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Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Myles Borne delivered a tremendous heel promo. Tremendous! No more apologies, no more being a sucker, no more underdog business. He says he's the FAVORITE. That's confidence, folks!In this quick WWE NXT 9/29/26 review, we cover the championships, the Dusty Cup, and the absolute chaos surrounding Grayson Waller's open challenge.Zaria retained the NXT Women's North American Championship against Thea Hail. Hail nearly stole it with a rollup, but Zaria answered with a spear and an F5. Big power. A fun opener!Borne explained his betrayal of Tavion Heights, brought up Ethan Page's warning about friendship, and told the audience to go to hell. Excellent heel work. One of the night's highlights!Mini Vikingo and Chaz “Starboy” Hall defeated Birthright to advance in the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic. Then Zilla Fatu arrived, cleared the ring, and promised to take Birthright apart. They wanted trouble. They got trouble!Kelani Jordan says nobody can beat her. Robert Stone announced a 20-woman battle royal featuring talent from Raw, SmackDown, AAA, Evolve, and TNA. The winner challenges at Halloween Havoc! Reina Volcan attacked Jordan while Stone watched. Wonderful management. Just wonderful.Fraxiom defeated DarkState to advance. Axiom delivered the Spanish Fly, Nathan Frazer hit the finish, and the team moved on.Mason Rook wasn't medically cleared, so Waller's title defense became an open challenge. The locker room erupted, EK Prosper slipped through the chaos, and Waller hit TWO Stunners to retain.The verdict? A great Borne promo, a good main event, and an otherwise fine NXT. Solid—not historic. We're telling it like it is!Who stole the show? Comment below and subscribe!#WWENXT #NXTReview #WWEWatch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Folks, RAW delivered one of the wildest closing brawls I've seen in a long time, plus a bunch of genuinely good wrestling all the way through. Nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.The Bloodline opened the show hunting for the 946 after they kidnapped Solo Sikoa — Jimmy said this is something they cannot come back from, and Fatu declared it's "all gas, no brakes" tonight after weeks of preaching restraint. When a truck pulled into the parking area, The Usos and Fatu sprinted to the back assuming the 946 had arrived, and jumped a completely innocent stagehand opening the door for... Jaida Parker of NXT, there to meet Adam Pearce. That poor guy got killed for absolutely nothing, folks!Lola Vice beat Roxanne Perez in a good opener with a spinning back fist, and the chaos kept rolling afterward — Raquel Rodriguez attacked Vice, Sol Ruca ran in with a springboard dropkick, and Perez capped it off by nailing Vice with the Pop Rocks anyway.Oba Femi then delivered a message for The Vision, showing up dressed for business with a contract stamped by Triple H himself. When the crowd booed Bronson Reed's name, Femi got a genuine laugh out of me with "I know, he sucks." He declared himself "the captain now" and called Reed out to sign a Money in the Bank contract. Reed came out, bragged about putting Femi down twice already, signed the deal, and Femi warned him he'd just sealed his fate. Good segment, folks, though WWE really needs to retire that awkward split-screen bit where two or three fans weakly copy Femi's dance in the crowd.Dragon Lee beat Big Cass with a slick jackknife cover after countering a chokeslam attempt — good match. Iyo Sky beat Lyra Valkyria after Bayley, wearing a "Ben" armband for PAC, distracted Valkyria from the commentary table long enough for Sky to hit a dropkick and finish with a moonsault. Another good match, folks.JD McDonagh and Dominik Mysterio lost to Je'Von Evans and Penta in a super fun tag match, made even better by Joe Hendry bringing out JD's Funko Pop father to lead the crowd in singing "JD McDonagh is a Funko Pop!" Penta finished Dominik off with a Mexican Destroyer — but Bron Breakker stormed in from the crowd afterward and speared both Evans and Penta, clearly settling the score after failing to beat Evans clean last week.And then, folks, the main event — an absolute war between The Bloodline and the 946 that spilled everywhere: through security, into the ring, through the tech area, and all the way into the parking garage. Jacob Fatu and Royce Keys tore into each other with chairs and road cases while the Usos battled Bronco Nima and Lucien Price. This finally answered the question of whether Fatu was secretly in on it with the 946 — he was NOT, folks, he fought Keys tooth and nail the entire time. Keys tried escaping in Jaida Parker's SUV, Fatu ripped him back out through the window... and then, out of nowhere, a car plowed straight into Jacob Fatu. Out stepped Jaida Parker, dropping the innocent act completely, telling Fatu nobody is safe, before climbing in with Royce Keys and driving off together. Keys screamed "All gas, no brakes!" on the way out. Jaida Parker is officially the newest member of the 946, folks. Tremendous, shocking way to close the show.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — did you see Jaida Parker's turn coming?Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Folks, TNA Impact solved a real mystery, set the table for Bound For Glory, and closed with an awesome title match. Nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.Leon Slater opened the show calling out Nic Nemeth, who bragged the Nemeth family will run TNA once Ryan wins the X-Division Title. Ryan tried a sneak attack, but Slater knew he was there, and a brawl broke out — until Santino Marella stepped in and forbid ANY physical contact between Slater and Nemeth before Bound For Glory. No touching, folks, or Nemeth's stripped and Slater loses his shot. Ryan Nemeth then beat KJ Orso with the Hollywood Ending to qualify for that same X-Division match.The Righteous beat Rich Swann and BDE in a fun Dot Combat Match, then destroyed BDE with a chair afterward. Then, folks, the biggest moment of the night — Matt and Jeff Hardy demanded the Anonymous Attacker(s) reveal themselves. Chainsaws, drones, static, flickering lights — two masked figures jumped the Hardys, and when the lights came back, it was Joseph Sawyer and Samuel Shaw, formerly known as Dexter Lewis and Joe Gacy, standing unmasked in the ring! Big reveal, folks.Elijah beat Eddie Edwards with Ricky Sosa clearing house outside. Elayna Black won a fun Fatal Four Way over Gabby Forza, Harley Hudson, and Jada Stone with the Blackout to become the next challenger for the Knockouts TV Title.And the main event — Mustafa Ali retained the International Championship in a triple threat against Jason Hotch and Trey Miguel that was AWESOME, folks. Hotch accidentally caught Tasha Steelz with a double stomp meant for Ali, stopped to check on her out of decency, and got sent headfirst into the post for his trouble. Ali finished Trey Miguel off with a title belt shot for the win. Great main event, folks.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — did you see the Sawyer and Shaw reveal coming?Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Folks, AEW Dynamite delivered chaos, some tremendous moments, and a whole lot of nonsense heading into All Out, and nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.Swerve Strickland and The New Level retained the Trios Titles over The Demand after Strickland launched off Austin Creed's back into a House Call, letting Kofi finally connect. Fine opener, folks. Afterward, Hangman Page and Brodido came out — Page sincerely congratulated the champs but warned Kofi and Creed they don't know who they've partnered with, since Strickland's abandoned trios before. Strickland fired right back, reminding Page HE'S abandoned just as many teams, and that everybody saw who Page really was two years ago in Chicago. Real tension building there, folks, ahead of a six-man All Out showdown.Moxley squashed Dezmond Xavier with a Rear Naked Choke — total waste of TV time, folks. Then the Young Bucks, FTR, and Cage & Cope had their final face-to-face. Matt called FTR "The Dudley Boyz," Christian Cage made crude jokes about everybody's mothers, and Copeland bragged about 40 combined ladder matches. And of course, folks, they HAD to bring up the Attitude Era — that's the only trick this crew knows to get a cheap reaction anymore. Pathetic, honestly. It boiled into a full-blown war — superkicks, a Tombstone attempt, security through tables, and Cage & Cope hitting a Con-Chair-To on a poor guard while Stokely nearly had a heart attack realizing that could've been him.Ciampa beat Jake Doyle with a running knee, then called out Kazuchika Okada directly. Okada strolled out in a snazzy suit, refused to give him "the Rainmaker" tonight, and promised at All Out he'll show Ciampa he's not on his level. Persephone stole the TBS Title defense over Hyan with a rope-assisted rollup — not good at all, folks.And the main event — Ospreay and Speedball Mike Bailey beat Claudio Castagnoli and Gabe Kidd, Ospreay escaping a Giant Swing mid-rotation into a Styles Clash. We heard Moxley mutter "son of a btch" from commentary, folks — great touch. Afterward, Ospreay cut a heartfelt promo thanking Moxley for his guidance, then flipped the script: Moxley's the challenger now, HE'S the champion. Moxley walked to the ring and asked if Ospreay really felt like one. Kidd tried a sneak attack, Ospreay ducked and waffled him with a Hidden Blade, and screamed "you're damn fcking right I feel like a champion" to close the show. Tremendous final beat, folks.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — Ospreay or Moxley walks out of All Out with that World Title?Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Folks, NXT delivered a very fun show — the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic kicked off, Zilla Fatu looked like an absolute monster, and Mason Rook delivered one of the best comebacks on the microphone I've seen in a long time. Nobody breaks down Tuesday nights like I do, believe me.We opened the 2026 Dusty Classic with Los Americanos against Romeo Moreno and Noam Dar. A little too flippy dippy for my taste, folks, but very entertaining — Dar hit a back elbow to send Rayo outside while Moreno delivered a superplex to Bravo off the top, then Dar tagged back in for a high/low combination to become the first team to advance. Great start to the tournament.Kali Armstrong faced Skylar Raye in a fun match, but Reina Volcan showed up out of nowhere and wiped out both women, draping Raye's arm over Armstrong for a sneaky three count. NXT Women's Champion Kelani Jordan and NXT Women's North American Champion Zaria then lost to AAA Reina de Reinas Champion La Catalina and Thea Hail — Catalina's hip attacks in opposite corners genuinely blew Booker T's mind on commentary, but Hail rolled through a Zaria F5 attempt and stacked her up for the surprise pinfall. Fun match, folks.Cruz Montana came out for a promo, and it was the perfect time to debut my brand-new NXT Promo Checklist:Talk about being underappreciatedTalk about being the bestTalk about the struggleTalk more about being the bestPut someone or a division on noticeGet interruptedMontana ran through it beat for beat until DarkState showed up, right on schedule. Dion Lennox said nobody cared about Montana and took a genuinely low personal shot at his mother, which sent both men brawling all the way to the back — while, hilariously, the rest of DarkState just wandered off at some point during the argument, folks.The Creed Brothers advanced in the Dusty Classic, with Julius flat-out suplexing Jax Presley to death for the win. Then Zilla Fatu, EK Prosper (filling in for an uncleared Baron Von Dux), and Sean Legacy took on BirthRight in a genuinely great six-man — methodical tag wrestling, high-flying spots, real chaos. Fatu no-sold a Lexis King superkick completely and Samoan Dropped him anyway, but Ariana Grace's distraction let Uriah Connors steal the pin on Legacy. King nearly ate a Samoan Spike afterward before his stablemates yanked him to safety.And finally, Grayson Waller and new #1 contender Mason Rook closed the show with a tremendous promo battle. Waller wouldn't even let Rook near a mic at first, burying him with fat jokes and claiming he's bringing "prestige" back to the title by facing him. Rook fired back beautifully, folks — theorizing Waller's stuck in NXT because he doesn't fit "The Vision" on the main roster, and reminding him John Cena knew who Rook was before he even got there. Rook promised that when he chokes Waller out, none of the jokes will save him. This was good, folks.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — does Mason Rook finally dethrone Grayson Waller?Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Folks, RAW delivered a genuinely great night of storytelling on the road to Money in the Bank, and nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.Penta opened the show, fresh off his loss to Roman last week, admitting Roman was the better man but demanding another shot at the World Heavyweight Championship. Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh interrupted, calling him a loser who should go to the back of the line, and Dom crowned himself the "King of the Luchadores." Penta shut that down instantly — the only king of the luchadores is Rey Mysterio, folks. A beatdown followed, but Penta fought both of them off with a superkick and a top-rope crossbody in a fine segment.Roxanne Perez scored a huge upset in the Women's Money in the Bank qualifier, letting Iyo Sky's top-rope moonsault crush La Catalina instead of her before hitting the Pop Rocks for the win. Good match, folks.LA Knight then delivered one of his best promos in a long time — acknowledging Roman's greatness (booed hard by the crowd), acknowledging that even the fans doubt he can win it all, but pointing out that Roman has NEVER beaten Knight without the Bloodline's help. He called himself the most self-made son of a b!tch in this business, folks, and promised to win Roman's championship at Money in the Bank all on his own. Tremendous stuff.Then something genuinely strange happened — Bron Breakker could NOT put away Je'Von Evans clean, needing Austin Theory to trip Evans up right in front of the referee for the DQ. Based on how dominant Breakker's been booked, he should tear through Evans like wet paper, folks, so this finish felt off. But it led to something amazing: Oba Femi ran in and destroyed Theory, Breakker, AND Bronson Reed like total geeks, took Logan Paul's own chair away, and used it against the entire group a second time before tossing Evans right onto the pile. Oba Femi is must-see television right now, folks.Judgment Day cut a promo bragging about last week's "Santiago Screwjob" against Vaquer, Rey, and El Grande Americano, and Becky Lynch showed up standing with the crowd, defending "Referee Rebecca's" honor and demanding her own title shot. Stephanie Vaquer came out and, being the fair champion she is, agreed to give BOTH Liv and Becky title shots — sounds like a Triple Threat is coming, folks.Lyra Valkyria beat Bayley with a quick rollup — fine match, but a completely dead crowd. Adam Pearce then announced Lola Vice had officially signed with RAW — after WWE spent an entire month airing her promotional videos already, folks, which is a funny way to introduce someone. Roxanne Perez immediately confronted her ahead of their Money in the Bank showdown, and they had to be separated.And the main event — Dominik Mysterio, Dragon Lee, and Penta in a Men's MITB qualifier — while outside, the 946 kidnapped Solo Sikoa in an SUV, chased by the Usos and Jacob Fatu, with LA Knight demanding answers since Solo was supposed to be in this very match. In the ring, Dominik exposed a turnbuckle hook and grabbed Penta by the mask, but Penta reversed it, sending Dom headfirst into the exposed steel, then followed up with a beautiful springboard Mexican Destroyer for the clean pinfall over Dominik. Good main event, folks, capping off a wild night, and Penta is officially heading to Money in the Bank.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — is Oba Femi the hottest act in WWE right now?Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Folks, SmackDown in Corpus Christi had a hot opening segment and a main event that felt like a letdown compared to the hype. Let's get into it, believe me.Nick Aldis opened the show introducing new Undisputed WWE Champion Sami Zayn, who got booed heavily despite his delusional talk about "justice for everyone" and carrying around a title that still had CM Punk's sideplates on it. Johnny Gargano interrupted demanding the title shot he was promised, but Aldis said CM Punk was actually next in line. Kevin Owens then stormed in, cut off Candice LeRae, and Stunnered Gargano flat. Aldis set the match for tonight — Owens versus Zayn — and dropped a tremendous line on his way out about beating Zayn's five-day reign past a week.Trick Williams blindsided Randy Orton with the Trick Shot knee strike and pinned Rey Fenix to qualify for Men's Money in the Bank — fun, opportunistic finish, folks. Bakusai lost to the Tonga brothers via DQ after Haku jammed his walking stick into Shinsuke Nakamura's throat, and Kyoki got squashed with a double big boot afterward — eh, folks. In the Women's MITB qualifier, Alexa Bliss hit Sister Abigail, Jade Cargill broke it up, Bliss turned Cargill's follow-up into a Jaded, but Jacy Jayne swooped in and stole the pin. Decent match, sneaky finish.And the main event, folks — Sami Zayn defending against Kevin Owens — should have been a classic, and honestly it just wasn't. CM Punk popped out from under the ring and cracked OWENS with the actual title belt instead of Zayn. Zayn's cover was oddly slow, there seemed to be genuine referee confusion, and Zayn finished Owens off with a Helluva Kick to retain the title in a genuinely weird, unsatisfying finish. Afterward, Punk hit GTS on BOTH Zayn and Owens to close the show. Not bad, folks, just... there.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — did that main event disappoint you as much as it disappointed me?Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Folks, TNA Impact delivered a genuinely solid night of action, capped off with one of the best career-on-the-line matches I've seen in a long time. Nobody breaks this down more honestly than I do, believe me.We opened with M by Elegance retaining the Knockouts TV Championship over Kiera Hogan with a nasty modified piledriver, dumping her straight on her head for the three count. Fine opener, folks. Rich Swann punched his ticket to the Bound For Glory X-Division Scramble, beating LJ Cleary with a beautiful Fenix Splash off the top in a genuinely good match.Elijah and Ricky Sosa beat The System's Eddie Edwards and Cedric Alexander in a fun tag match, with Sosa pinning Alexander clean after a headshot while Elijah dove onto Bryan Myers and Bear Bronson at ringside. But Edwards wasn't done — he jumped Sosa with a chair and a package piledriver afterward, grabbed a mic, and reminded everybody he's been wrestling longer than Sosa's been alive. He challenged him to a one-on-one match at Bound For Glory. Sosa's currently unconscious, folks, but I'll assume he accepts once he wakes up.Leon Slater beat Ryan Nemeth with a Swanton 450 — fine match — but Nic Nemeth jumped him from behind afterward, biting and punching him before Ryan slid him a title belt to finish the job. Total disrespect from the Nemeths, folks. Zoey Serrano beat Harley Hudson with a Hell and Back knee strike, and Daria Rae ordered her to finish the job afterward — only for Indi Hartwell to run out and defend Hudson, telling Daria that she and Hudson aren't going anywhere. Real tension building there.And the main event — Moose's entire TNA career on the line against Frankie Kazarian — was a damn good match, folks. Kazarian dodged an early spear and went for Fade to Black, but Moose escaped and delivered two more devastating spears to put Kaz away and save his career. Afterward, Moose grabbed Kazarian's ridiculous crown, dropped it in the middle of the ring, and smashed it completely flat with a steel chair. Tremendous visual to close out the show, folks.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — does Kazarian deserve a rematch after losing that crown for good?Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Folks, AAA Triplemania 34 was HUGE — two nights, tremendous action, tremendous chaos, and some very shocking winners. Nobody reviews lucha libre like we do, nobody!Night 1 started with Adelicious, Mini Vikingo, and Mascarita Sagrada beating Lady Shani, Jack Cartwheel, and Mini Abismo Negro in a fun opener — very unfortunate injury for Shani, we wish her the best. Then Los Americanos defeated LWO, Tokyo Bad Boys, and Fraxiom in a GREAT tag match with a Diving Headbutt — incredible victory for the Americanos, believe me. Roxanne Perez won a Fatal Four-Way over Nattie, Faby Apache, and La Hiedra to earn a Reina de Reinas title shot at Worlds Collide. La Parka retained the AAA Latin American Championship over Mr. Iguana and Laredo Kid in a fun triple threat. Los Perros del Mal defeated Los Psycho Circus to win the AEW World Trios Titles after Psycho Clown replaced Panic Clown — big title change, folks! And in the main event, Omos defeated Rey Mysterio, getting his AAA suspension lifted. A very big man, a very big win.Night 2 brought even more insanity! Amos won the Copa Bardahl after last eliminating Niño Hamburguesa. La Catalina ended Flammer's historic Reina de Reinas reign with a Running Knee in a damn good match — huge moment! El Carnicero defeated Psycho Clown in a brutal Mexican Street Fight after Pagano came out to "protect" Psycho, then moved out of the way — tremendous storytelling, tremendous betrayal. Rey Fénix retained the AAA Cruiserweight Title against Nathan Frazer, Jack Cartwheel, and Mini Vikingo in a match so wild all we could say was: Jesus Christ. The Wagner Brothers answered the War Raiders' open challenge and WON the AAA World Tag Team Titles with a Frog Splash. And in the main event, El Grande Americano defeated Dominik Mysterio to become the NEW AAA Mega Champion in a fantastic match!Two nights, massive title changes, big drama, and majestic lucha action. Subscribe now — we're Making Pro Wrestling Majestic Again!Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Folks, AEW Dynamite had some fun moments buried under a mountain of chaotic, directionless booking, and nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.The opener was actually good — AEW Tag Team Champions Cope & Cage, alongside TNT Champion Darby Allin and Steven Borden, beat FTR, Kyle Fletcher, and Kevin Knight after Borden pinned Dax Harwood off a Scorpion Death Drop into a Coffin Drop combo. Fun match, folks. But watch this — Don Callis looked genuinely annoyed at Stokely Hathaway afterward, and Christian Cage grabbed Darby's TNT Title to celebrate with it BEFORE helping him up, until Darby snatched it right back. Little cracks starting to show there.Then Jericho versus Nick Wayne was a total mess — multiple botches, a lazy pace, and somehow the entire story became Jericho ripping off Wayne's pukka shell necklace. Folks, Wayne looked more devastated about a piece of beach jewelry than losing the actual match. Jericho tried offering a handshake afterward, and Wayne responded with a low blow, wrapped the necklace around his fist, grabbed a chair, and went to work while the crowd chanted "Where's Your Mom?" A necklace, folks. That's the whole story here.Hangman Page and Brodido beat The Conglomeration in a match that was just a bunch of moves strung together — Roderick Strong shoved Orange Cassidy right into position for a Buckshot Lariat. Tommaso Ciampa squashed Myles Hawkins in about two seconds and didn't even stick around to get his hand raised — total waste of TV time, folks.The Demand jumped Swerve Strickland, Prince Nana, and The New Level before Tony Schiavone could finish his intro — Ricochet hit the Spirit Gun, Kaun and Liona finished with Open the Gates, and The Demand stood tall with the Trios Titles heading into next week's match.Jamie Hayter lost the Women's Tag Title in singles action to Lena Kross after Megan Bayne distracted referee Aubrey Edwards long enough for a pipe shot to the ribs — total mess of a finish, folks.And the main event — United Empire versus Death Riders — was a complete disaster of a story. Will Ospreay, Andrade, and Francesco Akira took on Jon Moxley, PAC, and Gabe Kidd, with The Dogs jumping in too. Moxley battered Akira with Paradigm Shifts and a Bulldog Choke for the tap out, making the NJPW representative look absolutely terrible, folks. Chaos followed — chair setups, Hidden Blades everywhere, Andrade and Ospreay finally clearing the ring, doctors throwing up the X for Akira to close the show. A whole lot of moves, folks, and almost nothing built for the future.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — was this the messiest episode of Dynamite all year?Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Folks, RAW from Mexico City was one of the loudest, most electric shows I've reviewed all year, and nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.Rey Mysterio opened the show in a neck brace, wearing an Eddie Guerrero shirt, welcoming the crowd to RAW's first stop in Mexico in fifteen years — tremendous moment, folks. He cut part of his promo in Spanish, then brought out Stephanie Vaquer, fresh off winning the Women's World Championship back from Liv Morgan in her home country of Chile with a Skytwister Press. Vaquer spoke Spanish and English, calling it the joy of her life. That brought out Liv Morgan and her similarly beltless boyfriend Dominik Mysterio — Liv called Vaquer a hypocrite for celebrating "her" belt, insisted she's still the greatest women's champion ever anyway, called Rey a deadbeat dad, and called Vaquer a "puta." Dom piled on Rey too, so Rey clapped back with footage of El Grande Americano beating Dominik for the AAA Mega Championship at TripleMania 34. Dom challenged Rey and Vaquer to a tag match on the spot, but Adam Pearce shut it down since Rey isn't medically cleared. That's when El Grande Americano's music hit to a massive pop, becoming Vaquer's partner. Tremendous segment, this crowd was completely insane, folks.The tag match delivered — Vaquer and Americano set up a double 619, but the rest of Judgment Day ran in for the DQ. Afterward, Dominik disrespectfully yanked his own father up by the neck brace and shook him around, drawing massive heat from the crowd. Americano tried to make the save, but JD McDonagh cut him off with a moonsault, and Dominik finished Rey off with a frog splash from the top. Great heel heat all night for Judgment Day, folks.Je'Von Evans won a Men's Money in the Bank qualifier over Big Cass and Austin Theory with the OG Cutter — fun match. Chad Gable retained the Intercontinental Championship over Dragon Lee in a match that was AWESOME, folks — Lee hit a Styles Clash and still only got two, but Gable caught the ankle again and cranked in a brutal knee bar for the tap out. Lola Vice stole a Women's MITB qualifier from Kelani Jordan and Raquel Rodriguez with a slick rollup after reversing a Tejana Bomb attempt into a sleeper — fun match.And the main event, folks — Roman Reigns retained the WWE World Heavyweight Championship over Penta. Penta went for a springboard, but Roman punched him clean out of the air with another Superman Punch, followed by a spear for the pin. Short match, but the atmosphere in that building made it feel like a genuine can't-miss moment. Great night for this company, folks.