My Top 5 Takeaways From AEW Fyter Fest.

Intro.

Due to the fact that this show is an unesciary 4 hours long, this means that I'm having to cut down the review time. This is because I have to make time to get to my day Job. I hate having to do this, and you guys know, that I don't make these decisions lightly, so these are my top 5 takeaways from AEW Fyter Fest 2025.

5. Will Osperay Opening Segment.

This wasn't an opening segment, this was a call to arms, and it was glorious. Will spoke about taking up the fight for AEW, whilst taking shots at Jon Moxley, and calling out Swerve Strickland. He was interrupted by Crew, who cut a pretty bad promo on him, and Lio Rush would face Will later on in this broadcast.

4. Lio Rush vs Will Osperay.

I liked this. The Match was a solid reminder of how these two worked on the UK Independent scene. Will got the win.

3. Timeless Toni Storm And Mina Shirakowa vs Julia Hart And Skye Blue.

I liked this, The Match was given time to breathe, and all four ladies showed that they've got great chemistry. Toni and Mina got the win, whilst Mercedes Mone, was sat at ringside, chomping down on a nice looking steak, the only thing the glorious piece of meat was missing, was some BBQ Sauce. Uuuuuuum Steak.

2. Mark Briscoe vs Jon Moxley.

I have no other words, other than this was a bloodsoaked, physical war, that you need to go out of your way to see. Mox got the win.

1. Kenny Omega vs Mascara Dolorado vs Brody King vs Claudio Castagnoli AEW International Championship.

This Match, was nothing short of sensational, and another contender for TV Match of the year. The fluidity was solid, and it allowed for all four men to have energetic bursts. It also had fantastic moments that sold the importance of how the Match played out. Kenny selling his mid section, and Brody going for a swing, helped allow the near falls to take shape. Kenny retained, and then had a showdown with Kazuchika Okada, So were officially off to the races for All In. All I have to say is this. ( insert Renee Paquette Voice ) Oh my god.

My Top 5 WWE Releases That left Me Scratching My Head.

Intro.

In the times we live in, and the moments that the world has faced over the past half a decade, the words future endeavors have taken on an even heavier tone, than what would normally come with them. With the current state of how WWE has treated, and released talent. I thought this would be a good time to take a look at the mistakes that the Greenwich Conneticut group has made in recent years. I just want to state this. I'm not lobbying for anyone to lose their jobs. I just think it's important to shed light on how this can leave a bad taste in fans mouths, as their reception amongst the viewing public means more now, than it ever has before.

5. Samoa Joe May 2021 And November 2021.

This one came as a shock on both occasions. The first time came when the world was starting to open up it's eyes, after nearly a year of it, being held in a nasty grip. Two nights after Joe was released for the second time. I attended a WWE House Show at The London OVO Arena Wembley, and the feeling around this set of releases was met with a mixture of condemnation, and miss feelings, and I can't blame fans for feeling like this, because 18 months beforehand, the WWE had sealed their fate, when they announced that their TV revenue deals had taken care of their future, when they necked more than 500,000,000. in profit.

4. Braun Strowman June 2021.

I just didn't get this. He was one of their biggest merch shifters, and this is how he was treated. This stunned the industry. It wasn't fair, and to then hide behind the excuses of budget cuts made no sense. This was the start of the company leaching off of fans mistrust.

3. Alestair Black June 2021.

This came as a suprise to me, because just a week before this happened he was brought back to the blue brand. His departure was looked at with confusion from me, as the world started to wonder, how was he fumbled so badly.

2. Isiah Swerve Scott.

This decision was daffling to me. In 2020 back in the dull days of HHH's baby, the argumemt of repeitiveness was beyond the point of rearing its ugly head. NXT's past glory days had been and gone, even though their were some up and coming promising signs that the times weren't changing, unlike seven years earlier. In 2020 the world was plummetted into the throws of a global pandemic, and as the restrictions on travel became a part of a daily grind, it was up to those that could make shows to stand up, and be counted. Step Forward Isiah Swerve Scott, this man was a highlight in a real of drabness, this made his release in October of 2021 very striking. I wonder what he's up to now?

