WWE 2020

[CakeWalker]

This project will start the Monday after Survivor Series 2019 - some of the results will be altered to fit my narrative designs. I look forward to reading everyone's responses - it has been a while since I've done something like this.

1. Lio Rush (c) defeated Akira Tozawa and Kalisto (NXT Cruiserweight Championship)

2. The Viking Raiders (Erik and Ivar) (Raw Tag Team Champions) defeated The New Day (Big E and Kofi Kingston) (SmackDown Tag Team Champions) and The Undisputed Era (Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly) (NXT Tag Team Champions)

3. Team NXT (Rhea Ripley, Bianca Belair, Candice LeRae, Io Shirai, and Toni Storm) defeated Team Raw (Charlotte Flair, Natalya, Asuka, Kairi Sane, and Sarah Logan) and Team SmackDown (Sasha Banks, Carmella, Dana Brooke, Lacey Evans, and Nikki Cross)

4. Roderick Strong (NXT's North American Champion) defeated AJ Styles (Raw's United States Champion) and Shinsuke Nakamura (SmackDown's Intercontinental Champion) (with Sami Zayn)

5. Pete Dunne defeated Adam Cole (c) (NXT Championship)

6. Daniel Bryan defeated "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt (c) (WWE Universal Championship)

7. Team SmackDown (Roman Reigns, Braun Strowman, King Corbin, Mustafa Ali, and Shorty G) defeated Team Raw (Seth Rollins, Drew McIntyre, Kevin Owens, Randy Orton, and Ricochet) and Team NXT (Tommaso Ciampa, Damian Priest, Matt Riddle, Keith Lee, and Walter)

8. Brock Lesnar (c) (with Paul Heyman) defeated Rey Mysterio (WWE Championship)

9. Shayna Baszler (NXT Women's Champion) defeated Becky Lynch (Raw Women's Champion) and Bayley (SmackDown Women's Champion)​

 

[CakeWalker]

Monday Nights (3 Hour Show)

Male Talent
AJ Styles, Akam, Akira Tozawa, Aleister Black, Andrade, Angelo Dawkins, Bobby Lashley, Brock Lesnar, Buddy Murphy,
Cedric Alexander, Curt Hawkins, Drew McIntyre, EC3, Eric Young, Erick Rowan, Erik, Humberto Carillo, Ivar, Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso, Jinder Mahal, Karl Anderson, Kevin Owens, Konnor, Luke Gallows, Mojo Rawley, Montez Ford, No way Jose, Randy Orton,
Rey Mysterio, Rezar, Ricochet, R-Truth, Rusev, Samoa Joe, Seth Rollins, Shelton Benjamin, Sin Cara, Titus O'Neil, Viktor
& Zack Ryder

Female Talent
Asuka, Becky Lynch, Billie Kay, Carolina, Charlotte Flair, Kairi Sane, Liv Morgan, Maria Kanellis, Naomi, Natayla, Nix Jax, Peyton Royce, Ruby Riot, Sarah Logan & Zelina Vega

Champions

Brock Lesnar - WWE Champion

Viking Raiders (Erik & Ivar) - RAW Tag Team Champions

Rey Mysterio - United States Champion

Aleister Black - 24/7 Champion

Becky Lynch - RAW Women's Champion

Asuka & Kairi Sane - RAW Women's Tag Team Champions



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[CakeWalker]

Friday Nights (2 Hour Show)

Male Talent
Apollo Crows, Big E, Big Show, Bo Dallas, Braun Strowman, Cesaro, Curtis Axel, Daniel Bryan, Dash Wilder, Dolph Ziggler,
Drave Maverick, Elias, Epico Colon, "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt, Gran Metalik, Heath Slater, Jeff Hardy, Kalisto, Kane, King Corbin, Kofi Kingston, Lars Sullivan, Lince Dorado, Luke Harper, Matt Hardy, The Miz, Mustafi Ali, Otis, Primo Colon, Robert Roode,
Roman Reigns, Sami Zayn, Scott Dawson, Sheamus, Shinsuke Nakamura, Shorty G, Tucker & Xavier Woods

