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Very good show
I think his Ic run being so long hurt him as a credible world champion. It’s like he fought all the same guys and crushed them for a mid card belt now we are supposed to believe they are an actual challenge to him as a world champion? Lol when they took the intercontinental title off of him they should have moved him to SmackDown and put a new list of challengers in front of him. And moved Cody and the WWE championship to raw
Very good episode,
imagine being deluded enough to think a multi billion dollar company with guys who literally have wrestling in their blood hot shoted a heel turn storyline because they booked themselves into a corner. are you serious dude? that is the most ridiculous thing i have read in a minute lol. good luck bro.
Great episode.
Punk/Cody was there for the taking and Cena could’ve gone up against Gunther.
They knee jerked a heel turn because they booked themselves into a nepotism corner
Very good show
honestly don’t get the hate. like sure, there’s no major story here YET. But Punk/Rollins/Reigns has a lot of potential to be a high quality match. I’m legit looking forward to it and love that these three have wound up in a match together.
Great episode.
The triple threat match between them at Wrestlemania is gonna be awesome. Super stoked for this match
Great show
Let’s mention the women’s match in every live/hate challenge. Easiest task for this group of “journalists” ever. Each one of these love/hates are more embarrassing than the last. We get it, women’s wrestling is amazing and should main event every show and if a women’s match is bad it’s because where it is on the card or the booking it’s never the talent, all the women are top tier wrestlers.
Very good show
You wanna find out who the real simps and shills are? Mark down anybody who defends that main event match! Even the diehard AEW fans are crapping on that main event. It was terrible.
This Moxley stuff is stinking out the entire show and the dude seems to think he is Brock Lesnar.
The sad part is that this wasn’t a terrible show overall and with all things taken into an account. But at the end of the day, a bad ending can ruin a whole show for a lot of people. “Game of Thrones season 8” style.
Great show
So the crux of it all is that the PLE started strong…then ended with a sour belch.
The fans most remember how you left them and the fans are going to remember this show with a resounding “bleh”!
And any casual fan who watched with their buddies who are more diehard fans, may have left the viewing saying aloud, “That guy was pretty good. He should go to WWE”.
Great show.
I’ve said before but I think one of the issues here is that Tony is a massive fan of NJPW and often looks to emulate their PPV card structure. NJPW cards typically build to a climax with the big matches back to back and tend not to feature cool down matches or spots. Problem is western audiences haven’t been conditioned for that over the last 40 years, so often results in burnout. Personally I would have laid out the card like below giving breathing spaces, opening with the Steel Cage match and building to the Hollywood Ending as the main event.
Storm vs. May
Mox vs. Cope
Hangman vs. MJF
Hurt Syndicate vs. Outrunners
Takeshita vs. Omega
Swerve vs. Ricochet
Okada vs. King
Mone vs. Watanabe
Ospreay vs. Fletcher
Great episode.
Very good show, but the ending is what people remember. WWE ended Elimination Chamber with a huge heel turn. AEW ended Revolution with that abominable ending.
it doesn’t totally undo a great show, but it might have done more harm than good.
Very good show
I can already see Trips the mark statues, Trips the mark with a 20 minutes speech, the camera focusing onTrips the mark every 30 seconds when he is on the crowd.
Great show.
I’m glad they are bringing it back to a nice venue. The idea of hosting it immediately after Smackdown is insane. Why not put a highlight show or broadcast the Hall of Fame instead of airing Smackdown that week.
best of the best
Very good show tonight
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Raw vs SD
The only switches from Raw vs SD were Breakker, and Jax?
Super excited about Kiana James to Raw.
Super excited about Kiana James to Raw. She’s been great on NXT so hopefully they don’t ruin her momentum.
I dunno what the Final
I dunno what the Final Testament want, but at this point I am afraid to ask.
Save yourself time and money a
Save yourself time and money and just say everyone on smackdown will stay on smackdown, everyone on raw will stay on raw. What clown wrote this episode?!
Willow should NOT lose
Willow should NOT lose to Moñe at Double or Nothing.
I love the work Mariah’s done with Toni,
I love the work Mariah’s done with Toni, but Ngl I would also love her just gal-palling around with Mina for a spell
I’m all in on joshi invasion of AEW.
I’m all in on joshi invasion of AEW. I’m kinda down for joshi invasion of all promotions honestly
Danielson is also a 21st century
That line makes me laugh like Danielson is also a 21st century wrestler
I’ve never heard of.
Uhg, some other random wrestler from a promotion I’ve never heard of.
