[PWS] WWE - The Musa's Era

Petar Musa · 29 Setembro 2025

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%

Petar Musa · 30 Setembro 2025

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%

Petar Musa · 1 Outubro 2025

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.

Petar Musa · 2 Outubro 2025

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.

Petar Musa · 2 Outubro 2025

Wrestling Inside News: The Rock leaves WWE to join AEW

Petar Musa · 3 Outubro 2025

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%

Petar Musa · 3 Outubro 2025

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.

Petar Musa · 3 Outubro 2025

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.

Petar Musa · 3 Outubro 2025

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.

Petar Musa · 4 Outubro 2025

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.

Petar Musa · 6 Outubro 2025

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%

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Petar Musa · 6 Outubro 2025

WWE: SmackDown – Fri 06 September 2024

Total Rating: 88%
Venue: Wiener Stadthalle
Attendance: 16,152
Location: Vienna, Austria
Total Viewers: 47,713,689

Opening Promo – Gunther & Cody Rhodes Confrontation

Gunther receives a hero’s ovation in Vienna — fans chant “Ring General!” as he soaks in the moment, arms crossed in that cold, commanding stance. The accomplishments of Gunther drape over the screen as he steps into the ring, the microphone trembling slightly in his grasp — not from nerves, but the sheer roar of his people.

Gunther: “Cody Rhodes calls himself the story. But when the bell rings… stories are lies. Fairy tales for the weak. Reality is what I bring — dominance, pain, and discipline. Reality is Bad Blood.”

Suddenly, Cody’s music hits — a massive mixed reaction, half cheers, half boos. He walks out slowly, ribs taped heavily, the scars from last week’s ambush still visible.

Cody: “You talk about reality? Here’s mine — these scars, these bruises, they’re the price of being the man. You think your cold heart makes you unbeatable? Gunther, I’ve finished stories before. And I’ll finish this one too.”

Gunther steps forward menacingly, his presence dwarfing Cody. As he raises the mic to reply, he suddenly swings for a cheap shot, but referees and security sprint down to separate them. Gunther smirks as Cody yells from the corner, “You’ll need an army to stop me!”

Rating: 79%

Match Announcement – Main Event Confirmed

Wade Barrett confirms tonight’s main event rematch: Gunther vs. Rey Mysterio.
The Vienna crowd roars in approval, already anticipating a hard-hitting showdown between the legend and the hometown general.

Rating: 92%

Solo Sikoa Segment – LA Knight’s Title Shot

Solo Sikoa appears on stage with Jacob Fatu behind him, both draped in Samoan gold chains and menace.

Solo: “After long talks with Kurt Angle, the decision’s been made. LA Knight… at Bash in Berlin Jacob Fatu will conquer the US Championship. But understand something — when you step to the New Order of Violence, it’s not a match... it’s a death sentence.”

Rating: 86%

Match 1 – Jacob Fatu vs. Cedric Alexander

Ringside:

Winner: Jacob Fatu (Pinfall via Mighty Moonsault)
Rating: 61%

Promo Segment – Tiffany Stratton’s “Welcome Ceremony”

The ring is filled with pink balloons, a red carpet, and a massive LED banner reading “The Future Is Pretty.” Tiffany Stratton stands with a microphone in hand, smirking as she motions toward the ramp.

Tiffany: “Ladies and gentlemen, tonight we honor the newest star of SmackDown — Roxanne Perez!”

Roxanne appears in the crowd, unimpressed, arms crossed. Tiffany continues:
Tiffany: “You see, Roxanne, you’re adorable. But this isn’t NXT. You don’t belong in the big leagues yet. So here’s your participation trophy.”

She tosses a pink tiara into the crowd. Roxanne just glares, muttering, “You’ll regret that.”

Rating: 83%

Match 2 – Tiffany Stratton vs. Naomi

Distraction:

Winner: Naomi (Flash Pinfall due to distraction)
Rating: 67%

Post-Match: Tiffany explodes, throwing a tantrum in the ring, screaming that Roxanne cost her the match. Roxanne smirks, mouthing, “Game on.”

Rating: 72%

Match 3 – Jinder Mahal vs. Carlito

Ringside:

Winner: Carlito (Pinfall via Backcracker)
Rating: 64%

Post-Match: Jinder slams the mat in fury.

Rating: 66%

Backstage Segment – Legado Dissension

A camera catches Legado del Fantasma leaving the arena — but notably, Angel Garza is missing. Santos looks annoyed, muttering in Spanish, “You either ride with me… or get left behind.”

The tease of a fracture grows stronger.

Rating: 88%

Match 4 – Dakota Kai & Giulia vs. Bianca Belair & IYO SKY

Winner: IYO SKY (Pinfall via Over The Moonsault)
Rating: 74%

Post-Match:

Before they can celebrate, Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez storm down, blindsiding everyone. Liv nails IYO with the ObLIVion, and Raquel powerbombs Bianca. The duo hold both sets of belts high — Undisputed title of Liv and Tag Team titles from Bianca a Sky — screaming, “We run this division!”

Rating: 94%

Match 5 – Dragon Lee vs. Austin Theory

Ringside:

Interference: .

Waller distracts the ref as Theory sets for A-Town Down — but Waller accidentally trips his own partner! The blunder leaves Theory wide open for a Bicycle Knee Strike!

Winner: Dragon Lee (Pinfall via Bicycle Knee Strike, after botched interference)
Rating: 71%

Post-Match: Theory shoves Waller, yelling, “You screwed me again!” Waller fires back, “You’re useless without me!” Their friendship continues to implode.

Rating: 85%

Main Event Entrances – Gunther vs. Rey Mysterio

Vienna comes unglued — Gunther walks out draped in Austrian colors, stoic and terrifying, as “Ring General!” chants echo through the arena. Rey follows to a thunderous ovation of respect. The visual of Gunther towering over the lucha legend is cinematic.

Rating: 95%

Main Event – Rey Mysterio vs. Gunther

A masterpiece in storytelling.

Early: Rey darts around, hitting a 619 fakeout and multiple low dropkicks, keeping Gunther off balance.
Mid-Match: Gunther regains control with devastating chops that echo across the arena. Each one leaves Rey’s chest redder than before.
Climax: Rey connects with a 619 and a Springboard Frog Splash for a shocking near-fall that stuns the crowd.
Finish: Gunther catches Rey mid-splash, turns it into a Golden Bomb, and plants him dead center of the ring for the win.

Winner: Gunther (Pinfall via Golden Bomb)
Rating: 88%

Post-Match:

Gunther continues the assault, hitting three more chops and stomps as officials rush in. Rey collapses, clutching his chest.

Cody Rhodes’ music hits — he charges down, ignoring his injured ribs, sliding into the ring to protect Rey. The two collide in a wild brawl — punches flying, security flooding the ring.

The show ends with Cody and Gunther being restrained on opposite sides of the ring, both screaming for each other, the crowd in Vienna absolutely losing it.

Final Shot: Gunther snarling, shouting, “Bad Blood will be your reckoning!” as Cody yells back, “Over my dead body!”

Rating: 94%

Editado 6 Outubro 2025 por Petar Musa

Petar Musa · 7 Outubro 2025

WWE: Bash in Berlin – Saturday, September 7, 2024

Total Rating: 91%
Venue: Local Stadium
Attendance: 50,000 (SOLD OUT)
Location: Berlin, Germany
Total Viewers: 40,124,094

Opening: The Berlin Spectacle

Video Package – Rating: 95%

A sweeping drone shot pans over the sold-out Berlin crowd chanting “WWE! WWE!”
The intro video highlights Cody Rhodes, Gunther, Rhea Ripley, Seth Rollins, and Bobby Lashley, ending with the tagline:

“From Berlin to the world — this is Bash in Berlin!”

Fireworks explode above the stadium roof as Michael Cole welcomes fans in English, German, and Spanish commentary feeds.

Entrances: Jade Cargill & Alexa Bliss

Rating: 92%

Alexa Bliss enters first — dressed in silver and blue, embodying confidence and fire. The crowd cheers loudly for her underdog energy.

Then, Jade Cargill appears, walking through golden smoke as the arena lights form a shimmering crown above her. She stands regal, powerful, exuding dominance.

Michael Cole: “Jade looks like she’s walked out of a superhero movie — and tonight, she might be the final boss Alexa Bliss can’t defeat.”

Match 1 – WWE Women’s World Championship

Jade Cargill (c) vs. Alexa Bliss

Story:
Alexa uses her agility early — dropkicks, tilt-a-whirl DDT, and clever rope escapes — to frustrate Jade. The crowd rallies behind Bliss, chanting “Let’s go Alexa!”.

Bliss nearly gets a surprise roll-up, but Nia appears from the public and distracts the referee. Jade capitalizes with a Jaded from out of nowhere.

1...2...3.

Interference:

Winner and STILL WWE Women’s World Champion: Jade Cargill (1) (Outside Interference Finish via Jaded)

Match Rating: 75%

Post-Match: Tension Between Jade and Nia

Nia enters the ring to celebrate, but Jade shoves her shoulder away.

Jade: “I don’t need you.”

Nia laughs mockingly. The crowd gasps — subtle cracks forming between the dominant duo.
Michael Cole: “It looks like Jade Cargill doesn’t play well with others.”

Rating: 85%

Entrances: Bron Breakker & Chad Gable

Rating: 82%

Bron Breakker storms to the ring, veins bulging, pacing like a caged wolf.
Gable enters in his Olympic robe, saluting the crowd with a focused stare.
Corey Graves: “This is about respect versus rage. And tonight, we’ll see which one wins.”

Match 2 – WWE Intercontinental Championship

Chad Gable (c) vs. Bron Breakke

Story:
A technical masterpiece devolves into chaos. Gable counters power with precision, hitting Chaos Theory for a near fall. Breakker hits a Frankensteiner that sends the crowd roaring.

But when Breakker refuses to release a choke, the referee steps in — Gable, out of desperation, grabs a steel chair and blasts Breakker to stop the onslaught.
The bell rings.

Gable retains — but barely. Breakker’s eyes go wild.

Winner: Bron Breakker (via Intentional DQ) - Chad Gable (1) is STILL the WWE Intercontinental Champion
Match Rating: 71%

Post-Match: Breakker Loses Control

Breakker demolishes everything in sight — steel steps, commentary desk, security guards.
He screams, “I’m not done!” before officials swarm him. The Berlin crowd chants “This is awesome!” despite the chaos.

Michael Cole: “Bron Breakker just snapped! This man has lost all control!”

