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Post by JoDaNa1281 on Oct 6, 2018 10:52:04 GMT -5
The money they're getting for these foreign super shows, we'll be seeing the likes of Taker and HHH and Cena etc for years and years to come. As long as that money keeps coming, they'll keep going...even if they can only move using walkers. Basically, this will be their match in a couple years
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Post by edgestar on Oct 6, 2018 10:53:27 GMT -5
Merch that has sold out already: AJ's hat Iiconics shirt Red tour shirt Seth Rollins shirt Sasha necklace Dean Ambrose I have several questions... Why was Dean Ambrose for sale? And how did edgestar get enough money to get to Australia and buy him? I have my ways.....
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Post by Nosnorb on Oct 6, 2018 12:41:04 GMT -5
After all these years, the water bottle in Trips entrance looks stupid, and not in a good way. Why on Earth isn't he using a severed Terminator head or a skull as a goblet? Both would look stupid, but in a good way.
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Post by Susan "Poison" Candy on Oct 6, 2018 12:43:05 GMT -5
Thank god Cedric is no longer Cruiserweight Champion
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Post by Chiral on Oct 6, 2018 12:45:39 GMT -5
Watching Taker/HHH on the Network now, it's like senior citizen theater fighting league.
Any match from this show worth going back to watch after this one ends?
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Post by The Rick Jericho on Oct 6, 2018 12:53:28 GMT -5
Reading the Miz/Bryan result was hilarious. Gee, what have I been saying about that feud for that past few months? That it isn't a serious high level feud and that Bryan should have simply faced him at 1 PPV in his last act as GM and killed Miz in like 3 minutes? After all of these months of dicking around what did they end up doing? Bryan just killed Miz in less than 3 minutes. You know, for those who care about betting on WWE these goofy shows overseas should be the ones you would want to do. The Aussie and Saudi shows are glorified house shows so nothing useful with occur, thus it's straight chalk if you're a bettor. People sat Shinsuke and Joe look like AJs bitches? Miz is dead. He's just not credible enough to have a world title run. Leave him in the mid card and let Bryan please go back way up the card. Unless Miz can reinvent himself like Orton, leave him down the card. The act is tired. Old. Stale.
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Post by Nosnorb on Oct 6, 2018 12:54:03 GMT -5
Watching Taker/HHH on the Network now, it's like senior citizen theater fighting league. Any match from this show worth going back to watch after this one ends? Bex vs Charlotte, and New Day vs The Bar.
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Post by Chiral on Oct 6, 2018 12:57:23 GMT -5
Oh my god this post match stuff. Triple H crying and hugging HBK like...why lol.
Edit: also good gravy does Triple H love him some post match 4th wall breaks.
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Post by chazraps on Oct 6, 2018 12:59:11 GMT -5
Hang on, haven't watched yet but is the show just ending NOW?!
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Post by Nosnorb on Oct 6, 2018 13:04:12 GMT -5
Hang on, haven't watched yet but is the show just ending NOW?! Considering the length of the usual WWE PPV, you would be forgiven for thinking that. It ended 9.00 AM EST.
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Post by chazraps on Oct 6, 2018 13:04:40 GMT -5
Hang on, haven't watched yet but is the show just ending NOW?! Considering the length of the usual WWE PPV, you would be forgiven for thinking that. It ended 9.00 AM EST. Gotcha, I was about to say! Thanks.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 6, 2018 13:07:07 GMT -5
Watching Taker/HHH on the Network now, it's like senior citizen theater fighting league. Any match from this show worth going back to watch after this one ends? Bex vs Charlotte, and New Day vs The Bar. Yeah, I'd go back and watch everything that isn't HHH vs. Taker, Bryan vs. Miz or Cena/Bob vs. Elias/KO.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 6, 2018 13:39:27 GMT -5
Writing my impressions now...got a lot to get off my chest.
Thank God yall my fam have already said a lot of what I was gonna say.
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Post by ryanjoste on Oct 6, 2018 14:53:20 GMT -5
Thank god HHH got his win back. I can’t speak for anyone else, but I couldn’t get sleep for years because of it. I can’t imagine what Trips was going through. The wrong was finally righted. I'm just so pleased these guys are finally getting a turn in the spotlight after so many years of selflessly putting others first. Undertaker should be lauded for putting the younger guy over.
