How WWE Should Book Survivor Series WarGames 2022 (Incomplete Draft)

                                        

Hey everyone! This all started back with my first post on WWE’s Night Of Champions 2015 PPV, when WhatCulture’s early concept of “How WWE Should Book” videos inspired me to start directing the shows in my vision. As the quality and output of the company downgraded yearly, I decided it was time to try and help it improve. With these posts, I will do my best to craft compelling, larger-than-life characters, storylines and angles that captivate you, and matchups that will amaze you, all through the power of sensibility and logical booking. Sharing the fan-driven vision of a better WWE for all since 2015. Putting my best ideas forward and trying to get them seen. [Without further ado, here is how WWE should book: Survivor Series WarGames 2022!](link to blog post goes here)

Hey everyone! This all started back with my first post on WWE’s Night Of Champions 2015 PPV, when WhatCulture’s early concept of “How WWE Should Book” videos inspired me to start directing the shows in my vision. As the quality and output of the company downgraded yearly, I decided it was time to try and help it improve. With these posts, I will do my best to craft compelling, larger-than-life characters, storylines and angles that captivate you, and matchups that will amaze you, all through the power of sensibility and logical booking. Sharing the fan-driven vision of a better WWE for all since 2015. Putting my best ideas forward and trying to get them seen. [Without further ado, here is how WWE should book: Survivor Series WarGames 2022!](link to blog post goes here)


> MY NXT TAKEOVER: WARGAMES/SURVIVOR SERIES POSTS OF PREVIOUS YEARS:


* Survivor Series 2015: https://howwweshouldbookit.blogspot.com/2015/11/how-wwe-should-book-survivor-series-2015.html


* Survivor Series 2016: https://howwweshouldbookit.blogspot.com/2016/11/how-wwe-should-book-survivor-series-2016.html


* NXT TakeOver WarGames 2017: https://howwweshouldbookit.blogspot.com/2017/11/how-nxt-takeover-wargames-should-be.html


* Survivor Series 2017: https://howwweshouldbookit.blogspot.com/2017/11/how-wwe-should-book-survivor-series-2017.html


* NXT TakeOver WarGames 2018: https://howwweshouldbookit.blogspot.com/2018/11/how-nxt-takeover-wargames-ii-should-be.html


* Survivor Series 2018: https://howwweshouldbookit.blogspot.com/2018/11/how-wwe-should-book-survivor-series-2018.html


* Survivor Series 2020: https://howwweshouldbookit.blogspot.com/2021/02/how-wwe-should-book-survivor-series-2020.html


> MAIN SHOW:


* (cue William Regal) WARGAMES!!!!!!! *GENERALS GATHERED IN THEIR MASSES; JUST LIKE WITCHES AT BLACK MASSES; EVIL MINDS THAT PLOT DESTRUCTION; SORCERER OF DEATH'S CONSTRUCTION; IN THE FIELDS, THE BODIES BURNING; AS THE WAR MACHINE KEEPS TURNING; DEATH AND HATRED TO MANKIND; POISONING THEIR BRAINWASHED MINDS; OH LORD, YEAH!; POLITICIANS HIDE THEMSELVES AWAY; THEY ONLY STARTED THE WAR; WHY SHOULD THEY GO OUT TO FIGHT?; THEY LEAVE THAT ROLE TO THE POOR, YEAH; TIME WILL TELL ON THEIR POWER MINDS; MAKING WAR JUST FOR FUN; TREATING PEOPLE JUST LIKE PAWNS IN CHESS; WAIT TILL THEIR JUDGEMENT DAY COMES, YEAH!; NOW IN DARKNESS, WORLD STOPS TURNING; ASHES WHERE THEIR BODIES BURNING; NO MORE WAR PIGS HAVE THE POWER; HAND OF GOD HAS STRUCK THE HOUR; DAY OF JUDGEMENT, GOD IS CALLING; ON THEIR KNEES, THE WAR PIGS CRAWLING; BEGGING MERCY FOR THEIR SINS; SATAN LAUGHING, SPREADS HIS WINGS; OH LORD, YEAH!* It's the Thanksgiving tradition. 10 competitors, two teams of five, Two rings, one cage, unlimited carnage. **LET'S GO TO WAR**.


**1ST MATCH: Alexa Bliss, Asuka, Becky Lynch, Bianca Belair and Michin vs. Damage CTRL (Bayley, Dakota Kai, and Iyo Sky), Nikki Cross and Rhea Ripley (Women's WarGames match)**



**WINNERS: Damage CTRL (Bayley, Dakota Kai, and Iyo Sky), Nikki Cross and Rhea Ripley**


> ENTRIES:


No. | Entrant |

:--|:--|

1 | Nikki Cross

2 | Michin (Mia Yim)

3 | Dakota Kai

4 | Alexa Bliss

5 | Iyo Sky

6 | Asuka

7 | Bayley

8 | Bianca Belair

9 | Rhea Ripley

10 | Becky Lynch


**2ND MATCH: Ronda Rousey (c) vs. Shotzi (Singles match for the WWE SmackDown Women's Championship)**



**WINNER by SUBMISSION and STILL WWE SmackDown Women's Champion: Ronda Rousey**


**3RD MATCH: AJ Styles (w/ The OC (Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows)) vs. Finn Balor (w/ The Judgment Day (Damian Priest and Dominik Mysterio)) (Singles match)**



**WINNER by PINFALL: Finn Balor**


**4TH MATCH: Seth "Freakin" Rollins (c) vs. Austin Theory vs. Bobby Lashley (Triple Threat match for the WWE United States Championship)**


