El Colosso

Isto é mais na onda do que existia dantes, tinhas o 2D clássico e algo parecido com isto

Não tens os logos do 24? Podes perfeitamente usar esses novamente

Pensava que isso ficou subentendido na "maior empresa de mercenários do Mundo"

A Blackwater é provavelmente a maior empresa de mercenários do Mundo

Sim, Blackwater lol

Um marine que é de esquerda e que trabalhou na Blackrock? Não surpreende nada lol

A explicação é fácil lol

Isso são só as horas na steam, imagina as horas fora dai E vai ser um pesadelo com o EUV e o FM a sair no mesmo dia

Esse vai ser um pesadelo, ter de reaprender tudo

Oh brother, eu tenho 300 horas no EUIV e ainda não sei onde 20% das coisas estão

All Out 2019 Saturday, August 31 Sears Center, Chicago, Illinois Attendance: 11800 (SOLD OUT!) Welcome to our 2nd review of an AEW event and boy, what a goddamn show! We start of with Excalibur, Taz and Tony selling the PPV and running down the card and once again, we go straight into the action. Match 1:Perros del Mal vs The Astronauts vs The Hybrid2 vs Everett & Lee It seems like Tony Khan and AEW want to do it’s to have an international feel to their roster and to have a great tag team division. And this one was a perfect example of that. The Astronauts and Perros del Mal are mainstays in smaller indie companies, sure, but far from household names and while Angélico and Jack are bigger names due to their Lucha Underground exposure, Everett and Lee are somewhat of cult icons. All in all, an extremely solid opening match, full of action, that ends when Angélico picks up the win. Winners: The Hybrid2 (73) Match 2 :SoCal Uncensored (Frankie Kazarian and Scorpio Sky) vs FireFox (Myron Reed and AR Fox) Interesting that AEW is recognizing other titles, since Scorpio came out with his newly won ROH World Title. Reed and Fox have been making waves in the Chicago area, with Fox being somewhat of an independent darling, someone that you can count on to have good matches with everyone. He also had a very solid run in Lucha Underground, including a great match against Shane Strickland. But this one was all about SCU, who performed very well and despite the match not being as good as the opener, still a very enjoyable contest, with Sky picking up the win for his team. Winners: SCU (70) Match 3 :Cody vs Darby Allin And once again, AEW recognizing other companies, with Darby Allin, who has become very well respected in the industry, coming out for this match with the PWG World Title. Somewhat of a star-making performance here for Darby, with Cody giving him a lot of offense, but still coming up short, as Cody picks up the win with the Cross Rhodes. Winner: Cody (75) Match 4:Qualifying Match for the AEW Women’s World Title Match Meiko Satomura vs Chelsea Green vs Thunder Rosa vs LuFisto This match suffered because of one thing: general lack of recognition from the crowd, even from this more knowledgeable fanbase. The biggest story of this match was Meiko coming out with Prince Nana, which planted her solidly as a heel. The other 3 wrestlers performed pretty well too, but it was Meiko that shined and picked up the win, punching her ticket for a World Title Match at Dynamite. Winner: Meiko Satomura (54) Prince Nana did not even leave ringside, as Black Lotus made their way to the ring. After around a minute of waiting, Evie and Nixon Newell appear, making it clear that Team Kick has joined AEW! Match 5: Black Lotus vs Team Kick Kairi and Io are just superstars man. They have the look, they have the skills, they have the charisma. Not to say that Evie and Nixon are bad, not at all. As a matter of fact, they performed pretty well here, in a somewhat classic joshi big time tag team match. But when you are in the ring with Kairi and Io, they are going to outshine you. And it feels like Tony Khan understands that because, while