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Folks, AEW Dynamite delivered chaos, some tremendous moments, and a whole lot of nonsense heading into All Out, and nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.

Swerve Strickland and The New Level retained the Trios Titles over The Demand after Strickland launched off Austin Creed's back into a House Call, letting Kofi finally connect. Fine opener, folks. Afterward, Hangman Page and Brodido came out — Page sincerely congratulated the champs but warned Kofi and Creed they don't know who they've partnered with, since Strickland's abandoned trios before. Strickland fired right back, reminding Page HE'S abandoned just as many teams, and that everybody saw who Page really was two years ago in Chicago. Real tension building there, folks, ahead of a six-man All Out showdown.

Moxley squashed Dezmond Xavier with a Rear Naked Choke — total waste of TV time, folks. Then the Young Bucks, FTR, and Cage & Cope had their final face-to-face. Matt called FTR "The Dudley Boyz," Christian Cage made crude jokes about everybody's mothers, and Copeland bragged about 40 combined ladder matches. And of course, folks, they HAD to bring up the Attitude Era — that's the only trick this crew knows to get a cheap reaction anymore. Pathetic, honestly. It boiled into a full-blown war — superkicks, a Tombstone attempt, security through tables, and Cage & Cope hitting a Con-Chair-To on a poor guard while Stokely nearly had a heart attack realizing that could've been him.

Ciampa beat Jake Doyle with a running knee, then called out Kazuchika Okada directly. Okada strolled out in a snazzy suit, refused to give him "the Rainmaker" tonight, and promised at All Out he'll show Ciampa he's not on his level. Persephone stole the TBS Title defense over Hyan with a rope-assisted rollup — not good at all, folks.

And the main event — Ospreay and Speedball Mike Bailey beat Claudio Castagnoli and Gabe Kidd, Ospreay escaping a Giant Swing mid-rotation into a Styles Clash. We heard Moxley mutter "son of a btch" from commentary, folks — great touch. Afterward, Ospreay cut a heartfelt promo thanking Moxley for his guidance, then flipped the script: Moxley's the challenger now, HE'S the champion. Moxley walked to the ring and asked if Ospreay really felt like one. Kidd tried a sneak attack, Ospreay ducked and waffled him with a Hidden Blade, and screamed "you're damn fcking right I feel like a champion" to close the show. Tremendous final beat, folks.

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Folks, NXT delivered a very fun show — the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic kicked off, Zilla Fatu looked like an absolute monster, and Mason Rook delivered one of the best comebacks on the microphone I've seen in a long time. Nobody breaks down Tuesday nights like I do, believe me.

We opened the 2026 Dusty Classic with Los Americanos against Romeo Moreno and Noam Dar. A little too flippy dippy for my taste, folks, but very entertaining — Dar hit a back elbow to send Rayo outside while Moreno delivered a superplex to Bravo off the top, then Dar tagged back in for a high/low combination to become the first team to advance. Great start to the tournament.

Kali Armstrong faced Skylar Raye in a fun match, but Reina Volcan showed up out of nowhere and wiped out both women, draping Raye's arm over Armstrong for a sneaky three count. NXT Women's Champion Kelani Jordan and NXT Women's North American Champion Zaria then lost to AAA Reina de Reinas Champion La Catalina and Thea Hail — Catalina's hip attacks in opposite corners genuinely blew Booker T's mind on commentary, but Hail rolled through a Zaria F5 attempt and stacked her up for the surprise pinfall. Fun match, folks.

Cruz Montana came out for a promo, and it was the perfect time to debut my brand-new NXT Promo Checklist:

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Montana ran through it beat for beat until DarkState showed up, right on schedule. Dion Lennox said nobody cared about Montana and took a genuinely low personal shot at his mother, which sent both men brawling all the way to the back — while, hilariously, the rest of DarkState just wandered off at some point during the argument, folks.

