The Top 5 Fighters Trained By Duke Rufus.

Intro.

Death is a final statement in life, and is incredibly affirming as you recall memories from someones life, and Legacy, and the fighters that were trained by The Duke, that had the first name Rufus, will always be able to look at his advice, and wisdom when it came to the fight game. RIP Duke Rufus.

5. Maycee Barber.

Maycee is a true warrior, from battling her own health issues, she has become a standout in the womens Flyweight Division. She made the move to Milwaukee to train with Duke and his team, before her UFC debut, even though this timeline isn't exactly specified.

4. Paul Felder.

As a stand out in the Lightweight Division. Paul Felder is known to have pratically lived in Dukes MMA Gym Rufussport in Milwaukee Wisconsin. This would help his career in many different ways. He would become a fan favourite for his attitude which is something that you can't teach.

3. Jens Pulver.

Little Evil was a fan favourite from the early days of the closing days of the Division in late 2001, but he was a face that would change the way that the world would look at Lightweights. He had a stint as a Welterweight, but this is less remembered for a myriad of reasons, but his legacy will always be linked to the Lightweight Division as a former Champion.

2. Tyrone Woodley.

I know Tyrone Woodley isn't everyones favourite fighter, but if you ask me, there was levels to his game, as a stand out in the Welterweight Division, he became the champion after dethroning the then champion Ruthless Robbie Lawler at UFC 201.

1. Anthony Pettis.

From leaving the WEC as it's last ever Champion, beating Benson Smooth Henderson in the Glendale Arizona final showcase, to joining the UFC the following year, and quickly becoming a stand out in their Lightweight Division. He become the UFC Lightweight Champion, beating Benson again, and he had a banger of a fight against Gilbert Melandez, becoming a late contender for the fight of the year in 2014 at UFC 181.

Monday Night Raw Review.

Adam Pearce Segment.

I liked this. Adam Pearce came out to kick the show off, but before he could get a word out, we got a live walk through of The Brons, and. Paul Heyman. When they got to the ring, Adam informed them that Seth is now out for a while, due to receiving surgery last week after they attacked him, and that tonight  thare would be a Battle Royal, to determine who would face Cm Punk at SNME. Adam put forward his frustrations with The Brons, and afterwards Paul would go on to put them over in his own passionate way. This would be a long running storythread that would be the epicentre of the show. Tell Paul what you really think Becky. Am I the only person that thought when Adam asked for Seth's belt back, it sounded a bit childish like. Oh come on, give it back, i'll be your best friend, oh Bron your mean.

Superstars Seen Showing Up.

Maxine Dupri. Rusev, and. Stephanie Vaquer were all seen showing to work, ahead of their Matches tonight.

AJ Styles And Dragon Lee vs JD Mcdonagh And Finn Balor WWE Tag Team Championship.

This was excellent. This didn't feel like a standard TV Match, what we saw was the start of the end of a mans career. The Match featured strong work from both teams, as this allowed the physicality to let the story of the Match shine. The Near falls were well placed, and AJ got the win with a Styles, and just like that AJ and Dragon Lee are our new WWE Tag Team Champions. I liked this, and it's a great way to start of Aj retirement run.

The Uso's Divided.

Over the past week I've become convinced that Jimmy and Jey Uso are becoming WWE's answer to Kirk Vanhouten, because they're Uso's Divided. More on this later.

Dirty Dom vs Rusev IC Championship.

I'm just going to say it. I'm bored of this feud. Dom retained, but was stopped cheating by Penta. This was predictable, boring, i'm done with this rivalry.

UFC Fighters At Ringside.

Max Griffin, and one of the inventors of the Stockton slap Nate Diaz were sat at ringside. I do feel jealous of these guys, because next week when the WWE UK tickets go on sale, i'm going to have to pay a lot of money, and these guys won't. I'm thinking of a career change, one that's more painful.