the easy thing would be to give the debuting team the win, it ends up being Kairi Hoje that picks up the win for her team. Great little match here. Winners: Black Lotus (78) Match 6:Qualifying Match for the AEW Women’s World Title Match Riho vs Hikaru Shida vs Jordynne Grace vs Amazing Kong When was the last time that there have been 3 women’s matches back to back to back in an American PPV featuring both men and women? This one suffered from the same faith as the previous 4 way match, with this time Kong being the clear draw of the match. And while she is one of the biggest names that they have in the division, heel v heel to crown the first ever champion does not make any sense and she actually ate the pin, with Riho being the one to face off against Meiko at Dynamite. Winner: Riho (55) Match 7: The Elite vs PAC and Lucha Brothers Remember when I said that Ricochet, T-Hawk, CIMA and SCU had a great Dragon Gate type match at Double or Nothing? Forget about that. This one was a near perfect blend of american independent style, Lucharesu and Strong Style. Almost 23 minutes of absolute non stop action, one of the best trios matches that I have ever seen outside of Mexico or Dragon Gate. Kenny ends up pinning Penta with the One Winged Angel in a match that at any other PPV, would have been MOTN. Winners: The Elite The big story, however, came after the match when, once again, Jon Moxley attacked Kenny Omega. The Bucks tried to interfere but Kenny stopped them, and they end up having a brawl all over the arena, with Kenny ending up taking a Spike DDT on a glass table! Awesome stuff. Then a strange video package played, with freaking Evil Uno of all people talking. He gave a “cultish” sort of vibe, telling everyone that their lives could be improved if they just joined the Dark Order. Match 8: Bryan Danielson vs WALTER WALTER had a very good match against Okada at All In. He had an amazing match here tonight against Danielson. These 2 had amazing chemistry and if you ever wondered how Danielson v Morishima (one of my favorite matches ever) would look like in 2019, this is that match. It might even be better. For 30 minutes, these guys just threw bombs at each other. Despite Danielson being Danielson, it felt like he was always on the back foot and just barely surviving. With him finally being able to lock in the LeBell Lock on WALTER, the bell rang and the match went to a time limit draw. Go watch this match right now. Winner: Draw due to 30 minute time limit (98) Match 9: AEW Men’s World Title Chris Jericho vs “Hangman” Adam Page And here we go. Another amazing match. After the war that was Danielson v WALTER, this was much more of a classic southern style match. Jericho had a lot of control but Adam Page, who seems to have a real connection with the AEW crowd, kept on fighting. Jericho used his experience and technical ability to repeatedly halt Hangman’s momentum but he kept being spurred on by the crowd. The closing segment was amazingly well done: Hangman hits a Dead Eye and sets up for the Buckshot Lariat. But Jericho is just slightly out of range and with Page having to make the smallest of adjustments, that allows Jericho to hit the Judas Effect for the clean win, the pinfall and the title win. Winner: Chris Jericho (NEW AEW Men’s World Champion) (98) Overall review: if this PPV had stopped at the Trios Match, it would be one of the shows of the year. But then they had back to back MOTYC, in completely different styles. One was a war, with the smaller guy just throwing bomb after bomb but just failing short of bringing the monster down. The other was a classic face v heel, experience v youth match. If this is the level that they are bringing to their events, we are about to be treated exceptionally well. My current pick for show of the year and it’s not even close at this moment. Rating: 98

