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BankyGee:Different mothers |
Qu3sT:She will try ![]() |
SMUAG:Is it out? Modified: I just saw that it came out today... |
hulk616:
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BankyGee:
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BankyGee:Facebook people are always clowning ![]() |
Qu3sT: if Io Sharai wins il give Thanksgiving in my online service ![]() |
Qu3sT:Cos she is a hard working Raw superstar that loves to slave for her company |
FergieRaww:spot on |
BankyGee:Flash is a million times faster but we appreciate fanboy sonic |
Raw recap review and reactions:- Seth Rollins made a mistake, and if he doesn’t catch himself, it could cost him everything he’s tried to prove to the world this past month. Seth put Drew over as a fighter and an honorable man, but said that it’s not Drew’s destiny to be a champion for the future, it’s his. He said the WWE championship means too much to Drew, but he is willing to sacrifice himself for the greater good. Seth isn’t trying to take anything away from Drew, he’s trying to represent a generation and an industry. Drew isn’t ready to take on the trials and tribulations of a champion, he’s trying to unburden him. He wants to save Drew. To get us ready for the match between Drew and Murphy, Charly Caruso asked Murphy why he follows Seth. Murphy said that Seth took him under his wing when they both needed it most. He hopes to be on the same level as Seth, and maybe one day even better than him. Later, Charly approached Drew and he called Murphy a confused young man. He fell into the charm of Seth Rollins and doesn’t want to deny Seth or Murphy the opportunity to do some sacrificing. Seth accompanied Murphy to the ring, and watched from the stage. Drew dominated Murphy while Seth looked on, not coming to his disciple’s aid as Drew laid him out by commentary. Murphy took control, and then counted down for his own Claymore kick. He ended up counting down for Drew! Drew took advantage and Claymored Murphy for the win. After the match, Drew begged for Seth to get in the ring and fight him. Hesitantly, he creeped up the ring steps, but got off and walked up the ramp. Drew grabbed the WWE title and turned to the camera after Seth walked up the stage, and Seth surprised us all and attacked Drew. He reiterated that this is bigger than the both of them, and suddenly the title caught his eyes. It stopped him in his tracks and he grabbed it from the mat, gazing into it. He didn’t take his eyes off it fast enough, because Drew headbutt him and just missed a Claymore as Seth ducked out and ran. Silly Seth. If he were a good man, he’d know that a Jedi uses the force for knowledge and defense, never for attack. The nuance in the close of this show was masterful. All this time, Seth has taken it upon himself to be the Messiah for the WWE. He will sacrifice himself for the greater good and he will help lead the way. For Drew, he saw that in his eyes, Drew wasn’t the right leader for Raw, because no one should have to take the burden of being champion. Seth will sacrifice himself to be champion. But then, something happened. Seth, in what seemed to be a moment of weakness, put it all to the side when the championship was back in his hands. He gazed at it, seemingly remembering what it was like to be the top guy. It looked like that Messiah facade faded away for a moment, and Seth paid for it. Really well done. Bobby Lashley, without Lana, and Titus O’Neil started off the gauntlet. O’Neil was put away quickly, which was unfortunately expected. Akita Tozawa was next and picked up the pace with two moves, and then got speared and he was gone. Out came Shelton Benjamin who gave Lashley his first real fight. Really cool spot where Lashley went for a spear and Benjamin jumped out of the way, but he too fell to a spear. Humberto Carrillo was next and my goodness Lashley LAUNCHED Carrillo across the ring and beat him down and then suddenly Lashley decided to put his hands on the ref as he was kicking Carrillo in the corner. The ref disqualified him. A dominant performance by Lashley, to then get disqualified for shoving the ref lightly. May as well have had Lana out there instead. That was ridiculous. Also, a heel getting DQ’ed after facing a bunch of faces, and then a heel comes out when they’re out? C’mon, WWE. Angel Garza came out to face Carrillo as Lashley beat Carrillo down upset for getting DQ’ed. Man, seeing these two together is so much fun. Carrillo fought through his beat down and countered out of a very painful looking submission. Garza hit a great moonsault but it wasn’t enough and Carrillo pinned him! So the heel got beat, you know what that means! Austin Theory was next, and he almost took Carrillo’s head off with an elbow but Carrillo kept fighting. After a superplex by Theory, Carrillo countered with a small package and eliminated him. AJ STYLES was next! The match between them was good, but I was surprised to see it go as long as it did. Am won with a calf crusher and it’s revealed that he was the final entrant. After the match, AJ said he’s not a zombie or a ghost. The boneyard match was Undertaker’s way of stealing the spotlight. So what if he