Female Talent
Alexa Bliss, Bayley, Carmella, Dana Broooke, Ember Moon, Lacey Evans, Lana, Mandy Rose, Mickie James, Nikki Cross, Sasha Banks, Sonya Deville & Tamina

Champions

Daniel Bryan - Universal Champion

The New Day (Big E & Kofi Kingston) - Smackdown Tag Team Champions

Shinsuke Nakamure - Intercontinental Champion

Bayley - Smackdown Women's Champion
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[CakeWalker]

Wednesday Night (2 Hour Show)

Champions

Adam Cole - NXT Champion

Undisputed Era (Bobby Fish & Kyle O'Reilly) - NXT Tag Team Champions

Roderick Strong - North American Champion

Lio Rush - Cruiserweight Champion

Shayna Baszler - NXT Women's Champion

NXT UK Champions

Walter - NXT UK Champion

Mark Coffey & Wolfgang - NXT UK Tag Team Champions

Kay Lee Ray - NXT UK Women's Champion​

 

[CakeWalker]

Entrants: Karl Anderson, Eric Young, Bobby Lashley, EC3, No Way Jose & Samoa Joe.
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[CakeWalker]

OTHER SHOWS

(Tuesday Nights - One Hour Show)​

 

[CakeWalker]

PAY PER VIEW LIST

Starrcade - December 1, 2019

TLC: Tables, Ladders and Chairs - December 15, 2019

Worlds Collide - January 5, 2020

Royal Rumble - January 26, 2020

NXT TakeOver: Portland - February 16, 2020

Super Showdown - February 27, 2020

Elimination Chamber - March 8, 2020

Wrestlemania 36 - April 5, 2020
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[Roy Mustang]

Curious what you do with modern WWE. They have such a good roster but make poor use of a lot of it. Also I kind of want to know how Bryan took down the Fiend and if it took 20 running knees

 

[Hoss]

With all due respect, please tell me you aren't going to book Raw, Smackdown, NXT AND NXT:UK Just sounds ridiculously taxing.

Best of luck though! Times like these, I really like the idea of having an alternate reality WWE to escape to.

 

[Chris]

With all due respect, please tell me you aren't going to book Raw, Smackdown, NXT AND NXT:UK Just sounds ridiculously taxing.

Best of luck though! Times like these, I really like the idea of having an alternate reality WWE to escape to.

He better book it all you even forgot about 205

 

[CakeWalker]

[25th November 2019]

Segment One: RAW would begin with Brock Lesnar standing in the ring with his personal friend and long-term manager Paul Heyman. Heyman would look extremely pleased with himself as he announced that Brock Lesnar had once again proven to the world that he was the greatest wrestler to ever compete in the squared circle. Heyman would then make it clear that Brock grew tired of the lack of challengers present on RAW and that he demanded that WWE management provided Brock with a challenge that was worth his time, because until such a challenger was provided both himself and Brock would refuse to turn up to anymore events until further notice. This would of course generate a massive amount of heat, as the fans were not at all pleased at the total lack of respect that their current WWE Champion was giving everyone, by allowing Heyman to diminish the rest of the company and as byproduct the prestige of the WWE Championship. Brock just thought the whole situation was hilarious and he would flip off various members of the audience as both men would make their way up the entrance ramp and disappear backstage.

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Segment Two: The camera would cut to the office of Stephanie McMahon who was having some sort of heated exchange with none other than the man who lost to Brock last night, but the man still in possession of the United States Championship. Rey is clearly not happy and he does look a little worse for wear, however Stephanie makes it clear that if he had defeated Brock last night things would be different. His loss though doesn’t excuse him from competing, and despite his complaints he will be defending his title tonight against none other than Humberto Carillo. Stephanie then demands that Rey leave her office, before she is forced to call security.