O engraçado é que eles nunca disseram que não ia haver windowed mode!

All Out Buy In TS - Welcome everyone to the Buy In Pre Show for All Out. My name is Tony Schiavone and I am being joined here by my broadcast partner Excalibut. And Excalibur, what a night of action we have here for our fans! EX- Without a doubt Tony. Tonight marks a monumental night for All Elite Wrestling, with the crowing of our first ever AEW Men’s World Champion! TS- That will be a huge Main Event without a doubt, but let’s take these a step at a time. To start off the action, we will have a tag team division exhibition match with repercussions towards the Tag Title Tournament that will start in a couple of weeks on Dynamite! EX- We have already talked about The Hybrid2 during our Double or Nothing Buy In Show. Facing them will be Perros del Mal, one of the top tag teams in the Mexican independent scene, The Astronauts, an exciting up and coming team from the Japanese scene and Everett & Lee, perhaps the most underrated tag team in the United States at the moment. TS- Also on a tag team exhibition match, the team of Frankie Kazarian and new Ring of Honor World Champion, Scorpio Sky, will be taking on the duo of Myron Reed and AR Fox, known as FireFox. EX- We all know the quality and ability of Kazarian and Scorpio Sky, but Reed and Fox are not to be discounted. They are one of the most exciting teams going on today. TS- We will also have two exciting four way matches, with the winners of those matches going on to crown the first ever AEW Women’s World Champion next Wednesday, on the premiere episode of Dynamite! In the first match, we will see Hikaru Shida, Riho, Jordynne Grace and Amazing Kong battle it out! EX- And on the second one of those contests, we get to see the debuting Meiko Satomura, a certified legend, taking on Chelsea Green, Thunder Rosa and an independent wrestling icon, LuFisto! TS- Any predictions here partner? EX- Well, looking at the matches, you cannot look past the skill and size of Kong. And of course, in the other match, gotta go with the experience of Meiko Satomura. TS- Moving on to the last match on the Women’s Division, Kairi Hojo and Io Shirai, also known as Black Lotus, will face some mystery opponents! EX- This match was scheduled by the owner of All Elite Wrestling, Tony Khan. He said that he wants to bring the best tag divisions in the world to AEW, being them Men’s and Women’s. And he is particularly excited about the new signings that will debut here, tonight, on the Sears Center. TS- Now let’s move to trios action! The Elite are one of the best trios in the world, with a chemistry that is unrivaled. But tonight, they will take on some mighty foes, won’t they Excalibur? EX- Indeed they are. Across the ring from them will be PAC and the Lucha Brothers. At Double or Nothing, the Bucks and the Lucha Brothers brought us one of the best tag team matches that I have had the pleasure of calling. And PAC is always a threat, especially after losing his match last PPV against Adam Page. TS- And now, finally, let’s move to the singles encounters. First off, we have the answer to an open challenge issued by Cody on BTE. EX- Yes. Cody issued an open challenge to any independent wrestler in the world to face him here at All Out. And the answer was swift and momentous. The current PWG World Champion, Darby Allin, accepted the challenge and they will square off right here in Chicago. TS- From a match based all around respect, we move to something a little bit more personal. Bryan Danielson ticked off something in his bucket list when he faced Blue Panther in a match at Double or Nothing. But after the match… EX- After the match, he was completely destroyed by the Ring General WALTER! In one of the most sickening attacks that I have ever seen, the Austrian Brute attacked not only Danielson, but one of his heroes, Blue Panther. And so, this match was set for tonight, and I hope that Bryan kicks WALTER’s ass. TS- Wow, getting a little biased there partner. EX- As much as I respect WALTER’s ability, the way that he conducted his business at Double or Nothing did not leave me happy at all. TS- To end the show, the biggest match in the short history of AEW. Chris Jericho, “Hangman” Adam Page, the AEW Men’s World Title. EX- This one is for all the marbles Tony. On one hand, you have one of the most respected wrestlers in the history of the sport. Almost 30 years in wrestling, with experience all over the world. On the other hand, the young gun slinger. Despite his young age, already 11 years of in ring experience and the man with a promise to become the 1st ever AEW Men’s World Champion. This one will be a match to remember. TS- Without a doubt! Fans, don’t forget to order the Pay Per View and don’t forget that starting next Wednesday, wrestling is back on Turner, with the debut broadcast of Dynamite, on Prime Time, on TNT! I was Tony Schiavone and alongside me was Excalibur, we are just moments away from All Out! All Out Card Perros del Mal vs The Astronauts vs The Hybrid2 vs Everett & Lee Qualifying Match for the AEW Women’s World Title Match Riho vs Hikaru Shida vs Jordynne Grace vs Amazing Kong Qualifying Match for the AEW Women’s World Title Match Meiko Satomura vs Chelsea Green vs Thunder Rosa vs LuFisto SCU (Frankie Kazarian and Scorpio Sky) vs FireFox The Elite vs PAC and The Lucha Brothers Black Lotus w/ Prince Nana vs Two Debuting Wrestlers Cody vs Darby Allin Bryan Danielson vs WALTER AEW Men’s World Title Chris Jericho vs “Hangman” Adam Page

Quem diria que pegar numa coisa aleatória dita numa entrevista iria dar mau resultado!

