Royce Keys and OTM came out of NOWHERE, and naturally, some fans are already asking, “Who are these hooligans?!” 😂 But honestly… does it matter that we don't know them yet? Think about it: nobody knew who The Nexus was when they first showed up. Nobody knew who The Shield was either. Every major group has to start somewhere, and sometimes the most exciting thing is watching a group of wrestlers build their identity right in front of us. So I'm not looking at Royce Keys and OTM and saying, “This is terrible because nobody knows who they are.” I'm saying let's see what happens! Maybe this becomes something huge. Maybe it doesn't. But WWE has given us something new, and I'm excited to find out what Royce Keys, Bronco Nima and Lucien Price can actually do. What do YOU think? Is Royce Keys and OTM coming out of nowhere a problem, or is this exactly how new stars and factions are supposed to be introduced? #WWE #RoyceKeys #OTM #WWERaw #Wrestling

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Tonight’s WWE Raw from Ottawa delivered a packed show with the World Heavyweight Championship No. 1 Contender’s Tournament, the Oba Femi vs. Bron Breakker contract signing, Stephanie Vaquer’s return to action, and plenty of Bloodline chaos. Rey Fenix defeated Dragon Lee, while Penta defeated La Parka to set up a Lucha Brothers showdown in the tournament final. But for me, the best thing on Raw was LA Knight and Solo Sikoa. Their unlikely partnership continues to produce some of the funniest moments on WWE television, especially with the ongoing tension surrounding The Bloodline and The Usos. And by the end of the night, Royce Keys and OTM made a major statement by attacking the group. We’re breaking down everything from tonight’s WWE Raw, including Oba Femi and Bron Breakker, Rey Fenix and Dragon Lee, Penta and La Parka, Stephanie Vaquer and Roxanne Perez, Big Cass’ return, and the wild developments involving LA Knight, Solo Sikoa and The Bloodline. What was YOUR favorite part of Raw tonight? #WWERaw #WWE #SoloSikoa #LAKnight #Wrestling

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Cody Rhodes HEEL TURN?! SmackDown Hot Takes are here! After Cody Rhodes dropped Paul Heyman’s iconic “That’s not a prediction, that’s a spoiler” line on SmackDown, are we finally seeing WWE set up Cody’s turn to the dark side? I’m breaking down Cody Rhodes, Randy Orton, Paul Heyman, CM Punk, Kevin Owens, Sami Zayn and everything else that stood out from the August 21 episode of WWE SmackDown in Toronto. Was Cody’s line just a clever reference, or is WWE actually planting the seeds for a massive heel turn? These are my SmackDown Hot Takes, and I’ve got plenty to say about where WWE goes from here—including Cody Rhodes’ future, the Undisputed WWE Championship picture, and the biggest moments from last night’s show. #WWE #SmackDown #CodyRhodes #PaulHeyman #wrestling For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

Who will be the NEXT WWE Champions? In this video, I’m making my BOLD predictions for EVERY major WWE championship and predicting exactly who I think will be the next person to hold each title! Who is going to beat CM Punk for the Undisputed WWE Championship? Who can finally dethrone Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship? And who are my picks to become the next Women’s World Champion, WWE Women’s Champion, Intercontinental Champion, United States Champion, and both Women’s mid-card champions? I’m also getting into the tag team divisions and predicting the NEXT World Tag Team Champions and WWE Tag Team Champions. These are my boldest picks, so some of these predictions might be obvious… while others could be completely insane. Let me know YOUR picks in the comments and tell me which prediction you think I’m getting completely wrong! #WWE #WWEChampionship #WWEUniverse #Wrestling #WrestlingPredictions

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CM Punk and Kevin Owens finally collided in a huge Undisputed WWE Championship match in Toronto — but Sami Zayn completely changed the outcome. Sami first attacked Punk, then turned his attention to Kevin Owens and cost him the championship. In this SmackDown review, I break down the CM Punk vs. Kevin Owens match, Sami Zayn’s shocking involvement, and why Sami getting this kind of reaction could be exactly what WWE needs. The Toronto crowd absolutely hated Sami, and honestly, I think that’s the point. Plus, we talk about the rest of SmackDown, the major storylines coming out of tonight, and what this could mean for CM Punk, Kevin Owens, and Sami Zayn going forward. #WWE #SmackDown #SamiZayn #KevinOwens #CMPunk