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**WINNER by PINFALL and STILL WWE United States Champion: Seth "Freakin" Rollins**


**5TH MATCH: The Bloodline (Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso, Roman Reigns, Sami Zayn, and Solo Sikoa) vs. The Brawling Brutes (Butch, Ridge Holland, and Sheamus), Drew McIntyre, and Kevin Owens (Men's WarGames match)**


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**WINNERS: The Bloodline**


> ENTRIES:


No. | Entrant |

:--|:--|

1 | Sami Zayn 

2 | Kevin Owens 

3 | Jey Uso 

4 | Butch 

5 | Jimmy Uso 

6 | Ridge Holland 

7 | Solo Sikoa

8 | Sheamus

9 | Drew McIntyre

10 | Roman Reigns 


>  FINAL RESULTS:


No. | Results | Stipulations | Times

:--|:--|:--|:--|

1 | Damage CTRL (Bayley, Dakota Kai, and Iyo Sky), Nikki Cross and Rhea Ripley defeated Alexa Bliss, Asuka, Becky Lynch, Bianca Belair, and Mia Yim | Women's WarGames match | 30 minutes

2 | Ronda Rousey (c) defeated Shotzi by Submission | Singles match for the WWE SmackDown Women's Championship | 5 minutes

3 | Finn Balor (w/ The Judgment Day (Damian Priest and Dominik Mysterio)) defeated AJ Styles (w/ The OC (Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows)) by Pinfall | Singles match | 20 minutes

4 | Seth "Freakin" Rollins (c) defeated Austin Theory and Bobby Lashley by Pinfall | Triple Threat match for the WWE United States Championship | 15 minutes

5 | The Bloodline (Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso, Roman Reigns, Sami Zayn, and Solo Sikoa) defeated The Brawling Brutes (Butch, Ridge Holland, and Sheamus), Drew McIntyre, and Kevin Owens | Men's WarGames match | 40 minutes


>  MY CARD FOR WWE ROYAL RUMBLE (January 28th, 2023 Alamodome, San Antonio, TX)


No. | Matches | Stipulations |

:--|:--|:--|:--|

1 | 2023 Men's Royal Rumble match | 30-man Royal Rumble for a world championship match at WrestleMania 39 

2 | 2023 Women's Royal Rumble match | 30-woman Royal Rumble for a women's championship match at WrestleMania 39

3 | Roman Reigns (c) vs. Sheamus | Singles match for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship

4 | Bianca Belair (c) vs. Rhea Ripley | Singles match for the WWE RAW Women's Championship

5 | Gunther (c) vs. Braun Strowman | Singles match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship


Well, that was the post. Thanks for reading! As always, let me know what you liked and/or what you didn’t like from the post, and what from the post you’d like to see actually happen on the show tomorrow night! Be sure to look out for my next post for the upcoming PPV, “How NXT Should Book Deadline 2022”. Enjoy the show, everyone.


> Hey! If you're a fan of my booking posts, I've got awesome news. I've now got my very own WWE Booking blog! It contains archives of every one of my posts dating back to 2015 and it's also where I'll be posting all of my newest posts for upcoming events from now on. If you want a full library of my stuff, this new blog is the best place to be. If you're familiar with my posts here and this sounds like a good time to you, you can find the blog and all my past work here: https://howwweshouldbookit.

How WWE Should Book Extreme Rules 2022 (Incomplete)

 

"How WWE Should Book Extreme Rules 2022" coming the weekend of the PPV, Oct. 8th!

Hey everyone! This all started back with my first post on WWE’s Night Of Champions 2015 PPV, (or premium live event, now, sorry pal), when WhatCulture’s early concept of “How WWE Should Book” videos inspired me to start directing the shows in my vision. As the quality and output of the company downgraded yearly, I decided it was time to try and help it improve. With these posts, I will do my best to craft compelling, larger-than-life characters, storylines and angles that captivate you, and matchups that will amaze you, all through the power of sensibility and logical booking. Sharing the fan-driven vision of a better WWE for all since 2015. Putting my best ideas forward and trying to get them seen. [Without further ado, here is how WWE should book: Extreme Rules 2022!](link to blog post goes here)


> MAIN SHOW:


1ST MATCH: 

WINNER by 


2ND MATCH: 

WINNER by 


3RD MATCH: 

WINNER by 


4TH MATCH: 

WINNER by 


5TH MATCH: 

WINNER by 


6TH MATCH: 

WINNER by 


FINAL RESULTS:

No.ResultsStipulationsTimes
1
2

3
4
5
6

MY CARD FOR WWE CROWN JEWEL 2022 (November 5th, 2022; Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; Venue TBA)
No.MatchesStipulations
1Roman Reigns (c) vs. Logan PaulSingles match for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship
2Gunther (c) vs. SheamusTitle vs. Career Hell in a Cell match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship













Well, that was the post. Thanks for reading! As always, let me know what you liked and/or what you didn’t like from the post, and what from the post you’d like to see actually happen on the show tomorrow night! Be sure to look out for my next post for the upcoming PPV, “How WWE Should Book Crown Jewel 2022”. Enjoy the show, everyone.