Ninguém sabe. Foi o FM Scout a pegar numa afirmação do Miles e a tirar ideias dai.

June - August Big Events Results WWE Super Showdown Bliss & Cross beat The IIconics (44) Buddy Murphy © beats Dash Wilder, Cedric Alexander and Tyler Breeze - Cruiserweight Title (44) The Singh Brothers beat Rezar and Killian Dane (63) Kane, Anderson and Gallows beat Velveteen Dream and Gable & Roode (54) Charlotte Flair beats Ruby Riott (45) Jeff Hardy © beats Lars Sullivan by CO - Intercontinental Title (56) Lane beats Trish Stratus, Nikki Bella and Maria Kanellis (64) AJ Styles draws with The Big Show (73) Drew McIntyre beats Shane McMahon by DQ (55) Rey Mysterio and Brock Lesnar beat The True Darkness (Dliph Ziggler and Seth Rollins) (79) Sasha Banks © beats Ronda Rousey - Smackdown Women’s Title (69) Bray Wyatt © beats Adam Cole, Finn Bálor and Sheamus - Universal Title (71) Extreme Rules The Brian Kendrick © beats Cedric Alexander - Cruiserweight Title (59) Lars Sullivan, Gallows and Anderson beat Lince Dorado, Roderick Strong and Kyle O’Reilly (68) Nikki Bella beats Becky Lynch (85) The Bludgeon Brothers © beat The Bar by DQ - RAW Tag Team Titles (71) Sasha Banks © beats Natalya by DQ - Smackdown Women’s Title (77) Ronda Rousey beats Maria Kanellis, Nia Jax and Lana (77) Samoa Joe © beats Big E, The Miz and Rusev (78) Charlotte Flair beats Bayley © - RAW Women's Title (81) Drew McIntyre beats Finn Bálor, AJ Styles and Bobby Lashley (79) Adam Cole beats Jegg Hardy © in a Cage Match - Intercontinental Title (70) The True Darkness beat Rey Mysterio and Triple H by DQ (75) Bray Wyatt © beats Sami Zayn, Samir Singh and Sunil Singh - Universal Title (80) SummerSlam The IIconics © beat The Riott Squad by DQ - Women’s Tag Team Titles (55) Alicia Fox and Alexa Bliss eat Naomi and Tamina (62) Chad Gable and The Hardy Boyz beat Jinder Mahal and Gulak & Nese (71) Shane McMahon beats Lars Sullivan (60) Lana beats Asuka and Ember Moon (78) Charlotte Flair © beats Trish Stratus, Nikki Cross and Natalya - RAW Women’s Title (70) Big E beats Samoa Joe ©, Shelton Benjamin and Scott Dawson - United States Title (76) Randy Orton and Rey Mysterio beat Braun Strowman and Sami Zayn (80) Ronda Rousey beats Maria Kanellis (83) Sasha Banks © beats Nikki Bella and Bayley - Smackdown Women’s Title (80) Seth Rollins beats Bobby Lashley in a Ladder Match (89) Adam Cole © beats Sheamus - Intercontinental Title (79) NJPW Best of Super Junior Buller Club Firing Squad beat Katsuya Kitamura and Manabu Nakanishi (47) BUSHI beats YOH (60) Rocky Romero beats Yujiro Takahashi (60) TAKA Michinoku beats SHO (75) KUSHIDA beats Kota Ibushi (95) Okumura, EVIL and YOSHI-HASHI beat SANADA, Teruaki Kanemitsu and Shota Umino (64) Tiger Mask IV and Great Bash Heel beat Titus Alexander and TenKoji (52) Taiji Ishimori © beats Ryusuke Taguchi - IWGP Junior Heavyweight (71) Goto and Ospreay © beat Killer Elite Squad – IWGP Tag Team Titles (71) KUSHIDA beats TAKA Michinoku (76) BUSHI beats Rocky Romero (75) KUSHI beats BUSHI - Best of Super Juniors (80) Minoru Suzuki © beats Jushin Thunder Liger - IWGP Intercontinental Title (78) Hiroshi Tanahashi © beats Tomohiro Ishii - IWGP Heavyweight Title (85) Dominon in Osaka Tiger