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The real story behind Kevin Owens and CM Punk’s hate goes back over 20 years — and now, with their match officially on the horizon, that history has become more important than ever. After everything we uncovered in the first chapter, CM Punk and Kevin Owens continued their deeply personal confrontation on SmackDown. This wasn't simply another wrestling promo. Once again, they went back to their shared history, old wounds, and the things that have apparently stayed with them for decades. In this second deep dive, we're picking up where the first video left off and breaking down the latest CM Punk and Kevin Owens confrontation piece by piece. We're looking at the callbacks, the references, the old Ring of Honor history, the infamous T-shirt incident, and the things both men said that carry a completely different meaning when you understand what happened between them years ago. But the story doesn't stop with Ring of Honor. We're going back through their careers, the evolution of their relationship, the AEW era, the people and situations connected to their history, and the infamous AEW press conference that became another major chapter in the story. We're connecting those dots to what we're seeing now in WWE. And with CM Punk and Kevin Owens heading toward a match, this history matters. The things they said on SmackDown aren't happening in a vacuum — they're the latest chapter in a rivalry that has been building, changing, and resurfacing for more than two decades. If you watched the first 20 Years of Hate breakdown, this is the next chapter. And if you didn't, we're still breaking down everything you need to know about why CM Punk and Kevin Owens' history is so complicated — and why their upcoming match could be about a whole lot more than just winning or losing. This is 20 Years of Hate: Part 2.

SmackDown gave us one of the most painful moments of the night when Matt Cardona stepped up to defend his wife, Chelsea Green, against Gunther — and things went VERY badly for him. Cardona tried to stand up for Chelsea, but The Ring General made an example out of him. That was brutal. But this raises a bigger question: is WWE turning Matt Cardona into a jobber to the stars? Cardona has the experience, charisma and wrestling ability to be much more than the guy who shows up to make somebody else look strong. Getting beaten by Gunther isn't necessarily a problem — but the way WWE presents Cardona matters. And then there's Carmelo Hayes. Melo lost the United States Championship match to Baron Corbin, giving us another example of a talented wrestler struggling to break through. Are Matt Cardona and Carmelo Hayes falling into the same WWE trap? We're breaking down all of that and more in this SmackDown Hot Takes episode — including Chelsea Green's championship situation, Gunther's dominance, Carmelo Hayes, Matt Cardona and whether WWE is missing an opportunity with some seriously talented performers. #WWE #SmackDown #MattCardona #ChelseaGreen #gunther For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

WWE SmackDown Review August 14, 2026 — tonight’s SmackDown delivered a wild opening with Chelsea Green and GUNTHER, plus major developments involving CM Punk, Kevin Owens, Randy Orton, and Cody Rhodes.I’m breaking down everything from tonight’s WWE SmackDown, including the hilarious and chaotic opening segment with Chelsea Green and GUNTHER. I honestly thought Chelsea was about to lose her championship, but WWE completely fooled me — and then GUNTHER came out and made the entire situation even better. MORE GUNTHER AND CHELSEA, PLEASE!We’re also talking about CM Punk and Kevin Owens, Randy Orton and Cody Rhodes, the major matches and championship developments, and everything else that happened on SmackDown tonight. Was this one of the better SmackDown episodes in recent memory? Let me know what you thought in the comments!#WWE #SmackDown #ChelseaGreen #Gunther #CMPunkKeywords: WWE SmackDown review, SmackDown review, WWE SmackDown, Chelsea Green, GUNTHER, CM Punk, Kevin Owens, Cody Rhodes, Randy Orton

Swerve Strickland is BACK… but could he be getting some new partners? 👀 AEW Dynamite just dropped a massive hint that The New Day could be heading to AEW, and we’re breaking down EVERYTHING that happened on the road to All In! In this AEW Dynamite review, we talk about Swerve’s return and the possibility of a New Day alliance, MJF stealing the #2 spot in the All In Casino Gauntlet, Jon Moxley vs. Jack Perry, Jay White vs. David Finlay, Kevin Knight defending the TNT Championship against Chris Jericho, and the huge developments involving Will Ospreay, Kenny Omega, Don Callis, and more. Was this a strong episode of Dynamite? Is The New Day actually AEW-bound? And what does Swerve’s return mean heading into All In: London? Let me know what YOU thought of the show in the comments! #AEW #AEWDynamite #SwerveStrickland #thenewday For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

