PWP Nation’s Eron Ramadanov explains what we learned from WWE Fastlane and what to expect heading into WrestleMania 32.
Well, another pay-per-view in the books, as we’re only 40 some-odd days away from the grandest stage of them all, WrestleMania 32 from AT&T Stadium in Dallas, Texas, the home of the Dallas Cowboys.
But we had to go through one last stop behind getting to “Big D.” WWE Fastlane from Cleveland, Ohio was in many respects a glorified Monday Night Raw, with a really good main event match, that felt like it meant something… until the finish, of course.
We saw almost every title defended, but no new champions. We witnessed a certain AJ Styles be “legitimized” against a multiple time World Champion Chris Jericho. We set our eyes on possibly the end of the Bella reign over the Divas Division. But most importantly, we feasted our eyes on WWE blatantly figuratively tell us that our opinions don’t matter and that they’re going to do what they want, even if we don’t like it.
Here’s what we learned from WWE Fastlane:
