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WWE Friday Night SmackDown Results September 8, 2023: Highlights, Commentary, Live Update, Winners WWE News
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WWE Friday Night SmackDown Results September 8, 2023: Highlights, Commentary, Live Update, Winners

BY SACNILK

Boston, September 7 - Here are the full results for this Friday's SmackDown which is scheduled to air live on September 8, 2023, live from TD Garden in Boston, MA. ## Friday Night SmackDown currently airs live every Friday on Fox from 8:00 ET–10:00 PM ET in the United States. WWE SmackDown starts live at 1 am in the UK on BT Sport 1 on Saturday mornings. ## WWE SmackDown Time In Australia: It airs live on at 10 am (AEST) on Fox8 ## WWE SmackDown Time In Canada: It airs live every Friday at 8 Am on Sportsnet 360 ## WWE SmackDown Time In South Africa: The show also airs live on Supersport in South Africa on Saturday at 02:00 am CAT ## SmackDown Time In Italy: In Italy, SmackDown airs on DMAX at 2:00 pm with the international version of one-hour shows airing on Cielo in Italian ## SmackDown airs live on Sony Ten 1 HD and Sony Ten 1 in India at 5:30 am. SmackDown airs live on Fox Sports in Mexico and across Central and South America since 2014. ## WWE Friday Night SmackDown, September 8, 2023 Play-By-Play Results -We are kicking things off with the royalty and it's Charlotte Flair. She will team up with Shotzi to take on Damage CTRL. ## Charlotte Flair and Shotzi Vs. Damage CTRL (WWE Women’s Champion IYO SKY and Bayley) ## Starting with Bayley and Charlotte, Bayley pushes Flair, but Flair pushes her down and goes after IYO with a punch. Flair keeps attacking Bayley, and IYO joins in from behind. Meanwhile, Shotzi also gets in on the action. Charlotte Flair takes Bayley to the floor, and they continue to fight there. Meanwhile, IYO goes to the ropes and does a cool Moonsault to take them down. ## We're back from the commercial break, and now it's IYO and Shotzi doing the fighting. IYO tags in Bayley, and they both team up to land some Superkicks. Bayley tries to pin Shotzi but doesn't succeed. Bayley takes Shotzi into the corner and keeps hitting her there. Meanwhile, Charlotte Flair is gaining some momentum. ## Shotzi manages to kick Bayley in the neck and finally makes the tag to Flair. Flair does a Crossbody on Bayley and IYO, who also gets involved in the fight. Flair does a Fallaway Slam on Bayley and then takes her out with a Clothesline. IYO joins the fray, but she also gets taken down. ## Bayley looks surprised as she locks Flair into an inside cradle. Flair manages to escape and puts Bayley in a submission hold, but out of nowhere, IYO hits Flair with a Minora. IYO then takes Flair to the top turnbuckle and brings her down with a Frankensteiner. ## Meanwhile, Asuka arrives on the scene and deals with Dakota, grabbing the title. Flair seizes the opportunity and eliminates Bayley with a strong Boot, sending her tumbling off the turnbuckle. Flair also removes IYO from the apron. Shotzi takes charge, delivering a Fisherman's DDT to secure the victory. ## WINNER: Charlotte Flair & Shotzi ## Next, we shift our focus to The Bloodline storyline. In the backstage area, Paul Heyman and Jimmy Uso are having a discussion. Jimmy is sporting The Bloodline T-shirt and he's telling Heyman that he's ready to go. However, Heyman tries to make it clear that he can't grant him access until The Tribal Chief gives the word. ## Heyman advises Jimmy Uso to handle tonight's business with AJ Styles while he takes care of his matters with Roman Reigns. Heyman departs from the scene and as he walks a little further, he encounters Styles. Heyman says something to AJ Styles that prompts Styles to grip his lapel. Out of nowhere, Jimmy Uso swiftly takes down AJ Styles. ## -We come back to the ring and it's fan-favorite LA Knight making his way out to the ring. ## Knight is in the ring and he talks about his match against The Miz with John Cena playing the special guest referee for the match. Knight says he didn't ask for John Cena and he didn't need John Cena. He says he doesn't need Cena's endorsement. ## Grayson Waller's music hits and he is there. He brings out Austin Theory, and Knight throws up a proposal for a match against Theory. The challenge is accepted and the match is happening next. ## YEAH! 🔊🔊🔊@RealLAKnight shows @_Theory1 and @GraysonWWE how it's done! 👏#SmackDown pic.twitter.com/EtUcphuCTq— WWE (@WWE) September 9, 2023 ## Singles Match: LA Knight vs Austin Theory ## Theory starts with a side headlock and shoulder tackle. They repeat it. Knight counters with an uppercut and a swinging neckbreaker. Theory avoids Knight's slam, chokes him in the corner, and lands a suplex, but gets a near fall. Knight slams Theory into the announce table briefly, then Theory counters an Irish whip, sending Knight onto the top rope, and hits a hanging neckbreaker off the apron. ## Back from the break...and the crowd is going crazy, Knight with a punch and follows up a Clothesline to take Theory down. Knight takes him into the corner and pummels there. Theory advances with a knee attack, Theory with a massive Rollins Blockbuster for the cover, but does get the win. Knight sends Theory off the ropes, both superstars are outside. Theory with a Vertical Suplex on the floor and it hurts Knight. Meanwhile, we see Waller pull off the turnbuckle, but that's all, nothing affects Knight. He goes for a BFT on Austin for the cover and wins the match. ## Seems like @GraysonWWE is enjoying the show... 🙄Will @_Theory1 successfully say NAH NAH to @RealLAKnight's plan for victory tonight? #SmackDown pic.twitter.com/jCfeOY2NSv— WWE (@WWE) September 9, 2023 ## WINNER: LA Knight ## Following the match, Waller goes for an attack on Knight, but Knight sees it coming. Seeing this Waller rolls out of the ring. ## AJ is in the back with Cathy Kelley. Styles talks about issues with Jimmy Uso, AJ says he is standing and if he is standing, he can fight. ## The Brawling Brutes Vs The Judgment Day ## Before we could start the match, The Brawling Brutes and The Judgment Day get into a brawle. The Brawling Brutes are able to take The Judgment Day out of the ring. Back from the back and the match starts off with Priest and Butch. Priest with a Forearm sending Butch to the mat, Finn gets it, while on the other side Ridge makes his way into the ring. Ridge goes for a Delayed Butterfly Suplex and that's massive. The matchup looks so interesting with Dom getting involved and you know the crowd doesn't like him at all, so the boos are here. Buth goes for a Shining Wizard to Finn Balor and goes up to the top for a Monsault to take out Priest and Finn. ## ⚠️ KEEP YOUR FINGERS AWAY FROM @PeteDunneYxB! ⚠️@FinnBalor #SmackDown pic.twitter.com/scbC9AuIjA— WWE (@WWE) September 9, 2023 ## Priest goes for a Forearm, but Ridge blocks it and lands an overhead belly-to-belly suplex. The Brawling Brutes was very near to clinch a win after landing that double team move, but Priest with a Cyclone kick on Butch for the cover and wins the match. WINNERS: Finn Balor and Damian Priest ## Following the match, the music hits and it's Bobby Lashley making making way out with his buddies Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins. They are into the ring and Lashley confronts Priest. Lashley goes close and says The Bloodline is crumbling but THE Judgment Day is not taking over...It is going to be them. ## Singles Match: AJ Styles vs. Jimmy Uso ## Both superstars are in the ring, The bell rings and Jimmy goes for a Superkick, but Styles avoids it and takes him down with a kick on his legs, Uso gets out of the ring to feel some relaxation. Styles once again gain the control. Styles with a kick to the back of the neck of Jimmy. The referee is checking on Jimmy. Meanwhile, Styles with a kick to the face and he rolls out of the ring, The referee is trying to stop Styles. ## Jimmy gets back into the ring and lands a left hand to the chin of Styles. Jimmy Uso once again rolls out of the ring. Meanwhile, Styles with a Basement kick to take him down. Styles gets on the apron, but Jimmy with a Superkick to take him down. Styles still hangs on the apron. Meanwhile, Solo along with Paul Heyman appears there. ## Jimmy throws up a smile and sends Styles head-first into the ring steps, We go to the commercial break. We are back and Jimmy drops Styles over the head, Styles is down in the corner, and Jimmy lands some punches and goes for a ring-shaking impact. Jimmy goes for the cover, but Styles kicks out right there. Styles tries to gain the power, but Jimmy drops Styles to the mat. ## Both men trade punches, with Jimmy landing a kick to the back. Meanwhile, Styles responds with a Pele kick that brings Jimmy down. Styles quickly regains control and tosses Jimmy out of the ring. Styles hits Jimmy with a forearm off the ropes. He then sends Jimmy back into the ring and gets ready for a Phenomenal Forearm, but Jimmy manages to avoid it. Styles counters with a backbreaker and goes for the cover, but Jimmy kicks out.## Jimmy retaliates with some punches and goes for a cover, but it's only a near fall. He follows up with a headbutt, while Styles executes a DDT from the top rope for another cover, but Jimmy kicks out.## Styles heads to the apron, but Jimmy delivers a massive Superkick while Styles was distracted by Solo and Heyman at ringside. Styles is sent to the floor, and Solo approaches Styles, but Jimmy also joins in. Styles fights back, taking down Solo. Styles then gets Jimmy back into the ring and finishes the match with a Phenomenal Forearm for the cover and the victory. ## WINNER: AJ Styles ## After the match, Solo enters the ring, but Styles rolls out. Out of nowhere, Priest attacked Styles when he was making his way out of the arena, Finn Balor also joined there and they sent Styles back into the ring only to be handled by Solo. Solo with a Samoa Spike on Styles. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

WWE Monday Night Raw Results September 4, 2023: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap WWE News
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WWE Monday Night Raw Results September 4, 2023: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap

BY SACNILK

Memphis, September 4, 2023 - Here is the live coverage for this week's Monday Night Raw which is scheduled to air on September 4, 2023, live from FedExForum in Memphis, TN. ## Monday Night Raw currently airs live on Monday evenings on the USA Network from 8:00 ET–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, September 4, 2023: Live Coverage Jey Uso opened the show, and Michael Cole pointed out that Cody Rhodes had brought him to Raw, mentioning Rhodes' past role as an EVP and his ability to get things done.## Uso talked about his frustration with family conflicts each week and how Cody Rhodes had called him, leading to him being on Main Event Mondays alone. He declared that Main Event Jey Uso was now in town.## Sami Zayn made his entrance and acknowledged that some backstage might have issues with Uso due to his previous ties with the Bloodline. He mentioned Kevin Owens' absence and expressed his happiness about Uso being on Raw. Zayn praised Uso for breaking free from the Bloodline and going solo, calling him the real Main Event Jey Uso. He offered a handshake, but Uso declined, and Zayn left the ring. Uso commented that it wasn't very Ucey of Zayn.## As they exited, Drew McIntyre made his entrance, and there was a tense stare-down with Uso. The announcers emphasized McIntyre's displeasure with Uso's presence. Riddle also showed up and had a similar reaction. ## A video featuring Nakamura played, where he admitted underestimating Seth Rollins but claimed he would ultimately become the World Heavyweight Champion.## Ricochet had a conversation with Adam Pearce backstage when Seth Rollins arrived. Pearce expressed concern about Rollins being on the show after Nakamura's attack at Payback. Rollins assured Pearce he was fine. Ricochet told Rollins he didn't need to carry the entire show on his own, to which Rollins reiterated his well-being. ## The Viking Raiders Vs Matt Riddle & Drew McIntyre in a no disqualification match ## The Vikings attacked McIntyre early on but ended up throwing both of them out of the ring. McIntyre shared a hug with Riddle and then tossed him with a belly-to-belly over the ropes, taking down the Vikings. Riddle got back in the ring and asked McIntyre to fetch the tables. McIntyre told Riddle to do it himself, so Riddle did just that. ## After the commercial break, The Vikings avoided McIntyre's attempt to superplex one of them through the table by pulling the table away. However, McIntyre quickly regained control and tried to finish off Ivar with the Claymore kick. Erik intervened by pulling Ivar out of the ring. Both Vikings then jumped McIntyre outside the ring, but McIntyre swiftly regained control and launched Ivar over the announcer's table. He also gave Erik an overhead belly-to-belly. ## Erik fought back and splashed McIntyre as they tried to slam him into the table, but Riddle re-entered the match to rescue McIntyre. Riddle set up Erik on the table and climbed the top rope. However, Valhalla's distraction caused Riddle to lose focus, allowing the Vikings to recover. Kofi Kingston rushed to the scene to help but accidentally hit Riddle with the Trouble in Paradise kick. Consequently, The Vikings pinned Riddle after executing a Ragnarok through the table. ## WINNER: The Viking Raiders ## McIntyre showed his displeasure about the loss and gave Kingston a stern look after the match.## They ran a video package highlighting past Intercontinental champions, such as Booker T, Roman Reigns, Shawn Michaels, Steve Austin, and The Honky Tonk Man, ahead of tonight's title match.## Seth Rollins made his way to the ring and acknowledged that Nakamura had done exactly what he had promised in their match at Payback. He admitted that during the match, there were moments where he wasn't sure if he could continue. However, he emphasized that he was still the World Heavyweight Champion.## Rollins mentioned that even though he emerged victorious, Nakamura was able to leave the arena on his own two feet while he had to be wheeled out in a wheelchair with the assistance of his wife. He called Nakamura out and proposed a World Heavyweight title match if Nakamura came to the ring right away.## Nakamura took a moment to consider the offer and then spoke in Japanese. Rollins assumed Nakamura had accepted, but Nakamura firmly responded with a "no" multiple times. Rollins exited the ring and charged at Nakamura, leading to a brawl between the two. Adam Pearce came out and sent security personnel to intervene and separate them. Nakamura focused his attacks on Rollins' back as Ricochet came out to assist Rollins. Eventually, security managed to escort Nakamura away. ## Ricochet Vs Shinsuke Nakamura ## They grappled for a few minutes, and then Nakamura took control with a suplex off the turnbuckle. Following a commercial break, Ricochet seized the upper hand. Damian Priest and Rhea Ripley observed the match from backstage. Ricochet executed a standing shooting star press and headed to the top rope for a 450 splash, but Nakamura managed to evade it. Ricochet followed up with the Recoil, nearly securing a victory. ## Nakamura halted Ricochet's momentum with a knee strike, but Ricochet quickly countered and delivered a running senton off the apron to the floor. However, Nakamura dodged the move, and they continued their fight near the barricade. It culminated in Nakamura using a steel chair on Ricochet, resulting in a disqualification finish, which added a unique twist to the match. ## WINNER: Ricochet ## After the match, Nakamura placed a steel chair around Ricochet's neck, but Rollins rushed into the ring to rescue Ricochet. Rollins forcefully ejected security personnel who tried to stop him and then leaped out of the ring with a high-flying tope, knocking Nakamura down. Nevertheless, Nakamura swiftly regained his composure and rammed Rollins' back into the steel steps. Ricochet used a chair to drive Nakamura away.## In the backstage area, Damian Priest and Rhea Ripley were closely following the unfolding situation. Ripley told Priest, who held his Money in the Bank briefcase tightly, that tonight wasn't the night.## They aired footage of Zoey Stark betraying Trish Stratus after Stratus had criticized her following their steel cage match at Payback. In a backstage interview, Stark expressed her respect for Stratus but asserted that nobody pushes her around. Shayna Baszler confronted Stark, and both women agreed to a match for tonight. ## The Judgment Day faction made their way to the ring to address the audience. Dominik Mysterio began to speak but was met with a chorus of boos from the crowd. He acknowledged that everyone in the faction now held titles. Finn Balor congratulated Mysterio on his one-year anniversary with The Judgment Day and thanked Rhea Ripley for her voice of reason. He also praised Damian Priest for their tag team title victory and paid tribute to JD McDonagh. Balor highlighted his own achievement of becoming a Grand Slam champion.## Ripley expressed her happiness about the unity within the faction and emphasized that they were like a family after their success at the recent event. However, she expressed frustration that people were focused on Jey Uso's move to Raw, asserting that The Bloodline had fallen, and The Judgment Day was now the dominant faction in WWE.## Priest began to speak when JD McDonagh interrupted them. Priest was not pleased with this interruption. McDonagh stated that changes were needed within The Judgment Day, particularly regarding Priest's Money in the Bank briefcase. He presented Priest with a new purple briefcase labeled "Senor Money in the Bank."## Sami Zayn then entered the scene, addressing the absence of Kevin Owens and expressing his dissatisfaction about losing the titles on Saturday. He referred to the faction as "championship-stealing turds" and singled out Dominik Mysterio as the biggest one. Zayn challenged Mysterio to a match, but McDonagh intervened, refusing to fight Mysterio and instead challenging Zayn, who accepted.## The broadcast also featured highlights of several Intercontinental champions, including Pedro Morales, The Ultimate Warrior, Razor Ramon, The Rock, Rey Mysterio, Wade Barrett, and Seth Rollins.## Gunther delivered a promo in which he questioned Gable's place in history. He asserted that someone like Gable didn't belong in the history books, while he would stand as the longest-reigning Intercontinental Champion after their match. ## Shayna Bazler Vs Zoey Stark ## It may not have been necessary to have Zoey Stark lose immediately after her storyline with Stratus, but it seems like they are setting up something between her and Baszler based on the ending. The crowd was noticeably unresponsive during this match. ## Baszler focused her attacks on Stark's right arm, relentlessly working it over. She attempted the Kirifuda Clutch, but Stark managed to break free. Their encounter spilled to the outside, with Baszler again trying for the clutch. However, Stark pushed Baszler into the announce table and followed up with a plancha from the ring apron. ## After a commercial break, Stark made a comeback with a German suplex. She attempted what appeared to be the Z360 move but couldn't execute it properly due to her injured hand. Unfortunately, the crowd seemed disengaged from the match. Baszler eventually trapped Stark in the Kirifuda Clutch. Stark tried to resist the submission, even managing to get back on her feet briefly, but ultimately, after about a minute, she had to tap out. ## WINNER: Shayna Bazler ## After the match, Stark managed to stand on her feet. Baszler appeared to have gained some respect for Stark and acknowledged that Stark had put up a tougher fight than Ronda ever did. They exchanged a fist bump as a sign of mutual respect. ## In a backstage segment, Finn Balor suggested that JD consider joining The Judgment Day. However, Priest felt the need to prove himself first, which Balor agreed with. Mysterio expressed his willingness to go along with whatever decision they made. Ripley advised waiting to see how JD performs in his match against Zayn tonight. As Priest and Balor exited, Ripley reminded Mysterio to ensure that everything goes smoothly during JD's match. ## Raquel Rodriguez Vs Chelsea Green ## Green tried to escape, but Rodriguez swiftly went after her and handled her roughly. Rodriguez landed a boot and executed a fallaway slam. Green briefly tried to counter and attempted a crossbody, but Raquel intercepted her, delivered a clothesline, and then secured the victory with the Tejana bomb. ## WINNER: Raquel Rodriguez ## Rodriguez mentioned she had a chat with Adam Pence. She told him she's getting her Payback rematch, and Dominik Mysterio won't be allowed at ringside. She also informed Rhea Ripley that they'll meet next week for the Women's World Championship.## Other Intercontinental Champions include Don Muraco, Mr. Perfect, Bret Hart, Eddie Guerrero, Kofi Kingston, and Cody Rhodes.## Chad Gable asserted that he's already made history as a former Olympian with a master's degree. Tonight, he plans to show everyone, including his crew and his family in the front row, that he's more than just a tag team specialist. He believes his desire to take the championship outweighs his opponent's desire to hold onto it. ## The Miz then took the microphone to address the audience. ## Drew McIntyre was pacing backstage when Matt Riddle approached him and advised him to cool off. McIntyre warned that if Jey Uso got in his way, he would deal with the person responsible for bringing him in, Cody Rhodes. Kofi Kingston joined the conversation and offered an apology, but McIntyre didn't appear to fully accept it. He told Kingston that he would be vigilant in case of any more 'accidents' in the future. ## In the ring, The Miz hosted Miz TV and claimed he wasn't defeated by LA Knight at Payback; he felt victimized. He introduced John Cena, who was curiously invisible throughout his entrance, with the cameraman handling all the camera cuts. Miz engaged in a one-sided conversation with the invisible Cena, stating he had seen through Cena for eighteen years. ## Miz questioned the invisible chair next to him, asking if it had betrayed him and if LA Knight had paid it off. It appeared, in Miz's imagination, that the chair answered in the affirmative. Miz then requested that invisible Cena leave, slapped the invisible Cena, and delivered the Skull Crushing Finale to thin air. After reminiscing about headlining a WrestleMania with John Cena 12 years ago, he concluded by challenging LA Knight to a one-on-one match. ## The Miz has maintained the same character for many years on this show, without significant changes. ## Jey Uso strolled through the backstage area, and after a brief encounter with Akira Tozawa, he crossed paths with Adam Pearce. Pearce informed him that due to his trade to Raw, SmackDown would be receiving a trade in return, and the outcome might not please everyone. After Uso departed, Tommaso Ciampa approached Pearce, and the two headed into Pearce's office for a discussion. ## JD McDonagh Vs Sami Zayn ## This match could have been better with more time, but considering what they had, it was alright.## The two wrestlers squared off for a few minutes before McDonagh, on the outside, slammed Zayn into the post before the commercial break. Upon returning, Zayn fought his way out of a rest hold and knocked down McDonagh with a clothesline. Zayn executed a Michinoku driver for a close nearfall. ## Zayn followed up with an exploder into the ring post while attempting the Helluva kick, but Dominik Mysterio intervened by pulling JD out of the ring. Zayn turned his attention to Mysterio but got distracted momentarily on the outside, allowing McDonagh to roll him up for the victory. ## WINNER: JD McDonag ## After the match, Zayn attacked Mysterio, attempting the Helluva kick, but McDonagh pulled Zayn out of the ring and signaled for Mysterio to make his escape. Zayn then directed his aggression towards McDonagh, delivering the Helluva kick to him instead. The commentators emphasized that Mysterio didn't return the favor after McDonagh saved him. ## A replay of the Tiffany Stratton and Becky Lynch confrontation from Payback was shown, and they promoted Stratton's title defense against Kiana James for tomorrow. ## Additional Intercontinental Champions include Randy Savage, Tito Santana, Triple H, Edge, The Miz, and Bobby Lashley. ## Gunther Vs Chad Gable for the WWE Intercontinental Championship ## The final minutes of this match were fantastic, and the crowd was really engaged. Unfortunately, there were two commercial breaks during the match, so we only got to see the last five minutes without interruption. This bout deserved a spot on the pay-per-view or a premium live event. If I were in charge of booking, I'd schedule a third match, and I believe Gable should win the title at Fastlane next month. ## After a few minutes, and of course, another commercial break, we saw Gable targeting Gunther's leg outside the ring, working on it until Gunther halted his efforts. Gunther brought Gable down with a powerful chop. Gable tried to retaliate with chops of his own, but Gunther knocked him down with another hefty chop. ## Following YET ANOTHER COMMERCIAL, Gable attempted to go after Gunther's leg again, but Gunther lifted him up and executed a powerbomb, causing both to tumble to the floor. Gable responded with a German suplex and tossed Gunther back into the ring. However, when Gable entered the ring, Gunther hit him with a powerbomb for a close two-count. ## Gable executed a superplex and followed it up with a flying headbutt, resulting in another nearfall. He then attempted an ankle lock, but Gunther managed to escape. Gable tried for the Chaos Theory, but Gunther slipped away once more. Gable then delivered a back suplex and successfully executed the Chaos Theory suplex, but Gunther kicked out again. ## Gable went for a moonsault, but Gunther raised his leg. Gable noticed and transitioned into an ankle lock. After a brief struggle, Gunther trapped Gable in a sleeper hold. Gable cleverly shifted his weight, planting his feet on the floor and pinning Gunther's shoulders for another two-count. Gunther responded with a sleeper suplex, a powerbomb, and a thunderous clothesline to secure the victory. ## A child in the audience was shown crying as Gunther received the championship. Michael Cole commented that after 35 years, Gunther would break The Honky Tonk Man's record as the longest-reigning Intercontinental Champion of all time. The show concluded with Gunther standing at the entrance, while Gable appeared dejected in the ring. ## WINNER: Gunther ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

