Full List Of WWE Slammy Award Winners 2015

One week after one of the best Monday evenings in numerous months, WWE displayed the Slammy Honors version of Monday Night Crude from Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Over the span of the demonstrate, a few Slammy Recompenses were given out. Despite the fact that Brock Lesnar did not show up, two previous Title holders did make their profits to TV to acknowledge grants. Seth Rollins turned out on supports to acknowledge the Genius Of The Year Slammy, and Nikki Bella came back to take home the Diva Of The Year Slammy Recompense.

The full rundown of champs were as per the following:

Superstar of the YearSeth Rollins

Match of the YearThe Undertaker vs. Brock Lesnar at Hell in a Cell

This Is Awesome Moment of the YearThe Rock and Ronda Rousey confront The Authority at WrestleMania 31

Diva of the YearNikki Bella

Surprise Return of the YearSting returns, posing as Seth Rollins’ statue, and attacks The Architect (RAW, August 24th)

Hero In All of UsJohn Cena

OMG Shocking Moment of the YearKalisto’s Salida del Sol through a ladder at WWE TLC

LOL Moment of the YearR-Truth for thinking he was in Money In the Bank

Breakout Star of the YearNeville

Rivalry of the YearThe Undertaker vs. Brock Lesnar

Best Original WWE Network ShowStone Cold Podcast

Double Cross of the YearDamien Mizdow eliminates The Miz from the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal at WrestleMania

Extreme Moment of the YearRoman Reigns levels The League of Nations and Triple H at WWE TLC

WWE Tag Team of the YearThe Usos

Best John Cena US Open ChallengeJohn Cena vs. Cesaro (RAW, July 6th)

Hashtag of the Year#SuplexCity

Celebrity Moment of the YearStephen Amell dives onto Stardust at SummerSlam

“Tell Me You Didn’t Just Say That” Moment of the YearBrock Lesnar coins “Suplex City” at WrestleMania

Overall, the Slammy Awards edition of RAW had to be considered a disappointment. The show was much anticipated, following a stellar broadcast last Monday evening.

However, RAW this week started with an awkward Stephanie McMahon/Roman Reigns segment, and it was mostly downhill from there. There was a good match between Dolph Ziggler and Kevin Owens early on, but the rest of the show could be classified as underwhelming.