The real story behind Kevin Owens and CM Punk’s hate goes back over 20 years. What happened between Kevin Owens and CM Punk on SmackDown wasn't just two wrestlers having a tense confrontation. There is a long, complicated history behind these two men that stretches all the way back to their Ring of Honor days — and this deep dive breaks down all of it. From the infamous Ring of Honor T-shirt incident and the early days of Kevin Steen and CM Punk, through their careers, the evolution of their relationship, and the moments that kept this tension alive, we're connecting the dots to explain why their interactions today carry so much weight. And this goes far beyond WWE. We're covering the history, the stories, the AEW era, the infamous AEW press conference, and everything that eventually led to the confrontation we saw on SmackDown. There are details and Easter eggs throughout this story that make that recent segment mean a whole lot more than it appears on the surface. If you've ever wondered why Kevin Owens and CM Punk seemingly can't stand each other, this is the complete story. #KevinOwens #CMPunk #WWE #smackdown #Wrestling For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

# They’re About to Ruin Solo Sikoa Solo Sikoa has finally become one of the funniest and most entertaining people in WWE, and now it looks like the Bloodline might be pulling him right back in. On Raw, Jey Uso defeated Solo in a high-stakes match with the stipulation that Solo would have to “fall in line” and return to the Bloodline if he lost. And that is the problem: LET SOLO COOK! Solo has completely changed the way fans are looking at him lately. The timing, the comedy, the attitude, and the goofy confidence have made him incredibly fun to watch. Just when people started enjoying Solo Sikoa, WWE may be sending him straight back into the Bloodline vortex. So is WWE about to ruin one of the best unexpected character turns we've seen from Solo? Or could going back to the Bloodline actually lead to something great? Let's talk about Solo Sikoa, Jey Uso, Roman Reigns, and whether WWE needs to LET SOLO COOK! #WWE #SoloSikoa #TheBloodline #JeyUso #WWERaw For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

WWE is BURYING Dominik Mysterio! On Monday Night Raw, Dirty Dom took another loss, this time to Dragon Lee, and I'm honestly at the point where WWE needs to make a decision: either start treating Dominik like the champion he is, or take the championship off him. Dominik Mysterio is currently the AAA Mega Champion, but WWE's presentation of him has been completely different. Over the last several months, we've watched him take losses and get made to look like a joke against guys like Oba Femi, Danhausen and Finn Bálor, and now Dragon Lee has added his name to that list. Meanwhile, recent reports claim Dominik is frustrated by the difference between how he's presented in AAA and WWE. This is a Monday Night Raw one-take, one-shot, no-edit review where I break down why I think WWE is wasting Dirty Dom right now, whether the reported frustration has anything to do with his current presentation, and why being the AAA Mega Champion should actually mean something when he walks onto WWE television. At some point, WWE has to either protect Dominik Mysterio or take the championship away from him. #DominikMysterio #WWE #WWERaw #DirtyDom For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

WWE BETTER NOT TAKE THE TITLE FROM CHELSEA GREEN! Chelsea Green finally became an Interim WWE Women's Champion after years of being treated like the ultimate underdog — and now, just days after winning the championship, she's dealing with a broken orbital bone. Chelsea confirmed that she suffered the injury during her first match after winning the championship and had to go to the emergency room. She says she's frustrated, upset and currently taking things day by day while she deals with the injury. Current reports suggest an orbital bone injury could keep her out for roughly 6–8 weeks. But here's the question: WHY should WWE take the championship away from her? Rhea Ripley's injury is exactly why Chelsea became interim champion in the first place. WWE already established that an injured champion can remain part of the championship picture while they recover, rather than simply erasing their championship story. WWE announced the interim championship specifically while Rhea recovered from her injury. And this is where Chelsea's story becomes even more important. Michael P.S. Hayes previously questioned whether Chelsea belonged at the very top of WWE's women's division. She just proved that she does. After finally getting the biggest championship opportunity of her career, WWE shouldn't let an injury immediately destroy the moment. In this video, I'm making the case for WWE to KEEP Chelsea Green as champion while she recovers — and I've got some creative ideas for how WWE can make this work without forcing Chelsea to wrestle before she's ready. Chelsea Green finally got her moment. Don't take it away from her. #WWE #ChelseaGreen #WomensWrestling #SmackDown #wrestlechopFor business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

