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WWE RAW Results (7/25/22): Roman Reigns & Theory, Seth Rollins Attacks, Rhea Ripley Returns, Rey Mysterio

WWE RAW aired live from Madison Square Garden this week. It was the final episode of RAW before WWE SummerSlam this Saturday night. Roman Reigns and The Usos battled Riddle and The Street Profits in this week’s main event.

WWE RAW Results (7/25)

  • Drew McIntyre def. Theory via DQ
  • United States Champion Bobby Lashley & Drew McIntyre def. Theory & Sheamus
  • The Mysterios def. The Judgement Day
  • Alexa Bliss def. Doudrop
  • AJ Styles & Dolph Ziggler def. Alpha Academy
  • Roman Reigns & The Usos def. Riddle & Street Profits

Here are the takeaways from this week’s WWE RAW:

The Miz and Logan Paul Brawled To Open the Show

The Miz and Logan Paul kicked off the show with a brawl at Madison Square Garden. WWE officials rushed the ring to separate the two to end the segment in quick fashion.

Theory Interrupted The Bloodline

Undisputed WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns made his way to the ring with Undisputed Tag Team Champions The Usos and Paul Heyman. Reigns & The Usos will battle Riddle and The Street Profits later tonight. The Usos will defend the Undisputed Tag Team Championships against The Street Profits at SummerSlam with Jeff Jarrett as the special guest referee. Roman Reigns will defend the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship against Brock Lesnar at the premium live event on July 30.

Roman Reigns asked the crowd to acknowledge him before saying he doesn’t feel like talking anymore. He handed the microphone to Paul Heyman and he welcomed everyone to the island of relevancy. The microphone cut out and Heyman joked that the sound guy must bef from New Jersey or something.

Heyman noted that Reigns is closing in on 700 days as Undisputed WWE Universal Champion before bringing up his SummerSlam opponent, Brock Lesnar. Paul claimed that everyone is sick of Brock riding on the coattails of the greatness of Roman Reigns and it is time for him to go away.

Money in the Bank winner Theory interrupted and reminded everyone that he’s going to take back his US Title from Lashley and cash in to become the new Undisputed Champion at SummerSlam. Reigns suggested that Theory step into the ring and acknowledge his Tribal Chief. Theory hopped into the ring and Reigns joked that he looked nervous.

Roman told Theory that he needs a wise man as well and gave him some advice. Reigns told Theory that “his daddy is not here anymore” in reference to Vince McMahon and this is his ring. The crowd broke out in a “daddy’s boy!” chant followed by a “who’s your daddy?” chant. Roman joked that he’s about to be Theory’s daddy if he keeps messing up. Theory bashed Jey Uso with the briefcase but Roman held The Usos back. The Bloodline laughed at Theory before exiting the ring.

Drew McIntyre vs. Theory Ended In A DQ

Theory was still in the ring after a commercial break to cut a promo but was interrupted by Drew McIntyre. The two then battled in a singles match. Drew dominated the action early and lit up Theory’s chest with some chops. McIntyre followed it up with a big Suplex and posed for the crowd.

Theory battled back and sent Drew into the turnbuckle. McIntyre exploded out of the corner with a Clothesline and followed it up with the Future Shock DDT. When RAW returned from a break, Theory launched McIntyre over the top rope and to the floor. Theory then bashed McIntyre into the ring post and hurled him into the steel steps outside the ring.

Back in the ring, Drew connected with a Clothesline and followed it up with a massive Spinebuster for a close near fall. The Brawling Brutes showed up and attacked McIntyre to end the match in a DQ. United States Champion Lashley rushed the ring and Theory retreated. Sheamus, Ridge Holland, and Butch ended as well as McIntyre & Lashley stood tall.

Dolph Ziggler Distracted Theory, Roman Reigns Delivered A Warning

Sheamus and Theory then battled Drew McIntyre in a tag team match. Sheamus dominated Drew McIntyre early and refused to tag in Theory. Ridge Holland and Butch were ringside for the match. Lashley tagged in and hit Sheamus with a Suplex. Theory ran into the ring and Bobby slammed him down before Clotheslining Sheamus to the outside.

Lashley chased after Theory but Sheamus caught him with a big knee strike to the face. Butch distracted the referee and Ridge went for a cheap shot on McIntyre. Drew broke it up and sent Butch flying onto Ridge Holland outside the ring. The referee then kicked them out from ringside as RAW went to a break.

When RAW returned, McIntyre went for another Future Shock DDT but Theory blocked it. McIntyre connected with a Spinebuster and went for the cover but the Money in the Bank contract winner kicked out at the last moment. Sheamus bent the rope down and McIntyre went tumbling to the outside.

Lashley delivered a slam and went for the cover but Sheamus broke it up with a knee drop off the top rope. Drew battled with Sheamus outside the ring and the Celtic Warrior hit White Noise on the floor. Back in the ring, Theory lifted Lashey up but got distracted by Dolph Ziggler outside the ring. Bobby then applied the Hurt Lock for the submission victory. The Usos then laid out Theory on the entrance ramp. Roman Reigns put the MITB briefcase on Theory’s chest and told him to “make the right decision” to end the segment.

Ziggler was interviewed by Kevin Patrick backstage and Dolph claimed that Theory just needs to be taught a lesson. AJ Styles interrupted but they were immediately interrupted by Alpha Academy. Gable claimed that Styles and Ziggler were just jealous and suggested a tag team match later tonight.

The Mysterios def. Judgement Day, Rhea Ripley Returns

Rey Mysterio and Dominik made their way to the ring to celebrate Rey’s 20th Anniversary in WWE. Rey thanked the crowd and said this is really special. He noted that he become world champion at WrestleMania 22 and thanked Dean Malenko, Batista, Kurt Angle, Edge, and Eddie Guerrero for helping him during his career.

Mysterio got choked up and said he misses Eddie every single day. He thanked the crowd for all the love and support they have given him over the years. The Madison Square Garden crowd started up a “you deserve it!” chant and Rey thanked his family who was shown watching backstage.

The Judgement Day (Finn Balor & Damian Priest) showed up and made their way through the crowd as RAW went to a break. Balor and Priest battled Rey and Dominik in a tag team match when RAW returned. Rey and Finn started off the action and Mysterio beat Balor down in the corner of the ring.

Finn battled back and whipped Rey into the turnbuckle and Mysterio fell to the canvas. Damian tagged in and blasted Rey with a forearm to the face before posing for the crowd. Dominik tagged in and hit Balor with a Crossbody. He followed it up with a springboard Armdrag and a Dropkick that knocked Finn out of the ring. Damian dragged Dominik out of the ring and hurled him into the barricade as RAW went to a commercial break.

When RAW returned, Rey tagged in and battled with Damian Priest. Rey climbed to the top turnbuckle and connected with a Senton for a close two count. Balor got back in the action and delivered a Dropkick to Rey. Balor followed it up with the Coup de Grace but Dominik broke up the cover at the last moment.

Balor sent Dominik out of the ring and Damian Priest grabbed a steel chair. Damian put the chair in the corner of the ring as Finn smirked. Balor grabbed the chair as Damian distracted the referee. Finn tried to do the old Eddie Guerrero trick and pretended that Rey hit him with the chair. Dominik then distracted the referee and Mysterio hit Balor with the chair. Rey pretended that Balor hit him with the chair and Balor pleaded his case to the referee. The Mysterios capitalized a double 619 on Balor. Rey then delivered a Frog Splash to Balor for the pinfall victory as the Mysterio family celebrated backstage.

When RAW returned, Rey received new gear as a gift from his family. Rhea Ripley returned and dragged Dominik out of the room. Finn Balor and Damian Priest then attacked Rey and stomped on him backstage.

The Judgement Day versus The Mysterios in a No Disqualification Tag Team match was announced for SummerSlam later in the show.

Bianca Belair and Becky Lynch Brawled

RAW Women’s Champion Bianca Belair made her way to the ring and was about to cut a promo but was interrupted by Becky Lynch. Belair will defend her title against Lynch this Saturday at WWE SummerSlam. The EST and Big Time Becks wound up brawling outside the ring. Bianca tackled Lynch over the announce table and the two Superstars traded punches until WWE officials broke them up.

Alexa Bliss def. Doudrop, Ronda Rousey Appears

Alexa Bliss battled Doudrop tonight on RAW with Nikki A.S.H. ringside for the match. Before the bout, Alexa was interviewed backstage and vowed to come after the RAW Women’s Championship after SummerSlam

Doudrop controlled the match early and connected with a slam for a two count. Alexa battled back and connected with a Dropkick for a near fall as commentary wondered why Nikki and Doudrop were friends. Alexa went for a DDT but Doudrop blocked it and drove Bliss to the corner of the ring. Alexa went to the top rope but Nikki shoved her down. Bliss still was able to battle back and hit the DDT for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Doudrop and Nikki A.S.H tried to cut a promo but Ronda Rousey interrupted. Ronda got a big pop from the crowd and was able to apply the Ankle Lock to Doudrop to end the segment. Ronda Rousey will battle Liv Morgan for the SmackDown Women’s Championship at WWE SummerSlam.

Ciampa & The Miz Attack Logan Paul

Logan Paul made his entrance for an Impaulsive TV segment. He said that his brother is fighting in MSG next week and the crowd booed. Logan called out The Miz but he didn’t come down to the ring. Maryse interrupted and said she doesn’t appreciate how Logan is talking about her husband. Maryse plugged Miz & Mrs. airing after RAW and made another reference to Miz’s testicles. The Miz showed up and Logan Paul mocked his “tiny balls”. Ciampa attacked Logan Paul from behind and Miz planted him with a Skull Crushing Finale. The audience chanted for Miz to give Logan Paul another Skull Crushing Finale but he declined.

AJ Styles & Dolph Ziggler def. Alpha Academy

AJ Styles & Dolph Ziggler battled Alpha Academy (Otis & Chad Gable) tonight on RAW. Otis and Gable took control and isolated AJ Styles in the middle of the ring.

Styles escaped and made the tag to Dolph Ziggler. Dolph hit Otis with an elbow to the face but the big man shrugged it off and leveled Ziggler with a back elbow. Gable tagged in and delivered a Suplex. Gable went for a Moonsault but Dolph got out of the way. Ziggler hit a Superkick and went for the cover but Otis broke it up at two. AJ hit Otis with a Pele Kick and Dolph planted Gable with the Zig Zag for the pinfall victory.

The Bloodline Won The Main Event, Seth Rollins Attacked Riddle

Roman Reigns and The Usos battled Street Profits and Riddle in a 6-man tag team match in the main event of this week’s RAW. Jimmy and Jey isolated Montez Ford in the corner of the ring to start off the action. Montez battled back and leveled Jey with a Dropkick before shouting “acknowledge me!” at Roman Reigns.

Riddle tagged in and unloaded some kicks to Jey Uso until he rolled out of the ring to regroup. Jimmy charged at Riddle but he ducked and Uso went flying over the top rope. Montez Ford then flipped onto The Usos and danced around on the entrance ramp. The Tribal Chief angrily watched on as RAW went to a commercial break.

When RAW returned, The Bloodline was back in control and The Usos had Riddle down in the corner. Jimmy and Jey offered to tag in Reigns and the crowd chanted “Roman!”. The Undisputed WWE Universal Champion tagged in and unloaded some Clotheslines to Riddle against the turnbuckle.

Reigns followed it up with a massive Clothesline that knocked Riddle down. Roman taunted Dawkins and Ford on the apron before hitting Riddle with a Suplex for a two count. Montez Ford tagged in and Reigns greeted him with a Uranage for a near fall. Montez was busted open and the referee checked to see if he could still continue. Jimmy Uso focused his attack on Montez’s bloody nose and unloaded some punches. The Usos hit a Backbreaker/Double Axehandle combo for a near fall as the blood continued to pour down Ford’s face.

When RAW returned, Ford wasn’t bleeding anymore and Reigns hit him with the Drive-By on the ring apron. Roman unloaded some punches and taunted the crowd as they booed. Paul Heyman got fired up ringside as Reigns set up for the Spear. Dawkins provided a distraction and Montez hit a Blockbuster.

Ford leaped across the ring to tag in Riddle as Jimmy Uso tagged in at the same time. Riddle hit Jey with a Ripcord Knee and followed it up with an Exploder on Jimmy. Riddle delivered a couple of Brotons before they exited the ring. Riddle hit a springboard Floating Bro on The Usos and rolled Jimmy back into the ring.

Riddle went for a Powerslam but Reigns tagged in. Roman leveled Riddle with a Superman Punch and went for the cover but Montez Ford broke it up at two. Montez hit Jey with a Crossbody but turned around into a Suicide Dive from Jimmy Uso. Angel Dawkins hit Jimmy with a shoulder tackle to send him over the barricade.

Roman Reigns grabbed Dawkins and launched him into the steel steps. Riddle booted Roman in the face as he was getting back into the ring and planted him with a DDT. Riddle fired up the crowd and set up for an RKO. Roman blocked it and hit Riddle with the Spear for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Seth Rollins made his entrance and walked right by Roman Reigns. Seth attacked Riddle with a Clothesline and threw him out of the ring. Rollins bashed Riddle in the face with the steel steps and followed it up with a Stomp on the floor outside the ring. Seth then hit Riddle with a Stomp on the steel steps and cackled against the barricade to close the show. Seth Rollins and Riddle will battle this Saturday at WWE SummerSlam.

Posted July 25th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

ROH Death Before Dishonor 2022 Results: FTR vs. The Briscoes, Claudio Castagnoli Wins Title, Samoa Joe

ROH Death Before Dishonor 2022 aired live from the Tsongas Center in Lowell, MA. FTR defended the ROH Tag Team Championships against The Briscoes in a 2 out of 3 falls match in the main event.

ROH Death Before Dishonor 2022 Results:

  • Colt Cabana def. Anthony Henry (pre-show)
  • Trust Busters def. Shinobi Shadow Squad (pre-show)
  • Brian Cage & the Gates of Agony def. Blake Christian, Tony Deppen, Alex Zayne (pre-show)
  • Willow Nightingale def. Allison Kay (pre-show)
  • Claudio Castagnoli def. Jonathan Gresham to become the new ROH Champion
  • Dalton Castle & The Boys def. The Righteous to become the new Six-Man Tag Team Champions
  • Wheeler Yuta def. Daniel Garcia to retain the ROH Pure Championship
  • Rush def. Dragon Lee
  • Mercedes Martinez def. Serena Deeb via submission to retain the ROH Women’s Championship
  • Samoa Joe def. Jay Lethal via submission to retain the ROH TV Championship
  • FTR def. The Briscoes in a 2 out of 3 Falls match to retain the ROH Tag Team Championships

Here are the takeaways from the PPV:

Claudio Castagnoli Captured The ROH Championship

Jonathan Gresham defended the ROH Championship against Claudio Castagnoli in the first match of Death Before Dishonor. William Regal accompanied Claudio to the ring. Prince Nana has apparently purchased Tully Blanchard Enterprises in storyline and he accompanied ROH Champion Jonathan Gresham to the ring. The crowd was heavily behind Castagnoli early.

Claudio controlled the match early and connected with the Swing. Gresham battled back with a series of strikes and posed for the crowd. The champ hit Claudio with a Dragon Screw and applied a knee bar in the middle of the ring. Claudio showed off his strength with a slam and went for the cover but Gresham kicked out at two.

Gresham focused his attack on Claudio’s knee and leveled him with a chop block. The champ went for a submission hold but Claudio booted him away. Castagnoli connected with a Tilt-a-Whirl Backbreaker and went for the cover but Gresham kicked out at two. Claudio followed it up with a big uppercut for a near fall.

Jonathan went after Claudio’s knee again and hobbled the challenger. The champ hit a Missile Dropkick and a forearm to the face for a near fall. Gresham quickly got Castagnoli in an Ankle Lock but Claudio reached the bottom rope to break the hold and the title match continued.

Castagnoli took a couple of chops to the chest but shrugged them off. Claudio decked Gresham with an uppercut but the champion responded with an Enziguri. Castagnoli went for a move but his knee gave out. Gresham capitalized with an Ankle Lock and then planted Claudio with a Northern Lights Suplex for a two count.

Claudio hit a big uppercut and went for the Neutralizer but Gresham escaped. Jonathan went for a roll-up but Claudio kicked out and decked him with a Clothesline. Castagnoli delivered a bunch of elbow strikes to Gresham and followed it up with the Ricola Powerbomb for the pinfall victory. Claudio Castagnoli is the new Ring of Honor Champion. After the match, Castagnoli and Gresham shook hands.

Dalton Castle & The Boys Are The New 6-Man Tag Team Champions

The Righteous (Vincent, Dutch, Bateman) defended their Six-Man Tag Team championships Dalton Castle & The Boys (Brandon & Brent Tate). The Righteous dominated the action early and beat The Boys down. Vincent tagged in and connected with a Suplex. Castle battled back by throwing The Boys onto The Righteous outside the ring over and over again to a big pop from the crowd. The action broke down into a brawl and The Righteous isolated one of The Boys in the ring.

Vincent hit Death From Above but Dalton broke up the cover at two. Vincent hit a Cutter and then a Suicide Dive onto Castle outside the ring. Dalton hit Vincent with a Hurricanrana as Dutch delivered a Bossman Slam. Dalton Castle hit Dutch with a German Suplex. Castle then delivered the Bang-A-Rang for the pinfall victory. Dalton Castle & The Boys are the new Six-Man Tag Team Champions.

Wheeler Yuta Retained The ROH Pure Championship

Wheeler Yuta defended the ROH Pure Championship against Daniel Garcia. William Regal accompanied Yuta to the ring and joined commentary for the bout. Ace Steel, John Walters, and Josh Woods were the judges. Wheeler controlled the action early and applied a submission hold. Garcia battled back and launched Yuta out of the ring.

Garcia beat the champion down before bringing him back into the ring. Daniel went for a cover and started yelling at the referee to count faster. Wheeler connected with a Body Slam and followed it up with a Senton. Yuta planted Garcia with two German Suplexes and went for a third but Daniel escaped.

Yuta and Garcia traded shots until they both fell down in the middle of the ring. Garcia and Wheeler then brilliantly traded strikes and submission holds as the crowd got into the match. Yuta locked in a Liontamer in the middle of the ring but the Jericho Appreciation Society member used one of his rope breaks to get out of the hold. Daniel planted Wheeler with a Piledriver and went for the cover but the champion kicked out at two. Wheeler then got Garcia in a roll-up for the pinfall victory. Wheeler Yuta remains the ROH Pure Champion.

Rush def. Dragon Lee

Rush squared off against Dragon Lee tonight at ROH Death Before Dishonor. Rush sent Dragon Lee into the barricade several times to begin the match and posed for the crowd. Dragon battled back and pet Rush on the timekeeper’s table. He then went for a very long dive through the ropes and connected through the table. Dragon followed it up with a Double Stomp off the top rope for a two count.

Rush hit a German Suplex and both wrestlers were down in the middle of the ring. They made it back to their feet before the ten count and Rush connected with a vertical Suplex for a close two count. Rush delivered some kicks on the ring apron but Dragon responded with some chops to the chest.

They went back and forth on the ring apron with chops before Dragon Lee connected with a knee strike to the face. Dragon Lee charged and Rush sent him flying to the floor with an overhead throw. Back in the ring, Rush played possum before hitting a Dropkick for the pinfall victory.

Mercedes Martinez Retained The ROH Women’s Championship

Mercedes Martinez defended the ROH Women’s Championship against Serena Deeb tonight at Death Before Dishonor. Mercedes and Serena traded submission holds to start off the action. Deeb connected with a Cutter and went for the cover but Mercedes kicked out at two. Martinez perched Deeb up on the top turnbuckle and joined her up there. Mercedes went for a German Suplex but Serena held onto the ropes. Deeb unloaded some elbow strikes to the head but Martinez shrugged them off. Serena eventually was able to knock Mercedes back into the Tree of Woe and booted her in the head several times.

Serena followed it up with a running Dropkick and the ROH Women’s Champion fell to the mat. Mercedes went for an armbar but Serena was able to block it before Martinez applied a headlock. Martinez and Deeb traded kicks over and over in the middle of the ring. Deeb went for a roll-up but Martinez rolled through and connected with a knee strike to the face.

Martinez went for a Splash in the corner but Deeb dodged it. Mercedes hit a running boot to Serena’s face and climbed up to the top rope. Martinez then connected with a German Suplex off the top rope for a two count. Deeb applied the Serenity Lock but Martinez countered into a roll-up for a near fall. Serena bashed Martinez’ knee onto the canvas several times. The champion countered and sent Deeb face-first into the turnbuckle.

Mercedes hit a Superkick to the face and followed it up with a slam. The champion then locked in the Brass City Sleeper for the submission victory. Mercedes Martinez is still the ROH Women’s Champion.

Samoa Joe Retained The ROH TV Championship

Samoa Joe defended the ROH TV Championship against Jay Lethal at Death Before Dishonor. The two brawled outside the ring to start off the action. Joe leveled Jay with a Clothesline and went to roll him into the ring. Lethal blocked it and raked Joe’s eyes before taking a look at the title. Lethal tried to bounce Joe’s head off the title but the champ countered with a headbutt.

The challenger leveled Joe with a Suicide Dive and followed it up with a chop to the chest. Jay motioned along with the crowd as they chanted “Lethal sucks!”. Joe battled back with a chop of his own and then hit a running kick to Jay’s head.

Satnam Singh attacked Samoa Joe to a chorus of boos from the crowd. Jay put Joe’s arm in a steel chair and shoved it into the ring post. The match then officially started once they got into the ring and the referee kicked Satnam out from ringside. Joe hit a Splash in the corner and followed it up with an Enziguri.

Joe went for the cover but Jay got his boot on the ropes. Lethal connected with a Dropkick off the top rope and went for the cover but Joe kicked out at two. Samoa Joe hit a shoulder tackle that knocked Jay to the ropes. The challenger bounced off and connected with a Dropkick for a two count.

Jay hit another Enziguri and both wrestlers fell to the canvas. Samoa Joe was the first up and sent Jay to the outside. Joe connected with a Suicide Dive through the ropes and rolled Lethal back into the ring. Samoa Joe hit a big Clothesline and went for the cover but Lethal kicked out at two.

Joe connected with a Powerslam but couldn’t keep Jay down for three. Lethal responded with a slam for a near fall. Jay perched Joe up on the top rope but he knocked the challenger down. Joe hit a leg lariat off the middle turnbuckle and went for the cover but Lethal kicked out at two.

Samoa Joe went for the Muscle Buster but Jay escaped and hit Lethal Injection but the champion somehow was able to kick out at two. Joe connected with a Uranage and set up for the Muscle Buster but Sonjay Dutt hopped on the ring apron. Lethal hit Samoa Joe with the title but Joe somehow kicked out at two. The crowd broke out in a “Joe!” chant and the champion applied the Coquina Clutch for the submission victory. Samoa Joe is still the ROH TV Champion.

FTR def The Briscoes To Retain The ROH Tag Titles

FTR defended the ROH Tag Team Championships against The Briscoes in the main event. It was a 2 out of 3 falls match. The two teams argued for a bit after the bell rang in the middle of the ring. Dax Harwood and Mark Briscoe started off the match. They locked up and Dax took control. Cash Wheeler tagged in and went to work on Mark Briscoe’s arm.

Mark connected with an Armdrag and a backhand to the face that knocked Cash down. Harwood and Jay Briscoe tagged in and Dax applied a headlock. Jay sent Harwood to the outside and he sold a shoulder injury.

Back in the ring, Jay and Cash traded chops. Cash and Jay seemed to get crossed up and Wheeler hit Jay hard in an odd sequence. Mark tagged in for a moment so Jay could regroup. Jay tagged back in and Cash sent him to the corner. Dax tagged in and hit Jay with an elbow to the back of the head for a near fall. Harwood planted Jay with a Suplex and brought him back to the corner.

Cash tagged in as FTR continued to isolate Jay Briscoe in the corner. Jay leveled Cash with a big boot and Mark tagged in. Mark hit a shoulder tackle and followed it up with a Suplex on Wheeler for a near fall. Mark hit a Splash in the corner as The Briscoes took control and isolated Cash in their corner of the ring.

Wheeler eventually got to the corner and tagged in Harwood. Dax unloaded some strikes to The Briscoes and then sent Jay flying across the ring with a German Suplex. The Briscoes battled back and knocked Harwood to the outside. Wheeler absolutely leveled Mark with a Clothesline but turned around into one from Jay. Back in the ring, Harwood planted Jay with a DDT for a two count.

