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Universal Champion Brock Lesnar vs. WWE Champion Daniel Bryan

>The Beast is about to go one-on-one with Daniel Bryan in an epic Champion vs. Champion clash on the one night of the year where Raw and SmackDown go head-to-head to determine ultimate brand supremacy, Survivor Series.

>At WWE Crown Jewel, Brock Lesnar once again laid claim to the Universal Championship in controversial fashion, using a pre-match sneak attack by Acting Raw General Manager Baron Corbin to lay waste to Braun Strowman. On the same night, The Phenomenal One overcame his long-standing adversary Samoa Joe to keep the WWE Title around his waist. However, while a Survivor Series rematch between Lesnar and Styles was originally announced, an intense altercation between The Champ That Runs the Camp and WWE’s “Yes!” Man on the Nov. 13 edition of SmackDown LIVE led to an impromptu WWE Title Match. And when Bryan emerged victorious over Styles to become the new titleholder in the classic showdown, The Beard also won the right to face The Conqueror this Sunday!

>Now, the fates have conspired and set these two dynamic athletes on a collision course. What will happen when Lesnar goes to battle against Bryan in WWE’s fall classic? Find out at Survivor Series this Sunday at 7 ET/4 PT, streaming live on the award-winning WWE Network!

Raw Women’s Champion Ronda Rousey vs. Charlotte Flair

>The Baddest Woman on the Planet is about to square off against The Queen when Raw Women’s Champion Ronda Rousey goes to war against Charlotte Flair at Survivor Series.

>Originally, Rousey was slated to slug it out with SmackDown Women’s Champion Stone Cold, but plans changed when The Irish Lass Kicker suffered a BROKEN face and severe concussion during the blue brand’s surprise assault on Monday Night Raw, and she wasn’t medically cleared to compete. The Man herself emerged before the WWE Universe to pick her replacement, and she chose her bitter rival, Charlotte Flair.

>Now, the two forces of nature will join the battle for brand supremacy in a highly Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

I'm curious, what is /wooo/'s power rankings for certain PPVs i.e. WrestleMania? Decided to post mine, tell me if you agree or disagree and if so, why?

Couldn't be assed looking at the synopses for the later WMs, so here's the first 20.

God Tier:

>1. III (1987)

>2. X-7 (2001)

>3. X-8 (2002)

>4. VI (1990)

Great Tier:

>5. V (1989)

>6. XIX (2003)

>7. XIII (1997)

>8. X (1994)

Good Tier:

>9. I (1985)

>10. XX (2004)

>11. XIV (1998)

>12. IV (1988)

Meh Tier:

>13. XII (1996)

>14. XV (1999)

>15. 2000

>16. IX (1993)

Shit Tier:

>17. VII (1991)

>18. II (1986)

>19. VIII (1992)

>20. XI (1995)

Only 4 matches Edition

WarGames Match

>NXT North American Champion Ricochet, WWE U.K. Champion Pete Dunne & The War Raiders vs. Undisputed ERA

NXT Championship Match

>Tommaso Ciampa (c) vs. Velveteen Dream

NXT Women's Championship 2-out-of-3 Falls Match

>Shayna Baszler (c) vs. Kairi Sane

Grudge Match

>Aleister Black vs. Johnny Gargano

Fuck it I love these shows, Spring BREAK was dope two years in a row, lost in NY was awesome and now this show copped FORMER WCW CHAMPION DAVID ARQUETTE

Here's the FUCKING CARD BITCHES

KTB vs. “The Samoan Werewolf” Jacob Fatu

Penelope Ford vs. Human Tornado

Marko Stunt vs. DJ Z

“All Ego” Ethan Page vs. D’Lo Brown

Hardcore Holly vs. Brody King

The Great Sasuke vs. Amazing Red

GCW World Championship: Nick Gage (c) vs. Joey Ryan DAVID ARQUETTE EHSHHHHHAUUUUDAUAUAUAUPPPP

Show starts at

8pm PST on FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16th

Hope to FUCKING SEE YOU FAGGOTS THERE

Might as well make a thread on all the shows.

Live shows of the Super Jr. Tag League

Oct. 16: 5:30 EDT, 4:30 CDT, 2:30 PDT

Oct. 17: 5:30 EDT, 4:30 CDT, 2:30 PDT

Oct. 26: 5:30 EDT, 4:30 CDT, 2:30 PDT

Oct. 27: 5:30 EDT, 4:30 CDT, 2:30 PDT

Nov. 1: 5:30 EDT, 4:30 CDT, 2:30 PDT

The rest will be put up after the shows.

POWER STRUGGLE

Nov. 3: 4:00 EDT, 3:00 CDT, 1:00 PDT

I just bought WWE stock for the first time. Figured it was as good a time as any. Seems like there is a resurgence in its popularity, maybe not as high of morale as it was in the late 90s but it feels hot right now. Plus it is a monopoly, they have the network, deal with Fox for years to come, branching out to other countries.

What do you guys think?

Kinda want to discuss WWE going ahead with the Crown Jewel PPV, but without diving too deep into /pol/ territory.

I think this is Vince swinging his dick real hard at the government and seeing if they're gonna flinch. He's rich, his wife was appointed a government position by Trump and he wants that Saudi money bad and doesn't give one flying fuck what the government or anyone says about it. This was the guy that made XFL and he's very capable of having an ego big enough to take on Uncle Sam. For fucks sake their women's division is a giant fucking contradiction to them going but Vince wants that money.

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RAW: Unsafe Workers Edition

The Rowdy One takes on Ruby riotttttttttt

>Just five days before Raw Women’s Champion Ronda Rousey teams with The Bella Twins to face The riotttttttttt Squad at WWE Super Show-Down, The Rowdy One will go one-on-one with the opposing trio’s leader, live on Raw in Seattle.

