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#4 Nia Jax vs. Alexa Bliss (Backlash)
The match at WrestleMania didn't turn out to be the disaster I expected, but the rematch at Backlash did. It was obvious that taking two of the worst workers in the women's division and putting them in a big title match would eventually produce a stinker.
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This match went on at least five minutes longer than it should have, with terrible, botched action that stretched suspension of disbelief even by wrestling standards.
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What really put this match over the top was the terrible post-match promo that Nia Jax cut about not being a bully and being a star. That transparent, awfully delivered speech killed all of her heat and she hasn't recovered it since.
And now we're getting a three-peat at Extreme Rules. Aren't you excited?