The Briscoes then picked up the first fall after hitting Dax with the Doomsday.

Jay caught Dax with a Clothesline and booted him out of the ring. The action spilled out of the ring and Dax got busted open on his chest after hitting the barricade. Back in the ring, Jay hit Dax with some chops in the corner. Dax battled with Jay on the turnbuckle and hit a Back Suplex off the top rope.

Wheeler fired up the crowd for a tag but Mark Briscoe tripped Cash up to prevent it. Mark got Harwood in a Headlock in the middle of the ring. Harwood escaped and they started trading chops to the chest. Harwood escaped and finally got the tag to Wheeler. Cash got into the ring to a big pop from the crowd and started unloading chops and strikes.

Cash planted Mark with a Brainbuster and went for the cover but Briscoe kicked out at two. The two teams started battling outside the ring as the action broke down. Back in the ring, Wheeler climbed to the top rope and hit Mark with a Crossbody off the top turnbuckle for a two count. Briscoes had the match won but Dax broke up the cover at the last moment.

Mark chased Dax around the ring and Harwood sent him into the steel steps. Harwood tagged in and FTR hit Jay with the Big Rig for the pinfall. FTR and The Briscoes were now tied 1-1.

Cash and Mark were both busted open and trading haymakers in the middle of the ring. Mark delivered an Exploder Suplex that sent Cash flying across the ring. Dax tagged in and Mark hit him with an Exploder Suplex as well. Harwood and Mark Briscoe battled on the ring apron. Mark leaped off the ring apron and hit Dax with a Blockbuster on the floor.

Jay got Harwood in the Electric Chair but Cash broke it up. FTR isolated Jay Briscoe but the referee accidentally got knocked out. Mark Briscoe sent Cash into the barricade as Jay planted Dax with a Piledriver. Jay went for the cover but the referee was down outside the ring. FTR hit a Big Rig on Jay and Wheeler rolled the referee back in. The referee began counting but Jay kicked out at the last moment and the match continued.

Mark shoved Cash off the turnbuckle and Briscoes hit Doomsday Device on Cash again. Jay went for the cover but Cash broke it up at two. Mark and Cash battled to the outside as Dax and Jay were in the ring. The two had a bit of a hockey fight before Jay hit a big boot to the face. Dax bounced off the ropes and responded with a Clothesline for a two count.

Jay applied a Crossface on Harwood in the middle of the ring. Cash tried to break it up but Mark got him in a Crossface. Dax got to the ropes to break up the hold as Mark sent Cash out of the ring. Mark climbed to the top rope and Cash hopped up there with him. Cash sent him through the table below with a Suplex. Jay planted Dax with a Piledriver for a near fall.

Harwood perched Jay up on the top turnbuckle and unloaded a bunch of chops. Dax then planted Jay with a Piledriver off the middle turnbuckle and rolled over to cover him in a cool finish. FTR retained the ROH Tag Team Champions and got a great reaction from the crowd. After the match, FTR and The Briscoes showed each other respect in the ring. Dax said “mother f*cker I love professional wrestling”. Harwood added that “you can call me a mark if you want but I love this sh*t”. FTR then said they will see everyone on Dynamite. ROH Champion Claudio Castagnoli, ROH Pure Champion Wheeler Yuta then appeared with Regal on the entrance ramp. Everyone held up their championships to close the show.

Posted July 23rd, 2022 in Results, News, ROH. Tagged: .

AEW Rampage Fyter Fest Results (7/22/22): Jay Lethal vs. Christopher Daniels, Rap Battle, Hangman Page

AEW Rampage Fyter Fest Week 2 was taped Wednesday from the Gas South Arena in Duluth, Georgia. Jay Lethal battled Christopher Daniels in the main event.

AEW Rampage Results (7/22)

  • Hangman Page & John Silver def. The Butcher & The Blade
  • Lee Moriarty def. Dante Martin
  • Britt Baker & Jamie Hayter def. Ashley D’Ambroise & Skye Blue
  • Jay Lethal def. Christopher Daniels

Here are the takeaways from this week’s Rampage:

Hangman Page & John Silver Picked Up A Win

Hangman Page and John Silver battled The Butcher and The Blade in the first match of the show. Butcher and John Silver started off the action. The Butcher took control and tagged in The Blade. Silver connected with a Suplex and tagged in the former AEW Champion.

Page hit a Fallaway Slam and followed it up with a Clothesline for a two count. The action spilled out of the ring and Hangman set up for a Side Slam but The Butcher broke it up. Butcher and Blade beat Silver down until he was able to make the tag. Hangman hit some elbow strikes and then hit Butcher with the Buckshot Lariat for the pinfall victory.

Claudio Castagnoli Vowed To Become ROH Champion

Claudio Castagnoli made his way to the ring ahead of his ROH Championship match tomorrow night at Death Before Dishonor. Castagnoli said that world titles have alluded him his entire career and vowed to break Gresham’s foundation. Claudio added that nobody is better than him in the ring and will become the new ROH Champion at the PPV.

Lee Moriarty Cheated To Win

Lee Moriarty faced Dante Martin this week on Rampage. Matt Sydal was in Lee’s corner for the match. Lee connected with a Dropkick before the two traded submission holds in the middle of the ring. Moriarty connected with a Northern Lights Suplex for a near fall.

Dante battled back and sent Lee to the corner. Stokely Hathaway made his way ringside as Dante hit a Crossbody for a two count. Lee locked in the Border City Stretch submission but Martin made it to the ropes to break the hold. Dante connected with a Powerbomb for a two count. Lee then countered a roll-up into one of his own and grabbed the ropes for leverage to steal the win. Matt Sydal shouted at Lee that he was taking the easy way and challenged him to a match next week on Rampage. Stokely offered Lee his business card but he didn’t take it.

Baker & Hayter Dominated

Britt Baker and Jamie Hayter squared off against Ashley D’Amboise and Skye Blue this week on Rampage. Baker and Blue started off the match with a lock-up. Britt got the upper hand and tagged in Jamie Hayter. Jamie battled with D’Ambroise in the ring as Baker planted Skye with a DDT on the apron. Baker tagged back in and tapped out D’Amboise with the Lockjaw.

The Acclaimed Won The Rap Battle

Max Caster and Austin Gunn had a rap battle tonight on Rampage. Gunn Club betrayed The Acclaimed recently after a brief partnership. Austin rapped first and joked about Caster portraying one of Bobby Lashley’s sisters in that terrible segment with Sami Zayn a few years back on RAW. Gunn threw in a “suck it” reference and joked that John Cena wants his gimmick back in reference to Max.Caster responded and won the rap battle as decided by Lil Scrappy. Gunn Clubb then attacked The Acclaimed after the segment. Colten planted Bowens with a Suplex and Austin hit Max with a trash can.

Jay Lethal Sent A Message To Samoa Joe

Jay Lethal faced Christopher Daniels tonight in the main event of Rampage. Mark Henry interviewed both wrestlers in split screen before the match. Samoa Joe will defend the ROH TV Championship against Jay Lethal tomorrow night at Death Before Dishonor.

Jay Lethal dominated the action early and unloaded a flurry of forearm strikes. Daniels battled back with a Body Slam and an elbow to the face for a two count. Jay connected with a chop to the chest but Daniels responded with a boot to the face.

Lethal knocked Daniels out of the ring and connected with a Suicide Dive. Daniels got on the apron but Jay caught him with a Cutter. Jay followed that up with another Suicide Dive and then distracted the referee in the ring.

Sonjay Dutt hit Daniels with a couple cheap shots before Jay brought him back into the ring. Daniels hit an Enziguri and then an elbow strike to Jay’s face. Daniels followed it up with a Blue Thunder Bomb and went for the cover but Jay powered out at two and the main event continued.

Jay took back control of the action and wore Daniels down. Lethal delivered a boot to the face and then a Back Body Drop. Jay hit the Lethal Injuection for the pinfall victory. After the match, Satnam Singh and Sonjay Dutt attacked Daniels. Lethal then choked Daniels out to deliver a message to Samoa Joe ahead of their ROH TV Championship match at Death Before Dishonor tomorrow night.

Posted July 22nd, 2022 in Results. Tagged: , .

WWE SmackDown Results (7/22/22): Brock Lesnar Attacks, Stephanie McMahon Appears, Pat McAfee

WWE SmackDown airs live tonight from the TD Garden in Boston, MA. Stephanie McMahon kicked off the show tonight following the news that Vince McMahon has retired from WWE.

WWE SmackDown Results (7/22)

  • Ludwig Kaiser def. Shinsuke Nakamura
  • Viking Raiders def. Jinder Mahal & Shanky via count out
  • Raquel Rodriguez def. Sonya Deville
  • Street Profits and Madcap Moss def. The Usos & Theory via DQ

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Stephanie McMahon Kicked Off The Show

Stephanie kicked off the show as the crowd chanted “thank you Vince!”. She noted that Vince wasn’t given the opportunity to thank the fans so this is the WWE Universe’s chance to thank him. She then mouthed “I love you dad” to the camera to end the segment.

Ludwig Kaiser def. Shinsuke Nakamura

Street Profits came to the ring and vowed to win the tag titles at SummerSlam. Money in the Bank winner Theory interrupted and claimed that nobody cares about anything else besides what he is doing at SummerSlam. Theory said he will take the US Title from Lashley and cash in to become the Undisputed WWE Universal Champion as well. Undisputed Tag Team Champions The Usos joined the party and a brawl broke out. Madcap Moss rushed the ring to help the Street Profits. Moss and Street Profits cleared the ring as SmackDown went to a break.

Shinsuke Nakamura battled Ludwig Kaiser in the first match of the night. Intercontinental Champion Gunther was ringside for the match. Nakamura dominated the action early and booted Ludwig out of the ring. Kaiser tripped Shinsuke up on the apron and launched him into the ring post.

When SmackDown returned, Gunther got on the ring apron for a distracted. Ludwig capitalized with a DDT for the pinfall victory. After the match, Gunther gave Ludwig a pat on the back and then another massive chop. Ludwig fell to the floor as Gunther taunted him.

Rousey & Morgan Promo, Happy Corbin Attacks

SmackDown Women’s Champion Liv Morgan had a face-to-face with Ronda Rousey ahead of their title match at WWE SummerSlam. The face-to-face happened backstage and not in the ring. Liv captured the title by winning the women’s Money in the Bank ladder match and then cashing in on Ronda Rousey in the same night. Ronda told Liv that she will beat her on July 30th and expected her to shake her hand at SummerSlam as she did to Liv at Money in the Bank. Liv vowed to win because she loves this more than Ronda does.

Happy Corbin then jumped Pat McAfee once again at the commentary table. Pat chased Corbin backstage and brawled with him until WWE officials broke it up.

Pat McAfee came to the ring and started a “bum ass Corbin!” chant. McAfee vowed to defeat Corbin in their upcoming match at WWE SummerSlam. Viking Raiders then battled Shanky & Jinder Mahal in a tag match. New Day joined commentary and the match ended quickly as Viking Raiders won via count out.

Drew McIntyre Confronted Sheamus

Sheamus, Butch, and Ridge Holland came to the ring for a promo. Sheamus will battle Drew McIntyre at WWE SummerSlam. The winner of that match will go on to get an Undisputed WWE Universal Championship at Clash at the Castle. The Brawling Brutes were interrupted by Drew McInyre. Drew brought Angela the sword to the ring and Sheamus asked him to put the blade away.

Butch and Ridge hopped out of the ring and McIntyre obliged. McIntyre claimed that Reigns has the titles held hostage and they need a real champion. They need a workhorse and a warrior. McIntyre demanded that they do the #1 contender match tonight in Boston and Sheamus went to make an excuse. Drew told him to grow some balls but Sheamus still declined. The Celtic Warrior said that he spoke with management and the match will happen next week. It will be a “good old fashioned Donnybrook match”. McIntyre then broke Sheamus’ shillelagh with his sword to end the segment.

Raquel Rodriguez Picked Up A Win

Sonya Deville battled Raquel Rodriguez tonight on SmackDown. Sonya shoved Raquel to the corner and hit her with some strikes. Rodriguez laughed them off but Sonya bashed her head off the turnbuckle several times until the referee broke it up. Deville connected with a running knee strike to the face and went for the cover but Rodriguez kicked out at two.

Raquel battled back and planted Sonya with a Fallaway Slam. Rodriguez followed it up with a Splash and went for the cover but Sonya grabbed the bottom rope to break it up at two. Raquel then connected with a Powerbomb for the pinfall victory.

Lacey Evans Hit Aliyah With A Cheap Shot, Maxxine Dupri

Lacey Evans battled Aliyah tonight on SmackDown. Lacey asked the crowd for a better response during her entrance. Evans mocked the crowd and claimed to have accomplished more today than the crowd has all year. Lacey then hit Aliyah with the Woman’s Right and the match never got started.

Maxxiine Dupri will announced that they will debut the beachwear collection next week.

Brock Lesnar Attacked Theory

The Usos & Theory battled Street Profits and Madcap Moss in a 6-man tag team match in tonight’s main event. Angelo Dawkins started off the action and got Jimmy Uso in a Headlock. Jimmy escaped and drove Dawkins to the corner of the ring. Montez tagged in and caught Jimmy with a shoulder tackle. The Street Profits knocked The Usos out of the ring and Madcap Moss sent Theory to the floor as SmackDown went to a commercial break.

When SmackDown returned, The Usos and Theory took control of the match. Jimmy and Jey launched Montez Ford over the barricade and into the timekeeper’s area as SmackDown went to the final commercial break of the night.

Back from the break, Madcap hit a Powerslam on Jimmy for a near fall. Moss set up for a Neckbreaker but Jimmy escaped and caught him with a Superkick for a near fall. Theory got up on the ring apron but hopped down instead of tagging in. Montez Ford flipped onto The Usos outside the ring as Theory got out of the way.

Moss and Theory then got into the ring and started trading punches. Theory hit an elbow to the face and hit him with a Neckbreaker for a near fall. Madcap hit a shoulder tackle and went for another one but Theory got out of the way. Theory then bashed Moss over and over with the Money in the Bank briefcase. Brock Lesnar’s theme then hit and The Beast made his way to the ring. There were reports that he left TD Garden before the show in response to the Vince McMahon news. Brock got a big pop from the crowd as he attacked Theory. Lesnar hit Theory with the MITB briefcase several times and then planted him with the F5 to close the show.

Posted July 22nd, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

WWE NXT 2.0 Results (7/19): Title Match, Battle Royal

The July 19, 2022 episode of WWE NXT 2.0 aired live on the USA Network from Orlando, Florida at the Capitol Wrestling Center. 

WWE NXT Results 

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  • JD McDonagh def. Cameron Grimes.
  • Roderick Strong def. Damon Kemp.
  • Axiom def. Dante Chen via pinfall 
  • Josh Briggs & Brooks Jensen def. Pretty Deadly  to retain the NXT UK Tag Team Championships.
  • Zoey Stark won a battle royal

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Cora Jade Speaks

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Cora Jade broke her silence on this show after costing Roxanne Perez last week in her match against Mandy Rose for the NXT Women’s Title. Jade previously attacked Perez in the parking lot, but it was a mystery as to who did. After Rose beat Perez thanks to outside interference by Jade, Perez’s former best friend attacked her. 

Jade did a promo in the ring about how she should have turned on Perez a lot sooner. She said that fans were originally behind her and she wanted to take her best friend along with her for the ride. The fans were behind Perez and they turned on Jade. She said Perez used her to get to NXT and Perez is a selfish bitch. Jade threw the Women’s Tag Team Title in the trash. 

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Ready To Rumble

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A 20-woman battle royal to determine the new top contender to Mandy Rose’s WWE NXT Women’s Championship took place. Those part of the match included Yulisa Leon, Sloane Jacobs, Lash Legend, Tatum Paxley, Tiffany Stratton, Elektra Lopez, Arianna Grace, Valentina Feroz, Kianna James, Sarray, Wendy Choo, Amari Miller, Fallon Henley, Indi Hartwell, Cora Jade, Alba Fyre, Nikkita Lyons, Katana Chance, Kayden Carter, and Ivy Nile. Zoey Stark made her return. 

Rose successfully retained the championship on last week’s show after Jade turned on challenger Roxanne Perez.

The match came down to Tiffany and Stark. They did some near elimination spots including when Tiffy’s foot hit the ground. Stark eliminated Tiffany and then Jade came out of nowhere to try to eliminate her, but it backfired and Zoey eliminated Jade for the win. 

Axiom Debuts

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Axiom (A-Kid) made his debut on this show when he beat a jobber in a one-sided bout. 

There have been vignettes hyping his arrival. The latest one that aired last week featured a wrestler who was shown in a comic book store, then in a ring in a mask. 

A-Kid last appeared on WWE programming on the May 26 episode of NXT UK where he lost to Charlie Dempsey in a match taped in April. 

JD McDonagh vs. Cameron Grimes

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JD McDonagh vs. Cameron Grimes in a singles match took place. 

The match opened the show and was a fun back and forth match. JD went over with his finisher. 

Last week, they had a confrontation as Grimes was interrupted when he was talking about his failure to capture the NXT title from Bron Breakker at The Great American Bash. McDonagh taunted Grimes over his loss. The two ended up getting into a brawl.

Later in the show, Breakker came out and cut a promo about how he hasn’t forgotten about what JD did to him. This led to JD appearing on the screen where he had a dummy and talked about the ligaments in the shoulder. JD said Grimes hurt Bron, but he will take him out. 

Bron said if one day JD will have to face him. JD said an unnecessary evil has arrived in NXT. Bron called him out for a match. 

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NXT UK Tag Champions Josh Briggs & Brooks Jensen defended their titles against Pretty Deadly. 

WWE set up this match last week when Briggs & Jensen were shown with Fallon Henley at their barwhen Pretty Deadly walked in, dressed like cowboys. They traded words before Henley stopped the fight and said if Pretty Deadly wanted a match, they could get it.

The match took place in the second hour and ended in outside interference thanks to Fallon helping out her guys. 

Posted July 19th, 2022 in Results.

WWE RAW Results (7/18/22): Logan Paul & The Miz, AJ Styles vs. Theory, Becky Lynch & Bianca Belair

WWE RAW aired live this week from the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida. Logan Paul returned to RAW tonight and confronted The Miz. Bianca Belair defended the RAW Women’s Championship against Carmella, with the winner going on to defend against Becky Lynch at WWE SummerSlam.

WWE RAW Results (7/18)

  • RAW Women’s Championship: Bianca Belair (c) def. Carmella
  • Damian Priest def. Rey Mysterio
  • Seth Rollins def. Ezekiel
  • Street Profits def. Omos & MVP via DQ
  • Asuka, Dana Brooke, Alexa Bliss def. Nikki A.S.H., Tamina, Doudrop
  • AJ Styles def. Theory via count out

Here are the takeaways from this week’s WWE RAW:

Bianca Belair Retained The RAW Women’s Championship

Titus O’Neil welcomed everyone to RAW as “WWE’s Global Ambassador”. Becky Lynch then made her entrance to cut a promo. Becky vowed to become the next RAW Women’s Champion and added that the winner of Belair versus Carmella tonight will have to defend against her at WWE SummerSlam.

RAW Women’s Champion Bianca Belair interrupted and said that she’s going to kick Becky’s “caboose” back to Ireland. Carmella joined the party and said she is tired of people overlooking her and vowed to become the new champion tonight.

Bianca Belair defended the RAW Women’s Championship against Carmella in the first match of the night. It was announced right before the match that Belair could lose the title via count out for some reason. The action spilled to the outside and Belair went for the KOD. Carmella escaped and threw Bianca into the timekeeper’s area. Carmella kept trying to win the title via count out but Belair kept breaking the count in time. Carmella went for a Crossbody but Bianca caught her and hit the KOD for the pinfall victory. Becky and Bianca had a stare down after the match. Bianca Belair will defend her title against Becky Lynch at SummerSlam on July 30th.

Kevin Owens Returns, Seth Rollins Attacks Riddle

Kevin Owens made his triumphant return to Monday Night RAW for an episode of the KO Show. Owens welcomed Riddle as his guest. It was announced before RAW that Riddle will battle Seth Rollins at WWE SummerSlam. Riddle spoke about his match against Rollins but it was quickly revealed to be a trap. Rollins attacked from behind and hit Riddle with the Stomp. Seth then posed over Riddle to end the segment. Ezekiel confronted Rollins backstage after the attack and Seth claimed that he can Stomp whoever he wants.

Damian Priest Easily Defeated Rey Mysterio

The Judgement Day (Damian Priest & Finn Balor) made their way to the ring for a promo. They tried to recruit Dominik to their group and rolled highlights of their beatdown of Edge. Damian then battled Rey in a singles match with Finn Balor and Dominik Mysterio ringside for the match.

Priest dominated the action early and connected with a Powerslam for a near fall. Damian then got Rey in a Headlock in the middle of the ring. Rey escaped and connected with a DDT in the middle of the ring. Rey set up for the 619 but Balor hopped on the ring apron.

Dominik dragged him down but Balor sent him into the barricade. Rey hit a Dropkick through the ropes on Balor but turned around into a big boot to the face from Damian for a two count. Rey then connected with the 619 and climbed to the top turnbuckle. Mysterio went for a Senton but Damian countered into The Reckoning for the pinfall victory.

After the match, The Judgement Day attacked Rey Mysterio and set him up for the con-chair-to. Dominik got into the and asked them to stop. Dominik added that he will join the group but they denied him. Damian laughed and then Judgement Day attacked Dominik with the chair. The Mysterios were able to escape to end the segment. Rey Mysterio will be honored for his 20th anniversary in WWE next week on RAW at Madison Square Garden.

Seth Rollins def. Ezekiel

Seth Rollins battled Ezekiel tonight in a singles match after their backstage altercation a couple of segments ago. The action started off back and forth. Rollins took control and gave a menacing look to the camera as RAW went to a break.

When RAW returned, Seth connected with a Superkick to the face and went for the cover but Ezekiel kicked out at two. Rollins went for a springboard move but Ezekiel was ready and countered with a leaping knee strike to the head for a close near fall.

Rollins battled back with a Suplex and rolled through into a Falcon Arrow for a two count. The former Monday Night Messiah went for a Pedigree but Zeke broke free. Seth hit him with the Stomp for the pinfall victory.

An Impromptu Tag Team Match Ended In A Disqualification

Omos was set to face Angelo Dawkins in a singles match. MVP interfered and Adam Pearce made it a tag team match. MVP wrestled in his suit and started off the match with Angelo Dawkins. MVP connected with a slam and followed it up with the ballin’ Elbow Drop for a near fall. Omos and Montez then tagged in. Montez Ford hit Omos with a couple of Enziguris but the big man wouldn’t go down.

Omos hit a big boot as MVP and Angelo battled outside the ring. Dawkins threw MVP onto The Usos outside the ring. Street Profits took Omos down with a couple of Dropkicks and Ford followed it up with a Frog Splash. Montez went for the cover but Omos kicked out at one. The Usos then interfered to end the match in a DQ. Jimmy and Jey hit Street Profits with a couple of Superkicks to end the segment.

Theory vs. AJ Styles Ended In A Count Out

Money in the Bank winner Theory came down to a chorus of boos from the WWE Universe. Theory rolled footage of Brock Lesnar beating Alpha Academy down last week with a steel chair. The Beast also sent Otis through the announce table with an F5. The crowd gave Theory the “what?!” treatment as he rolled yet another highlight, this time of Dolph Ziggler attacking him last week.

AJ Styles battled Theory in a singles match to begin the final hour of this week’s RAW. Dolph Ziggler joined commentary for the match. Theory connected with a Backbreaker but Styles shrugged it off before hitting a Backbreaker of his own. Theory got Styles in a Headlock in the middle of the ring. Styles escaped and sent Theory out of the ring as RAW went to a commercial break.

When RAW returned, AJ set up for the Styles Clash but Theory countered into a Back Body Drop. Theory followed it up with an impressive Dropkick for a near fall as Dolph Ziggler looked on. AJ locked in the Calf Crusher but Theory was able to reach the bottom rope to break the hold.

Theory rolled out of the ring and Styles followed him out there. Theory slammed AJ onto the announce table. Dolph Ziggler caught Theory with a Superkick while the referee was counted. Theory then couldn’t make it back in the ring in time to give AJ Styles the victory via a count out. After the match, AJ planted Theory with the Styles Clash.

