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#8 AJ Styles vs. Samoa Joe vs. Rey Mysterio (Raw, April 22nd)
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Triple threats are usually lame (see the WrestleMania 35 main event for more on that), but this was a strong showing on Raw. Joe, Mysterio, and AJ Styles worked well together to get an opportunity to advance closer to the Universal Championship.
Mysterio and Styles kept the pace up, while Joe exploded to obliterate them where he could. The match seesawed for a long while and though AJ Styles was always going to be the inevitable winner, it didn't feel too much like a spoiler at the time.
AJ Styles eventually Styles Clashed Rey Mysterio onto Samoa Joe and pinned the latter. While that result was a downer (why this company loves pinning its champions in non-title matches, I have no idea), it didn't take much away from this match, which was nearly all action from the moment the bell rang.
