Those Dynamite Kids - Dynamite recap for September 10, 2025

"The American Dragon" Bryan Danielson is now a member of the commentary team. Don Callis guests on commentary for the next match.

"Hangman" Adam Page beats "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander after fending off Lance Archer and Rocky "Azucar" Romero as Don Callis distracts the referee. After the match, Hangman says he did not spill a gallon of his blood to win the AEW World Championship only to have MJF change the stipulations of his matches and have every opponent have someone like Don Callis with them. He says the most important word of "All Elite Wrestling" is "wrestling," which is what he plans to do as AEW World Champion. Suddenly, Don Callis returns with "The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher. Fletcher says Hangman's sentiment is lovely, but says it does not matter, for while Hangman holds the title, The Don Callis Family runs AEW. He also mentions that he is awaiting an answer to his proposal. Hangman says Fletcher is lucky after what he did last week, and says that if he wants to speak to him, then he needs to get in the ring and look him in the eyes as he does it. Callis allows Fletcher to enter the ring, and Hangman tells Fletcher that he sees potential in him, yet he cannot put on his socks. He also admits that above all else, he sees himself six years ago standing across the ring from Chris Jericho hoping to be World Champion, but after last week, he is not ready. Fletcher says he has heard this all before and that he decides when his prime is, saying it begins right now and will continue for as long as he pleases. He says he is ready to be a World Champion right now. Hangman tells Fletcher that if he truly wants this, he will give him a shot at the AEW World Championship at All Out. At the same time, he must do it himself and earn it, leave Don Callis behind, and find some socks. Fletcher says he does not need anyone to beat him, and while it will be man-to-man at All Out, he will be leaving with the AEW World Championship and will not fail like Hangman has before.

In backstage footage from Collision, MJF says that he hates Mark Briscoe so much that he dictated that the honeymoon with his newly married wife would not start until Mark Briscoe was dead, and after what he did to Mark, he will accept any stipulation thrown at him.

In backstage footage from earlier today, Renee Paquette interviews The Young Bucks (Matthew and Nicholas Jackson) in catering. The Young Bucks look forward to spending the money for tonight's main event on DoorDashing and casinos. After The Dark Order (Evil Uno, Alex Reynolds, John Silver) refuses to let The Young Bucks sit with them, they run into Brandon Cutler, who tells them to shut up before leaving. Jon Moxley then shows up and clears the table and tells The Young Bucks that nothing has changed, and tells them to show up to win.

Alex Windsor and Riho beat Mercedes Moné and Emi Sakura by submission with a single leg Boston Crab from Riho to Sakura.

Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Ricochet and Gates of Agony (Bishop Kaun and Toa Liona). Ricochet says that The Hurt Syndicate (MVP, Bobby Lashley, Shelton Benjamin) are cowards who love to play the numbers game, and proposes that he and MVP handle things in the ring with their seconds in the back before he and Gates of Agony embarrass The Hurt Syndicate one more time.

Stokely Hathaway and FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) head to the ring. Stokely says that their match at All Out is going to be a fight that FTR is going to win. He says that the fans look like "extras from Roseanne" and that none of them get any hoes. Dax Harwood says this could and should have been a dream match, then dares anybody in the crowd to fight him. As FTR mouths off at a fan, they soon jump a cameraman and a member of security, and referees have to run in to restore order.

Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews The Hurt Syndicate (MVP, Bobby Lashley, Shelton Benjamin) and mentions Ricochet's "gentleman's agreement." Shelton says that if Ricochet can be trusted to leave his men in the back, then he will face him solo and put him on his back.

Ricochet beats Shelton Benjamin after Shelton takes Ricochet's scissors and rips them in half only for Gates of Agony (Bishop Kaun and Toa Liona) to get involved, allowing Ricochet to win with a schoolkid pin. After the match, MVP and Bobby Lashley show up and brawl with Gates of Agony, and Shelton superkicks Ricochet. Security rushes in to restore order.

We hear from Hook, who says that he is cool with Samoa Joe and The Opps (Samoa Joe, Powerhouse Hobbs, "The Wrestler" Katsuyori Shibata) having his back. He says that his being replaced is what it is, then says it is time to stand on his own...or maybe not.

Backstage, Tony Schiavone interviews Don Callis and Kyle Fletcher. Callis says he has such faith in Fletcher and knows he will take the AEW World Championship home. Fletcher says they will have their hands on the AEW World Championship once again.

"Timeless" Toni Storm beats Skye Blue in a Philadelphia Street Fight. After the match, Toni is attacked by Julia Hart and "The Toxic Spider" Thekla before Kris Statlander runs into the ring and fights them. Jamie Hayter runs into the ring to even the numbers game, but inadvertently takes out Statlander. Thekla then hits Toni with a Spear.

Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Willow Nightingale. Willow says she tries to stand up for the good and says there are those who don't get it and need to be punched in the face, such as Marina Shafir. Harley Cameron shows up with a guitar and wants Willow on her team while also mentioning Willow's former friendship with Kris Statlander. Willow says that she and Statlander will never be friends again, and tells Harley to be careful who she is friends with and to watch her back.

Before the next match, The Young Bucks' (Matthew and Nicholas Jackson) entrance and chyron consists of their real names as well as some unflattering pictures of themselves as the original Dynamite theme plays.

The Young Bucks (Matthew and Nicholas Jackson) and The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Wheeler Yuta, Claudio Castagnoli) beat The Opps (Samoa Joe, Powerhouse Hobbs, "The Wrestler" Katsuyori Shibata) and Brodido (Bandido and Brody King) in a $500,000 10-Man Tag Match after The Young Bucks counter the 21-Plex and use the ropes for leverage. After the match, Brodido attack The Young Bucks and take their brawl to the back while The Deather Riders attack The Opps. As this goes on, Darby Allin runs into the ring and beats up Moxley when he is suddenly attacked from behind by Daniel Garcia in a black hoodie. Marina Shafir then allows Daniel Garcia the honor of curb stomping Darby Allin into a metal folding chair while the fans chant "Fuck you, Danny!" At Moxley's behest, Garcia does it a second time before going for a ground and pound on Darby until Moxley and Shafir tell him to stop.

Generation NXT - NXT recap for September 10, 2024

In a tweet from last night, it is announced that The Rascalz cannot compete tonight, and will be replaced by The Street Profits in tonight's NXT Tag Team Championship match.

The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) vs. Nathan Frazer and Axiom for the NXT Tag Team Championships is disrupted by Tama Tonga pulling Angelo Dawkins out of a pinfall attempt. Joseph Fatu and Tonga Loa also show up and decimate everyone in the match. Nathan Frazer and Axiom retain the NXT Tag Team Championships.

In footage from "NXT Anonymous," Tony D'Angelo asks a hooded figure to take Oba Femi out for disrespecting his family, and even hands this hooded figure an envelope full of money.

We see a video package of Giulia's road to NXT.

Giulia beats Chelsea Green in her NXT debut.

Backstage, Blake Howard interviews Trick Williams. Trick says he has never had a Last Man Standing match before and knows it takes grit and determination, and that nothing stop him from becoming NXT Champion again. He says that he respects Pete Dunne's game, but tonight, he will be the last man standing.

In a Twitter video from Jordynne Grace, Jordynne says the TNA Knockouts World Championship represents the best outside of WWE, and says she is holding an open challenge for her title in NXT before the locker room is stacked from top to bottom and because the more opponents she defeats, the more prestigious her title becomes. She tells NXT to bring their best, as she will bring hers.

