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Mitchell’s WWE 205 Live Results & Report! (4/9/19)

It’s a NEW era with a NEW champ in 205 Live!

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205 Live = Cruiserweight Division

There is a NEW Cruiserweight Champion, and he is the Premier Athlete! Who will Tony Nese’s first challenger be in this post-Wrestlemania phase?

 

OFFICIAL RESULTS

  • Jack Gallagher w/ Drew Gulak VS Humberto Carrillo; Carrillo wins, by disqualification.
  • WWE Cruiserweight Championship: Tony Nese VS Buddy Murphy; Nese wins and retains the WWE Cruiserweight Championship.

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WrestleMania saw a NEW Cruiserweight Champion rise up!

The Premier Athlete was raring for a revenge victory over the Australian Juggernaut. Tony Nese knew Buddy Murphy’s confidence as the “best Cruiserweight of all time” would be his downfall, but in the end, it was Nese’s own combination of strength, speed and resilience that stopped the unstoppable. 15 years in professional wrestling finally pays off, and Nese now reigns over 205 Live! But how long will this dream come true truly last?

 

Jack Gallagher w/ Drew Gulak VS Humberto Carrillo!

Gentleman Jack has the Philly Fury by his side as he takes on their young protege! The Submission Commission wasn’t happy that Ultimo Ninja didn’t listen to them in their Six Man Tag against Lucha House Party, but Carrillo wasn’t happy they wouldn’t let him do things his way. Is this the partnership breaking down already? Or just a competitive way to settle their differences?

Gulak joins commentary to give a reluctant congratulation to Tony Nese while plugging his performance at Wrestlemania Axxess’ Worlds Collide events, as will be seen on the WWE Network in the coming weeks. But that aside, Gulak applauds Gallagher as he circles with Carrillo. They tie up and Gallagher wristlocks. Carrillo reverses but Gallagher gives it back. Gallagher brings Carrillo to the mat but Carrillo nips up to wrench Gallagher down. Carrillo armlocks Gallagher but Gallagher gets a leg takedown. Gallagher wrenches the leg in a standing toehold, then steps on Carrillo for a cover. ONE as Carrillo gets a shoulder up. Gallagher trees again, ONE. Gallagher tries again, but Carrillo monkey flips him off. Carrillo rolls but Gallagher gives the monkey flip, only for Carrillo to land on his feet.

Brooklyn applauds and things speed up. Carrillo shows off his agility and fans applaud more. Gulak insists he isn’t trying to change Carrillo, he just wants to mold him into his style. Carrillo chops Gallagher and goes acrobatic but Gallagher yanks him off for a snake eyes on ropes! Cover, TWO! Gallagher wrenches Carrillo’s neck with a chinbar and drives an elbow into Carrillo’s face. Fans rally up as Carrillo endures an armlock, but Gallagher scrapes Carrillo’s face. Gallagher drags Carrillo up but Carrillo throws hands and kicks! Gallagher hits Carrillo back and to a corner. The referee counts but Gallagher throws hands until 4. Fans cheer even as Gallagher stomps Carrillo.

Carrillo kicks and haymakers back but Gallagher grabs a leg. Gallagher trips Carrillo for leg hooks and stomps! Carrillo clutches the knees, Gallagher covers, TWO! Gallagher covers again, TWO! He tries a third, TWO! Gallagher grabs a leg and fans duel as Carrillo endures. Carrillo fights his way up and throws hands again! Carrillo runs but Gallagher dropkicks him down! Cover, TWO! Gallagher keeps on Carrillo with a rain of rights and Gulak cheers him on. Fans cheer for Gallagher and he waves to them before dropping an elbow. Gallagher drags Carrillo up but Carrillo blocks the suplex. Carrillo cradle counters, TWO!! Gallagher runs Carrillo over, covers, TWO! Gallagher drags Carrillo up for a neck wrench then another face scrape.

The referee reprimands Gallagher but Gallagher just grimaces as he stalks Carrillo. Gallagher puts Carrillo in an armlock but fans rally up. Carrillo fights his way up and throws hands. Gallagher knees low then suplexes, but Carillo lands on his feet to throw more haymakers. Gallagher rocks Carrillo with a forearm! He whips but Carrillo ddodges in the corner. Gallagher lands on his feet and puts Carrillo on the apron but gets a rocking right! Carrillo climbs and leaps for a big crossbody! He bounces off but dropkicks Gallagher all the way out. Fans fire up as Carrillo builds speed to FLY! Direct hit takes Gallagher down! Gulak grows further upset that Carrillo doesn’t stay safe and sound with feet on the ground.