Mask IV beats Titus Alexander (47) SHO and Great Bash Heel beat TAKA Michinoku and Killer Elite Squad (69) Jushin Thunder Liger beats Yujiro Takahashi (62) Taiji Ishimori © beats YOH - IWGP Junior Heavyweight Title (72) Goto and Ospreay © beat Guerrillas of Destiny - IWGP Tag Team Titles (74) Rocky Romero and EVIL (75) Shingo Takagi and Tomohiro Ishii beat KUSHIDA and Juice Robinson (75) KOTA Ibushi beats Jay White (96) Southern Showdown Jushin Thunder Liger and Super 69 beat Bullet Club Firing Squad (Yujiro, Tama Tonga and Bad Luck Fale) (60) SANADA and Great Bash Heel beat BUSHI and TenKoji (49) Goto and Ospreay © beat Killer Elite Squad - IWGP Tag Team Titles (61) Roppongi 3K beat EVIL and Kota Ibushi (70) Tomohiro Ishii beats Rocky Romero (62) Shingo Takagi beats KUSHIDA (61) Juice Robinson beats Tetsuya Naito © - IWGP United States Heavyweight Title (71) Minoru Suzuki © beast Jay White - IWGP Intercontinental Title (79) Hiroshi Tanahashi © beats Kazuchika Okada - IWGP Heavyweight Title (97) G1 Climax SHO and Super 69 beat BUSHI, YOSHI-HASHI and Hiroyoshi Tenzan (71) TAKA Michinoku and Taichi beat YOH and Tiger Mask IV (62) SANADA beats Tetsuya Naito (83) Kazuchika Okada beats Shingo Takagi (99) Minoru Suzuki beats Jay White (75) Kota Ibushi beats Hirooki Goto (97) Juice Robinson © beats EVIL - IWGP United States Heavyweight Title (78) Will Ospreay © beats Rocky Romero - NEVER Openweight Title (79) KUSHIDA © beats Tomohiro Ishii - IWGP Intercontinental Title (83) Kazuchika Okada beats Kota Ibushi (99) Minoru Suzuki beats SANDA (81) Kazuchika Okada beats Minoru Suzuki - G1 Climax (99) ROH Best in the World Samantha Starr beats Faye Jackson in a Ladder Match (41) Cheeseburger and Delirious beat Leon St.Giovanni and Will Ferrara (48) Tenille Dashwood beats Karen Q and Jenny Rose (44) Scarlett Bordeaux beats Mandy Leon (48) Caprice Coleman and the Exploders (Colt Cabana and Marty Scrull) beat Shane Taylor and All-Night Express (62) Jonathan Gresham and Flip Gordon beat Silas Young and Matt Taven (59) The Briscoes © beat Scorpio Sky and Brent Tate - ROH World Tag Team Titles (57) Madison Rayne © beats Amazing Kong - ROH Women’s World Title (48) Summer Supercard Mandy Leon beats Samantha Starr, Karen Q and Sumie Sakai (46) Flip Gordon and Leon St.Giovanni beats Will Ferrara and Shaheem Ali by CO (48) Caprice Coleman and The Brain Damagers beat Silas Young and The Bouncers (Beer City Bruiser and Brian Milonas) (45) Madison Rayne © beats Scarlett Bordeaux - ROH Women’s World Title (48) Amazing King beats Tenille Dashwood (52) Frankie Kazarian © beats Jonathan Gresham in a Cage Match - ROH World Television TItle (67) The Exploders beat Scorpio Sky and Brent Tate (67) Honor for All Mandy Leon and Amazing Kong beat Jenny Rose and Faye Jackson (47) Caprice Colemand and The Brain Damagers beat Will Ferrara and All-Night Express (48) Tenille Dashwood beats Karen Q (47) Madison Rayne © beats Samantha Starr and Scarlett Bordeaux - ROH Women’s World Title (48) The Briscoes © beat Brent Tate and Matt Taven - ROH World Tag Team Titles (57) Marty Scrull and Flip Gordon beat Frankie Kazarian and Jonathan Gresham (66) Scorpio Sky beats Colt Cabana © - ROH World Title (63)