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — was this the best crowd WWE has had all year?Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Folks, this episode has EVERYTHING — lawsuits, politics, dogs, NFL teams, and a tremendous WWE Sunday Night's Main Event. Nobody covers it like we do, nobody!We start with the Nature Boy himself. Ric Flair is suing FAM Networks for at least $10 million — fraud, breach of contract, misuse of his name, image, and likeness. He says they rushed him into signing without a lawyer, promised big appearances and social media management, and all he got was reposted content. He wants the deal rescinded, his Facebook page back, a full accounting of the revenue, and serious damages. Very unfair, folks, very unfair!AEW is talking with the incredibly talented Kairi Sane — multiple promotions want her, but interestingly, not Marigold. Keith Lee resurfaced on social media after nearly a year away, posting alongside a "consciousness explorer" named Darius J. Wright — very strange stuff, and fans are concerned. Bayley made a HUGE return on Raw, yanking the referee during Lyra Valkyria's Money in the Bank qualifier so Sol Ruca could steal the win, then attacking Lyra afterward — tremendous heel work! Very sad news too: Cody Rhodes announced the passing of his beloved dog Pharaoh, a beautiful animal who'd been part of Cody's presentation for years and was even woven into his feud with Randy Orton — our condolences, Cody.Big political news: Glenn Jacobs, the great Kane, is reportedly a TOP candidate for a U.S. Senate appointment in Tennessee if Marsha Blackburn wins the governor's race — from mayor to maybe Senator, folks! Danhausen is red hot business, with NFL teams and Fanatics circling after he "uncursed" the Knicks to a championship. Samantha Irvin's WWE non-compete is nearly up, and she's teased possibly reuniting with husband Ricochet on-screen. WWE also filed trademarks for "Iron Built," plus "946," "Zilla Fatu," and "WWE Vault" — big branding moves happening behind the scenes!Then we review WWE Sunday Night's Main Event — what a show, folks! Quavo performed "Backwards," an unreleased track off his upcoming album Qrömelife, live at the event. Lil Yachty bravely survived five brutal minutes against Baron Corbin in a No Disqualification match, which immediately triggered Trick Williams' rematch — and Trick, with Yachty ringside, pinned Corbin to reclaim the WWE United States Championship! Oba Femi battled Bron Breakker until Bronson Reed returned and attacked Femi, causing a disqualification finish — Reed is back, folks, and dangerous. Jade Cargill, Michin, and B-Fab picked up a fun win over Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss, and Tatum Paxley. And in our emotional main event, Randy Orton pinned Cody Rhodes — a massive statement win made even heavier with the news of Pharaoh's passing hanging over the rivalry.Subscribe now, folks — we are Making Pro Wrestling Majestic Again!Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Folks, SmackDown out of Mexico City delivered one of the biggest nights of the year — a brand new Undisputed WWE Champion, a shocking heel turn, and total chaos everywhere. Nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.Randy Orton opened the show fresh off a questionable win over Cody Rhodes on Sunday Night's Main Event. Mexico City sang his song, and Orton mocked Cody's "what do you want to talk about" line, saying Cody proved he's a good man whose soul isn't for sale — but Orton is a killer, and he doesn't care if people think otherwise. He called his shot on whoever walked out champion between Punk and Zayn, promising the three most dangerous letters in sports entertainment: R. K. O. Fine promo, folks.Rey Fenix retained the AAA Cruiserweight Championship over Ricky Saints in a GREAT match — Saints kicked out of a handspring cutter at an absurd 2.999999999999, but Fenix finished him clean with the Mexican Muscle Buster. Saints refused Fenix's handshake afterward to loud boos — bad attitude, folks.Nikki Bella beat Paige in a total mess of a match — Paige threw her into the steel steps and took control, but Nikki used the referee as a human shield and stole it with a rope-assisted, stacked pin. Ugly finish, folks, but a win's a win.New U.S. Champion Trick Williams celebrated big in Mexico City, leaned into the "Quinones" soccer chant, booted a ball into the crowd, and credited Lil Yachty for helping him beat Baron Corbin. Corbin jumped Yachty on the ramp, left him for dead, then came back and smashed Trick with the Trick Stick. Not over, folks.Chelsea Green retained the WWE Women's Championship over Nia Jax after Tiffany Stratton took a punch meant for her from Lash Legend. Green dodged the Annihilator, hit a mask-assisted headbutt off the top, and finished with an unorthodox Un-Pretty-Her. Smart, tough champion, folks.The War Raiders retained the AAA Tag Titles over R-Truth & Damian Priest with Ragnarok. Afterward, Priest offered a handshake, a hug, wore his sombrero and all — then CLOTHESLINED his own partner and dropped him with the South of Heaven chokeslam. Total betrayal, folks.And the main event — total chaos. Gargano tried nailing Punk with the actual title belt but ate a GTS instead. Kevin Owens ran in and accidentally clocked Punk. Zayn low-blowed Owens to clear him out, then hit a perfectly placed Helluva Kick. 1-2-3. We have a NEW Undisputed WWE Champion, folks — Sami Zayn, in Mexico City. The building exploded.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — did Zayn earn this title, or did he just get lucky?Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Folks, TNA Impact was all over the place this week — some genuinely good wrestling, some genuinely confusing booking, and a main event that ended with a wrench to the skull, which is exactly the kind of sentence I love getting to write, believe me.We opened with Elayna Black beating Heather by Elegance clean after Heather missed off the top rope and fell straight into a Blackout. Fun opener, decisive finish, folks — Black is starting to look like a real threat to Xia Brookside's title down the line.Frankie Kazarian came out with Avery Styles for his "King's Coronation" — full crown, full ceremony, full Kaz — declaring himself King of TNA for beating Moose at Lockdown. Moose interrupted, called the crown cheap, shouted out Canadian retailer Dollarama, and somehow got the biggest pop and chant of the whole night. Only in Canada, folks. Moose demanded a rematch, Kazarian said he had nothing left to prove, and eventually agreed — but only if Moose puts his entire TNA CAREER on the line, NEXT WEEK, on a regular episode of Impact, with Bound For Glory right around the corner. Very strange timing for a stipulation that big, folks.Fabian Aichner punched his ticket to the Bound For Glory X-Division six-way with a clean Hasta La Vista powerbomb over Rohit Raju, joining KC Navarro, who watched from commentary.Then the most confusing match of the night: Jason Hotch versus Special Agent 0, with Mila Moore as special guest referee. Moore refused to count Hotch's pin, checking her nails instead. Tasha Steelz then ran in, tackled Moore, ripped her referee shirt clean off, put it on herself, and fast-counted Hotch's rollup for the "win." So... was Steelz the official referee at that point? I'm genuinely confused, folks.Xia Brookside retained the Knockouts Championship over Gabby Forza after nearly getting pinned by the Oakla-gnome-a Stampede — tremendous move name, folks. Brookside tried to grab her belt and walk out entirely, but Indi Hartwell sent her back to the ring. Daria Rae then created a distraction arguing with Hartwell, letting Brookside clock Forza with the title for the cheap win. Cowardly champion, consistent character, folks.Elijah's out-of-tune "concert" got cut off by The System before he finished two lines. Ricky Sosa ran down to back him up and challenged any two members of The System to a tag match next week — Eddie Edwards accepted.Rich Swann beat Vincent in a genuinely strange match — BDE wandered out dressed all in white, stared deep into Swann's eyes, and then hit VINCENT with a cutter instead of helping his own guy. Swann finished with a twisting splash. Can any member of The Righteous ever get real momentum, folks? I was curious if BDE might actually join them — apparently not.Main event: Nic Nemeth defended the TNA World Championship against Matt Hardy in a No Disqualification match. Nemeth pulled a wrench out from a toolbox under the ring — they really should stop leaving hardware down there, folks — and went to use it, but Matt low-blowed him right in the Nemeths first. Matt went for another Twist of Fate, but Nemeth ducked and clocked him clean with that wrench for the pinfall. Nemeth retains in a good main event closing out a very chaotic Impact.Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Folks, this was a special episode of Dynamite dedicated entirely to Rebel, who's battling ALS, with all the proceeds going to I Am ALS. I have a link to that organization in my bio, and I'm asking every single person watching to donate whatever you can, believe me — this cause matters more than any of the wrestling talk that follows.We opened with The Waiting Room — Dr. Britt Baker DMD, Rebel, Persephone, and Hikaru Shida. Baker kept calling Rebel "Reba" for old times' sake, and they built toward the big six-woman main event of the night. Great to see Rebel back on TV, folks.Swerve Strickland & The New Level retained the Trios Titles over The Conglomeration with Day Break in a fun opener. The Demand interrupted afterward demanding their rematch, six-on-three until Hangman Page and Brodido evened the odds. Swerve kept his eyes locked on Page the entire time, and Page was noticeably hesitant handing his title back over. Real tension building there, folks.Andrade retained the National Title over Beast Mortos in a fine match — they wisely avoided a near-botch mid-match — but got jumped afterward by Gabe Kidd, Clark Connors, and David Finlay until Will Ospreay ran in to make the save. Jon Moxley then walked out to watch the next match from commentary, scouting Ospreay ahead of All Out. Ospreay beat Finlay clean with a Stundog into a Styles Clash — fine match, decisive statement.Then the moment of the night, folks. Persephone, Baker, and Shida beat Maya World, Hyan, and Thunder Rosa in a fun six-woman tag, capped off by Baker's Lockjaw submission. But the real story was Rebel coming to ringside in her wheelchair to a massive ovation, handing Baker her glove, and afterward Baker sitting in Rebel's lap as she was wheeled up the ramp, both women in tears, the crowd chanting loudly. Genuinely one of the most touching moments in wrestling all year.Steven Borden and Darby Allin beat the Don Callis Family — Borden impressed me, folks, real potential there. Thekla and Mercedes Moné had another cringe promo exchange, calling each other "dumb b*tches," and it looks like the singles match at All Out just became a three-way with Willow Nightingale. We heard this same setup last week, folks. Yawn.The Young Bucks lost a Tables Match to Kyle Fletcher and Kevin Knight after FTR and Stokely Hathaway interfered — Fletcher finished it with an Avalanche Brainbuster through the table. FTR then nearly put Matt through another table with a Spike Piledriver until Darby and Borden ran in with a bat and chair. The Bucks offered handshakes, and after a long pause, they accepted — a nice callback given that the Bucks attacking Borden years ago is literally what kickstarted his wrestling career.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and please go donate to I Am ALS — link in the bio, folks.Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Folks, NXT delivered one segment that completely changed the game and a bunch of other stuff mixed in, and nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.We opened with the NXT Women's Championship — Kelani Jordan defending against Jaida Parker. Parker hit her drop attack, did some nice high-stepping, but Jordan trapped her in the corner and hit a beautiful split-legged moonsault for the clean three count. Fun opener, folks. The second the bell rang, Wren Sinclair sprinted down with a kendo stick and just went to work on Jordan, taking out the referee in the process. Statement made.The Creed Brothers returned and looked tremendous, beating Romeo Moreno & Noam Dar in a damn good tag match — Julius clotheslined Moreno, then he and Brutus hit a big double slam for the win. Great to have them back, folks.Then we got the best segment of the night. Charlie Dempsey grabbed a mic and cut a genuinely compelling promo — underappreciated, never sold out, the best grappler in the whole company, sick of being made a joke while the office turns football players into stars. All true, folks. Then he inexplicably invited Zilla Fatu to join Birthright AGAIN. Fatu came out, admitted most of what Dempsey said was true, said he lives in his father's shadow — but he's not one of the ones, he's THE one, and turned them down flat. Birthright jumped him four-on-one, Fatu fought like hell until Lexis King cracked him with a chair, and they dropped him straight through the announce table. Dempsey ripped his shirt off for good measure. This made Birthright infinitely more interesting, folks.Jackson Drake retained the North American Title over Tavion Heights with a stiff knee and a 450 — fun match, and afterward Myles Borne walked in through the crowd and got the stink eye from Heights. Trouble brewing.Zaria bragged about eliminating Sol Ruca and called her Heatwave win her "redemption" — careful, Zaria, that's AEW's word! Izzi Dame interrupted calling her fake, Thea Hail showed up wanting her shot, and it all ended with Hail slapping on an armbar and busting out a full Ultimate Warrior impression, tassels included. Lame segment, folks.Main event: Tony D'Angelo, Mason Rook & Saquon Shugars beat EK Prosper, Cruz Montana & Keanu Carver after D'Angelo speared and chokeslammed Prosper, and Rook finished him with a cannonball off his shoulders. That trio now heads to a triple threat for a shot at Grayson Waller. Fun main event, folks.