> Hey! If you're a fan of my booking posts, I've got awesome news. I've now got my very own WWE Booking blog! It contains archives of every one of my posts dating back to 2015 and it's also where I'll be posting all of my newest posts for upcoming events from now on. If you want a full library of my stuff, this new blog is the best place to be. If you're familiar with my posts here and this sounds like a good time to you, you can find the blog and all my past work here: https://howwweshouldbookit.blog


How NXT 2.0 vs. NXT UK: Worlds Collide 2022 Should Be Booked (Outline; Incomplete)

 Hey everyone! This all started back with my first post on WWE’s Night Of Champions 2015 PPV, (or premium live event, now, sorry pal), when WhatCulture’s early concept of “How WWE Should Book” videos inspired me to start directing the shows in my vision. As the quality and output of the company downgraded yearly, I decided it was time to try and help it improve. With these posts, I will do my best to craft compelling, larger-than-life characters, storylines and angles that captivate you, and matchups that will amaze you, all through the power of sensibility and logical booking. Sharing the fan-driven vision of a better WWE for all since 2015. Putting my best ideas forward and trying to get them seen. [Without further ado, here is how WWE should book: NXT 2,0 vs. NXT UK: Worlds Collide 2022!](link to blog post goes here)

> MAIN SHOW:


1ST MATCH: 
Carmelo Hayes (c) (w/ Trick Williams) vs. Ricochet (Singles match for the NXT North American Championship)

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WINNER by PINFALL and STILL NXT North American Champion: Carmelo Hayes

2ND MATCH: Katana Chance and Kayden Carter (c) vs. Doudrop and Nikki A.S.H.(Tag Team match for the NXT Women's Tag Team Championships)

*  

WINNERS by PINFALL and NEW NXT Women's Tag Team Champions: 
Doudrop and Nikki A.S.H.

3RD MATCH: Brooks Jensen and Josh Briggs (NXT UK Tag Team Champions) vs. The Creed Brothers (Brutus Creed and Julius Creed) (NXT Tag Team Champions) vs. Gallus vs. Pretty Deadly (Elton Prince and Kit Wilson) (Fatal 4-Way Tag Team match to unify the NXT and NXT UK Tag Team Championships)

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WINNERS by PINFALL and NEW Unified NXT/NXT UK Tag Team Champions: The Creed Brothers

4TH MATCH: Mandy Rose (NXT Women's Champion) vs. Meiko Satomura (NXT UK Women's Champion) vs. Blair Davenport by Pinfall (Triple Threat match to unify the NXT and NXT UK Women's Championships)

*  

WINNER by PINFALL and NEW Unified NXT/NXT UK Women's Champion: Mandy Rose

5TH MATCH: Bron Breakker (NXT Champion) vs. Tyler Bate (NXT UK Champion) (Singles match to unify the NXT and NXT UK World Championships)**

*  

WINNER by PINFALL and NEW Unified NXT/NXT UK World Champion: Bron Breakker

FINAL RESULTS:

No.ResultsStipulationsTimes
1Carmelo Hayes (c) (w/ Trick Williams) defeated Ricochet by PinfallSingles match for the NXT North American Championship20 minutes
2Doudrop and Nikki A.S.H. defeated Katana Chance and Kayden Carter (c) by PinfallTag Team match for the NXT Women's Tag Team Championships10 minutes
3The Creed Brothers (Brutus Creed and Julius Creed) (NXT Tag Team Champions) defeated Brooks Jensen and Josh Briggs (NXT UK Tag Team Champions), Gallus, Pretty Deadly (Elton Prince and Kit Wilson) by PinfallFatal 4-Way Tag Team match to unify the NXT and NXT UK Tag Team Championships15 minutes
4Mandy Rose (NXT Women's Champion) defeated Meiko Satomura (NXT UK Women's Champion) and Blair Davenport by PinfallTriple Threat match to unify the NXT and NXT UK Women's Championships10 minutes
5Bron Breakker (NXT Champion) defeated Tyler Bate (NXT UK Champion) by PinfallSingles match to unify the NXT and NXT UK World Championships15 minutes

>  MY CARD FOR 
No. | Matches | Stipulations |
:--|:--|:--|:--|
1 | 

Well, that was the post. Thanks for reading! As always, let me know what you liked and/or what you didn’t like from the post, and what from the post you’d like to see actually happen on the show tomorrow night! Be sure to look out for my next post for the upcoming PPV, “How WWE Should Book Extreme Rules 2022”. Enjoy the show, everyone.

> Hey! If you're a fan of my booking posts, I've got awesome news. I've now got my very own WWE Booking blog! It contains archives of every one of my posts dating back to 2015 and it's also where I'll be posting all of my newest posts for upcoming events from now on. If you want a full library of my stuff, this new blog is the best place to be. If you're familiar with my posts here and this sounds like a good time to you, you can find the blog and all my past work here: https://howwweshouldbookit.blogspot.com/

How WWE Should Book Clash at the Castle 2022 (Outline; Incomplete)

 Hey everyone! This all started back with my first post on WWE’s Night Of Champions 2015 PPV, (or premium live event, now, sorry pal), when WhatCulture’s early concept of “How WWE Should Book” videos inspired me to start directing the shows in my vision. As the quality and output of the company downgraded yearly, I decided it was time to try and help it improve. With these posts, I will do my best to craft compelling, larger-than-life characters, storylines and angles that captivate you, and matchups that will amaze you, all through the power of sensibility and logical booking. Sharing the fan-driven vision of a better WWE for all since 2015. Putting my best ideas forward and trying to get them seen. [Without further ado, here is how WWE should book: Clash at the Castle 2022!](link to blog post goes here)


> MAIN SHOW:

* For the first time since 1992, WWE comes to the UK with a premium-live-per-view-event-premium-event-pea-pay-per-cock-view! It's time to Clash inside the Castle, mate! 