Is WWE finally figuring out what to do with Cody Rhodes? After last night’s SmackDown, I honestly think we might be seeing a much more interesting version of “The American Nightmare.” Cody came into the show furious after Randy Orton’s interference at SummerSlam cost him the Undisputed WWE Championship, and instead of just spinning his wheels, WWE immediately gave him something personal to fight for. We’re talking about Cody confronting Randy Orton, his unresolved issues with CM Punk, and the bigger picture surrounding the WWE Championship. CM Punk made it clear that their rivalry isn’t simply going away, while Kevin Owens also threw himself into the championship picture by challenging Punk. Suddenly, SmackDown has Cody surrounded by legitimate top-level storylines instead of Cody just chasing the next big match. And that’s the hot take: did WWE finally make Cody Rhodes interesting again? Is this the direction Cody needed all along, or is WWE simply putting more names around him to make the story feel bigger? I’m breaking down Cody, Randy Orton, CM Punk, Kevin Owens, and everything else from this week’s SmackDown in this hot-take review. #WWE #SmackDown #CodyRhodes #Wrestling #WrestleChop For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

SmackDown fell flat tonight. Coming off SummerSlam, WWE had Kevin Owens returning as the No. 1 contender, CM Punk as champion, Randy Orton turning against Cody Rhodes, and the surprise debut of Tatum Paxley alongside the returning Alexa Bliss. On paper, this should have been a loaded episode of SmackDown — but somehow, the show never really found its rhythm. The biggest issue for me was Kevin Owens and CM Punk. There was clearly a lot of potential in that confrontation, and Owens delivered some strong material, including taking shots at Punk's ego and the way he treats people. But I couldn't help feeling like Owens was being held back. When you have Kevin Owens standing face-to-face with CM Punk, I wanted him to go much further. Instead, it felt like we got the version of the promo WWE was comfortable giving us rather than the version Owens could have delivered. And that's frustrating because there were plenty of other things happening tonight. Baron Corbin retained the United States Championship against Trick Williams, Fatal Influence retained the Women's Tag Team Championship, Chelsea Green and Tiffany Stratton's issues continued, Randy Orton gave one of the stronger promos of the night against Cody Rhodes, and Tatum Paxley made her SmackDown debut, helping Charlotte Flair defeat Jade Cargill alongside Alexa Bliss. So despite having Kevin Owens, CM Punk, Randy Orton, Cody Rhodes, Alexa Bliss, Tatum Paxley, Charlotte Flair and Jade Cargill all on the same episode, I came away thinking this was a missed opportunity. There were pieces of a great SmackDown here — they just never quite came together. #WWE #SmackDown #KevinOwens #CMPunk #codyrhodes For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

AEW Dynamite: Grand Slam Mexico delivered one of the best episodes of the year. MJF is back, Will Ospreay and Mark Davis put on another incredible match, and Speedball Mike Bailey vs. Kyle Fletcher absolutely stole the show. From start to finish, this episode never slowed down. This felt like the complete opposite of SummerSlam—just all gas, no brakes. The pacing was excellent, the crowd was on fire, and there was almost no downtime. AEW packed this show with great wrestling, big moments, and nonstop action that kept the momentum rolling all night. What did you think of Grand Slam Mexico? Was MJF's return the biggest moment of the night, or did one of the matches steal the spotlight? Let me know your match of the night and your overall grade for the show in the comments! Hashtags: #AEW #AEWDynamite #GrandSlamMexico #MJF #Wrestling Support the Channel through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/wrestlechop For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

Rey Mysterio made it official today! Following WWE Raw, Rey announced that he met with Roman Reigns and the two agreed to a huge match on September 14 in Mexico on RAW. The only mystery left is... who will Roman Reigns face? In this video, I break down the most likely luchador opponents for The Tribal Chief. From Rey Mysterio himself to El Grande Americano, Mr. Iguana, Omos, and other possible surprise opponents, I rank every realistic option and explain why each one could be the perfect choice for this historic WWE Raw main event in Mexico. Who do I think has the best chance? Who's the dark horse? And who has absolutely no shot? I'll give my full rankings, predictions, and explain which matchup would create the biggest moment for WWE. Who do YOU think Roman Reigns should face on September 14? Let me know in the comments! If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you never miss the latest WWE news, rumors, and predictions. #RomanReigns #WWE #WWERaw #ReyMysterio #WrestleChopFor business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