The Creed Brothers advanced in the Dusty Classic, with Julius flat-out suplexing Jax Presley to death for the win. Then Zilla Fatu, EK Prosper (filling in for an uncleared Baron Von Dux), and Sean Legacy took on BirthRight in a genuinely great six-man — methodical tag wrestling, high-flying spots, real chaos. Fatu no-sold a Lexis King superkick completely and Samoan Dropped him anyway, but Ariana Grace's distraction let Uriah Connors steal the pin on Legacy. King nearly ate a Samoan Spike afterward before his stablemates yanked him to safety.

And finally, Grayson Waller and new #1 contender Mason Rook closed the show with a tremendous promo battle. Waller wouldn't even let Rook near a mic at first, burying him with fat jokes and claiming he's bringing "prestige" back to the title by facing him. Rook fired back beautifully, folks — theorizing Waller's stuck in NXT because he doesn't fit "The Vision" on the main roster, and reminding him John Cena knew who Rook was before he even got there. Rook promised that when he chokes Waller out, none of the jokes will save him. This was good, folks.

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Folks, RAW delivered a genuinely great night of storytelling on the road to Money in the Bank, and nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.

Penta opened the show, fresh off his loss to Roman last week, admitting Roman was the better man but demanding another shot at the World Heavyweight Championship. Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh interrupted, calling him a loser who should go to the back of the line, and Dom crowned himself the "King of the Luchadores." Penta shut that down instantly — the only king of the luchadores is Rey Mysterio, folks. A beatdown followed, but Penta fought both of them off with a superkick and a top-rope crossbody in a fine segment.

Roxanne Perez scored a huge upset in the Women's Money in the Bank qualifier, letting Iyo Sky's top-rope moonsault crush La Catalina instead of her before hitting the Pop Rocks for the win. Good match, folks.

LA Knight then delivered one of his best promos in a long time — acknowledging Roman's greatness (booed hard by the crowd), acknowledging that even the fans doubt he can win it all, but pointing out that Roman has NEVER beaten Knight without the Bloodline's help. He called himself the most self-made son of a b!tch in this business, folks, and promised to win Roman's championship at Money in the Bank all on his own. Tremendous stuff.

Then something genuinely strange happened — Bron Breakker could NOT put away Je'Von Evans clean, needing Austin Theory to trip Evans up right in front of the referee for the DQ. Based on how dominant Breakker's been booked, he should tear through Evans like wet paper, folks, so this finish felt off. But it led to something amazing: Oba Femi ran in and destroyed Theory, Breakker, AND Bronson Reed like total geeks, took Logan Paul's own chair away, and used it against the entire group a second time before tossing Evans right onto the pile. Oba Femi is must-see television right now, folks.

Judgment Day cut a promo bragging about last week's "Santiago Screwjob" against Vaquer, Rey, and El Grande Americano, and Becky Lynch showed up standing with the crowd, defending "Referee Rebecca's" honor and demanding her own title shot. Stephanie Vaquer came out and, being the fair champion she is, agreed to give BOTH Liv and Becky title shots — sounds like a Triple Threat is coming, folks.

Lyra Valkyria beat Bayley with a quick rollup — fine match, but a completely dead crowd. Adam Pearce then announced Lola Vice had officially signed with RAW — after WWE spent an entire month airing her promotional videos already, folks, which is a funny way to introduce someone. Roxanne Perez immediately confronted her ahead of their Money in the Bank showdown, and they had to be separated.

And the main event — Dominik Mysterio, Dragon Lee, and Penta in a Men's MITB qualifier — while outside, the 946 kidnapped Solo Sikoa in an SUV, chased by the Usos and Jacob Fatu, with LA Knight demanding answers since Solo was supposed to be in this very match. In the ring, Dominik exposed a turnbuckle hook and grabbed Penta by the mask, but Penta reversed it, sending Dom headfirst into the exposed steel, then followed up with a beautiful springboard Mexican Destroyer for the clean pinfall over Dominik. Good main event, folks, capping off a wild night, and Penta is officially heading to Money in the Bank.

