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January Wrestling Thread/NTWT Jobber Of The Week D Fly
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Pretty bad unfortunately. There are factors tho, WWE just did huge 4 day weekend here and from what i heard SD RAW were pretty bad. My guys got upgraded from 200 to 100 because they needed to fill seat on that level. Even Takeover had a row of empty seats. Plus its the day before thanksgiving theres alot of travel and preparation for the holiday. The other thing is that they were here in late August early September. It was a great show too would go again when they come back.
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I could see him becoming the Flair/manager for the group.
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Yeah unfortunately Fish is too injury prone. He should be a manager type and let Roddy be a double champ for the time being
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Roddy wrestling in them black jeans made my week 
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Same here, probably needs to be at this point, or at least have a long layoff recovering while being a manager. There’s a chance he keeps coming back too soon from these injuries.
Yep. I’m also glad they didn’t just have Lee/Development take the titles off them because of it. Good job just subbing in Strong Jeans and rolling with it.
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Dakota BAE
Mask Off!!!!
Mask Off!!!!
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Tbh
Fish always had the lowest ceiling out of UE
Fish always had the lowest ceiling out of UE
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Billie Yay!!!!
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Bray grabbing the brass ring
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WWE SmackDown preview (Nov. 29, 2019): Bliss Friday
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WWE SmackDown returns tonight (Nov. 29) from the Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Alabama. It is the Survivor Series fallout show.
The Headliner
The SmackDown women’s division needs Alexa Bliss back.
After the last draft, the SmackDown women’s division was in a weird place. Bayley was the SmackDown Women’s champion, recently turning full-on heel. Sasha Banks was the other big star and she just came back as a heel as well. These two were aligned so it would take some work and a lot of time to develop a program between the brand’s two biggest stars.
This left an unbalanced roster given both Charlotte and Becky Lynch going to Raw, leaving no top babyfaces. Options on the brand were Carmella and Dana Brooke. While Carmella could, and probably should, have a program with her former bff Bayley, it left the division out of balance.
That’s why it made sense for them to move Alexa Bliss and Nikki Cross to SmackDown in one half a trade (the other half may have been Brock Lesnar going to Raw later?) a week after the draft.
Bliss is the biggest non-horsewoman star on the roster. And while she’s normally played a villain, she’s a strong enough character to play a top good gal as well. Having a very likable Nikki Cross at her side helps. She and Nikki were feuding with Bayley when Bayley was still a babyface. Now that she’s flipped sides, it makes sense for a now babyface Bliss to claim this is what she was warning us of the entire time.
Unfortunately, Bliss has not wrestled since Hell in a Cell, word being she was out dealing with a shoulder injury. The good news is she’s scheduled to wrestle at this Sunday’s Starrcade event, so that should mean she’s good to go.
With her back, it’s time to position her opposite Bayley. SmackDown had been able to use the interbrand rivalry between Bayley, Becky Lynch, and Shayna Baszler to hide the fact the division is lacking an established top babyface. But that’s all said and done. It’s time to focus on the brand specifically.
They should probably hold off on running the Bliss/Bayley program right away. They could probably wait for a big Royal Rumble match. I’d run that feud with Carmella for December, but at the same time, feature Bliss in a way people know she’s the eventual major challenger for the former Hugger.
We’ll find out tonight if Bliss is back and ready to take that spot.
The Title Scene
Universal Champion Bray Wyatt successfully defended his title against Daniel Bryan at Survivor Series. Tonight, he promises to reveal “a new face” to the Firefly Fun House. Are we talking a new puppet? Or will the Fun House give another talent a spot in Bray Wyatt’s wild world?
Much like the women, the SmackDown tag team champions will need a new program. The New Day were unsuccessful in the championship exhibition at Survivor Series. That went to the War Raiders from Raw. Now we see which team from the blue brand will slot into the title scene. The Revival? Bobby Roode and Dolph Ziggler? Heavy Machinery? There are some options.
Intercontinental Champion Shinsuke Nakamura has a newly designed belt but no one to defend it against. He’s in a good spot with Sami Zayn in his corner. It seems like Cesaro is in that group as well. (Hell, maybe that’s another option for a New Day feud.) SmackDown has a talented midcard, with guys like Mustafa Ali or Shorty G making for a good opponent for the King of Strong Style.
It seems like the Women’s tag team champions have all their stories on Raw. Even though the Kabuki Warriors can defend those titles on Fridays, they’ve been doing their misting on Mondays.
Other things to keep an eye on:
- Roman Reigns and Baron Corbin could not work together at Survivor Series on Sunday. That did not prevent the Big Dog from picking up the team win though. This match is going to need to happen one more time so Roman can beat Corbin and move on.
