– The TNA Twitter account announced that Dixie Carter is set to make a “huge announcement” on Monday at noon EST. While there’s no word on what the announcement is about, the obvious speculation is that it has to do with Impact Wrestling’s future, either on Destination America or elsewhere:
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Wednesday, September 30, 2015
TNA Impact Wrestling Report: Countdown to Glory
Dixie Carter, The Champion and His Challenger
Carter says despite being the unbendable, unbreakable, unpinned, un-submitted, undisputed, undefeated World Heavyweight Champion, he’s not in a very good mood – because no one’s talking about the him, rather they’re clamoring about his challenger, Drew Galloway.
Carter calls out Dixie Carter for being one of Galloway’s most prolific supporters.
Dixie tells EC3 he’s been a great champion in the ring, but outside the ring, he’s been an embarrassment. Dixie reminds EC3 why he wasn’t selected for Team TNA, because he’d made it clear he wanted no part of TNA vs. GFW.
Carter addresses Galloway by saying that Galloway’s time for self-worship is coming to an end.
Galloway and Carter butt heads. Galloway says EC3 is a self-entitled little bitch that turned his back on TNA. Carter says that at Bound For Glory, Galloway will stand down; Galloway vows to become TNA World Heavyweight Champion.
Backstage: James Storm says “Khoya” is the reason The Revolution began to doubt him – and he vows to cut “Khoya” down in a no disqualification match.
Backstage: EC3 tells Dixie that he’s destroyed legends and that he’ll destroy “the future.”
Video: Storm recaps “Khoya’s” time in The Revolution before the emergence of Mahabali Shera. Shera rebels and challenges Storm.
No Disqualification | James Storm vs. Mahabali Shera
Storm attacks Shera on the ramp; Shera drives Storm into the barricade. Storm delivers a low-blow, but Shera comes back and trades blows with Storm, ultimately catching him with a fall-away slam.
Storm catches Shera with a facebreaker before introducing a pair of chairs to the match. He sets the chairs facing toward each other before pulling Shera from the top rope; one of the chairs snaps in two as Shera crashes through!
Storm sets up a table and attempts a powerbomb. Shera counters and the two butt heads. Storm rolls from the ring and grabs a beer. He takes a swig and sprays it at Shera. Shera ducks and it catches Earl Hebner. Shera takes out Storm, but the official is unable to make the count.
Storm clubs Shera with a cowbell and then he powers him through the table with the Eye of the Storm! Shera kicks out a two!
Storm breaks the bottle on the ring post. As he stalks Shera with the broken bottleneck, Abyss and Manik enter the ring. Storm asks why they’ve come and they signal for The Revolution. Their fingers drop and point to Storm.
Abyss connects with a Black Hole Slam and Manik lands a frog splash! Shera delivers a Sky High to secure the victory!
Result: Mahabali Shera def. James Storm (via pinfall)
Backstage: Bobby Roode is headed to the Impact Zone.
Backstage: Dixie says that since EC3 likes reminding her that he’s a fighting champion, that she’s upping the ante for Bound For Glory. She stipulates that if Carter and Tyrus lose in the main event, Matt Hardy will be added to the TNA World Heavyweight Championship match!
An Open Challenge from “The ‘It’ Factor”
Roode says he’s been blessed to be a champion in TNA – from his reigns as Tag Team and World champion to his current reign as King of the Mountain. He says the KOTM title represents dedication to professional wrestling. Roode issues an open challenge for his title at Bound For Glory.
Lashley enters the Impact Zone. He says he came to TNA for two reasons – to compete against the best wrestlers in the world and to collect as many titles as possible. Lashley challenges Roode for the KOTM title. Roode accepts, making it Roode vs. Lashley at BFG.
Backstage: Taryn Terrell assures Dollhouse will end The Beautiful People and rid TNA of Velvet once and for all.
X-Division Three-Way | DJ Z vs. Tommaso Ciampa vs. Trevor Lee
Ciampa takes it to Lee and DJ Z early on. He’s sent from the ring as and then DJ Z catches Lee with a hurricanrana. Ciampa pulls DJ Z through the ropes and powers him onto the apron! Lee flies over the top rope and takes out Ciampa!
Lee flips with a moonsault from the corner as the crowd chants “Let’s go Trevor;” Ciampa counters with a kick to the midsection. Ciampa scores a vertical suplex; DJ Z rushes back into the action, taking out both with a springboard tornado DDT!
Ciampa takes down DJ Z; Lee catches Ciampa with a beautiful German suplex! DJ Z interrupts the count. Lee plants DJ Z; Ciampa takes control of Lee when he turns a powerbomb into a backstabber! DJ Z makes the save again. He sends Ciampa outside and then he and Lee collide mid-air with a crossbody that Lee turns into a corkscrew slam!
Result: Trevor Lee def. DJ Z and Tommaso Ciampa (via pinfall)
Backstage: Jeremy Borash interviews The Beautiful People. Angelina Love says Jade made it personal and Velvet says Taryn should be ringside when they “rip the doll parts off, one ugly limb at a time.”
Video: Brooke updates the fans on her training to come back full-force for the Knockouts’ Title.
Backstage: EC3 addresses Dixie Carter’s added stipulation. He says he’s a winner – and that Dixie was a winner, but not anymore because, “Winners don’t make questionable decisions.”
3-on-2 Handicap Match | Dollhouse vs. The Beautiful People
Pope declares that the Dollhouse is “Every girl’s nightmare, but every man’s dream,” as Rebel leads Jade and Marti Bell to the ring. Angelina Love accompanies Madison Rayne and Velvet Sky.
Madison leads the charge as she rams Rebel into the apron. All five women scuffle until the opening bell sounds as Velvet is spearing Marti Bell. Velvet follows up with a series of clotheslines before tagging Madison.
Madison delivers a stiff kick, but that doesn’t stop Jade from entering that match. Jade scores some offense, but Madison takes control with a dropkick on the apron. Madison drags Jade to her corner and The Beautiful People take Jade down for a near fall.
Velvet whips Jade across the ring; she’s distracted by the Dollhouse. Jade connects with a running dropkick! Rebel makes the tag and lands a series of kicks to the midsection. Then, she distracts the official and Madison while Jade and Marti Bell double team Velvet.
Jade tags in and connects with a suplex to Velvet; she kicks Madison in the face. Jade applies a choke. She and Velvet connect with a double clothesline. Marti Bell and Madison tag in; Madison assumes control with an enziguri! Madison scores a two-count.
Rebel takes a cheap shot. Madison misses with a swing but sidesteps as Marti Bell charges with a shoulder block that ultimately sends Rebel from the apron. Madison catches Marti Bell with a Rayne Drop. Jade interrupts the count and Velvet sends her outside.
Velvet whips Jade toward the stairs; Jade reverses. She positions Velvet’s hand on the stairs and swings a chair. Velvet just rolls out of the way as Rebel throws powder into Madison’s eyes. Marti Bell scores the roll-up and three!
Result: Dollhouse def. The Beautiful People
Backstage: Eric Young rants against TNA.
Video: Gail Kim addresses Awesome Kong. She says Bound For Glory is about their legacies and determining the best Knockouts’ Champion. Gail says history will show that she defeated Awesome Kong.
“God” Against The World
Eric Young says last week he had Chris Melendez beat, but that Melendez had thirty men run interference. Young says no one on the roster is good enough to beat him – that he is too strong to die – he is God.
Robbie E interrupts claiming he’s from Jersey and loves to fight. He punches Young through the ropes as he jumps into the ring. Robbie spears Young, but Young grounds him with a low blow. Young tosses him from the ring and screams, “Looks like that boom’s a bust!”
Young challenges anyone else. “The Sarge,” Chris Melendez, answers the call. Melendez takes him down; Young nails a back body drop and grabs a chair. He swings and misses wildly. “The Sarge” takes possession, sending Young into retreat.
Mr. Anderson stops Young from leaving the Impact Zone. He feeds Young to Robbie E and Chris Melendez! Robbie E delivers a Boom Drop! Melendez connects with a stunner and Anderson finishes him with a Mic Check.
Backstage: Matt Hardy tells Drew Galloway that he’ll never end his quest to become TNA World Heavyweight Champion. Galloway tells Hardy that it’s his opportunity as well.
Backstage: Eric Young demands that Dixie Carter do something about what happened to him. Dixie tells Young that he’ll be facing Kurt Angle at Bound For Glory!
Tag Team Match | Ethan Carter III & Tyrus vs. Matt Hardy & Drew Galloway
Carter and Galloway are the first legal men. They come face-to-face; EC3 backs up, allowing Tyrus to tag. Tyrus overpowers Galloway; Hardy makes the tag. Hardy and Galloway double team Tyrus. Tyrus is quick to overcome Hardy and bring in the champion.
Carter and Hardy trade blows; Hardy scores a side Russian leg sweep and bulldog. Carter comes back with a standing dropkick. Carter drags Hardy to the corner and brings in Tyrus, who connects with a splash. Tyrus applies a pressure-point hold that turns into a choke.
Tyrus shoves Hardy into the corner and Carter nails a splash. Galloway sends Carter from the ring, which distracts the official. Tyrus and Carter workover Hardy again; Tyrus drops onto Hardy. Tyrus remains in control as the crowd comes alive for Hardy. Tyrus distracts the official, allowing EC3 an opportunity to choke Hardy using the ropes.
Carter chokes him again; Tyrus drops him with a splash. Carter’s in with a headlock; Hardy scores a Side Effect! Hardy makes the tag and Galloway punishes EC3! Galloway connects with a diving clothesline; Carter delivers a jawbreaker. Tyrus tags in as Galloway catches Carter with a belly-to-belly suplex.
Galloway makes the cover, but Tyrus drops an elbow to the back of his head. Tyrus sets Galloway up for a powerbomb, but Hardy comes off the ropes with a clothesline. Hardy drops Tyrus with a Twist of Fate and Galloway drives through him with a single leg running dropkick for the win.
Result: Drew Galloway & Matt Hardy def. Tyru & Ethan Carter III
Post-match: Dixie Carter enters the Impact Zone. She announces the main event for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship and that it will be a fair fight because there’s a special guest referee: Jeff Hardy!
Carter says despite being the unbendable, unbreakable, unpinned, un-submitted, undisputed, undefeated World Heavyweight Champion, he’s not in a very good mood – because no one’s talking about the him, rather they’re clamoring about his challenger, Drew Galloway.
Carter calls out Dixie Carter for being one of Galloway’s most prolific supporters.
Dixie tells EC3 he’s been a great champion in the ring, but outside the ring, he’s been an embarrassment. Dixie reminds EC3 why he wasn’t selected for Team TNA, because he’d made it clear he wanted no part of TNA vs. GFW.
Carter addresses Galloway by saying that Galloway’s time for self-worship is coming to an end.
Galloway and Carter butt heads. Galloway says EC3 is a self-entitled little bitch that turned his back on TNA. Carter says that at Bound For Glory, Galloway will stand down; Galloway vows to become TNA World Heavyweight Champion.
Backstage: James Storm says “Khoya” is the reason The Revolution began to doubt him – and he vows to cut “Khoya” down in a no disqualification match.
Backstage: EC3 tells Dixie that he’s destroyed legends and that he’ll destroy “the future.”
Video: Storm recaps “Khoya’s” time in The Revolution before the emergence of Mahabali Shera. Shera rebels and challenges Storm.
No Disqualification | James Storm vs. Mahabali Shera
Storm attacks Shera on the ramp; Shera drives Storm into the barricade. Storm delivers a low-blow, but Shera comes back and trades blows with Storm, ultimately catching him with a fall-away slam.
Storm catches Shera with a facebreaker before introducing a pair of chairs to the match. He sets the chairs facing toward each other before pulling Shera from the top rope; one of the chairs snaps in two as Shera crashes through!
Storm sets up a table and attempts a powerbomb. Shera counters and the two butt heads. Storm rolls from the ring and grabs a beer. He takes a swig and sprays it at Shera. Shera ducks and it catches Earl Hebner. Shera takes out Storm, but the official is unable to make the count.
Storm clubs Shera with a cowbell and then he powers him through the table with the Eye of the Storm! Shera kicks out a two!
Storm breaks the bottle on the ring post. As he stalks Shera with the broken bottleneck, Abyss and Manik enter the ring. Storm asks why they’ve come and they signal for The Revolution. Their fingers drop and point to Storm.
Abyss connects with a Black Hole Slam and Manik lands a frog splash! Shera delivers a Sky High to secure the victory!
Result: Mahabali Shera def. James Storm (via pinfall)
Backstage: Bobby Roode is headed to the Impact Zone.
Backstage: Dixie says that since EC3 likes reminding her that he’s a fighting champion, that she’s upping the ante for Bound For Glory. She stipulates that if Carter and Tyrus lose in the main event, Matt Hardy will be added to the TNA World Heavyweight Championship match!
An Open Challenge from “The ‘It’ Factor”
Roode says he’s been blessed to be a champion in TNA – from his reigns as Tag Team and World champion to his current reign as King of the Mountain. He says the KOTM title represents dedication to professional wrestling. Roode issues an open challenge for his title at Bound For Glory.
Lashley enters the Impact Zone. He says he came to TNA for two reasons – to compete against the best wrestlers in the world and to collect as many titles as possible. Lashley challenges Roode for the KOTM title. Roode accepts, making it Roode vs. Lashley at BFG.
Backstage: Taryn Terrell assures Dollhouse will end The Beautiful People and rid TNA of Velvet once and for all.
X-Division Three-Way | DJ Z vs. Tommaso Ciampa vs. Trevor Lee
Ciampa takes it to Lee and DJ Z early on. He’s sent from the ring as and then DJ Z catches Lee with a hurricanrana. Ciampa pulls DJ Z through the ropes and powers him onto the apron! Lee flies over the top rope and takes out Ciampa!
Lee flips with a moonsault from the corner as the crowd chants “Let’s go Trevor;” Ciampa counters with a kick to the midsection. Ciampa scores a vertical suplex; DJ Z rushes back into the action, taking out both with a springboard tornado DDT!
Ciampa takes down DJ Z; Lee catches Ciampa with a beautiful German suplex! DJ Z interrupts the count. Lee plants DJ Z; Ciampa takes control of Lee when he turns a powerbomb into a backstabber! DJ Z makes the save again. He sends Ciampa outside and then he and Lee collide mid-air with a crossbody that Lee turns into a corkscrew slam!
Result: Trevor Lee def. DJ Z and Tommaso Ciampa (via pinfall)
Backstage: Jeremy Borash interviews The Beautiful People. Angelina Love says Jade made it personal and Velvet says Taryn should be ringside when they “rip the doll parts off, one ugly limb at a time.”
Video: Brooke updates the fans on her training to come back full-force for the Knockouts’ Title.
Backstage: EC3 addresses Dixie Carter’s added stipulation. He says he’s a winner – and that Dixie was a winner, but not anymore because, “Winners don’t make questionable decisions.”
3-on-2 Handicap Match | Dollhouse vs. The Beautiful People
Pope declares that the Dollhouse is “Every girl’s nightmare, but every man’s dream,” as Rebel leads Jade and Marti Bell to the ring. Angelina Love accompanies Madison Rayne and Velvet Sky.
Madison leads the charge as she rams Rebel into the apron. All five women scuffle until the opening bell sounds as Velvet is spearing Marti Bell. Velvet follows up with a series of clotheslines before tagging Madison.
Madison delivers a stiff kick, but that doesn’t stop Jade from entering that match. Jade scores some offense, but Madison takes control with a dropkick on the apron. Madison drags Jade to her corner and The Beautiful People take Jade down for a near fall.
Velvet whips Jade across the ring; she’s distracted by the Dollhouse. Jade connects with a running dropkick! Rebel makes the tag and lands a series of kicks to the midsection. Then, she distracts the official and Madison while Jade and Marti Bell double team Velvet.
Jade tags in and connects with a suplex to Velvet; she kicks Madison in the face. Jade applies a choke. She and Velvet connect with a double clothesline. Marti Bell and Madison tag in; Madison assumes control with an enziguri! Madison scores a two-count.
Rebel takes a cheap shot. Madison misses with a swing but sidesteps as Marti Bell charges with a shoulder block that ultimately sends Rebel from the apron. Madison catches Marti Bell with a Rayne Drop. Jade interrupts the count and Velvet sends her outside.
Velvet whips Jade toward the stairs; Jade reverses. She positions Velvet’s hand on the stairs and swings a chair. Velvet just rolls out of the way as Rebel throws powder into Madison’s eyes. Marti Bell scores the roll-up and three!
Result: Dollhouse def. The Beautiful People
Backstage: Eric Young rants against TNA.
Video: Gail Kim addresses Awesome Kong. She says Bound For Glory is about their legacies and determining the best Knockouts’ Champion. Gail says history will show that she defeated Awesome Kong.
“God” Against The World
Eric Young says last week he had Chris Melendez beat, but that Melendez had thirty men run interference. Young says no one on the roster is good enough to beat him – that he is too strong to die – he is God.
Robbie E interrupts claiming he’s from Jersey and loves to fight. He punches Young through the ropes as he jumps into the ring. Robbie spears Young, but Young grounds him with a low blow. Young tosses him from the ring and screams, “Looks like that boom’s a bust!”
Young challenges anyone else. “The Sarge,” Chris Melendez, answers the call. Melendez takes him down; Young nails a back body drop and grabs a chair. He swings and misses wildly. “The Sarge” takes possession, sending Young into retreat.
Mr. Anderson stops Young from leaving the Impact Zone. He feeds Young to Robbie E and Chris Melendez! Robbie E delivers a Boom Drop! Melendez connects with a stunner and Anderson finishes him with a Mic Check.
Backstage: Matt Hardy tells Drew Galloway that he’ll never end his quest to become TNA World Heavyweight Champion. Galloway tells Hardy that it’s his opportunity as well.
Backstage: Eric Young demands that Dixie Carter do something about what happened to him. Dixie tells Young that he’ll be facing Kurt Angle at Bound For Glory!
Tag Team Match | Ethan Carter III & Tyrus vs. Matt Hardy & Drew Galloway
Carter and Galloway are the first legal men. They come face-to-face; EC3 backs up, allowing Tyrus to tag. Tyrus overpowers Galloway; Hardy makes the tag. Hardy and Galloway double team Tyrus. Tyrus is quick to overcome Hardy and bring in the champion.
Carter and Hardy trade blows; Hardy scores a side Russian leg sweep and bulldog. Carter comes back with a standing dropkick. Carter drags Hardy to the corner and brings in Tyrus, who connects with a splash. Tyrus applies a pressure-point hold that turns into a choke.
Tyrus shoves Hardy into the corner and Carter nails a splash. Galloway sends Carter from the ring, which distracts the official. Tyrus and Carter workover Hardy again; Tyrus drops onto Hardy. Tyrus remains in control as the crowd comes alive for Hardy. Tyrus distracts the official, allowing EC3 an opportunity to choke Hardy using the ropes.
Carter chokes him again; Tyrus drops him with a splash. Carter’s in with a headlock; Hardy scores a Side Effect! Hardy makes the tag and Galloway punishes EC3! Galloway connects with a diving clothesline; Carter delivers a jawbreaker. Tyrus tags in as Galloway catches Carter with a belly-to-belly suplex.
Galloway makes the cover, but Tyrus drops an elbow to the back of his head. Tyrus sets Galloway up for a powerbomb, but Hardy comes off the ropes with a clothesline. Hardy drops Tyrus with a Twist of Fate and Galloway drives through him with a single leg running dropkick for the win.
Result: Drew Galloway & Matt Hardy def. Tyru & Ethan Carter III
Post-match: Dixie Carter enters the Impact Zone. She announces the main event for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship and that it will be a fair fight because there’s a special guest referee: Jeff Hardy!
TNA Reportedly Taping TV in India
It had been previously reported that TNA was planning to tour India in late 2015, where they would tape TV. Pwinsider.com now reports that several TNA stars have pulled out of bookings for early December. When doing so, they have been telling promoters they will be going to India to tape TNA TV.
An official announcement is expected soon, but the tapings were previously slated to take place between November 29th and December 5th. The original plan was for the company to go to India and tape TV built around Mahabili Sheera as the conquering hero.
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An official announcement is expected soon, but the tapings were previously slated to take place between November 29th and December 5th. The original plan was for the company to go to India and tape TV built around Mahabili Sheera as the conquering hero.