We see Lexis King at the barbershop as he brags about his recent victories as well as his beard before he is suddenly jumped by Oro Mensah.

In the women's locker room, The Fatal Influence (Jacy Jayne, Fallon Henley, Jazmyn Nyx) mocks Lola Vice and Kelani Jordan. Lola Vice dares them to step up to Jordynne Grace, and when they refuse, Lola says The Fatal Influence knows they will be making a fatal mistake. The Fatal Influence leaves before things get worse.

Charlie Dempsey retains the NXT Heritage Cup Championship against Je'Von Evans two falls to one (2-1). Dempsey scores the first fall with 2:00 (two minutes) left in Round 2 with a Dragon Suplex after ramming the back of Je'Von's head into the top turnbuckle as both men try to pin each other with a backslide pin. Je'Von scores the second fall with :10 (ten seconds) left in Round 3 following a splash from the top rope. Things nearly come to blows after Round 4 when Cedric Alexander has to pull Dempsey off of Je'Von during a post-round guillotine choke. Dempsey wins the third and deciding fall with :52 (fifty-two seconds) left in Round 5 after Wren Sinclair distracts the referee so that Tavion Heights - who is now back from Japan - can attack Je'Von from the outside.

We hear from Rosemary, who states that she and Wendy Choo have united under the . She says one reason will be revealed tonight, another will be revealed next week, and that one is for right now, saying that Tatum Paxley and Lyra Valkyria have made their bed but have failed to see what is hiding beneath and have also failed to check their windows. All the while, we see a dollhouse, which Rosemary and Wendy destroy.

Backstage, Sarah Schreiber interviews "All Ego" Ethan Page, who says that he should be thanked for the era that everyone is currently in and will continue to live in after October 1st. He says he has Pete Dunne figured out and that Trick Williams is "still chasing ghosts" after being lucky to be NXT Champion once, and that he gets to both men demolish each other before he picks up the scraps.

Oba Femi's opponent is revealed to be none other than Hammerstone from TNA.

Oba Femi beats Hammerstone, much to Tony D'Angelo's chagrin backstage.

Backstage, Hank Walker and Tank Ledger tell Robert Stone and Stevie Turner that they want a match with Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson, and they get it. We then hear from Duke Hudson, surrounded by Riley Osborne and Thea Hail, who calls Ridge Holland's actions inexcusable and wants Andre Chase to watch him give Ridge a Chase University-sized ass whupping.

In the women's locker room, Wren Sinclair asks Kelani Jordan if she has ever thought about holding an open challenge. Meanwhile, Jaida Parker is looking for The Fatal Influence, but Lola Vice says that after last week, Jaida looked like she needed help. Jaida says she will deal with Lola later and leaves. Kelani says that Jaida and Lola are the perfect choice for taking care of The Fatal Influence.

Ridge Holland beats Duke Hudson. After the match, Ridge continues to attack Duke Hudson, then throws him through the barricade. Ridge grabs the broken piece of barricade and throws it on top of Hudson before DDT'ing him on it.

Backstage, Jordynne Grace briefly meets Giulia.

We hear from Pete Dunne, who says that it all started when he told Trick Williams to figure it out, and says that he himself has been figuring it out his whole life. He says that Trick will be thinking about he did not figure it out while he becomes NXT Champion.

It is announced that The Miz will host a special edition of Miz TV on the premiere of NXT on The CW on October 1st.

Wes Lee suddenly shows up and tells Zachary Wentz that he is the reason Trey Miguel is out of action, and that they will end this in a street fight on October 1st.

Sol Ruca answers Jordynne Grace's open challenge for the Total Nonstop Action Knockouts World Championship.

Sol Ruca vs. Jordynne Grace for the Total Nonstop Action Knockouts World Championship ends with the lights going out and Rosemary and Wendy Choo showing up when they come back on, with Wendy putting Jordynne in a sleeper.

Backstage, Tatum Paxley shows Lyra Valkyrie around her dollhouse, then Lyra says they need to take Wendy Choo and Rosemary seriously. After Tatum says Wendy used her to get to championship gold, Lyra says they need to show them what they are made of.

Backstage, General Manager Ava congratulates Giulia - who has Funaki as a translator - on her debut when Roxanne Perez shows up and tells Giulia she will not take over her division. Giulia says Roxanne is and should be scared, and Ava tells Roxanne to leave the room.

Backstage, Shawn Spears gets in the middle of Brooks Jensen and Dion Lennox as Jensen wants Lennox to describe the gaslighting by Shawn Spears that Lennox speaks of. Lennox leaves, and Shawn tells Jensen that Lennox is telling him what to think instead of letting him think for himself, and wants to know what believes before telling him he will allow him to make decision for himself. Meanwhile, Eddy Thorpe runs into Ashante "Thee" Adonis, who still does not believe that Eddy isn't trying to date one of the many women that he is friends with.

Trick Williams beats Pete Dunne in a Last Man Standing Match to become #1 contender for the NXT Championship after "All Ego" Ethan Page shows up and Trick sends him through the announce table as he gets back up on his feet.

Backstage, General Manager Ava tells Robert Stone and Stevie Turner will be on NXT next week to announce something for October 1st.

Here are the highlights from tonight's show!

At The Derby - Derby City Wrestling recap for September 10, 2023

Damian Chambers beats Jayden Dominic Rose by submission.

We hear from "BHK" Kevin Martenson, who says that he is here and that he will see "Dead Ringer" Aaron Williams in the ring.

We hear from Audacity (Omega and Carson Drake). Omega tells TMZ ("Hysterical" Shane Haste, Che Cabrera, Bad Dude Tito) that it is not just them against the two against them, and it will be TMZ vs. the city of Louisville, as Audacity is a family. Carson Drake says TMZ might be good, or even great, they will not be able to beat Audacity.

David Marques interviews TMZ (Che Cabrera and Bad Dude Tito) on the entrance ramp. Bad Dude Tito asks who they got upset to be sent to Kentucky, and Che Cabrera calls the state "Ken-Yucky." Tito says he has yet to see a good-looking woman here, which explains why the kids look so ugly, before making fun of the fans' accents. Che then says they will make sure none of the kids get school supplies because none of them will make it past the fifth grade.

Big Mama beats Arie Alexander.

We hear from "Dead Ringer" Aaron Williams, who says his loss to "BHK" Kevin Masterson has ran in his head all day, and while Masterson may have won and may be crazy and unpredictable, he is not as violent as he is and he is in his house. Williams says he does not lose in his house and he will win the United Heritage Championship and leave Martenson laying on his canvas. Williams says he does not lose and that this is his time.

We look back on "Producer" Peter Avalon vs. Tim Storm from Championship Wrestling From Arizona.

"BHK" Kevin Martenson retains the United Heritage Championship against "Dead Ringer" Aaron Williams with an arm bar as Williams argues with the referee. After the match, Lord Crewe shows up, but Kevin Martenson punches at him before he can get into the ring.

Championship Gold - Championship Wrestling presented by CarShield recap for September 10, 2023

Note: This episode doubles as this week's episode of Derby City Wrestling.

Damian Chambers beats Jayden Dominic Rose by submission.

We hear from "BHK" Kevin Martenson, who says that he is here and that he will see "Dead Ringer" Aaron Williams in the ring.