- Daniel Bryan tried to channel the power of the Yes Movement to defeat the Fiend on Sunday. It didn’t work, leaving him more lost than ever. What’s next for this adrift Daniel Bryan?
- Survivor Series fallout has been present on the other two brands. It led to Seth Rollins finally showing his true colors under the guise of “trying to do the right thing” on Raw. NXT had a big celebration to kick things off. SmackDown lost as well, but they weren’t squashed like Raw. Will this have any impact on tonight’s episode?
What will be the legacy of Survivor Series for the blue brand? Find out tonight at 8 PM ET on Fox.
WWE SmackDown returns tonight (Nov. 29) from the Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Alabama. It is the Survivor Series fallout show.
The Headliner
The SmackDown women’s division needs Alexa Bliss back.
After the last draft, the SmackDown women’s division was in a weird place. Bayley was the SmackDown Women’s champion, recently turning full-on heel. Sasha Banks was the other big star and she just came back as a heel as well. These two were aligned so it would take some work and a lot of time to develop a program between the brand’s two biggest stars.
This left an unbalanced roster given both Charlotte and Becky Lynch going to Raw, leaving no top babyfaces. Options on the brand were Carmella and Dana Brooke. While Carmella could, and probably should, have a program with her former bff Bayley, it left the division out of balance.
That’s why it made sense for them to move Alexa Bliss and Nikki Cross to SmackDown in one half a trade (the other half may have been Brock Lesnar going to Raw later?) a week after the draft.
Bliss is the biggest non-horsewoman star on the roster. And while she’s normally played a villain, she’s a strong enough character to play a top good gal as well. Having a very likable Nikki Cross at her side helps. She and Nikki were feuding with Bayley when Bayley was still a babyface. Now that she’s flipped sides, it makes sense for a now babyface Bliss to claim this is what she was warning us of the entire time.
Unfortunately, Bliss has not wrestled since Hell in a Cell, word being she was out dealing with a shoulder injury. The good news is she’s scheduled to wrestle at this Sunday’s Starrcade event, so that should mean she’s good to go.
With her back, it’s time to position her opposite Bayley. SmackDown had been able to use the interbrand rivalry between Bayley, Becky Lynch, and Shayna Baszler to hide the fact the division is lacking an established top babyface. But that’s all said and done. It’s time to focus on the brand specifically.
They should probably hold off on running the Bliss/Bayley program right away. They could probably wait for a big Royal Rumble match. I’d run that feud with Carmella for December, but at the same time, feature Bliss in a way people know she’s the eventual major challenger for the former Hugger.
We’ll find out tonight if Bliss is back and ready to take that spot.
The Title Scene
Universal Champion Bray Wyatt successfully defended his title against Daniel Bryan at Survivor Series. Tonight, he promises to reveal “a new face” to the Firefly Fun House. Are we talking a new puppet? Or will the Fun House give another talent a spot in Bray Wyatt’s wild world?
Much like the women, the SmackDown tag team champions will need a new program. The New Day were unsuccessful in the championship exhibition at Survivor Series. That went to the War Raiders from Raw. Now we see which team from the blue brand will slot into the title scene. The Revival? Bobby Roode and Dolph Ziggler? Heavy Machinery? There are some options.
Intercontinental Champion Shinsuke Nakamura has a newly designed belt but no one to defend it against. He’s in a good spot with Sami Zayn in his corner. It seems like Cesaro is in that group as well. (Hell, maybe that’s another option for a New Day feud.) SmackDown has a talented midcard, with guys like Mustafa Ali or Shorty G making for a good opponent for the King of Strong Style.
It seems like the Women’s tag team champions have all their stories on Raw. Even though the Kabuki Warriors can defend those titles on Fridays, they’ve been doing their misting on Mondays.
Other things to keep an eye on:
- Roman Reigns and Baron Corbin could not work together at Survivor Series on Sunday. That did not prevent the Big Dog from picking up the team win though. This match is going to need to happen one more time so Roman can beat Corbin and move on.
- Daniel Bryan tried to channel the power of the Yes Movement to defeat the Fiend on Sunday. It didn’t work, leaving him more lost than ever. What’s next for this adrift Daniel Bryan?
- Survivor Series fallout has been present on the other two brands. It led to Seth Rollins finally showing his true colors under the guise of “trying to do the right thing” on Raw. NXT had a big celebration to kick things off. SmackDown lost as well, but they weren’t squashed like Raw. Will this have any impact on tonight’s episode?