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Match One: Cedric Alexander vs. Zack Ryder - the opening contest was very much used as a platform in which to put Alexander over, as there was no point in the contest in which he didn’t look like winning. Ryder had some good interaction with the fans, although it was clear that for Zack anytime in the spotlight was slowly starting to move away from him. The match would end with Cedric nailing Ryder with the Lumbar Check. (Winner - Cedric Alexander)

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Segment Three: Brock and Heyman would be walking towards the parking garage, with a stretch hummer waiting for them to drive them away - with it being clear that Heyman had meant every word he said about Brock not showing up until a challenge was actually put in front of him. Heyman enters the hummer and both men seem to be deep in conversation, when out of nowhere a masked man holding a steel pipe charges into Lesnar knocking him onto the ground as the pipe clangs off the back of Lesnar’s head. The masked assailant then proceeds to stomp down multiple times, before reaching into the hummer and forcefully removing Heyman as he takes hold of him and smashes the former ECW owner to the concrete with an STO! As security emerges, the masked individual begins to sprint away as he exits the garage out onto the street. The scene fades to an advert break with both Lesnar and Heyman laid out for the count.

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Segment Four: As RAW returns from break Seth Rollins, Drew McIntyre and Randy Orton are all standing around a tv monitor watching a replay of the moments in which Lesnar was seemingly taken out by the masked intruder. Drew McIntyre makes a point that this approach only proved that the attacker is a coward, for not only attacking someone from behind but hiding their identity as well. Rollins though makes the point that Brock is a “son of a b*tch” and deserves everything he gets. Randy though makes a point that it doesn’t matter what either of them think - because talking about business, isn’t going to achieve anything in this business before he walks away. Drew and Seth just shrug as they continue to watch the replay.

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Match Two: Natalya vs. Sara Logan - both women were part of Team RAW that lost in the brand match at Survivor Series, and it was clear by the manner in which they approached the match that neither woman seemed very happy with the other. It was clear that both Sara and Natalya were clearly disappointed with the loss at Survivor Series and were taking out their frustration on each other. Natalya would look to end the contest with the Sharpshooter, but Logan would transition out of it and proceed to pummel her counterpart with the Kentucky Knee to steal the victory out of the jaws of defeat. (Winner - Sara Logan)

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Segment Five: Following the contest between Logan and Natayla, Shelton Benjamin would come out to the ring and cut a short promo. He would make it clear that he only had one real focus and that was to once again become a tag team champion - all he needed was someone who was willing to commit to the cause and to work alongside him as his partner. Shelton wouldn’t have to wait long before music would start to play over the PA system…




...which resulted in Benjamin having a massive smile on his face, as he would look expectantly to the back. However, Buddy would appear from the crowd and grab Shelton from behind and proceed to nail him with an uppercut before cutting him over with Murphy’s La. Buddy Murphy would then stand over Benjamin picking up the microphone and just say one word before dropping it “retire.”

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Match Three: Buddy Murphy vs. Jinder Mahal - Buddy Murphy remained in the ring as he waited for his opponent, but the match would be short lived. As soon as Shelton had recovered from the earlier assault he would clamber into the ring and proceed to attack Buddy, resulting in the match ending by way of disqualification with Buddy being handed the victory with Murphy ducking through the ropes to avoid further assault. Mahal would look furious though as he would grab hold of Shelton and proceed to toss him over the ring ropes whilst cursing at him in his native dialect. (Winner - Buddy Murphy via DQ)

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Segment Six: AJ Styles would be seen backstage in conversation with Aleister Black and both men seemed to have come to some sort of agreement as they would shake hands. As soon as they realised they were being filmed, Styles would look furious and proceed to push the cameraman over to the floor and shout some obscenities as the picture would cut to an image of the ceiling and Styles walking away.

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Segment Seven: The camera returns to Stephanie McMahon’s office, where she is joined by husband Triple H. Stephanie is clearly unhappy about the fact that Brock was attacked, but Hunter doesn’t seem as bothered. He makes the point that maybe this will serve as a lesson for Lesnar and Heyman, but they aren’t quite as untouchable as they might think. Hunter said that Stephanie should focus on her big announcement that she is due to make, and she agrees with him as RAW cuts to another advertisement break.

