What was the best Saudi Arabia show so far?

[The Rick Jericho]

With the next one tomorrow and the partnership into year 6 now, what was the best Saudi Arabia show to you?

Since these shows all truly blend in here's a refresher of each main event:

Greatest Royal Rumble: 50 Man Royal Rumble Match

Crown Jewel 2018: DX vs. Undertaker and Kane

Super ShowDown 2019: Undertaker vs. Goldberg

Crown Jewel 2019: Seth Rollins (C) vs. The Fiend

Super ShowDown 2020: The Fiend (C) vs. Goldberg

Crown Jewel 2021: Roman Reigns (C) vs. Brock Lesnar

Elimination Chamber 2022: Bobby Lashley (C) vs. Brock Lesnar vs. AJ Styles vs. Austin Theory vs. Riddle vs. Seth Rollins

Crown Jewel 2022: Roman Reigns (C) vs. Logan Paul

Night of Champions 2023: Kevin Owens (C) and Sami Zayn (C) vs. Roman Reigns (C) and Solo Sikoa

Crown Jewel 2023: Roman Reigns (C) vs. LA Knight

[MolotovMocktail]

Greatest Royal Rumble had a stacked card and the Rumble match itself was fun. Just too long a show.

[Schizo]

Greatest Royal Rumble, and all the ones after Super Showdown 2020 have all been very good

[clc]

For me it was the one where Asuka won the title. Though her subsequent reign was not very good. Still, I was so happy that show. So Night of Champions 2023.

[floundertime]

Let’s see, I remember 1 of the events off the top of my head. So I’m going with greatest royal rumble. It gave us Titus World Slide!

All the other Saudi events run together as just being a show with 100000 times more fireworks than normal. Can’t wait to see Cody’s firework display tomorrow. The space station will be able to see the display tomorrow from space.

[welshpenguin]

I have enjoyed most shows. The first show is memorable as the Greatest Royal Rumble was made to be a huge deal & Titus falling was the funniest thing ever. I also remember really enjoying Night of Champions last year with Sami & Roman involved. Good times.

[Soultastic]

The one where Roddy chopped the shit out of Bryan and Bryan was all happy about it.

[DZ: WF Legacy]

The Greatest Royal Rumble gave us Kurt Angle vs Daniel Bryan in a way that reminds me a bit of the 2002 Royal Rumble giving us Kurt Angle vs Mr. Perfect. Even if it as just a brief exchange, it's a fun glimpse into a dream. I also enjoy different parts of that Rumble, and it is noteworthy as being the final televised WWE matches of Goldust/Jericho, two bonafide future HoF legends. The Rumble itself drags a bit and is so wildly strange at times, but it has its moments, especially towards the end. Taker/Rusev is a decent encounter with a modern talent, too. One of Taker's rare late career matches that worked out well.

The 2021 one with Edge/Rollins & Goldberg/Lashley was pretty good, too. That was one of Goldberg's best matches from his return.