We hear from Audacity (Omega and Carson Drake). Omega tells TMZ ("Hysterical" Shane Haste, Che Cabrera, Bad Dude Tito) that it is not just them against the two against them, and it will be TMZ vs. the city of Louisville, as Audacity is a family. Carson Drake says TMZ might be good, or even great, they will not be able to beat Audacity.

David Marques interviews TMZ (Che Cabrera and Bad Dude Tito) on the entrance ramp. Bad Dude Tito asks who they got upset to be sent to Kentucky, and Che Cabrera calls the state "Ken-Yucky." Tito says he has yet to see a good-looking woman here, which explains why the kids look so ugly, before making fun of the fans' accents. Che then says they will make sure none of the kids get school supplies because none of them will make it past the fifth grade.

Big Mama beats Arie Alexander.

We hear from "Dead Ringer" Aaron Williams, who says his loss to "BHK" Kevin Masterson has ran in his head all day, and while Masterson may have won and may be crazy and unpredictable, he is not as violent as he is and he is in his house. Williams says he does not lose in his house and he will win the United Heritage Championship and leave Martenson laying on his canvas. Williams says he does not lose and that this is his time.

We look back on "Producer" Peter Avalon vs. Tim Storm from Championship Wrestling From Arizona.

"BHK" Kevin Martenson retains the United Heritage Championship against "Dead Ringer" Aaron Williams with an arm bar as Williams argues with the referee. After the match, Lord Crewe shows up, but Kevin Martenson punches at him before he can get into the ring.

Championship Saturday - Memphis Wrestling recap for September 10, 2022

Mike Anthony shows up to start tonight's show. After making it obvious that he hates Dustin Starr, Mike Anthony demands a refund from Money Mike and Pay Up (Big Jack and Bruce), saying they had a job to do and failed to deliver the results. He calls them out and demands that they pay up. Money Mark and Big Jack show up, and Money Mark tells him that there are no refunds and that if he wants it, he will have to come and get it. Mike Anthony says he does not play with his money, and tells them to pay up or get beat down. Big Jack asks Mike "You done talkin'?", to which Mike replies "Shall we?" This leads to a fight in the ring between them, and security and referees have to quickly break the fight up.

Zay Washington retains the Memphis Wrestling Internet Championship against "Casanova" Colton Cage. During the match, Aaron Roberts shows up and watches from the audience. After the match, Aaron Roberts attacks Zay Washington from behind and powerbombs him in the middle of the ring.

We see some footage from the 901 Day event.

Cassandra Golden beats "Dirty" Diana Taylor and "The Goddess of the Night" Nyxx in a Triple Threat Match to become the Memphis Wrestling Women's Champion after "Hollywood" Jimmy Blaylock hits Nyxx with the women's title as Diana Taylor has the referee distracted with a Bronco Buster on Cassandra Golden. Nyxx is down for the rest of the match, and Cassandra Golden hits Diana Taylor with the Michinoku Driver to win the title. (When Cassandra Golden is awarded the title, she is handed a championship belt with a new design.)

In footage from earlier today, Shark Boy tells Kid Wrestling that he has a bright future in the business, then hands him the first mask he ever wore in his career. He says that when he is ready to put it on, there will be great things in his career.

Dustin Starr interviews "Remarkable" Ryan Rembrandt at the announce desk. Rembrandt refuses to admit he lost in last week's Fat Boy Challenge, then says he looks into the crowd and notices that there is a loose definition of what "fat" means, then says that if you're not remarkable, you're fat. He then calls out anyone who is fat to get in the ring and do ten push-ups, and maybe then, he might consider them remarkable. Ray Collins shows up and says he can do the ten push-ups. Ray Collins does the ten push-ups, but Rembrandt kicks Collins in the rib eight push-ups in and puts him in a single leg crab. Officials and referees quickly step in.

We hear from The Skimahorns (Brad and Briar Skimahorns). Briar says they cannot make it to Championship Saturday due to a family emergency, as Uncle Mikey is in the hospital with their father. Brad says they will have more information when it is available.

We see footage of Mads Krugger on The Chris Vernon Show.

Backstage, Mackenzie Morgan interviews Austin Lane, who says that he has goosebumps and that the electricity is in the air for Championship Saturday. He wishes everyone good luck as they steal the show and make their moments. He says that his goal is to be wrestling for a championship on the next Championship Saturday, then dares Matt Williams to meet him in the ring, as they have some talking to do.

Mike Anthony guests on commentary for the next match.

Memphis Muscle ("The GunShow" Brett Michaels and "Big Swole" Justin Cole) beat The Posse (Simon and Mr. Chris) to become the Memphis Wrestling Tag Team Champions! During the match, Mr. Chris blocks the Swole Slam and sends Justin Cole into referee David Knight. He then hits Justin Cole in the head with one of the tag team titles, but Justin Cole kicks out. Simon yells at the ref, but Brett Michaels hits Simon with the GunShow Lariat and Justin Cole hits Mr. Chris with the Swole Slam to win the titles.

Friday Night's Main Event - Main Event recap for September 10, 2021

Results from The Smackdown Hotel.

Ricochet beats Cedric Alexander.

Doudrop beats Dana Brooke.

They're On A Rampage - Rampage recap for September 10, 2021

Andrade el Idolo beats PAC. During the match, PAC gets Andrade in the Brutalizer, but Jose gets on the ring apron with a taser. The Lucha Brothers (Penta el Zero Miedo and Rey Fenix) attack Jose, but Chavo Guerrero hits PAC with an iPad behind the referee's back, allowing Andrade to get the win. After the match, Andrade punches Chavo in the jaw, then The Lucha Brothers superkick Chavo before throwing him to PAC, who puts him in the Brutalizer. It takes four referees to get PAC off of Chavo.

Tony Schiavone interviews Darby Allin and Sting in the ring. Darby calls Shawn Spears "a generic piece of shit" who is absolutely nothing without Tully Blanchard, and Sting says Tully Blanchard rode off Ric Flair and Arn Anderson's coattails for years. Sting then says he and Tully Blanchard can go right now, then Tully Blanchard shows up. As he speaks to Sting, Darby Allin is attacked from behind by Shawn Spears, who escapes.

We see a video package chronicling the feud between Christian Cage and The Elite as well as the sudden appearances of Bryan Danielson and Adam Cole.

Ruby Soho, Kris Statlander and Riho beat Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D., Rebel and Jamie Hayter in a six-woman tag team match.

Mark Henry interviews "Platinum" Max Caster and Brian Pillman Jr. Caster says that Pillman has people that tell him he is great when he isn't, and Anthony Bowens says that Caster will beat Pillman all over the arena. Pillman says he will go out and outwrestle Caster to see if he can walk the walk, and that he will come at him at 100 miles per hour.

Brian Pillman Jr. beats "Platinum" Max Caster with the springboard clothesline after Caster misses the Mic Drop. After the match, Anthony Bowens attacks Pillman Jr., and Max Caster joins in. Bowens grabs the boombox, but as he is about to hit Pillman with it, Jon Moxley shows up and hits Bowens with it before laying out Max Caster.

205:Alive - 205 Live recap for September 10, 2021

Valentina Feroz beats Katrina Cortez.

Odyssey Jones and Trey Baxter beat Joe Gacy and Josh Briggs.