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NWA Officials Meet with Spike TV – Was Spike Interested?
National Wrestling Alliance President Bruce Tharpe recently met with Spike TV officials in New York City. Spike officials have stated that there is interest in bringing back pro wrestling, but that nothing is on the table right now. This is what they told Tharpe at his meeting. Spike also noted that they are trying to run new shows that have more appeal to women than pro wrestling. Tharpe is currently looking at other options for television.
Opinionated View- If I'm Spike NWA isn't even on the list. WWE, TNA, even ROH or GFW I get but the NWA? The outdated company that people only cared about because TNA and New Japan used there titles?
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Brock Lesnar Added to Next Week’s Raw
According to Pwinsider.com, WWE has added a new stop on the Brock Lesnar: Go to Hell tour. Lesnar is now booked for next week’s Raw taping in Boston, MA. Lesnar will face Big Show on Saturday at the WWE Network event in Madison Square Garden. The move is an obvious attempt to answer the show’s falling ratings, which have been in decline and made worse by the return of Monday Night Football. Outside of a Christmas Eve show in 2012, Monday’s show had the lowest viewership for an edition of Raw since 1997.
WWE has confirmed the report, sending out the following…
This October, on WWE Network, Brock Lesnar takes fans on the Go to Hell Tour, including a brand new stop in Boston on Monday Night Raw this Monday, October 5. Then, this Saturday at 8 ET/5 PT, watch the historic special Live from MSG: Lesnar vs. Big Show as The Beast Incarnate returns to Madison Garden for the first time in over a decade to battle The World’s Largest Athlete. On Oct. 19 immediately following Raw, The Beast will step behind the mic and answer questions from The Texas Rattlesnake in a live, no-holds barred interview on a brand-new Stone Cold Podcast. Finally, on Oct. 25 at 8 ET/5PT, the fiercest rivalry in recent memory will continue at Hell in a Cell when Lesnar clashes with The Undertaker in Satan’s Playground!
Opinionated View- Call me crazy but you know why I think Viewership is so low? BECAUSE THIS STUPID COMPANY HAS MADE IT A MISSION TO DEVAULE 99% OF THE FULL TIME ROSTER! WWE sends the message "The Legends are more important than the current guys" all the time so why should people tune in week to week?
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WWE has confirmed the report, sending out the following…
This October, on WWE Network, Brock Lesnar takes fans on the Go to Hell Tour, including a brand new stop in Boston on Monday Night Raw this Monday, October 5. Then, this Saturday at 8 ET/5 PT, watch the historic special Live from MSG: Lesnar vs. Big Show as The Beast Incarnate returns to Madison Garden for the first time in over a decade to battle The World’s Largest Athlete. On Oct. 19 immediately following Raw, The Beast will step behind the mic and answer questions from The Texas Rattlesnake in a live, no-holds barred interview on a brand-new Stone Cold Podcast. Finally, on Oct. 25 at 8 ET/5PT, the fiercest rivalry in recent memory will continue at Hell in a Cell when Lesnar clashes with The Undertaker in Satan’s Playground!
Opinionated View- Call me crazy but you know why I think Viewership is so low? BECAUSE THIS STUPID COMPANY HAS MADE IT A MISSION TO DEVAULE 99% OF THE FULL TIME ROSTER! WWE sends the message "The Legends are more important than the current guys" all the time so why should people tune in week to week?
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ROH TV Preview
The following is scheduled for tonight's 9/30 ROH on Destination America:
* Adam Cole vs. Shinsuke Nakamura
* MOOSE vs. Watanabe vs. Adam Page vs. Will Ferrara
* KUSHIDA vs. Matt Sydal
Opinionated View- Adam Cole is great but even he can't get anything out of Nakamura. I mean Nakamura is the guy John Cena can look at and go "I might only have five moves but that more than this guy." Roderick Strong had a match with this guy and was like "I'm limited but . I try to mix it up a little I mean a throw a few chops, the back breakers have different entry I do the sick kick... This guy only throws knees and he doesn't even do them well."
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* Adam Cole vs. Shinsuke Nakamura
* MOOSE vs. Watanabe vs. Adam Page vs. Will Ferrara
* KUSHIDA vs. Matt Sydal
Opinionated View- Adam Cole is great but even he can't get anything out of Nakamura. I mean Nakamura is the guy John Cena can look at and go "I might only have five moves but that more than this guy." Roderick Strong had a match with this guy and was like "I'm limited but . I try to mix it up a little I mean a throw a few chops, the back breakers have different entry I do the sick kick... This guy only throws knees and he doesn't even do them well."
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WWE NXT Preview
The following is scheduled for tonight's 9/30 WWE NXT on the WWE Network:
* Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic 2nd Round Match: NXT Champion Finn Balor & Samoa Joe vs. The Jersey Boys
* Dana Brooke & Emma vs. Peyton Royce & Billie Kay
* Tyler Breeze vs. Tommaso Ciampa
* Apollo Crews vs. Johnny Gargano
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* Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic 2nd Round Match: NXT Champion Finn Balor & Samoa Joe vs. The Jersey Boys
* Dana Brooke & Emma vs. Peyton Royce & Billie Kay
* Tyler Breeze vs. Tommaso Ciampa
* Apollo Crews vs. Johnny Gargano
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Hulk Hogan’s Gawker Lawsuit Could Still Be Unsealed
Hulk Hogan may have to see the details of his Gawker lawsuit be made public after all. A report hit over the weekend, per the Associated Press, that the judge in the case had ruled against a request by several media outlets (including the AP) to unseal the lawsuit over interest in the FBI’s involvement in the case. As it turns out, that was an error on the AP’s part; the judge ruled not on the unsealing motion but on another that had been previously filed.
There is a hearing set for Thursday morning (per ABC News) regarding the request from the media to allow access to the FBI records in the case. The records were unsealed specifically for Gawker at their request but were not allowed to be revealed publicly.
At interest is why the FBI got involved and why the court records in a civil court case are being kept as private as these ones are. That has led to a lot of questions as to what may be on the tapes, and what the FBI uncovered in their investigation of the sex tape leak. Of course, the lawsuit did ultimately cause the reveal of Hogan’s racial tirade from the sex tape, which led to his WWE Legends contract being terminated and Hogan being scrubbed off WWE.com. The start of the civil trial is currently set for March 2016.
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There is a hearing set for Thursday morning (per ABC News) regarding the request from the media to allow access to the FBI records in the case. The records were unsealed specifically for Gawker at their request but were not allowed to be revealed publicly.
At interest is why the FBI got involved and why the court records in a civil court case are being kept as private as these ones are. That has led to a lot of questions as to what may be on the tapes, and what the FBI uncovered in their investigation of the sex tape leak. Of course, the lawsuit did ultimately cause the reveal of Hogan’s racial tirade from the sex tape, which led to his WWE Legends contract being terminated and Hogan being scrubbed off WWE.com. The start of the civil trial is currently set for March 2016.
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Complete WWE Smackdown Taping Results (SPOILERS)
* Seth Rollins kicks off SmackDown by cutting a promo on Kane and calling him to the ring. Kane comes out on crutches. It’s announced that tonight’s main event will be Rollins and The New Day vs. The Dudley Boyz and Demon Kane with Corporate Kane at ringside
* Sasha Banks, Naomi and Tamina Snuka defeated Nikki Bella, Brie Bella and Alicia Fox when Nikki tapped out to Sasha
* Bray Wyatt will address Roman Reigns later tonight.
* Ryback defeated Kevin Owens by count out with the Intercontinental Title on the line. They both hit the floor after a double count out. Ryback rolled back into the ring first but Owens said “no more” and got counted out.
* The Lucha Dragons and Neville defeated Stardust and The Ascension when Kalisto pinned Konnor
* Bray Wyatt comes out with Braun Strowman and Luke Harper. He cuts an “anyone but you Roman” promo and out comes Roman Reigns through the crowd alone. This leads to Wyatt vs. Reigns at Hell In a Cell inside the Cell being made.
* Kane’s music hits and out comes Corporate Kane on crutches. He takes a seat near the announcers
* The New Day and Seth Rollins vs. The Dudley Boyz and Demon Kane is next. The Dudleyz come out and Kane’s music hits again. Everyone looks at Corporate Kane confused. Kane just sits there and a 3 on 2 match begins. Bubba Ray Dudley gets thrown to the floor and Kane gets up to check on him. Rollins nails a dive to the floor but hits Kane instead. Kane sells an injury and is helped to the back. Devon tags and a brawl breaks out. The pyro hits and out comes Demon Kane to attack Rollins. The Dudleyz get the win for their team after a 3D. Rollins jumps the barrier and runs away as Kane chases him. Kane comes back and gets the WWE World Heavyweight Title belt. He chokeslams The Dudleyz and hits a Tombstone on Kofi Kingston. Pyro hits again and Kane holds the title up and taunts Rollins, who is on the ramp. SmackDown ends.
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* Sasha Banks, Naomi and Tamina Snuka defeated Nikki Bella, Brie Bella and Alicia Fox when Nikki tapped out to Sasha
* Bray Wyatt will address Roman Reigns later tonight.
* Ryback defeated Kevin Owens by count out with the Intercontinental Title on the line. They both hit the floor after a double count out. Ryback rolled back into the ring first but Owens said “no more” and got counted out.
* The Lucha Dragons and Neville defeated Stardust and The Ascension when Kalisto pinned Konnor
* Bray Wyatt comes out with Braun Strowman and Luke Harper. He cuts an “anyone but you Roman” promo and out comes Roman Reigns through the crowd alone. This leads to Wyatt vs. Reigns at Hell In a Cell inside the Cell being made.
* Kane’s music hits and out comes Corporate Kane on crutches. He takes a seat near the announcers
* The New Day and Seth Rollins vs. The Dudley Boyz and Demon Kane is next. The Dudleyz come out and Kane’s music hits again. Everyone looks at Corporate Kane confused. Kane just sits there and a 3 on 2 match begins. Bubba Ray Dudley gets thrown to the floor and Kane gets up to check on him. Rollins nails a dive to the floor but hits Kane instead. Kane sells an injury and is helped to the back. Devon tags and a brawl breaks out. The pyro hits and out comes Demon Kane to attack Rollins. The Dudleyz get the win for their team after a 3D. Rollins jumps the barrier and runs away as Kane chases him. Kane comes back and gets the WWE World Heavyweight Title belt. He chokeslams The Dudleyz and hits a Tombstone on Kofi Kingston. Pyro hits again and Kane holds the title up and taunts Rollins, who is on the ramp. SmackDown ends.
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WWE Main Event Taping Results (SPOILERS)
* Rusev defeated Zack Ryder with The Accolade
* Braun Strowman squashed Curtis Axel
* Cesaro defeated Bo Dallas with a Sharpshooter
* Dean Ambrose defeated King Barrett with Dirty Deeds
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* Braun Strowman squashed Curtis Axel
* Cesaro defeated Bo Dallas with a Sharpshooter
* Dean Ambrose defeated King Barrett with Dirty Deeds
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Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Update On Kane’s Performance Evaluation On RAW
The Human Resources representative named Ashley that appeared on RAW is actually the director of Human Resources at WWE HQ. Her name is Ashley Osterrieder and she’s been with WWE since 2013. She’s a graduate of Florida State University with a degree in Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management.
WWE used several real life incidents as inspiration for last night’s angle, including the Bill DeMott situation from earlier this year.
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WWE used several real life incidents as inspiration for last night’s angle, including the Bill DeMott situation from earlier this year.
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Monday, September 28, 2015
9/28 WWE Raw Report
John Cena makes his way to the ring and grabs a microphone. Cena remarks that the crowd seems a little salty tonight, but have no fear, the champ is here. Cena goes on to put over the U.S. title. Cena is officially bringing back the U.S. open challenge. After a brief bit of silence, John Cena’s music plays… via a trombone. The New Day dance down the ramp, and it looks like Big E. will be Cena’s opponent tonight.
John Cena vs Xavier Woods
Woods taunts Cena with the trombone. The bell rings and Cena destroys Woods with a clothesline. Woods rolls to the outside. Big E. and Kofi get on the apron. Cena knocks Big E. off the apron. Cena hits the ropes, but Kingston grabs his ankle. The referee sees Kingston’s interference, so he boots Big E. and Kingston from ringside. Cena hit the five-knuckle shuffle. Cena tries to AA Woods, but Woods wiggles out and hits an enzguri to Cena. Woods gets on the top rope, but Cena tries to AA Woods off the top. Woods wiggles out again.
Cena dives off the top turnbuckle for a cross body but Woods moves out of the way, then hits a diving ddt off the middle rope. Woods goes for the honor roll, but Cena catches him in a power bomb. Cena goes for another AA, but Woods wiggles out again and hits a high knee and a reverse suplex to Cena. Cena tries the AA yet again, but Woods reverse it into eat de-feat for another two count. Woods plants Cena face first with a running front face ddt, but Cena kicks out again. Woods goes to the top for a drop kick, but Cena moves out of the way. Cena locks in the STF, but Kingston and Big E. hit the ring before Woods can tap out. Woods has been disqualified.
Winner – John Cena
After the match the Dudley Boyz come out to fight off New Day with Cena.
Director of Operations Kane decided to make this a six-man tag match.
John Cena and the Dudley Boyz vs The New Day
The Dudleys hit a double elbow drop on Kingston. Cena tags in and lands the five-knuckle shuffle. Big E. tags in and locks up with Cena. Big E. floors Cena with a shoulder block before getting trapped in the corner. The New Day put Cena in the merry-go-round (taking turns stomping Cena in the corner). Cena started to gain momentum, but Kingston takes Cena down by his ankles. Kingston tags in Big E, who hits a running splash on Cena. Big E. goes to the well one to many times and Big E misses his second splash attempt.
Cena tags in D-von who takes out all of the heels. D-Von almost kills Kingston with a top rope neck breakers. Big E tries to spear D-Von, but D-Von moves out of the way and Big E. spears Cena off the apron. The Dudleys hit the whazz-up head-butt and call for the 3D. Woods pulls Bubba Ray out of the ring, which allows Kingston to hit trouble in paradise for the win.
Winners- The New Day
Backstage, Triple H and Stephanie are talking with a Human Resources representative. Triple H tries to tell Stephanie that this is a bad idea. Stephanie tells Kane that Ashley will be observing Kane tonight to make sure he is fit to be the Director of Operations. Seth Rollins walks in and says this is an outrage that someone would file an anonymous complaint against Kane.
Backstage Dean Ambrose is telling Roman Reigns that he might want to rethink what he is doing. Ambrose says he know the Wyatts must have something crazy planned for him. Ambrose says he will have Reigns back if Wyatt’s two swamp rats try to interfere. Reigns says he is sure that Orton will help Ambrose if he needs it. Ambrose says that after what happened with Chris Jericho at Night of Champions, he doesn’t want any outside help. Orton walks and tells Reigns that if he doesn’t handle his business with Wyatt tonight it will be open season.
Big Show vs Mark Henry
Henry and Show lock up and Henry tries to slam Show. Henry can’t get Show off the ground. Show hits the ropes and spears Henry almost out of his boots. Show picks up Henry for three body slams. Henry is screaming as if he is dying. Henry struggles to get to his feet, but Show kicks him in the face. Show pulls down his straps and knocks Henry out cold with the WMD for the win.
Winner- Big Show
Miz TV-
The Miz recaps the turmoil between Team PCB. Charlotte and Becky Lynch join Miz in the ring. This is not going to shock anyone one, but Miz says something stupid and Lynch threatens to slap the scarf off his head. Charlotte stands up and asks Paige to come to the ring. Miz gets upset but before he can finish his sentence, Lynch grabs Miz’s mic and tosses it out of the ring.
The Bella’s music hits and Nikki, Brie, and Alicia come to the ring. Charlotte tells Nikki to come to the ring so she can make her tap out like she did at Night of Champions. Nikki puts herself over as the person who really started the Diva Revolution. Charlotte says the fans are the ones who are really responsible for the Divas revolution. Paige comes out and runs down Charlotte and Lynch. Nikki tells Charlotte that with friends like these you don’t need enemies. Paige retorts, “ Yeah and with boyfriends like yours, who really needs ambition.”
A huge brawl breaks out. Team Bella ends up on the outside of the ring, while the former team PCB stands tall in the ring.
Director of Operations Kane turns this into a six-woman tag match.
Team PCB vs Team Bella
After a commercial break the Team PCB are taking turns beating down Fox. Brie tags in and almost gets rolled up by Charlotte. Charlotte tags in Lynch and they hit a double elbow drop with a dual kip-up. Lynch hits the ropes, but Fox pulls her down by her hair. Team Bella works over Lynch. Brie traps Lynch in the corner and kicks her in the stomach over and over again. Brie follows that up with a running bulldog out of the corner.
Nikki tags in and tries to suplex Lynch, but Lynch rolls her up in a small package. Nikki kicks out, but Lynch tags in Charlotte. Paige looks upset that no one has tagged her in. Charlotte hits a neck breaker and set up the figure eight. Nikki kicks Charlotte into Paige and Paige falls off the apron. Paige gets upset and tries to leave. Natalya tries to stop her but decides to take Paige’s place. Paige pulls Natalya off the apron and she falls face first on the apron. In all of the confusion, Nikki hits the rack attack on Charlotte for the win.
Winner- Team Bella
Backstage Rollins is telling Ashley from HR that Kane is out to get him. Kane interrupts and thanks Rollins for everything he has done for him. Kane hands Rollins a big red box. Rollins promptly asks, “ What’s in the box!” Kane opens it and reveals Rollins severed head… well from his statue that is. Kane tells Rollins it is amazing what one man can do with a shovel and a flashlight. Rollins says he can’t take this and storms off.
The Prime Time Players vs Luke Harper and Braun Strowman
Harper and Young start the match. Harper muscles Young into the corner, then sends Young careening to the mat with a shoulder block. Young clotheslines Harper, but Harper answers with a drop kick. Harper tags in Strowman who tosses Young around like a rag doll. Harper tags in, but he eats an enzguri by Young. Young tags in O’Neil. O’Neil beats Harper from pillar to post, until he is distracted by Strowman and walks right into a discus clothesline by Harper. Strowman locks in the hug of death. O’Neil has no choice but to pass out from all of the love.
Winner- Luke Harper and Braun Strowman
Neville vs Stardust
Collar and elbow tie up, which leads to a flip out sequence by Neville. Stardust will have none of it and pulls Neville to the mat by his hair. Stardust holds Neville up in a suplex, but Neville wiggles out. Neville goes up top for the red arrow, but King Barrett’s music hit. Barrett walks to the ring and knocks Neville out with a bull hammer. Stardust tries to crawl away, but Barrett floored him with a bull hammer as well.
Winner- Neville by DQ
Kane and Ashley from HR are in the ring. Before Ashley can give her full evaluation, Rollins’ music hits and Rollins is yelling about how Kane is not the man that he presents himself to be. Rollins runs a video package highlighting Kane being the big red machine and wrecking stuff. Rollins says the Kane in the video is the real Kane. Rollins goes into a crazy person like rant, about how he isn’t going to hell; he can’t go to hell because the Pope blessed him. Kane runs a video package highlighting Rollins being mean to him.
Ashley reads her report, which says Kane is sound of mind and more than capable of being the Director of Operations. She goes on to say that if anyone needs to be evaluated, its Seth Rollins. Rollins gets in the ring and pedigrees Kane. Rollins goes to the outside, grabs a chair and assaults Kane with it. Rollins wraps a chair around Kane’s leg and stomps on it. The trainer runs into the ring to check on Kane. The trainer calls for the paramedics. As they are putting Kane on a backboard, Rollins rants about how Kane looks very human right now. Kane is loaded into an ambulance.
The ambulance pulls off, but it stops. Red lights blare and smoke is pours out of the ambulance. Kane emerges from it in full Demon Kane garb. Kane is limping at first, but he stomps his bad leg to knock it back into place. Kane gets in the ring and Rollins hits him in the leg with a chair, but Kane is totally unaffected. Kane beats the heck out of Rollins, then chokeslams him for good measure. Kane picks up Rollins for a tombstone, but Rollins rolls out of it and scurries out of the ring. Kane picks up the WWE title and sets the turnbuckles ablaze.
Randy Orton vs Bo Dallas
Randy and Dallas end up on the outside. Orton suplexes Dallas on the barricade. Orton hits his vintage backbreaker on Dallas, followed by Orton’s vintage ddt. RKO by Orton for the win.
