WWE Extreme Rules 2014 Results: Bad News, The Shield, & Daniel Bryan

Shield vs Evolution

The 2014 edition of WWE’s Extreme Rules pay-per-view special event had a so-so feel surrounding it in the beginning but when you stand back and look at it, it didn’t turn out half bad. Even the matches on paper that made you shake you head had something: The WeeLC match was fun with little people and the Alexander Rusev handicap match at least had Lana (Hey Lana!).

I’ll give you this too, the WWE tried harder to stick to the Extreme Rules theme this year. We saw The Shield go over Evolution which was highlighted by Seth Rollins doing a New Jack-like balcony dive. Hell, the Daniel Bryan vs. Kane match by itself included a forklift and a burning table. As for the John Cena vs. Bray Wyatt steel cage match, which was my least favorite of the night, I guess the most extreme thing in that match was child with a demonic singing voice. Hey, at least Bray won this time.


  • Kickoff Match/weeLC Match: El Torito defeated Hornswoggle
  • Triple Threat Elimination Match: Cesaro defeated Rob Van Dam & Jack Swagger
  • 2-on-1 Handicap Match: Alexander Rusev defeated R-Truth & Xavier Woods
  • WWE Intercontinental Championship Match: Bad News Barrett defeated Big E (c) to become the new Intercontinental Champion
  • Six-Man Tag Team Match: The Shield defeated Evolution
  • Steel Cage Match: Bray Wyatt defeated John Cena
  • WWE Divas Championship Match: Paige (c) defeated Tamina Snuka to retain the WWE Divas Championship
  • Extreme Rules Match for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship: Daniel Bryan (c) defeated Kane to retain the WWE World Heavyweight Championship
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  1. I think I should just preface every post I make with:

    He’s got the whooooole world, in his hands.

    I really, really, really was hoping that during the Evolution match, that CM Punk would show up in the crowd, to set up Payback in Chicago. Know who would have marked out? This guy.

    1. I think Punk will be back, but it’s gonna be at least a year. The way Foley and Nash talk about him being banged up I just don’t think he feels like going through it if it’s not gonna be main event what’s the point.

  2. I really don’t like the Shield winning this match. Not because I don’t like them or whatever, I just think the whole Evolution thing was rushed. You can’t say they were the most dominant stable in history and they lose their first match back. This should’ve happened at SummerSlam.

    1. One reason I think that The Shield beat Evolution is because maybe Batista or Orton will fight Daniel Bryan on the next ppv? Then again, it feels like they may go with Kane again. I don’t know.

    2. I’m okay with Shield winning, because their goal is to get Shield over
      even more with the audience. The crowd was eating it all up. Great
      work by all members of the Shield, as well as Triple H, who sold very
      well for a guy with a rep of not putting people over.

      The
      Evolution thing was a bit rushed, but I think they have the ability now
      to spread it out. Think about it, they could have Payback be an Empire
      Strikes Back kind of thing, with three singles matches (I’d do
      Ambrose/Orton, Rollins/Batista, and Reigns/Triple H), or a singles and
      tag match (Ambrose and Rollins versus Orton and Batista, and
      Reigns/Triple H).

      Money in the Bank could be the blow off, giving
      two consecutive B level PPVs, some much needed shine, mid card match
      wise, before WWE hits Summerslam and their fall storylines.

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