Carrillo puts Gallagher in but Gulak distracts with his “advice.” Carrillo just brushes him off and climbs up again. He hits Gallagher away then leaps again for a missile dropkick! Cover, TWO! Gallagher survives but Carrillo keeps on him. Gulak can barely watch as Carrillo pushes and kicks Gallagher. Carrillo runs but Gallagher goes sideways for a forearm. Gallagher runs but into kicks from Carrillo! Gallagher goes down and Carrillo handsprings for a Japanese arm-drag! Carrillo hurries up top as Gulak continues to “advise” him. Gulak has had enough, and he SHOVES Carrillo!

Winner: Humberto Carrillo, by disqualification

Gulak glares at Carrillo as he steps into the ring. He drags Carrillo up to slap and stomp Carrillo around! He even rains down rights! Gulak tells Carrillo he needs to learn a lesson and listen to him. Gulak then clobbers Carrillo with a clothesline! But Gallagher stops Gulak from hitting Carrillo more? And he headbutts Gulak, too!? Is this Gallagher choosing young Ultimo Ninja over his fellow Cruiserweight crusader?

 

Buddy Murphy speaks.

“Tony, I asked for a challenge, and you gave me that challenge.” Nese managed to stop the unstoppable. But Murphy vows to show he’s still the greatest of all time! And he’ll do it by taking that title back.

But Tony Nese has a response.

“Wrestlemania was the greatest day of my life.” He achieved a childhood dream, in his hometown and in front of family and friends. Nese dreamed of this for 15 years, so Murphy can say whatever he wants, but he’s never taking this from Nese. Nese is proud to be a fighting champion, and for the second time in a row, he will stop the unstoppable. We’ll see which man backs up his word, because that Wrestlemania Rematch is next!

 

Drake Maverick meets with Oney Lorcan.

As they discussed, Lorcan is ready to rise in the Cruiserweight Division. But then Cedric Alexander surprises both of them. Maverick explains he was meeting with Lorcan, but Alexander understands that. This meeting has to be about the rematch between Alexander and Lorcan, so instead of having two meetings, Alexander decided to join this one. Yes, the rematch is coming next week. Alexander goes to leave but Lorcan wants to tell him why he came back. Alexander doesn’t care, but Lorcan says he should. Lorcan notes how Alexander talked about Lorcan one day being the top of this Division, after Alexander leaves. Well the saying is “You’ve got to beat the man to be the man.” And that’s what Lorcan vows to do. Alexander dares him to try it. Who will be the man on 205 Live after next week?

 

WWE Cruiserweight Championship: Tony Nese VS Buddy Murphy!

The Body Guys are no longer friends, and the Juggernaut is no longer champion! But will he get back on track by becoming a two-time champion? Or will the Premier Athlete become the first man to stop Murphy twice?

The introductions are made, the belt is raised, and this Wrestlemania Rematch begins!

Murphy and Nese circle as fans duel. Nese and Murphy tie up and go around, but then break and back off. Murphy and Nese make sure the other hears the fans cheering for them, then they circle and tie up again. Murphy puts Nese in a corner but Nese powers his way out. Nese ends up in another corner but he turns it around on Murphy. The ref counts and Nese gives a clean break. But Murphy shoves him so Nese shoves back. Murphy puts on a headlock but Nese powers out. Murphy runs him over and covers, ONE, but it’s right back to the headlock. Fans hoop and holler while dueling. Nese back suplexes but Murphy lands on his feet to headlock again. Nese powers out and things speed up, Nese elbows Murphy down! Cover, ONE! Fans applaud as Nese taunts the “unstoppable”.

