![]() So Xavier Woods spends the entire match trying to out-fox Cesaro and Sheamus, interfering and running into the ring to take Brogue Kicks and playing Francesca II: Third Strike on the apron to distract the referee. My very favorite thing about this match was the finish, which is so fresh and new it felt like it came from a completely different wrestling show. ![]() It’s a testament to that guy’s ability that we can go from “I’m not interested in what Cesaro’s doing” to “WHY ISN’T CESARO ALREADY AN 11-TIME WORLD CHAMPION” in the span of like, six days.Ģ. He’s dynamic and motivated again, and doing something important. As you might’ve picked up from him absolutely fucking nuking everyone in a 20-foot radius on Raw, we’ve returned to peak Cesaro. Tune in next month for Roadblock: Somebody Falls Off The Stage.ġ. WWE should name every pay-per-view like that with some kind of code word or phrase and make us try to figure it out. ![]() The big reveal last night is that “End of the Line” was the final stop on the road to cereal-centric infinity for the New Day, and their 60,000 day Tag Team Championship reign is finally over. Over in the vintage Best and Worst of 1997 WWF Raw Is War, we’ve been making jokes about how they named a pay-per-view “Revenge of the Taker” before the Undertaker had anything to revenge, so they had to write him something in the middle of the cycle. Best: There Goes The Ax, There Goes The Smasher
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