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Oct 6, 2018 15:02:03 GMT -5
WWE Super Show-Down October 6th, 2018 | Melbourne Cricket Ground in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | Attendance: 70,309
I’m a sucker for a big stadium event. Whether it’s WrestleMania, SummerSlam 92, the Greatest Royal Rumble, and now Super Show-Down. Taking place in Melbourne, in front of a huge crowd, the WWE is bringing up what looks like a fun show on paper. Building the hype around Triple H vs. The Undertaker doesn’t interest me, but most of the other matches do. I’m excited.
Giving this show a ton of pyro when others don’t get it makes it feel special. It’s a little thing, but it works. Michael Cole, Corey Graves, and Renee Young handled commentary.
WWE Smackdown Tag Team Championship: The New Day [c] w/ Big E vs. The Bar It feels like forever ago that the Bar were the ones to ultimately end New Day’s historic title reign over on Raw. Interesting to see Big E on the sidelines considering the power of their opponents. That allowed for a battle of speed against power. The quickness that Kofi and Woods used for a barrage of offense early on set the tone. They made mistakes and got caught, leading the challengers to dominate for a long stretch. Woods was so out, he wasn’t even on the apron as Kofi got isolated. Even when Woods got the tag, the Bar was still in control. Down the stretch, both teams picked up several close calls until New Day busted out a Backstabber/diving double stomp combo on Cesaro to retain in 9:41. This is something WWE does better than anyone else right now. Have good tag team matches. This was to the point, featured a lot of action, and some good late drama. Ideal way to start a show. [***½]
WWE Smackdown Women’s Championship: Becky Lynch [c] vs. Charlotte This is the definition of a feud that WWE just doesn’t understand. It’s almost impossible to cheer Charlotte in this situation, yet that’s what they want. Their HIAC match told a good story, but was surprisingly sloppy. Loud “Let’s go Becky” chants to start. Becky was aggressive right from the start. She kicked at Charlotte’s leg and viciously pulled her out of the ring onto her back. It wasn’t until Charlotte turned the tables and attacked Becky’s leg that she got something going. Becky found herself in trouble, especially when trapped in a Boston Crab, and attempted to walk out on the match. Charlotte stopped her and put on the Figure Eight. Becky couldn’t reach the ropes, so she instead grabbed her title and hit Charlotte with it for the DQ at 10:35. This was a solid little match that again, told a good story. The finish feels cheap, though it was clearly there to set up another match. WWE does it a bit too often, but I get it. [***]
Post-match, Charlotte went after Becky on the aisle. It backfired as Becky won out and hit her with a Bexploder on the outside. Becky is great.
Elias and Kevin Owens vs. John Cena and Lashley John Cena is much more lean now. He also needs a haircut in the worst way. This started with Lashley showcasing his power. He overwhelmed Elias and Owens at every turn. However, they used the numbers game to their advantage and wore him down. They were building to a Cena hot tag. As usual with Lashley, he plays second fiddle to a bigger star in a tag (see: Strowman, Reigns). Cena eventually got the tag and went nuts. He hit everything moving and delivered the Attitude Adjustment to Elias. Instead of winning there, he added the new wacky martial arts move of his (THE SIXTH MOVE OF DOOM) to seal it at 10:02. Basically a prolonged squash. However, Owens and Elias are entertaining together and it was fun to see Cena back in action. [**]
After the match, Cena thanked the fans and said he wasn’t sure what his future held.