They circle and tie up again, and Murphy puts Nese in a corner. Nese turns it but Murphy turns it back, and they end up in the opposite corner. The ref wants them to break but Nese shoves Murphy back into the corner. Nese lets up but Murphy rocks him with a right! Murphy whips but Nese elbows from the corner. Nese hops up and flips but Murphy gets under. Murphy swings but Nese goes Matrix to mule kick, knee lift and sweep! Cover, TWO! Nese keeps his cool as he brings Murphy up. He bumps Murphy on buckles then more buckles. Nese fires up with Brooklyn as he counter punches, but then he runs into a boot. Murphy goes up and over but his knee gives out! Murphy clutches the leg as he gets to a corner. Nese thinks he’s faking because Murphy’s done this to others.

The referee keeps Nese back while he checks on Murphy on the outside. Nese isn’t sure what to make of it as Murphy sits on the apron. Fans rally up to try and will Murphy back into this. Murphy slides back in, and attacks Nese from behind! He throws him into the post! Murphy was faking after all! The referee reprimands Murphy but fans applaud the cleverness. Murphy pursues and throws Nese into barriers! Then he puts Nese in for a cover, TWO! Nese rolls out so Murphy scrapes him out. Murphy drags Nese up and throws him into barriers by the timekeeper’s area! Murphy drags Nese up again, and tosses him over the announce desk! Fans duel as Nese and Murphy are right in front of them while the ring count climbs. The count passes 5 but Murphy puts Nese in at 8 to keep this match going.

Murphy aims from a corner and runs out, knee trigger! Cover, TWO! Murphy grows annoyed but fans rally for tough Tony Nese. Murphy drags Nese up and running suplexes! Cover, TWO! Nese crawls and rolls to ropes but Murphy pursues. Murphy drags Nese up to a corner for buckle bumps. Murphy stomps a mudhole and throws hands but Nese grits his teeth. Fans duel as Murphy brings Nese up, but Nese rocks him with a left! Nese and Murphy stagger but Nese bobs ‘n’ weaves with Murphy. Murphy staggers but tosses Nese out. Murphy then builds speed to FLY! Direct hit wipes Nese out, and Murphy gets Nese up and in. Murphy hurries to a corner and the top rope, Meteora! Cover, TWO! Fans cheer Nese’s resilience because “This is Awesome!”

Murphy wraps Nese up in a chinlock and leans on Nese. Nese endures the squeeze and the weight, and gets a second wind as fans rally up. Murphy becomes a backpack but Nese uses that strength to power Murphy to the buckles. Nese is free but Murphy boots him back. Murphy hops up and brings Nese in, tornado hotshot! Murphy climbs up again but Nese SHORYUKENS Murphy all the way down! Fans lose their minds over Murphy’s crash landing. The ring count returns and reaches 5 before Murphy gets on the apron again. Murphy anchors Nese’s legs but Nese drops a leg drop! Nese builds speed and FLIES on his own now! A direct hit takes Murphy out and Nese picks Murphy up. Fans chant for “205! 205!” but then Nese reconsiders, and throws Murphy into the barriers! And into more barriers!

Nese refreshes the count and fires up with Brooklyn. Murphy runs into the ring but Nese grabs him. Murphy shoves Nese back but Nese sends Murphy into the desk. And then over it! That’s for earlier! Nese rains down lefts for himself while fans duel. Nese finally puts Murphy into the ring then climbs up top. Murphy intercepts but Nese shoves him away. But Murphy’s right back! Nese fights out, PELE! Nese hops up, SUPER STEINER! Cover, TWO!! Murphy lives but Nese keeps his cool. Nese goes to Murphy but Murphy puts him on the apron. Murphy elbows Nese then drags him back up. But Nese trips Murphy up and roundhouses him! Murphy hangs from the ropes, Nese triangle moonsaults! Cover, TWO!! Murphy survives again and Nese grows frustrated.

Fans know “This is Wrestling!” but this is also far from over. Nese drags Murphy up and whips him, but Murphy holds the ropes. Nese rocks Murphy with a mule kick then whips again, but Murphy reverses. But Nese slides under and pump handle drivers! Cover, TWO!! Murphy survives yet again but Nese just keeps on him. Nese stands Murphy up and puts him on the top rope. Nese climbs to join him, but Murphy slips out and tucks Nese in, SUPERKICK! Then sit-out powerbomb! Cover, TWO!! Now Nese survives but Murphy is too sore to be frustrated. Fans are still fired up as Murphy stalks Nese to a corner. Murphy brings Nese up with double wristlocks, but Nese blocks the Juggernaut Knee! Murphy slaps Nese but Nese SLAPS Murphy! Then he snap suplexes Murphy into the corner! Nese runs side to side but into a waistlock!