1ST MATCH: Asuka, Alexa Bliss, and Bianca Belair vs. Bayley, Dakota Kai, and Iyo Sky (Six-woman Tag Team match)

WINNERS by PINFALL: Bayley, Dakota Kai, and Iyo Sky


2ND MATCH: Liv Morgan (c) vs. Shayna Baszler (Singles match for the WWE SmackDown Women's Championship)

WINNER by PINFALL and STILL WWE SmackDown Women's Champion: Liv Morgan


3RD MATCH: Edge and Rey Mysterio (w/ Dominik Mysterio) vs. The Judgment Day (Damian Priest and Finn Balor) (w/ Rhea Ripley) (Tag Team match)

WINNERS by PINFALL: The Judgment Day (Damian Priest and Finn Balor) (w/ Rhea Ripley, and Dominik Mysterio)


4TH MATCH: Matt Riddle vs. Seth "Freakin" Rollins (Singles match)

WINNER by PINFALL: Seth "Freakin" Rollins


5TH MATCH: Gunther (c) (w/ Ludwig Kaiser) vs. Sheamus (w/ Butch and Ridge Holland) (Singles match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship)

WINNER by PINFALL and STILL WWE Intercontinental Champion: Gunther


6TH MATCH: Roman Reigns (c) (w/ Paul Heyman) vs. Drew McIntyre (Singles match for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship)

WINNER by PINFALL and STILL Undisputed WWE Universal Champion: Roman Reigns


FINAL RESULTS:

No.ResultsStipulationsTimes
1Bayley, Dakota Kai and Iyo Sky defeated Alexa Bliss, Asuka and Bianca Belair by PinfallSix-woman Tag Team match15 minutes
2Liv Morgan (c) defeated Shayna Baszler by PinfallSingles match for the WWE SmackDown Women's Championship10 minutes
3The Judgment Day (Damian Priest and Finn Balor) (w/ Rhea Ripley) defeated Edge and Rey Mysterio (w/ Dominik Mysterio) by PinfallTag Team match15 minutes
4Seth "Freakin" Rollins defeated Matt Riddle by PinfallSingles match20 minutes
5Gunther (c) (w/ Ludwig Kaiser) defeated Sheamus (w/ Butch and Ridge Holland) by PinfallSingles match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship15 minutes
6Roman Reigns (c) (w/ Paul Heyman) vs. Drew McIntyreSingles match for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship25 minutes


MY CARD FOR WWE EXTREME RULES 2022 (October 8th, 2022; Philadelphia, PA; Wells Fargo Center)
No.MatchesStipulations
1Roman Reigns (c) (w/ Paul Heyman) vs. Drew McIntyre or Karrion KrossExtreme Rules match for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship
2Gunther (c) (w/ Ludwig Kaiser) vs. Pete Dunne (w/ Ridge Holland and Sheamus)"Fight Night" Barroom Brawl match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship
3Bobby Lashley (c) vs. Chad Gable vs. Ciampa vs. Damian Priest vs. Finn Balor vs. Matt Riddle vs. Montez Ford vs. Mustafa Ali vs. Otis vs. Rey Mysterio vs. Seth "Freakin" RollinsHardcore Battle Royal for the WWE United States Championship
4Bianca Belair (c) vs. Alexa Bliss vs. Asuka vs. Bayley vs. Rhea RipleyFatal 5-Way Elimination match for the WWE RAW Women's Championship
5Liv Morgan (c) vs. Sonya DevilleSingles match for the WWE SmackDown Women's Championship with Adam Pearce suspended above the ring in a Shark Cage
6Control (Dakota Kai and Iyo Sky) (w/ Bayley) vs. Naomi and Sasha Banks vs. Ronda Rousey and Shayna BaszlerTriangle Tag Team Ladder match for the WWE Women's Tag Team Championships
7Drew McIntyre vs. Karrion Kross (w/ Scarlett)Singles match where the winner will advance to challenge for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship later in the night's main event
8Kevin Owens vs. The Usos (Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso)1-on-2 Handicap match with Sami Zayn Special Guest Referee; if Sami Zayn doesn't make sure the match goes The Usos' way, he is out of The Bloodline
9Austin Theory vs. Johnny GarganoSingles match with Theory's MITB briefcase on the line
10Dexter Lumis vs. The MizJailhouse match

Well, that was the post. Thanks for reading! As always, let me know what you liked and/or what you didn’t like from the post, and what from the post you’d like to see actually happen on the show tomorrow night! Be sure to look out for my next post for the upcoming PPV, “How WWE Should Book Extreme Rules 2022”. Enjoy the show, everyone.

> Hey! If you're a fan of my booking posts, I've got awesome news. I've now got my very own WWE Booking blog! It contains archives of every one of my posts dating back to 2015 and it's also where I'll be posting all of my newest posts for upcoming events from now on. If you want a full library of my stuff, this new blog is the best place to be. If you're familiar with my posts here and this sounds like a good time to you, you can find the blog and all my past work here: https://howwweshouldbookit.blogspot.com/

How WWE Should Book: SummerSlam 2022 | How WWE Should Book SummerSlam 2022

How WWE Should Book: SummerSlam 2022 PREMIUM LIVE EVENT!

