By Jason Powell, ProWrestling.net Editor (@prowrestlingnet)
WWE Crown Jewel Perth
Perth, Australia, at RAC Arena
Streamed live October 11, 2025, on ESPN Unlimited (Netflix internationally)
Michael Cole opened the show, and called the arrival of Bronson Reed, who was accompanied by Paul Heyman and Bron Breakker. Cole remarked that Seth Rollins was nowhere in sight. The arrivals of WWE Champion Cody Rhodes, Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer, AJ Styles, Asuka and Kairi Sane, and finally Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky were also shown… Ripley narrated the opening video called “Can You Hear It?”…
Cole listed the attendance as a sellout of 13,683. Wade Barrett joined Cole on commentary, and Alicia Taylor was the ring announcer…
Bronson Reed made his entrance with Paul Heyman. The home countryman Reed was cheered. The crowd sang Roman Reigns’ name in European style, and then he made his entrance and was heavily cheered. Pyro shot off for Reigns…
1. Roman Reigns vs. Bronson Reed (w/Paul Heyman) in an Australian Street Fight. Reigns mounted Reed in a corner of the ring and hit him with ten punches while the fans counted along. Reigns cleared Reed from the ring with a clothesline. Reed went to ringside and hit Reed with an uppercut that sent him over the barricade. Reigns grabbed a bottle from the hydration station and threw it at Reed.
Reigns hopped the barricade and fought with Reed while they walked through the crowd. Reigns found a trash can and hit Reed with it. Reigns found a cricket bat and then threw what Cole said was a rugby ball (Dot Net reader Cam wrote that it was actually an Aussie rules football) at Heyman, who dodged it. Reigns and Reed were back in the ring when Reigns used the cricket bat as a weapon, which sent Reed Back to the floor. Reigns went to ringside, where Reed ran into him and took offensive control briefly, but Reigns worked him over with a kendo stick.
Reigns grabbed the house mic. “Perth, if you want tables, acknowledge me.” An “OTC” chant followed. Reigns pulled a sponsored table out from underneath the ring. Reed hit Reigns from behind and then ran him into the ring steps. A “f— you, Bronson” chant broke out. Reed grabbed the table and slid it back underneath the ring for good heat. Reed grabbed a piece of the ring steps and battered Reigns with it twice before tossing him back inside the ring.
Reed pulled two chairs out from under the ring and slid them into the ring. Reed returned to the ring and hit Reigns with one of the chairs, which he wedged between the ropes in a corner of the ring. Reed picked up the other chair and continued to work over Reigns with it. Reed set up a chair in the ring. Reigns shot up and performed a Samoan Drop onto the chair. Reed came back with a uranage slam onto a stop sign in the middle of the ring, which led to a two count.
Reigns ran Reed into the chair wedged in the corner and hit him with a Superman Punch before covering him for a two count. Reigns went to the corner and let out the war cry, but Reed rolled out of the ring to avoid him. Reigns went to the floor and let out another war cry. Reigns started to run around the ring for a spear.
Bron Breakker hopped the barricade and speared Reigns. Cole said there was nothing the referee could do due to the rules of the match. Breakker hoisted up Reigns and handed him off to Reed, who powerbombed him through the broadcast table.
Jey Uso’s entrance music played, and then he and Jimmy ran out. Once at ringside, the Usos dropped Breakker with a double superkick. They entered the ring and worked over Reed with punches. Jey hit Reed with a corner splash, and then they put him down with a double superkick. Breakker returned to the ring and ate another double superkick.
The Usos hit simultaneous hip attacks on Reed and Breakker, and then hit the 1D on Breakker. The Usos went up top for a double Uso Splash, but Reed shoved Jimmy off the ropes. Breakker shot up, grabbed Jey from the ropes, pressed him over his head, and dropped him onto his knees.
Breakker went to the floor and ran around the ring before spearing Jimmy through the barricade and into the timekeeper’s area. Reed went up top, but Reigns caught him with a Superman Punch. Reigns followed up with another Superman Punch. Reigns let out the war cry. Reigns wanted to go after Reed, but he had to hit Breakker with a Superman Punch to knock him off the apron. Reed hoisted up Reigns, who fought his way free. Reed avoided a charging Jey, who accidentally speared Reigns through a sponsored table that was set up in the corner.
