Over 52,000 fans screamed for joy because Roman Reigns didn't win the Rumble on Sunday. On top of that, a few new champions were crowned too. Although most of the rumours on who would win and who would lose turned out to be true, the Superstars still managed to make the predictable unpredictable because they're good at what they do.

We also got some awesome action in NXT over the weekend, and a couple more episodes of Monday Night RAW and SmackDown Live to boot. So which events delivered the best moments this week in WWE? Which delivered the worst? Read on to find out!

5. WORST - Can These Four Move On Already?

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Alright, WWE. You have some great Superstars in Rusev, Enzo Amore, Big Cass, and... I guess Jinder Mahal. Their feud though has been far from great.

It's time for something new. How many times do we have to watch Enzo Amore and Big Cass get the best of Rusev? Didn't we already see the same result two weeks ago when these four Superstars met in non-tornado action?

5. BEST - Glorious

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This was a toss up. Do I put Bobby Roode's glorious victory over Shinsuke Nakamura as one of the best moments of the week, or The Authors of Pain's victory over DIY?

Roode because that's what more people are talking about.

This was a good match to end the show. The crowd didn't seem to know who to cheer, so they cheered for both because they're both amazing. Nakamura hurt his knee in the end, which you can say allowed Roode to "unfairly" win his first NXT Championship. I'm assuming this sets up a rematch for the next Takeover? If so, I'm down!

4. WORST - Billie Kay And Peyton Royce's Lack Of Logic

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The four women of NXT had the crowd on their feet for the entirety of their match on Saturday. It was the best women's match of the week. Asuka is awesome. Nikki Cross is crazy awesome, and Billie Kay and Peyton Royce are stunningly awesome.

But here's the thing that didn't make much sense. Kay and Royce are a team, they worked together for the entirety of the match and commentary even pointed out that both girls didn't care which one of them won as long as they took the NXT Women's title off Asuka. So why didn't one of them just lay down for each other? Paper, scissors, rock, girls!

4. BEST - Seth Rollins Takes Over NXT

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Seth Rollins caught the Universe completely off guard when he crashed Triple H's NXT: Takeover event mid broadcast. Because after all, NXT is all about taking over, isn't it?

Just when we thought Rollins and Triple H could finally clash with one another, Triple H chose to have security escort Rollins out of the building instead - thus, the entire NXT crowd turned on The Game in seconds with a resounding BOOOO!

3. WORST - Charlotte/Bayley

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Charlotte defeated Bayley at The Royal Rumble. And that's fine. It was a fantastic match that stretched over 13 minutes. My only question is, why is Charlotte always so unstoppable at Pay-Per-Views, able to kick out of multiple finishers, survive blood induced elbow drops... yet the next night, she LOSES SO EASILY?

3. BEST - THE ROYAL RUMBLE OBVIOUSLY

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You can't have the best moments of the week and not feature THE ROYAL FREAKIN' RUMBLE. From a surprise appearance by the extremely over Tye "TEN" Dillinger, to even Randy Orton winning the thing (I guess that's cool), the Rumble was #WWENTERTAINING. And who didn't love seeing Goldberg once again quickly dispose of Lesnar? Hilaaaarious.

As for Roman Reigns being #30 though, it doesn't make sense since he could've technically been the Universal Champion if he had won his match with Owens earlier. MEH. It's obvious they threw him in there so that the fans would cheer for Orton because #anybodybutRoman.

2. WORST - Who Rang That Bell?

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Sasha Banks was granted a rematch with Nia Jax, only for the bell to ring prematurely while Jax locked Banks in submission. That's right. Someone rang the bell before Banks even had the chance to tap out. And it wasn't part of the show, like some Superstar ran out and cost her the match. The timekeeper just made a booboo. Things happen, but it definitely made what could have been a meaningful moment into a very awkward one.

2. BEST - Samoa Joe!

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The drama between Seth Rollins and Triple H rolled on when two nights after NXT: Takeover on Monday Night RAW, The Game made a surprise appearance to call Rollins out! Yes! Finally! These two could lay into each other! So we thought...

Before Rollins could get to the ring, Samoa Joe would make his RAW debut and attack him, dismantling The Architect before everybody's very eyes and more importantly, Triple H's. Now we understand why Samoa Joe didn't debut in the Rumble like we wanted. This was better.

Side note: Samoa Joe may have actually re-injured Seth's knee. Like in real life. Right before WrestleMania. Again. If this turns out to be true, I hurt for Seth.

1. WORST - SmackDown Tag Division

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SmackDown is usually on top of things. However, they've been slacking hard on the tag division. In fact, both RAW and SmackDown suffer from both shows having to create separate fleshed out divisions, even though there aren't that many credible teams. Not that you can blame the actual teams, as they've done nothing but treat Breezango, The Ascension, and even more recently Heath Slater and Rhyno as cannon fodder.

So on SmackDown, American Alpha issued an open challenge and every team on the roster came out and just punched and kicked each other for a few minutes. There was even a commercial break. And absolutely nothing happened after that worth noting. It just made the entire division look even worse.

Let's bring The Revival in from NXT, yeah?

1. BEST - John Cena Becomes 16-Time WWE Champion

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Poor AJ Styles. He spends 2016 establishing himself as WWE's greatest star only for John Cena to return and be granted a WWE Championship match quite simply because he's John Cena. We all knew this was going to happen. John Cena has finally tied Ric Flair's record for holding the almighty belt on 16 separate occasions. And he'll probably surpass it one day too. But do you know what? The guy deserves it.

For the past few years now, this man has put on some of the best wrestling matches we've seen in WWE. Cena and Styles tore the roof off of the Alamodome at The Royal Rumble and you can't argue that. Like Cena said, AJ Styles brings out the best in him. It's true. It's damn true (yes, that's a reference to CONFIRMED FUTURE HALL OF FAMER KURT ANGLE). It's been since WrestleMania XXIX that Cena has been involved in the WWE Championship match at the grandest stage, and we're excited to see him back in it, assuming he doesn't lose it at the Elimination Chamber.

But the question we have is. Who the heck will his opponent be?

Until next week!