Winner- Randy Orton
Kevin Owens vs Rusev
Owens and Rusev start the match throwing bombs at each other. They end up on the outside of the ring. Owens throws Rusev into Ryback who is on commentary. Ryback attacks Rusev, then Owens and Rusev attack Ryback. Ziggler runs down and helps Ryback.
Winner- Rusev via DQ
Paul Heyman is in the ring to hype the Brock Lesnar vs Big Show match at MSG this Saturday night. Heyman mentions that the problem with Big Show is that he is bored. No one can push Show to his limits. This Saturday, Show will be pushed to his limits by Brock Lesnar. This Saturday night, Brock Lesnar will take Show to suplex city. Show has heard enough. Show comes out to the ring and says he is motivated and he is the one guy who can push Brock Lesnar. Heyman leaves the ring in a huff. Show tells Heyman to think about his future. It will be a future without Brock Lesnar.
Roman Reigns vs Bray Wyatt
Wyatt noted that he would fight Reigns one on one, but when he appears on the apron, he is flanked by Strowman and Harper. Reigns grabs a mic and says this is exactly what he is talking about. He challenged Wyatt to a fight and he brings his training wheels with him. Reigns goes on to use an expletive to describe Wyatt that I will not repeat (It rhymes with itch). Wyatt sends Harper and Strowman to the back. The bell rings and Reigns and Wyatt charge each other. Wyatt has the upper hand, but Reigns hits a clothesline, followed by two suplexes. Wyatt is draped on the bottom rope, which give Reigns the opportunity to hit the drive by.
After a short break, Wyatt has Reigns in a rear chin lock. Reigns picks up Wyatt for a back suplex. Before Reigns can capitalize, Wyatt drives Reigns into the mat with a uranage suplex. Wyatt gets another two count after a ddt. Wyatt charges Reigns in the corner, but Reigns moves out of the way. Wyatt tries to sneak in a running senton, but once again Reigns moves out of the way. Reigns knees Wyatt in the gut, then takes Wyatt over into a jackhammer. Wyatt kicks out at two.
Reigns knocks Wyatt to the mat after a clothesline. Reigns misses the Superman punch, and Wyatt nearly decapitates Reigns with a Lariat. Wyatt set Reigns up on the top rope for a suplex, but Reigns fights out of it. Reigns powerbombs Wyatt for another near fall. Reigns hits the Superman punch. Wyatt rolls to the outside. Reigns goes outside and runs to Wyatt. Wyatt sidesteps and sends Reigns head first into the steel steps. Wyatt tosses the steel steps at Reigns, but Reigns ducks. Reigns clotheslines Wyatt over the barricade. The ref counts both competitors out.
No Contest
After the match Reigns and Wyatt continue to fight on the outside. Wyatt and Reigns continue to fight in the crowd. Wyatt picks up a WWE tech worker and tosses him at Reigns. Wyatt cross body blocks Reigns through the barricade. Wyatt stands on top of the announce table, posing to the audience. Reigns appears out of nowhere and spears Wyatt through the announce table. Both competitors are out on the floor.
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John Cena vs Xavier Woods
Woods taunts Cena with the trombone. The bell rings and Cena destroys Woods with a clothesline. Woods rolls to the outside. Big E. and Kofi get on the apron. Cena knocks Big E. off the apron. Cena hits the ropes, but Kingston grabs his ankle. The referee sees Kingston’s interference, so he boots Big E. and Kingston from ringside. Cena hit the five-knuckle shuffle. Cena tries to AA Woods, but Woods wiggles out and hits an enzguri to Cena. Woods gets on the top rope, but Cena tries to AA Woods off the top. Woods wiggles out again.
Cena dives off the top turnbuckle for a cross body but Woods moves out of the way, then hits a diving ddt off the middle rope. Woods goes for the honor roll, but Cena catches him in a power bomb. Cena goes for another AA, but Woods wiggles out again and hits a high knee and a reverse suplex to Cena. Cena tries the AA yet again, but Woods reverse it into eat de-feat for another two count. Woods plants Cena face first with a running front face ddt, but Cena kicks out again. Woods goes to the top for a drop kick, but Cena moves out of the way. Cena locks in the STF, but Kingston and Big E. hit the ring before Woods can tap out. Woods has been disqualified.
Winner – John Cena
After the match the Dudley Boyz come out to fight off New Day with Cena.
Director of Operations Kane decided to make this a six-man tag match.
John Cena and the Dudley Boyz vs The New Day
The Dudleys hit a double elbow drop on Kingston. Cena tags in and lands the five-knuckle shuffle. Big E. tags in and locks up with Cena. Big E. floors Cena with a shoulder block before getting trapped in the corner. The New Day put Cena in the merry-go-round (taking turns stomping Cena in the corner). Cena started to gain momentum, but Kingston takes Cena down by his ankles. Kingston tags in Big E, who hits a running splash on Cena. Big E. goes to the well one to many times and Big E misses his second splash attempt.
Cena tags in D-von who takes out all of the heels. D-Von almost kills Kingston with a top rope neck breakers. Big E tries to spear D-Von, but D-Von moves out of the way and Big E. spears Cena off the apron. The Dudleys hit the whazz-up head-butt and call for the 3D. Woods pulls Bubba Ray out of the ring, which allows Kingston to hit trouble in paradise for the win.
Winners- The New Day
Backstage, Triple H and Stephanie are talking with a Human Resources representative. Triple H tries to tell Stephanie that this is a bad idea. Stephanie tells Kane that Ashley will be observing Kane tonight to make sure he is fit to be the Director of Operations. Seth Rollins walks in and says this is an outrage that someone would file an anonymous complaint against Kane.
Backstage Dean Ambrose is telling Roman Reigns that he might want to rethink what he is doing. Ambrose says he know the Wyatts must have something crazy planned for him. Ambrose says he will have Reigns back if Wyatt’s two swamp rats try to interfere. Reigns says he is sure that Orton will help Ambrose if he needs it. Ambrose says that after what happened with Chris Jericho at Night of Champions, he doesn’t want any outside help. Orton walks and tells Reigns that if he doesn’t handle his business with Wyatt tonight it will be open season.
Big Show vs Mark Henry
Henry and Show lock up and Henry tries to slam Show. Henry can’t get Show off the ground. Show hits the ropes and spears Henry almost out of his boots. Show picks up Henry for three body slams. Henry is screaming as if he is dying. Henry struggles to get to his feet, but Show kicks him in the face. Show pulls down his straps and knocks Henry out cold with the WMD for the win.
Winner- Big Show
Miz TV-
The Miz recaps the turmoil between Team PCB. Charlotte and Becky Lynch join Miz in the ring. This is not going to shock anyone one, but Miz says something stupid and Lynch threatens to slap the scarf off his head. Charlotte stands up and asks Paige to come to the ring. Miz gets upset but before he can finish his sentence, Lynch grabs Miz’s mic and tosses it out of the ring.
The Bella’s music hits and Nikki, Brie, and Alicia come to the ring. Charlotte tells Nikki to come to the ring so she can make her tap out like she did at Night of Champions. Nikki puts herself over as the person who really started the Diva Revolution. Charlotte says the fans are the ones who are really responsible for the Divas revolution. Paige comes out and runs down Charlotte and Lynch. Nikki tells Charlotte that with friends like these you don’t need enemies. Paige retorts, “ Yeah and with boyfriends like yours, who really needs ambition.”
A huge brawl breaks out. Team Bella ends up on the outside of the ring, while the former team PCB stands tall in the ring.
Director of Operations Kane turns this into a six-woman tag match.
Team PCB vs Team Bella
After a commercial break the Team PCB are taking turns beating down Fox. Brie tags in and almost gets rolled up by Charlotte. Charlotte tags in Lynch and they hit a double elbow drop with a dual kip-up. Lynch hits the ropes, but Fox pulls her down by her hair. Team Bella works over Lynch. Brie traps Lynch in the corner and kicks her in the stomach over and over again. Brie follows that up with a running bulldog out of the corner.
Nikki tags in and tries to suplex Lynch, but Lynch rolls her up in a small package. Nikki kicks out, but Lynch tags in Charlotte. Paige looks upset that no one has tagged her in. Charlotte hits a neck breaker and set up the figure eight. Nikki kicks Charlotte into Paige and Paige falls off the apron. Paige gets upset and tries to leave. Natalya tries to stop her but decides to take Paige’s place. Paige pulls Natalya off the apron and she falls face first on the apron. In all of the confusion, Nikki hits the rack attack on Charlotte for the win.
Winner- Team Bella
Backstage Rollins is telling Ashley from HR that Kane is out to get him. Kane interrupts and thanks Rollins for everything he has done for him. Kane hands Rollins a big red box. Rollins promptly asks, “ What’s in the box!” Kane opens it and reveals Rollins severed head… well from his statue that is. Kane tells Rollins it is amazing what one man can do with a shovel and a flashlight. Rollins says he can’t take this and storms off.
The Prime Time Players vs Luke Harper and Braun Strowman
Harper and Young start the match. Harper muscles Young into the corner, then sends Young careening to the mat with a shoulder block. Young clotheslines Harper, but Harper answers with a drop kick. Harper tags in Strowman who tosses Young around like a rag doll. Harper tags in, but he eats an enzguri by Young. Young tags in O’Neil. O’Neil beats Harper from pillar to post, until he is distracted by Strowman and walks right into a discus clothesline by Harper. Strowman locks in the hug of death. O’Neil has no choice but to pass out from all of the love.
Winner- Luke Harper and Braun Strowman
Neville vs Stardust
Collar and elbow tie up, which leads to a flip out sequence by Neville. Stardust will have none of it and pulls Neville to the mat by his hair. Stardust holds Neville up in a suplex, but Neville wiggles out. Neville goes up top for the red arrow, but King Barrett’s music hit. Barrett walks to the ring and knocks Neville out with a bull hammer. Stardust tries to crawl away, but Barrett floored him with a bull hammer as well.
Winner- Neville by DQ
Kane and Ashley from HR are in the ring. Before Ashley can give her full evaluation, Rollins’ music hits and Rollins is yelling about how Kane is not the man that he presents himself to be. Rollins runs a video package highlighting Kane being the big red machine and wrecking stuff. Rollins says the Kane in the video is the real Kane. Rollins goes into a crazy person like rant, about how he isn’t going to hell; he can’t go to hell because the Pope blessed him. Kane runs a video package highlighting Rollins being mean to him.
Ashley reads her report, which says Kane is sound of mind and more than capable of being the Director of Operations. She goes on to say that if anyone needs to be evaluated, its Seth Rollins. Rollins gets in the ring and pedigrees Kane. Rollins goes to the outside, grabs a chair and assaults Kane with it. Rollins wraps a chair around Kane’s leg and stomps on it. The trainer runs into the ring to check on Kane. The trainer calls for the paramedics. As they are putting Kane on a backboard, Rollins rants about how Kane looks very human right now. Kane is loaded into an ambulance.
The ambulance pulls off, but it stops. Red lights blare and smoke is pours out of the ambulance. Kane emerges from it in full Demon Kane garb. Kane is limping at first, but he stomps his bad leg to knock it back into place. Kane gets in the ring and Rollins hits him in the leg with a chair, but Kane is totally unaffected. Kane beats the heck out of Rollins, then chokeslams him for good measure. Kane picks up Rollins for a tombstone, but Rollins rolls out of it and scurries out of the ring. Kane picks up the WWE title and sets the turnbuckles ablaze.
Randy Orton vs Bo Dallas
Randy and Dallas end up on the outside. Orton suplexes Dallas on the barricade. Orton hits his vintage backbreaker on Dallas, followed by Orton’s vintage ddt. RKO by Orton for the win.
Winner- Randy Orton
Kevin Owens vs Rusev
Owens and Rusev start the match throwing bombs at each other. They end up on the outside of the ring. Owens throws Rusev into Ryback who is on commentary. Ryback attacks Rusev, then Owens and Rusev attack Ryback. Ziggler runs down and helps Ryback.
Winner- Rusev via DQ
Paul Heyman is in the ring to hype the Brock Lesnar vs Big Show match at MSG this Saturday night. Heyman mentions that the problem with Big Show is that he is bored. No one can push Show to his limits. This Saturday, Show will be pushed to his limits by Brock Lesnar. This Saturday night, Brock Lesnar will take Show to suplex city. Show has heard enough. Show comes out to the ring and says he is motivated and he is the one guy who can push Brock Lesnar. Heyman leaves the ring in a huff. Show tells Heyman to think about his future. It will be a future without Brock Lesnar.
Roman Reigns vs Bray Wyatt
Wyatt noted that he would fight Reigns one on one, but when he appears on the apron, he is flanked by Strowman and Harper. Reigns grabs a mic and says this is exactly what he is talking about. He challenged Wyatt to a fight and he brings his training wheels with him. Reigns goes on to use an expletive to describe Wyatt that I will not repeat (It rhymes with itch). Wyatt sends Harper and Strowman to the back. The bell rings and Reigns and Wyatt charge each other. Wyatt has the upper hand, but Reigns hits a clothesline, followed by two suplexes. Wyatt is draped on the bottom rope, which give Reigns the opportunity to hit the drive by.
After a short break, Wyatt has Reigns in a rear chin lock. Reigns picks up Wyatt for a back suplex. Before Reigns can capitalize, Wyatt drives Reigns into the mat with a uranage suplex. Wyatt gets another two count after a ddt. Wyatt charges Reigns in the corner, but Reigns moves out of the way. Wyatt tries to sneak in a running senton, but once again Reigns moves out of the way. Reigns knees Wyatt in the gut, then takes Wyatt over into a jackhammer. Wyatt kicks out at two.
Reigns knocks Wyatt to the mat after a clothesline. Reigns misses the Superman punch, and Wyatt nearly decapitates Reigns with a Lariat. Wyatt set Reigns up on the top rope for a suplex, but Reigns fights out of it. Reigns powerbombs Wyatt for another near fall. Reigns hits the Superman punch. Wyatt rolls to the outside. Reigns goes outside and runs to Wyatt. Wyatt sidesteps and sends Reigns head first into the steel steps. Wyatt tosses the steel steps at Reigns, but Reigns ducks. Reigns clotheslines Wyatt over the barricade. The ref counts both competitors out.
No Contest
After the match Reigns and Wyatt continue to fight on the outside. Wyatt and Reigns continue to fight in the crowd. Wyatt picks up a WWE tech worker and tosses him at Reigns. Wyatt cross body blocks Reigns through the barricade. Wyatt stands on top of the announce table, posing to the audience. Reigns appears out of nowhere and spears Wyatt through the announce table. Both competitors are out on the floor.
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John Cena segment announced for Raw
WWE has announced that the U.S. Title open challenge will return on tonight's Raw television show.
Opinoinated View- Before anyone goes "Cena is putting guys over." Except Cena doesn't put anyone over. Yeah guys get a rub from it except WWE doesn't run with it. So anyone in an open challenge winds up back where they were before.
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Opinoinated View- Before anyone goes "Cena is putting guys over." Except Cena doesn't put anyone over. Yeah guys get a rub from it except WWE doesn't run with it. So anyone in an open challenge winds up back where they were before.
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Update On The Rock’s Status For WrestleMania 32 & Who He May Face
The Rock is not one of the people expected to face Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 32, because he’s reportedly set for a match with Triple H.
The plan in WWE was to have Rock vs HHH and Ronda Rousey vs Stephanie McMahon, or possibly a mixed tag with all four, after Rousey’s appearance at WrestleMania 31. If the UFC wouldn’t let Rousey wrestle, then she would be in the corner of The Rock while Stephanie is in HHH’s corner. Rousey will not be involved at WrestleMania 32 because she’s committed to a film role. The plan, as of now, is still Rock vs HHH.
Opinionated View- FUCK YOU WWE and shut up to any one stupid to defend this bullshit. Its 2015 enough pretending it's still the MNW era.
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The plan in WWE was to have Rock vs HHH and Ronda Rousey vs Stephanie McMahon, or possibly a mixed tag with all four, after Rousey’s appearance at WrestleMania 31. If the UFC wouldn’t let Rousey wrestle, then she would be in the corner of The Rock while Stephanie is in HHH’s corner. Rousey will not be involved at WrestleMania 32 because she’s committed to a film role. The plan, as of now, is still Rock vs HHH.
Opinionated View- FUCK YOU WWE and shut up to any one stupid to defend this bullshit. Its 2015 enough pretending it's still the MNW era.
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New Japan News and Notes
9/23 NJPW "Destruction in Okiyama" iPPV Results: Okiyama, Japan
1. Sho Tanaka, Yohei Komatsu, Yuji Nagata & Katsuyori Shibata def. Jay White, David Finlay Jr., Manabu Nakanishi & Tetsuya Naito. Shibata & Naito brawled all around ringside after.
2. IWGP Jr. Tag Team Champions reDRagon def. Jushin Liger & Mascara Dorada
3. Tiger Mask IV def. NWA Jr. Champion Steve Anthony w/R. Bruce Thrape to win the title.
4. Hiroshi Tanahashi & Matt Sydal def. Bad Luck Fale & Tama Tonga
5. IWGP Tag Team Champions Gallows & Gun def. TenCozy to retain the titles.
6. Shinsuke Nakamura, Tomohiro Ishii, YOSHI-HASHI & RPG Vice def. IWGP Intercontinental Champion Hirooki Goto, Tomoaki Honma, Ryusuke Taguchi, Alex Shelley & Captain New Japan
7. IWGP Champion Kazuchika Okada & Toru Yano def. AJ Styles & Cody Hall
8. Kenny Omega def. IWGP Jr. Champion KUSHIDA to regain the title after Karl Anderson interfered. Matt Sydal came out after to challenge Omega for the title.
9. NEVER Champion Togi Makabe def. Kota Ibushi to retain the title. Tomohiro Ishii came out after to challenge Makabe for the title.
9/27 NJPW "Destruction in Kobe" iPPV Results: Hyogo, Japan
1. Sho Tanaka & Yohei Komatsu def. Jay White & David Finlay Jr.
2. Yuji Nagata, Jushin Liger & NWA Jr. Champion Tiger Mask IV def. Manabu Nakanishi, Captain New Japan & Juice Robinson
3. RPG Vice, Tomohiro Ishii & YOSHI-HASHI def. NEVER Champion Togi Makabe, Tomoaki Honma, Ryusuke Taguchi & Mascara Dorada
4. TenCozy & Matt Sydal def. IWGP Tag Team Champions Gallows & Gun & IWGP Jr. Champion Kenny Omega
5. Tetsuya Naito def. Katsuyori Shibata
6. IWGP Champion Kazuchika Okada, Toru Yano & Kazushi Sakaruba def. AJ Styles, Tama Tonga & Cody Hall
7. IWGP Jr. Tag Team Champions reDRagon def. The Time-Splitters to retain the titles. RPG Vice attacked both teams after.
8. Hiroshi Tanahashi def. Bad Luck Fale to retain his G-1 Climax 2015 Rights to a Wrestlekingdom 10 IWGP Title shot. Naito came out after to challenge Tanahashi.
9. Shinsuke Nakamura def. IWGP Intercontinental Champion Hirooki Goto to regain the title. Karl Anderson came out after to challenge Nakamura for the title.
The following is the full card for the October 12th New Japan "King of Pro Wrestling" iPPV on New Japan World at the Ryogoku Sumo Hall in Tokyo, Japan:
1. IWGP Title: Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. AJ Styles
2. G-1 Rights: Hiroshi Tanahashi (c) vs. Tetsuya Naito
3. NEVER Title: Togi Makabe (c) vs. Tomohiro Ishii
4. IWGP Jr. Title: Kenny Omega (c) vs. Matt Sydal
5. IWGP Jr. Tag Team Titles: reDRagon (c's) vs. RPG Vice
6. IWGP Intercontinental Champion Shinsuke Nakamura, Toru Yano & Kazushi Sakaruba vs. IWGP Tag Team Champions Gallows & Gun and Bad Luck Fale
7. Tomoaki Honma vs. YOSHI-HASHI
8. TenCozy, Yuji Nagata & Manabu Nakanishi vs. Meiyu Tag, Kota Ibushi & Captain New Japan
9. Jushin Liger, NWA Jr. Champion Tiger Mask IV, KUSHIDA, Ryusuke Taguchi & Mascara Dorada vs. Juice Robinson, Sho Tanaka, Yohei Komatsu, Jay White & David Finlay Jr.
