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Me and Mr. Brandon Moyes predict this Saturday's flagship pay-per-view for All Elite Wrestling: Double or Nothing!
Me and Nozid give our thoughts on this year's Money in the Bank PPV event. Which featured a great WWE championship bout, an interesting turn in the Universal title picture, and without question the most whacky Money in the Bank ladder match of all time. It also featured a largely decent undercard too. Certainly had some surprising results in the main event corporate ladder matches.
Me and Nozid predict this Sunday's Money In The Bank PPV card.
The whole trio of myself, Nozid and Brando go over the huge list of performers and producers that WWE let go in the last week. How WWE has decided to do taped shows for the next three months due to talent safety and AEW's announcement that Double or Nothing will still be live come May from an undisclosed location. Also a weekly recap of last week's wrestling programming.
Me and Nozid go over the latest news in the wrestling world as well as the results and storyline progressions of last week's shows. Apparently Vince McMahon is determined to return to live programming and has been apparently dubbed an essential business by the state of Florida. But there are greater concerns of wrestler's healths being put at risk. As a employee of the WWE has been confirmed to have tested positive for COVID-19.
Me and Nozid go over our thoughts and ratings on the second night of WrestleMania 36 which aired last night. It was an up and down show that had a few highlights including a killer opening match for the NXT Women's title. Edge and Randy Orton battled in a Last Man Standing match and The Fiend had a whacky Funhouse match with John Cena. Bayley's match for the Smackdown Women's title was surprisingly good and the main event between Brock Lesnar and Drew McIntyre was what it needed to be with the right result.
Me and Nozid go over our thoughts and ratings on the first night of WrestleMania 36 which aired last night. It featured a decent undercard but had three matches that made it a show worth watching that triumphed even without a crowd which made them all the more impressive in my opinion. The highlights of course being a solid women's title match between Becky Lynch and Shayna Baszler, a crazy triple threat ladder match, Kevin Owens vs. Seth Rollins and The Undertaker and AJ Styles in a cinematic style Boneyard match in the main event.
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