1. R Truth.

This past Sunday evening Ron Killings aka R Truth announced via X, that earlier on that day he had a conversation with WWE brass, and they told him that when his contract comes up for renewal, they won't be renewing it. This sends home the message that when you sign for WWE, you as dispensible as they come. This is why I think their contracts need to legally be put under a microscope, because I don't think that they're worth the paper they're printed on.

Monday Night Raw Review 3.6.2025.

Superstars Seen Showing Up.

Jey Uso. Samy Zayn, and. Seth Rollins and his new crew, were all seen showing up to the arena.

Banter Time.

We started off with a bet result. Michael Cole had to wear an Indiana Pacers Jersey as a result of them making the NBA Finals. Michael now has a new name in my household, it used to be Prat in a poncho after Mania 37. It's Prat in a Basketball Jersey now, he looked ridiculous.

Cm Punk Segment.

From Punk thinking that this was 1998, when saying the word Thunder, to mentioning how he's going for gold, and he doesn't care who he cashes in on When he wins the MITB Ladder Match. If it's Jey, then this is just business, and if it's cena, then he has unfinished with him, and can't wait to pick his bones. Samy Zayn then came out, and both men had a promo dual that was based around urgency, and respect. Samy stated that Punks Match tonight is a must win, because as Samy dugg beneath the surface, the echoes of Punks reality came to light, because stopping Seth's new crew is bigger than his aspirations. I liked this.

Liv Morgan vs Stephanie Vaquer vs Ivy Nile MITB Qualifier.

I'm a man of simple tastes. I like my steak well done. I like my chocolate cold, and I like my wrestling Matches to have a nice eb and flow, and this Match had just that, balanced with solid physicality. Stephanie Vaquer got the win, and advances to the Womens MITB Ladder Match this Saturday. During this Match you could hear the chants of we want Truth. I'm not going to say too much about it here, because I have a piece coming out on this tomorrow, But I do feel fans frustrations.

Rusev Segment.

I liked this. Rusev vs Sheamus is going to slap when it happens, and his Vingnette that aired last night proved my point. Sheamus answered this back perfectly, by bringing up his first run in the company, and his time talking about temptation in AEW, by saying that he bullies bully's. Oh and Tazawa lives.

The War Raiders vs Finn Balor And JD Mcdonagh.

I didn't like this. The in ring work felt repetitive, and having The New Day on commentary just sounded annoying. Not even Roxanne Perez helping her new team get the win could save this. Finn watch out my guy, because Liv isn't happy.

Becky Lynch Segment.

I liked this, as it delved into Becky's form of delusion. Lyra Valkyria answered this back straight away, and wasted no time in calling out Becky. Both ladies had a decent promo dual, ahead of their IC Championship Match this Saturday.

Penta Vingnette.

Penta is excited to be in the MITB Mens Match, and so am I, because if you're a WWE fan, and you've never seen Penta's AEW run and watched the Esca Dela Huerte Ladder Match when Death Triangle faced The Elite, then you're in for a treat.

Jey Uso And Samy Zayn vs Bronson Reed And Bron Breakker.

The overall in ring work was good, but this was all undone when Seth Rollins got involved. Cm Punk came out, and stopped Samy Zayn from getting murdered on live TV. Kazza Kross is a real wind up merchant. 

Kairi Sane vs Raquel Rodriguez.

This fell flat, and was over far too soon. Kairi got the win, after a series of Interferences from Liv Morgan, and. Iyo Sky. I didn't like this.

AJ Styles vs Cm Punk vs Elgrande Americano MITB Qualifier

I liked this. The emerging energy that was felt in the early stages added in with all 3 men having great chemistry, made for a great watch in my world. I'm not someone who likes interference spots, but when Seths crew took Punk out, and Samy Zayn and Jey Uso made the save. I had no problem with this, because it didn't take me away from what was going on. This allowed Elgrande to get the win with a headbutt. This result has had some fans purplexed, but If i'm honest, I don't get it, because was designed to lay the focus even more on Punk vs Seth. Seth's crew wreaked havoc as the show went off the air.

