Petar Musa

Sangue em garfos só vindo de um bife de vaca. Não do Moxley 😁 Ainda tens o ROH que, nos dias de hoje, acho que é tipo um NXT mas com os wrestlers a saltarem de um lado para o outro.

Eu tentei e não consegui. 😁

Hotel? Trivago

É uma das opções que está no quadro das transições.

Wrestling Inside News: The Rock leaves WWE to join AEW

WWE: Raw – Mon 12 August 2024 Total Rating: 85% Venue: Air Canada Centre Attendance: 20,511 — Sold Out Location: Ontario, Canada Total Viewers: 47,468,109 Video Package: Trish Stratus – A Legacy A powerful career retrospective for Trish Stratus airs — clips from her debut, championship wins, WrestleMania moments, and Hall of Fame induction. The crowd in Ontario cheers loudly, chanting “Thank you, Trish!” Rating: 100% In-Ring Promo: Seth Rollins & CM Punk Rollins declares: “Bash in Berlin — Bobby Lashley, I’m taking your title. And Punk, stay the hell out of my way.” Punk interrupts to a thunderous ovation: “Berlin is step one. Whether you win it or not, Seth, I’m coming for the big prize.” They circle each other, the tension thick, nearly throwing fists before officials separate them. Rating: 97% Match: Giovanni Vinci (w/ Ludwig Kaiser) vs. Jey Uso Ringside: Winner: Jey Uso via Spear Rating: 73% Post-Match Promo: Jey Uso, Gable & Breakker Jey grabs the mic: “Bron, you put my brother Sami in the dirt. Now, you gotta deal with Main Event Jey.” Chad Gable interrupts, reminding Jey of his Summerslam victory. Bron Breakker storms down, spearing both men brutally before snarling into the camera: “This is my yard now.” Rating: 84% Backstage Segment: Kaiser & Vinci Argue Kaiser: “You embarrass yourself every week. Imperium is dead because of you.” Vinci fires back: “No, Ludwig. Imperium is dead because of you — the parasite who lived off Gunther’s scraps.” Tension escalates, teasing their split. Rating: 79% GM Office: Street Profits & Adam Pearce Street Profits demand a Tag Title shot. Pearce denies: “Earn it. Next week — contender’s match.” Profits accept reluctantly, hyped for the challenge. Rating: 75% Comedy Promo: Chelsea Green Chelsea brags about her “accomplishments” — exaggerated stories like “I pinned Becky Lynch in my dreams last night!” Shayna Baszler interrupts: “Next time, I’ll break your arm.” Chelsea faints dramatically, then pops up yelling: “You didn’t scare me!” Crowd laughs. Rating: 69% Match: Chelsea Green vs. Indi Hartwell Winner: Chelsea Green via I’m-Prettier Rating: 48% Interview: The New Day Backstage, New Day mock Street Profits: “They’re good — but they’re not us.” Woods cracks jokes, and Kofi guarantees victory tonight. Rating: 86% Match: The Coffey Brothers vs. The New Day Hard-hitting clash of styles — brawling Coffeys vs. slick teamwork from New Day. Winner: Kofi Kingston via Trouble in Paradise Rating: 57% Sit-Down Interview: Andrade vs. Bronson Reed Andrade: “I fight for pride, respect, and legacy.” Reed: “I fight for destruction. Andrade is nothing but my next victim.” Both men vow to “end” the other. Rating: 90% Backstage Attack: The Kingdom Rollins is doing a backstage promo when The Kingdom (Lashley, Kross, Scarlett) ambush him with steel pipes. Street Profits rush to help, but they’re also destroyed. Lashley taunts into the camera: “This is our kingdom now.” Rating: 100% Promo: Finn Bálor Balor mocks Damian Priest: “The moment he lost, he disappeared. He was never on my level.” Ricochet interrupts, calling Balor a coward for needing shortcuts. Rating: 78% Match: Finn Bálor vs. Ricochet Winner: Finn Bálor Rating: 81% Post-Match Promo: Finn Bálor Balor leans into the camera: “Another one down. Priest, keep watching — this is what a real star looks like.” Rating: 81% Main Event Entrances: Jade Cargill & Trish Stratus Emotional moment: Trish receives a thunderous ovation in her hometown. Streamers fly. Rating: 84% Main Event: WWE Women’s World Championship Trish Stratus vs. Jade Cargill Trish gives a valiant performance — near falls after Stratusfaction and Chick Kick. Jade’s power is too much in the end. Winner: Jade Cargill via Jaded Rating: 77% Post-match, Jade stands tall with her title while Trish soaks in her hometown ovation, possibly signaling her final RAW appearance.

