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WWE: Raw – Mon 02 September 2024 Total Rating: 81% Venue: Carolina Center Attendance: 18,000 Location: South Carolina, United States Total Viewers: 45,711,440 Opening Promo – Seth Rollins & Shinsuke Nakamura Confrontation Rollins opens the show to a thunderous ovation, basking in the “WHOA-OH!” chants. He paces the ring, fired up: Rollins: “I don’t care if you bring Scarlett, Kross, or the whole damn Kingdom — at Bash in Berlin, I’m leaving with that World Heavyweight Championship, because no one, and I mean no one, outworks The Visionary!” Suddenly, eerie music hits — Shinsuke Nakamura appears on the tron, sitting cross-legged in a dimly lit room. His words are calm yet cutting: Nakamura: “Seth… your laughter hides your pain. I saw that on our last match. You fight with a broken body… and a broken soul. Maybe you should fight your demons before fighting for the title.” Rollins smirks, leaning on the ropes. Rollins: “Demons? I’ve danced with them my whole career, Shin. I’m still standing.” The tension peaks as Adam Pearce interrupts from the stage: Pearce: “You two want to fight? Then stop talking about demons and prove who the real devil is — main event tonight!” Rating: 93% Backstage Segment – Bobby Lashley Reacts Lashley, standing in a private locker room surrounded by golden lighting, polishes the World Heavyweight Championship. Lashley: “Rollins doesn’t realize… kings don’t lose to clowns. I’m not preparing for a challenger — I’m preparing to crush an ego.” Rating: 74% Match 1 – Nia Jax vs. Meiko Satomura vs. Alexa Bliss Winner: Alexa Bliss (Pinfall via Sister Abigail) Rating: 56% Post-Match: Jade Cargill’s music hits — the arena explodes. She storms the ring with a steel chair and obliterates Bliss, slamming the chair repeatedly into her ribs. The crowd gasps as Jade raises the Women’s Championship above her head, posing over Bliss’s fallen body like a queen reclaiming her throne. Rating: 100% Backstage Promo – Finn Bálor’s Arrogance Finn sits on a metal case in a dark hallway, spotlight above him. Bálor: “Priest sits at home, probably watching this thinking he’s missed. But without me, there is no Judgment Day. I carried the weight, I bled for that name. And now? I’m proving to the world I never needed anyone.” Ricochet walks into frame, unimpressed: Ricochet: “How about proving it in a Street Fight at Bash in Berlin? Let’s see what happens when there’s nowhere to hide behind shadows.” Bálor smirks, licking his lips: Bálor: “You’re on… and when it’s over, you’ll wish you stayed in the sky.” Rating: 82% Commentary Segment – Ludwig Kaiser Joins the Desk Michael Cole and Pat McAfee welcome Ludwig Kaiser for color commentary. Kaiser oozes arrogance, smirking: Kaiser: “Tonight, I’ll watch Giovanni Vinci remind the world why Imperium stands for excellence — something Ricochet will never understand.” McAfee fires back: “Excellence or ego? Feels like your house is crumbling, Ludwig.” Rating: 73% Match 2 – Ricochet vs. Giovanni Vinci Winner: Ricochet (Pinfall via 630° Senton) Rating: 64% Post-Match: Vinci finally snaps, shoving Kaiser