Overview Of Monday Night Raw

As Monday Night Raw continues to be WWE's answer to an all round mix bag. I think it's best to enjoy what you like, and leave what you out what you don't. I think this should be WWE's slogan going forward.

This weeks Monday Night Raw is a high 7/10.

 My Top 5 Takeaways From UFC Fight 107.

Intro.

This Summer is already shaping up to be a stonker for the Las Vegas outlet, with next weekends stacked PPV card, acting as the starting point for what is going to come. Were going to be seeing great fights, and emotional moments, and it all starts now.

5. Zachary Reese vs Dusan Tudorovi.

Zachary Reese, beat. Dusan Tudorovi in what was a fairly flat fight. I wasn't impressed by Zachary's performance. It looked very one dimensional, and if i'm being honest. I thought this fight was a complete mismatch.

4. Ketlen Viera vs Macy Chiasson.

Ketlen Viera, beat. Macy Chiasson in a very good fight. I have to say, this fight showed that the ladies Bantamweight Division has some very underrated talent, when you dig beneath the surface.

3. Dustin Jacoby Has Some Serious Hands.

Dustin Jacoby, beat. Bruno Lopes by a nasty TKO. This guy proved that he's got some serious hands.

2. Ramiz Brahimaj Looked Awesome On Saturday.

Ramiz Brahimaj broke Billy Ray Goff's achey Breaky Heart, by rear naked choke, in what was a contender for performance of the night.

1. Maycee Barber Is Hospitalised.

I have been a UFC fan for the best part of nearly 20 years, and I've never seen anything like this. The TV Production Team played the planned video, and when they came back. Nothing. The Announce Team of Brendon Fitzgerald. Laura Sanko, and. Daniel Cormier were left stunned, because no one could call, what was going to happen. By all accounts Maycee was ready to do her walk, when she went back to her locker room. It is rumoured that she had a seizure, so the fight was cancelled on medical grounds. Erin Blanchard was interviewed by Megan Olivi, and she and her team didn't come across very well. She said that she won't training to face her again, as her team said it was unprofessional. I was raging when she said this, because if that happened in the cage, then the out come could've been so much worse, a fighters health should always come above the pursuit of glory. Fairplay to the commentary team for handling it the way they did, even though I didn't fully agree with DC.

Friday Night Smackdown Review 31.5.2025. 

Superstars Seen Showing Up.

Cody Rhodes, and. Bianca Belair were seen showing up to the venue, and Bianca was given the walk through treatment.

Bianca Belair Segment, And Naomi vs Jade Cargill vs Nia Jax MITB Qualifier.

I liked all this. Bianca came to the ring, and was pleased to be in her home of Knoxsville Tennesse, and she got the fans to help her sing her states own anthem, as this singalong came to an end, she welcomed us to Friday Night Smackdown. This was when Naomi came out, and the pair had a great Promo dual, that came with all of the aspects of what you would expect from a Promo dual. Betrayal, bruised friendships, oh and the little fact of breaking and encountering, and thretening a disabled person. This was fantastic. Jade Cargill came out, and was then followed by Nia Jax.  The MITB Qualifier they had was decent, with a solid balance and flow, complete with good nearfalls. Naomi got the win, and is now in the MITB Ladder Match. Tiffany Stratton later on said that she's ready for who wins The MITB Ladder. Naomi said that she's going to win, and Alexa Bliss told her Naomi isn 't the competitor that she should worry about.

R Truth Segment.

R Truth was backstage having a word with Little Jimmy, when step forward The Temu Bloodline, and Truth put his foot right in it, he bodyshamed JC Mateo. I hate this name change, I mean just call him Jeff Cobb. JC wrecked Truth later on in the show.

Chelsea Green Segment.