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Folks, SmackDown in Corpus Christi had a hot opening segment and a main event that felt like a letdown compared to the hype. Let's get into it, believe me.

Nick Aldis opened the show introducing new Undisputed WWE Champion Sami Zayn, who got booed heavily despite his delusional talk about "justice for everyone" and carrying around a title that still had CM Punk's sideplates on it. Johnny Gargano interrupted demanding the title shot he was promised, but Aldis said CM Punk was actually next in line. Kevin Owens then stormed in, cut off Candice LeRae, and Stunnered Gargano flat. Aldis set the match for tonight — Owens versus Zayn — and dropped a tremendous line on his way out about beating Zayn's five-day reign past a week.

Trick Williams blindsided Randy Orton with the Trick Shot knee strike and pinned Rey Fenix to qualify for Men's Money in the Bank — fun, opportunistic finish, folks. Bakusai lost to the Tonga brothers via DQ after Haku jammed his walking stick into Shinsuke Nakamura's throat, and Kyoki got squashed with a double big boot afterward — eh, folks. In the Women's MITB qualifier, Alexa Bliss hit Sister Abigail, Jade Cargill broke it up, Bliss turned Cargill's follow-up into a Jaded, but Jacy Jayne swooped in and stole the pin. Decent match, sneaky finish.

And the main event, folks — Sami Zayn defending against Kevin Owens — should have been a classic, and honestly it just wasn't. CM Punk popped out from under the ring and cracked OWENS with the actual title belt instead of Zayn. Zayn's cover was oddly slow, there seemed to be genuine referee confusion, and Zayn finished Owens off with a Helluva Kick to retain the title in a genuinely weird, unsatisfying finish. Afterward, Punk hit GTS on BOTH Zayn and Owens to close the show. Not bad, folks, just... there.

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Folks, TNA Impact delivered a genuinely solid night of action, capped off with one of the best career-on-the-line matches I've seen in a long time. Nobody breaks this down more honestly than I do, believe me.

We opened with M by Elegance retaining the Knockouts TV Championship over Kiera Hogan with a nasty modified piledriver, dumping her straight on her head for the three count. Fine opener, folks. Rich Swann punched his ticket to the Bound For Glory X-Division Scramble, beating LJ Cleary with a beautiful Fenix Splash off the top in a genuinely good match.

Elijah and Ricky Sosa beat The System's Eddie Edwards and Cedric Alexander in a fun tag match, with Sosa pinning Alexander clean after a headshot while Elijah dove onto Bryan Myers and Bear Bronson at ringside. But Edwards wasn't done — he jumped Sosa with a chair and a package piledriver afterward, grabbed a mic, and reminded everybody he's been wrestling longer than Sosa's been alive. He challenged him to a one-on-one match at Bound For Glory. Sosa's currently unconscious, folks, but I'll assume he accepts once he wakes up.

Leon Slater beat Ryan Nemeth with a Swanton 450 — fine match — but Nic Nemeth jumped him from behind afterward, biting and punching him before Ryan slid him a title belt to finish the job. Total disrespect from the Nemeths, folks. Zoey Serrano beat Harley Hudson with a Hell and Back knee strike, and Daria Rae ordered her to finish the job afterward — only for Indi Hartwell to run out and defend Hudson, telling Daria that she and Hudson aren't going anywhere. Real tension building there.

And the main event — Moose's entire TNA career on the line against Frankie Kazarian — was a damn good match, folks. Kazarian dodged an early spear and went for Fade to Black, but Moose escaped and delivered two more devastating spears to put Kaz away and save his career. Afterward, Moose grabbed Kazarian's ridiculous crown, dropped it in the middle of the ring, and smashed it completely flat with a steel chair. Tremendous visual to close out the show, folks.

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Folks, AAA Triplemania 34 was HUGE — two nights, tremendous action, tremendous chaos, and some very shocking winners. Nobody reviews lucha libre like we do, nobody!

