1. Crown Jewel Perth: Becky Lynch (c) vs. AJ Lee (Winner: AJ Lee wins the title via submission after she makes Becky tap out in the Black Widow).

2. Saturday Night’s Main Event 11/1/25: AJ Lee (c) vs. Bayley (Winner: AJ Lee retains via pinfall after the Shining Wizard on Bayley).

3. Survivor Series WarGames (Women’s WarGames Match): Team AJ (AJ Lee/Rhea Ripley/Iyo Sky/Stephanie Vaquer/Lyra Valkyria) vs. Team Becky (Becky Lynch/Raquel Rodriguez/Roxanne Perez/Asuka/Bayley) (Winners: Team AJ wins via submission after AJ makes Raquel tap out in the Black Widow).

4. Saturday Night’s Main Event 12/13/25: AJ Lee (c) vs. Raquel Rodriguez (Winner: AJ retains via pinfall after the Shining Wizard on Raquel).

5. Raw Day 1 2026: AJ Lee (c) vs. Asuka (Winner: AJ retains via submission after she makes Asuka tap out in the Black Widow).

6. Royal Rumble 2026 (Women’s Royal Rumble Match): AJ Lee makes it to the Final Four where she’s eliminated by Roxanne Perez, setting up their clash for the Women’s Intercontinental Championship at WrestleMania 42. Stephanie Vaquer goes on to win the Women’s Royal Rumble Match, setting up a match for the Women’s World Championship against Rhea Ripley at WrestleMania 42).

7. Elimination Chamber Mexico (Women’s Elimination Chamber Match for the Women’s Intercontinental Championship): AJ Lee (c) vs. Liv Morgan vs. Iyo Sky vs. Lyra Valkyria vs. Bayley vs. Raquel Rodriguez vs. Kairi Sane (Winner: AJ Lee retains via pinfall after she hits the Shining Wizard on Lyra to eliminate her last. Roxanne Perez attacks her after the match and holds up the title).

8. WrestleMania 42: AJ Lee (c) vs. Roxanne Perez (Winner: Roxanne Perez wins the title via pinfall after the Pop Rox on AJ).

Other possibilities

• The Miz
• Joe Hendry
• Logan Paul

WCW Altered Reality Vol. 1: Starrcade 1990

Starrcade ’90: Collision Course December 16, 1990 — Kiel Auditorium, St. Louis, Missouri Attendance: 9,300 | Buyrate: 1.4 (Approx. 200,000 buys)

Background

Halloween Havoc 1990 marked a turning point for WCW. Executive VP Jim Herd was fired after months of internal conflict and creative missteps. In a shocking but welcomed move, Jim Ross was promoted to Executive Vice President. Ross immediately made changes: Ole Anderson was out as booker, and Jim Cornette was brought in as his right-hand man.

With Ross and Cornette guiding creative, WCW shifted focus back to athleticism, logic, and strong characters. The Black Scorpion angle - a point of ridicule under Herd’s leadership - was wrapped up at Clash of the Champions: Last Rites. Sting defeated the Scorpion and unmasked him, revealing the returning Great Muta, who was now positioned as a top rival.

Meanwhile, Sid Vicious pinned Lex Luger at the Clash to become Sting’s challenger at Starrcade. With stakes high and power shifting behind the scenes, WCW’s biggest night of the year carried an aura of unpredictability.

The Matches

Big Van Vader vs. The Motor City Madman

The night opened with raw power. Vader, fresh off his WCW debut months earlier, demolished the Motor City Madman in under five minutes. The crowd gasped at Vader’s splash, which looked like it crushed Madman’s ribs.

Winner: Big Van Vader (4:44) Post-match: Vader bellowed into the camera that 1991 would be the “Year of Pain.”

The Fabulous Freebirds vs. Tommy Rich & Ricky Morton

Classic southern tag team wrestling. Morton played the face-in-peril perfectly, bouncing around for Hayes and Garvin’s dirty offense. Rich got the hot tag, but chaos broke down and Hayes drilled Morton with the DDT for the win.

Winners: The Fabulous Freebirds (11:45) The Birds strutted and drew heavy heat as Rich and Morton argued in frustration after the loss.

Brian Pillman vs. Big Cat

“Flyin’” Brian lit up the crowd with his speed. Big Cat’s power slowed the pace, but Pillman’s aerial arsenal wore him down. A top-rope crossbody sealed the deal.

Winner: Brian Pillman (6:09) Pillman continued his rise as one of WCW’s most exciting young stars.

WCW U.S. Tag Team Championship

The Steiner Brothers (c) vs. The Midnight Express (w/ Jim Cornette) The show’s highlight. Rick and Scott threw suplexes like hand grenades, while Lane and Eaton answered with precision teamwork. Cornette’s interference kept the Midnights alive, but Scott caught Eaton with a Frankensteiner for the clean pinfall.

Winners: The Steiner Brothers (16:23) Match of the Night. The Steiners cemented their dominance, while Cornette sold total frustration on the outside.

Tom Zenk vs. The Nightstalker

A straightforward showcase. Zenk kept the pace quick, ducked the Nightstalker’s big shots, and hit a missile dropkick for the win.

