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I'm so happy Ishii will get a IWGP title show, if it's at KOPW Sumo Hall is gonna be rocking like when Shibata challenged Okada last year.

Wasn't it reported Bryan signed for 2 years? Or did that never went further than "twitter sources"?

Another amazing promo by Miz, Bryan was good too. This match is gonna be heated as fuck, can't wait.

With no Orton (up until now) and no Cass, pretty much any pairing you make for SD is worth a watch though. The joke after the draft was that "not even Road Dogg can fuck this up".

I actually think Bryan wins, the Miz has had the upperhand for more than 2 years now so my guess is they give people a feel good moment (for once) with him having a convincing W over his nemesis.

AJ vs Joe and Miz vs Bryan as SD's top matches for Summerslam, great choices.

5 months ago I was eager to watch Roman wrestle Lesnar. After Mania and GRR, I dread the thought of it, how many finishers are they gonna kick out of with zero reaction this time?

I've really enjoyed Yano this tourney, I knew he was going to be fun to watch in Korakuen but his first match with Ishii was really good too. The theory Boss Rock was saying he read was that Okada/Naito would happen in 2020 so it could sell out the Dome, that's just hilarious to me. No matter how baffling or lazy Gedo's booking is, people come out with incredible ways to justify it.

We all get not wanting to have an uncomfortable conversation with your kids, but that doesn't excuse them from this situation imo. Specially because their kids will find out eventually and will have to deal with it anyway, avoiding it is even worse.

The fact they are doing a WWE 24 on this is pretty horrible. It's not something I wouldn't expect from WWE, but it's still horrible.

I think an interesting discussion could be had about WWE agents and their role in putting matches together in 2018 (or the last couple of years). Do we have any reliable info on what % of a match falls on their shoulders and how much freedom do the wrestlers have when it comes to structure? My viewing the last couple of years is fairly limited to most PPVs and Smackdown 2018, but it seems to me that the structuring of matches has gone to the shitter in most cases, specially main events and important matches. It takes all time elite talents like Styles and Bryan to do different stuff and make it feel fresher than the rest of the roster, and even Styles had a ton of issues with the Nakamura feud. People that follow the product more closely would have a much better understanding than me on this regard, but I've been surprised at how bad the layout of a lot of big matches is these days.

I wouldn't call this "Very mad"

*Seth goes for the pin, time expires* Coach: :"he needed 5 more seconds" what?

After 25 minutes and 7 previous falls, that moronic ass Superplex-Falcon Arrow spot still can't get a 3 count, jesus christ

They were horrible for that awesome AJ vs Rusev match.

Man I can't fucking stand this crowd.

Yes, I just think it was funny how Seth got the DQ fall after Drew first interfered but then nothing happened when he kept beating him and even hit him with his finisher. Should've been 4-0, where's the VAR dammit? Even DDT can afford one!

LMAO at that whole beatdown only costing Dolph 1 fall

I don't even watch RAW but dude is super over and every time I see him on PPV or read results it looks like he's being put in position to look great and establish him like a big deal.

I see more likely this match goes 45 minutes than getting a Hogan segment.

I wonder if WWE is actually gonna capitalize on how over Rollins is. It seems he's being prepped for a huge main event-Universal title push any day now.

Rusev always shows up when given the chance, come on now.

Damn good fucking match. Rusev was game and AJ in form as always, exactly what I wanted.

How?

Can't wait for this match.