Clash at the Castle was live from Glasgow, Scotland, at the OVO Hydro, and it features hometown hero Drew McIntyre receiving an opportunity to regain the world heavyweight title he won and lost on the same night. This event continues the trend of PLEs outside of the States, but the odds were certainly against Drew […]
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Suppose you lived in the South in the late 80s to early 90s, and your acumen for everything WCW spans beyond Ted Turner & Monday Night Nitro and goes into the Georgia Championship Wrestling of it all. Names like Gordan Sully and Jim Crockett probably mean nothing to the NWO-era fan of WCW, but there
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The Huntington Center in Toledo, Ohio, played host to the go-home edition of Monday Night RAW just six days away from “The Clash at the Castle.” CATC will be in Scotland, the home country of Drew McIntyre, who will challenge for Damian Priest’s heavyweight title. Last week closed out just as Priest and the rest
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It was the “leave home” episode of SmackDown as Clash in the Castle, scheduled for next Saturday in Scotland, makes this the last time we will see Smackdown live on US soil before the most significant pieces of the WWE roster make the trip. Smackdown started with a recap of last week’s closing angle—built up
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After last week’s solid angle involving WWE RAW women’s champ, Liv Morgan, successfully defending her newly won title in a cage match against former champ Becky Lynch, RAW opened with the program because of the incredibly hot social media figures surrounding the ‘kiss heard ‘round the world.’ Another Dominik Mysterio attempt to help Becky proved
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Friday Night SmackDown came to us live from MVP Arena in Albany, NY, after airing a pre-taped show last week in Jeddah. This was also the first SmackDown since the events of KQOTR, though only Nia Jax was able to bring home a crown from Saudi. Nia Jax was given the show’s opening segment, and
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Reeling from the events at “King and Queen of the Ring” in Jeddah, tonight’s RAW felt like a shift in eras. RAW was live from the EnMarket Arena in Savannah, Georgia, and opened with Gunther receiving his flowers. Introduced by the only other member of the Imperium left, Ludwig Kaiser, the men’s KOTR made his
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Would the Royal Rumble be as awesome as it is if 30 superstars stepped in the ring until there were two left on RAW? And then, the two remaining entrants meet in the center of the ring at the January PLE in a singles, over-the-top battle royal. That kind of ‘rumble’ doesn’t feel so royal.
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One Sunday evening in the summer of ’93, the WWE launched a new concept for the PPV platform. Granted, the idea was nothing new to the world of pro wrestling or WWE, and it was even a house show staple in the mid to late 80s. The concept was called “King of the Ring.” It
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Friday Night SmackDown was live from the VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, FL (Home base for Tony Khan’s AEW) and with just over a week left before King and Queen of the Ring, this episode was designed to evolve the plot for the upcoming Saudi PLE. It is a great directional choice by Creative
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