Rating: 89%

Entrances: Los Dragones Celestiales & A-Town Down Under

Rating: 80%

The stadium lights dim. Los Dragones Celestiales (Dragon Lee & Rey Fenix) descend to the ring with fire pyros and masked dancers.

A-Town Down Under (Austin Theory & Grayson Waller) enter to boos, Waller mocking the European fans with a German flag cape.

Cole: “It’s speed versus arrogance and ego — the perfect tag team recipe.”

Match 3 – WWE Men’s Tag Team Championship

A-Town Down Under (c) vs. Los Dragones Celestiales

Story:
Frenetic, high-flying tag chaos. Dragon Lee and Fenix dazzle with double-team combos — suicide dives, moonsaults, and stereo 450 splashes.

Waller tries to cheat with the tag belts, but Theory accidentally hits him instead. Dragon Lee capitalizes, connects with a Bicycle Knee Strike, and gets the 3-count.

Berlin erupts!
New champions crowned!

Winners and NEW WWE Men’s Tag Team Champions: Los Dragones Celestiales - Dragon Lee (1) and Rey Fenix (1) (Dragon Lee pinning Theory via Bicycle Knee Strike)
Match Rating: 82%

Post-Match: Breakdown of A-Town Down Under

Rating: 79%

Theory loses his temper, shoving Waller mid-ring.

Theory: “You cost me everything!”
He storms off, leaving Waller yelling after him.

Meanwhile, Los Dragones Celestiales celebrate with the fans, waving both Mexican and Puerto Rican flags to a massive ovation.

Entrances: Ricochet & Finn Bálor

Rating: 77%

Ricochet enters with Berlin fans firmly behind him. Balor’s entrance is dark and ominous — he’s dressed in black leather, smirking like a demon reborn.

Match 4 – Street Fight

Finn Bálor vs. Ricochet

Story:
Violent and breathtaking. Ricochet hits a springboard 450 through a table, earning a “holy sh*t” chant. Balor fights back with kendo stick shots, busting Ricochet open slightly.

The finish — Balor plants Ricochet with Coup de Grâce right onto a steel chair.

Winner: Finn Bálor (Pinfall via Coup de Grâce onto a chair)
Match Rating: 93%

Graves: “That wasn’t a win. That was an execution.”

Post-Match: Priest Returns

Rating: 90%

As Balor smirks in victory, “BOW DOWN” hits — Damian Priest storms out!
He rushes the ring, forcing Balor to flee through the crowd.

Priest: “You think I’m finished, Finn? You took my respect, my pride… At Bad Blood, I’m taking everything from you!”

The crowd explodes as Balor glares from the stands, clutching his ribs.

Entrances: Jacob Fatu & LA Knight

Rating: 90%

Fatu enters first, snarling and beating his chest as the crowd boos.
Then… “YEAH!” — the entire Berlin stadium erupts for LA Knight.
He points to the sky and yells, “Let me talk to ya!”

Cole: “Berlin is YEAH country tonight!”

Match 5 – WWE United States Championship

LA Knight (c) vs. Jacob Fatu

Story:
Fatu dominates with headbutts and powerbombs, but Knight uses his ring IQ to survive. After a failed splash from Fatu, Knight rolls him up with a quick flash pin!

The crowd counts along: “One! Two! Three!” — LA Knight retains!

Fatu can’t believe it, roaring in fury as Knight retreats up the ramp yelling, “That’s why I’m the megastar — YEAH!”

Winner and STILL WWE United States Champion: LA Knight (1) (Flash Pinfall)
Match Rating: 83%

Entrances: Seth “Freakin” Rollins & Bobby Lashley

Rating: 96%

Rollins enters with a grand Berlin choir singing his theme — 50,000 people chanting “Whoa-oh-oh!” in unison.
Then the lights cut out.
Bobby Lashley enters with a cold, focused stare — flanked by Scarlett and Karrion Kross, his “Kingdom.”

Cole: “You can feel the tension — Rollins versus Lashley, destiny versus dominance!”

Match 6 – WWE World Heavyweight Championship

Bobby Lashley (c) vs. Seth “Freakin” Rollins

Story:
An instant classic. Rollins counters every power move with finesse — hitting three superkicks and a Pedigree for a near fall. The crowd believes he’s got it…

But as he goes for The Stomp, Scarlett distracts the referee and Kross pulls Lashley to safety.
Lashley capitalizes with a devastating spear, pinning Rollins clean in the center.

Lashley retains, and “The Kingdom” stands tall.

Winner and STILL WWE World Heavyweight Champion: Bobby Lashley (3) (Outside Interference via Spear)
Match Rating: 92%

Main Event: CM Punk Appears

As Lashley celebrates, Rollins lies motionless in the ring. The crowd begins to sing “Rollins! Rollins!”

Suddenly — “Cult of Personality” hits.

The arena EXPLODES. CM Punk walks out slowly, smirking, clapping mockingly.
He locks eyes with Rollins, then points at the World Heavyweight Championship.

Punk: “I told you, Seth… the devil’s always watching.”

The show closes on Punk’s smirk, Rollins clutching his ribs, and Lashley holding the title high between them

Segment Rating: 97%

Petar Musa · 8 Outubro 2025

WWE: Raw – Monday, September 9, 2024

Total Rating: 87%
Venue: Local Huge Arena
Attendance: 20,000 — SOLD OUT
Location: Alkmaar, Netherlands
Total Viewers: 48,019,926

Opening Promo – Seth Rollins Says Lashley Can’t Win Alone

Rating: 93%

Rollins opens the show, pacing in the ring, fire in his eyes.

Rollins: “Bash in Berlin proved one thing — Bobby Lashley can’t win on his own! You needed Scarlett, you needed Kross, and you needed every distraction money could buy. You call yourself a King? Nah, Bobby — you’re a coward with a crown.”

Crowd chants “Coward! Coward!” as Rollins smirks.

CM Punk’s music hits. The crowd explodes.

Punk: “You really love to play the victim, huh, Seth? I told you what would happen. Failure runs in your blood — you couldn’t get the job done at Berlin, and you won’t ever get the job done against me.”
Rollins (angry): “You think you’re the guy? You’re one lucky injury away from being irrelevant again.”
Punk: “And yet, I’m still the one they talk about.”

Tension boils until Adam Pearce interrupts, announcing:

“At Bad Blood, it’s going to be Bobby Lashley defending the World Heavyweight Championship against BOTH of you — Rollins and Punk — in a Triple Threat match!”

Camera pans to the crowd chanting “This is awesome!” as Rollins and Punk glare at each other.

Backstage: Alexa Bliss Confronts Nia Jax

Rating: 85%

Alexa storms into frame mid-interview with Nia.

Bliss: “You ruined my chance because you couldn’t stand the spotlight on me. You’re jealous!”
Nia: “Jealous? I was doing what’s best for the team — keeping you from embarrassing yourself.”

Bliss slaps her. Brawl explodes into production crates before officials pull them apart.
Commentary: “Bliss has had enough of Nia’s dominance — this is getting personal!”

Promo: Meiko Satomura Challenges Nia’s Honor

Rating: 79%

Backstage, Meiko addresses the camera calmly:

Meiko: “Nia Jax disgraced herself in Berlin. I fight with honor, not ego. Nikki Cross, Jade Cargill, anyone — I will face you first. But Nia… your time will come. I will test your strength — and your spirit.”

Backstage Segment – Balor Refuses Priest’s Challenge

Rating: 76%

Balor is interviewed by Cathy Kelley.

Balor: “Damian wants a fight? I’m not giving him the satisfaction. Judgment Day is dead, and I’m moving forward.”

Priest appears off-camera — silent stare before walking away.

Match: Meiko Satomura vs. Nikki Cross

Winner: Meiko Satomura (Pinfall via Death Valley Bomb)
Rating: 58%

Miz TV Segment

Rating: 77%

Miz welcomes “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh.

Miz: “Dom, the world wants to know — who’s your real papi?”
Crowd chants: “R-Truth’s your papi!”

JD snaps, defending Dom’s honor, shoving the set over.

JD: “You think this is funny, Miz? You mock his heritage — you mock us!”

R-Truth interrupts, wearing a sombrero:

“I just wanted to meet my son!”
Crowd erupts in laughter as chaos brews.

Match: R-Truth vs. “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio

Ringside:

Interference:

JD distracts the ref, allowing Dom to hit a low blow → Frog Splash for the win.

Winner: Dominik Mysterio (Frog Splash via JD Interference)
Rating: 74%
Post-match: JD grabs the mic.

JD: “We’re done playing around.”
Crowd boos heavily as commentary notes: “The games are over — the darkness is setting in for Dom and JD.”

Segment Rating: 75%

Match: Chelsea Green & Piper Niven vs. Shayna Baszler & Zoey Stark

Winner: Chelsea Green (Pinfall, roll-up)
Rating: 52%
Post-match: Shayna snaps — locking Green in the Kirifuda Clutch and kicking Piper out of the ring.

Commentary: “Shayna’s lost control again!”
Post-Match Rating: 84%

Pre-Match Promo: Bron Breakker Is Furious

Breakker storms out before his match, yelling into the camera:

“I don’t want DQs, I don’t want excuses — I want destruction! I’m done being everyone’s ‘future.’ I’m the damn present!”

Rating: 87%

Match: Bron Breakker vs. Apollo Crews

Winner: Bron Breakker (Pinfall via Spear)
Rating: 65%

Post-Match:

Jey Uso’s music hits. He walks to the ring, mic in hand.

Jey: “You want destruction? I’m right here, Uce.”

The crowd goes wild as they go face-to-face.
Segment Rating: 86%

Backstage Assault: Damian Priest Attacks Balor

Balor is shown walking backstage when Priest ambushes him with a steel chair.

Priest (snarling): “You can’t run from this, Finn!”
Security rushes in as Balor’s left bleeding against the wall.
Commentary: “Priest just made this war personal.”

Rating: 95%

In-Ring Segment: Tessa Blanchard’s RAW Debut

Becky Lynch and Cassie Lee call out Ronda Rousey.

Becky: “You keep sticking your nose in my business, Ronda. I’ll break it this time.”

Ronda’s music hits, but Becky and Cassie ambush her. Just as it turns ugly — Tessa Blanchard’s music hits!
She storms the ring, dropping Cassie with a cutter and forcing Becky to retreat.

Commentary: “Tessa Blanchard just came to Ronda’s rescue! What a debut!”
Ronda nods at Tessa, mutual respect forming.