>This past Monday night, The riotttttttttt Squad conquered Nikki, Brie and Ronda’s best friend Natalya in a Six-Woman Tag Team Match, giving the group some key momentum heading into the anticipated clash in Melbourne, Australia. Can The Baddest Woman on the Planet attain a measure of retribution against riotttttttttt on Raw?

Shawn Michaels heads to final Raw before WWE Super Show-Down

>Sensing that Shawn Michaels will insert himself into his final battle against Triple H at WWE Super Show-Down, The Undertaker enlisted his brother Kane to watch his back in Melbourne, Australia and keep HBK at bay.

>As the longstanding rivalry between The Game and The Phenom continues to intensify, Michaels drops in on the final Raw before WWE Super Show-Down and will no doubt have much to say about his best friend’s last dance with The Deadman.

>Will The Showstopper further provoke The Undertaker (and perhaps his brother) before heading Down Under?

Bobby Lashley gets his hands on Kevin Owens before WWE Super Show-Down

>One week after Bobby Lashley’s match against Elias ended in chaos thanks to Kevin Owens’ furious pursuit of the outspoken Lio Rush — putting KO on a literal collision course with the powerhouse — Lashley will square off with Owens on Raw in Seattle. Moments after Owens got The Living Truth disqualified, Lashley saved Rush from a 2-on-1 attack by KO and Elias, both of whom fled the ring to evade the dominant Superstar’s wrath.

>With The Man of the Hour by his side, will Lashley get some retribution against the former Universal Champion when they collide on Raw, five days before Lashley teams with John CenPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

HISTORIC TRAILBLAZING Edition

Toni Storm vs. Io Shirai (Mae Young Classic 2018 Finals)

>After eight weeks of intense action featuring 32 of the world’s top female wrestlers, the 2018 Mae Young Classic has come down to two competitors.

>Australia’s Toni Storm will battle Japan’s Io Shirai in the tournament Finals this Sunday at WWE Evolution, the first-ever all-women’s pay-per-view, which streams live, exclusively on the award-winning WWE Network.

>In making it to this point, Storm and Shirai have exhibited tremendous heart and determination, as well as demonstrated their considerable firepower. The Lightning Down Under, who advanced to the Semifinals in last year’s tournament, earned her berth with victories over Jinny, Hiroyo Matsumoto, Mia Yim and the iconic Meiko Satomura. The Genius of the Sky, meanwhile, triumphed over Xia Brookside, Zeuxis and Deonna Purrazzo before besting the vicious Rhea Ripley.

>With those tough battles behind them, Storm and Shirai now prepare to meet head-on. Will Storm’s hard-hitting offense, highlighted by her ferocious Storm Zero Tiger Driver, spell victory for the popular Aussie? Or can The Genius of the Sky, whose signing with WWE made headlines around the globe this past summer, follow in the footsteps of her good friend Kairi Sane and take home the Mae Young Classic trophy?

>See for yourself when history is made at WWE Evolution, streaming live this Sunday at 7 ET/4 PT, exclusively on WWE Network!

NXT Women’s Champion Kairi Sane vs. Shayna Baszler

>One classic rivalry has already been renewed for WWE Evolution. Now, it has been confirmed the groundBREAKing all-women’s pay-per-view will host another.

>NXT Women’s Champion Kairi Sane and Shayna Baszler will once again turn up the heat within their scorching rivalry on Sunday, Oct. 28, as they go toe-to-toe with the top prize of the NXT Women’s division on the line.

>The Pirate Princess and The Queen of Spades have been embroiled in highly personal competition evePost too long. Click here to view the full text.

this reminds me of when Sargon says he "triggers the alt-right" kek

/leftypol/ is pathetic. They like to think they're dangerous or even hated when they're just the laughingstock of all of 8chan.

First round begins tonight at 9.

Can Killer Kelly knock off the iconic Meiko Satomura?

>If you think the word “legend” is thrown around too loosely, just know this: Meiko Satomura, the 23-year ring veteran who faces Killer Kelly in the opening round of the 2018 Mae Young Classic this week on WWE Network, is, by any standard, a true legend of the ring.

>A master of “Joshi Strong Style,” the dangerously skilled Satomura looks to show the world what all the hype is about when she steps in a WWE ring for the first time in her decorated career. Hoping to rain on her parade, however, will be double-tough NXT UK Superstar Killer Kelly of Portugal. Kelly knows all too well that a victory against Satomura wouldn’t only propel her to the Second Round; it’d instantly establish Kelly as a force to be reckoned with.

>Can Killer Kelly notch the biggest win of her career against the final boss of Japanese women’s wrestling? Or will Satomura move one step closer to adding the Mae Young Classic trophy to her long list of accolades?

Wales’ Tegan Nox flies back into action against Chile’s Zatara

>After a torn ACL kept her out of action in last year’s Mae Young Classic, Welsh sensation Tegan Nox looks to make up for lost time when she makes her WWE Network debut against Chile’s Zatara.

>Nox, aka The Girl with the Shiniest Wizard, is renowned for her match-ending knee strike, the Shining Wizard. Although the native of South Wales boasts an impressive high-flying attack to go along with her vicious strikes, Zatara may be one of the few competitors in this year’s tournament who can match Nox’s hard hits and aerial offense. The masked luchadora is also unrepentant when it comes to the tactics she uses, subscribing to the belief that the end always justifies the means.

David vs. Goliath comes to life as Lacey Lane collides with Vanessa Kraven

>It’s hard to imagine Lacey Lane drawing a more daunting opponent in the First Round than “The Mountain” Vanessa Kraven. Simply put, the ill-tempered powerhouse from Montreal is everything that Lane isn’t.

Bah gawd, it's the riotttttttttt Squad!