E quando lançarem o jogo vão aparecer infinitamente mais bugs O pessoal tirou da cabeça que ia ser lançado mais cedo e pronto, deu nisto

May Double or Nothing is being considered a huge success for AEW, both critically and commercially. Early reports have the PPV buys at around 130k and people are calling it the best American PPV in years. Of course the biggest stories coming out of the event are the wrestlers jumping ship from WWE to AEW. Sara del Ray spent some years as the main female trainer down in NXT but it appears that she joined AEW to be an in-ring talent. Ricochet, when he joined WWE, was one of the hottest wrestlers in the world with his Lucha Underground work, but he felt like his momentum had stalled. Of course that the biggest name jumping was Jon Moxley. A former WWE Champion and a third of perhaps the most successful faction that WWE has ever produced, Mox’s gripes with WWE came down to creative. He felt like he could be used a lot differently and the main brass disagreed. WWE resignings: No Way José, Sonya Deville, Mark Henry, Travis Banks, Pete Dunne, Percy Watson. Lacey Evans, Charly Caruso, Wolfgang, Nikki Cross, Peyton Royce, Danny Burch, Jamie Noble, Tom Phillips, Tyler Bate. Billy Kidman, Finlay Big Events Results WWE Money in the Bank The Riott Squad © beats the IIconics - WWE Women’s Tag Titles (52) Alexa Bliss and Nikki Cross beat Naomi and Tamina (61) Buddy Murphy © beats Jack Gallagher by DQ - Cruiserweight Title (68) Andrade ‘Cien’ Almas and The Hardy Boyz beat Lars Sullivan, Drew Gulak and Tony Nese (66) Asuka beats Trish Stratus and Carmella (75) Alicia Fox © beats Becky Lynch - Smackdown Women’s Title (71) The Bar beats The Bludgeon Brothers by DQ (74) Samoa Joe beats The Miz ©, Mustafa Ali and Scott Dawson - United States Title (71) Sasha Banks beats Charlotte Flair, Nia Jax and Lana (78) Bayley © beats Natalya - RAW Women’s Title (73) Ronda Rousey beats Zelina Vega (65) Rey Mysterio beats Kofi Kingston, Dolph Ziggler, Bobby Lashley, John Cena and Drew McIntyre - Money in the Bank (82) Bray Wyatt © beats Braun Strownman - Universal Title (81) NJPW Wrestling Dontaku Teshuriro Yagi and Roppongi 3K beat BUSHI and TenKoji (67) SANADA and Mega Coaches beat Suzuki-gun (TAKA Michinoku and Killer Elite Squad) (72) EVIL beats Juice Robinson (73) Jushin Thunder Liger beats Taichi (71) Taiji Ishimori © beats KUSHIDA - IWGP Junior Heavyweight Title (79) Will Ospreay © beats Tomohiro Ishii - NEVER Openweight Title (71) Shingo Takagi and Kota Ibushi beat Hirooki Goto and Kazuchika Okada (88) Hiroshi Tanahashi © beats Jay White - IWGP Heavyweight Title (89) ROH War of the World Samantha Starr beats Faye Jackson (40) Silas Young and Will Ferrara beat Leon St.Giovanni and TK O’Ryan (46) Matt Taven and All-Night Express beat Cheeseburger and The Brain Damagers (54) Scarlett Bordeaux beats Mandy Leon by DQ (48) The Briscoes © beat Caprice Coleman and Brent Tate - ROH World Tag Team Titles Amazing Kong beats Madison Rayne (50) Marty Scrull beats Chris Sabin in a Ladder Match (67) Colt Cabana © beats Scorpio SKy, Jonathan Gresham and Flip Gordon - ROH World Title (61)

