WWE TLC 2016: Date, Start Time, Matches, Live Stream, PPV Info

Traditionally, WWE ends its pay-per-view schedule with TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs, an event dedicated to some of the most popular and utilized weapons in sports entertainment.

This year, the show is not the last on the schedule, but it may be the best, with matches featuring some of the best workers in the company and storylines that fans have been able to invest themselves in over the last two months.

Championships will be at stake and intense personal rivalries will come to a head when the stars wage war, with each looking to close the year out on a high note.

When?

Sunday at 7 p.m. ET.

Where?

American Airlines Center in Dallas.

How?

WWE Network and traditional pay-per-view platforms.

TLC Match for the WWE World Championship: Dean Ambrose vs. AJ Styles
Tables Match for the SmackDown Women's Championship: Becky Lynch vs. Alexa Bliss
Ladder Match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship: Dolph Ziggler vs. The Miz
Chairs Match: Kalisto vs. Baron Corbin
SmackDown Tag Team Championship Match: Heath Slater & Rhyno vs. Bray Wyatt & Randy Orton
No Disqualification Match: Nikki Bella vs. Carmella

Why Watch?

The TLC pay-per-view is typically one of the better shows of the year. The creativity that Superstars are allowed to express during the gimmick bouts leads to fresher, more interesting contests than the straightforward wrestling matches that fans are already overexposed to thanks to the overabundance of television product.

Dean Ambrose and AJ Styles have wicked chemistry and have been part of two extraordinary WWE World Championship matches in consecutive SmackDown-exclusive pay-per-views. When you add in tables, ladders and chairs, the likelihood that they deliver under the brightest lights in the night's marquee match is high.

Becky Lynch and Alexa Bliss are in the midst of a molten-hot rivalry that will culminate in a tables match Sunday night. While Charlotte and Sasha Banks have repeatedly stolen the spotlight because of the emphasis put on them every Monday night, Lynch and Bliss have a more structured feud with a definitive heel and babyface.

They have the potential to deliver a bout every bit as good as their peers', if not better. One thing is for certain: We know Lynch is capable of actually breaking a table.

Dolph Ziggler and The Miz delivered a classic at No Mercy in a match that took fans on an emotional roller-coaster ride. On Sunday, they compete in a ladder match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship. Both men have experience in the match type and have delivered countless times in those matches.

Their chemistry is undeniable and should manifest itself in a great match come this weekend's extravaganza.

Those three matches alone make the card more than worthy of your time and attention.