Chelsea Green, and her Secret Hervice were backstage complaining to Nick Aldis, Chelsea wanted a rematch against Zelina Vega, and demanded that she gets stripped of the Championship, because she broke her nose. Nick said that he wouldn't book this, but when she's medically cleared, he would reconsider it. But in the meantime one of her Secret Hervice could take up the fight. So she put Alba Fyre in the firing line. Alba would later on lose to Zelina thanks to Chelsea. I love the fact Chelsea has a sparkly face mask.

Tag Team Promotrain.

What Happens when four Tag Teams air out their grievances, well if i'm honest not a lot. The Street Profits. Fraxiom. The Motorcity Machine Gunns, and. DIY, were involved in a flat TV segment. I hated this. It was poorly scripted drivel, that annoyed me when I watched it.

Los Gaza vs Rey Fenix And Jevon Edwards.

I liked this. The Match had decent physicality, and solid in ring work. Los Gaza got the win, and Jevon Edwards looked really good.

Giulia Vingnette.

Giulia is now on Smackdown, and I think this is an excellent move. Her and Zelina does have potential.

Damien Priest Segment. And Mens MITB Qualifier Jacob Fatu vs Andrade vs Carmelo Hayes.

I liked this. From past reflections, and showcasing were he's come from, to moving on from Drew Mcintyre, and setting his sights on a new Championship, and Champion. Jacob Fatu. He and Jacob would have minor stare down when Priest left, and the MITB qualifer got started, and was the best thing on the card, by a long country mile. This acted like a good piece of business, the physicality was solid, and gave the show a new sense of energy. andrade got the win, thanks to Solo Sikoa. This pissed of Jacob, who was seen backstage chucking things around like a child who's been shouted at by his mum in a shopping centre.

LA Knight Segment.

LA Knight vs Alestair Black at a later point, oh go on then WWE if you must.

Cody Rhodes Segment.

I have mixed feelings about this segment. It felt a bit out of place. I love Cody's passion, and him playing off of John Cena has worked before, but last night this all felt a bit off. and adding in both mens tag partners to me is normally something that would happen on a go home show. This was all over the place.

Overview of Friday Night Smackdown.

Overall this was a good show, but I just felt it was missing something, and i'm starting to get tired of the three hour format of this show.

This weeks Friday Night Smackdown is a mid 6/10.

My Top 5 Pro Wrestlers Who Defied Age

Intro

To quote a famous Canadian band, time keeps passing by, and wrestlers might regret not spending more time with the fans, but truth be told father time will come for all of us, but in the terms of wrestling retirements, wrestlers don't always know when to say when, so here's my top 5 list of wrestlers who defied age.

5. Chris Jericho.

The term of go away heat, can sometimes marry together perfectly, but in the case of Chris Jericho who's still working at the age of 55 is something that needs to studied. I'm not the biggest fan of Jericho's due to reasons that I can't talk about online, however I can understand why some people hold him in high regard, but quanitity isn't quality.

4 Ric Flair.

I don't know were to start with this guy. His retirement against Shawn Michaels at Wrestlemania 24 was perfect, with a fantastic build, with the stipulation that was given to him by He Who Shall Not Be Named, said if he loses another Match he would be gone from the company. He would lose to HBK in what was a highly emotional Match, and that was it he was done at the age of 58. HE WAS DONE AT 58. Yeah he came back two years later and workedfor TNA, at the age of 60, and all the hardwork that he done in lead up to that Mania Match, and that emotional speech he gave on the Monday Night Raw after Mania, were all put out to pasture like Flairs career. His retirement Match from 2022 was embarressment, and don't get me started on his AEW appearances, all of which took place when he was in his early seventies. Flair to me is persona non grata due to alligations that have surfaced about him in 2021.

3 The Undertaker.

I thought this was sad, because when all was said and done. This man was a legend, but in some fans eyes working well into your early 50's in this field is a daunting task, his matches were falling apart in the same way as his body. The days of the golden a performer are something that is cherished by fan Worldwide, but at the Stage of his career when he faced Roman Reigns at Mania 33, at the age of 51 it was a stark reminder of how time isn't a Pro Wrestlers friend.