What if WWE is already making a mistake with Bron Breakker vs. Oba Femi? In this WWE Raw Hot Take, I fantasy-book the feud from the very beginning and lay out how I'd rebuild Bron Breakker while turning this rivalry into a true generational clash. The first several minutes are dedicated to my booking, showing how both men can come out looking like absolute stars. I break down why Bron Breakker doesn't need to be buried after one loss, how Oba Femi can continue to look unstoppable, and how WWE can create a long-term rivalry that fans will remember for years. Sometimes the best stories aren't about who wins first—they're about how you build the journey. Do you think WWE should follow this direction, or do you have a better idea? Drop your fantasy booking in the comments! If you enjoy WWE reviews, hot takes, fantasy booking, and honest wrestling discussions every week, make sure to like the video, subscribe to Wrestle Chop, and turn on notifications so you never miss a new upload. #WWE #WWERaw #BronBreakker #ObaFemi #fantasybooking For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

The first RAW after SummerSlam is in the books, and I've got a LOT to say. From Roman Reigns addressing the WWE Universe after defeating Seth Rollins to LA Knight stepping up as the first man to challenge him, WWE wasted no time setting up the next chapter. But does LA Knight deserve the shot, and where does this rivalry go from here? I'm also giving my hot take on the Oba Femi and Bron Breakker confrontation. I know a lot of fans are excited, but I just can't get behind it yet. Oba Femi should be in the World Title picture after defeating Brock Lesnar at SummerSlam, while Bron Breakker needs to be rebuilt before WWE throws him into a marquee feud. I'll explain why I think the timing is off and why this could hurt both stars if WWE isn't careful. Plus, I'll break down Chad Gable's momentum as Intercontinental Champion, Jacob Fatu's destruction in the Street Fight, the surprise returns, and everything else from this week's Monday Night RAW. Was this the right direction after SummerSlam, or did WWE miss the mark? Let me know your thoughts in the comments! #WWERaw #RomanReigns #LAKnight #ObaFemi #BronBreakker For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

WWE SummerSlam 2026 Night 2 absolutely delivered! In this review, I break down every major match, the biggest surprises, and what worked (and didn't) from one of the best premium live events of the year. The biggest story of the night was Roman Reigns vs. Seth Rollins. This wasn't just another championship match—it felt like the true final chapter of The Shield story. Years of history came together in an emotional, hard-hitting main event that absolutely lived up to the hype. Roman finally getting the win and the post-match respect between both men made this feel like the perfect ending to one of WWE's greatest rivalries. I'm also talking about Chelsea Green shocking the world by winning the Interim Women's World Championship, Chad Gable capturing the Intercontinental Championship, and Kevin Owens making his incredible return. While I loved seeing KO back, I'll explain why I think the way WWE brought him back didn't make a whole lot of storyline sense. Plus, I'll recap every match, share my grades, biggest surprises, favorite moments, and what I think happens next after SummerSlam. If you enjoyed the review, don't forget to like the video, subscribe for daily WWE content, and let me know your favorite match and biggest surprise from SummerSlam Night 2 in the comments! #SummerSlam #WWE #RomanReigns #SethRollins #kevinowens For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

SummerSlam 2026 Night 1 is officially in the books, and I've got plenty to say! From shocking moments and standout performances to the biggest winners, losers, and surprises, I'm breaking down everything that happened in Minneapolis. Did Solo Sikoa steal the show? Did WWE deliver on the biggest party of the summer? Let's talk about it! Tonight's card featured: Undisputed WWE Championship: CM Punk (c) vs. Cody Rhodes Hell in a Cell: Oba Femi vs. Brock Lesnar Women's World Championship: Liv Morgan (c) vs. IYO SKY Gunther vs. Nick Aldis Six-Man Tag Team Match: LA Knight, Solo Sikoa & Royce Keys vs. Jacob Fatu & The Usos Six-Woman Tag Team Match: The Bella Twins & Paige vs. Fatal Influence Do you agree with my hot takes? What was your Match of the Night? Who stole the show? Drop your thoughts in the comments below! 👍 Like the video if you enjoyed it! 🔔 Subscribe for daily WWE news, reviews, reactions, predictions, and live watch parties! #WWE #SummerSlam #SoloSikoa #CMPunk #CodyRhodes For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

SummerSlam 2026 Night 1 is in the books, and I've got plenty to say! From the shocking Hell in a Cell main event between Brock Lesnar and Oba Femi to CM Punk defending the Undisputed WWE Championship against Cody Rhodes, this show gave fans a lot to talk about. Oba Femi and Brock Lesnar closing Night 1 was a statement by WWE, and I'll break down whether it was the right call. In this review, I'll go over the biggest matches, the standout moments, surprise returns, what worked, what didn't, and my overall grade for the show. Did WWE deliver one of the best SummerSlam Night 1 cards in recent memory, or were there missed opportunities heading into Night 2? Let me know your thoughts in the comments! Did you agree with Brock Lesnar vs. Oba Femi headlining the show? What was your Match of the Night, and what are your expectations for SummerSlam Night 2? #SummerSlam #WWE #BrockLesnar #ObaFemi #WrestleChop For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

