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the show is three hours
no reason for them to run out of time like that
no reason for them to run out of time like that
Y'all still think the street profits are better than private party?
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Her and Seth are turrible selling gettin their azzz whooped. She's a tad better than him, but still. You got put thru a table, you should be laid out then carried out.And i thought of something else...put some respeck on Auska's name 2X.
Not only she made Becky tap...but she beat Becky AND Charlotte in a ladder match for that women's title.
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Street Profits are kinda trash in the ring, Montez is decent but the other guy is wack.
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street profits are far from trash
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They ain't trash just very green or passable. Montez will have the juice in 5 years tho.
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Legion of Trill | Keep god in ya life, fuck nigga
I've seen Private Party botch quite a few times, especially the one w/ the blonde in his hair. Theres a spot he does where he runs up to the top rope and then does a hurricarana and i've seen him fuck it up more than once so they need work too. Theres also the fact that they don't have any kind of personality. That doesn't help either. That to me makes them passable, they just another high flying tag team in an industry where everybody wants to do high spots.
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I mean everybody is going to botch but their matches on and off AEW are way better then SP best match. Dont get me wrong I love SP but come on they not that lit in the ring. Pretty play it safe Tag team action. When it comes to personality SP got it all day but that's it. I wanted to dislike PP so bad due to their look but them boys impressed tf out of me.
WWE Raw Preview: TLC Fallout and More for the December 16 Episode
On the heels of the TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs pay-per-view, WWE Raw hits the USA Network Monday night with its attention on ending 2019 with a bang. It will look to do so with a star-studded main event and the continuation of some of its hottest storylines.
What is next for Raw women's champion Becky Lynch after falling just inches short of capturing tag team gold from The Kabuki Warriors, and how will Kevin Owens respond to the brutal assault at the hands of AOP and Seth Rollins?
Already Announced
An Unstoppable Trio?
If there was any question as to whether Seth Rollins was a heel, all doubt was put to rest a week ago when he joined Akam and Rezar in a three-on-one beatdown of Owens, then cut a scathing promo on the WWE Universe in which he announced his alliance with the team and completed a much-needed character transformation.
Monday will represent the first full episode of Rollins' heel turn, and with it comes the latest chapter in his intensifying rivalry with Owens. The program figures to be the top story on the red brand and is off to a hot start. The question is whether the creative team can sustain the momentum it has built for Rollins after last week's angle and if they can consistently write Owens as a compelling babyface, something it has struggled to do with other top good guys over the last year.
An Owens looking for vengeance is an interesting one, at the least, and should make for some intriguing television. That is, as long as WWE Creative can resist the urge to focus all of its attention on Rollins, who the company still clearly sees as the top star on Monday nights.
The Man vs. The Empress?
Asuka has Becky Lynch's number.
For the second year in a row, Asuka defeated Becky Lynch in a Tables, Ladders & Chairs match to close out the December pay-per-view. Throw in a victory at last January's Royal Rumble pay-per-view and The Empress of Tomorrow continues to be the one woman Lynch has been unable to get the upper hand on since her rise to the top of the industry.
After Asuka tipped over the ladder Sunday, sending Lynch crashing to the mat and setting up The Kabuki Warriors' victory over the Raw women's champion and Charlotte Flair, it appears she is on a collision course with Lynch, presumably with a shot at the top prize on Raw awaiting her.
With an easy-to-tell backstory and Asuka fully entrenched as a heel, it is a feud the writing team should absolutely capitalize on and present in Houston at the Royal Rumble. Start the build to that bout Monday night and create some doubt that Lynch can actually overcome the unstoppable force that is the NXT icon.
Will The Viper Strike AJ Styles?
The only match announced for Monday's show at the time of publication is Randy Orton vs. AJ Styles. The contest, which could have been added to the TLC pay-per-view card to bolster star power, is the culmination of weeks of storytelling that peaked last week when The Viper interfered in the United States Championship match between The Phenomenal One and Rey Mysterio, costing his rival a shot at regaining the gold.
