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#3 The Usos vs. Daniel Bryan and Rowan (SmackDown, May 7th)
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As we knew from day one, the "Wild Card" rule would be used in an ad-hoc purpose, rather than anything designed to give us intriguing matches and rivalries on a consistent basis. Nevertheless, this match, on its second night, showed what it could potentially be.
Exceeding the sequel that occurred in the Money in the Bank pre-show, Daniel Bryan and Rowan went hard at each other for the vacant SmackDown Tag Team Championships. Although it made no sense that the now Raw-contracted Usos were challenging for them, this match was good enough to set aside WWE's maddening inconsistency.
Ultimately, Bryan and Rowan won. Predictable, but a hell of a ride.
#2 Ali vs. Andrade (SmackDown, May 21st)
Ali is brilliant. Andrade is brilliant. You put them in the ring together and you get brilliance. This shouldn't be a surprise to anybody. After both of them made a lot of highlights at Money in the Bank, they did battle in a singles match once again.
There were a lot of high impact moves between them. Ali's selling is low-key one of the best in the company. And ultimately, the babyface prevailed here. The crowd was certainly behind him as he did so.
Sadly, Andrade seems stuck forever in his role of making other big names and rising stars look good.