Está aí a surpresa da WWE Royal Rumble de 2027 Ele foi para a família do Don Calis? Quantos são? Uns 15?

Vou-te dar o exemplo do FC Porto: para jogos da Champions sempre consegui bilhetes com tempo de antecedência suficiente para vir amigos dos Açores. Na minha opinião, a bilheteira do Benfica não ajuda a aproximar os adeptos do clube e, muito menos, a criar novos sócios com intenção de ir à Luz.

Não é. No ano passado não consegui ir a nenhum jogo. Há 2 épocas, fui ao do Farense através de um sponsor. Não duvido que hajam bilhetes, mas é no dia do jogo. Queres comprar 1 semana antes para teres a tua vida definida e não consegues

A Mortágua poderá ter sido detida por Israel

Mas é preciso perceber se se quer um Benfica de Lisboa ou do país inteiro. Neste momento, é um clube de Lisboa e só para alguns. Um sócio efetivo que não seja de Lisboa tem que fazer uma boa ginástica para ir ver um jogo à Luz: tentar arranjar bilhetes, planear viagem. Sendo estádio e sede em Lisboa, estes serão os mais beneficiados o que é perfeitamente normal. Criar um benefício para quem consegue estar presente em mais AGs é aumentar ainda mais a diferença entre sócios de Lisboa e o resto. Neste momento, um sócio efetivo fora de Lisboa, paga para votar de 4/4 anos, ter descontos na Repsol e, se calhar, conseguir ir a 2 jogos na época. Na Alemanha, estão a testar os jogos gratuitos e rotação de adeptos no estádio. O Benfica quer fixar 60k.

Meh... não era bem isso que queria que fosse feito. Obrigado!

O livro até chegar à última página é muito bom. A única coisa a apontar é que falta algum desenvolvimento nas personagens principais (são várias). Sem tentar dar muitos spoilers, durante o livro eles abrem várias diferentes histórias muitas delas que se interligam. Mas chegas ao fim do livro, e só a história da Alexa ficou realmente concluída. E mesmo essa fiquei sem perceber bem como foi concluída.

Por falar em Manteigas, eu vi uma proposta dele para melhorar o acesso dos sócios aos bilhetes, mas na altura não tive tempo de ler e agora não encontro. Alguém sabe de alguma coisa? É que para muita gente, o ser sócio, ou não, está dependente se aquilo servir para alguma coisa além de descontos na Repsol

Li o livro há umas 3 semanas e não gostei nada. Cheguei ao fim e aprecia que me tinham roubado umas 200 páginas