violently. Kaiser retaliates, yelling in German — referees rush to separate them as Imperium’s implosion becomes official. Rating: 68% Interview Segment – Dakota Kai Speaks Out Cathy Kelley: “Dakota, your comments about IYO have the locker room buzzing—” Kai (interrupting): “IYO left me behind for Bianca Belair. Friendship? She chose fame. Now I’ll prove I was always the heartbeat of Damage CTRL.” Liv Morgan & Raquel Rodriguez stroll up mockingly: Liv: “You two fighting over friendship while I’m stacking wins? Cute. Keep it up — it makes my job easier.” Raquel: “Just don’t cry when Dakota breaks your face, Liv.” All three square up as officials separate them. Rating: 67% Promo Segment – The New Day & The Street Profits Brawl Woods: “We’ve carried this division for years. We didn’t stab people in the back like Lashley did to you. We just win!” Ford: “You win? You’re living off nostalgia, man. The Profits are the now — and we fight for the people, not clout!” Tempers flare — Dawkins throws the first shove, and chaos erupts. Kofi launches off the announce desk, wiping out both Profits. Adam Pearce rushes in, screaming: Pearce: “Enough! You want to fight? Then it’s official — Tag Titles on the line at Bad Blood!” Rating: 78% Match 3 – Bron Breakker vs. Jey Uso Opening: “Main Event Jey” fires up the crowd, trading blows with Breakker. Mid-Match: Breakker’s explosive power overwhelms Jey, hitting a standing Frankensteiner. Finale: Jey rallies, hitting a superkick and calling for the Uso Splash — but Breakker pops up and decimates him mid-air with a Spear that nearly cuts him in half. Winner: Bron Breakker (Pinfall via Spear) Rating: 77% Post-Match: Breakker looks directly into the camera, veins bulging: Breakker: “Gable — you’re next!” Rating: 82% Match 4 – Awesome Truth vs. JD McDonagh & “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio Finish: Dom grabs a chair, slams it on the mat, and tosses it to Miz before flopping down like Eddie Guerrero. The ref turns and calls for the bell instantly. Winners: JD McDonagh & Dominik Mysterio (DQ) Rating: 67% Post-Match: JD looks annoyed at Dom celebrating like a hero. The two argue playfully as the crowd boos them out of the building. Commentary notes JD did all the work, while Dom basks in undeserved glory. Rating: 75% Main Event – Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Seth “Freakin” Rollins Opening: Technical exchanges with Seth testing his knee; Nakamura goes right for it, stomping mercilessly. Middle: Rollins fights back with furious energy, landing a Falcon Arrow and Sling Blade, but his knee buckles again. Nakamura laughs mid-match, mocking him. Closing Sequence: Seth barely escapes a Kinshasa attempt, counters with an enzuigiri, and connects with the Stomp! The arena erupts. Winner: Seth Rollins (Pinfall via Stomp) Rating: 83% Post-Match: Seth celebrates briefly — until Bobby Lashley’s theme hits. Lashley stares from the ramp, smirking. Suddenly, Karrion Kross appears from behind, choking Rollins out in the Kross Jacket. Scarlett walks beside Lashley, both raising the World Title above Rollins’ lifeless body. Rating: 96%