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — who wins that triple threat and faces Waller?Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Folks, RAW was a tremendous mix of dominant faction warfare and total chaos, and nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.The Vision opened the show in full force. Bron Breakker declared the group "complete" and said they now RUN WWE, thanks to his brother, the Master of the Tsunami and the Tribal Thief, Bronson Reed. The crowd chanted for Oba Femi, but Breakker said Femi isn't medically cleared and can chant all he wants. Reed buried Femi's "Ruler" nickname, bragging about "tsunami after tsunami after tsunami." Logan Paul insulted the crowd, Austin Theory pretended the tag titles mean something, and Maxxine Dupri called the fans "brokkies." Tozawa came out — not to fight, but to bring out Otis, and suddenly we had a match.Otis vs. Theory ended in a DQ when Bronson Reed jumped in with an elbow — an enormous waste of time, folks. The Vision mauled Tozawa and Otis afterward. But then Oba Femi appeared on screen shoving down officials who told him he wasn't cleared, and stormed the ring anyway. Running uppercuts on Reed and Breakker, a clothesline to the floor, shirt off to reveal the kinesio tape — the 2026 version of the old DDP rib-tape job. Theory tried a chair like a total geek and failed, Femi "pizza tossed" him across the ring, but Breakker speared Femi and Reed finished him with another Tsunami while the gaggle of geeks failed to help. Crowd couldn't decide whether to boo or cheer, but I loved it, folks.Jackie Redmond interviewed Alabama comedian Matt Matthews, interrupted by The Miz and Kip Wilson. Matthews didn't know who Miz was, actually hit a nice tijeras on Wilson, but Miz snuck in with the Skull Crushing Finale. Enormous waste of time — though Breakker speared all three of them later, and Matthews sold it pretty good.Breakker then won the Men's Money in the Bank qualifier over Rey Mysterio and Ethan Page with a Frankensteiner setup and a supercharged spear — super fun match, folks. Sol Ruca won the Women's qualifier after Bayley made her return, yanked the referee out to break up Lyra Valkyria's pin, letting Ruca steal it with the Soul Snatcher. Bayley then destroyed Valkyria afterward — she's back, folks.Joe Hendry beat JD McDonagh after Je'Von Evans showed up wearing a Funko Pop head — really dumb, this match could've been an email.And the best match of the night: Stephanie Vaquer vs. Liv Morgan for the Women's World Championship was AWESOME. Raquel got ejected fast, Becky Lynch took her out for real, Roxanne Perez slid Liv the belt, Becky chased Perez through the crowd, and Liv waffled Vaquer with the title for the win. Tremendous chaos, tremendous match.Finally, the Usos and Jacob Fatu waited in the ring for Royce Keys, who instead lit their rental car on fire in the parking lot with his crew. I hope somebody got the insurance, folks. Crowd chanted OTC to close the show.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — is Oba Femi the real star of this whole Vision saga?Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Folks, this is a big, emotional episode — believe me, nobody covers wrestling like we do, nobody. We lost two legends this week. Memphis icon Bill Dundee died at 82 after battling stage-three dementia, a true giant and Jerry Lawler's greatest rival and partner, honored beautifully before he passed. And AEW's Andy "The Butcher" Williams, only 48, collapsed after a match near Pittsburgh and never recovered — a founding guitarist of Every Time I Die too. Tributes poured in from wrestling and music alike. Very sad losses, folks, our thoughts are with their families.Big news: Crown Jewel 2026 lands November 7 in Riyadh, with WrestleMania 43 also headed there in 2027 — tremendous global business! Kane finished eight years as Knox County Mayor, term-limited but not done politically, believe me. Carmella says she's retired after becoming a mom. WWE trademarked "WWE Vault" for all that classic footage. Tyler Breeze is a free agent and wants AEW. NXT released ten developmental talents, including Wendy Choo and Adriana Rizzo. CMLL confirmed Tessa Blanchard's MLW deal is just one Fightland date, nothing more. And Joe Hendry drops his album Beyond Belief October 5 with WWE's music division involved — a total star!NXT Heatwave was tremendous: Zaria unified the North American and Speed Titles, The Vanity Project won the Tag Titles, Jaida Parker submitted Nattie, Kelani Jordan captured the Women's Title, Jackson Drake took the North American Title, and Grayson Waller won a wild fatal four-way for the NXT Championship!AEW All In was MASSIVE: Swerve and The New Level won the chaotic Trios Roulette Royale, Brawling Birds took the Women's Tag Titles, Moxley retained the Continental Title, Okada shocked everyone winning the International Championship, Andrade won the Casino Gauntlet, Cage and Cope retained over the Young Bucks, Darby dethroned Kevin Knight, Mercedes Moné dethroned Willow for the Women's World Title, and Will Ospreay defeated Kenny Omega to become the NEW AEW World Champion in an instant classic!Subscribe now — Make Pro Wrestling Majestic Again, folks!Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Folks, SmackDown was a tremendous show, top to bottom, and nobody covers it like I do, believe me.Gunther opened the show hunting for Sami Zayn, who popped out of the crowd playing the victim yet again — robbed of his title, calling Punk an "arrogant snake," declaring himself the real working-class hero, and saying there'll be no number one contender matches "on his watch" until he gets his rematch. "No justice, no peace," folks. Finn Balor interrupted wanting a piece of Zayn, Sami ran, and Kevin Owens chased everybody through the crowd. Backstage, Punk spotted Johnny Gargano mid-plank, called him Cleveland's favorite son, and challenged him for the title on the spot. Candice LeRae begged him not to, but Gargano stood up and said "let's do it." A bit random, folks, but I'll absolutely take it.Charlotte Flair & Tatum Paxley beat Fatal Influence in a fun match — Alexa Bliss threw Jacy Jayne into the ringpost, Charlotte's big boot set up Paxley's Cemetery Drive for the pin. Afterward, Jade Cargill and The Baddies stormed in and attacked Charlotte, Fallon Henley, and Bliss while Fatal Influence just watched. Cold, folks.Then a big one — Nick Aldis brought out Dr. Woodruff to address Chelsea Green's fractured orbital bone. Green shut it down immediately, saying we're not getting a sobbing champion, we're getting a PISSED-OFF one — she's worried about her legacy, not her safety. Woodruff cleared her to compete as long as she wears a protective mask. Right on cue, Nia Jax and Lash Legend threatened to break her OTHER orbital bone, until Tiffany Stratton made the save. Aldis booked Jax vs. Green for the title next week in Mexico City — and Jax vs. Stratton tonight. Very effective segment, folks. Stratton vs. Jax was a sloppy match, but Jax won with a Samoan Drop into the Annihilator, then stole Green's mask to mock her afterward.Bakusai — Shinsuke Nakamura and the debuting Kyoki, the former Hiromu Takahashi — beat The Miz & Kit Wilson with a Kinshasa and a reverse stunner. Decent debut, folks. Tama & Talla Tonga, flanked by father Haku, then stared them down from the ramp — message sent. Blake Monroe vs. Giulia never happened AGAIN — Giulia jumped her before the bell and finished her with the Arrivederci Knee.And the main event — CM Punk defending the Undisputed WWE Championship against Johnny Gargano — was AWESOME, folks. Sami Zayn ran in and cracked Punk with the title belt, Gargano covered, and Punk kicked out at 2.9999999999. Aldis finally ejected Zayn, and a distracted Gargano walked right into a GTS. Punk retains. Afterward, Punk made it official himself: Punk vs. Zayn for the Undisputed WWE Championship next week in Mexico City. He promised to put Zayn to sleep.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — does Sami Zayn finally get his title back in Mexico City?Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Folks, TNA Impact had some genuinely good wrestling wrapped around some real chaos, and nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.We opened with The GOAT, Matt Hardy, doing his "MATTer of Fact" about always partaking in Tim Hortons up in Canada — tremendous taste, folks. But he's furious, because his brother Jeff got hauled away in an ambulance last week right as they were about to cash in their rematch clause against the Nemeths. Matt flat-out accused Ryan and Nic of taking Jeff out. The Nemeths denied it, said they only grabbed the tag titles to get PAID, and that makes them the best family in wrestling. Matt said the thing about the Hardys is they will not die, and the Nemeths — hilariously — asked "hey, why won't you die?" Matt jumped both of them, but fell to the dreaded numbers game until security pulled everybody apart. That "we will not die" line is doing a lot of heavy lifting right now, folks.AJ Francis squashed Brent Oakley in a total waste of time, then declared himself the "Greatest AJ to ever set foot in a TNA ring" and challenged Avery Styles. Santino Marella brought out "A-Very Styles," who said hell yeah — until Frankie Kazarian just walked out and cancelled the whole thing. Because apparently he can do that, folks.Harley Hudson & Indi Hartwell beat Xia Brookside & Zoey Serrano in a DAMN GOOD match — Hudson neutralized Serrano, and Hartwell locked in a single-armed cattle mutilation on Brookside for the tap out. Beautiful, brutal move, folks, and a real clean win for Indi after weeks of getting the short end of things.KC Navarro punched his ticket to Bound For Glory, beating Joe Alonzo in a fun X-Division qualifier — Alonzo tried throwing the referee in Navarro's path, but KC reset and hit the Blessing in Disguise clean anyway. Allie & Kiera Hogan retained the Knockouts Tag Titles over Shazza McKenzie & Vipress with Face the Music — meh match. Dutch beat BDE with Death Walks — also meh, folks.The main event was supposed to settle the International Title's number one contender — Jason Hotch versus Trey Miguel — and it was building into something GREAT, trading kicks and uppercuts, a double crossbody, double kip-up, double enzuigiri, both men laid out flat. And then, out of absolutely nowhere, Special Agent 0 ran in and knocked BOTH of them out cold, ending the match with no winner at all. Total buzzkill, folks. Let the match finish!LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — did the Nemeths really take Jeff Hardy out, or is Matt just making excuses?Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Folks, AEW crowned a new World Champion in Will Ospreay, set up a massive main event for All Out, and buried some genuinely good moments under a mountain of chaos and cringe. Nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.Ospreay opened the show looking rough, admitted he's been on a bender since All In, nearly missed his flight, but talked his way onto the plane because he's a charming man. He thanked the fans who've stuck with him from the start, put Kenny Omega over as the best in the world 364 days a year, and said their record's tied 2-2 — if Omega wants a fifth match, name the time and place. He listed every previous AEW Champion as a hero and declared himself now among them, the standard, the Billy Goat. Tremendous promo, folks. Then Ricochet interrupted demanding the first title shot because he "wouldn't be in the All In main event" without him. Gabe Kidd stormed out next, furious Ospreay took his shot at being the first English AEW Champion. Five-on-one threatened, United Empire made the save, and it all led to... a nothing tag match. Zero credible challenger stepped up to the new World Champion, folks. Garbage.Swerve Strickland & The New Level retained the Trios Titles over The Rascalz with a House Call — fun opener, and the Young Bucks stared down the belts afterward. Then the Bucks, FTR, and Cage & Cope had a genuinely great promo segment — Harwood said "daddy's home," Cage said "they don't ask how you won, they ask who won," and Copeland announced a three-way CTL match — Chairs, Tables, Ladders, folks, because they can't legally call it TLC — at All Out in Chicago. And yes, they took a shot at WWE with the "50% pay cut" line. Couldn't help themselves.Darby Allin retained the TNT Title over Mark Davis in a meh match, then Josh Alexander made his return attacking Darby — good to see him back. Alex Windsor lost the Women's Tag Title match to Megan Bayne after a belt shot behind the ref's back. Making your own champions look stupid, tremendous booking, folks.Mercedes Moné's title celebration started strong — broken nose reveal, real substance — then Thekla interrupted from the crowd, said "dumb b*tch" about six times, and it all fell apart. Zero direction, total cringe, yawn.Moxley squashed AR Fox to become AEW's all-time win leader — a huge waste of TV time — and Marina Shafir simply walked out and took his Continental Title. The main event United Empire vs. Demand/Dogs tag was just moves that meant nothing, until Kidd grabbed a chair, the Death Riders showed up, Moxley took the chair away, and the screen revealed: Ospreay vs. Moxley for the AEW World Title at All Out. Moxley looked shocked and retreated. Good closing image, folks, brutal road to get there.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — does Moxley deserve that title shot, or is there somebody better?Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