Ninguem lança betas ou patches grandes a uma sexta feira

A CDU não entra em coligação basicamente porque o pessoal da coligação só queria a Leitão como candidata. Depois de terem passado 4 anos a dar a mão ao PSD, iam ter de fazer "concessões" para terem o apoio deles

A pop podes ver no size. Não sei ao certo os numeros da CZW, mas se for, por exemplo, 30, só precisas de ter shows melhores que esse número onde estás a ter o show. O que eu uso em termos de creative são os finishes e as creative ideas. Creative ideas, se funcionarem, aumentam o momentum dos wrestlers, que lhes dá boosts em termos de rating no segmentos e nos combates, e que fazem com que ganhem popularidade mais depressa. Creative finishes, se funcionarem, aumentam o overall rating dos combates

Com o tamanho que tens, qualquer show que faças acaba por te dar pop. Depois, podes sempre editar as Match Aims, por exemplo, nas definições, ou o Crowd Management, que acaba por ser sempre o mais complicado. Depois, o que aconselho nesse tamanho acaba por ser meteres os bilhetes de graça e investires em Merchandising. Até chegares ali aos 25/30 de pop, teres pessoal a pagar pelos bilhetes só te vai fazer com que ganhes pop mais devagar Basicamente, se estás numa companhia com pouca pop, um angle de 40, será absolutamente suficiente para ser o teu melhor segmento do show. Um combate de 40 no teu Main será mais que suficiente. É gerir as expetativas para o que estás a fazer. Num Road to Glory que estou a fazer num db de 92, os meus melhores combates são ali à volta dos 70, e são basicamente combates que envolvem os meus melhores wrestlers com Creative Finishes que são bem sucedidos. De resto, com a pop à volta dos 25, basicamente qualquer combates com uma das minhas Major Stars faz com que o show seja bem sucedido