2. Sting.

Shakespear once wrote. Some men are born into great things, some achieve great things, whilst others have greatness thrust upon them. The Icon Sting is the verbiage of all these words. He paved the way for many Professional Wrestlers to garner respect, because he laid out the pathway. He retired at the age of 64 tagging with his prodigal son Darby Allin, when they beat The Young Bucks at AEW Revolution 2024. All In 2024 seek and destroy, oh my god.

1 Terry Funk.

He'll keep on going forever, forever, forever, forever, forever, forever, forever. God bless you Funker.

 

My Top 5 UFC TUF Coaches That Legit Couldn't Stand Each Other.

Intro.

The person who said that Hate is a strong word, really hasn't watched the UFC's main flagship show. From coaches legit getting into fights, to memorable arguments becoming moments on the show that have either made me laugh, or made me think that these individuals are just big babies. So here's my list of my Top 5 UFC TUF Coaches that legit couldn't stand each other.

5. Quinton Rampage Jackson And Rashad Evans Season 10.

This season was the first season to have an all heavyweight cast, and they were coached by both Quinton Rampage Jackson, and Rashad Evans, and oh my god these two needed to have their own sitcom, in a messed up world, because I have never heard the words bitch, and, don't say nothing to me, said so many times. These two had many arguments, and a door was also made to be a casualty.

4. Tito Ortiz vs Ken Shamrock Season 3.

When I first watched this, all those years ago. I did wonder if these two were siblings, because when one said something, the other reacted. These guys acted like children.

3. Meisha Tate And Ronda Rousey Season 18.

This was another case of coaches acting like siblings, now throw that in with someone on Meisha's team having a history of saying some awful things, this all made for some tense moments.

2. Chuck Liddell vs Tito Ortiz Season 11.

I don't need to explain how these two have a large stream of hate between them, that's as big as the nile, so putting them on a reality TV show in which they're coaching other fighters on opposite teams, was a genius idea. If you like arguments, and doors getting masacared.

1. Cody Garbrandt And TJ Dillashaw Season 25.

From fights, friction, and a hole load team related drama, yeah these two hated each other.

 

AEW Dynamite Review 29.5.2025.

Hangman Adam Page Segment.

We're kicking off this weeks show with a stomper of a promo segment. All of this was excellent. Tony Schiavone brought Hangman out to the ring, and Hangman spoke with convincing, and fiery passion. He dropped his Owen belt because he's going for the big prize. He thanked Will osperay for giving him the fight of his life, as he went through what the AEW Championship means to him, and stated that he wants to free it from that awful briefcase. Hangman I think I speak for all wrestling fans when I say this. Were all routing for you. Swerve Strickland came out, and said that he wanted the truth from Hangman, after he rolled footage of The Young Bucks saying that they screwed Swerve, because they were helping Hangman. Swerve brought up the fact that Hangman has made promises that he hasn't kept. Will Osperay came out and went through his history with Strickland, and tried to play peacemaker saying that they've got to work together with Hangman in order to overthrow The Deathriders. This was fantastic stuff, as it allowed the theme of my enemy of my enemy is now friend to play out.

Marina Shafir. Gabe kidd, and Jon Moxley vs Willow Nightingale. Speedball Mike Bailey, and. Mark Briscoe.

This was awesome, especially as the Match entered it's final stages. The Matches within the Match were a fascinating study in Pro Wrestling storytelling. Jon Moxley got the win for his crew, after choking out Mark Briscoe.

MJF Segment.

I have to say I like MJF in The Hurt Syndicate. He looks at home here doesn't he.

Ricochet Segment.

AEW's Answer to Jeffrey Dalmer wants his own crew. So here's teaming up with Action Andretti and  Lio Rush then.

No Dq Tag Team Match Penelope Ford and Megan Bayne vs Anna Jay and Harley Cameron.

I liked this. From Megan Bayne no selling chair and weapon shots, she was later  put through a table. But the star of this Match was Harley Cameron, who continued the Match after her face was smashed into the ring steps, it looked she had broken her nose. Megan and Penelope got the win.

Mercedes Mone Shows UP.