Opinionated View- I find it funny that a company with New in the title just gives us the same old shit every single damn show pretty much. I find it sad the IWC bots have there heads so far up there ass they just accept it.
1. Sho Tanaka, Yohei Komatsu, Yuji Nagata & Katsuyori Shibata def. Jay White, David Finlay Jr., Manabu Nakanishi & Tetsuya Naito. Shibata & Naito brawled all around ringside after.
2. IWGP Jr. Tag Team Champions reDRagon def. Jushin Liger & Mascara Dorada
3. Tiger Mask IV def. NWA Jr. Champion Steve Anthony w/R. Bruce Thrape to win the title.
4. Hiroshi Tanahashi & Matt Sydal def. Bad Luck Fale & Tama Tonga
5. IWGP Tag Team Champions Gallows & Gun def. TenCozy to retain the titles.
6. Shinsuke Nakamura, Tomohiro Ishii, YOSHI-HASHI & RPG Vice def. IWGP Intercontinental Champion Hirooki Goto, Tomoaki Honma, Ryusuke Taguchi, Alex Shelley & Captain New Japan
7. IWGP Champion Kazuchika Okada & Toru Yano def. AJ Styles & Cody Hall
8. Kenny Omega def. IWGP Jr. Champion KUSHIDA to regain the title after Karl Anderson interfered. Matt Sydal came out after to challenge Omega for the title.
9. NEVER Champion Togi Makabe def. Kota Ibushi to retain the title. Tomohiro Ishii came out after to challenge Makabe for the title.
9/27 NJPW "Destruction in Kobe" iPPV Results: Hyogo, Japan
1. Sho Tanaka & Yohei Komatsu def. Jay White & David Finlay Jr.
2. Yuji Nagata, Jushin Liger & NWA Jr. Champion Tiger Mask IV def. Manabu Nakanishi, Captain New Japan & Juice Robinson
3. RPG Vice, Tomohiro Ishii & YOSHI-HASHI def. NEVER Champion Togi Makabe, Tomoaki Honma, Ryusuke Taguchi & Mascara Dorada
4. TenCozy & Matt Sydal def. IWGP Tag Team Champions Gallows & Gun & IWGP Jr. Champion Kenny Omega
5. Tetsuya Naito def. Katsuyori Shibata
6. IWGP Champion Kazuchika Okada, Toru Yano & Kazushi Sakaruba def. AJ Styles, Tama Tonga & Cody Hall
7. IWGP Jr. Tag Team Champions reDRagon def. The Time-Splitters to retain the titles. RPG Vice attacked both teams after.
8. Hiroshi Tanahashi def. Bad Luck Fale to retain his G-1 Climax 2015 Rights to a Wrestlekingdom 10 IWGP Title shot. Naito came out after to challenge Tanahashi.
9. Shinsuke Nakamura def. IWGP Intercontinental Champion Hirooki Goto to regain the title. Karl Anderson came out after to challenge Nakamura for the title.
The following is the full card for the October 12th New Japan "King of Pro Wrestling" iPPV on New Japan World at the Ryogoku Sumo Hall in Tokyo, Japan:
1. IWGP Title: Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. AJ Styles
2. G-1 Rights: Hiroshi Tanahashi (c) vs. Tetsuya Naito
3. NEVER Title: Togi Makabe (c) vs. Tomohiro Ishii
4. IWGP Jr. Title: Kenny Omega (c) vs. Matt Sydal
5. IWGP Jr. Tag Team Titles: reDRagon (c's) vs. RPG Vice
6. IWGP Intercontinental Champion Shinsuke Nakamura, Toru Yano & Kazushi Sakaruba vs. IWGP Tag Team Champions Gallows & Gun and Bad Luck Fale
7. Tomoaki Honma vs. YOSHI-HASHI
8. TenCozy, Yuji Nagata & Manabu Nakanishi vs. Meiyu Tag, Kota Ibushi & Captain New Japan
9. Jushin Liger, NWA Jr. Champion Tiger Mask IV, KUSHIDA, Ryusuke Taguchi & Mascara Dorada vs. Juice Robinson, Sho Tanaka, Yohei Komatsu, Jay White & David Finlay Jr.
Opinionated View- I find it funny that a company with New in the title just gives us the same old shit every single damn show pretty much. I find it sad the IWC bots have there heads so far up there ass they just accept it.
WWE Suspendes Hornswoggle
Courtesy of WWE.com:
WWE Suspends Hornswoggle
STAMFORD, Conn., September 28, 2015 – In accordance with its Talent Wellness Program, WWE has suspended Dylan Postl (Hornswoggle) for 30 days effective immediately for his first violation of the company's policy.
Opinionated View- Sorry I can't help myself. I must take this tasteless joke
I guess he misunderstood what growth hormone is used for.
WWE Suspends Hornswoggle
STAMFORD, Conn., September 28, 2015 – In accordance with its Talent Wellness Program, WWE has suspended Dylan Postl (Hornswoggle) for 30 days effective immediately for his first violation of the company's policy.
Opinionated View- Sorry I can't help myself. I must take this tasteless joke
I guess he misunderstood what growth hormone is used for.
New Match Set For Bound For Glory
TNA has announced on Monday that Mr. Anderson, Abyss, Robbie E., Aiden O'Shea, Chris Melendez, Jessie Godderz, Mahahali Shera, Tyrus and Eli Drake will compete in a "Bound for Gold" Gauntlet Match for a future TNA Title shot at this Sunday's 10/4 Bound for Glory PPV in Concord, North Carolina.
Opinionated View- Classic get as many guys as you can on the card match. Not that I am bashing it. You could do some interesting stuff with the winner.
Opinionated View- Classic get as many guys as you can on the card match. Not that I am bashing it. You could do some interesting stuff with the winner.
Sunday, September 27, 2015
Lucha Underground News: Rey Mysterio Expected to Sign With Lucha Underground, Vampiro’s Role to Change, and More
– The Wrestling Observer has revealed more details on the upcoming next season of Lucha Underground, including the news that Rey Mysterio is expected to sign with Lucha Underground soon. Per the report, the plan is to use Mysterio as the promotion’s top star in season two.
Both sides have been reportedly quiet on this front. Mysterio has not yet officially signed with the promotion, and it’s believed Lucha Underground is saving the announcement as a surprise for the show.
– On top of that, former WWE Tough Enough contestant Martin Casaus is expected to get a bigger push in season two. He worked dark matches last year with former Olympian Jeff Cobb and will likely make his official debut with the promotion.
– For the new season, Vampiro is reportedly being moved away from the announce team and will become the manager of Pentagon Jr.
Opinionated View- Of course this contradicts the budget cutting report. Because even if Mysterio does sign for the lowest fee he would be willing to he's still going to cost. Also its Rey sooner or later he's going to get hurt and miss time. Plus with El Patron, Chavo, Blue Demon last thing LU needs is more old guys. Speaking of old guys I guess I am happy Vampiro won't be announcing but I fear him being manager for Pentagon will only be about Vampiro.
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Both sides have been reportedly quiet on this front. Mysterio has not yet officially signed with the promotion, and it’s believed Lucha Underground is saving the announcement as a surprise for the show.
– On top of that, former WWE Tough Enough contestant Martin Casaus is expected to get a bigger push in season two. He worked dark matches last year with former Olympian Jeff Cobb and will likely make his official debut with the promotion.
– For the new season, Vampiro is reportedly being moved away from the announce team and will become the manager of Pentagon Jr.
Opinionated View- Of course this contradicts the budget cutting report. Because even if Mysterio does sign for the lowest fee he would be willing to he's still going to cost. Also its Rey sooner or later he's going to get hurt and miss time. Plus with El Patron, Chavo, Blue Demon last thing LU needs is more old guys. Speaking of old guys I guess I am happy Vampiro won't be announcing but I fear him being manager for Pentagon will only be about Vampiro.
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Lucha Underground Cutting Budget For Season 2
The WON reports that Lucha Underground’s just-announced second season will be done on a lower budget. The site reports that the show will begin filming in December for the announced early 2016 premiere date. The site notes that the budget will be cut down from the first season, when each episode cost $400,000. However, it will be done in ways that fans won’t notice the difference.
The show will tape at the same Los Angeles location, and while not much is confirmed at this point there is a believe that there won’t be as many shows as the first season had. The promotion has been talking with Mexican TV networkas and had been in talks with Televisa Channel 5. While it isn’t known whether a deal was reached, if so that would give them more television exposure in Mexico than WWE, CMLL or AAA.
Opinionated View- I can think of plenty of places to cut the budget. Fire people like Cureto, Black Lotus, Old Man Luchardor who are just in dumb backstage BS. Get ready of guys like Chavo and Blue Demon who no doubt draw big paydays. Stop paying the biggest waste of money ever El Patron.
Other places to save money the over produced, pretensions backstage segments. Its not a movie it's not a show like Game of Thrones you don't need to film it like one. You also don't need BS like special effects and having Drago fly and stuff like that.
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The show will tape at the same Los Angeles location, and while not much is confirmed at this point there is a believe that there won’t be as many shows as the first season had. The promotion has been talking with Mexican TV networkas and had been in talks with Televisa Channel 5. While it isn’t known whether a deal was reached, if so that would give them more television exposure in Mexico than WWE, CMLL or AAA.
Opinionated View- I can think of plenty of places to cut the budget. Fire people like Cureto, Black Lotus, Old Man Luchardor who are just in dumb backstage BS. Get ready of guys like Chavo and Blue Demon who no doubt draw big paydays. Stop paying the biggest waste of money ever El Patron.
Other places to save money the over produced, pretensions backstage segments. Its not a movie it's not a show like Game of Thrones you don't need to film it like one. You also don't need BS like special effects and having Drago fly and stuff like that.
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Judge Denies Full Release of Hogan Sex Tape
Judge Pamela Campbell denied a third party motion from the Associated Press and other media organizations to unseal the contents for viewing of the Hulk Hogan FBI case file including the entire sex tape with Heather Clem. Gawker had sued the FBI for the release of the case file, but Judge Campbell immediately sealed it all.
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Card For Today’s NJPW Destruction in Kobe Event
* Yohei Komatsu & Sho Tanaka vs. Jay White & David Finlay
* Yuji Nagata, Tiger Mask IV & Jushin Thunder Liger vs. Manabu Nakanishi, Captain New Japan & Juice Robinson
* Togi Makabe, Tomoaki Honma, Ryusuke Taguchi & Mascara Dorada vs. Tomohiro Ishii, YOSHI-HASHI, Rocky Romero & Beretta
* Katsuyori Shibata vs. Tetsuya Naito
* Kazuchika Okada, Kazushi Sakuraba & Toru Yano vs. AJ Styles, Tama Tonga & Yujiro Takahashi
* IWGP Jr Heavyweight Tag Team Championship: Champions Kyle O’Reilly & Bobby Fish vs. Alex Shelley & KUSHIDA
* Tokyo Dome Heavyweight Title Shot: G1 Winner Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Bad Luck Fale
* IWGP Intercontinental Championship: Champion Hirooki Goto vs. Shinsuke Nakamura
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* Yuji Nagata, Tiger Mask IV & Jushin Thunder Liger vs. Manabu Nakanishi, Captain New Japan & Juice Robinson
* Togi Makabe, Tomoaki Honma, Ryusuke Taguchi & Mascara Dorada vs. Tomohiro Ishii, YOSHI-HASHI, Rocky Romero & Beretta
* Katsuyori Shibata vs. Tetsuya Naito
* Kazuchika Okada, Kazushi Sakuraba & Toru Yano vs. AJ Styles, Tama Tonga & Yujiro Takahashi
* IWGP Jr Heavyweight Tag Team Championship: Champions Kyle O’Reilly & Bobby Fish vs. Alex Shelley & KUSHIDA
* Tokyo Dome Heavyweight Title Shot: G1 Winner Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Bad Luck Fale
* IWGP Intercontinental Championship: Champion Hirooki Goto vs. Shinsuke Nakamura
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Spoiler From Tonight’s NXT Live Event
At tonight’s NXT show in Fort Pierce, FL, Jason Jordan and Chad Gable have defeated The Hype Bros: Mojo Rawley and Zack Ryder in the Quarterfinals of the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic.
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9/26 ROH Results
The Young Bucks were supposed to wrestle War Machine, but Nick Jackson stayed home with his pregnant wife. The Addiction were scheduled to face Briscoes, but Christopher Daniels said Frankie Kazarian got hurt the night before. They changed the card up a bit with no Briscoes at all, which was a disappointment.
1. Veda Scott defeated Sumie Sakai with a bridged German suplex.
2. Rhett Titus and Kenny King beat Donovan Dijak and J Diesel (w/Truth Martini).
3. Caprice Coleman beat Pepper Parks by submission.
4. Roderick Strong pinned Watanabe.
5. Matt Jackson pinned Matt Taven (w/Adam Cole) via super kick. Nick Jackson wasn't there so he could be with his wife.
6. Cheeseburger and Will Ferrara beat Brutal Bob and his new protege (no one knew his name and the announcer never said it).
7. Hanson (w/Raymond Rowe) beat Christopher Daniels (w/Frankie Kazarian) by DQ after a Daniels low blow. Before the match, The Addiction cut a promo with Kazarian going for the really, really cheap heat attempt by using a Scott Norwood reference.
8. ROH Champion Jay Lethal (w/Truth Martini, Taeler Hendrix) pinned Stevie Richards via the Lethal Injection.
9. ACH beat Moose, Adam Cole, and Michael Elgin in a four-way by pinning Moose after a 450.
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1. Veda Scott defeated Sumie Sakai with a bridged German suplex.
2. Rhett Titus and Kenny King beat Donovan Dijak and J Diesel (w/Truth Martini).
3. Caprice Coleman beat Pepper Parks by submission.
4. Roderick Strong pinned Watanabe.
5. Matt Jackson pinned Matt Taven (w/Adam Cole) via super kick. Nick Jackson wasn't there so he could be with his wife.
6. Cheeseburger and Will Ferrara beat Brutal Bob and his new protege (no one knew his name and the announcer never said it).
7. Hanson (w/Raymond Rowe) beat Christopher Daniels (w/Frankie Kazarian) by DQ after a Daniels low blow. Before the match, The Addiction cut a promo with Kazarian going for the really, really cheap heat attempt by using a Scott Norwood reference.
8. ROH Champion Jay Lethal (w/Truth Martini, Taeler Hendrix) pinned Stevie Richards via the Lethal Injection.
9. ACH beat Moose, Adam Cole, and Michael Elgin in a four-way by pinning Moose after a 450.
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Saturday, September 26, 2015
Update on Plan for Legends Appearing on Raw Before Hell in a Cell (POSSIBLE SPOILERS)
F4WOnline.com has a report on the plan for the upcoming WWE Legends who will be appearing on the October 19 edition of Raw, which will be the last Raw before this year’s Hell in a Cell event. Stone Cold Steve Austin, Ric Flair, and Shawn Michaels will all be appearing at the event, along with Brock Lesnar and The Undertaker. In addition, Lesnar will be appearing on Stone Cold’s live podcast on the WWE Network on the same night.
Per F4WOnline.com, the plan is for Austin, Michaels, and Flair to appear on Raw in an in-ring segment where they will offer their thoughts and predictions on the upcoming Lesnar/Undertaker Hell in a Cell match. It will be similar to the segment HBK, Flair, and Hulk Hogan did ahead of Night of Champions last year.
Opinionated View- Oh I get it since Brock and Taker can't be bothered to show up before than they figure cramming a bunch of legends on a show will make up for another shit build. Well it doesn't.
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Per F4WOnline.com, the plan is for Austin, Michaels, and Flair to appear on Raw in an in-ring segment where they will offer their thoughts and predictions on the upcoming Lesnar/Undertaker Hell in a Cell match. It will be similar to the segment HBK, Flair, and Hulk Hogan did ahead of Night of Champions last year.
Opinionated View- Oh I get it since Brock and Taker can't be bothered to show up before than they figure cramming a bunch of legends on a show will make up for another shit build. Well it doesn't.
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Bobby Lashley Returning to Bellator MMA
Current TNA star Bobby Lashley will make his fight return at Bellator 145 on 11/6 in St. Louis, Missouri facing James Thompson in a rematch. Lashley (13-2) vs. Thompson (20-14) had been scheduled twice this year with both being forced to pull out due to injury. Thompson defeated Lashley back in 2012 in a fight with Super Fight League.
Opinionated View- I'm disappointed in this fight. Yeah Thompson has that win but I feel like Lashley should be fighting tougher comp. Bellator has given him pretty of build up wins and Thompson feels like another one. Lets be honestly the window for Lashley isn't very big he's already up there in age he needs to make a run at a title sooner rather than later.
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Opinionated View- I'm disappointed in this fight. Yeah Thompson has that win but I feel like Lashley should be fighting tougher comp. Bellator has given him pretty of build up wins and Thompson feels like another one. Lets be honestly the window for Lashley isn't very big he's already up there in age he needs to make a run at a title sooner rather than later.
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Tammy Sytch Released From Jail
WWE Hall of Famer Tammy Sytch was released from jail late Friday (Sept. 25) afternoon on a bail bond. She was arrested earlier this week on a bench warrant after failing to appear for three court hearings for her May DUI charge in Pennsylvania.
Opinionated View- Yesterday someone posted on this page "Is there a way we can help pay her bail?" I really hope no fans were stupid enough to that. Because Sytch is a fuck up an she will just keep fucking up.
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Opinionated View- Yesterday someone posted on this page "Is there a way we can help pay her bail?" I really hope no fans were stupid enough to that. Because Sytch is a fuck up an she will just keep fucking up.
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9/25 ROH Results
Before the show, it was announced via the ROH Youtube channel that Nick Jackson would not be there, due to his wife going into labor. Matt Jackson would be in singles action, however.
WOMEN OF HONOR Match: Taeler Hendrix def Mandy Leon
The Addiction (Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian) def Will Ferrara and Takaai Watanabe
-Post match, the Addiction beat down on Watanabe. Save made by the Briscoes.
-Tonight’s main event will be Addiction vs. Briscoes
ACH def Caprice Coleman
-Before the match, Coleman cuts a promo on ACH about how people say ACH was like Coleman in the past.
-After the match, Coleman slaps away a handshake from ACH.
Adam Cole def Cheeseburger
-Adam Cole out to cut a promo. He talks about screwing Kyle O’Reilly out of the belt at All Star Extravaganza. Calls out Kyle. Not here. Cheeseburger comes out instead.
-After the match, Cole attacks Cheeseburger. Matt Jackson out and super kicks Cole for the save.
War Machine (Hanson and Rowe) and Moose def The House of Truth (Djiak, Diesel, and Lethal)
“Brutal” Bob Evans def Shaheem Ali
PROVING GROUND MATCH:The Kingdom (Michael Bennett and Matt Taven) w/h Maria Kanellis def All Night Express (Rhett Titus and Kenny King)
-Adam Cole comes out to interfere on the benefit of the Kingdom. Matt Jackson comes out to super kick Cole again twice, afterwords.
-Cole challenges Matt Jackson to a match.
Adam Cole def Matt Jackson
-Cole threatens to super kick Jackson after the match by tuning up the band. Matt just lays there. Cole grows tired of stomping and picks Jackson up. Super kick by Matt Jackson.
Michael Elgin def Roderick Strong
-Elgin shakes Strong’s hand afterwords and raises it. Says “That’s why ROH is the best damn wrestling in the world!”
The Briscoes (Jay and Mark) def The Addiction
-No handshake between teams at the beginning
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WOMEN OF HONOR Match: Taeler Hendrix def Mandy Leon
The Addiction (Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian) def Will Ferrara and Takaai Watanabe
-Post match, the Addiction beat down on Watanabe. Save made by the Briscoes.
-Tonight’s main event will be Addiction vs. Briscoes
ACH def Caprice Coleman
-Before the match, Coleman cuts a promo on ACH about how people say ACH was like Coleman in the past.
-After the match, Coleman slaps away a handshake from ACH.
Adam Cole def Cheeseburger
-Adam Cole out to cut a promo. He talks about screwing Kyle O’Reilly out of the belt at All Star Extravaganza. Calls out Kyle. Not here. Cheeseburger comes out instead.
-After the match, Cole attacks Cheeseburger. Matt Jackson out and super kicks Cole for the save.
