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Folks, TNA Impact was all over the place this week — some genuinely good wrestling, some genuinely confusing booking, and a main event that ended with a wrench to the skull, which is exactly the kind of sentence I love getting to write, believe me.

We opened with Elayna Black beating Heather by Elegance clean after Heather missed off the top rope and fell straight into a Blackout. Fun opener, decisive finish, folks — Black is starting to look like a real threat to Xia Brookside's title down the line.

Frankie Kazarian came out with Avery Styles for his "King's Coronation" — full crown, full ceremony, full Kaz — declaring himself King of TNA for beating Moose at Lockdown. Moose interrupted, called the crown cheap, shouted out Canadian retailer Dollarama, and somehow got the biggest pop and chant of the whole night. Only in Canada, folks. Moose demanded a rematch, Kazarian said he had nothing left to prove, and eventually agreed — but only if Moose puts his entire TNA CAREER on the line, NEXT WEEK, on a regular episode of Impact, with Bound For Glory right around the corner. Very strange timing for a stipulation that big, folks.

Fabian Aichner punched his ticket to the Bound For Glory X-Division six-way with a clean Hasta La Vista powerbomb over Rohit Raju, joining KC Navarro, who watched from commentary.

Then the most confusing match of the night: Jason Hotch versus Special Agent 0, with Mila Moore as special guest referee. Moore refused to count Hotch's pin, checking her nails instead. Tasha Steelz then ran in, tackled Moore, ripped her referee shirt clean off, put it on herself, and fast-counted Hotch's rollup for the "win." So... was Steelz the official referee at that point? I'm genuinely confused, folks.

Xia Brookside retained the Knockouts Championship over Gabby Forza after nearly getting pinned by the Oakla-gnome-a Stampede — tremendous move name, folks. Brookside tried to grab her belt and walk out entirely, but Indi Hartwell sent her back to the ring. Daria Rae then created a distraction arguing with Hartwell, letting Brookside clock Forza with the title for the cheap win. Cowardly champion, consistent character, folks.

Elijah's out-of-tune "concert" got cut off by The System before he finished two lines. Ricky Sosa ran down to back him up and challenged any two members of The System to a tag match next week — Eddie Edwards accepted.

Rich Swann beat Vincent in a genuinely strange match — BDE wandered out dressed all in white, stared deep into Swann's eyes, and then hit VINCENT with a cutter instead of helping his own guy. Swann finished with a twisting splash. Can any member of The Righteous ever get real momentum, folks? I was curious if BDE might actually join them — apparently not.

Main event: Nic Nemeth defended the TNA World Championship against Matt Hardy in a No Disqualification match. Nemeth pulled a wrench out from a toolbox under the ring — they really should stop leaving hardware down there, folks — and went to use it, but Matt low-blowed him right in the Nemeths first. Matt went for another Twist of Fate, but Nemeth ducked and clocked him clean with that wrench for the pinfall. Nemeth retains in a good main event closing out a very chaotic Impact.

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Folks, this was a special episode of Dynamite dedicated entirely to Rebel, who's battling ALS, with all the proceeds going to I Am ALS. I have a link to that organization in my bio, and I'm asking every single person watching to donate whatever you can, believe me — this cause matters more than any of the wrestling talk that follows.

We opened with The Waiting Room — Dr. Britt Baker DMD, Rebel, Persephone, and Hikaru Shida. Baker kept calling Rebel "Reba" for old times' sake, and they built toward the big six-woman main event of the night. Great to see Rebel back on TV, folks.

Swerve Strickland & The New Level retained the Trios Titles over The Conglomeration with Day Break in a fun opener. The Demand interrupted afterward demanding their rematch, six-on-three until Hangman Page and Brodido evened the odds. Swerve kept his eyes locked on Page the entire time, and Page was noticeably hesitant handing his title back over. Real tension building there, folks.

Andrade retained the National Title over Beast Mortos in a fine match — they wisely avoided a near-botch mid-match — but got jumped afterward by Gabe Kidd, Clark Connors, and David Finlay until Will Ospreay ran in to make the save. Jon Moxley then walked out to watch the next match from commentary, scouting Ospreay ahead of All Out. Ospreay beat Finlay clean with a Stundog into a Styles Clash — fine match, decisive statement.

