Generally, I don't mind too much when a promotion cuts away from an ongoing match to show some commercials. Sure, I'd rather they didn't do it, but it doesn't bug me as much as it does other people - my suspension of belief is strong enough to handle the fact that matches, miraculously, never end while I'm being given the hard-sell on White Collar. But, when we aren't allowed to see the beginning of a match, as with tonight's Chris Jericho/Kofi Kingston bout, it's very difficult for me to get sucked into the drama.

That said, these two wrestlers rebounded beautifully. The dirt sheets had been abuzz this past week about Jericho and Kingston two wrestling together on a foreign tour, and while I would have liked to see it go on a bit longer, I was impressed by what I saw. I've always dug Kofi and just felt that he needed a decent storyline and a gimmick adjustment to get well-and-truly over, and his match-up with Jericho proved that his wrestling skills, at least, are definitely on-point. My favorite moment was Kofi's tremendous sell for the Walls of Jericho.