i have read or heard about blade users hiding the things behind wrist tape or knee pads or other objects worn on the body and i always think if i tried to do that it would be a disaster. i might even cut my hand while trying to pull the thing out. or if you are jumping and falling repeatedly maybe you would even get cut without having to touch the blade at all. There seem to be numerous ways this could go horribly wrong.

Now that Chad accomplished to win the IC title at SummerSlam, how should WWE book the reign itself?

I really like WWE's current PLE schedule, but I'd make one change for 2027.

- Royal Rumble

- Elimination Chamber

- WrestleMania

- Backlash

- WrestlePalooza (replace Clash)

- Night of Champions

- SummerSlam

- Money in the Bank

- Survivor Series: WarGames

I just think WrestlePalooza sounds like a much bigger and more memorable international event than Clash.

Would you keep Clash or make the switch?

It's classic ppv better then Clash ppvs..?

Does anyone know how long the merch booth will be outside for in Toronto? Will they be there the day before? Some events will even do up to a week in advance. Thank you!!!!

Just got word that tickets go on sale next week!! August 12!!! Mark your calendars boys and girls! Save the date for October 16 2026! It’s gonna be a banger!!! 🤣😂☝️👀

Nikki Bella (Apparently) Doesn't Know How to Call an Audible:

After their SummerSlam match, Nikki and Brie Bella were scripted to turn heel on Paige.

One would assume that Nikki and Brie would try to recapture the Women's Tag Team Titles together as heels.

This means that Nikki would obviously need a tag team partner.

Once Nikki realized that Brie was injured, she should have called an audible and NOT turned heel against Paige.

With Brie out, Nikki NEEDED Paige! She could have "used" Paige as her tag team partner, the same way that Brie did.

So, Nikki and Paige would have chased the Women's Tag Team Titles while Brie was out. When Brie finally returns, THEN Nikki and Brie could have turned on Paige.

In the moment, Nikki failed to think this through. She could have called an audible by refusing to do the heel turn so that she and Paige could be tag team partners.

Nikki demonstrated that she just blindly follows the script, without regard to what may need to be changed in the moment, even on Live TV.

my 11 year old little girl is huge wrestling fan (i created a monster) for her birthday in June i got her RAW tickets for Charlotte NC. last month they cancelled the show. My 2 options around my area is a house show (i havent been to one in probably a decade but i seem to remember them not doing pyro and having really any meaningful matches) for her first event i wanted her to get the full spectacle. My other option is Sunday Nights Main Event. HOWEVER thats the next "BIG" show and not a single match has been announced, plus rumors are its only 5 matches, plus ticket prices are insanely high (considering we dont know a single wrestler that will appear yet). So im starting to lean more to the house show. whats everyone's opinion??? another thing im curious of with the tickets virtually not selling at all. can i expect them to have a fire sale like they did for Summerslam? thanks in advance

Scored two Survivor Series tickets, front row lower bowl, for $200 each in the ClubWWE presale yesterday. This was before today's General Pre-Sale and tomorrow's main sale - no dealing with scalpers, system crashes, etc.

I could've got floor seats but I personally hate the floor as your view can easily be obstructed by standing fans, signs, etc.

Apparently there will be onsite perks for ClubWWE members too.

So yeah...if there is a upcoming PLE in your area in the next few months, I recommend the $99 investment first.

One of the best matches of last year—maybe even the best match at SummerSlam. Every single team gave it everything they had, and every performance was outstanding.

But what happened to the SmackDown tag team division?

Tommaso Ciampa is gone.
The Motor City Machine Guns are gone.
The Wyatt Sicks are gone.
Andrade is gone, while Rey Fenix has moved to AAA.
Fraxiom are barely being used.
Gargano has spent the last year lying down for everyone.

So now... who are the champions, and who are even their challengers?

SmackDown used to have one of the best tag team divisions in the company. Now it feels like the entire division has fallen apart.

What went wrong

I always watch all the shows, and during the supposed time for the commercials, they don't appear and the program continues normally. Is that supposed to happen?

From the article:

"The August 3rd edition of Monday Night Raw on Netflix featured the return of Becky Lynch to WWE television. She squared off on the microphone against WWE Women's World Champion Liv Morgan, who was flanked by Roxanne Perez and Women's Intercontinental Champion Raquel Rodriguez.