Then the moment of the night, folks. Persephone, Baker, and Shida beat Maya World, Hyan, and Thunder Rosa in a fun six-woman tag, capped off by Baker's Lockjaw submission. But the real story was Rebel coming to ringside in her wheelchair to a massive ovation, handing Baker her glove, and afterward Baker sitting in Rebel's lap as she was wheeled up the ramp, both women in tears, the crowd chanting loudly. Genuinely one of the most touching moments in wrestling all year.

Steven Borden and Darby Allin beat the Don Callis Family — Borden impressed me, folks, real potential there. Thekla and Mercedes Moné had another cringe promo exchange, calling each other "dumb b*tches," and it looks like the singles match at All Out just became a three-way with Willow Nightingale. We heard this same setup last week, folks. Yawn.

The Young Bucks lost a Tables Match to Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight after FTR and Stokely Hathaway interfered — Fletcher finished it with an Avalanche Brainbuster through the table. FTR then nearly put Matt through another table with a Spike Piledriver until Darby and Borden ran in with a bat and chair. The Bucks offered handshakes, and after a long pause, they accepted — a nice callback given that the Bucks attacking Borden years ago is literally what kickstarted his wrestling career.

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Folks, NXT delivered one segment that completely changed the game and a bunch of other stuff mixed in, and nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.

We opened with the NXT Women's Championship — Kelani Jordan defending against Jaida Parker. Parker hit her drop attack, did some nice high-stepping, but Jordan trapped her in the corner and hit a beautiful split-legged moonsault for the clean three count. Fun opener, folks. The second the bell rang, Wren Sinclair sprinted down with a kendo stick and just went to work on Jordan, taking out the referee in the process. Statement made.

The Creed Brothers returned and looked tremendous, beating Romeo Moreno & Noam Dar in a damn good tag match — Julius clotheslined Moreno, then he and Brutus hit a big double slam for the win. Great to have them back, folks.

Then we got the best segment of the night. Charlie Dempsey grabbed a mic and cut a genuinely compelling promo — underappreciated, never sold out, the best grappler in the whole company, sick of being made a joke while the office turns football players into stars. All true, folks. Then he inexplicably invited Zilla Fatu to join Birthright AGAIN. Fatu came out, admitted most of what Dempsey said was true, said he lives in his father's shadow — but he's not one of the ones, he's THE one, and turned them down flat. Birthright jumped him four-on-one, Fatu fought like hell until Lexis King cracked him with a chair, and they dropped him straight through the announce table. Dempsey ripped his shirt off for good measure. This made Birthright infinitely more interesting, folks.

Jackson Drake retained the North American Title over Tavion Heights with a stiff knee and a 450 — fun match, and afterward Myles Borne walked in through the crowd and got the stink eye from Heights. Trouble brewing.

Zaria bragged about eliminating Sol Ruca and called her Heatwave win her "redemption" — careful, Zaria, that's AEW's word! Izzi Dame interrupted calling her fake, Thea Hail showed up wanting her shot, and it all ended with Hail slapping on an armbar and busting out a full Ultimate Warrior impression, tassels included. Lame segment, folks.

Main event: Tony D'Angelo, Mason Rook & Saquon Shugars beat EK Prosper, Cruz Montana & Keanu Carver after D'Angelo speared and chokeslammed Prosper, and Rook finished him with a cannonball off his shoulders. That trio now heads to a triple threat for a shot at Grayson Waller. Fun main event, folks.

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Folks, RAW was a tremendous mix of dominant faction warfare and total chaos, and nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.

The Vision opened the show in full force. Bron Breakker declared the group "complete" and said they now RUN WWE, thanks to his brother, the Master of the Tsunami and the Tribal Thief, Bronson Reed. The crowd chanted for Oba Femi, but Breakker said Femi isn't medically cleared and can chant all he wants. Reed buried Femi's "Ruler" nickname, bragging about "tsunami after tsunami after tsunami." Logan Paul insulted the crowd, Austin Theory pretended the tag titles mean something, and Maxxine Dupri called the fans "brokkies." Tozawa came out — not to fight, but to bring out Otis, and suddenly we had a match.