The SummerSlam go-home edition of SmackDown finally gave us what this rivalry needed. Cody Rhodes and CM Punk stopped talking and started throwing punches, bringing some much-needed intensity to one of WWE's biggest championship matches. It may have come a week later than many fans expected, but the physical confrontation helped make this feud feel more personal heading into SummerSlam. I'll break down whether WWE did enough to sell this match, what worked on the show, and whether the go-home episode succeeded in getting fans excited for one of the biggest events of the year. I'll also discuss the rest of SmackDown, including the surprise appearance by King Haku, and give my final thoughts on how WWE handled the final build before SummerSlam. #WWE #SmackDown #SummerSlam #CMPunk #CodyRhodes For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay delivered one of the best babyface vs. babyface promos I've seen in a long time. They proved you don't need forced drama or cheap shots to build excitement—you just need great storytelling and believable characters. In this AEW Dynamite review, I break down why their segment worked so well, what AEW got right this week, and why it stood out compared to other recent wrestling promos. I also explain why this could end up being my last regular AEW Dynamite review. If you enjoyed the review, don't forget to like, subscribe, and let me know in the comments if you think Omega and Ospreay knocked it out of the park. #AEW #AEWDynamite #KennyOmega #WillOspreay #jonmoxly For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

SummerSlam is almost here, so it's time to put every WWE storyline under the microscope. In this video, I'm grading every SummerSlam match build one by one and explaining exactly why each feud earned its grade. Some rivalries have done an excellent job building anticipation, while others have struggled to generate excitement. I'll break down what's worked, what hasn't, and reveal which three matches I think have carried the road to SummerSlam. Do you agree with my grades? Which SummerSlam build deserves an A, and which one deserves an F? Leave your report card in the comments, and if you enjoy honest WWE discussions, be sure to like the video and subscribe for more wrestling content. #WWE #SummerSlam #WWERaw #SmackDown #Wrestling For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

Danhausen Joe Hendry concert segment was bad and embarrassing. Instead of creating excitement, the segment completely missed the mark for me. In this video, I break down why this was one of the weakest moments on RAW, what didn't work, and whether WWE has a plan for Danhausen moving forward. I'll explain why the comedy felt off, why the execution didn't land, and whether this is something WWE can recover from. Was this simply a bad first impression, or is there a bigger problem with how the character is being presented? Do you agree with my take, or did you actually enjoy the segment? Let me know your thoughts in the comments! If you enjoyed the video, be sure to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss my WWE reviews, reactions, predictions, and breaking news coverage. #WWE #WWERaw #Danhausen #JoeHendry #Wrestling For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

WWE SummerSlam 2026 Predictions | Every Match Predicted | Bold WWE Predictions SummerSlam is finally here, and I'm giving my OFFICIAL WWE SummerSlam 2026 Predictions! In this video, I predict every announced match on the card, who walks out victorious, possible title changes, shocking returns, and the biggest surprises that could happen across both nights of WWE's biggest event of the summer. Predictions Included: 🏆 CM Punk (c) vs. Cody Rhodes – Undisputed WWE Championship 🏆 Roman Reigns (c) vs. Seth Rollins – World Heavyweight Championship 🏆 Liv Morgan (c) vs. IYO SKY – Women's World Championship 🏆 Penta (c) vs. Chad Gable – Intercontinental Championship 🏆 Trick Williams (c) vs. Baron Corbin – United States Championship 🔥 Brock Lesnar vs. Oba Femi – Hell in a Cell Match 💰 Interim WWE Women's Championship Ladder Match 👊 Jacob Fatu & The Usos vs. LA Knight, Solo Sikoa & Royce Keys ⚔️ Gunther vs. Nick Aldis 🎯 Sami Zayn vs. Finn Bálor – Undisputed WWE Championship No. 1 Contender's Match 😈 Danhausen vs. Dominik Mysterio 👑 The Bella Twins & Paige vs. Fatal Influence I'll break down every match, explain my predictions, discuss potential swerves, and tell you which championships I think will change hands. Will Cody Rhodes reclaim the Undisputed WWE Championship? Can Seth Rollins finally defeat Roman Reigns? Does Brock Lesnar survive Oba Femi inside Hell in a Cell? Which match steals the entire weekend? Drop your own SummerSlam predictions in the comments! Who do you think leaves Minneapolis with championship gold, and what surprise do you think WWE has planned? #WWESummerSlam #SummerSlam2026 #WWEPredictions #WWE #SummerSlam For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

