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Another good night from A Block. Shingo/Cobb was solid with both putting on good effort. Okada got a decent match out of Yujiro but that money clip has to go asap. Suzuki/ Taichi was a fun tough man fight and I must say I dig serious Taichi, he didn't fuck around one bit. Ospreay/Ishii was the banger that we all knew would not. disappoint. The main event was great. I got a kick out of White taunting the fans because they can't shout. Also Ibushi was brilliant in selling the leg working underneath until it was time to tap into dark Ibushi. So glad they've toned down the shenanigans because it made everything flow nicely. Let's see what B Block has in store tomorrow.

ROH came back with a bang, having top notch graphics and two solid pure tournament matches. At the end this should be Gresham's title.

So with Stan Lane already in with MX are we in the era of having multiple inductees? Also hopefully this is the year that Akiyama/JYD gets, damn shame they have to wait this long.

Why they put Keith Lee in a singlet? change that man's gear asap.

Oh yeah McIntyre/Lee should be a banger, let them beat the piss out of each other.

I'm so glad we have 3 more months in 2020, R.I.P. good man

Anything cervical is no joke, hope he recovers fast.

They did a great job of hiding Dominik and making him look good and that sunset bomb was awesome but I'm ready for this program to end.

Prayers to you rovert, sorry about your friend.

Never spoke with him but to go at 26? my god, I'm so ready for 2020 to be over. R.I.P. good sir.

WWE can sure burn through matches, but Orton/Mcintyre should be good.

All in good fun.

Kawada I wouldn't put it past them, lol.

Don't know why, they need all the teams they can get for the tag belts.

I know Mauro wasn't everyone's cup of tea but he didn't sound like robot with the rest of the announcers so I'll miss that. If covid wasn't a thing Brock making a indy run would've been a sight to see.

Thanks for the info, I haven't seen that documentary in a good min. MoS mentioned his promo work with Piper so I'm checking that out, is there any matches from his prime that I should seek?

My first exposure to him was early 2000 on a showtime documentary about a local southern indy highlighted with him in a match against a weekend warrior called the flame. A few years ago I was doing a SMW rewatch, he was great in the authority role and was a good worker in his prime. Prayers to his family and friends, R.I.P.

Solid show with another damn good outing from Grace/Purrazzo. She betted on herself asking to leave WWE and so far it's paying off.

With all the good stuff they were doing with Drew they could've at least have him run in before Orton gave the punt. He's been great in the role of a take no shit babyface. For some reason Vince and company forgot the concept of perception is everything.

Have Kazunari Murakami pop up on Raw Underground the I'll be impressed.

It's alluding to Antifa, still lame.

Not in this current environment of WWE, the star making machine is dead. It sucks that we're in a pandemic because he could've easily traveled around the world for more seasoning instead of having those WWE habits drilled in him at a young age.

The passion of the Dominik

Sad news but at least there's no ore suffering he has to go through. I always think of his shoot song and this was my favorite R.I.P.

I'm interested in where this HEATH angle is going. Either this ends with him just being the same character he was in WWE or when he finally get signed turns on Rhino and goes full blown serious. Also it only took two shows to make Eric Young a meaningful character on tv, he finally has something to do, happy for him.