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Gunther Says He's Open To Comedy Matches If They Make Sense
1081 days ago
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Gunther Says He's Open To Comedy Matches If They Make Sense

Vienna, August 21, 2023 - Gunther discusses the possibility of participating in comedic matches within WWE. At the moment, Gunther is the embodiment of serious professional wrestling in WWE. Yet, WWE prides itself on offering a diverse range of entertainment, catering to different tastes, which includes a fair share of comedy wrestling. ## In a recent chat with Sam Roberts, Gunther shared his thoughts on wrestling. He mentioned that he doesn't particularly mind comedic wrestling as long as it fits into the match's storyline. Gunther pointed to instances like Santino Marella's Cobra finisher and Sami Zayn's match against Johnny Knoxville at WrestleMania 38 as instances where comedy wrestling worked well within the performers' style. ## It's how you use the things you do. That's the most important thing," he said. "I think a lot of wrestlers think about it too much as like, 'I got to do this spectacular stuff, or this crazy maneuver to impress everybody,' like a regular strike won't get you that reaction or something like that. If you treat it like that from the beginning, and if you don't present it in a way that it's as important, it's never going to be received. ## "Think back, Santino Marella got a hand in a sock over. It was a deadly weapon back then. He just used it like that. So I think that goes with a lot of things in wrestling," he continued. "If you look at Sami Zayn's match with the Jackass crew, right? He just used whatever the Jackass crew had to offer. He just treated it as, 'Okay, that's their offense.'" ## When questioned about the possibility of taking part in a comedy match in the future, Gunther responds by expressing his openness to what lies ahead. He recognizes that if it fits logically, it could indeed be successful. ## "I mean, we'll see what the future brings. I had a few occasions where I did something in my career that was a little bit out of this serious competitive wrestling stuff, and it usually worked really well. If it's done the right way, there's a place in time for almost everything in wrestling," he said. "Look at DDT in Japan; that promotion is a good example. They have all that goofy stuff happening throughout the show. Then, to finish off the show is a super serious World Championship match, and everybody treats it [properly]. Because it's just different styles and different forms of entertainment, really." ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

WWE Monday Night Raw Results August 21, 2023: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap
1081 days ago
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WWE Monday Night Raw Results August 21, 2023: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap

Quebec City, August 20, 2023 - Here is the live coverage for this week's Monday Night Raw which is scheduled to air on August 21, 2023, live from Centre Videotron in Quebec City, QC. ## Monday Night Raw currently airs live on Monday evenings on the USA Network from 8:00 ETโ€“11:00 PM ET in the United States. WWE Raw starts live at 1 am in the UK on BT Sport 1 on Tuesday mornings. ## WWE Raw Time In Australia: It airs live on Tuesdays at 10 am (AEST) on Fox8 ## WWE Raw Time In Canada: It airs live every Monday at 8 Am on Sportsnet 360 ## WWE Raw Time In South Africa: The show also airs live on Supersport in South Africa on Tuesdays at 02:00 am CAT ## Raw Time In Italy: In Italy, Raw airs live on Dplay 2:00 pm ## WWE Raw Time In India: Raw airs live on Sony Ten 1 HD and Sony Ten 1 in India at 5:30 am ## WWE Monday Night Raw, August 21, 2023: Live Coverage THE Judgment Day-Kevin Owens & Sami Zayn Promo ## We start by revisiting last week's Judgment Day and examining the potential issues that arose. Sami Zayn strides towards the ring. Once the crowd's chants and songs for Sami die down, he warmly greets everyone in French, marking the beginning of Raw. Just as Sami is about to continue, THE Judgment Day's entrance interrupts, and they make their way to the ring, encircling Sami from all sides. Sami speaks up, asking a question before they proceed with whatever they have in mind. He says something in French, drawing enthusiastic reactions from the crowd. He questions whether they would really choose to appear here, of all places, without any backup. ## Suddenly, Kevin Owens' entrance music blares, and he heads to the ring. Kevin strikes Dom with a punch, causing him to collide with the ringside barrier. He swiftly trips Finn, sending him crashing into the ringside barrier as well. Kevin executes a kick and follows it up with a stunner on Priest. Snatching a microphone, Kevin gazes at THE Judgment Day, with the crowd erupting in chants for him. ## Addressing the audience's longing, he mentions that it's been quite a while since he had a match on Raw. Proposing an idea, he suggests that right here, tonight, it could be Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn taking on any two members of THE Judgment Day. Kevin delivers a line in French, altering the tone and dynamics of the moment. ## Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods Vs Matt Riddle and Drew McIntyre ## The action commences with Woods and Riddle taking the lead. Woods employs a side headlock and follows it up with a cheeky pie face. Riddle swings for a clothesline but misses, allowing Woods to counter with a dropkick. Woods then drives a clothesline into the corner and propels Riddle into Kofi's waiting boot. Following this, Woods executes a belly-to-back suplex, setting the stage for Kofi's incoming splash that nearly secures a pinfall. Kofi's attempt at a belly-to-back suplex is thwarted as he nimbly lands on his feet, subsequently unleashing a well-placed dropkick. ## At this point, Drew enters the fray. Kofi employs a side headlock coupled with a crisp dropkick. Taking advantage of the corner, Kofi lands a forearm, but Drew promptly counters with an Irish whip. Demonstrating agility, Kofi leaps off the turnbuckles, only to be ensnared by Drew, who executes an overhead belly-to-belly suplex. Not stopping there, Drew repeats the move on Woods. Riddle playfully embraces Drew, who seizes Riddle and effortlessly tosses him over the top rope with a belly-to-belly suplex. ## We've returned to the action, and Kofi inches close to securing a pinfall. Riddle employs a double wrist lock that transitions into a waist lock. To thwart Riddle's attempt at a tag, Kofi executes a side Russian leg sweep. Following this, Kofi employs a snap mare followed by a chest-kicking strike. Woods joins the fray with a sliding clothesline, setting up Kofi's springboard splash. Woods follows up with an elbow drop, coming close to a pinfall. He ensnares Riddle with an arm bar and lands an elbow across the bridge of Riddle's nose. Riddle retaliates with a series of strikes, but Woods anticipates a kick and adeptly avoids an enzuguigiri. Woods then executes a sliding DDT, prompting Kofi to tag in. Kofi launches into Shadows Over Hell, nearly clinching a victory. Kofi subsequently applies an arm bar. Scaling the turnbuckles, Kofi readies for a high-risk move, but Riddle counters with a jumping knee as Kofi descends. Woods reenters the ring, delivering an elbow drop to Riddle's back, thwarting his tag attempt. ## Riddle dishes out chops to Woods while positioned on the turnbuckles. Setting up for a superplex, Riddle executes a fisherman's superplex. However, as Riddle crawls towards his corner, Woods grabs his ankle. Riddle retaliates with a series of kicks, and Erik intervenes by pulling Drew off the apron. Seizing the opportunity, Kofi tags in and leaps over Riddle, connecting with Trouble in Paradise to secure the three-count victory. ## WINNERS: Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods ## Erik and Ivar launch an attack on Kofi and Woods after the match concludes. Ivar delivers a powerful spin kick to Kofi, knocking him down. Drew retaliates with a headbutt against Erik, but Ivar counters with a kick aimed at Drew. In response, Drew executes a spinebuster on Ivar, followed by clotheslining Ivar over the top rope and onto the floor.## Jackie Redmond is in the back with JD McDonagh with Finn Balor ## In the backstage area, Jackie Redmond interviews JD McDonagh alongside Finn Balor. She questions JD about his connection with Finn and whether there's increased tension between Finn and THE Judgment Day. ## JD responds by stating that he has known Finn his entire life. He believes he can mend the situation for THE Judgment Day. Finn adds that in the previous week, with JD's assistance, THE Judgment Day took down Cody and Sami. Rhea and Dom arrive, informing Finn that they need to determine who will face Kevin and Sami. Rhea asserts that it falls under THE Judgment Day's jurisdiction. The tag match is now officially confirmed. A commercial break follows. ## A Video Package Featuring Shayna Baszler ## Returning from the break, a Shayna Baszler video package takes the spotlight. She asserts that actions, not mere words, define one's course. Her mood is that of a vendetta, triggered by observing other women in action. She emphasizes that her intention isn't to be a hero but rather to set everything ablaze. Her directive is clear: survive at all costs, as she intends to let the world burn.## Maxxine, Otis and Chad Gable are Backstage ## We shift focus to Chad Gable's triumph over Giovanni Vinci and Gunther's ensuing reaction. Gunther declares that the world will bear witness to the glory of the greatest Intercontinental Champion ever. Chad, on the other hand, believes time is on Gunther's side, but in reality, it's his ally. Every passing day only adds to his legacy. Gunther won't establish his name at Chad's expense; Chad assures that Gunther's fairy tale ends tonight. Chad Gable stands alongside Otis and Maxxine. Byron Saxton appears, directing a question to Chad. ## Otis chimes in, acknowledging Chad's role in lifting him from his lowest career point to becoming a tag team champion. Tonight presents a golden opportunity for Chad. Maxxine shares her perspective, admitting she never anticipated becoming a ring performer, but Chad demonstrated her potential. If anyone can accomplish the seemingly impossible, it's Chad Gable. Chad adds a final note, expressing his gratitude with a simple yet profound "THANK YOU." ## Chad Gable Vs Gunther for the Intercontinental Championship ## They grapple, and Gunther drives Gable into the corner but comes up short with a chop. Gable responds with a chop of his own. Gunther applies a wrist lock, bringing Gable down to the mat and following it up with a knee drop on the arm. Gunther maintains the wrist lock, but Gable maneuvers his way out and executes a drop toe hold. Gable transitions into a front face lock, yet Gunther hoists Gable and tosses him over the top rope, sending him to the floor. Gunther follows with a solid chop. ## Upon our return, Gunther sends Gable off the apron with a kick, followed by a forceful back drop driver onto the ringside barrier. Gunther reenters the ring, allowing the referee to resume the count. Gable manages to get back in just in time, right at the count of nine. Gunther executes a delayed butterfly suplex, securing a near fall. Following up, Gunther delivers a harsh Irish whip that propels Gable sternum-first into the turnbuckles. Gable collapses upon being Irish whipped by Gunther, prompting the referee to check on him. ## Gunther kicks Gable while he's in the corner. Gable responds with a boot to the head, followed by another one. Gable delivers more kicks to the head. When Gunther attempts a chop, Gable blocks it and ensnares Gunther in a cross arm breaker within the ropes. As Gable leaps off the turnbuckles, he's met with a chop from Gunther. ## Gunther executes a clothesline, securing a near fall. Gable responds with a dropkick, but Gunther manages to stay on his feet. Another clothesline from Gunther results in another near fall. Gunther goes for yet another clothesline, but Chad counters with a judo throw, almost getting a pinfall. ## Gunther attempts a sleeper hold, with Gable initially blocking his arm. However, Gunther eventually locks in the sleeper and climbs onto Gable's back. Gable rises to his feet, breaking free from Gunther's grip. Gunther strikes with a forearm to the back of Gable's head. Gable retaliates with a series of forearms, but Gunther stands firm. Gunther reverts to the sleeper hold, only for Gable to escape by executing a Saito suplex. ## Gable prepares for a deadlift German suplex, but Gunther counters. Gunther aims for a knee strike, but Gable thwarts it and responds with a dragon screw. Gable transitions into an ankle lock. Gunther tries reaching the ropes, but Gable pulls him towards the center of the ring. Gunther kicks Gable away and then delivers a slap. Gable retaliates with a double leg takedown and punches to Gunther. Gable proceeds to slap Gunther and successfully executes a deadlift German suplex for a near fall. ## Gunther shoves Gable off the turnbuckles, causing him to collide with the ringside barrier. Gunther descends to the floor, chopping Gable and delivering kicks against the ringside barrier. Another round of chops from Gunther connects with Gable against the ringside barrier. However, Gunther misses a chop, hitting the ring post instead. Seizing the moment, Gable propels Gunther into the ring post and executes a German suplex over the ringside barrier. Gable manages to return to the ring before the referee's ten-count. ## WINNER: Chad Gable (via count out) [Gunther retains championship] ## After the match, Gunther vents his frustration by unleashing his anger on the furniture around ringside. Vinci and Kaiser ensure that Samantha announces Gunther as the champion. ## The Judgment Day discussion ## We shift to THE Judgment Day clubhouse, where Rhea seeks clarity on the team's composition. Finn proposes that he and Dom should be the team. Priest argues that, considering Dom is the North American Champion and he holds the Money in the Bank contract, he and Dom should form the team. Dom defers to Rhea, asking for her opinion. Rhea responds by stating that she has matters to attend to, warning them to figure it out before she returns, or else she'll make the decision herself. ## Cody Rhodes promo with Byron Sazton ## Cody Rhodes is backstage with Byron Saxton. A commercial break follows. We return, and Gunther is seen shouting at Vinci and Kaiser in German before walking away. Kaiser acknowledges Gunther's sentiment and questions Vinci about his course of action. Kaiser then departs. Cody joins Byron Saxton. Byron queries Cody about the conclusion of Raw. Cody questions JD McDonagh's behavior, referring to him as a Funko Pop. He states that the current approach isn't effective and expresses his desire to take a walk. Accompanied by Byron, Cody heads towards the stage. ## Speaking in French, Cody asks the Quebec crowd what they'd like to discuss. Byron inquires about Cody's topic of choice. Cody greets the audience, introducing "Wade and Cole." He references a video clip, highlighting the advantage THE Judgment Day holds in numbers. He emphasizes that there's a unique place on the map where numerical superiority doesn't matter, right in the vicinity of Kevin and Sami's hometown. Cody desires THE Judgment Day to feel the energy of the crowd, acknowledging their support for Sami and Kevin. Cody makes it clear that he holds no affection for THE Judgment Day, and he intends to watch closely. Tonight is dedicated to Kevin and Sami, as the rise and potential fall of THE Judgment Day will unfold before all eyes. ## Shinsuke Nakamura challenges Seth Rollins for a match at Payback ## Cut to Shinsuke Nakamura. He begins by addressing a question that's been on everyone's minds โ€“ what did he whisper to Seth that filled him with fear? Nakamura points out that Seth may appear to have everything: success, charm, and a championship, but he knows Seth's vulnerability. He reveals that he told Seth about his knowledge of Seth's back, the source of his pain. Nakamura asserts that Seth's life is marred by agony, casting a shadow over even the most joyful moments like hugging his wife or lifting his child. Despite his championship status, Seth grapples with daily pain, and now, his worst fears are coming true โ€“ there's someone who could snatch it all away from him. ## Nakamura acknowledges that they share similarities. Both live by a code, one etched onto Nakamura's back, which he admits is faltering. He criticizes Seth for failing to adhere to that code, accusing him of crumbling under his own vanity. Nakamura challenges Seth's contentment and declares his intent to break him once and for all. He issues a warning to Seth to be vigilant, watching his back. It's confirmed that Seth will put his World Championship on the line against Shinsuke Nakamura at Payback. ## Rhea Ripley (with Dominik Mysterio) Vs Candice LeRae (with Indi Hartwell) in a Non Title Match ## They engage in a lock-up, and Rhea quickly forces Candice into the corner, delivering punches. Candice retaliates with a roll-up for a close near fall. Seeking an advantage, Candice ascends the turnbuckle, prompting Dom to step onto the apron. However, Indi intervenes, pulling Dom off the apron. Rhea capitalizes, catching Candice and executing a backbreaker. ## Candice counters Rhea's RipTide with a well-timed DDT. She follows up with a quebrada for another near fall. Rhea seizes control once again, applying the Prism Lock submission, and Candice ultimately submits, leading to Rhea's victory. ## WINNER: Rhea Ripley ## Raquel Rodriguez Vs. Rhea Ripley confirmed for WWE Payback ## Post-match, Raquel Rodriguez's entrance music blares as she makes her way to the ring, appearing to rely on a crutch (the authenticity of which remains to be seen). Rhea stands her ground, awaiting Raquel's approach. Just as Raquel passes her, she abruptly hurls the