Layin' da SmackDown - SmackDown recap for September 10, 2021

WWE looks back on the September 11th terrorist attacks from 2001, the building of One World Trade Center and their return to New York City almost twenty years later (and their first show in Madison Square Garden in two years).

Paul Heyman, Roman Reigns and The Usos (Jimmy and Jey Uso) head to the ring to start tonight's show. Roman says that when it comes to sports entertainment, WWE owns New York City, and through Heyman, says he and the bloodline run WWE; therefore, he runs New York City and Madison Square Garden. He tells the fans of Madison Square Garden to acknowledge him, which they do, then Brock Lesnar shows up. Lesnar stares down Roman and The Usos, and Heyman asks Lesnar why he wants the WWE Universal Championship. Lesnar takes the microphone and asks Heyman why he didn't tell Roman he would be at SummerSlam. Roman confronts Heyman, who says he did not know, then takes the WWE Universal Championship and walks away alongside The Usos. Heyman reintroduces himself, then says for 20 years, he was the advocate for Lesnar. Lesnar says that the introduction was great and like old times, then asks Heyman to accept his challenge before Roman fires him: a shot at Roman Reigns and the Universal Championship. Lesnar then gives Heyman five seconds, but on two, he goes for an F5. Roman shows up and hits a Superman Punch on Lesnar, and when Lesnar gets Roman up, The Usos show up to superkick him only to get laid out.

Backstage, Kayla Braxton tries to get an interview with Paul Heyman, Roman Reigns and The Usos (Jimmy and Jey Uso). Roman and The Usos head to their dressing room, and Heyman says that Roman will answer Brock Lesnar's challenge when he feels it is appropriate.

Before the next match, Sami Zayn says he loves New York City, then says he has arranged for a special guest to be in their corner who knows what it takes to win in Madison Square Garden: Trae Young of the Atlanta Hawks, who used to play for the New York Knicks. Young is tremendously jeered as he makes his way to the ring.

King Nakamura, Rick Boogs, Big E, Rey Mysterio and Dominik Mysterio beat Dolph Ziggler, Robert Roode, Apollo Crews, Sami Zayn and Otis in a ten-man tag team match. During the match, Trey Young gets ejected after choking Rey Mysterio on the middle rope only to get caught by the referee. Another referee has to escort Trae Young to the back. After the match, Kayla Braxton interviews Big E, who says his team was one heck of a team like the New York Knicks, then says this may not be the last time the fans see him tonight. He says that whether it is Bobby Lashley or Roman Reigns, if they have what he needs, he is coming for their neck and they will feel his power.

WWE recognizes The FealGood Foundation, Tuesday's Children and 9/11 Day for their contributions to tonight's show.

Bianca Belair is in the ring with WWE officials Sonya Deville and Adam Pearce. Bianca Belair takes the contract for her WWE SmackDown Women's Championship against Becky Lynch at Extreme Rules, then addresses the fans. Bianca says she respects Becky as a competitor and a new mom, and used to respect Becky for her refusal to run from a fight, but says things have changed and that now, if they went toe-to-toe, things would be different. She says that she does not respect Becky as much as she used to, but at Extreme Rules, while Becky will not win back some of her respect, she will take back the SmackDown Women's Championship. She signs the contract, then Becky shows up. Becky says she knew she had Bianca's number at SummerSlam when she saw her face, and tells her to be a fan or to be "The Man." She also says she would give Bianca the match when she was ready, then ponders what would happen if she did not sign the contract. Bianca tells Becky to "sign the damn contract" and starts a "sign it" chant, but Becky says that she sat at home and heard the fans chant "We want Becky" only for this to be the thanks that she got for her unexpected return. She also says that she left her baby daughter at home only for the fans to root for "a flash in the pan" over her, then says "If you can't join 'em, beat 'em" and that this match will end the same way. She signs the contract, which she then tosses at Bianca before leaving.

Backstage, Paul Heyman is suddenly met by Shotzi and Nox, who drive away on Shotzi's tank. He then runs into Kayla Braxton, and says Roman Reigns will witness The Usos (Jimmy and Jey Uso) defend the WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championships before answering Brock Lesnar's challenge. After asking Kayla if she loves a good cliffhanger, he then runs into Big E, who lifts up the Money In The Bank Briefcase as he stares at Heyman.

Seth Rollins beats Edge with a kick to the groin, three superkicks and The Stomp. After the match, referee Jessica Carr asks for medical assistance, and emergency medical staff show up to tend to Edge.

Backstage, Edge is placed into an ambulance. After the ambulance leaves, Seth Rollins is seen, and when interviewed, says he has no idea how to feel after beating and injuring Edge and that he may not feel anything at all.

Backstage, The Usos (Jimmy and Jey Uso) meet with Roman Reigns, who says that they are "the ones" and that the opposition wants what they have, and that they run New York City and the WWE. The Usos say that they will make the family proud. Roman then address Paul Heyman, saying that he saved him, and asks why Heyman did not tell him about Brock Lesnar showing up at SummerSlam. Heyman does not have an answer.

The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) beat The Usos (Jimmy and Jey Uso) by disqualification after Roman Reigns puts Montez Ford in a guillotine choke. The Usos (Jimmy and Jey Uso) retain the WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championships. Afterwards, Roman Reigns says he will smash Brock Lesnar after he gets done smashing Finn Balor. All of a sudden, the arena goes dark and red lights flash across the arena. For the first time in over a year, Finn Balor shows up as The Demon and stares down Roman Reigns in the ring.

This week on Talking Smack: Big E, Bianca Belair, Liv Morgan and Carmella!

Here are the top ten moments from tonight's show!

Generation NXT UK - NXT UK recap for September 10, 2020

We hear from Assistant Sid Scala, who announces that over the coming weeks, they were be an eight-man tournament for the NXT UK Heritage Cup, with seven of the participants being named tonight.

William Regal announces that the matches of the NXT Heritage Cup will be six 3-minute rounds with 20 second breaks in-between, with falls coming by pinfall or submission. All matches are two-out-of-three falls, and in case of a DQ or knockout, the person with more falls ends.

"Flash" Morgan Webster, Noam Dar and Alexander Wolfe are announced for the NXT Heritage Cup.

We hear from Assistant Sid Scala, who announces that Kay Lee Ray will defend the NXT UK Women's Championship against Piper Niven in two weeks.

We look back on Toni Storm vs. Kay Lee Ray for the NXT UK Women's Championship, February 27, 2020, plus the backstage footage from after the match.

We hear from Gallus (Mark Coffey and Wolfgang), who issue an open challenge for next week.

We see an Internet conference call between Andy Shepherd, William Regal, Robbie Brookside and Drew McIntyre regarding legends of British wrestling.

A-Kid, "The Bomber" Dave Mastiff, Joseph Connors and Trent Seven are the other four participants in the NXT UK Heritage Cup Tournament.

Next week: Kay Lee Ray speaks! More details of the NXT UK Heritage Cup are revealed! "The Lucky Yin" Kenny Williams and Amir Jordan vs. Gallus (Mark Coffey and Wolfgang)!

We look back on Walter vs. Trent Seven from July 24, 2019.

NXT UK returns next week!

205:Alive - 205 Live recap for September 10, 2019

Dio Maddin replaces Nigel McGuinness on commentary.

Before the next match, "Gentleman" Jack Gallagher apologizes to missing a few weeks of action due to injury, then thanks him for giving him time to find an adequate tag team partner: KUSHIDA.

