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[mitchtheficus]

CANDICE AND IO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[hazyheel]

WWE NXT 7/24/19 Review

We started with a recap of last weeks brawl between Adam Cole and Johnny Gargano. Regal also announced that the next NXT championship match will be yet another rematch between the two at Takeover Ontario II. This time, it is a three stages of hell match. Gargano can pick one stipulation, Cole picks the next, and then Regal picks the third if he has to. Awesome, I love that. 

We kicked off the show in the semifinals of the NXT breakout tournament: Jordan Myles vs. Angel Garza. Garza gave a woman at ringside a kiss on the hand as he walked to the ring, he is such a smooth bastard. Garza faked the handshake in the beginning, which seemed to really upset Myles. Myles was also smiling a whole bunch, which was weird. I haven’t seen his first round match, but I don’t like that one bit. They fought on the mat, going hold for hold with Myles coming out on top. And then Garza tried for striking, but Myles was too agile for him. Garza was only able to get some shots in after feigning injury on the outside and nailing Myles when he wasn’t expecting it. Garza worked over the back and midsection, laying into him with kicks and strikes. However, as Garza went to slam Myles’ face into the turnbuckle, Myles’ personality shifted, and he wailed on him with kicks in the corner. Myles went for the 450 splash, but Garza rolled away. He then tried for a springboard move, but was intercepted by a huge dropkick, but only a near fall. Myles quickly fought back, hitting an awesome combination of a leg sweep and a low superkick, followed by a spinning lariat in the corner, and a beautiful deadlift german suplex with a bridge. That suplex won him the match as well.

At the end of the match, Shane Thorne came down to commentary, saying that the breakouts don’t deserve the title shot that they will get, nor the TV time. He said that he doesn’t need a tournament to break out. 

Grade: B. These guys did great together. Garza was as despicable as ever with his heelish tendancies and cheating, while I loved the hatred in the eyes of Myles by the end of the match. He started happy, but he was certainly not a fan of the cheating. Good match from these guys, and I am happy to say that my pick to win has made it to the finals. 

Then we had Johnny Gargano announcing his stipulation for the three stages of hell match. He said that Cole can bring as many weapons and as much backup as he needs here, because nothing will stop Gargano from winning his belt back. He choses street fight, because he knows it well and he loves it. Nice, I’m into that. 

Then we had Xia Li vs. Bianca Belair, which started out with a vicious tackle from Belair. She threw Li all over the ring with suplexes and strikes. Li eventually managed to fight back with a series of kicks. However, Belair hit the KOD for the win. 

Grade: B-. Slightly above average squash. 

Then we had a video package of Killian Dain, and his recent return to NXT. He said that he can’t wait to welcome us to his world. Oh Killain, I am also excited.

Then we saw some backstage footage of Mia Yim attacking Jessamyn Duke in the locker room. She slammed her face with a locker, which was badass, and then exclaimed “surprise muthafucka,” which was not. Although Duke did sell this well, and it is cool that Yim is taking this approach to her upcoming title match. I’m into this, it was a rough beatdown.

Then we had Velveteen Dream out for a promo. He basically talked about how he will never vacate his North American championship, it is his belt and he would rather die. He said it would be hell if he lost the championship, and it was hell when he was pinned by Roderick Strong. He said that Strong wasn’t big enough to ride this ride, no matter how good he is. He called out Strong, who then came out, actually alone. Strong said that Dream is scared, because he knows that Roddy can take his championship. Strong then demanded that he get a title shot at Takeover Toronto II. And in that match, Strong will become the new champion. Then Pete FUCKING Dunne showed up, and I nearly lost my goddamn mind. Strong tried to get up in his face, but Dunne broke his finger. He and dream had a bit of a staredown over the North American championship, but Dunne left without saying a word. 

Roddy then brought a camera backstage, confronting Regal about Dunne’s presence, saying that he doesn’t deserve a title shot. He then tried to get Regal to just make a singles match. Regal then said that Dunne would be hanging out in NXT for a while. Interesting. Then he announced that Triple Threat for the North American Championship. Strong then asked for Dunne in a singles match next week. 

Grade: B+. Dunne’s appearance bumped this up a notch, because otherwise it was a pretty paint by numbers promo. Strong isn’t the best on the mic, but he held his own here. Shocking to see Dunne though, love to see that. And he will be in NXT proper for a while, which is a blessing and a curse. Hopefully when he goes back to NXT UK, we can get a legit Imperium vs. British Strong Style match. But I’m into this, and I look forward to the triple threat. Highlight of the show.

