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CoolUsername:you're mean |
Baddestguyp:Lies When the movie dropped in theatres there were hundreds of positive reviews and many were on this thread. |
Ahmed4002:Okay, I'll send you a private message Check your mail |
Ahmed4002:Show pictures |
samistry:Are you sure? Riddle isn't in that picture |
abduleez1:You dey kill my remaining hopes bruh
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abduleez1:The nudity no even plenty like that sef ![]() HBO doesn't have all the genres but dem dey try abeg. Warrior, GOT, Love and death, his dark materials etc All premium content...multichoice should be kissing HBO's arse to renew that deal ASAP |
abduleez1:a dyingfetus needs living tissue to cling on |
phr0nesis:Chai ![]() Wetin man do man? |
abduleez1:I was talking about the 2 big ones. Where do you think I watched Succession on? You have no idea the amount of HBO shows I've seen. Chernobyl even to Rome. Even recapped BVS and MOS again and again. The only challenge is that sometimes you just need to see what's going on on other platforms like Netflix and Amazon prime which I have too. |
abduleez1:Make I dey see na Cos I've already been salivating on watching HOD S2 there just like I did the last of us. |
WWE SMACKDOWN REVIEWS RECAPS AND REACTIONS John Cena kicked off Friday Night SmackDown this week to say he felt like it’s time to take the next step in his latest return to WWE. Instead of being a special guest referee or hanging out on talk show sets, he wanted to wrestle an actual match. He recruited AJ Styles to be his tag team partner, seeing as they share a common enemy. The Bloodline seemed to agree on a showdown but backed away at the last second, teasing like it wouldn’t happen. You know, the standard heel stuff. Naturally, the babyfaces got with Adam Pearce, who got with Paul Heyman, who said he would be fine with it as long as it didn’t happen on this show. The contract was drawn up for Fastlane, and they booked a signing for the main event. That worked out nicely! Except Solo and Jimmy had different plans, ambushing Styles backstage just before he could walk out to sign the contract. Cena, it should be noted, had already made his entrance and wasted no time putting pen to paper. They did an injury angle for Styles, calling in an ambulance to take him away. You know where this is going. Heyman made note of Cena having signed without a tag team partner to sign with him. The obvious tease was that someone would come to Cena’s aid. It sounded like fans were chanting “Rocky” in the hopes The Rock would be that person, as silly as that may seem. Help never came. The show ended simply ended with The Bloodline standing over a beatdown Cena, throwing up the 1’s. The standard for any story involving The Bloodline is to drag everything out to give it maximum effect when they deliver the next surprise. The fact that reports are indicating LA Knight was set for this spot and tested positive for Covid before the show ends up playing into that. It’s a pretty decent hook for a tag match at a B show as we inch closer to the much bigger WWE shows early next year. There are only two weeks to Fastlane. Iyo Sky finally got the spotlight for a big women’s title defense, something we haven’t seen from her since she won the title at SummerSlam. The match was even a 1-on-1 showdown with Asuka, a battle sure to deliver the goods. It mostly did just that. There were a few rough patches but the match was strong for a title match on network television. It was particularly good when they stiffened up and really went after each other like both are capable of doing. More of that, please! Sky emerged victorious because, well, she has Damage CTRL and that means Bayley coming to the rescue as needed. Charlotte Flair was also on the scene, and she refused to stand for it. Later, Flair vs. Bayley was booked for next week and Flair vs. Sky likely won’t be far behind it. That will be the true test for Sky and how WWE feels about her as champion. During a match pitting Santos Escobar & Rey Mysterio vs. The Street Profits, commentary did a fantastic job of explaining the how and the why behind Angelo Dawkins & Montez Ford linking up with Bobby Lashley. They need respect, and you only get that by winning. They also see the growing emphasis on groups within WWE, and backup is becoming downright necessary. Lashley is looking for backup but also for two strong units to help take all the power. I liked how they called attention to all of this. It was also a perfect set up for the finish of the match. Lashley set up Dawkins for an easy pinfall, cheating to chokeslam Mysterio on the apron while Dawkins had the referee distracted. But he hesitated to capitalize and Mysterio rolled him up for the pinfall and the victory. After, the Profits seemed upset and Lashley was particularly unhappy with how this all played out. Again, commentary was great in explaining that Bobby is trying to make them killers and the Profits are still a bit too party and not enough business. Later, to drive the point home, they had Lashley get down their throat to make it clear that’s the story here. This is the depth they needed for this story, and I’m here for it. It’s not enough to put the Profits in suits and have them next to Lashley — they need actual character growth. And this is the start of it. In the famous words of Fabrizio Romano— 'Here we go.' Your LA Knight segment of the week: Didn’t happen because our favorite guy has Covid. Get well soon, LA! All the rest -WWE aired a replay of The Rock clowning on Austin Theory from last week, so this week Theory came through the crowd to yell at the commentary team while taking the top off their table. He wants credit for some