Bom empate contra este Super Porto

A estrutura do Bataguas é a mais elegante que existe e aí de quem disser o contrário!

Os bobos da corte tinham piada

Podia ainda ser a bandeira nacional, na fizesse hoje 115 anos que o José Relvas foi dizer aquelas coisas feias nas varandas dos Paços do Concelho de Lisboa

Eu ia à da Boavista e era impec

Finally!!!

Não jogam nas aulas? :D

Não está no Alpha. O @MichaelAndrews é o bot tuga do Miles, não precisa do dinheiro.

Comparar o Soares ao Vieira devia enquadrar-se num crime qualquer

Gosto mais deste, por acaso

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WWE: SmackDown – Friday, August 30, 2024 Total Rating: 79% Venue: Oracle Arena Attendance: 18,240 Location: California, United States Total Viewers: 46,477,289 🔥Opening Promo – Cody Rhodes, A-Town Down Under, & Gunther’s Shadow (83%) The show opened with a sea of “WHOA-OH!” chants as Cody Rhodes made his way to the ring in a sharp suit, soaking in the love from the California crowd. Cody (passionate, fired-up): “Brock Lesnar. Gunther. Two monsters who’ve made their names breaking people. But I’m not hard to find. And aI’ll prove that monsters bleed just like everyone else — and when the dust settles, I’ll still be your Undisputed WWE Champion.” Cue Grayson Waller’s theme. The crowd booed instantly. Waller strutted down with Theory at his side, smirking and tapping the tag belt on his shoulder. Waller: “Cody, I hate to break it to you, mate, but you’re not the only champ here. We’ve been carrying SmackDown for months. And honestly, if the Dragones boys want a title shot, maybe they should go after your belt. You’d be easy pickings.” Theory leaned in, whispering — but his mic caught it: Theory: “Mate, you’re disrespecting him, this isn’t smart…” Cody smirked, stepped forward nose-to-nose with Waller. Cody: “You got a lot of guts saying that to my face. But this isn’t a talk show, Grayson. You wanna prove something? Let’s do this… right now.” Suddenly, Kurt Angle’s theme hit to a thunderous pop. The new SmackDown GM appeared, smiling. Angle: “I like the fire! Referee, get down here. Cody Rhodes vs. Grayson Waller — right now!” Match 1 – Cody Rhodes vs. Grayson Waller (75%) Ringside: Waller mocked Cody’s “Whoa!” taunt to heavy boos. Cody cut him off with a crisp snap powerslam. Waller used his athleticism to stay alive, hitting a rolling senton off the apron and taunting the crowd. Cody fired up with the Disaster Kick for a near fall. Waller went for the Rolling Stunner, but Cody reversed mid-spin, caught him, and nailed Cross Rhodes for the emphatic pin. Winner: Cody Rhodes (Pinfall via Cross Rhodes) Post-Match 1 – Waller vs. Theory Tension (87%) As Cody celebrated, Waller shoved Theory, yelling: “Why didn’t you help me?!” Theory barked back: “Don’t blame me for you losing — you choked on your own!” The crowd ate up the tension, chanting “FIGHT! FIGHT!” Post-Match 2 – Gunther’s Message (100%) As Cody walked up the ramp, GUNTHER appeared out of nowhere, cracking a thunderous knife-edge chop to Cody’s ribs. The sound echoed in the arena. Cody collapsed, gasping for air, clutching his side. Officials swarmed as Gunther stood stoic, eyes locked on the champion like a hunter staring down prey. Backstage Interview – Jack Perry Complains (74%) Jack Perry, in a leather jacket, sneered at Kayla Braxton. Perry: “Last week