crutch at Rhea and launches a kick. Raquel proceeds to slam Rhea into the ringside barrier and subsequently back into the ring. Rhea responds with a knee strike as Raquel re-enters the ring. Raquel then drives Rhea into the corner, delivering a series of punches. Although Raquel misses her first clothesline attempt, she connects with the second one. A forceful fallaway slam follows, causing Rhea to roll out of the ring. ## Raquel grabs the microphone, ensuring Rhea doesn't leave. She announces that she has received medical clearance to compete. Raquel reveals that she conversed with Adam Pearce, and they've scheduled her against Rhea at Payback. She confidently declares her intent to seize the championship from Rhea's grasp. ## The Miz in-ring promo ## The focus shifts to the recent events involving The Miz and LA Knight. Tommaso Ciampa speaks up, acknowledging that it's been nine weeks since his return to Raw. He recalls his recent experiences, including watching Chad Gable celebrate with his son. Ciampa expresses his desire for a title shot, revealing his aspiration to be "THE guy" and a catalyst for the change he envisions. ## Miz takes the microphone and playfully remarks that Maryse wouldn't come to Quebec City due to her Montreal roots. He then reflects on LA Knight's recent setback in obtaining a US title match and addresses the blame directed at him. Miz asserts that true champions accept the unforeseen circumstances that arise during big matches. He underscores his own evolution and dismisses the notion of being a mere trend, positioning himself as a future Wrestlemania main eventer. In contrast, he characterizes LA Knight as a temporary presence in the wrestling landscape, akin to a "human fidget spinner." Miz reveals that he has handpicked Knight's opponent, someone swifter and more dominant than Knight's previous challengers. ## Miz hands Tozawa a microphone and playfully alludes to Tozawa's past as a former 24/7 champion. Miz questions if this is the most significant match of Tozawa's career, to which Tozawa enthusiastically responds, "YEAH." Miz attempts to provoke Tozawa with additional questions, resulting in a spirited exchange of "REALLY" and "YEAH." Growing irritated, Miz questions Tozawa's amusement at being given a career-defining opportunity. In an abrupt turn, Miz kicks Tozawa, marking a shift from the lighthearted exchange to a more serious confrontation. ## Singles Match: MIz Vs Akira Tozawa ## As LA Knight's entrance music resonates, the match commences, prompting Miz to shift his focus toward the entrance ramp. Suddenly, Tozawa seizes the opportunity, delivering a dropkick that sends Miz tumbling to the outside. ## In a swift motion, Miz rushes towards Tozawa, but he overextends and ends up toppling over the top rope, landing on the ringside floor. Tozawa seizes the momentum, launching himself with a well-executed suicide dive that propels Miz into the announce table. ## Following a commercial break, the action resumes with Miz unleashing an "Awesome Clothesline" followed by a double sledge from the turnbuckles. Miz proceeds to deliver chest kicks, culminating in a roundhouse kick that secures a near fall. However, Miz's subsequent round kick misses its target, allowing Tozawa to respond with a series of kicks. Tozawa executes a head scissors takedown, followed by a Shining Wizard. Tozawa ascends the turnbuckle, but his attempt is thwarted by Miz, who kicks him off. Miz follows up with a dropkick through the ropes. ## LA Knight and Miz exchange words, leading to Tozawa being propelled into the announce table. However, Tozawa counters by utilizing a head scissors to send Miz into the ring steps. Tozawa continues his offensive with a well-placed kick to Miz's back before ascending the turnbuckle once more. He attempts a back senton, but Miz strategically lifts his knees in time. As Miz locks eyes with Knight, he sets up for the Skull Crushing Finale. However, Tozawa seizes the opportunity and rolls Miz up for the surprise three-count victory. ## WINNER: Akira Tozawa ## After the match, Miz engages in a heated argument with the referee, leaving an opening for Knight to strike with his signature move, the "Blunt Force Trauma." ## Matt Riddle, Drew McIntyre and The New Day backstage segment ## In the backstage area, Matt and Drew converse, with Drew emphasizing the importance of listening to him. He expresses his desire to avoid unnecessary drama, suggesting that their partnership might not be sustainable. ## Just then, The New Day arrives on the scene, offering their perspective. They commend Matt and Drew for the positive rapport they've built and highlight their potential as a team. Xavier Woods adds that Matt and Drew are scheduled to face The Vikings next week, implying that a rematch could occur following that match. Riddle expresses his desire to continue teaming up, but Drew walks away without responding. ## Becky Lynch-Trish Stratus Segment ## The scene transitions as Becky Lynch strides toward the ring, ready for her next appearance. Back from the break, Rhea inquires if Priest and Finn have resolved their differences. Priest relays that Finn doesn't trust him and insists on talking to THE Judgment Day. Rhea, in turn, points out that Priest doesn't trust Finn either. Frustrated by their inability to find common ground, Rhea asserts that they will follow her approach since they couldn't come to an agreement. ## The broadcast revisits the events from the previous week involving Becky Lynch and Trish Stratus, setting the stage for their upcoming steel cage match at Payback. Becky takes the mic and addresses her impending bout with Trish in the steel cage. She delves into the ongoing rivalry and the discourse surrounding greatness and legacy. Becky emphasizes that her legacy isn't determined solely by victories or championships; it's about resilience. She asserts that her legacy isn't shaped by being unbeatable, but by her indomitable spirit. ## Becky acknowledges that while her focus is on Trish, there's still unfinished business with Zoey Stark. However, Trish's music interrupts her. Trish Stratus, accompanied by Zoey Stark, makes her entrance. Trish humorously mentions dealing with "USA-holes" and expresses her delight at being in her native Canada. She playfully jests about Quebec City's significance compared to Montreal and Toronto. Trish's banter includes a nod to the Toronto Maple Leafs making the playoffs. ## Trish responds to the crowd's chants, admitting she's unsure what they're saying. She conveys both good and bad news to Becky: the good news is that Trish will prove herself as the greatest by defeating Becky, and the bad news is that she'll be trapped in a steel cage, an experience she's never had before. Trish counters Becky's claim of her looking scared, sharing stories of her own career fears and triumphs. She asserts her tiredness of constantly having to prove herself and asserts her determination to unveil an unseen side of herself in the cage match. Becky retorts sarcastically, expressing her lack of fear. She transitions the focus back to Zoey Stark, announcing that they'll face off in a Falls Count Anywhere Match next week. ## Chelsea Green and Piper Niven Vs Katana Chance and Kayden Carter in a Non Title Match ## The action begins with Green and Chance locking up, resulting in Green taking Chance down to the mat. Chance responds with a well-executed dropkick. Carter holds Green in place, allowing Chance to deliver a knee drop. Green retaliates with a kick to Carter and a forearm that knocks Chance off the apron. Green follows up with another forearm. Carter counters with a forearm of her own, leading to Piper's tag-in. Carter kicks both Green and Piper, and then tags in Chance. ## Chance enters with a unique handstand maneuver off Carter's assistance, splashing onto Green. Piper intervenes by sending Carter crashing into the announce table. Niven seizes the moment, executing a crossbody on Chance and securing the three-count victory. ## WINNER: Chelsea Green and Piper Niven ## Kevin and Sami are shown in the backstage area, preparing for their upcoming match. ## A commercial break follows. ## Jackie Redmond Is Backstage With Seth Rollins ## Jackie Redmond is backstage with Seth Rollins. Seth chuckles to himself and asks Jackie to let the crowd express their excitement as his entrance music plays. Jackie inquires about Seth's back, and he acknowledges that Nakamura caught him off guard last week by mentioning it. Seth admits he's not fond of discussing it publicly, but he proceeds to reveal that he has been dealing with two fractures in his lumbar spine for over four years. He clarifies that the condition doesn't improve, only worsens, and he's uncertain how much longer he can maintain his current performance level. ## However, he acknowledges that this is part of the territory. Addressing Nakamura's mind games, Seth indicates that if Nakamura wants to target his back or involve his family, he better be prepared to face him directly. Seth challenges Nakamura's absence and states that he's willing to grant him one more chance to engage in mind games and prove his honor. Asserting his presence, Seth invites Nakamura to confront him, dressed impeccably with his title, as the world echoes Nakamura's song. ## Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn Vs Finn Balor and Damian Priest ## All four individuals engage in a brawl that spills out to the ringside area. Kevin unleashes chops and punches on Priest, who retaliates with his own strikes. Meanwhile, Sami seizes the opportunity to strike Priest from behind. ## Once Sami and Priest officially enter the ring, the match officially commences. Priest delivers a barrage of punches, causing Sami to retaliate with a clothesline that sends Priest tumbling over the top rope and to the outside. Sami follows up with punches on the announce table. Balor intervenes, grabbing Sami and receiving punches in response. Priest reenters the fray with a forearm to Sami before guiding him back into the ring. Priest continues with a powerful forearm strike. Finn tags in, and Sami executes a suplex. ## Kevin tags in, promptly knocking Priest off the apron with well-placed strikes. Kevin unleashes a flurry of punches and kicks, forcing Finn to retreat to the ringside area. Kevin doesn't hold back, pursuing Finn and delivering a clothesline. He repeats the process with Priest and executes a cannonball onto Priest on the floor. Kevin ascends to the top rope, performing a swanton. As Kevin prepares for his signature stunner, he kicks Finn, but Finn manages to escape and counters with a sling blade. ## Priest seizes the briefcase, but Sami intervenes by descending from the ring steps, causing Priest to inadvertently strike Sami. JD intervenes by snatching the briefcase and tossing it to Kevin. Capitalizing on the opportunity, Kevin strikes Finn with the briefcase. As a result, the referee signals for the match to end, prompting the bell to ring. ## WINNER: Damian Priest and Finn Balor (by disqualification) ## Cody Rhodes saves Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn ## Following the match, Priest launches an assault on Kevin, while JD targets Sami. ## Cody Rhodes makes his entrance and takes action, striking Dom with the weight belt. Cody declares that RAW won't end on that note. With three members on each side, he challenges them to face off. However, THE Judgment Day initially heads up the aisle, but their departure is halted as Adam Pearce directs them to reverse course and enter the ring for an impromptu main event match. The broadcast proceeds to a commercial break. ## Cody Rhodes, Kevin Owens, and Sami Zayn Vs Finn Balor, Damian Priest, and Dominik Mysterio ## The match is already in progress as Cody lands a punch on Dom. Sami gets tagged in and delivers a punch as he leaps off the turnbuckle onto Dom. Sami follows up with more strikes, but Dom counters with a knee strike. Sami retaliates with a back body drop. Dom manages to drive Sami into the corner, and Finn gets tagged in. Finn unloads a series of kicks and then sends Sami into the turnbuckles. Punches and an Irish whip from Finn follow. Sami answers with a clothesline. Kevin gets tagged in and dishes out chops. He executes a side Russian leg sweep followed by a back senton. Finn counters with a knee to the midsection. ## Dom enters after a tag and launches kicks and punches at Kevin. Dom delivers knees and more punches, while Kevin counters with a knee of his own. Dom's punches continue, but Kevin drops him on the top rope after Dom tries to jump off the apron. Kevin manages to land punches on Priest and Finn on the apron, but Dom comes down with a punch. Kevin gets hit by Dom and drops to the mat. Priest tosses Kevin into the ringside barrier, followed by Rhea's slamming Kevin. Finn then gets tagged in and executes a slingshot stomp. Priest is tagged back in, and he delivers a clothesline for a near fall. ## As we return, Finn strikes Kevin while he's entangled in the ropes, prompting Kevin to roll out to the floor. Finn follows suit, executing a back drop driver onto the announce table. Kevin returns to the ring, as does Finn. Priest tags in and prevents Kevin from making the tag, delivering a double sledge to his back. Finn tags in again, targeting Kevin's back with punches and a snap mare. An elbow to the top of Kevin's head is followed by a reverse chin lock. Despite Kevin's efforts to reach his corner, Finn employs a front face lock to keep him at bay. Kevin manages a jaw breaker and a super kick, but Balor knocks Cody off the apron. Both Kevin and Finn are down. Sami and Priest are tagged in, with Sami unleashing a series of punches. A springboard leapfrog and clothesline demonstrate Sami's agility. He dispatches Finn and Dom from the apron before landing an elbow from the turnbuckles. Sami then executes a wrist lock and a tornado DDT for a near fall. ## Sami ascends the turnbuckles, only to be knocked off by Rhea while the referee's attention is diverted. Priest seizes the opportunity, utilizing the South of Heaven maneuver on Sami for a near fall, which is interrupted by Owens. Finn is sent out of the ring by Kevin, but Priest dispatches Kevin to the floor as well. Dom tags in and ascends the turnbuckles, but Sami foils his frog splash attempt with a well-placed knee. Cody enters the fray, executing a Beautiful Disaster on Finn, followed by a Cody Cutter on Dom and Priest. Cody garners a near fall on Dom. Cody sets up for CrossRhodes and successfully executes it on Finn. Dom seizes the moment for a rollup on Cody, but it's just a near fall. Cody responds with a CrossRhodes on Dom. Turning to Sami, Cody tags him in for a Helluva Kick on Dom. Kevin is tagged in, delivering kicks to Dom before landing a Stunner for the three-count victory. ## WINNERS: Kevin Owens, Sami Zayn, and Cody Rhodes ## Sami seizes the microphone and addresses THE Judgment Day, offering them his well-wishes for their future endeavors. He boldly states that the red title belt is designated for Canada, while the blue belt is a symbol of pride specifically for Quebec. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