Rating: 89%

The New Day Introduce Their “Third Member” for the match

Kofi and Woods tease that their “third member” isn’t for them — but for Seth Rollins.
Lights go out — Karrion Kross’s theme hits!
Rollins looks stunned as The Kingdom’s plans unfold.

Rating: 83%

Main Event: Karrion Kross & Kofi Kingston & Xavier Woods vs. Seth Rollins & The Street Profits

Ringside:

Chaotic six-man tag. Scarlett distracts the ref, allowing Woods to use a chain-wrapped forearm on Rollins → Lost in the Woods for the win.

Winner: Xavier Woods (Weapon Usage via Lost in the Woods)
Match Rating: 85%

Commentary: “That’s not the New Day we know… what’s happening to them?”
The crowd boos as Kofi and Woods smirk, leaving with Kross.

Closing Visual: Rollins crawls to the ropes, staring at the trio in disbelief.
Final Segment Rating: 80%

Petar Musa · 8 Outubro 2025

WWE: SmackDown – Friday, September 13, 2024

Total Rating: 83%
Venue: Capital Center
Attendance: 19,035
Location: Maryland, United States
Total Viewers: 48,745,061

Opening Promo: Gunther – “There is No Story, Cody”

The show opens cold with Gunther already standing in the ring under dim lighting. No music. Just the hum of anticipation.

Gunther: “Cody Rhodes hides behind words like ‘story’. But there is no story. There is only reality — and in reality, I am the Ring General. You, Cody, are a dreamer, living in a fantasy. And fantasies... crumble when faced with truth.”

He paces the ring slowly, his tone cold and methodical.

Gunther: “You call yourself the hero of your story? Heroes fall. Empires rise. And at Bad Blood, reality — my reality — will end yours.”

The crowd boos heavily, chanting “Cody! Cody!”.

Rating: 77%

Match: Gunther vs. Trick Williams

Winner: Gunther (Pinfall via Golden Bomb)
Match Rating: 63%

Post-Match: Gunther Attacks Williams

Gunther applies the Sleeper Hold after the bell, wrenching it in as referees plead with him to stop. Williams fades — until Cody Rhodes’ music hits.
Cody rushes in, slides under the ropes, and Gunther releases just in time to avoid the brawl. He smirks and retreats up the ramp.

Rating: 80%

In-Ring Promo: Cody Rhodes Responds

Rating: 95%

Cody kneels beside Trick before grabbing a mic, eyes burning toward Gunther.

Cody: “Gunther, you think this title makes you a general. But I’ve fought kings, monsters, and legends... and I’ve beaten them all. You call this reality? No. This — this is my story. And every time someone tried to write my ending… I picked up the pen and kept writing.”

The crowd chants “Cody! Cody!”

Cody: “At Bad Blood, I'll win keep this title and show you how my story is written. Not because of destiny — but because I refuse to let anyone else dictate my story.”

Cody points the mic at Gunther’s title, then at his heart.
Gunther just smirks and exits through the crowd — a quiet war declared.

Los Dragones Celestiales Championship Celebration

In the ring, Los Dragones Celestiales (Dragon Lee & Rey Fenix) celebrate their WWE Tag Team Championship win from Bash in Berlin. Confetti falls as the fans chant “Lucha! Lucha!”

Dragon Lee: “We said we’d fight anyone, anywhere, anytime. We are champions who never say no to a challenge!”
Rey Fenix: “And these titles — belong to the people who believe in lucha libre!”

The moment is interrupted by Pretty Deadly’s music. Kit Wilson and Elton Prince stroll out with microphones and backup dancers, dressed like popstars.

Elton Prince: “You two may fly high, but we sell out arenas with our beauty and charisma!”
Kit Wilson: “And gold, darlings, would look so much better on us!”

Moments later, DIY arrive to applause.

Gargano: “We respect what you’ve done… but we’d like to test that ‘anytime, anywhere’ promise.”

Kurt Angle’s music hits — the SmackDown GM makes it official:

“Next week — a Four-Team Tag Team Gauntlet Match! The winners earn a shot at Los Dragones Celestiales for the Tag Team Titles!”

Fenix and Lee raise their belts high as the crowd cheers.

Segment Rating: 78%

Match: Naomi vs. Roxanne Perez

Interference:

Winner: Naomi (Outside Interference via Feel the Glow)
Match Rating: 60%

Post-match, Roxanne finally SNAPS, attacking Naomi with a chair in frustration. Tiffany applauds slowly, mouthing “About time.”

Video Promo: Randy Orton – “You Woke the Viper”

Close-up camera. No music. Just Orton’s voice.

“Solo. Fatu. You think you’re predators. But I’m something much worse. You didn’t just wake up the Viper… you pissed off the Apex Predator.”

Orton’s eyes glimmer coldly in the dark.

“I don’t hunt for sport. I hunt because I can.”

Rating: 94%

Match: Ilja Dragunov vs. Sheamus

Result: Both refuse to stop, leading to a Double DQ.
Rating: 57%

Post-Match:

As Dragunov tries to regain his composure, Jinder Mahal ambushes him, yelling “You don’t belong here, outsider!” before officials separate them.

Backstage Segment: Waller and Theory Argue

In the locker room, Waller blames Theory for their recent losses.

Waller: “You had one job, mate!”
Theory: “No, you’re the reason we don’t have gold.”

They almost come to blows before agents step in. The tension is palpable — a split may be coming.

Rating: 85%

Pre-Match Promo: Liv Morgan

Rating: 82%

Liv stands backstage with the Women’s Championship on her shoulder.

Liv: “I’m not just the best women’s champion — I’m the best champion in WWE. And everyone better start realizing that before I make them.”

Match: Giulia vs. Raquel Rodriguez

Ringside:

Interference:

Winner: Raquel Rodriguez (Outside Interference via Tejana Bomb)
Match Rating: 65%

Post-Match Chaos:

Raquel and Liv attack Giulia and Dakota Kai. Bianca Belair and IYO SKY rush in to save them, but Dakota starts arguing with them:

Dakota: “We don’t need your help!”

A brawl erupts, as Liv and Raquel laugh from the ramp — chaos reigns in the SmackDown women’s division.
Segment Rating: 81%

Backstage Attack: LA Knight

Backstage, LA Knight is found unconscious — the camera pans to reveal Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu standing over him.

Fatu: “Randy’s next.”

Wade Barrett: “The Viper’s been warned — but we all know Orton doesn’t take kindly to warnings.”

Rating: 93%

Main Event: Austin Theory vs. Cody Rhodes

Match Notes:
Theory tries to prove himself against Cody, delivering an intense performance. Commentary sells it as “a career night” for him. Cody wins clean after countering A-Town Down into Cross Rhodes.

Winner: Cody Rhodes (Pinfall via Cross Rhodes)
Match Rating: 81%

Post-Match:

Cody helps Theory up — a gesture of respect — when suddenly Gunther storms the ring.
He chops Cody so hard the sound echoes like a gunshot. Cody collapses instantly.

Gunther lifts the WWE Undisputed Title over his fallen challenger as the medical team rushes in.
Cole: “The Ring General just sent his final message — and it was brutal.”

Segment Rating: 90%

Petar Musa · 9 Outubro 2025

WWE: RAW – Monday, 16 September 2024

Total Rating: 84%
Venue: Prudential Center
Attendance: 18,711
Location: Newark, New Jersey, United States
Total Viewers: 48,915,925

Opening Segment: The Kingdom’s Victory Lap

The show opens with The Kingdom (Lashley, Scarlett, Kross) standing in the ring, golden lights bathing them in glory. Lashley holds up the World Heavyweight Championship with pride.

Lashley: “Berlin proved it — Rollins can’t win when it matters. Punk can’t even get a match. The Kingdom is untouchable!”
Kross: “This isn’t a kingdom, it’s an empire. And empires don’t fall — they crush.”

Rollins’ music hits to a huge pop. He storms to the ring, calling Lashley a “paper champion hiding behind soldiers.” Before he can enter, Kross ambushes him from behind.

As The Kingdom beats Rollins down, CM Punk’s music hits. The crowd explodes — but instead of helping, Punk walks halfway down the ramp, smirks, and turns back. The tension is thick.

Rating: 91%

Backstage Segment: Pearce Books the Tag Main Event

Backstage, Adam Pearce confronts Punk:
Pearce: “I know you and Rollins can’t stand each other, but tonight, you’ll have to work together. It’s official — Rollins & Punk vs. The Kingdom in the main event.”
Punk sighs: “You just love chaos, don’t you?”

Rating: 83%

Match 1 – Nia Jax vs. Meiko Satomura

Match Rating: 56%
Winner: Meiko Satomura (Pinfall via Death Valley Bomb)

Post-Match (83%):
Meiko grabs a mic and looks straight into the hard cam:
Meiko: “Jade — your reign of power ends soon.”

GM Office Segment – Street Profits Demand a Title Shot

Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins enter Pearce’s office, full of energy:
Ford: “Bad Blood’s coming up, boss, and we want smoke — gold smoke!”
Pearce: “You want gold? You got it. Street Profits vs. The New Day at Bad Blood for the Tag Titles.”
They celebrate with their signature handshake.

Rating: 74%

Match 2 – Street Profits vs. Meta-Four

Guest Commentators:

High-energy match. The New Day mock the Profits on commentary:
Kofi: “That’s cute — they’re doing flips instead of winning gold.”
Woods: “At Bad Blood, they’ll be seeing stars — not titles.”

Ford hits the Frog Splash to win, staring daggers at New Day.

Winner: Montez Ford (Pinfall via Frog Splash)

Match Rating: 64%

Post-Match (73%):
The New Day applaud sarcastically, promising that “fun and games end at Bad Blood.”

Backstage Brawl – Vinci Attacks Kaiser

Vinci blindsides Kaiser backstage, slamming him into a steel door.
Vinci: “Without me, you’re nothing but a mouthpiece!”
As officials tend to Kaiser, he glares into the camera:
Kaiser: “You just made the biggest mistake of your career.”

Rating: 77%

Match 3 – Andrade vs. Bron Breakker

Match Rating: 80%
Winner: Bron Breakker (Ref Stoppage via Spear )

Post-Match (82%):

Breakker leaves the ring… then turns back and Spears Andrade again! Medical staff rush in.
Backstage, Gable watches nervously and mutters, “I need insurance… I need backup.”

Video Promo – Finn Bálor vs. Damian Priest: Hell in a Cell

Split-screen promo.
Finn: “Priest, you want Bad Blood? You’ve got it. I’ll finish you once and for all.”
Priest: “I stood by you. I believed in you. But inside Hell in a Cell, I’ll end you.”