Hey everyone! This all started back with my first post on WWE’s Night Of Champions 2015 PPV, (or premium live event, now, sorry pal), when WhatCulture’s early concept of “How WWE Should Book” videos inspired me to start directing the shows in my vision. As the quality and output of the company downgraded yearly, I decided it was time to try and help it improve. With these posts, I will do my best to craft compelling, larger-than-life characters, storylines and angles that captivate you, and matchups that will amaze you, all through the power of sensibility and logical booking. Sharing the fan-driven vision of a better WWE for all since 2015. Putting my best ideas forward and trying to get them seen. [Without further ado, here is how WWE should book: SummerSlam 2022!](link to blog post goes here)

> MY "SUMMERSLAM" FANTASY BOOKING POSTS OF PREVIOUS YEARS:





> MAIN SHOW:


* Summer is a time for fun, to jump and play in the sun! Swimming, sandcastles, slip-and-slides, bumper cars and thrilling rides! Summer is a time for fun, to eat a hotdog on a bun! Camping and amusement parks, bright fireworks in the dark! Summer is a time for fun, to blow bubbles and then pop each one! Shells, sandals, and the seashore, sprinklers, picnics, and BIG STRONG MUSCULAR MEN AND WOMEN IN THEIR UNDERWEAR GRUNTING HEAVILY AS THEY TRY TO LAY ON EACH OTHER HARD ENOUGH FOR 3 SECONDS HELL YEAH IT'S THE BIGGEST PARTY OF THE SUMMER, SUMMERSLAM! 

WWE's second biggest premium-pay-per-live-event-view is here once again and you might as well be calling it WrestleMania 38: Night 3 because holy heatwave there's a whole lot of rematches on this card. But it is a card. It's a card I'm gonna book. And a book I'm gonna card. 

From the match made and Heaven and the match made in Hell, to Bret's classic's against Perfect in '91 and SummerSlam traveling to Wembley in '92 as Bret and Bulldog main-evented in a classic for the IC title, to the battle of Undertakers, one real and one fake, to ladder rematches between HBK and Razor on the same show as a main event from Mabel, to Boiler Room brawls, to Highways to Hell, to 2002's GOAT show, to youngest world champions in 2004, overselling in 2005, Orton/Cena, to the burial of the Nexus, to Punk and Cena champion vs. champion, to the Perfect storm, to the Best vs. the Beast, to Lesnar squashing Cena, to a return to Toronto, to a venture to the Thunderdome, to returns of Becky Lynch and Brock Lesnar back around again, let's get into the 35th anniversary edition of the event, SummerSlam 2022! Now with 100% less Vince!

1ST MATCH: The Usos (Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso) (c) vs. The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) by Pinfall (Tag Team match for the Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championships with Jeff Jarrett as Special Guest Referee)

  •   After our show-opening pyro and official rundown of the match card by all our commentators, special referee for the match, J-E-DOUBLE F, J-A-DOUBLE T, E-DOUBLE T. Then, The Street Profits are out first, followed by The Usos. The match gets 20 minutes in our opener. Jarrett holds both sets of belts up in the air, and then the bell rings to start the action. These two teams were made for each other, casually just had what was in my opinion one of the best tag team matches in the history of the company at MITB when nobody asked them to, they just went out there and did. I thought from the beginning that the whole guest referee stipulation for this match was a bit unnecessary, either up the stakes from the last match by making it 2/3 Falls or a tag team ladder match of some kind. But, we're in Nashville, so here's your obligatory dose of Jeff Jarrett. Ain't he great. No really, ain't he? Guys? Anyone!!?? Anyways, I don't bother to write the kickoff/pre-shows for these PPV booking posts anymore like I used to because they're mostly used for panel discussion nowadays with barely any matches put on them anymore, so I don't feel it's worth my time to invest in. Perhaps you could stick Gunther/Shinsuke on there for the IC Title, even though I feel that's deserving of a better spot. However, one storyline thread leading into this match that started on SmackDown and would advance here would be what is appearing to be the growing divide between The Usos and this match's referee Double J. On Friday night, in the midst of the scuffle between the two teams, Usos accidentally sent Jarrett standing on his head with a mistimed superkick where Jarrett was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. Accident or no, it happened, Jarrett shoved both Usos back, and everything seemed to pointing in the direction that Jarrett was siding with the babyfaces Street Profits in what is supposed to be his completely unbiased referee position. But, you and I, I'm sure, have watched and studied professional wrestling for far too long not to see what this actually means. We get at least one segment on the pre-show to the event where the referees who will be assigned to matches on the show are having one group meeting with Jarrett, and we hear a knock on the door. The Usos come in and intimidate all other referees and clear the room. Jarrett goes to leave too but Jimmy and Jey block his way, and "just wanna have a talk". They want to clear the air about what happened on SmackDown and ensure that Jarrett knows it was a freak accident. Jarrett kind of shryly acknowledges it but Usos stop him again. They need him to accept their apology, and give them his word that despite that, everything will be called right down the middle in their Tag Titles match, or by god, they'll take Double J to get SMASHED by the Tribal Chief so hard that he won't be able to spell his damn name ever again. Jarrett continues to get intimidated and pressured by Jimmy and Jey to call it their way on the pre-show, and this continues all the way until we get to this match in the opener of the PPV. They take advantage of every second they're given and put on a show to light Nashville on fire right from the jump. Speaking of jump, at one point Montez even gets high enough in the air to hit a Frogsplash to one of the Usos, sailing right over Jeff Jarrett who is in the middle of the ring trying to break up a volatile situation between Dawkins and Uso. That gets a near fall. The end of the match comes when, at this point, both teams have knocked Jarrett down for the ref bump at certain points in the match. Both times, each team has gotten the phantom-count spot, where they've just hit their big finishing move, but no, the referee is out of commission and has to be woken up as the crowd counts to infinity. Things wrap up and we go home at a point where after all this, Jarrett looks like he's had enough. Somehow, someway, a guitar has emerged and been introduced into the equation and situation. We get the tease of who Jarrett will screw. About to screw Usos, then swerve turns around and screw Profits, smash a guitar over Montez head, Montez falls outside the ring, then double superkick to Dawkins who looks stunned and frozen after what he's just seen, followed by a double Uso splash, and our champions going in are STILL are champions coming out. Double J plays a factor after all in Nashville, and this would even work to push Jarrett farther as a heel going into Ric Flair's last match the following day. Would give the fans there all the more reason to boo him going into that event. After all the tease and storyline buildup, Jarrett sides with The Usos, the future of the Street Profits is uncertain, and we get another chapter written in this beautiful in-ring rivalry to get SummerSlam starting off sizzling.

