Power ranking every WWE PPV of 2015 so far

One of the best Wrestlemanias of all time2015 has been a year full of ups for the WWE, in most parts at least.The pay-per-views of the year have been great, for the most part. Every one has had at least one memorable match, and the best have had numerous. Feuds have added chapters to themselves over different events, and have brought new elements and twists.There is a lot to be proud of for WWE this year, and a little to look past and move on.To make things clear, Elimination Chamber counts as a pay-per-view, but The Beast In The East and WWE at Madison Square Garden do not count.So, let's power rank every pay-per-view of the year so far, from the Royal Rumble  to Night Of Champions, and the top spot probably won’t be something you’re expecting.This is an opinionised article. It is my own view and you can leave a comment if you agree or disagree with the choices.

#10 Fastlane

Mediocre at best

The road to WrestleMania this year was littered with controversy. WWE made a huge mistake with the Royal Rumble winner and the main event of the pay-per-view before WrestleMania was made to be a number one contendor’s match between unpopular winner Roman Reigns and fan favourite Daniel Bryan.

That was probably the only good thing from this event.

The opening match was a mess. It was a six-man tag team match between Dolph Ziggler, Erick Rowan and Ryback, and Seth Rollins, Kane and The Big Show. The latter team won, but the match itself was all over the place, and not in a good way. Randy Orton did return but that did nothing to help the match.

Goldust beat Stardust in a match that didn’t even receive a rematch. Nikki Bella beat Paige (again), Rusev made John Cena pass out, Bad News Barrett defeated Dean Ambrose by disqualification, and the only other good take away was Tyson Kidd and Cesaro winning the Tag Team Championships.

Triple H and Sting had an encounter where they confirmed their match for WrestleMania but that’s it.

It was a pretty bland show overall.