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Nah, they only woke up when Daddy Ass showed up and Swerve slapped Lee.

I really hope we get more from heel Swerve and he doesn't get thrown to the bushes for 3 months.

This crowd has not given this match any chance, sad. I've liked what they've done so far in the ring but the fans seem too tired.

Once Rebel showed up the match was enjoyable and the crowd woke the fuck up and gave Hayter a dope moment for her win.

Darby and Sting never getting a tag title shot is a travesty.

Sting gotta be clinically insane.

Joe has gotten hit with some wild shit this match.

JR has been fucking atrocious tonight.

That flying knee nearfall was incredible.

I wonder if Europe would negotiate using it for one time only. I remember when Dragon made his debut him and Tony explained Europe asked a stupid high amount of money for using Final Countdown like 20 times a year or something like that.

5 stars bubba

Well, he gave you a flippy wizard in Sammy.

Not gonna lie. I was, uh, distracted for most of that match. Respectfully.

Holy fuck, Jade.

Loved that ending. Meltzer is gonna give this match an entire constellation and some people are gonna be maaad

Fun flippy shit at it's flippiest (and funnest).

Half expecting a chant directed to Larry.

Man I hope Kenny doesn't pull a muscle, them HGH were heavy on his time out.

That was a good opener and (hopefully) a satisfying feud ender. Just pick it back up when Christina can comeback and let JB cook for a couple of months. A top of the cage elbow shot to the midsection was a very weird set up for STF submission though, lol.

But Yuta hasn't taken a lot of time of Dynamite nor a coveted spot from someone else. He got the shit beat out of him for three weeks in March and it got him very over as he showed defiance and the crowd got behind him. Then he wrestled a lot of tag matches on TV, some multiman matches and jobbed to Jericho and MJF as they were being prepped for bigger things. That's a midcarder spot that a guy like Yuta should totally have, imo. I mean, it was a very little bit. It was probably 2-3 weeks and then shit started to lose steam as the angle began to turn into a weird "who's got García's custody" between Danielson and Jericho. I'm not confident García could've stayed over after moving on from the program with Danielson but not pulling the trigger meant all the time and effort meant jack shit and it only hurt a commodity like BD.

I don't get the complaints about Yuta at all. Dude has been in the midcard, where he should be, with occasional bigger matches that he loses. He also gets some promo opportunities that he should get because he clearly needs the reps. Considering his role in the company, I have no issue with the way he's been showcased. García I totally understand as he's been way more prominent and gotten way bigger spots on TV. And even though I didn't agree with the push he was getting -have no issue with him as an in ring performer, but I find that he lacks everything else to warrant the spot he was being given- BUT, after putting him in the spotlight for so long and basically using Danielson to prop him up, only for him to remain a heel and disappear from TV is a bizarre booking choice. It feels like TK had all the faith in the world in him, and then all of a sudden he didn't anymore and moved on and all we got as a result was a never ending feud that went nowhere and wasn't worth all the effort they put in.

So uh, what happened to Daniel García? Did TK really just spent like 3 months (and 3 Danielson losses) building him and his angle with Jericho up just so he would go back to be just another guy on Dark? What a waste of TV time and slots that could've gone to more promising talent.

That's exactly what I was thinking while watching that clip.

And even after Blood and Guts they had that main event were he lost the barb wire match to Jericho and had that horrible, rushed, WWE-like post match beating "to keep Eddie over" that failed miserably.

If Kingston never winning a meaningful match is a long term storyline, what meaningful match is it building towards him actually winning? As Nintendo said, these angles very rarely work so there's a chance this all ends up with him winning a nothing belt and having a lesser position than he had before the Jericho feud.