Asuka and Naomi vs. The Iiconics Huge pop for the Iiconics. They legitimately played the babyfaces to the crowd. As usual, these personalities made for a fun match. Asuka and Naomi worked surprisingly well as a duo, with Asuka having a good time throwing in some dancing. The Iiconics were a perfect foil, with their antics just being a blast. Naomi was the one getting hot tag duty and did quite well, but the crowd was pro-Iiconics, so they didn’t pop for her. Billie cut off a Naomi springboard move and threw Asuka into the guardrail. That left Naomi alone to fall to a tandem move where Peyton hit a running knee at 5:39. A fun little tag made special by the personalities involved and the feeling of the Iiconics being home. [**½]
WWE Championship No Disqualifications Match: AJ Styles [c] vs. Samoa Joe One of my issues with their matches has been a lack of feeling like a fight. This rectified that, with the two going at it in the aisle. Unfortunately, the pace slowed a bit once they got to the ring and the match officially began. Joe wore AJ down and ran through him with strikes. It took a while, about 12 minutes, before anyone went for a weapon. Joe got a chair but had it used extensively on him, only to plant AJ with the STJoe onto it. Following a table spot, AJ went after Joe’s bad knee. It worked as a story move because it puts a hurting on Joe and sets up the Calf Crusher. Joe countered the move into the Coquina Clutch for a close call, before Styles came back with a springboard 450 onto the leg. In the end, Joe had a few more close calls, but his knee gave out on the Muscle Buster and AJ countered the Coquina Clutch into the pin from HIAC. Joe kicked out this time, but then got put in the Calf Crusher and tapped at 23:43. I wanted Joe to win here, but he really should’ve won a title back in July of 2017 against Brock. Anyway, this was like a lot of AJ’s title reign. A good match that ultimately underwhelmed and went too long. I dug the leg work, it just needed more of it and some added intensity to truly work. [***¾]
The Bella Twins and WWE Raw Women’s Champion Ronda Rousey vs. The Riott Squad A bit of arguing between Nikki and Ronda over who gets to start the match. Nikki got to start and was taken down by Ruby. They ran some Brie against Liv for the first time since the true Queen of Strong Style knocked her out. They had a cool little spot where Brie grabbed at Liv’s blue tongue and pulled. Most of the match was focused around the Bellas tagging each other and kind of ignoring Ronda. They’re planting the seeds for Nikki/Ronda, which should lead to a barrage of angry tweets once made official. Personally, I’m more than okay with that match as it makes sense from a business standpoint. Ronda finally got the big tag and did her thing. She beat both Sara and Liv with dual armbars at 9:58. A basic tag that was here to plant the seeds for Ronda/Nikki. [**¼]
WWE Cruiserweight Championship: Cedric Alexander [c] vs. Buddy Murphy If you aren’t watching 205 Live, you’re missing out on some of the very best wrestling in the world. Huge pop for hometown boy Murphy, who wore an Australian flag to the ring. Murphy came out with a sense of urgency, attacking Cedric early and going for plenty of quick pins. Around five minutes in, we got the spot of the night as Cedric hit a top rope Michinoku Driver. It looked incredible. Alexander’s back was targeted, so he struggled to get in some of his key offense. He also looked taken aback by not being the crowd favorite for the first time in his title reign. Cedric came close with a Spanish Fly and went right into hitting the Lumbar Check. That seemed to be it, but Buddy kicked out to a LOUD ovation. Unsure of what to do now, Cedric went for a springboard move. Buddy kicked him and hit Murphy’s Law to win the title at 10:33. An awesome match. They were given ten minutes and made the most of it, throwing everything at one another. Murphy had a plan to overwhelm Alexander and it worked. The combination of Cedric’s best shot not working and the pro-Buddy crowd was too much for him. Outstanding. [****¼]
Braun Strowman and WWE Raw Tag Team Champions Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre vs. The Shield Like the WWE Title match, this began with a brawl around the ring. Once the match officially started, Seth Rollins found himself in trouble. The Intercontinental Champion got decimated by his three opponents. The hot tag was continually cut off and by all rights, Braun’s team had the Shield’s number. The hot tag came after a dumb spot where Braun went up top and missed a splash. Why would he go for that when they were in control? Dean Ambrose was the one to come in hot for his guys. Roman Reigns eventually became the legal man and made the mistake of hitting Dean with an errant Superman Punch. The highlight was Braun’s guys surrounding the ring like the Shield. Dean was outside and stood up on the open side of the apron, as if he was gonna side with them over his brothers, only to run in and dropkick Braun. Great tease. Braun went to run him over outside, only for Roman to take him out with a Spear through the guardrail. Inside, Dean hit Dolph with Dirty Deeds to get the win in 19:37. A really good match. The Shield always delivers in six man tags. The Ambrose turn tease was done extremely well and the finishing stretch was hot. [***½]
Number One Contender’s Match: Daniel Bryan vs. The Miz The Miz went to cut a promo but was cut off by Bryan’s entrance. Miz jumped him and went after the damaged ribs. He mocked Bryan, only to get kicked around. When Bryan missed the Busaiku Knee, Miz hit one of his own for a near fall. Then, in an awesome finish, Bryan countered the Skull Crushing Finale into a small package to steal this at 2:21. Fantastic ending. Miz gets to whine about it being a fluke, while Bryan got to embarrass him. The small package was a Bryan signature on the indies and it feels like he outwrestled and outsmarted Miz. A smartly worked sprint that was an excellent addition to their ongoing story. [**½]
AJ Styles vs. Daniel Bryan is official for Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia.
