It's okay to criticize decisions made by either company and not toxic. Let's get away from that mindset. We're fans, not in cults lol. As Dragon said, his "move set" is basic right now. A coast to coast is risky for a veteran, stupid for a rookie on a big stage. And like I mentioned, it was done to achieve a simple chop. Shane was around wrestling for most of his life and was reffing and likely learning how to bump years before any of us noticed. He was also taking some of his biggest bumps at around 30-31. Age does matter a little here (DDP started late but never did high risk moves). This ain't a gotcha by WWE fans. Fans in general don't wanna see a dude crash and burn and hear the announcers scared for a guy who's just starting out. Fans also called out NXT when Ruca crashed and burned through a table from a platform against Zaira. Head first against a table for a rookie on her way to the main roster. It wasn't worth it and delayed her actual debut. As fans, we can call this stuff out or pretend everything is great and question nothing.
As far as the shows went, it was a W for Chicago and a W for both companies. One sold out and the other did what, close to 15k or something? That's insane. Neither company was hurt by what the other did.