Knight is now tasked with facing the first surprise entry in the tournament. It’s probably not someone we see on WWE programming each week, otherwise Nick Aldis wouldn’t have kept the name a secret. Perhaps it’s a well-known wrestler from outside WWE, a returning star who we haven’t seen in a long while, or a WWE legend. No matter which bucket this mystery man falls into, LA Knight’s chances of winning drastic go down. WWE is screwing Knight in a way, because if the mystery man isn’t a WWE regular, then he must know that he’s in the building tonight to fight LA in the tournament, and presumably had time to prepare accordingly. Meanwhile, LA is walking into this one blind and has no idea who will stand across the ring from him. How is that fair? LA’s best bet might just be to say Joe Hendry’s name and hope he can drop him with a BFT just as quickly as Randy Orton did with an RKO at WrestleMania 41.