Jey was apologetic. Breakker returned to the ring and speared Jey. Breakker dragged Reigns to a corner of the ring, and then Reed hit Reigns with a Tsunami before covering him for a three count.
Bronson Reed defeated Roman Reigns in roughly 21:00 in a Australian Street Fight.
Heyman acted stunned while celebrating with Reed. Cole said Reed was just the second man to pin Reigns in a one-on-one match in years. Cole called it the biggest win in the career of the “Auszilla.” Cole narrated highlights of the finish while the heels made their exit.
Reigns and the Usos sat up in the ring. Reigns scolded the Usos for helping him, “The whole world thinks I can’t do shit on my own,” Reigns said. Reigns said he told them he had to do it on his own. “This only works one way,” he said. “This only works when we win,” Reigns said. Roman said he loves the Usos, but he didn’t want to see them until Christmas. Reigns slowly left the ring while the Usos could be heard saying they were trying to help. Jey was upset and said, “He always do him.” Jey told Jimmy that he was out and then left him behind in the ring. Jey told Jimmy from the floor that Reigns is always going to do him, and said he was out too. Jey headed to the back by himself…
Powell’s POV: It looks like it will be a sad Thanksgiving for The Bloodline. The match was a solid brawl. Reigns was protected by Breakker’s interference and Jey accidentally spearing him, but I love that Reed got the win. Reigns beating Reed again would have been just another win for Roman, but this gives Reed a nice boost and creates the need for an eventual rematch.
An ad played, and then a video package set up the Women’s Crown Jewel Championship match. Additional ads played… Cole thanked Green Day for the theme song “One Eyed Bastard”…
The gaudy women’s Crown Jewel championship belt was shown on a pedestal set up inside the ring. Stephanie Vaquer made her entrance. Cole recalled Liv Morgan beating Nia Jax to win the Crown Jewel Championship last year. Tiffany Stratton was all smiles and slapped hands with fans on her way to the ring…
2. WWE Women’s Champion Tiffany Stratton vs. Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer for the women’s Crown Jewel Championship. Alicia Taylor delivered in-ring introductions for the title match. Stratton was listed as being from Minneapolis rather than Prior Lake, Minnesota. The referee held up the Crown Jewel Championship over his head, and then it and the podium were cleared from the ring.
After an early exchange, Stratton offered a handshake. Vaquer threw a kick at Stratton, who caught her foot. Vaquer avoided Strattong’s handspring elbow. Stratton hit the move a couple of minutes later. Stratton performed a superplex into a backbreaker for a two count. Stratton went up top, but Vaquer hit her from behind to cut her off. Vaquer suplexed Stratton, who avoided the Devil’s Kiss.
Stratton went up top and attempted a Swanton, but Vaquer put her knees up. Vaquer played to the receptive crowd and then performed the Devil’s Kiss. Vaquer powered up Stratton and performed a different variation of the backbreaker before covering her for a two count. Stratton came back with a rolling senton and went for the Prettiest Moonsault Ever, but Vaquer avoided it. Vaquer came right back with a corkscrew splash from the top rope and got the three count.
Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer defeated WWE Women’s Champion Tiffany Stratton in 10:05 to win the women’s Crown Jewel Championship.
Paul Levesque joined Vaquer in the ring and hugged her before presenting the Crown Jewel ring and title belt to her. Cole said the ring has 175 diamonds. Levesque raised Vaquer’s hand, and they posed for the crowd. Levesque spoke to Vaquer, who appeared to be emotional.
