WWE Extreme Rules 2021 RESULTS with HIGHLIGHTES , ratings and FULL analysis

Outrageous Rules had numerous solid matches, however two baffling completions. 

Despite mounting rivalry from AEW, WWE put on an unremarkable compensation for each view on Sunday as Extreme Rules. The show highlighted no terrible matches, yet no extraordinary match all things considered. All the more significantly, the two featuring sessions - Roman Reigns versus Finn Balor, and Becky Lynch versus Bianca Belair - both had frustrating endings. 

On account of the Universal Championship match, Balor and Reigns were headed to a heavenly completion when things got bizarre. Balor, subsequent to being Speared through a blockade, was resurrected by his signature music playing. As he set Reigns up for a Coup de Grace, the top rope snapped for reasons unknown. Rules then Speared him for the success. 

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Concerning the SmackDown Women's Championship, Becky Lynch held through exclusion. Like the headliner, the two entertainers worked to a colossal completion however were frustration by awful imaginative. Belair countered Lynch's Disarmer armbar into a KOD, however Sasha Banks returned following a month of unexplained nonappearance, assaulted the two ladies and caused an exclusion. 

The show was unquestionably not without features. Pretty much every match was essentially strong, including the unexpected 6-man opener that hollowed Big E, Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods against Lashley, AJ Styles and Omos. Alexa Bliss likewise had her best match in a really long time against Charlotte Flair. In any case, with both headliner matches having such uninspiring endings, this was a powerless appearance for the WWE. 

Some report from the show: Big E will safeguard his WWE Championship against Lashley on Raw. 

Peruse beneath for full outcomes and examination from Extreme Rules 2021.

Roman Reigns holds against "The Demon" Finn Balor 

Roman Reigns gave "The Demon" Finn Balor his first misfortune after a peculiar match. Balor had Reigns beat with a Coup de Grace before the ring ropes snapped, permitting Reigns to lance and stick Balor. 

This being an Extreme Rules match - the sole one of the evening - it wasn't some time before Kendo Sticks come out. Rules took out a stick, just for Balor to separate from under the ring an assortment of a few Kendo Sticks bundled together. He hit Reigns with them on different occasions. 

All through the match, the hosts solely called Balor "The Demon", as though Finn Balor and his Demon getup were two distinct elements. It was very irritating. 

The group had recited for tables the entire evening, so popped tremendous when Balor brought one from under the ring. Rules cut him off and pushed the table back, getting uproarious boos. It was a mental contest, with Balor hauling the table out once more, however Reigns halting him. Afterward, after the two fought in the group, Balor at long last prevailed with regards to setting up the table - however was then quickly slamed through it by Reigns for a two count. 

WWE Extreme Rules 2021  RESULTS , ratings and FULL analysis

Rules timed Balor with a Superman Punch and minutes after the fact countered a Shotgun Dropkick into a lance. Balor kicked out by low blowing Reigns, a reflection of how Reigns kicked out of the Coup de Grace on SmackDown a couple a long time back. 

Balor figured out how to land a Shotgun Dropkick and Coup de Grace, yet the Usos ran obstruction to save Reigns from the 3 count. The Usos hit Balor with a twofold Superkick outwardly and arrangement a table. Balor retaliated and powerbombed one of the Usos through the commentator's table, yet when he got up, Reigns skewered Balor through the blockade. The group recited "oh my goodness!", as it was a debilitated spot. 

This is the place where everything turns out badly. 

Balor's "Evil spirit" music plays, and he starts spasming on the floor. He then, at that point, is resurrected as the field is covered in red light. With the music actually playing, he blitzed Reigns with seat shots and punted him through the table the Usos just arrangement. Balor had Reigns arrangement in the ring for a Coup de Grace, however at that point the... top rope snapped. Balor tumbled to the ground grasping his knee, then, at that point, ate a tremendous Spear from Reigns for the completion. 

Rating: 3.5 stars. The wrestling was acceptable, yet under the level of a typical Reigns headliner. That is for the most part since Reign's compensation per-see coordinates with normally crescendo to awesome completions, however the completion here was the most exceedingly awful part. It was ostensibly even the most noticeably awful piece of the show, since it wasn't clarified in any way. 

Indeed, we might get a followup on Friday's SmackDown, however at the time it seemed like a modest completion - which is particularly offending after the way Belair versus Lynch finished. 

Becky Lynch versus Bianca Belair finishes in DQ as Sasha Banks returns 

The SmackDown Women's Championship session is one of the greatest of the show, being Becky Lynch's first evident match since April 2020. Lynch and Bianca Belair had a superb match, however it had a disillusioning closure: Sasha Banks ran in to cause a DQ. 

As the match started, a strong "Becky!" serenade broke out - however at that point we got a lot greater "E.S.T." serenade. Lynch quickly attempted a Man-Handle Slam, the move she used to beat Belair at SummerSlam, yet Belair countered into a KOD. Lynch had the option to get out, then, at that point, the group delivered dueling "We should go Becky!" and "E.S.T." drones. 

