Every week WWE Superstars is presented on the WWE Network, usually being added around 3 PM EST. I am a fan and watch the show religiously so why not share some thoughts and insight, especially for those who may not keep up with it and want to know what they’re missing, or conversely, those who do and want to see what others may think?
This week’s edition of Superstars isn’t going to be a great one. Instead of our usual two matches, we only have one match this week. This is due to Main Event, Smackdown, and Superstars all being taped before RAW. As a result, they had to cut everything down. The usual commentary team of Rich Brennan and Byron Saxton.
Tyler Breeze vs. Jack Swagger
I like the story here by the commentators. Both of these men will be in the Andre the Giant Battle Royal at Wrestlemania, and as a result both guys want momentum heading into the match. A simple story to follow but one that just makes sense. It also adds at least a tiny bit of importance to a random match we’ve seen a few times already.
This match was really good. Both of these guys are capable of having really good matches regularly, and generally tend to when given the chance. This match was given probably about eight minutes, which was enough for a hot finishing stretch that have several believable near falls and they built to the finish well.
I definitely say watch this match if you have the chance. It isn’t too long and doesn’t wear out its welcome. It just delivers.
Winner: Jack Swagger
After Jack Swagger celebrates we get Wrestlemania hype for the final 35 minutes of the show. This includes video packages for Undertaker vs. Shane McMahon, AJ Styles vs. Chris Jericho, and Brock Lesnar vs. Dean Ambrose while we also had a look at RAW twice. The first time was with the feud for the Divas Championship because Sasha Banks, Charlotte, and Becky Lynch, while the other time was for the feud with Triple H and Roman Reigns. The latter wraps the episode up.
Match List
Tyler Breeze vs. Jack Swagger
Closing Thoughts
What can I really say about this show? It was literally a one match show. With that being said, the first match was very good by Superstars standards and Superstars often has good action. So check out the first ten minutes, but skip the rest unless you haven’t watched much Wrestlemania build or you just want that extra Wrestlemania hype. Otherwise, I don’t advise you to waste your time.
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