Dana Brooke Retained 24/7 Title

Asuka, Alexa Bliss, and Dana Brooke battled Tamina, Doudrop, and Nikki A.S.H. This turned into a 24/7 Championship segment with Dana Brooke leaving with the title after it changed hands several times. After all the shenanigans, the match continued and Asuka got Nikki in the Asuka Lock for the quick submission victory.

Logan Paul Will Face The Miz At WWE SummerSlam

Logan Paul and The Miz conversed in the ring in the final segment of tonight’s RAW. The Miz made sure to promote his reality show following WWE RAW before declining Logan’s challenge for a match at WrestleMania because he’s a rookie. Logan said when somebody tells him he’s not ready for something, it only motivates him.

He then vowed to host his own version of Miz TV next week in Madison Square Garden. The Miz then accepted the challenge and a brawl broke out. Logan hit Miz with a Clothesline to knock him out of the ring. Ciampa then showed up and attacked Logan Paul from behind. Logan fought him off and exited the ring. The Miz then vowed to win at SummerSlam to close the show. Miz was wearing a shit stating that he has massive balls as well.

Posted July 18th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

AEW Rampage Fyter Fest Week 1 Results (7/15/22): Claudio Castagnoli Appears, ROH Title Match, Lucha Bros

AEW Rampage was taped Wednesday night from the Enmarket Arena in Savannah Georgia. Private Party battled Lucha Bros in this week’s main event.

Rampage Results (7/15)

  • House of Black def. Dark Order
  • Jonathan Gresham def. Lee Moriarty to retain the ROH World Championship
  • Athena & Kris Statlander def. Robyn & Charlette Renegade
  • Lucha Bros def. Private Party

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

House of Black Picked Up A Win, Darby Allin Attacked

Malakai Black and Brody King faced John Silver and Alex Reynolds tonight on Rampage. Malakai and Alex started off the action. Malakai took control with a boot to the face and tagged in Brody King.

Brody went for a chop but Reynolds got out of the way and tagged in John Silver. King shrugged off a shoulder tackle from Silver and decked him with one of his own for a near fall. Silver connected with a kick to the face and tagged in Reynolds. Alex delivered a Superkick that knocked King out of the ring.

Reynolds went for a Suicide Dive but Brody was ready for it. Brody delivered a Chokeslam onto the ring apron as Rampage went to a break. When Rampage returned, Silver connected with a Sidewalk Slam on Malakai for a two count. Brody and Alex tagged back in and battled in the ring. Reynolds hit a Clothesline and went for the pin but Malakai broke it up with a Dropkick off the top rope. King followed it up with Dante’s Inferno for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Darby Allin attacked Body King by leaping off the top of the entrance tunnel. Sting and Malakai had a stare down as well to end the segment.

Jonathan Gresham Retained, Claudio Castagnoli

Jonathan Gresham defended the ROH World Championship against Lee Moriarty. Tully Blanchard and Matt Sydal were ringside for the match. Lee knocked the champ to the outside and sent him into the barricade. Back in the ring, Gresham connected with a slam as Rampage went to a commercial break.

When Rampage returned, Gresham hit an Armdrag but Lee responded with a boot to the face. Moriarty connected with a German Suplex and followed it up with a Dropkick for a two count. Gresham beat Lee down and applied the Octopus submission for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Tony Schiavone interviewed Gresham in the ring. The ROH Champion said that he will out-wrestle all of the fan favorites. Claudio Castagnoli interrupted and he had a stare-down with Gresham to end the segment. Castagnoli versus Gresham is rumored for ROH Death Before Dishonor on July 23.

Athena & Statlander Picked Up A Win

Kris Statlander and Athena faced Robyn and Charlette Renegade tonight on Rampage. Statlander and Athena dominated and connected with a couple Dropkicks to begin the match. Athena hit Robyn with the Eclipse for the quick win. After the match, TBS Champion Jade Cargill, Kiera Hogan, and Leila Grey attacked Athena and Statlander.

Lucha Bros def. Private Party

Lucha Bros (Pentagon Jr., Rey Fenix) battled Private Party (Isiah Kassidy, Marq Quen) in the main event of this week’s episode of AEW Rampage. Before the match, Mark Henry interviewed both teams backstage.

Private Party dominated the match early and sent Lucha Bros out of the ring. Quen and Kassidy hit a couple of Suicide Dives as Andrade El Idolo cheered them on from ringside. Back in the ring, Fenix connected with a Backbreaker on Quen and Penta tagged in.

Pentagon Jr. hit Quen with a Superkick before knocking Kassidy off the ring apron. Quen threw Fenix out of the ring and then planted Pentagon Jr. with a Tornado DDT. Andrade El Idolo choked Pentagon Jr. against the ropes while the referee was distracted. Rampage went to the final commercial break of the night with Private Party in control of the match.

When Rampage returned, Private Party had Pentagon Jr isolated in the corner. Fenix got the tag and hit Kassidy with a Double Stomp. Rey hit a Leg Drop on Kassidy and fired up the crowd. Fenix hit Kassidy with some chops to the chest before perching him up on the top rope. Fenix hit an Enziguri and went for a Superplex but Quen broke it up.

Marq got Rey in the Electric Chair and Kassidy connected with a Frog Splash off the top rope for a near fall. Quen tagged in and hit Fenix with an Atomic Drop as Penta pleaded for a tag. Fenix connected with a Jawbreaker and bought himself some time.

Pentagon Jr. tagged in and unloaded some kicks to Quen before slamming Kassidy on top of him. Penta knocked El Idolo off the ring apron but Rush caught him with a cheap shot. Private Party capitalized on the attack but Rey broke up the cover. Fenix then planted Quen with a Piledriver for the pinfall victory.

Posted July 15th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

WWE SmackDown Results (7/15/22): SummerSlam Referee Announced, Liv Morgan vs. Natalya, Theory

WWE SmackDown aired live from the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida. Jimmy Uso battled Angelo Dawkins in the main event. The special guest referee for The Usos vs. Street Profits at SummerSlam was also revealed during tonight’s show. In addition to the takeaways below, it was announced that Max Dupri’s sister, Maxxine Dupri will debut next week.

WWE SmackDown Results (7/15):

  • Championship Contender’s match: Liv Morgan def. Natalya
  • Drew McIntyre def. Ridge Holland
  • Madcap Moss def. Theory via DQ
  • Angelo Dawkins def. Jimmy Uso

Here are the takeaways from this week’s SmackDown:

Pat McAfee Returned

Pat McAfee kicked off tonight’s show and vowed to smack the bad tattoos off of “bum ass Corbin” at SummerSlam. McAfee recalled being roommates with Corbin while they were on the Indianapolis Colts. Pat claimed that Corbin used to be a humble guy but turned into an arrogant douchebag after joining WWE.

Happy Corbin interrupted on the jumbotron and claimed that McAfee needs to take a seat at the commentary table where he belongs. Corbin noted that he’s a fighter and McAfee used to punt footballs. Corbin said he will be staying away from McAfee and the WWE Universe until SummerSlam.

Liv Morgan def. Natalya

Liv Morgan battled Natalya in a Championship Contender’s match tonight on SmackDown. If Natalya defeated the champion, she would get a future title shot. Natalya controlled the action early but Liv responded with a Dropkick for a two count. Liv went for Oblivion but Natalya was able to escape and sent the champion into the ring post as SmackDown went to a break.

When SmackDown returned, Liv connected with a Dropkick off the top rope and followed it up with an Enziguri. Morgan connected with a Backstabber and went for a Splash but Natalya blocked it. Natalya connected with a German Suplex for a two count. Natalya followed it up with a Powerbomb for another two count. Liv battled back and hit the Oblivion for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Kayla interviewed the SmackDown Women’s Champion in the middle of the ring. Liv noted that she is walking into her title defense against Ronda Rousey at SummerSlam as the underdog, but vowed to walk out still the champion.

New Day Tricked The Viking Raiders

Money in the Bank winner Theory was interviewed backstage and was quickly interrupted by Paul Heyman. Paul shook Theory’s hand and claimed that it did not make business sense for him to cash in Roman Reigns. He suggested that he will give him a title shot if he doesn’t cash in but Theory said he is cashing in at SummerSlam no matter what.

New Day dressed up like The Viking Raiders tonight and made their way to the ring as SmackDown went to a break. When SmackDown returned, Erik and Ivar marched to the ring after Kofi and Xavier called them imposters. Woods then played the trombone and Shanky & Jinder Mahal beat The Viking Raiders down from behind.

Gunther & Lacey Evans Promos

Kayla Braxton interviewed Intercontinental Champion Gunther and Ludwig Kaiser backstage. Gunther hit Ludwig with a bunch of chops to the chest last week after he lost his singles match against Shinsuke Nakamura. Gunther said there is no room for failure and that Ludwig’s loss will not be tolerated. The IC Champion then delivered another big chop to Kaiser’s chest.

Lacey Evans made her way to the ring. The crowd booed and Evans grabbed a microphone. She said she’s better than all the fans and has overcome a bunch of obstacles in her life to get here. Lacey called herself an American hero and an example of everything the fans cannot be. Evans then told the fans to go to hell and left the ring.

Drew McIntyre Picked Up A Win

Drew McIntyre faced Ridge Holland tonight. Ridge got in some offense early but Drew battled back. McIntyre planted Ridge with White Noise while trash talking with Sheamus. Drew then hit the Claymore for the pinfall victory. The match was originally supposed to be Sheamus versus McIntyre to determine which star gets a title shot at Clash at the Castle.

Madcap Moss vs. Theory Ended In A DQ

Theory faced Madcap Moss tonight on SmackDown. Before the match, Paul Heyman approached Madcap backstage and tried to get him to deal with Theory. Heyman again promised a title match against Roman Reigns but Madcap said that Heyman sounds “really worried about Theory cashing in at SummerSlam”.

Madcap controlled the action early and slammed Theory to the canvas. Theory battled back and got Moss in a Headlock. Moss broke free but Theory connected with a shoulder tackle and flexed over Madcap. Moss hopped up and leveled Theory with a shoulder tackle of his own. Moss then flexed over Theory and showed off his power with a big Fallaway Slam. Moss sent Theory out of the ring with a Clothesline and followed him out there. Theory leapfrogged Moss and Madcap crashed into the steel steps as SmackDown went to a commercial break.

When SmackDown returned, Theory hit Moss with a Dropkick and went for the cover but Madcap wouldn’t stay down. Theory got Moss in a Headlock in the middle of the ring. Madcap escaped but Theory caught him with a flurry of punches. Moss responded with a big shoulder tackle and both superstars fell to the canvas.

Moss connected with a Spinebuster for a close two count. Moss went for a Powerbomb but Theory countered into a Blue Thunder Bomb for a near fall. The action spilled out of the ring and ended in a disqualification after Theory hit Madcap with his MITB briefcase. Moss vowed to win the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship at SummerSlam.

Sami Zayn interrupted and had his arm in a sling. The Honorary Uce strongly recommended that Theory apologize for threatening to cash in against Reigns. The Usos joined the party and Theory retreated. Madcap Moss then threw Theory like a dart into the ring post.

Jeff Jarrett Will Be The Special Guest Referee At SummerSlam

Jimmy Uso battled Angelo Dawkins in the main event. Montez Ford and Jey Uso were ringside for the match, Sami Zayn joined commentary. Dawkins connected with a Spinebuster early for a near fall. Jimmy sent Angelo to the ring apron and hit him with an Enziguri. Angelo battled back and knocked Jimmy to the outside with a Clothesline. Dawkins then delivered a big shoulder tackle that sent Jimmy flying over the barricade and into the timekeeper’s area as SmackDown went to the final commercial break of the night.

When SmackDown returned, Dawkins connected with a Neckbreaker for a near fall. The referee got knocked down and missed Jimmy Uso with the match won. Dawkins hit the Sky High for the pinfall victory. Sami Zayn shouted that his shoulder was up and referee Charles Robinson was wrong.

Adam Pearce showed up at the end of the show and said there is nothing worse than losing to a questionable call. Pearce announced that Jeff Jarrett will be the special guest referee for the Undisputed Tag Team Championships.

Posted July 15th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

AEW Dynamite Fyter Fest Week 1 Results (7/13/22): New Champions Crowned, Wardlow vs. Orange Cassidy

AEW Dynamite Fyter Fest Week 1 aired live from the Enmarket Arena in Savannah, Georgia. In addition to the takeaways below, AEW All Out was announced for Sunday September 4th from the NOW Arena in Chicago.

AEW Dynamite Fyter Fest Week 1 Results:

  • Wardlow def. Orange Cassidy to retain the TNT Championship
  • Jon Moxley def. Konosuke Takeshita via submission
  • Luchasaurus def. Griff Garrison via submission
  • Claudio Castagnoli def. Jake Hager
  • Serena Deeb def. Anna Jay via submission
  • Keith Lee & Swerve Strickland def. Young Bucks, Ricky Starks & Powerhouse Hobbs to become the new AEW Tag Team Champions

Here are the takeaways from Week 1 of AEW Fyter Fest:

Wardlow Retained The TNT Championship

Wardlow defended the TNT Championship against Orange Cassidy in the first match of the night. Cassidy hit some lazy kicks before going for a Tornado DDT. Wardlow blocked it and went for a Powerbomb but Orange escaped. Orange hit a Hurricanrana but Wardlow showed off his agility and landed on his feet. Best Friends provided a distraction and Chuck slid a chainsaw into the ring. The referee then kicked them both out in a goofy sequence during the title match.

Cassidy went for a punch but Wardlow caught his hand. Cassidy retreated to the outside and Wardlow chased him around. Wardlow stopped and grabbed Danhausen from under the ring. Orange ran around the other side and caught Wardlow with the Orange Punch. Back in the ring, he went for another one but Wardlow caught him with a Belly to Belly Throw as Dynamite went to a commercial break.

When Dynamite returned, Wardlow went for the Powerbomb but Cassidy countered into a DDT. Orange followed it up with another one but Wardlow kicked out at one. Wardlow planted Cassidy with the F10 but Orange somehow kicked out at two. Wardlow went for the Powerbomb but Cassidy countered into a Hurricanrana.

Orange hit a Suicide Dive through the ropes and shoved the TNT Champion into the ring post. Cassidy went for a diving DDT off the top rope but Wardlow caught him. Orange hit the Stundog Millionaire and then Beach Break for a two count. Wardlow then planted Cassidy with a massive Powerbomb for the pinfall victory. Wardlow is still the TNT Champion. After the match, Cassidy and Wardlow fist-bumped in the ring.

Chris Jericho Warned Eddie Kingston

Chris Jericho made his way to the ring for a promo about Eddie Kingston. The two will battle each other in a Barbed Wire Everywhere match with JAS suspended above the ring in a shark cage next week. Jericho joked that being friends with Eddie Kingston is a worse curse than what Danhausen can do. Chris boasted about JAS injuring Santana, shaving Ortiz’s head, and taking out Bryan Danielson at Anarchy at the Arena.

Jericho added that Ruby Soho has a mangled hand because of Kingston and added “you need to take better care of your chicks, Eddie”. Chris wondered how many barbed wire matches Eddie has won in his career and noted that he won the “first barbed wire match in Canadian history at the tender age of 22”. Jericho claimed that this will be the final fight between the two and Eddie can go back to drinking and smoking after the match. The crowd broke out in a loud “Eddie!” chant. Jericho closed the promo by vowing to spill a lot of Eddie’s blood next week and called Kingston a loser.

Jon Moxley def. Konosuke Takeshita

Interim AEW Champion Jon Moxley faced Konosuke Takeshita tonight on Dynamite. If Konosuke won the match he would get a future title shot. Moxley and Takeshita traded shoulder tackles to start off the action but neither man would go down. Jon got Konosuke in a Headlock but he escaped and leveled the champion with a Dropkick.

Takeshita and Moxley then traded chops in the middle of the ring. Jon caught him with a Clothesline and paced around the ring. The two then battled to the ring apron and Konosuke connected with a release German Suplex. They traded punches on the floor before Jon caught Takeshita with a boot to the face as Dynamite went to a commercial break.

During the break, Moxley remained in control and hit a Superplex. When Dynamite returned, Takeshita was busted open and Moxley unloaded some kicks to the midsection. Konosuke bounced off the ropes and leveled Moxley with a Spear. Takeshita followed it up with a Brainbuster and went for the cover but Jon kicked out at the last moment.

Konosuke went for a Frog Splash but Moxley got his knees up. Jon applied a Headlock and transitioned into an Armbar in the middle of the ring. Takeshita battled through the pain and was able to reach the bottom rope to break the hold and the match continued.

Moxley and Takeshita traded forearms to the face in the middle of the ring. Konosuke sent the champ to the outside and hit him with a flip on the floor. Back in the ring, Takeshita connected with the Frog Splash but Jon kicked out at two.

They then traded forearms to the face once again in the middle of the ring. Moxley went for the Bulldog Choke but Takeshita countered into a Blue Thunder Bomb for a two count. Moxley went for the Deathrider but Takeshita escaped and hit a Northern Lights Suplex for another near fall. Jon unloaded a couple of headbutts before hitting the Deathrider. Moxley followed it up with a bunch of elbows to the face and then locked in the Bulldog Choke for the submission victory.

Christian Cage & Luchasaurus Destroyed The Varsity Blonds

Christian Cage made his way to the entrance ramp and waited for Luchasaurus. Cage brought up the Varsity Blonds waiting in the ring. Christian noted that Brian Pillman Jr.’s father was average at best but respects him for spilling his blood, sweat, and tears in that ring. Christian mocked Pillman Jr. and pointed out that Griff Garrison looks like Jungle Boy. Luchasaurus then had a singles match with Griff and beat the hell out of him.

Luchasaurus planted Garrison with a release German Suplex and Griff rolled out of the ring. The big man put Griff’s face against the ring post and kicked it. Back in the ring, Luchasaurus delivered two Chokeslams and applied a submission hold for the victory. After the match, Luchasaurus put Brian Pillman Jr. on the timekeeper’s table. He then gave Griff a third Chokeslam but the table didn’t break. Luchasaurus hit Garrison with another Chokeslam on top of Pillman and the table broke.

Claudio Castagnoli is 3-0

Claudio Castagnoli faced Jake Hager tonight on Dynamite. Castagnoli started off the match with an uppercut but Hager quickly battled back. Jake went for an Ankle Lock but Claudio broke it up. Claudio then hit a 619 for a near fall. Hager sent Claudio to the corner and unloaded a bunch of Clotheslines.

Castagnoli responded with a series of uppercuts and then a Bulldog for a two count. Claudio bounced Jake’s face off the top turnbuckle several times before climbing to the top turnbuckle. Hager tripped him up and slammed him to the canvas. Hager hit a Vader Bomb and went for the cover but Claudio kicked out at two as Dynamite went to a commercial break.

When Dynamite returned, Castagnoli sent Hager into the barricade and hit him with another uppercut. Back in the ring, Claudio followed it up with a Splash off the top rope for a near fall. Castagnoli signaled it was time and hit Hager with The Swing for several rotations. Claudio then locked in a Sharpshooter in the middle of the ring. Jake signaled for Ange and Daddy Magic to rush the ring. They did and provided a distraction for Hager to escape. Jake went for the Ankle Lock again but Claudio escaped. Castagnoli delivered a pop-up Uppercut and then the Ricola Bomb for the pinfall victory.

Mercedes Martinez Confronted Serena Deeb

Anna Jay battled Serena Deeb tonight on Dynamite. Serena controlled the action early and set up for a Piledriver. Anna revered it into a Back Body Drop but Deeb got the momentum right back with a submission hold. Deeb connected with a Dragon Screw and went for another submission hold but Anna countered into a choke hold in the middle of the ring.

Deeb escaped and connected with an Armdrag. Serena followed it up with a Half Crab for the submission victory. After the bell, Deeb wouldn’t let go and ROH Champion Mercedes Martinez made the save. Deeb and Martinez traded words after the match to end the segment. Tay Conti and Anna Jay then argued backstage.

Keith Lee & Swerve Strickland Captured The AEW Tag Titles

The Young Bucks defended the AEW Tag Team Championships against Powerhouse Hobbs & Ricky Starks, and Swerve Strickland and Keith Lee in the main event. Keith Lee and Matt Jackson started off the match. Matt avoided a couple of Clotheslines before retreating to the corner to tag in Nick.

Swerve Strickland tagged in and battled with Nick Jackson. Nick and Swerve battled out of the ring and both went for a Dropkick at the same time. Back in the ring, Nick took Swerve down and applied an Armbar. Swerve battled to his feet and Ricky Starks tagged in. Matt planted Starks with a few Northern Lights Suplexes. Matt then delivered a double Northern Lights Suplex to Strickland and Starks.

Keith Lee and Powerhouse Hobbs planted Matt with a double Suplex and a big brawl broke out. Keith and Swerve isolated Matt in the corner. Lee delivered a big chop to Matt’s chest and Swerve followed it up with a diving uppercut. Matt shoved Keith Lee to the corner and he accidentally knocked Swerve off the turnbuckle.

Powerhouse Hobbs tagged in and planted Strickland with a Backbreaker. Hobbs sent Swerve across the ring and Ricky delivered a Dropkick as Dynamite went to the final commercial break of the night.

When Dynamite returned, Keith Lee caught Nick and Powerbombed him onto Matt on the apron. Lee then went for another Powerbomb in the ring but Nick escaped. Powerhouse Hobbs tagged in and traded strikes with Keith Lee. Hobbs and Lee both collided with a Crossbody in the middle of the ring and fell to the canvas.

Lee was the first up and climbed to the middle turnbuckle. Keith set up for a Superplex but Hobbs knocked him down. Hobbs climbed to the top turnbuckle and connected with a massive Frog Splash for a near fall.

Ricky Starks and Nick Jackson tagged in. Nick battled out of the corner but Hobbs got Nick in the Electric Chair. Ricky walked across the top rope and connected with a Cutter for a near fall. Swerve and Matt then tagged in and Strickland hit a Backbreaker. Strickland followed it up with a big Clothesline but turned around into a Superkick from Nick.

Young Bucks hit Lee with a couple of Superkicks and then teamed up with Ricky Starks for a moment. Ricky joined in on the Superkick Party before the Young Bucks sent him down with a couple as well. They hit Powerhouse Hobbs with a double Superkick and he fell onto the referee. Young Bucks brought the titles into the ring and Swerve took them away. Strickland made it seem like he was going to hit Keith Lee but dropped them instead.

Matt hit Swerve with a low blow and then bashed him over the head with the title. Matt went for the cover but Swerve still managed to kick out. Young Bucks followed it up with the BTE Trigger but Starks broke it up. Young Bucks went for the Meltzer Driver but Keith broke it up. Strickland and Keith Lee delivered a Double Stomp Powerbomb combo but Hobbs broke it up.

Powerhouse hit everyone with a bunch of Spinebusters as the crowd popped. Starks tagged in and leveled Strickland with a Spear for a two count. Keith Lee knocked Young Bucks out of the ring and then sent Hobbs over the top rope as well. Ricky knocked Lee to the apron but Keith responded with a headbutt. Strickland used Keith Lee as a springboard to flip onto everyone below. Back in the ring, Lee hit a big shoulder tackle and then ridiculously flipped onto everyone below. Strickland then delivered a Double Stomp for the pinfall victory.

Posted July 13th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: , .

WWE NXT 2.0 Results (7/12): Mandy Rose vs. Roxanne Perez, Apollo Crews vs. Giovanni Vinci

The July 12, 2022 episode of WWE NXT 2.0 aired live on the USA Network from Orlando, Florida at the Capitol Wrestling Center. 

WWE NXT Results 

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  • Tony D’Angelo and Channing Lorenzo defeated Malik Blade and Edris Enofe
  • Giovanni Vinci def. Apollo Crews
  • Tatum Paxley (w/Ivy Nile) def. Kayden Carter (w/Katana Chance).
  • Sanga def. Duke Hudson.
  • Solo Sikoa vs. Von Wagner goes to a double countout.
  • Indi Hartwell def. Lash Legend.
  • NXT Women’s Champion Mandy Rose def. Roxanne Perez

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Cameron Grimes Speaks

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Bron Breakker successfully retained the WWE NXT Title against Cameron Grimes last week in the main event of Great American Bash. Post-match, Breakker was attacked by JD McDonagh.