Otis vs. Theory ended in a DQ when Bronson Reed jumped in with an elbow — an enormous waste of time, folks. The Vision mauled Tozawa and Otis afterward. But then Oba Femi appeared on screen shoving down officials who told him he wasn't cleared, and stormed the ring anyway. Running uppercuts on Reed and Breakker, a clothesline to the floor, shirt off to reveal the kinesio tape — the 2026 version of the old DDP rib-tape job. Theory tried a chair like a total geek and failed, Femi "pizza tossed" him across the ring, but Breakker speared Femi and Reed finished him with another Tsunami while the gaggle of geeks failed to help. Crowd couldn't decide whether to boo or cheer, but I loved it, folks.

Jackie Redmond interviewed Alabama comedian Matt Matthews, interrupted by The Miz and Kip Wilson. Matthews didn't know who Miz was, actually hit a nice tijeras on Wilson, but Miz snuck in with the Skull Crushing Finale. Enormous waste of time — though Breakker speared all three of them later, and Matthews sold it pretty good.

Breakker then won the Men's Money in the Bank qualifier over Rey Mysterio and Ethan Page with a Frankensteiner setup and a supercharged spear — super fun match, folks. Sol Ruca won the Women's qualifier after Bayley made her return, yanked the referee out to break up Lyra Valkyria's pin, letting Ruca steal it with the Soul Snatcher. Bayley then destroyed Valkyria afterward — she's back, folks.

Joe Hendry beat JD McDonagh after Je'Von Evans showed up wearing a Funko Pop head — really dumb, this match could've been an email.

And the best match of the night: Stephanie Vaquer vs. Liv Morgan for the Women's World Championship was AWESOME. Raquel got ejected fast, Becky Lynch took her out for real, Roxanne Perez slid Liv the belt, Becky chased Perez through the crowd, and Liv waffled Vaquer with the title for the win. Tremendous chaos, tremendous match.

Finally, the Usos and Jacob Fatu waited in the ring for Royce Keys, who instead lit their rental car on fire in the parking lot with his crew. I hope somebody got the insurance, folks. Crowd chanted OTC to close the show.

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Folks, this is a big, emotional episode — believe me, nobody covers wrestling like we do, nobody. We lost two legends this week. Memphis icon Bill Dundee died at 82 after battling stage-three dementia, a true giant and Jerry Lawler's greatest rival and partner, honored beautifully before he passed. And AEW's Andy "The Butcher" Williams, only 48, collapsed after a match near Pittsburgh and never recovered — a founding guitarist of Every Time I Die too. Tributes poured in from wrestling and music alike. Very sad losses, folks, our thoughts are with their families.

Big news: Crown Jewel 2026 lands November 7 in Riyadh, with WrestleMania 43 also headed there in 2027 — tremendous global business! Kane finished eight years as Knox County Mayor, term-limited but not done politically, believe me. Carmella says she's retired after becoming a mom. WWE trademarked "WWE Vault" for all that classic footage. Tyler Breeze is a free agent and wants AEW. NXT released ten developmental talents, including Wendy Choo and Adriana Rizzo. CMLL confirmed Tessa Blanchard's MLW deal is just one Fightland date, nothing more. And Joe Hendry drops his album Beyond Belief October 5 with WWE's music division involved — a total star!

NXT Heatwave was tremendous: Zaria unified the North American and Speed Titles, The Vanity Project won the Tag Titles, Jaida Parker submitted Nattie, Kelani Jordan captured the Women's Title, Jackson Drake took the North American Title, and Grayson Waller won a wild fatal four-way for the NXT Championship!

AEW All In was MASSIVE: Swerve and The New Level won the chaotic Trios Roulette Royale, Brawling Birds took the Women's Tag Titles, Moxley retained the Continental Title, Okada shocked everyone winning the International Championship, Andrade won the Casino Gauntlet, Cage and Cope retained over the Young Bucks, Darby dethroned Kevin Knight, Mercedes Moné dethroned Willow for the Women's World Title, and Will Ospreay defeated Kenny Omega to become the NEW AEW World Champion in an instant classic!

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Folks, SmackDown was a tremendous show, top to bottom, and nobody covers it like I do, believe me.

