Dana Brooke Criticises The End Of WWE TLC
She gave her thoughts on Instagram Live...
In the main event of the TLC pay-per-view, the Kabuki Warriors defended the Women's Tag Team Championship against Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair in a Tables, Ladders & Chairs match. Asuka and Kairi Sane emerged victorious after the Empress Of Tomorrow climbed the ladder and grabbed the titles.
Seconds after the match ended, the camera quickly cut away to a brawl between a group of male Superstars. On commentary, Vic Joseph quickly acknowledged that The Kabuki Warriors had retained their titles, but the main event was not mentioned again during the final few minutes of the broadcast. The show instead faded to black with Roman Reigns spearing King Corbin out of the crowd onto the other male Superstars.
Shortly after the event, Dana Brooke expressed her frustration on Instagram Live. She explained she disagreed with having the brawl as it just disregarded the women's match and made them seem unimportant.
Brooke said: "Something I totally disagreed upon was they didn’t let the women have their time to shine. I think that’s something they needed to do, especially after the match, was give those women the appreciation they deserve."
Seconds after the match ended, the camera quickly cut away to a brawl between a group of male Superstars. On commentary, Vic Joseph quickly acknowledged that The Kabuki Warriors had retained their titles, but the main event was not mentioned again during the final few minutes of the broadcast. The show instead faded to black with Roman Reigns spearing King Corbin out of the crowd onto the other male Superstars.
Shortly after the event, Dana Brooke expressed her frustration on Instagram Live. She explained she disagreed with having the brawl as it just disregarded the women's match and made them seem unimportant.
Brooke said: "Something I totally disagreed upon was they didn’t let the women have their time to shine. I think that’s something they needed to do, especially after the match, was give those women the appreciation they deserve."
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