Maxine Dupri vs Becky Lynch WWE Womens IC Championship.

Even though this Match didn't get a clean finish, as Becky Smacked Maxine with the belt, and it was thrown out, I do think that Dupri has improved quite a bit, and has come on leaps and bounds over the past year, and working with someone like Lynch just proves this.

Heel Kabuki Warriors.

I've said this loads to my friends over the past few weeks, but I love Heel Kabuki Warriors. Enough said.

Stephanie Vaquer vs Roxanne Perez.

Stephanie Vaquer, beat. Roxanne Perez in a flat TV Match, that offered up absolutely nothing.

14 Man Battle Royal Winner Faces Cm Punk At SNME.

There was three main plots to this Match. I'm not the biggest fan of TV Battle Royals, but this one was watchable. I could talk both Sheamus, and Kofi Kingston, having great performances, or that Dirty Dom trying to cheat, but the winner has to go to Jey Uso, and his brother Jimmy, who carved out their own story, that furthered Jeys decent into solo heeldom. Jey eliminated his own brother, and will face Punk one week from Saturday for the World Heavyweight Championship. I liked this development.

Overview Of Monday Night Raw.

I liked this broadcast. The overall flow felt better than what it has done in weeks, and it was refreshing to see.

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

 

My Top 5 Thoughts From UFC Fight Night Vancouver.

Intro.

As the year slowly draws to a close in the coming weeks. This is normally the time when the UFC Presesnts its best events, and next weekend at UFC 321 is looking no different, but before we get to Abu Dhabi, we have to make a trip to Vancouver Canada for this fight night card, and it was fairly good. So lets get into it.

5. RIP Duke Rufus.

On Friday Morning the MMA world was saddened to hear of the passing of Duke Rufus, at the age of 58. I'm not going to go into to much detail about this, because I will be going into this on Wednesday in my own top 5 list. Paul Felder was seen to be very emotional on screen, which is understandable, due to the fact that Duke was his career coach.

4. Kyle Nelson And That Finish To The 1st Round.

This was a confusing end to a great 1st round. After Nelson flawed Matt Frevola, he was seen laying in hammer fists, and at one point you could hear the 10 second clacker sound, and with three seconds to go Dan Miragliotta ended the fight, but then it restarted. This caused major confusion, and as it turned out he didn't stop the fight. This was a dangerous move, because if a fighter is fighting after this, and isn't a 100%, then this could be detrimental to the health of the fighter. He's there to protect the fighter from themself, this would be the start of a bad night for the once respected ref. Kyle Nelson put on a good showing, and in all of this talk about Dan, this has been ignored. He got the win by decision, and in the post fight interviews that he took part in, he showed a side that wasn't angry with Dan for this incident.

3. Charles Jourdain. Ok Bantamweights Should Scared.

There's only been a few times in my life, that i've ever seen one sided ownings in fights, and now I can add this to my list. Charles Jourdain wrecked Davey Grant in quick succession with a flying knee to the face, and a guilitine choke. Oh my this was awesome.

2. Dan Miragliotta Night Just Got Worse.

The fight between Kevin Holland and Mike Malott was a let down. Kevin was loballed twice in family jewels, he was ok after the first one, but it was the second one that had me shouting at the screen. Kevin was given way too much time to recover, and during this time were points taken away, no, and was a medical professional told to come in and take a look at Kevin, well that's also a no. Kevin wasn't the same after this, and ended up losing by decision, and this was a reminder of the fact. If a fighter can't fight, then that should be that.

1. Reinier De Ridder.

Brendan Allen, absolutely dominated Reinier De Ridder, and that's about it. I didn't know what to make of this. I felt that this was a mixture between, a bad day at the office, and Allen putting on a four round ground game clinic, that De Ridder had no answer to.

 

 My Top Moments From Friday Night Smackdown.

Intro.