should’ve been my crowning moment. But instead, Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu hijacked it. This is supposed to be my spotlight.” Suddenly, Solo stormed in, shoving Perry hard into the backdrop. Solo: “Stay out of our way… or get crushed.” The crowd booed as Perry looked furious but intimidated. Match 2 – Roxanne Perez vs. Naomi (57%) Interference: Winner: Roxanne Perez (via Falcon Arrow, Outside Interference) Post-Match – Roxanne Twists the Narrative (82%) Roxanne celebrated like she’d just won clean, smiling and pointing to herself. Naomi grabbed a mic, furious: “You didn’t beat me fair and square!” Tiffany climbed the apron, laughing. Tiffany: “Don’t be mad, Naomi. Roxanne’s just learning from the best — and the best is me.” The boos rained down as Roxanne posed next to Tiffany, embracing the arrogance. Commentary Note – Del Rio Fired (80%) Wade Barrett somberly: “Last week Alberto Del Rio made a shocking return to SmackDown. But due to violations of company policy, WWE has terminated his contract effective immediately.” Barrett scoffed: “Some people just can’t get out of their own way. No loss here.” Promo – Ilja Dragunov Confronts Sheamus (78%) The arena lit up as Ilja Dragunov made his main roster official debut at Smackdown. Ilja (intense, breathing heavy already): “I didn’t come here to honor legends. I came here to break them. My violence is my language, and I speak it fluently.” Sheamus stormed out, microphone in hand, the crowd roaring. Sheamus: “Oi, fella, you think you can make a name off me? I’ve fought every monster this company’s had — and I’ve kicked all their arses! Let’s find out how tough you really are!” Match 3 – Ilja Dragunov vs. Sheamus (63%) Both men brawled outside, ignoring the ref’s count. The official threw it out as they kept trading haymakers. Winner: None (Double DQ) Post-Match – Legado Attack (82%) Suddenly, Legado del Fantasma swarmed, led by Santos Escobar. They pounded on both Dragunov and Sheamus, stomping them down. Dragunov and Sheamus briefly fought back, hitting wild strikes, but the numbers overwhelmed them. Escobar stood tall, smirking: “There is no room for anyone else!” Match 4 – 6-Woman Tag Team Match- Isla Dawn, Liv Morgan & Raquel Rodriguez vs. IYO SKY, Dakota Kai & Giulia (70%) Winners: Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez & Isla Dawn Main Event – New Order of Violence vs. Randy Orton & LA Knight (73%) Interference: NOV dominated early, isolating Orton and targeting his shoulder. Solo teased multiple Samoan Spikes, each one getting massive heat. Orton rallied with a snap powerslam and hot tag to Knight, who exploded with punches and his trademark leaping elbow. Finish: Perry tried to interfere, but Solo accidentally crushed him with a corner splash. Knight capitalized, drilling Solo with the BFT for the upset win. Winners: LA Knight & Randy Orton Post Match – Chaos Aftermath (95%) The crowd went nuclear as Orton struck with a lightning-quick RKO on Jack Perry post-match. But the celebration was short-lived — NOV regrouped and annihilated both Orton and Knight. Solo drove his thumb into Knight’s throat with the Samoan Spike, while Fatu crushed him with a devastating top-rope splash. Final Shot: Solo & Fatu stood tall, snarling over the fallen Orton and Knight, while Perry clutched his ribs outside, smiling weakly through the pain.