War Machine (Hanson and Rowe) and Moose def The House of Truth (Djiak, Diesel, and Lethal)
“Brutal” Bob Evans def Shaheem Ali
PROVING GROUND MATCH:The Kingdom (Michael Bennett and Matt Taven) w/h Maria Kanellis def All Night Express (Rhett Titus and Kenny King)
-Adam Cole comes out to interfere on the benefit of the Kingdom. Matt Jackson comes out to super kick Cole again twice, afterwords.
-Cole challenges Matt Jackson to a match.
Adam Cole def Matt Jackson
-Cole threatens to super kick Jackson after the match by tuning up the band. Matt just lays there. Cole grows tired of stomping and picks Jackson up. Super kick by Matt Jackson.
Michael Elgin def Roderick Strong
-Elgin shakes Strong’s hand afterwords and raises it. Says “That’s why ROH is the best damn wrestling in the world!”
The Briscoes (Jay and Mark) def The Addiction
-No handshake between teams at the beginning
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Friday, September 25, 2015
Update on Tammy Sytch's Arrest
Tammy Sytch had a hearing following her arrest for not appearing in front of the judge for her May DUI arrest. Sytch’s bail was set at $2,000 and as of now, she is still in jail.
As noted, her next court date in the DUI case is December 7th. She also has a court date set for a preliminary hearing on two other DUI arrests on October 7th. She faces charges of DUI, driving without a license, failure to stay in her lane of traffic, and careless driving in that case.
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As noted, her next court date in the DUI case is December 7th. She also has a court date set for a preliminary hearing on two other DUI arrests on October 7th. She faces charges of DUI, driving without a license, failure to stay in her lane of traffic, and careless driving in that case.
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Tammy Sytch Arrested After Missing Hearings
According to Pwinsider.com, Tammy Sytch was arrested yesterday and is currently incarcerated at The Carbon County Correctional Facility in Nesquehoning, Pennsylvania. She was arrested and taken into custody following a bench warrant that was issued on September 3rd. Sytch had missed three hearings in regards to her May 30th arrest in Mahoning Township, PA. During that arrest, Sytch was pulled over after driving erratically in a Wal-Mart parking lot; this lead to charges of driving under the influence, driving with a suspended license and also careless driving.
Sytch is scheduled to go before a judge at 1:15PM ET today, and the feeling is that she may be held in custody until her trial date on December 7th. Sytch also has a trial date on October 7th in Palmerton, PA (where she currently resides) for a preliminary hearing in regard to two other DUI-related arrests that took place June 1st and 20th. She faces charges of DUI, driving without a license, failure to stay in her lane of traffic, and careless driving.
You can check out her mug shot here.
Opinionated View- For those that wonder why I don't report on Sytch more how many ways can I tell about a dumpster fire that won't go out.
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Sytch is scheduled to go before a judge at 1:15PM ET today, and the feeling is that she may be held in custody until her trial date on December 7th. Sytch also has a trial date on October 7th in Palmerton, PA (where she currently resides) for a preliminary hearing in regard to two other DUI-related arrests that took place June 1st and 20th. She faces charges of DUI, driving without a license, failure to stay in her lane of traffic, and careless driving.
You can check out her mug shot here.
Opinionated View- For those that wonder why I don't report on Sytch more how many ways can I tell about a dumpster fire that won't go out.
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ROH CEO Upset Over Wrestlers Court
At the Ring of Honor TV tapings on September 19, a “wrestler’s court” was reportedly held. It’s something that WWE used to do to for talents who are accused of doing something wrong. If they are found guilty then they are usually punished by paying for everyone’s bar tabs or something similar. The ROH case involved referee Gino Colucci. BJ Whitmer was the “judge” and Michael Elgin was the “defense”. Colucci was “cleared of the charges”.
When CEO Joe Koff learned about the wrestler’s court, he wasn’t happy. He sent a statement to talent telling them not to do it again, as they should be focusing on that night’s performances.
Opinionated View- I would also note TNA has used wrestlers court at least once. I can kind of see both sides. With some of the stories you have heard over the years it seems like it was a chance for guys like Undertaker to try and convince everyone what a big man he is. I know the TNA was more of skit meant to rib Kip James who was around at the time. So I wonder what this one was. If was a time to try and bully Cloucci I could get the CEO stepping in. If it was more of a mocking lets make fun of him bust chops he shouldn't make it an issues.
But this is also part of the problem with companies like Sinclair buying wrestling companies. They are cooperate so they have rules. But wrestling has stuff like this. Now to be fair you get "Court" in places like Baseball or Football to.
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When CEO Joe Koff learned about the wrestler’s court, he wasn’t happy. He sent a statement to talent telling them not to do it again, as they should be focusing on that night’s performances.
Opinionated View- I would also note TNA has used wrestlers court at least once. I can kind of see both sides. With some of the stories you have heard over the years it seems like it was a chance for guys like Undertaker to try and convince everyone what a big man he is. I know the TNA was more of skit meant to rib Kip James who was around at the time. So I wonder what this one was. If was a time to try and bully Cloucci I could get the CEO stepping in. If it was more of a mocking lets make fun of him bust chops he shouldn't make it an issues.
But this is also part of the problem with companies like Sinclair buying wrestling companies. They are cooperate so they have rules. But wrestling has stuff like this. Now to be fair you get "Court" in places like Baseball or Football to.
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Lucha Underground Parts Ways With Shawn Hernandez
Lucha Underground sent out the following:
'LUCHA UNDERGROUND' PARTS WAYS WITH SHAWN HERNANDEZ
Los Angeles, CA (September 25, 2015) – Lucha Underground, the Lucha Libre wrestling franchise from United Artists Media Group and FactoryMade Ventures, has released Shawn Hernandez from his contract and they have amicably parted ways.
"Lucha Underground" is produced by United Artists Media Group in association with FactoryMade Ventures for El Rey Network. Executive producers are Mark Burnett, Eric Van Wagenen (also showrunner) and Brian Edwards of United Artists Media Group; Dorian Roldán from Lucha Libre AAA; Alejandro Garcia and Antonio Cué Sánchez-Navarro; El Rey Network co-founder Robert Rodriguez; and FactoryMade Ventures and El Rey Network co-founders John Fogelman and Cristina Patwa. The series airs on El Rey Network and is distributed internationally by United Artists Media Group.
Opinionated View- Oh fuck you Lucha Underground. You had to ass holes and not work with TNA and fuck up BDC screwing things up for Kenny King, MVP, and even the Wolves. And fuck you Hernandez since you presented yourself as a free agaent to TNA and didn't explain the clause about not appearing until the season was over.
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'LUCHA UNDERGROUND' PARTS WAYS WITH SHAWN HERNANDEZ
Los Angeles, CA (September 25, 2015) – Lucha Underground, the Lucha Libre wrestling franchise from United Artists Media Group and FactoryMade Ventures, has released Shawn Hernandez from his contract and they have amicably parted ways.
"Lucha Underground" is produced by United Artists Media Group in association with FactoryMade Ventures for El Rey Network. Executive producers are Mark Burnett, Eric Van Wagenen (also showrunner) and Brian Edwards of United Artists Media Group; Dorian Roldán from Lucha Libre AAA; Alejandro Garcia and Antonio Cué Sánchez-Navarro; El Rey Network co-founder Robert Rodriguez; and FactoryMade Ventures and El Rey Network co-founders John Fogelman and Cristina Patwa. The series airs on El Rey Network and is distributed internationally by United Artists Media Group.
Opinionated View- Oh fuck you Lucha Underground. You had to ass holes and not work with TNA and fuck up BDC screwing things up for Kenny King, MVP, and even the Wolves. And fuck you Hernandez since you presented yourself as a free agaent to TNA and didn't explain the clause about not appearing until the season was over.
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9/24 WWE Smackdown Report
The show opens with highlights from Night of Champions, namely Seth Rollins defending his titles back to back, retaining the World Heavyweight Championship against Sting, and Sheamus attempting to cash in on Money in the Bank before the demon Kane makes his return! After this, we get highlights from Raw on Monday, focusing on the situation between Kane and Rollins.
From there we cut to the arena in Corpus Christi, where Eden Stiles welcomes back Director of Operations, Kane! Kane comes to the ring, and talks about returning. He was of two minds in regards to returning: he didn't want to "bring the team down," but this was the perfect time to return because "the WWE is on FIRE" and who better to deal with the heat than someone of his administrative experience. He goes on to announce that Kevin Owens and Rusev will team up to face Ryback and Dolph Ziggler, and Luke Harper will face Roman Reigns, with Dean Ambrose, Bray Wyatt, and Braun Strowman barred from ringside. He starts to make another announcement when Seth Rollins comes out, interrupting him.
Kane introduces the crowd to former United States Champion "and yet, still World Heavyweight Champion" Seth Rollins, who tells Kane to cut the crap, that no one is falling for Kane's tricks, that underneath the facade he is the demon Kane. Kane tells Rollins he looks angry, and that he had extensive training in conflict resolution so Rollins should come on down and they can engaged in a "civilized, healthy, and hopefully productive dialogue." Rollins refuses, bringing up what happened to him at Night of Champions. Kane acknowledges Sheamus nearly cashing in his Money in the Bank title shot. Rollins asks what about Monday night, and Kane thinks he was doing Rollins a favor by giving him his rematch for the United States title. Rollins shouts that he is talking about after, when Kane tried to drag him into Hell. Kane asks Rollins who he sees talking to him, a demon that could inflict pain on him until he screams in agony…or a man in a suit, his friend, the one that helped him win the World Heavyweight Championship?
Rollins wants to know why Kane is doing this; he didn't break Kane's leg, that was Brock Lesnar, they talked about this on Monday. Kane knows this, but reminds Seth of the time he called him a "seven foot tall piece of crap," realizing he must have just been trying to motivate him. Seth claims that Kane is not fit to be Director of Operations, and shouldn't be around him. As a colleague, as a friend, Rollins tells Kane that he needs help. Kane says he'll take that under advisement. Kane finishes the announcement he was about to make when Seth interrupted: in the main event, Seth Rollins will take on a man he knows very well, the "Lunatic Fringe" Dean Ambrose! Seth yells "What is wrong with you!?" before storming off to the back as Kane's music plays. We cut to Rich Brennan, Booker T, and Jerry Lawler at ringside as they run down the announcements Kane made and debate on whether Kane is playing mind games or actually suffering split personality disorder.
Roman Reigns makes his way through the crowd to the ring, getting ready for his match against Luke Harper as we go to commercial break.
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We come back from commercial as Rich talks about WWE's social media dominance, before Luke Harper makes his way to the ring. We go back to this past Monday where a fight between Roman and Bray Wyatt led to chaos that brought out Randy Orton, before Luke gets to the ring to start the match.
Roman Regins vs. Luke Harper
Luke and Roman come to blows early on in the match, a brawl that quickly spills outside. Roman sends Harper into the barricade and dropkicks him before tossing him back into the ring to continue the assault. He whips him against the ropes, but Luke manages to get a punch in and stops Roman from dropping him with a Samoan Drop. Roman turns the tide, hitting Luke hard in the corner as the crowd counts to ten. Roman whips Harper into the opposite corner, but Harper gets a boot to the face of Reigns. They battle in the corner until Reigns sends him outside over the rope. The fight spills back outside, with Harper trying to get back in the ring. Roman stops him, but it turns out to be a ruse as Harper gets a boot to the face of Roman again. He tosses him into the ring and lands a senton over the rope from the outside. Roman gets up, but Luke gives him a kick to the face before delivering a powerbomb for a nearfall. Luke waits for Roman to get up, but is stopped by a Superman Punch and a spear by Roman for the win!
Winner via pinfall: Roman Reigns
Roman celebrates his victory as we get a replay of the Superman Punch and spear that put Luke Harper away tonight. We see New Day in the back as Rich lets us know about a six man tag between them and Neville and the Lucha Dragons. New Day has some fun with a stagehand as we go to commercial.
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Back from commercial, New Day is already in the ring as Kofi cuts a promo about their Tag Team title match on October 3, promising to get rid of the Dudley Boyz once and for all. Big E says that means goodbye, D'Von…goodbye, "Booty Ray"…don't let the door hit ya, where the New Day split ya! Xavier says that after that's over, they can continue to make WWE great and save the tables. They start a "Save the Tables" chant until Neville's music cuts them off. He and the Lucha Dragons make their entrance as we get ready for this six man tag match!
The New Day vs. Neville & The Lucha Dragons
Neville and Kofi start things off with a fast paced exchanged, and the Dragons come into the ring to take turns on offense, bringing the entire New Day to the outside as we go to commercial.
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Coming back from commercial, Big E and Kalisto are in the ring and Kalisto kicks Big E in the knee. Big E quickly turns the tables, using his power to bring Kalisto to the New Day's corner. Big E and Kofi take turns beating up Kalisto as Xavier plays a tune on his trombone at ringside. Kofi takes Kalisto to the corner again, but Kalisto gets Kofi to the outside before tagging in Sin Cara, who gets in a flurry of offense including a springboard shoulder block and moonsault. Big E tries to get involved, but is stopped by Neville before Sin Cara brings Kofi to the outside, before all three man launch off the rope to hit New Day on the outside! Xavier feigns an eye issue as Sin Cara is slowed down by Kofi just long enough for Woods to hit a running knee for the win!
Winners via pinfall: The New Day
New Day celebrate on the announce table, dancing as Xavier plays their theme on the trombone. We are reminded that Dean Ambrose faces Seth Rollins tonight before going to commercial.
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Coming back from commercial, Cesaro makes his way to the ring as we watch clips from his match against Big Show on Monday, including the suplex into the ring by Cesaro before being knocked out. Bo Dallas makes his way out, mic in hand as he starts to speak. He says that he knows Cesaro's pain. He survived Suplex City, but Cesaro can't even get off Big Show Boulevard. Bo has the roadmap to life, and if Cesaro wants to achieve all his goals, all he has to do is BOlieve!
Cesaro vs. Bo Dallas
They lock up to start the match, back and forth until Cesaro gets the upper hand. He rolls Bo up for a nearfall, before rolling him around and then pinning again for a nearfall. Bo battles back for just a moment before running into a clothesline by Cesaro, who whips him into the corner. Bo blocks him, getting a shot in before whipping him into the ropes…only to be met with a European uppercut! Bo falls out of the ring, but surprises Cesaro on the outside before bringing him back in and attacking him with the ring apron. Bo sinks in a sleeper hold, but Cesaro powers out. Bo continues the attack, focusing on Cesaro's injured back and hitting a back suplex for a nearfall. Bo quickly gets in a chinlock, trying his best to keep Cesaro down. Cesaro eventually powers out again, getting him in a unique package hold for the win!
Winner via pinfall: Cesaro
Bo Dallas is none too pleased at ringside as Cesaro celebrates with the crowd. We see photos from the Divas title match at Night of Champions, as Charlotte defeated Nikki for the belt before we go to Charlotte's celebration on Monday. Up next, we'll hear from the new Divas Champion!
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Back from commercial, Charlotte and Becky Lynch make their way to the ring as Becky gets Charlotte a mic. Charlotte talks about Night of Champions being a dream scenario for her to finally become Divas Champion, and she and Becky thank the WWE Universe for believing in the Divas Revolution. She's interrupted by Paige's music, as the former PCB teammate makes her way out with a mic. She's not a team player, and not used to apologizing for her actions, but she realizes she didn't need to dump on her friends on Monday. Paige claims she started the Divas Revolution, and deserves some recognition. The three of them start arguing until Natalya's music hits, bringing the lone member of the Hart Dynasty out to the ring.
Paige says this has nothing to do with a "crazy cat lady." Natalya says she couldn't be prouder of the Divas division, and that the last time she was excited for the Divas was when Paige won the Divas title. She was one of the first to congratulate her, because she deserved it. She says Paige is better than all this bickering, and Paige agrees…in fact, she is better than Natalya, who is "desperately clinging on to the youthful Divas to feel relevant again." She slaps Natalya and leaves the ring as her music plays.
Commentary brings up the main event as Dean Ambrose takes on Seth Rollins, and the tag match as Ryback and Dolph Ziggler take on Kevin Owens and Rusev. That match is up next!
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We come back from commercial for the WWE Smack of the Night, highlight pictures of the Intercontinental Championship match at Night of Champions between Ryback and Kevin Owens, with Owens winning the title after raking Ryback's eyes during a Shell Shock attempt. Kevin Owens makes his way to the ring, followed by Rusev. Commentary discuss what happened at Night of Champions as Dolph Ziggler and Ryback make their way to the ring.
Ryback & Dolph Ziggler vs. WWE Intercontinental Champion Kevin Owens & Rusev
Ryback and Owens start, but Owens tags himself out to Rusev, who immediately wants Dolph Ziggler. They lock up and Rusev sends Dolph to the corner, yelling "I BEAT YOU" as he continues the attack. Dolph gets a small comeback, but is distracted by Owens and beaten back down by Rusev, who tags Owens in now. Owens gets some hard hits in before tagging Rusev in, and Rusev gets some hard right hands in on Dolph. He continues by beating down Dolph on the ropes, as the crowd chants "We Want Lana." Rusev goes for another slam, but is met with a DDT by Dolph as we go to commercial.
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Back from commercial, Owens is on top of Dolph before hitting a senton on Dolph, yelling "THAT'S WHY I'M THE CHAMP" and bringing him to the corner. Owens continues to punish Ziggler and starts taunting Ryback before going for the cover on Ziggler for a nearfall. He tags in Rusev, who goes right back to work on Dolph, bringing him down hard. He taunts Ziggler to tag his partner, but slams down on top of him. He goes for the cover and gets another nearfall, starting to look a little frustrated as he bodyslams the Showoff onto the canvas. He tags in Owens, who gives Dolph a boot on the ground and drops him with a bodyslam of his own. He offers Rusev a turn to "slam him good" as he tags him in, but Ziggler catches him off guard and gets a bodyslam of his own in! Rusev tags in Owens, who tries to stop Ziggler.
Ziggler gets a scoop slam on Owens and wills himself to the corner, tagging in Ryback as Owens tags in Rusev! Rusev tries to get in a kick, but is blocked by Ryback who drops him. Crowd chants "FEED ME MORE" as Ryback looks for the Meat Hook, but is distracted by Owens and kicked in the face by Rusev. Owens grabs his title and makes his way up the ramp, indicating he's done for the night. Rusev is infuriated, leading to being kicked by Ziggler and Shell Shocked by Ryback for the win!
Winners via pinfall: Ryback & Dolph Ziggler
Kevin mockingly applauds Ryback on the stage as we see a replay of Ziggler's superkick followed by the Shell Shock on Rusev. We're reminded once again of the main event, Dean Ambrose against Seth Rollins, and then a quick chat about the Madison Square Garden event on October 3 before taking us to a highlight video of the early feud between Big Show and Brock Lesnar, featuring Big Show's message to Brock Lesnar ahead of their match. Commentary runs down the matches for the MSG special, including the Tag Team title match and main event of Big Show and Brock Lesnar. We then go backstage, where Renee Young interviews the Dudley Boyz. Bubba Ray says the New Day act like they care about the WWE Universe, but do NOT act like champions. This Saturday, the Dudley Boyz look to become TEN time Tag Team Champions. Primetime Players appear to wish the Dudleyz the best of luck, but after October 3 it's "Prime Time, baby."
We cut to JoJo interviewing Seth Rollins about Kane, whom Rollins claims is a "living, breathing demon" and that they all need to talk about getting Kane some serious help. He is not worried about facing Dean Ambrose, promising he's going to destroy him before walking off. With that we go to the ring, where Dean Ambrose is making his entrance as we go to commercial.
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Back from commercial, Seth Rollins is now making his way to the ring looking confident as ever.
Non-title Match
WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins vs. Dean Ambrose
They lock up, and Seth ends up leaving the ring pretty quick to get a breather. He comes back in, and they lock up again with Dean getting the upper hand, even stomping the hand of Rollins. Dean takes him down into a headlock, but Rollins comes back up and gets Dean to the corner before breaking things up. He whips him into another corner and drops some hard boots into Ambrose, until Ambrose catches him and begins a comeback as we go to commercial.