Mercedes Mone was seen showing to the venue, in what looked like a nice ride, that looked like the definition of lying, cheating, and stealing.

God Bless The Opps.

God bless The Opps, for battering the Frat House, because these idiots know nothing about drinking. The Opps smashed them in less than 5 minutes.

Jamie Hayter Renee Paquette Interview.

Jamie couldn't get a word out, because the lights went out, and just like that she was attacked by one of the best free agents in Womens Pro Wrestling. Tekla. I liked this.

Adam Cole vs Kyle Fletcher TNT Championship And Brody king vs Josh alexander International Championship.

Because these Matches happened in quick succession, I'm marrying these two together. And they were a study in contrast. The 1st one Adam Cole vs Kyle Fletcher was thrown out when Josh Alexander got involved. This one was a bit flat here, and it didn't get up off the ground in my opinion, but what came next was Brody King vs Josh Alexander, and this one was much better. It was a physical clinic that became a bloodsoaked masterpiece aimed at a TV Audience. Brody got the win, and has now entered into the International Championship 4 way next week.

Mercedes Mone And Toni Storm Segment.

Both ladies had a fantastic Promo dual. I could sit here easily, and wax lyrical about this, but if i'm being honest you need to see it for yoursleves. Fantastic stuff from both Ladies.

Overview Of AEW Dynamite.

I liked this broadcast. It wasn't a case of all killer and no filler, because this stood out well as a follow up to a great PPV.

This weeks AEW Dynamite is a high 8/10.

My Top 5 Worst Things That Wrestling Promoters Have Ever Done.

Intro.

As people who consume multiple aspects of media we're treated like children at times, when it comes to TV shows handling sensitive subjects, and In the wild world of Pro Wrestling this is no different. Some fans will argue that these were the times, but in my opinion, they should have never been conceived in the first place.

5 WCW Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest. 

WCW have had moments of complete insensitivity, and this was by far it's worst. Ric Flair in a home for the mentally unfortunate. I just want to let this be known. I hated this when it aired, and I hate it now. Making fun of those with disibilities is just low, and is a mark against the person who booked it. I don't get why this made it to TV. Timing is not key. Eric Bischoff should never have booked this.

4. Bark.

There's a reason for why He Who Shall Not Be named is looked at as a genius on one hand, whilst on the other hand, he's hated with the passion of a thousand suns. On a december 2000 edition of Monday Night Raw, he sexually humiliated Trish Stratus in a segment that was so bad it was edited out of the final broadcast when it aired on Sky sports here in the UK. Segments like this have been called into question in recent years.

3. Ric Flair Is All Elite.

In recent years fans have asked promoters to read the room, and this was one of those moments. In 2021 alligations of sexual assault came to light about Ric Flair, after an episode of Darkside Of The Ring was centred around the plain ride from hell. I did some digging into Flair after this, and if you do your research their a loads of stories about him, that has left a lot of his peers feeling disgusted. In 2023 he was brought in by Tony Khan, to a part of Stings retirement in AEW, this was met with outrage with fans online, with most calling Tony Khan tone deaf.

2. The Drugs Don't work.

2007 was a bad year for Pro Wrestling, but no one could for see the events of the weekend of June 22nd to the 24th ever happening, on the surface what looked like a standard well fare check brought forward by WWE, turned into tragedy. Chris Benoit. His wife Nancy, and their son Daniel were all found dead. As the investigation went on, it was clear that what went down was far worse than what anyone could imagine. Daniel was let down by the person who he probably trusted the most. WWE chose to go ahead with a tribute to Chris on the Monday whilst the investigation went on, but it was during this time, that events of the weekend were made a bit more clearer. The WWE were taken to ask in the aftermath of this tragedy, as the theories of steroid abuse went around like a wild fire. This was when the wellfare policy system was tightened up, and those who had bent the rules were suspended. Benoit was never mentioned again on WWE TV.