After SmackDown, I think WWE's direction is becoming pretty clear. The endgame looks like Cody Rhodes eventually defeating Sami Zayn for the WWE Championship, only for CM Punk to step up and challenge Cody for the title. I get why WWE would go that route... I just don't want it. Sami Zayn deserves a real championship reign. Let him keep the title for at least three months instead of turning him into a transitional champion. Cody Rhodes doesn't need to be in the title picture right now. Give him another feud, or even have him face CM Punk without the championship involved. Cody vs. CM Punk is a blockbuster match all by itself. It doesn't need the WWE Championship to make people care. Meanwhile, Sami Zayn can continue building his legacy as champion instead of becoming a stepping stone for the match everyone expects. What do you think? Should WWE stick with Sami Zayn as champion, or do you think Cody vs. CM Punk for the WWE Championship is the real endgame? For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

Sami Zayn finally captured the WWE Championship, and I was genuinely happy to see it happen. He's one of the most respected wrestlers in the company, and after everything he's been through, it felt like a well-earned moment. But... if WWE is already planning to take the title off him after nine days, what was the point? Did this championship win actually mean something, or was it just a quick story beat before moving the belt back? That's what I'm breaking down in this SmackDown review. In this video, I recap everything that happened on SmackDown, give my thoughts on Sami Zayn's title reign, the direction WWE seems to be heading, what this means for Cody Rhodes, and whether this is the right booking decision. Let me know in the comments: Should Sami Zayn have had a longer championship reign? #SmackDown #WWE #SamiZayn #WWETwitter #Wrestling For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

AEW Dynamite delivered one of its strongest episodes in months, and the biggest story of the night centered around MJF and Kenny Omega. After MJF laid down a massive stipulation that could end Omega's future AEW World Title hopes forever, the road to their showdown became must-see television. It also got me asking one simple question... is MJF actually the best wrestler in the world right now? I'm breaking down everything from this week's Dynamite, including MJF's championship presentation, Kenny Omega accepting the challenge, the incredible title stipulation, Will Ospreay's involvement, the women's division, and every major moment that stood out throughout the night. There was plenty to like, a few things that didn't quite hit, and one segment that completely stole the show. Do you think MJF has surpassed Kenny Omega as the best all-around wrestler in professional wrestling today? Or does Omega still deserve that spot? Let me know your thoughts in the comments! If you enjoyed this review, be sure to like the video, subscribe to Wrestle Chop, and turn on notifications so you never miss my AEW coverage. #AEW #AEWDynamite #MJF #KennyOmega #wrestlechop For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

Sami Zayn deserves to be champion, and I'm breaking down why the critics have it wrong. I used to be one of the people who doubted him, but this version of Sami Zayn has completely changed my mind. From his character evolution to the fresh stories he brings to WWE, I explain why this championship reign works and why the backlash doesn't hold up. Whether you love Sami or can't stand him, hear the arguments before you make up your mind. Do you think Sami Zayn is the right champion, or should someone else be holding the title? Let me know in the comments! If you enjoy honest WWE discussions, don't forget to like, subscribe, and join the Wrestle Chop community. #SamiZayn #WWE #WWERaw #Wrestling #WrestleChop For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

Seth Rollins LIED... but that was only the beginning. WWE Raw delivered a massive night as the road to SummerSlam officially kicked into high gear with shocking returns, huge match announcements, and storylines that could reshape WWE over the next month. In this WWE Raw review, I break down Seth Rollins manipulating Roman Reigns, Oba Femi making the controversial decision to go after Brock Lesnar instead of championship gold, and the Hell in a Cell match becoming official. I also discuss Raquel Rodriguez earning a Women's Intercontinental Championship opportunity against Becky Lynch, IYO SKY's confrontation with Liv Morgan, Chad Gable vs. JD McDonagh, Danhausen causing more chaos, Jey Uso's championship intentions, and everything else that happened on tonight's episode of Raw. Was Oba Femi's decision the right one? Did Seth Rollins outsmart Roman Reigns? Which storyline are you most excited for heading into SummerSlam? Let me know your thoughts in the comments, and if you enjoyed this review, be sure to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more WWE coverage every week. #Obafemi #WWERaw #SethRollins #RomanReigns #SummerSlam For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

