Is there anyone who can stop AJ Styles? Perhaps, but Humberto Carrillo might not be that man as of yet. Not that this has anything to do with Carrillo’s skills, which are — and we cannot stress this enough — incredible, but the young man didn’t quite have his head on a swivel when he made his way to the ring. If he had, he might have been ready for the rest of The O.C. to attack him — or at least might have been able to fight back, instead of suffering a Magic Killer to the steps that sent him to the locker room area.
Clearly, Styles was looking for the night off. But he was quickly confronted by four Superstars all vying for a chance at his title: Ricochet, Randy Orton, Drew McIntyre and Rey Mysterio. Styles declined all on various grounds (he’s beaten Ricochet and Orton; he’s too sore to face McIntyre; Rey is entitled) but when Ricochet proposed a Fatal 4-Way to determine The Phenomenal One’s challenger — cutting off Orton to do so — the rest of The O.C. begrudgingly admitted it was a good idea. That wasn’t what Styles wanted to hear, but he agreed to the plan on the assumption he’d pick the bones of whoever made it to his doorstep. The question of who can stop AJ Styles remains open-ended, but there are clearly no shortage of Superstars looking to answer it.
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