Jackie Redmond entered the ring, and then Levesque made his exit. Redmond congratulated Vaquer and mentioned the fans saying she deserved her success, which led to “you deserve it” chants. Vaquer told the crowd they made history together. She said the title belt was beautiful, and it represents all the motivation, support, and love the fans have given her. She said she followed her dreams and the fans believed in her, and now she believes in them. Vaquer posed on the ropes while some pyro shot off on the stage…
Powell’s POV: The match was fun while it lasted, but it definitely could have used more time. The company will surely try to position this as an epic battle once they get to the rematch between these two someday, but it just didn’t play out that way. The crowd liked both women and didn’t seem to pick a favorite. Vaquer going over was the right call. Stratton had a long winning streak and can absorb the loss, but it feels like a loss would have derailed Vaquer’s momentum.
Backstage, Bron Breakker congratulated Bronson Reed for beating Reigns. Paul Heyman entered the room and was also congratulatory. Heyman mentioned the possibility of Seth Rollins motioning for the three of them to come out and help him. Heyman indicated that they shouldn’t help. Heyman said it’s a meritocracy and said they would find out whether Rollins or Cody Rhodes is better. Heyman stepped aside. Breakker asked Reed what would happen if Cody won. Heyman returned and said he thinks they know what would happen…
A video package set up the John Cena vs. AJ Styles match… After some ads, Cole read a spot for Western Australian tourism…
AJ Styles made the first entrance. Cole recalled Styles stating at the kickoff event that 2026 would be the last of his career. John Cena made his entrance to a big reaction and showed off his towel. “Let’s go to work, last one overseas, man,” Cena said before running to the ring.
Alicia Taylor gave Cena a standard entrance rather than the over-the-top speech the ring announcers had been giving him. Cole noted that this was just one of five dates remaining in Cena’s career. Unfortunately, he pointed at Taylor, who then delivered the silly introduction that still lists him as “the last real champion.” Cena handed Taylor a note. A “thank you, Cena” chant broke out. Taylor read the note. “The definition of Total Nonstop Action. The ace and the undisputed boss of the Bullet Club. It is our honor as fans and my honor as an opponent to see if he can beat up John Cena one final time. He is the face that runs the place, The Phenomenal AJ Styles”…
3. John Cena vs. AJ Styles. The crowd chanted “holy shit” and then cheered once the bell rang to start the match. Cole said the fans demanded that this match happen. There were dueling chants for both men, followed by a “this is awesome” chant. Cena set up for a Five Knuckle Shuffle, but Styles cut it off with a kick. Cena came right back with a slam and then performed the Five Knuckle Shuffle. Cena followed up with an Attitude Adjustment for a near fall around 6:30.
Styles performed a ushigoroshi, and then came up selling his knee. Cole called the move by its name and credited “my buddy Mauro” for teaching him how to pronounce it. Cena paid homage to the Miz with a Skull Crushing Finale for a near fall. Styles hit a Torture Rack Bomb for a near fall of his own. Styles hit a Scorpion Death Drop for another near fall. Cole acknowledged that it was an homage to “another one of AJ Styles’ great opponents,” but he didn’t mention Sting by name.
Cena caught Styles in the STFU. Styles escaped and put Cena in a crossface. Cena put Styles in the Accolade. Styles escaped and put Cena in what Cole assumed was a Coquina Clutch. Styles went for a Calf Crusher, but Cena countered into the Walls of Jericho, which Cole called by its name while a “Y2J” chant broke out. Styles countered into a Calf Crusher. Another “this is awesome” chant broke out.
Cena escaped the hold and went for the STFU, which he gave up when Styles neared the ropes. Styles caught Cena with a kick and hit him with a Styles Clash for a near fall. A “fight forever” chant followed. Styles went for a Phenomenal Forearm, but Cena caught him, kissed him, and hit Sister Abigail for a good near fall. The crowd loved the Bray Wyatt tribute. “Bray Wyatt, we miss you, pal,” Barrett said. The fans broke out the fireflies to continue the tribute. Cena admired it from the ring for a moment. The fans chanted, “Thank you, Wyatt,” briefly.
Styles hit Angel’s Wings for a near fall. Both men traded punches. Cena dumped Styles face-first in the ring. Cena set up for a Pedigree, but Styles countered with a Deadeye (or a Vertebreaker). Styles came back and hit a Draping DDT. Cena struck the Viper’s Pose and then hit Styles with an RKO for another near fall. Barrett said he didn’t want the match to ever end. Cena went for a punt kick, but Styles avoided it and hit him with an AA of his own for a near fall. Another “fight forever” chant broke out. Cole said he had goosebumps.
