Randy showed his loyalty to Bray by giving up something immeasurably valuable, and that moved Bray to fully trust Randy. Apparently (this wasn't clearly explained, I'll give you that) after Randy gave up his WM title shot, Bray gave Randy access to his most sacred of places. Randy was acting independently of the whole number one contender thing.

He did something to gain Bray's full and unconditional trust, and then used that to devastate Bray.

@thorwold said:

I mean forget the corny production with the music, and the ridiculous camerawork, but just psychologically... Why? What has been achieved by him saying two weeks ago that he wouldn't fight him, waiting till a new number 1 contender was crowned, and then deciding... Hey, actually I'm going to have my match after all. He's been trusted, and in the inner circle for plenty of time now. Nothing has changed since Elimination Chamber.

The only thing I didn't like about it was the music playing. I really hate that, I wish they'd stop playing music in the background of promo's every now and then. It just reminds me that I'm watching a TV show. This is meant to be wrestling not GOT.

I liked the segment, but agree that the music was cheesy. I also still hope that they work Harper into the title match, assuming they still go with AJ Shane (such a waste of AJ)

@thorwold said:

I mean forget the corny production with the music, and the ridiculous camerawork

I'm sorry but I cant... that was just sooo bad... kind of hilarious how they kept going from close ups of brays face to randys face like 100 times... each time zooming in slightly closer... oh god that was like the cheesiest thing ive seen on wwe in a long time.

I loved the segment myself. One of the best (along with the Festival Of Friendship) that they've done in a long time, sans the uneven acting on Orton's part.