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A Few News I Guess: Charlotte Flair On Her Pitching WWE Of An Alliance With Andrade, Quick AEW Revolution 2021 Predictions.

Since this past week's news was really slow, I decided to talk about a few news items, I guess? 

Charlotte Flair On Her Pitching WWE Of An Alliance With Andrade. 

The queen herself recently spoke with TV Insider and during the discussion, Charlotte proposed an idea of an on-screen duo between herself and Andrade: 

"I’ve actually pitched that. I would be very much open to that. I’ve done a lot in my career, but nobody has seen me in an on-cam relationship, or in that light. I can come across cold on TV."

I love this idea for two reasons. One, the potential chemistry between the real-life couple will definitely shine and could possibly be one of the best acts on TV. 

And two, it is a way to revamp Andrade's current status. 

The dude is a talented performer and the fact that WWE doesn't have anything for him that is worthwhile is honestly a damn shame. 

NXT Developing A Women's Tag Belts? 

Major sigh. From the Wrestling Observer Newsletter and Davey boy Meltzer (shout out to Fightful), the black and gold brand is planning to create an NXT women's tag team belts. 

NXT kind of teased it after William Regal revealed that he has an announcement this Wednesday. 

I'm going to assume the motivation for this is that NXT wanted to do its own thing while not having to clash with the creative team over at the big shows. 

Either way, I don't like this. Part of the appeal of the women's tag team championship is that the champs can appear on any WWE show (although we're not seeing a good example of that). 

Creating another set of belts for NXT kinda kills that intrigue. 

Quick AEW Revolution 2021 Predictions. 

Like I mentioned in the opening piece, this week's news was kinda slow. So, I've decided to nail my quick predictions for AEW's Revolution PPV later today. 

By the way, the predictions are highlighted in bold letters: 

Jon Moxley vs Kenny Omega For The AEW World Championship In A Barbed Wire Death Match. 

Sting And Darby Allin vs Brian Cage And Ricky Starks in A Street Fight. 

The Young Bucks vs Chris Jericho And MJF For The AEW World Tag Team Championship.

Hikaru Shida vs Ryo Mizunami For The AEW World Women's Championship. 

"Big Money" Matt Hardy vs Hangman Page. 

Miro And Kip Sabian vs Best Friends In Orange Cassidy And Chuck Taylor.

Cody Rhodes vs Penta El Zero Miedo vs Scorpio Sky vs Lance Archer vs The Mystery Opponent (Don't know who's it going to be but I'm picking that person) In A Ladder Match With The Winner Facing the TNT Championship. 

A Casino Battle Royal For An AEW Tag Team Title Opportunity (I think it's either FTR or Pac and Rey Fenix). 

PPV Length time: 3 hours vs an eternity. 

 What do you think about the news I just reported and follow me on the tweets @omartheplayaguy? Anyways, stay safe smarks. 

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