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All Out was a homerun. That show overall was amazing and it ended the day of great Triple wrestling shows. What a way to kick off the weekend huh? Also, I haven’t watched some of the pre-show but all I can is that Nyla Rose, Britt Baker and Private Party are stars.  SCU in Christopher Daniels, Frank Kazarian and Scorpio Sky vs Jurassic Express in Jungle Boy, Luchasaurus And Marko Stunt.  Just like Double Or Nothing, All Out opens with an SCU that was decent to watch. Jungle Boy shows the audience some of his athleticism throughout the beginning of this 6 man tag team match up. The Jurassic Express gave SCU a unique suicide dive from each member of the Jungle group.  Christopher Daniels then executed a floss dance your dad edition but he ate a clothesline from Jungle Boy. Luchasaurus gave the fans a pop with a standing moonsault, however, they would be disappointed once SCU hits the best Meltzer ever to Marko Stunt and won this bout.  The entire participants in that match ga

via WWE I don't watch or review the first NXT UK Takeover for some odd reason but I'm so glad I did because that was like the main NXT Takeovers, was absolutely great to watch. I'm just speechless and if you have watched the show then you'll know why (also, if you somehow didn't watch this show, what are you doing? Go and treat yourself with some wrestling goodness.) Noam Dar vs Travis Banks.  A very enjoyable opening match. Noam Dar proves that he's great at what he does with so many submission holes because if you don't know, I'm a technical wrestling connoisseur. Noam Dar won the match with a standing shining wizard.  Cesaro vs Ilja Dragunov. Always great to see Cesaro do what he does best and that's a fight inside the square circle. So, Ilja called out Cesaro because Cesaro's looking for an open challenge and Cesaro obviously picked his challenger.  The Swiss Cyborg started off this match by throwing Dragunov to the outside

Hello, my fellow wrestling fans and welcome to the 5 news week. The post where I report 5 major or minor news of the week that I don't have time to do it separately. Without further ado, here are the 5 news week.  Paul Heyman Rumoured To Be Behind Sasha Banks' Heel Turn?  Paul Heyman has made some plot decisions in the creative team for the red brand since his role executive director has to quote the rapper Rick Ross, "initiated".  One of those creative choices he has assembled was Sasha Banks' recent heel turn and the promo she cut on this past week's episode of RAW according to Wade Keller of PWtorch via his hotline show.  That promo she cut was executed decently yet it was written pretty indistinctly in terms of emotional impact in the story Banks' part of with Becky Lynch. Hopefully, she actually works with better-written material because that was not Paul Heyman's best work behind the scenes.  Nor Diana's Story As A Muslim Female Pr

A very enjoyable edition of NXT and I know NXT is under an hour and it's a lot shorter than the main roster shows but this show felt shorter like 10 minutes short.  Io Shirai vs Cami Fields.  This episode started off with a theme song by Io Shirai that is actually growing on me week by week. Cami Fields has a very good look but she needs some character work and I hope WWE works on that at some point. Io Shirai won the match with a submission move that utilizes her thighs but I don't know the name of that submission manoeuver.  After the match, Io waited to destroy Cami with a kendo stick she brought up to which Candice LeRae rushed to the ring and Io ran like when your father came home after he found out that you skipped school. Can this feud please be for the NXT women's title at some point please the NXT creative gods, please?  Keith Lee vs Dominic Djakovic.  Did this match live up to the hype? To quote Stone Cold Steve Austin "Oh Hell Yeah".

That episode coming out of a very good RAW episode (which you can click here to read my full thoughts on it), was mediocre.  Don't know if Vince changing the script had to do with it or not considering that sometimes those changes ended up being a decent show but if the new script had to do with how lame the show was then I'm not surprised.  Kofi Kingston Is Not In A Good Mood (no shit, Omar).   This episode of Smackdown Live started off with you guessed it, Kofi Kingston after Roman got a backstage interview about the reveal of Roman's attacker. Anywho, Kofi mentioned in his promo that he gave a beating to Randy Orton and how Randy made their championship match very personal when his buddies in The Revival strikes Xavier Woods' leg and when Randy brings up his family. At Clash of Champions, Kofi vows to prove Randy Orton wrong by walking out of that show still WWE champion. Randy Orton showed up via titantron and he said that he got a letter that wa

I got out of this episode with little to no negatives for Monday Night RAW this week and it's really rare that a Monday Night RAW show is actually good overall even though WWE has aired decent episodes. This is also one of the longest RAW reviews I've ever written so there's that.  Sasha Banks Responded To Becky Lynch's Ultimatum.  This show got a response about the elephant in the room in a relatively decent promo by The Legit Boss. Sasha said that ever since Wrestlemania, everybody's talking about Sasha Banks and not because of her tag match but rather what supposedly happened backstage.  She also mentioned that all of the reasoning as to why she left was all true and she's frustrated that Becky got to main event Wrestlemania but not her. Sasha then basically stated that she's no pun intended, the legit Superstar in the women's division to which Natalya's music hits and the queen of hearts stormed to the ring and give Sasha a le