If all WWE pay-per-views were as good as WWE Battleground 2016, there might not have never been a need for a brand split.
With the Raw and SmackDown brands split after Battleground, WWE has officially moved into the New Era. But before that, WWE put on one of its best shows of 2016 on Sunday evening, even if the show was little more than a bridge between the pre- and post-WWE draft company.
Every match came to a great conclusion, from Bayley and Sasha Banks hugging it out following their tag team victory, to Darren Young following in his mentor's footsteps with a mental breakdown, to a Triple Threat championship match that delivered on the hype.
Even with so many great matches, there are a few Super...
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