Rating: 84%

Video Package (72%) shows Dom mocking Alpha Academy while JD focuses on training.

Match 4 – Alpha Academy vs. Dirty Dom & JD McDonagh

JD distracts Otis, letting Dom hit a low blow and Frog Splash. Dom celebrates like he just won the Olympics. JD looks more focused than amused.
Winner: “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio (Pinfall via Frog Splash)

Match Rating: 65%

Match 5 – Bronson Reed vs. Alejandro

Winner: Bronson Reed (Pinfall via Tsunami)

Match Rating: 47%

Post Match:

After crushing Alejandro in under two minutes, Reed grabs a mic:
Reed: “No one can stop me. No one!”

Kevin Owens interrupts to a huge pop:
Owens: “Congrats, man — you just beat a guy who probably parked my car earlier. Real impressive.”
He smirks: “This isn’t NXT, and the script says I’m supposed to come out here, get flattened, and sell your power… but I’ve been doing this too long to play along.” (crowd laughs, breaking the 4th wall)

Reed charges — Owens throws a few punches before being crushed in the corner. But when Reed poses, Owens suddenly pops up and STUNS HIM! Reed rolls out, fuming as Owens yells, "You're wlecome, big man!”

Segment Rating: 88%

Pre-Match Promo Battle (90%):

Becky mocks Ronda: “You can’t win without someone doing your dirty work.”
Ronda fires back: “I brought Tessa because I’m tired of you bullying your way through this division.”

Match 6 – Becky Lynch vs. Tessa Blanchard

Ringside:

Interference:

Cassie Lee distracts the referee, allowing Becky to rake Tessa’s eyes and hit the Manhandle Slam.
Winner: Becky Lynch (Outside Interference Finish via Manhandle Slam)

Match Rating: 76%

Post-Match (87%):
Ronda storms the ring, chasing Becky and Cassie into the crowd as officials hold her back.

Pre-Match Attack (97%):

Before the bell, The Kingdom ambush Punk and Rollins. The chaos sets the tone.

Main Event – The Kingdom vs. CM Punk & Seth “Freakin” Rollins

A tense, chaotic match. Punk and Rollins argue over tags, costing them momentum. Kross blindsides Rollins with a chair and locks the Kross Jacket for the win.
Winner: Karrion Kross (Weapon Usage via Kross Jacket)

Match Rating: 81%

A tense, chaotic match. Punk and Rollins argue over tags, costing them momentum. Kross blindsides Rollins with a chair and locks the Kross Jacket for the win.

Post-Match (95%):
Punk helps Rollins to his feet… then GTS! The crowd gasps as Punk stares coldly at Rollins’ fallen body.
Punk (muttering): “I told you — I don’t play by their script.”

Petar Musa · 10 Outubro 2025

WWE SmackDown – Friday, September 20, 2024

Venue: Local Huge Arena, Ohio, United States
Attendance: 20,000 (SOLD OUT)
Total Rating: 75%
Total Viewers: 46,201,580

Opening Promo — Liv Morgan Declares Herself the Best Champion (79%)

Liv Morgan:

“I am the best WWE Champion! Forty-eight days as champion, and not one person has been able to touch me. I’ve beaten everyone in front of me! And next, me and Raquel are taking those tag titles from Belair and Sky — because we deserve all the gold!”

Kurt Angle’s music hits. The SmackDown GM steps onto the stage.

Kurt Angle:

“Liv, you’ve made your point — you’re on a roll. But we need to see if you can back it up. You want a shot at the Tag Titles? Here’s the deal: If Raquel Rodriguez beats Giulia tonight, you’ll get your Tag Team Title opportunity at Crown Jewel.
But if she loses... it’s your WWE Women’s Championship that goes on the line!”

Liv is visibly angry but confident, nodding toward Raquel as they smirk together.

Match 1 — Tag Team Gauntlet Match

#DIY vs. Pretty Deadly vs. British Strong Style vs. Los Lotharios

Winner: Tyler Bate (pinfall via DDT)
Rating: 70%

British Strong Style win after an exhausting gauntlet. Commentary notes that this victory puts them in contention for the WWE Tag Team Titles.

Backstage Segment — Mutual Respect and Betrayal (68%)

After the match, Los Dragones Celestiales (Dragon Lee & Rey Fenix) congratulate British Strong Style.
They shake hands in mutual respect — but suddenly, Pretty Deadly attack both teams from behind!

Elton Prince:

“You think respect wins gold? Wrong. We are the real show-stoppers!”

Pretty Deadly stand tall, smug and posing as the boos rain down.

Promo — Roxanne Perez: “I Don’t Need Anyone” (79%)

Roxanne Perez:

“Naomi pretends to care about me. Tiffany Stratton pretends to respect me. You all pretend I need help. I don’t need anyone! I made it here alone, and I’ll keep proving it every week.”

Match 2 — Roxanne Perez vs. Zelina Vega

Winner: Roxanne Perez (pinfall via Falcon Arrow)
Rating: 55%

Post-match, Roxanne Perez stares into the camera, mouthing “All by myself,” as the crowd gives a mixed reaction.

Backstage — Liv Morgan and Raquel Attack Dakota Kai (81%)

Liv and Raquel ambush Dakota Kai as she’s being interviewed. Raquel slams her into equipment crates while Liv laughs.
Kurt Angle is seen storming toward them, furious.

Kurt Angle (off-camera):

“You two just made a big mistake…”

The Grayson Waller Effect — Waller vs. Theory (87%)

Grayson Waller welcomes fans to The Grayson Waller Effect.

Waller:

“My guest tonight — the man who can’t decide if he’s a superstar or a sidekick — Austin Theory!”

Theory enters, stone-faced.

Waller mocks him for “riding everyone’s coattails” — Cena, Lashley, even Waller himself.

Theory snaps! He punches Waller mid-sentence, hits ATL, and then powerbombs him through the interview table!
Huge crowd pop. Theory leaves, finally regaining his edge.

Backstage — Tension in Legado del Fantasma (93%)

Santos Escobar:

“We lost because of you, Garza. You hesitated — again. You’re either with Legado... or you’re in our way.”

Garza looks down, conflicted, as Escobar walks away with Carrillo.

Match 3 — Ilja Dragunov vs. Jinder Mahal

Winner: Ilja Dragunov (pinfall via Torpedo Moscow)
Rating: 52%

Post-Match Segment — Legado Makes an Offer (82%)

Escobar enters the ring, applauding Dragunov.

Escobar:

“You’re impressive, Ilja. Join Legado del Fantasma, and I’ll make you a star.”

Dragunov:

“I don’t need you. I fight for honor, not profit.”

Legado beat him down. Garza hesitates again before halfheartedly joining the attack, showing growing doubt.

Pre-Match Twist — Kurt Angle’s Announcement (77%)

Liv and Raquel walk out for Raquel’s match, but Kurt Angle’s music hits again.

Kurt Angle:

“After that backstage attack on Dakota Kai, I’ve changed my mind. Raquel, you’re banned from ringside.
Tonight’s match is Liv Morgan vs. Giulia — for the WWE Women’s Undisputed Championship!
Liv, if you win, your Tag Title chance stands. But if you lose... you’re done.”

Liv throws a tantrum at ringside as officials escort Raquel away.

Match 4 — WWE Women’s Undisputed Championship

Liv Morgan (c) vs. Giulia

Giulia dominates early, nearly pinning Liv twice. Liv exposes a turnbuckle behind the referee’s back and uses it to hit ObLIVion for the win.
Liv retains and smirks arrogantly, shouting, “Still the best!”

Winner and STILL WWE Women’s Undisputed Champion: Liv Morgan(2) (via ObLIVion into exposed turnbuckle)
Rating: 75%

Video Promo — Cody Rhodes Prepares for Gunther (78%)

Cody Rhodes:

“This isn’t about surviving Gunther. It’s about climbing the mountain — and proving that no matter how big it is, the view from the top is worth every scar.”

Main Event — Randy Orton vs. Jacob Fatu

Interference:

Hard-hitting brawl. Orton nearly wins after an RKO, but Solo Sikoa distracts the ref, allowing Fatu to hit his moonsault for the victory.

Winner: Jacob Fatu (via Mighty Moonsault, after outside interference from Solo Sikoa)
Rating: 75%

Post Match — LA Knight Saves Orton (84%)

After the match, NOV attack Orton. LA Knight rushes down to make the save!
Knight brawls with Solo as Orton clears Fatu from the ring.

Solo grabs a mic afterward:

Solo Sikoa:

“LA Knight... I’m not waiting for the World Title. Maybe I cash in your U.S. Championship next week. NOV’s collecting gold — all of it.”

The show closes with Knight staring down Solo as the crowd chants, “L! A! Knight!”

Petar Musa · 10 Outubro 2025

WWE Raw – Monday, September 23, 2024

Venue: XL Center, Connecticut, United States
Attendance: 16,294 (SOLD OUT)
Total Rating: 86%
Total Viewers: 46,988,453

Opening Promo — Seth Rollins Calls Out CM Punk; The Kingdom Attacks (98%)

The show opens with the entrance of Seth Rollins pacing with intensity.

Seth Rollins:

“Punk, you want to laugh at me? You want to act like you’re above me? Then get in the ring now. No excuses, no waiting — let’s finish this!”

CM Punk’s music hits. He smirks, walking to the ring as the crowd erupts in dueling chants of “Let’s go Rollins!” / “CM Punk!”

CM Punk:

“You want this match, Seth? Fine. Let’s give them what they came for right now.”

The referee steps in to start the match — but before the bell rings, The Kingdom storm the ring! They assault both Rollins and Punk, leaving them laid out.

Scarlett stands between her men, shouting:

“We warned you — The Kingdom rules this ring!”

Backstage Segment — Gable’s Mysterious Conversation (70%)

A camera catches Chad Gable in a shadowy hallway whispering with a figure whose face is obscured.
Commentary speculates, “Who’s helping Gable? Could this be a new ally... or something darker?”

Match 1 — JD McDonagh vs. Damian Priest

Ringside:

Winner: Damian Priest (via South of Heaven)
Rating: 81%

Post-Match — Balor’s Ambush Fails (94%)

After the bell, Finn Bálor tries a cheap shot with a chair, but Priest catches him mid-swing! Priest nearly chokeslams Bálor through the announce table before Finn slips away, clutching his ribs and grinning.