Night 1 started with Adelicious, Mini Vikingo, and Mascarita Sagrada beating Lady Shani, Jack Cartwheel, and Mini Abismo Negro in a fun opener — very unfortunate injury for Shani, we wish her the best. Then Los Americanos defeated LWO, Tokyo Bad Boys, and Fraxiom in a GREAT tag match with a Diving Headbutt — incredible victory for the Americanos, believe me. Roxanne Perez won a Fatal Four-Way over Nattie, Faby Apache, and La Hiedra to earn a Reina de Reinas title shot at Worlds Collide. La Parka retained the AAA Latin American Championship over Mr. Iguana and Laredo Kid in a fun triple threat. Los Perros del Mal defeated Los Psycho Circus to win the AEW World Trios Titles after Psycho Clown replaced Panic Clown — big title change, folks! And in the main event, Omos defeated Rey Mysterio, getting his AAA suspension lifted. A very big man, a very big win.

Night 2 brought even more insanity! Amos won the Copa Bardahl after last eliminating Niño Hamburguesa. La Catalina ended Flammer's historic Reina de Reinas reign with a Running Knee in a damn good match — huge moment! El Carnicero defeated Psycho Clown in a brutal Mexican Street Fight after Pagano came out to "protect" Psycho, then moved out of the way — tremendous storytelling, tremendous betrayal. Rey Fénix retained the AAA Cruiserweight Title against Nathan Frazer, Jack Cartwheel, and Mini Vikingo in a match so wild all we could say was: Jesus Christ. The Wagner Brothers answered the War Raiders' open challenge and WON the AAA World Tag Team Titles with a Frog Splash. And in the main event, El Grande Americano defeated Dominik Mysterio to become the NEW AAA Mega Champion in a fantastic match!

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Folks, AEW Dynamite had some fun moments buried under a mountain of chaotic, directionless booking, and nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.

The opener was actually good — AEW Tag Team Champions Cope & Cage, alongside TNT Champion Darby Allin and Steven Borden, beat FTR, Kyle Fletcher, and Kevin Knight after Borden pinned Dax Harwood off a Scorpion Death Drop into a Coffin Drop combo. Fun match, folks. But watch this — Don Callis looked genuinely annoyed at Stokely Hathaway afterward, and Christian Cage grabbed Darby's TNT Title to celebrate with it BEFORE helping him up, until Darby snatched it right back. Little cracks starting to show there.

Then Jericho versus Nick Wayne was a total mess — multiple botches, a lazy pace, and somehow the entire story became Jericho ripping off Wayne's pukka shell necklace. Folks, Wayne looked more devastated about a piece of beach jewelry than losing the actual match. Jericho tried offering a handshake afterward, and Wayne responded with a low blow, wrapped the necklace around his fist, grabbed a chair, and went to work while the crowd chanted "Where's Your Mom?" A necklace, folks. That's the whole story here.

Hangman Page and Brodido beat The Conglomeration in a match that was just a bunch of moves strung together — Roderick Strong shoved Orange Cassidy right into position for a Buckshot Lariat. Tommaso Ciampa squashed Myles Hawkins in about two seconds and didn't even stick around to get his hand raised — total waste of TV time, folks.

The Demand jumped Swerve Strickland, Prince Nana, and The New Level before Tony Schiavone could finish his intro — Ricochet hit the Spirit Gun, Kaun and Liona finished with Open the Gates, and The Demand stood tall with the Trios Titles heading into next week's match.

Jamie Hayter lost the Women's Tag Title in singles action to Lena Kross after Megan Bayne distracted referee Aubrey Edwards long enough for a pipe shot to the ribs — total mess of a finish, folks.