Styles started to do the “You Can’t See Me” bit to Cena, who reached up and grabbed him by the throat. Cena chokeslammed Styles for a near fall. “The Phenom almost took out the Phenomenal One,” Cole said. Cena tripped Styles and had him against the ropes. The crowd came to life for the 619, but Styles cut him off with a clothesline. Cole spoke about Juan Cena. Styles performed a springboard 450 splash. Styles overshot the move a bit, and Cena clutched at his left knee.
Styles tuned up the band in the opposite corner and then hit Sweet Chin Music for another near fall. Styles removed his elbow pad and hit the Phenomenal Forearm for another near fall. Cena hit an AA out of nowhere for a near fall. Another “this is awesome” chant followed. Cena sat Styles on the top turnbuckle and then went to the middle rope. Cena tried to get Styles on his shoulders, but Styles fought him off. Styles dove at Cena, who rolled through and then hit Styles with a Tombstone piledriver. Cena hoisted up Styles and hit an AA. Cena made the cover, and Cole said, “Rest in peace” to the beat of the referee’s three count.
John Cena defeated AJ Styles in 27:10.
Cole said this is why we love professional wrestling. He called the match one for the ages. Barrett said he wished every match were like the one we just saw. He said it was an “ode to professional wrestling” match. Cena offered his hand to Styles, who accepted, and then Cena pulled him up, and they hugged. Cena raised the arm of Styles, who returned the favor. Styles hugged Cena before making his exit. Cena motioned to Styles while Cole reminded viewers that Styles will retire next year, and that Cena has only four dates remaining. Cena went to ringside and kissed his wife, Shea. Cena got halfway up the entrance aisle and played to the crowd before holding up four fingers for the number of dates he has left. Cena headed to the back…
Powell’s POV: This was a blast. The broadcast team laid it on really thick afterward, but the live crowd loved it, and both wrestlers did a really nice job performing the various homage moves. I wouldn’t want to see this many in-ring tributes in most matches, but it definitely worked for these two given the circumstances. They didn’t play it up, but this was Cena’s 100th win on a premium live event.
Cody Rhodes was shown sitting inside his dressing room. A “career numbers” graphic listed the number of years in WWE, total titles, world titles, and WrestleMania main events for Cody and Seth Rollins…
The broadcast team was shown. Cole stood up, and then Barrett joined him in applauding the Cena vs. Styles match. Cole set up a video package that recapped the issues between The Kabuki Warriors and the team of Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky… A Western Australian tourism video aired, and then Cole read his plug…
The Kabuki Warriors made their entrance. Cole said the way Asuka treats Kairi Sane is toxic. Barrett said Asuka has a domineering personality, while Sane is more of a wallflower. Iyo Sky and Rhea Ripley made separate entrances. Ripley showed off the Australian flag that was on the back of the jacket she wore to the ring. Barrett said Ripley is the biggest wrestling star the country has ever produced…
4. Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky vs. “The Kabuki Warriors” Asuka and Kairi Sane. Asuka and Sane jumped Ripey and Sky the moment the bell rang. Barrett said Ripley and Sky were still trying to figure out who would start the match for their team. Asuka slammed Ripley’s head into the ring post. Asuka and Sky ended up alone in the ring. An “Iyo” chant broke out. Asuka offered a handshake. Sky threw a kick, and then Asuka pulled her hand back. Sky hit a basement dropkick.
A short time later, Sky hit Asuka with a suicide dive. Sky had to fight off Sane, and then Asuka ran Sky into the ring post. The heels isolated Sky. Asuka taunted Ripley while working over Sky, who ducked a kick. Sky crawled toward her corner, but Sane tagged in and cut her off. Asuka tagged in and resumed taunting Ripley. Sky fought both heels until they both caught her with spinning back fists.