AEW Collision Results September 2, 2023: Highlights, Commentary, Live Update, Winners AEW News
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AEW Collision Results September 2, 2023: Highlights, Commentary, Live Update, Winners

BY SACNILK

Chicago, September 2, 2023 - Here is the live coverage for this week's edition of AEW Collision which is set to take place on September 2, 2023, live from the United Center in Chicago, Illinois. ## 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. ## On the September 2, 2023, episode of AEW Collision, we're in for The Acclaimed's first defense of the Trios Titles, along with other matches and segments leading up to the All Out 2023 PPV. The Trios Titles will be on the line as The Acclaimed & Billy Gunn go up against Daniel Garcia, Angelo Parker, and Matt Menard. ## In another trios match, The Outcasts will take on Britt Baker, Hikaru Shida, and Kris Statlander. Additionally, Jay White is set to face Dax Harwood in a match. To add to the excitement, Ricky Starks is challenging Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat to a strap match. ## AEW Collision Results September 2, 2023: AEW Collision started with Tony Khan talking honestly about the CM Punk situation. He mentioned that the confrontation posed risks to people, including the production team and himself. Following advice from legal advisors and an AEW discipline committee, he decided to let go of CM Punk. Dave's take on this can be heard on Wrestling Observer Radio and is highly recommended. ## Ricky Starks/Ricky Steamboat segment ## Tony Schiavone kicked off the entertainment part of the show by bringing Ricky Starks into the ring. Starks entered with a hefty weight belt, and he was joined by Big Bill.## Schiavone questioned Starks about his challenge to Ricky Steamboat, a 70-year-old man, for a strap match, and asked if he was crazy. Starks responded that he was tired of starting over and was determined to rebuild. He expressed his pride in Big Bill and encouraged him to pursue his goals.## Starks then connected this to his issue with Steamboat, mentioning that he was suspended for 28 days and missed All In because of it. He wanted an answer from Steamboat. Steamboat's classic WCW theme played, and he appeared with a clipboard. Steamboat stated that he never complained about losing to Starks on social media but had heard about Starks wanting this match through the same platform.## Steamboat explained that he had a contract with both their names, indicating a match between Ricky Starks and "The Dragon." However, it seemed that Bryan Danielson might be the Dragon in question instead of Ricky Steamboat. Danielson made his way to the ring.## Babyface Bryan Danielson returned to save AEW All Out with Moxley, Orange Cassidy, and a few others. Fans chanted at Starks as he made a pledge, and it brought laughter. Bryan Danielson and Ricky Starks are set to have a strap match at AEW All Out tomorrow night. It was an exciting turn of events.## Jon Moxley delivered a promo about Orange Cassidy, acknowledging Cassidy's impressive run and calling him the real deal. Moxley highlighted the rarity of facing someone on such a run and emphasized the difference between real wrestlers and fake ones who seek an easy way out when things get tough. He expressed hope that Cassidy wouldn't back down. This promo was fantastic. ## AEW Trios Tag Team Champions The Acclaimed (Max Caster, Anthony Bowens, & Billy Gunn) Vs 2point0 (Matt Menard & Angelo Parker) & Daniel Garcia to retain ## Bowens began the match against Parker and swiftly sent him out of the ring. Parker made a quick tag to Garcia, who squared off with Billy Gunn. Garcia dodged a chop and started dancing in the middle of the ring, followed by a taunt to Billy Gunn. However, Gunn landed a punch that brought Garcia to his knees, and Gunn celebrated with some dance moves of his own. ## Garcia gained the upper hand on Bowens after Jake Hager intervened by pulling Caster and Gunn away from the apron. Garcia then applied the Dragon Tamer submission hold on Bowens, with Parker and Menard holding Caster at bay. Gunn eventually managed to break up the submission, but not before Bowens suffered significant damage. ## Bowens countered with an enziguri on Garcia and tagged Caster back in, who briefly had the advantage before facing Menard. During this exchange, Nigel McGuinness humorously remarked, "Where did he get that name, Daddy Magic?" Kevin Kelly suggested it might be from Jericho, to which McGuinness quipped, "I thought it was prison." ## Caster then tagged Gunn back in, and Gunn went on a rampage, tagging Caster once more to finish the match with a flying elbow for the victory. ## WINNER: AEW Trios Tag Team Champions The Acclaimed (Max Caster, Anthony Bowens, & Billy Gunn) ## Backstage, The Dark Order had a chat with Lexy Nair. She asked them about their upcoming match for the ROH World Tag Team Championship against MJF and Adam Cole. John Silver grumbled about his buddy Budge teaming up with MJF, and Alex Renyolds mentioned that he had a hand in training MJF. He expressed pride in his student's success but also stated his intention to show MJF what it truly meant to be a champion. ## Later, Ricky Starks crossed paths with Tony Schiavone backstage. Starks confidently declared that tomorrow night's challenge against Bryan Danielson wouldn't be any different from any other he had faced, and he was determined to come out on top. ## Aussie Open (Kyle Fletcher & Mark Davis) Vs Nick Wayne & Komander w/ Alex Abrahantes ## Aussie Open swiftly focused their attention on Komander, keeping him in the ring and working him over for a few minutes. Komander managed to turn the tide by delivering a jawbreaker to Davis and skillfully flipping out of a back suplex. He also dodged a corner charge and made a tag to Wayne. ## Wayne sprang into action, landing a superkick on Davis and executing an Asai DDT on Fletcher. He then took the fight to the outside, performing a tope con giro on Davis. Wayne continued his assault by hitting a frog splash on Fletcher, but it resulted in a close 2-count. Wayne signaled for his OsCutter move but was thwarted by Fletcher, who countered with a half-and-half suplex. ## Davis tagged in and prepared to slam Wayne with a crucifix bomb, but Komander intervened with a superkick to Fletcher. Davis still managed to put Wayne down and caught Komander as he attempted a Code Breaker, powerbombing him in the process. Davis didn't stop there; he threw Komander back into the air and finished with a piledriver. ## Regrettably for Wayne, he faced a barrage of forearms from both members of Aussie Open. Wayne attempted his OsCutter, also known as Wayne's World, on both Aussie Open members, but they caught him and executed a move called Coriolis, sealing their victory. ## WINNER: Aussie Open (Kyle Fletcher & Mark Davis) ## Tony Schiavone conducted an interview with Wayne after the match. Wayne expressed his frustration at the loss but couldn't help but think about how Darby Allin had forgiven AR Fox for their past issues. Darby then came to the ring and shared a story about Nick Wayne's presence during a fight between Darby and Buddy Wayne. This fight had led to a three-year estrangement between Darby and the Wayne family. Unfortunately, Buddy Wayne passed away during this time, and Darby had to live with that. Darby emphasized the importance of forgiveness because you never know how much time is left. He then asked Wayne to be in his corner on Sunday.## Christian made his entrance and teased jokingly about reaching out to Nick Wayne's mother. He suggested that Nick Wayne was just a personal project for Darby Allin and pointed out that he was not the TNT Champion. Christian warned that on Sunday, Nick Wayne should be prepared to throw in the towel because Allin would need it. It was a solid promo from Christian.## Claudio Castagnoli had a backstage segment with Wheeler Yuta, congratulating Kingston on defeating Yuta and downplaying its significance by mentioning how the BCC beat up Yuta regularly. Castagnoli punctuated each line with a European uppercut and discussed his plans to beat Kingston with Yuta at the PPV.## Eddie Kingston, accompanied by Katsuyori Shibata, responded by mocking Castagnoli for beating up Yuta and Yuta for taking it. He claimed that Castagnoli couldn't look at him because he was afraid. Kingston asked Shibata for his opinion, and Shibata used Google Translate on his phone to show a message that read, "You both suck!" Kingston had a good laugh. These were two great promos.## Lexy Nair interviewed Saraya & Ruby Soho, with Soho reminiscing about her AEW Women's World Championship win and confidently stating her intention to capture the TBS Championship at AEW All Out. Nair inquired about Toni Storm, and Soho assured her that Storm was fine, despite being half-naked in the parking lot throwing her shoes at birds. Soho reiterated that everything was fine within the Outcasts and promised to demonstrate it in their trios match later in the night.## Tony Schiavone introduced Dennis Rodman, who made his way to the ring. Before Rodman could speak, Jeff Jarrett and his crew interrupted and joined him in the ring. Jarrett expressed his pleasure at seeing Rodman, reminiscing about their time in WCW together and claiming to be the leader of the NWO. He presented Rodman with a proposition, but Rodman initially brushed it off.## However, Rodman eventually agreed and suggested he could take on Satnam Singh. Sonjay Dutt, displaying a new shirt with Rodman's face on it, approached Rodman, who shoved Dutt. Jarrett, Lethal, and Singh attempted to attack Rodman, but The Acclaimed rushed in to make the save. The Acclaimed then challenged Jarrett, Lethal, and Singh to a trios title match the following night.## A video package highlighted Shane Taylor, concluding with him vowing to reclaim his title as he executed the Greetings from Asbury Park on Keith Lee.## Samoa Joe delivered a fiery promo, stating that he would give Shane Taylor a reality check at AEW All Out. Joe mentioned that Taylor might hope for the performance of a lifetime but would ultimately regret crossing paths with him. Joe asserted that Taylor might want to knock him out, but Joe would make an example of him and ensure he regretted uttering his name. It was an awesome promo. ## Britt Baker, Hikaru Shida & Kris Statlander Vs The Outcasts (Saraya, Ruby Soho, & Toni Storm) ## Toni Storm kicked off the match against Statlander, and they traded shoulder tackles. Statlander displayed more power, while Storm showed greater speed. However, Storm's quickness didn't prove beneficial when she ran into a body slam. Storm resorted to pulling Statlander's hair and attempted a hip attack in the corner. Unfortunately, she wasted too much time, allowing Statlander to recover and counter with a dropkick before tagging in Baker. ## Baker executed a sling blade and tagged in Shida, who delivered a powerful forearm to Soho. Baker held Saraya's arms back while Shida aimed for a forearm, but Saraya dodged, nearly causing Shida to hit Baker. This created an opportunity for Saraya and Soho to double-team Shida behind the referee's back. Storm tagged in and delivered a brutal hip attack to Shida in the corner. ## Saraya took advantage of the distracted referee to slam Shida into the announce table, and Soho brought her back into the ring. Shida eventually fought back, landing an enziguri on Storm and making the tag to Statlander, who unleashed her power against both Saraya and Soho. Statlander executed a blue thunder bomb on Saraya, but Soho broke up the pin attempt. ## In the closing moments, all six women exchanged moves. Saraya superkicked Baker, but Statlander responded with a powerslam. Storm tried to break up the pin but inadvertently landed on Saraya. Saraya tagged out to Baker, who hit a fisherman's neckbreaker on Soho. However, Baker fell victim to spray paint in the face from Saraya, allowing Soho to secure the victory with No Future. ## WINNER: Britt Baker, Hikaru Shida & Kris Statlander ## Powerhouse Hobbs Vs GPA ## This match was incredibly quick. Hobbs dominated and finished it with a spinebuster. The match ended so swiftly that his music started playing just seconds after it concluded. ## WINNER: Powerhouse Hobbs ## Miro's music played, and he entered the ring in his wrestling attire, immediately engaging in a brawl with Hobbs. The fight spilled out to ringside, where Hobbs tossed Miro into the ring steps, while Miro retaliated by sending Hobbs over the railing into the crowd. After this brief but intense altercation, Hobbs slowly backed away, receiving cheers from the crowd for the intense encounter. ## Following a rundown of the AEW All Out card, an incredible hype video played, featuring Konosuke Takeshita and Kenny Omega, set to the tune of "God's Gonna Cut You Down." It was a truly fantastic video. ## Backstage, Orange Cassidy was seated and expressed his reluctance to speak at the moment. However, he felt compelled to talk about his upcoming title match, unlike anything he had experienced before. He reflected on his previous matches against PAC and Will Ospreay, demonstrating that he belonged in AEW. Now, he faced Jon Moxley, the very man who carried AEW on his shoulders during challenging times. Cassidy vowed to relieve Moxley of that burden and carry it himself as the AEW International Champion. It was an awesome promo. ## Jay White (w/ Juice Robinson, Austin & Colten Gunn) Vs Dax Harwood (w/ Cash Wheeler) ## Harwood and White kicked things off with some classic wrestling moves, even adding a humorous moment where Harwood got the crowd to cheer for him while he had White in an abdominal stretch. White gained the upper hand by executing a headlock suplex into the corner. As the Gunns and Robinson tried to interfere, Wheeler rushed in with a chair, scaring them away. ## The referee scolded Robinson, who retorted with, "He has a chair, you idiot!" It was a fair point since the referee didn't see anything beyond the chair in play. White later hit a DDT on Harwood for a two-count. Harwood responded with a superplex shortly after but missed a diving headbutt. During a break in the action, JR, Nigel, and Kelly discussed the hardest chops they had ever seen, giving a shout-out to Wahoo McDaniel. ## Harwood attempted a slingshot suplex, but White countered by necking him on the ropes to escape. White returned to the ring but was met with a German suplex from Harwood, who followed up with a brainbuster for another two-count. Harwood dished out a punishing chop to White on the floor, and then went for another diving DDT, but White managed to get to the apron. Harwood's chop was so forceful that it sent White back into the ring over the ropes. ## White retaliated with a dragon screw on the ropes as Harwood tried to re-enter. White then executed a backdrop driver and a Death Valley Driver for a two-count. A clothesline from White was answered with a hard-hitting one from Harwood that left White on his head. Harwood cleverly dodged some punches, feigned an attack, and hit a piledriver for a two-count. ## White sent Harwood crashing into the metal post between the ropes, followed by a uranage for another two-count. White attempted the Blade Runner, but Harwood blocked it by grabbing the ropes. White countered with a slingshot powerbomb as he shouted "No!" ## Harwood locked in a sharpshooter on White, who eventually reached the ropes. The other members of Bullet Club Gold pulled White out of the ring, and as Harwood confronted them, White made a recovery and executed a Blade Runner on the floor. Harwood managed to cradle White when they returned to the ring, but White kicked out and swiftly countered with a Blade Runner for the pinfall victory. ## WINNER: Jay White (w/ Juice Robinson, Austin & Colten Gunn) ## It appears we might witness another showdown between Juice Robinson and Jay White, possibly at AEW Dynamite Grand Slam. ## After the match, the Bullet Club attacked Wheeler and began assaulting FTR. In a dire situation, the Young Bucks rushed in to rescue FTR. Following the intervention, the Bucks extended a handshake to FTR, but FTR declined. Some fans in a small section started chanting "CM Punk," although their voices were mostly drowned out by the rest of the crowd. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