Grimes came out for a promo where he talked about how he learned from last week and doing the right thing can still not be enough. He said losing the North American Title was just life and losing to Breakker was just life. He said he is destined to be a loser and crashed into the sun. 

Out came JD McDonagh who talked about how after Grimes lost to Breakker, Cameron became old news. He said he was the latest news. Grimes called him an a**hole. They started to brawl before JD ducked out of the ring. 

Mandy Rose vs. Roxanne Perez

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Last week, Perez and Cora Jade defeated Gigi Dolin and Jacy Jayne for the Women’s Tag Titles. Following the bout, Perez announced that she would be cashing in the title shot that guaranteed her of winning the Breakout Tournament.

At the start of the show, Perez was attacked in the parking lot. Later in the night, Rose came out for the match and cut a promo about Perez isn’t women enough to step up and challenge her tonight. She said she runs NXT and that will never change. Cora Jade came out and said Rose can shut up because her night isn’t over yet because the fans were promised a championship match. Jade said she would step up and take the title from Rose. Perez came out and was selling her ribs. 

The match started with Rose beating down Perez. Jade hit Perez in the back with the title and Rose hit the running knee strike for the win. Jade told Perez that she was shelfish before hitting her with the skateboard, which broke in half before it made contact. 

Apollo Crews vs. Giovanni Vinci

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Apollo Crews vs. Giovanni Vinci was booked in a singles match. 

Their bout was set up in an in-ring promo segment on last week’s show. Vinci interrupted a Crews monologue and challenged him to face him. 

The match opened the show and was one of the better matches of the night. Crews was distracted by a fan’s phone and then Xyon Quinn attacked Crews o the outside that led to Vinci hitting a powerbomb for the win. 

Von Wagner vs. Solo Sikoa

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Von Wagner vs. Solo Sikoa in a singles match took place. 

This match was made official after Sikoa interrupted a backstage promo segment involving Wagner last week. 

The match ended in a double count out. Post-match, they continued to brawl. We are getting a rematch after that finish. 

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Posted July 12th, 2022 in Results.

WWE RAW Results (7/11/22): Brock Lesnar & Paul Heyman, Title Match, Dolph Ziggler Returns

WWE RAW aired live tonight from the AT&T Center in San Antonio, Texas. Brock Lesnar returned to deliver a warning to Roman Reigns ahead of their Last Man Standing match for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship at WWE SummerSlam.

WWE RAW Results (7/11)

  • Finn Balor def. Rey Mysterio
  • Carmella def. Bianca Belair via count-out (Belair retains the RAW Women’s Championship)
  • AJ Styles & Ezekiel def. The Miz & Ciampa via DQ
  • Alexa Bliss & Asuka def. Doudrop & Nikki A.S.H.
  • Omos & The Usos def. R-Truth & The Street Profits
  • Riddle & Lashley def. Seth Rollins & Theory

Here are the takeaways from tonight’s WWE RAW:

Brock Lesnar Returned

Brock Lesnar returned to kick off this week’s WWE RAW. Lesnar last appeared a few weeks ago and attacked Roman Reigns. Last Friday on SmackDown, Paul Heyman told Roman Reigns that he had to become a savage to slay The Beast.

He kicked off his promo by saying “well God bless Texas” and thanked the crowd for the reaction. Lesnar said a Texas phrase “pigs get fat and hogs get slaughtered” and vowed to slaughter Roman Reigns at WWE SummerSlam.

Paul Heyman quickly interrupted and the crowd greeted him with a “you suck!” chant. Heyman joked that Brock does not suck and complained that the barbaric nature of a Last Man Standing match plays right into The Beast’s hands.

Heyman noted that it doesn’t matter to Brock if he puts him down for a ten count or sends him to the morgue. Paul added that Brock is not a man, he is an avenging bad ass that wants revenge against his Tribal Chief.

Paul said that we are approaching 700 days as Roman Reigns as the champion and this is one streak that Brock Lesnar will not conquer. Heyman claimed that he is willing to train Roman Reigns to stick his hand up Brock’s ass and rip out Lesnar’s heart if he has to. Money in the Bank winner Theory interrupted and grabbed a microphone.

Theory stood on a platform that was next to the entrance ramp. Theory vowed to get his US Championship back at SummerSlam and cash in later in the night to become the youngest Undisputed WWE Universal Champion ever. Lesnar challenged him to a fight right now but Theory declined. Theory then rolled footage of Brock Lesnar hitting Theory with an F5 from off the top of a pod during Elimination Chamber.

The former US Champion claimed that Brock only cares about himself and that he wanted to show the footage because he didn’t forget. Alpha Academy showed up behind Brock Lesnar and Otis hopped on the ring apron. Otis entered the ring with Brock Lesnar and as Gable attacked from behind. Gable got in a chop block but Lesnar laughed it off.

Brock hit Otis with a Clothesline and delivered a Suplex to Gable. Lesnar grabbed the steel steps and bashed Alpha Academy with them several times. Brock retrieved a steel chair and beat them down some more before planting Chad with a Belly to Belly outside the ring. Lesnar put Otis through the announce table with an F5 to end the segment.

Finn Balor Told Rey Mysterio That He Was A Bad Father

Rey Mysterio battled Finn Balor in the first match of the night. Damian Priest and Dominik Mysterio were ringside for the match. Damian cut a promo before the action and claimed that what happened to The Mysterios was justice. Priest noted that Rey will be celebrating 20 years in WWE at Madison Square Garden in a couple of weeks. He suggested that Rey is done and has nothing left to offer Dominik. Priest wanted Dominik to join The Judgement Day to step out of his father’s shadow.

Finn Balor claimed that Edge was a bad leader and that Rey is one as well. Balor shouted that Rey is a bad father and the crowd booed. Dominik declined the join the croup and a brawl broke out as RAW went to a break. The action started off back and forth. Rey sent Balor out of the ring and he got distracted by Dominik. Rey capitalized with a dive through the ropes into a Sunset Flip Powerbomb as RAW went to another break.

Balor wound up defeating Rey with the Coup de Grace. After the match, Balor and Damian Priest told Dominik to think about joining The Judgement Day before exiting the ring.

The RAW Women’s Championship Matched Ended Via A Count-Out

Bianca Belair defended the RAW Women’s Championship against Carmella in a Money in the Bank rematch. Before the title match, Becky Lynch cut a promo and demanded a title match at SummerSlam. Big Time Becks was then ringside for the title match.

Belair dominated the action early and taunted Carmella while doing so. Bianca slammed Carmella down to the mat and went for a Standing Moonsault but the challenger got her knees up. Carmella connected with the X-Factor and went for the cover but Bianca kicked out at two.

Carmella knocked Beliar out of the ring but the RAW Women’s Champion tripped up the challenger on the ring apron. Belair climbed to the top turnbuckle but Carmella rolled out of the ring. Bianca followed her out there and went for a Suplex. Carmella escaped but Belair shoved her into the ring post.

Becky Lynch tried to attack Bianca but Belair was ready. However, the distraction was enough to get Belair counted out. Carmella won the match via count but the title did not switch hands. Becky laughed and retreated up the entrance ramp as Beliar planted Carmella with the KOD.

The Following Match Ended In A Disqualification

Ciampa was a guest on Miz TV tonight on RAW. He aligned with The Miz recently and attacked AJ Styles. Ciampa claimed that nobody commands the people’s attention more than The Miz and Miz told him that he was correct about that. The Miz boasted about carrying Logan Paul to a victory over The Mysterios at WrestleMania.

AJ Styles interrupted and claimed that The Miz just got someone to do his dirty work. Styles got in the ring and grabbed a chair but Miz and Ciampa retreated out of the ring. Ezekiel’s music hit and introduced himself as Elias’ younger brother to AJ Styles. He said that he talked to Adam Pearce and asked for a tag team match. Ezekiel and AJ shook hands as Ciampa & The Miz threw a tantrum outside the ring.

Ezekiel and Ciampa started off the action. Ciampa battled out of a headlock and drove Zeke to the corner. The former NXT Champion unloaded some chops to Ezekiel’s chest in the corner of the ring. Ezekiel responded with some chops of his own before The Miz tagged in.

The Miz got in some offense before tagging Ciampa back in. Miz hit Ezekiel with a cheap shot and Ciampa followed it up with a knee strike. The Miz bounced Ezekiel’s head off the announce table and taunted the crowd as RAW went to a commercial break.

When RAW returned, Styles hit The Miz with a Gutbuster and went for the cover but the A-Lister kicked out at two. AJ knocked Ciampa off the ring apron but turned around into a DDT from The Miz for a near fall. Styles escaped the Skull Crushing Finale and planted Miz with an Ushigoroshi.

Ciampa broke up the cover attempt but Ezekiel sent him out of the ring. AJ then got The Miz in the Calf Crusher in the middle of the ring but Ciampa broke it up. Ciampa apparently punched AJ Styles too much and the match ended via DQ.

Alexa Bliss & Asuka Picked Up A Win

Asuka & Alexa Bliss faced Nikki A.S.H. and Doudrop tonight in a Women’s Tag Team match on RAW. Nikki A.S.H. and Asuka began the action. Asuka hit a shoulder tackle and tagged in Alexa Bliss.

Nikki slammed Alexa down to the mat and tagged in Doudrop. Bliss caught Nikki with a knee to the face and Double Knees to the midsection. Alexa was unaware that Doudrop had tagged in and turned around into a shoulder tackle.

Doudrop planted Alexa with a Body Slam and tagged in Nikki A.S.H. Nikki connected with a Neckbreaker for a near fall and then applied a submission hold in the middle of the ring. Alexa escaped and tagged in Asuka.

Nikki leaped off the top turnbuckle but Asuka was ready for her. Asuka unloaded a series of kicks before dropping Doudrop with a Dropkick. Bliss tagged in as Doudrop dragged Asuka out of the ring. Asuka slammed Doudrop down as Nikki battled with Alexa. Bliss connected with a DDT for the pinfall victory.

The Usos & Omos def. The Street Profits & R-Truth

Undisputed Tag Team Champions The Usos came to the ring for a promo tonight. It was announced that they will defend the titles against The Street Profits once again at Money in the Bank. However, there will be a mystery special guest referee for the match. Street Profits interrupted but then R-Truth randomly joined the party.

R-Truth said he is a certified marriage counselor and certified to fly one of them “Top Gun airplanes”. R-Truth pretended to be a referee and showed off his three count. Jimmy Uso told R-Truth to stop and take his “clown ass” backstage. R-Truth challenged both Jimmy and Jey to a fight before Omos’ theme hit. Omos and MVP made their way to the ring and a brawl broke out. Omos leveled R-Truth with a big boot to end the segment.

The Usos and Omos then battled Street Profits & R-Truth in a 6-man tag team match. The action started out back and forth for the first few minutes. Omos knocked R-Truth out of the ring and hit him with a shoulder tackle as RAW went to a commercial break. When RAW returned, Omos launched R-Truth into the turnbuckle and Jey tagged in.

Montez Ford tagged in and delivered a Standing Moonsault for a near fall. Ford knocked Omos off the ring apron with an Enziguri and then Dawkins shoved him into the ring post. Montez lifted Jimmy up in the Electric Chair and Angelo connected with a flying uppertcut for a near fall. Jey planted Montez with a massive Neckbreaker but turned around into a slam from R-Truth.

R-Truth made the “you can’t see me” motion like John Cena and set up for the Five Knuckle Shuffle but Omos broke it up. Dawkins hit Jimmy with a Corkscrew Splash in the corner of the ring. Omos tagged in and hit Dawkins with the Chokebomb for the pinfall victory.

Dolph Ziggler Returned & Attacked Theory

WWE originally announced that Bobby Lashley would be issuing an Open Challenge for the United States Championship tonight. Instead, he teamed up with Riddle to face Seth Rollins and Theory in the main event.

Rollins and Theory isolated Riddle in the ring to start off the match. Riddle battled back with a flurry of kicks in the corner of the ring. Bobby Lashley tagged in and Theory caught him with a boot to the face. Rollins tagged in and Lashley slammed them both down to the canvas.

Dolph Ziggler returned and made his way to the ring in a suit. Ziggler took a seat ringside as Rollins beat Riddle down in the ring. Seth slammed Riddle down to the mat and applied a Headlock as Ziggler looked on. Lashley tagged in and connected with a Powerslam on Rollins. Theory broke up the cover and Bobby planted him with a Chokeslam.

Seth knocked Lashley to the canvas and made his way to the top rope. Rollins connected with a Frog Splash and went for the cover but Lashley kicked out at two. Riddle tagged in and hit Theory with a Powerslam and followed it up with a DDt. Riddle geared up for the RKO but Seth dragged Theory out of the ring.

Lashley delivered a Spear to Rollins through the barricade. Back in the ring, Riddle went for the RKO but Theory blocked it. Theory rolled Riddle up and put his boots on the ropes but Dolph Ziggler shoved Theory’s feet away. Riddle then planted Theory with an RKO for the pinfall victory. After the match, Ziggler got in the ring and leveled Theory with a Superkick to close the show.

Posted July 11th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

Weekend Wrestling Results (7/8-7/10): WCPW, REVOLVER, STARDOM, TJPW, GCW & More

Various wrestling promotions hosted Friday, Saturday & Sunday night shows this weekend. West Coast Pro Wrestling, On Point Wrestling, STARDOM, National Wrestling Alliance, Wrestling REVOLVER, Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling, NJPW STRONG, Pro Wrestling NOAH, Game Changer Wrestling, Revolution Pro Wrestling, and Jersey Championship Wrestling all presented events from 7/8-7/10. 

We have compiled results for the independent shows below along with ways to stream them, if possible.

7/8

West Coast Pro Wrestling

West Coast Pro Wrestling hosted its Cruel Summer event in San Fransisco, California. The event took place on July 8 at the United Irish Cultural Center. The event aired on IWTV.

WCPW Cruel Summer Results (7/8)

  • The Conglomerate (D-Rouge, Alpha Zo & Midas Kreed) def. Manders, Levi Shapiro & Michael Hopkins
  • Masha Slamovich def. Zeda Zheng
  • Vinnie Massaro def. Alan Angels
  • Nick Wayne def. ACH
  • Kevin Blackwood def. Jordan Cruz
  • Titus Alexander def. Jack Cartwheel
  • Speedball Mike Bailey def. Starboy Charlie
  • West Coast Pro Wrestling Championship: Jacob Fatu (c) def. Tom Lawlor 
  • Motor City Machine Guns def. West Coast Wrecking Crew
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On Point Wrestling

On Point Wrestling hosted its Nightmare in Westville event in Westville, New Jersey. The event took place on July 8 at the Skidrow Academy. The event aired on IWTV.

OPW Nightmare in Westville Results (7/8)

  • On Point Wrestling Championship: Kit Osbourne (c) def. BLK Jeez
  • AKIRA def. Blanco Loco (w/ Dream Girl Ellie)
  • Fantastic Four Way: Steve Scott def. Jay Curcio, Azrieal, & Billy Tipton
  • Jordan Oliver def. Jason Kincaid
  • TSF (Rosario Grillo & Hunter Knott) def. YDNB (Ellis Taylor & Charlie Tiger)
  • Axton Ray def. Action Andretti
  • Matt Tremont def. Mike Law
  • Dog Collar Match: Marcus Mathers def. Brandon Kirk by Referee Stoppage

STARDOM

STARDOM hosted its New Blood 3 event on July 8. The event took place at the Shinagawa Intercity Hall in Tokyo, Japan. The pay-per-view can be ordered here.

STARDOM New Blood 3 Results (7/8)

  • Mai Sakurai def. YuuRI
  • Ami Sourei def. Nanami
  • STARS (Hanan, Saya Iida & Momo Kohgo) def. JUST TAP OUT (Tomoka Inaba, Aoi & Misa Kagura)
  • MIRAI vs. Suzu Suzuki ended in a 15-minute draw
    • After the physical draw between these two, Suzuki called out Giulia. Giulia challenged Suzuki to a tag team Hardcore Match. Mai Sakurai will team with Giulia while Risa Sera will team with Suzuki for the match.
  • Ram Kaichow def. Waka Tsukiyama
    • Oedo Tai’s Rina will team with Kaichow at the new NEW BLOOD show to face Waka Tsukiyama and a partner of her choosing.
  • Young OED (Starlight Kid, Ruaka & Rina) & Haruka Umesaki def. Cosmic Angels (Unagi Sayaka & Mina Shirakawa) & COLOR’S (Rina Amikura & Yuko Sakurai)
  • Giulia def. Miyu Amasaki

7/9

National Wrestling Alliance

The most recent episode of NWA USA debuted on July 9. The episode is available on their YouTube here.

NWA USA Stream And Results (7/9)

  • NWA Junior Heavyweight Champion Homicide def. VSK
  • Jennacide def. Angelina Love
  • NWA National Champion Jax Dane def. Anthony Andrews

Wrestling REVOLVER

Wrestling REVOLVER hosted its Cage of Horrors event in Clive, Iowa. The event took place on July 9 at the Horizon Events Center. The event aired on FITE.

Wrestling REVOLVER Cage of Horrors Results (7/9)

  • IMPACT X-Division Championship: ‘Speedball’ Mike Bailey (c) def. Steve Manders
  • Gail Kim comes out to introduce the next match
  • Allie Katch def. Jessica Havok
  • Fatal 4-Way: Blake Christian def. Gringo Loco, Crash Jaxon & Zachary Wentz
  • PWR Tag Team Championship: OGK (Matt Taven & Mike Bennett) def. Prisoners of Society (Steve Maclin & Westin Blake) (c)
  • Bunkhouse Brawl: Jake Christ def. Mance Warner
  • Dan The Dad def. Jake Manning
  • Ruby Soho def. Billie Starkz
  • Switchblades (Jon Moxley & Sami Callihan) def. The Wolves (Davey Richards & Eddie Edwards)
  • Cage of Horrors: The Unit (JT Dunn, Logan James, & Tyler Matrix) def. The Crew (Matthew Palmer, Rich Swann, & SW3RVE)
  • Following the main event, it was announced that Killer Kross would be returning to Wrestling REVOLVER on September 17th.

STARDOM

STARDOM hosted their MidSummer Champions event on July 9. The event took place at the Tachikawa Stage Garden in Tokyo, Japan. The pay-per-view can be ordered here.

STARDOM MidSummer Champions Results (7/9)

  • Lady C def. Hina and Yuko Sakurai
  • Future of Stardom Championship: Hanan (c) def. Waka Tsukiyama
    • This was V8 in Hanan’s Future of Stardom Championship reign, extending her record.
  • STARS (Mayu Iwatani, Hazuki, Koguma & Saya Iida) def. Oedo Tai (Saki Kashima, Ruaka, Rina & Fukigen Death)
  • High-Speed Championship: AZM (c) def. Momo Kohgo
    • This was V5 in AZM’s High-Speed Championship reign.
    • After the match ended, Rina attacked AZM to make a challenge for the championship.
  • Cosmic Angels (Tam Nakano, Unagi Sayaka & Mina Shirakawa) & COLOR’S (SAKI & Hikari Shimizu) def. Donna del Mondo (Giulia, Mai Sakurai, Himeka, Maika & Natsupoi) in an Elimination Match
    • Mai Sakurai eliminated Himeka and Mina Shirakawa via over-the-top-rope
    • Hikari Shimizu eliminated Mai Sakurai via Spinning Buzzsaw Kick
    • Maika eliminated Unagi Sayaka via Michinoku Driver II
    • Maika eliminated Hikari Shimizu via Michinoku Driver II
    • SAKI eliminated Maika via flash pin
    • Giulia eliminated SAKI over-the-top-rope
    • Natsupoi turns on Giulia, eliminating her via German Suplex on the Apron, forcing her over-the-top-rope
    • Natsupoi rolls off the apron and joins Cosmic Angels after the match
  • Wonder of Stardom Championship: Saya Kamitani (c) def. Starlight Kid
    • This was V7 in Kamitani’s Wonder of Stardom Championship reign.
    • SAKI challenged Kamitani to a Wonder of Stardom Championship match.
    • Nanae Takahashi revealed she would be KAIRI’s partner against Saya Kamitani. Lady C stepped up as Kamitani’s partner.
  • World of Stardom Championship: Syuri (c) def. Momo Watanabe
    • This was V6 in Syuri’s World of Stardom Championship reign.
    • Tam Nakano challenged Syuri to a World of Stardom Championship match.

Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling

Tokyo Joshi Pro-Wrestling hosted its Summer Sun Princess event in Tokyo, Japan. The event occurred on July 9 at the Ota City General Gymnasium. The event aired on Wrestle Universe.

TJPW Summer Sun Princess Results (7/9)

  • Moka Miyamoto def. Juria Nagano
  • Aja Kong, Pom Harajuku, Raku & Yuki Aino def. Hyper Misao, Kaya Toribami, Haruna Neko & Nao Kakuta
  • Ryo Mizunami def. Miu Watanabe
  • Hikaru Shida & Hikari Noa def. Yuki Kamifuku & Mahiro Kiryu
  • Mei Suruga & Suzume def. Riho & Arisu Endo
  • International Princess Championship: Alex Windsor def. Maki Itoh (c) to become the new champion
  • Miyu Yamashita def. Thunder Rosa
    • After the match, Rosa said Yamashita has an AEW Women’s World Championship match waiting for her when she wants it.
  • Princess Tag Team Championship: Saki Akai & Yuki Arai def. Magical Sugar Rabbits (Yuka Sakazaki & Mizuki) (c) to become the new champions
  • Princess of Princess Championship: Shoko Nakajima (c) def. Rika Tatsumi

NJPW STRONG

NJPW aired their newest episode of NJPW Strong on July 9 on NJPW World. The tapings took place on June 19 at the Vermont Hollywood in Los Angeles, California.

NJPW STRONG Results (7/9)

  • NJPW STRONG Openweight Tag Team Title Tournament First Round: Christopher Daniels & Yuya Uemura def. The Factory (Aaron Solo & Nick Comoroto)
  • JONAH def. Taylor Rust
  • NJPW STRONG Openweight Tag Team Title Tournament First Round: TMDK (Mikey Nicholls & Shane Haste) def. West Coast Wrecking Crew (Jorel Nelson & Royce Isaacs)
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Pro Wrestling NOAH

Pro Wrestling NOAH hosted its Sunny Voyage Day 5 in Fuji, Shizuoka, Japan. The event took place on July 10 at the Fujisan Messe. 

NOAH Sunny Voyage Day 5 Results (7/10)

  • Rene Dupree def. Kinya Okada
  • Extreme Tiger def. Alejandro
  • Anthony Greene def. Stallion Rogers
  • Simon Gotch & HAYATA def. Kai Fujimura & Seiki Yoshioka
  • 8-Man Tag: Akitoshi Saito, Daisuke Harada, YO-HEY & Go Shiozaki def. Hi69, Manabu Soya, Katsuhiko Nakajima & Tadasuke
  • 6-Man Tag: Kaito Kiyomiya, Yuya Susumu & Yoshinari Ogawa def. Los Perros Del Mal de Japon (Katoro Suzuki, Super Crazy & NOSAWA Rongai)
  • 8-Man Tag: Timothy Thatcher, Hideki Suzuki, El Hijo del Dr. Wagner Jr. & Takashi Sugiura def. Daiki Inaba, Yoshiki Inamura, Masa Kitamiya & Shuhei Taniguchi
  • Kongo (Hajime Ohara & Kenoh) def. Satoshi Kojima & Atsushi Kotoge

Game Changer Wrestling

Game Change Wrestling hosted the first part of their Settlement Series events in Ridgefield Park, New Jersey. The event took place on July 10 at the Knights of Columbus. The event aired on IWTV.

GCW Settlement Series Part 1 Results (7/10)

  • Nick Wayne def. Dyln McKay
  • Big Vin def. Austin Luke
  • Ellis Taylor def. Charlie Tiger
  • 2 Hot Steve Scott def. Brandon Kirk
  • Alec Price def. Marcus Mathers
  • Axton Ray def. Azrieal
  • Akira def. Janai Kai
  • Best of 7 Series: Griff Reefer (4) def. Deklan Grant (2)
  • Yoya def. Charles Mason after BUSSYPREMECOURT reversed the decision.
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Revolution Pro Wrestling

Revolution Pro Wrestling hosted its event titled Live in Sheffield in Sheffield, England. The event took place on July 10 at The Network. 