Asuka hung up Sky in the ropes, and then Sane hit her with a top rope double stomp that led to a near fall. Asuka threw kicks to the chest of a kneeling Sky, who fired up and blocked one. Asuka slapped Sky, who fired up. Asuka slapped her several times and kicked her. Sky lifted up Asuka and dropped her face-first on the mat and then made the hot tag.
Ripley drilled Sane with a kick to the head. Ripley hoisted up Sane for a Razor’s Edge, but she slipped away and hit a back fist. Asuka tagged in and performed a shining wizard and then covered Ripley for a two count. A short time later, Ripley hit Sane with a Razor’s Edge, and then Sky followed up with a missile dropkick that led to a two count. Sane put Sky down with an Alabama Slam and then knocked Ripley off the apron.
Sky went to the ropes, but Sane shot up and pulled her off with an arm drag. Sky went up top for her finisher, but Asuka distracted her, allowing Sane to hit her from behind. Asuka taunted Ripley at ringside, and then Sane kicked Ripley through the ropes. Sane ran Ripley into the ring steps. Sane hit Asuka and Sane with an Asai moonsault. Sky rolled Sane back in the ring while the fans sang Sky’s name. Sky hit Sane with the Bullet Train knees. Sky went up top and hit Over the Moonsault and had the pin, but Asuka broke it up.
Ripley dropped Asuka with a kick. Ripley tagged in and powered up Sane on her shoulders while Sky went to the ropes. Asuka tripped Asuka, and then Sane rolled up Ripley for a two count. Ripley headbutted Sky and went for her finisher, but Sane slipped away and tagged out. Asuka threw another spinning back fist and then kicked Ripley. Asuka held Ripley while Sane hit her with an Insane Elbow. Asuka went for the pin, but Sky broke it up.
Sky hit Asuka with a missile dropkick, and all four women stayed down for a moment. Asuka and Ripley got up and traded punches. Asuka used a backslide to get a two count. Ripley put Asuka on her shoulders and dropped her face-first onto the top turnbuckle. Ripley pulled Asuka onto the ropes while she sat on the top rope. Ripley set up for her a Riptide, but Sane tagged in.
Ripley knocked Sane off the apron with a big boot. Ripley got Sane back inside the ring and hit her with a Riptide. Ripley tagged Sky, who performed Over the Moonsault and got the three count. Cole said blind faith in your leaders will get you killed, and Sane was destroyed…
Iyo Sky and Rhea Ripley defeated “The Kabuki Warriors” Asuka and Kairi Sane in 19:55.
Powell’s POV: I’m not a fan of the babyfaces winning this early in the feud, though I’m also not surprised, especially with the match being held in Ripley’s home country. But they should be fine if they do something to give the heels their heat back. If nothing else, it should be fun to see what Asuka does to punish Sane for taking the loss. The match was enjoyable with quality work from all four wrestlers.
Cole hyped Monday morning’s Raw starting at 7CT/8ET with Dominik Mysterio vs. Penta for the Intercontinental Championship, and Bayley and Lyra Valkyria vs. Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez…
The belt handlers were shown polishing the belt. The white-glove-wearing men put the belt in its case and then started to move it… A video package set up the men’s Crown Jewel Championship match, and then ads aired…
The Crown Jewel Championship was resting on a podium in the middle of the ring. Seth Rollins made his entrance and was not accompanied by Paul Heyman. Cole said the weight of the world was on the shoulders of Rollins. Cole recalled Heyman telling Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed that Rollins needed to do this alone. Cody Rhodes made his entrance…
5. World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins vs. WWE Champion Cody Rhodes for the men’s Crown Jewel Championship. Alicia Taylor delivered in-ring introductions. Seth took his time removing his jacket and the watch that Cody gave him. Barrett noted that Rollins had some yellow polka dots on his gear in a Dusty Rhodes callback. A “Seth’s a wanker” chant broke out before Rollins rolled to the floor. Barrett said Cody was getting into the head of Rollins, who acted agitated at ringside. The fans sang Cody’s name.