WWE: SmackDown – Fri 09 August 2024 Venue: Local Huge Arena, New Jersey, United States Attendance: 19,320 Total Rating: 77% Total Viewers: 45,724,073 Opening Promo – Cody Rhodes Celebration Cody makes his entrance to a thunderous ovation, fireworks exploding as the fans chant “CODY! CODY!” He proudly raises the Undisputed Championship. Cody: “The story continues. This title isn’t just mine — it belongs to the people. It’s your fight, your dream, your story… and I promise you, I’ll defend it with everything I’ve got.” The crowd cheers — but Gunther interrupts, walking to the ring. Gunther (coldly): “Cody Rhodes is not fit to hold this championship. The Ring General commands respect, dominance, and victory. And Cody… you represent weakness. The Ring General will take what should have been his all along.” Before Cody can answer, the arena lights dim and Brock Lesnar appears on the titantron, smirking. Brock (laughing): “You’re both living in my world. Cody, I attacked you because I want what you have. Gunther, you can talk about discipline all you want — but the Beast takes what he wants. And right now, I want that title.” Gunther and Cody stare each other down in the ring, the crowd roaring as Cody raises the belt defiantly in Gunther’s face. Rating: 81% Promo – Liv Morgan’s Women’s Championship Celebration Liv Morgan, flanked by Raquel Rodriguez, skips down to the ring with the Women’s Championship. The crowd is mixed — cheers and boos. Liv: “You doubted me. You said I couldn’t do it. But here I am — your WWE Women’s Undisputed Champion. This is MY division now.” Raquel (smiling): “And with me watching her back, nobody is taking this away.” Belair & IYO SKY interrupt, proudly holding the Women’s Tag Titles. Belair: “This little fairytale of yours won’t last long, Liv. While you cashed in and stole your way to the top, we’ve been grinding, fighting, and proving that we should run this division.” IYO: “We are the standard. And you? You’re just a placeholder.” Suddenly, Dakota Kai returns, shocking the crowd — and she’s not alone. At her side stands Giulia, making her official main roster debut. Dakota (smirking): “Iyo, you moved on… but I found someone new. Someone stronger.” Liv and Raquel laugh, backing up the ramp. Liv: “This is perfect. You all fight each other while we run this division.” The four women in the ring argue while Liv and Raquel smugly hold up the title from the stage. Rating: 79% Match 1 – Cedric Alexander vs. Jinder Mahal Winner: Jinder Mahal (Pinfall via Khallas) Rating: 53% Promo – Dragones Celestiales Demand Rematch Dragon Lee and Rey Fenix come out fired up, their energy rallying the crowd. Dragon Lee: “At Summerslam, we had A-Town beat. The world saw it. Next time — no excuses, no distractions.” Rey Fenix: “We are the future of tag team wrestling, and our destiny is those championships!” A-Town Down Under interrupt. Waller mocks them, strutting to the ring with the titles. Waller (mocking): “Flips don’t win championships. We’re stars, we’re athletes, and we’re champions. You’re just highlight reels.” Theory, conflicted, nods slowly and adds: “We’re still the champs — and you’ll never take these belts.” The match is confirmed: A-Town Down Under vs. Dragones Celestiales at Bash in Berlin. Rating: 78% Match 2 – Ivy Nile vs. Tiffany Stratton Winner: Tiffany Stratton (Pinfall via Prettiest Moonsault Ever) Rating: 49% Match 3 – Indus Sher vs. British Strong Style Winners: British Strong Style (Tyler Bate via Pinfall with a DDT) Rating: 53% Promo – The New Order of Violence Solo Sikoa, flanked by Jacob Fatu, walks out carrying the Money in the Bank briefcase. Solo: “Roman is finished. The Bloodline is dead. We are the New Order of Violence. And with this briefcase, I’ll cash in when no one expects it — and take everything.” The crowd erupts as Randy Orton interrupts. Orton (coldly): “Solo, I’ve seen guys like you come and go. You want to call yourself the future? To prove it, you’ll have to go through the Legend Killer.” Before tension escalates, Jack Perry interrupts. He mockingly claps at Orton. Perry: “The Legend Killer? Please. You’re just a broken old man clinging to the spotlight. The New Order is the future — not you.” Orton teases an RKO, but Perry bails out of the ring, smirking. Solo and Fatu stare Randy down as the crowd chants “RKO! RKO!” Rating: 78% Main Event – LA Knight & Randy Orton vs. The New Order of Violence Inteference: The crowd is electric for LA Knight and Randy Orton, loudly chanting “YEAH!” every time Knight lands offense. Knight and Solo trade heavy strikes, while Fatu showcases his raw power against Orton. Knight nearly wins after a BFT on Fatu, but Solo breaks it up. Orton hits a vintage draping DDT and sets up for an RKO, but Jack Perry rushes the ring to distract him. The distraction allows Solo to hit the Samoan Spike on Knight for the win. Winners: The New Order of Violence (Solo Sikoa via Samoan Spike after interference) Rating: 76% Post-Match: Solo, Fatu, and Perry stand tall over Orton and Knight. Solo raises the MITB briefcase high as SmackDown goes off the air.

Eles saltam como cogumelos

Já comi. 4/10 nas mamas, 6/10 na cara, 10/10 no rabo.

