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The Royal Rumble opened the book on the year 2019 in WWE in January, and TLC: Tables, Ladders and Chairs was the final chapter.

And while no titles changed hands Sunday in Minneapolis, the action was rousing and rapid, if starkly inconsistent. Fittingly, it ended with a dose of high-flying, punishing fun that had its highs and lows.

TLC match for the women's tag team championships: Kabuki Warriors (c) def. Becky Lynch & Charlotte Flair

Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair taking on the The Kabuki Warriors for the women's tag team championships was arguably the hardest match to call a result for heading into the night, and until the final bell it was anyone's guess.

Lynch and Flair wasted no time out of the gate, overpowering the champs inside and outside the ring, and after a handful of matches that didn't quite land with the crowd, there was a buzz as this one got underway. Within three minutes of the opening bell, Kairi Sane was being tossed between two announce tables.

Sane and Asuka eventually rebounded with the former dropkicking a chair into the sternum of Charlotte, and Sane, as she tried to escape a double-team attack from Lynch and Flair, found a fire extinguisher as she was dragged out and sprayed the challengers in the face. In a moment that felt like an old black-and-white movie without sound, Sane and Asuka tied Lynch to a ladder like it was railroad tracks. That piece of rope would play a big role in the closing moments of the match.

The heels were on fire. If there was a chair, they smashed it. If there was a ladder, they used it to their favor. If there was an available elbow, they smashed that through the challengers. Flair had to fend for herself for a while, but once Lynch freed herself, she hit a picture-perfect legdrop through Asuka and a table on the floor.

The pace of the match slowed down considerably. Sane seemed to slow down and didn't feature much in the late stages of the match, especially after taking a powerbomb through a table from Flair, and it seemed everyone else tried to ad-lib to get the match through to the finish. Flair was taken out of play in a fair bit of turnabout, as a moonsault attempt to Asuka was quickly flipped into a powerbomb from the middle turnbuckle through a table on the outside of the ring.

Eventually, Lynch looked as though she was set to win the match when she climbed the ladder, but Asuka pulled the ladder out from underneath Lynch with that very same rope. This was the opening Asuka needed to climb the ladder and snare the titles to retain the championships. It was the second straight year that Asuka closed out TLC, the final WWE pay-per-view of the year, by climbing a ladder and hoisting gold into the air.

Although the match ended in more or less straightforward fashion, the show did not. Roman Reigns, Baron Corbin and a host of performers from both squads came storming from the locker room and pummeled each other into the crowd. A potential tease for the Royal Rumble was a strange way to end a match in which the women deserved to be showcased. But it doesn't detract from the fact that Lynch, Flair, Sane and Asuka put everything on the line in a punishing bout.

What's next? First off, how about a day off after the collective beating each woman took? And considering nothing truly advanced from a storyline perspective, this feud, whether tag-team action or one-on-one, may well go on, perhaps into the Royal Rumble and beyond.

Tables match: Bobby Lashley def. Rusev

The prematch video package for the tables match between Bobby Lashley and Rusev was a straight-up TMZ spoof -- a fitting culmination to a four-month storyline that fits far better in a tabloid than in a wrestling ring.

The storyline was confusing at best, felt dated for the current WWE product, and at its worst, sent people racing for their remotes. There were puzzlingly enforced restraining orders, a fake pregnancy and the always-evolving Lana accent.

Still, Rusev and Lashley had the opportunity to put on a match at the tail end of a pay-per-view, but the end product was plodding, and never really picked the pace up enough. Rusev had a flurry of offense early, but Lashley would take over. Rusev hit a suplex on the entrance ramp, but Lashley repeatedly retook control.

The most memorable spot of the match came when Lashley attempted to throw a table at Rusev, easily snapping it over the ring post. Or maybe it was Lashley slamming Rusev through a portion of the ringside barricade, set up against the ring apron.

The table spots were emblematic of the feud -- taking lots of time to set up, and ending with a disappointing payoff. Each tried to Irish Whip the other into a table set up in the corner.

The end came when Lana jumped on Rusev's back, providing the distraction for Lashley to spear Rusev through a table set up in the corner. Except .. it didn't break. Lashley then suplexed Rusev through another table to end this match, and hopefully, the feud as well.

What's next: If any positive can be taken out of this, it's that the crowd is still chanting for Rusev Day. Naturally, WWE decided to put over Lashley in the feud, who will presumably have Lana in his corner going forward with little to no fan interest. For Rusev, his popularity still can't seem to get him much traction within WWE. Hopefully he's not just sent back into obscurity.

Universal champion Bray Wyatt (c) def. The Miz

Bray Wyatt's villainous pursuit of The Miz and the Mizanin family has been an incredibly compelling story, but in the end it seems it may have just been an interlude to Wyatt's conflict against Daniel Bryan.

Using the Firefly Funhouse version of his character, as opposed to The Fiend, Wyatt entered the ring to 'Yowie Wowie' chants in his complete sweater get-up, smiling and waving to the crowd as an unimpressed Miz looked on. It was a drastic departure from the overwhelmingly dark entrance and persona Wyatt has leaned on in his matches since the introduction of 'The Fiend.'

As soon as the match began, the Miz went on the attack. In between attacks, Wyatt asked Miz if he 'got it out of his system' and told him to 'take it easy.'

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After a series of offensive attacks by Miz, Wyatt finally attempted his Sister Abigail, but Miz reversed it into a Skull Crushing Finale and continued to smash Wyatt's face into the mat. Wyatt laughed throughout the entire ordeal. After more offense by Miz, Wyatt finally capitalized on a mistake on the outside of the ring and hit a unique version of Sister Abigail while the Miz was draped over the barricade. The Miz made it back into the ring just in the nick of time, but Wyatt caught him with another Sister Abigail for the win.

After the match, an image of The Fiend was brought up on the screen. Wyatt looked at the image and said 'OK, I'll do it.' Wyatt then pulled out a giant mallet from under the ring, but before he could do anything with it, Wyatt was blindsided by a running knee from Bryan, who had entered the ring on the other side. After embracing long hair and a long beard for much of the past few years of his in-ring career, Bryan donned a buzz cut after his hair was 'torn out' by The Fiend a couple of weeks ago on SmackDown.

Bryan continued the assault to thunderous 'Yes' chants, but as Bryan looked to use Wyatt's mallet, the lights w

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