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Back from commercial, Rollins slams Ambrose and goes for the cover for a nearfall. We see that during the break, things turned around for Rollins as he now is in control of this match. He whips Ambrose into the ring, but Ambrose wisely gets out of Seth's way sending the World champ out the ring. Ambrose looks to take a dive to Rollins, but Seth stops him in his tracks before climbing up to the top, dropping Dean with a kick to the temple for another nearfall. Rollins lays into Ambrose with some hard chops, taunting him in the corner as he goes. Dean turns things around, laying into Rollins with some chops of his own before following with an attempted DDT off the top rope, but Seth blocks and kicks Dean in the jaw for another nearfall! Seth is not happy with the ref as Dean gets to his feet. Seth charges at him with a forearm in the corner, followed with another, but Dean follows behind, eventually hitting Rollins with a clothesline.
The match goes back and forth now, with both guys trading blows until Dean gets a second wind of offense on Rollins. He charges into Rollins with an elbow in the corner, then brings him up to the top rope for a suplex off the top! He goes for the cover, but Rollins kicks out at two. Ambrose goes back up to the top, but Rollins catches him off guard. The match goes back and forth again, with a series of roll ups for nearfalls by both guys. Dean sends Rollins out of the ring, then brings him in and gets a fisherman suplex on Rollins for another nearfall. Dean looks to finish the job with a Dirty Deeds, but Seth gets him with an enziguri! Both men trade blows again, until Rollins gets Dean with a Slingblade! He goes for a Pedigree but Dean blocks it. Dean whips him into the corner, but in the confusion involving the ref gets caught in a powerbomb into the turnbuckle. As Rollins gets ready for the next thing, Kane's pyro goes off! Rollins is looking around for Kane, being distracted just long enough for Dean Ambrose to roll Seth up for the win!
Winner via pinfall: Dean Ambrose
We cut backstage to see that Kane is watching the monitor with a smile on his face, as Seth grabs a mic to call Kane out. He asks Kane, "Do you know who I am? Do you know what I'm capable of?" and claims everyone he's faced has paid the ultimate price, promising Kane will meet the same fate. He celebrates in the ring with his title, Kane still watching on from the back as the show comes to a close.
From there we cut to the arena in Corpus Christi, where Eden Stiles welcomes back Director of Operations, Kane! Kane comes to the ring, and talks about returning. He was of two minds in regards to returning: he didn't want to "bring the team down," but this was the perfect time to return because "the WWE is on FIRE" and who better to deal with the heat than someone of his administrative experience. He goes on to announce that Kevin Owens and Rusev will team up to face Ryback and Dolph Ziggler, and Luke Harper will face Roman Reigns, with Dean Ambrose, Bray Wyatt, and Braun Strowman barred from ringside. He starts to make another announcement when Seth Rollins comes out, interrupting him.
Kane introduces the crowd to former United States Champion "and yet, still World Heavyweight Champion" Seth Rollins, who tells Kane to cut the crap, that no one is falling for Kane's tricks, that underneath the facade he is the demon Kane. Kane tells Rollins he looks angry, and that he had extensive training in conflict resolution so Rollins should come on down and they can engaged in a "civilized, healthy, and hopefully productive dialogue." Rollins refuses, bringing up what happened to him at Night of Champions. Kane acknowledges Sheamus nearly cashing in his Money in the Bank title shot. Rollins asks what about Monday night, and Kane thinks he was doing Rollins a favor by giving him his rematch for the United States title. Rollins shouts that he is talking about after, when Kane tried to drag him into Hell. Kane asks Rollins who he sees talking to him, a demon that could inflict pain on him until he screams in agony…or a man in a suit, his friend, the one that helped him win the World Heavyweight Championship?
Rollins wants to know why Kane is doing this; he didn't break Kane's leg, that was Brock Lesnar, they talked about this on Monday. Kane knows this, but reminds Seth of the time he called him a "seven foot tall piece of crap," realizing he must have just been trying to motivate him. Seth claims that Kane is not fit to be Director of Operations, and shouldn't be around him. As a colleague, as a friend, Rollins tells Kane that he needs help. Kane says he'll take that under advisement. Kane finishes the announcement he was about to make when Seth interrupted: in the main event, Seth Rollins will take on a man he knows very well, the "Lunatic Fringe" Dean Ambrose! Seth yells "What is wrong with you!?" before storming off to the back as Kane's music plays. We cut to Rich Brennan, Booker T, and Jerry Lawler at ringside as they run down the announcements Kane made and debate on whether Kane is playing mind games or actually suffering split personality disorder.
Roman Reigns makes his way through the crowd to the ring, getting ready for his match against Luke Harper as we go to commercial break.
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We come back from commercial as Rich talks about WWE's social media dominance, before Luke Harper makes his way to the ring. We go back to this past Monday where a fight between Roman and Bray Wyatt led to chaos that brought out Randy Orton, before Luke gets to the ring to start the match.
Roman Regins vs. Luke Harper
Luke and Roman come to blows early on in the match, a brawl that quickly spills outside. Roman sends Harper into the barricade and dropkicks him before tossing him back into the ring to continue the assault. He whips him against the ropes, but Luke manages to get a punch in and stops Roman from dropping him with a Samoan Drop. Roman turns the tide, hitting Luke hard in the corner as the crowd counts to ten. Roman whips Harper into the opposite corner, but Harper gets a boot to the face of Reigns. They battle in the corner until Reigns sends him outside over the rope. The fight spills back outside, with Harper trying to get back in the ring. Roman stops him, but it turns out to be a ruse as Harper gets a boot to the face of Roman again. He tosses him into the ring and lands a senton over the rope from the outside. Roman gets up, but Luke gives him a kick to the face before delivering a powerbomb for a nearfall. Luke waits for Roman to get up, but is stopped by a Superman Punch and a spear by Roman for the win!
Winner via pinfall: Roman Reigns
Roman celebrates his victory as we get a replay of the Superman Punch and spear that put Luke Harper away tonight. We see New Day in the back as Rich lets us know about a six man tag between them and Neville and the Lucha Dragons. New Day has some fun with a stagehand as we go to commercial.
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Back from commercial, New Day is already in the ring as Kofi cuts a promo about their Tag Team title match on October 3, promising to get rid of the Dudley Boyz once and for all. Big E says that means goodbye, D'Von…goodbye, "Booty Ray"…don't let the door hit ya, where the New Day split ya! Xavier says that after that's over, they can continue to make WWE great and save the tables. They start a "Save the Tables" chant until Neville's music cuts them off. He and the Lucha Dragons make their entrance as we get ready for this six man tag match!
The New Day vs. Neville & The Lucha Dragons
Neville and Kofi start things off with a fast paced exchanged, and the Dragons come into the ring to take turns on offense, bringing the entire New Day to the outside as we go to commercial.
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Coming back from commercial, Big E and Kalisto are in the ring and Kalisto kicks Big E in the knee. Big E quickly turns the tables, using his power to bring Kalisto to the New Day's corner. Big E and Kofi take turns beating up Kalisto as Xavier plays a tune on his trombone at ringside. Kofi takes Kalisto to the corner again, but Kalisto gets Kofi to the outside before tagging in Sin Cara, who gets in a flurry of offense including a springboard shoulder block and moonsault. Big E tries to get involved, but is stopped by Neville before Sin Cara brings Kofi to the outside, before all three man launch off the rope to hit New Day on the outside! Xavier feigns an eye issue as Sin Cara is slowed down by Kofi just long enough for Woods to hit a running knee for the win!
Winners via pinfall: The New Day
New Day celebrate on the announce table, dancing as Xavier plays their theme on the trombone. We are reminded that Dean Ambrose faces Seth Rollins tonight before going to commercial.
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Coming back from commercial, Cesaro makes his way to the ring as we watch clips from his match against Big Show on Monday, including the suplex into the ring by Cesaro before being knocked out. Bo Dallas makes his way out, mic in hand as he starts to speak. He says that he knows Cesaro's pain. He survived Suplex City, but Cesaro can't even get off Big Show Boulevard. Bo has the roadmap to life, and if Cesaro wants to achieve all his goals, all he has to do is BOlieve!
Cesaro vs. Bo Dallas
They lock up to start the match, back and forth until Cesaro gets the upper hand. He rolls Bo up for a nearfall, before rolling him around and then pinning again for a nearfall. Bo battles back for just a moment before running into a clothesline by Cesaro, who whips him into the corner. Bo blocks him, getting a shot in before whipping him into the ropes…only to be met with a European uppercut! Bo falls out of the ring, but surprises Cesaro on the outside before bringing him back in and attacking him with the ring apron. Bo sinks in a sleeper hold, but Cesaro powers out. Bo continues the attack, focusing on Cesaro's injured back and hitting a back suplex for a nearfall. Bo quickly gets in a chinlock, trying his best to keep Cesaro down. Cesaro eventually powers out again, getting him in a unique package hold for the win!
Winner via pinfall: Cesaro
Bo Dallas is none too pleased at ringside as Cesaro celebrates with the crowd. We see photos from the Divas title match at Night of Champions, as Charlotte defeated Nikki for the belt before we go to Charlotte's celebration on Monday. Up next, we'll hear from the new Divas Champion!
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Back from commercial, Charlotte and Becky Lynch make their way to the ring as Becky gets Charlotte a mic. Charlotte talks about Night of Champions being a dream scenario for her to finally become Divas Champion, and she and Becky thank the WWE Universe for believing in the Divas Revolution. She's interrupted by Paige's music, as the former PCB teammate makes her way out with a mic. She's not a team player, and not used to apologizing for her actions, but she realizes she didn't need to dump on her friends on Monday. Paige claims she started the Divas Revolution, and deserves some recognition. The three of them start arguing until Natalya's music hits, bringing the lone member of the Hart Dynasty out to the ring.
Paige says this has nothing to do with a "crazy cat lady." Natalya says she couldn't be prouder of the Divas division, and that the last time she was excited for the Divas was when Paige won the Divas title. She was one of the first to congratulate her, because she deserved it. She says Paige is better than all this bickering, and Paige agrees…in fact, she is better than Natalya, who is "desperately clinging on to the youthful Divas to feel relevant again." She slaps Natalya and leaves the ring as her music plays.
Commentary brings up the main event as Dean Ambrose takes on Seth Rollins, and the tag match as Ryback and Dolph Ziggler take on Kevin Owens and Rusev. That match is up next!
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We come back from commercial for the WWE Smack of the Night, highlight pictures of the Intercontinental Championship match at Night of Champions between Ryback and Kevin Owens, with Owens winning the title after raking Ryback's eyes during a Shell Shock attempt. Kevin Owens makes his way to the ring, followed by Rusev. Commentary discuss what happened at Night of Champions as Dolph Ziggler and Ryback make their way to the ring.
Ryback & Dolph Ziggler vs. WWE Intercontinental Champion Kevin Owens & Rusev
Ryback and Owens start, but Owens tags himself out to Rusev, who immediately wants Dolph Ziggler. They lock up and Rusev sends Dolph to the corner, yelling "I BEAT YOU" as he continues the attack. Dolph gets a small comeback, but is distracted by Owens and beaten back down by Rusev, who tags Owens in now. Owens gets some hard hits in before tagging Rusev in, and Rusev gets some hard right hands in on Dolph. He continues by beating down Dolph on the ropes, as the crowd chants "We Want Lana." Rusev goes for another slam, but is met with a DDT by Dolph as we go to commercial.
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Back from commercial, Owens is on top of Dolph before hitting a senton on Dolph, yelling "THAT'S WHY I'M THE CHAMP" and bringing him to the corner. Owens continues to punish Ziggler and starts taunting Ryback before going for the cover on Ziggler for a nearfall. He tags in Rusev, who goes right back to work on Dolph, bringing him down hard. He taunts Ziggler to tag his partner, but slams down on top of him. He goes for the cover and gets another nearfall, starting to look a little frustrated as he bodyslams the Showoff onto the canvas. He tags in Owens, who gives Dolph a boot on the ground and drops him with a bodyslam of his own. He offers Rusev a turn to "slam him good" as he tags him in, but Ziggler catches him off guard and gets a bodyslam of his own in! Rusev tags in Owens, who tries to stop Ziggler.
Ziggler gets a scoop slam on Owens and wills himself to the corner, tagging in Ryback as Owens tags in Rusev! Rusev tries to get in a kick, but is blocked by Ryback who drops him. Crowd chants "FEED ME MORE" as Ryback looks for the Meat Hook, but is distracted by Owens and kicked in the face by Rusev. Owens grabs his title and makes his way up the ramp, indicating he's done for the night. Rusev is infuriated, leading to being kicked by Ziggler and Shell Shocked by Ryback for the win!
Winners via pinfall: Ryback & Dolph Ziggler
Kevin mockingly applauds Ryback on the stage as we see a replay of Ziggler's superkick followed by the Shell Shock on Rusev. We're reminded once again of the main event, Dean Ambrose against Seth Rollins, and then a quick chat about the Madison Square Garden event on October 3 before taking us to a highlight video of the early feud between Big Show and Brock Lesnar, featuring Big Show's message to Brock Lesnar ahead of their match. Commentary runs down the matches for the MSG special, including the Tag Team title match and main event of Big Show and Brock Lesnar. We then go backstage, where Renee Young interviews the Dudley Boyz. Bubba Ray says the New Day act like they care about the WWE Universe, but do NOT act like champions. This Saturday, the Dudley Boyz look to become TEN time Tag Team Champions. Primetime Players appear to wish the Dudleyz the best of luck, but after October 3 it's "Prime Time, baby."
We cut to JoJo interviewing Seth Rollins about Kane, whom Rollins claims is a "living, breathing demon" and that they all need to talk about getting Kane some serious help. He is not worried about facing Dean Ambrose, promising he's going to destroy him before walking off. With that we go to the ring, where Dean Ambrose is making his entrance as we go to commercial.
-Commercia Break-
Back from commercial, Seth Rollins is now making his way to the ring looking confident as ever.
Non-title Match
WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins vs. Dean Ambrose
They lock up, and Seth ends up leaving the ring pretty quick to get a breather. He comes back in, and they lock up again with Dean getting the upper hand, even stomping the hand of Rollins. Dean takes him down into a headlock, but Rollins comes back up and gets Dean to the corner before breaking things up. He whips him into another corner and drops some hard boots into Ambrose, until Ambrose catches him and begins a comeback as we go to commercial.
-Commercia Break-
Back from commercial, Rollins slams Ambrose and goes for the cover for a nearfall. We see that during the break, things turned around for Rollins as he now is in control of this match. He whips Ambrose into the ring, but Ambrose wisely gets out of Seth's way sending the World champ out the ring. Ambrose looks to take a dive to Rollins, but Seth stops him in his tracks before climbing up to the top, dropping Dean with a kick to the temple for another nearfall. Rollins lays into Ambrose with some hard chops, taunting him in the corner as he goes. Dean turns things around, laying into Rollins with some chops of his own before following with an attempted DDT off the top rope, but Seth blocks and kicks Dean in the jaw for another nearfall! Seth is not happy with the ref as Dean gets to his feet. Seth charges at him with a forearm in the corner, followed with another, but Dean follows behind, eventually hitting Rollins with a clothesline.
The match goes back and forth now, with both guys trading blows until Dean gets a second wind of offense on Rollins. He charges into Rollins with an elbow in the corner, then brings him up to the top rope for a suplex off the top! He goes for the cover, but Rollins kicks out at two. Ambrose goes back up to the top, but Rollins catches him off guard. The match goes back and forth again, with a series of roll ups for nearfalls by both guys. Dean sends Rollins out of the ring, then brings him in and gets a fisherman suplex on Rollins for another nearfall. Dean looks to finish the job with a Dirty Deeds, but Seth gets him with an enziguri! Both men trade blows again, until Rollins gets Dean with a Slingblade! He goes for a Pedigree but Dean blocks it. Dean whips him into the corner, but in the confusion involving the ref gets caught in a powerbomb into the turnbuckle. As Rollins gets ready for the next thing, Kane's pyro goes off! Rollins is looking around for Kane, being distracted just long enough for Dean Ambrose to roll Seth up for the win!
Winner via pinfall: Dean Ambrose
We cut backstage to see that Kane is watching the monitor with a smile on his face, as Seth grabs a mic to call Kane out. He asks Kane, "Do you know who I am? Do you know what I'm capable of?" and claims everyone he's faced has paid the ultimate price, promising Kane will meet the same fate. He celebrates in the ring with his title, Kane still watching on from the back as the show comes to a close.
Thursday, September 24, 2015
Changes Coming to Smackdown?
The belief in WWE is that “interesting changes” will happen to Smackdown when the show moves to USA in the beginning of 2016. WWE is going to debut a new look and they reportedly have some new ideas for the show. It’s also believed that while Smackdown will be considered a top priority for a month or two, it will eventually return to its normal format.
Opinionated View- Well this means one of two things. First they turn Smackdown into another Raw which is the last damn thing we need. Or it will be one of those times Smackdown gets really good and exciting only for it to revert back to the after thought.
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Opinionated View- Well this means one of two things. First they turn Smackdown into another Raw which is the last damn thing we need. Or it will be one of those times Smackdown gets really good and exciting only for it to revert back to the after thought.
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Rumored Card For WWE Hell in a Cell (POSSIBLE SPOILERS)
According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter (via Rajah.com), here is the rumored card for the WWE Hell is a Cell PPV…
* The Wyatt Family vs. Roman Reigns, Dean Ambrose and Randy Orton
* Divas Title Match: Champion Charlotte vs. Paige vs. Nikki Bella
* Tag Team Title Match: Champions New Day vs. The Dudley Boyz
* IC Title Match: Champion Kevin Owens vs. Ryback
* WWE World Title Match: Champion Seth Rollins vs. Kane
– Already confirmed for the show is a Hell is a Cell match between Brock Lesnar and the Undertaker.
Opinionated View- Well this is going to suck.
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* The Wyatt Family vs. Roman Reigns, Dean Ambrose and Randy Orton
* Divas Title Match: Champion Charlotte vs. Paige vs. Nikki Bella
* Tag Team Title Match: Champions New Day vs. The Dudley Boyz
* IC Title Match: Champion Kevin Owens vs. Ryback
* WWE World Title Match: Champion Seth Rollins vs. Kane
– Already confirmed for the show is a Hell is a Cell match between Brock Lesnar and the Undertaker.
Opinionated View- Well this is going to suck.
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Request Filed To Have Hulk Hogan’s Gawker Lawsuit Unsealed
Hulk Hogan’s attempts to keep his lawsuit against Gawker Media over his leaked sex tape quiet may well prove fruitless. The Tampa Bay Tribune reports that several media outlets — including the Associated Press — have asked the judge in the lawsuit to unseal records in the case.
A big part of the reason for the request is the fact that the FBI investigated the leak, and after Gawker filed a public records request the information was released to Gawker but sealed otherwise. The high level of secrecy around the private, civil lawsuit has lead to increased media interest over why they’re being so private.
Hogan was released from WWE after part of a deposition was leaked to the Enquirer, which included a transcript of the Hall of Famer going on a racially-charged rant. Hogan has blamed Gawker for the leak, while the media outlet has denied such. Hogan sued Gawker for $100 million over their publishing of a one-minute excerpt of the tape with commentary about it, claiming invasion of privacy. His lawyers have been trying hard to keep anything related to the tape from being released since.
The lawsuit trial will begin in March of next year.
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A big part of the reason for the request is the fact that the FBI investigated the leak, and after Gawker filed a public records request the information was released to Gawker but sealed otherwise. The high level of secrecy around the private, civil lawsuit has lead to increased media interest over why they’re being so private.
Hogan was released from WWE after part of a deposition was leaked to the Enquirer, which included a transcript of the Hall of Famer going on a racially-charged rant. Hogan has blamed Gawker for the leak, while the media outlet has denied such. Hogan sued Gawker for $100 million over their publishing of a one-minute excerpt of the tape with commentary about it, claiming invasion of privacy. His lawyers have been trying hard to keep anything related to the tape from being released since.
The lawsuit trial will begin in March of next year.
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9/23 ROH Report
We see the usual intro, then commentary welcomes us to the show. We go to the opening match.
"The Last Real Man" Silas Young vs. "Unbreakable" Michael Elgin
No one goes down off a shoulder tackle early. Elgin then with a gorilla press slam. Corner clothesline, followed by a 30-second delayed suplex for 2. Strike exchange on the apron, Silas with a kick to the leg, followed by an apron DDT! Back in, Silas with a slingshot stomp as we go to commercial.