Vim pela cerveja grátis e até agora bebi 0

Isso não porque o Rui Costa é o incumbente. Essas sondagens têm conta os números de votos dos sócios?

O Bojack deve ter a força de um cavalo

Estou surpreendido com o Vieira atrás do Manteigas.

Streamio. Funciona muito bem. PPVs é onde o Colosso sugeriu

WWE Raw – Monday, August 26, 2024 Total Rating: 83% Venue: Local Huge Arena – Mississippi, USA Attendance: 20,000 (SOLD OUT) Total Viewers: 44,768,564 Opening Promo: Sami Zayn Returns (88%) Sami Zayn, heavily bandaged and limping, received a deafening ovation. He soaked in the chants, clearly emotional, before taking the mic. Sami (voice cracking but fiery): “Bron… you might’ve broken my body… but you didn’t break my soul! I bled, I hurt, and I fell… but I will rise again. And when I do, Bron, you’re going to see just how dangerous a desperate Sami Zayn really is.” The crowd roared “SAMI! SAMI!” as he promised vengeance. Commentary teased a major clash still to come. Match 1 - Finn Bálor vs. Ricochet (84%) Winner: Finn Bálor (via Coup de Grâce) Post-Match (90%) Bálor wasn’t done. He grabbed a steel chair and smashed Ricochet’s back and neck mercilessly. Each shot echoed as the crowd booed furiously. Referees swarmed, but Finn shoved them aside, delivering one final chair shot across Ricochet’s neck. Commentary sold it as a possible career-threatening injury. Match 2 - Michin & Katana Chance vs. Dakota Kai & Giulia (54%) Winner: Giulia (via Glorious Buster) Post-Match (85%) Bianca Belair & IYO SKY appeared on the TitanTron, applauding. Suddenly, the screen cut backstage to chaos — Liv Morgan & Raquel Rodriguez ambushing Belair & IYO, slamming them into crates. Security stormed in as Dakota smirked at the carnage. Backstage: Bronson Reed Promo (77%) Reed towered over the camera backstage. Reed: “I am not just big. I am not just strong. I am the most dominant force in WWE. Nobody — and I mean nobody — can stop me.” Match 3: Bronson Reed vs. Odyssey Jones (56%) Winner: Bronson Reed (via Tsunami) Backstage: Becky and Cassie talk about Cargill (97%) Backstage, Becky leaned against a wall, Cassie Lee beside her. Becky: “Jade Cargill may have the muscles, but she doesn’t have the mind. I’ve been playing this game longer than she’s even been dreaming of it.” Cassie smirked: “And with me around, Jade doesn’t stand a chance. Queen? Please. Tonight, we make her bow.” Match 4: Street Profits vs. Authors of Pain (65%) Ringside: Winner: Montez Ford (via Frog Splash) Post-Match (81%) The New Day’s music hit. They mockingly applauded on the ramp. Kofi: “Congrats, boys. But don’t get too excited. Beating AOP doesn’t make you the best — because we’re the best.” Ford shot back: “Maybe the power of positivity turned into the power of arrogance!” Backstage Interview: Kaiser & Vinci Tension (70%) Kaiser: “I was the brains, the strategist, the voice of Imperium. Vinci? He was replaceable.” Vinci stormed in, furious. Vinci: “You hid behind Imperium to cover your mediocrity!” They shoved each other until referees broke it up. Commentary teased “Imperium war” brewing. Match 5: Chad Gable vs. Otis (68%) Ringside: Winner: Chad Gable (via Chaos Theory) Post-Match (79%) Sweat-soaked, Gable took the mic: “Next week: Bron Breakker vs. Jey Uso — winner faces me at Bash in Berlin. But it won’t matter. They’ll both get out-wrestled, out-classed, and out-smarted.” Match: JD McDonagh vs. The Miz (69%) Ringside: Interference: Winner: JD McDonagh (via Devil Inside after Dom distracted the ref) Match Description: Miz toyed early, mocking JD, but JD turned vicious, targeting Miz’s neck. After Dom distracted the ref, JD countered a Skull Crushing Finale into Devil Inside for the win. Post-Match (83%) Commentary highlighted JD’s ruthlessness, while also noting Dom’s interference gave him the edge. Main Event Match: Becky Lynch vs. Jade Cargill (87%) Ringside: Distraction: A marquee clash of strength vs. cunning. Becky nearly trapped Jade in the Dis-Arm-Her, but Jade muscled free. Becky hit the Manhandle Slam — but Ronda Rousey’s music hit. Becky lost focus, screaming at the stage. Jade recovered, spinebustered Becky, and crushed her with Jaded for the statement victory. Winner: Jade Cargill (via Jaded after Outside Distraction) Post-Match (89%) Becky threw a tantrum in the ring. Ronda appeared on stage, cold and composed. Ronda: “Becky… I’m not done with you.” The crowd erupted as Becky’s rage turned to shock. Raw closed with Ronda glaring at Becky, pointing at her.