Murphy has Nese on the apron fast, and wants a German Suplex! Nese fights him off but Murphy boots him back. Murphy boots again, then gets space, for a LEAPING knee trigger! Both men fall to the floor but the fans fire up more. Murphy stands first and drags Nese’s dead weight around. Murphy then eyes the desk, and fans like where he’s going with this. Commentary anticipates this as Murphy drags Nese over. Murphy prepares a bomb but Nese is just out. The referee checks but Nese is somehow okay to continue. The count is at 5 as Murphy lifts Nese again. Murphy has to refresh the count before it hits 10, but then he turns around into a back drop onto the desk!! Fans lose their minds again as both men are down on the outside. The referee checks on them, they’re both somehow okay to continue.

The ring count returns, and reaches 5 as Murphy crawls. Nese is in at 6, Murphy is in at 9.5!! Fans cheer as this match continues! Nese and Murphy crawl and then brawl. They trade hands as they stand, Murphy fires off a strike fest! Nese dodges the knee to SUPERKICK! Murphy clobbers him with a clothesline! Murphy Canadian racks to the AK-DDT! Cover, TWO?! Nese survives and shocks Murphy but fans reach a fever pitch. Murphy drags Nese up again for the pump handle. Murphy lifts and htis Murphy’s Law!! Cover, TWO!?! Nese survives Murphy’s best move?! Fans are loving “205! 205!” as Murphy drags Nese up. Juggernaut Knee, and another! And then, suplex, but Nese slips out for a REVERSE-RANA! Nese flounders, runs side to side, Premier Knee! But then a LEAPING one!! Cover, Nese wins!!

Winner: Tony Nese, by pinfall; still WWE Cruiserweight Champion

This WrestleMania Rematch was worthy of Mania itself! Nese endures and Nese overcomes to again be victorious! Brooklyn gives the champion a standing ovation as he raises the title again. Will Nese’s reign prove to be the unstoppable one?

 


 

My Thoughts:

Hot damn this was a great episode! There were quite a bit of surprises this episode, too. I didn’t think Carrillo was going to face Gallagher or Gulak so soon, but with Superstar Shake-Up coming, perhaps they wanted to get things out of the way now. Carrillo wins, which is good, but now Gallagher is a Face? I wonder if this means during the Shake-Up, someone of the three is moved from Raw (since 205 Live is considered an extension because of Stephanie greedily wanting the Cruiserweights) to SmackDown. If it’s Carrillo, that’s fine, he can freshen things up a touch. If not, then his match with Gulak can go as I expect it to. And perhaps Gallagher goes Face simply because he’ll be doing more things on NXT UK as a Face.

It’s good to have the reminder that Lorcan VS Alexander is coming, and I’m thinking neither is being sent to SmackDown in the Shake-Up. Lorcan VS Alexander needs to happen for the sheer stiffness it will bring next week.  I’m thinking Lorcan finds a way so that he can be a Heel in line for the title. And speaking of, that title rematch was amazing. That’s not just kayfabe when I say it was worthy of being their Mania match. Their Mania match was good and all, but this was simply incredible. The international mix of fans in that crowd was really behind the entire thing from start to finish, because they know how great both guys are. Naturally Nese wins because who knows, maybe Murphy gets a “call-up” to Raw to join fiancee Alexa Bliss (at least last I knew they were still engaged).

My Score: 8.6/10

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Andrew’s TNA iMPACT! Results & Match Ratings: 11.21.2024

Let’s pretend last week didn’t happen? Okay? So tonight’s iMPACT! has to be better…right?

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So things can’t get much worse than last week unless this ends up a negative score. Hopefully we got the filler episode or the TNA equivalent of A Feast for Crows, out of the way. I’d like at least a high school level attempt at logically telling a story, not bad promos and story beats almost as bad as Final Fantasy XIV: Dawntrail.

