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#1 Becky Lynch vs. Charlotte Flair (Evolution)
There was never any doubt about this one. This was the best women's WWE match since Sasha Banks vs. Bayley at the original NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn.
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Becky Lynch had won the title a month before, but hadn't yet established herself as champion, getting two screwy finishes in a row at Super Show-Down and on SmackDown throughout the month. She still had something to prove and Charlotte was still in her way.
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We saw some innovative spots in this match, with Charlotte applying the Figure Eight through a ladder. No one will forget Becky's leg drop off the top of the ladder and through the announce table, either.
Her shock at the end when Charlotte got up from all of this was a classic image all by its lonesome.
Eventually, Lynch powerbombed Charlotte from the turnbuckle through a table outside the ring, but even then, Charlotte almost got back on her feet before the count of 10, giving us a thrill to the very end.