Sami Zayn shocked the WWE Universe by capturing the World Heavyweight Championship at Night of Champions! Was this the biggest surprise of the year, and did WWE make the right call? In this hot take video, I'm breaking down why this victory hit so hard, why so many fans are celebrating Sami's journey, and why this moment feels like one of WWE's most emotional championship wins in years. Not everyone agrees, but I think this was exactly the kind of surprise WWE needed. Do you love Sami Zayn as champion, or do you think someone else should have walked out with the gold? Let me know your hottest takes in the comments! #SamiZayn #WWENightOfChampions #WWE #wwereview #wwereaction For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

WWE Night of Champions had championship matches, the King & Queen of the Ring Finals, and one of the biggest Triple Threat main events of the year. In this review, I break down the entire card, discuss the biggest moments, the booking decisions, standout performances, and whether WWE delivered a memorable Premium Live Event or came up short. Tonight's Match Card: • Seth Rollins vs. Bron Breakker – Steel Cage Match • Trick Williams (c) vs. Ricky Saints – United States Championship • Tiffany Stratton (c) vs. Jade Cargill – Women's United States Championship • IYO SKY vs. Liv Morgan – Queen of the Ring Final • Oba Femi vs. Jey Uso – King of the Ring Final • Cody Rhodes (c) vs. Gunther vs. Sami Zayn – Undisputed WWE Championship Triple Threat Was the main event the right call? Did the King and Queen of the Ring winners deserve their crowns? Which match stole the show, and which one fell flat? Share your thoughts below, and let's debate everything from Night of Champions! 👍 Like the video if you enjoyed the review. 🔔 Subscribe to Wrestle Chop for WWE reviews, reactions, predictions, and live watch parties every week. #WWENightOfChampions #samizayn #KingOfTheRing #QueenOfTheRing #obafemi For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

SmackDown Review: Was I the only one who thought the Danhausen segment just didn't work? I know that might be an unpopular opinion because I'm still a fan of Danhausen, but this one simply wasn't for me. In this One Take, One Shot review, I explain why that segment felt a little too campy while also talking about everything else that made this episode worth watching. There was still a lot to enjoy. LA Knight and Solo Sikoa delivered another strong chapter in their rivalry, and the King of the Ring picture continues to feel wide open. The final segment featuring Cody Rhodes, Gunther, Sami Zayn, Jey Uso, and Oba Femi did an excellent job making every competitor feel like a legitimate threat to win. Do you agree with my take on Danhausen, or do you think I'm completely off base? Let me know your thoughts in the comments. If you enjoyed this One Take, One Shot review, be sure to like the video, subscribe for more wrestling content, and join the conversation after every major WWE show. #WWESmackDown #Danhausen #WWE #LAKnight #WrestlingReview For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

WWE Night of Champions 2026 is ruined or saved! What happens when every match gets a terrible booking idea... and then a better one? Today I'm playing WWE creative for Night of Champions, giving each match one idea that would completely ruin it and one idea that could actually save the show. From Jey Uso vs. Oba Femi in the King of the Ring Final, Liv Morgan vs. Iyo Sky in the Queen of the Ring Final, Cody Rhodes vs. Gunther vs. Sami Zayn for the Undisputed WWE Championship, Seth Rollins vs. Bron Breakker inside a Steel Cage, Trick Williams vs. Ricky Saints, and Tiffany Stratton vs. Jade Cargill, nothing is safe from my terrible booking decisions. Will I accidentally book a better show than WWE? Or will my ideas completely destroy Night of Champions before the opening bell? Watch as I break down every match and decide whether it should be SAVED... or RUINED. Let me know in the comments which of my ideas you agree with and which ones should never see the light of day. #WWE #NightOfChampions #obafemi #queenofthering #kingofthering For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

The Street Profits are once again tag team champions, and I'm genuinely happy to see Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins back on top. They're one of the most talented teams in WWE, they've earned this moment, and the crowd reaction proves fans still care about them. But here's the bigger question: is this enough to fix WWE's tag team division? For years, the division has struggled with inconsistent booking, missing contenders, and a lack of meaningful stories. A title change can create excitement, but championships alone don't rebuild an entire division. In this Hot Take, I'm breaking down why the Street Profits winning was absolutely the right move, what WWE needs to do next, and whether this championship reign can finally bring life back to a tag team division that desperately needs it. #StreetProfits #WWERaw #WWETagTeamTitles #WWE #Wrestling For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

