WWE 2019: Let's Get Wild

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Universal Championship – 2/3 Falls Match
Seth Rollins© VS Finn Balor
At the Royal Rumble pay per view earlier this year the pair of Finn Balor and Seth Rollins. Had an equally huge night but for completely different and separate reasons, first Balor challenged for and reclaimed the WWE Universal Championship from then champion Brock Lesnar. And secondly in the 2019 Men’s Royal Rumble match, Rollins entered the match as the tenth entrant. He would make it to the final two of the match, but the other man was no easy opponent for him to claim victory. As it came in the form of the “Monster Among Men” Braun Strowman, meaning that Rollins had a herculean task in front of him.

When it was all said and done and the match reached its conclusion, it would be Rollins who was crowned the victor of the Rumble. The two men who faced off at Summerslam 2016 to crown the inaugural WWE Universal Champion were destined to clash inside the squared circle for a second time at WrestleMania 35. This second meeting ended a very different outcome as it would be Rollins who emerged victorious and claimed the title for the first time in his WWE career.

Rollins took to the ring on an episode of Monday Night RAW and invited the now former champion aka Balor to join him in the ring. Once both men met inside the squared circle they didn’t come to blows, instead Rollins offered a proposition to Balor for the rematch for the gold at MITB. He explained that the were tied in terms of the score regarding to their feud over the WWE Universal Championship. So why don’t they have a two out of three falls match at MITB to decide the overall winner and Balor agreed to it.​

 

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Six Man War for the Intercontinental & RAW Tag Team Championships
Aleister Black & Curt Hawkins & Zack Ryder VS Bobby Lashley & The Revival with Lio Rush
WrestleMania 35 saw a lot of championship under the banner of World Wrestling Entertainment. Which included both the WWE Intercontinental and WWE RAW Tag Team Championships. As one of the newest male faces in the form of Aleister Black defeated the then Intercontinental Champion Bobby Lashley by way of pinfall to become the new champion.

Whereas the duo of Curt Hawkins and Zack Ryder challenged for and won the WWE RAW Tag Team Championship from the Revival on the Mania Kickoff Show. The new General Manager of Monday Night RAW that being Paul Heyman revealed that the trio of former champions would get their respective rematches. In a six-man tag team match at the 2019 WWE Money in the Bank ppv event.​

 

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RAW Women’s Championship
Becky Lynch© VS Nia Jax
Becky Lynch had been a monumental rise since the beginning of 2019, first by entering and winning the women’s Royal Rumble match. Then going onto WrestleMania 35 to make history not once but twice in the same night, as not only did she take part in the first ever women’s main event of WrestleMania history. She also defeated both the then WWE RAW Women’s Champion that being Ronda Rousey©. And the WWE Smackdown Women’s Champion that being Charlotte Flair© by pinning Rousey to win both the match and the titles.

After both members of the tag team known as the Samoan Slaughterhouse, that being the pair of Nia Jax and Tamina Snuka failed to qualify for the Women’s MITB ladder match. They instead set their sights on Lynch and the RAW Women’s Championship, leading to Lynch she would see whoever wanted to face her at MITB.​

 

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WWE Championship – Steel Cage Match
Kofi Kingston© VS Daniel Bryan
At WrestleMania 35, Kofi Kingston walked into the event as the Number One Contender to the WWE Championship. He would end his night in a new role, that role being that of the new reigning WWE Champion. In the weeks following the showcase of the immortals the duo of the new and former WWE Champions would continue to clash in brawls that also included the other members of the New Day and Erick Rowan.

Tuesday Night Smackdown GM Paige had enough of all of this took to the ring to lay down the law. She announced that the rematch for the WWE Championship would take place at the Money in the Bank ppv event, not only that it would have inside a steel cage.​

 

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Smackdown Women’s Championship
Becky Lynch© VS Charlotte Flair
Another rematch for a piece of WWE Championship gold, this time for the WWE Smackdown Women’s Championship. And like the WWE Championship rematch before it came about as a direct result of a match that took place at WrestleMania 35.