WWE Payback 2023 Results: Highlights, Commentary, Live Update, Winners Payback
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WWE Payback 2023 Results: Highlights, Commentary, Live Update, Winners

BY SACNILK

Pittsburgh, 2 September - Here is the live coverage for The 2023 Payback which will take place during Labor Day weekend on Saturday, September 2, 2023, at the PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and will be the first Payback held since 2020. ## The title "Payback" seems fitting for this Saturday's WWE pay-per-view, as many of the company's top stars are heading into the event with revenge on their minds. The card promises an array of exciting matchups, including a steel cage clash and a street fight, as well as several championship bouts. ## Two notable matches are on the horizon. Becky Lynch is set to face Trish Stratus inside a steel cage. Stratus has been using shortcuts to gain an advantage over Lynch for months, and now "The Man" will have the opportunity to confront her WWE Hall of Fame opponent in an environment where there are no easy escapes. ## Similarly, the world heavyweight champion, Seth Rollins, is seeking payback as he faces off against Shinsuke Nakamura. ## WWE Payback 2023 Play-By-Play Results ## Our hosts are Jackie Redmond and Kayla Braxton. They're joined by Peter Rosenberg, Booker T, and Wade Barrett. They review the Payback card. A video package highlights the Tag Title Match. Wade chooses The Judgment Day. Booker and Peter go with Sami and Kevin. Another video package focuses on Miz and LA Knight. Wade, Booker, and Peter all predict LA Knight as the winner. A video package showcases Cody Rhodes. ## Grayson Waller joins the panel to discuss hosting Cody. Waller hints at Cody having big news to reveal on the Grayson Waller Effect. He thinks Austin Theory will win the US Title tonight and mentions John Cena's possible involvement. Kayla asks Waller about his prediction for the Miz/Knight match. Waller predicts Miz's victory and a lesson for LA Knight. ## Booker inquires about Waller's takeover of the main roster. Waller talks about his involvement with Edge, John Cena, and Cody Rhodes, claiming they seek him out for relevance. He praises Cody's superstar demeanor but downplays Cody's ability to compete with him. ## Wade advises Waller not to provoke Cody. Waller provocatively suggests he wants Cody to punch him to go viral. They return with a video package featuring Becky Lynch and Trish Stratus. Wade and Booker pick Trish, while Peter chooses Becky. ## Another video package highlights Raquel vs. Rhea. Wade picks Rhea, Booker picks Raquel, and Peter goes with Rhea. They discuss the US Title match between Austin Theory and Rey Mysterio. Wade, Booker, and Peter all pick Austin Theory. Finally, a video package showcases the World Title Match. Wade, Booker, and Peter all choose Nakamura. ## Steel Cage Match: Trish Stratus Vs Becky Lynch ## As the bell rings to start the match, Trish and Becky stand across from each other. Trish tries to make a quick exit through the door, but Becky prevents her. Trish evades Becky's attempts at a Manhandle Slam and heads for the ropes to climb. Becky catches up and delivers forearms, sending Trish into the turnbuckles. Becky chops Trish and blocks a kick, then hits three exploders in a row. Becky attempts to toss Trish into the cage, but Trish blocks it. Trish tries to send Becky into the cage, but Becky avoids it. Trish kicks Becky, climbs the cage, and Becky follows suit. They exchange punches on the top rope until Becky knocks Trish down. Trish pulls Becky off the turnbuckle and smashes her face into the cage. Trish repeats this a few times. ## Trish stretches Becky in the ropes and kicks her into the cage. She pushes Becky's face against the cage and chokes her in the ropes. Becky fights back with forearms, but Trish responds with a spinebuster for a near fall. Becky prevents Trish from reaching the door and rolls her up for a near fall. Trish also gets a near fall. Trish slams Becky into the cage again and fish hooks her before resuming the attack. Trish kicks Becky and slams her face into the mat. She chokes Becky in the ropes once more. Becky retaliates by sending Trish into the cage multiple times and lawn darting her into it. Becky gets a near fall, attempts the DisArmHer, but Trish blocks it. Trish inches closer to the door, sending Becky into the cage again. Trish executes a matrix move, but Becky hits a leg drop when Trish hangs on too long. ## Becky lands a forearm, and Trish counters. They exchange blows, with Becky delivering a European uppercut and back heel kick. Becky sends Trish into the cage, and they send each other into it repeatedly. Becky uses a springboard side kick and smashes the back of Trish's head into the cage. A guillotine leg drop off the ropes by Becky earns her a near fall. She continues with a running forearm and corner kicks to Trish. Trish pushes Becky into the cage and attempts a handstand rana, but Becky blocks it. Trish pulls herself up, and they exchange forearms. Trish climbs over Becky and reaches the top of the cage, but she kicks Becky down. Becky grabs Trish off the top and power bombs her for a near fall. ## Trish elbows Becky to thwart a Manhandle Slam, then kicks her and executes Widow's Peak for a near fall. Trish slams Becky's head into the mat repeatedly. She sets up for Stratusfaction, but Becky escapes and hits a Twist of Fate for a near fall. Becky's knee gives out, and Trish lands Stratusfaction for a near fall. Trish aims for a boot to the midsection, climbs the cage, and Becky stops her. Trish reaches the top, and Becky pulls her back in. Trish delivers a forearm on the ropes, and Becky counters with punches. Becky goes for a Manhandle Slam off the top rope, but Trish elbows and kicks her. Trish bulldogs Becky off the turnbuckles for a near fall. Trish climbs the cage, reaching the top. Becky slams Trish's face into the top of the cage, and they exchange punches. ## Becky is knocked back into the cage and then to the mat. Trish gets over the top and starts to descend, but Becky pulls her back up to the cage's peak. Trish punches Becky, and Becky gets Trish on top of the cage. Becky punches Trish, who ends up caught on the cage's top and hangs from it. Becky pulls Trish to a vertical position, and they continue to brawl. Trish frees herself, and Becky sets up for a superplex, successfully executing it. Becky nearly gets the three-count. She starts climbing the cage, but Trish crawls toward the door. Becky tries to stop Trish, but Zoey intervenes, pulling Trish toward the door. Becky and Zoey engage in a tug of war with Trish, with Becky pulling Trish back in and Zoey slamming the door into Becky's face. Trish nearly gets the win with a rollup, but Becky avoids a Chick Kick and lands a Manhandle Slam. Zoey breaks up the pin. Zoey tries to pull Trish to the door, but Becky shuts it. ## Becky and Zoey trade punches, and Zoey hits a clothesline. Trish climbs the cage while Becky gives Zoey a Manhandle Slam. Becky drags Trish back into the cage, sends her head into the cage, and hits a Super Manhandle Slam for the three-count. ## WINNER: Becky Lynch ## After the match, Zoey offers assistance to Trish, but Trish rejects her help and slaps Zoey, instructing her to leave the cage. Zoey complies and closes the cage door, then surprises Trish with a move called Z360. Now, it's time for the host of tonight's show, John Cena, to enter the ring. ## John extends a warm welcome to everyone at Payback. He commends the opening match as awesome and mentions that while he's accomplished a lot in his twenty years, he's never been a host. He couldn't pass up the opportunity to be here tonight. John's role as the host is to make this evening special, and there's no better way than becoming the "Special" Guest Referee for a match he's had his eye on for a while, the showdown between LA Knight and The Miz. ## The Miz makes his way to the ring and voices his surprise at John's actions. He expected this from LA Knight but not from John Cena. Miz accuses John of pandering to the audience despite being known as the Greatest of All Time. Miz suggests that as a host, John isn't doing a good job. ## John Cena, looking for advice, asks Miz how he can improve as a host. Miz responds by telling John that he shouldn't insert himself into a match as a referee. John Cena humorously acknowledges that being a referee was his one idea and requests other advice. Miz criticizes John for appearing as a MerMan in a Barbie movie, suggesting he should have declined the role. ## Despite his dislike for Miz, John Cena expresses respect for him and seeks his guidance to make the night special. ## Miz, drawing from his experience as a host, suggests that Cena needs to be more involved. He recounts his own time as the host of Wrestlemania, where he participated in two matches. Miz also pokes fun at Cena's attire, claiming that while he wore a $10,000 suit, Cena looks like a Teletubbie at almost 50 years old. He advises Cena to be more engaged in the proceedings. ## John Cena agrees to be the guest referee in Miz's match, but Miz immediately rejects the idea. ## Miz argues that Cena doesn't have a referee shirt, to which Cena magically produces one. Cena announces that he will indeed be the special guest referee for Miz's match, while Miz continues to object. They engage in a playful back-and-forth exchange. ## Miz Vs LA Knight with Special Guest Referee John Cena ## The match kicks off as the bell rings, and Miz quickly exits to the floor to evade a charging LA Knight. Knight kindly holds the ropes open for Miz, who decides he's had enough and starts walking toward the backstage area. However, Knight pursues Miz, causing Miz to turn around and miss a clothesline.## Knight takes control with a flurry of punches and takedowns. Miz counters with punches and a back elbow. They engage in a punch exchange, but Knight gains the upper hand. Knight executes a suplex and positions Miz on the turnbuckles, attempting a superplex. Miz blocks it and drops Knight face-first onto the mat. Miz follows up with a double sledge off the turnbuckles and a chop. Knight fights back with a power slam and a series of punches.## Knight goes for a suplex, but Miz escapes and looks to hit a Skull Crushing Finale. Knight manages to break free and attempts a BFT (Billionaire's Finishing Touch), but Miz also escapes and retreats to the outside. Knight catches Miz with a baseball slide, sending him into the ring steps.## Knight continues his attack, smashing Miz into the announce table multiple times. He briefly enters the ring to break the count but returns to the outside to send Miz into the ringside barrier. Miz retaliates by returning the favor, sending Knight into the ringside barrier a few times. Miz then reenters the ring, only to go back outside and charge at Knight. Knight counters with a back body drop that sends Miz crashing into the timekeeper's area. Knight later hits a springboard clothesline off the ringside barrier onto Miz. ## Miz counters with punches and kicks to the midsection, followed by choking Knight in the corner. John Cena, the special guest referee, intervenes and warns Miz. Knight resumes the offense with clotheslines and corner kicks, but Cena forcefully pulls him out of the corner as he nears a five-count. Knight exchanges words with Cena, providing an opening for Miz to strike Knight from behind.## Miz takes advantage by choking Knight in the ropes and raking his face. Knight manages to land a boot on Miz, but Miz responds by putting Knight in the ropes and hitting a hanging Codebreaker. Miz follows up with a reverse chinlock. Knight attempts an Irish whip, but Miz sends him to the apron and pulls him off to the floor. Miz then sends Knight back into the ring and continues with kicks to the chest and back. ## Knight attempts to rally but is met with more kicks from Miz. Despite the punishment, Knight avoids a round kick and counters with a belly-to-back suplex, transitioning it into a uranage. Knight unleashes punches and a clothesline, followed by an Irish whip and neck breaker. Knight ascends the turnbuckles for a bulldog and a head kick, securing a near fall. He kicks Miz in the corner and delivers a running hip into the corner.## Knight tries to set Miz up for a Skull Crushing Finale, but Miz evades and rolls through. Miz connects with two DDTs, nearly securing the victory. Miz goes for a Skull Crushing Finale again, but Knight counters with a victory roll for a near fall. Miz attempts a clothesline into the ropes, but Knight counters with a hanging twisting DDT, nearly securing the win. ## Miz fights back with a jawbreaker and goes for a rollup, but his hand on the ropes is noticed by Cena, who intervenes and kicks Miz's hand away. Miz and Cena engage in a heated argument. Knight delivers a kick, and Miz avoids a BFT attempt. Knight almost strikes Cena but stops short. Miz seizes the opportunity for a Skull Crushing Finale but falls short. Knight retaliates with a power slam, followed by the "YEAHple's Elbow" and the BFT, ultimately securing the three-count victory. ## WINNER: LA Knight ## WWE United States Championship Match: Rey Mysterio Vs Austin Theory ## Theory starts by running Rey into the corner, delivering shoulders and a punch. Rey responds with kicks to Theory's head, but Theory counters with a kick of his own after an Irish whip. Rey tries to float over during an Irish whip, but Theory catches him. Theory holds onto the ropes when Rey attempts an O'Connor Roll and follows it up with a clothesline. He then Irish whips Rey and clotheslines him onto the apron. Theory executes a slingshot boot and a fisherman's suplex for a near fall. He picks up Rey for another fisherman's suplex, signaling for a third one, but Rey counters with an inside cradle for a near fall. Theory lands a back elbow and gets two more near falls. He locks Rey in a reverse chin lock, but Rey fights back with elbows, eventually getting back to his feet. However, Theory responds with a double thrust to the throat and continues to choke Rey. ## Theory punches Rey and delivers a forceful Irish whip that sends Rey sternum-first into the turnbuckles. Theory follows up with punches and attempts to unfasten Rey's mask. Rey counters with elbows to thwart Theory's attempt, and then Rey uses an elbow to send Theory to the mat. Rey executes a moonsault, but both men are down. Rey starts punching Theory and performs a satellite headscissors takedown, sending Theory to the floor. Rey goes for a sliding splash, but Theory gets up, and Rey converts it into a tornado DDT on the floor. Rey follows with a springboard seated splash for a near fall. He continues with forearms and a springboard headscissors takedown. Theory is sent into the ropes, but he manages to escape the 619. When Rey tries to float over, Theory catches him and executes Three Seconds Around the World for a near fall. ## Theory tries to get Rey on his shoulders, but Rey escapes. Rey hits an enzuigiri, and Theory goes to the apron, followed by a shoulder and a slingshot rolling dropkick. Rey bounces off the ropes and delivers a dropkick of his own. Theory responds with punches, and Rey counters with kicks. Theory knees Rey, who then sends Theory into the ropes and hits a 619. Theory manages to get his knees up on Rey's springboard splash attempt. Theory goes for A Town Down, but Rey rolls him up in a victory roll for the three-count. ## WINNER: Rey Mysterio (retains championship) ## Following the match, Rey joins the celebration with the rest of the LWO.## In the backstage area, Cathy Kelley interviews Becky Lynch and inquires about her future plans.## Tiffany Stratton approaches and congratulates Becky while expressing her desire to make amends. She acknowledges her previous comment about Becky never being an NXT champion and offers an apology. ## Becky responds by mentioning that she'll be keeping an eye on Tiffany's title match scheduled for Tuesday night. ## WWE Tag Team Championship Pittsburgh Steel City Street Fight: Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn Vs The Judgment Day ## All four men square off, engaging in a brawl with punches exchanged between them. Eventually, they spill to the outside. Owens and Priest trade forearms, while Sami and Finn exchange punches. Owens delivers an uppercut to Priest, and Finn attempts to send Sami into the ringside barrier, but Sami blocks it and reverses, sending Finn into the barrier. Sami then throws chairs into the ring, and Finn retaliates by hitting Sami with a kendo stick. Finn proceeds to retrieve more kendo sticks and a bucket filled with Terrible Towels. He stomps on the towels, creating a mess.