Then we had Kacy Catanzaro vs. Io Sharai. Sharai used her new entrance and look. Sharai started the match with a great dropkick, and kept beating down Catanzaro. However, Candice LaRae ran down to the ring to cause a DQ, and then grabbed a chair for a fight, but Sharai backed off. 

Grade: B. Interesting. I thought this would be a title feud rather than a stipulation feud. 

Then we had Adam Cole talking about his stipulation for the 3 stages of hell match. He started out by complaining about the North American Championship situation, and then called the street profits stupid for accepting Fish and O’Reilly’s challenge. He said that Takeover Toronto is the Undisputed Era show, and they will hold all the gold. Then he said that his stip would be straight wrestling, because he didn’t need it in the first two matches, and he doesn’t need it now. Badass, I love this. 

And in the main event, we had Keith Lee vs. Damian Priest. Lee honestly should be a much bigger act than he currently is, too much talent down in NXT. Priest couldn’t take Lee down with power moves, so he opted for mid and low kicks. Lee then showed off his agility with a spinning kick that Priest narrowly avoided. Priest constantly got the advantage through some slippery moves. Lee contstanly moved back to the knuckle lock as a base in this match. From there, Lee worked over the hand arm and shoulder in this match, while Priest just seemed to be landing whatever he needed to at a given time. There was one point where Priest hit a very impressive Falcon Arrow for a near fall. This guy is much stronger than he looks. Another great spot saw Priest go for a tope con hilo, but Lee just caught him out of it. These guys are unbelievably strong. As Priest tried to cheat a bit on the outside, Lee was furious. He charged at Priest in the ring, who used the ref as a shield. Priest then nailed a cyclone kick and the Reckoning for the win. 

Grade: C+. Decent match, good stuff between both of them. It makes me sad to think that Lee hasn’t really gotten a big push in NXT, because he is an awesome talent. Priest is too, and I honestly think that the shady win hurt him a bit here. If he was going to beat Lee, then he should do it clean. Still though, they had an alright match. Not the greatest main event ever though. 

Overall Grade: B

Pros: Gargano and Cole interviews; Dream, Strong and Dunne segment; Sharai and LaRae brawl; Garza vs. Myles

Cons: poor Keith Lee

[womenwwe]

NXT TakeOver posters: Part One

Check out some of NXT TakeOver's raddest throwback event posters to get you hyped for the next installment of the black-and-gold brand's marquee event, TakeOver: Toronto 2019.

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[beardedbarba]

i’m having a hard time figuring out if mauro was calling british columbia beautiful or kyle o’reilly.

[gaygreenranger]

Guys I’m so scared for Johnny to go main

They’re not gonna know what to do with him.

[regalityandcoffee]

A Big Post of Interviews, videos and podcast links (not all are Regal related)

(might add this to the masterlist so it's easy to find)

Renne Paquette's Interview with William Regal

AEW Unrestricted: William Regal

William Regal sitdown with X-Pac

Robbie Brookside: the Wildcat

Wrestling On The Road: Robbie Brookside

William Regal talking about Triple H

The Fit Finlays

WARGAMES (a bunch of Wargames matches for free in one vid)

90 minute William Regal interview

William and Robbie interview with Whatculture (fair warning the camera moves around a bit)

A really good vid on William's KOR era

WWE Confidential June 29th 2002

Randy Orton and William Regal Interview

The Coronation of King William Regal

Candice LaRae vs. Cedric Alexander

Seth vs. Dean FCW 8/28/2011

A big playlist of full NXT matches for free

Another nxt full matches playlist

Keith Lee vs Dominik Dijakovik NXT: Portland

Prime Target: Takeover Toronto

Prime Target: NXT Takeover: Blackpool II

Invisible Man VS. Invisible Stan GCW

Enjoy ♡♡♡

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I think Io Shirai stole the weekend with her showing at NXT TakeOver: Toronto II. https://ift.tt/2YLn2C7

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Tag Team Tuesday: The Revival

In 2014, after returning from injury, Scott Dawson teamed up with a debuting Dash Wilder with the two performing extensively at live events under the name The Mechanics. The two made their debut on the July 17, 2014 episode of NXT, losing to the team of Bull Dempsey and Mojo Rawley. They made only one further televised appearance in 2014, losing to Enzo Amore and Colin Cassady on the October 23 episode of NXT, but continued to wrestle extensively at house shows.