The group had been into the entire show, however was by a long shot more into this than anything earlier. It's incredible to have Becky back. 

Similarly as with Belair's past title sessions, her long interlace was coordinated into the activity. Belair mounted Lynch on the turnbuckle and was pummeling Lynch with the famous 10 punches. Lynch sneaked away from, snatched Belair's hair and pulled her off the turnbuckle. That started a back-and-forth over the hair, finishing with Belair maneuvering Lynch into a nuclear drop. 

That started off a line of offense from Belair, including a Fallaway Slam a la JBL. Belair went for a support pin, however Lynch countered into a Disarmer armbar. Belair figured out how to snatch the ropes. Outwardly Lynch drove Belair into the ring steps, then, at that point, handled a top-rope Leg Drop for a two count. 

We then, at that point, got an incredible succession that saw Lynch endeavor a Man-Handle Slam, however Belair countered it into a suplex - which Lynch countered into a little bundle, which she then, at that point, progressed into an armbar. Belair wriggled out, then, at that point, fueled Lynch up into an adjusted spinebuster. 

Great stuff.

Belair and Lynch then, at that point, traded punches, and afterward attempted to stick each other will rollups. Lynch locked on the Disarmer, yet Belair utilized her ability to lift Lynch up and set her in place for a KOD. As the group rose for the spot, Sasha Banks hit the ring and assaulted the two people for the DQ. 

Murmur. 

Rating: 3.5 stars. Incredible match, terrible completion. On the potential gain, Becky Lynch looked fabulous in her first appropriate match since returning. It's ideal to see Sasha Banks, as usual, however it was a powerless way out of a major compensation for each view session. 

Damian Priest beat Jeff Hardy and Sheamus 

The primary lump of the match followed a comparative arrangement: Priest and Sheamus would fight with each other, then, at that point, Hardy would fly in all of a sudden and take one out. Jeff Hardy isn't moving as flawlessly as he once did, I can barely comprehend how his body should feel after such countless long stretches of bouncing off stepping stools. 

There was one second where Priest was on the cover and endeavored Sheamus' 10 clubbing blows onto Sheamus himself, however Priest sneaked off the cover onto the floor. The group didn't make a big deal about the mess up, yet the broadcasters referenced it. Before you could harp on it, Hardy appeared suddenly with a major punt on Sheamus. 

That wasn't the main mess up of the match however, as Hardy countered Damien Priest with an endeavored Twist of Fate - yet somebody stumbled over in the center and it looked more like an opposite DDT. Corey Graves covered, saying Hardy was going for a Dragon Sleeper, yet Hardy got Priest and effectively hit the Twist of Fate. He then, at that point, attempted to circle back to a Swanton Bomb, however Sheamus pushed him off the top rope. 

Sheamus lines up a Brogue Kick on Priest yet missed, winding up hung up on the ropes. Cleric then, at that point, established Sheamus with a top-rope Chokeslam, however Hardy intruded on the pin with a Swanton Bomb. That produced gigantic "Solid!" drones. There were two prodded Hardy triumphs, with Sheamus hitting a decent siphon knee to Priest and Hardy throwing out Sheamus to endeavor a pin on Priest, following by a rollup nearfall on Sheamus himself. 

Sheamus then, at that point, took out Hardy with a Brogue Kick, permitting Priest to move up Sheamus for the success. After the match, Hardy shook Priest's hand. 

Rating: 3.5 stars. 

Charlotte Flair stuck Alexa Bliss 

This was a shortish match, at a little more than 11 minutes, yet it was loads of fun. It's the primary Alexa Bliss match that wasn't humiliating to watch in quite a while, albeit the post-match point was dismal. Charlotte stuck Bliss and destroyed the Lilly doll, which made Bliss cry on the rampway in misery. That part sucked, however the session that went before it didn't. 

There was an alarming spot almost immediately where Bliss Hurricanrana'd Flair into the base turnbuckle, which resembled a horrendously abnormal landing. Style got her covered however, hitting a major swing outwardly that pummeled Bliss into the blockade. 

We got a lot of incredible to and fro activity once the match got moving. Charlotte went for a moonsault yet Bliss moved away, prompting a standing moonsault from Charlotte. She went for the Natural Selection, yet Bliss carried out and afterward timed Charlotte with an incredible looking final blow. The ladies then, at that point, exchanged rollups, peaking with Charlotte transforming a rollup into a colossal powerbomb. Joy then, at that point, hit a Sunset Flip Powerbomb (or a Code Red), which the group cherished. 

The completion came when Flair got Lilly, Bliss' doll, and tossed it at Bliss. The interruption permitted Charlotte to flood Bliss with an underhanded whirlwind, including a major boot and an extraordinary looking Natural Selection, for the 1-2-3. 

After the match Charlotte destroyed Lilly. Ecstasy then, at that point, assaulted Charlotte, however Charlotte obliterated her and tossed her over the declare table. Euphoria then, at that point, cried over her doll for about a moment, however it seemed like for eternity. 

It looks to arrangement a rematch which will include a greater amount of Bliss' "wizardry". Yippee. 

Rating: 3.75 stars. I was fearing this match, yet it wound up being loads of fun. There was little brain research, yet a lot of tight activity. These two cooperated amazingly well. It's an incrimination of Bliss character and WWE's innovative that I'm so shocked to have partaken in an Alexa Bliss match, yet here we are. 

The completion was somewhat senseless, with Bliss being so quickly flustered by the doll, however on the size of Alexa Bliss matches, which are normally very wince, it was not difficult to excuse. 

The Usos held their SmackDown Tag Titles 

The Usos effectively shielded their SmackDown Tag Team Championships by overcoming the Street Profits in an awesome appearance. Everything based on Montez Ford's harmed ribs, which were harmed by Roman Reigns on SmackDown. 

Portage starts the match with wrapped-up ribs, however the Usos scam it. The group is into the Profits, reciting "We need the smoke!" as the showdown starts. Exemplary tagteam brain research here, with the Usos cutting the harmed Ford off from accomplice Angelo Dawkins, working to a dangerous hot tag. 

Dawkins got the tag, and he went crazy, coming full circle with a superplex into a bending neckbreaker. (Not as cool as Seth Rollins' superplex into a Falcom Arrow, yet extremely cool.) We saw an incredible spot where Dawkins sets up for a Doomsday Device, lifting Jimmy Uso on his shoulders, yet rather than a sprinkle Ford established Jimmy Uso with a neckbreaker. It's not information, but rather man Ford can hop high. 

With Ford indeed the legitimate man, he endeavored a top-rope sprinkle however Jimmy Uso got his knees up. At the point when Dawkins minutes after the fact set up one more Doomsday Device, Ford was too harmed to even think about scaling the turnbuckle, which permitted Jimmy to counter. They exchange supports and rollups before Dawkins is labeled in, however he eats a superkick and Uso sprinkle for a decent nearfall that gets a "This is wonderful!' serenade. 

The Usos then, at that point, assault Dawkins outwardly, however they're hindered by Ford, who hit a debilitated moonsault jump over the turnbuckle. He tossed one of the Usos back in the ring and terrains a huge Frogsplash for another extraordinary nearfall, which gets another "This is great!" serenade. 

It was not to be for the Street Profits however, as Ford gets timed with a superkick to the ribs and afterward is taken out by sound system Uso Splashes for the pin. 

Rating: 3.75 stars. These four got the group into this match, however it experienced after the past label session which highlighted some comparable spots. The star here was Ford, who sold incredible and furthermore got in that noteworthy over-the-turnbuckle moonsault. 

The New Day beat Bobby Lashley, AJ Styles and Omos 

This six-man match, which was declared minutes before Extreme Rules started, started off the principle show. It peaked with Big E sticking Bobby Lashley following a Big Ending. 

The New Day cycled in the first place, with the group flying for a concise standoff between Big E and Lashley. Things dialed back when the trouble makers got heat on Kofi, thrashing him and cutting the previous WWE Champion off from his New Day accomplices. Things settled the score eased back when Omos was labeled in. Following a blundering few moments, AJ is labeled in and the group gets behind Kofi. Before Kofi can label Big E, however, Lashley thumps Big E off the cover and tosses him into the steel steps.

ofi observed himself to be separated from everyone else in the ring, however in the long run figured out how to tag in Woods. Woods has an incredible hot-label whirlwind on Lashley, finishing with a twister DDT. He's at last cut off by The Almighty Lashley, however, yet Woods oversaw minutes after the fact to tag in Big E as Lashley labels AJ Styles. 

The match gets here: Big E and AJ work incredible together. 

After some external antics, which saw Kofi smacked down in mid-air by Omos, Lashley had Big E down in the ring however, before he could end things, AJ labeled himself in. Lashley was irritated, yet traded positions. As AJ went for his Phenomenal Forearm, Lashley labeled himself back in. Lashley went to stick Big E, however Big E moved, prompting Lashley coincidentally skewering AJ. Enormous E then, at that point, hit the Big Ending on Lashley for the success. 

Rating: 3.75 stars. A strong opener, however it went longer than it expected to. Large E sparkled in the match, and showed extraordinary (and required force). It's important for the way to a rematch between Big E and Lashley, however the most awesome aspect of the entire session was certainly Big E's conflict with AJ Styles. That is the match I need to see. 

Additionally, great to see Big E get a success in the wake of losing twice on Raw. 

The opening shot Show results 

In the Extreme Rules Kickoff Show, Liv Morgan crushed Carmella in a 8-minute match. Morgan stuck Carmella subsequent to establishing her with her Oblivion finish. 

All the more significantly, it was reported that Big E would show up at Extreme Rules. He'll group with Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods in the initial match against Bobby Lashley, AJ Styles and Omos.

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