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Following Super Show-Down, which took place last Saturday in Australia, there is much to look forward to in the near future. Two pay-per-view events are scheduled to take place: the all-female Evolution event on October 28, followed closely by Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia on Nov. 2. Both teams went into gear on Tuesday night at SmackDown Live. , highlighted by a historic match announcement for Evolution and the addition of two new members to the WWE World Cup field. We also had our first glimpse of a WWE Championship program that everyone is looking forward to.
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Bryan-Styles starts, Miz lasts
Miz began Tuesday night the planned "Miz TV" segment by informing everyone that CEO Paige had warned him to be professional throughout the show. WWE Champion AJ Styles was announced first, followed by Crown Jewel title challenger Daniel Bryan. Styles and Bryan immediately shook hands in the middle of the ring and Miz was absolutely disgusted. He added that no one wanted to see any signs of mutual respect when the biggest prize was in play. Bryan guided Miz asking if they wanted to talk about his match at Super Show-Down …, because that would not take a lot of time.
Styles was questioned about the caliber of his opponent, Bryan, and although the rivalry with Joe was constantly spread outside the ring and becoming personal, the match with Bryan will remain between the ropes inside. from the house that he built. Miz tried to turn that into Styles by proclaiming that he was better than Bryan, but Bryan had none of it. Recalling the quick result at the Super Show-Down, Bryan called Miz Man a "2 minute". Styles told Bryan that with all due respect, since his return, he has not faced anyone in a phenomenal way as he pointed to Miz. Bryan then became serious and stated that his dream since his return was to reclaim the WWE title, and Styles has risen from his chair to proclaim that he would not dismiss anyone, not even Bryan. Styles seemed to think that he was going to become more serious when he was getting closer and told Bryan that he had a question to ask him, but this question for Bryan was simply referring to the pleasure of hitting Miz in the face. .
Miz cracked as he stood on the apron. He said that he had tried to be professional for the segment, but that he could not do anymore. He called Bryan's victory over him at Super Show-Down a stroke of luck, pointing out that his shoulder was up. He asked Paige for revenge but did not deserve it because Bryan is a charity case. Miz then turned his attention to Styles, telling the champion that he was the title holder for almost a year and that the title had never been so irrelevant. If he wants to know why the WWE Championship does not pay off the map, he just has to look in the mirror. No matter who goes out with the title to Crown Jewel, Miz said that he had next. Styles was later informed that he would face the man who had defeated Bryan last week: Shelton Benjamin.
AJ Styles def. Shelton Benjamin via pinfall: Styles, commented by Bryan and Miz, won the win after the phenomenal forearm. Bryan stood up and applauded for his opponent while looking from the announcer's desk.
Simply observing that Bryan and Styles were in the middle of the ring face to face with the WWE championship on the photo was enough to give any legitimate wrestling fan legitimate goose bumps. When Bryan's return was announced, he was returning to his old independent rivalry with Styles on everyone's wish list and the time has come. That said, it's also good to keep Miz in this mix. His work over the past year has earned him the right to sit at the top of the blue mark mountain and you already have the feeling that by then everything is said and done, neither Bryan ni Styles will only be in possession of this title. . Grade: B +
The Lynch-Flair rivalry reaches a violent level
SmackDown debuted Tuesday night with champion Becky Lynch and challenger Charlotte Flair already preparing for their respective turns in the ring. The official presentations followed, and we ran in this women's league match at SmackDown, with the stipulation that if Lynch were to be disqualified, she would lose the title.
SmackDown Women's Championship – Becky Lynch against Charlotte Flair ends with a double count: This three-part match took almost the first half-hour of this week's episode, and in the end, the fights of these two women continued continuously outside, catching up with them as they were all two counted. Because Flair did not get pinned clean and Lynch was not disqualified, the title remains with "Irish Lass Kicker". Then, they fought all along the ramp, and that's when the rivalry took a turn even more violent. Flair played Lynch through the video board at the top of the stage. The officials immediately came to check on the two women when the show started shooting. Later in the series, Paige announced that because of the heat of this quarrel, Lynch and Flair would meet at Evolution in the very first match of Last Woman Standing.
The hypothesis that has always presided was that this rivalry would be on the map of evolution, which was confirmed by all that happened Tuesday as these two men will mark the history of the women's division with the stipulation of The last woman standing. Regarding this particular match Tuesday … well, let 's just say that it was not the best effort that these two provided one with the other. The brutal end added a little more to the personal vendetta here, but the match itself had more erroneous and overlooked stains than you can count. Just a night's rest for Lynch and Flair in the ring. Grade: C-
What happened to SmackDown?
- Jeff Hardy def. Samoa Joe via the stop of the referee (World Cup qualifying match): They played the knee injury that Joe suffered at the hands of Styles on Saturday during the Super Show-Down, and that Hardy worked as much as possible. Finally, Joe could not stay up and the referee rang. Hardy enters the field of the WWE World Cup, which already includes John Cena and Kurt Angle.
- The trick of Aiden English is up: English said that after the tease of the video last week, he had received six-figure offers. He was here Tuesday night, however, to show us all the director's cut. Last week's feature film showed Lana, who spoke English, that she wanted him to know how much he meant to Rusev in the way he sang his praises. English leaned over to make a gesture on Lana, but the video stopped. He called Rusev in the ring and told him to drop Lana and reform Rusev Day or release the rest of the sequence. Lana came out, however, and said that she would show what was happening herself (she hacked into English because her password was, apparently, "I heart Rusev"). There was only Lana who was blocking in advance, and after an excavation of the English, Rusev rushed to the ring to get his hands on the English, which ended up being s & rsquo; # 39; escape.
- Randy Orton def. Big Show via pinfall (World Cup Qualifying Match): Orton is the fourth participant in the WWE World Cup, having established his link with the RKO, after being returned to the Big Show.
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