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Welcome to the WWE Starrcade 2018 pay-per-view live results coverage page! Starrcade 2018 is coming to you from the U.S. Bank Arena in Cincinnati, OH on November 24, 2018, but is set to air on the WWE Network on Sunday, November 25, 2018 at 8pm EST.

SPOILERS of the results from the tapings will be posted here on Saturday night and a general review of my thoughts will appear on Sunday during/after the special airs.

This post will be updated continuously to reflect the ongoing coverage of WWE Starrcade 2018 results starting once the tapings kicks off. Stay tuned!

WWE Starrcade 2018 Results

SPOILERS - RESULTS OF TAPINGS

• Elias has a segment along with Ric Flair. Alicia Fox, Mickie James, Tamina and Nia Jax interrupt.
• Sasha Banks, Bayley, Dana Brooke and Ember Moon defeated Nia Jax, Tamina, Alicia Fox and Mickie James
• Drew McIntyre defeated Finn Balor
• The B-Team defeated The Revival
• The Bar retained the SmackDown Tag Team Championship over The New Day
• Bray Wyatt defeated Baron Corbin
• Charlotte Flair defeated Asuka
• The Miz hosts an edition of MizTV with Shinsuke Nakamura and Rey Mysterio
• Rey Mysterio defeated Shinsuke Nakamura by disqualification when The Miz interfered and attacked Mysterio. Rusev came out for the save and an impromptu tag team match was called on.
• Rusev and Rey Mysterio defeated The Miz and Shinsuke Nakamura
• AJ Styles defeated Samoa Joe
• Seth Rollins retained the Intercontinental Championship over Dean Ambrose

REVIEW

Well...this kind of sucked. Honestly, I wasn't expecting much, since it was just a house show, but this went ahead and proved to me even more that I shouldn't spend any money on a random live event if it's around my area, because this was supposed to be better than normal, and it was still so blah.

Most of it was stuff we've seen before, like the Elias song. Ric Flair brought nothing to the table. The eight-woman tag team match was as bland as can be, MizTV was meaningless, the United States title match was a throwaway to set up a tag team match that mattered significantly less, and the steel cage match was something like the seventh encounter these guys have had, but with no stakes.

Pass on watching these in the future if WWE isn't going to make them worth watching, but at least the people at that show felt like they were getting something more.

I'm still hoping they go with "In Your House" as the grouping for future episodes of this that they record and put on the WWE Network, but I highly doubt this is going to make people want to sign up for the network or pay more.