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Segment Eight: When RAW returns Stephanie is standing in the middle of the ring holding a clipboard in her hand and looking very much in ‘business mode’ as she waits for the fans to quieten down before speaking. She informs the fans that a tournament is beginning tonight that she is calling ‘The Power Six’ and the winner of this tournament will face the WWE Champion on January 26th at next year’s Royal Rumble. Stephanie makes it clear that all six-men will face each other in a round robin style tournament before final positions will be settled on a finals evening prior to the Royal Rumble. Stephanie would then proceed to reveal that the entrants would be: Bobby Lashley, EC3, Karl Anderson, No Way Jose, Eric Young and Samoa Joe. Stephanie would make it clear that this was a big opportunity for those involved and hoped that all six were ready, because the first round of matches would be taking place tonight.

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Match Three: Karl Anderson vs. No Way Jose - the first contest in the power six would be a match that would be by no means fair. No Way Jose would do everything in his power to offer up a good contest, but with Gallows joining Anderson at ringside as both members of the O.C. knew exactly how to bend the rules in their favour. Gallows would distract the referee, that would allow Anderson to pull out a chain from his back pocket and proceed to punch Jose square in the forehead before tossing the evidence and rolling over his dazed opponent. (Winner - Karl Anderson)

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Segment Nine: Becky Lynch (the current RAW Women’s Champion) was still licking her wounds after having suffered an embarrassing loss to Shayna Baszler in last night’s main-event and so looked far from pleased as without even knocking Nikki Cross would enter Lynch’s private locker-room. However, Cross would make it clear that both of them had something in common - their Celtic routes and that she had come as friend rather than a foe. It was clear though that Becky didn’t trust a single thing that Nikki was saying, but didn’t resort to any hostile behavior as the small talk would result in very little as Cross would exit the room looking pleased with herself.

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Match Four: The Kabuki Warriors (Asuka & Kairi Sane) vs. Naomi & Carmella - this contest would be a non-title match, but it would see Naomi and Carmella reuniting as ‘Fabolous Glow’ although it was fair to say there was nothing fabolous about what they brought to the contest, as it was effectively a tune up match for the Kabuki Warriors with the Japanese talent picking up a fairly comprehensive victory. Although, there were questions about Carmella being present on RAW, considering she is technically a member of the Smackdown roster.
(Winners - Kabuki Warriors)

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Segment Ten: Charly Caruso is standing backstage with the IIconics (Peyton Royce & Billie Kay) and is questioning the pair if they have any interest in once again becoming the Women’s Tag Team Champions. Peyton Royce makes the point that the Kabuki Warriors are just a pair of old haggard drag-queens and that if Stephanie McMahon has any sense about her - then she only has one option and that is to give the Iconics the chance to become two-time tag team champions. Billie Kay then makes the point that tonight she is scheduled to face Maria Kanellis later on tonight - and makes the point that after she is finished with Maria, she is going to turn Maria’s husband into the IIconics' pony ride.

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Match Five: Eric Young vs. EC3 - both these men put on a splendid match and it was without a doubt the best contest of the night so far, with the match extending past the fifteen minute mark. Both men looked as if they were in fighting form and it was clear that the fans were enjoying the spectacle. The match would end with EC3 attempting to knock over EY with a running clothesline only for the move to be transitioned into Young connecting with the Youngblood to seal the victory and earn his first win in the ‘Super Six’. (Winner - Eric Young)

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Segment Eleven: R-Truth was standing backstage with the 24/7 Championship as he was cutting a short promo about how he was untouchable - now that he had held the title for a record twenty three times. Suddenly out of nowhere a forklift smashed into him, knocking the microphone he was holding and the title belt out of his hand as the man who disembarked from the forklift was none other than Curt Hawkins who had a referee following suit. Hawkins would cover R-Truth and be handed the title belt (Curt Hawkins 24/7 Champion). Hawkins celebration though would be short lived as whilst his arms were still be lifted by the referee, would have a swinging boot connect square in his jaw as Aleister Black would roll up Hawkins to claim the title (Aleister Black 24/7 Champion). Black would then proceed to scoop up the title and sprint out of shot.