We opened with Zilla Fatu, fresh off not winning the NXT Championship at Heatwave, coming to the ring to talk instead of fight. He admitted he expected to win the title and didn't get the job done. But because nobody in NXT is ever allowed to finish a thought, Tristan Angels interrupted wearing what might be the most ridiculous pants I have ever seen on television. Angels called Fatu the lowest end of his bloodline — get it, folks — and said the fans were already bored of him. They brawled, Fatu went for the Samoan Spike, and Angels bailed. Zilla went from an NXT Title match to THIS? Jesus, folks.Naraku beat Shiloh Hill using green mist rubbed into his eyes behind the ref's back — decent match, cheap win. Romeo Moreno & Noam Dar beat Sean Legacy & Dorian Van Dux in a fun tag match after Legacy's knee gave out, and then the Creed Brothers returned out of nowhere and laid out Dar and Moreno, declaring themselves back in NXT. Big moment, folks.New NXT Women's Champion Kelani Jordan came out in one of Trish Stratus' old coats and cut a full heel promo — she earned it, she's the greatest, she's underappreciated, and she doesn't want to hear the fans say she deserves it since they never got behind her in the first place. She recapped her Heatwave win over Kendal Grey, complete with a turnbuckle demonstration, and bragged that she's the only person ever to win the NXT North American Title, the TNA Knockouts Title, and the NXT Women's Title all on her first try at each. Then Jaida Parker walked out, said making Nattie tap at Heatwave puts her next in line, and offered to fight for the title tonight. Jordan agreed to the match — just not tonight, NEXT WEEK — then literally bumped into Thea Hail on her way out.Thea Hail beat Evolve Women's Champion Nikkita Lyons in a non-title match with a Hail Mary — boring match, folks. Mason Rook FINALLY got his first NXT singles win, beating Kam Hendrix with the Rookus Slam after Hendrix's exposed turnbuckle backfired on him. Long overdue, folks.Zilla Fatu got his rematch with Tristan Angels later in the night and won clean with a superkick, a Samoan Drop, and the Triple Z Spike — his first NXT singles victory. Afterward, Birthright came out and asked Fatu to join them. Fatu considered it, then said "Hello! More like, Hell No!" and got away before they could jump him. Great line, folks.And finally, new NXT Champion Grayson Waller came out to basically no reaction — earlier in the night he was wearing an absolutely tremendous t-shirt with a picture of a sad Cruz Montana on it, easily the best thing on the whole show, but he covered it up with a boring black hoodie for the actual promo. We just can't have nice things, folks. He mocked Robert Stone and Vic Joseph, ran through his WWE accolades, and called winning the NXT Title the biggest thing he's ever done. He dismissed Zilla Fatu, dismissed Cruz Montana (revealing the Sad Montana shirt underneath — yes!), and dismissed Tony D'Angelo. Then the chaos started: Saquon Shugars stepped up, interrupted by Cruz Montana, interrupted by EK Prosper, interrupted by Mason Rook, interrupted by Tony D'Angelo, interrupted by Robert Stone, interrupted by Keanu Carver — seven interruptions, folks — until Carver actually solved everything by suggesting a six-man tag next week, with the winning team getting a triple threat, and the winner of THAT becoming the number one contender. Stone, shocked someone had a good idea, just said "OK!" Then everybody brawled. Total mess, folks.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — who should actually be next for Grayson Waller?Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Folks, RAW delivered some tremendous wrestling and one of the strangest segment endings I've seen in a long time, and nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me.We opened with Sol Ruca challenging Raquel Rodriguez for the Women's Intercontinental Championship, and before the bell even rang, Jacob Fatu stormed out to threaten to dog-walk Royce Keys and his crew — the OTM name seemingly dropped tonight — and wrecked some furniture at ringside before leaving. Liv Morgan and Roxanne Perez apparently fled during the chaos, then snuck back to attack Ruca, who fought them off with a springboard crossbody. She went for the Soul Snatcher, but Lyra Valkyria appeared out of absolutely nowhere to interfere, letting Rodriguez hit the Tejana Bomb for the win. Perfectly fine opener, folks, but where did Lyra come from?Chad Gable came out to talk about his Intercontinental Title legacy, thanked Mexico and AAA for shaping him, and offered Dragon Lee a title shot at next week's Mexico City RAW. Ethan Page interrupted, called Lee an "undeserving charity case," and Lee challenged him right there — Gable raised the stakes into a title-shot qualifier. Page tried exposing a turnbuckle, but Gable pointed it out to the ref, and Lee finished him with Operation Dragon. Fun match, folks.Then Roman Reigns demanded acknowledgment — got it — called himself the "one true champion," praised Penta and Fenix for earning respect, and tore into Solo Sikoa for hanging around LA Knight. Knight walked out and called Roman "One True Coward," reminding everybody he dropped Roman on his head two weeks ago. Just as they squared up, the show cut backstage to a beaten, heavily pixelated Solo Sikoa with Jacob Fatu standing over him. Knight ran back, Fatu denied everything, and Roman sucker-punched Knight from out of nowhere. Segment ended SUPER weird, folks, and that blood censorship was incredibly distracting.Dominik Mysterio & JD McDonagh got Je'Von Evans disqualified, Judgment Day started a beatdown, and — without anybody even announcing him — Joe Hendry walked out to make the save. Adam Pearce went full Teddy Long and made it a tag match. Quick, fun, but Judgment Day stole it with a Frog Splash. Wish we'd just started there, folks.And the main event — AWESOME, folks. Penta vs. Rey Fenix, brothers, tournament final. Penta snapped Fenix's arm, Fenix begged him to finish it, countered into a rana and a cradle for near falls, but Penta hit the Mexican Destroyer to win. Penta faces Roman in Mexico City, and it's going to be crazy.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — can Penta dethrone Roman in Mexico City?Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Folks, HUGE wrestling news today, believe me — nobody covers it better than us, nobody! Court Bauer confirms Tessa Blanchard is in talks with MLW after leaving TNA back in June — incredibly talented, been dominating down in CMLL, and she chose that path when TNA gave her an ultimatum. Huge signing if it happens, folks!MVP is teasing retirement, maybe as soon as 2027 — at 52 he doesn't want the big bumps anymore, but says he'd still do a tag or trios match with Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin if Tony Khan calls. A legend knowing exactly when to step back, very smart!Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods are booked for Chris Jericho's SEVENTH Rock 'N' Wrestling Rager at Sea, November 7–11, sailing from Miami to Bimini — Kofi billed as "Kofi," Woods using his real name, Austin Creed. AEW future? Still unconfirmed, but Kofi already filed trademarks for "KSM" and "Kofi Sarkodie-Mensah" — smart businessman, preparing for the next chapter!The Rock is making big moves — co-wrote and performed "Your Dad" for the Moana: Voices Across the Ocean album with his wife Lauren Hashian, and he's ending his long Under Armour partnership on Project Rock, a totally cordial split, continuing through October while he and Dany Garcia find a new manufacturing partner. Tremendous businessman, always thinking ahead!On SmackDown, total chaos: Chelsea Green suffered a serious orbital injury, and Nick Aldis initially said she'd have to relinquish the WWE Women's Championship — very unfair! But she fought back, and now has 30 days to defend it. Gunther confronted Aldis, destroyed Matt Cardona in seconds, and Nia Jax and Lash Legend tried bullying Green before Tiffany Stratton made the beautiful save!In GCW, Joe Gacy — now Joseph Sawyer — captured the GCW World Championship, hitting Sister Abigail on Atticus Cogar after interference from Drake Wuertz, ending Cogar's incredible 266-day reign and 25 successful defenses. The 30th GCW Champion, a total winner since leaving WWE!And we go DEEP on the Avery Styles and Arik Cannon controversy — generational favoritism, wrestling etiquette, social media behavior, all stemming from allegedly not helping set up a show. Kids today, folks! We break it all down honestly and fairly, like only we can.Subscribe now — Make Pro Wrestling Majestic Again!Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Folks, SmackDown out of Boston was one of the best shows of the year, and nobody breaks it down like I do, believe me. Let's get into every single moment.We opened with GM Nick Aldis telling WWE Women's Champion Chelsea Green, fresh off a broken orbital bone, that medical wouldn't clear her and she had to relinquish the title. Green delivered a genuinely emotional promo about every hardship and embarrassment she's suffered over the years, saying every night she believed it would be worth it once she became champion. She told Aldis she thought HE of all people would understand, and left the belt in the ring. Aldis stopped her — said as GM he was doing his job, but as a person he didn't give a damn what medical thought. He gave her 30 days to get cleared and declared the title was hers until somebody physically took it. Tremendous moment, folks. Gunther then walked out demanding answers about Kevin Owens getting added to his SummerSlam match — Aldis fired back that it was actually GUNTHER who got added to KO's match. Gunther mocked Green viciously, Matt Cardona stepped up to defend his wife, Gunther said Cardona would do nothing... and got punched square in the face. Awesome segment.Gunther beat Cardona right after with a low blow reversal into a powerbomb and Boston Crab — fun opener. Nia Jax and Lash Legend then came out threatening Green, and the numbers game overwhelmed Tiffany Stratton trying to make the save.Baron Corbin retained the U.S. Title over Carmelo Hayes with the End of Days — fun match, but Corbin has GOT to get rid of that furry white belt, folks, it doesn't fit him. After the bell, Lil Yachty cracked Corbin with the Trick Stick and Trick Williams finished with the Trick Shot knee.Then the segment of the year — CM Punk and Kevin Owens, face-to-face in Boston, twenty years of real bitterness on full display. Owens told the story of Punk berating him in an indie locker room. Punk said being hated by losers is the price of not being one. Owens called Punk a phony who only came back because he had no choice. Punk called Owens wasted potential, a bum, and said "I called out Oba Femi and got endometriosis instead." Owens brought up Goldberg's spear ending Punk's — wait, HIS — last title reign; Punk brought up Roman's spear ending Punk's WrestleMania. Neither man threw a punch. Seven days to Toronto, folks. Tremendous television.Tama and Talla Tonga, with Haku, won the WWE Tag Team Championships in a triple threat with the Brother's Keeper double powerbomb. Jacy Jayne beat Tiffany Stratton for the Women's U.S. Title after Stratton's costly dive onto Fallon Henley and Lainey Reid left her open to the Rolling Encore.And the main event, Cody Rhodes vs. Sami Zayn, never happened — Randy Orton jumped Cody from behind before the bell, and they brawled through the entire arena with steel steps, garbage cans, and a drink to the face, until road agents finally stopped Cody just before he could finish Orton off. Show faded to black. Tremendous television, folks.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — Punk or Owens walks out champion in Toronto?Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Folks, TNA Impact was a genuinely solid show, and nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me. Let's get into it.We opened with Ricky Sosa against Brian Myers, with Bear Bronson at ringside. Myers threw Sosa back in and stomped him, and then — I have to be honest, folks — my streaming service completely died mid-match. A total disaster of a service. By the time I got it sorted out, Leon Slater had joined Sosa in the ring and Cedric Alexander had joined Bronson and Myers. From what I could piece together, Sosa won. Fun match, teetering on becoming an overbooked mess, but it held together. After the bell, Slater and Alexander started jawing about a match at Lockdown, and Alexander laid out a wild condition: if HE wins, Slater's near-record-breaking X-Division Championship reign — he came one day short of the longest reign ever before losing it to Alexander — gets completely erased from the record books. Slater accepted. Folks, how does that even work? Does Slater have the power to agree to that? Does Alexander have the power to make it happen? Can you just erase history like that, or is it just a blank empty void in the record books? WWE did some weird revisionist stuff with early title reigns decades ago, but this is 2026, folks.Moose came out dressed as Frankie Kazarian for his "Face of the Franchise" speech, stealing Kazarian's scarf and glasses and throwing them to the crowd, leading a "Moose!" chant through every question. Kazarian interrupted, tried the same bit asking for "King," got "Moose" every time anyway, insulted the local food, and got punched for it. He brought up Moose's family and got five across the eyes, swung a stool wildly, and still got speared. Security separated them. Fine segment, nothing offensive, just kind of there.BDE, Rich Swann, and returning Trey Miguel — back from a broken knee courtesy of Mustafa Ali at Rebellion — beat Order 4 quick and fun, Miguel hitting the lightning spiral for the win. After the bell, Special Agent 0 choke-bombed Miguel and Ali demanded more until Jason Hotch ran down to chase them off.M By Elegance beat Indi Hartwell in the Knockouts TV Title Tournament semifinal after the Elayna Black/Xia Brookside brawl spilled out from backstage as a distraction, letting M hit a moonsault for the pin. Folks, what does this company have against Indi Hartwell? The match itself was fine.KC Navarro beat Eddie Edwards after Alisha's shoe distracted the referee — Navarro turned the tables, took the kendo stick away from Edwards, clocked him with it, and hit the Blessing in Disguise just as the ref turned back around. Afterward, The System jumped Navarro until Fabian Aichner, Jada Stone, and Ricky Sosa ran them off. Director of Authority Santino Marella then made it official: a Lethal Lockdown match at Lockdown — Bronson, Myers, Eddie, and Alisha Edwards versus Aichner, Stone, Sosa, and Navarro. Tremendous stakes, folks.And the main event — a VERY good TNA World Heavyweight Championship match. Jeff Hardy hit a perfect Swanton Bomb on champion Nic Nemeth, who kicked out, then countered a Twist of Fate attempt into the Danger Zone and pinned Hardy 1-2-3 — the very first time in his career Nemeth has ever beaten Jeff Hardy. Tremendous main event to close an uneven but genuinely entertaining show.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — does that "erase history" stipulation make ANY sense to you, folks?Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Folks, AEW Dynamite out of Las Vegas was a real mixed bag — some tremendous moments, and some total disasters, and nobody breaks it down honestly like I do, believe me.Will Ospreay opened talking about Arena Mexico lifting his spirits, then got emotional remembering his grandfather passing away last year the same day as Grand Slam — he'll never see him wrestle again, never see him walk Ospreay down the aisle. But deep down, Ospreay knows his grandad would tell him to stop crying and go do a flip. Real moment, folks. He called out Kenny Omega, but got Don Callis instead. Callis ran through his whole history — raising Omega from a five-year-old into "the greatest wrestler in the world," taking credit for screwing Moxley in 2020, and reminding everyone he stabbed Omega in the face back in 2023. Said both men owe him everything. RPG Vice, Jake Doyle, and Mark Davis jumped Ospreay from behind until Omega's music hit — he cleared the ring with a pipe, then lectured Ospreay instead of hitting him, calling him a "sloppy fool." Handshake, no help needed going forward. We've seen this movie before, folks.MJF beat Nick Wayne and Speedball Mike Bailey to claim the #2 Casino Gauntlet spot at All In, tapping Wayne with Salt of the Earth. Great opener. Then MJF grabbed the mic for a TREMENDOUS promo — called himself the One True Champion, buried Andrade as a "gutless worm," and told Omega and Ospreay they better pray they never face him at Wembley.Jay White beat David Finlay clean with a flash Blade Runner — good match, folks.The Trios Title celebration for Hangman Page, Bandido & Brody King turned into a total zoo — Swerve Strickland and Prince Nana interrupted first, then Ricochet and the entire Demand group showed up. Nine, ten guys standing around yelling, nobody looked important. Total mess. New Day's probably jumping in next.Kevin Knight retained the TNT Title over Chris Jericho with a low blow while referee Aubrey Edwards conveniently looked away. A complete disaster of a finish, folks.Kris Statlander squashed Viva Van, then Mick Foley plugged his ShopAEW shirt, shouted out his daughter Noelle in the crowd, and announced a four-way TBS Title match next week — Maya World defending against Statlander, Shida, and Persephone. Speaking of which, Persephone and Shida lost to Maya World and Thunder Rosa in a fine tag match. Jon Moxley choked out Jungle Jack Perry in the Continental Cup — typical AEW, moves that mean nothing, folks.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — is MJF the only real star left in this company?Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Folks, NXT was a mess last night, and I always give you the truth, believe me. Let's get into it.We opened with what was supposed to be Shawn Spears & Lizzy Rain versus The Culling — Izzi Dame and Niko Vance. Spears made this match himself in the warehouse last week because he's still mad about getting kicked out of The Culling, and then he doesn't even show up! Since only Dame and Nico are left in that group, frankly, I think Spears dodged a bullet. Rain got dragged into it because she happened to be standing nearby when the match was made — proving once again that warehouse is the most dangerous place in wrestling to just be standing around. EK Prosper replaced Spears, the mixed tag rules made almost no sense with nobody to properly tag, and Prosper ended up winning with a shining wizard and a beautiful moonsault — a match he was never even supposed to be in. Fun action, total disaster getting there.Before that, Kali Armstrong literally ripped the mic out of Prosper's hands demanding a Women's Title shot. Kelani Jordan said she was next in line, Kendal Grey limped out from Medical carrying a contract, gave Jordan a shot at Heatwave, and then Armstrong punched Grey in the head and she and Jordan beat down poor Wren Sinclair. A total mess, folks.Dion Lennox beat Saquon Shugars lame after his goons put Shugars through the table. Zaria retained the Women's North American Title over Sinclair, but the finish got hijacked by Lennox and Shugars brawling down the ramp — why interrupt THAT match, folks? Mason Rook lost AGAIN, this time to Kam Hendrix via exposed turnbuckle. I'm getting genuinely frustrated with how they're treating Rook.Lucien Price beat Lexis King clean with a nasty one-armed powerbomb — I'm assuming a Speed Title shot is coming.And the main event — Cruz Montana vs. Grayson Waller for the NXT Title #1 Contendership — was actually GOOD, folks. Curb stomp, top rope elbow, a beautiful Spin the Block from Montana. And then ZILLA FATU showed up out of nowhere, Samoan Dropped Cruz, leveled Waller, the ref threw the whole thing out, and Fatu splashed BOTH of them from the top rope. Statement made, folks.Overall, a meh NXT — messy, disorganized, but not without some good wrestling buried in there.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — is Zilla Fatu your next NXT Champion?Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Folks, last week's RAW was one of the best shows of the year. This week? Not the same level, and I always tell you the truth, believe me.We opened with Solo Sikoa standing in the crowd singing the Usos' music — genuinely great moment, tremendous natural charisma from Solo. Jey Uso came out and said the Tribal Chief called the play, time to fall in line. Solo fired back beautifully — did Jey fall in line, or just fall off? Jey won the Rumble, beat Gunther, made the kids happy, and now all of that's gone and it "sucks" to be Jey Uso. Solo said he's not coming back to the Bloodline because he loves where he's at. They agreed to a match — Jey wins, he delivers Solo to Roman. Solo wins, the Bloodline leaves him alone forever. Solo's "Pew!" mock warning shot was tremendous. Crowd, unfortunately, was completely dead.Penta beat Laredo Kid in round one of the Number One Contender's Tournament — winner faces Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Title at the Mexico City RAW. Penta Driver, inverted Michinoku Driver from Kid, Kid misses a tornillo, Penta hits the Mexican Destroyer for the pin. Fun opener, folks.Akira Tozawa versus Austin Theory went way too long. If you want to tell the Oba Femi/Bron Breakker story, do it in its OWN segment, don't bury it in a Tozawa match. Theory won, Breakker speared Tozawa, Oba's music hit and he did his FULL entrance instead of saving anybody. Adam Pearce and his gaggle of geeks jumped in before anything could happen. Tremendous staredown, ruined by the geek parade.Stephanie Vaquer addressed the crowd about missing RAW and, mostly, missing watching Judgment Day run from her. Becky Lynch came out, said Liv's reign is dragging the title back to the mid-2000s, but also said Vaquer gets injured too much to deserve a shot — the title's coming back to HER. Liv attacked Becky from behind, Becky blocked the Oblivion and suplexed her. Vaquer and Lynch had another cold staredown. Women's World Title scene is looking great, folks.Big Cass continues to be tremendous — Dragon Lee beat Dominik Mysterio clean, then Cass jumped BOTH Dragon Lee and Je'Von Evans, standing tall over both. Sol Ruca, with mystery partner Iyo Sky, beat Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez via Soul Snatcher. Fun match.Main event: Jimmy Uso jumped on the apron, Solo accidentally spiked him instead, Jey speared a distracted Solo and hit a top-rope splash for the win. Are we kidding, folks? Solo was FINALLY clicking with the audience on his own natural charisma, and now he goes back to the Bloodline? Who's bringing back Sami Zayn while we're at it?LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — was sending Solo back to the Bloodline a mistake?Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Folks, this is a TREMENDOUS episode — huge news, huge matches, we are SO back! Rhea Ripley had knee surgery and remains champion for now, but Chelsea Green won a wild five-way ladder match to become interim champion, then got hurt too — total mess in that division! Legendary Jim Ross revealed he needs brain surgery, and his AEW deal is expiring — a legend like that deserves a respectful ending, not an abrupt one. Sad news: the great Dory Funk Jr. passed away at 85, one of the toughest, most respected champions ever. AEW announced WrestleDream 2026 in Orlando, with rumors Mercedes Moné could face Bayley there. Roman Reigns heads to Mexico City to defend against a WWE/AAA tournament winner, with a possible LA Knight match to follow. WWE Radio launched on SiriusXM, and Nick Khan told Busted Open: no "shill radio," keep it honest! Joe Gacy revealed he saw trouble coming for the Wyatt Sicks before their release. And EC3 clapped back at fake internet rumors about his health — he was just SELLING, folks!Then SummerSlam 2026 — TWO nights, one of the best ever, believe me! Night One: Liv Morgan retained over Iyo Sky with ObLivion. Team Knight beat The Bloodline. Gunther put Nick Aldis to sleep. Fatal Influence beat the Bellas and Paige — total betrayal, the Bellas turned on Paige! CM Punk retained the Undisputed Title over Cody Rhodes in an EXCELLENT match. And Oba Femi shocked the world, beating Brock Lesnar inside Hell in a Cell!Night Two was even BIGGER: Kevin Owens crashed the Balor-Zayn match with Gunther and stole the win to become #1 contender. Baron Corbin dethroned Trick Williams for the US Title. Chelsea Green won the Interim Women's Title — crowd went CRAZY! Danhausen kept his $100,000 from Dominik Mysterio. Chad Gable shocked Penta to win the Intercontinental Title. And Roman Reigns speared Seth Rollins three times to retain the World Heavyweight Championship — a tremendous main event!We break it all down, honestly and majestically. Subscribe now, folks — nobody covers wrestling better than us, nobody!Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Folks, SmackDown out of Philadelphia was one of the best shows I've reviewed all year, and nobody breaks it down like I do, believe me.Cody Rhodes opened the show fuming, days removed from Randy Orton costing him at SummerSlam. He called Orton out immediately, and when Randy didn't show, Cody paid a beautiful tribute to the late, great Dory Funk Jr. — a real champion's champion — then brought up finishing the story right here in Philly at WrestleMania 40. He admitted he lost to CM Punk on Saturday, assuming Punk had no idea Orton was involved. The second he said Punk's name, out came the Undisputed WWE Champion himself. Punk said it hurt to even be asked, swore he knew nothing, and offered to go beat Orton up together backstage. Cody declined — he wants Orton alone — and handed Punk the ring.Then Kevin Owens walked out, and folks, what followed was one of the best promo segments in years. Owens said he spent 17 months living with uncertainty from a career-threatening injury, proving people wrong his whole career, and called Punk an "arrogant sociopath" for offering Cody a title shot ahead of him. Punk fired back — he's the Undisputed Champion, and that makes him the Best in the World, and Owens should be grateful, because without Punk he'd be working a 9-to-5 and weekend indie dates. Owens agreed, but said Punk also showed him exactly what NOT to be — a "miserable piece of sh*t" consumed by his own ego. Security had to separate them. Tremendous television.Baron Corbin kept the U.S. Title against Trick Williams by smashing him with the belt — fine match, cheap finish. Chelsea Green's Women's Championship celebration was pure delusional heel gold — thanked herself, thanked Tiffany Stratton, got interrupted by Fatal Influence, and set up a title-for-title tag match. Fatal Influence retained and Chelsea ate the pin — why, folks? Then the Irresistible Forces attacked, and Nia Jax held the Women's Title high.Randy Orton returned to a massive Philly ovation, told Cody he owes him nothing, admitted Cody unleashed the "worst" version of him, and vowed Cody will never be champion again. Cody fired back that he's not the good guy anymore and asked Orton one chilling question: "Who Kills You?"Charlotte beat Jade Cargill in the main event after chaos from Alexa Bliss's return and a Sister Abigail tribute finish. Fine main event.