"Gentleman" Jack Gallagher and KUSHIDA beat The Brian Kendrick and Akira Tozawa with the Sakuraba Lock to The Brian Kendrick.

We hear from The Singh Brothers (Samir and Sunil Singh), who say that their careers are in trouble. They say that their fans expect more from them, but they have let them down when they deserve more. They say that they deserve more, and when they come back to Madison Square Garden, they will be the stars of the show.

Backstage, Sarah Schreiber interviews Mike Kanellis, who says that what goes on in "The Premier Athlete" Tony Nese's head is none of his concern, and says that Nese is preparing for the main event while he is doing nothing. Despite some major wins, he is still doing nothing and is sick of it. He says he needs a catalyst for himself to become Cruiserweight Champion. Suddenly, Maria Kanellis shows up and calls his victories meaningless. She then says that maybe she should not be here if Mike cannot figure out how meaningless all those victories are.

Humberto Carrillo and Lince Dorado vs. Drew Gulak and "The Premier" Athlete Tony Nese ends with Gulak and Nese attacking Carrillo and Dorado from behind, with Ariya Daivari joining in shortly afterwards. Gran Metalik runs in to even the odds, then Carrillo challenges Gulak, Nese and Daivari to a six-man tag match. Gulak accepts.

Humberto Carrillo and The Lucha House Party (Lince Dorado and Gran Metalik) beat Drew Gulak, Ariya Daivari and "The Premier Athlete" Tony Nese. (During the match, the fans are heard chanting for a baby in the crowd. Gulak makes fun of this by saying there is already a baby in the ring and performing "Gentleman" Jervis Cottonbelly's Rock-A-Bye Slam into a powerslam for a near-fall.)

Layin' da SmackDown - SmackDown Live recap for September 10, 2019

The Undertaker shows up to start tonight's show. He takes in the moment before stating that for the last 30 years, he has considered the hallowed grounds of Madison Square Garden his home. He doesn't know how often he will come home anymore, but he wants everyone to remember the titans that were born there, the legends that made their name there and the heroes who came here. He says that he took a little piece of their souls with him, but they will not be forgotten, for the echoes of their memories will go through its hallways for all of eternity. As he announces that a new era of Superstar is being ushered in, Sami Zayn suddenly shows up. He says that if he knows one thing about New York City, it is that they respect legends and that The Undertaker is a legend. He says that the most impressive thing about The Undertaker's legacy is selling out the Garden for 30 years, making it "his yard." Sami then states that while he has the most utmost respect for him, he says it should probably not be him opening tonight's show and that it should be him as Sami backs away while The Undertaker approaches. He asks when enough will be enough as he states that everything The Undertaker has done has shaped the future, then says the future is now and it is him. Sami then says the "unruly fans" would want nothing more than to see him take out The Undertaker, but that leads to the fans chanting "You suck!" at Sami, who says he is here out of respect to ask The Undertaker to turn around and leave the ring. He asks The Undertaker to leave the ring and pass the torch, and says the Garden and WWE is in good hands with him. The Undertaker hands his microphone to Sami, then teases waking away while Sami laughs. The Undertaker then gets back in the ring, much to Sami's surprise, and choke slams Sami Zayn.

Backstage, Shane McMahon is met by Chad Gable. Shane compliments Gable on his progress in the King of the Ring tournament, then tells him that Elias is injured and unable to compete in the semi-finals. Shane says he knows Gable wants to earn his way to the finals, and says his replacement opponent - who he has not decided on yet, but will be chosen soon - will be coming from either Raw or SmackDown.

Shinsuke Nakamura guests on commentary for the next match (and only speaks Japanese when asked any questions).

The Miz beats Andrade after countering a top rope moonsault into the Skull Crushing Finale, then gets attacked by Shinsuke Nakamura, who hits Miz with a Kinshasa.

Backstage, Shane McMahon asks Matt Hardy and Apollo Crews if they have seen Chad Gable. Gable shows up, then Shane tells Gable he has found his opponent, whom Elias approves of. His new opponent is none other than Shane McMahon.

Before the next match, Mandy Rose states that after last week, she would not be caught dead with Nikki Cross, since she is pretty and Nikki Cross is ugly. She says that Nikki looks like an oversized rat, then Alexa Bliss shows up with Nikki Cross.

Nikki Cross beats Mandy Rose with a schoolkid pin after Alexa Bliss yanks Sonya Deville off the ring apron.

Heavy Machinery (Tucker and Otis) make their own fruit smoothie in a blender backstage.

Backstage, Bayley is met by Ember Moon, who says that Bayley went against her word of elevating the women's division. Bayley says she is the same woman and that she attacked Becky to elevate the division. Ember Moon says this is more about Bayley struggling to stay relevant, and after saying that Charlotte Flair beat her last night, she tells her to save her energy for the ring.

Heavy Machinery (Tucker and Otis) beat Johnny Silver and Alex Keaton. (Johnny Silver and Alex Keaton are independent wrestlers John Silver and Alex Keaton, who will show up in AEW in just a few months' time.)

Backstage, Shane McMahon is met by Kevin Owens. Shane says he has been thinking for the last few weeks, and says he is willing to get rid of his $100,000 fine. Owens asks what the catch is, and Shane asks Owens to be the referee for his match with Chad Gable. Shane says that if he does the job "correctly," he will wipe away the $100,000 fine. Owens takes the shirt and reluctantly walks away.

Rowan - now known as Erick Rowan again - shows up. He says that all his life, people never seemed to get him or know him, and says all the fans thought he was controlled by somebody who told him what to do until last week. He then says the fans need to look deep in his eyes and see what he is capable of. Unfortunately, all the fans see is a brute who terrorizes and brutalizes. Suddenly, Roman Reigns shows up. Roman gets in the ring and immediately Superman Punches Rowan, then runs around the ring and tries to Spear him only for Rowan to strike back. Both men then brawl their way into the crowd. Roman makes it back to the ring, then Superman Punches Rowan a second and third time as officials, referees and security keep Roman away from Rowan. Rowan then grabs a fan and powerbombs him into Roman. Rowan then runs into Roman and hits him with a cross body, taking out Roman and everyone around him, before dragging him up the ramp. As everyone keeps him away from Roman, Roman hits another Superman Punch and proceeds to pound on Roman until he is held back. Rowan then grabs a camera and slams it into Roman before heading to the back. Roman gets up under his own power.

Backstage, Erick Rowan is seen pacing back and forth saying "Roman" repeatedly.

Charlotte Flair guests on commentary for the next match.

Bayley beats Ember Moon. After the match, Charlotte Flair enters the ring and points at the WWE SmackDown Women's Championship, telling Bayley it will be hers. Bayley backs away as Charlotte says she will be a ten-time champion.

Kofi Kingston shows up. Kofi says it feels great to be back in Madison Square Garden, and says that the building will always hold a special place in his heart as the place where his career changed forever when he stepped up to one of the top Superstars to prove he belonged in WWE. He talks about his battle with Randy Orton in the building in 2009 and how the people in the building chanted his name, and says he knew he would return one day as WWE Champion. He then says that day has come. After replaying footage of his match with Randy Orton from the November 16, 2009 episode of Raw, he calls it "a very small taste" of what he will do to Orton at Clash of Champions. Suddenly, Orton is seen and heard calling Kofi "stupid" in the crowd. Orton says he has done more in the last ten years than Kofi, then says none of that matters as he will be taking the WWE Championship from Kofi, as he was never deserving of it. After mocking Kofi's old Jamaican accent and dreadlocks as well as the more recent "power of positivity bullshit," Kofi gets in the crowd but is attacked with a steel chair by Orton. Orton almost DDT's on the floor, but Kofi battles back and pounds on Orton before grabbing the chair and smacking it into Orton's back. Kofi then tries to place Orton on a table. Orton fights back and has Kofi lying on it, but Kofi fights back and inadvertently breaks the table in the process. Kofi then readies another table. This time around, Kofi is able to get Orton on top of it, and he then climbs up some steps, stands on a steel guardrail and hits a Boom Drop onto the table and onto Orton.

