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Saturday Night's Main Event Review 11/25
The bell rang, the crowd roared, and the booking felt… safe. We dive straight into Saturday Night’s Main Event with the kind of unfiltered breakdown you send to your group chat. CM Punk walks out with gold, Jey Uso walks out with doubts, and somehow the most electric moment came from a cheeky bell ring that flipped a triple threat on its head. If you love ring IQ and hate empty sizzle, this one’s for you.
We start with Cody Rhodes vs Drew McIntyre—good match, thin payoff. The finish keeps the feud alive, but at what cost? When a top guy’s finisher doesn’t finish, you train the crowd to wait for the next twist. We talk fixes: protect the Cross Rhodes, raise the stakes, and give Drew’s excellent heel run wins that matter. Then we move to Jade Cargill’s heel title win. The injury angle protected Tiffany Stratton, but it also clipped Jade’s aura. If WWE wants a true powerhouse reign, book explosive five-to-seven minute showcases and build foils who can take believable losses. Dominance needs a runway, not caveats.
The night’s brightest spark? A clever, chaotic triple threat finish that crowned Dominik and actually surprised us. Production flub aside for Penta, the match felt live, uncertain, and fun—everything wrestling should be when it forgets to play it safe. Finally, we tackle the main event math: Punk needed a stabilizing run; Jey wasn’t the guy to dethrone him. But the bigger story is who’s missing from these spots. Where are the red-hot babyfaces? We make the case for Braun Breaker to stop orbiting and start wrecking, and why business-first booking must leave room for building the next headliners.
Tap in for sharp analysis, some spicy grading, and a few fixes that could turn these “safe” cards into must-watch cards. If you’re into strong opinions, match psychology, and smart storytelling talk, you’re in the right corner. Subscribe, share with a wrestling friend, and tell us your match of the night—did we get it right or are we off the ropes?
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By Itsthemazoku and SwagSwitchaThe bell rang, the crowd roared, and the booking felt… safe. We dive straight into Saturday Night’s Main Event with the kind of unfiltered breakdown you send to your group chat. CM Punk walks out with gold, Jey Uso walks out with doubts, and somehow the most electric moment came from a cheeky bell ring that flipped a triple threat on its head. If you love ring IQ and hate empty sizzle, this one’s for you.
We start with Cody Rhodes vs Drew McIntyre—good match, thin payoff. The finish keeps the feud alive, but at what cost? When a top guy’s finisher doesn’t finish, you train the crowd to wait for the next twist. We talk fixes: protect the Cross Rhodes, raise the stakes, and give Drew’s excellent heel run wins that matter. Then we move to Jade Cargill’s heel title win. The injury angle protected Tiffany Stratton, but it also clipped Jade’s aura. If WWE wants a true powerhouse reign, book explosive five-to-seven minute showcases and build foils who can take believable losses. Dominance needs a runway, not caveats.
The night’s brightest spark? A clever, chaotic triple threat finish that crowned Dominik and actually surprised us. Production flub aside for Penta, the match felt live, uncertain, and fun—everything wrestling should be when it forgets to play it safe. Finally, we tackle the main event math: Punk needed a stabilizing run; Jey wasn’t the guy to dethrone him. But the bigger story is who’s missing from these spots. Where are the red-hot babyfaces? We make the case for Braun Breaker to stop orbiting and start wrecking, and why business-first booking must leave room for building the next headliners.
Tap in for sharp analysis, some spicy grading, and a few fixes that could turn these “safe” cards into must-watch cards. If you’re into strong opinions, match psychology, and smart storytelling talk, you’re in the right corner. Subscribe, share with a wrestling friend, and tell us your match of the night—did we get it right or are we off the ropes?
🎙️ Big Brothaz of Destruction Podcast
The ring is sacred. The questions are real. The destruction? Guaranteed.
💥 Follow the madness, tap in below:
📸 Instagram: @bbodpodcast
🎥 TikTok: @bbodpodcast_
📘 Facebook: Big Brothaz of Destruction Podcast
🔥 New Episodes Drop Every Monday @ 9AM EST
Step in the ring with us. Ask the hard questions. Bring the smoke.