Commercial
Back from commercial as Silas with a bulldog for 2. Elgin blocks a suplex, but Silas avoids a corner charge and hits the Killer Combo for 2. Elgin comes back with a German. Running corner forearm, followed by a spinning backfist. Silas knocks Elgin off the top, but Elgin catches him coming off with a Side Effect for 2. Elgin with an enziguri, but Silas rolls through a backslide and hits a front kick. Finlay Roll, followed by the Pee Gee Waja Plunge for a close 2. Another enziguri by Elgin, followed by a short-arm clothesline. Silas goes to the apron, Elgin grabs him from the middle rope and DOES THE DEAL for a close 2. Silas blocks the Buckle Bomb, avoids another spinning backfist, Jackknife Pin for 2. Silas lifts up Elgin and hits Misery, but Elgin rolls outside to avoid being pinned. Silas goes outside and pulls up the mats, exposing the concrete. Elgin blocks a suplex, BARRICADE BOMB!!
Back in, Elgin with the Elgin Bomb on Silas for the win.
Winner: "Unbreakable" Michael Elgin by pinfall (Elgin Bomb)
Elgin celebrates his win afterward.
Backstage, Adam Cole talks about his match next week with New Japan's Shinsuke Nakamura as we go to commercial.
Commercial
Caprice Coleman vs. "The Last Hero" ACH
Chain wrestling early, Coleman with a shoulder tackle. Coleman avoids a dropkick, hits ACH with one of his own. ACH comes back with a series of back heel kicks that sends Coleman outside. Coleman avoids the apron PK, faceplants ACH on the apron. Back in, Coleman gets 2. Leaping leg drop for another 2. Coleman goes for a springboard, but ACH catches him with a dropkick. ACH this time hits the apron PK, then sends Coleman into the barricade. Back in, ACH gets 2. Coleman blocks a suplex, then slips out of Get Over Here and faceplants ACH again for 2. ACH blocks an O'Connor Roll, but Coleman hits him with the Trinity for 2. ACH avoids an enziguri, but Coleman hits him with the 1-Inch Punch. ACH sends Coleman outside, then goes to dive, but collapses after finally feeling the effects of the 1-Inch Punch. Coleman heads up top and hits the Skysplitter, but ACH kicks out! They head up top, Coleman hits the No-Hands Rana, but ACH comes right back with a Brainbuster.
ACH heads up top, Midnight Star for the win.
Winner: "The Last Hero" ACH by pinfall (The Midnight Star)
ACH celebrates his win afterward. Steve Corino goes to interview Coleman about the envelope handed to him by Prince Nana a few weeks ago. Coleman says the envelope had money and a letter in it. At first, I did not understand what the letter was saying, but after reading it multiple times, I get it. Nana is right and now I get it.
Commercial
Back from commercial, its time for the main event.
Main Event in a 6-Man Tag: IWGP Champion "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada & RPG Vice ("Azucar" Rocky Romero & Trent Baretta) vs. #DemBoys The Briscoes (Jay & Mark) & IWGP Intercontinental Champion Hirooki Goto
Jay & Romero go to start, but Okada wants in, so Romero tags him in. Jay & Okada have words, then go right into a strike exchange. Headbutt by Jay, big boot by Okada. Romero in, does not go down off a shoulder tackle. Goto in, but Romero rakes the eyes. Baretta in, but Goto with a shoulder tackle. Mark in, shoulder tackle to Baretta, then puts on his headband. Redneck Kung Fu, followed by a Crane Dropkick. Mark charges in, but Baretta hits him with the Scott Lost Stomp. Okada & Romero knock Jay & Goto off the apron. Romero in, knee strike/clothesline combo by RPG Vice for 2. Okada in, slam by Romero, senton atomico by Okada for 2. Baretta in, slam by Okada, slingshot boot rake by Baretta, then Romero does the same, followed by Okada completing the trifecta and they all pose. Mark fights back, cartwheel DVD to Okada. Goto in, shots to Romero & Okada, corner spinning heel kick and a Backdrop Driver for 2. Okada comes back with a one-man flapjack and a running corner back elbow. DDT, running sliding uppercut for 2. RPG Vice knock the Briscoes off the apron. Slam by Okada, followed by the Top Rope Elbow Drop. Okada calls for the Rainmaker and goes for it, but Goto counters it with a neckbreaker as we go to commercial.
Commercial
Back from commercial as Jay peppers RPG Vice with jabs and headbutts. RPG Vice come back with a double knee strike to Jay, Gourdbuster across the ropes by Baretta, missile dropkick to the back by Romero, Gobstopper by Baretta, Romero gets a close 2. Jay comes back with a jawbreaker. Mark in, flips out of a back body drop, but Romero hits him with the Forever Clotheslines in the corner. Mark responds with more Redneck Kung Fu, corner clothesline by Jay, then Goto. Redneck Boogie by the Briscoes for 2. Uppercuts by Jay to Baretta, but Baretta responds with a superkick. Clothesline by Goto to Baretta. Okada hits Goto with the Emerald Frosion across the knee. Okada counters out of an Urnangi Suplex by Mark, but Mark avoids the Rainmaker and this time hits the Urnangi Suplex, Romero with an enziguri to Mark, everyone is down. Romero sends Mark outside, Baretta lifts Mark on his shoulders outside, but Goto clotheslines Romero. Jay lifts up Baretta outside, Doomsday Device by Mark off the apron onto Baretta! Back in, Froggy Bow by Mark on Baretta for a close 2. Jay in, goes for the Jay Driller on Baretta, but Romero breaks it up with a springboard dropkick to the back of Jay's head. Mark with a Fisherman's Buster to Romero, Tombstone by Okada to Mark, then hits Goto with the Too Awesome Dropkick! Okada goes for the Rainmaker again, but Goto counters it with a headbutt! Jay & Baretta exchange strikes, Baretta with an enziguri and a running corner back elbow, but Jay comes back with a rolling elbow.
JAY DRILLER!! 1-2-3!
Winners: The Briscoes & IWGP Intercontinental Champion Hirooki Goto by pinfall (Jay Driller)
Briscoes & Goto celebrate their win afterwards as the show closes.
"The Last Real Man" Silas Young vs. "Unbreakable" Michael Elgin
No one goes down off a shoulder tackle early. Elgin then with a gorilla press slam. Corner clothesline, followed by a 30-second delayed suplex for 2. Strike exchange on the apron, Silas with a kick to the leg, followed by an apron DDT! Back in, Silas with a slingshot stomp as we go to commercial.
Commercial
Back from commercial as Silas with a bulldog for 2. Elgin blocks a suplex, but Silas avoids a corner charge and hits the Killer Combo for 2. Elgin comes back with a German. Running corner forearm, followed by a spinning backfist. Silas knocks Elgin off the top, but Elgin catches him coming off with a Side Effect for 2. Elgin with an enziguri, but Silas rolls through a backslide and hits a front kick. Finlay Roll, followed by the Pee Gee Waja Plunge for a close 2. Another enziguri by Elgin, followed by a short-arm clothesline. Silas goes to the apron, Elgin grabs him from the middle rope and DOES THE DEAL for a close 2. Silas blocks the Buckle Bomb, avoids another spinning backfist, Jackknife Pin for 2. Silas lifts up Elgin and hits Misery, but Elgin rolls outside to avoid being pinned. Silas goes outside and pulls up the mats, exposing the concrete. Elgin blocks a suplex, BARRICADE BOMB!!
Back in, Elgin with the Elgin Bomb on Silas for the win.
Winner: "Unbreakable" Michael Elgin by pinfall (Elgin Bomb)
Elgin celebrates his win afterward.
Backstage, Adam Cole talks about his match next week with New Japan's Shinsuke Nakamura as we go to commercial.
Commercial
Caprice Coleman vs. "The Last Hero" ACH
Chain wrestling early, Coleman with a shoulder tackle. Coleman avoids a dropkick, hits ACH with one of his own. ACH comes back with a series of back heel kicks that sends Coleman outside. Coleman avoids the apron PK, faceplants ACH on the apron. Back in, Coleman gets 2. Leaping leg drop for another 2. Coleman goes for a springboard, but ACH catches him with a dropkick. ACH this time hits the apron PK, then sends Coleman into the barricade. Back in, ACH gets 2. Coleman blocks a suplex, then slips out of Get Over Here and faceplants ACH again for 2. ACH blocks an O'Connor Roll, but Coleman hits him with the Trinity for 2. ACH avoids an enziguri, but Coleman hits him with the 1-Inch Punch. ACH sends Coleman outside, then goes to dive, but collapses after finally feeling the effects of the 1-Inch Punch. Coleman heads up top and hits the Skysplitter, but ACH kicks out! They head up top, Coleman hits the No-Hands Rana, but ACH comes right back with a Brainbuster.
ACH heads up top, Midnight Star for the win.
Winner: "The Last Hero" ACH by pinfall (The Midnight Star)
ACH celebrates his win afterward. Steve Corino goes to interview Coleman about the envelope handed to him by Prince Nana a few weeks ago. Coleman says the envelope had money and a letter in it. At first, I did not understand what the letter was saying, but after reading it multiple times, I get it. Nana is right and now I get it.
Commercial
Back from commercial, its time for the main event.
Main Event in a 6-Man Tag: IWGP Champion "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada & RPG Vice ("Azucar" Rocky Romero & Trent Baretta) vs. #DemBoys The Briscoes (Jay & Mark) & IWGP Intercontinental Champion Hirooki Goto
Jay & Romero go to start, but Okada wants in, so Romero tags him in. Jay & Okada have words, then go right into a strike exchange. Headbutt by Jay, big boot by Okada. Romero in, does not go down off a shoulder tackle. Goto in, but Romero rakes the eyes. Baretta in, but Goto with a shoulder tackle. Mark in, shoulder tackle to Baretta, then puts on his headband. Redneck Kung Fu, followed by a Crane Dropkick. Mark charges in, but Baretta hits him with the Scott Lost Stomp. Okada & Romero knock Jay & Goto off the apron. Romero in, knee strike/clothesline combo by RPG Vice for 2. Okada in, slam by Romero, senton atomico by Okada for 2. Baretta in, slam by Okada, slingshot boot rake by Baretta, then Romero does the same, followed by Okada completing the trifecta and they all pose. Mark fights back, cartwheel DVD to Okada. Goto in, shots to Romero & Okada, corner spinning heel kick and a Backdrop Driver for 2. Okada comes back with a one-man flapjack and a running corner back elbow. DDT, running sliding uppercut for 2. RPG Vice knock the Briscoes off the apron. Slam by Okada, followed by the Top Rope Elbow Drop. Okada calls for the Rainmaker and goes for it, but Goto counters it with a neckbreaker as we go to commercial.
Commercial
Back from commercial as Jay peppers RPG Vice with jabs and headbutts. RPG Vice come back with a double knee strike to Jay, Gourdbuster across the ropes by Baretta, missile dropkick to the back by Romero, Gobstopper by Baretta, Romero gets a close 2. Jay comes back with a jawbreaker. Mark in, flips out of a back body drop, but Romero hits him with the Forever Clotheslines in the corner. Mark responds with more Redneck Kung Fu, corner clothesline by Jay, then Goto. Redneck Boogie by the Briscoes for 2. Uppercuts by Jay to Baretta, but Baretta responds with a superkick. Clothesline by Goto to Baretta. Okada hits Goto with the Emerald Frosion across the knee. Okada counters out of an Urnangi Suplex by Mark, but Mark avoids the Rainmaker and this time hits the Urnangi Suplex, Romero with an enziguri to Mark, everyone is down. Romero sends Mark outside, Baretta lifts Mark on his shoulders outside, but Goto clotheslines Romero. Jay lifts up Baretta outside, Doomsday Device by Mark off the apron onto Baretta! Back in, Froggy Bow by Mark on Baretta for a close 2. Jay in, goes for the Jay Driller on Baretta, but Romero breaks it up with a springboard dropkick to the back of Jay's head. Mark with a Fisherman's Buster to Romero, Tombstone by Okada to Mark, then hits Goto with the Too Awesome Dropkick! Okada goes for the Rainmaker again, but Goto counters it with a headbutt! Jay & Baretta exchange strikes, Baretta with an enziguri and a running corner back elbow, but Jay comes back with a rolling elbow.
JAY DRILLER!! 1-2-3!
Winners: The Briscoes & IWGP Intercontinental Champion Hirooki Goto by pinfall (Jay Driller)
Briscoes & Goto celebrate their win afterwards as the show closes.
9/23 WWE NXT Report
We see the usual intro, then commentary welcomes us to the show. We go to the opening match.
We see video from 3 weeks ago on NXT when there was controversy surrounding whether or not Eva Marie kicked out in her eventual win over Billie Kay.
We see an inset promo from Eva, who thanks the referee for not caving into the peer pressure of the biased fanbase and doing the right thing by seeing my shoulders come up off the mat. I appreciate your sound judgment from the bottom of my heart, then Eva blows a kiss to close the promo.
Carmella does her usual shitick for her entrance.
"The Red Queen" Eva Marie vs. "The Princess of Staten Island" Carmella
Carmella drives Eva into the corner, series of shoulders and shots to the head. Eva sent multiple times off the turnbuckle, then sent outside. Carmella does some moonwalking in the ring. Eva gets back in, but Carmella with a crucifix for 2. Eva comes back with a knee to the ribs, suplex for 2. Carmella now sent multiple times off the turnbuckle, followed by a series of shoulders to the ribs. Running knee to the ribs in the corner, followed by a big boot. Eva mocks Carmella, then gets another 2. Eva with more badmouth to Carmella, followed by another suplex for 2. "Super Dragon" chants by the crowd. Carmella fights back, but Eva slams her head off the mat, then puts on more badmouth. Eva chokes Carmella in the ropes, but Carmella counters another suplex with an inside cradle for 2. Eva regains advantage with another knee to the ribs. Seated surfboard applied, crowd wills on Carmella. Carmella fights back, rana from out of the corner as the crowd chants "All Botch Everything" at Eva. Series of Thesz Presses by Carmella, followed by a running shoulder to the ribs in the corner. Carmella sends Eva's head off her boot on the turnbuckles, but Eva gets her foot on the bottom rope before the count of 3, even though it looked like she didn't kick out again. Carmella has words with the ref, but then Eva sends Carmella outside, with Carmella's head bouncing off the steel rampway.
Referee begins his 10 count and Carmella is unable to make it back into the ring.
Winner: "The Red Queen" Eva Marie by count-out
Eva celebrates her win afterwards, again motioning that she wants the NXT Women's Title. We see another angle on replay that clearly shows that Eva got her foot on the bottom rope before the count of 3.
Commercial
We see another vignette on Nia Jax. Nia says that beauty is not skin deep. I am a force that cannot be stopped. I will exceed your expectations. Greatness is my destiny and my path to get there as just begun. Nia Jax, coming soon.
We see video highlighting last week's NXT and the announcement for the main event of TakeOver: Respect on October 7, a 30-Minute Iron Woman Match for the NXT Women's Title between champion Bayley and former champion Sasha Banks.
Bayley says that the NXT Divas want people to look at women's wrestling differently than they have in the past. I just want them to really appreciate it for what it is and that's two girls with a dream, going out there and stealing the show. Sasha & I, it feels like we made history in Brooklyn, but now, we get to prove that its gonna keep getting better.
Sasha Banks says that this is a first-ever female main event, a first-ever Iron Woman match.
Bayley says that people are gonna look and see that Sasha Banks and Bayley made history on October 7th, something that no one else can take away from us.
Sasha Banks says that she is still the Boss and she is meant to be champion and you bank on that.
Bayley says she is gonna prove to Sasha Banks that she is the better champion.
We see video from last week's NXT of Tyler Breeze and Bull Dempsey's in-ring altercation leading to our next match.
Grudge Match: Bull Dempsey vs. "Prince Pretty" Tyler Breeze
"Bull is Gorgeous" chants by the crowd as the bell sounds. Breeze stalls early, hiding behind the referee. Breeze with a side headlock, but Bull gets free and hits a shoulder tackle. Breeze misses a right hand and Bull messes with his hair. Inverted atomic drop, followed by a hair-mare. Bull sent onto the apron, sends Breeze off the turnbuckles. Bull with jabs from the apron, but Breeze shoves him off the apron, sending Bull crashing off the steel rampway. Referee begins his 10 count as we see replay of Bull's spill. Bull just gets back in before the count of 10. Breeze stomps away as we go to commercial.
Commercial
Back from commercial as Breeze has a chinlock applied on Bull. Crowd wills on Bull as Breeze brings him back down. "All Bull Everything" chants by the crowd, followed by more chants for Bull. Bull tries to get free, then finally does so, but Breeze grabs his hair and hits a series of elbows to the neck for 2. Back to the chinlock as the crowd chants "Bullfit" for Bull. Bull finally counters out with a back body drop.
Breeze with more shots, but they have no effect on Bull, who begins to "Bull" up. More jabs by Bull, along with gut shots, followed by a big headbutt to the ribs. Kneelift, followed by a belly bump. Flying corner hip attack, followed by a standing avalanche. Bull heads up top for the Top Rope Hip Drop, but Breeze rolls out onto the apron to avoid it. Bull goes after Breeze and brings him back in the hard way.
Bull heads back up top, but Breeze slams him down by the hair, then puts his feet on the ropes to steal the win.
Winner: "Prince Pretty" Tyler Breeze by pinfall
Breeze celebrates his win afterward as Bull is upset by the loss.
The NXT debut of the former Kana, now known as Asuka is NEXT!!
Commercial
We see video highlighting NXT's recent swing of live events in Texas.
Back to the ring where NXT GM William Regal is there. Regal says he's proud to the introduce the newest signing to NXT. This person is the hottest free agent in the world and possibly, the greatest competitor signed to NXT. Ladies and gentlemen, KANA!!
Kana comes out with her horror mask and new music, then the Titantron changes to new her name of Asuka. Asuka makes her way to the ring.
Regal says that as we've seen, we will now refer to you as Asuka. Before you sign your contract, is there anything you'd like to say to the NXT Universe?
Asuka screams out in glee, then says she is happy to be here in NXT. "NXT" chants by the crowd. Asuka says this is a dream come true. I wanna be the NXT Women's Champion.
Asuka signs her NXT contract as the crowd chants for her. Regal signs it as well, then goes to say more, but the music of Dana Brooke cuts him off as she & Emma make their way to the ring.
Regal says to them that this is incredibly rude of them. Emma grabs the mic as the crowd chants "Asuka's gonna kill you" at them.
Emma says hi to Asuka, whatever your name is. I'm Emma and this is Dana, Da-na, and we are NXT's welcoming committee, so welcome, welcome! Its so nice to have you here. We came out here tonight to let you know that if you plan to survive in this women's locker room, you need to understand that we are in charge here.
Dana says that we were the ones to run Charlotte and Becky Lynch right out of NXT, so if you don't play nice with us, things for you will be over before your career has even started. You need to get out of OUR ring, because playtime's over. So, be gone, bye, bye, go, like come on, this is our ring.
Emma asks if Asuka is not listening, you can leave now.
Dana says that its great to have Asuka, but you gotta go.
Asuka goes to leave, but stops on the apron. Emma points for her to leave as the crowd does the "NO" chant. Asuka leaves slowly up the ramp as Regal looks on in disgust and Team DisIngenious continues to motion for her to leave. Crowd chants for Asuka as she stops on the ramp and gives Team DisIngenious an evil smile as she slowly walks to the back.
Backstage, an interviewer tries to interview Tyler Breeze about his win tonight, but Breeze refuses, saying he's busy. Apollo Crews walks in and mentions that he is facing Breeze at TakeOver: Respect. Crews says he hopes Breeze is excited as he is, I'll see you next week. Breeze tries to leave, but Crews cuts him off. Crews then says he is messing with Breeze, then allows him to walk off.
Commercial
We go to Kyle Edwards in the NXT Event Center with the latest updates in the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic tournament. Last week on NXT TV, Round 2 kicked off as Rhyno & Baron Corbin advanced over indy stand-outs Johnny Gargano & Tommaso Ciampa. In an upset at the Austin, Texas live event, The Mechanics beat NXT Tag Team Champions The Vaudevillains. The semi-finals and finals of the tournament take place at TakeOver: Respect on October 7. The Mechanics face the winners of next week's Round 2 match between NXT Champion Finn Balor & Samoa Joe and The Jersey Boys. We will soon find out who faces Rhyno & Corbin in the semis as The Hype Bros. face Shoot Nation in Round 2. We go to comments from both teams.