WINNERS by PINFALL and STILL WWE Undisputed Tag Team Champions: The Usos

2ND MATCH: Bobby Lashley (c) vs. Austin Theory (Singles match for the WWE Untied States Championship)

  •  Theory is out first with his briefcase, followed by the United States Champion Bobby Lashley, with his... well..  championship of the United States. The match gets 10 minutes. This goes on in the 2nd match of the card; with Theory's cash-in being teased so heavily for later on in the main event of the night, it's just like Rollins was on the show he cashed-in WM31; lost to Orton in the second match, cashed in on Brock vs. Roman back then. Could Theory take nearly an identical road as his former Disciple? It's a general standard match between these two, we get the big power moves but out of everything I feel like this is the one with least interest and potential to be comparatively one of the worse matches on the card. The match ends when Lashley looks like he has it won, after hitting a Dominator and then calling for the Hurt Lock, but Theory, desperate, attacks and  beatdown with the MITB briefcase for the DQ. DQ so neither has to lose. No reason to play hot potato with this belt after Lashley won it last month and he's doing just fine. He doesn't have to get pinned, and neither does Theory if you want it believable that he's world title material and intends to cash-in imminently. Theory, realizing he's about to lose, comes to the realization that tonight is the night he's gonna do it. He could be Undisputed WWE Universal Champion by the end of the night. He doesn't need to take any more damage from Lashley that could hinder his plan and opportune timing later on; he comes to the conclusion that the US title isn't worth it for him, as he has bigger plans, so to freshen his body up he takes the cowardly way out and bloodies Lashley with the briefcase, finally doling out the punishment with that case that he couldn't to Lesnar over the past few weeks. This could all be explained by Theory in a backstage interview later on in the show.

WINNER by DISQUALIFICATION and STILL WWE United States Champion: Bobby Lashley

3RD MATCH: Logan Paul vs. The Miz (Singles match)

  •  The Miz is out first followed by Logan Paul. The match gets 10 minutes. It seems to many that is an impossibility that Logan Paul could possibly ever get cheered or babyface reactions from the crowd. I don't see such a world exists. The suicide forest thing or whatever other dumb shit this guy has done isn't worldwide knowledge. There are probably plenty of people who know this man solely from his young career in WWE so far. And with him almost surely being better here than The Miz if his WrestleMania 38 performance is anything to go off and he can only be improving from there, expect ol' LP to be leading the match and calling spots. After Logan Paul calls an audible like The Rock at Mania 18 as the Nashville crowd is just far too raucous and cheering the leader of the Logang like the second coming of Christ, Miz hits the SCF but Paul kicks out. Miz then goes to work wrapping Paul's leg around the post and works the leg. This leads to Miz attempting to lock in the Figure Four, but Paul's leg strength supersedes this and Miz is send crashing shoulder first into the ring post. He slowly slinkies out of there and back onto the ring like a pile of goo and he's in perfect position for one of Paul's famous frogsplashes. After LP hits the Frogsplash, Miz kicks out, then Logan threatens to stomp Miz's giant balls, Miz forfeits the match, Paul does it anyway to a big pop. Like Cena AA'ing Batista off the ambulance in 2010 anyways even after he said I Quit. Miz has to be helped to the back and wears a cup over his trunks as he walks to the back. Miz's balls storyline is paid off, in some weird, sick and twisted way, and Logan Paul picks up the win and makes headlines.

WINNER by FORFEIT: Logan Paul

4TH MATCH: The Judgment Day (Damian Priest and Finn Balor) (w/ Rhea Ripley) vs. The Mysterio Family (Dominik Mysterio and Rey Mysterio) (No Disqualification Tag Team match)

  • The Mysterios are out first, followed by The Judgment Day. The match gets 15 minutes. I will never understand why WWE randomly decided to remove the E from the word JUDGEMENT in Judgement Day, whether with the PPV itself as it used to be, and now with this stable. Okay, WWE, you win, "Judg"ment. This is the most recent match added to the card, and it's very weird. Not quite sure what the point of it is as JUDGment day are already dead and The Mysterios have minimal momentum. It's still crazy to me to think about Dominik wrestling on the same event that he was having his custody fought for almost two decades earlier, but here we are. Wrestling is strange and unbelievable. There are two scenarios I can think of here, Dominik turns on Rey? No, not yet. If we are going to do that match, it's a Mania match. And it should be Rey's retirement for sure, as he loses and passes on the mask to Dominik. It's too early right now, we can start that story around Royal Rumble if that's the plan. Other than that, option 2 sees Edge coming back after the fiendish vignettes that have been airing and interfering in the match to sway the favor in one way or another. I say after a physical No DQ tag that sees all 4 men punishing each other with such torture weapons as the kendo stick, Edge comes back, tease he'll go back and reconcile with "JUDGment" Day, shakes Priest's hand, then hits an Edgecution. Balor eats a Spear, Edge helps Mysterios, double 619 on Balor and the babyfaces get the win after Rey's 20th anniversary celebration week that started on RAW. This would lead to the Mysterios moving on to get in the tag titles hunt again, and to wrap up the Edge/J.D. turmoil, we would go down the road of Edge vs. Balor, one on one, in a dream match for Edge before he hangs it up and goes out on his own terms in this second wind run of his. I'll have my full card for Clash at the Castle at the end of this post.