Charlotte vs. Becky Lynch III was announced for this Tuesday’s Smackdown.
No Disqualifications Match: Triple H w/ Shawn Michaels vs. The Undertaker w/ Kane Contrary to what WWE would have you believe, this is NOT one of the greatest rivalries in history. This was made No DQ at the last minute. I’m not going to go too deep into this match. Put it this way: The match reminded me of something out of late 90s era WCW, but with more effort. Triple H and the Undertaker plodded through this and looked like they were moving in slow motion, just like WCW main eventers. However, I give them props for trying. It wasn’t like they were phoning it in on top of not being able to move. They, along with Kane and Shawn Michaels, took bumps and threw themselves into this trying to recreate an Attitude Era main event. I just can’t bring myself to care about it at this point and there were so many moments of them looking old and broken down more than anything else. A combination of a sledgehammer shot, Sweet Chin Music, and Pedigree kept Undertaker down after 27:34. As I said, too long, too slow, and a bit depressing to see these guys look so rough. [*¾]
Post-match, all four men celebrated together only for Kane and Undertaker to beat up HBK and HHH. It looks like we will be getting that tag at Crown Jewel. That might legitimately be the one major match this year I don’t watch. I don’t care to see bald Shawn Michaels mess up the memory I have of his incredible retirement match.
Overall: 7/10. Again, I give a lot of shows this score, but most this year have been like this. Good, but with several things to keep it from being great. It mostly felt like a quick four hour show up until the main event. The CW Title, SD Tag Titles, WWE Title, and Shield matches were all very good. The tags were harmless fun that were mostly entertaining at the very least.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 6, 2018 15:20:16 GMT -5
Saw it when I woke up and I've been watching periodically so now that I'm done watching, here's my opinion.
- That stadium is killer.
- The Bar's look and entrance is so perfect. We remember that Best of 7 series they always mention. We remember how they teamed up in the beginning and little by little they added things to their gimmick to become one of the greatest tag teams this generation. I love those dudes.
- New Day/Bar was dope. I liked the team moves they were doing and the finisher was great.
- Becky/Charlotte was great. The ending sucked but hey it was what it was. Becky right now, man, she's on some CM Punk shit. She's killing it on every level. She's gone from that "yeah she's great" to "wow Becky is f***ing amazing" these past few months.
- Elias and Owens did their thing. I just wish they knew how to translate that heat into cheers for the babyfaces. Lashley rolled out there and nobody gave a flying f***.
- Lean Cena needs smaller shirts. Overall man looks like Captain America decided to pick up the shield again. Dude looked great. Lashley outta speed tho. Dude ran 5 steps and stopped.
- Something was up with the Cena and Lashley/Elias and Owens match though. I don't know if it's because he's overhyped but Elias and Lashley don't have good chemistry. A few issues with them. Besides that it felt like a standard celebrity guest match. Just wanted Cena to tear it up a bit more. Cena hitting that 6th move for his new finisher is awesome lol.
- Was Lashley calling for the doctor before Cena made his speech?
- Cena is killing it with that hair. John looking like he can steal your girl, your sister, your mom and that girl that dumped you. Also that speech might be the last time we hear from Cena for a while, at least until WM.
- That Naomi/Jimmy commercial was hilarious.
- Felt a lil bad for the IIconics there given the crowd hasn't seen enough of them to give enough of a damn. They've really cooled down since that fire first few weeks. They went from a somewhat silly but serious if they wanna be tag team to jokes. On the other hand, the Riott Squad straight up elevated when they switched brands. With that said I feel the crowd was more behind the IIconics compared to Naomi and Asuka and it kept growing through the match. Thankfully the IIconics won that match. They couldn't have them lose there, no way.
