The WWE “Crown Jewel” and TNA “Bound For Glory” Recap and Review | Season 2 | Ep. 7

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The WWE “Crown Jewel” and TNA “Bound For Glory” Recap and Review | Season 2 | Ep. 7

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Our entire team gives a standing ovation to John Cena and AJ Styles for giving the fans an emotionally uplifting and action amplified last match in their rivalry. WWE’s “Crown Jewel” however, had way more on deck for us.

The Australian PLE featured a huge win from the Land Down Under’s grappling Queen, Rhea Ripley but the Aussie King, the Tribal Thief, Bronson Reed’s victory over Roman Reigns was even more momentous and we break down the ripe effects.

Speaking of Roman, his latest family friction with the Usos could mean no Bloodline reunion in WarGames this year and it doesn’t bold well for their Thanksgiving plans either.

The W of all Ws came from Seth Rollins beating Cody Rhodes. But finally pinning The American Nightmare has cost him more than he bargained for.

Over in TNA, The Hardyz and Dudley’s came together one final encounter each other and what looks like Team 3-D’s last match overall. In the aftermath of their hellacious tables match we not only analyses that bout, but also talk about where both teams rank on our top ten tag teams list.

Surely seeing D-Von and Bubba unlace their boots and give them to Matt touched your heart as did witnessing a bloodied but victorious Mike Santana celebrate the liberation of the TNA title from Trick Williams in the middle of the ring with his young daughter. We break it all down.

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