Apologies for the delay in releasing this piece, this is because it has been a busy weekend at O'malley empires. I watched Killswitch Engage at Wembley Arena on Friday, and then I had a load of erans to run on Saturday, so this had to be pushed back. But here we are guys, so lets get into it.

5. Cody Rhodes Segment.

Some people have said online that they don't like Cody Rhodes opening up the show, and I get it, but in my opinion, I love his passion, and overall enthusiasm, and on Friday this came even more into the light. He looked to the future whilst going over his history with Seth Rollins. I don't think that were going to get another Match between these two, and that's for the best. Nick Aldis at the start of the show said that the winner of the main event between Jacob Fatu, and. Drew Mcintyre would face Cody at Saturday Nights Main Event. This would never happen, more on this later.

4. Flair And Bliss Retain Tag Team Belts.

Charlotte Flair, and. Alexa Bliss, beat. Zaria, and. Sol Ruca in what was a fun TV Match, to retain their Championships. I liked this.

3. WWE Is Coming Back To The UK And Europe In January 2026.

The WWE is coming back to Wembley Arena as part of their Road To The Royal Rumble tour on January 16th, and the tickets go on presale on Thursday the 30th of October. through ticketmaster, and general sale the following Friday, and I can't wait because i'm going to try and nab me a ticket. Here's hoping that DON'T HAVE TO PAY TO MUCH MONEY. I know. But I can hope right....... Right.

2. Sami Zayn's United States Championship.

This was a perfectly timed exhibition of what a TV Match should be. From Carmelo Hayes shutting up The Miz, to the suprise return of Ilja Dragonov. Everything from the physicality, the well paced timing of the near falls, and to it's final Product, and promise of a new United States Champion is exciting. Ilja Dragonov is our new Champ.

1. Jacob Fatu Gets Decked.

The Match between Jacob Fatu, and. Drew Mcintyre never happened, because that dastardly Drew Mcintyre decked him before the Match, and left him under a load of equipment. This is all keyfade, because it's rumoured that he's injured, by all media outlets. Drew Mcintyre then cut a promo on Cody, and he was then cut off by The American Nightmare, and the pair had a minor Match, that felt more like a violent segment. The Pair will meet at SNME on the 1st of November.

 

AEW WrestleDream 2025 Review 19.10.2025.

RIP Sam Rivers.

As I woke up this morning and checked out the news on my phone. I was saddened to hear the death of Limp Bizkit base player Sam Rivers. Sam was part of the entrance that brought The Undertaker to the ring at WrestleMania 19, as the bands hit Rollin became his intro, also the video package to Mania 17 that featured My Way that highlighted The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin's rivalry, is highly regarded as one of the WWF 's best from this time period, and a reminder that Sam did things his way. RIP Sam Rivers. Shout out to Bryan from the RockFeed Youtube Channel, for delivering this news. Check out the video if you haven't.

Jetspeed vs FTR.

This was a treat that followed on from the Tailgate show, and it was superb. From both teams having great chemistry, and the near falls falling into place perfectly. FTR got the win, thanks to a certain glorious man, who still can't get any of those ladies of the Night.

Jamie Hayter vs THEKLA.

I liked this. Charlie Thesz, the widow of Lou Thesz was sat at ringside, and by the looks of it she was having a lovely time, she would be used at a moment in this Match. From both ladies chucking each other around like wet towels, to this acting like a lesson into how to manipulate manouvers, and turn them into great submission holds. Both ladies helped guide the last series of exchanges, that saw Hayter get the win with a lariot.

The 500K Match The Young Bucks vs Jurassic Express.

I liked this. From The Young Bucks only having £32.17 to their name, which led to fans having a field day, and mugging them off with their own cash, to them even chanting. You've got no money. This was a lofi Match that became a high tail thriller. As I sit here on a Sunday Afternoon it would take me a while to mark of all of their exchanges move by move, so i'm just going to leave you  with this. The main arc of this paved way for everything to breathe, and the near falls were perfectly placed. Jurassic Express got the win with their awesome count down to doomsday finisher. Jurassic Express tried to offer the hand of friendship to The Young Bucks, but this got rebuffed after TDCWO attacked them, leaving Kenny Omega to make the save.

