Random Wrestling Thoughts That Float Through My Mind...

[Y 2 Jake]

Jon Moxley/Dean Ambrose doesn't like hokey shit. Which asks the question - why is he so hokey?

[Spidey]

"The triple threat tag match will be a spotfest!" "Cody is obviously winning now!"

Part of the fun anymore is watching fans be wrong.

[Fallout]

Honestly, I was pretty confident Jericho was going to win that even with that development; it's way too early for Jericho to drop the belt right now. They'll find some bullshit excuse to weasel themselves around it eventually, it's just to keep Cody out of the main title picture for a while, and maybe build up Page for a rematch. Maybe even Moxley.

If MJF is in the Inner Circle now, I hope that's it for the members of the stable, unless it's a really big name coming to AEW. You don't want it to end up like the NWO.

[Yer Maw]

"The triple threat tag match will be a spotfest!" "Cody is obviously winning now!"

Part of the fun anymore is watching fans be wrong.

You're saying that wasn't a spot fest?? Come on, bro.

[Spidey]

You're saying that wasn't a spot fest?? Come on, bro.

It wasn't. Not compared to the usual tag team fare.

And even if you could argue it, it wasn't massive either.

[smarkmouth]

It wasn't. Not compared to the usual tag team fare.

And even if you could argue it, it wasn't massive either.

Agreed. I'd even argue that there was a lot more psychology in this one than your standard triple threat tag team match. My biggest gripe with those match types is, well, why the hell are you tagging the other team in? That criticism was almost absent in this match. It made sense when someone tagged their own team out.

Again, it's a low bar to rank a triple threat tag team match, but I thought this was quite good.

[Alex]

What I love about NWA Power is there's no fat. Straight to the point. A solid 40/50 minutes of engaging content

[Slyfox696]

What I love about NWA Power is there's no fat. Straight to the point. A solid 40/50 minutes of engaging content

I like the more old school feel of the show. The problem is they are doing it with some pretty green workers and so some of the segments, especially interview segments, come off pretty weak.

[Alex]

I like the more old school feel of the show. The problem is they are doing it with some pretty green workers and so some of the segments, especially interview segments, come off pretty weak.

I actually like the interviews. Somebody said something during an Eli Drake segment and he was able to work it into his promo which I dig. The green people I get but they're used as jobbers mainly which I think is a good use for them. They'll get better eventually

[Slyfox696]

I actually like the interviews. Somebody said something during an Eli Drake segment and he was able to work it into his promo which I dig. The green people I get but they're used as jobbers mainly which I think is a good use for them. They'll get better eventually

The problem isn't so much with the content of the interviews, but rather with the delivery. These guys are trying to act and it is painfully obvious. The best promos make a person believe they are simply what the worker actually thinks, not something they rehearsed and are now acting out.