got buried? He didn’t lose anything because a boneyard match has no rules. He’ll throw anyone off the roof of WWE Headquarters to win because no one has been what he’s been through. I did not expect AJ to return in this match, as I had pegged Jinder Mahal to be the final entrant and win. While I’m pleasantly surprised, I’m confused by a few of the decisions here. Bobby getting DQ’ed that way was ridiculous, killing off two out of three of Zelina’s associates without one win under their belt in weeks pretty much seals the deal that they’re not as high up on the push list anymore, and AJ not getting rid of Humberto quick squandered a really dominant feel to AJ’s return. Maybe we’re supposed to think AJ was not 100% since he was buried last month? I don’t really get that line of thinking but I am just super happy Jinder was nowhere near this. AJ is a clear favorite to snatch that briefcase. Come at the Queen - Charlotte talked about pulling double duty on Raw and NXT. Io’s her next opponent and said she’s happy that Io’s dream of facing Charlotte Flair will come true. Surprise Liv Morgan appearance! Liv asked Charlotte if she remembers her, and that not all of us are born with silver spoons shoved up our… mouths. If she has to knock down a couple backstabbers or a self-entitled queen, well, blessed be During the match, Charlotte and Liv battled for control. This was by no means a burial. I know that so many, particularly when it comes to Charlotte as of late, say that people are being fed to her and getting buried. This was a very good match, which yes, would have been better if it didn’t lead to a loss for Liv. It showcased her talking abilities and her psychology in the ring. Need to praise the continuity too! The last time Charlotte and Liv were together, it was on Smackdown, and it was the reason for Liv leaving for months. She said when she came back, she would be real, and tonight she proved it. MVP’s VIP Lounge - MVP asked the women if their set of skills are enough to win Money in the Bank, starting with Nia, who touted her wins since returning. Asuka. said words. Shayna said that she talks with action. Asuka and Shayna attack Nia and send her out of the ring, and then the segment ends. Uh, yeah this was something that didn’t get me interested in this match for the women on Raw. A very unpretentious segment that could have been better. Viking Raiders def. Street Profits - Viking Raiders dominated the whole first half against Tez and after nearly squashing him, he managed to kick out. Really thought it was over there. Tez went so high on a drop kick that he landed in pin position. Ivar is one of the most agile big dudes I’ve seen in wrestling. Multiple times in this match you thought one team was winning and I really enjoyed this. Having said that, once again we fall into another WWE trope of non-title match before the team that wins becomes contenders and the next match is a title match. This needs to stop. The promo before the match from Street Profits, not great. Brendan Vink and Shane Throne def. Ricochet and Cedric Alexander - Thorne and Vink worked over Cedric at first, then Ricochet and Cedric double team Thorne. Drop kicks, DDT’s super kicks, galore. No wasted motion from RicoRic. Super high flying and loads of fun to watch. This is most likely going to be a 50/50 booking situation which doesn’t excite me, since RicoRic were climbing up the ranks in the tag division on a winning streak. This was upsetting, but I’m glad it wasn’t a short squash. But I don't understand this booking ![]() Money in the Bank promos - Aleister Black and Rey Mysterio cut promos hyping the pay-per-view. Rey’s literally sounded like a script to sell Money in the Bank to someone who’s never seen or heard of Money in the Bank before. Absolutely detest promos like that. Aleister’s however, much much better. He called out AJ Styles and asked him how it felt to be buried six feet and being swallowed by darkness. If AJ manages to throw him off the top of WWE headquarters, he better pray he doesn’t get back up. When he climbs back up and gets the briefcase, he’ll wish he was buried deeper. This was a great promo and had a wonderful ambiance to it. Much better than the “knock on my door” promos he was doing on SmackDown. I’m excited for Sunday! Aside from the most unique Money in the Bank match, I am so ready for Drew vs. Seth. Both men have killed it in the build up and if not for the uniqueness of Money in the Bank this year, deserved to be the main event of the pay-per-view. It will be intriguing to see if the Disciple gets involved, or Seth takes his eyes off the mission once again and sacrifices his own self idolatry for selfishness. Overall, the show had a nice blend of promos and wrestling, most of it good! I don’t like the 50/50 booking and people with win streaks taking losses to further someone else’s story. Cedric and Ricochet losing was the most upsetting to me. Vink and Thorne lost and just because they become MVP’s new associates, they win? Not a good play in my book. There was nothing different between the first time they faced each other and now. They were just booked stronger. No need to end RicoRic’s winning streak for this. |
