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  1. BONUS EVENT #1 Top Rank Boxing on ESPN: Berinchyk vs. Davis (02/14/2025) - New York, New York (Theater at Madison Square Garden) WBO Lightweight Championship: Denis Berinchyk vs. Keyshawn Davis - Berinchyk, DEC Xander Zayas vs. Slawa Spomer - Zayas, DEC Vito Mielnicki Jr. vs. Connor Coyle - Mielnicki Jr., TKO, R5 Jared Anderson vs. Marios Kollias - Anderson, DEC Rohan Polanco vs. Jean Carlos Torres - Polanco, DEC Abdullah Mason vs. Manuel Jaimes Mason, DEC Nico Ali Walsh vs. Juan Carlos Guerra -Walsh, TKO, R3 Keon Davis vs. Ira Johnson - Davis, DEC Juan Manuel Lopez Jr. vs. Bryan Santiago - Lopez Jr., DEC BONUS EVENT #1 Golden Boy Boxing on DAZN: Catterall vs. Barboza Jr.(02/15/2025) - Manchester, England, United Kingdom (Co-OP LIVE Arena) Interim WBO Super Lightweight Championship: Jack Catterall vs. Arnold Barboza Jr. - Catterall, DEC Reece Bellotti vs. Michael Gomez Jr. - Bellotti, DEC Pat McCormack vs. Robbie Davies Jr. - McCormack, DEC Zelfa Barrett vs. Jazza Dickens - Barrett, DEC William Crolla vs. Ayoub Zakari - Crolla, TKO, R4 Conner Tudsbury vs. Sadaam Da Silva - Tudsbury, DEC Aqib Fiaz vs. Lydon Chircop - Fiaz, DEC Alfie Middlemiss vs. Caine Singh - Middlemiss, DEC EVENT #6 UFC Fight Night: Cannonier vs. Rodrigues (02/15/2025) - Las Vegas, NV (UFC Apex) Jared Cannonier vs. Gregory Rodrigues - Rodriguez, TKO, R3 Calvin Kattar vs. Youssef Zalal - Zalal, DEC Edmen Shahbazyan vs. Dylan Budka - Shahbazyan, TKO, R1 Ismael Bonfim vs. Nazim Sadykhov - Sadykhov, DEC Rodolfo Vieira vs. Andre Petroski - Vieira, SUB, R2 Jose Delgado vs. Connor Matthews - Delgado, TKO, R2 Angela Hill vs. Ketlen Souza - Souza, DEC Jared Gordon vs. Mashrabjon Ruziboev - Gordon, DEC Rafael Estevam vs. Jesus Aguilar - Estevam, DEC Gabriel Bonfim vs. Kalinn Williams - Bonfim, DEC Vince Morales vs. Elijah Smith - Morales, DEC Valter Walker vs. Don'Tale Mayes - Walker, DEC Julia Avila vs. Jacqueline Cavalcanti - Cavalcanti, DEC
  2. Hendry/Something made for a good solid opener for the title. thought Cora/Xia was real good and a highlight of the show. Also enjoyed the quick Masha/Savannah title match. Farewell to Josh Alexander. A nice final main event for him to go out on. TNA Unbreakable returns as a live TNA+ Special during WrestleMania week.
  3. It's ROH from the Jericho Cruise! Awesome unique atmosphere venue. Good use of the footage this year to make a little episode out of it. Fun matches all around from Jay Lethal/Mason Madden, Takeshita/Tommy Billington, Outrunners over GYV, Ricochet over Serpentico and Harley Cameron getting the big win over Billie Starkz. Love the setup for a Serena Deeb/Queen Aminata pure rules match. Great main event of Komander retaining the TV title over Nick Wayne. ROH will be taping while they're in Australia for Grand Slam, which is advertised as AEW/ROH Global Wars Australia. Currently announced is Athena defending against Alex Windsor, Dustin/Sammy defend against mXm collection, Lee Moriarty defending the Pure against Robbie Eagles, and the Learning Tree vs. Bandido & the Outrunners.
