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Any positive is a good thing. Wrestlers are superheros come to live on television and that can make for some very special moments. You get to see some wrestlers do some amazingly special things and that is one of the greatest appeals in wrestling. At the same time though, these wrestlers have problems all their own. That was the case earlier this month, but now we have a bit of an upgrade.
According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, WWE COO Triple H is in better shape after his surgery following a cardiac event due to a genetic event. While Triple H is now able to take phone calls, he is not allowed to discuss any form of business. It is not clear when Triple H will be allowed to return to work. WWE is currently undergoing significant changes and Triple H has lost power as a result.
Triple H has done a lot of good things in WWE. Check out some of his better moments:
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Impact Wrestling
Date: September 16, 2021
Location: Skyway Studios, Nashville, Tennessee
Commentators: D’Lo Brown, Matt Striker
We’re on the way to Victory Road and ultimately Bound For Glory, which should make for a pair of back to back big shows. The main story this week is a ten man tag with most of the biggest feuds in the company being thrown into one big match. That should be enough to set up Victory Road so let’s get to it.
The opening recap sets up the ten man tag.
Opening sequence.
Violent By Design vs. Decay Rhino/Deaner for the team here, with everyone else at ringside. Rhino jumps Black Taurus to start and it’s already off to Deaner to kick away at the ribs. That’s broken up with an elbow in the corner and Crazzy Steve comes in for a backsplash. Deaner takes him into the corner though and the villains start taking turns. Steve neckbreakers his way to freedom and bites Deaner in the head so Eric Young gets on the apron. The distraction lets Deaner…accidentally hit Rhino ..

Where did he go? WWE has made all kinds of changes over the last few months and it has been fascinating to see how everything shakes out. That might not always make the most sense, but at the same time, some changes pretty clearly needed to be made. We may have been seeing another such change, despite never actually seeing the person in the first place.
According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Harry Smith, better known as Davey Boy Smith Jr., has virtually disappeared from WWE. Smith wrestled a dark match before fans returned to WWE events in July but has yet to appear again for the company. There is no word on anything being wrong with Smith or any backstage issues. It is not clear when he will be wrestling again or debuting.
You might (or might not) need to get used to him. Check out what Smith can do:
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It could be a little while. There are all kinds of ways to take someone out of a wrestling show and that can make for some interesting situations. You never know when you might not be seeing someone again for the time being, though sometimes you can tell that someone is going away for awhile. That was the case last week when a certain legend was knocked out of action for the time being.
Last week on SmackDown, Seth Rollins defeated Edge in a Summerslam rematch by using the Stomp. As a result, Edge was stretchered out of the arena with a neck injury and taken away in an ambulance. According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, this angle was used to get rid of Edge for several months, as he is only on a part time contract. Therefore, it is easier to write Edge off of television with injury angles to explain his absences.
Edge has been fairly awesome in his most recent comeback. Check out how he was put on the shelf, plus what he has done recently:
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NXT UK
Date: September 16, 2021
Location: BT Studios, London, England
Commentators: Andy Shepherd, Nigel McGuinness
The Heritage Cup #1 contenders tournament continues this week as we reach the semifinals. That’s probably a good thing as tournaments with one match a week take their sweet time getting along. Other than that, we are on the way towards…well absolutely nothing around here, which they might want to address. Let’s get to it.
Opening sequence.
Heritage Cup #1 Contenders Tournament Semifinals: Noam Dar vs. Kenny Williams Round one begins with both guys going after the leg and not getting very far. They go to the mat with Dar’s chinlock not working as Williams slips out and grabs a headlock. Back up and Dar goes after the arm, setting up an armbar and then a wristlock. Williams shoves him away to wrap up the round with a bad shoulder.
Round two begins with Williams taking him down and raking his boots over Dar’s eyes. Some kicks to the back and a running dropkick in the cor..