Zack Ryder says they are facing the guys with no game. Mojo Rawley says that means they are facing guys who get no chicks. Ryder says that they have no chance of beating us this weekend and after that, we're gonna party. Mojo says there will be chicks everywhere because we are staying hype and we're gonna move on and we're gonna win the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic and if you two don't like it, brother, y'all can.......Ryder says buy the shirt.
We go to comments from Shoot Nation. Jason Jordan says they have been pretty impressive. Chad Gable says what also has been impressive is the videos the Hype Bros. have been making to plug their new shirts, ridculous shirts by the way, but the impressive thing that they only spelled one word wrong in the entire video. Jordan sarcastically claps for them, then says he is actually impressed by the fact that they have made it this far in the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic. Gable says that the road ends here, then says he hates saying the Hype Bros. name. Jordan says that you are looking at the future winners of the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic. Gable says and you wanna know why, then he brandishes his towel and goes the "Ready, Willing and Gable" catchphrase that Jordan continues to refuse to say.
This match will take place this weekend during NXT's live event tour of Florida.
Commercial
Back from commercial, its time for the main event.
Main Event in a TakeOver: Brooklyn Return Match for the NXT Tag Team Titles: Blake & Murphy w/Alexa Bliss vs. The Vaudevillains ("The Artiste" Aiden English & Simon Gotch) (c's)
"We Want Blue Pants" chants by the crowd as the bell sounds. Gotch & Blake start. Gotch with a shoulder tackle for a quick 2. Bliss swipes at Gotch's leg, but then all of a sudden, Blue Pants runs out and chases Bliss around ringside. They get in the ring and brawl, with Bliss fleeing from the ring and running to the back, with Blue Pants chasing after her. Back in the ring, Gotch gets another 2. English in, slingshot elbow drop by Gotch, running boot by English for 2. Chinlock applied, but Blake grabs the ear of English and reverses the hold. Crowd wills on English. Blake with a shoulder tackle, then avoids a dropkick and tags in Murphy. English avoids a double team, double Japanese armdrag and a double dropkick that sends the challengers outside. English with a kip-up, crowd chants "That was manly." English goes outside, Blake distracts him, allowing Murphy to back suplex English on the apron!
Commercial
Back from commercial as the challengers stomp away at English in the corner. Murphy in, more stomps by the challengers, then Murphy chokes English with his boot. Uppercut for 2. Blake in, English sent onto his out-stretched boots for another 2. Chinlock applied, crowd wills on English. Blake drives English back down, Murphy tags in as the challengers keep control on English. Murphy gets another 2. Back to the chinlock, crowd again wills on English. English gets free, sending Murphy outside, then catches him coming back in with a big right hand.
Gotch & Blake get the tags in. Series of forearms, a headbutt, a leaping knee and a couple of head kicks by Gotch. Two running corner forearms, followed by a Teardrop Suplex. Strap comes down, English tags in as Gotch hits Blake with a Finlay Roll. Murphy pulls Gotch outside as English heads up top and goes for the Swanton, but Blake gets the knees up as Murphy sends Gotch into the ringpost. Murphy in, Meteora off the ropes to English, but English kicks out! Murphy can't believe it! English surprises Murphy with an inside cradle for 2. Blake in, English gets out of a double team, backdrops Murphy outside.
Gotch in, Whirly Divirish by the Vaudevillains to retain the titles.
Winners and STILL NXT Tag Team Champions: The Vaudevillains by pinfall (The Whirly Divirish)
Vaudevillains celebrate their title retention afterwards.
We close with promos by The Jersey Boys & Finn Balor and Samoa Joe about their Round 2 match next week.
Enzo Amore says that no man has done more for our careers than Dusty Rhodes and its an honor and a privelige to be competing in the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic. As for our opponents next week, we've bent elbows with them a few times and there is nothing "foogazie" about that title around your waist, Finn Balor and there ain't nothing "SAWFT" about you, Samoa Joe, but as for Big Cass, there ain't nothing "SAWFT" about that size 16 boot, neither and the "Michael Jordan of Jaragon", my jaw is so hard, I can blow a bubble with an hour later. Winners focus on winning, losers focus on wins and real recoginzes real.
Cass says that we have all the respect in the world for Joe and Balor, but next week, respect goes out the window, along with your chances of winning this tournament, because you two are going home and me & Enzo are moving on to win the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic, how you doin'?
We go to Balor & Joe. Balor says that next week, we face Enzo & Cass. Now, you guys are my friends, but friendship gets pushed aside. This is the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic and Dusty Rhodes was my mentor.
Joe says that friends or not, me & Finn are here for a singular purpose and that's winning it all. Ain't that right, champ? Joe slaps the belt, which surprises Balor. Joe says that we know you two are the realest guys in the room, but you're staring at the two toughest dogs on the block and trust me gentlemen, you can't teach that.
Show closes.
We see video from 3 weeks ago on NXT when there was controversy surrounding whether or not Eva Marie kicked out in her eventual win over Billie Kay.
We see an inset promo from Eva, who thanks the referee for not caving into the peer pressure of the biased fanbase and doing the right thing by seeing my shoulders come up off the mat. I appreciate your sound judgment from the bottom of my heart, then Eva blows a kiss to close the promo.
Carmella does her usual shitick for her entrance.
"The Red Queen" Eva Marie vs. "The Princess of Staten Island" Carmella
Carmella drives Eva into the corner, series of shoulders and shots to the head. Eva sent multiple times off the turnbuckle, then sent outside. Carmella does some moonwalking in the ring. Eva gets back in, but Carmella with a crucifix for 2. Eva comes back with a knee to the ribs, suplex for 2. Carmella now sent multiple times off the turnbuckle, followed by a series of shoulders to the ribs. Running knee to the ribs in the corner, followed by a big boot. Eva mocks Carmella, then gets another 2. Eva with more badmouth to Carmella, followed by another suplex for 2. "Super Dragon" chants by the crowd. Carmella fights back, but Eva slams her head off the mat, then puts on more badmouth. Eva chokes Carmella in the ropes, but Carmella counters another suplex with an inside cradle for 2. Eva regains advantage with another knee to the ribs. Seated surfboard applied, crowd wills on Carmella. Carmella fights back, rana from out of the corner as the crowd chants "All Botch Everything" at Eva. Series of Thesz Presses by Carmella, followed by a running shoulder to the ribs in the corner. Carmella sends Eva's head off her boot on the turnbuckles, but Eva gets her foot on the bottom rope before the count of 3, even though it looked like she didn't kick out again. Carmella has words with the ref, but then Eva sends Carmella outside, with Carmella's head bouncing off the steel rampway.
Referee begins his 10 count and Carmella is unable to make it back into the ring.
Winner: "The Red Queen" Eva Marie by count-out
Eva celebrates her win afterwards, again motioning that she wants the NXT Women's Title. We see another angle on replay that clearly shows that Eva got her foot on the bottom rope before the count of 3.
Commercial
We see another vignette on Nia Jax. Nia says that beauty is not skin deep. I am a force that cannot be stopped. I will exceed your expectations. Greatness is my destiny and my path to get there as just begun. Nia Jax, coming soon.
We see video highlighting last week's NXT and the announcement for the main event of TakeOver: Respect on October 7, a 30-Minute Iron Woman Match for the NXT Women's Title between champion Bayley and former champion Sasha Banks.
Bayley says that the NXT Divas want people to look at women's wrestling differently than they have in the past. I just want them to really appreciate it for what it is and that's two girls with a dream, going out there and stealing the show. Sasha & I, it feels like we made history in Brooklyn, but now, we get to prove that its gonna keep getting better.
Sasha Banks says that this is a first-ever female main event, a first-ever Iron Woman match.
Bayley says that people are gonna look and see that Sasha Banks and Bayley made history on October 7th, something that no one else can take away from us.
Sasha Banks says that she is still the Boss and she is meant to be champion and you bank on that.
Bayley says she is gonna prove to Sasha Banks that she is the better champion.
We see video from last week's NXT of Tyler Breeze and Bull Dempsey's in-ring altercation leading to our next match.
Grudge Match: Bull Dempsey vs. "Prince Pretty" Tyler Breeze
"Bull is Gorgeous" chants by the crowd as the bell sounds. Breeze stalls early, hiding behind the referee. Breeze with a side headlock, but Bull gets free and hits a shoulder tackle. Breeze misses a right hand and Bull messes with his hair. Inverted atomic drop, followed by a hair-mare. Bull sent onto the apron, sends Breeze off the turnbuckles. Bull with jabs from the apron, but Breeze shoves him off the apron, sending Bull crashing off the steel rampway. Referee begins his 10 count as we see replay of Bull's spill. Bull just gets back in before the count of 10. Breeze stomps away as we go to commercial.
Commercial
Back from commercial as Breeze has a chinlock applied on Bull. Crowd wills on Bull as Breeze brings him back down. "All Bull Everything" chants by the crowd, followed by more chants for Bull. Bull tries to get free, then finally does so, but Breeze grabs his hair and hits a series of elbows to the neck for 2. Back to the chinlock as the crowd chants "Bullfit" for Bull. Bull finally counters out with a back body drop.
Breeze with more shots, but they have no effect on Bull, who begins to "Bull" up. More jabs by Bull, along with gut shots, followed by a big headbutt to the ribs. Kneelift, followed by a belly bump. Flying corner hip attack, followed by a standing avalanche. Bull heads up top for the Top Rope Hip Drop, but Breeze rolls out onto the apron to avoid it. Bull goes after Breeze and brings him back in the hard way.
Bull heads back up top, but Breeze slams him down by the hair, then puts his feet on the ropes to steal the win.
Winner: "Prince Pretty" Tyler Breeze by pinfall
Breeze celebrates his win afterward as Bull is upset by the loss.
The NXT debut of the former Kana, now known as Asuka is NEXT!!
Commercial
We see video highlighting NXT's recent swing of live events in Texas.
Back to the ring where NXT GM William Regal is there. Regal says he's proud to the introduce the newest signing to NXT. This person is the hottest free agent in the world and possibly, the greatest competitor signed to NXT. Ladies and gentlemen, KANA!!
Kana comes out with her horror mask and new music, then the Titantron changes to new her name of Asuka. Asuka makes her way to the ring.
Regal says that as we've seen, we will now refer to you as Asuka. Before you sign your contract, is there anything you'd like to say to the NXT Universe?
Asuka screams out in glee, then says she is happy to be here in NXT. "NXT" chants by the crowd. Asuka says this is a dream come true. I wanna be the NXT Women's Champion.
Asuka signs her NXT contract as the crowd chants for her. Regal signs it as well, then goes to say more, but the music of Dana Brooke cuts him off as she & Emma make their way to the ring.
Regal says to them that this is incredibly rude of them. Emma grabs the mic as the crowd chants "Asuka's gonna kill you" at them.
Emma says hi to Asuka, whatever your name is. I'm Emma and this is Dana, Da-na, and we are NXT's welcoming committee, so welcome, welcome! Its so nice to have you here. We came out here tonight to let you know that if you plan to survive in this women's locker room, you need to understand that we are in charge here.
Dana says that we were the ones to run Charlotte and Becky Lynch right out of NXT, so if you don't play nice with us, things for you will be over before your career has even started. You need to get out of OUR ring, because playtime's over. So, be gone, bye, bye, go, like come on, this is our ring.
Emma asks if Asuka is not listening, you can leave now.
Dana says that its great to have Asuka, but you gotta go.
Asuka goes to leave, but stops on the apron. Emma points for her to leave as the crowd does the "NO" chant. Asuka leaves slowly up the ramp as Regal looks on in disgust and Team DisIngenious continues to motion for her to leave. Crowd chants for Asuka as she stops on the ramp and gives Team DisIngenious an evil smile as she slowly walks to the back.
Backstage, an interviewer tries to interview Tyler Breeze about his win tonight, but Breeze refuses, saying he's busy. Apollo Crews walks in and mentions that he is facing Breeze at TakeOver: Respect. Crews says he hopes Breeze is excited as he is, I'll see you next week. Breeze tries to leave, but Crews cuts him off. Crews then says he is messing with Breeze, then allows him to walk off.
Commercial
We go to Kyle Edwards in the NXT Event Center with the latest updates in the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic tournament. Last week on NXT TV, Round 2 kicked off as Rhyno & Baron Corbin advanced over indy stand-outs Johnny Gargano & Tommaso Ciampa. In an upset at the Austin, Texas live event, The Mechanics beat NXT Tag Team Champions The Vaudevillains. The semi-finals and finals of the tournament take place at TakeOver: Respect on October 7. The Mechanics face the winners of next week's Round 2 match between NXT Champion Finn Balor & Samoa Joe and The Jersey Boys. We will soon find out who faces Rhyno & Corbin in the semis as The Hype Bros. face Shoot Nation in Round 2. We go to comments from both teams.
Zack Ryder says they are facing the guys with no game. Mojo Rawley says that means they are facing guys who get no chicks. Ryder says that they have no chance of beating us this weekend and after that, we're gonna party. Mojo says there will be chicks everywhere because we are staying hype and we're gonna move on and we're gonna win the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic and if you two don't like it, brother, y'all can.......Ryder says buy the shirt.
We go to comments from Shoot Nation. Jason Jordan says they have been pretty impressive. Chad Gable says what also has been impressive is the videos the Hype Bros. have been making to plug their new shirts, ridculous shirts by the way, but the impressive thing that they only spelled one word wrong in the entire video. Jordan sarcastically claps for them, then says he is actually impressed by the fact that they have made it this far in the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic. Gable says that the road ends here, then says he hates saying the Hype Bros. name. Jordan says that you are looking at the future winners of the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic. Gable says and you wanna know why, then he brandishes his towel and goes the "Ready, Willing and Gable" catchphrase that Jordan continues to refuse to say.
This match will take place this weekend during NXT's live event tour of Florida.
Commercial
Back from commercial, its time for the main event.
Main Event in a TakeOver: Brooklyn Return Match for the NXT Tag Team Titles: Blake & Murphy w/Alexa Bliss vs. The Vaudevillains ("The Artiste" Aiden English & Simon Gotch) (c's)
"We Want Blue Pants" chants by the crowd as the bell sounds. Gotch & Blake start. Gotch with a shoulder tackle for a quick 2. Bliss swipes at Gotch's leg, but then all of a sudden, Blue Pants runs out and chases Bliss around ringside. They get in the ring and brawl, with Bliss fleeing from the ring and running to the back, with Blue Pants chasing after her. Back in the ring, Gotch gets another 2. English in, slingshot elbow drop by Gotch, running boot by English for 2. Chinlock applied, but Blake grabs the ear of English and reverses the hold. Crowd wills on English. Blake with a shoulder tackle, then avoids a dropkick and tags in Murphy. English avoids a double team, double Japanese armdrag and a double dropkick that sends the challengers outside. English with a kip-up, crowd chants "That was manly." English goes outside, Blake distracts him, allowing Murphy to back suplex English on the apron!
Commercial
Back from commercial as the challengers stomp away at English in the corner. Murphy in, more stomps by the challengers, then Murphy chokes English with his boot. Uppercut for 2. Blake in, English sent onto his out-stretched boots for another 2. Chinlock applied, crowd wills on English. Blake drives English back down, Murphy tags in as the challengers keep control on English. Murphy gets another 2. Back to the chinlock, crowd again wills on English. English gets free, sending Murphy outside, then catches him coming back in with a big right hand.
Gotch & Blake get the tags in. Series of forearms, a headbutt, a leaping knee and a couple of head kicks by Gotch. Two running corner forearms, followed by a Teardrop Suplex. Strap comes down, English tags in as Gotch hits Blake with a Finlay Roll. Murphy pulls Gotch outside as English heads up top and goes for the Swanton, but Blake gets the knees up as Murphy sends Gotch into the ringpost. Murphy in, Meteora off the ropes to English, but English kicks out! Murphy can't believe it! English surprises Murphy with an inside cradle for 2. Blake in, English gets out of a double team, backdrops Murphy outside.
Gotch in, Whirly Divirish by the Vaudevillains to retain the titles.
Winners and STILL NXT Tag Team Champions: The Vaudevillains by pinfall (The Whirly Divirish)
Vaudevillains celebrate their title retention afterwards.
We close with promos by The Jersey Boys & Finn Balor and Samoa Joe about their Round 2 match next week.
Enzo Amore says that no man has done more for our careers than Dusty Rhodes and its an honor and a privelige to be competing in the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic. As for our opponents next week, we've bent elbows with them a few times and there is nothing "foogazie" about that title around your waist, Finn Balor and there ain't nothing "SAWFT" about you, Samoa Joe, but as for Big Cass, there ain't nothing "SAWFT" about that size 16 boot, neither and the "Michael Jordan of Jaragon", my jaw is so hard, I can blow a bubble with an hour later. Winners focus on winning, losers focus on wins and real recoginzes real.
Cass says that we have all the respect in the world for Joe and Balor, but next week, respect goes out the window, along with your chances of winning this tournament, because you two are going home and me & Enzo are moving on to win the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic, how you doin'?
We go to Balor & Joe. Balor says that next week, we face Enzo & Cass. Now, you guys are my friends, but friendship gets pushed aside. This is the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic and Dusty Rhodes was my mentor.
Joe says that friends or not, me & Finn are here for a singular purpose and that's winning it all. Ain't that right, champ? Joe slaps the belt, which surprises Balor. Joe says that we know you two are the realest guys in the room, but you're staring at the two toughest dogs on the block and trust me gentlemen, you can't teach that.
Show closes.
Jersey All Pro Wrestling Dies At Age 43
Multiple wrestling media sources have confirmed that Jersey All Pro Wrestling promoter Frank Iadevaia aka Fat Frank died in his sleep overnight. Iadevaia was only 43.
He had been promoting Jersey All Pro Wrestling since April 1997.
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TNA Filming One Night Only PPV In New Orleans
TNA sent out the following:
TNA TO FILM SPECIAL PAY-PER-VIEW AT NEW ORLEANS TOUR EVENT OCTOBER 30
ONE NIGHT ONLY: BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS
TNA's stop in New Orleans at the UNO Lakefront Arena on Friday, Oct. 30, during the Hardcore Halloween Tour will be filmed as a special Pay-Per-View event titled One Night Only: Battle of New Orleans.
The high-flying, hard-hitting, pulse-pumping ONO: Battle of New Orleans event will feature a double main event inside the steel cage and title matches including:
Steel Cage Match Main Event:
Kurt Angle vs Eric Young
Steel Cage Match Knockouts Main Event:
Gail Kim vs Awesome Kong
Tag Team Title Match:
The Wolves vs EC3 & Tyrus
King of The Mountain Title Match:
Bobby Roode vs Matt Hardy
Monster's Ball Match:
The Monster Abyss vs Robbie E
More TNA Stars, including The Charismatic Enigma Jeff Hardy and Sergeant Chris Melendez, will also appear during the thrilling ONO: Battle of New Orleans filming, which starts at 7:30 p.m. The Pay-Per-View special will broadcast in the United States and in more than 120 countries around the globe in early 2016.
Tickets for the event start at $15 and are available via ticketmaster.com. VIP packages for the event are sold out.
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TNA TO FILM SPECIAL PAY-PER-VIEW AT NEW ORLEANS TOUR EVENT OCTOBER 30
ONE NIGHT ONLY: BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS
TNA's stop in New Orleans at the UNO Lakefront Arena on Friday, Oct. 30, during the Hardcore Halloween Tour will be filmed as a special Pay-Per-View event titled One Night Only: Battle of New Orleans.
The high-flying, hard-hitting, pulse-pumping ONO: Battle of New Orleans event will feature a double main event inside the steel cage and title matches including:
Steel Cage Match Main Event:
Kurt Angle vs Eric Young
Steel Cage Match Knockouts Main Event:
Gail Kim vs Awesome Kong
Tag Team Title Match:
The Wolves vs EC3 & Tyrus
King of The Mountain Title Match:
Bobby Roode vs Matt Hardy
Monster's Ball Match:
The Monster Abyss vs Robbie E
More TNA Stars, including The Charismatic Enigma Jeff Hardy and Sergeant Chris Melendez, will also appear during the thrilling ONO: Battle of New Orleans filming, which starts at 7:30 p.m. The Pay-Per-View special will broadcast in the United States and in more than 120 countries around the globe in early 2016.
Tickets for the event start at $15 and are available via ticketmaster.com. VIP packages for the event are sold out.
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