What will be the legacy of Survivor Series for the blue brand? Find out tonight at 8 PM ET on Fox.
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WWE SmackDown preview (Nov. 29, 2019): Bliss Friday
WWE.com
WWE SmackDown returns tonight (Nov. 29) from the Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Alabama. It is the Survivor Series fallout show.
The Headliner
The SmackDown women’s division needs Alexa Bliss back.
After the last draft, the SmackDown women’s division was in a weird place. Bayley was the SmackDown Women’s champion, recently turning full-on heel. Sasha Banks was the other big star and she just came back as a heel as well. These two were aligned so it would take some work and a lot of time to develop a program between the brand’s two biggest stars.
This left an unbalanced roster given both Charlotte and Becky Lynch going to Raw, leaving no top babyfaces. Options on the brand were Carmella and Dana Brooke. While Carmella could, and probably should, have a program with her former bff Bayley, it left the division out of balance.
That’s why it made sense for them to move Alexa Bliss and Nikki Cross to SmackDown in one half a trade (the other half may have been Brock Lesnar going to Raw later?) a week after the draft.
Bliss is the biggest non-horsewoman star on the roster. And while she’s normally played a villain, she’s a strong enough character to play a top good gal as well. Having a very likable Nikki Cross at her side helps. She and Nikki were feuding with Bayley when Bayley was still a babyface. Now that she’s flipped sides, it makes sense for a now babyface Bliss to claim this is what she was warning us of the entire time.
Unfortunately, Bliss has not wrestled since Hell in a Cell, word being she was out dealing with a shoulder injury. The good news is she’s scheduled to wrestle at this Sunday’s Starrcade event, so that should mean she’s good to go.
With her back, it’s time to position her opposite Bayley. SmackDown had been able to use the interbrand rivalry between Bayley, Becky Lynch, and Shayna Baszler to hide the fact the division is lacking an established top babyface. But that’s all said and done. It’s time to focus on the brand specifically.
They should probably hold off on running the Bliss/Bayley program right away. They could probably wait for a big Royal Rumble match. I’d run that feud with Carmella for December, but at the same time, feature Bliss in a way people know she’s the eventual major challenger for the former Hugger.
We’ll find out tonight if Bliss is back and ready to take that spot.
The Title Scene
Universal Champion Bray Wyatt successfully defended his title against Daniel Bryan at Survivor Series. Tonight, he promises to reveal “a new face” to the Firefly Fun House. Are we talking a new puppet? Or will the Fun House give another talent a spot in Bray Wyatt’s wild world?
Much like the women, the SmackDown tag team champions will need a new program. The New Day were unsuccessful in the championship exhibition at Survivor Series. That went to the War Raiders from Raw. Now we see which team from the blue brand will slot into the title scene. The Revival? Bobby Roode and Dolph Ziggler? Heavy Machinery? There are some options.
Intercontinental Champion Shinsuke Nakamura has a newly designed belt but no one to defend it against. He’s in a good spot with Sami Zayn in his corner. It seems like Cesaro is in that group as well. (Hell, maybe that’s another option for a New Day feud.) SmackDown has a talented midcard, with guys like Mustafa Ali or Shorty G making for a good opponent for the King of Strong Style.
It seems like the Women’s tag team champions have all their stories on Raw. Even though the Kabuki Warriors can defend those titles on Fridays, they’ve been doing their misting on Mondays.
Other things to keep an eye on:
- Roman Reigns and Baron Corbin could not work together at Survivor Series on Sunday. That did not prevent the Big Dog from picking up the team win though. This match is going to need to happen one more time so Roman can beat Corbin and move on.
- Daniel Bryan tried to channel the power of the Yes Movement to defeat the Fiend on Sunday. It didn’t work, leaving him more lost than ever. What’s next for this adrift Daniel Bryan?
- Survivor Series fallout has been present on the other two brands. It led to Seth Rollins finally showing his true colors under the guise of “trying to do the right thing” on Raw. NXT had a big celebration to kick things off. SmackDown lost as well, but they weren’t squashed like Raw. Will this have any impact on tonight’s episode?
What will be the legacy of Survivor Series for the blue brand? Find out tonight at 8 PM ET on Fox.
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Wrote this for yall Bliss should be back in the title picture now.
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Took advantage of the 25% off on WWE and bought my elf 4 gifts..Might have to get 1 or 2 more..
You watching The Mandalorian?
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This is very cool. Hunter is like a proud fater just clapping at the top of the ramp.
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9-3 what's yo teams record again?
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Still stirring the pot I see. Didn't learn nothin in the pen smh
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