- I woke up and turned this ppv on, paid attention to most of it but out of all the matches I paid attention to least, the number 1 pick in that lot was that Joe/Styles match. I've gone into detail in the "Samoa Joe is a bitch" thread and that "AJ Styles Reign" thread so I'll keep it short here: Joe is a bitch and Styles is having a bad run. Glad it's over. The quicker the belt is off AJ the better.
- The Riott Squad/Ronda and Bellas match, I called it last week that they'd put Liv and Brie in the match together and reference what happened and yeah they did, like come on now bruh. Brie still getting booed. The finish was dope tho.
- Buddy winning was what needed to be done. Props to him and Cedric for that dope match.
- Dope Shield/DoW match. A few things. Strowman is damn good. Go back and look at the scene where Strowman decides to jump off the top rope and look at his movements, reactions and such. That's perfect. He's special man. Was Ambrose ring general? He was giving somebody directions on the outside there for some reason. Biggest pops of the match involved Ambrose whether it's when Reigns took out Ambrose, when they thought Ambrose would turn or when Ambrose hit the DD on Ziggler giving them the win. Pretty sure Ziggler's getting wrecked by Strowman and/or McIntyre tomorrow on Raw.
- Bryan winning that quick needed to happen. f*** this Miz feud. Hang it up.
- That Taker/HHH just showed me that these old dudes can still do a lil bit but when I mean a lil bit, I really mean a lil bit. I don't wanna see them doing this again. Trips winning and the result better be due to the fact that we're getting Taker ending Triple H's career. Don't care how but we don't need this anymore. Don't know why Trips was crying and it just felt wrong to end it like that. Like ok, Kane's there but what did that give you? You still lost. Just so wrong man.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 6, 2018 15:47:24 GMT -5
Was HHH really crying at the end? Lol. I used to trash the talent for looking like goobers by crying after matches, but now I think I know why they do it. Trips trying to compete with This is Us.
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Post by hbkid718 on Oct 6, 2018 17:26:51 GMT -5
Here are the facts for Super Show-Down: - The New Day VS Cesaro & Sheamus was the 11th Smackdown Tag Team Championship Match of 2018, the 1st since Hell In A Cell on September 16, Cesaro & Sheamus’ 1st match on PPV since they lost to Matt Hardy & Bray Wyatt at Greatest Royal Rumble on April 27 & their 1st Tag Team Match since they lost to Rusev Day on Smackdown on September 11, Xavier Woods’ 1st match since he & Kofi Kingston defeated The Bludgeon Brothers on Smackdown on August 21, which was the last time he & Kingston teamed up, & his 1st PPV since he & Big E defeated The Bludgeon Brothers at SummerSlam on August 19, Kingston’s 2nd PPV opener in a row, & Woods, Cesaro, & Sheamus’ 1st PPV opener of 2018 - Charlotte Flair VS Becky Lynch was the 10th Smackdown Women’s Championship Match of 2018, the 1st since Hell In A Cell on September 16, the 1st match to be re-matched from Hell In A Cell, their 3rd re-match, the 100th WWE PPV match in 2018, the 48th Disqualification of 2018, the 1st since Raw on October 2, & 1st on PPV since SummerSlam on August 19 - John Cena & Bobby Lashley VS Elias & Kevin Owens was Owens’ 1st PPV since he lost to Braun Strowman at SummerSlam on August 19, Lashley’s 1st PPV since he defeated Roman Reigns at Extreme Rules on July 15, Elias’ 1st PPV since he lost to Seth Rollins at Money In The Bank on June 17, Cena’s 1st PPV & 1st match overall since he defeated Triple H at Greatest Royal Rumble on April 27, & the 1st time both teams teamed up in 2018, & was the 300th Tag Team Match in WWE & NXT on TV & PPV in 2018 - Asuka & Naomi VS The Iiconics was Billie Kay & Peyton Royce’s 1st time teaming up since they lost to Charlotte Flair & Becky Lynch on Smackdown on August 7, Kay’s WWE PPV debut, Asuka’s 1st PPV since she lost to Carmella at Extreme Rules on July 15, Naomi’s 1st PPV since Money In The Bank on June 16, was Royce’s 1st PPV since the Women’s