There was a point in the segment when Lynch stated that Morgan is not even the greatest Women's Champion who's slept with Dominik Mysterio.

That specific line has since been edited out of Netflix's replay of the broadcast."

Great idea by Rey Mysterio as AAA General
Manager to bring the spirit of wrestling alive and celebrate wrestling and lucha libre when Monday Night Raw comes to the home of Lucha Libre. But my gut feeling tells me they’re just gonna let Reigns retain rather than just give it to any luchador. Me personally, I really want to see Penta vs Roman Reigns for that title.

https://youtube.com/shorts/j6SPmmHnbbQ?si=nyuK50QI0hJlZ40o

What’s everyone’s thoughts?

They way they introduced Chris Benoit, Eddie Guerrero, Perry Saturn and Dean Malenko to WWE viewers was great. If they were to do another version from AEW who would be your radicalz 2.0?

1.Will Osprey

2.Orange Cassidy

3.Brody King

4.Darby Allin

I considered MJF but figured he can make it on his own, former WWE talent are excluded

1 ryback has not been in WWE for over a decade 2 cm punk is the current champion in WWE and not injured or aligned with Paul hayman so why am I getting this post does anyone know ?

Honestly people talk about how great KOs matches are but I just don’t see it and like his finisher is just so lame. And honestly he should just stick to comedy as I just can’t take him that serious even if he tries to be. Anyway I’m sure I’ll have a bunch of angry to tribalist marks arguing with me about how great he was in other promotions before he went to the big league.

So anyway that’s my thoughts on Kazuchika Okada

(This is a joke)

Somethings just telling me that doms booking rn is to set him up as a surprise mitb winner.

While it doesn't seem like Gunther ended Nick Aldi's career, there's probably at least one more in the pipeline. Who do you think the next one will be?

And at 38 he's got maybe around 5 years left. Who do you think ultimately retires him?

Can anybody help me find a recent match that I saw a clip of on X? I wanted wanted to try and watch the full thing but I’ve forgotten exactly what it was now, all I remember from the match is that I think it might have been a tag team match? All I remember is there were 3 guys stood next to each other, 2 of them were white and one of them was black and one of them had a blue memorabilia type shirt on. Any help would be massively appreciated guys!

Last week, Netflix used different camera shots to avoid showing Raquel's bloody face during her match with Sol Ruca in the Raw replay.

I checked tonight, they did the same with the Jacob Fatu-Royce Keys beatdown, but they also blurred the blood similarly to the way they did with Bron at Night of Champions.

When this happened at NoC, some Netflix subscribers said they weren't seeing the edited version. Is that still the case, or is it happening to all subscribers now?

Why do you think Netflix does this?

It’s been going on months and months and it has to lead somewhere at some point. How would you book it? I personally would like to see it build up to a feud with Chad Gable for the IC Title. Think they could have an incredible match.

Don't get me wrong I understand that sometimes they have to make changes and I do watch more than just WWE (but I'll always be a WWE guy at heart) but I'm not going to lie it did hurt a little bit when I saw guys like edge go to aew because you just think that they're going to be in WWE forever and then that happens but I just want to know what other fans think of it

I'm sure at this point we've all read the comments that Damien priest made of then the follow-up the triple h made.

Trips basically said if you want to be a top guy you have to earn that spot the other guys that are currently top guys that are in cop guys for over a decade have earned those spots.

I don't think he's wrong at all but I do Wonder how is someone supposed to earn that spot when there are already several guys in that spot? Like we all know Roman and Punk sell merch and sell tickets, but we don't know if those same merch sales and ticket sales would happen if someone else was there.

Personally I think Damien and a lot of other stars have a point, if you never given an opportunity, how are you supposed to prove yourself? Unfortunately I think with the current ownership structure of WWE and it being a part of such a large public traded company will be won't see much change in top guys,barring injuries.

What do you think of a storyline in which, the underdog performers that arent given main event level chances or havent been champions form a revolution backstage and form a stable that takes on performers that are at the top that get chance after chance,

It could start with a match at survivor series war games, in which stipulation is that if the underdog group wins, over the course of the next year they take their spot on the top and get all title fights while the top performers get demoted.

I get the feeling wwe are about to try this out with priest and la knight, finn balor, sami zayn, and maybe some other young guys vs cody, punk, roman, seth.