1. Bobby Roode defeated Dolph Ziggler. (With Arn Anderson as special enforcer)

2. The Bludgeon Brothers, Mike Kanellis, the Colons and Rusev defeated Breezango, Sin Cara, the Ascension and Tye Dillinger.

3. Naomi defeated Tamina.

4. Dustin Rhodes defeated Dash Wilder. 

5. United States Championship Match: Shinsuke Nakamura defeated Baron Corbin (c). (Disqualification) 

6. Fatal 4-Way Smackdown Tag Team Championship Match: The Usos (c) defeated The New Day, Chad Gable and Shelton Benjamin, and Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn.

7. Smackdown Women’s Championship Steel Cage Match: Charlotte Flair (c) defeated Natalya. (Ric Flair with the introduction!)

8. WWE Championship Steel Cage Match: AJ Styles (c) defeated Jinder Mahal.

THE SHOOT

My shoot on the Starrcade event was that it was CRIMINAL of the WWE to not this stream live on the Network! Do you see this card? Granted, it may be due to the house show feel of the event, or that it was too close to Survivor Series, but if they could stream Roadblock for the sake of Dean vs. HHH (In an underrated match, no doubt), then they could have given us this. To have Dustin come out and pay homage to his father was a nice touch and incredibly heartwarming from all accounts I’ve seen in attendance (check the link below before you go for footage),  and for the most part, the event was booked correctly. There was a segment where the Hardy Boyz came out in front of their home state crowd and thanked them for their support while honoring the Rock’N’Roll Express, which I would have loved to have watched. Throw in Arn and Flair and you have a solid presentation by the WWE, so this is definitely a dropped ball by Vince and co.

Dustin Addresses the Crowd at Starrcade