The duo resurfaced and picked up their first televised win on the July 29, 2015 episode of NXT, defeating Enzo Amore and Colin Cassady. They were involved in an 8-man tag-team match that was taped prior to NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn. At NXT TakeOver: Respect, Dash and Dawson were defeated in the semi-finals of the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic by eventual winners Finn Bálorand Samoa Joe. On the October 21 episode of NXT, The Mechanics' ring name was changed to Dash and Dawson. On the October 28 episode of NXT, Dash and Dawson would attack Enzo and Cass before their match, completely laying out Enzo while decimating Cass' knee, leaving him unable to compete.[3] Due to an earlier victory over NXT Tag Team Champions The Vaudevillains, Dash and Dawson earned a title match on the November 11 episode of NXT, and won the match to become NXT Tag Team Champions.[4] They successfully defended their titles against Amore and Cassady at NXT TakeOver: London. Beginning in February 2016, Dash and Dawson began performing under the team name The Revival.[5]

On February 23, 2016, The Revival attacked Enzo Amore outside the WWE Performance Center.[6] The team made their first appearance on WWE's main roster at Roadblock, successfully defending their championships against Amore and Cassady. On April 1 at NXT TakeOver: Dallas, The Revival lost the NXT Tag Team Championship to American Alpha(Chad Gable and Jason Jordan).[7] On June 8 at NXT TakeOver: The End, The Revival regained the titles from American Alpha, thus becoming the first team to gain the NXT Tag Team Championship twice.[8] On the July 6 episode of NXT, The Revival faced American Alpha in a two out of three falls match for the titles. While losing the first fall via submission, the two were able to score the next two to retain the title. At NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn II, the champions retained their titles over Tommaso Ciampa and Johnny Gargano. In a rematch between Ciampa and Gargano (now called #DIY), The Revival would lose their tag titles at NXT TakeOver: Toronto in a 2/3 falls match after scoring the first fall via pinfall.[9] At NXT TakeOver: Orlando The Revival would lose to The Authors of Pain in a Triple Threat Elimination Match that also featured #DIY.

[takaahashi]

List of Takeover matches with time (Asuka's reign)

London vs Emma 14:49  Dallas vs Bayley 15:25  The End vs Nia Jax 9:12  Brooklyn II vs Bayley 14:37 Toronto vs Mickie 13:07 San Antonio vs Peyton, Billie & Nikki 9:51 Orlando vs Ember 12:10 Chicago vs Ruby & Nikki 12:30

Seems like new era of women who came after the horsewomen don’t get as much time, huh. 12 minutes in NXT is not enough :/

[mitchtheficus]

insp.

[hazyheel]

WWE NXT 8/7/19 Review

We started out with a contract signing for the NXT Tag Team Championship match at Takeover Toronto II. Street profits vs. The Undisputed Era. The Street Profits were out first, and they gave the Undisputed Era an entrance announcement, where they just crapped all over their names. Bobby Fish and Kyle O’Reilly told the Street Profits that they were not on the same level as them. They said that they don’t really stand a chance, and said that they were funnier. Montez Ford put them over, saying that the Undisputed Era has beaten just about every team there is to beat. They then said that in order to prove that they deserve to be the champions, the Street Profits need to beat the Undisputed Era. Winning is their only option, so that is what they will do. Everyone then signed the contract. 

Grade: B. O’Reilly and Fish were mostly just annoying jocks on the mic, nothing really special, but Ford and Dawkins pleasantly surprised me. They don’t do serious promos all that often, and they really impressed. I like that story that the Street Profits need to win because, despite being the champions, the Undisputed Era is the team to beat. It’s an interesting story, and it is actually making me doubt the winner of the match. I will certainly have to think on it, but it is a match I’m looking forward to. 

Then we saw a video package about the North American Championship triple threat. That is definitely an exciting match, with three of the best in NXT right now. I can’t wait. 

Next we saw a video package for the NXT Women’s championship match. A match that could be pretty good, but it is unclear. Definitely easier to predict the winner. 