This is going to be a squash match right?
Wait, Anna Jay isn’t in Dark Order?
not even the security guard
not even the security guard with the hogan beard is dragging me out of daily’s rn
Kurt V Bret V Perfect
Three other Ospreay dream matches
V Kurt V Bret V Perfect
I have never seen mina before.
I have never seen mina before…. But from the entrance alone i am a fan
I’ve ever seen. Good lord
Anna Jay one of the finest women I’ve ever seen. Good lord
May gets all the ladies.
May gets all the ladies.
Daily’s Place just feels right
Anna Jay match in Daily’s Place just feels right
Is Mina’s theme
Is Mina’s theme a rip of Danza Kaduro? 🕺🏻
I enjoy Fallon’s work in ring,
I enjoy Fallon’s work in ring, and her character work. I just wish she didn’t scream so much- every single move.
Was late tuning in tonight,
Was late tuning in tonight, went and watched the women’s title match, Tatum showed up and showed tf out. Sad she didn’t win but the sky’s the limit
Jensen getting back together
first step to Briggs and Jensen getting back together
I wonder if Fallon Henley gets called up,
I wonder if Fallon Henley gets called up, she’s not really in any important angles in NXT.
John Cena style
Jasmyn has that chiseled chin. John Cena style
“Thank you, Trish Jacey”
Jacey Jayne wants Thea to say “Thank you, Trish Jacey”
What a woman
Her weave fallen off and her not skipping a beat. What a woman. I’m all in on jaida parker
Jaida to get her feet
This OTM side quest was good for Jaida to get her feet wet but her ceiling is sooo much higher than Lucien, Bronco & SCRYPTS
Really don’t like that it’s the Women’s NXT North American Championship.
Really don’t like that it’s the Women’s NXT North American Championship. Besides being an awkward mouthful, it’s too derivative of Men’s midcard title.
Gratitude is not an option
“Gratitude is not an option but a debt that you will repay to me” lmao damn Jacy sounds so badass and ominous 😭
She’s got a really bright future.
Jaida’s only been doing this for a year and a half. She’s got a really bright future.
I love the implied narrative that
I love the implied narrative that it’s Nattie who is singlehandedly selling out a WWE tour of Europe
All these talks about call-ups,
All these talks about call-ups, I feel Jacy Jayne is more overdue than most. One of the best character workers around.
I feel like Jaida has been winning every week
I feel like Jaida has been winning every week for a while now but it hasn’t really gotten her anywhere lol
Booker’s about to faint during
Booker’s about to faint during the sexiest contract signing of all time.
SOMEONE CLIP THAT LEXIS KING
SOMEONE CLIP THAT LEXIS KING PART IN THE NXT SHOP COMMERCIAL AND MAKE IT A MEME
So.. Natalya had a ton of work done
So.. Natalya had a ton of work done on her face right? She had some weird angles to it when the camera followed her walking
Any recognise the photographer
Any recognise the photographer in the Baron/Lexis segment?
Usyk vs. Fury II: A Heavyweight Showdown for the Ages
The Rematch We’ve All Been Waiting For
The boxing world is abuzz with anticipation as the highly anticipated rematch between Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury looms on the horizon. After their first encounter in May, which saw Usyk emerge victorious in a split decision, the stage is set for an even more explosive and unforgettable clash. This time, the stakes are higher, the rivalry more intense, and the promise of a knockout more tantalizing than ever before.
A Tale of Two Titans
Usyk, the undefeated Ukrainian southpaw, enters the ring with an aura of invincibility. His technical brilliance, lightning-fast reflexes, and relentless pressure have earned him the respect of fans and fighters alike. Fury, the charismatic “Gypsy King,” boasts an equally impressive record and a knockout power that can extinguish any opponent’s lights. His unorthodox style, combined with his sheer size and strength, makes him a formidable force in the heavyweight division.
The First Dance: A Preview of What’s to Come
The first fight between Usyk and Fury was a tactical masterpiece, a chess match played out in the squared circle. Usyk’s superior boxing skills and footwork gave him the edge, but Fury’s resilience and occasional bursts of aggression kept the fight competitive. The split decision verdict ignited a firestorm of debate, with many feeling that Fury had done enough to secure the victory.
The Rematch: A Reckoning in the Ring
Now, with the rematch on the horizon, both fighters have had ample time to analyze their performance and strategize for the rematch. Usyk will undoubtedly look to maintain his dominance, while Fury will be desperate to prove that his first defeat was a fluke. The pressure is immense, and the stakes could not be higher.