Vitória tranquilona contra a equipa que é só hype.

WWE: SmackDown – Fri 23 August 2024 Total Rating: 79% Venue: Providence Civic Center – Rhode Island, United States Attendance: 14,300 (SOLD OUT) Total Viewers: 47,445,321 Opening Promo – LA Knight is Done with N.O.V. (93%) LA Knight storms the ring, pacing furiously with a microphone. Knight: “Solo, Fatu—every damn week it’s the same thing. Sneak attacks. Cheap shots. Two-on-ones. Well, let me spell it out for ya: if you’ve got the guts, you fight me man-to-man. YEAH!” The crowd erupts with booming “L! A! Knight!” chants. Knight challenges Solo Sikoa to face him one-on-one tonight. The challenge is made official. Video Package – Summerslam Recap: Cody vs. Logan Paul (89%) Highlights show Logan Paul’s high-risk offense, Cody Rhodes’ gritty resilience, and then Brock Lesnar’s shocking post-match assault. Cut to Gunther backstage earlier in the day: “Cody’s reign is borrowed time. He survives by luck. I end him by force.” Commentary frames it perfectly: “Two mountains stand in Cody’s way: The Ring General… and The Beast. But which one strikes first?” Match – Gunther vs. Joaquin Wilde (66%) Winner: Gunther (Submission via Sleeper Hold) Post-Match Segment – Gunther Sends a Message (75%) Gunther refuses to release Wilde, dragging him up for a devastating chop that drops him cold. Gunther: “Wilde is fast. Rey Mysterio is tough. Cody Rhodes is desperate. But they all fall the same before the Ring General!” Referees rush in to check on Wilde as Gunther stands tall. Backstage Segment – Cody Checks on Joaquin Wilde (85%) Cody is shown kneeling beside Wilde, visibly shaken. Cody: “Gunther can chop through rosters. But he hasn’t chopped through me. At Bad Blood, I’ll prove there’s more to being a champion than brute force.” Camera lingers on Cody’s determined expression before fading out. Interview – Roxanne Perez Speaks on Main Roster Debut (75%) Kayla Braxton interviews Roxanne Perez. She admits she admires Tiffany Stratton: “She’s glamorous, she’s got the spotlight… I want to be like that.” Naomi interrupts, shaking her head: “Be careful, kid. Tiffany doesn’t share the spotlight — she steals it. I’ve been around long enough to know.” Tiffany then struts into frame, laughing: “Spotlight doesn’t wait. You either take it, or you stay in the shadows.” The tension sets up the tag match later tonight. Match – Ivy Nile & Naomi vs. Tiffany Stratton & Roxanne Perez (56%) Winners: Tiffany Stratton (Pinfall via Prettiest Moonsault Ever – stealing Roxanne’s pin) Post-Match Segment – Tension Rising (73%) Roxanne looks furious that Tiffany stole her moment. Tiffany smirks and brushes her off, basking in the spotlight. Naomi puts an arm around Roxanne: “See? Told you.” Video Promo – Grayson Waller Mocks Lucha Libre (94%) Grayson Waller appears wearing a cheap lucha mask, mocking lucha traditions. Waller: “Jump, flip, crash—olé! That’s all you’ve got, dragones. Meanwhile, me and Theory… we win matches.” Austin Theory looks uneasy: “Man, maybe that’s too much…” but Waller waves him off and doubles down, getting nuclear heat from the crowd. Pre-Match Segment – Los Dragones Celestiales Respond (72%) Backstage, Rey Fenix fires back: “You mock lucha, but lucha is honor. Tonight, we fight not for ego, but for pride.” Dragon Lee adds: “And pride always wins.” The crowd cheers loudly for their passion. Match 3 – Los Dragones Celestiales vs. Omos & Cameron Grimes (58%) Winners: Rey Fenix (Pinfall via Springboard 450 Splash on Cameron Grimes) Match 4 – Sheamus vs. Carlito (72%) Interference: Winner: Carlito (Outside Interference → Backcracker) Post-Match Segment – Alberto Del Rio Returns (79%) After the match, Alberto Del Rio shocks the crowd by returning, blindsiding Sheamus with a steel chair. He locks in the Cross Armbreaker, grinning as officials swarm. Santos Escobar pulls his crew back, glaring at Del Rio: “This is my group. My spotlight. Not yours.” Commentary: “Not even Legado seems to want Alberto back. This could get volatile fast.” Main Event – Solo Sikoa vs. LA Knight (83%) Interference: Winner: LA Knight (via DQ – interference by Jacob Fatu) Solo and Knight brawl immediately, no lock-up. Hard-hitting affair: Knight slams Solo with a superplex, Solo answers with a Samoan Drop. Just as Knight sets up for the BFT, Jacob Fatu charges in and blindsides him. Ref calls for the DQ. Post-Match Segment – Orton Strikes Back (91%) The New Order of Violence beat down LA Knight viciously. Solo spikes Knight, Fatu hits a moonsault. Suddenly—Randy Orton’s music hits! The crowd erupts. Orton storms the ring, RKO to Fatu, clothesline to Solo. The Viper coils for another RKO as the crowd explodes in cheers. The show closes with Knight and Orton standing tall together, glaring at the retreating N.O.V.