## Kevin hits Finn with a clothesline, sending him into the announce table, and then strikes him with the kendo stick. Meanwhile, Priest lands a Northern Lariat on Owens and follows it up with a punch. As Finn and Priest trade punches, Sami executes a flip dive onto both Finn and Priest. Kevin and Sami head under the ring to retrieve trash cans, using them to strike Priest. Kevin reveals a Terry Funk shirt and places the trash can on Finn. Both Kevin and Sami swing their kendo sticks, targeting their opponents. ## The pair decides to introduce a table into the fray, setting it up on the floor. Kevin grabs another trash can, but Priest kicks him. Priest proceeds to strike Kevin and Sami with the trash can. Priest then punches Kevin, but Kevin counters with kicks and punches of his own. Finn, armed with a chair, hits Sami in the ribs. He grabs another chair and enters the ring, hitting Kevin in the ribs with it. Priest holds Kevin while Finn uses the trash can to strike him. Finn and Priest continue to pummel Sami in the corner. ## Finn kicks Sami, sending him to the floor, and follows up with an elbow strike to the bridge of Sami's nose. Meanwhile, Priest adds more chairs into the ring while Finn continues to punch Sami on top of the announce table. However, Priest's chair shot misses its target when Kevin moves, causing Priest to hit the turnbuckles. ## Kevin takes advantage of the situation by delivering punches and kicks to Priest. He hits Priest with a chair, but Finn intervenes by using a chair to strike Kevin multiple times. Sami, on the other hand, attacks Finn with the chair, targeting both his midsection and back. Sami then sends Finn to the floor. ## Finn and Priest make their way into the crowd, with Kevin and Sami closely following. Kevin throws punches at Priest, while Finn sends Sami into storage cases. The situation takes a turn when Dominik Mysterio enters the scene and attacks Kevin and Sami. They end up sending Kevin and Sami over the dasher boards. ## Finn, Damian, and Dominik celebrate their performance momentarily, but Kevin and Sami return wearing Lemieux and Crosby hockey jerseys. They use hockey sticks to hit Priest and Finn. Dominik takes Kevin's stick, and Kevin and Sami drop their gloves, engaging in a brawl with Dominik. They punch Dominik, who then retreats to the backstage area. ## Kevin continues to strike Priest and Finn with the hockey sticks, even though he's bleeding. Finn counters Sami with elbows, and Priest holds Sami in place. However, Finn runs into a boot from Sami, and Kevin sends Priest into the ring steps. Sami manages to execute a Blue Thunder Bomb on a pile of chairs for a near fall. ## Kevin and Sami arrange chairs in the center of the ring, but Priest interrupts their plans by striking them with the hockey stick. Priest proceeds to execute a Broken Arrow on Sami, who lands on the chairs, earning a near fall. Priest then sends Sami to the floor, while Finn delivers kicks to Kevin, who seems to welcome the punishment.## As Priest holds Kevin in place, Finn connects with a baseball slide, targeting Kevin. However, Kevin retaliates with punches, but Priest hits him with a trash can. Priest follows up by clotheslining Kevin over the ringside barrier and into the crowd. Both Priest and Finn continue to assault Kevin as they make their way up the aisle. Kevin puts up a fight, landing punches on Finn. Nonetheless, Priest strikes Kevin from behind, and Sami reenters the fray, attacking Priest from behind as well.## The skirmish leads them to the Kickoff Show set, where Finn punches Kevin. Sami sends Finn into a table and then performs a swanton onto both Finn and Priest. Dominik intervenes, punching Sami and delivering a kick. Kevin retaliates by punching Dominik and sending him into a production case.## Kevin proceeds to set up a table, and after punching Dominik, he places him onto the table. Kevin then climbs to the seating area and positions himself on the railing, preparing for a swanton onto Dominik. ## Sami executes an exploder into the turnbuckles on Finn. He readies himself for a Helluva Kick, but Priest throws a trash can at Sami, allowing Finn to secure a near fall. Finn and Priest confer on their next move. Priest prepares for a Razor's Edge, but Sami regains his footing and crotches Finn. Sami follows up with an exploder on Priest into the turnbuckles. ## Sami then delivers a forearm, knocking Finn off the apron and through a table. Sami sets up for the Helluva Kick, but Priest grabs Sami by the throat. Kevin intervenes with a stunner on Priest, while Sami manages to land a Helluva Kick on Priest. JD pulls Sami out of the ring, and Kevin retaliates with a clothesline and punches, ultimately power bombing JD onto the announce table. Rhea comes into play by running Kevin through the ringside barrier. ## Meanwhile, inside the ring, Finn and Sami both struggle to get to their feet. Finn executes a sling blade and follows it up with a running dropkick, sending Sami into the turnbuckles. Finn ascends to the top rope but misses the Coup de Grace. Sami counters with an exploder into the turnbuckles, followed by a Helluva Kick. However, Dominik hits Sami with the briefcase, allowing Finn to secure the three-count victory. ## WINNERS: The Judgment Day (new champions) ## The Grayson Waller Effect with guest Cody Rhodes ## The Grayson Waller Effect" with special guest Cody Rhodes begins, and Grayson Waller introduces his guest by noting that both he and Cody share a common trait – they struggle to finish a story. He then welcomes Cody Rhodes to the show. ## Cody attempts to ask a question to the Pittsburgh crowd, but Waller interjects rudely, stating that no one cares about what Pittsburgh wants to discuss. Waller asserts that all that matters is what he wants to talk about, particularly Cody's big announcement. Waller acknowledges hearing rumors and speculations surrounding Cody's career, highlighting the ups and downs he has experienced. Waller asserts that Cody sought to be on his show for the "Grayson Waller rub" and claims that this is the beginning of something significant.## Cody responds by mocking Waller's limited experience in the wrestling world, suggesting that Waller is likely familiar with various wrestling shows. Cody challenges Waller to say something that would get under his skin and threatens to take off his tie and physically confront Waller, even joking about knocking over some Hooters decorations. Cody then hints at a major announcement, asking Waller if he watches Raw and NXT, and he teases that he saw an issue that needed addressing. Cody finally reveals the newest member of Raw, Jey Uso.## Jey and Cody acknowledge each other, and Jey heads into the ring, greeted with a positive crowd reaction.## Waller, in a sarcastic tone, welcomes Jey back, mentioning his two-week absence. He proceeds to question Jey about his feelings regarding being on Raw and his transition from being a part of a twin tag team and the Bloodline to pursuing success as an individual. Waller implies that Jey hasn't achieved much in his singles career and questions if he can find success on Raw. ## In response, Jey abruptly silences Waller with a superkick. ## Women’s Championship Match: Rhea Ripley Vs Raquel Rodriguez ## They engage in a lockup, and Rhea initially backs Raquel into the corner. However, Raquel quickly turns the tables, pushing Rhea back. Rhea applies a side headlock and maintains her grip even when Raquel tries to send her off the ropes. Both women attempt shoulder tackles, but neither budges. They exchange words, and Rhea misses a punch but retaliates by grabbing Raquel's hair.## Raquel manages to lift Rhea, but Rhea regains her footing, and Raquel responds with a shoulder tackle of her own. Rhea rolls to the outside, and Raquel pulls her back onto the apron, only for Rhea to drop her on the top rope. Raquel counters with a knee to the midsection and starts delivering punches to Rhea in the corner. ## Rhea attempts a kick, but Raquel blocks an Irish whip. Rhea goes for a short-arm clothesline, but Raquel stands firm, not budging. Rhea tries again with the same result.## Rhea attempts once more, and Raquel counters with a clothesline that misses. Raquel follows up with a Northern Lariat. Rhea manages to escape a slam attempt and sweeps Raquel's leg. Raquel kicks Rhea away, and Rhea responds with a dropkick. Rhea proceeds to punch Raquel and delivers a knee to the midsection, followed by sending Raquel into the turnbuckles and choking her there. Rhea continues with kicks to Raquel's ribs and a forearm to her back. She poses briefly before working on Raquel's back, delivering elbows while taunting her. Rhea kicks Raquel in the midsection, sends her into the ropes, and kicks the ropes while Raquel leans against them. Rhea adds more kicks to Raquel.## Raquel counters with punches to the midsection. Rhea, undeterred, answers with a dropkick, followed by forearms and punches. Rhea also delivers a chop and a forearm to the back of Raquel's head while showing her the blood from her nose. Raquel grabs Rhea by the throat, but Rhea escapes, only for Raquel to retaliate with clotheslines and another Northern Lariat. Raquel follows up with a fallaway slam and a splash in the corner. She heads to the turnbuckles but gets tripped by Rhea, causing her to hang from the ropes. Rhea then kicks Raquel in the back and the midsection. Rhea moves to the apron and then to the turnbuckles, delivering multiple headbutts as Raquel hangs from the turnbuckles. Raquel counters by kicking Rhea off the turnbuckles.## Raquel lands a forearm to Rhea's back and executes a delayed vertical suplex. She goes back to the turnbuckles and hits a twisting double jump twisting elbow drop for a near fall. Raquel prepares for a Tejana Bomb, but Rhea escapes. Rhea hits a headbutt and a facebuster following a belly-to-back suplex. She adds a running knee for a near fall. Rhea sets up for RipTide, but Raquel escapes. Raquel, in turn, sets up for a powerbomb, but Rhea manages to escape and hits the ropes. Raquel gets a near fall and proceeds to run Rhea into the turnbuckles and deliver some shoulder strikes. Raquel follows with a forearm and attempts a superplex. However, Rhea fights back with a headbutt and becomes trapped in the ropes. Rhea clips Raquel's leg, setting up for the Prism Lock, and applies it. Rhea punches Raquel's leg to inflict more damage. Raquel counters with an inside cradle for a near fall. Raquel then executes a power slam, leaving both competitors down. ## Raquel slaps Rhea, prompting Rhea to punch back. They engage in a furious exchange of punches, with Raquel eventually gaining the upper hand by delivering a boot that sends Rhea sprawling to the floor. From the apron, Raquel swings Rhea forcefully into the ringside barrier. ## Raquel forcefully lawn darts Rhea into the ring post. As the brutal match unfolds, Dom Mysterio suddenly appears, making his way to the ring. Raquel unexpectedly grabs Dom and brings him into the ring, subsequently delivering a powerful power slam. Undeterred, Rhea recovers, targeting Raquel's knee and executing her signature move, RipTide, for the three-count victory. ## WINNER: Rhea Ripley ## World Championship Match: Seth Rollins Vs Shinsuke Nakamura ## In their intense match, Seth Rollins and Shinsuke Nakamura initially try to gain the upper hand in a series of technical exchanges. The sequence includes waist locks, wrist locks, hammer locks, and head scissors. They engage in a Greco Roman Knuckle Lock, with Rollins ultimately transitioning into a side headlock. After backing Rollins into the ropes, Nakamura taunts him by rubbing his back. Nakamura delivers a kick to Rollins' back, but Rollins retaliates with a series of chops and kicks, followed by a flying forearm. The battle continues with both competitors aiming to assert their dominance. ## Nakamura takes control with a series of kicks in the corner, targeting Seth Rollins. He attempts to work on Seth's knee but Seth manages to escape to the apron. Seth then executes a knee drop and follows it up with a suicide dive to take down Nakamura. He proceeds to slam Nakamura into the announce table and taunts him with a slap to the face. Seth goes towards the ringside barrier, but Nakamura recovers and press slams Seth onto the table, causing him to bounce off and crash to the floor. Nakamura goes for the cover, but Seth kicks out at two. The action intensifies as both competitors look to gain the upper hand in this hard-fought contest. ## Nakamura continues his assault on Seth Rollins, putting him in the ropes and delivering kicks to the back. He then places Seth on the turnbuckles and executes a running knee to the midsection, followed by another running knee for a near fall. Nakamura transitions into a camel clutch, further targeting Seth's back. He continues with more kicks to the back, inflicting punishment on his opponent. Seth manages to slap Nakamura, but Nakamura responds with a backbreaker, attempting another pinfall, but Seth kicks out at the last moment. Nakamura places Seth over the apron and delivers a running knee and a knee drop, causing Seth to fall to the floor. Nakamura goes for another pin attempt but falls short. ## Nakamura maintains control with a single-leg crab applied to Seth. He then rushes Seth into the turnbuckles, attempting to maintain his dominance. Nakamura climbs the turnbuckles, but Seth fights back with a series of chops. Seth positions himself on the turnbuckles, looking to execute a superplex, but Nakamura thwarts his efforts. Seth resorts to a Frankensteiner to take Nakamura down. Both competitors exchange forearm strikes, with Seth delivering a barrage of forearms, only to receive a stiff forearm from Nakamura in return. ## Seth executes a sling blade, and then he ascends to the top turnbuckle, hitting a frog splash on Nakamura for a near fall. Nakamura manages to block Seth's power bomb attempt, but Seth still lifts Nakamura off the mat. However, Nakamura lands on his feet, and Seth follows up with a short-arm clothesline for a near fall. ## Seth slaps Nakamura, mocking him about his injured back. He attempts the Stomp but misses, allowing Nakamura to go for a sleeper hold. Seth fights back with elbow strikes to block a reverse exploder suplex. Nakamura responds with a knee strike off the turnbuckle, earning a near fall. Nakamura continues his offense with knees targeting Seth's ribs and chest, followed by a slam and a suplex.## Nakamura positions Seth in the ropes and delivers kicks, finishing with a sliding German suplex for another near fall. He then executes a reverse exploder suplex, setting up for Kinshasa, but Seth counters with a superkick for a near fall. Seth delivers forearm strikes, and Nakamura avoids a rolling elbow, transitioning into an armbar and then a triangle choke. Seth momentarily lifts Nakamura, but his back gives out. Despite the pain, Seth refuses to tap out and eventually escapes with a one-armed sit-out powerbomb, gaining a near fall. ## Both competitors exchange fierce forearms while face-to-face. Seth attempts King's Landing, but Nakamura evades it, hitting a spinning heel kick. Seth retaliates with an enzuigiri, leaving both men down. Seth climbs to the top turnbuckle for a Phoenix Splash, but Nakamura recovers and crotches him. Nakamura also ascends the turnbuckles, hoisting Seth onto his shoulders and executing a Landslide for another near fall. ## Nakamura connects with Kinshasa and sets up for a second one, but Seth collapses. Nakamura tries to pick Seth up, but Seth responds with a slap and a chop. Nakamura counters with kicks and knee strikes, focusing on Seth's back. ## Nakamura attempts to suplex Seth into the ring, but Seth lands on his feet. They engage in a series of standing switches, and Seth counters with a knee strike followed by a Pedigree. Seth charges at Nakamura, who counters with a boot to the face. Seth then surprises Nakamura with a sunset flip for a near fall, immediately followed by a Stomp. Seth secures the three-count victory. ## WINNER: Seth Rollins (retains championship) ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