WWE Superstar Arianna Grace Places In Top 20 Of Miss Universe Canada
1082 days ago
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WWE Superstar Arianna Grace Places In Top 20 Of Miss Universe Canada

Toronto, August 20, 2023 - Arianna Grace was a popular female star in NXT last year. She comes from a wrestling family, being Santino Marella's daughter. She was doing well in her wrestling career before. Although she's not currently competing, she managed to rank in the top 20 of the Miss Universe Canada competition. ## Arianna Grace, also known as Bianca Carelli, is considered one of the most attractive women in the NXT women's division. She hasn't been in action since last year due to a significant injury but has kept herself occupied with other things. ## Santino Marella's daughter recently posted on social media, expressing her pride in making it to the top 20 in the Miss Universe Canada competition. ## "I am so proud to share I placed top 20 at Miss Universe Canada! Rehabbing my ACL injury was very difficult, so while I was forced to be out of the ring I decided to pursue this and tonight- I did the damn thing! So fulfilled, proud and ready to return to the ring a new woman! ๐Ÿ’–" ## I am so proud to share I placed top 20 at Miss Universe Canada! Rehabbing my ACL injury was very difficult, so while I was forced to be out of the ring I decided to pursue this and tonight- I did the damn thing! So fulfilled, proud and ready to return to the ring a new woman! ๐Ÿ’– pic.twitter.com/GGvpFIgscV— Arianna Grace (@AriannaGraceWWE) August 20, 2023 ## Arianna Grace was last seen on WWE NXT 2.0 on September 13, 2022. After her injury last year, she has started training in the ring again. We'll need to wait to find out if she's making a comeback to wrestling. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