WINNERS by PINFALL: Dominik Mysterio and Rey Mysterio

5TH MATCH: Liv Morgan (c) vs. Ronda Rousey (Singles match for the WWE SmackDown Women's Championship)

  • Rousey is out first, followed by the champion Liv Morgan. The match gets 15 minutes. Liv is underdog, proves her worth and gets the win with Oblivion after a hard fought match. She was simply the better woman on this night. She is a great champion. Make new stars look strong. Ronda looks like she doesn't ever wanna be there, just let Liv win. She is the better woman on this night. Simple as that. Not a fluke. If she's still around, Ronda will go to RAW in draft. Maybe a Ronda heel turn would help

WINNER by PINFALL and STILL WWE SmackDown Women's Champion: Liv Morgan

6TH MATCH: Riddle (???) or a Mystery Opponent vs. Seth Rollins (Singles match)

  • Seth Rollins comes out. I had an idea planned out in my head for him and Riddle, but a kayfabe injury was suffered to the .... uh... bronhcial.. broncial... bro-.. br-... bronchial plexus? I know what that is. I am a doctor, why do you ask? I guess I'll just have to book two separate scenarios that are possible, like in the Lashley/McIntyre match in my WM37 post. Go search around for that to see what I'm talking about. Regardless of what Rollins does here or who he does or does not wrestle, Rollins hasn't won on PPV not counting DQ win against Roman at Rumble, since Survivor Series '21! Rollins needs win, he's bigger than Riddle, Riddle is going to be floating in obscurity waiting until Orton comes back to do their program anyway. Rollins is a more immediate issue, needs the win here and now. I do think it's cool and I am always in favor of long-term storytelling as HHH has made the executive decision to push the match back reportedly to CATC so that we can get more story build that wouldn't have either guy losing potentially. So, who will our new bossman, lord and savior The Man of Three H's have in store for us? The Fiend? Johnny Gargano? Carmelo Hayes? If you can't go with Riddle coming out resilient, against doctor's orders, fighting and gaining respect of the fans by taking the match anyways, then I think someone like a Carmelo Hayes sounds like a fantastic idea. Maybe you feel he's not well established to a wide audience enough yet though, and that's fine. Gargano would be a good pick, and imagine the match they would have there. For this one I can only say that we'll have to leave it up for the surprise to HHH, and see what our new regime brings us on. Here's another idea, Gargano's music hits, but it's really Ciampa who comes out, another prime HHH guy, and that can be the spark that reignites Ciampa v. Gargano if you wanna run that back on the main roster. We've never got Ciampa and Rollins before, it would be just as good a match as any of the others. In that case honestly, I am having Ciampa win.

WINNER by PINFALL: Seth Rollins

7TH MATCH: Happy Corbin vs. Pat McAfee (Singles match)

  •  Pat McAfee is out first, to SEVEN NATION ARMY once again because his entrance with that at WrestleMania was fucking awesome. Out next is... *ahem*, BUUUMMMMM AAAAAASSSSSSSSSS COORRRRRRRRRRBBBBBIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNN. This feud buildup has been very fun. Pat can make anything work. What a hire. Corbin is also fantastic, and you know it. A superplex after a vertical leap to the top rope by Pat. I imagine that even with how similar this show is to Mania in many ways with it even being called WrestleMania 38: Night 3,  that this time around it won't be immediately followed up by McAfee facing Vince McMahon in a hush money in the bank match. Pat wins, Corbin ragdolls him over announce table onto Cole at one point, Swanton Bomb, Corbin kicks out for a near fall, Pat wins when Corbin goes for End of Days, Pat rotates over onto his feet, low kick below the belt, then Pat backs up to the corner, Cole removes headset and sneaks Pat an Indianapolis Colts branded NFL football from under the announce table, then McAfee punts it into head of Corbin on his hands and knees for the win; Bum Ass poor Corbin returns after this cause that gimmick was infinitely better than Happy. We get the payback on Corbin disrupting commentary past few weeks and throwing Cole into the line of fire earlier in the match, some comeuppance as the dynamic duo of Cole and McAfee work together in tandem to establish their victory.

WINNER by PINFALL: Pat McAfee

8TH MATCH: Bianca Belair (c) vs. Becky Lynch ("Loser Leaves RAW" (Street Fight?) for the WWE RAW Women's Championship)

  •  Becky is out first, followed by the EST of WWE and the RAW Women's Champion. These two have the capability of putting on great matches like at Mania but it's getting almost as old and repeated as Brock/Reigns at this point. To ensure this match never happens again for at least one or two weeks, Adam Pearce comes out pre-match, drops 2 bombshell announcements. since Becky was so cocky full of herself on raw saying she deserved to be front of the line cause she was able to beat Asuka in a street fight, this match will now be a street fight also. additionally, to ensure that tonight sees the final chapter of this long-standing rivalry and end of an era, Nashville will make history as loser leaves raw. Finish comes as Becky ties Bianca's braid up in the top rope on stage side of the ring, ref is distracted trying to get her untangled unstuck, Becky runs ropes she's gonna try for a big move but Lynch is tripped by Bayley on the outside of the ring announce table side, Becky turns around, Bayley smiles waves, Bianca is untangled now, looks angry approaches Becky from behind, Becky is scared, turns around, KOD for the pin, win, and retain. We got the No DQ tag, this becoming a Loser Leaves RAW Street Fight, and a LMS in the main event. Is this two many of practically the same no-rules kind of stipulation on the same show? Maybe, but fuck you, I had this particular match changing to this before the No DQ tag was even announced, so I'm sticking with it, and they can all still be different in their own ways if the match agents work with them to structure it that way, and it's not like WWE is any stranger to acting like three of the same stip are different matches under altered names. Don't you remember those app votes for whether you'd like to see a No DQ match, No Holds Barred, Extreme Rules match, Anything Goes, or Hardcore? Oh my god we were spoiled for choice!! This accomplishes a lot here, Bianca retains and cements her legacy as a credible champion in the new age, Becky continues her slide to rock bottom storyline, we separate these two for pastures and feuds anew, we get a great match out of it doing big business, Bianca definitively wins the feud, and we return Bayley in a big way. Win, win, win, win, win, win. 

