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Pairing Cass with Bryan gotta be the least safe matchup available for him....

Oh for fucks sakes if more popular people went to RAW the "political hit" would be that Roman was given people that are more over than him to work with so he could get more rejected than ever and fail as the main champ

EL IDOLO INGOBERNABLE!!

The Bar too???? Something tells there's gonna be a new Shakeup after Summerslam

I mean, the only way he fucks this up is by giving Paige 15 minute promos and Big Cass a huge push that has him squashing everyone and facing Randy Orton weekly for 4 months.

As I read somewhere else, SD turned into Ring Of Impact.

Holy shit JOE!!! My lord at this roster. Paige the GOAT GM

Jeff instead of Seth, Smackdown keeps on winning.

So either Rollins or Jeff goes to SD? Maybe The Bar too? Cien Almas? Braun??? Can Road Dogg fuck it up again?

Miz with Sami and Owens did have a fuck ton of potential though. Two for two in great interactions.

Well given that AJ Styles is still probably going to RAW it isn't that big of a slam He's WWE champion though. How will they manage that? He loses the belt at Backlash, I think they've done the "champ from a brand gets traded" before too.

We getting Miz vs Bryan ASAP, YES!!

The Saudi Prince wants to give his people a real Rusev Day, fuck Vince's plans Rusev gonna make it the GOAT 5 minute squash.

Pretty sure bad booking killed SD, their roster was pretty fucking good after last year's shakeup.

Having seen the first 6 days, it's been pretty fun. I think the only legit great match has been Kento/Nomura but there's been a bunch of fun sprints. I'm glad they've kept most of the matches short too. Strong Climb was fucking awesome. So many different type of matches that were short and fun, and with a whole bunch of different finishes. The semis and finals weren't the MOTYCs I was expecting but all in all it was a great ride. Nomura has been established as a legit player - he even cut a promo on the tourney's winner on the final show - 4 months into the year and Aoki showed out too. The division is looking as great as ever quality wise imo, and Okabayashi is still months away from returning. Too bad they've had so many troubles drawing since August of last year though.

I wonder if SD can get lucky enough to keep Bryan and AJ because Vince sees moving Charlotte and Orton to RAW would have more impact than either DB or Styles.

I like watching Reigns getting destroyed because his comebacks are great and he does a very good job at selling getting beat up. Mania 31 was almost perfect in that regard, with him looking for Brock to deliver more pain as he just wouldn't stand down. This time it was just a bunch of shit thrown together so Roman could kick out and "look strong in defeat". Six F-5 was just funny in a ridiculous "what the fuck is this" kind of way, by the time Brock elbowed him to get color I was already out of the match.

I'm two days in and the tournament is living up to expectations. Nomura vs Miyahara was fucking awesome.

I thought their February match was OK but it was highly elevated by that Korakuen MAGIC. This one is even better imo, Korakuen is not nuclear like their title match but they are very much into everything they do and they continue to be fully behind Nakanoue. Daichi does a much better job working on top than in their previous encounter and Nakanoue doesn't have to rely on selling his arm like last time so his comeback has less issues. Final couple of minutes are fucking FIRE. I mean, the only thing this match has going against it is that it's clearly edited in two or three sequences, but even though the cuts are very noticeable they don't take away anything from how good this match was. The Strong Climb tournament has been fucking awesome, can't stress this enough, a bunch of very fun matches that are very short and easy to get into - a Strong BJ staple tbh - and a couple of REALLY fucking good encounters like this one.

Undeniably good. 12 minutes of the two best wrestlers on the planet doing a simple match were pretty much everything mattered and meant something, I don't ask for more in my wrestling.

I love both of these guys and this delivered almost everything I wanted. From the get go Kento is annoyed by the young kid that the crowd has really grown into in the last year, at first he tries to establish his dominance and act cocky, more concerned about Wada not letting him do what he wants that really treating Nomura as a threat. But Naoya is no slouch and he's in it for a fight, he MAKES Miyahara give a damn by hitting him with elbows and getting up every single time Kento hit him hard. Loved the countout tease and Nomura's comeback afterwards, that spear to roll up pin combination was dope as fuck and had me fooled. Same with Naoya fighting with everything he got so Kento wouldn't hit the straight jacket German because he knew that was death for him. This had some down times but I was compelled throughout by Miyahara's antics, Wada being Wada and Nomura's resilience. The final 5-6 minutes were great - I know some will hate the german suplex "no sell" by Nomura but I was fine with, it was just 1 and he hit one move before going down - shit, whole match was awesome.

Miyahara's flash offense doesn't bode well with leg selling but he did better than most in that regard all things considered - you could argue he should change his formula when the story of the match is his leg getting worked on, but made the effort to sell as much as possible - and Shingo was awesome working on top. The Wada fuckery at the beginning made this fun from the get go too. Strong main event for Day 1.

For Jetlag, Twin Towers vs Strong BJ - 1/2/17 Big Japan https://rutube.ru/video/b75ddb98345691e1e8f1415d4031f3ec/ Matt, I'm going to take a couple of weeks off after this. My backlog is getting bigger and still gonna owe 4 matches after this week.

Good doc, not a masterpiece but a lot better than WWE-made effort. Yeah, when I heard the first preview for this doc (with Simmons and Shoemaker) they made it seem this doc would have no bullshit because the director wouldn't allow it. But then I heard the one Simmons did with the director and I could tell Bill didn't know enough and was too attached to his 80's baby mentality to course correct some stuff. But hey, we gotta appreciate that they left out the "Andre was a father figure for Steph" narrative that WWE wanted to push. Vince and Hogan might've worked him - and to be honest, even with the Hogan thing, they had everyone else admitting Andre was just trolling, the problem to me was they spent too much time on his bullshit paranoia - but he was savvy enough to smell bullshit on other stuff.