WWE Friday Night SmackDown Results September 1, 2023: Highlights, Commentary, Live Update, Winners WWE News
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WWE Friday Night SmackDown Results September 1, 2023: Highlights, Commentary, Live Update, Winners

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Hershey, August 31, 2023 - Here are the full results for this Friday's SmackDown which is scheduled to air live on September 1, 2023, live from GIANT Center in Hershey, PA. ## Friday Night SmackDown currently airs live every Friday on Fox from 8:00 ET–10:00 PM ET in the United States. WWE SmackDown starts live at 1 am in the UK on BT Sport 1 on Saturday mornings. ## WWE SmackDown Time In Australia: It airs live on at 10 am (AEST) on Fox8 ## WWE SmackDown Time In Canada: It airs live every Friday at 8 Am on Sportsnet 360 ## WWE SmackDown Time In South Africa: The show also airs live on Supersport in South Africa on Saturday at 02:00 am CAT ## SmackDown Time In Italy: In Italy, SmackDown airs on DMAX at 2:00 pm with the international version of one-hour shows airing on Cielo in Italian ## SmackDown airs live on Sony Ten 1 HD and Sony Ten 1 in India at 5:30 am. While SmackDown airs live on Fox Sports in Mexico and across Central and South America since 2014. ## WWE Friday Night SmackDown, September 1, 2023 Play-By-Play Results The John Cena segment ## Cena made his entrance to a loud cheer and shouted, "Welcome to SmackDown!" The crowd started chanting "Cena!" Cena expressed his gratitude, saying that the fans have given him 20 years of great moments. He mentioned that it only gets better and promised to say "Thank you" every time he steps into the ring. Cena announced his return to WWE and talked about his upcoming matches in India and hosting Payback on Saturday. He pledged to give back to the fans and promised an epic SmackDown tonight. However, Jimmy Uso's music interrupted him. ## The crowd responded with boos, and they kept chanting Cena's name while demanding to see Jey. Cena acknowledged the crowd's enthusiasm. Jimmy asked Cena why he was here and claimed that the crowd came to see him, a top star. He defended his actions against Jey, stating that he did it out of love for his brother. Jimmy argued that he didn't want Jey to be corrupted like Roman Reigns and John Cena. ## Cena interrupted Jimmy and poked fun at his fashion sense. Jimmy retorted by saying that Cena and Roman were just alike, always taking from others. The crowd chanted "Cena!" Cena told Jimmy that he had something on his mind for three years: the wrong Uso quit. He added, "Take that." Jimmy tried to land a super-kick, but Cena countered with an Attitude Adjustment, and his music played to close the segment. ## In the backstage interview, Kayla Braxton welcomed Austin Theory and Grayson Waller, who laughed about Cena hosting Payback. Theory bragged about his victory over Cena at WrestleMania. Then, we returned to the ring for the LWO entrance. ## Grayson Waller & Austin Theory Vs Rey Mysterio & Santos Escobar ## The match kicked off with Escobar and Waller in the ring. Mysterio quickly tagged in, and Theory attempted to attack, but both Theory and Waller ended up outside the ring. Escobar then tossed Mysterio over the top rope onto the heels. The action paused for a commercial break. ## Upon returning from the break, Waller was in control, working over Mysterio inside the ring. Theory tagged in and continued the assault on Mysterio with punches and kicks until Waller took his turn. Theory held Mysterio, and Waller tried to hit him, but Mysterio dodged, causing Waller to inadvertently strike Theory. Waller then tagged out, and Mysterio managed to make the hot tag to Escobar. ## Escobar entered the ring, executing a cross body on Waller for a near two-count. He followed up with a Frankensteiner from the top rope for another near fall. Theory and Mysterio both got back into the ring, and things got chaotic. Theory aimed for a chop block on Mysterio, but Escobar intervened, sacrificing himself to take the blow. Waller capitalized on the situation, running in and delivering the rolling stunner to Escobar, securing the victory. ## WINNER: Grayson Waller & Austin Theory ## Backstage, Adam Pearce was having a conversation with Michin when Jimmy Uso barged in. Pearce told Jimmy to leave, and Jimmy reluctantly complied. The focus then shifted back to the ring, and Bobby Lashley made his way to the entrance. The show took a commercial break. ## Upon returning from the break, Michin was seen chatting with the rest of the O.C., and AJ Styles appeared visibly upset. The scene then shifted back to the ring. ## The Bobby Lashley/Street Profits segment ## The crowd was really excited for Lashley, and he expressed his gratitude to them. Lashley then addressed the ongoing situation between him and the Street Profits. He mentioned that he wants to give credit where it's due and praised the Street Profits. Lashley highlighted their charisma, athleticism, and aggressiveness. Before he could continue, Montez Ford interrupted him, stating they were there to show their appreciation to Lashley. ## Ford added that the Street Profits find themselves pretty attractive. Dawkins chimed in, mentioning that Lashley helped them see the bigger picture. Ford clarified that it's nothing personal, it's just about making profits. Together, they both said "Thank you," directed towards Lashley. ## Lashley explained that their presence was meant to convey a message to the WWE Universe. He declared that they are putting everyone on notice and are on a mission to attain power, control, and championship titles. Lashley emphasized that they're coming for everything. ## Lashley's music played, bringing an end to the segment. However, the moment didn't last long as Kevin Owens made his entrance with the tag team belts. Following him, Sami Zayn entered the scene, passing by the Street Profits on their way to the ring ## Kevin Owens & Sami Zayn Vs Cruz Del Toro & Juaquin Wilde ## Sami and Wilde kicked things off, with Sami applying a wrist lock and then transitioning into a side headlock. Sami maintained the side headlock, eventually sending Wilde to the apron. Wilde responded with a shoulder tackle and a flip over Sami, followed by a back elbow and splash for a near fall. Sami attempted a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker, but Wilde managed to land on his feet. Sami recovered with a clothesline, and Kevin tagged in, climbing the ropes and delivering a swanton for a near fall. ## Kevin tried for a pop-up powerbomb, but Wilde countered with a dropkick. Cruz entered the ring, delivering a running forearm in the corner, followed by jabs and a chop to Kevin. Kevin Irish whipped Cruz, who ended up on the apron and connected with a forearm and a kick to Kevin. Cruz attempted a springboard move, but Kevin evaded, causing Cruz to roll through. Kevin responded with a pop-up powerbomb, while Sami knocked Wilde off the apron. Sami then landed a Helluva Kick, allowing Kevin to tag back in and finish the match with a stunner for the three-count. ## WINNERS: Kevin Owens & Sami Zayn ## After the match, Sami grabs the mic and addresses "The Judgment Day," delivering a stern message. He warns them that tomorrow won't be a pleasant or pretty experience; it will be the fight of their lives.## Meanwhile, Jimmy Uso is on his way to leave the building when AJ Styles intercepts him. AJ makes it clear that nobody wants Jimmy around and advises him not to disrespect Mia. Tensions escalate, and they exchange shoves. Suddenly, Solo attacks AJ from behind and informs Jimmy that he's out of the Bloodline when they decide he's out.## Jimmy asserts that neither Roman, Paul, nor anyone else can dictate to him. He then leaves the scene as the show goes to commercial break. ## We're back with a recap of the recent encounter involving Jimmy Uso, AJ Styles, and Solo Sikoa.## AJ is interviewed by Cathy, and she asks him about the recent incident.## AJ responds by saying that the Bloodline might think they control everything, but they don't. He's determined to handle the situation and expresses his desire to face Solo tonight, vowing to knock Solo's teeth down his throat.## Karl and Luke approach AJ and advise him not to worry about the Bloodline. They mention that Mia is supportive of AJ's intentions. AJ is determined to prove that this is the House that AJ Styles built.## Miz makes his way to the ring, and a video clip of Miz mocking LA Knight on Raw is shown.## Miz explains that LA Knight will be in the biggest match of his career tomorrow night, emphasizing that it's not Knight's fault but a fact. Miz believes that Knight is nowhere near his level, whether it's the Miz of today or the Miz of a decade ago.## LA Knight interrupts and heads to the ring.## Knight tells Miz that he wants to have a chat. He mentions the Miz's recent cosplay moments as The Rock, John Cena, and now LA Knight. He points out that these three individuals, along with not being able to fit into their clothes, are people Miz can never be. Knight shares his journey of rising from challenging circumstances, taking on dirty jobs, and cashing checks at payday loan companies. He asserts that Miz couldn't last a day in his shoes and claims to have surpassed Miz's level.## Miz argues that Knight has failed where he has succeeded, citing Knight's early elimination from a reality show. Miz boasts about his rapid ascent in the wrestling world, taking only three years compared to Knight's twenty.## Knight contends that Miz's success comes from seizing every opportunity, but he's not even the star of his own show. He mocks Miz for having his wife carry his belongings, suggesting that she'll be left empty inside when Miz returns as a broken husband. Knight warns Miz that one phone call can change things swiftly.## Miz remarks on the years Knight spent practicing promos in a run-down apartment, praising him for persevering despite losses. He argues that people are generally failures who settle for mediocrity. Miz sees Knight as an opponent who crushes the dreams of superstars. He describes himself as a human time traveler who will send Knight back to his apartment, cutting promos into a mirror as if it's 2003.## Knight responds by saying he never learned to quit because he doesn't know how. He advises Miz to move far away, as his present is trash and his future will only get worse. Knight predicts that at Payback, Miz will be extinguished, and he'll learn whose game it truly is.## Miz attempts a clothesline, but Knight avoids it and prepares to punch Miz. However, Miz strikes Knight's throat and delivers a Skull Crushing Finale.## Miz taunts Knight, claiming that it's his future. Knight chases Miz down the aisle and attacks him from behind. The show then shifts focus to the incident involving The Bayley Bunch and Bianca Belair. ## Bayley (wiith Iyo Sky and Dakota Kai) Vs Shotzi ## Bayley attempts to calm Shotzi down to prevent her from acting recklessly. Shotzi goes for Bayley's leg, but Bayley dodges her. Shotzi manages to avoid Bayley's attacks and traps Bayley's leg in the ropes, delivering punches. In response, Bayley slaps Shotzi, who smiles and responds with a couple of clotheslines and punches. She follows up with more punches.## Bayley executes an Irish whip, and Shotzi counters with a head scissors in the ropes. Bayley retaliates by kicking Shotzi in the knee and delivering forearm strikes. She proceeds to kick Shotzi in the corner and mocks Shotzi's hairstyle. Shotzi responds with an enzuigiri, then pulls Bayley to the floor and tosses her by the hair multiple times. She finishes this sequence with a cannonball off the apron before we head to a commercial break.## After returning from the break, Bayley applies a reverse chin lock. Shotzi fights back with elbows and a jawbreaker to break free. Bayley kicks Shotzi and lands an elbow drop to her back for a near fall. Bayley climbs the turnbuckles but misses an elbow drop as Shotzi gets her knees up. Shotzi retaliates with a round kick that knocks Bayley off the apron and follows up with a suicide dive.## Shotzi delivers a wraparound bulldog and continues with forearm strikes. Bayley attempts to put Shotzi on the turnbuckles when Shotzi goes for an Acid Drop. Bayley executes an elbow drop on Shotzi, who's in the tree of woe, but only secures a near fall. Bayley tries for a belly-to-belly suplex, but Shotzi counters with elbows and an overhead belly-to-belly suplex into the turnbuckles, followed by a cannonball.## Shotzi climbs the ropes, but Iyo distracts her. Bayley looks to capitalize and asks Iyo for the title belt, but Charlotte Flair's music hits. Charlotte kicks Iyo when she tries to hand Bayley the belt. Dakota also attempts to intervene, but the referee catches her. Charlotte punches Bayley, and Shotzi finishes the match with a DDT for the three-count.## WINNER: Shotzi ## Solo Sikoa Vs AJ Styles ## As the bell rings, AJ immediately strikes Solo with a forearm and follows up with punches. Solo retaliates by sending AJ into the corner, but AJ counters with an elbow and chops. Solo charges with a running shoulder tackle, and then he delivers a headbutt followed by another. Solo attempts a diving headbutt, but AJ gets his knees up. AJ lands a kick and a knee drop, then goes for a slam, but Solo blocks it. Solo responds with an elbow and executes a slam of his own, finishing with a chop.## AJ kicks Solo and hits a Phenomenal Drop Kick. He proceeds with a clothesline in the corner. Just then, Paul Heyman makes his way to the ring, and Solo takes advantage by attacking AJ from behind.## Solo rolls to the outside as AJ drops down. AJ goes to the apron and delivers a sliding knee to Solo's head, followed by a slingshot forearm. Paul Heyman backs off, and we head to a commercial break.## Returning from the break, Solo Irish whips AJ, but AJ gets a knee up as he comes off the turnbuckles. AJ is sent ribs-first into the ring post by Solo. Solo then smashes AJ into the announce table several times. Solo proceeds with a belly-to-belly suplex, earning a near fall. AJ counters with punches, and Solo responds with a knee strike. Solo executes a back body drop and prepares for the Samoan Spike, but AJ stays on the mat.## AJ manages to land a kick and an enzuigiri, followed by a Pele kick. Both men are down. AJ goes for a dropkick to Solo's knee, followed by a sliding forearm. AJ proceeds with a clothesline in the corner, attempting to get Solo on his shoulders, but Solo stands up. AJ rises as well and delivers a series of strikes. Solo counters with a pop-up Samoan drop, securing a near fall.## Solo misses a running hip attack in the corner, and AJ responds with a clothesline and a quebrada for a near fall. AJ sets up for the Styles Clash, but Solo blocks it. Solo tries for an Alabama Slam, but AJ reaches the apron. AJ strikes Solo with a forearm while glancing at Paul Heyman. AJ then prepares for the Phenomenal Forearm, but Jimmy Uso intervenes and clips AJ's leg. Solo capitalizes with a Samoan Spike, getting the three-count victory. ## WINNER: Solo Sikoa ## Following the match, Jimmy shares a hug with his brother, Jey Uso. Solo appears ready to deliver a Samoan Spike, but Paul Heyman advises him against it. Solo exits the ring.## Jimmy remains in the ring and strikes AJ with a superkick. He climbs the top rope and lands a frog splash. ## The show concludes with no further developments. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

WWE NXT Results August 29, 2023: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap WWE News
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WWE NXT Results August 29, 2023: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap

BY SACNILK

Here is the live coverage of WWE NXT which is scheduled to air live on August 29, 2023, from Capital Wrestling Center with a full action-packed match card.## Make sure you follow us on social so that you can come to know about momentary announcements and the latest results of WWE NXT and others. WWE NXT is broadcasted on USA Network [8 PM ET on Tuesday ] [You can watch WWE NXT live at 5:30 in India on Sony Ten 1/1HD/3/3HD every Wednesday morning].## WWE NXT Time In Canada: It airs live every Friday at 8 Am EDT on Sportsnet 360## WWE NXT Time In South Africa: The show also airs live on SuperSport Variety 3 in South Africa on Thursdays at 02:00 am CAT## NXT Time In Italy: In Italy, NXT airs live on Dplay 2:00 pm ## WWE NXT Results, August 29, 2023 & Winners ## Julius Creed and Brutus Creed Vs Rip Fowler and Jagger Reid (with Ava, Joe Gacy, and the Schismators) in an If the Creeds Win They Are Back in NXT Cage Match ## A masked guy jumps Brutus before he enters the cage. Joe then slams the door shut, trapping Julius with Rip and Jagger. The gang of Schismatter guys haul Brutus away to the back.## Julius starts swinging punches and throwing elbows at Jagger and Rip. Rip throws punches back, and Jagger joins in. Julius manages to land more punches, but Rip gets a grip on him. Julius kicks Jagger and elbows Rip. Then he slams Jagger and Rip with overhead belly-to-belly suplexes. Jagger and Rip attempt a double suplex, but Julius counters with his own double suplex. He nails Rip with a forearm and grinds Jagger's head against the steel cage. Rip and Jagger team up for a double clothesline and follow it with kicks and punches to Julius. Jagger punches Julius, and Rip and Jagger attempt to catapult him, but Julius lands on his feet. Julius responds with a double clothesline, followed by a stretch muffler on Jagger and an ankle lock on Rip. He finishes by power bombing Jagger onto Rip. Rip tries to reach the ropes, but they don't count in a cage match. Jagger attempts to slam Julius' head into the cage, but Julius fights back.## Jagger and Rip work together for a double hot shot, slamming Julius against the cage. Rip throws a forearm and pushes Julius's face against the cage so Joe can tell him about The Schism's supposed benefits. Jagger lands a kick on Julius, but he retaliates with punches to Rip. Jagger joins in with punches of his own. Rip manages to block a German suplex from Jagger and punches Julius, making him fall to the mat. Julius gets sent into the cage, and Rip delivers a boot to his head, followed by a belly-to-back suplex and a forearm. They Irish whip Julius and follow up with elbows and a drop kick from Jagger, almost getting a pinfall. Rip uses forearms, and they all end up on the apron. Julius fights back with elbows, but Rip kicks him, and together with Jagger, they slam Julius into the cage.## As this happens, masked men are seen flying down from the entrance, and Brutus returns. Brutus tackles several of the masked men with body blocks, sending some into the cage and tossing others away. Joe holds the cage key, and Brutus chases him cautiously, finally catching up and clotheslining some Schismators. Brutus takes the cage door off its hinges, holds it over his head, and takes it into the cage. He punches Jagger and Rip, then performs an exploder on Jagger and a suplex on Rip. Brutus slams the cage door into Jagger and Rip, spinning around with it over his head. He lands more punches on Jagger and Rip and press slams Rip into the cage.## Brutus communicates something to his brother, and together they throw Jagger into the cage several times. Julius and Brutus then slam Jagger into the cage alongside Rip. Julius lifts Jagger onto his shoulders, but Rip intervenes, sending Julius into Brutus and causing him to hit his sensitive area. Julius gets sent into the cage. Jagger runs off Rip's back and drop kicks Brutus against the cage. He punches Brutus, and Rip and Jagger try to drop the cage door on him. But Brutus stops them, and Julius steps in to help. They place the cage door on Rip and Jagger.## Julius lifts Rip and Jagger onto his shoulders, and Brutus cannonballs onto both of them. Brutus and Julius follow up with clotheslines, and the referee counts to three. ## WINNERS: Julius Creed and Brutus Creed ## Roxanne Perez steps up, taking the spotlight. She mentions how her respect for Gigi, Kiana, and Blair existed a few months ago, but now it'd be a blatant lie. Roxanne declares she's ready to step over anyone to grab the NXT Women's Championship. She reminds everyone of her prodigy label, emphasizing her determination to regain her title. ## Vic and Booker stand in the aisle, discussing the Global Heritage Invitational and revealing the eight participants. We're back with Tony and Channing, where Carmelo arrives, setting his titles on a nearby table. Tony emphasizes the value of championship gold. The Street Profits join the scene, and Montez appreciates Carmelo's efforts with the NXT title. Hayes expresses gratitude for the praise and mentions his goal of removing that asterisk. ## Tony brings up the word on the street that the Street Profits have been in charge around here. Ford hints that the next time they're in the area, they'll check out the situation. In the background, Dana Brooke, Kelani Jordan, Lola Vice, and Elektra Lopez engage in a brawl. We catch a glimpse of The Spice Four in the Toxic Attraction Lounge. ## Charlie Dempsey (with Drew Gulak and Damon Kemp) Vs Butch in a Group A Round Robin Match in the Global Heritage Invitational Match ## Butch initiates with a snap mare, followed by Charlie applying an armbar and transitioning into a wrist lock. Butch responds with a headbutt, while Charlie executes a wrist lock suplex for a close near fall. Dempsey takes control with an armbar. Butch employs a hammer lock, making a move for the hand. Charlie reverses, focusing on the hand and stomping the elbow after bridging. He secures a side headlock, leading Butch to retaliate with a clothesline and finger-pulling. Butch delivers forearms and a boot to the chest, followed by chopping blows, and Charlie responds with a slap. They exchange forearm shots and European uppercuts. Butch lands an enzuigiri and stomps on Charlie's hands. Charlie manages a German suplex for a near fall. Butch aims for a wrist lock, transitioning into a kimura and body scissors. Charlie executes a butterfly suplex, bridging for a close count. He proceeds with a reverse Muta Lock, while Butch grabs the hand and stomps it. ## Butch delivers a kick to Charlie's back before heading to the top rope. Charlie halts Butch's progress and sets up for a Regal superplex, then improvises it into a Dragon Superplex, but Butch manages to land on his feet. Butch renews his grip on Charlie's fingers, ultimately executing the Bitter End for the three-count victory. ## WINNER: Butch (2 Points) ## Ilja Dragunov strides through the backstage area as we head into a commercial break.## As we return, McKenzie catches up with Dragon Lee. She acknowledges his recent pinfall victory over Dom and asks if this puts him back in the title picture.## Lee confirms that he's indeed back in contention and acknowledges Lyra as a great partner.## Mustafa Ali appears and points out that Dom has already beaten Lee in a one-on-one match. He expresses his frustration with an outsider holding the title and asserts that he's ready to take his shot.## In the ring, Ilja Dragunov stands. ## He mentions standing in the ring with Trick Williams, who he says impressed him. Ilja recognizes Trick as more than just an entertainer and commends his resilience in the ring. Ilja emphasizes his unwavering focus on the NXT Championship, delivering a message to Carmelo Hayes. ## Noam Dar interrupts from the Toxic Lounge, announcing that it's time for a live Supernova Sessions. Ilja expresses his willingness to direct the attention toward Noam. ## Noam seems laid-back, referring to upcoming matches at No Mercy, and calls Ilja's plea for a match against Carmelo pathetic. Ilja acknowledges Noam's fortunate position and alludes to the Heritage Cup, but Noam dismisses his claims of luck. Oro interrupts and exchanges words with Ilja, causing tension. ## Lash comments that Noam is unafraid. Oro questions the whereabouts of Ilja's title. Noam adds to the conversation, noting Ilja's excuses. Ilja takes off his jacket, moving toward the lounge. ## Noam warns Ilja not to approach and makes an official announcement. He schedules a battle for next week, pitting the Mad Dragon against Noam Dar, with Oro in the opposing corner.## Oro asserts that Ilja doesn't belong in the same ring as Noam.## Ilja responds to Oro in German, promising to break him.## Oro and Ilja exchange forearm blows until Ilja hits an enzuigiri. Ilja prepares for his finishing move, Torpedo Moscow, but Oro retreats to the outside.## Von Wagner approaches Bron, referencing himself as the one who "tabled" him. He declares their upcoming match to be No Disqualification, taunting Bron about being the "Blind Side Bron Breakker."## This would be the last segment of this description. Please let me know if you need any further assistance or adjustments. ## Elektra Lopez and Lola Vice Vs Dana Brooke and Kelani Jordan ## Jordan starts with a dropkick on Lopez and follows it up with an arm drag. Lola tags in, and Jordan executes a drop toe hold before applying a side headlock. Elektra assists Lopez in countering an arm drag attempt. Lola manages a takedown, and Elektra enters the match. They execute a double clothesline for a close near fall. Lopez uses an Irish whip, hoisting Jordan up, but Jordan counters with a sunset flip for a near fall. Lopez strikes with a double throat thrust and a running back elbow into the corner. She adds a kick and an elbow drop for another near fall. Lola tags back in, connecting with a spinning back fist and going for a near fall. Lola delivers knees to the midsection, and Jordan responds with a rollup for a near fall. Jordan lands a heel kick, and both women are down. ## Dana and Lopez tag in, and Dana drives Lopez into the turnbuckles before delivering a series of forearms. Dana follows up with elbows in the corner, then executes short arm clotheslines. She sends Lola crashing into Lopez in the corner and pulls off a handspring back elbow. Dana goes for a bulldog out of a wheelbarrow, nearly getting the pinfall. Dana creatively flips Jordan onto Lopez for another near fall, and Lola intervenes to break the count. Lola sends Dana into the ring steps, and Lopez strikes with a forearm. Lola nails a spinning back heel kick, and Lopez follows up with a spinebuster. Lola manages to secure the three-count victory. ## WINNER: Lola Vice and Elektra Lopez ## Gigi Dolin expresses that when it comes to the Women's Championship, the choice is between facing a familiar challenge or an unknown one. She emphasizes her familiarity with chaos and asserts that a mean streak is essential for victory. Gigi acknowledges the strategic move made by Tiffany, pitting the top contenders against each other. However, Gigi considers it a mistake to include her in the match. ## In the locker room, Trick talks with Carmelo. Trick reveals he's had a conversation with the Street Profits. Hayes is concerned about people assuming he only won against Ilja at Great American Bash because of Trick's involvement. Trick advises Carmelo to ignore the distractions and noise. Hayes asks Trick if he truly believes he can defeat Ilja. Trick confirms his belief, and Carmelo seeks genuine assurance. Hayes explains he trusts Trick, and with that, he departs.## As Hayes leaves, Trick admits he doesn't just think Hayes can beat Ilja; he knows he can. Please let me know if there's anything else you'd like to adjust or if you need further assistance. ## Singles Match: Dijak Vs Eddy Thorpe ## As Dijak approaches him in the aisle, Eddy strikes with a forearm and then drop kicks Dijak into the ring steps. ## Upon entering the ring, Thorpe delivers a Yakuza Kick followed by a belly-to-back suplex for a near fall. Eddy retaliates with a brainbuster, earning a close near fall. Eddy throws a punch, but Dijak seizes Eddy by the throat. Eddy fights back with punches, yet Dijak executes High Justice for another near fall. Eddy counters a choke slam attempt with a rollup for a near fall. Dijak lands a forearm, prompting Eddy to respond with an enzuigiri. They engage in a chop exchange. Dijak surprises with a super kick, only for Eddy to counter with a clothesline, leaving both men down. ## Dijak removes his belt and wraps it around his fist. Eddy evades a punch and retaliates with a forearm. Eddy gains control of the belt, but Dijak blocks its use. A tug of war ensues, and Eddy scores with a back heel kick. Eddy applies a front face lock, but Dijak counters with a punch. ## Eddy sends Dijak shoulder-first into the ring post and follows up with a pescado. Dijak kicks Eddy into the announce table. Dijak hurls Eddy towards Booker's chair, but Booker manages to move out of the way. Dijak sends Eddy back into the ring, grabbing a chair in the process. The referee warns Dijak, who inadvertently strikes the turnbuckle with the chair as Eddy dodges. Eddy kicks Dijak, and the referee takes the chair away. Eddy attempts a suicide dive, but Dijak strikes Eddy with the belt, finishing with a cyclone kick to secure the three-count victory. ## WINNER: Dijak ## Kiana James shares her thoughts on the upcoming main event. She asserts that her name embodies success and highlights the missed opportunities of her opponents. She characterizes Blair as having an identity complex and Gigi as having mommy issues, emphasizing her own lack of excuses. Kiana is all about action, and her success is evident in her accomplishments. She confidently states that she'll ensure her hand is raised in victory. ## Baron Corbin berates a production assistant, and Bron Breakker approaches. Bron reminds Baron that he saved him last week and expects a thank you. He warns Baron against interfering in his match with Von. Baron dismisses both Bron and Von's rivalry. Bron asserts that if Baron gets involved, it will spell the "End of Days" for him. Baron appreciates the pun and advises Bron to be cautious not to end up being put through a table. ## After the commercial break, we see the Lotharios who were previously sleeping. They are reminded of their grandfather's advice. Angel's hands are injured, and he tends to them. There's a knock on the door, and Humberto shares that he dreamt about their grandfather too. Angel discloses his waking wound, and Humberto reveals similar scars. ## They discuss their family, its loss, and the need to start anew. They reflect on their grandfather's greatness and emphasize their determination to reclaim glory for him. They pledge to return next week. Vic and Booker discuss Terry Funk and Bray Wyatt, leading into a Bray Wyatt video. The camera captures the rocking chair in the aisle before going to commercial. ## Blair Davenport discusses her opponents in the main event. While she hasn't secured titles, she has left a trail of destruction worldwide for a decade. She anticipates becoming the number one contender and relishes inflicting pain on her opponents, essentially getting three for the price of one tonight.## Rhea and Dom converse about Dragon Lee and Mustafa Ali's desires to challenge Dom. Rhea assures that Dom will retain his title until he retires, and she's committed to ensuring that. Dom suggests that Lee and Ali settle their dispute and then face the winner at No Mercy. Dom offers to be the guest referee to guarantee a clear victor. ## Let me know if you need any further adjustments or assistance. ## Joe Coffey (with Mark Coffey and Wolfgang) Vs. Nathan Frazer in a Group B Round Robin Match ## They engage in a lockup, and Joe brings Frazer down to the mat. Frazer responds with a waist lock, and Joe executes a hip lock takedown. Joe applies a waist lock and brings Frazer down again. Joe misses an elbow drop and transitions to a wrist lock. Frazer reverses it and takes Joe down. Joe delivers a double thrust to the midsection. Frazer escapes a slam, but Joe clings to the ropes during an O'Connor Roll. After Frazer hits the ropes throat-first, Joe slams him down. Joe follows up with a flying dropkick. Frazer gains control with a side headlock takedown. Joe tosses Frazer aside and drops him on the top rope. Joe executes a belly-to-back suplex for a close near fall. Joe pushes Frazer into the corner and is then sent to the apron. Frazer drops Joe onto the top rope, and Joe is dropkicked off the apron, crashing onto the announce table. ## After the commercial break, Frazer executes a springboard moonsault into a reverse DDT, leaving both men down. Joe delivers a forearm, and Frazer retaliates with forearms of his own. Frazer follows up with a running forearm and a twisting suplex, nearly securing the victory. Joe grabs Frazer, attempting a German suplex, but Frazer counters with a back elbow. Joe responds with a pop-up European uppercut followed by the Glasgow Sendoff and a German suplex for a close near fall. Joe prepares for All The Best for the Bells, but he ends up on the floor when Frazer evades. Frazer launches a suicide dive, sending Joe back into the ring. Frazer executes a springboard splash for another close near fall. Frazer ascends the turnbuckle for a Phoenix Splash, but Joe intervenes. Joe attempts a German superplex, but Frazer counters, causing Joe to fall from the turnbuckles. Frazer lands on his feet when Joe executes a German superplex. Frazer hits a super kick and goes up top for a Phoenix Splash but misses, rolling through. ## Joe capitalizes with All the Best for the Bells, securing the three-count victory. ## WINNER: Joe Coffey (2 Points) ## We transition to Chase University where the class is in session, but Thea is notably absent.## Duke remarks on Thea's lateness, prompting Andre to speculate if she skipped the class.## Andre points out Duke's participation in the Global Heritage Invitational and jokes about his origin, whether from Australia or New Zealand. He proceeds to explain the tournament's rules.## Thea arrives after the class has concluded. Thea questions if missing a class is a crime. Duke brushes it off as just one class but highlights its significance. Thea mentions her plans to go out, and Jacy inquires if she's ready. ## Cutting to Anonymous, Fallon Henley is seen talking to Myles Borne. She questions whether he enjoys how he's being treated and offers Myles an opportunity to team up with Josh and Brooks against Charlie, Damon, and Drew. Myles accepts the proposition.## Returning to the scene, Wes Lee addresses the audience, expressing gratitude for the positive feedback received. He admits trying to clear his mind following a disappointing Heatwave outcome. Wes emphasizes that he's far from finished with Hayes and vows to grasp another chance, ensuring a different result.## McKenzie interviews Tyler about the upcoming tournament.## Tyler describes Butch as a formidable challenge. He characterizes Charlie as being in a must-win situation, being a technical wrestler. He adds that Axiom is a tough competitor. Tyler reflects on his connection with Butch as both friends and fierce rivals. He asserts that he has to confront Dabba-Kato first, stating that the assumption of being pushed around was a big mistake. Tyler declares his presence in the ring next week, taking on the role of "Davey" against Dabba-Kato's "Goliath."## The upcoming week's lineup is announced: Mustafa Ali will face Dragon Lee with Dominik Mysterio as the guest referee, Bron Breakker will engage Von Wagner in a No Disqualification Match, and Tiffany Stratton will contend against the winner of the main event.## If there are any further adjustments or specific changes you'd like, feel free to let me know. ## Roxanne Perez Vs Blair Davenport Vs Gigi Dollin Vs Kiana James in a Number One Contender Match ## Gigi and Kiana find themselves sent to the floor, with Gigi subsequently pulling Kiana off the apron and connecting with a forearm. Perez manages to punch Blair after a Thesz Press. Perez follows up with a forearm to knock Gigi off the apron. Blair sends Perez throat-first into the ropes. Despite Blair catching Perez, Perez regains her footing. She executes a handstand headscissors into a rollup on Blair, resulting in a near fall. This sequence is followed by a series of near falls. Both Gigi and Perez attempt rollups on their opponents for near falls simultaneously. Kiana intervenes with a knee to Blair, and Perez lands a forearm on Gigi. All four competitors spill outside the ring, engaging in a flurry of action. Perez and Gigi exchange forearms on the apron, culminating in Gigi executing an uranage on the apron. Gigi then Irish whips Kiana into the ringside barrier. Blair contributes by performing a double stomp to Gigi off the ring steps. Kiana enters the fray with a moonsault off the ringside barrier onto Blair, while Perez executes a suicide dive to Gigi. ## Subsequently, Perez sends Kiana back into the ring, but Kiana rolls back out to the floor. Perez unleashes forearms on Blair, followed by punches. Kiana trips Perez, allowing her and Blair to both kick Perez. The two then combine their efforts to kick Perez in the corner. Gigi intervenes with a headbutt to Kiana, and Blair follows up with a forearm to Gigi. Gigi and Blair proceed to trade forearms. Gigi executes a neckbreaker on Blair, while Kiana delivers shoulders in the corner to Perez. Kiana manages to get a near fall on Perez using a body scissors. Kiana transitions to a body scissors on Perez, kicking Gigi in the corner before returning to the body scissors on Perez. Gigi responds by applying a figure-four head scissors on Kiana, with Blair executing the same on Gigi. Perez locks in a sharpshooter on Kiana. ## Blair tries to send Perez into the corner, but Perez moves to the apron to evade. Blair, however, kicks Perez on the turnbuckles and sets up for a superplex. Perez blocks it, and Kiana gets involved on the ropes, transforming it into an attempted double superplex. Gigi enters the mix from below, resulting in a Tower of Doom. Gigi delivers kicks to both Blair and Kiana. She follows up with a forearm to Blair, a running hip to Kiana's back, and a dropkick to Blair against the ropes for a near fall. Gigi then sets up for a butterfly suplex, but Blair manages to escape and sends Gigi into the ropes. Kiana seizes the moment with an enzuigiri to Blair, subsequently sending Gigi into the ring post. Kiana exchanges forearms with Blair, with Blair retaliating. Perez attempts a crossbody, but Kiana and Blair catch her. Perez executes an arm drag on Blair and a handstand headscissors on Kiana. Perez launches running uppercuts on both Kiana and Blair. She follows up with punches from the turnbuckles and a crossbody to Blair. Perez then attempts a side Russian leg sweep, but Blair sends Perez to the mat. Gigi intervenes with a double clothesline, targeting both Blair and Kiana. Perez executes a neckbreaker on Gigi for a close near fall. ## Perez sets up for a float-over into a sunset flip, but Blair dropkicks Perez into the turnbuckles. Kiana is left on the apron. Blair delivers a Falcon Arrow to Perez, almost securing the victory before Gigi breaks up the pin attempt. Gigi responds with a half-and-half suplex for a near fall. Perez executes a headscissors off the apron to Gigi. Perez then prepares for Pop Rox on the floor, and Blair kicks Perez in the back, leading to Perez hitting Pop Rox. Blair ascends the top rope and lands a double stomp on Perez. Perez counters with a back heel kick and Pop Rox, causing Blair to fall to the floor. Gigi blocks a back heel kick from Perez, landing a kick of her own. Gigi sets up for the Gigi Driver, but Perez manages to hold onto the ropes. Kiana capitalizes with the "401k" move on Perez, followed by a facebuster to Gigi, securing the three-count victory. ## WINNER: Kiana James ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