Battle Royal at WrestleMania 34 on April 8, & was The Iiconics’ 1st win as a Tag Team since they defeated Asuka & Becky Lynch on Smackdown on April 24, & was Asuka’s 1st loss since she lost to Carmella at Extreme Rules on July 15 - AJ Styles VS Samoa Joe was the 10th WWE Championship Match of 2018, the 1st since Hell In A Cell on September 16, the 13th No Disqualification Match, the 1st since Raw on September 17, & the 1st on PPV since Extreme Rules on July 15, Joe’s 1st match since his last match against Styles at Hell In A Cell on September 16, the 2nd match to be re-matched from Hell In A Cell, & their 3rd re-match overall - The Bella Twins & Ronda Rousey VS The Riott Squad was the 45th 6-Person Tag Team Match of 2018, the 1st since NXT on October 3, the 1st for WWE proper since Raw on September 24, & the 1st on PPV since Fastlane on March 11, the 1st PPV since the Greatest Royal Rumble on April 27 to not have a Raw Women’s Championship Match, Ruby Riott’s 1st PPV since she defeated Bayley at Backlash on May 6, Sarah Logan & Liv Morgan’s 1st PPV since the Women’s Battle Royal at WrestleMania 34 on April 8, & was Nikki Bella’s 1st PPV since the Women’s Royal Rumble at the Royal Rumble on January 28 - Cedric Alexander VS Buddy Murphy was the 8th Cruiserweight Championship Match of 2018, the 1st since 205 Live on September 19, & the 1st on PPV since SummerSlam on August 19, which was also Alexander’s last PPV match, Murphy’s WWE PPV debut & his 1st match overall since he defeated Gran Metalik on 205 Live on September 11, their 2nd re-match, & was Alexander’s 1st singles loss of 2018, his 1st overall since he lost to Jack Gallagher by Disqualification on 205 Live on October 3, 2017, & his 1st by pinfall since he lost to Tony Nese on 205 Live on August 8, 2017, & was the 2nd Cruiserweight Title Change of 2018 & the 1st since Alexander defeated Mustafa Ali to win the vacant title at WrestleMania 34 on April 8 - The Shield VS Drew McInytre, Braun Strowman, & Dolph Ziggler was the 46th 6-Person Tag Team Match of 2018 & the 1st time since Raw on September 24 that there were 2 on the same show, the 2nd PPV in a row to not have an Intercontinental Title Match, the 1st PPV since Extreme Rules on July 15 to not have a Universal Title Match, & the 1st PPV since Money In The Bank on June 17 to not have a Raw Tag Team Title Match - Daniel Bryan VS The Miz was the 7th match to be re-matched from SummerSlam & their 2nd re-match overall - Triple H VS The Undertaker was the 14th No Disqualification Match of 2018 & the 1st time there were 2 on the same show, both Triple H’s 1st match since he lost to John Cena at the Greatest Royal Rumble on April 27, Undertaker’s 1st match sine he defeated Rusev at Greatest Royal Rumble on April 17, the 1st time since 2015 that The Undertaker competed in at least 3 matches in the same year, the 1st time since 2016 that Triple H competed in at least 3 matches in the same year, both wrestlers’ 1st PPV main event of 2018, both wrestlers’ 1st PPV main event of 2018, the 1st time Roman Reigns did not compete in the main event since Extreme Rules on July 15, & the 1st Non-Title Match to main event a PPV since the Money In The Bank Match at Money In The Bank on June 17
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Post by Deleted on Oct 6, 2018 17:33:44 GMT -5
- Becky/Charlotte was great. The ending sucked but hey it was what it was. Becky right now, man, she's on some CM Punk shit. She's killing it on every level. She's gone from that "yeah she's great" to "wow Becky is f***ing amazing" these past few months.
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Post by ryanjoste on Oct 6, 2018 17:38:18 GMT -5
- The Riott Squad/Ronda and Bellas match, I called it last week that they'd put Liv and Brie in the match together and reference what happened and yeah they did, like come on now bruh. Brie still getting booed. The finish was dope tho. I would rather they reference than act like it never happened. And so Brie got booed. She had been getting boos well before the incident so this isn't a big deal.
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