The show kicks off with the Knockouts title match featuring Lish. Now while I’m not gonna put Lish over for her ringwork, but her character work is great. So being a NO DQ match, we should get more gimmick and less “work rate”. I will just make it known before the show happens, I am very sick of Tommy Dreamer’s booking (or whoever really has it). Literally none of the stories matter, they aren’t consistent with the storytelling and are squandering the brand equity and good faith returning to TNA has granted them. Lots of potentially decent pieces on this roster, just booking is written by a blind kindergartner who’s just pulling a lever on a See ‘N Say and making that an angle.

Ratings:

  • TNA Knockouts Championship NO DQ Match: Masha Slamovich (c) vs Alisha Edwards: Masha retains via Package Piledriver – ** 1/2
  • ASH by Elegance w/Personal Concierge & Heather vs Jody Threat w/Dani Luna: ASH wins via Rarefied Air – **
  • Rhino vs Frankie Kazarian: Kaz wins via School Boy w/ Feet on ropes – ** 1/4
  • Moose & JDC vs Leon Slater & Laredo Kid: Slater wins via La Magistral – *
  • Savannah Evans vs Brittany Jade: Evans wins via Full Nelson Bomb – SQUASH
  • The Hardy Boyz & Ace Austin vs Birminghammer Daddies (Hammerstone, Jake Something & Trent Seven): Trent wins via Birminghammer – ***

 

Results:

TNA Knockouts Championship NO DQ Match: Masha Slamovich (c) vs Alisha Edwards

Lish starts off during the introductions, hits a big Forearm and starts laying into Masha in the corner. Lish grabs Kendra, takes a swing, but Masha ducks it and gets a little bit of revenge before a trash can lid stalls Masha’s Suicida. Lish throws Masha back in the ring, along with a chair. Throat Chop from Lish, followed up with a DDT onto the chair and Lish gets an early two count. Lish puts the chair in the corner, bounces Masha’s face off of it a few times before trying to set up for a Corner Crossbody, but Masha moves and Lish eats the chair. Masha grabs a trash can, pops the crowd and tries something but Lish puts the brakes on the initial attack before Masha just smashes Lish’s face into the can, sets her up in the corner, looks for a Superplex through the can, but Lish block and gouges the eyes, slips between her legs and the Avalanche Powerbomb onto the can gives Lish another two count!

Kendra comes into play again, a few quick cracks just seems to piss off Masha, she fires, grabs the kendo stick from Lish and beats on her a few times before the Package Piledriver seals the deal and Masha retains!

Tasha Steelz attacks after the pinfall, so Jordynne makes the save for Masha so they can have a moment before their match at Turning Point. 

ASH by Elegance w/Personal Concierge & Heather vs Jody Threat w/Dani Luna

ASH plays the powder to annoy the babyface gimmick, but after the second time Jody steps on ASH’s hand when she tries to quickly break the count and powder again. A few suplexes give Jody the early advantage, but she misses the Spear into the corner and posts herself. Heather uses the moment of distraction to hit Jody with a Neckbreaker and ASH grabs a cheap two count. ASH works Jody over in a corner, distracts the referee again so Heather attacks one more time. The crowd is surprisingly loud for a Jody comeback…but ASH does the ole hair slam into a Headlock.

Jody finally powers up for the comeback, rope spot with the Knees to the back and German Suplex but ASH uses the hair pull to stop Jody from continuing…momentarily. Jody is beating on ASH in the corner, perches ASH, looks for the Superplex but Heather tries to get into the ring to distract the referee, Concierge helps to anchor ASH, so ASH fights off Jody, hits Rarefied Air and wins the match!

Mike Santana comes out for a promo, and about a minute into, the stupid channel switches into Picture in Picture mode. DURING A PROMO. So I have no clue if anything being said is clever, well done or why Frankie Kazarian showed up. Anthem needs to get their act together, this is embarrassing. Apparently we come back in time for the punchline and because they’re both gunning for the World Title Santana challenges Kaz to a Turning Point match because “no nights off”? What kind of moron e-fed story is this? And Tom throws to Picture in Picture as soon as Rhino comes out to kick off the Kaz match…but the commercial break already happened. Sad.

