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"6dea88b3866b12ad-600x400 Before No Mercy, it’s fair to say that the match receiving most in-house attention was the ‘Career vs. Title’ affair pitting Dolph Ziggler against WWE Intercontinental Champion The Miz. Naturally, any bout John Cena is involved in is also going to turn heads, making it all the more surprising that Cena’s Triple Threat alongside Dean Ambrose and AJ Styles for the WWE Title happened so early on the card.
There was a lot of emphasis placed on the potential for Ziggler to lose to Miz and therefore have to walk away from WWE. Sitting snugly alongside both those matches was another marquee effort, this time between Bray Wyatt and Randy Orton.
Overall, No Mercy had enough major matches to make it seem like an important event. Arguably, that’s something Backlash sorely lacked at points.
The big question though is what can be learned from SmackDown Live’s latest slice of pay-per-view? What happened on the show will have an impact going forward, and it’s what kind of impact that is focused on here."