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — Punk vs. Owens or Cody vs. Orton, which feud wins the year?Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Folks, TNA Impact was on last night, and nobody reviews this show better than me, believe me. Let's get into it.We opened with TNA World Tag Team Champion Matt Hardy against Ryan Nemeth. Matt goes for the Twist of Fate, Nic Nemeth trips him from the outside, and then Jeff Hardy — who apparently has some "paperwork" for Nic, believe that or not — grabs him and they brawl. Matt hits the Twist of Fate clean anyway and gets the pin. Fine match, folks, but I am not the biggest fan of this New Hardys act. They're calling themselves The Goats, and it feels like they took every gimmick Matt's ever had and threw it in a blender. Pick one thing and commit, fellas.Heather by Elegance beat Mara Sadé in the Knockouts TV Title tournament. Sadé dropped Heather face-first on the apron — the most "elegant" part of the ring, very funny — hit a dropkick off the stairs, but Heather shoved her off the top and won with a missile dropkick. Bit of a weird finish, decent match.Then Brian Myers and Bear Bronson jumped KC Navarro, Eddie Edwards ran in for a DQ, Fabian Aichner evened the odds, and Director of Authority Santino Marella did his best Teddy Long impression and made it a tag match, player! System wins after Alisha slips Edwards a kendo stick for a package piledriver. Fun match. Ricky Sosa runs in with a chair — again — chases them off. And the Injury Report confirmed Nic Nemeth remains in "pristine and perfect shape." Very important information, folks.The Righteous came out to talk about the Lake of Reincarnation. Vincent opens with "well, we died" — great line, honestly — Dutch says the water reshaped their direction, Vincent says their work bringing out the real Hardys is finished, talks about helping "dying flowers" bloom, ends with "for we are many." So the Lake turned the Righteous into... the Righteous, just slightly nicer? Nothing changed, folks. Total letdown.AJ Francis beat — sorry, LOST to The Home Town Man after Elias strummed one guitar chord and distracted him. This entire feud started over a charity donation. Enormous waste of television time.Best match of the night: Xia Brookside retained the Knockouts World Championship against Wendy Choo in a genuinely good match — Snooze Button slam, sleeper hold, Brookside fights out and hits the Darkside. After the bell, Elayna Black walks out and stares her down. Big things coming, folks.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — are you buying the Goats gimmick, and is Elayna Black next for Brookside?Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Folks, AEW went to Mexico City for Grand Slam, and I have to be honest with you — very honest, like I always am — because that's what you deserve. This show was a total mixed bag, and in some places, a total disaster.We opened with Cage & Cope and the Young Bucks against the Death Riders — Moxley, Yuta, PAC, Garcia, with Marina Shafir lurking around. Eight talented people in that ring, and how does it end? A rollup with a handful of tights. That's it. Holy cow, that was bad, folks. One of the worst finishes I've seen for a match with that much star power.The Casino Gauntlet qualifier — Ciampa, Andrade, Komander — was just a bunch of moves, total yawn. Andrade won and grabbed the mic to promise Mexico the World Title. And THEN — MJF's music hit, and he snuck in from the crowd, folks! He took back his Diamond Ring, punched Andrade with it, threw him to the floor, called him trash, called Mexico a "piece of sh*t country," and demanded they cheer him as an American Hero. He buried Kenny Omega's "toy belt," said All In's main event is HIS, and announced he's entering next week's qualifier in Vegas to take his title back. Tremendous promo — honestly the best thing all night.Willow Nightingale & the Brawling Birds beat Mercedes Moné & Divine Dominion with a nice backslide — fun match. Kyle Fletcher retained the International Title against Speedball Mike Bailey with a beautiful top turnbuckle brainbuster — good stuff, actual wrestling. Místico, Jericho & Darby Allin beat the Don Callis Family with a Coffin Drop — lame, just a bunch of moves.Persephone beat Kris Statlander in total chaos — Thunder Rosa's belt got stolen, the ref got knocked out, Hikaru Shida ran in to help Persephone, and a frog splash sealed it. Wild finish, fine match. Then Hangman Page and Brodido became your NEW AEW World Trios Champions, beating The Demand with a buckshot-lariat-assisted Plex. Good stuff!The main event Street Fight, Ospreay vs. Mark Davis, had barbed wire, blood, a Styles Clash, and a Hidden Blade finish — but folks, this company has completely NUMBED me to hardcore matches. Total yawn at this point.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — was MJF the only thing worth watching tonight?Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Folks, NXT was ON last night, and nobody covers it like we do, believe me. We had some tremendous action, and we had a segment that, frankly, did not hit.We opened with Jaida Parker & Thea Hail taking on Karmen Petrovic & Evolve Women's Champion Nikkita Lyons, with Nattie right there in the corner. Fun opener, great Hart Attack spot from Lyons and Petrovic, but Thea Hail won it with a bottom rope senton — folks, that finisher is LAME. Very weak. After the bell, the heels jumped Parker and Hail, but our girls fought them off. Good match, terrible finisher.Then NXT Champion Tony D'Angelo came out and breathed at the camera for what felt like three minutes before finally addressing Grayson Waller. He called him old news and called out Cruz Montana. But before Montana could arrive, Waller cut him off from that balcony above the wall panel and said anyone who wants his opportunity has to go through HIM first. D'Angelo called him a name I won't repeat, dropped the "panties in a wad" line, and Waller fired back about the "Male NXT" roster and D'Angelo's manhood. Then Montana finally showed up — from the AUDIENCE, folks — so now we've got three grown men negotiating a championship future from roughly forty feet apart in three different directions. D'Angelo finally spoke up for all of us and said none of this matters, just go make the three-way for Heatwave already. They tried to strike lightning twice with this one. It didn't hit.Wren Sinclair kept her Speed Championship against Zaria on a weird time-limit draw, and Zaria punched her out after the bell for good measure.Big title change: Myles Borne & Tavion Heights DETHRONED The Vanity Project for the NXT Tag Team Championships. Borne dumped Baylor over the ropes, Heights leveled Ricky Smokes with an absolutely massive powerslam, 1-2-3, new champions. Pretty good match, tremendous finish.EK Prosper beat Keanu Carver in a match that was clearly killing time while they stripped the ropes for the Underground main event. Fine bout, but that small package finish looked like a total botch, out of nowhere.And the main event, folks — a DAMN GOOD NXT Women's Championship Underground Match. Kendal Grey passed OUT during the fight and nobody was around to stop it. Wren Sinclair — who'd been punched out earlier in the night — came back and woke Grey up. Grey hit a superkick, Vice missed one of her own, and Grey locked in an armbar. The referee woke up JUST in time to see Lola Vice tap. Grey retains. Tremendous main event, best thing on the show.LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — Heatwave triple threat, yes or no?Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Folks, this was one of the greatest wrestling shows I have ever reviewed, and believe me, I've reviewed a lot of shows. Nobody covers RAW like I do. Nobody.Roman Reigns opened up demanding acknowledgment — the crowd gave him "OTC," very tremendous chant. He ran down his whole résumé: won the Rumble in the desert to "save this place," beat the old man CM Punk, owned the summer, and finally beat hometown boy Seth Rollins — the crowd booed that one, sang Seth's song, very emotional stuff, frankly.Then LA Knight walked out and the place went crazy, bigger than for Roman if you ask me. Knight called Roman a fraud, wants a title shot with no Bloodline "BS," said he'll wait until WrestleMania. Roman mocked his Wal-Mart watch and told him to get to the back of the line. Knight fired back that it took THIRTY-EIGHT people to beat him last time, and he'll smack Roman "back to factory settings." Love this. LA Knight belongs in that main event picture, period.Je'Von Evans beat Ethan Page with a beautiful OG Cutter — then BIG CASS returns out of nowhere and destroys the kid, boot, clothesline, East River Crossing. Brutal.Liv Morgan bragged on herself with the Judgment Day women, then a DQ finish led to BECKY LYNCH's return — she ripped Liv's title reign as the worst ever, and it's not just her, MANY people are saying it. Then STEPHANIE VAQUER returned and wrecked the entire Judgment Day, one against three, all by herself. Lynch and Vaquer stared each other down — big matchup coming, folks.Oba Femi cut a promo with a lot of words that said nothing, frankly — but his staredown with Bron Breakker said plenty. Breakker then speared Joe Hendry nearly in half.Chad Gable got his flowers after ten years, very emotional, and teamed with Penta to beat the Judgment Day.And the main event — Jacob Fatu versus Royce Keys in a Street Fight — an absolute bloodbath. Keys was coughing up blood, chair wrapped around his head, total disaster for him. Then Roman Reigns came out and gave his approval. Tremendous television, believe me.Full breakdown inside — LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me: Roman vs. Knight at WrestleMania, yes or no?Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Folks, we are SO back — bigger, stronger, more majestic than ever before. Many people are saying this is the greatest wrestling podcast episode ever recorded, and believe me, they might be right. Nobody covers wrestling like we do, nobody.First, WWE Saturday Night's Main Event XLV — a tremendous show, one of the best in years! Fatal Influence, Lainey Reid and Fallon Henley, guided by Jacy Jayne, pulled off a HUGE upset over Paige and Brie Bella to capture the Women's Tag Team Championships — very sad for the Bellas, very sad. Danhausen, strange guy, lots of face paint, but a total winner, destroyed JD McDonagh in a No Disqualification match. Lyra Valkyria beat Bayley, beautifully. And the biggest match of the night: CM Punk and Cody Rhodes, a true American patriot, defeated Gunther and Sami Zayn, keeping them far away from the Undisputed WWE Championship match at SummerSlam. We like strong borders around our title matches, folks!Then AEW Redemption 2026 — tremendous energy from bell to bell! Mike Bailey outclimbed Sleepy Jack Perry, The Beast Mortos, Komander, Nick Wayne, and El Clon in a brutal Six-Way Ladder Match to become the #1 contender. The Young Bucks, great businessmen, took down Death Riders Jon Moxley and Will Ospreay. Kyle Fletcher retained the International Championship against Bandido. The Dogs beat the Bang Bang Gang in a wild Double Chain match. Maya World SHOCKED everyone, dethroning Hikaru Shida for the TBS Championship. Cage and Cope held onto the World Tag Team Titles against Claudio Castagnoli and Pac. My friend Chris Jericho, "The Painmaker," destroyed Tommaso Ciampa in a No Holds Barred war. Andrade El Ídolo became the new National Champion. Willow Nightingale captured the Women's World Championship from Thekla — a beautiful moment! And Kenny Omega, a tremendous champion, retained the AEW World Championship against Kevin Knight.Huge night, huge shows. We are making pro wrestling majestic again, one episode at a time. Subscribe now, folks — nobody does it better!Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
WWE SmackDown 7/31/26 had some big moments, some total chaos, and one women's match that was booked like an absolute disgrace. In under 10 minutes, I break down Finn Balor opening the show with a strong promo about 2016, Sami Zayn making everything about himself, Gunther storming in like a machine, and Nick Aldis getting dragged into the madness. Tremendous opening, very wild, very hot.We also got Tiffany Stratton & Chelsea Green vs The Baddies, the title-for-title tag match with Damian Priest & R-Truth vs The War Raiders ending in a nothing disqualification, then Tama Tonga, Talla Tonga, and Haku arriving to wreck everybody. That part? Very interesting. Real reset energy.Trick Williams completely cooked Baron Corbin on the mic. Rey Fenix beat J.D. McDonagh in a good AAA Cruiserweight Title match with Dominik Mysterio and Danhausen nonsense on the side. Then Lash Legend vs Giulia got basically no time, and it was one of the most frustrating parts of the whole show. Terrible decision.Finally, Cody Rhodes and CM Punk closed the night with a face-off that should have felt huge, but a lot of it came off like two brothers bickering in the kitchen before finally throwing hands. Not great, folks. Not great.If you want the full WWE SmackDown 7/31/26 review, the good, the bad, and the ridiculous, this is the video.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
