Let's Talk About | The Upcoming Schedule

Nov 15th - AEW Full Gear

Nov 29th - WWE Survivor Series

Dec 12th - WWE Wrestlepalooza 

Dec 15th - John Cena Classic

Dec 20th - AEW World's End


Please note: All scheduled conversations are subject to change. 

Let's Talk About | Solo Sikoa vs Royce Keys

There have been further developments in regards to The 946 versus Bloodline story during the main event of the latest episode of Monday Night RAW. 

We won't delve into details in regards to the match itself, because it was thrown out when Carmelo Hayes, Lucien Price and Bronco Nima arrived at the scene. Solo escaped a beatdown, the numbers were then equalled by Roman Reigns and The Usos.

We saw the two factions fight each other once again, a masked individual struck Roman with a steel char, it was Cruz Montana (aka Mike Santana) from NXT, we wish him all the best on the "main roster" 

The 946 stood tall, they now have five members, whereas The Bloodline has four, we're not gonna speculate in regards to what happens next, because it'll take the fun away. 

We will close out this conversation by saying it is important for The 946 to win at Survivor Series, otherwise it'll be like John Cena versus Nexus from SummerSlam 2010. 

Thank you for reading, much appreciated.

Let's Talk About | AEW WrestleDream

Clockwork Carnage headlined WrestleDream, this match was apparentley created by Will Ospreay.

The Bruv put the World Title on the line against Samoa Joe, "Speedball" Mike Bailey, Adam Copeland, Konosuke Takeshita, Kazuchika Okada, Ricochet and Darby Allin.

Here are the Match Rules: 

8 Wrestlers, 2 Stages, 1 Winner. 

2 Wrestlers start the match selected at random.

Every 3 minutes, another randomly selected wrestler enters.

Until all 8 wrestlers have entered, any competitor who is pinned or submits is eliminated. 

Once the final wrestler enters, all remaining wrestlers enter a fifteen minute scoring period. 

During those 15 minutes, every pinfall or submission scores one fall. 

When the time expires, the wrestler with the most falls wins.

When we first learnt the rules of the match, especially the one about eliminations happening before the second phase, Mike was the first name we thought of, no disrespect to him, we were surprised about Takeshita, however, that may continue his rivalry with Okada. 

Darby pinning Will during the second phase looked like it may have earned him a title shot going forward but Will returned the favour later on.

Joe may have a case though, considering he made the Champ tap out. 

The second phase was like watching an NXT Iron Survivor match, especially when Adam Copeland picked up two quick points and Will got the decisive third point with just seconds to go, this helped him win the match and remain Champion.

We believe that it's only a matter of time until MJF takes the title and starts another reign.

The most entertaining moment of the contest was Samoa Joe running the "NOPE" meme, it was very funny to watch, shoutout to him. 

Thanks for reading, much appreciated.
 

Let's Talk About | WWE Monday Night RAW | The 946 vs The Bloodline

This 6 man tag started out as a normal match, it then escalated into a fight all over the arena, Jaida Parker looks like she may be the spokesperson for The 946, if so, she will excel in that role, she can fight too as we know from her days in NXT, she may need to proceed with caution though.

It was cool to see Solo Sikoa fight alongside his bros The Usos again, that's OG Bloodline settings right there, he was moving like his dad, the legend that is Rikishi. PEW! 

Solo was about to hit Royce Keys with the spike but he was struck by someone holding a crowbar, it was Carmelo Hayes! we like this because it gets Melo away from SmackDown, he wasn't doing anything lately over there and this skyrockets HIM to the main storyline on Monday Night RAW.

The 946 are getting stronger, especially with the new addition to the group, they've also sent another direct message to The Bloodline and the World Heavyweight Champion: Roman Reigns.

Ain't Nobody Safe! 

The build to Survivor Series WARGAMES! continues. Thanks for reading, much appreciated. 



 

Let's Talk About | Money In The Bank: New Orleans | Roman Reigns (c) vs LA Knight For The World Heavyweight Championship & More

The opening contest of this year's Money In Bank was scheduled for one fall (ONE FALL!) and it was for The World Heavyweight Championship. The Champion: Roman Reigns versus The Challenger: LA Knight (YEAH!)

Knight walked out to a rapterous response from the fans in attendance, they responded somewhat differently to Reigns, as expected, it was a similar vibe to the show in Mexico to be honest with you. 

In recent weeks, Knight talked about how Reigns needed help from his family in their previous match and he couldn't do it on his own this time around, The OTC proved him wrong here by winning clean. 