Rhino vs Frankie Kazarian

Lots of stalling from Kaz, since this is supposed to be during PiP, so dumb stuff like powdering, opportunistic throwing Rhino face first into the steps…so on and so forth. Just slow paced dumb stuff until we’re supposed to be “back”, so now Rhino will start…yup Uppercut cuts off Kaz, Lariat, a few Knife Edge Chops into some Short Arm Shoulder Tackles. Kaz powders, tries to grab his Call Your Shot trophy, referee takes it away from him, Kaz runs into the ring and tries to grab his scarf, ref again disarms him but Kaz kicks the middle rope into Rhino for a near fall. Kaz starts laying in some fists and chokes with his shin, cocky cover for 2.

They start just throwing hands, because reasons…Rhino gets the best of it and connects with a few Lariats and a Shoulder Tackle into a Belly to Belly for a two count. The crowd is behind Rhino, a few more Lariats, Gore set up, but Kaz sidesteps it, School Boy with the feet on the ropes for the win.

This vignette is hot garbage in my opinion. Trying to frame PTSD as trust issues in half baked choppy Netflix recap of a Burn Notice knockoff. 

Moose & JDC vs Leon Slater & Laredo Kid

Yeah this match is useless on paper. Laredo is such a filler enhancement talent and even if JDC could eat a pin against say Leon…there’s no way Leon is beating Moose for the X Division title. So aside from a time filler, this match serves no purpose.

JDC starts and eats offense from both Laredo and Leon, as is expected, but I really can’t be dragged into caring about this match. Laredo is joke, Leon is someone they want to hype up but he’s got no discernable personality aside from “British”. Laredo breaks up a pinfall attempt, John Woo Dropkicks JDC into the post after dodging a Spear, Moose catches a Laredo dive and turns it into an Apron Powerbomb, Leon flies over the post to wipe out Moose, locks up JDC in the La Magistral, and its over.

So as I alluded to, it’s technically just a way to set up a challenger for the X Division title, but even if the match is good, Leon shouldn’t beat Moose unless he brings a rifle. 

Hendry is out talking, as per usual, and doing his usual thanking the fans for believing and saying all the babyface things. Is definitely cookie cutter, he’s passionate so he sells the basic words well, but it’s basic shit.

Savannah Evans vs Brittany Jade

Skye Blue from wish is the jobber that Savannah gets to eat. Propels Jade across the ring, corner splashes a few times, throws her into the ropes, Jade goes for a Flying Headscissors but Savannah blocks the momentum and reverses it, Facebuster, Samoan Drop, and now Full Nelson Bomb to kill the jobber. There we go, no one is shocked and it didn’t really do anything for Savannah, it was more just a basic reminder of her power moves. Nothing flashy, so if Lei Ying Lee loses, then she’s dead in the water.

The Hardy Boyz & Ace Austin vs Birminghammer Daddies (Hammerstone, Jake Something & Trent Seven)

The Seven Star Hammer Daddies or Birminghammer Daddies…not sure which I like more. Think I’m leaning towards Birminghammer Daddies.

Hammer and Matt start, Matt has control, Jake tries to make the save but ends up eating the Delete Buckle Face Smashes. Matt tries to Double Coconut Jake and Hammer, but they no sell, beat their chests and drop Matt. Hammer works over Matt a little, tags in Trent and then Matt counters whatever Trent tries and gets Jeff in. Classic Senton/Legdrop Doubles, Jeff’s Low Dropkicks, and just typically classic Hardy stuff. Jeff looks for Twist of Fate, Bop and Bang counters, Trent hits a Flowsion and tags out to Jake. Jeff and Matt do some veteran tactics with a blind tag as Jake tries to chase Jeff. But the referee tells Jake that Jeff isn’t legal just in time for Matt to hit a Chop Block and tandem Hardy offense, Ace gets involved in some of the fun and finally gets tagged in. Ace has Jake in the corner, Hammer tries to break things up but Ace moves and Hammer collides with Jake, Trent gets sent in, Double Poetry on the stacked up heel team, they go for Twists in Triplicate…but the heels shove off and powder.

After the picture in picture, we know the heels had control with basic heel stuff, but Ace clears the apron with a big Double Dropkick, Enzuigiri to Trent to try and lunge, but Jake and Hammer pull the Hardys off the apron. Tandem Powerbomb from the Daddies, Trent hits the Seven Star Lariat, but Ace kicks out at two! Birminghammer attempt is slipped, X Plex attempt but Ace turns it into a Flatliner! Ace tags in Jeff and Trent didn’t look for the tag! Jeff hot tag, wipes out the apron, through the legs Double Leg Drop, Flashing Elbow, but the Daddies come in and we get to the signature spam moves for moves sake moment. Matt counters a tandem Back Body Drop with the Double DDT, Twists in Triplicate are hit, Swanton Bomb is called for but Jake and Hammer put a stop to that.

