William Regal is officially investigating who attacked Aleister Black. I’m betting they haven’t even decided who attacked him yet.
NXT Review, 8/29
Tag: WWE
SmackDown Live Review, 8/28
NEW DAY’S CELEBRATION
KING BOOKER?!? Please allow me to mark out. FIVE TIME! FIVE TIME! FIVE TIME! FIVE TIME! FIVE TIME! This was everything I could ask for and more, complete with SPINNEROONIES! It’s rare that comedy segments are that good, but this was terrific.
Segment Rating: Ten This Is Your Lifes
Raw Review, 8/27
OPENING SEGMENT: ROMAN REIGNS & BRAUN STROWMAN
Strowman is cashing in at Hell in a Cell. That is bitchin’. Roman seems like a total tweener tonight, I was hoping they would go definitively in one direction, but we’ll see where it goes. It would seem we’re gonna see Roman and Braun team up against Ziggler and McIntyre tonight. Is Ziggler fucking crazy?? They’re challenging Roman and Braun. I guess to be the man, you gotta beat the man, but shit, this feels like suicide.
This was AWESOME
There was so much to review from this past week in Brooklyn that I never even got started on SummerSlam, Raw or SmackDown. I put up my NXT Takeover review but I was just too exhausted and frankly there was way to much to remember to do the rest. But rest assured, it was awesome.
DECLARATION
It is now officially okay to boo Roman Reigns. Carry on.
NXT Takeover: Brooklyn 4 Review
This is my first review of an event that I attended in person, so it may be a different tone and perspective than my other reviews.
SummerSlam Predictions
I label these “predictions” to be traditional. Below is what is going to happen.
NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn 4 Predictions
Have I mentioned I’ll be there LIVE? Ok enough of that, here we go…
NXT Review, 8/15
We get the official announcement that the Triple Threat match has become a Last Man Standing match with Aleister Black unable to compete.
REVIEW: IN YOUR HOUSE: FINAL FOUR
Review: In Your House: Final Four
February 16th, 1997
We are back into the Retro-Reviews, and this one is a doozy of a show, packed with tons of backstory, excitement, and my favorite thing in wrestling—the winds of change!
Going back to Survivor Series 1996, Sid beat Shawn Michaels and finally killed one of the worst babyface title runs in company history, and Bret Hart defeated Steve Austin in a virtual #1 contenders match. In the lead up to the December and January PPVs, these four men interacted with each other weekly, all straddled the lines of face and heel, and they were eventually joined by Vader and the Undertaker as men who all vied, and had claims to, the World Wrestling Federation Title. How did this all happen and culminate?
It's Damn True: All About WWE 