Rollins got worked up and went behind the broadcast table. Cole told him to relax. Rollins shoved Cole a couple of times. Cody hit Rollins and then made sure Cole was okay. Rollins attacked Cody and ended up draping him over the barricade. Rollins knocked over the hydration station bottles before hitting Cody with a double stomp from the barricade. Rollins got Cody back inside the ring, where he covered him for two.
Rollins caught Cody going for a Disaster Kick and put him down with a powerbomb for an early near fall. Rollins bickered with the referee. Rollins wrenched Cody’s right elbow over his shoulder twice. Cody showed signs of life until Rollins cut him off with a dragon screw leg whip. Rollins mimicked Dusty while setting up for a Bionic Elbow. Cody cut him off, but Rollins got him in a Figure Four. The referee counted to two while Cody’s shoulders were on the mat. Cody eventually reversed the Figure Four until Rollins reached the bottom rope to break it.
Cody came back and hit a Vertebreaker. Barrett shouted out Shane Helms. Cody powerslammed Rollins and then dropped him with a Disaster Kick. Cody threw punches and hit the Bionic Elbow, which sent Rollins to the floor. Cody hit him with a suicide dive. Back in the ring, Cody hit a Cody Cutter for a near fall. Cody set up for his finisher, but Rollins slipped away and rolled him up for a two count. Rollins hit a Pedigree for another two count (the fans had yet to react as if they were bought into one of the near falls).
Cody caught Rollins and set him up for CrossRhodes, but Rollins reversed it and hit Cody with his own move for another near fall. Cody went for a top rope Cody Cutter that Rollins avoided. Rollins hit him with a Pedigree and a Stomp and covered him for a near fall that the crowd counted along with. A “this is awesome” chant followed.
Rollins went to ringside and grabbed the watch. Rollins put the watch over his fist, but then set it down in a corner of the ring. Cody hit Rollins with a Cody Cutter and CrossRhodes for a near fall. Moments later, Rollins caught Cody in a tree of woe. Rollins went to the opposite corner and performed a coast-to-coast headbutt, which led to a near fall. Rollins hit a top rope Spanish Fly and followed up with a uranage slam for another near fall.
Rollins sold his left arm. He went to the middle rope, but Cody shot up and punched him. Cody joined Rollins on the top rope and hit an avalanche CrossRhodes for a near fall. The fans sang Cody’s name. Rollins grabbed the match. Cody kicked Rollins, who collided with the referee. REF BUMP!!! Cody set up for CrossRhodes, but Rollins hit him with the watch. Rollins followed up with a Stomp. Rollins went to the middle rope and waited for Cody to stand up, and then hit him with another Stomp before covering him for a three count.
World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins defeated WWE Champion Cody Rhodes in 29:40 to win the men’s Crown Jewel Championship.
Rollins smirked as he was down on the mat while Alicia Taylor named him the winner. Paul Levesque entered the ring and presented Rollins with the title belt and ring. “Like a glove,” Rollins yelled when Levesque put the ring on his finger. Rollins went to the ropes and held the World Heavyweight Championship while wearing the Crown Jewel Championship.
Cathy Kelley entered the ring to interview Rollins, but he took the mic away from her and said he didn’t need her questions. Rollins assumed she was going to ask how it felt to get that monkey off his back. Rollins said it felt better than any of the fans could ever imagine. Rollins said some dream the impossible dream and have the fortitude to make it happen. Rollins delivered his usual “visionary” line and held up the mic while the fans finished out the rest of his catchphrase. Rollins went to the ropes, and pyro shot off on the stage behind him. Stephanie Vaquer entered the ring with her title belt and posed with Rollins to close the show…
Powell’s POV: A good main event, but much like the overall show, I wouldn’t put it in the great category. Rollins and Cody encountered the issue that I’ve had during some AEW pay-per-views. There were so many near falls throughout the show that I was numb to most of the ones they did during the main event. The live crowd may have felt the same way, as they didn’t buy into any near falls before the 15:00 mark. Rollins going over was a must, given the story they told.
Overall, this was an enjoyable show and an upgrade over the Wrestlepalooza event. I will be back with my same-day audio review of Crown Jewel, which will be available exclusively for Dot Net Members (including our Patreon patrons). Let me know what you thought of the show by grading it below, and enjoy the rest of your weekend.