Match 2 — Zoey Stark vs. Alexa Bliss

Winner: Alexa Bliss (via Sister Abigail)
Rating: 57%

Backstage Segment — Jade Cargill Mocks Bliss and Meiko Satomura (83%)

In the locker room, Jade Cargill laughs at a monitor showing Bliss’s win.

Jade:

“Alexa, Meiko — ants trying to climb a mountain. I’m the storm coming to crush you both.”

She smirks and walks off.

Match 3 — Authors of Pain vs. The Creed Brothers

Ringside:

Winner: Akam (via Pumphandle Death Valley Bomb)
Rating: 54%

Post-Match Segment — AOP’s Ruthless Assault (82%)

After the bell, Ellering gives a signal. AOP continues their assault mercilessly.
Brutus is slammed through the barricade; Julius tries to fight but is crushed with the Super Collider.

Ellering, coldly smirking:

“Pain... is power.”

Medical staff rush to aid the Creeds as AOP stand tall — statement made.

Match 4 — Tessa Blanchard vs. Cassie Lee

Winner: Tessa Blanchard (via Buzzsaw DDT)
Rating: 64%

Backstage Segment — Becky Lynch Attacks Tessa; Ronda Rousey saves Tessa(88%)

After the match, Becky Lynch ambushes Tessa backstage, slamming her into production crates.
Ronda Rousey storms in, chasing Becky off as security intervenes.
Becky taunts from a distance:

“Don’t think this is over, Ronda — I’ll finish both of you on my time!”

Entrance — Kevin Owens and Bronson Reed (87%)

Massive ovation for Owens. Reed walks out stoically, ready for a brawl. Commentary builds this as a clash of powerhouse styles.

Match 5 — Kevin Owens vs. Bronson Reed

A chaotic, physical war spills outside. Both men trade slams on the announce table and into the barricade. Neither responds to the ref’s ten count as the brawl continues through the crowd.

Result: Double Count-Out
Rating: 78%

Main Event Segment — Owens and Reed’s Brawl Escalates (94%)

After the bell, officials try to separate them, but they keep fighting up the ramp. Reed tosses Owens into the LED board; Owens responds with a Stunner!

Raw ends with both men down amid wreckage as referees and agents swarm the stage.
Commentary yells, “This war is far from over!”

Petar Musa · 12 Outubro 2025

WWE: SmackDown – Fri 27 September 2024

Total Rating: 87%
Venue: Oakland Arena
Attendance: 19,596
Location: California, United States
Total Viewers: 49,125,482

Promo: Orton wants to end Perry’s career

Randy Orton opens SmackDown to a thunderous reaction. Standing center-ring beneath the blue spotlight, Orton declares that he’s “done watching punks like Jack Perry treat this business like a playground.” He says Bad Blood won’t be a match — it’ll be a career-ending reckoning.

Jack Perry interrupts, smirking as the crowd boos. He mocks Orton for being “the past clinging to relevance,” calling him a “washed-up legend killer with no bite.” The tension rises as Orton drops the mic and steps forward — only for LA Knight’s music to hit.

Knight enters to a massive pop, declaring that neither man has what it takes to stop Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu, mocking the entire Bloodline. Before anyone can react, Solo and Fatu hit the ring and unleash chaos — superkicks, Samoan Drops, and absolute destruction. All three men — Orton, Knight, and Perry — are left laying as Solo and Fatu stand tall over the carnage.

Rating: 95%

Match 1 - Bianca Belair & IYO SKY vs. Liv Morgan & Raquel Rodriguez

Attackers:

Winner: Match Called Off
Rating: 71%

Post-Match: Big brawl between the teams

All six women engage in a wild, all-out fight around ringside. Security floods the scene as commentary shouts: “This rivalry is tearing both divisions apart!”

Rating: 89%

Match 2 - Santos Escobar & Carlito vs. Ilja Dragunov & Sheamus

Ringside:

Winner: Sheamus (Pinfall via Brogue Kick)
Rating: 77%

Post-Match: Escobar explodes on Garza

After the bell, Escobar snaps — yelling at Angel Garza for refusing to help earlier in the match. He shoves Garza against the barricade as the rest of Legado tries to intervene. Meanwhile, Dragunov and Sheamus share a respectful nod from across the ring — a sign of hard-earned respect between warriors.
Rating: 84%

Promo: Naomi calls Tiffany a fraud

Naomi steps into the ring with a chip on her shoulder, declaring she’s tired of “plastic champions and spotlight thieves” like Tiffany Stratton. She calls Tiffany a fraud who can’t back up her “Barbie doll act” when the lights are bright.

Tiffany interrupts in her usual smug fashion, dismissing Naomi as “yesterday’s news.” Before tensions explode, Roxanne Perez interrupts both women — accusing Naomi of being jealous of “the future.” The crowd reacts loudly as Naomi gets in Roxanne’s face, setting up a tag match for later in the night.
Rating: 73%

Match 3 - Naomi & Natalya vs. Roxanne Perez & Tiffany Stratton

When Roxanne finally reaches for a tag, Tiffany hops off the apron, abandoning her partner. Naomi takes advantage, hitting a massive Feel the Glow Kick to pin Roxanne clean.

Winner: Naomi (Pinfall via Feel the Glow)
Rating: 61%

Post-Match: Tiffy looks at Roxanne from the ramp

Tiffany walks up the ramp, watching Roxanne struggle to get to her feet. With a sly smile, she flips her hair and mouths, “You’re not on my level.”
Rating: 74%

Match 4 - Veer Mahaan vs. Austin Theory

Winner: Austin Theory (Pinfall via A-Town Down)
Rating: 54%

Post-Match: Waller attacks Theory

As Theory celebrates, Grayson Waller blindsides him with a steel chair. The crowd boos loudly as Waller stands over Theory, shouting: “I’m the real future of SmackDown!” Officials rush out, separating them as commentary confirms: Waller vs. Theory next week!
Rating: 82%

WWE Men’s Tag Team Championship

Match 5 - British Strong Style vs. Los Dragones Celestiales

Winner and STILL WWE Men’s Tag Team Champions: Rey Fenix (1) and Dragon Lee(1) as Los Dragones Celestiales (Flash Pinfall)
Rating: 68%

Post-Match: Handshake between teams

After the match, both teams share a show of respect. The crowd applauds as they shake hands, acknowledging the effort.

Backstage, the camera cuts to DIY watching on a monitor — silent, frustrated, and clearly plotting their next move.
Rating: 80%

Main Event - Jack Perry vs. Cody Rhodes

A pay-per-view level main event on free TV. Cody and Perry wrestle a methodical, storytelling-driven match. Perry uses underhanded tactics to control early, targeting Cody’s ribs.

Cody rallies back with signature offense — Disaster Kick, scoop powerslam, Cody Cutter — for a near fall. Perry goes for the belt shot but misses, allowing Cody to counter into Cross Rhodes for the pin.

Winner: Cody Rhodes (Pinfall via Cross Rhodes)
Rating: 85%

Post-Match: Gunther brutalizes Cody Rhodes again

As Cody celebrates, Gunther storms the ring from behind. The Ring General delivers a sickening chop that echoes through the arena, followed by a brutal powerbomb.

Gunther stands over Cody, lifting the title high as commentary yells:
“Gunther doesn’t just want to beat Cody and win the WWE Championship— he wants to break him before Bad Blood!”

Rating: 95%

Petar Musa · 13 Outubro 2025

WWE: Monday Night Raw – September 30, 2024

Venue: Local Huge Arena
Location: Florida, United States
Attendance: 20,000 (SOLD OUT)
Total Rating: 90%
Total Viewers: 47,869,877

Opening Segment: Contract Signing for Lashley vs. Rollins vs. Punk at Bad Blood

The show opens with tension in the air. Three podiums, three chairs, and one long table fill the ring. Adam Pearce stands center-ring as Bobby Lashley, Seth “Freakin” Rollins, and CM Punk make their entrances to thunderous reactions.

Lashley signs and takes the mic first — calm but confident:

“Neither of you are on my level. You talk, I dominate. You pose, I conquer.”

Rollins signs the contract laughing maniacally and starts pacing around the table:

“You’ll dominate nothing when I burn your kingdom to the ground, Bobby. And Punk? You’ve been chasing the spotlight since 2011. I am the spotlight.”

Punk steps up, picks the pen and signs the contract. Then, with the eyes cold:

“At Bad Blood, I finish what I started years ago — proving Seth Rollins isn’t ‘The Man,’ and Bobby Lashley isn’t a real champion.”

A tense silence breaks into chaos. Lashley flips the table, Rollins lunges, and Punk dodges. Lashley lifts Rollins and powerbombs him through the table! Punk smirks from the corner, holding up the contract he’s already signed.

Crowd chants: “Holy s**! Holy s***!”*
Punk leans into the camera and whispers, “See you at Bad Blood.”

Rating: 93%

Match 1: The New Day vs. Carmelo Hayes & Trick Williams

Interference:

Winner: Xavier Woods (Outside Interference – Lost in the Woods)

Crowd boos loudly — commentary notes, “Not the cleanest victory from The New Day tonight.”
Rating: 64%

Post-Match: Street Profits Chase Off The New Day

The Street Profits sprint to the ring, chasing New Day off through the crowd! Montez grabs a mic:

“At Bad Blood, no tricks, no shortcuts — just smoke!”
The Profits stand tall as the crowd chants, “We want the smoke!”

Rating: 77%

Backstage: Shayna Baszler and Chelsea Green Verbal Clash

Backstage — Shayna confronts Chelsea Green.

Shayna: “Chelsea, you’re not a wrestler. You’re a clown.”
Chelsea: “A clown who’s about to juggle your career away!”

Chelsea throws a shoe at Shayna and runs off laughing.

Rating: 69%

Entrance: Chelsea Green

Rating: 80%
Chelsea comes out taunting Shayna with a mock black eye painted on her face.

Match 2: Katana Chance vs. Chelsea Green

Interference:

Winner: Katana Chance (Disqualification – Count Out)
Shayna storms the ring and chases Chelsea! The referee calls for the bell giving the victory to Katana due to Chelsea count-out.

Rating: 42%

Post-Match: Shayna Chases Chelsea

Rating: 77%
Chelsea sprints through the crowd while Shayna screams, “You can’t hide forever!”

Video Promo: The Intense Rivalry of Damian Priest and Finn Balor

Rating: 100%
A cinematic video shows the dark, fractured brotherhood of The Judgment Day. Slow-motion shots of their attacks on each other, voiceovers from both.

Set to haunting music, the video ends with the tagline: “Priest vs. Balor – Hell in a Cell at Bad Blood. Only one survives.”