Who wins at WWE Night of Champions 2026? From Jey Uso vs. Oba Femi in the King of the Ring Final to Cody Rhodes, Gunther, and Sami Zayn battling for championship glory, we're making our bold predictions for every major match on the card. Will Brock Lesnar return?! Will Oba Femi cement himself as WWE's next breakout superstar? Can Liv Morgan defeat Iyo Sky and win the Queen of the Ring? Does Cody Rhodes survive a Triple Threat Match against Gunther and Sami Zayn, or are we about to witness a shocking title change? We'll also predict Jade Cargill vs. Tiffany Stratton, Trick Williams vs. Ricky Saints, the steel cage showdown involving Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker, and the wild card of the entire event: Jacob Fatu. Whether he's scheduled for a match or not, it feels impossible to imagine Night of Champions ending without The Samoan Werewolf leaving a trail of destruction behind him. Plus, we'll discuss the biggest surprises that could happen, including possible returns, shocking betrayals, and the moments that could change the road to SummerSlam. These are our final bold predictions before WWE heads to Riyadh. #WWENightOfChampions #WWEPredictions #ObaFemi #JacobFatu #WrestleChopFor business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

Jey Uso vs Je'Von Evans on WWE SmackDown has fans debating whether WWE picked the right winner in the King of the Ring tournament. Jey Uso got the victory, but should he have? That's the question. Je'Von Evans continues to impress every time he steps into a WWE ring, and many fans believe this was the perfect opportunity to elevate a future main-event star. Has Jey Uso already had his moment? Is WWE making the right choice by continuing to push one of its most popular stars? Or was this the night Je'Von Evans should have broken through and taken the next step in his career? In this hot take video, I break down both sides of the argument and explain whether WWE made the right call on SmackDown. Who should have won: Jey Uso or Je'Von Evans? #WWE #SmackDown #JeyUso #JeVonEvans #KingOfTheRing For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

Cody Rhodes, Gunther and special guest referee Sami Zayn dominated the first 30-40 minutes of SmackDown, delivering some of the best storytelling WWE has produced in weeks. This wasn't just one great promo or one great match. WWE built an entire opening portion of the show around Cody Rhodes, Gunther, and Sami Zayn, and every piece of it worked. The tension, the character development, the interactions, and the in-ring action all came together to create must-see television. The rest of the show featured King and Queen of the Ring qualifying matches, including Charlotte Flair vs. Liv Morgan and Jey Uso vs. Javon Evans. Both tournaments continue to feel important, and WWE has done an excellent job making every advancement matter. The biggest surprise for me continues to be Sami Zayn. This version of Sami is simply more entertaining. He's unpredictable, he's got an edge again, and every time he's on screen he feels important. This is my one-take, one-shot, no-edit reaction immediately after SmackDown went off the air. #WWE #SmackDown #CodyRhodes #Gunther #SamiZayn For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

AEW Dynamite live reaction from a lifelong WWE fan attending his first AEW show. After years of watching wrestling from a WWE perspective, I finally bought a ticket and experienced AEW Dynamite in person. In this video, I'm sharing my honest thoughts on the crowd, atmosphere, matches, presentation, production, and what surprised me the most throughout the night. From the moment I walked into the arena until the final bell, this was a completely different experience than watching AEW on television. Was AEW Dynamite better live than I expected? Did the fans, wrestlers, and energy live up to the hype? Join me as I break down my first AEW show and give my unfiltered take on the entire experience. #AEWDynamite #AEW #Wrestling #WWE #ProWrestling For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]

WWE has absolutely loaded up this week's SmackDown, and honestly, it feels more like a Premium Live Event than a weekly television show. With championship matches, King and Queen of the Ring semifinals, and major storylines heading toward Night of Champions, this could end up being one of the strongest SmackDown cards of the entire year. The biggest match on the card sees Cody Rhodes defend the Undisputed WWE Championship against Gunther, but the real wildcard is Sami Zayn serving as the special guest referee. The tension between Cody and Sami has been building for weeks, and there is no telling whether Zayn will call this match right down the middle or become the deciding factor in the outcome. Regardless of who wins, the fallout could be just as important as the match itself. On top of that, Jey Uso battles Je'Von Evans in a King of the Ring semifinal that has massive implications for SummerSlam. Evans has been one of WWE's fastest-rising stars, while Jey continues his march toward another potential world title opportunity. Add in Charlotte Flair vs Liv Morgan, the WWE Tag Team Championship match, and several developing storylines, and this show looks absolutely stacked from top to bottom. Who do you think leaves SmackDown with the biggest win? Drop your predictions in the comments below and don't forget to like, subscribe, and join the Wrestle Chop community for more WWE news, reviews, previews, and hot takes. For business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected]