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Loser: Cesaro
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Mansoor was obviously going to win this match in front of his home crowd. WWE's trope of having its wrestlers lose in their hometowns doesn't apply when Saudi enters the equation.
That the company picked Cesaro to do the job to a rookie like Mansoor that isn't even on the main roster yet shows his standing in the company.
One of the most underutilized talents, it sadly doesn't even look like Cesaro will be in midcard title contention anytime soon. Much like Andrade, he's only there to make others the company is high on look good in competitive matches.
Winner: Bray Wyatt
Better late than never. Bray Wyatt's value still isn't as high as it was before Hell in a Cell, but this was a much needed step in the right direction, both for him and RAW. Credit to WWE for fooling us all with the draft, thinking he would be packed off to SmackDown. How he gets back to RAW will be the big story though.
Moreover, with WrestleMania starting to come out of the fog, who will challenge him? Either way, Bray Wyatt at the helm of RAW will make for a much more exciting program as WWE begins the process of gearing up for its biggest event.
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