The DCU Center in Worcester, MA, hosted this week’s Friday Night Smackdown episode with a Cody Rhodes promo planned for the show. RAW has so much going on that SmackDown often feels like a single narrative surrounded by story breaks, but there are some non-Bloodline programs and feuds worth featuring, and WWE remembered their depth […]
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With Money in the Bank in the books, RAW continued to serve the Canadian crowds by making the four-hour flight from Toronto to Ottawa as the Canadian Tire Centre played host to the “Monday after/night after” show—though the MITB Premium Live Event (PLE) was technically on Saturday night. After the men’s briefcase winner crashed and
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It was not on the program for fans walking into the Scotiabank Arena, and fans watching behind the paywall could have never guessed this segment was on the docket no matter how big the ‘Card Subject to Change’ font is in the fine print. John Cena said the 2025 Royal Rumble, Elimination Chamber, and WrestleMania
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The ‘go-home episode’ of SmackDown came to us live from the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, the same site for tomorrow night’s Money in the Bank Premium Live Event (PLE). With the event’s six participants set for the event’s titular matches, with the opportunity to win a contract to challenge for their respective brand’s
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In wrestling, there are metrics used to determine the success of a particular event. Typically, PPV buys/ratings and gate numbers are gauged and compared to determine the success of a single event as well as the trends of the company. For example, last night’s Forbidden Door sold a million plus in gate revenue; the third
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New York shows are always special for the WWE, that territory represents a sort of historical homebase for the company, though relationships have changed through the years. With a six-man tag between Cody Rhodes, Randy Orton, and Kevin Owens facing off against The New Bloodline’s ‘Tribal Chief’ Solo Sikoa, the freshly debuted Jacob Fatu and
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The third annual Forbidden Door takes place this Sunday, live on PPV and streaming on multiple platforms, including PPV.com, Bleacher Report, and Triller, respectively. With AEW’s big London show “All-In,” taking place exactly eight weeks from the date of AEW’s good faith event with New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW), this Sunday offers the promotion to
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Monday Night Raw was without Pat McAfee on commentary, but whatever was planned for the opening of RAW was hijacked by Drew McIntyre. In front of all the fans at Lucas Oil Stadium in NASCAR country of Indianapolis, IN, McIntyre took to the center of the ring to cut a promo following his brutalization of
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Friday Night RAW was live from Chicago, IL, this week. And if you showed up to the Allstate Arena or tuned into your local FOX affiliate to enjoy Friday Night Smackdown, well then, the confusion is a shared experience—and the culpability for that misperception rests solely on the WWE and their lack of accountability for
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With the fallout of Clash at the Castle in Glasgow, Scotland, this week’s RAW had plenty of storylines to keep us watching throughout the three-hour show. CM Punk interfered in the main event to cost his rival, Drew McIntyre, his opportunity to reclaim the title he won and lost at WrestleMania40 in Philadelphia. This week’s
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