WWE SuperShow From Laval Results 8/20/23: Winners, Highlights
1082 days ago
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WWE SuperShow From Laval Results 8/20/23: Winners, Highlights

Ottawa, August 20, 2023 - Here are the full results for WWE SuperShow From Laval which takes place on August 20, 2023, live from Place Bell Arena in Laval, Canada. ## The show features, Cody Rhodes, Trish Tratus, WWE Women's World Champion Rhea Ripley, WWE World Heavyweight champion Seth "Freakin" Rollins, Undisputed WWE Tag Team Champions Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens, and many more! ## WWE SuperShow From Laval Results 8/20/23 6-Man Tag Team Match: Sami Zayn, Kevin Owens & Drew McIntyre defeated Imperum ## Handicap Match: Becky Lynch defeated Trish Stratus and Zoe Stark ## Women's world champion Rhea Ripley defeated Natalya ## The American Nightmare Cody Rhodes defeated Damian Priest ## The OC (AJ Styles, Luke Gallows, Karl Anderson) defeated Austin Theory, Shelton Benjamin, and Cedric Alexander ## WWE Women's World Champion: IYO SKY(c) defeated Asuka, Charlotte Flair ## World Heavyweight Championship Match: Seth Rollins defeated Finn Balor ## #WWELaval #WWE #SamiZayn #KevinOwens #DrewMcintyre #imperium pic.twitter.com/QmMuqByOWt— Jateen Manek (@jateenmanek) August 20, 2023 ## BECKY GOT HER REVENGE VERSUS ZOEY AND TRISH #WWELaval pic.twitter.com/GgYH1fmCLj— cody rhodes jiggle physics (@jarsofslay) August 20, 2023 ## RHEA CAME TO TAMPER WITH THE CODY DAMIAN MATCH #WWELaval pic.twitter.com/aULg1gNkcZ— cody rhodes jiggle physics (@jarsofslay) August 21, 2023 ## Austin Theory is a DB#Austintheorydb#WWELaval#WWE pic.twitter.com/NMF4ssrnQk— Blizbling (@blizbling) August 21, 2023 ## #WWELaval โฆ@AJStylesOrgโฉ hits Austin Theory with phenomenal forearm for the win!! pic.twitter.com/2ou1dX4HEB— Jay (@alreadydidthat_) August 21, 2023 ## Iyo won by pinning Asuka and she ran away right after (Queen!) but at least Asuka and Charlotte stuck around #WWELaval pic.twitter.com/aadlrZXDlK— cody rhodes jiggle physics (@jarsofslay) August 21, 2023 ## Seth five seconds before getting kendo'd #WWELaval pic.twitter.com/WFTkpLe1S5— cody rhodes jiggle physics (@jarsofslay) August 21, 2023 ## SETH GOT THE TABLE #WWELaval pic.twitter.com/zpdiRB7vl6— cody rhodes jiggle physics (@jarsofslay) August 21, 2023 ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

AEW All Out 2023 Predictions & Preview: Match Card, Logo, Matches, Location, Date
1082 days ago
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AEW All Out 2023 Predictions & Preview: Match Card, Logo, Matches, Location, Date

The year 2023 has been quite eventful for AEW. After a challenging end to 2022, the company seemed to be making a comeback. However, they faced several obstacles, including significant injuries to stars like Jamie Hayter and Bryan Danielson, which led to changes in their plans. ## On the flip side, there have been many positive developments as well. AEW Collision made its debut, and notable names such as Jay White and Roderick Strong joined the company. Fans were excited about the arrival of Kota Ibushi, and the news of a highly successful show at Wembley Stadium added to the excitement. ## As the company prepares for an exciting second half of the year, it has been confirmed that All Out will indeed take place, just a week after the return of All In. This year's event is scheduled at the United Center in Chicago. ## AEW All Out 2023 Confirmed Match Card AEW TNT Championship: Luchasaurus (c) (with Christian Cage) vs. Darby Allin ## In the special Rampage episode titled "Royal Rampage" on July 21st, Darby Allin emerged victorious in the Royal Rampage Battle Royal. This win secured him a shot at the AEW TNT Championship, where he would face Luchasaurus at the upcoming All Out event. ## WINNER PREDICTION: Darby Allin ## Singles Match: Miro vs. Powerhouse Hobbs ## Miro and Powerhouse Hobbs are set to clash in the near future. The confirmation came during the latest Rampage episode on Saturday, where it was announced that they will go head-to-head at All Out on September 3 at the United Center in Chicago. Following Hobbs' victory over Kevin Ku on that Saturday, Miro took the opportunity to address Hobbs. He pointed out that they share more similarities than just their muscles; for instance, they both believed in a book at one point. Miro added that he now walks a solitary path but intends to find redemption at All Out. ## Their rivalry ignited when Hobbs threw down the challenge during the previous week's Collision. Although Miro made an appearance, he was ambushed by members of QTV. This distraction allowed Hobbs to catch Miro off-guard with a powerful spinebuster. ## This marks the second match to be announced for All Out, which is scheduled just a week after AEW All In at Wembley Stadium. Another matchup will see Darby Allin take on Luchasaurus, following Allin's victory in the Royal Rampage match last month. Despite defeating Christian Cage on the recent Rampage, Allin found himself laid out by Luchasaurus after the match. ## WINNER PREDICTION: Miro ## Kris Statlander (c) vs. Ruby Soho: Singles match for the AEW TBS Championship ## Among the members of the Outcasts, Ruby Soho is the only one not taking part in the wrestling action at All In London. While Saraya and Toni Storm are engaged in a four-way battle for the AEW Women's Title, facing off against Hikaru Shida and Britt Baker, Ruby Soho's name was considered for the All Out card initially, though that plan has changed. ## During AEW Collision, it came to light that Ruby Soho has thrown down a challenge to Kris Statlander for a TBS Title match at All Out. This addition provides another match for the September event, but it also means that this particular match won't be happening at Wembley Stadium. ## WINNER PREDICTION: Ruby Soho ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

AEW All Out 2023 Results: Winners, Matches, Venue, Attendance
1082 days ago
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AEW All Out 2023 Results: Winners, Matches, Venue, Attendance