Match 3: The Miz vs. “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio

Ringside:

Interference:

Winner: Dominik Mysterio (Outside Interference – Frog Splash)
Rating: 72%

Promo: JD McDonagh – “We Are Not Clowns”

Rating: 67%
After the match, JD grabs a mic:

“Everyone laughs at us, calls us jokes. The fun’s over. We’re not clowns — we’re the future Tag Team Champions of RAW.”
Serious tone, no smiles.

Video: Kaiser Attacks Vinci at Live Event

Rating: 71%
Clips from a live event show Kaiser blindsiding Vinci backstage.

“You’re not on my level, Vinci!” Kaiser shouts after slamming him into equipment crates.

Split-Screen Interview: Kaiser & Vinci

Rating: 79%
Tense interview.

Vinci: “I was the strength of Imperium. Kaiser was just a voice hiding behind me and Gunther.”
Kaiser: “History will remember me, not you. I fight for pride, not ego.”

Match 4: Ronda Rousey vs. Cassie Lee

Cassie uses every dirty trick possible — eye rakes, hair pulls — but Ronda’s intensity overwhelms her. After a brutal judo throw, Ronda locks in Juji-Gatame for the tap-out.

Winner: Ronda Rousey (Submission – Juji-Gatame)
Rating: 69%

Post-Match: Big Brawl – Becky & Cassie vs. Tessa & Ronda

Becky Lynch blindsides Ronda with a steel chair! Cassie joins in until Tessa Blanchard rushes the ring for the save. A chaotic brawl breaks out.

Adam Pearce storms out:

“Enough! At Bad Blood, it’s a Tornado Tag Match — Becky & Cassie vs. Ronda & Tessa!”

Becky smirks, yelling into the camera:

“I ended Ronda Rousey once, and at Bad Blood, I’ll do it again — this time with backup.”

Rating: 92%

Promo: Bronson Reed Brutally Attacks Kevin Owens

Rating: 96%
Owens cuts a fiery promo in-ring:

“Here’s the deal. I’m not some rookie for you to flatten. I’ve won world titles, I’ve main evented WrestleMania, I’ve been fired on TV more times than I can count. I don’t care what the script says, Bronson — I’m not a stepping stone.”

Bronson Reed storms out and destroys Owens, slamming him through the LED wall! Medical staff rush in. Owens, on a stretcher, gives a thumbs-up to the crowd. Fans chant: “KO! KO! KO!”

Match 5: Alexa Bliss vs. Nia Jax

Winner: Alexa Bliss (Pinfall – Sister Abigail)
Rating: 81%

Main Event: Jey Uso vs. Karrion Kross

Ringside:

Hard-hitting contest. Scarlett’s distraction backfires as Jey rolls Kross up out of nowhere for a surprise win!

Winner: Jey Uso (Flash Pinfall)
Rating: 78%

Post-match: Bron Breakker hits the ring and SPEARS Jey Uso in half!

Chad Gable appears on the ramp, microphone in hand — and beside him is… SAMI ZAYN!

Commentary explodes:

“Wait a minute! That’s the man Gable was talking about!”

Sami enters the ring, standing between Breakker and Uso. The crowd chants “Sami! Sami!” but he doesn’t act.

The show ends with a tense stare-down — Will Sami Zayn turn on Jey Uso?

Rating: 88%

Petar Musa · 13 Outubro 2025

WWE: SmackDown – Friday, October 4, 2024

Venue: Tacoma Dome
Location: Washington, United States
Attendance: 20,824 - SOLD OUT
Total Rating: 83%

Opening Segment: The New Order of Violence Challenges LA Knight

Rating: 84%

The show kicks off with a dark, heavy atmosphere as The New Order of Violence’s menacing theme shakes the Tacoma Dome. Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu stomp to the ring, exuding danger. Solo grips a mic, face unreadable, while Fatu stands like a loaded weapon beside him.

Solo Sikoa:

“Look at this. These people still scream ‘YEAH!’ They still cling to their little hero, LA Knight. They forget who runs this show. They forget who brings the pain. At Bash in Berlin, my cousin Jacob Fatu was robbed.”

The crowd boos mercilessly. Solo raises his hand — and the boos immediately hush.

Solo Sikoa:

“Quick count. Lucky pin. You think that changes anything? That title still belongs to the New Order of Violence. Since then, we’ve shown LA Knight what happens when you disrespect family — we’ve put him and that old snake Randy Orton down week after week. And at Bad Blood, Jacob Fatu’s will take what he deserves — the United States Championship.”

Fatu steps forward, nostrils flaring, and roars — a primal growl that sends chills through the arena.

Suddenly — “YEAH!” — LA Knight’s music hits! The Tacoma Dome erupts as the Megastar struts out, mic in one hand and a steel pipe hidden behind his back.

LA Knight:

“Lemme talk to ya! You say you were robbed? Nah, what happened was the real champion did what he does best — WIN, YEAH! You can talk about pain, dominance, ‘family,’ whatever you want, but I’m sick of getting jumped by you goons every single week.”

Knight storms to the ring without hesitation — slides in — and SWINGS THE PIPE!

Crack across Fatu’s back!
Crack across Solo’s knee!

Fatu staggers out of the ring; Solo drops to one knee in agony. Knight paces like a caged animal, US Title slung over his shoulder.

LA Knight:

“You want your rematch, Fatu? You want gold? YOU GOT IT! At Bad Blood, I’ll show you what a real champion looks like, YEAH!”

Before Solo can respond — “Medal!” hits the speakers — Kurt Angle walks out to a thunderous ovation.

Kurt Angle:

“LA Knight! Jacob Fatu! You want it? It’s true! At Bad Blood, it’s official — LA Knight vs. Jacob Fatu for the United States Championship!”

Angle’s smile fades as he turns to Solo.

Kurt Angle:

“But Solo — given your constant interference — you’re banned from ringside! If you even think about getting involved, Fatu’s disqualified and loses all future title opportunities. It’s true… it’s damn true!”

Knight's theme hits as Knight raises the US Title and pipe high, standing tall over a furious Solo and Fatu at ringside.

Match 1: Grayson Waller vs. Austin Theory

Winner: Austin Theory (Pinfall via A-Town Down)
Rating: 86%

Video Package: WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions

Rating: 100%
A cinematic package spotlights the Women’s Tag Division. Narration promises that “at Bad Blood, alliances will crumble, and a new era of dominance begins.”

Backstage: DIY Confronts Los Dragones Celestiales

Rating: 86%
Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa approach Dragon Lee and Axiom backstage.

Gargano:

“We’re not mad… we’re motivated. You two are the next big thing? Good. Because we’re next — right?”

Dragon Lee:

“Anytime, hermano.”

The teams bump fists — respectful, but tense. Commentary teases: “A dream tag match waiting to explode.”

Match 2: #DIY vs. Pretty Deadly

Winner: Tommaso Ciampa (Pinfall via Psycho Kutter)
Rating: 64%

Post-Match: Pretty Deadly Attack DIY

Rating: 70%
As DIY celebrate, Pretty Deadly jump them from behind with their microphones, screaming into them mockingly:

“We’re the main event — not you indie boys!”

They pose over the fallen DIY as the crowd rains down boos.

Video Package: Randy Orton vs. Jack Perry

Rating: 100%
Slow-motion shots of Orton’s RKO on Perry from last week. Perry’s voiceover:

“I’m not afraid of legends. I’m here to end them.”
Followed by Orton’s icy stare and response:
“Kid, I am the end.”
Fade to black with the words: “Bad Blood – One Legend Falls.”

Match 3: Santos Escobar & Carlito vs.Cruz Del Toro & Joaquin Wilde

Winner: Santos Escobar (Pinfall via Phantom Driver)
Rating: 70%

Match 4: Roxanne Perez vs. Tiffany Stratton

Distraction:

A competitive match that ends controversially — as the referee checks on Tiffany, Naomi’s music hits, distracting her. Roxanne rolls Tiffany up for the surprise pin!

Winner: Roxanne Perez (Distraction Finish)
Rating: 55%

Post-Match: Tiffany Feels Robbed

Rating: 82%
Tiffany loses it, screaming, “I was robbed!” She stomps around ringside as Naomi laughs at her from the ramp. Tiffany points, yelling, “You ruined my moment!” setting up tension heading into Bad Blood.

Main Event Promo: Cody Rhodes & Gunther – The Final Encounter

The lights dim. Cody’s theme hits to thunderous applause. He enters, looking determined, bandaged ribs visible.

Cody:

“Gunther, you’ve chopped me, slammed me, broken me down week after week. But here I stand. I’ll keep standing, because the nightmare only ends when I finish the story.”

Gunther’s music interrupts.

Gunther:

“No story. No dream. Only defeat. At Bad Blood, the American Nightmare dies.”

Cody throws the first punch! Gunther absorbs it and retaliates with a devastating chop that echoes through the arena. Cody collapses as Gunther lifts the Undisputed Championship over his fallen challenger.

Commentary:

“Tomorrow night at Bad Blood — Cody vs. Gunther — it’s destiny versus dominance!”

Gunther stands tall to close SmackDown.

Petar Musa · 14 Outubro 2025

WWE: Bad Blood – Saturday, October 5, 2024

Venue: T-Mobile Park — Seattle, Washington
Attendance: 54,097
Total Rating: ★★★★½ (92%)

Opening Segment – Triple H Welcomes Everyone to Bad Blood (92%)

The lights dim and the crowd roars as the Bad Blood logo flashes across the massive LED screens.
Out steps Triple H, in a sharp suit, soaking in the energy of over 54,000 fans packed into T-Mobile Park.

“Tonight,” he begins, “we settle scores that have been months in the making. Tonight, blood will be spilled, stories will be written, and legends… will rise.”

The fans chant “THIS IS AWESOME!” before the show even begins.
Triple H smirks.

“Welcome… to BAD BLOOD!”

Pyro explodes around the stadium as the camera pans over the roaring crowd — the stage is set for chaos.

WWE World Heavyweight Championship

Match 1: Seth “Freakin” Rollins vs. CM Punk vs. Bobby Lashley (c)

The bell rings, and the chaos begins instantly. Punk and Rollins go after each other with ferocity, trading knife-edge chops and counters, only for Lashley to bulldoze them both.
At one point, Punk locks Rollins in the Anaconda Vise, only for Lashley to rip them apart and launch Punk with a Military Press onto the announce table!

Rollins rallies with a Superkick–Pedigree combo, but Lashley kicks out at two. Punk hits the GTS on Rollins and then... Drew McIntyre shocks everyone with a return, destroying Punk. He hits Punk multiple times with a chair.