Styles will be looking for revenge, and with Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows never far behind him, Orton could find himself in a three-on-one beatdown situation.
Considering WWE Creative opted to hold off on the match until Monday suggests their encounter will be more of a plot device than the actual blowoff to a program that has steadily intensified in recent weeks. That is a good thing. Orton and Styles have only worked together a handful of times, at least in high-profile television or PPV settings, and a match between the two of them should mean something.
Especially on the storied flagship of WWE.
Using Monday's match to propel the story forward is the right call, as long as the writing team has a definitive direction it is looking to take the two Superstars.
On the heels of the TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs pay-per-view, WWE Raw hits the USA Network Monday night with its attention on ending 2019 with a bang. It will look to do so with a star-studded main event and the continuation of some of its hottest storylines.
What is next for Raw women's champion Becky Lynch after falling just inches short of capturing tag team gold from The Kabuki Warriors, and how will Kevin Owens respond to the brutal assault at the hands of AOP and Seth Rollins?
Already Announced
- Randy Orton vs. AJ Styles
An Unstoppable Trio?
If there was any question as to whether Seth Rollins was a heel, all doubt was put to rest a week ago when he joined Akam and Rezar in a three-on-one beatdown of Owens, then cut a scathing promo on the WWE Universe in which he announced his alliance with the team and completed a much-needed character transformation.
Monday will represent the first full episode of Rollins' heel turn, and with it comes the latest chapter in his intensifying rivalry with Owens. The program figures to be the top story on the red brand and is off to a hot start. The question is whether the creative team can sustain the momentum it has built for Rollins after last week's angle and if they can consistently write Owens as a compelling babyface, something it has struggled to do with other top good guys over the last year.
An Owens looking for vengeance is an interesting one, at the least, and should make for some intriguing television. That is, as long as WWE Creative can resist the urge to focus all of its attention on Rollins, who the company still clearly sees as the top star on Monday nights.
The Man vs. The Empress?
Asuka has Becky Lynch's number.
For the second year in a row, Asuka defeated Becky Lynch in a Tables, Ladders & Chairs match to close out the December pay-per-view. Throw in a victory at last January's Royal Rumble pay-per-view and The Empress of Tomorrow continues to be the one woman Lynch has been unable to get the upper hand on since her rise to the top of the industry.
After Asuka tipped over the ladder Sunday, sending Lynch crashing to the mat and setting up The Kabuki Warriors' victory over the Raw women's champion and Charlotte Flair, it appears she is on a collision course with Lynch, presumably with a shot at the top prize on Raw awaiting her.
With an easy-to-tell backstory and Asuka fully entrenched as a heel, it is a feud the writing team should absolutely capitalize on and present in Houston at the Royal Rumble. Start the build to that bout Monday night and create some doubt that Lynch can actually overcome the unstoppable force that is the NXT icon.
Will The Viper Strike AJ Styles?
The only match announced for Monday's show at the time of publication is Randy Orton vs. AJ Styles. The contest, which could have been added to the TLC pay-per-view card to bolster star power, is the culmination of weeks of storytelling that peaked last week when The Viper interfered in the United States Championship match between The Phenomenal One and Rey Mysterio, costing his rival a shot at regaining the gold.
Styles will be looking for revenge, and with Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows never far behind him, Orton could find himself in a three-on-one beatdown situation.
Considering WWE Creative opted to hold off on the match until Monday suggests their encounter will be more of a plot device than the actual blowoff to a program that has steadily intensified in recent weeks. That is a good thing. Orton and Styles have only worked together a handful of times, at least in high-profile television or PPV settings, and a match between the two of them should mean something.
Especially on the storied flagship of WWE.
Using Monday's match to propel the story forward is the right call, as long as the writing team has a definitive direction it is looking to take the two Superstars.
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let a nigga dream bruh
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If Becky wins at the Rumble against Asuka she will lose @Mania via submission to Baszler(who wins the women's Rumble)..... Rousey returns the night after Mania therefore setting up the super showdown between Rousey/Baszler@SummerSlam.
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it’s odd how nearly every foreign born heel on the roster speaks their native language