RevPro Live in Sheffield Results (7/10)

  • Sunshine Machine (Chuck Mambo & TK Cooper) def. Greedy Souls (Brendan White & Danny Jones)
  • Yota Tsuji def. Joshua James
  • The VeloCities (Jude London & Paris de Silva) def. JJ Gale & Callum Newman
  • Luke Jacobs def. Nico Angelo
  • Ricky Knight Jr. def. David Francisco
  • RevPro Great British Tag League Block A Match: Aussie Open (Mark Davis & Kyle Fletcher) def. Destination Everywhere (Connor Mills & Michael Oku)
  • AEW All-Atlantic Championship Match: Pac (c) def. Shoto Umino
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Jersey Championship Wrestling

Jersey Championship Wrestling hosted their Great American Birthday Bash event in Ridgefield Park, New Jersey. The event took place on July 10 at the Phil Sheridan Building. The event aired on their YouTube channel.

JCW Great American Birthday Bash Results (7/10)

  • ‘Speedball’ Mike Bailey def. Axton Ray
  • GCW Tag Championship: Bussy (Effy & Allie Katch) (c) def. Edith Surreal & Delirious
  • Billie Starkz def. Nick Wayne
  • Triple Threat: Masha Slamovich def. Lindsay Snow and Janai Kai
  • Homicide def. Alec Price
  • YOYA wins Bunkhouse Stampede by eliminating Charles Mason
  • Hermanos Lee (Dragon Lee & Dralistico) def. Space Godz (Gringo Loco & ASF)
  • Konosuke Takeshita def. Cole Radrick
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AEW Rampage Results (7/8/22): Orange Cassidy vs. Tony Nese, Eddie Kingston vs. Konosuke Takeshita

AEW Rampage was taped this week from the Blue Cross Arena in Rochester, New York. Orange Cassidy battled Tony Nese in tonight’s main event.

Rampage Results (7/8)

  • Eddie Kingston def. Konosuke Takeshita
  • Gates of Agony def. Lee Moriarty & Jonathan Gresham
  • Serena Deeb & Mercedes Martinez def. Kayla Sparks & Christina Marie
  • Orange Cassidy def. Tony Nese

Eddie Kingston Picked Up A Victory

Konosuke Takeshita battled Eddie Kingston tonight on AEW Rampage. They locked up to start off the action and Eddie got Takeshita in a Headlock. Kinosuke escaped and traded punches with Eddie in the middle of the ring.

Eddie connected with a Gutwrench Suplex but grabbed his own back in pain after the move. Kingston bought himself some time with a poke to the eye and some chops in the corner of the ring. Takeshita tried to battle back but Kingston caught him with a headbutt.

Konsuke caught Eddie with a Clothesline and followed it up with a series of elbow strikes to the face. Takeshita connected with a Blue Thunder Bomb and went for the cover but Kingston kicked out at two as Rampage went to a commercial break.

When Rampage returned, Kingston and Takeshita battled on the ring apron. Eddie went for an Exploder Suplex but Takeshita blocked it. Konosuke hit a German Suplex and went for another one but Eddie escaped. Kingston then planted Takeshita with an Exploder Suplex on the floor outside the ring.

Both wrestlers got back into the ring just in time and the match continued. Kingston connected with a Clothsline followed by a Liger Bomb for a two count. Eddie went for Backfist to the Future but Konosuke dodged it. Takeshita planted Eddie with a Brainbuster and went for the cover but Kingston kicked out at two. They traded punches again from the middle of the ring before Eddie connected with Backfist to the Future for the pinfall victory.

Gates of Agony def. Lee Moriarty & Jonathan Gresham

Gates of Agony (Toa Liona and Kaun) battled ROH Champion Jonathan Gresham and Lee Moriarty tonight on Rampage. Toa and Kaun attacked before the match. Kaun connected with a Senton on Lee for a near fall.

Tully Blanchard distracted Gresham outside the ring as Lee was looking for a tag. Liona connected with a Samoan Drop but Lee was able to kick out at two. When Rampage returned from a break, Moriarty battled back with a Dropkick. Lee looked for a tag but Gresham betrayed him and shared a hug with Tully Blanchard. Kaun planted Lee with a Gutbuster for the pinfall victory.

Gresham and Blanchard were then interviewed backstage by Tony Schiavone. Gresham claimed that Lee is not his partner and added that he will defend the ROH Championship against Moriarty next week on Rampage. Lee Moriarty was later interviewed backstage by Lexy Nair. Sydal called what it “dishonorable” what Gresham did tonight. Lee vowed to win the ROH Championship next week.

Deeb & Martinez Picked Up A Win

Mercedes Martinez and Serena Deeb battled Christina Marie & Kayla Sparks tonight on Rampage. Deeb dominated the match early and took Marie down to the mat. Marie battled to her feet but Serena beat her down in the corner.

Martinez tagged in and delivered a knee strike to Marie’s face. Mercedes connected with a Clothesline as Deeb tagged herself in. Serena applied the Serenity Lock and Christina Marie quickly tappled out.

Orange Cassidy def. Tony Nese

Before the main event, a ridiculous main event was announced for the July 20th edition of AEW Dynamite. Eddie Kingston will face Chris Jericho in a Barbed Wire Death Match. Jericho Appreciation Society will be suspended above the ring in a shark cage for the match during Night 2 of Fyter Fest.

Mark Henry interviewed both wrestlers backstage before the main event.

Orange Cassidy battled Tony Nese in the main event of this week’s Rampage. Danhausen and Mark Sterling were ringside for the match. Orange Cassidy went to put his hands in his pockets but Tony Nese blocked him.

Tony connected with a shoulder tackle that knocked Cassidy over. Orange hopped up and put his hands in his pockets. Nese charged but Cassidy caught him with a Dropkick and then an elbow to the face.

Cassidy rolled Nese up for a near fall and the match continued. Nese connected with a Gutbuster and went for the cover but Orange was able to kick out. Mark Sterling got in a cheap shot but Danhausen chased him around the ring as Rampage went to the final commercial break of the night.

When Rampage returned, Tony connected with a Northern Lights Suplex for a near fall. Mark Sterling went for a distraction on the ring apron but Danhausen pulled him down. Nese leveled Danhausen with a baseball slide but then turned around into a Crossbody from Orange Cassidy.

Back in the ring, Cassidy connected with the Stundog Millionaire and followed it up with a Michinoku Driver for a two count. Nese went for a Powerslam but Orange countered into a DDT for another near fall.

Mark Sterling got up on the apron once again and Cassidy hit the lazy kicks. Mark hopped around like they hurt and Nese capitalized with a Piledriver for a two count. Tony pulled his knee pad down but Orange dodged the knee strike. Mark Sterling tried to interfere yet again but Danhausen broke it up. Cassidy then caught Nese with the Orange Punch for the pinfall victory.

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WWE SmackDown Results (7/8/22): Roman Reigns Returns, Liv Morgan & Ronda Rousey, Drew McIntyre

WWE SmackDown aired live this week from the Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas. Tonight’s episode was the first episode of SmackDown following WWE Money in the Bank.

WWE SmackDown Results (7/8)

  • Viking Raiders def. Jinder Mahal & Shanky
  • Shinsuke Nakamura def. Ludwig Kaiser
  • Ronda Rousey def. Natalya via submission
  • The Usos def. Los Lotharios in a Championship Contender’s match
  • Drew McIntyre def. Butch

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Theory Interrupted Roman Reigns

WWE SmackDown kicked off with Michael Cole and Corey Graves hyping the show. Graves noted that Pat McAfee is not here tonight and will have more on that story going forward. Undisputed Universal Champion Roman Reigns returned and made his way to the ring with The Bloodline and his special counsel, Paul Heyman. The entrance was a long one and SmackDown went to a break as Reigns got into the ring.

Roman Reigns and The Bloodline stood in the ring as the crowd booed. The crowd then chanted “you suck!” for a bit and Reigns looked pissed. Heyman handed Roman a microphone and he asked the crowd to acknowledge him. The crowd had a mixed reaction but Roman noted that business picks up when The Tribal Chief is around.

Reigns asked why Heyman looks so worried and instructed Paul to put his hand out. Heyman took the microphone and instructed Roman that he had to become a savage to keep Brock Lesnar down at WWE SummerSlam. Heyman continued to hype The Tribal Chief up until his theme played. Theory’s music then hit and he jogged around the ring with the Money in the Bank briefcase to end the segment.

Viking Raiders Destroyed New Day

Viking Raiders battled Jinder Mahal and Shanky tonight on SmackDown and won the match in quick fashion. Viking Raiders sent Shanky out of the ring and planted Mahal with a double Powerbomb for the pinfall victory. Erik and Ivar dominated before New Day interrupted. Xavier Woods and Kofi Kingston revealed “officially sanctioned” ass-kicking tickets and vowed to give Viking Raiders the whooping that the deserve. Kofi and Xavier rushed the ring but Viking Raiders beat them down. Ivar planted Kofi with a Powerslam off the middle rope to end the segment. Happy Corbin joined commentary and mocked Pat McAfee for not being here.

Gunther Was Disappointed With Ludwig Kaiser

Ludwig Kaiser and Intercontinental Champion Gunther made their way to the ring for a promo. The crowd mercilessly booed them during the promo and they shouted over the frequent “what?!” chants as well. Shinsuke Nakamura interrupted and Happy Corbin mocked Pat McAfee once again by dancing around.

Nakamura battled Ludwig Kaister tonight and Gunther was ringside. Ludwig controlled the match but Shinsuke was able to battle back. Shinsuke leveled Ludwig with the Kinshasa for the pinfall victory. After the match, Gunther scolded Ludwig Kaiser in the middle of the ring. Gunther lit his chest up with some chops and barked at him to get back up. Gunther hit another chop and Kaiser stayed down as the Intercontinental Champion stared at him.

Ronda Rousey def. Natalya

SmackDown Women’s Champion Liv Morgan made her way to the ring for an interview with Michael Cole. He noted that Ronda Rousey probably would like a rematch at SummerSlam and Liv simply said “bring it”.

Liv stated that winning the MITB ladder match and capturing the SmackDown Women’s Championship from Ronda Rousey on the same night was the culmination of her life’s hard work. She added that she is willing to work even harder to remain at the top.

Natalya interrupted and told Liv to shut up. Natalya took credit for softening up Ronda Rousey for Liv and claimed that her Cinderella story will end at SummerSlam.

Ronda Rousey joined the party and made her way down the entrance ramp with a limp. Ronda congratulated Liv Morgan but warned her that defending the title is a lot harder than winning it, and vowed to prove that SummerSlam. Natalya attacked from behind but Liv made the save. Liv Morgan and Ronda Rousey had a stare-down to end the segment.

Ronda Rousey then battled Natalya in a singles match. Rousey controlled the match early and Rousey retreated out of the ring. Ronda caught up to her and slammed her on the ring apron. Back in the ring, Rousey applied the Ankle Lock for the quick submission victory.

Maximum Male Models Unveiled Their Tennis Collection

Max Dupri came to the ring and claimed that last week’s Maximum Male Models debut was a viral sensation. Dupri said that the crowd was in for a treat tonight with the 2022 Tennis Collection.

Mace did the catwalk wearing a blue polo with white shorts. Dupri pointed out how impressive Mace’s physique looked in the outfit. Mansoor was next and was wearing a white shirt with blue sleeves and a headband. Max Dupri highlighted Mansoor’s physique again. He then thanked everyone for their attention to end the segment.

Lacey Evans Wants More Respect

Aliyah was in the ring and Lacey Evans made her entrance. Evans noted the negative response from the crowd and Lacey went backstage. Lacey made her entrance again and the crowd cheered but she wasn’t satisfied. Evans then said she is an American hero that put her life on the line and the fans can go to hell until she gets the respect she deserves. Aliyah stopped Lacey from going backstage again but Lacey hit her with the Woman’s Right to end the segment.

The Usos def. Los Lotharios In A Championship Contender’s Match

The Usos (Jimmy and Jey) battled Los Lotharios (Humberto & Angel)in a Championship Contender’s match. The Usos were in control as SmackDown went to a commercial break. When SmackDown returned Los Lotharios battled back and booted the Undisputed Tag Team Champions out of the ring.

Jimmy and Jey battled back and isolated Humerto in the ring. Jey leveled Humberto with a Superkick and The Usos followed it up with the 1D for the pinfall victory. Thus, Los Lotharios will not get a title shot. After the match, Kayla Braxton got in the ring and claimed that some are wondering if The Usos got away with one at Money in the Bank. She rolled footage of Montez Ford’s shoulder not being on the mat during the cover at the premium live event. The Usos claimed that isn’t on them, that is on the referee of the match. Kayla hinted that there might be a special referee for The Usos next match.The Usos suggested Roman Reigns to end the segment.

The Advertised Main Event Never Happened

Drew McIntyre was supposed to battle Sheamus in tonight’s main event. The winner of the match would get a shot at the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship at Clash at the Castle. Before the match, Sheamus came to the ring with Butch and Ridge Holland. Sheamus pretended to cough and said he has the “old COVID” in a remark that didn’t go over too well with fans watching the show.

Sheamus suggested an impromptu match against Butch. McIntyre leveled Butch with a Claymore for the quick pinfall victory. Ridge tried to attack him from behind but Drew fought Holland off. McIntyre then pointed Angela the sword at Sheamus and swung. Sheamus jumped out of the ring and Drew broke the top rope with the sword. Pyro then went off and that was the show. Sheamus vs. McIntyre will happen another time.

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AEW Dynamite Results (7/6/22): TNT Championship Street Fight, AEW Title Match, New Champion Crowned

This week’s AEW Dynamite aired live from the Blue Cross Arena at the War Memorial in Rochester, New York. In addition to the takeaways below, Claudio Castagnoli vs. Jake Hager was announced for Night 1 of AEW Fyter Fest next Wednesday.

Dynamite Results (7/6)

  • Wardlow def. Scorpio Sky in a Street Fight to become the new TNT Champion
  • Keith Lee & Swerve Strickland def. The Butcher & The Blade
  • Rush def. Pentagon Jr.
  • The Acclaimed & Gunn Club def. Ruffin It & Fuego Del Sol & Bear Country
  • Thunder Rosa def. Nyla Rose & Marina Shafir
  • Jon Moxley def. Brody King to retain the Interim AEW Championship

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Wardlow Captured The TNT Championship

Scorpio Sky defended the TNT Championship against Wardlow in a Street Fight to begin this week’s episode of Dynamite. Ethan Page, Dan Lambert, and others accompanied Sky the ring.

Wardlow battled with Scorpio in the corner to start off the action. Sky hit Wardlow with a series of kicks but he shrugged them off and decked the TNT Champion with a massive shoulder tackle.

Sky booted Wardlow in the midsection and bounced off the ropes but Wardlow sent the champ flying across the ring. Wardlow launched Scorpio across the ring once again and posed for the crowd. The TNT Champion rolled out of the ring buy himself some time.

The challenger exited the ring and Dan Lambert and his goons distracted Wardlow and Scorpio Sky capitalized. Scorpio launched Wardlow into the steel steps and then they all stomped on him for a bit. Sky hit some knee strikes before applying a Headlock in the middle of the ring.

The TNT Champion controlled the action for a bit and kept Wardlow on the mat as Ethan Page cheered him on from outside the ring. Wardlow leveled Sky with a lariat and started shouting at Ethan Page. Sky capitalized with a rake to the eyes and booted unloaded some strikes in the corner.

Wardlow launched Scorpio to the turnbuckle and charged. The champ dodged Wardlow and the big man crashed into the ring post. Sky set up for a Superplex but Wardlow shoved him down. Wardlow climbed to the top turnbuckle and hit a massive Swanton Bomb as the crowd popped. He set up for a Powerbomb but Lambert’s goons rushed the ring.

He beat them down one by one before sending them all out of the ring. Scorpio Sky bashed Wardlow over the head with the title and went for the cover but somehow the challenger kicked out at two. Sky went for the TKO but Wardlow escaped. Wardlow knocked Lambert off the apron and planted Scorpio with a Spinebuster. Wardlow pointed at the title before planting Sky with a Powerbomb. The crowd chanted for more and Wardlow delivered two more Powerbombs for the pinfall victory. Wardlow is the new TNT Champion.

Christian Cage & Luchasaurus Attacked Matt Hardy

Christian Cage made his way to the ring with Luchasaurus tonight on Dynamite. Cage called the crowd “ignorant pieces of crap” before he was interrupted by Matt Hardy. Matt said Christian screwed Jungle Boy over and he didn’t deserve that. Christian made a reference to Jeff’s DUI and referred to Matt as the “sober one”. The crowd was shocked and started chanting “asshole!” at Cage.

Matt accused Christian of just using Luchasaurus now in order to make as much money as he possibly can. Cage noted that Matt needs his brother to remain relevant, and claimed that Matt turned a blind eye to his brother’s issues so The Hardys could have on final run. Cage and Luchasaurus then attacked Matt Hardy and beat him down. Luchasaurus delivered a big boot to Matt’s face and Cage instructed him to put Hardy through a table. Luchasaurus delivered a Chokeslam to Matt through a table and Cage taunted Hardy to end the segment.

Keith Lee & Swerve Strickland Picked Up A Win, Title Match Announced For Next Week, FTR Chants

Keith Lee & Swerve Strickland battled The Butcher and The Blade tonight on Dynamite. The Bunny was ringside for the match. Keith Lee ignored Strickland during their entrance. Strickland and Lee dominated the action early. Swerve completely botched a leapfrog attempt and barely jumped, which caused The Blade to run into him in a terrible sequence.

Strickland and Lee then beat The Blade down in the corner for a bit. The Blade hit a Jawbreaker but Strickland sent him out of the ring with a Back Body Drop. The Bunny hit Swerve with a cheap shot and Blade capitalized with a Backbreaker. The Butcher tagged in (with tassels on his boots now) and delivered a Leg Drop for a near fall.

Keith Lee tagged in and sent Butcher & Blade to opposite corners of the ring. The big man delivered a couple of Splashes before hurling Blade at Butcher. Lee charged but Blade pulled Strickland in the way. Lee sent Strickland flying across the ring. Butcher and Blade sent Lee to the outside and beat the hell out of Strickland. Butcher hit a massive lariat and had the match won but Keith Lee managed to break up the cover at two. Keith Lee and Swerve then hit a Powerbomb/Double Stomp combo for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Powerhouse Hobbs and FTW Champion Ricky Starks interrupted. They argued that they were the better tag team. AEW Tag Team Champions The Young Bucks interrupted and said that they started this damn company so they can do whatever they want. Matt and Nick Jackson suggested a Triple Threat match next week. The crowd loudly chanted “FTR!” as they’ve been ranked #1 on the AEW ranking system for an eternity without getting a shot at the AEW Tag Team Championships. Young Bucks claimed that they are better than FTR and the match was made official for next week at Night 1 of Fyter Fest.

Rush def. Pentagon Jr.

Pentagon Jr. battled Rush tonight on Dynamite. Before the match, Brodie Jr. and Dark Order had a segment with QT Marshall. The crowd loudly chanted “Brodie!. Dark Order got the better of QT during the segment.

The action started off back and forth. Penta hit a Superkick and tried to get the crowd going. Rush and Penta battled out of the ring and Penta hit an Arm Drag. Andrade El Idolo said some words to Rush outside the ring as Penta posed.

Penta went for a Suicide Dive but Rush caught him with an elbow to the face. Rush followed it up with a couple of Splashes in the corner and a Dropkick to the face. Penta hit a Slingblade and followed it up with a flip over the top rope. A brawl broke out ringside between everyone not involved in the match. Fenix and Andrade cheered the two managers on as they brawled. Back in the ring, Penta leaped off the top rope but Rush caught him with a Dropkick for a two count.

Rush connected with a German Suplex but Penta responded with a Backstabber. Rush battled back with a Powerslam. The action continued to be back and forth for several minutes. Rush leveled Penta with a massive Dropkick off the top rope but he still kicked out at two. Rush climbed to the top turnbuckle and hit a Senton for another near fall.

Penta connected with a Cutter and followed it up with a Piledriver. Pentagon Jr. went for the cover but Andrade El Idolo pulled Rush’s foot to the ropes. Rush ripped off the mask then rolled up Penta for the pinfall victory as Rey Fenix flipped out ringside.

Gunn Club Betrayed The Acclaimed, Jericho Appreciation Society Attacked

The Acclaimed and Gunn Club won a tag team match against Ruffin It & Fuego Del Sol & Bear Country. It was a quick one and after the victory, Gunn attacked The Acclaimed. Billy Gunn leveled Max Caster with a lariat. Billy then hit Anthony Bowens with the Fameasser and posed with his sons to end the segment.

Eddie Kingston was set to be interviewed in the ring but was quickly interrupted by JAS on the big screen. Tay Conti then slammed Ruby Soho’s arm in a car door.

Thunder Storm Picked Up A Win, FTR Challenges The Briscoes At ROH Death Before Dishonor

Toni Storm and Thunder Rosa faced Nyla Rose and Marina Shafir tonight on Dynamite. “Thunderstorm” dominated the action early and beat Shafir down in the corner. Marina connected with a slam on Toni and tagged in Nyla. Rose planted Storm with a couple of Suplexes for a two count.

Shafir tagged in and focused her attack on Toni’s leg. Nyla tagged back in and stomped on Storm’s ribs. Rose connected with a Splash and went for the cover but Storm kicked out at two. Toni went for a Sleeper Hold but Nyla threw her down. Thunder Rosa tagged in and hit Rose with a Crossbody.

Thunder Rosa booted Shafir off the ring apron and unloaded some strikes on Nyla. The AEW Women’s Champion stomped Rose down to the mat and delivered a Dropkick. Rosa followed up with another one and went for a third but Nyla countered with a Uranage. Marina tagged in and hit a slam for two count. Toni hit Nyla with a DDT and then planted Shafir with a German Suplex. Storm hit Marina with a Hip Attack in the corner. ThunderStorm then planted Shafir with a Piledriver for the pinfall victory.

FTR cut a backstage promo and challenged The Briscoes at ROH Death Before Dishonor on July 23.

Jon Moxley Retained The Interim AEW Title

Jon Moxley defended the Interim AEW Championship against Brody King in this week’s main event. Brody and Moxley traded punches to start off the title match. Moxley and Brody battled out of the ring to start off the match. Brody took control and rolled Jon back inside the ring.

Moxley hit a Dropkick and followed it up with a Dragon Screw. Jon locked in a Figure Four in the middle of the ring but King broke free. Brody connected with a Bossman Slam for a near fall and Jon rolled to the apron. King hit a shoulder tackle that knocked the champion to the floor.

Brody King dominated the next few minutes of the match and beat Moxley down. King caught the champ with a chop to the chest and Jon fell to the mat. Moxley battled back and started stomping on Brody’s head. Moxley and King traded forearm strikes in the middle of the ring. King got the better of the exchange and leveled Jon with a Clothesline. Brody followed it up with a Piledriver and went for the cover but Moxley kicked out at two.

King locked in a choke hold on the top rope before dropping Jon to the canvas. Brody hit a massive Cannonball Senton in the corner and went for the cover but Jon powered out at two. Jon went for a Sleeper but Brody broke free by falling backwards. Moxley transitioned into the Bulldog Choke and Brody went to sleep. Moxley remains the Interim AEW Champion.

Posted July 6th, 2022 in Results.

WWE NXT 2.0 Results (7/5): Breakker vs. Grimes, Three Other Title Matches

The July 5, 2022 episode of WWE NXT aired live on the USA Network from Orlando, Florida, at the Capitol Wrestling Center. 

WWE NXT Results 

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  • Cora Jade & Roxanne Perez def. Toxic Attraction to become the newWomen’s Tag Team Champions.
  • Trick Williams def. Wes Lee.
  • Tiffany Stratton def. Wendy Choo.
  • Carmelo Hayes def. Grayson Waller to retain the North American Championship.
  • The Creed Brothers def. Roderick Strong & Damon Kemp to retain theTag Team Championships.
  • Bron Breakker def. Cameron Grimes to retain NXT Title

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

NXT Title Match

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NXT Champion Bron Breakker vs. Cameron Grimes was the main event of the show. WWE set up the match a few weeks ago when Grimes challenged Breakker to a title match. 

Grimes said last week that he decided to go after Bron because he doesn’t have a back-up plan because wrestling is just that because he couldn’t make it in the NFL. Bron said next week, he will spear him in half and will make him regret challenging for the title. They brawled with Grimes tossing Bron into the turnbuckle and it popped off. Grimes said that he might not be able to beat him 100%, but maybe he can if Bron isn’t. 