AEW All Out 2023 is all set to take place over Labor Day weekend on September 3, 2023. The event will break from its usual location at the Now Arena, situated in the Chicago metro area, and will instead be hosted at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois. This change is a departure from the norm, with the only exception being the 2020 event due to the COVID-19 pandemic that year. ### All Out is an annual PPV established by AEW in 2019, traditionally held during Labor Day weekend. It is one of AEW's prominent "Big Four" PPVs, which also comprises Double or Nothing, Full Gear, and Revolution. These are the four major quarterly shows produced by AEW. Notably, during the Forbidden Door PPV held on June 25, 2023, AEW announced that the fifth installment of All Out would be staged on September 3 at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois. This marks a departure from the previous practice of holding the event at the Now Arena in Hoffman Estates, Illinois. However, it's important to note that the 2020 event was an exception due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. ## In addition to the main event, All Out week will feature AEW's regular weekly television programs, namely Wednesday Night Dynamite and Friday Night Rampage. These shows will be held at the Now Arena on August 30. Dynamite will be broadcast live that night, while Rampage will be aired on tape delay on September 1. Additionally, the Saturday Collision show will be broadcast live from the United Center on September 2, just one night ahead of the All Out event. Tickets for all these events became available for purchase on July 14. ## AEW All Out 2023 Results No. Results Match Type Time 1. "Hangman" Adam Page won by last eliminating Brian Cage Over Budget Battle Royale 13:15 2. Hikaru Shida, Willow Nightingale, and Skye Blue defeated Athena, Mercedes Martinez, and Diamante (with Billie Starkz) by pinfall Six-woman tag team match 8:30 3. The Acclaimed (Anthony Bowens and Max Caster) and Billy Gunn (c) (with Dennis Rodman) defeated Jeff Jarrett, Satnam Singh, and Jay Lethal (with Sonjay Dutt and Karen Jarrett) by pinfall Six-man tag team match for the AEW World Trios Championship 5:57 4. Better Than You Bay Bay (Adam Cole and MJF) (c) defeated The Dark Order (Alex Reynolds and John Silver) (with Evil Uno) by pinfall Tag team match for the ROH World Tag Team Championship 14:05 5. Samoa Joe (c) defeated Shane Taylor by submission Singles match for the ROH World Television Championship 6:25 6. Luchasaurus (c) (with Christian Cage) defeated Darby Allin (with Nick Wayne) by pinfall Singles match for the AEW TNT Championship 12:20 7. Miro defeated Powerhouse Hobbs by submission Singles Match 15:33 8. Kris Statlander (c) defeated Ruby Soho Singles match for the AEW TBS Championship 12:25 9. Bryan Danielson defeated Ricky Starks by technical submission Strap match 16:40 10. Blackpool Combat Club (Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta) defeated Eddie Kingston and Katsuyori Shibata by pinfall Tag team match 15:55 11. Konosuke Takeshita (with Don Callis) defeated Kenny Omega by pinfall Singles Match 22:30 12. Bullet Club Gold (Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn, Jay White, and Juice Robinson) defeated FTR (Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood) and The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson) by pinfall Eight-man tag team match 21:35 13. Jon Moxley defeated Orange Cassidy (c) Singles match for the AEW International Championship 19:50 Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

Watch: Sean O'Malley TKOS Aljamain Sterling To Win Bantamweight Championship At UFC 292
1082 days ago
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Watch: Sean O'Malley TKOS Aljamain Sterling To Win Bantamweight Championship At UFC 292

Boston, August 20, 2023 - Enjoy the exhilarating highlights of the Aljamain Sterling vs. Sean Oโ€™Malley main event clash at UFC 292, which unfolded on a thrilling Saturday night. Graciously provided by various sources, witness the pulse-pounding moments of their showdown. ## On August 19, the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts bore witness to the electrifying encounter between UFC bantamweight champion Aljamain Sterling (23-4) and the formidable Sean Oโ€™Malley (17-1, 1 no-contest) in the main event spectacle. This epic confrontation, a culmination of skill and determination, was broadcasted live exclusively on ESPN+ pay-per-view. ## Check out the exciting video highlights below to see the most memorable moments from their unforgettable fight. ## Go inside the O'Malley corner after Round 1 ๐Ÿ”Š #UFC292 pic.twitter.com/ez1SDjNZR2— UFC (@ufc) August 20, 2023 ## SEAN O'MALLEY KNOCKS OUT ALJAMAIN STERLING ๐Ÿคฏ pic.twitter.com/EQfZAufmjg— Daily Grind Fantasy Sports (@DGFantasy) August 20, 2023 ## SEAN O'MALLEY KNOCKS OUT ALJAMAIN STERLING ๐Ÿ˜ฑWE HAVE A NEW BANTAMWEIGHT WORLD CHAMP #UFC292 pic.twitter.com/imITCioq49— UFC (@ufc) August 20, 2023 ## "DOUBT ME NOW!" ๐Ÿ˜ค #UFC292 pic.twitter.com/2qii0psOdP— MMAFighting.com (@MMAFighting) August 20, 2023 ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

AEW All In All Star 8-Man Tag Team Match Announced For 8/26 AEW Collision: Fyter Fest
1082 days ago
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AEW All In All Star 8-Man Tag Team Match Announced For 8/26 AEW Collision: Fyter Fest

Wembley, August 19, 2023 - AEW is going full steam ahead to get ready for Wembley Stadium on August 26 for AEW Saturday Collision. AEW Collision will serve as the last event before AEW All In at Wembley Stadium on August 27. Much of the announced lineup for the Saturday show is focused on getting everything set for AEW's most significant show yet. ## In the recent August 19 AEW Saturday Collision episode, it was revealed that the August 26 show will include an All Star 8-Man Tag Team Match. However, they didn't mention the wrestlers participating in this match. ## Additionally, they shared that Collision will have interviews with the wrestlers who will be part of the action in London. This time around, Collision will be taped on the same night as AEW Dynamite due to travel constraints for the London event. More matches are set to be announced during the August 23 episode of AEW Dynamite. ## Here's a rundown of the complete card: ## AEW Collision (8/26): ## -AEW All In All Star 8-Man Tag Match ## -Interviews with wrestlers in London ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

UFC 292 Results: Aljamain Sterling vs. Sean O'Malley Full Fight & Winner
1082 days ago
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UFC 292 Results: Aljamain Sterling vs. Sean O'Malley Full Fight & Winner

Boston, August 19, 2023 - In the headlining contest, Aljamain Sterling might compete in the bantamweight division for the last instance as he safeguards his UFC championship versus Sean O'Malley. ## Sacnilk possesses the UFC 292 outcomes for the Sterling vs. O'Malley fight card, live blogs covering the complete main card, and additional details from the TD Garden Arena in Boston on Saturday night. ## UFC 292: Aljamain Sterling vs. Sean O'Malley Full Fight & Recap Sterling stands in the cage's center, using distant flicking kicks. O'Malley moves in circles, feinting, looking for chances to counter. A chant of "Forget you, Aljo" comes from the Boston crowd. ## The first couple of minutes don't bring big changes. Both fighters show respect. O'Malley takes the center, while Sterling keeps testing with occasional long kicks. O'Malley lightly hits Sterling's body, and Sterling replies with three quick inside leg kicks. O'Malley lands one of his own. ## O'Malley's front left punch is blocked. A while passes with little action. Sterling throws a leg kick, and O'Malley tries a spinning kick but it's blocked. ## Sterling attempts a takedown, O'Malley balances on one leg as Sterling lands some light punches. Not much to score, but I'd give this round to the champion. ## ROUND 2: Sterling starts with a body kick. O'Malley attempts a kick but slips, giving Sterling a chance for an immediate takedown that O'Malley defends, creating space between them. As the challenger moves away, Sterling jabs at O'Malley. ## Suddenly, Sterling charges forward and gets hit by a well-timed counter right from O'Malley! Sterling is visibly hurt, stumbling and falling face-first to the mat. O'Malley doesn't hesitate, quickly moving in for ground-and-pound. He lands a series of strong hits, causing the referee to give Sterling a moment to recover. But O'Malley's accurate strikes continue, and the referee steps in. There's a new champion! Sterling gets up quickly, but he looks more confused than angry about the fight being stopped. ## ๐Ÿ†๐–๐ž๐ฅ๐œ๐จ๐ฆ๐ž ๐ญ๐จ ๐ญ๐ก๐ž ๐’๐ฎ๐ ๐š ๐’๐ก๐จ๐ฐ! ๐Ÿ† Sean O'Malley has KNOCKED OUT Aljamain Sterling in the main event! ๐Ÿ’ช#UFC292 pic.twitter.com/ukNFVJ7TUi— UFC on TNT Sports (@ufcontnt) August 20, 2023 ## UFC 292: Aljamain Sterling vs. Sean O'Malley Fight Winner WINNER: Sean O'Malley def. Aljamain Sterling via TKO (strikes) - Round 2, 0:51 ##