WWE: Raw – Mon 05 August 2024 Venue: Little Caesars Arena, Michigan, United States Attendance: 19,515 Total Rating: 86% Total Viewers: 48,014,307 Opening Segment – The Kingdom Celebrate Lashley’s World Title Win The show opens with The Kingdom (Bobby Lashley, Karrion Kross & Scarlett) making their way to the ring, Lashley proudly holding the WWE World Title high. Scarlett introduces him as the “new ruler of Monday Night Raw.” Scarlett: “The Kingdom decides who rules RAW now. This is no longer Seth Rollins’ playground, or CM Punk’s return story — this is Bobby Lashley’s empire.” Seth Rollins interrupts, absorbing the noise of the crowd singing his song . He reminds Lashley: “That title should be mine — I earned my shot when I beat Kevin Owens at Summerslam. Everyone knows it.” CM Punk’s music hits next, with a huge ovation. Punk, visibly scarred and sore from his fight with Drew McIntyre, steps into the ring: “Seth, with all due respect, I want Bobby just as bad as you do. I’ve waited too long to be back on top.” Lashley laughs in their faces: “You two can fight over scraps. The Kingdom eats first.” The tension explodes — Rollins shoves Punk, Punk shoves back, and they nearly brawl before referees and producers run down to keep the peace. Lashley and Kross back away, laughing, with Lashley holding the title high. Rating: 93% Match 1 – Michin vs. Shayna Baszler Winner: Shayna Baszler (Pinfall via Ace of Spades) Rating: 52% Post-Match: Chelsea Green sneaks into the ring with a steel chair. She winds up… but clumsily trips, giving Shayna time to react. The crowd laughs as Shayna smirks, grabs the chair, and smashes Chelsea in the back before locking her in the Kirifuda Clutch until officials break it up. Rating: 72% Promo – Belair & Sky Celebrate / Stratus & Bliss Challenge Bianca Belair and IYO SKY come to the ring to celebrate their Women’s Tag Team Championship victory. Belair declares they are “the most athletic, most dominant team on WWE,” while IYO Sky thanks the fans in Japanese before vowing: “No team can stop us.” Suddenly, Trish Stratus’ music hits to a huge pop, and she walks out with Alexa Bliss at her side. Trish: “Congratulations, ladies, but don’t get too comfortable. These titles belong to women who made history — women like me, and women like Alexa.” Bliss adds with a smirk: “We’ve beaten the best before… and we’ll do it again.” Tension escalates as the champions hold their belts high while the challengers stare them down. Rating: 83% Match 2 – WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship Bianca Belair & IYO SKY (c) vs. Trish Stratus & Alexa Bliss The match is fast-paced, with Belair’s power clashing against Bliss’ agility and Trish’s veteran ring savvy. Trish nearly scores a fall on IYO with a Chick Kick, but Belair breaks it up. Bliss tries Twisted Bliss, but Belair counters by catching her mid-air and hitting a KOD onto the mat. The finish comes when IYO connects with the Over The Moonsault on Bliss for the win. Winners: Bianca Belair(1) & IYO SKY(3) (Pinfall