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I never really understood the hype around Kenny Omega. I always thought he was good, but I never completely got why so many wrestling fans considered him one of the best in the world. After watching this, something finally clicked. In this video, I talk about Kenny Omega, his performance, his intensity, his storytelling, and the moments that finally made me understand what everyone has been seeing in him all along. Kenny Omega is UNLEASHED, and I finally get it. Let me know what you think in the comments. Was Kenny Omega always this good, or did it take you a while to finally appreciate him too? #AEW #AEWDynamite #kennyomega #willospreay #wrestlechop

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Who will WWE put in the Money in the Bank matches this year? I've got my predictions — seven men, seven women, and one absolutely ridiculous bonus pick that could make Money in the Bank unforgettable. On the men's side, I'm predicting Gunther, Trick Williams, Solo Sikoa, Je'Von Evans, Penta, LA Knight, Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, and Dominik Mysterio. On the women's side, I've got Lyra Valkyria, Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair, Jade Cargill, IYO SKY, and Roxanne Perez among my picks. And then there's my wild card... Danhausen. Yes, Danhausen. I'm predicting him as the bonus pick, and I've got a very specific — and very stupid — scenario for what happens if he actually wins the briefcase. 😂 These are my Money in the Bank predictions, so let me know who you think belongs in the matches and who I completely missed! #WWE #MoneyInTheBank #Wrestling #WrestleChop #Danhausen

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Why does Bron Breakker desperately needs a major victory, why Oba Femi can't afford to take a loss, and what the result could mean for both men moving forward. WWE RAW delivered another huge night, with major developments involving Roman Reigns, Solo Sikoa, LA Knight, Rey Mysterio, Chad Gable, and the World Heavyweight Championship No. 1 Contender’s Tournament. But one of the biggest announcements of the night was the upcoming showdown between Oba Femi and Bron Breakker at Sunday Night’s Main Event. With both men looking to establish themselves as WWE’s next dominant force, the question is simple: Who should win? Let me know who YOU think should win in the comments! #WWE #WWERaw #BronBreakker #ObaFemi #solosikoa

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THE BLOODLINE IS BACK! THAT WAS PEAK WWE!

WWE RAW may have been a mixed bag tonight, but that ending was EVERYTHING. Roman Reigns, Solo Sikoa, The Usos, Jacob Fatu and LA Knight delivered one of the best Bloodline segments we've seen in a long time. Solo refusing to fall back in line, Roman playing the arrogant heel, and LA Knight coming to Solo's aid made this feel like the Bloodline story had suddenly come alive again.

And then came the moment: Roman ordered Solo to take out LA Knight, only for Solo to turn around and hit Roman with the Samoan Spike! LA Knight followed up with the BFT, leaving Roman laid out while Solo and Knight walked away together. Meanwhile, Jacob Fatu simply watched. Whose side is Jacob on? Is he with Roman? The Usos? Solo and LA Knight? Or is Jacob about to become his own man?

We're talking about why this felt so much like the peak 2022 Bloodline storyline, why Solo Sikoa is working so well as a babyface, Roman Reigns embracing his heel side, LA Knight getting involved, and the huge question surrounding Jacob Fatu. This was the kind of Bloodline segment that makes you want to see what happens next.

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The real story behind Kevin Owens and CM Punk’s hate goes back over 20 years — and now, with their match officially on the horizon, that history has become more important than ever. After everything we uncovered in the first chapter, CM Punk and Kevin Owens continued their deeply personal confrontation on SmackDown. This wasn't simply another wrestling promo. Once again, they went back to their shared history, old wounds, and the things that have apparently stayed with them for decades. In this second deep dive, we're picking up where the first video left off and breaking down the latest CM Punk and Kevin Owens confrontation piece by piece. We're looking at the callbacks, the references, the old Ring of Honor history, the infamous T-shirt incident, and the things both men said that carry a completely different meaning when you understand what happened between them years ago. But the story doesn't stop with Ring of Honor. We're going back through their careers, the evolution of their relationship, the AEW era, the people and situations connected to their history, and the infamous AEW press conference that became another major chapter in the story. We're connecting those dots to what we're seeing now in WWE. And with CM Punk and Kevin Owens heading toward a match, this history matters. The things they said on SmackDown aren't happening in a vacuum — they're the latest chapter in a rivalry that has been building, changing, and resurfacing for more than two decades. If you watched the first 20 Years of Hate breakdown, this is the next chapter. And if you didn't, we're still breaking down everything you need to know about why CM Punk and Kevin Owens' history is so complicated — and why their upcoming match could be about a whole lot more than just winning or losing. This is 20 Years of Hate: Part 2.