Ace tries to fly on the big men but they catch him, so Jeff gets up and connects the big splash to assist Ace. Plot Twist on Trent! Swanton Bomb from Jeff, 1-2-but Hammer and Jake pull out Ace. Hardys almost fall victim to the Final Chapter, but slip it and hit Stereo Twists of Fate. Referee is checking on the outside stuff, counters The Fold with a Low Blow, Birminghammer wins the match for the Birminghammer Daddies!

Hardyz try to attack Trent, but the big men stop them, they look to make an example out of the veterans, but Rascalz and Kushida make the save. 

 

Overall Score: 4.5/10

Still not what I would call a “good” episode, but at least there was a semblance of trying to remember stories they had going on, a couple alright promos and vignettes. But between the Picture in Picture mistiming, the Maclin vignette being inane and three matches in the middle that mean literally nothing in the grand scheme of things just makes the show feel both bloated and lacking at the same time. Genesis better be the start of a new booker, because literally everything since Scott left has been kinda stupid. A few obvious connections got made and that was fine, but the reimagining of The System swagger (or lack thereof), Hendry becoming the Tetsuya Naito of TNA and the desolate Knockouts Division really makes this a hard product to get any consistency out of much less tolerate what they hand us.

The main event was at least tolerable, give Trent and Ace something with Speedball leaving and Bey injured, and potentially setting up Hammer Daddies to challenge for the tag titles, I’m not mad at that. If I had a say in things, Hardyz should drop the belts to either Hammer Daddies or First Cla$$.

So this was better than last week, but that’s a low bar, and with next week being a Thanksgiving Special, this was technically the Go Home for Turning Point. So next Friday is hopefully a good show, because that card looks bad.

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Mitchell’s ROH Results & Report! (11/21/24)

WHO BETTA?

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Will The Machine cancel the Whole Fox’n Show?

While The Don Callis Family was successful last night on Dynamite, Brian Cage must keep it up as he defends the ROH World TV Championship! Will AR Fox finally be the answer to “Who Betta Than Brian Cage?”

OFFICIAL RESULTS

  • ROH Women’s World Championship Proving Ground Match: Athena VS Leila Grey; wins and
  • Gabe Kidd VS Angelico; wins.
  • Kevin Knight VS Serpentico; wins.
  • Shingo Takagi VS Ariya Daivari w/ Mark Sterling; wins.
  • Shane Taylor & Lee Moriarty w/ Shane Taylor Promotions VS JD Drake & BEEF; win.
  • Tomohiro Ishii VS Mike Bennett; wins.
  • ROH World Television Championship: Brian Cage VS AR Fox; wins and

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About Chairshot Radio Network

Launched in 2017, the Chairshot Radio Network presents you with the best in sports, entertainment, and sports entertainment. Wrestling and wrestling crossover podcasts + the most interesting content + the most engaging hosts = the most entertaining podcasts you’ll find!

 MONDAY - Bandwagon Nerds (entertainment & popular culture)

TUESDAY - Musical Chairs (music) / Hockey Talk (NHL)

WEDNESDAY - The Greg DeMarco Show (wrestling) 

THURSDAY - Keeping the news ridiculous... The Oddity / Chairshot NFL (NFL)

FRIDAY - DWI Podcast (Drunk Wrestling Intellect)

SATURDAY - The Mindless Wrestling Podcast

SUNDAY - The Front and Center Sports Podcast 

CHAIRSHOT RADIO NETWORK PODCAST SPECIALS

Attitude Of Aggression Podcast & The Big Five Project (chronologically exploring WWE's PPV/PLE history)

TheChairshot.com PRESENTS...IMMEDIATE POST WWE PLE REACTIONS w/ DJ(Mindless), Tunney(DWI) & Friends

Patrick O'Dowd's 5X5

Classic POD is WAR


Chairshot Radio Network Your home for the hardest hitting podcasts... Sports, Entertainment and Sports Entertainment!

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