And the main event — United Empire versus Death Riders — was a complete disaster of a story. Will Ospreay, Andrade, and Francesco Akira took on Jon Moxley, PAC, and Gabe Kidd, with The Dogs jumping in too. Moxley battered Akira with Paradigm Shifts and a Bulldog Choke for the tap out, making the NJPW representative look absolutely terrible, folks. Chaos followed — chair setups, Hidden Blades everywhere, Andrade and Ospreay finally clearing the ring, doctors throwing up the X for Akira to close the show. A whole lot of moves, folks, and almost nothing built for the future.

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Folks, RAW from Mexico City was one of the loudest, most electric shows I've reviewed all year, and nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.

Rey Mysterio opened the show in a neck brace, wearing an Eddie Guerrero shirt, welcoming the crowd to RAW's first stop in Mexico in fifteen years — tremendous moment, folks. He cut part of his promo in Spanish, then brought out Stephanie Vaquer, fresh off winning the Women's World Championship back from Liv Morgan in her home country of Chile with a Skytwister Press. Vaquer spoke Spanish and English, calling it the joy of her life. That brought out Liv Morgan and her similarly beltless boyfriend Dominik Mysterio — Liv called Vaquer a hypocrite for celebrating "her" belt, insisted she's still the greatest women's champion ever anyway, called Rey a deadbeat dad, and called Vaquer a "puta." Dom piled on Rey too, so Rey clapped back with footage of El Grande Americano beating Dominik for the AAA Mega Championship at TripleMania 34. Dom challenged Rey and Vaquer to a tag match on the spot, but Adam Pearce shut it down since Rey isn't medically cleared. That's when El Grande Americano's music hit to a massive pop, becoming Vaquer's partner. Tremendous segment, this crowd was completely insane, folks.

The tag match delivered — Vaquer and Americano set up a double 619, but the rest of Judgment Day ran in for the DQ. Afterward, Dominik disrespectfully yanked his own father up by the neck brace and shook him around, drawing massive heat from the crowd. Americano tried to make the save, but JD McDonagh cut him off with a moonsault, and Dominik finished Rey off with a frog splash from the top. Great heel heat all night for Judgment Day, folks.

Je'Von Evans won a Men's Money in the Bank qualifier over Big Cass and Austin Theory with the OG Cutter — fun match. Chad Gable retained the Intercontinental Championship over Dragon Lee in a match that was AWESOME, folks — Lee hit a Styles Clash and still only got two, but Gable caught the ankle again and cranked in a brutal knee bar for the tap out. Lola Vice stole a Women's MITB qualifier from Kelani Jordan and Raquel Rodriguez with a slick rollup after reversing a Tejana Bomb attempt into a sleeper — fun match.

And the main event, folks — Roman Reigns retained the WWE World Heavyweight Championship over Penta. Penta went for a springboard, but Roman punched him clean out of the air with another Superman Punch, followed by a spear for the pin. Short match, but the atmosphere in that building made it feel like a genuine can't-miss moment. Great night for this company, folks.

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Folks, this episode has EVERYTHING — lawsuits, politics, dogs, NFL teams, and a tremendous WWE Sunday Night's Main Event. Nobody covers it like we do, nobody!

We start with the Nature Boy himself. Ric Flair is suing FAM Networks for at least $10 million — fraud, breach of contract, misuse of his name, image, and likeness. He says they rushed him into signing without a lawyer, promised big appearances and social media management, and all he got was reposted content. He wants the deal rescinded, his Facebook page back, a full accounting of the revenue, and serious damages. Very unfair, folks, very unfair!

AEW is talking with the incredibly talented Kairi Sane — multiple promotions want her, but interestingly, not Marigold. Keith Lee resurfaced on social media after nearly a year away, posting alongside a "consciousness explorer" named Darius J. Wright — very strange stuff, and fans are concerned. Bayley made a HUGE return on Raw, yanking the referee during Lyra Valkyria's Money in the Bank qualifier so Sol Ruca could steal the win, then attacking Lyra afterward — tremendous heel work! Very sad news too: Cody Rhodes announced the passing of his beloved dog Pharaoh, a beautiful animal who'd been part of Cody's presentation for years and was even woven into his feud with Randy Orton — our condolences, Cody.