Se disseres o que te está a causar problemas, o pessoal tenta ajudar

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Welcome to our review of AEW Double or Nothing! We will be following their upcoming shows and if they do get that TV deal, talking about those as well in here. We are welcomed by Excalibur, Taz and Tony Schiavone, who run down the card and throw to the ring for our first match. Match 1: Hikaru Shida and Riho vs Black Lotus Great action to start off the PPV, Io and Hojo were working heel, which surprises nobody since they are being managed by Nana. Shida and Riho were pretty unknown by the audience here, but these 4 worked a match that would not look out of place main eventing a big Stardom show. Incredibly fast-paced action and Black Lotus pick up the win at around 16 minutes. Winners: Black Lotus (80) Match 2: Best Friends vs Lucha Express vs The Hybrid2 vs Hostile Intent A perfectly acceptable PWG style multi man tag match, Hybrid2 and Best Friends came out of this looking like possible contenders for the future AEW World Tag Team Titles. Homicide and Low-Ki delivered their usual style of offence, but you can tell that Homice is not the same guy that he was 10 years ago, when he was in his prime. Jack Perry and Luchasaurus worked pretty well as a big - small tag team, but they are still pretty green. The end of the match came down to Best Friends and The Hybrid2, with Trent picking up the pinfall over Angélico. Winners: Best Friends (67) Match 3: Canadian NINJAS and Cheerleader Melissa vs Bea Priestley, Britt Baker and Chelsea Green. As someone that loved the NINJAS back in Shimmer, it’s still crazy to me that they are being given this kind of a spotlight, and that they are delivering as well. Nicole looks great and Portia, after her retirement, looks as good as she ever looked. On the face side, it’s clear that they are booking Bea as a future star, since she was the one that had the hot tag. In the end though, it was to no avail with Melisse beating her in around 17 minutes. Winners: Cheerleader Melissa and Canadian NINJAS (65) Portia, Nicole and Melissa keep beating up the faces when Sara del Ray comes out for the save! She helps the good girls fight them off when, out of nothing, she attacks Bea! A quick swerve here, but holy shit, is Sara del Ray unretiring here? She ends up raising the arms of Portia, Nicole and Melissa and appears to be joining forces with them! Match 4: Bryan Danielson vs Blue Panther Commentary told us that Blue Panther got special permission for this match to wear his mask once again, which was a cool touch and addition to this one. Him and Bryan worked pretty much a classic “llaves” match, with the action being focused on holds and counter-hods. Even after Bryan hyped this up as a dream match for himself, the crowd did not appear to care that much at the beginning but by the end, they were totally bought into it. Bryan, of course, picks up the win after 20 minutes, but if you are a technical wrestling fan, you have to check this one out. Winner: Bryan Danielson (82) Bryan and Panther are shaking hands after the match, bowing to each other, when WALTER’s theme plays. The crowd sounds like it has been put on mute, but in a good way. He absolutely destroys Bryan, Panther and Joe Regal, stealing Panther’s mask and busting open all 3 men. Great angle here. We get a promo video for All Out in August, and we come back with SCU making their entrance and calling out their unknown opponents. Strong Hearts theme plays and they get a decent pop, with CIMA and T-Hawk coming out. Around 30 seconds pass when the screen flashes with a huge “R”, and Ricochet comes out to a great ovation! The 3 sprint to the ring and we are underway! Match 5: SCU vs Ricochet, CIMA and T-Hawk. Another deflection from WWE! Ricochet joining AEW is a huge coup for them. He has cooled a little bit from when he joined WWE but he is still a pretty big name. Teaming him up with CIMA and T-Hawk is a pretty smart move, since they have some history from Dragon Gate and are some of the guys that can keep up with his speed. This was basically an exhibition match for them, but on SCU’s side, Frankie Kazarian looked like, despite his age, he could still keep up with Ricochet and T-Hawk. A little throwback to when ROH had that Do Fixer vs Blood Generation match, a very good match here, with Ricochet, of course, picking up the win. Winners: Ricochet, CIMA and T-Hawk (80) Match 6: Adam Page vs PAC Page is being very clearly positioned as a future main eventer of the company. He was the first one to talk in their first press conference, he is the youngest guy participating in the mini tournament to crown the World Champion and if they want to be bold, they could just crown him. Of course that PAC is PAC, hard hitting and incredible in the air, WWE really had this beast losing to Enzo Amore. Great little match here and “Hangman” picks up the win. Winner: Adam Page (77) Match 7: Lucha Brothers vs The Young Bucks Holy shit. This was a certified dream match between two of the best tag teams in the industry right now, and it did not disappoint at all. They went full throttle from the start and for 20 minutes, they delivered what is probably the best tag team match in the United States in a long time. Incredibly athletic, with Penta breaking up the action with a more brawling based work, go out of your way to watch this one. Winners: The Young Bucks (90) Match 8: Dustin Rhodes vs Cody The match that they always wanted to have and they delivered big time. They went incredibly old-school for this one, with both guys getting colour and Cody especially, looking like Dusty after a big time match. They had great chemistry, which makes sense. Would this match have been better 5 years ago, especially for Dustin? More than likely but still a great one, with Cody winning after the Cross Rhodes. Winner: Cody (82) Match 9: Kenny Omega vs Chris Jericho Was this one better than their Wrestle Kingdom match? Maybe. Certainly the best match in America this year. Just the right length for a main event of this caliber (around 23 minutes), Jericho looked like he was 10 or 15 years younger with the way that he was moving. And Kenny is always amazing, especially in the form that he is in right now, just a monster of movement, timing and understanding what the match needs. MOTN, probably MOTYC. Winner: Chris Jericho (92) Although that main event was amazing, what happened after the match is what is going to get all the headlines. With Jericho celebrating, a hooded man climbed the barricade, got in the ring and gave him a back suplex. He puts the hood down and it’s Jon motherfucking Moxley! He immediately starts attacking Kenny and Jericho, leaving them both laying down and even hitting Omega with a DDT on the casino chips that were a part of the set! General thoughts: This was a slam dunk by AEW. They delivered big surprises, big angles setting up the coming months and, most importantly, they delivered on great matches. Sara del Ray, Ricochet and especially Jon Moxley jumping ship feel like WWE cannot just get to keep doing what they are doing and this PPV, at least in my opinion, sets up AEW as true alternative in the wrestling scene. Thumbs all the way up Overall Rating: 91