AEW Rampage Spoiler Results For August 25, 2023
1082 days ago
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AEW Rampage Spoiler Results For August 25, 2023

AEW recorded the final episode of Rampage before tonight's AEW Collision event in Lexington, Kentucky. The spoiler results below will be broadcast on August 25, 2023. ## The commentary crew for the show included Johnny TV, Tony Schiavone, and Excalibur. ## QT Marshall secured a win against his adversary Gravity. The match concluded when Marshall executed a forceful suplex, smoothly transitioning into a sit-out powerbomb. ## - AEW International Championship: Orange Cassidy (c) def. Aaron Solo ## - Serpentico def. Truth Magnum## - Luchasaurus def. Enhancement Talent## - Saraya & Toni Storm def. Britt Baker & Hikaru Shida## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk For Results...

AEW Collision Results, August 19, 2023: Highlights, Commentary, Live Update, Winners
1083 days ago
AEW News

AEW Collision Results, August 19, 2023: Highlights, Commentary, Live Update, Winners

Here is the live coverage for this week's edition of AEW Collision which is set to take place on August 19, 2023, live from Rupp Arena in Lexington, KY. ## AEW Collision starts at 8 PM ET. This is 5 PM PT, 1 AM BST, and 8 AM AEST. The show will run for two hours, so it will end at 10 PM ET. ## AEW Collision August 19, 2023: Play-By-Play Results Singles Match: Samoa Joe vs. The Golden Vampire ## Joe's adversary, dubbed the Golden Vampire by Kevin Kelly, initiated an assault on Joe even before the bell rang. He engaged Joe in combat along the perimeter of the ring before forcefully pushing the referee to the ground. Climbing into the ring, he delivered a knee strike as Joe was getting up, ultimately incapacitating Joe with a move known as the Go To Sleep.## The Golden Vampire subsequently removed his mask, unveiling himself as CM Punk. Punk took hold of the microphone and formally embraced Joe's challenge for the upcoming event, All In, using more direct language. ## WINNER: Samoa Joe vs. The Golden Vampire never started ## Jay White (w/ Bullet Club Gold) Vs Dalton Castle (w/ The Boys) ## Castle swiftly executed a takedown on White, utilizing a single leg move that pushed White against the ropes. In an attempt to send Castle out of the ring, White's efforts were thwarted by the Boys who returned Castle to the squared circle. Once back in the ring, Castle efficiently executed a couple of waistlock takedowns on White. White retaliated by delivering a chop to Castle in the corner and effectively countering a couple of Castle's suplex endeavors. Castle's endeavor to strike White with a running knee in the corner was evaded by White, causing Castle to soar out of the ring. While on commercial break, Bullet Club Gold pursued the Boys around the area outside the ring. ## Upon resuming the match, Castle successfully struggled out of White's restraint. White inadvertently walked into a suplex executed by Castle, followed by a solid back elbow strike. Castle capitalized on his momentum, delivering a forceful running knee into the corner and then executing a pair of powerful suplexes on White. White's resistance during a third suplex attempt was short-lived, as Castle executed a stalling German suplex, holding the bridge for a nearfall. ## Castle proceeded to lift White in preparation for his finishing move, Bangarang. However, White promptly grabbed onto the ropes and cunningly propelled Castle out of the ring by lowering them. White subjected Castle to a series of chops while positioned on the announce table. When White endeavored to send Castle back into the ring, Castle used the apron to springboard himself into a hurricanrana that caught White off-guard. In response to an attempted interference by Bullet Club Gold, the Boys neutralized them with a daring dive. ## Despite the setback, White managed to recover and achieve a nearfall with a uranage maneuver. Subsequently, White executed the Blade Buster on Castle, setting the stage for his ultimate victory by delivering the decisive Blade Runner move. ## WINNER: Jay White (w/ Bullet Club Gold) ## After the commercials, Tony Schiavone stepped into the ring alongside Bullet Club Gold. White made it clear that Omega better understand what's wise for him โ€“ implying that he should remain in the hospital bed they had presumably placed him in. He accused the Elite of deceiving everyone by asserting themselves as the top faction within Bullet Club. White vowed that at Wembley, Bullet Club Gold would rectify this misconception. ## Robinson chimed in, asserting that they took down Kenny Omega in a mere 2 minutes, and they were fully capable of handling their adversaries at All In. The Gunns chimed in as well, stating that while they intended to deal with the Bucks and Omega on the upcoming Wednesday, they sought a preliminary match to warm up right there and then. ## Bullet Club Gold (Juice Robinson & The Gunns) Vs Iron Savages (Bronson, Boulder, Jacked Jameson) ## The Savages initiated the confrontation against Austin Gunn at the outset. However, Robinson intervened by cutting off Bronson at the apron, giving the Gold team an upper hand. Following a Robinson cannonball maneuver, the Gold team taunted the Elite by mimicking their signature pose. Robinson executed a V-Trigger on Bronson, only for Colton Gunn to subsequently dispatch him to the ringside area as the match went into a commercial break. ## Upon returning from the break, Boulder was tagged into the match. Boulder surged with energy, delivering a double End of Days move that took down both Gunns. He adeptly caught Robinson mid-crossbody and then disposed of him onto the Gunns. The match evolved into a chaotic Pier Six brawl, involving all participants. ## Although the Gunns struggled to execute their 3:10 to Yuma move on Boulder, Austin Gunn managed to land a Fameasser instead. The match concluded with Robinson securing the victory over Jameson through his facebuster technique. ## WINNER: Bullet Club Gold (Juice Robinson & The Gunns) ## The commentators summarized recent events involving The Acclaimed, commencing with the apparent retirement of Billy Gunn. They then recounted the House of Black's assault on The Acclaimed during the past Wednesday, which left Caster injured and involved the theft of Gunn's boots. A video sequence showed the House of Black discarding Gunn's boots, accompanied by Malachi Black's assertion that Gunn had become a mere shadow of his former self. ## A video clip portrayed Jose The Assistant receiving a call from Rush, who expressed dissatisfaction with La Faccion Ingobernable's recent series of losses. Rush requested Jose to bring them to Mexico, and his wish was granted. Subsequently, scenes depicted Preston Vance & Dralistico engaging in a celebratory moment before being unexpectedly apprehended by masked individuals inside a van. The connection between this incident and the rumored kidnapping of Samoa Joe years ago stirred speculation. ## Moving backstage, Tony Schiavone conversed with Ricky Starks. Starks clarified that his suspension spanned 28 days, constituting four complete weeks rather than a full 30 days. With two of those weeks already served, Starks anticipated the conclusion of his suspension on the eve of All Out in Chicago. Starks affirmed his intention to introduce chaos on this night, joined by Big Bill entering the scene. Subsequently, a visually stylized video montage showcased Starks, emphasizing his renewed focus and intensified threat, stating that his recent distractions were behind him, and he now posed a significant danger. ## Big Bill (w/ Ricky Starks) Vs Derek Neal ## Accompanied by Starks' music, Bill made his entrance. He swiftly dominated Neal, executing a chokeslam that secured him victory in under two minutes. Following the match, Bill maintained control over Neal, allowing Starks to whip him with the belt. ## WINNER: Big Bill (w/ Ricky Starks) ## Willow Nightingale Vs Diamante ## Diamante aimed to control Nightingale, yet Nightingale adeptly thwarted a headscissors maneuver and followed up with a successful backbreaker. Subsequently, Nightingale deposited Diamante onto the apron, prompting the arrival of Mercedes Martinez at ringside. Nightingale attempted an Oklahoma Stampede, but Diamante countered by executing a chop block. ## As the action resumed following the commercial break, Nightingale initiated a series of clotheslines that propelled her into an offensive rhythm against Diamante. A well-executed main event spinebuster garnered Nightingale a close nearfall. Diamante responded by forcefully yanking Nightingale off the top rope and launching into a sequence of running knees in the corner. Diamante proceeded to deliver an Asai DDT, securing another nearfall. ## Nightingale, however, displayed her resilience by taking Diamante to the top rope. After successfully resisting a powerbomb attempt, Nightingale launched a precise dropkick. Martinez's interference prompted Kris Statlander to intervene, executing a suplex on Martinez at ringside. Outside the ring, Nightingale executed a pounce on Diamante, before bringing the action back inside the ring. The match concluded with Nightingale securing the victory through her finishing move, the Babe With The Powerbomb. ## WINNER: Willow Nightingale ## Powerhouse Hobbs Vs Kevin Ku ## Ku attempted a standing crossbody, yet Hobbs remained steadfast, causing Ku to be sent soaring. Hobbs followed up with a forceful splash in the corner, then executed a back superplex that brought Ku crashing down. Hobbs continued his dominance, delivering a series of powerful lariats before finishing with his signature main event spinebuster, securing the victory. At times during the match, Hobbs directed his attention toward Miro, conveying his intentions. After the match's conclusion, he underlined his message by applying the Accolade submission hold. ## WINNER: Powerhouse Hobbs ## Miro's presence appeared on the video screen. He conveyed that he once adhered to a certain path, but now he navigates his journey alone. Miro asserted that Hobbs' redemption awaited him at All Out, emphasizing that he would even go as far as desecrating Hobbs' lifeless body. A striking statement, to say the least. ## A lineup of the Dynamite card was presented, detailing the upcoming matches. Additionally, the Collision card was outlined, featuring an All-Star Eight Man Tag, although specific names were left undisclosed. The night before All In, we can anticipate hearing from the stars of the show in London. ## Christian Cage (w/Luchasaurus) vs. Darby Allin ## The match kicked off with a slow pace as Allin targeted Cage's arm. Cage retaliated by slamming Allin onto his hammerlocked arm, followed by forcefully whipping Allin into the corner turnbuckles just before the commercial break.## Upon returning from the break, Allin initiated a sequence of pinfall attempts on Cage. Cage utilized the ropes to impact Allin's neck and subsequently hurled him into the barricade. Displaying the TNT Title belt, Cage taunted Allin, then delivered a punch and executed a hammerlock slam. He further modified his reverse DDT by incorporating Allin's arm, causing Allin to be slammed with his arm immobilized. Cage prepared for a spear, but Allin thwarted him with a kick, executing a Code Red for a close nearfall. Allin creatively utilized his turtleneck to momentarily blind Cage, leading to a collision of their heads as the match ventured into another commercial break. ## As the action resumed, Allin gained momentum, utilizing Coffin Splashes to his advantage. He propelled Cage into the turnbuckles with a shotgun dropkick. Ascending to the top rope, Allin chose to dive onto Luchasaurus rather than target Cage. However, Luchasaurus intercepted Allin and led him into a Cage lariat on the outside. Allin then directed his focus towards Christian, executing a drop toe hold onto him while he was seated in a chair. Subsequently, Allin delivered a missile dropkick off the top rope to Christian on the floor. ## Returning to the ring, Allin set up for the Coffin Drop, yet Cage rolled to the apron. Despite this, Allin proceeded with the Coffin Drop attempt, but Luchasaurus swiftly pulled Cage out of harm's way, causing Allin to land on the apron with a harsh impact. Following a referee decision to dismiss Luchasaurus backstage, Cage capitalized by striking Allin with the TNT Title, sending Allin to the floor. Cage brought Allin back into the ring, but the resulting pinfall attempt only yielded a nearfall. ## In a sudden turn of events, Allin evaded a spear and used a dropkick to thrust Cage into the corner. Taking advantage of the situation, Allin positioned Cage on the top rope, yet Cage responded with a sunset flip powerbomb and a subsequent spear for another nearfall. Cage interrupted Allin's resurgence with a decisive lariat, and although he aimed for an Unprettier, Allin adeptly countered and managed to secure a jackknife cover for the victory. ## WINNER: Darby Allin ## Post-match, Tony Schiavone intended to interview Allin, but Luchasaurus reappeared. In a sudden turn, Cage struck Allin from behind using the TNT Title, while Luchasaurus followed suit by executing a chokeslam on Allin. Cage proceeded to cover Allin, and under the influence of Luchasaurus, Schiavone counted to three and proclaimed Cage as the victorious and reigning TNT Champion. Concluding the show, Cage and Luchasaurus stood tall, solidifying their dominance. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