Becky Lynch captured the gold at Mania from Charlotte Flair the then WWE Smackdown Women’s Champion in the night’s main event. The now former champion aka Flair would take to the ring and state that she would get her rematch at MITB.​

 

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United States Championship
Ricochet© VS Samoa Joe
The final match announced for the 2019 Money in the Bank card was yet another WrestleMania 35 championship rematch. This time around the championship up for grabs was the WWE United States Championship. And it concerned the recently newly crowned champion that being “Sky’s the Limit” Ricochet©.

And the former champion who was not someone who the WWE Universe could count out of reclaiming the gold. That being the “Samoan Submission Machine” Samoa Joe, who was out for revenge on a man he called a fluke of a champion.​

 

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Kickoff Show Matches
It was announced that the Kickoff Show of the Money in the Bank ppv event would consist of a total of three matches. First up a rematch for the WWE Cruiserweight Championship between Tony Nese© and Buddy Murphy. Next up a women’s division tag team match for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship. Featuring the reigning and defending champions the Boss & Hug Connection©, and in an effort to prove the duo of Bayley and Sasha Banks wanted to face tag teams from all of the company’s brands.

The tag team of Jessamyn Duke and Marina Shafir stepped up to challenge for the gold; this wouldn’t be a permanent move to the main roster for the challengers. And third and finally a singles match between former tag team partners turned the bitterest of enemies. That being the pair of R-Truth and the Miz a WrestleMania rematch but this time around with a Loser Leaves TNS stipulation.​

 

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Money in the Bank
Final Card​

Men's MITB Ladder Match
AJ Styles VS Baron Corbin VS Braun Strowman VS Dolph Ziggler VS Kevin Owens VS Randy Orton VS Rey Mysterio VS Roman Reigns​

Universal Championship – 2/3 Falls Match
Seth Rollins© VS Finn Balor​

WWE Championship – Steel Cage
Kofi Kingston© VS Daniel Bryan​

RAW Women’s Championship
Becky Lynch© VS Nia Jax with Tamina Snuka ​

Smackdown Women’s Championship
Becky Lynch© VS Charlotte Flair

Intercontinental & RAW Tag Team Championships
Aleister Black & Curt Hawkins & Zack Ryder© VS Bobby Lashley & the Revival w LR​

United States Championship
Ricochet© VS Samoa Joe​

Women's MITB Ladder Match
Asuka VS Beth Phoenix VS Deonna Purrazzo VS Ember Moon VS Naomi VS Natalya Neidhart VS Ruby Riott VS Zelina Vega​

Cruiserweight Championship - Kickoff Show
Tony Nese© VS Buddy Murphy​

Women’s Tag Team Championship - Kickoff Show
Boss & Hug Co© VS Jessamyn Duke & Marina Shafir ​

Loser Leaves TNS - Kickoff Show
R-Truth VS The Miz​

 

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Money in the Bank – Kickoff Show​

Opening Video + Money in the Bank by Jim Johnston ​

The Kickoff portion of WWE Money in the Bank 2019 went live with the usual combination of opening video, theme song and pyro. From here we cut to the commentary table at ringside, where the pair of Nigel McGuienss and Vic Joseph. Welcomed the WWE Universe both in the arena and watching live at home to the Money in the Bank Kickoff Show.​

Opposite Ends of the World
A chorus of boos from the WWE Universe accompanied the arrival of the former WWE Cruiserweight Champion aka Buddy Murphy.​

"Win It All" by CFO$
The arrival of the reigning and defending WWE Cruiserweight Champion that being Tony Nese was greeted much more positively.​

WWE Cruiserweight Championship
Tony Nese© VS Buddy Murphy
The opening contest on the Money in the Bank Kickoff Show was a one-on-one men’s division singles match. For the WWE Cruiserweight Championship featuring the reigning and defending champion Tony Nese©. And the very man Nese defeated to become champion in the first place and the former champion Buddy Murphy. In the end, Nese successfully attempted his Running Nese finisher on his opponent for the pinfall.
Winner & Still WWE Cruiserweight Champion: Tony Nese ​

