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Sasha and Becky being set to get the marathon runs is the most expected thing ever.

They have fucked up so bad not just giving Strowman the ball and letting him run with it.

Braun, who might be legitimately woozy after that punch, just dead lift Germaned a man and he is amazing.

How in the world is Braun not a former WWE champion at this point. Like, honest to god, it's obvious stuff for Strowman to have taken a belt by this point.

I really do hope AJ and Nak just tear the entire building down at Mania.

They've done a great job making the eliminations in this feel sudden. A guy lets his guard down for one second, and they are gone.

Yeah, it's been a long time since there was a Rumble this solid the entire way through. For a company that seemingly forgot how to book Rumble matches, this has been a homerun.

I can't think of a single thing Nakamura did that was memorable in this Rumble. Just a random observation.

Eliminating after like 30 minutes is not burying He didn't get any big moments, though. It's not like he got to do something awesome. He just hung around until Orton needed someone to destroy. He eliminated Kofi and got to look even with just about everyone the entire match. That was far far far from a burial.

If Rey eliminates Reigns it'll be hilarious.

FUCK. YES.

Nice they are giving Almas such a good run, especially after the silly good match yesterday.

Cena sliding in only to be immediately beaten on by all 5 guys in the ring was outstanding stuff.

The biggest downside of the Rumble going no now is there a 0% chance Strowman is entered, and that sucks. Nevermind I guess, since Sheamus is in both apparently. Heath eliminating Sheamus is an AMAZING finish to that story. Full credit for that one.

I've really loved the structure of this so far compared to recent years. The Corbin destroying everyone thing gave a unique feel recent Rumbles just hasn't had to any degree. FUCK YEAH ALMAS!

Sorry for the briefer show, but I'm having a lot of problems doing the full paragraphs for every live event like I was originally. Should hopefully have some more up in the next couple days!

UWF/CSW Live in Overland Park Kansas, August 16th 1985 UWF Central States Tag Team Title Tournament Quarter-Finals The Fabulous Ones of Stan Lane & Steve Kiern defeat The Cobra and The Super Ninja w/ JR Foley in 17 minutes when Kiern rolled up Cobra after Kiern and Lane did a blind switch behind the refs back. However, JR Foley is NOT happy with the result one bit, and orders his men to continue the assault post match. In the resulting fight, both Lane and Kiern are left laying and Lane in really rough shape after Super Ninja hits a Top Rope Knee Drop on him to conclude the onslaught. UWF Central States Tag Team Title Tournament Quarter-Finals Nick and Kelly Kiniski defeat Art Crews & David Wayne Sawyer when Kelly Kiniski makes Sawyer tap out to a Half Boston Crab. UWF Central States Tag Team Title Tournament Quarter-Finals Dave Taylor & Jack Victory defeat The Dream Machine and Jimmy Valiant in 12 minutes when Dave Taylor pins The Dream Machine with a Shoulder Breaker. UWF Central States Tag Team Title Tournament Quarter-Finals Buck Zumhofe & Ben Bassarab defeat The Della Sorra Brothers with Bassarab hit Gino Della Sorra with a Bassarab Running Powerslam followed by a Zumhofe Top Rope Splash. The Black Dragon w/JR Foley defeats Tiger Conway Jr. in 6 minutes via count out with a Baseball Slide UWF Central States Tag Team Title Tournament Semi-Finals Nick and Kelly Kiniski defeat The Fabulous Ones via pinfall after a German Suplex on Stan Lane by Nick Kiniski UWF Central States Tag Team Title Tournament Semi-Finals Buck Zumhofe & Ben Bassarab defeat Dave Taylor & Jack Victory after Bassarab hit a Running Powerslam on Victory, leading to a Top Rope Splash from Zumhofe. Lanny Poffo defeats Norvell Austin via pinfall with a rollup with a handful of tights in 14 minutes. ​UWF Central States Tag Team Title Tournament Finals Nick and Kelly Kiniski defeat Buck Zumhofe & Ben Bassarab to became the 1st UWF Central States Tag Team Champions!

Hey just wanted to apologize for not getting new shows up recently, this week has been much more hectic then I expected. Should hopefully be posting 3 shows in the next 4 days though.

They didn't lose though. Roman ate the pin and you can go Lesnar vs. Braun or Joe and the crowd will be hot for it still. But Brocks not around often enough for those programs to be done immediately.

I honestly feel like the best big match WWE matches are multimans. It covers for the weakness of big match WWE Style, and can be constructed perfectly. Some of that is because it allows for break-ups instead of kick-outs making things mean more. That, and it leads to less "both men are beaten down and hurting" stuff, cause others can be taking there place for a while.

Boo to Brock winning. This felt like it should have been Braun or Joe's night. No promises either will be these hot 8 months from now.

A part of me is hoping that this becomes the other 3 killing each other and Joe coming in to choke somebody out for the finish. I'd love it so much.

I love that Joe has one major weapon in this match, and hes going for it at every opportunity.

Braun caught that stair corner on the side of Braun busted him open. This match needed blood anyway.

I love Finlay, but Braun would murder him.