Intercontinental Championship
Dean Ambrose vs Bad News Barrett (c)
Wade kicks Ambrose a few times before Ambrose elbows him and sends him outside, then Wade throws a few elbows and sends him into the ring. Ambrose rebounds and clotheslines Wade, then hits a bulldog before he goes for a clothesline, and Wade counters with a Winds of Change attempt. Ambrose counters and heads up top, hitting a standing elbow for two, then Wade comes back with Wasteland for two. Wade calls for a Bullhammer but Ambrose ducks and clotheslines him, then he calls for Dirty Deeds but Wade bails outside. Wade tries to leave but Ambrose splashes him and throws him back inside, but Wade once again tries to leave so Ambrose slams him on the barricade. Ambrose stomps him a few times and the ref backs him away, then he stomps him a few more times before rolling outside. Ambrose grabs the IC title from the floor as the ref rings the bell, then Ambrose hits him again and leaves with the title.
Winner (by disqualification) – Bad News Barrett
BP: This was a stupid way to end the match, and a stupid way to continue a feud through Wrestlemania.
A group of druids walk out and light some torches, then a casket is wheeled out to the ring. The lid is lifted and Bray Wyatt sits up, and he asks if they can feel it, because he can feel ‘him’; weak and broken like them. Bray says ‘his’ soul is lost, but he can send ‘him’ home, and his mission is to do so, because Bray Wyatt is the face of fear. He says he will go to Wrestlemania, and he will claim the soul of the Undertaker, then he lays back and the druids close the casket lid.
BP: The match that was more obvious than Sting/HHH, or at least the biggest rumored, is now happening. This was a great promo for Bray; it called out Undertaker, used his strengths and still leaves plenty of room for Undertaker to answer the challenge and continue to cut promos.