WWE SuperShow From Ottawa Results 8/19/23: Winners, Highlights
1083 days ago
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WWE SuperShow From Ottawa Results 8/19/23: Winners, Highlights

Ottawa, August 19, 2023 - Here are the full results for WWE SuperShow From Ottawa which takes place on August 19, 2023, live from Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa, Canada. ## The show features, Cody Rhodes, Trish Tratus, WWE Women's World Champion Rhea Ripley, WWE World Heavyweight champion Seth "Freakin" Rollins, Undisputed WWE Tag Team Champions Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens, and many more! ## WWE SuperShow From Ottawa Results 8/19/23 6-Man Tag Team Match: Kevin Owens, Sami Zayn, and Drew McIntyre defeated Imperium ## WWE Women's World Heavyweight Championship Match: Rhea Ripley defeated Natalya via pinfall ## Triple Threat Match For WWE Women's Championship: IYO SKY defeated Charlotte Flair and Asuka via pinfall ## Cody Rhodes defeated Damian Priest via pinfall ## Triple Threat Match: The O.C defeated Austin Theory, Cedric Alexander, and Shelton Benjamin ## Handicapped Match: Becky Lynch defeated Trish Stratus and Zoey Stark ## Ottawa Street Fight For the WWE World Heavyweight Championship: Seth Freakin Rollins defeated Finn Balor via pinfall ## cody giving his belt to a fan at #WWEOttawa ๐Ÿค pic.twitter.com/BqSdyHRSYG— maddy (@maddyheartscody) August 20, 2023 ## #WWEOTTAWA pic.twitter.com/Kgx3KAeU4L— P3RSONA (@p3rsona47) August 20, 2023 ## @CodyRhodes is the best. Thanked everyone at the show. He's signing everything and taking as many pictures as possible before they tell him to go to the back. #WWEOttawa pic.twitter.com/HT8K2FQ8k5— Sofia (@sofdlovesbsb) August 20, 2023 ## #WWEOttawa pic.twitter.com/48y4BoLiPU— KingofNotes (@notes_king) August 20, 2023 ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...