WWE SuperShow From Huntsville Results 8/27/23: Winners, Highlights WWE News
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WWE SuperShow From Huntsville Results 8/27/23: Winners, Highlights

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Huntsville, August 27, 2023 - Here are the full results for WWE SuperShow From Huntsville which takes place on July 27, 2023, live from Von Braun Center in Huntsville, Alabama. ## The show features Cody Rhodes, Rey Mysterio, Bianca Belair, WWE Women's World Champion Rhea Ripley, WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins, Sami Zayn, and many more! ## Credit: WrestlingBodySlam.com ## WWE SuperShow From Huntsville Results 8/27/23 –WWE Undisputed Tag Team Title: Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn (c) defeated The Imperium (Ludwig Kaiser and Giovanni Vinci) ## – Zoey Stark defeated Michin ( Mia Yim ) ## – WWE Women’s World Title: Rhea Ripley (c) defeated Natalya ## – WWE United States Title Match: Rey Mysterio (c) defeated Austin Theory via DQ ## – The LWO (WWE United States Champion Rey Mysterio & Santos Escobar) defeated Austin Theory & Grayson Waller ## – Cody Rhodes defeated Damian Priest ( w/ Rhea Ripley ) ## – LA Knight defeated Mustafa Ali ## – Street Fight: WWE World Title: Seth Rollins (c) defeated Finn Balor ## 2nd straight night Mami Rhea Ripley got ejected from Ringside by the Refs#WWEHuntsvillepic.twitter.com/wr9kr7d8AI— Nick McCardell (@UKhoops1_BBN) August 28, 2023 ## YEAHHHHH @RealLAKnight #WWEHuntsville pic.twitter.com/U8WQWdLPH6— ℝ𝕪 🐅⚜️🕸 (@RyThaGod) August 28, 2023 ## Got a chance to see two of my favorite WWE superstars! @EscobarWWE & @reymysterio #LWO #WWEHuntsville pic.twitter.com/mukxajG02r— Tokyo Omega 👽 (@SlayTokyo) August 28, 2023 ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

WWE SuperShow From Cape Girardeau Results 8/26/23: Winners, Highlights WWE News
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WWE SuperShow From Cape Girardeau Results 8/26/23: Winners, Highlights

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Cape Girardeau, August 26, 2023 - Here are the full results for the WWE SuperShow From Mexico City which takes place on August 26, 2023, live from Show Me Center in Cape Girardeau, Mo. ## The show features, Cody Rhodes, WWE Women's World Champion Rhea Ripley, WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins, LA Knight, WWE United States Champion Rey Mysterio, Undisputed WWE Tag Team Champion Sami Zayn, and many more! ## Credit: WrestlingBodySlam.com ## WWE SuperShow From Cape Girardeau Results 8/26/23 – WWE Undisputed Tag Team Title: Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn (c) defeated The Imperium: Ludwig Kaiser and Giovanni Vinci ## – Zoey Stark defeated Michin ( Mia Yim ) ## – WWE Women’s World Title: Rhea Ripley (c) defeated Natalya ## – Rey Mysterio and Santos Escobar defeated Grayson Waller and Austin Theory ## – Cody Rhodes defeated Damian Priest ( w/ Rhea Ripley ) ## – LA Knight defeated Mustafa Ali ## – Street Fight: WWE World Title: Seth Rollins (c) defeated Finn Balor ## Here’s the full Seth promo about Bray #WWECapeGirardeau #WWE pic.twitter.com/vAFEndsFqL— CJ (@CjFearless) August 27, 2023 ## @RheaRipley_WWE defeated Natalya 😆💯 #WWECapeGirardeau Credit 📹: @BigLeesWorld pic.twitter.com/dpQNKeL5w7— Edith 💯 Going to see Rhea on 9/23 & 25😆💯 (@edxth42) August 27, 2023 ## Damn…Seth Rollins saying he had no time to go see a therapist after Bray Wyatt’s passing, but thanked the fans at #WWECapeGirardeau for being a therapist to him. Love how he ended it with “Until next time…Follow The Buzzards.”❤️❤️❤️ pic.twitter.com/nx3o43gydz— PW Chronicle (@_PWChronicle) August 27, 2023 ## At tonight’s #WWECapeGirardeau event, fans serenaded Seth Rollins w/the “he’s got the whole world in his hands” chant along with the fireflies. Seth seemingly broke down in the middle of the ring. You got to feel for him a lot. We love you, Seth. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/dSgQcgNZiL— PW Chronicle (@_PWChronicle) August 27, 2023 ## I love you #RheaRipley! #WWECapeGirardeau pic.twitter.com/mntLKT2rQX— Big Lee (@BigLeesWorld) August 27, 2023 ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

WWE Friday Night SmackDown Results August 25, 2023: Highlights, Commentary, Live Update, Winners WWE News
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WWE Friday Night SmackDown Results August 25, 2023: Highlights, Commentary, Live Update, Winners

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Louisville, August 25, 2023 - Here are the full results for this Friday's SmackDown which is scheduled to air live on August 25, 2023, live from KFC Yum! Center in Louisville, KY. ## Friday Night SmackDown currently airs live every Friday on Fox from 8:00 ET–10:00 PM ET in the United States. WWE SmackDown starts live at 1 am in the UK on BT Sport 1 on Saturday mornings. ## WWE SmackDown Time In Australia: It airs live on at 10 am (AEST) on Fox8 ## WWE SmackDown Time In Canada: It airs live every Friday at 8 Am on Sportsnet 360 ## WWE SmackDown Time In South Africa: The show also airs live on Supersport in South Africa on Saturday at 02:00 am CAT ## SmackDown Time In Italy: In Italy, SmackDown airs on DMAX at 2:00 pm with the international version of one-hour shows airing on Cielo in Italian ## SmackDown airs live on Sony Ten 1 HD and Sony Ten 1 in India at 5:30 am. While SmackDown airs live on Fox Sports in Mexico and across Central and South America since 2014. ## WWE Friday Night SmackDown, August 25, 2023 Play-By-Play Results We start by displaying graphics in memory of Terry Funk and Windham Rotunda. All the wrestlers and staff gather on the stage. ## Michael Cole acknowledges the passing of two WWE family members, Terry Funk and Bray Wyatt. He states that tonight is dedicated to honoring their legacy and celebrating their lives. These two remarkable men left an indelible mark on all of us through their passion, creativity, and spirit. ## Cole requests a moment of silence, and a ten-bell salute follows. Next, we're presented with a video package highlighting Bray Wyatt. The crowd joins in singing "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands." ## A spotlight focuses on a rocking chair as we head into a commercial break. Returning from the break, we're treated to a segment from the video package dedicated to Terry Funk. ## Michael notes that Cody Rhodes will be performing a tribute to Terry Funk later in the show. He emphasizes that Terry and Bray's shared goal was to entertain the fans, which is precisely what tonight is all about. Cody Rhodes will be a guest on a special edition of The Grayson Waller Effect at Payback. ## Rey Mysterio Vs Grayson Waller in a Non Title Match ## They engage in a lock-up, with Waller forcing Rey down to the mat. Waller applies a wrist lock, but Rey responds with an arm drag. Rey playfully imitates Waller's mannerisms. Rey delivers a forearm, but Waller counters with a knee strike. Waller gains control with a side headlock. He follows up with a shoulder tackle and maintains the headlock before taking Rey down. ## Rey retaliates with a head scissors that propels Waller into the corner. After striking Waller with forearms and punches, Rey evades an Alabama Slam attempt by clutching the ropes. He executes a head scissors that sends Waller rebounding into the ropes, only for Waller to counter with a back body drop that sends Rey to the apron. Waller's boot catches Rey mid-springboard, knocking him off the ropes. Waller attempts a clothesline but misses as Rey employs a head scissors, sending Waller into the ringside barrier. ## After the break, Rey whips Waller to the corner, but Waller counters with a float-over and a double stomp, nearly pinning Rey. Waller targets Rey's ribs with punches and executes a springboard elbow drop for another close count. A leg lariat from Waller earns him yet another near fall. Waller then delivers a head kick to Rey as he rises. Waller subjects Rey to a pair of forceful Irish whips. He gears up for a powerbomb, but Rey turns the tables with punches, transitioning into a hurricanrana that sends Waller crashing into the ring post. Rey ascends the turnbuckle, executing a seated splash followed by a springboard crossbody. ## Following an Irish whip by Waller, Rey maneuvers out of the way and counters with a tornado DDT for another near fall. Waller responds with a back elbow and a boot to Rey. He then pulls off a flip Unprettier, earning a two-count. Waller hoists Rey onto his shoulders, but Rey manages to escape. Rey delivers a clothesline and follows up with a back senton. A drop toe hold from Rey sends Waller into the ropes. ## Austin Theory's entrance music hits, and he walks down the ramp, positioning himself at the ring's edge. Waller scores a near fall with a roll-up. Both Rey and Waller execute simultaneous cross body presses, leading to both wrestlers being downed. ## Santos Escobar suddenly assaults Theory from behind. Theory retaliates by clipping Escobar. Rey lands a dropkick to Theory outside the ring. Waller slides out and lands a clothesline. Waller strikes Santos, and Rey avoids a slingshot rolling cutter, turning it into a head scissors and a 619. Theory holds Rey on the apron, but Santos delivers a super kick. Rey finishes with a springboard splash, securing the three-count victory. ## WINNER: Rey Mysterio ## We revisit the initial Wyatt Family promos. Returning, we see posts from various social media platforms about Bray Wyatt. ## Corey brings up the Tampa warehouse where he collaborated with Bray. He reminisces about Bray's ability to bring smiles to everyone's faces and recalls his infectious laughter. A recap follows of Zelina Vega's recent wins over Iyo Sky. Damage CTRL, accompanied by Kayla, inquire about Iyo's previous matches against Zelina and her upcoming contest. ## Bayley accuses Kayla of showing favoritism and jests if she's aiming to join the LWO, given their preference for shorter individuals. Bayley hails Iyo as an extraordinary talent, having held the NXT Championship and Tag Team Championship, while currently reigning as the Women's Champion. Bayley asserts that this era belongs to Iyo. With a laugh, Bayley taunts Kayla and makes her way to the ring.## After the break, footage rolls showing the debut of The Fiend. ## Iyo Sky (with Bayley and Dakota Kai) Vs Zelina Vega for the World Championship ## They engage in a lock-up, with Iyo applying a waist lock and Vega countering with a wrist lock. Iyo swiftly reverses the hold. Vega employs the ropes for a flip, reversing the situation. Iyo asserts a side headlock. Displaying agility, Iyo performs a cartwheel followed by a round-off. Vega executes a wheelbarrow into an arm drag. When Iyo seeks a breather near the ropes, Vega seizes her, yet Iyo manages to send Vega into the ropes, catching her throat, and follows up with a back kick. Iyo slams Vega for a near fall, delivering a series of forearms. Another slam attempt by Iyo is thwarted by Vega, who rolls her up for a near fall. Vega counters with a rolling kick, ascends the turnbuckle, but Iyo interrupts her momentum and performs a press slam, earning another close count. Iyo then transitions into a crossface submission. ## A knee strike from Iyo is met with a side headlock from Vega. Iyo endeavors a belly-to-back suplex, but Vega lands gracefully. Iyo misses a splash, allowing Vega to retaliate with a kick. Vega propels Iyo into the turnbuckles, then proceeds with a clothesline and a hammerlock DDT. Vega climbs the turnbuckle for a Meteora, nearly pinning Iyo. Vega maintains pressure with a series of near falls. When Vega's splash attempt meets empty corner space, Iyo seizes the opportunity for a springboard dropkick. Iyo endeavors a slam, but Vega counters into a DDT. Both competitors find themselves down. Iyo repositions Vega for a moonsault, but Vega pulls her off the turnbuckle. Vega manages to execute Code Red, but Iyo rolls out to the floor. Vega retrieves Iyo and aims to use the ring steps, but Iyo reverses, sending Vega into them. ## Iyo returns Vega to the ring, gearing up for a running double knee strike, which connects. Iyo then positions Vega for a moonsault, securing the three-count victory. ## WINNER: Iyo Sky (retains Championship) ## Cody Rhodes walks in the back as we go to commercial. Returning with further social media posts, the topic still centers around Bray. Cody Rhodes strides into the ring, ready to share his thoughts. ## Addressing the Louisville crowd, Cody dives into a personal memory. He recalls a distinct incident from his childhood in Denver when he was just eleven years old. During his travels with his father, he encountered an odd occurrence on a people mover. A man's voice caught his attention, hurling a rather peculiar insult in his father's direction – "Egg Sucking Dog." Cody cheekily questions the appropriateness for a Fox broadcast. He amusingly recalls the man having choice words for his own grandmother. Perplexed, Cody couldn't identify the man, and he suspected a potential domestic issue. Little did he know, it was none other than the owner of the Double Cross Ranch, Terry Funk. ## Cody segues into contemporary terminology that allows people to be labeled WWE superstars once they step into the ring. He reminisces on the varied terms used to describe those in the wrestling world – from wrestlers and athletes to competitors and carnies. However, Cody emphasizes a rare distinction: the title of "cowboys." Both Terry Funk and Bray Wyatt embodied the spirit of cowboys in their own remarkable ways. Cody delves into paying tribute to Terry Funk, hailing him as a second-generation star hailing from Amarillo. He proudly acknowledges Terry's tenure as a wearer of the ten pounds of gold. Terry's attendance and dedication to his education at West Texas State underscored his authenticity. Cody acknowledges Terry's impressive fifty-year presence in the wrestling industry. ## Throughout this span, Terry Funk's versatility shines. Cody introduces the concept of "the rub," where a legendary figure elevates less experienced talents to their level. Cody credits Terry Funk for accomplishing this feat for an entire company and movement. Transitioning, a video package offers a glimpse into Terry Funk's legacy. ## Cody proceeds, acknowledging Terry's relentless passion that stretched from Texas to Tokyo. Terry was fervent, especially in the realm of hardcore wrestling, encompassing tables, ladders, and chairs. With great significance, Cody reveals that the forthcoming match will be a Terry Funk Hardcore Match. ## Butch and Ridge Holland Vs Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins in a Terry Funk Hardcore Match## As the bell rings, all four men launch into a flurry of punches. Butch delivers chops to Ford, while Dawkins propels Ridge into the ring steps. Butch targets Ford's back with a forearm, followed by raking at his face and gripping his ears. Dawkins hurls Ridge into the steps once again. Inside the ring, Butch and Ford engage, with Ford applying a side headlock and executing a solid shoulder tackle. Butch responds with a dropkick on Ford and another to knock Dawkins off the apron. Butch seizes Ford's leg, transitioning into a spinning toe hold, only to be sent to the floor by Dawkins. Ridge capitalizes with a spinning front face lock, swiftly transitioning into a DDT. Dawkins retaliates with a kick and a twisting butterfly neck breaker. Ford follows up with a splash, narrowly missing the victory. Butch utilizes kicks and chops on Dawkins, while Ford and Dawkins collaborate for a double face plant on Butch. ## Ford and Dawkins unleash a barrage of kicks and punches on Ridge, who finds himself cornered. Butch capitalizes, striking Dawkins with a boot as he charges in, and Ford similarly meets the boot as he follows suit. Butch ascends the turnbuckle, delivering a moonsault that impacts both opponents. Ridge employs Butch to knock down Ford and Dawkins with a skillful airplane spin. He then heads to the outside, connecting with a running shoulder tackle on Dawkins. Attempting a pile driver, Ridge's plans are thwarted by Dawkins, who counters with a back body drop. Butch contributes a running knee to Dawkins, while Ford executes a flip dive onto the entire group. ## Interrupting the action, Bobby Lashley's entrance music resonates, drawing him into the ring despite the ongoing match. ## A commercial break follows. ## Returning from the break, Ridge executes a powerful slam on Ford, followed by a series of punches. Butch and Ridge team up, delivering forearms to Ford on the apron while Dawkins falls to the outside. Ridge splashes into the corner, and Butch adds a kick to the corner. Ridge lifts Ford, and Butch follows up with a leaping powerbomb, securing a near fall. Butch exits the ring, only to be met with a forceful POUNCE from Dawkins. A punch exchange ensues between Ridge and Dawkins. Dawkins takes to the air with a flying back elbow, followed by a spinning splash in the corner and an enzuigiri. Dawkins hoists Ridge onto his shoulders, as Ford contributes a blockbuster, but Butch intervenes, breaking up the pin attempt. Butch dishes out an enzuigiri to Dawkins and Ford consecutively. Ford counters with his own enzuigiri to Butch and follows up with a superkick to Ridge, leaving all participants grounded. ## Dawkins ascends the turnbuckle, and Ridge intercepts his ascent. Ridge positions for a superplex and executes it effectively. Ford scales the ropes, executing a Seven Star Frog Splash on Ridge, but the pinfall is disrupted by Butch. Retrieving a table from under the ring, Butch encounters an unexpected obstacle in the form of Lashley. ## Butch retrieves the table, positioning it within the ring. Ridge proceeds to set up the table, while Butch's attention shifts towards Lashley. Ford intervenes, launching punches directed at both Ridge and Butch. Subsequently, Ford situates the table inside the ring. He readies himself for a uranage through the table, but Ridge counters effectively using his elbows to block the attempt. Ridge successfully elevates Ford and follows with a well-executed back drop and DDT combination. Meanwhile, Butch targets Dawkins' fingers, applying pressure with a pull. ## Ridge's powerful punch sends Dawkins onto the table, setting the stage for Butch's aerial maneuver. However, Lashley disrupts Butch's ascent, forcefully pushing him off the turnbuckles before delivering a decisive spear on the floor. ## Ford seizes the opportunity, employing a swift kick to propel Ridge onto the table. As they synergize their efforts, Ford and Dawkins execute the Revelation through the table, sealing the victory with a decisive three-count. ## WINNER: Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins ## A glimpse into the past brings us to the inaugural Firefly Fun House. In the backstage area, LA Knight makes his entrance. ## Following a commercial break, the broadcast resumes, showcasing further social media posts related to Bray. ## TMZ Sports presents Miz's comments on LA Knight. When asked about Knight, Miz dismisses him as a mere trend. He warns that if Knight continues to show him disrespect as he has been, Knight won't make it to WrestleMania. ## LA Knight strides to the ring, a microphone in hand, ready to address the audience. ## Knight acknowledges that he will address Miz shortly, but emphasizes that the focus tonight is on Bray Wyatt. As he gazes upon the audience representing the fireflies, he reflects on the notion that sometimes one's fiercest adversaries can also be instrumental guides. Recounting the trials he endured with Bray, Knight acknowledges their intense battles, which prepared him for any challenge. Knight admits he remained composed until he encountered the images of Bray's family. The deep emotions connected to those visuals and the fireflies' presence enveloping the arena manifest the enduring spirit of Bray Wyatt. ## Knight acknowledges that he and Bray weren't best friends, but he expresses gratitude, uttering a heartfelt "Thank You, Bray." While not claiming an unbreakable bond, Knight believes that just as the audience feels Bray's spirit, he, too, feels the same, prompting him to close with Bray's signature catchphrase – "Let me talk to ya." ## Miz appears on screen, echoing worn-out rhetoric. He reiterates Miz's previous words, and Knight responds unphased, expressing his contentment with being considered a fad, especially when Miz never truly was the focal point. Knight brings up instances when Miz's prominence was overshadowed by a stunt double or when he became a backdrop to a storyline between The Rock and John Cena. Challenging Miz's intent to end him, Knight affirms his readiness, regardless of the location. ## Knight adds a final statement, recounting advice from a wise individual that the next time Miz encounters him, he should "RUN." ## The broadcast shifts to a retrospective look at Bray's return to WWE, followed by a commercial break. ## Singles Match: Finn Balor Vs LA Knight ## Finn starts off with a well-executed waist lock takedown, transitioning fluidly. They engage in a lock-up, and Knight responds with a hammerlock, punctuating it with a slap to the back of Finn's head. Swiftly, Knight counters Finn's kick, although his subsequent clothesline misses its mark. Finn seizes control with a side headlock, but Knight counters with a shoulder tackle. The action spills to the outside as Finn finds himself on the floor. Knight gives chase, and upon Finn's return to the ring, he attempts an elbow drop that misses its target. Knight focuses on Finn's hand, delivering stomps before heading back to the outside. Knight proceeds to forcefully send Finn into the announce table multiple times. Finn is eventually returned to the ring, where Knight executes a slingshot shoulder tackle, earning a near fall. ## Knight follows up with a kick and shoulders Finn in the corner. An Irish whip from Knight leads to Finn's nimble evasion, although he runs into an elbow from Knight. Finn capitalizes by pulling Knight off the turnbuckles, causing him to hit his head against the corner post. ## As the broadcast continues, it is momentarily interrupted by Bray's promo from a past SmackDown episode in Tampa last December. This serves as a segue into a commercial break. ## The action resumes as Finn applies a reverse chin lock to Knight. Following a knee strike to the midsection, Finn attempts an Irish whip but misses an elbow. Knight capitalizes with a neck breaker, unleashing a series of punches and a kick, followed by a DDT that secures a near fall. Knight sends Finn crashing face-first into the mat and then follows up with a forceful boot to the head for another near fall. ## Finn counters by delivering impactful kicks to Knight's midsection. He proceeds to execute his signature sling blade maneuver, only to be met by a sudden clothesline from Knight. Knight then executes a running hip thrust into the corner. Attempting to gain the upper hand, Knight hoists Finn into a Torture Rack position, but Finn manages to escape and counters with a well-placed boot to Knight's chest. Following this, Finn executes a running dropkick that propels Knight into the turnbuckles. Seizing the opportunity, Finn ascends the turnbuckles, but his Coup de Grace attempt misses its target. Knight quickly retaliates with a powerful power slam. ## Knight surveys the situation before delivering his signature YEAHple's Elbow for a close near fall. Finn counters Knight's BFT finisher into a rollup for another near fall. Elevating the intensity, Finn executes an elevated elbow drop, then ascends the turnbuckles once again. However, Knight counters Finn's momentum by crotching him on the top rope. Knight sets up for a superplex, but Finn responds with an elbow to dislodge Knight from the turnbuckles. In a surprising turn of events, Knight manages to leap back to the turnbuckles, executing a superplex. With momentum on his side, Knight delivers his BFT finisher, securing the victory with a three-count pinfall. ## WINNER: LA Knight ## The lights go down and the lantern appears in the ring. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