Roman Reigns vs. Erick Rowan at Clash of Champions is now officially a no-disqualification match.

Cad Gable beats Shane McMahon to advance to the finals of the King of the Ring tournament...almost. After the match, however, Shane McMahon takes the microphone and states that the match is two-out-of-three falls. Despite Owens reluctantly being a crooked referee - and Owens also never calling for the bell - Gable wins the second fall with an ankle lock in the center of the ring. After the match, Owens tells Shane he did everything he can do and that he tapped out. Owens leaves, then Shane hits Owens with a chop block and proceeds to attack him. Shane then grabs a microphone and fires Kevin Owens.

Here are the top ten moments from tonight's show!

Raw Deal - Raw recap for September 10, 2018

Renee Young is officially on commentary for Raw, replacing Jonathan Coachman - who will now be the host of the pay-per-view kickoffs on WWE Network - full-time.

Braun Strowman, Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre show up with the rest of the heels from the Raw locker room to start tonight's show. As the rest of the heels surround the ring, Strowman brags about how he, Ziggler and McIntyre beat The Shield (Dean Ambrose, Seth Rollins, Roman Reigns) down and feasted on their bloody carcasses. McIntyre then shows a video package of everything leading up to the events from last week. Strowman says the only reason Roman Reigns has the WWE Universal Championship is because he is a coward who cannot handle business on his own. He tells Roman he has his "hounds of justice," but he has his "dogs of war." He says that The Shield, who has been running roughshod, has found out the hard way their strength in numbers is nothing compared to his pack. Ziggler thanks the heels for standing up to The Shield, for themselves and for "what is right." McIntyre asks the fans if they have felt the balance of power shift, as they are now in control and running wild. He says that tonight, they will continue the carnage and set an example by dismantling The B-Team (Bo Dallas and Curtis Axel) in their tag title rematch. Strowman says this will be nothing compared to when Roman Reigns gets these hands at Hell In A Cell. Suddenly, The Shield shows up in the crowd. They make their way down to the ring and brawl with everyone at ringside, and Ambrose shows up with a duffel bag with ax handles inside. They make short work of everyone at ringside, including Jinder Mahal. McIntyre, Strowman and Ziggler retreat.

We see footage from earlier today where The Bella Twins (Brie and Nikki Bella) find their dressing room vandalized by The Riott Squad (Ruby Riott, Liv Morgan, Sarah Logan).

Backstage, local law enforcement confronts The Shield (Dean Ambrose, Seth Rollins, Roman Reigns). Acting General Manager Baron Corbin shows up, and asks them to leave the premises or else they will lose their championships and they will all be locked up for a long time. They drop their ax handles and leave.

Nikki Bella beats Ruby Riott as Brie Bella stops Liv Morgan from getting physically involved in the match.

Big Show is on stage with some children as part of National Pediatric Cancer Month. After a video package for Connor's Cure, Big Show asks for a round of applause for the Superstars of tomorrow, and says that unlike the WWE Superstars who fight to win every life, these children fight for something far greater. He then introduces all of the children on stage.

We see a video package chronicling the meeting between "The Heartbreak Kid" Shawn Michaels and The Undertaker from last week.

Backstage, 205 Live General Manager Drake Maverick tells The Authors of Pain (Akam and Rezar) they will not be ignored or overlooked, as everyone will remember the pain that they cause.

The Authors of Pain (Akam and Rezar) beat Ronnie Ace and Nathan Bradley.

We see a video package chronicling the events leading up to Jeff Hardy vs. Randy Orton being made for Hell In A Cell (despite this all happening on SmackDown Live).

As local law enforcement watches who comes in and out, WWE COO Triple H comes out of a limousine on his way to address the fans.

WWE COO Triple H shows up. Triple H says that he said that the aura was back after SummerSlam and that he and The Undertaker would face each other one more time. He says that the WWE legends picked The Undertaker over him to win across the board, at 81% compared to Triple H's 19% in a recent poll with the legends. He then says that when "The Heartbreak Kid" Shawn Michaels picked him to win, it bothered The Undertaker so much that he actually showed up angry and agitated, accusing Shawn of bitterness and baiting him with threats. Triple H says that re-watching this made him mad, as he felt that The Undertaker lost respect for both him and Shawn. However, this was not the case at all; instead, he had lost respect for himself. Triple H goes on to call those four matches The Undertaker's last moments of greatness, and that he has blamed him and Shawn for his demise. He says that The Undertaker has taken this from business to personal, and that he will put him down at Super Show-Down.

Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre retains the WWE Raw Tag Team Championships against The B-Team (Bo Dallas and Curtis Axel) after McIntyre distracts the referee so that Ziggler can eye rake Bo Dallas. After the match, Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins show up from out of the crowd and attack Ziggler and McIntyre, forcing them to retreat.

We see footage from Mankind vs. The Undertaker in their Hell In A Cell Match from King of the Ring 1998, which took place twenty years ago this month.

Backstage, Acting General Manager Baron Corbin chews out Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose and threatens to have them arrested again, and Rollins calls Corbin out on his hypocrisy and bogus charges. Rollins also tells Corbin that filing a false police report is a crime, and calls for a sheriff to arrest Corbin. Corbin asks Rollins to talk about this in private, and the sheriff and Ambrose leave. Ambrose talks with the sheriff for a while, then Rollins shows up and says he and Ambrose won't be pressing charges against Corbin...for now. The name on the sheriff's nametag is "Ambrose, G."

Kevin Owens vs. Tyler Breeze ends before it can begin with Owens mercilessly attacking Breeze and powerbombing him into the ring apron. Owens says that two weeks ago, he walked away from Raw and it felt great. Immediately after, however, Acting General Manager Baron Corbin asked him to reconsider and come back, because he recognized his value as "the true MVP of Monday Night Raw." He agreed to come back on one strict condition: that he is not held responsible for what he does to his opponents, as his job is to do whatever he wants, whenever he wants. He says he was doing his job when he annihilated Breeze as well as fought against The Shield. He says this is his job and there is nothing anybody can do about, and Bobby Lashley is to blame. He says that Lashley is the reason that Sami Zayn has been on the shelf instead of by his side, and that he quit because of Bobby Lashley. However, he is also back because of Lashley, and what he did to him last week is only the beginning. He tells everyone to get it right, and reminds everyone that this is "The Kevin Owens Show." He says everyone can expect anarchy, agony and destruction from here on out, and says it is all Lashley's fault.

We see a video packaging chronicling the events leading to "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles vs. Samoa Joe in a Hell In A Cell Match for the WWE Championship at Hell In A Cell (despite this all, again, happening on SmackDown Live).

WWE Warrior Award recipient Jarrius "JJ" Robertson is seen in the front row.

