With less than a week to go to Survivor Series, the two main event matches have been drastically changed. One due to a surprise title change on Smackdown, and one due to Becky's face getting smashed and broken. 

Boy, sometimes you just get a match that gives out an example of every possible way that things can go wrong. With Crown Jewel firmly in the rearview mirror, we can now focus our attention on Survivor Series starting with two unexpectedly great pre-taped shows with this week's Raw and Smackdown.

From the high of getting to watch the first ever WWE all women PPV, to the low of dreading the upcoming Crown Jewel setup, its the entire gamut of emotions for the episode this week. 

It's been an insanely eventful week, from Roman's announcement opening Raw, to WWE's doubling down on their Crown Jewel plan, to, oh yeah, we have a historic PPV coming up this weekend, how does that feel like the third biggest story of the week?

This should be the week where we get to celebrate 1000 episodes of Smackdown, but WWE is getting itself all caught up in a major geopolitical situation in Saudi Arabia, so instead we have to deal with that this week. Plus, Smackdown 1000 didn't end up having as much to talk about as it quite frankly should have. 

By the arbitrary rules established in the previous episodes, Super Show-Down was technically a PPV, so we give it the somewhat traditional post show rundown, notably Triple H and Undertaker fighting for the last time ever ever, please ignore the fighting they're doing next month.

This is our second house show that's being treated like a mega event where a "Last Time Ever" already feels like it has a "Twice in a Lifetime" waiting in the wings. But who knows? It could be a good thing. Right?

Everybody in the world wants to share their opinion on Brie Bella, how good of a wrestler she is, who she should wrestle, how she should wrestle, and everything about her career, skill level and everything else about her right now.  So here's our thoughts on Brie and why maybe this is all a bit much right now. 

After the thrill and excitement of All In, it's that much harder to face the upcoming "meh" that WWE has in store for us. We rundown the  card for Hell in a Cell, but it just doesn't feel the same. Have we turned into the very fans we once feared?

The biggest topic of conversation is undoubtedly the monsterous success of All In, the massive wrestling event pulled off by Cody and The Young Bucks. We go through the events leading up to the show, the show itself, and what could possibly be next for the guys riding high on this success.