Backstage
A video package recapped the WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions, the Boss & Hug Co©. Taking to the ring on an episode of Monday Night RAW to issue an Open Challenge for the gold at MITB. Then it recapped the announcement of NXT’s Marina Shafir and Jessamyn Duke answering the call, and claiming they would win the gold.
Back to the Ring​

"Legendary" by CFO$
Jessamyn Duke and Marina Shafir made their entrance.​

Turn the Sky Up by CFO$
Soon followed by the reigning and defending WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions, that being Bayley and Sasha Banks. Aka the Boss & Hug Connection made their entrance to massive pop from the WWE Universe.​

WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship
Boss & Hug Connection© VS Jessamyn Duke & Marina Shafir
Next up it was time for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship up for grabs in the second and final championship match scheduled for the Kickoff show took place. It saw the duo of Bayley and Sasha Banks aka the Boss & Hug Connection© attempt to defend the gold against the duo of NXT standouts that being Jessamyn Duke and Marina Shafir. Despite a good and dominant showing from the pair of NXT standouts they would fail to claim the gold on this occasion. Bayley ended up pinning Duke with the Bayley to Belly Suplex.
Winners & Still WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions: Boss & Hug Co​

Backstage
A pair of pre-recorded promos from the former members of the tag team formerly known as the Awesome Truth. In the first one a hyped-up R-Truth was really confused why Miz was being so grumpy, just because he beat him at mania. In the second an enraged Miz yelled that it was all Truth’s fault. He bitched and moaned about having an error of judgment when he decided to reform the Awesome Truth. Then concluded by delivering a threat in the form of stating that he would send Truth packing from the blue brand.
Back to the Ring​

"What’s Up?" by Ron Killings
A hyped-up R-Truth made his usual rapping entrance accompanied by cheers from the WWE Universe.​

"I Came to Play" by Downstait
This was in complete juxtaposition to the reception that The Miz was greeted by while he made his entrance.​

Loser Leaves TNS
R-Truth VS The Miz
In the third and final match to take place on the MITB Kickoff Show saw two former tag team partners in R-Truth and The Miz. Clash in a WrestleMania 35 rematch only this time with the added stipulation of Loser Leaves Tuesday Night Smackdown. Truth held his own in the early going of the match by unintentionally capitalizing on the obvious anger of his opponent. However, as a direct result of this Miz just decided to cut corners to get the win. He did this by first poking Truth in the right eye and then rolled him with a handful of tights.
Winner: The Miz
Post-Match
Miz gloated while a distraught Truth collected himself in the ring.​

We cut to the commentary table where the duo of Nigel McGuiness and Vic Joseph thanked the WWE Universe for joining them. And to say that they hoped they enjoyed the MITB ppv.​

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[Ry Guy]

Where's the main show?

 

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Where's the main show?

Calm down man I will be posting it soon, shit happened so it got delayed, I would rather you didn't just commenting when stuff will be posted.

 

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Money in the Bank – PPV

Opening Video + Money in the Bank by Jim Johnston​

We cut to the commentary area where the pair of Corey Graves & Michael Cole (MNR) and the duo of Aiden English & Tom Phillips (TNS). Took it in turns to well to welcome the WWE Universe to WWE Money in the Bank 2019.​

Women’s MITB Ladder Match
Asuka VS Beth Phoenix VS Deonna Purrazzo VS Ember Moon VS Naomi VS Natalya Neidhart VS
Ruby Riott VS Zelina Vega
The opening contest for the Money in the Bank pay per view was the women’s MITB Ladder match. Where the woman who was lucky enough to ascend to the top of a ladder and managed to unhook the briefcase. Would win much more than just the match, they would earn a shot at a Women’s Championship at a time and place of their choosing over the next year. The field of competition consisted of Beth Phoenix, Ember Moon, Natalya Neidhart and Ruby Riot from Monday Night RAW.

