The top rope snapped during a tag team match on Sunday night in Anaheim, California pitting Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns against Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre.
Part of being a WWE Superstar is the ability to adapt on the fly when something totally unforeseen threatens to derail a match, as four competitors learned during last night’s live event in Anaheim, California.
During the night’s main event — a tag team match pitting Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns against Intercontinental Champion Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre — the top rope snapped in half when McIntyre was sent tumbling out of the ring to the floor.
Here are videos of the moment the rope breaks.
The Moment The Rope Breaks! #WWEAnaheim pic.twitter.com/r987BISVbd
— Brian The Guppie (@briantheguppie) June 25, 2018
Rather let it stop the action, the four WWE Superstars continued unhindered, finding creative ways to incorporate the broken rope into the action, and, in some cases, even having a little fun with the situation.
The rope of the ring broke at #WWEANAHEIM
Credit to petergonzaga/IG pic.twitter.com/cU7PCJnEJv— Roman (@Fileana2) June 25, 2018
The homie @WWERollins diving with no top rope at #WWEAnaheim pic.twitter.com/ry65P0zcUe
— Brandon Stroud (@MrBrandonStroud) June 25, 2018
Seth Rollins slings the ripped top rope around in celebration #WWEAnaheim pic.twitter.com/7nhlEEZWf5
— Adam (@ClippsMcGee) June 25, 2018
If the top rope breaks, is this a tope suicida or a top con hilo?! #WWEAnaheim @WWERollins @WWE pic.twitter.com/Fan8RrJlj6
— Maxamilian Demian (@Maxoplata) June 25, 2018
According to a fan in attendance, Rollins pinned Ziggler after nailing him with The Stomp. The top rope came undone about three minutes in when Rollins threw McIntyre outside. They continued working the match with all the ropes loose, not being able to do as many high spots. There was a lot of stalling due to having to improvise so much.
After the match, Rollins spun the rope around as he celebrated.
#WWEAnaheim @WWERollins @WWE pic.twitter.com/fcqhuvli3L
— Maxamilian Demian (@Maxoplata) June 25, 2018
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