via Over The Moonsault) Rating: 80% Promo – Andrade Challenges Bronson Reed Backstage, Andrade stands with a microphone, intense and emotional. Andrade: “Bronson, you think I’m weak because I’m not your size. But my heart… my heart is stronger than your strength. And when we fight, I’ll show the world why I was born to wrestle — not to be crushed.” The crowd cheers, and commentary hypes up the brewing feud. Rating: 80% Match 3 – Andrade vs. Ivar Winner: Andrade (Pinfall via Hammerlock DDT) Rating: 72% Post-Match: Andrade has no time to celebrate — Bronson Reed storms down the ramp and flattens him with a running splash. He drags Andrade to the corner and crushes him with a devastating Tsunami Splash. Reed smirks into the camera: “Heart doesn’t beat gravity.” Rating: 87% Backstage – Jade Cargill vs. Trish Stratus Setup Jade approaches Trish in the backstage hallway, smirking arrogantly. Jade: “What are you doing here, old lady? You should be retired.” Trish fires back: “What’s wrong with kids nowadays? First of all, congratulations on winning that title — you beat one of the best ever. But maybe, you’d like to defend that title next week, in my hometown of Ontario. My last Raw match could be against you… and I’ll become an 8-Time World Champion.” Jade smirks and accepts: “Of course I accept, old lady.” She goes for a sneak attack, but Trish nearly catches her in the Stratusfaction, forcing Jade to back away in shock. Rating: 78% Promo – Street Profits Call Out Lashley / New Day Interrupt In the ring, the Street Profits (Ford & Dawkins) speak passionately to the crowd. Ford: “Bobby Lashley… we stood by you when nobody else did. We had your back when you needed us. And you stabbed us in the back.” Dawkins adds: “But don’t worry — we’re not alone in this. We’re still a family, and we’re coming for gold.” The crowd pops big, but suddenly The New Day interrupt, carrying their newly won Tag Titles. Big E, jokingly: “Family reunion, huh?” Kofi smirks: “Sorry, fellas. You don’t just ask for a title shot. You gotta earn it.” Woods adds playfully: “Besides, these titles look much better on us.” The Profits glare at them, while subtle arrogance from New Day teases future conflict. Rating: 81% Main Event – Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Seth “Freakin” Rollins A technical showcase with Nakamura using stiff kicks and Rollins countering with speed and resilience. Nakamura nearly wins after a Kinshasa, but Rollins gets his foot on the rope. Rollins rallies with a Slingblade, Superkick, and Frog Splash for a near-fall. The match ends when Rollins ducks another Kinshasa and nails the Stomp for the win. Winner: Seth Rollins (Pinfall via Stomp) Rating: 82% Post-Match: Rollins barely has time to celebrate before Lashley’s music hits. The Kingdom walk out, Lashley raising the WWE Title high. Punk sneaks through the crowd, joining Rollins in the ring. The show ends with Rollins and Punk standing side-by-side, glaring at Lashley while the fans chant “Triple Threat!” Entrances Rating: 89%