Lashley takes the oportunity and Spears Seth Rollins. > 1-2-3

Winner and STILL WWE World Heavyweight Champion: Bobby Lashley (3) (Pinfall via Spear)
Rating (90%)

Post-Match – Drew McIntyre Returns (77%)

As Lashley exits, the cameras cut back to the ring — CM Punk is still down.

The Scottish Warrior Punk by the jaw, and snarls:

“You thought I’d forget?”

Then—CLAYMORE!
Punk is left lifeless as Drew stands tall, making it clear: the war isn’t over.

WWE United States Championship

Match 2: Jacob Fatu vs. LA Knight

The brawl is brutal. Fatu’s power dominates early, throwing Knight into the barricades. Knight rallies, hitting the Running Knee and Elbow Drop of the Century.
Fatu hits a Moonsault for a near-fall that has the crowd gasping. But Knight dodges a second one, connects with the BFT, and covers!
1… 2… 3!

Winner and STILL WWE United States Champion: LA Knight (1) (Pinfall via BFT)

Rating (86%)

Tornado Tag Team Match

Match 3: Becky Lynch & Cassie Lee vs. Ronda Rousey & Tessa Blanchard

All four women collide instantly. Cassie eats a Double Suplex early, while Becky and Ronda brawl outside.
Ronda applies a vicious Armbar on Cassie, but Becky breaks it with a Leg Drop from the top rope!
Tessa smashes Cassie with a Hammerlock DDT, and Ronda capitalizes — trapping Becky in the Juji-Gatame. Becky taps!

Winner: Ronda Rousey (Submission via Juji-Gatame)

Rating (91%)

WWE World Tag Team Championship

Match 4: The Street Profits vs. The New Day (c)

High-paced, high-flying chaos. Ford’s Frog Splash gets a near-fall, but Kofi nails Trouble in Paradise after Scarlett comes to the ring to distract the ref.
A steel chair shot behind the ref’s back seals it.

Interference:

Winner and STILL WWE World Tag Team Champions: Kofi Kingston (14) (Weapon Usage via Trouble in Paradise) and Xavier Woods (10) as The New Day

Match (88%)

Post-Match – The New Day’s Heel Turn (85%)

Kofi grabs a mic, grinning sinisterly.

“No more games. No more smiles. We’re the top team now — and if you thought we were your heroes… you’re dead wrong.”
The crowd showers them in boos as Xavier smashes Montez’s head with the chair again.

The New Day stands over the fallen Profits, gold raised, smiles gone.

Match 5: Randy Orton vs. Jack Perry

Orton methodically picks Perry apart, hitting his vintage DDTs. Perry claws at the eyes, hits a Swinging DDT — but here comes Omos!
The giant yanks Orton off the ropes, slamming him into the barricade. Perry capitalizes for the win.

Interference:

Winner: Jack Perry (Outside Interference via Swinging DDT)

Rating (78%)

Post-Match – Omos Attacks (92%)

Omos brutalizes Orton, Chokeslamming him through the announce table.
Perry kneels beside the carnage, smirking.

“The Legend Killer… just got killed.”
The crowd rains boos as Perry and Omos walk off arm in arm.

Hell in a Cell Match

Match 6: Finn Bálor vs. Damian Priest

A violent, emotional war. Chains, tables, chairs — nothing is spared.
Priest delivers Razor’s Edge through a table. Balor counters with Coup de Grâce off the Cell wall!
Both men barely move. Priest finally hits South of Heaven through the wreckage — and gets the three.

Winner: Damian Priest (Pinfall via South of Heaven)

Rating (89%)

Post-Match – Both Men Receive Medical Attention (85%)

Officials rush in as Priest barely kneels, clutching Balor’s arm, sharing a nod of respect before collapsing again.

WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship

Match 7: Bianca Belair & IYO SKY (c) vs. Dakota Kai & Giulia vs. Liv Morgan & Raquel Rodriguez

Pure chaos ensues. Bianca hits a 450 Splash on Liv, Raquel powerbombs Giulia, but IYO soars off the top with an Over The Moonsault to pin Dakota Kai and retain the titles!

Winner and STILL WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion: IYO SKY (3) (Pinfall via Over The Moonsault) and Bianca Belair (1)

Rating (84%)

Post-Match – Liv Morgan Fumes (78%)

Liv storms out, snatching her Women’s World Title from ringside, glaring at IYO and Bianca before walking off.

WWE Undisputed Championship

Main Event: Cody Rhodes (c) vs. GUNTHER

A masterpiece of storytelling.

Cody is with his ribs tapedafter the multiple attacks of Gunther in the past weeks.
Gunther dominates with brutal chops that echo through the park. Cody bleeds but refuses to quit.
Gunther hits the Last Symphony — 1… 2… Cody kicks out!
Cody fires up, hits Cross Rhodes, then another — and one more!

Winner and STILL WWE Undisputed Champion: Cody Rhodes (1) (Pinfall via Cross Rhodes)

Rating (92%)

Post-Match – Gunther’s Rampage (100%)

Gunther snaps. He destroys Cody post-match, slamming him through the announce table, roaring in rage.
Officials pull him away as Cody lies motionless, clutching his ribs.

Main Event Twist – Solo Sikoa Tries to Cash In… Roman Reigns Returns! (99%)

Solo storms down with the Money in the Bank briefcase, ready to cash in on the broken Cody!
Before the bell rings — “ACKNOWLEDGE ME!” hits.

ROMAN REIGNS RETURNS.

The roof blows off T-Mobile Park.
Roman walks to the ring, cold fury in his eyes. He stares at Solo… then attacks him!
A Superman Punch, followed by a Spear! Solo’s cash-in is ruined.

Roman turns, locking eyes with Cody.
The two stare down in the middle of the ring as the fans lose their minds.

Show fades out with Cody clutching the title… and Roman silently declaring his kingdom is not yet lost.

Petar Musa · 15 Outubro 2025

WWE Raw – Monday, October 7, 2024

Venue: UNM University Arena – New Mexico, USA
Attendance: 15,411 - SOLD OUT
Total Rating: 86%
Total Viewers: 47,398,290

Opening Segment – Drew McIntyre’s Triumph

The show opens cold — no pyro, just a shot of Drew McIntyre walking through the curtain, smirking as the crowd rains boos.

Michael Cole: “We’re live on Monday Night Raw, and the man who left CM Punk broken at Bad Blood… is wasting no time.”

Drew enters the ring, mic in hand, the arena echoing with heat.

“Last Saturday, I told the world CM Punk didn’t belong in my era. And what happened? He’s at home, nursing his ego — and I’m standing tall. The truth hurts, doesn’t it? I broke your hero. I broke Punk. And if anyone else wants to play savior… they’ll meet the same fate.”

He drops the mic to a storm of boos, smirking as his theme hits again. The camera cuts to Cole and McAfee at ringside, shaking their heads.

Pat McAfee: “Drew’s got the receipts, Cole — but he’s walking a dangerous line.”

SEGMENT RATING: 85%

Announcement – New Championship

A sleek, cinematic promo plays: shots of women training, holding past titles, and the phrase “Evolution Never Ends.”
Michael Cole (voice-over): “Coming this month — the WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship. A global tournament begins tonight, leading to a historic final at Crown Jewel.”

SEGMENT RATING: 88%

Promo – Ronda Rousey’s Declaration

Ronda Rousey walks out, fire in her eyes

“At Bad Blood, I beat Becky Lynch bloody. And now, I’m coming for history. I’ll be the first-ever Women’s Intercontinental Champion — mark my words.”

Chelsea Green’s music hits, interrupting her mid-sentence — and the first tournament match begins.

SEGMENT RATING: 84%

MATCH 1 – Ronda Rousey vs. Chelsea Green - WIC Tournament

WINNER: Ronda Rousey (via Submission – Juji-Gatame)
RATING: 64%

Post-Match – Shayna Strikes

As Chelsea nurses her arm, the crowd gasps — Shayna Baszler storms the ring and locks in a Kirifuda Clutch!
Officials swarm as Shayna smirks over the fallen Green.

SEGMENT RATING: 92%

Backstage – The Kingdom Evolves

Camera cuts to Bobby Lashley’s locker room. The WWE World Heavyweight Championship gleams under moody lighting.

Lashley, stone-faced:

“Karrion, your edge is dull. The Kingdom demands dominance.”

Kross scowls — then Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods enter, their new heel swagger unmistakable, tag titles on their shoulders.

Kofi: “We’re done being smiles and pancakes, Bobby. We’re your soldiers now.”

Lashley smirks, extending a hand.

“Welcome to The Kingdom.”

Scarlett looks uneasy as Kross storms out.

SEGMENT RATING: 73%

MATCH 2 – Awesome Truth vs. Dominik Mysterio & JD McDonagh

WINNER: JD McDonagh (via Pinfall – The Devil Inside)
RATING: 80%

Post-match, Dom grabs a mic.

“You’re lookin’ at the next kings of the tag division, baby — Latino Heat 2.0!”

JD smirks.

“The fun’s over. It’s our time now.”

SEGMENT RATING: 70%

Backstage – Chad Gable manipulates Sami Zayn

Camera finds Sami pacing backstage. Gable steps in quietly.

Gable: “You’ll never win anything trying to save everyone, Sami. You wanna be champion? Start thinking like one.”

Sami looks conflicted, rubbing his beard as the camera lingers.

SEGMENT RATING: 75%

Promo – The Architects of Pain

Paul Ellering stands beside Akam and Rezar.

Ellering: "2 weeks ago, we showed you a glimpse. A glimpse of what happens when brute force meets... misguided athleticism. The Creed Brothers, bless their naive hearts, thought grit alone could stand against the Architects of Pain. They were wrong."

Akam and Rezar nod menacingly, looking out at the crowd.

"This isn't about fancy moves or pretty speeches. This is about domination. This is about sending a message that echoes through every locker room: The Authors of Pain are here, and we're just getting started."

Suddenly, The Creed Brothers' music blasts! Julius and Brutus, taped up and seething, storm down the ramp. They charge the ring, tackling Akam and Rezar, a wild brawl erupting!

Despite their ferocity, the sheer power of AOP quickly begins to overwhelm them. Akam slams Brutus into the corner while Rezar hooks Julius for a devastating powerbomb. As Julius struggles, Akam joins in, and they hit a brutal combined Powerbomb/Neckbreaker!

Ellering stands over the fallen Creeds, raising the mic one last time.