of the many views that segment did. He screamed about it and walked off. I guess the idea here is this is a new Austin Theory. He’s got an edge to him! He’s angry! Look out! It indirectly led to a tag team match, when the Brawling Brutes made fun of his plight while Adam Pearce was trying to get him to calm down. Grayson Waller came to his defense, the pal he is, and they were booked for later. They defeated the Brutes when Waller hit the Rolling Stunner on Ridge Holland and Theory followed up with A-Town Down. It was a fun match. -Alba Fyre & Isla Dawn are now taking credit for casting a spell or some other such magic that has the women’s tag team titles cursed. So that’s why all these weird things have been happening to the women who win them! On the men’s tag side, Pretty Deadly are now doing an entire series on Elton Prince’s long road to recovery from his shoulder injury, and they deserve to win an award for it already. #EltonStrong A standard outing for the blue brand. Grade: B- |
phr0nesis:Now I've given him the opportunity to bill all man here in scene ![]() |
Ahmed4002:Provide it here bruh No be only me need am |
abduleez1:Anything wey make Hbomax comot from showmax they are going down...they better hustle that bag |
abduleez1:Okay thanks bro |
It wasn't just Ziggler Mustapha Ali, Elias, Dana Brooks, Mansoor and many others were released too |
WWE has released Dolph Ziggler. It's supposed to be me |
abduleez1:I wish It was still like that bro, I don't mind the data. |
oyaskii:Only thing I console myself with on showmax is that it has HBomax's full library so it's just like I'm subbing for Hbomax...and the normal PL and La Liga matches. I don't want to buy that DStv dish tbh. I prefer streaming. |
Achilles100:Let me check that footybite. None of them are working bro...808 is still better |
abduleez1:I know about this one but it's too unstable, you'd have full 4g and it'll still be buffering like there is no data and all of a sudden it skips and it's not in HD, it's soo grainy on my TV and I hate it. The ads are also worrisome but I'd be happy to overlook ads if atleast the quality of what I'm watching was good. Showmax na frauds, I saw their adverts that's why I subbed for their full version, they advertised WWE and UCL matches but na only Europa dem dey show. Bastards. |
abduleez1:YouTube TV has all of them oh and even streaming channels like hbomax and paramount+, I think Hulu too. It's just like cable TV but with more range, but the price no be here. I have showmax but to my suprise they don't broadcast UCL matches and that's 6300 down the drain tbh, I also realised they don't show WWE either, I get showmax but I still dey download WWE episodes. Na why I dey find alternative. A modded YouTube TV would have been the best sha but if there is another one abeg tell me. |
CoolUsername:it's a circus out there Poor ref training probably from management. Even football gets it right. |
oyaskii:I just wanted it cos of its diverse sports channels that show live matches especially now that the UCL is on. ESPN, TNT sports and the likes. |
Oyaskii howfar? Please do you have a YouTube TV modded version that works? Wanted to sub for the original one and they are charging me almost 50k per month. |
Bellingham send your Aza make I credit you small thing you toomuch |
I just dey dirty my eyes with this match Bastard coach |
Devvy4:Brahim is on the Bench Valverde is there too |
A better coach would have been winning 3-0 by now |
Same line up and formation from Sunday except Carvajal, Fran Garcia, Kroos and Valverde. Since Joselu is available he could have gone with a 433 atleast. |
WWE NXT REVIEWS RECAPS AND REACTIONS How About Some Hardcore Let’s not bury the lede: We’re getting the rematch between Becky Lynch and Tiffany Stratton at No Mercy. And if you read the title to this recap, you know it’s not just any match. Let’s rewind to this week’s tippy top-no pun intended. Becky opened the show triumphantly and did a little rhyme shouting out the women’s division. Props for stringing all that together but a she needed a bit more rhythm at the end to truly make it sing. But points for cleverness and creativity. She also shouted out Tiffany for giving it all she had and said she gets a rematch any time and any place. Tiffany, never one to let her name go mentioned without showing up, did just that. No Mercy is the place because she wants her rematch on the biggest stage. This is where I interject and mention the fact that Tiffany can’t hang on the mic with Becky and they do her no favors putting her in that position. Becky even commented on it before throwing the first punch. I never think any wrestler commenting on the fact another wrestler can’t match them on the microphone particularly helps, unless of course it’s the heel being a jerk and going against reality. But when it’s the face saying what I’m thinking as a fan, I cringe, if only a little. But I digress. Kiana James showed up to the fight. She and Tiffany beat up Becky and the Man challenged them to a two-on-one match in the main event. I liked Roxanne Perez volunteering her services as Becky’s partner after she took a beating during her match. It showed her fortitude, newly found fire, and her respect for Becky. It also gave Becky a chance to show her love for Roxanne as well. And, of course, it established Becky’s got more guts than brains because wrestling two women after going one-on-one with Natalya 24 hours ago sounds silly. Especially when one of those women is the former champ who just took Becky to her limit last week. It also set someone up for a rub because there’s no way Becky comes to NXT without squeezing some of her limelight onto another woman. Enter Lyra Valkyria. These two have history and it made