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Segment Twelve: Stephanie McMahon is standing outside the male locker-room and is joined by all five men that represented TEAM Raw last night at Survivor Series. Stephanie would make it quite clear that it was embarrassing to have lost to the development brand, but she still considered the five of them the very best talent that Monday Nights had to offer. She would then inform them that the five of them would be competing in over-the-top-rope battle royale later on tonight and the winner would be granted a WWE Championship shot at Starrcade this Sunday.. All five men looked at each other with determination as the show cut to another advertisement break.
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Match Six: Billie Kay vs. Maria Kanellis - Peyton would accompany Billie to the ring, whilst Mike would accompany his wife, meaning that there was a level playing field at ringside in terms of support. Both women would put on an interesting display, although it was a fair statement that Billie’s recent form did seem to aid her as she seemed to have a slight edge over Maria. There was nothing particular fancy about the finish, but it was no surprise when the Australian left with the W.
(Winner - Billie Kay)

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Segment Thirteen: Aleister Black (now the 24/7 Champion) is taking a seat in the cafeteria, without a car in the world, almost as if he has completely misunderstood the concept of the 24/7 rules. Mojo Rawley would be the first man to have a go at Aleister Black, although it was clear that Rawley hadn’t been completely aware of his surrounding as before he would get anywhere near Black, a metal tray would be smashed into the back of his head by none other than Luke Gallows who would smile before lifting Rawley up and chokeslamming him onto the table and breaking it, as Black wouldn’t even bat an eyelid as his food was ruined in the process.

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Segment Fourteen: Becky Lynch is standing backstage with Charly Craruso as she holds her championship belt over her shoulder. Becky would make her feelings known that her loss to Baszler at Survivor Series was nothing short of a fluke and would make it clear if Bayley hadn’t been involved in the match it would have gone very differently. Becky would make it known that she would be turning up to NXT this Wednesday and she would be making Bazler an offer that she wouldn’t be able to refuse.

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Match Seven: Bobby Lashley w/ Lana vs. Samoa Joe - Lashley and Samoa Joe would have a proper go at pushing each other to their limits, as it was clear that the motivation for a future title shot was all that was needed to inspire both men to go all out and do everything in their power to win this contest. The commentary team would even go far as saying that they would expect the eventual winner to actually either be Bobby or Joe so this contest in itself would be quite telling for the remainder of the ‘Super Six’ event. Both men would look exhausted from the contest, but it would be Lashley who would make a fatal error by giving up his back to Joe, which would result in him being choked out as he was held in the Coquina Clutch and tapping out because of it. (Winner - Samoa Joe)

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Segment Fifteen: A graphic would appear on the screen with the commentary team sounding very excited - as a contest for Starrcade was announced. The Kabuki Warriors would defend the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships against the Iconics. There seemed a lot of interest around this contest, and it seemed to make sense for the match to be part of the card.

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Match Eight: Seth Rollins vs. Drew McIntyre vs. Kevin Owens vs. Randy Orton vs. Ricochet - all five men were in the knowledge that whoever survived this contest would be facing Brock on Sunday at Starrcade, so there was no reason for any of the contestants to not put their foot down on the accelerator and do everything in their power to claim the victory. It was therefore not at all surprising that Drew McIntyre looked furious as within just the first minute of the match he would find himself being tossed over the ropes by Owens and thus becoming the first man involved in the contest to have to trudge to the back with nothing to short for his efforts. The match would progress quite nicely with Orton and Owens seeming to pair off and Rollins and Ricochet and for a while the fans were treated to some pure wrestling. Ricochet would be caught off guard though as he would attempt an aerial move, only to be shove off the turnbuckle and out of the match by a heavy handed Owens although Owens would be eliminated moments later as he would receive a deadly superkick from Rollins. The match would end with both Seth and Randy fighting on top of the turnbuckle and both men would actually fall off and land onto the ring apron, Orton though was lucky as his leg got caught in the ropes whilst Rollins would fall onto the floor below. (Winner - Randy Orton)