  4. I had hoped the Netflix Era would actually bring more unpredictability/freedom to the format, but this trend of a strict limit of 4 matches per RAW and making sure the show ends at 2 and a half hours has been coming off a little forced and kinda lame. The show flows well, no commercials nice, and the matches are usually pretty good but I'm missing the original 3 hour variety show style with stuff more mixed up week to week.
  5. Harley mentioned in an interview last month that they are no longer together.
  6. Real good show with a nice amount/mixture of longer matches, shorter squashes, solid segments, and Grand Slam build. thought the trios title match was a lot of fun and wouldn't have minded a title change there. Hangman chasing Caster from last week was hilarious leading up to tonight's catch and squash. Standout performance from Penelope Ford, looked great and made the most out of everything despite a match she had no chance in. Would still like to see her break out some time. Enjoyed the main event, I dig the Gunns as babyfaces, they looked good for their first match back in 4-5 months. Some of the excellent build to Grand Slam still makes me wish it could've been an aired live event.
  7. Heather had a couple matches on Dark and a one-off Dynamite match against Shida during that time, but agreed would definitely have liked to seen her more then or now with ROH.
  8. EVENT #3 Invicta FC 60: Rubin vs. Cantuária (02/07/2025) - Atlanta, GA (Center Stage) Olga Rubin vs. Mayra Cantuária - Rubin, DEC Shanna Young vs. Katharina Lehner - Young, TKO, R2 Victoria Leonardo vs. Rayla Nascimento - Leonardo, DEC Liana Pirosin vs. Shino VanHoose - VanHoose, DEC Giulliany Perêa vs. Jessica Hope Holmes - Perea, DEC Joy Pendell vs. Julia Dorny - Pendell, TKO, R2 Amber Medina vs. Anna Somers - Medina, DEC EVENT #4 LFA 201: Conceição vs. Silva (02/07/2025) - Cajamar, São Paulo, Brazil (Ginásio do Povilho) Rose Conceição vs. Lany Silva - Conceicao, DEC Marcos Degli vs. Lincon Santos - Degli, TKO, R1 José Delano vs. Abu Muslim Alikhanov - Alikhanov, DEC Paulo Henrique vs. Vladimir Kanunnikov - Kanunnikov, SUB, R1 André Vieira vs. Vladimir Dayneko - Dayneko, TKO, R2 Rafael Pereira vs. Janderson Barreto - Barreto, DEC Mackson Lee vs. Filipe Zacaron - Lee, SUB, R2 Cássio Junior vs. Kauê Vaz - Junior, DEC Gustavo Henrique vs. Pedro Dantas - Dantas, TKO, R3 Natalia Alves vs. Nawira Ferreira - Alves, DEC EVENT #5 UFC 312: Du Plessis vs. Strickland II (02/08/2025) - Sydney, Australia (Qudos Bank Arena) Dricus du Plessis vs. Sean Strickland - du Plessis, TKO, R4 Weili Zhang vs. Tatiana Suarez - Suarez, SUB, R5 Tallison Teixeira vs. Justin Tafa - Teixeira, TKO, R1 Jimmy Crute vs. Rodolfo Bellato - Bellato, TKO, R2 Jake Matthews vs. Francisco Prado - Matthews, DEC Jack Jenkins vs. Gabriel Santos - Jenkins, TKO, R3 Tom Nolan vs. Viacheslav Borshchev - Nolan, DEC Cong Wang vs. Bruna Brasil - Brasil, DEC Aleksandre Topuria vs. Colby Thicknesse - Thicknesse, TKO, R1 Kody Steele vs. Rong Zhu - Steele, TKO, R2 Kevin Jousset vs. Jonathan Micallef - Jousset, DEC Quillan Salkilld vs. Anshul Jubli - Salkilld, DEC
  9. Pretty good show. Love seeing Jazz get a surprise appearance in the battle royal. Cora Jade was amusing on commentary. Trios match was fun, hot crowd for the exciting finishing stretch. Really good main event until the silly finish with Ryan randomly going for a chair, some great spots throughout. Liked Nic's killer superkicks on both and the double Danger Zones.