The X-Factors
- Fury’s Motivation: After the controversial loss in the first fight, Fury will be driven by a burning desire for revenge. His motivation could be a double-edged sword, pushing him to greater heights or leading to reckless aggression.
- Usyk’s Physical Condition: Usyk’s conditioning is legendary, but the toll of a grueling training camp and a high-stakes fight can take its toll. His ability to maintain his peak performance throughout the rematch will be crucial.
- The Venue and Atmosphere: The fight is expected to take place in a sold-out stadium, with a raucous crowd eager to witness a heavyweight slugfest. The atmosphere will be electric, and both fighters will have to contend with the noise and the pressure of performing in front of a massive audience.
The Prediction: A Fight for the Ages
Predicting the outcome of such a titanic clash is a fool’s errand. Both Usyk and Fury are exceptional fighters, and the slightest tactical advantage or momentary lapse in concentration could swing the momentum of the fight. However, one thing is certain: this rematch promises to be a spectacle of skill, power, and drama that will be etched into the annals of boxing history.
The Road to the Rematch: A Journey of Preparation
As the date of the rematch draws closer, both fighters will be immersed in rigorous training regimens, honing their skills and preparing their bodies for the battle ahead. The media will be abuzz with speculation, analysis, and predictions, building the anticipation to fever pitch.
The Undercard: A Prelude to the Main Event
The undercard of the Usyk vs. Fury rematch is sure to be stacked with exciting matchups, featuring some of the brightest young stars in the sport. These preliminary bouts will serve as a warm-up for the main event, setting the stage for a night of unforgettable boxing action.
The Countdown: The Final Hours
In the final hours before the fight, the tension will be palpable. Both fighters will be locked in their respective corners, visualizing their victory and preparing for the final assault. The weight of expectation will be immense, but the promise of glory will be even greater.
The First Bell: The Battle Begins
And then, the moment we’ve all been waiting for. The first bell rings, and the battle begins. Usyk and Fury circle each other, sizing up their opponent, searching for an opening. The crowd erupts in a roar as the two titans collide, unleashing a torrent of punches, jabs, and hooks.
The Early Rounds: A Tactical Dance
The early rounds are a tactical dance, a chess match played out at breakneck speed. Usyk’s footwork and precision are on full display, while Fury’s size and power are a constant threat. Neither fighter is willing to give an inch, and the crowd is on the edge of their seats.
The Middle Rounds: A War of Attrition
As the fight progresses, the pace quickens, and the intensity ratchets up. The middle rounds are a war of attrition, with both fighters digging deep and pushing themselves to their limits. Punches land with sickening thuds, and the crowd is treated to a spectacle of raw power and athleticism.
The Late Rounds: A Final Surge
In the late rounds, fatigue begins to set in, but the fighters refuse to yield. Usyk’s relentless pressure continues to wear down Fury, while the “Gypsy King” unleashes a final surge of aggression, desperate to turn the tide. The outcome hangs in the balance, and the crowd is on its feet, roaring its approval.
The Decision: A Verdict for the Ages
Finally, the final bell rings, and the fight is over. The judges’ scorecards are tallied, and the verdict is announced. The winner is declared, and the crowd erupts in a cacophony of cheers and boos. The rematch is over, but the memories will last a lifetime.
The Aftermath: A Legacy Forged
Regardless of the outcome, the Usyk vs. Fury rematch will be remembered as one of the greatest heavyweight fights of all time. It will be a testament to the skill, courage, and determination of two exceptional athletes. It will be a night that boxing fans will never forget.
The Future of Heavyweight Boxing
The Usyk vs. Fury rematch will have a profound impact on the future of heavyweight boxing. The winner will emerge as the undisputed champion, solidifying their place in boxing history. The loser will have to regroup and reassess their career, but their legacy will remain intact.
A Call to Action: Witness History in the Making
For boxing fans, the Usyk vs. Fury rematch is an event not to be missed. It is a chance to witness history in the making, to see two of the greatest heavyweights of a generation collide in a battle for supremacy. So mark your calendars, secure your tickets, and prepare for a night of unforgettable boxing action.
The Usyk vs. Fury Rematch: A Legacy in the Making
The Usyk vs. Fury rematch is more than just a boxing match; it is a cultural event, a spectacle that transcends the sport itself. It is a clash of titans, a battle for glory, and a testament to the enduring power of human will. As the countdown continues, the anticipation grows, and the world waits with bated breath for the bell to ring.
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