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WWE: Summerslam – Night 2 - Sun 04 August 2024 Total Rating: 91% Venue: Pontiac Silverdome Attendance: 93,173 (SOLD OUT) Location: Michigan, United States Total Viewers: 37,811,008 Match 1 Solo Sikoa vs. Roman Reigns Ringside: Roman enters with his usual aura, while Solo is backed by the menacing presence of Jacob Fatu. The match is physical and heated, with Roman surviving Solo’s Samoan Spikes and planting him with a Superman Punch/Spear combo to finally score the pinfall. Winner: Roman Reigns (Pinfall) Rating: 91% Post-Match: Solo and Fatu viciously assault Roman and Heyman, driving them through the commentary table. Solo declares himself the new “Tribal Chief,” standing tall over Roman’s broken body. Rating: 100% Match 2 – WWE Women’s World Championship Jade Cargill vs. Rhea Ripley (c) Two dominant forces collide in a power vs. power showdown. Ripley controls early with her brutal strength, but Jade withstands the Riptide and roars back. In a shocking finish, Jade nails Jaded to dethrone Rhea and claim the gold. Winner and NEW WWE Women’s World Champion: Jade Cargill (1) (Pinfall via Jaded) Rating: 85% Post-Match: Jade stands atop the division, holding the championship high as pyro rains down. Rhea looks stunned, sitting against the barricade, while the crowd buzzes over Jade’s coronation. Rating: 76% Match 3 – WWE United States Championship Santos Escobar vs. LA Knight (c) vs. Sheamus A chaotic three-way brawl. Sheamus dominates with strikes, Santos uses high-flying counters, but in the end, LA Knight capitalizes, sneaking in a pinfall after Sheamus Brogue Kicks Escobar. Winner and STILL WWE United States Champion: LA Knight (1) (Pinfall) Rating: 86% Match 4 – WWE Men’s Tag Team Championship Los Dragones Celestiales vs. A-Town Down Under (c) The fast-paced style of the Dragones clashes with Theory and Waller’s cunning. After a referee distraction, Theory exposes a turnbuckle and slams Dragon Lee into it, stealing the win. Winner and STILL WWE Men’s Tag Team Champion: A-Town Down Under - Austin Theory (1) & Grayson Waller (1) (Pinfall by Austin Theory via Exposed Turnbuckle) Rating: 76% Match 5 Randy Orton vs. Jack Perry Perry jumps Orton during his entrance, targeting his surgically repaired back. Orton survives the onslaught, and after a tense back-and-forth, hits a brutal mid-air RKO to secure the win. Winner: Randy Orton (Pinfall via RKO) Rating: 84% Match 6 Trish Stratus & Alexa Bliss vs. Nia Jax & Meiko Satomura A veteran-driven tag match with Trish showing flashes of her prime. Meiko showcases her stiff strikes, but Bliss saves Trish at the last moment. Trish lands Stratusfaction on Nia for the victory. Winners: Trish Stratus (Pinfall via Stratusfaction) Rating: 75% Match 7 – No DQ AJ Styles vs. Finn Bálor AJ Styles and Finn Bálor rivalry reaches a violent peak. Chairs, tables, and kendo sticks are used throughout. Despite AJ’s resilience, Finn counters the Phenomenal Forearm into a Coup de Grâce onto a chair for the win. Winner: Finn Bálor (Pinfall via Coup de Grâce) Rating: 94% Match 8 Becky Lynch vs. Ronda Rousey Ringside: A grudge match fueled by betrayal. Ronda dominates with submissions, but Cassie Lee interferes, distracting the referee. Becky capitalizes, hitting a Manhandle Slam for the win. Winner: Becky Lynch (Outside Interference → Manhandle Slam) Rating: 85% Match 9 –WWE Intercontinental Championship Chad Gable (c) vs. Jey Uso Technical wrestling vs. street fight mentality. Gable counters the Uso Splash into a perfect Chaos Theory suplex for the clean win, solidifying his reign as IC Champion. Winner and STILL WWE Intercontinental Champion: Chad Gable (1) (Pinfall via Chaos Theory) Rating: 89% Main Event - Match 10 – WWE Undisputed WWE Championship Cody Rhodes (c) vs. Logan Paul Logan puts up a fight with high-risk maneuvers and near falls, but Cody channels the crowd energy and hits Cross Rhodes three times to finally seal the victory. Winner and STILL WWE Undisputed WWE Champion: Cody Rhodes (1) (Pinfall via Cross Rhodes) Rating: 89% Entrances Rating: 100% Main Event Post-Match Cody celebrates his hard-fought win, fireworks filling the Silverdome. Suddenly, Brock Lesnar’s music hits to a thunderous reaction. Lesnar storms the ring and delivers three thunderous F5s to the champion. As the crowd buzzes, Solo Sikoa rushes out with the Money in the Bank briefcase. But before he can hand it in, Lesnar intercepts him with an F5 on the ramp, leaving both the champion and Solo destroyed as Summerslam closes on a shocking cliffhanger. Rating: 97%