Ellering: "Consider this your next lesson. There is no stopping the inevitable. The Authors of Pain will continue to systematically dismantle everything you thought you knew about strength. Your legacy... is broken."

SEGMENT RATING: 81%

MATCH 3 – Meiko Satomura vs. Alexa Bliss

WINNER: Meiko Satomura (via Pinfall – Death Valley Bomb using the ropes for leverage while pinning)
RATING: 73%

Post-match, commentary confirms:

Michael Cole: “Meiko Satomura will face Jade Cargill at Crown Jewel for the WWE Women's World Title”

SEGMENT RATING: 90%

MATCH 4– Kevin Owens vs. Giovanni Vinci

WINNER: Kevin Owens (via Pinfall – Stunner)
RATING: 75%

Post Match

Suddenly, Bronson Reed blindsides Owens post-match! He sets up for the Tsunami through the announce table — Owens escapes and hurls a monitor at his head! Reed stumbles, laughing, blood running down his temple.

Pat McAfee: “That’s a monster, Cole! Owens just woke up something terrifying!”

SEGMENT RATING: 92%

MAIN EVENT – Damian Priest & Seth Rollins vs. The New Day

Fast, physical, and chaotic. Rollins looks rejuvenated, Priest ruthless. Kofi distracts the ref, Woods nails Rollins with a low blow, then hits Lost in the Woods for the shocking win.

WINNER: Xavier Woods (via Pinfall – Lost in the Woods)
RATING: 83%

Post-Match: War – Lines Are Drawn

Following New Day's victory, Bobby Lashley appear on the stage, celebrating their dominance and taunting Seth Rollins and Damian Priest.

Lashley holds up his WWE Men's World Heavyweight Championship, while New Day brandish their tag titles.

Rollins, seething, grabs a mic. "Lashley! You think you can just assemble an army and walk over everyone? You think you're the only one who knows how to fight fire with fire?!" Priest stands stoically beside him.

Suddenly, the arena explodes as The Street Profits' music hits! Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford charge down to the ring, eyes locked on New Day, still simmering from their Bad Blood defeat.

They stand shoulder-to-shoulder with Rollins and Priest, a united front. Montez Ford grabs a mic. "New Day, you wanna play dirty? You wanna join a King's club? You just picked a fight with the wrong Street!"

The crowd roars even louder as AJ Styles' music hits! "The Phenomenal One" makes his entrance, his gaze cutting through the celebrating Kingdom Styles enters the ring, taking his place with the others. "Looks like Lashley's got himself some new friends. But it takes more than numbers to win a war. It takes phenomenal talent. And I've got a score to settle with everyone who thinks they can run roughshod over WWE!"

The two factions stand on opposing sides of the arena, a clear declaration of war.

SEGMENT RATING: 89%

Petar Musa · 16 Outubro 2025

WWE: Smackdown - Fri 11 October 2024

Total Rating: 89%
Venue: Saddledome
Attendance: 19,600
Location: Alberta, Canada
Total Viewers: 47,002,503

Opening Promo: The Reckoning of the Tribal Chief

ROMAN REIGNS' iconic music hits – . Roman Reigns emerges, not with the usual confident swagger, but with a stern, almost cold expression. He's wearing a custom suit, but the Ula Fala is conspicuously absent from his shoulder. Beside him, Paul Heyman walks with a nervous energy, clutching the microphone tightly, his eyes darting around the arena as if expecting an ambush. They slowly make their way to the ring, Roman taking his time, soaking in the reaction.

Paul Heyman: Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Paul Heyman, and I am the wiseman... to the undisputed Tribal Chief! The Head of the Table! The one, true... ROMAN REIGNS!

Paul Heyman: At Bad Blood, the entire world witnessed a betrayal! A coup attempt! A desperate grab for power orchestrated by those who dared to defy the very foundation of their lineage! Solo Sikoa... Jacob Fatu... they believed they could cast aside the wisdom of the Tribal Chief! They believed they could carve their own path and claim a destiny that was never theirs to take! But tonight, the truth will be laid bare! Tonight, the consequences will be... acknowledged!

(Heyman, sweat beading on his forehead, offers the microphone to Roman.)

Roman Reigns: Solo. Jacob.

Roman Reigns: You made a choice. You chose to try and take what was never yours. You chose to forget who the Head of the Table is. You chose... to dishonor our name. And for that... you are no longer welcome at my table.

Roman Reigns: I didn't return at Bad Blood to save Cody Rhodes. I returned to remind you... that I AM ROMAN REIGNS. And while I stand here... there will be no new Tribal Chief. There will be no new Head of the Table. There is only one.

Suddenly, the aggressive, distorted bass and drums of the NEW ORDER OF VIOLENCE theme song crash through the speakers! The arena erupts as Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu burst onto the stage, their faces contorted with rage. They march directly to the ring, eyes locked on Roman, a fire in their souls. Paul Heyman visibly flinches, stepping further back.

Solo and Fatu slide into the ring, not hesitating, immediately getting face-to-face with Roman. Solo points a furious finger at Roman, his lips moving rapidly, but no words can be heard over the deafening crowd. Roman stares back, unflinching, a subtle, almost imperceptible smirk playing on his lips. Fatu stands beside Solo, a silent, menacing enforcer, ready to strike.

The three men are locked in a tense, furious staredown. The fractured Bloodline stands exposed, two warring factions ready to tear each other apart for supremacy. Roman slowly, almost mockingly, unbuttons his suit jacket, his eyes never leaving Solo and Fatu.

95%

WWE Men's Tag Team Championship

Match 1: #DIY Vs. Los Dragones Celestiales (c)

Winner and STILL WWE Men's Tag Team Champions: Rey Fenix (1) (Pinfall via Springboard 450 Splash) and Dragon Lee (1) as Los Dragones Celestiales
76%

Post Match: DYI applaud Los Dragones Celestiales with forced smiles

DIY applaud the champs but clearly force smiles.

Commentary: “Something’s brewing beneath that respect…”
76%

Pre Match: Bayley says she's happy to come

"WWE Universe, it feels so good to be back home! I've missed you all, I've missed this energy, and I've definitely missed being in this ring! While I was away, I wasn't just sitting on the sidelines, no way. I was watching every single one of you, and let me tell you, the women's division is on fire!

But a fire in the belly burns brightest when there's gold to chase! I'm back, I'm ready, and I've got my sights set on all the championships. And speaking of new challenges, a brand new Women's Intercontinental Championship? Oh, you know 'The Role Model' is absolutely coming for that!

Whether it's the top prize, the tag titles, or that beautiful new piece of gold, Bayley is here to prove that I'm still at the top of my game. So get ready, because it's hug time... and title time!"
83%

Match 2: Bayley Vs. Asuka - WIC Tournament

Winner: Bayley (Pinfall via Rose Plant)
84%

Promo: High Stakes – Bianca Demands, Angle Delivers!

Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez are in the ring, Liv arrogantly declares that she's unbeatable, especially since she wasn't even pinned in the Women's Tag Team Championship match. Suddenly, Bianca Belair and IYO SKY interrupt, marching down to the ring with purpose. Bianca snatches a mic, challenging Liv directly for her title. Liv scoffs, refusing the challenge, stating Bianca didn't earn it by not pinning her.

Before the argument escalates, GM Kurt Angle's music hits, and he steps out, looking exasperated. Angle announces that Tonight's SmackDown Main Event will be for the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship: Bianca Belair & IYO SKY vs. Liv Morgan & Raquel Rodriguez! Angle then adds the explosive stipulation: if Bianca and IYO SKY successfully retain their tag titles, Bianca Belair will earn a shot at Liv Morgan's WWE Women's Undisputed Championship at Crown Jewel!
76%

Promo: "The People's Champ, The Open Challenge!"

The arena explodes as LA Knight's music hits, the crowd chanting "L. A. Knight! YEAH!" He strides to the ring, US Title gleaming on his shoulder, a confident smirk on his face. He grabs a mic.

"Lemme talk to ya! You saw what went down at Bad Blood, right? Jacob Fatu? Mighty Moonsault? More like Mighty Failure! Because when the chips are down, when the bright lights are on, when it's just me and you in that ring... everybody knows whose game it is! YEAH!

Twice, I put him down. Twice, I proved why this right here — the US Title — belongs to the fastest-rising superstar in all of WWE! But I ain't one to back down from a fight. I'm a fighting champion, baby! So right here, right now, on SmackDown, I'm issuing an open challenge! Who's man enough to step up and try to take this gold from LA Knight? Come on! YEAH!"

Jinder Mahal answers the open challenge.
87%

Match 3: WWE Men's United States Championship

Jinder Mahal Vs. LA Knight (c)

Winner and STILL WWE Men's United States Champions: LA Knight (1) (Pinfall via BFT)
71%

Post Match: Omos and Perry attacks LA Knight

As LA Knight celebrates his victory, still in the ring, his hand raised by the referee, the lights suddenly flicker and then go out. A deep, ominous gong sounds, then Omos's intimidating music hits. The giant Omos slowly makes his way to the ring, his eyes fixed on Knight.

Before Knight can even process what's happening, Jack Perry, clutching a microphone, slides in from behind and delivers a low blow! Knight crumbles. Omos steps over him, lifts him with ease, and slams him down with a Tree Slam! Perry laughs maniacally.

Perry grabs the mic, standing over a downed Knight. "Knight! You think you're hot stuff, huh? Winning titles? I've been taking out legends! Randy Orton? Gone! Now, there's a new target in my sights, and it's that shiny little title you're holding!"

Perry then drops the mic on Knight's chest, and Omos lifts Knight for another devastating slam, cementing their message.
95%

Backstage: Santos Escobar says to Garza that he'll have a match with Sheamus to test his loyalty

81%

Match 4: Sheamus Vs. Angel Garza

Interference:

Winner: Sheamus (Outside Interference Finish via Brogue Kick)
62%

Post-Match: Escobar berates Garza, shoves him → Garza SNAPS and Superkicks Escobar.
77%

Promo: Gunter "Cody didn't win, he survived!"

Gunther promo: “Cody didn’t win. He survived. But survival has an expiration date — and I am that date.”

Cody responds, taped ribs: “You can knock me down, but you’ll never keep me down. This isn’t your story to end.”
The security needs to intervene before the brawl escalate.
87%

WWE Women's Tag Team Championship

Main Event: Bianca Belair & IYO SKY (c) Vs. Liv Morgan & Raquel Rodriguez

Winner and STILL WWE Women's Tag Team Champions: IYO SKY (3) (Flash Pinfall via Over The Moonsault) and Bianca Belair (1)
84%

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