1. The Show Must Go On.

In the overarching world of theatre, the phrase the show must go on has been overused to the point, has brought into the mainstream world. In 1999 this would be used to a devastating extract. At WWE Over The Edge in the may of that year Owen Hart was due to make his entrance from the top of the Arena whilst portraying his Blue blazer character, but as he was starting to get lowered, his harness snapped, and he fell to his death. Investigations were held, and lawsuits were filed, as He Who Shall Not Be Named continued his show, as Owens co workers, by Bret Harts words watched as his brother went by on a stretcher. No Wrestling show should ever come above human life. Divides were felt across the industry from the hart family that is still felt to this very day.

 

 

Monday Night Raw Review.

Superstars Seen Showing Up.

Jey Uso. Lyra Valkyria. Samy Zayn, and. Finn Balor and Jd Mcdonagh were all seen showing up to the arena.

Resovoir Seth.

I liked this, but the main issue I had with this segment is that it went on way too long. Paul Heyman spoke up and put his, and, Seths new faction over, by stating that the terminator is his favourite film, when talking about Bron Breakker. ( good choice ) And that Bronson Read is being a violent man in the current state of WWE's PG era. he went on to say that Seth Rollins is going to push the industry forward. Seth stepped forward to speak, but he was met a chorus of explicitives, and chants for the OTC, and. Cm Punk. The themes of domination, and, power, helped this segment become a carbon copy of something that he would say back in his Authority days. He blamed Samy Zayn, and. Punk for the fact that he doesn't have the World Heavyweight Championship, and says that he's going to qualify for the MITB Ladder Match, and win it, because he wants power, and the belt will give him that, because when you think about it. Having a WWE Championship is like owning every DragonBall. Plus I love how his crew were all dressed in black like they've just stepped of the set of Resovoir Dogs, and Seth was dressed like the man from Delmonte. Seriously, this segment lasted for over 20 minutes, Like I said earlier this segment was too long.

Mens MITB Qualifier.

Penta beat, Chad Gable, and. Dragon Lee in what was a very solid TV Match. Oh and Hello El Hiro Del Vikingo.

The Judgement Day Segment.

Roxanne, leave the Mullet Man alone, because all of the issues that this will bring, just isn't worth it. Uuuuummmm Chicken Nuggets. Liv would later go on to lose to Kairi Sane in a flat TV Match, thanks to Perez. Raquel tread carefully. Can someone please sort out those sound issues.

Rusev vs Tazawa.

RIP Tazawa, you came, you saw, and you were murdered by Rusev, oh and hello Sheamus.

Comedians.

This isn't going to sound very good, but these comedians weren't funny. Am I the only person who thinks that.

The New vs The War Raiders vs American Made WWE Tag Team Championship.

I liked this. The Match had a solid flow to it, and it made the run time fly by. Xavier Woods got the win by roll up.

Jey Uso Segment.

I love this man, but even I think that it's now time to stop this rivalry. Jeys energy is so infectious, and his dual with Gunther was good, but overall I just want this feud to end, and have both men move on.

Rhea Ripley Vingnette.

I loved this, it was quick, and straight to the point. I can't wait to see Rhea in the MITB Womens Ladder Match.

Lyra Valkyria Segment.

I liked this. Lyra's obsession with Becky, and. Becky's obsession with Lyra is actually quite fascinating when you dig beneath the surface. Their promo dual was good, as it dealt with their history, and reality. If Becky loses to Lyra, at Money In The Bank, then she will never contest for the womens IC Championship again whilst Lyra is champion.

Seth Rollins vs Finn Balor vs Samy Zayn MITB Qualifier.

This was a decent main event. Yes it might have ended in complete shehanigans, but I had fun watching this. The physicality was solid, and the chemistry between all 3 men was a great sight to be seen. Seth got the win after Dirty Dom got that meme he just messed up. Oh and hello Cm Punk, and Jey Uso.

My Overview Of Monday Night Raw.

This was a fun broadcast, and i had a good time watching it. The Matches went from good to great, but the only issue i had was with the promos, yes they were decent. one was fresh, one was too long, and the other was good but tired. This could be a problem for WWE moving forward.

This weeks Monday Night Raw is a solid 7/10.