WINNER by PINFALL and STILL WWE RAW Women's Champion: Bianca Belair; Becky Lynch must leave Monday Night RAW, and Bayley has returned

9TH MATCH: Roman Reigns (c) (w/ Paul Heyman) vs. Brock Lesnar (Last Man Standing match for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship)

  •   Lesnar is out first, followed by Roman Reigns and his special counsel, the wise man, Paul Helloman. The match gets 15 minutes. Was thinking of 20 mins, but looking at their previous match times for big PPV's and they've never come anywhere close to 20 mins one on one, lol. So let's say 15 mins to be more hyperrealistic. It's your usual formula match between them. Heyman fingerprints all over it. Big move, kickout, finisher, kickout, spam finishers, spam kickouts as the crowd slowly dies a thousand deaths. This match goes all around the arena to differentiate it from the Street Fight before. Roman retains when something happens. Reigns stands tall to end the night, that is until he's greeted with a Claymore Kick from Drew McIntyre who holds up the unified title belts as we get the big sell for CATC. You can have Theory cash in and fail at this point, he's really a non-factor in all this and I don't think he's the guy at all. He's just plain boring. I think Roman had a point on Monday when he said it's not looking bright for him now that his daddy is gone, he got straight up buried verbally. Theory has been set up to fail his cash-in. It's not even on my radar right now, straight into business with Roman/Drew in Wales. Tyson Fury as special guest enforcer, check out my card for that show coming up. Don't let Reigns lose yet. Fans don't want to see one part-time champion switched out for another. would mean Roman took all his momentum and gave it to a guy who didn't need it, making it all pointless. as far as the match at CATC goes, Drew vs. Roman, Do WrestleMania 14 here. Roman Reigns vs. Drew McIntyre for the Undisputed Universal Title, Tyson Fury as special outside enforcer. Have Fury look like he's on the side of Roman like Mike Tyson was with DX, ultimately to come to Drew's aid for the babyface victory. on the night

WINNER and STILL Undisputed WWE Universal Champion: Roman Reigns

FINAL RESULTS:

Match #ResultsStipulationsTimes
1The Usos (Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso) (c) defeated The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) by PinfallTag Team match for the Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championships with Jeff Jarrett as Special Guest Referee20 minutes
2Bobby Lashley (c) defeated Austin Theory by DisqualificationSingles match for the WWE Untied States Championship10 minutes
3Logan Paul defeated The Miz by Forfeit after Paul threatened to stomp on The Miz's giant ballsSingles match10 minutes
4The Mysterio Family (Dominik Mysterio and Rey Mysterio) (w/ Edge) defeated The Judgment Day (Damian Priest and Finn Balor) (w/ Rhea Ripley) by PinfallNo Disqualification Tag Team match15 minutes
5Liv Morgan (c) defeated Ronda Rousey by PinfallSingles match for the WWE SmackDown Women's Championship15 minutes
6Seth Rollins defeated Riddle by PinfallSingles match15 minutes
7Pat McAfee defeated "Bum Ass" Corbin by PinfallSingles match10 minutes
8Bianca Belair (c) defeated Becky Lynch by Pinfall after interference from Bayley"Loser Leaves RAW" (Street Fight?) for the WWE RAW Women's Championship20 minutes
9Roman Reigns (c) (w/ Paul Heyman) defeated Brock LesnarLast Man Standing match for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship15 minutes
  • Logan Paul wins 24/7 Championship at some point in the night.

MY CARD FOR WWE CLASH AT THE CASTLE 2022 (September 3rd, 2022; Cardiff, Wales; Principality Stadium)

Match #MatchesStipulations
1Roman Reigns (c) (w/ Paul Heyman) vs. Drew McIntyreSingles match for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship with Tyson Fury as special outside enforcer
2Bianca Belair (c) vs. Rhea RipleySingles match for the WWE RAW Women's Championship
3Liv Morgan (c) vs. Bayley vs, Becky Lynch vs. Charlotte FlairFatal 4-Way match for the WWE SmackDown Women's Championship
4Gunther (c) vs. SheamusSingles match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship
5The Usos (Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso) (c) vs. South Wales Subculture (Flash Morgan Webster and Mark Andrews)Tag Team match for the Unified WWE Tag Team Championships
6Tyler Bate (c) vs. Eddie Dennis vs. Trent Seven vs. Wild BoarFatal 4-Way match for the NXT UK Championship
7Davey Boy Smith Jr. and Natalya (w/ Bret Hart) vs. Happy Corbin and Lacey EvansMixed Tag Team match
8Edge vs. Finn BalorSingles match
9AJ Styles vs. Bobby Lashley vs. Brock Lesnar vs. Goldberg vs. Kevin Owens vs. Rey Mysterio vs. Riddle vs. Seth Rollins8-man Gauntlet match for nothing idk i couldn't figure out what to do with these guys here 

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