WWE: Summerslam – Night 1 - Sat 03 August 2024 Total Rating: 91% Venue: Pontiac Silverdome, Detroit Attendance: 93,173 (SOLD OUT) Location: Michigan, United States Total Viewers: 37,055,607 Opening Segment Paul "HHH" Levesque welcomes everyone to SUMMERSLAM. The crowd is deafening as Triple H lays out the stakes for tonight, hyping each marquee match and promising history will be made in Detroit. Rating: 91% Match 1 – WWE World Heavyweight Championship Damian Priest (c) vs. Bobby Lashley (w/ The Kingdom) Ringside: Priest enters with Judgment Day swagger, while Lashley storms out backed by The Kingdom, exuding dominance. Power clash throughout, with Lashley neutralizing Priest’s high-impact offense. Priest rallies, nearly scoring with South of Heaven, but The Kingdom’s distractions swing momentum. Lashley locks in the Hurt Lock, refusing to release as Priest eventually passes out. Winner and NEW WWE World Heavyweight Champion: Bobby Lashley (Submission Pass Out via The Hurt Lock) Rating: 83% Post-Match: The Kingdom celebrate Lashley’s shocking title win to thunderous boos. Priest lays unconscious as Lashley hoists the championship high. Rating: 74% Match 2 – WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship Kabuki Warriors (c) vs. Bianca Belair & IYO SKY Explosive showcase of speed, power, and chemistry. Kairi and Asuka isolate IYO, mocking her old ties, until Bianca storms in with game-changing hot tags. Bianca crushes Kairi with the K.O.D., securing the win. Winners and NEW WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions: Bianca Belair (1) & IYO SKY (3) (Pinfall by Bianca Belair via K.O.D.) Rating: 94% Match 3 – #1 Contender’s Match Seth “Freakin” Rollins vs. Kevin Owens Owens brings grit and fight, punishing Seth with cannonballs and a frog splash. Rollins refuses to stay down, countering a Stunner into a superkick and finally hitting The Stomp for the win. Winner: Seth Rollins (Pinfall via Stomp) Rating: 91% Match 4 – Singles Match Sami Zayn vs. Bron Breakker A 5-minute squash. Breakker bulldozes Sami from the opening bell. Multiple overhead suplexes, vicious ground-and-pound, and a spear that nearly cuts Zayn in half. Referee is forced to stop the match as Sami is defenseless. Winner: Bron Breakker (Ref Stoppage via Spear) Rating: 85% Post-Match: Sami lies broken as medics rush to him. The crowd is in stunned silence until Jey Uso sprints down, kneeling beside Sami and yelling at Breakker. Breakker smirks, unfazed, before walking away. Rating: 92% Match 5 – Singles Match Natalya vs. Tiffany Stratton Veteran vs. rising star story told perfectly. Natalya frustrates Tiffany with submissions. Tiffany survives and lands the Prettiest Moonsault Ever for the victory. Winner: Tiffany Stratton (Pinfall via Prettiest Moonsault Ever) Rating: 71% Post-Match: Tiffany grabs the mic, declaring herself the “future of the women’s division.” Natalya, despite losing, earns respect chants for her resilience. Rating: 88% Match 6 – WWE Men’s World Tag Team Championship Imperium (c) vs. The New Day Technical brilliance vs. unbreakable teamwork. Woods sacrifices himself to save Kofi, setting up a perfect Trouble in Paradise on Kaiser for the pin. Winners and NEW WWE Men’s World Tag Team Champions: The New Day - Kofi Kingston (14) & Xavier Woods(10) (Pinfall by Kofi Kingston via Trouble in Paradise) Rating: 88% Match 7 – Singles Match Gunther vs. Rey Mysterio Rey uses speed to frustrate the Ring General early, hitting a 619. Gunther catches Rey mid-dive, planting him with the Golden Bomb for the win. Winner: Gunther (Pinfall via Golden Bomb) Rating: 87% Post-Match: Gunther proclaims himself destined to be WWE Champion. Suddenly, Solo Sikoa appears with the MITB briefcase, teasing a cash-in but backing off with a sinister grin. Rating: 76% Match 8 – WWE Women’s Undisputed Championship Bayley (c) vs. Liv Morgan vs. Naomi Naomi dazzles, Liv scrambles with opportunistic offense, Bayley plays the veteran opportunist. Bayley counters Liv’s ObLIVion into a Rose Plant to retain. Winner and STILL WWE Women’s Undisputed Champion: Bayley (4) (Pinfall on Naomi via Rose Plant) Rating: 88% Post-Match Twist: Liv clutches her MITB briefcase in devastation. Suddenly, Raquel Rodriguez storms down—two brutal Tejana Bombs onto the briefcase leave Bayley motionless. Raquel smirks and hands Liv the case. Commentary in shock: “Why Raquel? Why now?” Rating: 80% Match 9 – WWE Women’s Undisputed Championship (MITB Cash-In) Bayley (c) vs. Liv Morgan A weakened Bayley fights desperately, but Liv capitalizes. Liv hits the ObLIVion, crowning herself new champion. Winner and NEW WWE Women’s Undisputed Champion: Liv Morgan (2) (Pinfall via ObLIVion) Rating: 72% Post-Match: Liv parades with her new title as Raquel raises her hand. Fans rain boos as Liv laughs, leaning on Raquel’s shoulder like her bodyguard. Rating: 67% Main Event – No Holds Barred CM Punk vs. Drew McIntyre Emotional, brutal war. Chairs, tables, and steel steps come into play. Drew nearly ends it with a Claymore, but Punk collapses to avoid it. Punk counters with GTS through a table for the hard-fought win. Winner: CM Punk (Pinfall) Rating: 94% Entrances Rating: 100%