Big political news: Glenn Jacobs, the great Kane, is reportedly a TOP candidate for a U.S. Senate appointment in Tennessee if Marsha Blackburn wins the governor's race — from mayor to maybe Senator, folks! Danhausen is red hot business, with NFL teams and Fanatics circling after he "uncursed" the Knicks to a championship. Samantha Irvin's WWE non-compete is nearly up, and she's teased possibly reuniting with husband Ricochet on-screen. WWE also filed trademarks for "Iron Built," plus "946," "Zilla Fatu," and "WWE Vault" — big branding moves happening behind the scenes!

Then we review WWE Sunday Night's Main Event — what a show, folks! Quavo performed "Backwards," an unreleased track off his upcoming album Qrömelife, live at the event. Lil Yachty bravely survived five brutal minutes against Baron Corbin in a No Disqualification match, which immediately triggered Trick Williams' rematch — and Trick, with Yachty ringside, pinned Corbin to reclaim the WWE United States Championship! Oba Femi battled Bron Breakker until Bronson Reed returned and attacked Femi, causing a disqualification finish — Reed is back, folks, and dangerous. Jade Cargill, Michin, and B-Fab picked up a fun win over Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss, and Tatum Paxley. And in our emotional main event, Randy Orton pinned Cody Rhodes — a massive statement win made even heavier with the news of Pharaoh's passing hanging over the rivalry.

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Folks, SmackDown out of Mexico City delivered one of the biggest nights of the year — a brand new Undisputed WWE Champion, a shocking heel turn, and total chaos everywhere. Nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.

Randy Orton opened the show fresh off a questionable win over Cody Rhodes on Sunday Night's Main Event. Mexico City sang his song, and Orton mocked Cody's "what do you want to talk about" line, saying Cody proved he's a good man whose soul isn't for sale — but Orton is a killer, and he doesn't care if people think otherwise. He called his shot on whoever walked out champion between Punk and Zayn, promising the three most dangerous letters in sports entertainment: R. K. O. Fine promo, folks.

Rey Fenix retained the AAA Cruiserweight Championship over Ricky Saints in a GREAT match — Saints kicked out of a handspring cutter at an absurd 2.999999999999, but Fenix finished him clean with the Mexican Muscle Buster. Saints refused Fenix's handshake afterward to loud boos — bad attitude, folks.

Nikki Bella beat Paige in a total mess of a match — Paige threw her into the steel steps and took control, but Nikki used the referee as a human shield and stole it with a rope-assisted, stacked pin. Ugly finish, folks, but a win's a win.

New U.S. Champion Trick Williams celebrated big in Mexico City, leaned into the "Quinones" soccer chant, booted a ball into the crowd, and credited Lil Yachty for helping him beat Baron Corbin. Corbin jumped Yachty on the ramp, left him for dead, then came back and smashed Trick with the Trick Stick. Not over, folks.

Chelsea Green retained the WWE Women's Championship over Nia Jax after Tiffany Stratton took a punch meant for her from Lash Legend. Green dodged the Annihilator, hit a mask-assisted headbutt off the top, and finished with an unorthodox Un-Pretty-Her. Smart, tough champion, folks.

The War Raiders retained the AAA Tag Titles over R-Truth & Damian Priest with Ragnarok. Afterward, Priest offered a handshake, a hug, wore his sombrero and all — then CLOTHESLINED his own partner and dropped him with the South of Heaven chokeslam. Total betrayal, folks.

And the main event — total chaos. Gargano tried nailing Punk with the actual title belt but ate a GTS instead. Kevin Owens ran in and accidentally clocked Punk. Zayn low-blowed Owens to clear him out, then hit a perfectly placed Helluva Kick. 1-2-3. We have a NEW Undisputed WWE Champion, folks — Sami Zayn, in Mexico City. The building exploded.

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