And the quartet of Asuka, Deonna Purrazzo, Naomi and Zelina Vega from Tuesday Night Smackdown. The final minutes of the match saw the pair of Asuka and Ruby Riot on the same ladder on opposite sides duking it out. From here the former that being Asuka getting the better of Riot and sent her flying off of the ladder onto the bodies of the rest of the women who were brawling in the ring. Then she proceeded to unhook the briefcase and won the match.
Winner of the Women’s MITB: Asuka​

Backstage
A video package recapped Ricochet challenging for and winning the WWE United States Championship. From the then champion Samoa Joe at WrestleMania 35 and the announcement of their rematch for tonight.
Back to the Ring​

WWE United States Championship
Ricochet© VS Samoa Joe
Next up it was time for the rematch for the WWE United States Championship between Ricochet© and Samoa Joe. Albeit the very obvious difference of the roles of champion and challenger reversed. Just like their first meeting over the WWE United States Championship, this one was a crash course in clashing styles.

With Ricochet’s high flying and high paced offence being the perfect foil for Joe’s mix of stiff strikes and submission. Ricochet ended up getting the victory by way of pinfall after he hit the Recoil then dragged his opponent over to one of the corners, then proceeded to climb up to the top rope. Then put an end to things in a rather spectacular fashion with a 630 Splash for the win.
Winner & Still WWE United States Champion: Ricochet​

Backstage
Pre-recorded promos from WWE Intercontinental Champion Aleister Black©, WWE RAW Tag Team Champions, Curt Hawkins & Zack Ryder©. And the trio of former champions that being Bobby Lashley with Lio Rush and the Revival aired ahead of their match. With a stoic Black stating that everything fades to black, Hawkins and Ryder stating they would prove lighting does strike twice. And concluding with the group of Lashley, Rush, Dash Wilder and Scott Dawson. Proclaiming that everything would be set right once they reclaimed “their” titles.
Back to the Ring​

WWE Intercontinental & WWE RAW Tag Team Championships
Aleister Black & Curt Hawkins & Zack Ryder© VS Bobby Lashley & The Revival with Lio Rush
In the third match not one but two championships were on the line in a six-man tag team match. The championships in question were the WWE Intercontinental Championship and the WWE RAW Tag Team Championship. As the trio of defending champions, that being Aleister Black, Curt Hawkins and Zack Ryder© tried to defend against the trio of former champions.

Consisting of Bobby Lashley and the Revival who also had Lio Rush in their corner, so really it was a four on three handicap match. Well, it was until the referee grew tired of Rush’s antics at ringside and sent the hype man packing to the backstage area. Black got the win for his team by pinning Scott Dawson following the Black Mass.
Winners & Still WWE Intercontinental & WWE RAW Tag Team Champions: Aleister Black & Curt Hawkins & Zack Ryder​

Backstage
A video package hyped up the next WWE PPV that being WWE Beach Blast.
Back to the Ring​

WWE RAW Women’s Championship
Becky Lynch© VS Nia Jax with Tamina Snuka
After that “2 Belt’s Bex” aka the reigning and defending WWE RAW Women’s and WWE Smackdown Women’s Champion that being Becky Lynch©. Attempted to retain the WWE RAW Women’s Championship against Nia Jax. Despite a dominating performance from Jax, she ended up being trapped in the Dis-Arm-Her for the submission.
Winner & Still WWE RAW Women’s Champion: Becky Lynch​

WWE Smackdown Women’s Championship
Becky Lynch© VS Charlotte Flair
Before an exhausted Lynch could even get a minute to revel in her victory over Jax, the former WWE Smackdown Women’s Champion. That being Charlotte Flair made her way to the ring and demanded her rematch, right here and right now. However, despite Lynch being beyond tired at this point in time, she would manage to roll Flair up for the victory.
Winner & Still WWE Smackdown Women’s Champion: Becky Lynch​