  10. Catching up on things, I liked that this was finally the most unpredictable Rumble win in ages. Thought overall was much better than last year's. Always wish there was more than the standard limit of 3 real surprises and some nxt people but did love the surprises we got in the women's Rumble. Marked out for the huge pop for Alexa's return, great to see, maybe my all time favorite in WWE women in her time. Also hoped Nikki Bella wasn't a one off. Always been a Charlotte fan so didn't mind her winning. Surprised there was no TNA talent here. the generic unrecognizable entrance themes killing any chance of a pop has been an issue for the past few years now. I did like the music choices in the Papa Roach Owens/Cody video and the one used for the post-show highlights package, some of the better music uses here in recent memory. Shocked by Jey's win, mostly because they just ran Jey/Gunther the week before and going in to that, I thought Jey had a bit of chance but felt like it turned out kind of a 10 minute nothing match, but I guess it plays in to the story of Gunther saying he was done with Jey after being 3-0 against him. Loved the Joe Hendry entrance, though it felt like a bit of a waste to just have him tossed in a couple minutes like nothing. Similarly in the tossed like nothing category, Andrade as has been mentioned and Nakamura was such an afterthought I forgot he is US Champ. With Zelina getting transferred away from LWO, put Andrade back with her. Popped for my one correct prediction being Rey & Penta as 1 & 2.
  11. A series of competitive squashes from Blake Christian, Griff Garrison/Preston Vance, Lee Johnson, and then Athena smashes Carolina Cruz. Sammy Guevara vs. Mansoor was pretty good. Great to see Robyn Renegade back after missing the past few months, fun match with Red Velvet for the women's TV title. Solid 4 way tag main event sees the Outrunners over Premier Athletes, Grizzled Young Vets, & Dark Order. No weekly throwback this week, another pretty quick episode. Next week ROH will air matches from the Jericho Cruise!
  12. Men's: Punk eliminating Logan Final 4: Punk, Logan, Cena, Drew -the Bloodline gang up on Roman to eliminate him like the Wyatt Family did Brock in 2016, -something stupid like zayn ""accidentally"" eliminates Seth Freakin' -Logan eliminates Cena for max heat and will be treated like Batista eliminating Shawn in 2010, shock & sadness as Cena will react like he no longer has a road to WrestleMania until remembering the Chamber exists. Ironman: Bron Breakker Most eliminations: Cena First two: Rey & Penta Women's: Nikki Bella eliminating Jordynne Grace (i'll take ANYTHING over last years shit ending) Final 4: Nikki, Jordynne, Nia, Charlotte Nia eliminates Charlotte, setting up Charlotte pinning Nia to win the Chamber, Jordynne gets the My God The POWER spot by lifting Nia over the top. Ironwoman: IYO Sky Most eliminations: Charlotte First two: Raquel & Bianca
  13. the RAW opening seg was my favorite thing from this week. Gunther was fantastic there even more than usual with Seth and Logan.
  14. Solid show with some decent matches throughout. Myers/Slater was fun with a nice post-match setup for next week's trios match. Laredo Kid looked great in a short showing against Ali, awesome suicide dive spot. Eric Young turning heel again feels pretty weird/random, as Josh Alexander makes the sudden face turn before leaving. I was digging the Young/Maclin face team, but guess they will end up feuding. the Nemeth Brothers dynamic continues to be amusing, enjoyable tag team main event.
  15. Queen Aminata looks good as usual in action over Allysin Kay. Big Shotty goes the 10 minute Proving Grounds time limit with Komander to earn a TV title shot. Serpentico/Brandon Cutler a rivalry renewed was a fun little match. they say TV Title is the theme of this week, so the throwback match is a Samoa Joe TV defense over Tony Deppen a couple years ago from Honor Club episode 2. Red Velvet defends the women's TV over Leila Grey in a pretty quick solid main event. Another shorter episode this week going a little over 1 hour.
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