The Demand vs The Hurt Syndicate Tornedo Trios Match.

I didn't like this. Even though this Match fell into the platau of anything can happen. I felt this was a bit predictable, and this caused the Match to suffer in my opinion. The Hurt Syndicate got the win, and will now face the Opps at a later date.

Kyle Fletcher vs Mark Briscoe AEW TNT Championship.

Did this Match meet the standard that I thought it was going to hit, well if i'm being honest no, but that doesn't mean that this was a bad Match, infact quite the opposite. This was a decent effort from both men, that started from an underwhelming point, that turned into a hard thought battle. The reason why this didn't hit my ceiling is because i've seen both men do better. Kyle retained.

Both Ladies Championship Matches.

Because these Matches were right next to one another. I thought this would be best to marry these two together. I wasn't a fan of Kris Statlander vs Timeless Toni Storm for the AEW Womens Championship, because it felt over booked, and uneven in it's execution, whilst Mercedes Mone challenged anyone from the locker room to a winner takes all Match. Her opponent was Mina Shirakowa, now don't get me wrong I like Mina, I just felt that this was a predictable affair that offered up absolutely nothing. Mercedes beat Mina to become the new ROH Interim Womens Championship, whilst Statlander retained against the timeless one. This would lead to Renee Paquette later on interviewing a lost looking Toni, who cried on the shoulder of Mina. New Tag Team me thinks?

Brodido vs Konosuke Takeshita And Kazuchika Okada AEW Tag Team Championship.

This is a Match of the year contender, and by far the Match of the night. The Matches within the Match told a solid story, as the moments delivered, from Bandido selling his injured shoulder being a main plot point. Brody king proving that he isn't human, and the final exchanges leading to Brodido retaining. AEW did something during this that they're great at, teasing the future, and building up their next big hit. Takeshita vs Okada screams this point. The teases during the in ring storytelling were sensational.

Samoa Joe vs Hangman Adam Page AEW World Heavyweight Championship.

I liked this, but I didn't love it, and this is because it fell into pit of predictability, and this was a shame. Did it ruin my enjoyment no, infact I thought that it was refreshing to see this balance of styles play out in a Match. Hangman got the win, and then The Opps turned heel and attacked him.

Jon Moxley vs Darby Allin I Quit Match.

Judging by the metric on line, some fans thought that this went over the line, when it came to the execution of the violence, so to those people all I have to say is this. In 2016 the film Watership Down caused the BBFC to be taken to task, and over rule its classification from a U to a PG here in the UK, this came after a screening on Easter Sunday of that year on Channel 5, when complaints to Ofcom were made. Even though the film would get a PG today if released, the overall violence in the film,  helps unlock the story. What i'm trying to say is this. I get that some of the things that were shown could be triggering to some, whilst on the other hand fans do need to unlock the violence, in order for the story of the Match to make sense. I personally liked this, and felt that AEW didn't go far enough within its own confines of the I Quit Stipulation. Darby making Mox say I quit wasn't just survival of the fittest. It was a look at were the company can go with Darby Allin, off the back of this. Oh and hello Papa Sting.

Overview Of Aew WrestleDream 2025.

As the year starts to come into it's last months, i'm starting to think what were the best PPV's of the year, and were does this one go in that list, to me this doesn't Match AEW's earlier efforts, but it had some very solid moments, and Matches, one being a Match of the year contender, so all I can say is this. If you enjoyed the PPV as a stand alone show, then that's all that matters.

AEW WrestleDream 2025 is by AEW Standards a high 7/10.

 

 My Top 5 Times When UFC Fighters Pissed The World off.

Intro.

Who likes a good bit of anger? Well if you're a fan of the worlds largest fight orginisation, then you've probably felt this way on a number of occasions. And these five men have angered fans the most, so lets get into it, because I can feel that this one is going to a banger.

5. Michael Bisping.

From his brash personality, to his general trash talk, having the ability to get underneath Americans skin. This guy in my country is an MMA god, and we see how acted as typical British humour, but that doesn't mean the rest of the world felt the same. In 2016 Bisping beat Luke Rockhold to become the UFC Middleweight Championship, and after this, he got worse, and it was glorious.

4. Anderson Silva.

Great examples of this can be seen when The Spider faced Thales Leites, at UFC 97 Redemption, and Demian Maia at UFC 112, were he showed a lazy aproach to fighting. As both fights went on fans could be heard chanting boring, over and over again. These fights badly ruined his reputation, and in my opinion it never fully recovered.

3. Ian Machado Garry.

Ok were do I begin with this guy, from getting the boot from multiple fight teams, taking his wifes name, and to saying awful things about Neil Magny. Yeah he's managed to anger more fans, than i've pissed off my dog.

2. Tito Ortiz.

Back in the early days of the uprise of the promotion, It was important to make the fighters that The UFC had at the time stars. This was the case with Tito Ortiz. He was a fan favourite in these times, and he and Chuck Liddell were on the rise. Tito was the Light Heavyweight Champion, and Chuck had beaten Babalu Sobral, at UFC 22. And as time went on he ignored Chuck, and wrote him off claiming that they were friends. This angered Chuck, and the fans. The two would eventually fight, but as the time passed Both men were coming off from losses. Chuck had lost to Rampage Jackson in Pride in November of 21003, whilst Tito lost his UFC Light Heavyweight Championship, to. Randy The Natural Couture, earlier that Summer. They faced each other in April of 2004, and Chuck would get the win by TKO. This furthered Chucks Journey to the belt.

1. Jon Jones.

I could sit here and talk about the time when he commited a hit on a pregnant lady, or the times that he's failed drug tests, both of these times pissed of fans, and fighters alike. Jon has had his issues, but at the time when these incidents came to public knowledge, he was seen as the enemy, and not the solution. Every controversy that he has faced, has led to Nevada Athletic state Commission suspensions, and fines.

AEW Dynamite Review 16.10.2025

Statlander And Storm Segment.

I feel sorry for Renee Paquette for these moments, she had to play parent to these grown ladies. Kris Statlander and Timeless Toni Storm played perfect caviats to one another, and this was great to watch. Both ladies pushed each other with ease. I liked this.

The Hurt Syndicate vs GOA

I liked this, from the physicality playing out decently, to Ricochet acting like a young Steve Erkel towards Bryan danielson. This was a highly enjoyable affair. GOA 

Darby Allin And Jon Moxley Cinematic Face To Face.

Before I watched this weeks Dynamite, I scrolled throughout X, and I came across a tweet from someone who works in the content creation industry, that I have a lot of time for. Michael Sidgewick from Whatculture, and from what I could gather from what he said, he echoed my thoughts. I agreed with everything that he had to say. I thought this pointless. Yes, I bought the velocity, but if you ask me, both this, and last weeks segment were done back to front.

Roderick Strong vs Claudio Castagnoli.

I didn't like this. It felt flat in my opinion, and it never really fully recovered. Claudio got the win.

Happy Birthday Damn It Don Callis.

Happy Birthday from extremewrestlingreviews1.blogspot.com to the man with the biggest family in the business. Oh and Okada it's alright, i'm technically challenged as well, and hello Konosuke Takeshita.

The Damn It Don Callis World Order vs Jurassic Express and Kenny Omega.