Backstage
Pre-recorded promos from WWE Champion Kofi Kingston© and the former champion. That being Daniel Bryan aired ahead of their steel cage clash over the gold which was up next.
Back to the Ring​

WWE Championship – Steel Cage
Kofi Kingston© VS Daniel Bryan
The sixth match of the event was a steel cage match for the WWE Championship between Kofi Kingston© and Daniel Bryan. It was quite clear that the latter that being Daniel Bryan was a bit unnerved by not having his problem solver that being Erick Rowan in his corner. After around about half an hour of back-and-forth brutality, Kingston pinned his opponent. When he countered a Busaiku Knee attempt with the Trouble in Paradise.
Winner & Still Champion: Kofi Kingston​

Backstage
A video package recapped the history of the feud between Seth Rollins© and Finn Balor over the WWE Universal Championship.
Back to the Ring​

WWE Universal Championship – 2/3 Falls
Seth Rollins© VS Finn Balor
In the penultimate match the WWE Universal Championship was on the line in a two out of three falls match. Which served as the former champion that being Finn Balor’s rematch for the gold. The first fall went to the challenger following a successful attempt at his 1916 finisher. Only for the defending champion aka Rollins evening the score with a Revolution Knee strike. Which brought us to the third and deciding fall, which went to Rollins thanks to a Curb Stomp as a result he retains the gold.
Winner & Still WWE Universal Champion: Seth Rollins​

Backstage
The winner of the Women’s MITB Briefcase that being Asuka cut a promo stating that she was coming for Becky Lynch.
Back to the Ring


Men’s MITB Ladder Match
AJ Styles VS Baron Corbin VS Braun Strowman VS Dolph Ziggler VS Kevin Owens VS
Randy Orton VS Rey Mysterio VS Roman Reigns
Money in the Bank 2019 ended the night with the second of two of the titular match types. This time around it was for the Men’s MITB Ladder match to take place and it was as brutal as the Women’s before it. As AJ Styles, Kevin Owens, Randy Orton and Rey Mysterio from Tuesday Night Smackdown. Clashed with Baron Corbin, Braun Strowman, Dolph Ziggler and Roman Reigns from Monday Night RAW. In this main event, we had a total of four former MITB winners all looking to reclaim the glory that comes with the briefcase.

While we also had four superstars that were looking to win their first MITB ladder match. It came down to the pair of Ziggler and Styles who duked it out on top of a ladder. Only for Ziggler to descend a few rungs on his side of the ladder and hit a low blow on Styles. From here he climbed back up to the top of the ladder and unhooked the briefcase for the win.
Winner 0f the Men’s MITB: Dolph Ziggler ​

 

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Road to WWE Beach Blast

Event Announcement
The 2019 edition of the WWE Beach Blast pay per view event, was confirmed to take place on the 23rd of June of that year. It was revealed that the event would emanate from the Tecoma Dome located in Tecoma Washington USA. ​

 

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Drafted to MNR
AJ Styles
Andrade Cien Almas & Zelina Vega
Ariya Daivari
Cedric Alexander
Drake Maverick
Gran Metalik
Hanson
Jordam Devlin

Kairi Sane
Kay Lee Ray
Kevin Owens
Noam Dar
Pete Dunne
R-Truth
Rowe
Tommaso Ciampa


Drafted to TNS
Akira Tozawa
Apollo Crews
Buddy Murphy
Chad Gable
EC3
Fandango
Humberto Carrillo
Kalisto
Kassius Ohno ​

Lacey Evans
Lince Dorado
Maria & Mike Kanellis
Otis
Raul Mendoza
Shane Thorne
Tucker
Tyler Breeze


MOD NOTE
Becky Lynch, Boss & Hug Co and Tony Nese will appear on both brands as a result of Lynch holding both women's championships.
Boss & Hug hold the Women's Tag Team Championship and Tony Nese holds the Cruiserweight Championship

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Monday Night RAW Roster - Post Draft

Tuesday Night Smackdown Roster - Post Draft
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