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The Street Profits and Usos start arguing backstage, but Jeff Jarrett isn’t having any of it.

Heyman take your hands off me wwe tv#

Alas, Paul gets beaten down during the debut of Impaulsive TV by The Miz and Ciampa.

AJ Styles says he isn’t sure if he likes Logan Paul, but he likes The Miz way less, and tells him to shut The Miz’s mouth at SummerSlam.

Ripley kicks Rey in the arm as he’s being checked on backstage.

Alexa Bliss says she’s reclaiming her place at the top of the women’s division, regardless of who wins at SummerSlam.

Bianca Belair and Becky Lynch can’t even trade words for a minute before they end up trading fists instead.

Rhea Ripley storms into the afterparty for Rey, setting off a Judgment Day assault that ends with Damian Priest powerbombing Rey through a table.

Rey Mysterio gives a heartfelt speech thanking friends, family and the fans for supporting him for 20 years in WWE … but the Judgment Day is lurking.

Ziggler is asked to explain himself and says he just thinks Theory needs to be taught a lesson, and after AJ Styles stops by, they end up getting challenged to a tag team match by Alpha Academy.

Sheamus and Theory by submission, and the Bloodline gets some immediate payback on Theory as he heads back up the ramp Theory by disqualification when the Brawling Brutes attack McIntyre, who gets help from Bobby Lashley in running them off

“Your daddy’s not here any more.” After Paul Heyman cuts one last promo on Brock Lesnar, Theory gets some unsolicited advice from Roman Reigns.

As soon as the show comes on the air, Logan Paul and The Miz are throwing shots at each other, and need to be pulled apart by refs and officials.

But Paul accepted the challenge of the second part, saying he’d introduce the world to Impaulsive TV at MSG, and do what Miz does even better. Last week, Miz claimed Paul could never do what he did, in the ring or as a talk show host. Logan Paul is also scheduled to appear tonight, continuing his feud with The Miz.

Have Finn Balor and Damian Priest truly given up on recruiting Dominik, or do they have another surprise in store? Rey and son Dominik will have another fight against The Judgment Day. The word is that plenty of former friends will be on hand to honor him, but he’s got business to attend to as well. Tonight’s show will also be a celebration of 20 years of Rey Mysterio. And it’ll have a big main event, with Roman Reigns and The Usos pitting their combined might against Riddle and the Street Profits. When it’s a live episode of Raw at MSG, that makes people sit up and pay attention even more.Īdd in the fact that Vince McMahon is now retired and Paul Levesque (you might know him better as Triple H) is now in charge of creative and you have an MSG Raw that has the eyes of the wrestling world firmly on it less than a week out from SummerSlam. The problem is that WWE has always treated SmackDown as the B-show, and they’ve created that perception among the fans as well.A WWE event at Madison Square Garden is always a big deal. They just held Revolution, which was an entertaining show with all the matches being a hit with fans.Īnd yet they fired Eric Bischoff when the ratings didn’t skyrocket after the move to FOX. Plus, their pay per views continue to leave a positive impression. As for AEW, they have been doing well in the ratings, beating NXT almost every week. But, he made little of an impression and was let go within a few months. But until then, hmm, I’ll just another cup of coffee and see what happens.”īischoff returned to WWE this year as the Executive Director of SmackDown.

So, call me in a couple years when you’re number two, number three, number four in all of cable programming for the night in primetime, and then let’s talk about it.

“Call me in a couple years when your show is one of the top, if not the top original piece of programming on the TNT network. “Call me in a couple years and let me know how you’ve changed the industry,” Bischoff continued.

So far he’s spent from what I’ve heard, I don’t know if it’s accurate or not, I want to make sure I say that, somewhere between thirty and fifty million dollars to prove that he could be competitive with WWE’s developmental territory.” I think coffee could still be warm at this point.

Heyman take your hands off me wwe professional#

“He’s been in the professional wrestling business for, what time is it?,” said Bischoff on his After 83 Weeks podcast.