sense that Lyra came to her side. Especially since Tiffany and Kiana aren’t on her Christmas card list. I like Becky and Lyra together. They look like an actual team an move like one. Their gear even meshed together. Kiana & Tiffany did the usual heel things but I paid more attention to Lyra here. This is a huge spot for her coming after the other huge spot with Rhea Ripley a few weeks ago. She met the moment with crispness and never looked lost. Working with Rhea before and Becky now makes her better. That theme continued when Lyra got the pin and W for her team after Becky tagged her in to finish the job once she hit the Manhandle Slam on Kiana. As the two celebrated, Tiffany went off with a steel chair. She went Aaron Judge on both women and left the champ crawling on her knees towards the ropes. That’s when Becky called for a microphone and bellowed that their rematch is now an Extreme Rules match. This is another huge match for Tiffany, regardless of the outcome. I hope she acquits herself as well as she did in their first one-on-one. B-Sides Stay Schemin’ Walk with me a for a bit because there’s a lot happening with Carmelo Hayes vs. Dirty Dom. For a few weeks, NXT danced around Melo and Trick Williams getting into a thing. This week, they telegraphed it with a bullhorn. First, Dom got into Trick;s head with his usual tricks. The best moment from that segment came when Trick noted he’s in nobody’s shadow because he “can’t fit in no shadow.” Great line and I want it on a t-shirt not now but right now. What’s left of Schism invited Trick into their fold. He declined because duh, but their words about his bond with Melo stuck in his head. Now, if I’m writing it, Melo vs. Trick is Melo’s NXT swan song. Nothing finishes his story better than passing the torch to his best friend on his way out and battling with the guy who gave Melo his swag back after winning the NXT Breakout tourney. But Trick isn’t ready for the belt yet so I prefer we do that down the line. And that brings us back to Melo vs. Dom. Once again, Dom flexes his improvement. Melo did what Melo does so we got a solid match. Solid because the match had bigger goals in mind than a one-on-one between two champs. With Ilja Dragunov ringside for commentary, Dom found a way to get under Ilja’s skin and pick up a DQ win over the NXT champion. He planned it that way so he’ll surely crow about it once he’s done with Dragon Lee. Speaking of Mr. Lee, he kicked Dom’s teeth down his throat afterward, foreshadowing their match next Monday. But before that, Dom pulled Melo in front of Ilja’s rage and the challenger accidentally nailed the champ with a Torpedo Moscow. And the segment ended with the champ and the challenger jawing at each other with promises of future ass beatings. And that takes me back to Trick. With him feeling insecure about his friendship with Melo, I see him showing up at No Mercy and possibly costing Melo the title. I don’t want that, I don’t need that, but I foresee shenanigans that don’t bode well for the true A champion. A Better Tomorrow Here’s what I really dug about this match between Tyler Bate and Butch: they truly made it an even battle. Last week, both men talked about how well they knew each other and we know their shared history. When presenting the match on that level, the results should backup that talk. They battled until the actual last minute with neither man gaining an advantage. They reversed one another’s finishers and also used them. Not until Butch hit the Better End did everything fall into place the Brawlin’ Brute. Everything about this match worked and felt logical. That also puts Butch as the Group A winner, which comes as a very pleasant surprise. Extra points for Meta Four kicking back in their lounge while doing Matrix cosplay. I don’t know about you, but Noam Dar is forever “Neo Dar” now. As for Duke Hudson vs. Joe Coffey? As predicted, Duke defeated Joe and gave us a three-way tie in Group A. The match went quicker than a hiccup too. Quick finish leading to a three-way tie with all three men in the building. So you know what that means.... Three Triple threats are always wild and this one fit the bill. Mostly because of clashing styles. Duke and Joe are similar but Nathan Frazer presents a very different element. The big news out of the fun match? Joe Coffey got the W. I wanted that from jump and I’m giddy. Joe vs. Butch screams “violence” and I can’t wait. Even the way he won this match just feels different for the Heritage Cup. He let Nathan do the heavy lifting on Duke, threw him out of the ring, and then hit his finisher on Duke for good measure. Beautiful. Quiet Storm Lola Vice impressed me. She seamlessly integrated her MMA background into her wrestling work and held her own against a former champ in Roxanne. That’s no easy thing and yet she made it look effortless. Lola has a personality too, so with more time in the ring and more exposure on the mic, NXT may have a new competitor in the ranks. Shawn Michaels and co. clearly feel that way too. They booked the match where Roxanne barely survived a match that Lola controlled. Lola caught the former champ off guard and she nearly took an L for sleeping on her competition. A win is a win but we’ll see if this has any future consequences. This was a fun Tuesday. Everything moved quickly, not a single meh match in the bunch, and we moved all stories forward. Eddy Thorpe challenged Dijak to a strap match, Thea Hail continues her move into adulthood with lots of shopping, and Von Wagner’s status remains unchanged (not good). The tag team scene took a mini backseat this week but for good reason. Now we move forward to the last NXT of the month. Whew, already? |
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