The match saw them go back and forth. In the end, Bron hit a spear for the win. After the match, JD McDonagh, formerly known as Jordan Devlin, laid out Bron by putting him through a table. 

https://twitter.com/WWENXT/status/1544502625525284869

NXT Women’s Tag Team Championship Match

NXT Women’s Tag Team Champions Toxic Attraction defended the titles against Roxanne Perez and Cora Jade.

Jade and Perez won a number one contendership match by defeating Katana Chance and Kayden Carter last week. The two teams confronted one another the previous week leading to a brawl over who should face Toxic Attraction next.

The match opened the show and went back and forth. Mandy Rose got removed from ringside due to outside interference. Perez hit her finisher on Jayne for the win. 

Carmelo Hayes vs. Grayson Waller

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NXT North American Champion Carmelo Hayes vs. Grayson Waller took place. 

Last week, Waller asked Hayes if he could sign some memorabilia. This led to Hayes agreeing, but later found out that he had unwittingly signed a contract for a title defense.

The match saw Waller have a few moments where it looked like he was going to win it. Trick Williams got involved until Wes Lee took him out. Hayes hit a codebreaker and the leg drop off the top for the win. 

https://twitter.com/WWENXT/status/1544488142715363329

Creed Brothers vs. Roderick Strong and Damon Kemp

NXT Tag Team Champions Creed Brothers vs. Roderick Strong and Damon Kemp was booked. 

Strong and The Creed Brothers confronted one another in a backstage segment on last week’s show after dissension in a tag team match against The Dyad and Joe Gacy led to a defeat. Strong was upset so he challenged The Creeds to a title match for next week.

The match was the co-main event. The Creeds were in control for the majority of it. Kemp ate the pinfall. Post-match, The Creeds helped Kemp up while Strong looked frustrated and stared at the Creeds. 

Posted July 5th, 2022 in Results.

Weekend Wrestling Results (7/1-7/3): GCW, PWG, STARDOM, NJPW, ICW NHB & More

This weekend, various wrestling promotions hosted Friday, Saturday & Sunday night shows. Game Changer Wrestling, ICW No Holds Barred, NWA, STARDOM, NJPW Strong, Freelance Underground, NJPW, and Pro Wrestling Guerrilla. all presented events from 7/1-7/3. 

We have compiled results for the independent shows below along with ways to stream them, if possible.

7/1

Game Changer Wrestling

Game Change Wrestling hosted its Gateway To The Death event in Sauget, Illinois. The event took place on July 1 at Pop’s Nightclub. The event aired on FITE TV.

GCW Gateway To The Death Results (7/1)

  • Blake Christian def. Gringo Loco
  • 2 Cold Scorpio def. Allie Katch
  • Ninja Mack def. Axton Ray
  • Nick Wayne def. Tony Deppen
  • Davey Richards def. Joey Janela
  • Jordan Oliver def. Dark Sheik
  • EFFY def. Delirious
  • Lucha Extrema Match: Second Gear Crew (Mance Warner, Matthew Justice & 1 Called Manders) def. Los Macizos (Ciclope & Miedo Extremo) and Jimmy Lloyd
  • GCW Ultraviolent Championship Match: Alex Colon (c) def. Cole Radrick
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ICW No Holds Barred

ICW No Holds Barred hosted its Volume 27 event in Maybee, Michigan. The event took place on July 1 at the US Military Veterans Motorcycle Club. The event aired on IWTV.

ICW No Holds Barred: Volume 27 Results (7/1)

  • SHLAK def. AKIRA
  • Bobby Beverly def. Kaplan
  • Tommy Vendetta def. Josh Bishop
  • Danny Demanto def. Randi West
  • Krule def. The Kirks (Brandon & Kasey Kirk)
  • John Wayne Murdoch def. Dale Patricks
  • ICW American Deathmatch Championship: Joel Bateman def. Eric Ryan (c) 
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7/2

National Wrestling Alliance

The most recent episode of NWA USA debuted on July 2. The episode is available on their YouTube here.

NWA USA Stream And Results (7/2)

  • Gaagz the Gymp def. BLK Jeez
  • “Magic” Jake Dumas def. AJ Cazana
  • NWA World Women’s Tag Team Titles: Kenzie Paige & Ella Envy (c) def. Allysin Kay & Marti Belle 

ICW No Holds Barred

ICW No Holds Barred hosted its The Pit 7 event in Maybee, Michigan. The event took place on July 2 at the US Military Veterans Motorcycle Club. The event aired on IWTV.

ICW No Holds Barred: The Pit 7 Results (7/2)

  • Neil Diamond Cutter def. Malcolm Monroe III
  • Isaiah Broner def. Aaron Williams
  • The Carver def. Satu Jinn
  • Brandon Kirk def. Darren McCarty

During John Wayne Murdoch’s entrance, he grabbed a microphone and explained that there was a stabbing outside the venue and that the remainder of the event is canceled. 

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STARDOM

STARDOM hosted an event on July 2. The event took place at the Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium #2 in Osaka, Japan.

STARDOM Results (7/2)

  • Momo Kohgo defeated Lady C
  • Oedo-tai (Fukigen Death & Saki Kashima) defeated STARS (Mayu Iwatani & Saya Iida)
  • Syuri defeated Mai Sakurai
  • Queen’s Quest (Utami Hayashishita, Saya Kamitani & AZM) defeated Oedo-tai (Starlight Kid, Momo Watanabe & Ruaka)
  • Donna del Mondo (Giulia, Maika, Himeka & Natsupoi) defeated Tam Nakano, Waka Tsukiyama, Mina Shirakawa & Unagi Sayaka
  • Goddesses Of STARDOM Championship: STARS (Koguma & Hazuki) (c) vs. God’s Eye (Ami Sorei & MIRAI) ended in a 30-minute time limit draw.

ICW No Holds Barred

ICW No Holds Barred hosted its Volume 28 event in Maybee, Michigan. The event took place on July 2 at the US Military Veterans Motorcycle Club. The event aired on IWTV.

ICW No Holds Barred: Volume 28 Results (7/2)

  • SHLAK def. Eric Ryan
  • AKIRA def. Brandon Kirk
  • Satu Jinn def. Neil Diamond Cutter
  • Tommy Vendetta def. Bobby Beverly
  • Kasey Kirk (w/ Brandon Kirk) def. Dale Patricks
  • Krule def. The Carver
  • ICW American Deathmatch Championship: Joel Bateman (c) def. John Wayne Murdoch

NJPW STRONG

NJPW aired their newest episode of NJPW Strong on July 2 on NJPW World. The tapings took place on May 15 as a part of the NJPW STRONG Collision tapings at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

NJPW STRONG Results (7/2)

  • United Empire (Aaron Henare, Great-O-Khan, Kyle Fletcher & Mark Davis) def. TMDK (Bad Dude Tito, JONAH, Mikey Nicholls & Shane Haste)
  • Jeff Cobb def. Willie Mack
  • Will Ospreay (w/ Kyle Fletcher & Mark Davis) def. Homicide (w/ Eddie Kingston)

Freelance Underground

Freelance Underground hosted its Blaze of Glory event in Joliet, Illinois. The event took place on July 2 at Cantigny Post 367 VFW. The event aired on IWTV.

FU Blaze Of Glory Results (7/2)

  • FU Independent Championship: Storm Grayson (c) def. GPA
  • Mojo McQueen def. Alfonso Gonzalez
  • Billie Starkz def. Katalina Perez
  • FU Tag Team Championships: The Brothers Of Funstruction (Ruffo The Clown & Yabo The Clown) (c) def. Pick N Pop (Darius Latrell & Koda Hernandez) and Joey Marx & Mason Conrad
  • Project MONIX def. Davey Bang
  • Joe Alonzo def. August Matthews and Gunner Brave
  • Laynie Luck def. Sandra Moone
  • FU Heavyweight Championship: Calvin Tankman (c) def. Shane Mercer

7/3

New Japan Pro Wrestling

New Japan Pro Wrestling hosted its night six of its New Japan Road tour in Tokyo, Japan. The event took place on July 3 at the Korakuen Hall. The event aired on NJPW World.

NJPW New Japan Road Results (7/3)

  • Great Bash Heel (Tomoaki Honma & Togi Makabe) def. Ryohei Oiwa & Tiger Mask
  • Suzuki-Gun (Minoru Suzuki, El Desperado & Yoshinobu Kanemaru) def. Hiroyoshi Tenzan, Master Wato & Kosei Fujita
  • United Empire (Great-O-Khan & Aaron Henare) def. Los Ingobernables De Japon (Hiromu Takahashi & BUSHI)
  • Los Ingobernables De Japon (Shingo Takagi, Tetsuya Naito & SANADA) def. LA Dojo (Clark Connors, The DKC & Yuji Nagata)
  • HOUSE OF TORTURE (EVIL, Yujiro Takahashi & Dick Togo) def. CHAOS (Hirooki Goto, YOSHI-HASHI & Toru Yano)
  • CHAOS (Tomohiro Ishii & Kazuchika Okada) def. Suzuki-Gun (TAKA Michinoku & Taichi)
  • KUSHIDA, Hiroshi Tanahashi & Alex Zayne def. BULLET CLUB (KENTA, Taiji Ishimori & Gedo)

Game Changer Wrestling

Game Change Wrestling hosted its Rock-N-Roll Forever event in Evansville, Indiana. The event took place on July 3 at the Evansville Coliseum. The event aired on FITE TV.

GCW Rock-N-Roll Forever Results (7/3)

  • Jordan Oliver def. Calvin Tankman
  • Tony Deppen def. Kerry Morton
  • Nick Wayne def. Axton Ray
  • Blake Christian def. Shane Mercer
  • Second Gear Crew (Mance Warner, Matthew Justice & 1 Called Manders) def. The Bloodfighters (Alex Colon, Dale Patricks & Akira)
  • Scramble Match: Nate Webb def. Alec Price, Carter Gray, Larry D, Yoya & Jimmy Lloyd
  • Cole Radrick def. Joey Janela
  • Billie Starkz def. Dark Sheik
  • The Rock N Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson) def. The Rejects (John Wayne Murdoch & Reed Bentley)
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Pro Wrestling Guerrilla

Pro Wrestling Guerrilla hosted its event titled Nineteen in Los Angeles, California. The event took place on July 3 at the Globe Theater. 

PWG Nineteen Results (7/3)

  • Shane Haste def. Titus Alexander
  • Yuka Sakazaki def. Masha Slamovich
  • Davey Richards def. Kevin Blackwood and JONAH
  • Speedball Mike Bailey def. Buddy Matthews
  • PWG Tag Team Championship Match: Kings of the Black Throne (Brody King & Malakai Black) def. Aussie Open (Kyle Fletcher & Mark Davis) 
  • PWG World Championship Match: Daniel Garcia (c) def. Konosuke Takeshita

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WWE RAW Results (7/4/22): Becky Lynch vs. Asuka, Otis Vomits, Gunther Appears, Liv Morgan & Bianca Belair

The July 4, 2022 edition of WWE RAW aired live tonight from the Pechanga Arena in San Diego, California. It was the first episode of WWE RAW following Money in the Bank. Asuka battled Becky Lynch in a No Holds Barred match in the main event and several SmackDown superstars appeared during the show.

WWE RAW Results

  • The Mysterios def. Judgement Day via DQ
  • AJ Styles def. The Miz
  • Liv Morgan & Bianca Belair def. Natalya & Carmella
  • Seth Rollins def. Ezekiel
  • Bobby Lashley & Street Profits def. Theory & Alpha Academy
  • Gunther def. R-Truth
  • Becky Lynch def. Asuka in a No Holds Barred match

Here are the takeaways from the July 4th episode of WWE RAW:

Lashley Will Defend The US Title Against Theory At SummerSlam

It was announced that Becky Lynch will battle Asuka in a No Holds Barred match and Judgement Day (Finn Balor & Damian Priest will face the Mysterios. SmackDown Women’s Champion Liv Morgan will also appear tonight. Bobby Lashley & Street Profits will battle Theory & American Alpha in a 6-man tag team match tonight.

United States Champion Bobby Lashley made his way to the ring to begin the show. Lashley welcomed everyone to Monday Night RAW and the crowd cheered. A loud “Bobby!” chant broke out for the United States Champion and he thanked them. Lashley claimed that there is not a man in any division, in any promotion that can beat him for the United States Championship.

MITB winner Theory interrupted to a smattering of boos from the crowd. The crowd booed as Theory claimed everyone was waiting to hear what he has to say. Theory boasted about being the youngest Mr. Money in the Bank in WWE history. The crowd chanted “you suck!” as Lashley pointed out that they were talking to Theory.

He told Bobby to shut up before entering the ring with the United States Champion. Theory noted that Lashley got him in the first half of the show, but just like Michael Jordan, he came back and won the MITB contract. Lashley told Theory that he didn’t earn his way into the MITB ladder match and wanted a fight. Theory backed down and held up the MITB briefcase. Theory announced that he’s already been given a rematch against Bobby Lashley for the United States Championship at SummerSlam.

Theory noted that Lesnar and Reigns are going to beat the hell out of each other at SummerSlam and he’s going to cash in that night to become the youngest Undisputed champion in WWE history. Theory then attacked Lashley with the MITB briefcase and hit him several times with it. The United States Champion battled back and hit a Chokeslam. Lashley set up for a Spear but Theory rolled out of the ring to end the segment.

The Mysterios def. Judgement Day, Independence Day Cookout

Finn Balor and Damian Priest attacked Rey and Dominik Mysterio during their entrance as RAW went to a break. Judgement Day then battled The Mysterios in a singles match. Balor and Dominik started off the action. Dominik took control and Damian Priest tagged in. Dominik caught him with a Dropkick and knocked him out of the ring.

Rey tagged in and hit a Senton off the ring apron. Back in the ring, Rey caught Balor with an Enziguri and tagged out. Dominik connected with a Crossbody off the top rope before tripping Balor up. Priest tagged in and prevented the 619. Damian carried Dominik out of the ring and threw him into the barricade as WWE RAW went to a commercial break.

When RAW returned, Rey connected with a Tornado DDT and went for the cover but Damian Priest was able to kick out. Mysterio followed it up with a Senton off the top rope for a near fall. Dominik popped Rey up in the air and he connected with an awesome Hurricanrana on Damian for another two count. Rey then made it seem like Finn used a steel chair to hit him and The Mysterios got a DQ win in a tribute to Eddie Guerrero. Judement Day then attacked The Mysterios backstage and beat them down until WWE officials broke it up.

Street Profits and Alpha Academy argued at a cookout earlier in the day. Montez Ford hit Gable with a hot dog and Otis got pissed off.

Later, we are back at the cookout and Ezekiel is hanging out with Street Profits. Ezekiel accidentally got ketchup all over Seth Rollins. Seth looked angry but started laughing like a goof. Rollins then got angry again, had some of the ketchup that was on his face, and exited as Ezekiel was bewildered. Rollins and Ezekiel competed in a singles match later on tonight’s WWE RAW.

The hot dog contest began between Dawkins & Otis. It was revealed that Tozawa had eaten 48 hot dogs right next to them and won the contest. Theory showed up and said he will see Alpha Academy out there for their 6-man tag team match. Otis’ stomach didn’t feel too well going into the bout.

AJ Styles def. The Miz, Ciampa Attacked

The Miz battled AJ Styles once again tonight on RAW. Before the match, The Miz was interviewed backstage about Logan Paul’s challenge for a match at SummerSlam. Miz insisted that they form a tag team and put the Skull Crushing Finale at WrestleMania behind them. However, The Miz vowed to be relentless if Logan doesn’t want to become a tag team again.

Miz caught AJ with a knee to the midsection and bounced his head off the top turnbuckle. The A-Lister went for another knee but the Phenomenal One countered into a Clothesline. The Miz tumbled out of the ring and Styles hit him with a flying forearm as WWE RAW went to a break.

When RAW returned, AJ connected with an Ushigoroshi and went for a cover but Miz kicked out. The Miz cowered away in the corner and begged Styles for mercy. He then tripped AJ and planted him with a DDT for a near fall. AJ battled back and hit the Phenomenal Forearm for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Ciampa attacked AJ from behind and slammed him into the ring post. Ciampa pulled down his knee pad but Styles caught him with an Enziguri. AJ set up for the Styles Clash on Ciampa but The Miz broke it up. Miz planted AJ with the Skull Crushing Finale and smirked at Ciampa. The Miz and Ciampa stood over Styles and shook hands to end the segment.

The Women’s Champs Picked Up A Win

Liv Morgan won the women’s MITB ladder match and cashed in just a couple of hours later on Ronda Rousey to win the SmackDown Women’s Champion. Liv made her way to the big to a big pop from the crowd. She said she was so proud to be standing in the ring as the new Smackdown Women’s Champion. Liv boasted about beating Ronda Rousey at Money in the Bank and raised the title.

Natalya interrupted and took credit for destroying Ronda Rousey before Liv Morgan cashed in. Carmella joined the party and wanted Natalya & Liv to take their business over to SmackDown. Natalya and Carmella attacked Liv Morgan before RAW Women’s Champion Bianca Belair made the save. Belair beat Carmella down as Liv sent Natalya out of the ring to end the segment. Adam Pearce then did his best Teddy Long and announced a tag team match up next.

Bianca dominated the action early and leveled Carmella. Liv tagged in and hit a Splash in the corner for a two count. Natalya tagged in and caught Liv with a Dropkick for a near fall. Morgan responded with a Dropkick of her own for a two count. Natalya got the SmackDown Women’s Champion in the Sharpshooter but she used Bianca’s braid to reach the ropes.

The RAW Women’s Champion tagged in and hit Natalya with a shoulder tackle. Belair went for a Powerbomb but Natalya countered into a Hurricanrana. Belair went for a Suplex but Carmella broke it up. Carmella tagged in and hit Bianca with a Superkick against the ring post as RAW went to a commercial break.

When RAW returned, Bianca Belair planted Carmella with a Backbreaker but couldn’t get to the corner for a tag. Natalya tagged in and stomped Belair down in the corner of the ring. Belair threw Natalya out of the ring and got the tag to Liv. Morgan stormed into the ring and hit Natalya with an Enziguri.

Liv hit a springboard Stunner and went for the cover but Carmella broke it up. Carmella went for a Crossbody on Belair but the RAW Women’s Champion caught her. Carmella escaped and shoved Belair into the ring post. Liv knocked Carmella off the apron and planted Natalya with the Oblivion for the pinfall victory.

Seth Rollins def. Ezekiel, Riddle Saved The Day

Seth Rollins battled Ezekiel tonight on RAW. Rollins attacked Ezekiel right when the bell rang and stomped the hell out of him in the corner of the ring. Ezekiel battled back with a Suplex and Seth retreated out of the ring. Ezekiel chased him around and Rollins threw him into the ropes. Rollins connected with a Neckbreaker but Ezekiel battled back with some chops to the chest. Ezekiel sent Seth to the outside with a Back Body Drop. Ezekiel then launched Rollins over the barricade and into the timekeeper’s area as RAW went to a commercial break.

When RAW returned, Ezekiel was still in control and sent Seth flying across the ring with a Fallaway Slam. Ezekiel connected with a Splash in the corner and followed it up with a Spinebuster for a two count. Ezekiel went for another Splash but Rollins blocked. Seth leaped off the top rope but Ezekiel countered with a knee to the face. Ezekiel quickly followed it up with a swinging Neckbreaker but couldn’t put Rollins away.

Ezekiel climbed to the top turnbuckle but Rollins caught him with a forearm to the face. Seth climbed to the top rope as well but Zeke shoved him down. Seth hopped right back up but Ezekiel escaped through his legs. Ezekiel got Rollins in the Electric Chair and transitioned into a Powerbomb for a near fall. Rollins kicked out of several roll-up attempts before hitting the Stomp for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Seth Rollins went for an attack but Riddle caught him with an RKO out of nowhere. The crowd loved this and Riddle got a great reaction as Rollins retreated.

Lashley & Street Profits Dominated, Otis Ate Too Many Hotdogs

United States Champion Bobby Lashley & The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins & Montez Ford) battled MITB winner Theory & Alpha Academy (Otis & Chad Gable) in a 6-man tag team match. Theory leveled Dawkins to begin the match and flexed for the booing crowd. Gable tagged in and connected with a Dragon Screw as Otis was holding his stomach on the ring apron. The action broke down into a brawl and Otis got knocked out of the ring. Ford and Lashley hit a double Vertical Suplex and Dawkins flipped onto Alpha Academy outside the ring as RAW went to a commercial break.

When RAW returned, Lashley and Gable were battling in the ring. Bobby connected with a Powerslam and went for the cover but Otis broke it up at two. Lashley hit Otis with a Spear and Ford followed it up with a Frog Splash. Gable connected with a Suplex and then a Moonsault on Lashley for a near fall. Lashley then hit Gable with the Spear for the pinfall victory. Otis then vomited due to eating too many hot dogs at the cookout and Gable just barely got out of the way.

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Gunther Destroyed R-Truth

R-Truth came to the ring dressed as Uncle Sam for an Independence Day Celebration as RAW went to a break.

He introduced himself as Uncle Sam and claimed that today is his favorite holiday. R-Truth said that they are here to honor those brave American heroes that saved the alien invasion back in 1996 (Independence Day movie joke). R-Truth said he wanted to read his favorite passage from the Constitution.

Ludwig Kaiser interrupted and introduced Intercontinental Champion Gunther. Kaiser demanded that the crowd stand and show respect to The Ring General, Gunther. R-Truth started a USA chant but Gunther knocked his hat off. An impromptu match started that R-Truth was shouting he didn’t agree to. Gunther booted R-Truth in the face and hit a Powerbomb for the pinfall victory.

Becky Lynch def. Asuka In A No Holds Barred Match

Becky Lynch battled Asuka in a No Holds Barred match in this week’s main event. The Empress of Tomorrow connected with a kick for a two count and then hit Becky with a steel chair. Asuka got out of the ring to get another chair and Becky attacked her while she got back into the ring. Lynch took an eternity to set up a chair in the ropes and it immediately fell out.

Lynch went to set it back up and Asuka shoved her into it. Asuka then leaped off a steel chair and hit a Dropkick. Becky rolled to the ring apron to regroup but Asuka followed her out there. Asuka went for a Powerbomb onto a stack of chairs but Lynch booted her away. Becky then delivered an Exploder Suplex onto the chairs and cleared off the announce table.Asuka hit her with a chair and followed it up with a Hip Attack that sent both superstars through the barricade as RAW went to the final commercial break of the night.

When RAW returned, Becky climbed to the top turnbuckle but Asuka caught her with another chair shot. Asuka set up a pile of chairs and climbed to the top rope with Lynch. The Empress of Tomorrow connected with a Superplex that sent Big Time Becks down onto the pile of chairs.

Asuka went for the cover but Becky kicked out at two and the match continued. Asuka grabbed a trash can and stuck it over Becky’s head. She unloaded a series of kicks as Lynch was trapped in the trash can. Asuka climbed to the top rope and hit a Dropkick but Becky was able to kick out at the last moment.

Asuka brought a table out from under the ring but Becky attacked from behind. Lynch launched Asuka into the steel steps and slid the table into the ring. Becky tossed the trash can to the outside and set up the table. Asuka got back into the ring but Becky bashed her with a steel chair.

Lynch put the table in the corner of the ring but Asuka attacked again. Asuka knocked Becky out of the ring and then quickly rolled her back in. She went under the ring and grabbed an umbrella. She hit Becky with it and booted her in the face for a two count. The Empress tried to spit the mist in Becky’s face but Lynch used the umbrella to block it. Asuka put Becky on top of the table and climbed to the top turnbuckle. Lynch caught her with a forearm to the face and then put Asuka through the table with the Man-Handle Slam for the pinfall victory.

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IMPACT Wrestling TV Taping Spoilers From Atlanta, GA (7/2)

On July 2, IMPACT Wrestling hosted its latest set of TV tapings titled Southern Hospitality from Center Stage in Atlanta, GA. The matches and segments will air in upcoming weeks as episodes of IMPACT TV. 

These tapings follow IMPACT’s Against All Odds event that also took place at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA on July 1. You can find the results from that event here.

Full spoilers are listed below.

