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Becky Lynch announces pregnancy; Asuka is now RAW Women’s Champion

In a moment that certainly had many with tears in their eyes, Becky Lynch has announced that she is pregnant on tonight’s RAW. Lynch walked her way down to the ring holding Asuka’s Money in the Bank briefcase that she won the night before. Most notably missing was the RAW Women’s Championship draped over Lynch’s … Read more

Money in the Bank Discussion Post 05.10.20

WWE MITB

The strangest, craziest and most unique Money In The Bank in history is here. Six women, three from RAW, three from SmackDown will start on the ground floor of WWE’s Titan Towers and fight their way up floor by floor and level by level all the way to the rooftop to capture the coveted Money … Read more

Nikki Bella on Ronda Rousey overshadowing the first Women’s Royal Rumble

The Bellas

Ronda Rousey made her debut in WWE after the first women’s Royal Rumble match in 2018. This match was an emotional journey as it included many legends and Hall of Famers from years past. It was also a first that many women’s wrestling fans were very excited for and although the winner was slightly obvious … Read more

Winners & Losers: RAW 04.27.20

This week’s RAW saw two women’s matches, one had implications of the upcoming pay-per-view event. WWE had advertised a Triple Threat heading into the show between the three RAW competitors for the Money in the Bank Ladder Match. Nia Jax vs. Asuka vs. Shayna Baszler was supposed to take place. Asuka started the segment by … Read more

RAW Discussion Post: 04.13.20

WWE is moving full steam ahead from WrestleMania and towards the Money in the Bank pay-per-view which is taking place on May 10. From this, there are three Money in the Bank qualifying matches set up for tonight’s RAW involving the women. These matches are: Asuka vs. Ruby Riott Sarah Logan vs. Shayna Baszler Kairi … Read more

Ranking All Wrestlemania Women’s Title Matches

Hello, it’s Mykel, and I’m back with yet another list! With Wrestlemania around the corner, I decided to sit and watch every single WWE Women’s Title match and rank them out on a scale of 1 to 10, worst to best. Which match was the best? Let’s find out!

SmackDown Discussion Post: 03.27.20

As WrestleMania grows closer, there are only a few shows left before the event. It has been reported that all shows have been taped including WrestleMania through April 8 which will be NXT. For SmackDown tonight, the advertised match is between Asuka and Alexa Bliss. This feud has been brewing for a few weeks once … Read more

Despite rumors Asuka reportedly worked WrestleMania

Update: Conflicting reports are now saying that Asuka was at WrestleMania for the taping. The Wrestling Observer states that although there were prior rumors that Asuka and Cesaro missed Mania, they were present. Wrestling Inc. has retracted their orignal report. “Despite reports otherwise, Asuka and Cesaro both worked WrestleMania with no health issues.” – Wrestling … Read more

Winners & Losers: SmackDown 03.13.20

Friday Night SmackDown was brought to you from the WWE Performance Center in front of – no one. That’s right. For the first time ever, SmackDown took place without an audience. Truth be told, at first, it was awkward and odd but the talent did a great job making light of it and still putting … Read more

Shayna Baszler wins the Elimination Chamber to face Becky Lynch at WrestleMania

The RAW Women’s Championship picture for WrestleMania came into focus tonight in the Elimination Chamber. Six women competed inside the chain-linked 16-foot tall structure. In the end, Shayna Baszler punched her ticket to face Becky Lynch in Tampa, Fla. to no surprise to literally anyone. The match started with Natalya and Ruby Riott as the … Read more

WWE Elimination Chamber Discussion Post

The last stop until WrestleMania is here. Elimination Chamber offers us six of the best RAW has to offer all with the chance to go on to face WWE RAW Women’s Champion, Becky Lynch at WrestleMania. Who will it be? Check out the preview and predictions on YouTube and let us know how you think … Read more

Winners & Losers: RAW 02.24.20

With the Elimination Chamber pay-per-view just one week from this Sunday, RAW was all about the chamber match we are about to witness. What RAW wasn’t about, however, was having matches on their very own show. In fact, there wasn’t a single women’s match this week which is one down from the one last week.

What they did have though was a six-woman contract signing. This segment started with five out of the six competitors for the Elimination Chamber match ready in the ring. The sixth – Shayna Baszler, didn’t make her way out with the others. Prior to the women putting ink to paper, Asuka cut a promo in mostly Japanese. Afterward, the signing started first with Sarah Logan and then with Natalya.

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Once Liv Morgan signed her name she hand delivered the contract to her foe, Ruby Riott. Riott would sign it but the feathers started to get ruffled. As Asuka does her signature, Baszler’s music hits and she makes her way to the ring through the crowd.

After Baszler signs the contract, she gets in Natalya’s face which starts the breakdown between the competitors. Asuka would then get in Baszler’s face and after yelling in Japanese, she says “bite me.” Asuka would then attack Natalya while Morgan would leap over the desk and take out Riott. Logan tried to be the peace keeper and pulled Morgan off Riott.

Baszler kept away from the chaos even though she is the one that started it. Becky Lynch’s music hit and then Baszler had no choice but to be involved. Both ladies had to be pulled back from officials and security as they attempted to break the fight apart.

As mentioned earlier, there were no matches this week. This could have easily been fixed by having two matches earlier in the night. It actually would have built up the animosity during the contact signing if done that way. They could have saved the big clashes such as Riott and Morgan by having had Logan face Riott earlier on. There is so much they could be doing, and they are missing it.

Let’s get into the Winners & Losers of the week:

WINNER: Asuka

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Asuka really carried this contact signing as a whole. There were other good parts, but she really shined as usual. The “bite me” line to Baszler was great and she adds that comical aspect to her heel persona. There is very little chance of anyone else winning this chamber match other than Baszler, but at least Asuka brings some excitement to it. After this, they really need to build up the tag team division.

This could be a reach, but Beth Phoenix will be at RAW next week to update everyone on Edge’s medical condition. If this could potential lead to Phoenix and Natalya challenging the Kabuki Warriors for the tag titles at WrestleMania, I am here for it.

WINNER: Liv Morgan

Liv was the other person who made this segment good. She is really hyping up her revenge on Ruby and it is fun to watch. Now if we can only get more invested in it as a whole. She is doing the best she can with what time they are allowing her to utilize. Her leap at Ruby was a highlight.

LOSER: Sarah Logan

It really feels like they just threw in Sarah into this Elimination Chamber match in order to have enough people. The story is there to have a complete break down between the former Riott Squad members, but they are only touching on it. Hopefully in the actual chamber match will show more of this. Until then, Sarah continues to be somewhat of an afterthought.

What were your thoughts on this week’s RAW? Who were your winners and losers? Leave your thoughts in the comment section below.

Elimination Chamber Match set for the RAW brand

WWE has just officially announced that it will be the women of RAW who will enter the unforgiven structure known as the Elimination Chamber. The winner of this match will go on to WrestleMania as Becky Lynch’s opponent for a chance at the RAW Women’s Championship. The match will include: Natalya, Liv Morgan, Shayna Baszler, … Read more