WWE Bash in Berlin 2024 - Star ratings for every match

While not the most dramatic one this year, Bash in Berlin was yet another successful WWE premium live event. This year has been excellent for big shows.

The action was great throughout the show, with all five matches delivering. We got technical classics, huge title matches, and violent brawls. Bash in Berlin was made even better thanks to the passionate German fans, who didn't slow down throughout the night.

But, with zero bad matches, which ones stood out? Let's look back at Bash in Berlin and rate each bout out of five!

#1. Cody Rhodes vs. Kevin Owens - Undisputed WWE Championship

Cody Rhodes took on Kevin Owens at the PLE [Image credit: WWE.com]

The opener of Bash in Berlin saw another successful title defense for Cody Rhodes, as his reign rolls on. The American Nightmare had an incredible back-and-forth match against Kevin Owens, which ended with a bang.

The two started as friends before things quickly devolved. The action was fierce, with Rhodes and Owens diving all over the place. We saw German suplexes and Cody Cutters before things came to a head. Both superstars got more violent over time, with some more huge moves on display.

KO kicked out of a Cross Rhodes before the big moment which saw the champion land awkwardly on his knee. That's when this match went to another level, from Kevin Owens' internal conflict to another few near falls. The end saw Cody Rhodes prevail after kicking out of a second Stunner.

Despite the two becoming friends again after the match, it was fantastic. Owens and Rhodes gave their all to ensure the opener would be among the best matches at Bash in Berlin.

Rating: ****1/2

#2. The Unholy Union vs. Jade Cargill & Bianca Belair - WWE Women's Tag Team Championship

The Women's Tag Team titles changed hands in Berlin [Image credit: WWE.com]

While it took place after the incredible Cody Rhodes vs. Kevin Owens opener, the women had a solid showing of their own. Jade Cargill did great at Bash in Berlin, as she and Bianca Belair regained the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship from The Unholy Union.

The powerhouse duo weathered the early storm from Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn. Their heel work helped build to the comeback, as Belair and Cargill took over and showed their dominance. The Storm got the win for herself and The EST of WWE, with the two set to embark on their second tag team title reign.

This was a great way to start it. Jade Cargill has gotten better, with Bash in Berlin the proof of her visible progress.

Rating: ***3/4

#3. Drew McIntyre vs. CM Punk - Strap Match

The action started before the bell, as Drew McIntyre assaulted CM Punk during his entrance. The two brawled around the ring until the match began properly. Things got violent pretty much off the bat, as Punk hit an early GTS on McIntyre. However, he didn't even try to touch the corners.

This brawl went all over the place, as both stars used the leather strap to pummel their opponent. McIntyre took some huge bumps, even having his head rammed into a chair in the corner. The Scottish Warrior slammed CM Punk over the top rope through a table.

The drama stayed high at Bash in Berlin, with a few close calls. However, the match ended emphatically. The Best in the World hit a GTS before touching each corner, ending with five in total. Punk even took his bracelet back, ending this absolute slugfest on the highest note possible.

What a match this was. Insanely violent, while leaving more for their potential feud-ender at Bad Blood. The Strap Match between CM Punk and Drew McIntyre is another contender for the best bout at Bash in Berlin.

Rating: ****1/2

#4. The Judgment Day vs. Terror Twins - Mixed Tag Team Match

Rhea Ripley and Damian Priest were insanely over at Bash in Berlin, as they took on WWE's newest couple. The Terror Twins got some fun offense in until Dominik Mysterio and Liv Morgan used their heelish ways to gain the advantage.

The biggest moment of the Mixed Tag Team Match came when Mami finally got her hands on Dirty Dom. However, Ripley was unable to hit the Riptide as Morgan got some unique offense on her. The Women's World Champion has truly improved in the ring.

Meanwhile, after a double Razor's Edge from The Terror Twins, the numbers game nearly caught up to them, but Priest rallied and took care of The Judgment Day. This eventually led to Rhea Ripley pinning Liv Morgan with the Riptide, an effective way for us to head to their next title match.

Regardless, there were enough moments for this mixed tag bout to be among the highlights at Bash in Berlin, as the babyfaces came out on top.

Rating: ****1/4

#5. Gunther vs. Randy Orton - World Heavyweight Championship

The main event of Bash in Berlin saw the home favorite, Gunther, defend his title in an in-ring masterclass. The Ring General took on Randy Orton, who came mighty close to winning his 15th world title.

The match started slow and picked up the pace over time before both stars laid into each other. Gunther injured his right arm early on, leading to a night of struggle. The Austrian had to improvise his moveset during the match, which gave Orton the advantage. He even hit the RKO for a close two-count.

Gunther eventually took control and stopped further RKO attempts before making Randy Orton pass out from a Sleeper hold. This was a gutsy performance from the World Heavyweight Champion, as he won an intense psychological war against the WWE legend. A great way to close out Bash in Berlin.

Rating: ****1/4