WWE: Raw – Mon 19 August 2024 Total Rating: 85% Venue: Value City Arena – Ohio, United States Attendance: 20,000 (SOLD OUT) Total Viewers: 46,526,786 Opening Promo – Becky Lynch Challenges Jade Cargill (83%) Becky Lynch enters with Cassie Lee, loud mix of boos and cheers. A Summerslam recap package shows Becky’s controversial win over Ronda Rousey with Cassie’s interference. Becky: “I beat the Baddest Woman on the Planet into irrelevance! Now I set my sights higher—on Jade Cargill and her shiny Women’s World Title.” Jade Cargill interrupts, draped in gold. “Nobody can take this from me. Not Ronda. Not Becky. Not anybody.” Meiko Satomura enters, declaring herself “the true warrior of women’s wrestling” and demands a title shot in Berlin. Suddenly, Nia Jax attacks Meiko mid-promo, declaring: “If anyone smashes Jade, it’s me.” Adam Pearce runs down, restoring order: Next week: Becky Lynch vs. Jade Cargill – Women’s World Championship. Tonight: Nia Jax vs. Meiko Satomura to settle the score. Jade smirks and exits, title raised high as chaos brews behind her. Match – Nia Jax vs. Meiko Satomura (40%) Interference: Winner: Double DQ - Jade Cargill storms the ring, flooring both women with her title belt Post-Match Segment – Alexa Bliss comes to Cargill! (84%) As Jade poses over Meiko and Nia, the arena goes dark. A chilling laugh echoes. Alexa Bliss sneaks up and spikes Jade with a DDT to a thunderous crowd pop. Adam Pearce makes it official: “Next week, Alexa Bliss, Meiko Satomura, and Nia Jax will compete in a #1 Contender’s Triple Threat!” Bliss stands tall, arms outstretched, staring down Jade. Pre-Match Segment – JD & Dominik Arrive in Style (80%) A lowrider rolls into the arena, driven by Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh in the passenger seat. Dom: “Latino Heat lives through me. Eddie’s spirit runs in my blood.” JD: “Dom isn’t just the future—he’s the present. And I’m the genius pulling the strings.” The Miz & R-Truth interrupt, mocking Dom’s look. Truth: “You don’t look like Eddie Guerrero… you look like Eddie Munster!” The crowd erupts with laughter as Dom fumes. Match – Dirty Dom & JD McDonagh vs. Alpha Academy (71%) Winners: Dominik Mysterio (Pinfall via Frog Splash) Gable and Otis dominate early, tossing JD around like a ragdoll. Dom cheats at every opportunity, using ropes and distractions from JD. JD takes Otis out at ringside with a chop block. Dom capitalizes on Gable with a low blow behind the ref’s back, then hits the Frog Splash for the win. Post-match: Dom and JD celebrate in the lowrider, taunting fans. Backstage Interview – Shayna Baszler (62%) Shayna stares coldly into the camera. “Chelsea Green calls herself a star. I call her a victim. One by one, I’ll break every fake in this division until nothing’s left but broken bones.” Match 3 – Shayna Baszler vs. Kayden Carter (52%) Winner: Shayna Baszler (Pinfall via Ace of Spades) Match 4 – Andrade vs. Bronson Reed (85%) Winner: Bronson Reed (Pinfall via Tsunami) Match – Finn Bálor vs. Seth Rollins (91%) Winner: Seth Rollins (Pinfall via Stomp) Back-and-forth clinic. Finn works over Rollins’ ribs, countering the Buckle Bomb with a sling blade. Rollins hits a Falcon Arrow for a near fall, but Finn fights back with the Coup de Grâce attempt. Rollins dodges, rebounds with a superkick, and finishes with the Stomp for the victory. Post-Match Segment – Punk Saves Rollins (95%) Immediately after, The Kingdom, Lashley, and Kross ambush Rollins. Rollins is overwhelmed until the arena explodes—CM Punk runs down! Punk clears house with strikes, GTS teases, and sends Lashley flying over the ropes. Rollins pulls himself up, glaring at Punk. Punk extends a hand, but Rollins shoves him away. Commentary: “They may need each other in Berlin… but can they ever coexist?” Show ends with Punk and Rollins staring each other down as tension simmers.

