Yard of Wrestling

Continuing the build-up to the Biggest Party of The Summer, Raw's go-home show, emanating from Boston, was nothing short of stunning. With PPV teases and huge match-ups already in place, we were treated to a spectacle of the first Big-4 PPV, masquerading as a TV show. What went down last night? Where does Summerslam stand with all the match-ups from the red brand? Let's have a look. Results: #1 Contender's Match: Sasha Banks defeated Nia Jax. R-Truth vs. Elias ended in a No-Contest. Cruiserweight Championship: Akira Tozawa defeats Neville (C). Bray Wyatt defeated Finn Balor. Mickie James defeated Emma. The Hardy Boyz and Jason Jordan defeated The Miz and The Miztourage. The Fist Bump (Finally!) Raw was kicked-off by Dena Ambrose, addressing his issues and the recent proceeding between him and his former Shield brother, Seth Rollins. Both Rollins and Ambrose tried their best to address the elephant in the room. They tried to understand why they wa...

Heading into The Biggest Party of The Summer, Monday-night Raw wasn't much of a progress towards establishing events for the PPV. Barring a mammoth triple-threat match, the other matches could have pulled in more appreciation if there was extensive follow up. Let's have a look at the proceedings. Credits: WWE.com Results: The Hardy Boyz defeat Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson. Rich Swann, Cedric Alexander and Akira Tozawa defeat TJP, Tony Nese and Ariya Daivari. Seth Rollins defeats Sheamus. Roman Reigns defeats Braun Strowman and Samoa Joe. Elias defeats Kalisto. Bayley defeats Nia Jax. Big Cass defeats Big Show via DQ. Kurt Angle-Paul Heyman-Brock Lesnar Kick-off Raw Announcing the match-card for the night's show, Kurt Angle felt nothing but gratitude as he thanked the WWE Universe for where he was today. As he tried to leave, Brock Lesnar's music hit as he came out accompanied by Paul Heyman. Heyman did the usual complaining about the low ...

Picking up from their below-par offering at yesterday's Smackdown Live-exclusive PPV, Battleground, WWE seemed to have hit the nail on the head with Raw this week. In what seemingly has become a regularity, WWE Raw continues to awe the WWE Universe with amazing storylines and brawls that carry a heavy reminder of the bygone golden eras! Let's have a look at the proceedings. Credits: wrestlingnewssource.com Results: Elias Samson defeats Finn Balor in a No Disqualification match. Big Cass defeats Enzo Amore. Nia Jax defeats Emma. #1 Contender's Match for Women's Title: Bayley defeats Sasha Banks. Jason Jordan defeats Curt Hawkins. The Revival defeat Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows. Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins defeat The Miz, Bo Dallas and Curtis Axel. Kurt Angle-Braun Strowman-Samoa Joe-Roman Reigns Kurt Angle made a quick work of addressing Jason Jordan's reveal as his son and was happy to put him up for a match tonight. He then subtly m...

A huge reveal of the suspense surrounding Kurt Angle's cryptic texts, a farther tease into a Shield Reunion, Finn Balor's next opponent, the #1 contender for Universal title- this week's Raw had a huge pillion riding in the form of initiating Summerslam matches. Let's take a look at how it fared. Credits: WWE.com Results: Bayley defeated Alexa Bliss(C)- Non-Title Match Mustafa Ali and Gentleman Jack Gallagher defeated Brian Kendrick and Drew Gulak Finn Balor defeated Elias Samson (Disqualification) Ariya Daivari defeated Akira Tozawa (Forfeit) The Revival defeated The Hardy Boyz Roman Reigns and Samoa Joe went into a No Contest. Dean Ambrose Talks:  Following a video package showcasing the suspense leading up to Kurt Angle's big reveal tonight, Dean Ambrose opens the show. He picks up where things left off last week by calling out The Miz and his Miztourage, saying that he wants to burst his Hollywood bubble. Out comes Seth Rollins to ad...

Going ahead from an explosive Great Balls of Fire PPV, Monday-night Raw kept the momentum alive. Considerable story-lines, magnified intensity and juicy scoops lay in the wake of a successful Raw-exclusive PPV. Revolving around three major angles, Raw went one-up than its less-appreciated shows. Here's looking into what went down. Credits: WWE.com Big Cass (Kickoff): Fresh off the demolition of his former brother-turned-obstacle, Enzo Amore, Big Cass was welcome with resonating boos all around the arena. He has clearly delved much deeper into his heel persona and the heat he is receiving due to his betrayal of Enzo Amore is the legitimization of his character. As he began to address the WWE Universe, he gloated in the glory of cementing his transition into a singles career. He also stated that now he wants to focus on the main-event scene and become a threat for the Universal Championship. He claimed that there is not one wrestler in the roster who can touch his 7-fo...