Bobby Roode and Chad Gable beat The Ascension (Konnor and Viktor).

Nikki Bella is nominated for Reality TV Star of 2018, Nia Jax is nominated for Gamechanger of 2018, and Monday Night Raw is nominated for The Show of 2018 in this year's E! People's Choice Awards. Voting on pca.eonline.com ends this Friday.

In the locker room, Dolph Ziggler is talking with Drew McIntyre and Braun Strowman. Acting General Manager Baron Corbin shows up and announces that Ziggler and McIntyre are defending the Raw tag titles against Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins at Hell In A Cell. Corbin says he needs huge matches for Hell In A Cell, and tells Strowman that Commissioner Stephanie McMahon wants him to take the WWE Universal Championship at the event. Strowman says that right now, he is going "big dog huntin'."

Natalya and "Rowdy" Ronda Rousey beat Alexa Bliss and Mickie James with an armbar to Mickie James. Rousey's ribs are hurt during the match. After the match, Bliss hits Ronda with a cheap shot, then runs away.

We see a video packaging chronicling Becky Lynch vs. Charlotte Flair for the WWE SmackDown Women's Championship at Hell In A Cell (despite the feud being on SmackDown Live).

Backstage, Elias asks for tea, and spits it out when it is not chamomile. Suddenly, Braun Strowman starts yelling, demanding to know where Roman Reigns is as he attacks a backstage worker.

Backstage, Charly Caruso interviews Natalya and "Rowdy" Ronda Rousey. Rousey says she is fine, and even if she is hurt, she will not pull out of Hell In A Cell because she is still the best even on her worst day.

Elias is in the ring. Elias says he has perfected blues as well as rock 'n roll, then proceeds to play on his guitar. After asking everyone who wants to walk with him, he says that something feels off tonight, then asks if the New Orleans Saints lost yesterday before saying that Tom Brees is done with representing the city. Elias then proceeds to play guitar again when Mick Foley shows up. Foley says he is a big fan of Elias, and says that Elias has a big, resonant voice as a vocalist and that he admires his guitar playing, but says that he does not have a sincere bone in his body as a lyricist. Elias says he knows Foley is here to talk about the 20th anniversary of his Hell In A Cell Match against The Undertaker, and says that he personally saw the match when it happened. Elias says that he would be lying if he were to say that this match was not a special moment, but that was then and this is now, and says that Foley is a broken man who is singing the same sad song he has sung for the last 20 years and barely remembers the words to. Foley says that is him in a nutshell, but he is here to address the future, not the past. Elias tells him he is talking to the future, and while Foley admits Elias is the future, he is talking about six night from tonight. He says that he has asked Raw Commissioner Stephanie McMahon for a proposition, asking for a role in Hell In A Cell, saying that he felt electricity that night 20 years ago and wants to feel that way again. It was after that match that he met Stephanie for the first time, and asked her not to shut him out and let him be part of the action. He then announces that he will be special guest referee for Braun Strowman vs. Roman Reigns for the WWE Universal Championship at Hell In A Cell. As Foley leaves, Elias tells Foley that this was special, then tells him to take a piece of advice: shut his mouth and head to the back. Foley gets back into the ring and tells him that before he left the office, Stephanie allowed him to make a match tonight. Foley then puts Elias in a match against Finn Balor.

Backstage, Braun Strowman is still looking for Roman Reigns, leaving a path of destruction in his wake.

Finn Balor beats Elias with an inside cradle to counter Drift Away.

We see footage from earlier today where Lio Rush is in the gym with Bobby Lashley, putting Lashley on a pedestal as he tries to become his manager.

Braun Strowman asks Charly Caruso where Roman Reigns is. Charly says Roman has left the building, and says that if Braun heads to the ring, Roman might find him.

One week from tomorrow on Mixed Match Challenge: Jimmy Uso and Naomi vs. "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles and Charlotte Flair!

Next week: The Undertaker returns!

Braun Strowman shows up. Strowman says he is sick of waiting, and dares Roman Reigns to face him in the ring like a man. When Roman does not show up, Strowman says that Roman is a coward, and that there is nowhere for him to run in Hell In A Cell when he is locked in with him and nobody can help him. He also says that if special guest referee Mick Foley get in his way, he will make his match against The Undertaker 20 years ago look like a paper cut. He then says that he will take Roman Reigns to Hell in Hell In A Cell and that he will never come back. Roman Reigns' music then hits, and Braun sees Roman on the commentary table. Both men brawl on the stage, and Braun seems to get the upper hand early on. Strowman then proceeds to break down the announce table and tries to powerbomb Roman, but Roman counters it into a Samoan Drop and puts Strowman through a panel in the stage. Roman then gets back on his feet, picks up the WWE Universal Championship and slowly walks up to where Strowman is before lifting the title up in the air.

Here are the top 10 moments from tonight's show!

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for September 10, 2016

Special thanks to PWPonderings for helping me get caught up.

Jay Lethal beats Bullet Club (Adam Cole, "Hangman" Adam Page, Yujiro Takahashi)...but not without his initial tag team partners, Los Ingovernables de Japon (Tetsuya Naito and EVIL). During the match, Naito and EVIL leave Lethal high and dry after Naito shows displeasure with Lethal, but "Unbreakable" Michael Elgin jumps in and helps Lethal out. Kyle O'Reilly shows up and joins Lethal's side when Bullet Club are about to make quick work of Elgin.

Bobby Fish says he has stood up to the likes of Tomohiro Ishii and Katsuyori Shibata who have called out the ROH locker room, and that he will continue to stand for ROH when he retains the ROH World Television Championship against Shibata.

Before the next match, Jay Lethal calls out Tetsuya Naito for turning his back on him earlier in the show and tells him that he will get revenge for it. Nigel McGuinness makes the match official for All-Star Extravaganza, but reminds Jay that the last time he asked for a match, he lived to regret it.

Bobby Fish retains the ROH World Television Championship against Katsuyori Shibata by pinning his shoulders down while caught in a triangle hold. After the match, Nana and Donovan Dijak show up and stare down Fish from the entrance ramp. Shibata and Fish then agree to another match in the future.

Next week: Steve Corino returns to ROH after a year-long suspension!

Saturday Night's Main Event - Main Event recap for September 10, 2016

Results courtesy of dailywrestlingnews.com/PWInsider.

Dolph Ziggler beats Simon Gotch.

Jack Swagger beats Jinder Mahal with the Patriot Lock.

Layin' da SmackDown - SmackDown recap for September 10, 2015

The show starts with The Wyatt Family (Bray Wyatt, Luke Harper, Braun Strowman) entering the ring. Wyatt says that Roman Reigns is cursed, sick and infected with the desire to become "the one." He admits that Reigns is a smart man, but says Reigns does not care about the WWE Universe and certainly not about they think about him. Wyatt says that if Reigns were to become WWE World Heavyweight Champion, everyone would bow down to him "like good little sheep do." He then focuses on Dean Ambrose, saying he is cursed with loyalty to a man he believes to be a brother-in-arms, and says he's missing more than "a few pieces upstairs." He sends a warning to anyone in the back that makes contact with Ambrose and Reigns: this is about the Wyatts vs. Reigns and Ambrose, and it should stay that way. Wyatt shows us what they did to Randy Orton on Monday as part of his reasoning, before telling them that apocalypse awaits Ambrose and Reigns at Night of Champions, and tells Jimmy Uso - Ambrose and Reigns' tag partner tonight - that he has an important choice to make and that choosing poorly will cost him dearly. Strowman takes off the black sheep mask, takes the mic, and says "They all fall down. Run."

