Live from the Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, WrestleMania XL night one featured a tag team match, a tribute to the first Mania that was main-evented by Hulk Hogan and Mr. T, defeating Paul Orndorff and Roddy Piper. The Bloodline (The Rock & Roman Reigns) vs Cody Rhodes & Seth Rollins (Bloodline Rules stipulation on […]
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After what is sure to be a memorable night one, the question is whether a metaphorical roof will be left on the Lincoln Financial Field when night two begins. With so much hype surrounding night two being dependent on the outcome of night one, it is difficult to fully assess all the night’s possibilities. The
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This Saturday, live from Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, home to the Philadelphia Eagles, WrestleMania XL: Night 1. For the fifth consecutive year, “The Show of Shows” is a two-night affair, with Saturday’s main event pitting undisputed world champion Roman Reigns and The Rock against Royal Rumble winner Cody Rhodes and heavyweight champion Seth Rollins.
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The RAW before WrestleMania was, at one time, the final go-home episode before Sunday’s “Show of Shows.” Today, RAW is the B-show before Friday’s A-show, SmackDown, where the biggest angles are executed as a sort of cliffhanger before Mania. And, oh yeah, WrestleMania is now a two-day event—beginning this Saturday and culminating Sunday with the
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Tonight’s episode of Friday Night SmackDown featured a female-heavy broadcast, with the main event featuring Bianca Belair and Dakota Kai, while a major debut in the women’s division was given a significant spotlight. The show was live from the Mohegan Sun in Connecticut, and it was the first show on the road to WrestleMania not
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This week’s episode of RAW was promoted with the promise of a CM Punk appearance in his hometown of Chicago. With RAW scheduled at the Allstate Arena, WWE did the smart thing of promoting Punk weeks out from their Allstate Arena booking, but they delivered with a surprise cameo from The Rock in the opening
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Mano a mano, one-on-one, and face-to-face are some phrases used to promote Friday Night SmackDown live from Milwaukee, WI. This is because WWE world champ Roman Reigns was scheduled to faceoff with his WrestleMania challenger, Cody Rhodes—all alone with no Bloodline members allowed as stipulated by Paul Heyman on Monday Night RAW. Heyman was the
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Cody Rhodes has officially shed his squeaky clean ‘babyface’ gimmick and is starting to show some… well, attitude. This was always going to be the case once The Rock entered the fray. The Rock thought a match with Roman Reigns was big enough that it could exist without narrative. Rock-Reigns is a big match, but
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It was another ‘big time’ edition of Friday Night SmackDown, and it was ‘cool, again,’ as The Rock opened the show in front of a frenzied crowd at the FedEx Forum in Memphis. He began his promo by reminiscing on his time as Flex Cavana, the name he used on the Tennessee indie circuit before
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RAW was live from Houston, Texas, at the Toyota Center, with the Intercontinental title at the center of the show’s main plot line. It was announced last week that a 6-man gauntlet match where the winner would receive a title shot against Gunther to challenge his historic intercontinental reign at WrestleMania. Of all the fantastic
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