Gunther opened the show hunting for Sami Zayn, who popped out of the crowd playing the victim yet again — robbed of his title, calling Punk an "arrogant snake," declaring himself the real working-class hero, and saying there'll be no number one contender matches "on his watch" until he gets his rematch. "No justice, no peace," folks. Finn Balor interrupted wanting a piece of Zayn, Sami ran, and Kevin Owens chased everybody through the crowd. Backstage, Punk spotted Johnny Gargano mid-plank, called him Cleveland's favorite son, and challenged him for the title on the spot. Candice LeRae begged him not to, but Gargano stood up and said "let's do it." A bit random, folks, but I'll absolutely take it.

Charlotte Flair & Tatum Paxley beat Fatal Influence in a fun match — Alexa Bliss threw Jacy Jayne into the ringpost, Charlotte's big boot set up Paxley's Cemetery Drive for the pin. Afterward, Jade Cargill and The Baddies stormed in and attacked Charlotte, Fallon Henley, and Bliss while Fatal Influence just watched. Cold, folks.

Then a big one — Nick Aldis brought out Dr. Woodruff to address Chelsea Green's fractured orbital bone. Green shut it down immediately, saying we're not getting a sobbing champion, we're getting a PISSED-OFF one — she's worried about her legacy, not her safety. Woodruff cleared her to compete as long as she wears a protective mask. Right on cue, Nia Jax and Lash Legend threatened to break her OTHER orbital bone, until Tiffany Stratton made the save. Aldis booked Jax vs. Green for the title next week in Mexico City — and Jax vs. Stratton tonight. Very effective segment, folks. Stratton vs. Jax was a sloppy match, but Jax won with a Samoan Drop into the Annihilator, then stole Green's mask to mock her afterward.

Bakusai — Shinsuke Nakamura and the debuting Kyoki, the former Hiromu Takahashi — beat The Miz & Kit Wilson with a Kinshasa and a reverse stunner. Decent debut, folks. Tama & Talla Tonga, flanked by father Haku, then stared them down from the ramp — message sent. Blake Monroe vs. Giulia never happened AGAIN — Giulia jumped her before the bell and finished her with the Arrivederci Knee.

And the main event — CM Punk defending the Undisputed WWE Championship against Johnny Gargano — was AWESOME, folks. Sami Zayn ran in and cracked Punk with the title belt, Gargano covered, and Punk kicked out at 2.9999999999. Aldis finally ejected Zayn, and a distracted Gargano walked right into a GTS. Punk retains. Afterward, Punk made it official himself: Punk vs. Zayn for the Undisputed WWE Championship next week in Mexico City. He promised to put Zayn to sleep.

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Folks, TNA Impact had some genuinely good wrestling wrapped around some real chaos, and nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.

We opened with The GOAT, Matt Hardy, doing his "MATTer of Fact" about always partaking in Tim Hortons up in Canada — tremendous taste, folks. But he's furious, because his brother Jeff got hauled away in an ambulance last week right as they were about to cash in their rematch clause against the Nemeths. Matt flat-out accused Ryan and Nic of taking Jeff out. The Nemeths denied it, said they only grabbed the tag titles to get PAID, and that makes them the best family in wrestling. Matt said the thing about the Hardys is they will not die, and the Nemeths — hilariously — asked "hey, why won't you die?" Matt jumped both of them, but fell to the dreaded numbers game until security pulled everybody apart. That "we will not die" line is doing a lot of heavy lifting right now, folks.

AJ Francis squashed Brent Oakley in a total waste of time, then declared himself the "Greatest AJ to ever set foot in a TNA ring" and challenged Avery Styles. Santino Marella brought out "A-Very Styles," who said hell yeah — until Frankie Kazarian just walked out and cancelled the whole thing. Because apparently he can do that, folks.

Harley Hudson & Indi Hartwell beat Xia Brookside & Zoey Serrano in a DAMN GOOD match — Hudson neutralized Serrano, and Hartwell locked in a single-armed cattle mutilation on Brookside for the tap out. Beautiful, brutal move, folks, and a real clean win for Indi after weeks of getting the short end of things.

KC Navarro punched his ticket to Bound For Glory, beating Joe Alonzo in a fun X-Division qualifier — Alonzo tried throwing the referee in Navarro's path, but KC reset and hit the Blessing in Disguise clean anyway. Allie & Kiera Hogan retained the Knockouts Tag Titles over Shazza McKenzie & Vipress with Face the Music — meh match. Dutch beat BDE with Death Walks — also meh, folks.