TNA Impact 7/30/26 was one of those shows, folks — a little crazy, a little messy, and then suddenly excellent when Jason Hotch shocked Mustafa Ali to win the TNA International Championship. Tremendous title change, great moment, streamers, family in the ring — that was the stuff.Leon Slater & Ricky Sosa beat The System in a strong opener, and Slater immediately demanded another crack at Cedric Alexander for the TNA X-Division Title inside a cage at Lockdown. Indi Hartwell vs Thea Hail in the Knockouts Television Title tournament was rough. KC Navarro had a good fighting-babyface promo before The System jumped him and Fabian Aichner helped even the odds.DemonXBunny vs The Elegance Brand for the Knockouts World Tag Team Titles was an absolute mess with a DQ finish after Allie used the belt. The Hardys came out with goat masks, Nic and Ryan Nemeth showed up talking big, and Santino Marella made The Hardys vs The Nemeths official. Jada Stone beat Jody Threat in another tournament match, and then Hotch finished the night with the upset of the show.If you want the full TNA Impact 7/30/26 breakdown in under 10 minutes, this is it.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
AEW Dynamite 7/29/26 had a little bit of everything, folks — some good, some very weak, some unbelievably dragged out. Andrade El Idolo retained the AEW National Title in a fun opener over Jungle Jack Perry and Nick Wayne with The DM, then gave another “How You Know?” promo that is getting very old, very fast.We got Don Callis Family vs Speedball Mike Bailey & Brodido, a fine match with Bailey scoring the flash pin on Jake Doyle. Maya World retained the TBS Title over Persephone in a match that just did not do much for me, even with Hikaru Shida, Kris Statlander and the kendo stick drama.Willow Nightingale's AEW Women's Title celebration should have been a home run, but Mercedes Moné, Divine Dominion and the contract segment made it feel flatter than it should have. Jon Moxley beat Komander for the AEW Continental Title in another match that felt more like a formality than a fight.The Conglomeration lost the AEW Trios Titles to The Demand after total chaos, referee blindness, and a finish that looked ridiculous. Then Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay had a huge face-to-face that was intense, dramatic, and went on forever. Big segment, big names, big emotion — but they absolutely took the scenic route.If you want the full breakdown of AEW Dynamite 7/29/26 in under 10 minutes, this is the one.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
NXT was a very strong show, folks. Very strong. Grayson Waller opened the night with an absolutely wild rant that felt like he was ripping into the entire brand, and whether it was a full shoot or not, it got people talking immediately. Lizzy Rain and Izzi Dame had a very good match, Myles Borne and Kam Hendrix had a fun North American Title match, OTM and BirthRight kept the tag scene moving, and Shiloh Hill vs. Tristan Angels delivered as well. Then Cruz Montana came out and gave a passionate promo about rebuilding himself, appreciating TNA, and finally reaching WWE. Big emotion, big moment. Tony D'Angelo stepped in, Grayson Waller attacked, and suddenly you've got a hot three-way issue around the NXT Title. Great pacing, strong talking, and a very good close. NXT felt alive this week.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Raw was a weird show, folks. Very weird. Some parts were strong, some parts were embarrassing, and some parts felt like total amateur hour. The Hell in a Cell weigh-in with Oba Femi, Brock Lesnar, Paul Heyman, and Triple H was bizarre — broken microphones, rent-a-cops, strange setup, and not much payoff. The Vision beat Alpha Academy and still feel fresh, dangerous, and like a real modern act. Je'Von Evans and Rusev had a solid match, Ethan Page got a nice win over Rey Mysterio, and Sol Ruca vs. Raquel Rodriguez was fun with a title change. The Joe Hendry and Danhausen concert? Awful. Total cringe. Dead crowd, second-hand embarrassment, and a mercy killing from Judgment Day and Ryan Garcia. But then the Bloodline-adjacent six-man story finally got interesting with Solo Sikoa, LA Knight, Royce Keyes, the Usos, and Jacob Fatu all colliding in a very strong segment. Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins closed the night with the best thing on the show: a heated face-to-face, real venom, and Seth standing tall again. So overall? Mixed bag. Some good stuff, some terrible stuff, and one truly great final segment.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
SmackDown was a good show, folks. Nick Aldis and Gunther opened with a contract signing that turned into a tremendous segment — real stakes, strong trash talk, and Gunther powerbombing the boss through the table like a complete maniac. Brie Bella vs. Lainey Reid was way too short, Chelsea Green vs. Kiana James was perfectly fine, and Cody Rhodes calling out CM Punk gave us a solid promo even if it felt a little familiar. Charlotte Flair vs. Nia Jax was basically a rerun of last week's nonsense, which was ridiculous, but the main event saved things. Damian Priest, Trick Williams, Royce Keys, and Finn Balor had a fun four-way, Jacob Fatu chaos kept things moving, and Finn got a big win to keep his momentum strong. Not a perfect episode, but enough big moments to make it a thumbs-up show.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
TNA Impact was a mixed bag, folks, but a pretty entertaining one. Moose and Elijah vs. AJ Francis and Frankie Kazarian was fun but way too short, Elayna Black vs. Wendy Choo was getting good until the time-limit draw made everything weird, and The System talked a big game without actually doing much. Mr. Elegance vs. BDE felt like filler, but RIGHTEOUS DELETION was bizarre in that classic Broken Hardys way — goats, Lake of Reincarnation, all of it. Not as effective as years ago, but still memorable. Jada Stone beat Alisha Edwards in a rough one, and then Nic Nemeth vs. KC Navarro absolutely delivered in the main event. Great energy, strong near-falls, and Nemeth retaining with the Danger Zone gave the show a very strong ending. Not everything worked, but Impact still feels like a show with momentum.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
This Dynamite was packed, folks. Packed. Kevin Knight and Darby Allin opened with a fun TNT Title match, Knight retained, and right away AEW started stacking angles on top of angles. Brodido vs. ProtOkada was very good, Andrade kept himself in the title mix, Jay White had a strong match with Clark Connors, and the No DQ Women's Tag Title match absolutely delivered. That was one of the best things on the whole show. The problem? AEW cannot help itself. Everything turns into another run-in, another confrontation, another pile of bodies, another ten people standing around with belts. The Thekla and Willow face-to-face felt awkward and immature, not nearly as heated as it should have been. Then the main event was fun, chaotic, and classic modern AEW — strong action, too much happening, and a wild closing scene with Kenny Omega getting busted open and Kevin Knight standing tall with two belts. Good wrestling, messy structure, and a show that felt exciting while also feeling overloaded. Very AEW.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
NXT gave us a pretty strong show, folks. Not perfect, but strong. DarkState beat Saquon Shugars, Noam Dar, and Romeo Moreno in a fun opener, Kendal Grey and Lola Vice set up an Underground title fight with some solid verbal tension, and Jaida Parker vs Nattie was very good even if the towel finish was bizarre. Keanu Carver kept looking like a beast, Shawn Spears stole one from Niko Vance with classic nonsense, and Reina Volcan made a memorable debut even if I'm not in love with that finisher. Then the main event delivered: Tony D'Angelo and Naraku had a good street fight, Tony retained, and just when you thought the show was over — boom — Mike Santana walks through the crowd and stares down the NXT Champion. Big ending, good energy, and enough happening here for a very easy 10-minute review.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
Raw was rough this week, folks. Very rough. The opener with Je'Von Evans and Dragon Lee against The Vision was pretty good, and Bron Breakker looked like a complete animal again, but after that this show kept sliding. Danhausen returning the “human monies” to Judgment Day turned into goofy chaos, Oba Femi destroyed JD McDonagh in 53 seconds, and Joe Hendry got one of the loudest reactions of the night. Seth Rollins and Solo Sikoa had a long talking segment that didn't fully land, even with Jacob Fatu showing up. Chad Gable and Penta beating Rusev and Ethan Page was fun, but then we got even more overbooked nonsense with Liv Morgan, Iyo Sky, Dominik Mysterio, Danhausen and Hendry all tangled together. LA Knight talked big, Jacob Fatu beat him, and the ending felt like another pile of stuff instead of a strong finish. There were a few bright spots, but overall this was a bad episode of Raw. Too messy, too cluttered, too much nonsense, and not enough focus. One of the weaker WWE TV shows in a while.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
SmackDown was a mixed bag, but a pretty entertaining one. Gunther opened the show furious, Adam Pearce laid down the stakes, and Cody Rhodes brought the fight immediately. Finn Balor keeps stacking wins and looking like a serious player, which is exactly what SmackDown needs. Tiffany Stratton beat Jacy Jayne in a qualifier that was good, even if I still think Jacy should have won. Nia Jax vs Jade Cargill was basically nothing — ridiculous booking, over in a blink, total waste. Fraxiom vs The War Raiders was tremendous stuff and one of the best matches on the show. Then Cody Rhodes vs Gunther ended in a DQ that actually made sense because Sami Zayn and CM Punk chaos took over and sent the whole thing into a wild closing brawl. Not everything worked, but enough worked to make this a thumbs-up episode.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
TNA Impact gave us a very solid show, folks. Not perfect, but very watchable and it finished hot. The opener with M by Elegance and Rosemary was just okay, Moose vs AJ Francis got cut off by a DQ right when it was getting interesting, and Mustafa Ali's Order 4 address added some intrigue with Mila Moore joining the group. Ricky Sosa and Bear Bronson had a fun match, Harley Hudson lost again — which is becoming a tradition at this point — and Nic Nemeth spent more time talking down to KC Navarro than acting like a fighting world champion. But then Cedric Alexander vs Fabian Aichner absolutely delivered. Really good X-Division title match, strong interference finish, and a great closing brawl with Ricky Sosa and Leon Slater making the save. Good action, strong energy, and a nice final stretch. Impact keeps feeling like a show with real momentum.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
AEW Dynamite was one of those shows, folks — some good wrestling, some total clutter, and one unbelievably long Kenny Omega celebration segment that turned into a traffic jam of people, promos, interruptions, and chaos. Cope & Cage retained the AEW Tag Team Titles over Wheeler Yuta and Daniel Garcia in a match that felt flat, but the wild post-match scene with The Bucks, Bang Bang Gang, Death Riders, Finlay, and Jay White gave the crowd something to sink its teeth into. Andrade beat Jake Doyle in a match that didn't do much for me, while Kyle Fletcher vs. Komander was fun and the post-match angle with Takeshita, Okada, and Brodido brought real energy. Darby Allin beat Brian Cage in a match that felt more like a burial than a battle. And the main event — Mercedes Moné, Megan Bayne, and Lena Kross vs. Willow Nightingale, Hyan, and Maya World — was okay, not terrible, but as a main event? I don't know, folks. Kenny Omega's big celebration did set up Kevin Knight as the first challenger, and Ospreay remains a major piece of the Wembley picture, but this show felt overstuffed, messy, and way too pleased with itself. Not a disaster, but definitely a mixed bag.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
NXT had some very good wrestling this week, folks, and some very weird stuff too. Vanity Project retained the NXT Tag Team Titles over Sean Legacy and Dorian Van Dukes in a damn good opener with a slick Reverse DDT and double foot stomp combo. The Tristan Angels and Shiloh Hill segment? Strange, goofy, not scary at all, and honestly I laughed more than anything. Naraku beat Tate Wilder in a match that was just there, then the post-match chaos with Tony D'Angelo and security turned into a total mess. Zaria looked tremendous in the Women's North American Title Fatal 4-Way, steamrolling people and finishing Nikkita Lyons with the F5 like an absolute monster. Tavion Heights and Jackson Drake had a solid developmental match, and the main event triple threat with Lola Vice, Kelani Jordan, and Kali Armstrong was excellent stuff. Big action, strong pace, and Lola gets the huge win to become the new #1 contender for Kendal Grey's NXT Women's Championship. Good show overall, not perfect, but definitely plenty to talk about in under 10 minutes.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production
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