Oh, we're back with another early review.

WWE's European tour continues.

Friday they were in Berlin.

So we went early, actually live a little bit early on Friday,

to talk about the big WWE championship match between Drew McIntyre and Cody Rhodes.

And so here on Monday, no big championship match.

But we did have a big main event.

First time ever on TV, we had Gunther.

In AJ Stiles, they were in Dusseldorf, Germany, and we had an excellent match, which I don't think should be really a surprise to anybody when they announced the match.

I think we all kind of assumed it was going to be an excellent match.

The first, hopefully, in a series of them.

We know for a fact that we're getting at least one more based on the finish they did here.

But I was looking at this and saying, you know, it's January 12.

Can they stretch this out to WrestleMania?

And I believe they can.

Whether or not they're going to do that, I don't know.

But I certainly think there is a way to do that.

But this was the first time ever on TV with these two men.

For the match we got, I felt like it was an excellent match with a very controversial finish,

which was, of course, by design, where AJ Stiles came into this main

event tonight promising that he would do to Gunther what Gunther did to John Cena.

He promised that he was going to come in and he was going to make him tap like a bitch.

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