mostob:Thanks bruh and welcome... ... Ronda is taking a break, she may or may not come back but all things indicate to her coming back |
BankyGee:Bring a chair with you |
nani667:Really interesting with those 2 guys at the beginning wearing "RELEASE THE SYDER CUT" & "THE LAST JEDI ISNT CANNON" polos respectively that was a really nice touchModified:- Bane actually beat the living hell out of a stupidly stubborn Batman ![]() |
BankyGee:A mirror |
100naira:Na wa o...those nostalgic animations were dope while it lasted sha |
Nickshrapnel:Lol I mean for TV stations |
Nickshrapnel:Which one are you using? |
100naira:I didn't receive it.. Please what did they say was their reason? |
Strong man Asensio
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Am i the only one who Toonami has disappeared from their DStv? |
you just dey notice am? 100naira: |
Minemrys:But Bruce has always been a playboy even from the first ever pages...I can't think of anytime he was portrayed in that light at all |
nani667:Yea, I forgot to mention that too....it helps kinda put some sorta little explanation on why Bruce went missing too Lol @ Lesbionic |
Nickshrapnel:Lol...this is a travesty you shouldn't even be thinking this ![]() |
Minemrys:that's not right please |
Smackdown recap review and reactions:- Dolph Ziggler and Sonya Deville are jilted exes. Both of their promos this week were incredible, with Dolph’s being one of my absolute favorite from him. What it did was elevate the main event for the show, and continued to prove why this storyline is a top storyline on SmackDown. In a dark part of the WWE Performance Center, Dolph Ziggler and Sonya Deville stood together. This was after Sonya had a great moment on the show, and we’ll be talking about that soon. Sonya said she really hurt Mandy and Dolph needs to do the same to Otis. Dolph was more muted and stern, not reminding us about how he steals the show and shows off. He said that we cheer Otis because we see ourselves in him. We see greatness. He reminded us that he used to be a champion. But guys like Otis? They’ll get a compliment, a pat on the back, just enough to put a smile on their face. They’ll have moral victories. But they’ll always lose to guys like Dolph Ziggler. Sonya will continue to break Mandy, while Dolph will break Otis, and Mandy will have a shoulder to cry on in Dolph. Up until this point, I don’t think I had ever believed Dolph Ziggler more. During the match, Dolph tried for two sleeper holds but failed. He tried to roll out of Otis’ caterpillar, but Otis caught him before he could get out of the ring. Dolph got back in, got Otis in the eyes without the ref seeing, and hit the Zig Zag and I thought it was over. Otis kicked out and executed that caterpillar into an elbow drop. Otis is going to be in the most unique Money in the Bank match in WWE History. This was a surprise to me! I thought Ziggler would win, possibly by distraction to set up some sort of mixed tag at Money in the Bank. Tonight, all four played their roles to perfection. Otis is a great time and I’ve been a big fan of his for a while so I’m definitely interested in seeing how he climbs the corporate ladder at Money in the Bank. "You will never be better than me" - Sonya Deville Halfway through Mandy’s match with Carmella, Sonya Deville came out and cut a promo. She said she was just coming out to support Mandy, and that she shouldn’t get distracted. (Babyfaces tend to be dumb when this happens!) This time of year is nostalgic for Sonya because last year, Sonya gave up her Money in the Bank spot for Mandy. She almost had that match won, too. That was because of Sonya. And yet, she still lost. How embarrassing! But what would be more embarrassing is losing to Carmella. And this time, because of Sonya, she lost again. What followed the three count would be a vicious beatdown. After STIFF looking elbows to Mandy’s face, she launched her out of the ring, slammed her into the ring post, and then the steel steps. One knee to the back of Mandy’s head would put her down. Sonya has snapped! What is most intriguing about her role here, is that while Dolph has become jilted in the past few weeks from a quick fling, Sonya’s jiltedness has come out of finally realizing that Mandy’s obsession with herself would naturally cast her as a supporting actress in anything she tried to do. She had a lot more history with Mandy and she’s done. She wants to destroy her now for not letting her shine. My one criticism of this moment was not even something I found wrong with what either of them did. It was Graves and Cole because they were commenting on the match over her promo! Yo guys, aren’t we supposed to be listening to Sonya? We can see, and hear since there are no crowds at the moment, that there’s a cover and a two count just fine, thanks! I also want to put over Carmella’s quickness to put Mandy away in this match. A quick superkick in the beginning and dropping down to cover Mandy immediately gave us the feeling that she’s dedicated to this. I’ve always been a fan of hers and I’m excited to see her performance in the Money in the Bank match. Storytime with Bray Wyatt - Bray told us a story about the black sheep, and he was the strongest animal on the farm. The shepherd saw the sheep wandering alone and decided to take him under his wing. The black sheep was taught well and would protect the shepherd’s farm. But one day he left and never said thank you or goodbye. Eventually all the rest abandoned him, and the farm was taken away. He’ll take away what makes the black sheep happy. Braun interrupted and wanted Bray to stop playing games and talk to him face to face. Braun did well in this segment. I just liked his cadence and delivery here. I also enjoyed when he interrupted Bray the first time and did Bray’s “Bye! See you later!”