I liked this. The Matches within the Match were a solid reminder of how decent trios Matches can be, as the can they coexist storyline between Jack Perry, and. Kenny Omega was given its full amount of time to grow. Some fans have expressed concern over Kenny Omega's health due to his past with diverticulitis, and other injuries, but all I have to say is this. Can't we all just be happy that we still have him, and that he's still performing. I just feel that someones well being is more important. Maybe that's just me being selfish. Jurassic Express got the win.

Skye Blue vs Jamie Hayter.

I didn't like this. It was two short, and when it got going, the physicality fell off the mark. Hayter got the win.

Mercedes Mone Segment.

Mercedes Mone was backstage celebrating with Renee Paquette, the fact that she now has more belts, than TDCWO.

The Opps vs LFI.

This was another Match, that I wasn't into. The physicality was awesome, I just couldn't connect with this, and it's a real shame, because i'm a Samoa Joe fan, in the same way i'm a Hangman Adam Page fan, so this was a letdown. Hangman was commentary throughout the Match.

Opinions On The 3rd Hour And This Weeks Dynamite.

I'm not the biggest Collision guy these days, and if i'm honest this hour proved my point about the show, and this weeks Dynamite. This was a very inconsistant 3 hours of TV, so this weeks show, even though it had its moments just wasn't for me.

This weeks mega Dynamite and Collision show is a mid 5/10

 My Top 5 Thoughts From Monday Night Raw.

Intro.

You guys know that I hate having to say this, but i've had to push this piece back, because yesterday I was trying to get Luke Combs tickets. I know that isn't an excuse, but I feel that I have deversed a treat, and I failed, because I couldn't get one, so it looks like its general sale for me then.

5. Seth Rollins Segment.

As the way of how opening segments go, this was decent, and it acted as a great way to set up what was going to come later. Seth put himself over, whilst embracing Aussie swearing, giving Paul Heyman his flowers, and leaving his other Vision members in the rearview. This would backfire on him later on. I do have one question though. Why did they waste so much pyro on Seth? I mean they him loads on Saturday at the PLE, Plus check out that fine bathrobe that Seth was wearing.

4. Dirty Dom Is Still The IC Champion.

This was a shenanigans filled fun ride, that made me laugh. Let me explain. Penta got launched into the expensive seats, and this made me think. If he wanted a ticket he could've just paid like everyone else. Rusev came out, and this allowed Dirty Dom to become Handy Andy, and win because he had a hammer. Can you tell that I had fun watching this.

3. I Love Heel Asuka.

From Costing Kairi her Match against Rhea Ripley, to giving her a good hard slap, for her losing them their Match against Iyo Sky, and Rhea Ripley at Crown Jewell. Heel Asuka is the best.

2. UFC Fighters At Ringside.

The UFC Welterweight, and. Featherweight Champions. Jack Magdelana, and. Alexander Volkanovsky were sat at ringside. These guys probably didn't have to pay for their tickets. I mean some people get all the luck. These are two of my favourite UFC Fighters in the pressent day, and deserve their success.

1. Jey Uso vs LA Knight vs Cm Punk.

Cm Punk got the win, after a series of exchanges and he will face Seth Rollins at a later date, or so I thought. The Vision came out, and Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed wrecked everyone, Seth teased Punk, ande then Bron Breakker sphered Seth out of his boots, turning on his mentor. WWE came under in the Summer after Seth's cash in Debackle at Summerslam, because they thought that they played the media at their own game, when actually it was a complete work, however this wasn't a work. Seth injured his shoulder during his Crown Jewel Championship Match against Cody Rhodes, and judging from what has come out in the media, he's going to have to get surgery, which means he could be out for some time. 

 My Top 5 Times When Pro Wrestling Tried To Tackle Serious Issues.

Intro.

In the realm of Pro Wrestling, the term serious issues is something that back in the 90's would get laughed at. I would like to think that in our year of 2025 this is a thing of the past, but we live in times when if you make a post, things can be relived, for the good and the bad.