WWE NXT Heatwave Results August 22, 2023: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap WWE News
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WWE NXT Heatwave Results August 22, 2023: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap

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Here is the live coverage of WWE NXT which is scheduled to air live on August 22, 2023, from Capital Wrestling Center with a full action-packed match card. ## Make sure you follow us on social so that you can come to know about momentary announcements and the latest results of WWE NXT and others. WWE NXT is broadcasted on USA Network [8 PM ET on Tuesday ] [You can watch WWE NXT live at 5:30 in India on Sony Ten 1/1HD/3/3HD every Wednesday morning]. ## WWE NXT Time In Canada: It airs live every Friday at 8 Am EDT on Sportsnet 360 ## WWE NXT Time In South Africa: The show also airs live on SuperSport Variety 3 in South Africa on Thursdays at 02:00 am CAT ## NXT Time In Italy: In Italy, NXT airs live on Dplay 2:00 pm ## WWE NXT Results August 22, 2023 & Winners Singles Match: Ilja Dragunov Vs Trick Williams ## In an impressive opening bout, Dragunov secured a pinfall victory over Williams. The match exhibited a level of intensity, with impactful strikes, especially from Dragunov. The hard-hitting nature was well-placed to ensure safety. Williams displayed his resilience, although not much was done to safeguard his position. Throughout the match, Dragunov predominantly controlled the tempo. Despite his size advantage, Williams fought from beneath. ## The match began with Dragunov taking the fight to Williams right from the bell. Williams eventually fought back after enduring considerable punishment. The action spilled outside the ring, with Dragunov executing a German suplex on Williams onto the floor. Dragunov maintained his aggressive stance upon returning to the ring, leading to a commercial break. ## After the commercial break, Williams made a fiery comeback, resulting in a back-and-forth exchange of strikes. Williams managed to drop Dragunov to his knees before being encouraged to bring it on by Dragunov himself. This led to a compelling near-fall after Williams delivered a running knee strike. Dragunov countered Williams with DDTs and continued to trade near-falls. A significant near-fall occurred when Williams executed an avalanche Rock Bottom off the top rope. Dragunov kicked out and retaliated with a powerbomb, followed by a forceful elbow smash. Williams narrowly escaped the pin. ## In an aerial maneuver, Dragunov leaped from the turnbuckles, delivering a flying elbow smash to a prone Williams. The subsequent pinfall secured the victory for Dragunov. ## WINNER: Ilja Dragunov ## In another segment, Nathan Frazier sought Tyler Bate's support, with Bate agreeing to stand by Frazier's side. Frazier promised Bate an opportunity at the Heritage Cup if he emerged victorious. ## A confrontation unfolded between Mustafa Ali, Rhea Ripley, and Dominik Mysterio in a locker room setting. Amidst the tension, Ripley demanded Ali's departure from their space. Ali left but made an inappropriate remark as he exited. ## Ivy Nile Vs Ava (accompanied by Joe Gacy & The Dyad) ## Nile sealed her win by forcing Ava to submit to a standing Dragon sleeper. The match was brief but satisfactory in its duration. This marked Ava's debut singles match on television following her recent appearance in a singles match on a house show as part of the NXT loop. ## Ava initiated an onslaught against Nile, who skillfully played into Ava's offense. Nile countered a scoop slam, transitioning into a Dragon sleeper by sliding behind Ava. The submission hold prompted Ava to tap out, granting Nile the victory. ## WINNER: Ivy Nile ## Masked members of The Schism encircled the ring post-match, positioning Nile as a lone figure amidst a sea of Schism members. Nile responded by putting Ava in the Dragon sleeper once again, as masked Schism members entered the ring one by one. Nile managed to fend them off with the assistance of Gacy and The Dyad. ## As Ava was carried away by the masked individuals, she displayed a sinister grin. ## A locker room interaction between Dragunov and Wes Lee followed, with Lee asserting his determination to capture the NXT title. ## NXT Heritage Cup: Noam Dar (accompanied by Oro Mensah, Jakara Jackson & Lash Legend) Vs Nathan Frazier (with Tyler Bate) ## Dar emerged victorious in a contest spanning six rounds, with the final score being 2-1 in favor of Dar. The opening round witnessed no falls, while the second round concluded during a split-screen commercial break. Dar capitalized on outside interference, earning a pinfall victory in the second round after Dabbo-Kato's intervention led to Bate's chokeslam on the ring apron. The distraction enabled Dar to secure the pin. ## Despite no falls in the third round, Dar maintained his one-fall lead. Intermittent action ensued, intensifying in the fourth round. Frazier equalized the match by executing a remarkable high spot—a twisting neckbreaker after a superplex. Frazier covered Dar for the pinfall, leveling the score at two falls apiece. ## The fifth round was initiated during a commercial break, with Frazier performing a senton on both Dar and Mensah outside the ring. Dar was barely rolled back into the ring in the closing seconds, as Frazier aimed to capitalize. Lash Legend interfered, preventing Frazier from covering Dar, who managed to kick out as time expired. ## The final round was marked by intense action. Ultimately, Dar capitalized on Frazier's failed Phoenix Splash attempt, countering with a shining wizard before pinning him for the three-count. With two falls to Frazier's one, Dar emerged as the undisputed Heritage Cup Champion. ## WINNER: Noam Dar (with Oro Mensah, Jakara Jackson & Lash Legend) ## In a promo, Ava challenged Ivy Nile to confront her beneath the Schism's mystical tree. Ava was flanked by the two masked men who had carried her away earlier. This storyline would continue later in the night, culminating in the revelation of the Creeds. ## NXT Women's Champion Tiffany Stratton addressed the audience in the ring, extolling her reign as champion and vowing to become the greatest women's champ in NXT history. ## Gigi Dolan interrupted her, leading to a heated exchange. Kiana James and Blair Davenport also joined the confrontation. As the verbal jousting continued, Roxanne Perez entered and blindsided Stratton with a forearm. Chaos ensued, resulting in a brawl among the contenders while Stratton retreated from the scene. This sequence indicated the setup for a four-way number one contender's match. ## A skit depicted Charlie Dempsey choking a student while Drew Gulak berated them, with Damon Kemp observing with amusement. ## A promo featured Ava taunting Ivy Nile to find her under the Schism's tree. Nile made her entrance, prompting Ava to order her masked men to attack. Surprisingly, the masked men revealed themselves as the Creed Brothers, announcing a cage match against The Dyad with their reinstatement in NXT at stake. ## Backstage, the Meta-Four celebrated Dar's win, only for Dar to be served with paperwork from the Heritage Cup committee. An eight-man tournament was announced, with the winner earning a Heritage Cup match against Dar at NXT No Mercy. ## Mixed Tag Team Match: WWE World Women's Champion Rhea Ripley and NXT North American Champion Dominik Mysterio Vs Dragon Lee and Lyra Valkyria ## Dragon Lee secured the victory by pinning Mysterio, setting the stage for a future singles title match. Just before the finish, Raquel Rodriguez intervened, engaging in a brawl with Ripley. ## WINNER: WWE World Women's Champion Rhea Ripley and NXT North American Champion Dominik Mysterio ## The action was segmented, with the male wrestlers predominantly facing their counterparts. Dragon Lee and Valkyria executed synchronized high spots before a split-screen break. Valkyria bore the brunt of Ripley's attacks, building up to a hot tag. A spectacular spot saw Valkyria countering a suplex into a DDT with a challenging landing. She followed up with a powerful kick, leading to a tag. ## Dragon Lee exhibited dominance against Mysterio, executing a double stomp for a close near-fall. He countered a 619 attempt and delivered a Liger bomb. Ripley intervened to break a subsequent pinfall. Later, Valkyria caught Ripley with a kick, leading to a chaotic situation. Raquel Rodriguez rushed to ringside, attacking Ripley and inciting a backstage brawl. Mysterio fell victim to Dragon Lee's tilt-a-whirl DDT, leading to the pinfall victory. ## NXT Women's Champion Tiffany Stratton later announced a four-way number one contender's match, confirming the implications from the earlier segment. ## Thea Hail expressed frustration about her previous loss, prompting an encounter with Jacy Jayne, who offered unsolicited advice. ## The match between Von Wagner (accompanied by Mr. Stone) and Baron Corbin was abruptly halted before it commenced ## Corbin ambushed Wagner before the match officially began, resulting in a ringside brawl involving the use of props such as the ring steps and announce desk. Corbin attempted to attack Stone, prompting Wagner to intervene. Before Wagner could take control, Bron Breakker intervened, spearing Wagner. The match was ruled a no-contest, ending with the show cutting away. Joe Gacy and The Dyad delivered a promo responding to the Creeds' challenge for a cage match, accepting the challenge for the following week. NXT Champion Carmelo Hayes Vs Wes Lee ## Hayes secured victory by pinning Lee in an engaging match, although time constraints may have affected the bout's potential. The match maintained a brisk pace, and while it offered exciting action, the sense of a main event title match wasn't fully captured. With more time, the match could have potentially exceeded expectations. Regardless, Hayes emerged strong in his victory. The match began at an accelerated pace, perhaps indicating time limitations. The action continued even through a commercial break, featuring various impressive high spots. ## Lee mounted a comeback after being worked over, executing a package Michinoku Driver for a near fall. He followed with a twisting corkscrew senton from the top rope, nearly securing a pinfall. Hayes responded with his "First 48" maneuver (a codebreaker), earning another close near-fall. ## The match took a chaotic turn as the action spilled outside the ring. Hayes delivered a daring springboard DDT to Lee, causing the announce desk to collapse upon impact. Despite this, Hayes managed to roll Lee back into the ring and ascend the turnbuckles. Hayes executed the "Nothing But Net" guillotine legdrop, covering Lee for the victory. ## WINNER: NXT Champion Carmelo Hayes ## The show concluded immediately after the match's conclusion. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

WWE Monday Night Raw Results August 21, 2023: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap WWE News
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WWE Monday Night Raw Results August 21, 2023: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap

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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 ET–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 – 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 – 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 SuperShow From Laval Results 8/20/23: Winners, Highlights WWE News
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WWE SuperShow From Laval Results 8/20/23: Winners, Highlights

BY SACNILK

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 ⁦@AJStylesOrg⁩ 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...