The main event was supposed to settle the International Title's number one contender — Jason Hotch versus Trey Miguel — and it was building into something GREAT, trading kicks and uppercuts, a double crossbody, double kip-up, double enzuigiri, both men laid out flat. And then, out of absolutely nowhere, Special Agent 0 ran in and knocked BOTH of them out cold, ending the match with no winner at all. Total buzzkill, folks. Let the match finish!

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Folks, AEW crowned a new World Champion in Will Ospreay, set up a massive main event for All Out, and buried some genuinely good moments under a mountain of chaos and cringe. Nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.

Ospreay opened the show looking rough, admitted he's been on a bender since All In, nearly missed his flight, but talked his way onto the plane because he's a charming man. He thanked the fans who've stuck with him from the start, put Kenny Omega over as the best in the world 364 days a year, and said their record's tied 2-2 — if Omega wants a fifth match, name the time and place. He listed every previous AEW Champion as a hero and declared himself now among them, the standard, the Billy Goat. Tremendous promo, folks. Then Ricochet interrupted demanding the first title shot because he "wouldn't be in the All In main event" without him. Gabe Kidd stormed out next, furious Ospreay took his shot at being the first English AEW Champion. Five-on-one threatened, United Empire made the save, and it all led to... a nothing tag match. Zero credible challenger stepped up to the new World Champion, folks. Garbage.

Swerve Strickland & The New Level retained the Trios Titles over The Rascalz with a House Call — fun opener, and the Young Bucks stared down the belts afterward. Then the Bucks, FTR, and Cage & Cope had a genuinely great promo segment — Harwood said "daddy's home," Cage said "they don't ask how you won, they ask who won," and Copeland announced a three-way CTL match — Chairs, Tables, Ladders, folks, because they can't legally call it TLC — at All Out in Chicago. And yes, they took a shot at WWE with the "50% pay cut" line. Couldn't help themselves.

Darby Allin retained the TNT Title over Mark Davis in a meh match, then Josh Alexander made his return attacking Darby — good to see him back. Alex Windsor lost the Women's Tag Title match to Megan Bayne after a belt shot behind the ref's back. Making your own champions look stupid, tremendous booking, folks.

Mercedes Moné's title celebration started strong — broken nose reveal, real substance — then Thekla interrupted from the crowd, said "dumb b*tch" about six times, and it all fell apart. Zero direction, total cringe, yawn.

Moxley squashed AR Fox to become AEW's all-time win leader — a huge waste of TV time — and Marina Shafir simply walked out and took his Continental Title. The main event United Empire vs. Demand/Dogs tag was just moves that meant nothing, until Kidd grabbed a chair, the Death Riders showed up, Moxley took the chair away, and the screen revealed: Ospreay vs. Moxley for the AEW World Title at All Out. Moxley looked shocked and retreated. Good closing image, folks, brutal road to get there.

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We opened with Zilla Fatu, fresh off not winning the NXT Championship at Heatwave, coming to the ring to talk instead of fight. He admitted he expected to win the title and didn't get the job done. But because nobody in NXT is ever allowed to finish a thought, Tristan Angels interrupted wearing what might be the most ridiculous pants I have ever seen on television. Angels called Fatu the lowest end of his bloodline — get it, folks — and said the fans were already bored of him. They brawled, Fatu went for the Samoan Spike, and Angels bailed. Zilla went from an NXT Title match to THIS? Jesus, folks.

Naraku beat Shiloh Hill using green mist rubbed into his eyes behind the ref's back — decent match, cheap win. Romeo Moreno & Noam Dar beat Sean Legacy & Dorian Van Dux in a fun tag match after Legacy's knee gave out, and then the Creed Brothers returned out of nowhere and laid out Dar and Moreno, declaring themselves back in NXT. Big moment, folks.

New NXT Women's Champion Kelani Jordan came out in one of Trish Stratus' old coats and cut a full heel promo — she earned it, she's the greatest, she's underappreciated, and she doesn't want to hear the fans say she deserves it since they never got behind her in the first place. She recapped her Heatwave win over Kendal Grey, complete with a turnbuckle demonstration, and bragged that she's the only person ever to win the NXT North American Title, the TNA Knockouts Title, and the NXT Women's Title all on her first try at each. Then Jaida Parker walked out, said making Nattie tap at Heatwave puts her next in line, and offered to fight for the title tonight. Jordan agreed to the match — just not tonight, NEXT WEEK — then literally bumped into Thea Hail on her way out.