. This was basic and a good way to let Bray do his thing. He’s so great at this. Now that we’ve seen their history though, we don’t need to continue doing the black sheep stuff. I probably would have preferred this segment last week and last week’s segment this week, then the face to face that we’ll be getting next week. Daniel Bryan def. King Corbin via DQ - Before the match, Bryan talked about how Money in the Bank was the catalyst of his amazing WWE career. Most of this was your standard “describe the upcoming pay-per-view” and then Corbin came out... I spent the first part of the match praying there wouldn’t be a commercial break before it ended. Welp. Back from break, Corbin tried to keep Bryan down by working on his arm, Bryan got the better of him and then Corbin threw a ladder at him. Then he acted surprised that that caused a DQ, as if he’s never wrestled before. Odd. Cesaro and Shinsuke Nakamura came to the King’s aid like the jesters for hire they’ve become. It’s fine for getting them on the show in Sami’s absence, just… for Corbin? Really? I get that Corbin is a big deal but why can’t they be a tag team and go after the tag titles? Forgotten Sons def. New Day - It was really nice to see New Day dominate at first. More times than not we see the heels dominate because… heels. It showed New Day’s longevity has purpose, and that they’re a force to be reckoned with. The backstabber into a flying elbow drop was a nice move to see from Forgotten Sons. Very nice debut match for this team. There were very few mentions of Forgotten Sons being veterans this time around, which I liked. We don’t need that shoved down our throats every time, like last week. While I liked this match, I need to say that it was odd that it even happened in the first place. If Lucha House Party won against the former champs last week, why wouldn’t they get a match against the new champs this week? Or, why couldn’t the Forgotten Sons face LHP tonight for a #1 contender spot? It’s one of those weird WWE things where 50/50 booking follows. Tamina was interviewed backstage about how it took all women at WrestleMania to take her out and that they’re all mean girls. Sasha Banks interrupted and said she had a lot of respect for Tamina since she stood by her side when she debuted on the main roster. She played nice and Tamina knew what was coming. She turned around before Bayley could blindside her and Sasha blindsided her instead. They brawled and Lacey Evans popped up to even the odds. They were pulled apart by producers and referees. I really enjoyed this segment as it gave us another little moment where it looked like Sasha was turning on Bayley a bit. Tamina did well too, I thought. Her promos have been better of late. Quest if you have the Gif of was it Lacey or Tamina pushing my Bayley on her butt please don't post it ![]() Sheamus def. Leon Ruff - LEON RUFF SMACKDOWN DEBUT! Poor, poor Leon. I’ve seen him in EVOLVE a bunch of times. Sheamus killed him. Dead. Sheamus hung out at commentary to watch Jeff Hardy’s video package. Jeff Hardy’s Comeback - The final installment began with Jeff’s knee surgery back in April 2019. He talked about wanting to be his best self in 2020. A bunch of crazy Jeff Hardy moments from over the years were shown. Jeff, please try your hardest to stay clean this time. After the video, Sheamus came way too close to Cole and said if Jeff will be there next week, so will he. Intriguing! SmackDown had some fun matches and really great talking this week. Dolph’s promo got me invested in the main event. I haven’t been invested in anything Dolph Ziggler like that in a long time(since the IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN ME promos). Sonya continues to slay on the mic and come into her own as this evil ex-friend, and it’s actually believable! There’s no fabrication and made up story to try and piece this together, unlike our top title program with Bray and Braun. Sheamus was a continuous highlight, as was his squashed opponent Leon Ruff. Tamina, Sasha, and Bayley were great as well. Next week is the go home for Money in the Bank and I’m ready for a good time |
Qu3sT:Nairaland doesn't have the facilities for that...if I post the link here it will just be that, a link ![]() |
Are y'all following Carmella on twitter? She has been killing it with the impersonation videos and they are hilarious asf ![]() I don't have links ![]() |
BankyGee:The match |
Minemrys:lol.. What? [img]https://media./images/86eb7c00905ba5fa58b0e0bc7c7c7486/tenor.gif[/img] |
Skye123:You can get it from tfpdl.com or o2tvseries.com |
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