Cesaro beats The Miz with the Sharpshooter.

Renee Young interviews Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose. Reigns says it was Ambrose's idea to involve Jimmy Uso in tonight's match, but admits he's his blood and he trusts him. Ambrose says if he's Roman's blood, he's his blood, too. Jimmy Uso shows up, saying he's chosen family, and it's about to get Uso Crazy. Ambrose gets in the Uso mood, much to the bemusement of Reigns.

Paige vs. Sasha Banks ends when Paige plays possum and hits Sasha with a Spear, starting a brawl. Another ref is called in to separate the two, but Naomi and Tamina from Team B.A.D. and Charlotte and Becky Lynch from Team PCB show, starting an even bigger brawl. Charlotte and Becky have to keep Paige from tearing Sasha to pieces, as Naomi and Tamina get Sasha Banks out of harm's way.

Byron Saxton interviews Seth Rollins. He considers Monday night the lowest point in his career, thanks to Sting. He says that his statue was a symbol of his status as a legend, and says Sting's attempts at mind games are just him digging his grave, and he plans to crush his career much like Sting crushed his statue. As for his reamtch with Ryback, he requested it be a lumberjack so that the doubters can see that Ryback wouldn't have beaten him if it weren't for the distraction from Sting. At Night of Champions, he plans to retain both the WWE World Heavyweight Championship and the WWE United States Championship against Sting and John Cena, respectively. Suddenly, Sheamus shows up, and tells Rollins he may have three matches, as he can't decide when to cash in his Money in the Bank briefcase and says Night of Champions sounds like a tempting time to do that. He then wishes him luck, and Rollins is left seething.

Roman Reigns, Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns vs. The New Day (Kofi Kingston, Big E, Xavier Woods) ends with The Wyatt Family suddenly taking out Jimmy Uso with a choke-out from Braun Strowman. After they disappear, Bray Wyatt is heard saying "They all fall down."

The Ascension (Konnor and Viktor) - now led to the ring by Stardust - beat The Lucha Dragons (Sin Cara and Kalisto). Stardust and The Ascension attack The Lucha Dragons after the match, but Neville rushes in to make the save.

Renee Young interviews Nikki Bella, who is initially accompanied by Brie Bella and Alicia Fox, who leave for the interview. Her title defense against Charlotte has been moved up to next week, and Charlotte shows up on cue at Nikki talks about her, and tells her she's about to become the woman who almost became the longest-reigning Divas champion, as Charlotte is taking her title this Monday.

Seth Rollins beats Ryback in a lumberjack match, thanks to interference from Kevin Owens. During the match, the good guys force Big Show to go to the back after knocking Mark Henry out, and Rollins is sent flying into the good guys before all of the lumberjacks jump into the ring and fight each other.

Here are the top 10 moments from tonight's show!

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for September 10, 2014

Sgt. Chris Melendez beats DJ Z in his TNA in-ring debut.

Bobby Roode shows up. After he sings the praises of Eric Young, MVP, Kenny King and Lashley show up. MVP says that his defeat at the hands of Lashley will soon become his reality. Roode knows that Lashley knows that he can destroy him, but that's not going to stop Roode from becoming TNA World Heavyweight Champion again. MVP punches Roode, and this starts a 3-on-1 beatdown in which Eric Young and Samoa Joe make the save. Samoa Joe is on the mic, and he wants three-on-three action: MVP, King and Lashley vs. Joe, EY and Roode...right now! Lashley's on board, and the impromptu six-man tag match begins.

Bobby Roode, Eric Young and Samoa Joe beat MVP, Kenny King and Lashley.

Brittany wants to know if Samuel Shaw is seeing anybody...

The Bro Mans (Robbie E and Jessie Godders) and Velvet Sky beat The Menagerie (Rebel, Knux, Crazzy Steve) after Angelina Love distracts Rebel.

Kurt Angle has some words for Ethan Carter III...and they're coming up next.

Team 3D (Bully Ray and Devon) have every intention of being the first team to win twice and becoming tag team champs once again!

Kurt Angle is in the ring. He calls out Ethan Carter III, who shows up. Ethan explains his case yet again, and plans to take matters into his own hands if his demands aren't met. Angle doesn't take this lightly, and puts EC3 in a street fight with Rhino!

Ethan Carter III beats Rhino in a Street Fight.

Chris Melendez says that his TNA debut is living proof that anybody can overcome anything.

After some interruption by Angelina Love, Jeremy Borash announces that Velvet Sky will grave the cover of the 2015 TNA Knockouts calendar. Angelina Love is shocked...and so are the rest of the Knockouts when Havok shows up, makes quick work of Gail Kim, choke slams Brittany and walks away with the TNA Knockouts title.

"The Cowboy" James Storm kidnapped Manik last week! Does James Storm have another disciple in his Redneck Revolution?

"The Cowboy" James Storm and The Great Sanada beat Tajiri and Austin Aries.

The Hardys (Jeff and Matt Hardy) tell The Wolves (Eddie Edwards and Davey Richards) they'd better be ready after all that talk. They, too, plan to win tonight.

Gail Kim and Havok brawl backstage.

Gail Kim and Havok take the brawl to the arena, where they are quickly broken up by security. Havok attacks two security guards as Gail Kim is dragged to the back.

The Hardys (Jeff and Matt Hardy) beat The Wolves (Eddie Edwards and Davey Richards) and Team 3D (Bully Ray and Devon) in a Tables Match to earn their first win in the Tag Team Series. After the match, Jeff and Matt announce that the third match in the series will be a Ladder Match.

Extreme Nation - ECW on TNN recap for September 10, 1999

Super Crazy beats Rhino with a hurricanrana pin. After the match, Rhino yells at Steve Corino, then calls Super Crazy to the ring and extends his hand. Super Crazy put his hand out only to be hit with a clothesline followed by a Rhino Bomb.

It is announced that Anarchy Rules is on Sunday, September 19th, and that Taz will be defending the ECW World Heavyweight Championship against Masato Tanaka. We then see archival footage of a match between Tanaka and Mike Awesome from Heatwave 1998.

Masato Tanaka beats Mike Awesome with a Tornado DDT off the top rope into two chairs after Awesome kicks out of the Roaring Elbow.

Jerry Lynn vs. Rob Van Dam for the ECW World Television Championship ends after RVD and Lynn are piledriven by The Impact Players (Justin Credible and Lance Storm). Storm says RVD and Lynn thought they would have some impact and that they were closing this show. Storm says they are closing the shows, since they are the impact players in ECW. We then see The Impact Players attacking Shane Douglas, Sid Vicious, Jerry Lynn, "The Innovator of Violence" Tommy Dreamer (whom they injured), The Dudley Boyz (Buh Buh Ray and D-Von Dudley) and Sabu (whom they got banned from the United States).

It is announced that Paul E. Heyman made a vow that ECW on TNN would be better than the Monday night shows, and that Jerry Lynn vs. Rob Van Dam for the ECW World Television Championship is on next week, and that there will be a definitive winner. It is also announced that Raven will speak next week for the first time since walking out on World Championship Wrestling, returning to ECW and winning the ECW World Tag Team Championships with "The Innovator of Violence" Tommy Dreamer.