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Segment Sixteen: As Humberto Carillo waited in the ring ahead of his first ever title match on RAW, he would find himself joined by none other than AJ Styles. Styles would make it clear that he wasn’t sure why Humberto had been given a shot at a title that was way above his pay grade, but that sometimes these decisions were out of people’s hands. AJ though would make a point though that Rey wouldn’t be able to defend his title tonight because he was currently indisposed. This would result in the camera’s cut backstage to an image of Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows restraining Rey Mysterio, as he would be hit with multiple slaps in the face by none other than Aleister Black. Carillo looked incensed by this, and tried to exit the ring presumably to aid Rey only to be kicked in the back of the head by Styles with an Enziguri and as Humberto rebounded off the ropes Styles would take hold of him and flip him over spiking him with the Styles Clash! The show would end with AJ standing over Humberto and shaking his finger.


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[Chris]

Black as 24/7 Champ sounds amazing

 

[CakeWalker]

[26th November 2019]

Segment One: Heat returns to television screens for the first time in over a decade and it does with none other than David Otunga and Paige who are standing in a studio in front of a large screen. The pair announce that HEAT returns with the sole intention of delivering fans each and every week with a number of dark matches that did not air on Monday Night Raw. The pair introduce the first match of the evening which is a tag-team contest featuring the current RAW Champions the Viking Raiders.

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Match One: Viking Raiders (Erik & Ivar) vs. The Ascension (Konnor & Viktor) - the match was a top quality match and viewers on social media would raise a point that if RAW wasn’t live, producers would have surely moved the match into the television broadcast. The Ascension hadn’t been seen on WWE programming for quite a while, but Konnor and Viktor looked in surprisingly good form and were able to hold their own. The Viking Raiders would take the victory, although it was clear that there was a great deal of respect between both teams. So much so that Erik & Ivar would offer their hands to the Ascension and the four men would shake hand after the contest was over.
(Winners - Viking Raiders)

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Segment Two: The camera would return to the studio and Otunga and Paige would also go on to agree that it was great to see Ascension back in action, and that there was no doubt that Konnor and Viktor had clearly benefited from their time away. Paige would then reveal that the next match would see Rezar of AOP competing in singles action against Erick Rowan. Otunga raised the point that AOP wouldn’t be complete if Akam didn’t join his partner at ringside.

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Match Two: Rezar w/ Akam vs. Erick Rowan - the contest had no real value and was nothing short of a tune-up although it was a rare occasion that AOP wouldn’t compete just a tag-team. Erick Rowan would actually claim the victory, but there was nothing standout about the match and it was clear nothing more than filler.
(Winner - Erick Rowan)

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Segment Three: A promo featuring a clearly beaten up Rey Mysterio and it was clear that this was filmed after RAW went off air. Rey would make it clear that he was incredibly angered that Aleister Black and the OC had decided to target him, when he was clearly an easy target following his match with Brock. Rey would make it clear that he would never allow cowards to dictate to him, and that this Sunday he had a challenge he wanted to lay down. Any two members of the OC in a tornado tag-team match against himself and Humberto Carillo. Rey would make it clear that Humberto had a lot of potential and was thankful that Carillo had come to check in on him after the show, and made it clear that Humberto would get his shot at the United States Championship in the week to come.

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Segment Four: Heat would return to the studio one last time with David Otunga confirming that the match the suggested match for Starrcade would be taking place and that Rey Mysterio & Humberto Carillo would be facing none other than Aleister Black and AJ Styles this Sunday at the special event. Paige would continue by announcing that tonight’s last match would feature two women; Nia Jax and Zelina Vega.

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Match Three: Nia Jax vs. Zelina Vega - the intention of this match was clear, to put Vega over, although the byproduct was that Jax looked incredibly weak because of this. There was a mismatch in overall skills, so it looked quite clumsy when Vega managed to claim a victory by rolling up Jax.
(Winner - Zelina Vega)​

 

[Chris]

Much better than main event and fuck yeah PUSH ZELINA

 

[CakeWalker]

(27th November 2019)