IMPACT Wrestling TV Taping Spoilers From Atlanta, GA (7/2)

  • Digital Media Title Match: Brian Myers (c) def. Aidan Prince
  • Before The Impact: Gisele Shaw (w/ Madison Rayne & Tenille Dashwood) def. Alisha Edwards
  • Johnny Swinger came out with Zicky Dice and cut a promo about wanting to receive a better reaction in his hometown. 
    • In response, the crowd chanted ‘We suck’.
  • Before The Impact: Bhupinder Gujjar def. Johnny Swinger (w/ Zicky Dice)

IMPACT TV Episode One

  • X Division Championship: Speedball Mike Bailey (c) def. Alan Angels
    • After the match, Joe Doering and Deaner attacked Bailey and Angels. After Deaner demanded that Josh Alexander come to the ring, Eric Young came out. Eric Young expressed disappointment in Doering’s loss at Against All Odds and teased a breakup. Deaner asked Young to give them another chance, to which he agreed.
  • Trey Miguel def. Laredo Kid
  • PCO (w/ Vincent) def. Black Taurus (w/ Crazzy Steve)
    • After the match, Honor No More hit the ring and celebrated with PCO. Heath came from the crowd and hit a neck-breaker on Kenny King before retreating into the crowd.
  • Rich Swann def. Shera
  • IMPACT Knockouts Championship #1 Contenders Match: Mia Yim def. Deonna Purrazzo

IMPACT TV Episode Two

  • Josh Alexander & The Motor City Machine Guns def. Violent By Design (Eric Young, Deaner and Joe Doering)
  • Steve Maclin def. James Storm.
    • After the bout, Callihan appeared in the ring and tried to jump Maclin but he retreated.
  • Chelsea Green def. Mickie James
  • Masha Slamovich def. Tenille Dashwood (w/ Madison Rayne & Gisele Shaw)
  • Honor No More (Eddie Edwards, Matt Taven, Mike Bennett and Kenny King) (w/ Maria) def. Bullet Club (The Good Brothers, Ace Austin and Chris Bey)

Posted July 3rd, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

WWE Money in the Bank 2022 Results: Ladder Matches, Liv Morgan Cashes In, The Usos vs. Street Profits, Lashley

WWE Money in the Bank aired live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. There were two ladder matches tonight with the winners getting a future title shot. Ronda Rousey defended the SmackDown Women’s Championship against Natalya. The Usos and Street Profits battled for the Undisputed Tag Team Championships.

WWE Money in the Bank 2022 Results

  • Liv Morgan won the women’s MITB ladder match
  • Bobby Lashley def. Theory via submission to become the new United States Champion
  • Bianca Belair def. Carmella to retain the RAW Women’s Championship
  • The Usos def. Street Profits to retain the Undisputed Tag Team Championships
  • Ronda Rousey def. Natalya via submission to retain the SmackDown Women’s Championship
  • Liv Morgan def. Ronda Rousey to become the SmackDown Women’s Champion (Liv cashed in her MITB contract)
  • Theory won the men’s MITB ladder match

Here are the takeaways from WWE Money in the Bank 2022:

Liv Morgan Won The Women’s MITB Ladder Match

Becky Lynch, Asuka, Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, Lacey Evans, Shotzi, and Alexa Bliss competed in the women’s Money in the Bank ladder match to begin the show. Becky Lynch and Asuka battled to start off the action. Asuka slammed Lynch on top of a ladder and did the same to Liv.

Raquel then deadlifted the ladder with both of them on it and dropped it to the canvas. Rodriguez bashed Bliss with the ladder before throwing it across the ring. Liv and Becky briefly teamed up but Raquel countered into a double Suplex on top of the ladder. Lacey and Asuka started climbing the ladder but Becky shoved it down.

Evans and Asuka both landed on their feet and attacked Becky before Lacey leveled The Empress of Tomorrow with an uppercut. Lacey almost had the briefcase but Raquel broke it up. Liv Morgan climbed up the opposite side of the ladder and had her hand on the briefcase but Rodriguez blocked it. Liv then connected with a Sunset Flip Powerbomb on Lacey Evans and both superstars fell out of the ring.

Shotzi slammed Alexa Bliss into the ladder in a rough-looking spot. Lynch knocked Shotzi off the ladder and started climbing to the top. Shotzi dragged her back down and went for a Senton but Becky got out of the way. Asuka knocked Big Time Becks out of the ring but Raquel attacked her from behind. Asuka and Raquel brawled to the outside and Raquel set up a ladder between the announce table and ring apron.

Asuka and Rodriguez battled on the announce table. Rodriguez went for a Suplex but Asuka escaped and locked in an Armbar on the floor. Raquel escaped but Becky attacked her from behind. Becky set up Asuka on the ladder and hit a Leg Drop. Back in the ring, Liv and Becky battled on two ladders. Becky shoved the ladder over but Liv bounced off the ropes. Morgan then knocked Becky off the ladder and grabbed the briefcase to win the match. Liv got a huge pop from the crowd as Becky threw a tantrum.

Bobby Lashley Captured The US Title

Theory defended the United States Championship against Bobby Lashley tonight at Money in the Bank. Lashley controlled the action early and shoved Theory out of the ring. The US Champion regrouped and got back into the ring. Lashley hit him with a Spinebuster and Theory retreated to the ring apron. Bobby bashed Theory to the floor and posed for the crowd.

Lashley followed Theory to the outside and tried to send him into the ring post. The US Champ escaped and knocked Lashley to the floor. Theory tried to win via count-out but Bobby made it back into the ring in time. Theory went for a Crossbody but Lashley caught him and sent the champ into the ring post.

Back in the ring, Lashley geared up for the Spear as Theory stumbled to his feet. Theory collapsed to the canvas and faked an injury. Lashley dragged him around the ring and bounced his head off the turnbuckles. Theory exploded out of the corner and leveled Lashley with a Clothesline for a one count.

Lashley went for a Vertical Suplex but Theory escaped and rolled to the ring apron. Theory battled back with a big Dropkick and went for the A-Town Down but the challenger blocked it. Lashley then applied the Hurt Lock for the submission victory. Bobby Lashley is the new United States Champion.

Bianca Belair Retained The RAW Women’s Championship

Bianca Belair defended the RAW Women’s Championship against Carmella tonight at WWE Money in the Bank. Belair was originally supposed to face Rhea Ripley but she was pulled from the match due to injury. Carmella won a Fatal 5-Way on a recent episode of RAW to become the #1 contender.

Belair took Carmella down to start off the match before tossing her to the ring apron. Carmella wanted a break and took her time getting back into the ring. Carmella ripped Bianca down by her hair but the champ popped right up. Belair and Carmella shoved each other before the challenger hit a knee to the midsection.

The RAW Women’s Champion flipped across the ring and taunted Carmella before leveling her with a Dropkick. Carmella rolled out of the ring to buy herself some more time. Belair followed her out there and absolutely leveled her with a shoulder tackle.

Back in the ring, Carmella connected with a Superkick for a near fall and started arguing with the referee. Carmella beat Bianca down in the corner and unloaded several elbow strikes to the face. She followed it up with a Bronco Buster for a two count.

Carmella locked in a submission hold in the middle of the ring and started booting Belair in the face while maintaining the hold. Bianca countered into a cradle for a two count but Carmella knocked her to the canvas again. Carmella got distracted with the crowd and it backfired as Bianca caught her with a Clothesline.

The RAW Women’s Champion unloaded a bunch of strikes before planting the challenger with a massive Vertical Suplex. Belair punched Carmella several times in the corner before dropping her with another lariat. Bianca charged but Carmella leaped out of the way and the champion crashed into the ring post. Carmella rolled Belair up for a two count while using the ropes for leverage.

Carmella quickly hit Belair with a Superkick for another near fall and began arguing with the referee. Belair took advantage and planted Carmella with the KOD for the pinfall victory. Bianca Belair is still the RAW Women’s Champion. Carmella attacked Belair after the match from behind to a chorus of boos from the crowd.

The Usos Retained The Undisputed Tag Team Championship

The Usos (Jimmy & Jey) defended the Undisputed Tag Team Championships against Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins & Montez Ford) tonight at WWE Money in the Bank. The Usos controlled the action early and isolated Dawkins in the ring. Angelo Dawkins connected with a Dropkick and a Spinebuster on Jimmy Uso.

Montez Ford tagged in and set up for the Frog Splash but Jimmy rolled out of the ring. Ford gave the “suck it” motion to The Usos as they slowly got back into the ring. Jey Uso tagged in and beat Dawkins down. Jimmy tagged in and knocked Angelo to the floor outside the ring. Jimmy connected with a dive through the ropes and tagged Jey in. The Usos Suplexed Angelo into the ring post and then threw him down to the floor.

Dawkins got back into the ring as Jimmy gave the “suck it” motion to Montez Ford on the steel steps. Angelo and Jey traded strikes in the middle of the ring. Jey got the better of the exchange and knocked Dawkins to the canvas. Jimmy hit a running forearm to the face and unloaded some punches to Angelo’s face.

Montez Ford finally got the tag and leaped off the top rope right into a Superkick from Jey for a two count. Jey launched Montez into the turnbuckle and started choking him against the bottom rope. Jimmy hit Montez with a cheap shot as Jey posed in the middle of the ring.

Jey connected with a Backbreaker and then tagged in his brother. Jimmy hit Ford with a chop to the chest as Dawkins paced around waiting for a tag. Jimmy choked Montez against the ropes but Montez battled back with a flurry of strikes. Ford went for a springboard move but Jimmy caught him with a right hand to the face.

Angelo tagged in and flipped onto The Usos outside the ring. Back in the ring, Dawkins battled with Jimmy Uso and hit him with a Splash in the corner. Angelo followed it up with a DDT and went for the cover but Jimmy kicked out at two and the match continued. Dawkins leveled The Usos with a shoulder tackle. Ford tagged in and hit a pop-up Back Suplex for a near fall.

Ford connected with a Dropkick to Jimmy to knock him out of the ring. Street Profits delivered a Blockbuster to Jey but he kicked out at two and the match continued. Jey and Angelo then traded punches in the middle of the ring. Jey hit an Enziguri but Dawkins shrugged it off. The Usos knocked him out of the ring and hit Ford with a double Superkick for a near fall.

Ford knocked Jimmy out of the ring and then hurled Jey over the top rope. Montez then cleared the ring post with an insane flip onto The Usos outside the ring. Back in the ring, Dawkins hit the Anointment and Ford followed it up with the Frog Splash from the heavens. Montez went for the cover but Jimmy broke it up at the last moment.

Street Profits and The Usos then had a stare down as the crowd rose to their feet. The two teams traded haymakers in the middle of the ring. Jimmy sent Dawkins to the outside and threw him into the timekeeper’s area. Jimmy tagged himself in and caught Ford with a Superkick. The Usos followed it up with the 1D on Ford for the pinfall victory. The Usos remain the Undisputed Tag Team Champions. After the match, Montez pointed out that his shoulder was off the mat and the match shouldn’t have been stopped. WWE had a video highlight of it ready to go so it appears this feud will continue, which is great news because this match was awesome.

After the match, WWE aired a brief vignette for a mystery superstar.

Liv Morgan Cashed In On Ronda Rousey To Win The SmackDown Women’s Championship

Ronda Rousey defended the SmackDown Women’s Championship against Natalya at Money in the Bank. Natalya took Ronda down to start off the match and went for a submission hold. Ronda escaped to the ropes. Ronda rolled up Natalya for a near fall. Natalya caught Ronda in an Ankle Lock in the middle of the ring.

The SmackDown Women’s Champion escaped but Natalya connected with a Clothesline for a two count. Natalya stomped on Rousey a few times and took a break to pose for the crowd. Rousey battled back with an Arm Drag but Natalya rolled through and got Ronda in another submission hold.

Natalya hit Ronda with some strikes to the midsection while maintaining the hold. Natalya then transitioned into an Abdominal Stretch in the middle of the ring but the SmackDown Women’s Champion refused to give up. Ronda escaped and beat Natalya down in the corner of the ring.

Rousey went for Piper’s Pit but Natalya escaped. Natalya went for a Sharpshooter and then an Armbar but the champion blocked both holds. Ronda then applied the Sharpshooter in the middle of the ring but Natalya battled through the pain and reached the ropes to break it up.

Natalya knocked Ronda to the outside and stomped on her a few times against the barricade. She then applied the Sharpshooter on the ring apron but Rousey countered and sent the challenger into the ring post. Back in the ring, Natalya went for the Sharpshooter again but Ronda quickly escaped. Rousey then applied an Ankle Lock in the middle of the ring but Natalya escaped. Ronda got Natalya in an Armbar for the submission victory. Ronda Rousey is still the SmackDown Women’s Champion.

After the match, Liv Morgan cashed in the MITB contract as Rousey was hobbling around after match. Morgan rolled Ronda up and won the SmackDown Women’s Championship. Ronda handed Liv the title and congratulated her after the match.

Theory Won The Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match

Drew McIntyre, Sheamus, Madcap Moss, Riddle, Seth Rollins, Omos, and Sami Zayn competed in the men’s Money in the Bank ladder match in tonight’s main event. Adam Pearce interrupted right before the match started. Pearce said it has been a very special night here in Las Vegas and stated that he was going to cap off the night by adding to the MITB match. Theory was announced as the 8th superstar in the match, despite not having a qualifying match and losing earlier on the show.

Omos dominated everyone early as Sami Zayn hid behind the ring post. Sami attacked but Omos swatted him away. Riddle went for a Sleeper Hold but Omos slammed him to the canvas with ease. The big man then launched Madcap to the outside but turned around into a Claymore from Drew McIntyre. Omos tumbled out of the ring as Drew set up the ladder underneath the briefcase.

Sheamus sent him to the outside and started climbing. Drew dragged him down and the two started trading punches in the middle of the ring. Theory tried to sneak up the other side of the ladder but they caught him. Sheamus leveled Theory with a Clothesline. McIntyre and Sheamus took turns clubbing Theory across the chest as the crowd chanted along.

Theory tumbled out of the ring as Seth Rollins brought another ladder into the ring. Rollins bashed McIntyre and Sheamus with the ladder and knocked them out of the ring. Seth launched the ladder at them both and then hurled Riddle into the ladder in the ring.

Riddle responded with a Back Body Drop that sent Rollins down on the steel. Sami booted Seth out of the ring and started climbing. Madcap broke it up but Sami tripped him up and Moss fell face-first into the ladder. The “Honorary Uce” wearing a Bloodline t-shirt set up a ladder in the corner.

Madcap beat the hell out of Sami in the corner and launched him into the ladder in the corner of the ring with tremendous power. Zayn bounced off the ladder and flopped around on the canvas like a fish as Madcap set up another ladder under the briefcase suspended above the ring.

Riddle quickly scaled the ladder on the opposite side and traded punches. Omos slammed Madcap down and then hit Riddle with a Powerslam. Theory leaped off the top rope but Omos caught him by the neck. Omos delivered a massive Chokeslam and started climbing the ladder.

McIntyre and Moss broke it up and Clotheslined the big man out of the ring. Riddle and Sheamus started bashing Omos with ladders and throwing them on top of him. They buried Omos under a bunch of ladders on the entrance ramp before Sheamus seized the opportunity to bash everyone with the ladder.

Back in the ring, Sami and Seth traded punches on the top of a ladder. Sheamus set another ladder up and joined in on the fisticuffs. The former United States Champion Theory hobbled up the ladder with Sheamus as the Celtic Warrior sent Sami & Seth down by shoving over the other ladder. Theory knocked Sheamus down but Madcap dragged him off the ladder as well.

Moss planted Theory with a Fallaway Slam and started climbing towards the MITB briefcase. He hopped down to deal with Sami and bashed him with a ladder. Madcap set up a ladder in the ropes and Sami used it as a springboard. Sami almost got ahold of the briefcase but Moss broke it up. Moss hit Sami with a Powerbomb on the ladder (Sami looked to have hit head on the ladder during the spot) but was alright.

McIntyre and Sheamus battled in the ring. Sheamus knocked him to the outside before delivering an Irish Curse Backbreaker to Riddle. Sheamus posed for the crowd and it backfired. Riddle planted him with a DDT and then hit Rollins with a Powerslam. Riddle climbed to the very top rung of a ladder and flipped onto everyone below.

Omos emerged from the sea of ladders and cleared the ring. Omos hit Theory with another Chokeslam and started setting up the ladder under the briefcase. Everyone then dragged Omos out of the ring and sent him through the announce table with a massive Razor’s Edge. Everyone started brawling again and Sami snuck into the ring.

Zayn began climbing but McIntyre broke it up. Drew knocked Sami out of the ring and hit Sheamus with the Future Shock DDT. Drew set up the ladder on top of Sheamus and started climbing. Butch showed up and got McIntyre in a Sleeper Hold. Drew still started climbing but eventually made his way down the ladder. Sheamus hit him with a Brogue Kick and then set up the ladder on his neck.

Sheamus began climbing the ladder and had his hands on the briefcase. Drew tipped the ladder over and Sheamus fell down. McIntyre leveled Butch with a Brogue Kick and set up the ladder in the middle of the ring again. Sheamus dragged him back down and hit a punch. Sheamus thought that was enough and started climbing but Drew joined him on the ladder. Sami then shoved the ladder over and both superstars crashed face-first onto a ladder set up across the ropes in the corner. Zayn then started climbing but Moss shoved him down.

Moss reached for the briefcase but Seth Rollins shoved the ladder over. Rollins delivered the Stomp to Moss before putting the ladder under the briefcase. Seth started climbing but Riddle brought a giant ladder into the ring and hit Seth with it. Riddle started climbing the ladder and Rollins hit him with a bunch of punches to knock him down. Rollins reached for the briefcase but Riddle climbed back up. Riddle planted Rollins with an RKO off the top of the ladder.

Riddle started climbing but Theory met him at the top of the ladder. Theory shoved Riddle over and retrieved the briefcase to win the match. Theory won the Money in the Bank contract and took a selfie with the briefcase to end the show.

Posted July 2nd, 2022 in Results.

IMPACT Wrestling Against All Odds 2022 Results (7/1)

The 2022 edition of IMPACT Wrestling’s Against All Odds event took place on July 1, 2022 at Center Stage in Atlanta, Georgia.

The event aired live on FITE TV, YouTube for Impact Insiders, and Impact Plus. The event is available for replay on FITE TV here for $9.99.

This event was the 11th installment of the Against All Odds live event. This event follows IMPACT’s Slammiversary event. 

Quick Results

  • Pre-Show: Black Taurus (with Crazzy Steve) def. Laredo Kid
  • Pre-Show: Dot Combat match for the Impact Digital Media Championship: Brian Myers def. Rich Swann (c)
  • The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin) def. Bullet Club (Ace Austin & Chris Bey)
  • Chelsea Green & Deonna Purrazzo def. Mia Yim & Mickie James
  • Impact X Division Championship: Mike Bailey (c) def. Trey Miguel
  • Impact Knockouts World Tag Team Championship: Rosemary & Taya Valkyrie (c) def. The Influence (Gisele Shaw & Tenille Dashwood) (with Madison Rayne)
  • Heath, America’s Most Wanted (Chris Harris & James Storm), and The Good Brothers (Doc Gallows & Karl Anderson) def. Honor No More (Eddie Edwards, Kenny King, Matt Taven, Mike Bennett, & PCO) (with Maria Kanellis & Vincent) 
  • Clockwork Orange House of Fun match: Moose def. Sami Callihan
  • Impact Knockouts World Championship: Jordynne Grace (c) def. Tasha Steelz (with Savannah Evans)
  • Impact World Championship: Josh Alexander (c) def. Joe Doering (with Deaner)
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Posted July 2nd, 2022 in Results. Tagged: , .

AEW Rampage Results (7/1/22): Royal Rampage, Toni Storm vs. Nyla Rose, Title Match Set For Dynamite

AEW Rampage was taped this week following Wednesday’s episode of Dynamite in the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit. AEW held it’s first “Royal Rampage” (a 20-person Battle Royal with two rings) to determine Jon Moxley’s first opponent for the AEW Interim Championship.

Rampage Results

  • Brody King won the Royal Rampage to earn a title shot on Dynamite
  • Young Bucks def. Hirooki Goto & Yoshi-Hashi
  • Toni Storm def. Nyla Rose

Here are the takeaways from this week’s show:

Brody King Won Royal Rampage, Will Battle Jon Moxley For Interim AEW Championship on Dynamite

The Blade, Brody King, The Butcher, Dante Martin, Darby Allin, Dustin Rhodes, Frankie Kazarian, Hangman Page, John Silver, Keith Lee, Konusuke Takeshita, Matt Hardy, Max Caster, Orange Cassidy, Penta Oscuro, Powerhouse Hobbs, Ricky Starks, RUSH, Swerve Strickland, and Tony Nese competed in the Royal Rampage.

Hangman and Powerhouse Hobbs started off the action. Ricky Starks entered the match next and attacked Hangman. Darby Allin hit a Coffin Drop on Tony Nese and sent him over the top rope for the first elimination. Allin followed it up with a dive through the ropes on Nese. The Butcher entered the match next and beat the hell out of Darby ringside.

Starks and Hobbs were still trying to eliminate Hangman but the former AEW Champion held onto the ropes. John Silver entered and helped out Hangman. Silver teased that he was going to betray Page but was just joking. Max Caster entered the match next and teamed up with The Butcher to beat up Darby as Rampage went to a break. RUSH got in the Royal Rampage next and battled with Silver. Rush planted him with a Suplex before The Blade entered the ring.

Back from a commercial, Dustin Rhodes entered the Royal Rampage next and hit Ricky Starks with a Powerslam. Powerhouse Hobbs leveled Rhodes with a shoulder tackle. Pentagon Jr and Rush battled on the ring apron. Rush hit Penta with a low blow before they both were knocked down and eliminated.

Frankie Kazarian entered as Andrade El Idolo joined Rush in a beatdown of Penta outside the ring. Matt Hardy battled with The Blade and went for the Twist of Fate but it was blocked. Butcher then sent Matt Hardy over the top rope for the elimination. Dante Martin entered next and quickly sent FTW Champion Ricky Starks to the ring apron. Keith Lee joined the match and stared at Swerve Strickland in the opposite ring.

Starks held on until Powerhouse Hobbs made the save. Konusuke Takeshita entered next as Blade eliminated Kazarian. Brody King and Orange Cassidy entered the Royal Rampage as Darby Allin sent Butcher over the top rope. Brody hit Dustin Rhodes with a Clothesline and sent him to the corner. Ricky Starks and Hobbs then eliminated Rhodes.

Keith Lee battled with Powerhouse Hobbs and got the upper hand. Lee eliminated Hobbs but Ricky snuck up behind Keith and sent him over the top rope. Ricky then leaped at Hangman but he ducked and Starks went flying over the top rope for the elimination. Hangman got the advantage on Brody and hopped over the top rope for the Buckshot. It backfired as Brody King recovered and knocked Hangman off the apron for the elimination.

Darby Allin then eliminated Blade and we were down to the final two. Brody King and Darby Allin battled in the corner. King locked in a Sleeper Hold until Darby passed out and simply dumped him out of the ring to win the Royal Rampage. Brody King now has a title shot against AEW Interim Champion Jon Moxley next Wednesday on Dynamite.

Alex Marvez attempted to interview HOOK while he was eating a bag of chips and it didn’t go well.

Young Bucks Picked Up A Win

AEW Tag Team Champions The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) squared off against Hirooki Goto & Yoshi-Hashi tonight on Rampage in a non-title match.

Nick Jackson and Goto started off the action. Goto isolated Jackson in the corner and Yoshi tagged in. Matt tagged in and hit Yoshi with a few Northern Lights Suplexes. Nick Jackson followed it up with an Escalera off the top rope as Rampage went to a break.

When Rampage returned, Yoshi connected with a Suplex on Nick Jackson. Goto tagged in and leveled Nick with a Clothesline. Matt Jackson tagged in and delivered a Superkick to Goto’s face. Young Bucks took control and hit the BTE Trigger on Yoshi and double Superkicks to Goto. Young Bucks then hit the Meltzer Driver on Yoshi for the pinfall victory.

After the match, ROH Champion Jonathan Gresham had a recorded promo. Gresham and Lee Moriarty will battle two of Tully Blanchard’s clients on next week’s Rampage. Jonathan claimed that he is the best technical wrestler in the world and will prove it moving forward.

Toni Storm def. Nyla Rose

Toni Storm battled Nyla Rose in the main event of this week’s episode of Rampage. Toni battled for the AEW Women’s Championship at Forbidden Door but lost to Thunder Rosa. Before the match, Mark Henry interviewed both wrestlers in split-screen. Marina Shafir accompanied Nyla Rose to the ring.

