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WWE has a recent knack of not delivering television main events that end in decisive finishes. Just how bad was it in 2014? Out of 52 episodes in 2014, 18 Raw episodes out of 52 (34.6%) had a decisive finish to a main event; the rest of the shows either ended in a segment, or ended in some sort of non-finish. So yes, only 34.6% of Raw episodes had a legitimate main event finish. At one point around Wrestlemania, there was a stretch with one real finish to a main event over an 11-week span. Later in the year, there was also a stretch of eight straight weeks without a finish in a main event.

That's because they are used to develop a storyline. You won't find too many shows ending completely clean because there is no hook for next week's show.

Chilly wrote:

That's because they are used to develop a storyline. You won't find too many shows ending completely clean because there is no hook for next week's show.

No winder you're such a TNA fan

I don't get how there's still people who think this is a recent thing. It's not, the WWE has always been like this all the way back to the Hogan era at the very least. It's dumb and awful, but why are people surprised by it?

Because wrestling fans are only now smart enough to realize that it's happening.

Watch the Attitude Era. I don't think any match at any point during that time ended cleanly lol.