Thea Hail beat Evolve Women's Champion Nikkita Lyons in a non-title match with a Hail Mary — boring match, folks. Mason Rook FINALLY got his first NXT singles win, beating Kam Hendrix with the Rookus Slam after Hendrix's exposed turnbuckle backfired on him. Long overdue, folks.

Zilla Fatu got his rematch with Tristan Angels later in the night and won clean with a superkick, a Samoan Drop, and the Triple Z Spike — his first NXT singles victory. Afterward, Birthright came out and asked Fatu to join them. Fatu considered it, then said "Hello! More like, Hell No!" and got away before they could jump him. Great line, folks.

And finally, new NXT Champion Grayson Waller came out to basically no reaction — earlier in the night he was wearing an absolutely tremendous t-shirt with a picture of a sad Cruz Montana on it, easily the best thing on the whole show, but he covered it up with a boring black hoodie for the actual promo. We just can't have nice things, folks. He mocked Robert Stone and Vic Joseph, ran through his WWE accolades, and called winning the NXT Title the biggest thing he's ever done. He dismissed Zilla Fatu, dismissed Cruz Montana (revealing the Sad Montana shirt underneath — yes!), and dismissed Tony D'Angelo. Then the chaos started: Saquon Shugars stepped up, interrupted by Cruz Montana, interrupted by EK Prosper, interrupted by Mason Rook, interrupted by Tony D'Angelo, interrupted by Robert Stone, interrupted by Keanu Carver — seven interruptions, folks — until Carver actually solved everything by suggesting a six-man tag next week, with the winning team getting a triple threat, and the winner of THAT becoming the number one contender. Stone, shocked someone had a good idea, just said "OK!" Then everybody brawled. Total mess, folks.

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Folks, RAW delivered some tremendous wrestling and one of the strangest segment endings I've seen in a long time, and nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.

We opened with Sol Ruca challenging Raquel Rodriguez for the Women's Intercontinental Championship, and before the bell even rang, Jacob Fatu stormed out to threaten to dog-walk Royce Keys and his crew — the OTM name seemingly dropped tonight — and wrecked some furniture at ringside before leaving. Liv Morgan and Roxanne Perez apparently fled during the chaos, then snuck back to attack Ruca, who fought them off with a springboard crossbody. She went for the Soul Snatcher, but Lyra Valkyria appeared out of absolutely nowhere to interfere, letting Rodriguez hit the Tejana Bomb for the win. Perfectly fine opener, folks, but where did Lyra come from?

Chad Gable came out to talk about his Intercontinental Title legacy, thanked Mexico and AAA for shaping him, and offered Dragon Lee a title shot at next week's Mexico City RAW. Ethan Page interrupted, called Lee an "undeserving charity case," and Lee challenged him right there — Gable raised the stakes into a title-shot qualifier. Page tried exposing a turnbuckle, but Gable pointed it out to the ref, and Lee finished him with Operation Dragon. Fun match, folks.

Then Roman Reigns demanded acknowledgment — got it — called himself the "one true champion," praised Penta and Fenix for earning respect, and tore into Solo Sikoa for hanging around LA Knight. Knight walked out and called Roman "One True Coward," reminding everybody he dropped Roman on his head two weeks ago. Just as they squared up, the show cut backstage to a beaten, heavily pixelated Solo Sikoa with Jacob Fatu standing over him. Knight ran back, Fatu denied everything, and Roman sucker-punched Knight from out of nowhere. Segment ended SUPER weird, folks, and that blood censorship was incredibly distracting.

Dominik Mysterio & JD McDonagh got Je'Von Evans disqualified, Judgment Day started a beatdown, and — without anybody even announcing him — Joe Hendry walked out to make the save. Adam Pearce went full Teddy Long and made it a tag match. Quick, fun, but Judgment Day stole it with a Frog Splash. Wish we'd just started there, folks.

And the main event — AWESOME, folks. Penta vs. Rey Fenix, brothers, tournament final. Penta snapped Fenix's arm, Fenix begged him to finish it, countered into a rana and a cradle for near falls, but Penta hit the Mexican Destroyer to win. Penta faces Roman in Mexico City, and it's going to be crazy.

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