The frustration continues for Knight, there is a possibility he could be joining The 946, who fought The Usos and Solo Sikoa throughout the arena and managed to escape thanks to Jaida aka Miss Parker.

It's Tiffy Two Time! Tiffany Stratton has won the Women's Money In The Bank Ladder Match for the second time, pipping Roxanne, Lash, Lola, Jacy and Sol to the briefcase.

Chelsea Green will need to be wary that her friend doesn't cash in on her. 

The Ruler: Oba Femi completed a mammoth task of getting past Bronson Reed, Crown Jewel is the next event, we have a vision (no pun intended) that Omos could be Oba's next opponent in Saudi Arabia, due to their confrontation at World's Collide. 

Congratulations to Liv Morgan, she is once again the Women's World Champion, taking the title from Stephanie Vaquer, Becky Lynch could remain in the hunt going forward.

Roxanne missing out on winning the Money In The Bank means she is our early favourite to win the Women's Royal Rumble or Elimination Chamber next year and then the title from Liv, we will see how this story unfolds on television as time goes on.

Before we close, we congratulate Penta for winning the Men's Money In The Bank Ladder Match, he has gained a lot of momentum over the recent weeks and months, a return match against Roman is very much on the cards.

It was an incredible performance from Je'Von Evans during the main event, the ambulance spot was insane, Bron Breakker was great, Trick did his thing, Kevin Owens stopping Lil Yachty from climbing the Ladder and then stunning him was brilliant. Owens and CM Punk were taken out of the game by Bron. 

Thanks for reading, much appreciated. 

Let's Talk About | WWE RAW | Roman Reigns (c) vs Penta | World Heavyweight Championship

This episode of Monday Night RAW from Mexico City followed a decent TripleMania 34 weekend.

The prime focus of this show was the main event, Roman Reigns versus Penta for the World Heavyweight Championship, the crowd were in Penta's corner, they booed Roman, he was unfazed by it, I was interested to see Roman take on a fresh opponent and how he was going to "sell" the Mexican Destroyer move, prior to the event, myself and a fellow wrestling fan talked about the reaction from the crowd in regards to Roman kicking out at 2.99 seconds, when it happened? it was amazing. 

The OTC telling the people to Acknowledge Him during the match was class.

The fans had hope that Penta was going to pull off an "upset" however, they were the ones that were upset after Roman successfully defended his title.

Before we close out, I want to say that the fans in Mexico were fantastic from minute one to the end, they deserve to see a WrestleMania, the Azteca Stadium is a fantastic location for it, however, at the same time, we all know WWE will go to the cities around the world that'll pay them the most money. 

It was announced via social media that Roman's next defence will be against LA Knight at Money In The Bank. YEAH!

The 946 & The Bloodline will all probably get involved during the match on October 10th. 

Thanks for reading. much appreciated, stay tuned for another conversation. 

Let's Talk About | Sunday Night's Main Event | Is Cody Going To Win Money In The Bank This Year ?

For the first time ever, Saturday Night's Main Event took place on a Sunday (Monday Morning here in the U.K) word to Trick, let's talk about it. 

Lil Yachty had the daunting task of surviving five minutes in the ring against Baron Corbin, if Yachty was successful? that would enable Trick to immediately challenge for the United States Championship, this was basically a "Beat The Clock Challenge" Yachty got the job done due to the timer running out. 

We congratulate Trick for capturing the gold for the second time, hopefully this feud is over and other challengers enter the U.S title picture instead, especially HIM. 

Oba Femi versus Bron Breakker ending without a clear winner isn't surprising because many people, ourselves included, saw The Vision (no pun intended) of Bronson Reed returning during this match. it was good to see him back on TV, hopefully he'll be injury free this time around, also, this will keep The Ruler in a program for the rest of the year with this group, this is not a prediction or a spoiler. 

Jade Cargill, B-Fab and Mia Yim earned bragging rights by winning against the team of Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss and Tatum Paxley (aka Liv Morgan 2.0)

Randy Orton won the Legacy Match against Cody Rhodes, he lost a lot of blood, two referees were taken out, which added to the chaos, this was better than their last match to be honest. 

Money In The Bank is next month, if Cody qualifies? he will be the odds on favourite to win the briefcase, remember what CM Punk said to him, you never know when a Championship opportunity is going to fall out of the sky and this will be a complete role reversal from that specific in ring segment.

Click HERE to check out all of our other picks for the Ladder Matches. 

Thanks for checking out this conversation, much appreciated.