The TLC PPV event takes place in a couple of weeks. There are already some big matches confirmed for the card. This includes Asuka vs Becky Lynch vs Charlotte Flair and Dean Ambrose vs Seth Rollins.
WWE has announced two new matches to the card for the TLC PPV.
The first match announced was Finn Balor vs Drew McIntyre. Here is what WWE posted on the website:
“As “General Manager-Elect” Baron Corbin prepares to make an example of his various dissenters. One of his most persistent foils, Finn Bálor, will battle Drew McIntyre in a match that could well serve as a preview for all who oppose The Lone Wolf’s authority.
Bálor’s beef isn’t strictly limited to Corbin, though, as he and McIntyre have crossed paths before in recent weeks. They’ve only come to blows in passing, with McIntyre administering a Claymore Kick to the Irishman and the first-ever Universal Champion returning the favor in the middle of the Men’s Survivor Series Match. The Scottish Psychopath, for the most part, shares the same opinion of Bálor as the GM-elect: He’s too small and too nice to make any kind of an impact. Bálor, of course, is plenty more than meets the eye, and McIntyre — and Corbin — would do well to keep that in mind. Though, admittedly, toppling Drew McIntyre would be a truly extraordinary task, even for him.
Tune into WWE TLC to find out who prevails when it streams Sunday, Dec. 16 at 7 ET/4 PT on the award-winning WWE Network.”
The second match confirmed was Elias vs Bobby Lashley. Here is what WWE posted:
“At WWE TLC, Elias will go head-to-head with “The All Mighty” Bobby Lashley.
In recent weeks, one thing has become clear: Either you’re with the self-proclaimed “General Manager-Elect” Baron Corbin or you’re against him.
However, Elias does not seem to be playing to the tune of Raw’s man-in-charge and has paid a painful price for his defiance, most notably suffering a 3-on-1 beatdown courtesy of Corbin, Lashley and The Scottish Psychopath Drew McIntyre on Raw.
Now, the strumming Superstar will be out to sing a melody of pure retribution for the attack and to close the year right with his first pay-per-view win of 2018. The history between Elias and Lashley is far from a sweet duet, as they’ve been at odds for weeks. Now they look to finally settle the score, but will Elias change the tune of The All Mighty, or will Lashley dominate the songsmith’s thunder? Don’t miss WWE TLC, streaming live on Sunday, Dec. 16, at 7 ET/4 PT on WWE Network”
In other news, here is a potential spoiler for RAW this week.