WWE: Smackdown – Fri 16 August 2024 Total Rating: 80% Venue: Local Huge Arena Attendance: 20,000 — Sold Out Location: Arkansas, United States Total Viewers: 48,258,199 In-Ring Promo: Cody Rhodes Confronted by Gunther Cody: “Brock Lesnar thinks he can walk in, drop me, and take everything I’ve fought for. Gunther thinks this is his destiny. I say: bring it on. Because The American Nightmare doesn’t run — he fights.” Gunther interrupts, stone-faced. Gunther: “Your story ends when the Ring General says it does. History doesn’t remember dreamers — it remembers conquerors.” Nose-to-nose tension ends without a fight, leaving the crowd buzzing. Rating: 84% Pre-Match Promo: Jack Perry Jack Perry struts out, mocking Randy Orton: “Summerslam proved it — the Viper is too old to finish the job. I’ll retire Randy myself.” Rating: 86% Match: Randy Orton vs. Jack Perry Interference: Result: Double DQ after chaos erupts. Rating: 72% Post-Match Brawl: The New Order of Violence Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu storm the ring, jumping both men. The New Order of Violence leave Orton and Perry staggered until LA Knight charges down. Segment closes with Orton and Knight standing tall, glaring at Perry, Solo, and Fatu. Rating: 96% Promo: Tiffany Stratton Declares Herself the “Center of the Universe” Tiffany gloats about her Summerslam victory over Natalya: “I am the Center of the Universe. The spotlight belongs to me.” Naomi interrupts, giving respect but questioning her dominance: “One win doesn’t make you the universe. It just makes you lucky.” Challenge is set. Rating: 84% Match: Naomi vs. Tiffany Stratton Winner: Tiffany Stratton via Prettiest Moonsault Ever (with feet on ropes for leverage). Rating: 69% Post-Match: Roxanne Perez Confronts Tiffany Roxanne Perez officially join Smackdown. She steps into the ring, smiling as she stares down Tiffany. Tiffany tries to play cocky, but Roxanne simply smirks and walks away, teasing respect but planting seeds for rivalry. Rating: 82% Match: Los Dragones Celestiales vs. Indus Sher Winner: Rey Fenix via Springboard 450 Splash on Veer. Rating: 53% Backstage: Tension in A-Town Down Under Grayson Waller hypes their Summerslam win: “Still the best, still the champs.” Theory interrupts: “We needed tricks to win. Maybe we’re not as unbeatable as you think.” Waller brushes him off, arrogance oozing, leaving Theory looking frustrated. Rating: 85% Promo & Brawl: Sheamus vs. Santos Escobar Sheamus: “I’m not done. I’ll fight anyone who wants to prove themselves.” Santos Escobar (with Legado del Fantasma) interrupts: “You’re a relic. This is my era.” Carlito brags about betraying LA Knight at Summerslam. Sheamus unloads on Legado until Escobar cheap-shots him. Angel Garza hesitates, looking uneasy about Santos’ methods. Rating: 81% Match: The Unholy Union vs. Dakota Kai & Giulia Winner: Giulia via Glorious Buster Rating: 54% Post-Match: Dakota Kai Sends a Message Dakota grabs a mic: “We’re coming for the tag champions — even if it means stepping on my old friend to do it.” The crowd gasps, clear shot at IYO SKY. Rating: 77% Backstage: Liv Morgan & Raquel Confront Belair & SKY Bianca Belair and IYO SKY talk about Giulia and Dakota when Raquel and Liv interrupt. Liv: “You may be champs, but next to us? You don’t look like it. And don’t forget — I’m still the Undisputed Women’s Champion.” Commentary: “The women’s division might explode with this much ego.” Rating: 72% Special Announcement: Kurt Angle Named New Smackdown GM Triple H makes a huge announcement: WWE Hall of Famer Kurt Angle is the new Smackdown General Manager! Angle thanks the fans and says he’s ready to restore order. “Oh, it’s true. It’s damn true!” Rating: 90% Main Event: Cody Rhodes vs. Grayson Waller Ringside: Competitive match — Waller uses underhanded tricks, Theory distracts, but Cody fights through. Winner: Cody Rhodes via Cross Rhodes Rating: 77% Post-Match: Gunther Sends a Message As Cody celebrates, Gunther appears on the ramp, staring him down coldly. The message is clear: Cody is the next target of the Ring General. Rating: 77%

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