Nyla dominated the match early and beat Toni down in the corner. Storm attempted to battle back but wound up getting dropped by a massive Clothesline by Nyla. Rose charged but Toni was ready and tripped her up. Toni unloaded some strikes but Nyla shrugged them off. Nyla sent Toni out of the ring and Marina hit her with a cheap shot as Rampage went to the final commercial break of the night.

When Rampage returned, Toni came storming back and hit Nyla and Marina with a diving double DDT off the ring apron. Back in the ring, Toni hit a Crossbody off the top rope for another near fall.

Nyla hit a pump-kick to the face and ripped the turnbuckle pad off. Rose set up Storm for thy Knee Drop but Toni dodged it. Storm hit a German Suplex and set up for another DDT. Toni booted Marina off the apron and connected with a DDT on Nyla Rose for the pinfall victory.

After the match, Marina and Rose attacked Toni Storm. AEW Women’s Champion Thunder Rosa rushed the ring for the save. Rose and Shafir retreated out of the ring as Thunder Rosa helped Toni Storm to her feet. Excalibur jokingly referred to the duo of Rosa and Storm as “Thunder Storm” as Rampage went off the air.

Posted July 1st, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

WWE SmackDown Results (7/1/22): Battle Royal, Fatal 4-Way, Go-Home Show For Money in the Bank

This week’s episode of WWE SmackDown aired live from the Footprint Arena in Phoenix, Arizona. It is the final episode of SmackDown before Money in the Bank tomorrow night.

WWE SmackDown Results (7/1)

  • Happy Corbin won a Battle Royal
  • Liv Morgan, Alexa Bliss, Asuka def. Shotzi, Lacey Evans, Raquel Rodriguez
  • Madcap Moss def. Happy Corbin, Ezekiel, The Miz in a Fatal 4-Way to qualify for the men’s Money in the Bank ladder match tomorrow night

Here are the takeaways from this week’s episode of WWE SmackDown:

Happy Corbin Won A Battle Royal & Taunted Pat McAfee

WWE SmackDown kicked off with the participants in the men’s Money in the Bank ladder match in the ring. They were all sitting on top of ladders besides Omos. Seth Rollins began the promo and was immediately interrupted by Drew McIntyre and Riddle. Rollins cut them off and vowed to win the MITB ladder match and cash in at SummerSlam. Seth boasted about cashing in on them once before.

Sami Zayn reminded Seth that he is an “Honorary Uce” in The Bloodline and vowed to win to keep the MITB contract away from Roman Reigns. MVP joined the party and claimed that everyone is ignoring Omos and he will be the last man standing in the match.

Sheamus bragged about already winning Money in the Bank and cashing it on Roman Reigns in the past. The Celtic Warrior added that Brock Lesnar would be more difficult to cash in on. Drew McIntyre reminded everyone that he defeated Lesnar in less than five minutes. The Miz interrupted and said that he deserves to be in the Money in the Bank ladder match.

Ezekiel also interrupted and said he was supposed to have a qualifying match against Kevin Owens tonight but KO isn’t cleared. Ezekiel claimed that he deserves to be in the match ahead of The Miz. Happy Corbin showed up and wanted to be in the match too. Madcap Moss joined the parade of superstars and everyone started arguing before WWE official Adam Pearce broke it up. Pearce announced that there will be a Battle Royal next as SmackDown went to a break.

Happy Corbin, Drew McIntyre, Sami Sayn, Sheamus, and Riddle were the final 5 superstars in the Battle Royal. Riddle won a Money in the Bank qualifying Battle Royal on Monday, there were apparently no stakes for this Battle Royal. Happy Corbin hid outside the ring as Riddle and Sami were eliminated. Sheamus and McIntyre battled in the ring and Corbin snuck up from behind. Corbin sent them both over the top rope and won the Battle Royal. After the match, Happy Corbin pointed at Pat McAfee and taunted him. Corbin was asked backstage if he has accepted the match against McAfee at SummerSlam but Happy didn’t respond.

Fatal 4-Way MITB Qualifier Announced For Tonight

New Day were scheduled to face Viking Raiders tonight but the match never happened. Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods cut a promo before the match. Erik and Ivar made their way to the ring and beat the hell out of New Day with their shields before leaving. Backstage, Adam Pearce announced a Fatal 4-Way for later tonight between Happy Corbin, Ezekiel, The Miz, and Madcap Moss. The winner of the match will get the final spot in the men’s Money in the Bank ladder match tomorrow night.

Liv Morgan, Alexa Bliss, and Asuka won Battle of the Brands, Sonya Deville Slapped Adam Pearce

RAW stars Asuka, Liv Morgan, and Alexa Bliss battled SmackDown stars Lacey Evans, Raquel Rodriguez, and Shotzi in a Battle of the Brands 6-woman tag team match. Becky Lynch joined commentary for the match.

Alexa Bliss desperately tried to avoid Raquel to start off the action but Rodriguez caught up to her. Bliss tripped her up and hit a Dropkick. Liv tagged in and went for the cover but Raquel powered out at two. Morgan connected with a head-scissor takedown and went for a Codebreaker but Raquel blocked it. Shotzi tagged in and unloaded some strikes on Liv in the middle of the ring.

Liv battled back and Shotzi rolled out of the ring. Lacey stopped her from leaving and the two superstars argued outside the ring. Liv hit a dive through the ropes but turned around into a lariat from Raquel. Alexa took out Raquel with a Cannonball and the RAW superstars celebrated in the ring as SmackDown went to a break.

When SmackDown returned, Shotzi tagged herself in and tripped her own tag team partner (Raquel Rodriguez) as she was setting up for a Fallaway Slam on Bliss. Raquel slammed Bliss to the canvas during the fall and Shotzi went for the cover. Bliss kicked out at two and the match continued.

Shotzi got Alexa in the Boston Crab in the middle of the ring. Alexa escaped and tagged in Asuka. The Empress of Tomorrow beat Shotzi down as Becky complained on commentary. Asuka missed with a Hip Attack but caught Shotzi with a boot to the face. Liv hit a Codebreaker and the action broke down into a brawl. Shotzi threw Asuka out of the ring and took a moment to pose for the crowd. It quickly backfired and Shoti turned around into the Oblivion for the pinfall victory. Becky Lynch planted Asuka with the Man-Handle Slam after the match.

After the match, Sonya Deville approached Adam Pearce backstage. Deville slapped him in the face and walked away as Pearce was visibly pissed off.

Street Profits & The Usos Brawled

Undisputed Tag Team Champions The Usos and Street Profits participated in a “Ask Them Anything” segment hosted by Kayla Braxton. Jimmy and Jey Uso were asked if they are fearful of losing their titles and they claimed that they were not because The Bloodline is running everything. Street Profits joked that Roman Reigns runs the whole show, The Usos are just running to the grocery store. Kayla Braxton told Street Profits that she heard a rumor that the team wasn’t getting along but Ford & Dawkins denied it.

Street Profits said that they are hungrier than ever and started talking about The Usos’ family legacy. Jimmy and Jey stopped Street Profits and said that they wanted the smoke. The Usos and Street Profits then brawled to end the segment. The Usos will defend the Undisputed Tag Team Championships against Street Profits tomorrow night at WWE Money in the Bank.

Max Dupri Finally Introduces His Clients

Max Dupri stood in the ring with a spotlight on him and introduced Mace as his first client. Mace walked down the entrance ramp as if it were a catwalk and there were people snapping photos of him. Dupri complimented Mace’s physique before he went backstage. Max then introduced Mansoor as his next model and referred to him as “the heart throb of the fashion world”. Durpi claimed that many more want to join his agency but they cannot join unless they have the qualities of Mace and Mansoor.

Madcap Moss Qualified For Money in the Bank

Madcap Moss, Ezekiel, The Miz, and Happy Corbin competed in a Fatal 4-Way to determine the final superstar in the men’s Money in the Bank ladder match in this week’s main event. Moss got in some offense early and leveled Miz with a shoulder tackle. Moss followed it up with a Uranage and went for the cover but Happy Corbin broke up the cover at two.

Corbin sent Miz to the apron but he held onto the ropes. Miz went for a roll-up but Corbin blocked it. Moss then launched The Miz right into Corbin’s groin before hitting Happy with the Punchline. Moss went for the cover but Ezekiel broke it up at the last moment.

Ezekiel went for a Crossbody but Moss caught him. Moss connected with a Fallaway Slam but turned around into a big boot from Miz for a near fall. Miz unloaded some “It Kicks” on Ezekiel and Moss. Madcap ducked under a kick but Miz caught him with a Neckbreaker. Happy Corbin broke up the cover and hit Miz with Deep Six for a two count.

Corbin and Ezekiel traded punches in the middle of the ring. Ezekiel delivered a Dropkick and followed it up with a Clothesline. Ezekiel hit Moss and Miz with Splashes in opposite corners of the ring. Corbin went for a Chokeslam but Ezekiel blocked it. Ezekiel delivered a knee to Corbin’s face and then hit Moss with a Spinebuster. Miz attacked from behind and hit Ezekiel with the Skull Crushing Finale.

Happy Corbin dragged Miz out of the ring and launched him into the barricade. McAfee called Corbin a “big bum” as Happy stared at him. Happy Corbin planted Madcap Moss with the End of Days but couldn’t go for the cover. Madcap sent Corbin into the ring post and pinned Ezekiel for the victory. Madcap Moss in the final superstar to qualify for the match.

Seth Rollins, Omos, Sami Zayn, Drew McIntyre, Riddle, Sheamus, and Madcap Moss will compete in the men’s Money in the Bank ladder match tomorrow night. Pat McAfee taunted Happy Corbin to close the show.

Posted July 1st, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

GCW: Dead on Arrival Results(6/30)

Game Changer Wrestling held their event GCW: Dead on Arrival at the Knights of Columbus venue in Detroit, Michigan.

The event is the first of GCW’s Summer Round Trip tour. The promotion will have four events in four states from Jun. 30 to Jul. 4. The main event saw Cole Radrick vs. Ciclope vs. Miedo Extremo in a Three-Way Deathmatch. The card also had Blake Christian facing Chase Burnett as he prepares to challenge Jon Moxley for the GCW World Championship next month.

The event aired live on FITE and is available for $11.99 on Video on Demand. GCW fans can also watch the event as part of the Summer Round Trip Bundle for $29.99.

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GCW: Dead on Arrival Results

  1. Tony Deppen defeated Dark Sheik, Alec Price, Yuya, and Jimmy Llyod in a Scramble Match
  2. Blake Christian defeated Chase Burnett
  3. Ninja Mack defeated Calvin Tankman
  4. Jordan Oliver defeated Alex Shelley and Nick Wayne in a Three-Way Match
  5. Second Gear Crew defeated Team Horror Slam
  6. Slade defeated Hoodfoot in a Deathmatch
  7. Shane Mercer defeated Akira in a Deathmatch
  8. (C)Alex Colon defeated Dale Patricks in a Deathmatch to retain the Ultra Violent Championship
  9. Ciclope defeated Cole Radrick and Miedo Extremo in a Three-Way Deathmatch
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Overall Thoughts on GCW: Dead on Arrival

This event had everything GCW fans would love with different types of wrestling matches, most notably the Deathmatch. It can be argued that the show may have overdone itself by having four Deathmatches straight till the end. One of the moments that stood out on the show was Slade vs. Hoodfoot.

The match ended abruptly after Slade sliced Hoodfoot with a broken light tube on the arm, which caused a severe injury. Hoodfoot was rushed out of the ring to receive help. GCW’s Brett Lauderdale shared on Twitter that he went to the hospital to get stitches.

Overall the event did have entertaining matches. Ninja Mack vs. Calvin Tankman and Jordan Oliver vs. Alex Shelley vs. Nick Wayne could be the matches that stand out to fans.

The next event part of the Summer Road Trip tour will take place on Jul. 1.

Posted June 30th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: , .

AEW Dynamite Blood & Guts Results (6/29/22): Blackpool Combat Club vs. JAS, Orange Cassidy, Jade Cargill

AEW Dynamite Blood & Guts airs live from the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, MI. It is the first episode of Dynamite following Forbidden Door. In addition to the takeaways below, it was announced that Scorpio Sky will defend the TNT Championship against Wardlow next week on Dynamite in a Street Fight.

AEW Dynamite Blood & Guts results

  • Orange Cassidy def. Ethan Page
  • Luchasaurus def. Serpentico via submission
  • FTR & Danhausen def. Gunn Club & Max Caster in a Trios match
  • Jade Cargill def. Leila Grey to retain the TBS Championship
  • Blackpool Combat Club def. Jericho Appreciation Society in the Blood & Guts match

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Orange Cassidy def. Ethan Page

Orange Cassidy made his way to the ring accompanied by Chuck Taylor and Trent Beretta (Best Friends). Cassidy got a great reaction from the crowd. Dan Lambert brought a bottle of orange juice to the ring and cut a promo mocking Cassidy during Ethan Page’s entrance.

Page slammed Cassidy to the mat and posed for the crowd. Orange hopped up with his hands in his pockets and connected with a Dropkick. Cassidy then flexed for the crowd and went for a Body Slam but couldn’t lift Page. Orange transitioned into an Arm Drag that sent Ethan out of the ring.

Cassidy connected with a dive through the ropes and then a Crossbody in the ring for a two count. Page reigned down several elbow strikes to Cassidy’s head and went for a Powerslam but Orange escaped. Ethan connected with a shoulder tackle and Cassidy crumbled to the canvas.

Ethan shoved Orange’s hands in his pockets and unloaded a punch to the midsection. Page followed it up with an impressive vertical Suplex and once again flexed for the crowd. Ethan threw Cassidy out of the ring and Lambert mocked him as Dynamite went to a commercial break.

When Dynamite returned, Ethan connected with a Powerslam for a two count. Page went for the Ego’s Edge but Orange escaped. Page went for the Ego’s Edge again but Cassidy countered into a Hurricanrana. Cassidy climbed to the top rope but Page caught him with a right hand to the face. Page delivered another Powerslam for a two count.

Cassidy battled back with the Stundog Millionaire and fired up the crowd. Orange followed it up with the Tornado DDT and went for the cover but Page kicked out at two. Dan Lambert hopped on the ring apron with the bottle of OJ. Cassidy hit some lazy punches before taking a sip of the orange juice. Cassidy then spit the juice in Lambert’s eyes and hit Ethan with an Orange Punch, followed by a massive Body Slam for the pinfall victory. Cassidy and Best Friends shared a hug in the ring after the match.

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Christian Cage Wishes Jungle Boy’s Entire Family Was Dead, Luchasaurus Is A Heel

Tony Schiavone interviewed Christian Cage on the entrance ramp tonight. Cage was sporting a black turtleneck and a jacket this evening. Christian got booed out of the building before he even said anything due to his remarks last week.

Cage stated that AEW management asked him to apologize for mentioning Jungle Boy’s deceased father, Luke Perry. Christian shouted that he’s sorry Jungle Boy’s entire family isn’t dead, except for his mom and motioned for her to call him.

Christian blasted Detroit before saying that he requested a match this week but he never said it was for him. Cage then introduced the heel version of Luchasaurus and he marched to the ring with Christian as his manager. Luchasaurus then demolished Serpentico in a squash match. Cage posted with Luchasaurus after he tapped out Serpentico. Christian asked Luchasaurus to inflict more damage and he planted Serpentico with a Chokeslam on the floor. Cage then disrespectfully dusted off his boots in Serpentico’s face.

FTR & Danhausen Picked Up A Victory

Gunn Club and Max Caster battled Danhausen and FTR tonight in a Trios match. Cash Wheeler and Austin Gunn started off the match. Austin tripped Cash up but Wheeler responded with a Back Body Drop. Cash followed it up with an Atomic Drop and an Armdrag. Dax Harwood tagged in and bounced Austin’s face off the top turnbucke.

Harwood connected with a Suplex and tagged in Danhausen. He hit a running Elbow Drop for a two count. Colten Gunn tagged in and beat Danhausen down in the corner. The crowd chanted Danhausen as he battled back with a Hurricanrana. Danhausen followed it up with a couple Armdrags before turning around into a Clothesline from Austin Gunn as Dynamite went to a commercial break.

When Dynamite returned, Danhausen hit a Northern Lights Suplex but turned around into another Clothesline from Austin. Gunn went for a Suplex but Danhausen escaped and tagged in Harwood. Dax hit a bunch of punches and Cash joined the party. FTR planted Gunn Club with three German Suplexes in a row. Wheeler hit Austin with a Crossbody as Harwood hit three more German Suplexes on Colten.

Gunn hit Dax with an awkward Neckbreaker and both wrestlers fell to the mat. Danhausen tagged in and delivered a pump kick to Colten’s face. Anthony Bowens emerged from the wheel chair with a crutch. He accidentally hit Colten in the face as Danhausen ducked. FTR dragged Bowens out of the ring and Danhausen pinned Colten for the victory. Gunn Club and The Acclaimed argued after the match. Billy Gunn shoved Colten down and the Gunn Club exited without their dad.

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Jade Cargill Is 34-0 & Still The TBS Champion

Jade Cargill defended the TBS Championship against Leila Grey tonight. Stokely Hathaway and Kiera Hogan accompanied Jade to the ring. Cargill and Grey locked up to start off the action. Jade got in some knee strikes and then a slam. Cargill hit a Splash in the corner and followed it up with a Fallaway Slam. Cargill kipped up with ease and stared at Grey as she crawled across the canvas.

The champ delivered an uppercut before taking a break to taunt the crowd. That backfired as Grey rolled her up for a two count before getting in some knee strikes in the corner. Grey went for a Bulldog but Jade blocked it and hurled the challenger across the ring. Cargill hit the pump kick and then Jaded for the pinfall victory. Jade Cargill remains undefeated and is still the TBS Champion.

After the match, Stokely Hathaway accused Athena and Kris Statlander of being lazy. They rushed the ring and battled with Cargill and Hogan. Statlander and Athena isolated Cargill but then Grey broke it up. Jade and Kiera then beat Statlander down and rolled Athena out of the ring. Cargill and Leila Grey then argued to end the segment. So, it is unknown if Grey is a part of “The Baddies” or not.

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Young Bucks Match & “Royal Rampage” Announced For Friday

Matt and Nick Jackson cut a backstage and noted that all of their friends are injured. AEW Tag Team Champions noted that they can’t find anyone that relates to them in the locker room. Matt and Nick boasted about being the first two-time AEW Tag Team Champions and challenged Yoshi-Hashi and Hirooki Goto to a match Friday on Rampage. There will also be a 20-personal Battle Royal called “Royal Rampage” to determine the #1 contender for the Interim AEW Championship.

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Blackpool Combat Club Won Blood & Guts

Jericho Appreciation Sociey (Chris Jericho, Daniel Garcia, Daddy Magic (Matt Menard), Cool Hand Ang (Angelo Parker, Jake Hager battled AEW Interim World Champion Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta, Santana, Ortiz & Eddie Kingston in a Blood & Guts match in tonight’s main event.

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Claudio Castagnoli and Sammy Guevara started off the match. Castagnoli hit Sammy with a series of uppercuts and posed for the crowd. Sammy responded with a chop and Claudio no sold it. Claudio hammed Sammy with some more uppercuts and a chop to the chest. Guevara retreated to the other ring but Claudio caught up to him. Guevara climbed up the cage and Claudio followed him.

Guevara started hopping on the ropes and gave Claudio the middle finger. Claudio hit him with another uppercut but Sammy responded with a Cutter as Tay Conti cheered him on. Sammy even got out of the ring to give Tay a kiss through the cage. Claudio got up and tackled Sammy. He went for the Swing but Daniel Garcia entered the match next. Garcia stomped on Cesaro in the corner of the ring as Dynamite went to a commercial break.

When Dynamite returned. Garcia and Sammy were in control. Wheeler Yuta then entered and hit Sammy with a Crossbody. Yuta delivered a Nothern Lights Suplex and three German Suplexes to Daniel Garcia. Wheeler then did the same to Sammy and Claudio caught him with another uppercut. Jake Hager entered the match as Claudio launched Garcia across the ring.

Claudio and Jake Hager had a “we the people!” reunion and had a stare down in the middle of the ring as the crowd erupted. Claudio leveled Hager with a corkscrew uppercut and beat him down in the corner. JAS had the advantage and the numbers game caught up to Claudio as they beat him and Wheeler down.

Interim AEW Champion Jon Moxley entered the match and brought a steel chair into the ring. Jon launched the chair at Hager before sending Sammy flying across the ring. Moxley clubbed Garcia across the face as Blackpool Combat Club took back control of the match. Jon raked Garcia’s face across the steel and unloaded some punches. Claudio beat Sammy down in front of Tay Conti as Daniel Garcia was busted open.

Moxley held up Garcia and Wheeler caught him with a lariat. Claudio lifted Sammy up and Jon dropped him with a Cutter. Wheeler followed it up with a Splash on Guevara and some elbow strikes. Claudio and Moxley started reigning down elbow strikes as well as Cool Hand Ang (Angelo Parker) entered the match.

Parker tried to run away but Blackpool Combat Club cornered him. Claudio caught Ang and planted him with a Gutwrench Suplex. Moxley, Yuta, and Claudio all took turns hitting Ang with uppercuts until he collapsed. Hager launched Claudio into the cage as Jericho Appreciation Society battled back. Jake then bashed Claudio’s ankle with a steel chair as Garcia leveled Wheeler with a Dropkick. Ortiz entered the match and started unloading Clotheslines. He must have hit about twenty of them before Dynamite went to a commercial break.

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JAS was in control when Dynamite returned and Moxley was busted open as well. Santana entered the match next and brought a table, and a barbed wire-wrapped baseball bat with him. Santana unloaded some chops and hit Daddy Magic with a Suplex. Parker sent Wheelr into the cage as Claudio unloaded a massive uppercut. Moxley started stabbing Daddy Magic with spokes before he hit Jon with a low blow.

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Chris Jericho entered the match with Floyd the baseball bat and quickly bashed Claudio over the shoulder with it. Ortiz planted Jericho with a DDT and shoved the baseball bat in his throat. Guevara planted Ortiz with a Cutter but got dropped with a Suplex from Yuta. Hager hit Yuta with a slam but Claudio showed off his power with a slam on Hager. Garcia slammed Claudio down but he hopped up and hit Daniel with a massive uppercut. The Wizard Chris Jericho hit a Codebreaker on Claudio and posed in the ring.

Eddie Kingston entered the match with a kendo stick and started bashing JAS with it. The crowd loudly chanted for Eddie as he bashed Jericho over the head with it over and over. Eddie pulled out a bottle of something but Hager leveled him with a forearm to the face. Conti shoved the bottle through cage and back to Jericho.

Eddie Kingston then Powerbombed Hager through a table as Claudio delivered an uppercut to Parker. Moxley and Yuta brought out the thumbtacks and poured them in the ring. Claudio ripped up the canvas to expose the wood under the ring. Moxley slammed Daddy Magic on the tacks as Dynamite went to a break.

Jericho sprayed Kingston in the face with a fire extinguisher when Dynamite returned. Tay Conti tried to interfere in the match but Ruby Soho rushed down the ramp to a pop from the crowd. Ruby and Tay battled backstage as Jericho climbed to the top of the cage. Eddie Kingston and Sammy Guevara followed. Kingston hit Jericho with the Backfist to the Future but Sammy attacked from behind.

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Eddie battled back and threw Sammy off the cage and through a couple of tables below. Eddie laughed like a maniac on top of the cage as the crowd erupted and Dynamite went to the final commercial break of the night.

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Back from the break, Jericho applied the Walls of Jericho on Kingston on top of the cage. Claudi climbed to the top of the cage and delivered a running kick to Jericho’s face. Claudio hit Jericho with the Swing before Daddy Magic broke it up. Claudio then got Magic in a Sharshooter as Kingston got Jericho in a submission hold. Daddy Magic tapped out to end the match.

Eddie was pissed because Jericho tapped out moments later and he didn’t get the credit. Kingston and Claudio argued before the rest of Blackpool Combat Club joined them on top of the cage, besides Santana as he may have been injured during the match. Kingston and Claudio appeared to bury the hatchet for the moment and they all celebrated on top of the cage to end Blood and Guts to an awesome crowd reaction to close the show.

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Posted June 29th, 2022 in Results. Tagged: .

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