In the first match of the night, we had Joaquin Wilde vs. Shane Thorne. Wilde tried for a rollup right out of the gate when Thorne attempted to get right up in his face, so the two started with some fast paced grappling and mat work. Wilde was flying all over the ring with his flying, and Thorne didn’t seem to have much of an answer. That is, until he caught Wilde out of a guillitine choke and nailing a brainbuster, that certainly slowed the match down. Wilde eventually fought back into the match, and Thorne continued to be overwhelmed by the unique offense of Wilde. At one point, Thorne tried to fly himself, but Wilde caught him in the corner and planted him with a powerbomb. Thorne was nearly counted out after a pair of suicide dives, barely making it back in the ring, only to roll out right afterwards, baiting Wilde to follow him. Wilde took the bait and went to the outside, where Thorne threw him into the barricade, steel stairs and metal ramp. He beat the hell out of his opponent on the outside, before rolling him back in and nailing a step up knee for the win.

Grade: B. Good stuff here, the two had a lot of good chemistry together. Their flying and striking styles blended well together, and Thorne’s frustrated shone threw the entire time. It was a gritty win that can be attributed to his cunning and viciousness. Interesting from Thorne, he could be in for a bit of a push. 

Then we saw a video package for Io Sharai vs. Candice LaRae. That is a match I’m interested in due to the implications of the winner. If LaRae wins, then she will probably win the women’s championship soon. But if it is Sharai, then she may win it a bit later. Either way, this probably won’t be their last match. 

And in the main event, we had Matt Riddle vs. Killian Dain. Riddle was entering, and Nigel McGuiness was calling him cocky on commentary, when suddenly Dain burst through the crowd and destroyed Riddle with a body slam. They brawled a bit with Dain coming out on top again. The match never actually started.

Grade: B-. Interesting, we will definitely see this match eventually though. So I don’t mind waiting. The attack just made the eventual match more exciting. I’m fine with that.

Then we had a recap of the NXT breakout tournament. It was an enjoyable tournament, but I’m pretty sure that my prediction of Jordan Myles was incorrect now. It feels like Cameron Grimes is going to win, but I’m looking forward to the finals nonetheless. 

Next up was an interview with Breezango, where Fandango talked about how he had been worried about his fashion sense for the past few months. He said that their fashion was bad, so he stepped back for a few months. The two decided to give themselves a reimagining, and walked off. God I’ve missed them, but I hope it isn’t all goofy stuff, because I liked pretty Tyler Breeze. 

And to close the show out, we saw a recap of the latest chapter in the feud between Adam Cole and Johnny Gargano. I can’t wait for this match. It’ll be extremely exciting. Gooooooooood stuff. 

Overall Grade: B

Pros: contract signing; Wilde vs. Thorne

Cons: no Riddle vs. Dain

[prowrestlingpost-com]

NEWS: WWE Deliberating NXT Canada Brand

NEWS: WWE Deliberating NXT Canada Brand

There was an interesting tidbit in this week’s Wrestling Observer Newsletter: From August 7 to 9, in the lead up to SummerSlam weekend, WWE will be holding tryouts for Canadian wrestlers in Mississauga, a suburb just west of Toronto. SummerSlam and all the associated WWE events, encompassing NXT: Takeover Toronto II, Raw, and Smackdown Live are taking place in Toronto from August 10 to13, so all…

[beardedbarba]

I LOVE STREET PROFITS

[gaygreenranger]

Johnny Gargano and Adam Cole really bout to kill each other, huh?

[descendtoplanetfilth]

My Top 10 WWE Matches of 2016

I'm a bit late with getting this out but here are my top 10 wwe matches of 2016 in no particular order: 1) Johnny Gargano vs Tomasso Ciampa (Cruiserweight Classic) 2) Charlotte vs Sasha Banks vs Becky Lynch (Wrestlemania 32) 3) AJ Styles vs John Cena (Summerslam) 4) Kota Ibushi vs Cedric Alexander (Cruiserweight Classic) 5) DIY vs The Revival (NXT Takeover: Toronto) 6) Sasha Banks vs Charlotte (Raw, July 25) 7) Ladder Match for Intercontinental Championship (Wrestlemania 32) 8) Samoa Joe vs Shinsuke Nakamura (NXT Takeover: Brooklyn II) 9) Dean Ambrose vs AJ Styles (TLC) 10) The Miz vs Dolph Ziggler (No Mercy)