5. MJF Anti Semitism.

This shocked me. In a Segment from October 2023. MJF was physically, and verbally assaulted by Jay White, and the rest of this Bang Bang Gang. Max stood by the story, as it shone a nasty light on just how Jewish people are treated.

4. Hangman Adam Page Alcoholism And Mental Health.

As 2020 was developing under awful circumstances. AEW managed to shine a light on what it was like to be an alcoholic with mental health issues. As the build to an overarching ancor of a story, that led to Hangman Adam Page eventually beating his tormentor Kenny Omega, this made for excellent TV, whilst acting as a reminder that if you're going through issues, then remember it's ok, to not be ok, and to talk.

3. Misogyny. Various Promotions.

Misogyny in Pro Wrestling isn't new, it's been a thing since the days of Randy Savage silencing his valet Ms Elizabeth, and since the mid eighties this became the norm in this industry, fast forward to 1998-2002, that we were treated to an old man mounting a woman in WCW. Sexual Humiliation in the year 2000 on WWF TV, things got worse in 2002 when HHH screamed in Stephanie Mcmahons face, and even in the pressent day in AEW we got the many comments of one Dan Lambert. I don't think this industry learned from past times.

2. Death.

Who remembers the Big Shows Dad's funeral? ( Patrick stop laughing ) Oh just me then. This is not how you deal with death.

1. Alcoholism.

When I watched this back. It made me feel like the 1996 that i remember was a distant memory, and i'm right because there's no way that Jake Roberts addiction issues would be made fun of today. I remember hearing Josh Schwartz the creator of The OC once say, that if you don't put sensitive topics on TV, then no one talks about them, and I believe that there's some truth to that, but this was bad. Vince Mcmahon even tried at one point to defend Jerry Lawlers bullying of on his Roberts Pick Your Poison DVD released back 2006, as an educational message for Children who have parents that are addicts, and all I have to say is this. Yeah right. Issues like this need to be worn with cotton gloves, and handled with care.

My Top 5 Moments From WWE Crown Jewel.

Intro.

With Wrestlemania taking place in Saudi Arabia in 2027, I thought that it would be a matter of time when Riyadh season would start to use WWE in this regime, in the same way that they have done boxing. I think this a clear sign that sport washing is a worldwide thing that shows no sign of slowing down.

5. Aussie Street Bronson Reed vs Roman Reigns.

What do you get when you add, steel chairs, tables, a grinning Paul Heyman, weapon induced plunder, and cameos from Bron Breakker, and The Usos, well if you're answer is a fun outing that in my opinion is better than their Clash In Paris, then you're right. This was a lot of fun, and it's done the job when you think about the build going into Survivor Series. Bronson got the win, after Jey accidentally sphered Roman through a table, allowing Bronson to get the win.

4. Mens and Womens Crown Jewell Matches.

These were a real study in sports contrast, from Seth cheating to get the win against Cody, and on the otherside Stephanie Vaquer had another star making performance against Tiffany Stratton. Seth Rollins vs Cody Rhodes fell into the realm of predictability, whilst the Womens go around felt fresh, vibrant, and a breath of fresh air. 

3. Iyo Sky And Rhea Ripley vs Asuka And Kairi Sane Was A Dud.

I didn't like this. I just felt flat, and it was a real shame, because i'm a fan of all involved. The live crowd seemed to like this, but for me, this fell short of the matter in a big way.

2. Aussie Fans Swearing.

Now I know that it's not my place to tell fans how to act, when attending Pro Wrestling shows, but my God Aussie fans out do anyone when it comes to one thing. Swearing. You guys that were in attendence sounded on fire when you called Bronson Reed. Asuka, and. Seth Rollins a wanker. I love a bit of good old fashioned swearing. I love f bombs

1. Cena And Styles Ripped Up The Rule Book.

I loved this. From the call backs to Johns past rivalry's, both men having fantastic duals, physical chemistry, and top grade banter. Cena got the win, and the fans loved it.