It was actually an Aussie rules football!!
Thank you, Cam, I came in here to point that out. A red one (for day games) and a yellow one (for night games). Good to hear Barrett reference Ricky Ponting (former Australia Test cricket captain for American readers).
I will not watch WWWE anymore. Rollins can take his vision and shove it where the sun don’t shine.cannot stand him or the others
“Someone’s in trouble!” Aussie fans telling like it is like we always do! OI OI OI!
The best thing about the women’s match is that they didn’t go too long. Wrestling fans don’t want to sit through 20-30 minutes every single time. That’s reserved for the dirt sheet tards and the AEW fan.
Your behavior is abnormal. You have wasted six years of your life obsessing over a pro wrestling company you hate while reading a website you accuse of being biased because the staff doesn’t share your angry tribal views. You should stop following AEW and reading this website. Use the extra time to seek the mental help that you desperately need. Have a lovely day.
LOL, its a gimmick for the site. He isnt going to stop, because he gets plenty of responses for his antics.
He turns people off with his dime store Jim Cornette routine.
Yeah, most people just ignored his ass. The ones that continue to respond to him are the ones feeding him though. If you left him alone in the corner, he would probably just stop with the insane trollings. Its been like 6 years running he has done this trick.
What is your issue with women, dude?
All you ever do is complain about their athleticism and wish for the days of bras and panties matches
BTW, when is the last time YOU ran the ropes?
It was a good match BECAUSE they kept it short and didn’t ask them to do more than they’re capable of (especially Tiffy).
I’m going to say this now, Jason, before the match even finishes. This (Cena/Styles) is a blast! Seriously! The sort of fun this business is all about!
Goofy as hell, but in the perfect way. Retirement tour not going well, break glass for emergency and get AJ Styles to help you save it
That was a lot of fun. Neither guy needs to be putting on some mat classic at this point in their career and they had the live crowd eating out of the palms of their hands.
So you can comment like a normal human being, keep going along like this without all the insane ramblings about AEW and the pathetic nicknames for wrestlers you don’t like and this section will be a much nicer place to be for you and everyone else.
Really? I thought that match was abysmal. It was just two guys taking it in turns to do other people’s finishes, then kicking out of them. I can see that the crowd popped, but it did nothing at all for me.
Each to their own I guess!
I called it! Jason said it was a blast! And it was!
Nothing quite like following up that crowd pleasing Cena vs Styles match with the goofy acting of Iyo Sky.
The crowd is dead for these shitty Japanese women’s “wrestlers.”
And abnormal service resumes. Seriously please follow Jason’s advice and get the help you so clearly need. Your behaviour is not normal
You are clearly not watching the event because the crowd is enjoying this. I echo John and Jason – get help. The door is that way.
I’m actually in complete agreement with this. Who did Rhea piss off to get stuck in this S-show?
Good, not great, show.
Cena vs Styles was the best thing on the show by a mile.
Vaquer vs Stratton is probably second best because they got to the point and told a good story without overstaying their welcome.
Speaking of “overstaying their welcome”, NO-ONE cares about your incel rants let alone your meaningless thumbs-ups. Hit the bricks already, pal.
Eat your mom’s dick, fuckwit.
An old man troll who writes tard and fuckwit. Derp! Grow up or go away.
I would prefer that he go away.
Wow! Look who is here praising a show where there was a match booked with insane outside interference (typical for every Bloodline match for years), a short women’s match, a match where wrestlers kicked out of finisher after finisher, and a main event where a watch to the cheek took out THE babyface of the company. If the letters “AEW” were put in front of this PPV, he’s have lost his shit….ESPECIALLY if two AEW wrestlers had the EXACT same match as Cena and Styles. Laugh at this basement dwell. Just laugh at him.
“They didn’t play it up, but this was Cena’s 100th win on a premium live event.” Cole mentioned it before the match. But yeah, it was a brief mention. I’m betting it got lost in the goofy fun of that match. It was a blast