You can’t do one without the other. Monday Night Raw and SmackDown have been the two biggest wrestling shows for a very long time now. The former has been running since 1993 and the latter since 1999. Now that SmackDown is on FOX, its star power has risen even higher. You might not know that if you listen to WWE though, as Monday Night Raw is still presented as the bigger show. That is not sitting well with some higher ups.
During the latest edition of the Mat Men Pro Wrestling podcast, Andrew Zarian said that USA and FOX are wanting Monday Night Raw and SmackDown to be treated equally. Therefore, when something big happens on one show, the other network wants something to happen on their show as well. This may not be immediately, but the next big moment would come shortly thereafter. This comes after Big E. won the WWE Championship this week on Monday Night Raw.
There is a lot here. Check out the full podcast, plus the latest big moments on both shows:
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A very special honor. There are some amazing athletes in the wrestling world today and several of them are in WWE. You are going to see wrestlers from all kinds of sports backgrounds and some of them are outstanding in all kinds of sports. Now one of the best athletes that WWE has ever seen is receiving an incredible honor for what she has accomplished.
SmackDown’s Bianca Belair was honored by the state of Tennessee with a special proclamation of her success in WWE. Belair sent out a tweet showing an image of the proclamation, which was given to her as WWE is returning to her hometown of Knoxville, Tennessee for this week’s SmackDown. Belair was a track star at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville and is a former SmackDown Women’s Champion.
WOW.
What a day! ??#Knoxville#Tennessee pic.twitter.com/ILzpRUYlOC
— Bianca Belair (@BiancaBelairWWE) September 17, 2021
Belair has certainly been a success in WWE. Check out some of her time in the company:
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I guess it couldn’t work. There are certain wrestlers in WWE history who have been seen as the face of the company. You do not see these people come along very often but it is clear when they are around. Some of them are among the most famous names in wrestling history and include some people still around today. One of them has now gone on record about a recent failure in WWE.
John Cena was a guest at the Florida SuperCon and was asked about his recent platinum NFT package sold through WWE at $1000 each. According to Cena, WWE only sold 37 packages, which included a hat, an exclusive Super Mario 3 inspired shirt, various other merchandise and an NFT of Cena. During the discussion, Cena said that the entire idea failed as he and WWE agreed to price it too high. Cena said that he designed the shirt and put effort into it but ultimately the price was too high. Here is the quote, courtesy of Fightful.com:
“WWE wanted to put together a once-in-a-lifetime fan experience. This kit is not ju..

They had a plan? WWE offers a lot of content at any given time and it can be overwhelming to say the least. One of the problems that this can cause is the lack of anything having a real impact. That makes it all the more important when you see something actually take place, which was the case this week. Now we know a little bit more about a fairly historic moment.
This week on Monday Night Raw, Big E. cashed in his Money in the Bank briefcase to defeat Bobby Lashley and become the new WWE Champion. According to Fightful Select, WWE had planned for Big E. to successfully cash in his briefcase soon after he won it in the first place. WWE decided to make the change this weekend with Big E. learning of the decision on Monday. In addition, most of the roster stayed around to see the title change as Big E. is popular backstage.
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It really was a great moment. Check out how it went down and the fallout:
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Main Event
Date: September 9, 2021
Location: FTX Arena, Miami, Florida
Commentators: Byron Saxton, Kevin Patrick
We’re on the way to Extreme Rules and because of course it does, Main Event becomes more and more like its traditional self. There is very little taking place on this show that you need to see and that should not be a surprise to anyone paying attention. This is how Main Event goes and I don’t think there is any reason to think otherwise. Let’s get to it.
Opening sequence.
Dana Brooke vs. Doudrop Dana can’t power her around for a change and gets shoved into the corner. A running shoulder bounces off of Doudrop but a headscissors manages to take her down. Back up and Doudrop runs her over but Dana kicks her in the head. For some reason Dana thinks a suplex is a good idea, with Doudrop shoving her away without much trouble.
Back up and Dana’s tornado DDT is countered into a suplex but Doudrop’s next suplex is countered into a small package for another near fall. A running ..

Catch you later. With so many wrestlers and personalities on the WWE roster, it can be difficult to keep track of what everyone is doing. There are only so many spots available for all of those people and sometimes WWE needs to leave a few people off of the shows. That seems to be the case again on Monday Night Raw, as one prominent name is going on the shelf.
WWE has announced that MVP has suffered a broken rib and will be out of action for an undisclosed amount of time. The injury took place on Monday when Randy Orton took MVP out with an RKO on the floor. There is no word on why MVP is being taken off of television or when he will be back. MVP has been serving as Bobby Lashley’s manager for the last year plus.
BREAKING: Due to an RKO from @RandyOrton this past Monday night on #WWERaw, @The305MVP suffered a broken rib and is out indefinitely. pic.twitter.com/PbBPL0W1S7
— WWE (@WWE) September 17, 2021
MVP has been pretty great at what he does. Check out his time with Lashley:
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It is his nature. Like him or not, there is no one more powerful in the world of professional wrestling than Vince McMahon. Anything that he does can change the way the industry works and that can make things very interesting in a hurry. McMahon has been in the wrestling news again as of late, but he might not have the same responsibilities for very long.
Over the last several months, McMahon has decided to completely overhaul NXT, which resulted in the debut of NXT 2.0 earlier this week. McMahon has taken a much more hands on approach to NXT as of late, but according to Dave Meltzer on Wrestling Observer Radio, this might not last. According to Meltzer, McMahon did approve the script for this week’s show but was not present at the event. Meltzer believes that McMahon will quickly get bored with NXT and leave the responsibilities to someone else.
This week’s NXT certainly had some unique moments. Check out some of what went down:
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