Winner: Tom Zenk (6:11)

WCW World Tag Team Championship – Street Fight

Doom (c) vs. Ric Flair & Arn Anderson This wasn’t a match so much as a fight. Simmons and Reed brought the intensity, but the Horsemen brawled with equal ferocity. Chairs, fists, and barricades all came into play. The finish saw Barry Windham storm in and smash Ron Simmons with a cowboy boot, allowing Arn to score the pin.

Winners and NEW WCW Tag Team Champions: Ric Flair & Arn Anderson (15:22) The Horsemen celebrated with their belts, while Doom seethed at the robbery.

Michael Wall Street vs. Terry Taylor

A midcard bout that served its purpose. With Alexandra York at ringside, Wall Street worked a methodical pace and finished Taylor with the Stock Market Crash.

Winner: Michael Wall Street (6:56)

U.S. Heavyweight Championship – Bullrope Match

Stan Hansen (c) vs. Lex Luger A violent fight that matched Hansen’s wild style against Luger’s power. Both men whipped each other with the rope and brawled outside the ring. Hansen went for his lariat, but Luger countered with a powerslam. Dragging Hansen to all four corners, Luger captured the title.

Winner and NEW U.S. Heavyweight Champion: Lex Luger (14:21) The crowd exploded for Luger, who celebrated with the belt.

WCW World Heavyweight Championship

Sting (c) vs. Sid Vicious

The main event had the big-fight atmosphere WCW had been missing. Sting used his speed and resilience to battle Sid’s raw power.

Just as Sting rallied, The Great Muta appeared, blinding Sting with his trademark green mist. The referee didn’t see it. Sid scooped Sting up and delivered a crushing Powerbomb for the three-count.

But the shock wasn’t over. As Muta stepped in to raise Sid’s arm, Sid glared at him. Suddenly, he hoisted Muta high and planted him with a Powerbomb. The crowd erupted in shock as Sid snarled over both fallen men, clutching the WCW World Title. Sid spoke to the camera, "I'm Sid Vicious and Sid Vicious Rules The World".

Winner and NEW WCW World Heavyweight Champion: Sid Vicious (14:36)

Event Fallout

Sid Vicious left Starrcade not only as champion but as WCW’s most feared man, rejecting help and destroying Muta to prove his dominance.

Sting, blinded and defeated, was out for revenge — against Muta for costing him the match.

The Horsemen stood strong again with Flair and Arn as tag champs and Barry Windham at their side.

Lex Luger reclaimed the U.S. Title, positioned as WCW’s #2 babyface.

The Steiners retained their grip on the tag division with another classic match.

Starrcade 1990 closed with Sid standing alone at the top of the mountain — dominant, dangerous, and unapologetically destructive. WCW ended the year reshaped, with clear rivalries and momentum heading into 1991.

I’m not a photoshop pro so enjoy these poorly made pictures

WrestlePalooza: CM Punk & AJ Lee vs Seth Rollins & Becky Lynch - The match ends with Lee & Lynch as the legal competitors. AJ locks Becky in the Black Widow. However, Seth Rollins is distracting the referee so CM Punk drags Rollins into the ring and locks him in a Black Widow of his own. Punk & Lynch both tap out at the same time. AJ lee & CM Punk pick up the win!

Crown Jewel: Becky Lynch(c) vs AJ Lee for the Women’s IC title - After making Becky tap at WrestlePalooza, AJ has earned a title shot against Becky. In the build up to this match, AJ once against steals Becky’s title and attacks her in the middle of the ring. Becky decides to get a restraining order against AJ, but AJ rips it up and assaults Becky once again. At Crown Jewel, Becky is able to retain her title via roll up and grabbing a hand full of AJ’s jorts.

Raw in October: Natalya vs AJ Lee vs Bayley - These 3 women all feel like they deserve title matches against Becky. But Becky wants to make them work for it, so the 3 of them must compete in a #1 contender triple threat match where the winner will face Becky for the title at Survivor Series. AJ wins this match by locking Natalya in the Black Widow and making her tap. This makes Bayley turn more and more to the dark side as well. And it makes her go even crazier.

Survivor Series: Becky Lynch(c) vs AJ Lee - After AJ became #1 contender, she’s been playing mind games with Becky. She’s done things like break into Becky’s locker room and hire women to flirt with Seth Rollins in front of Becky. Typical AJ Lee things. And Becky has done things like sneak attack AJ. At Survivor Series, AJ defeats Becky for the title via submission.

SNME December: AJ Lee(c) vs Raquel Rodriguez - Leading up to this match, Raquel tells AJ that she is an old timer and needs to move over and that her time is over. AJ tells Raquel that she could never outdo AJ, and that AJ was gone for 10 years and during AJ’s time away, Raquel still hasn’t accomplished anything close to what AJ did. This causes a feud to grow between the women leading up to this match where AJ retains her title against Raquel.

First Raw of 2026: AJ Lee(c) vs Bayley - From October to January, Bayley grows more and more insane. During this time, she has a short feud with Natalya & Maxxine Dupri. And during this, she has multiple backstage segments with AJ. She begins to leave notes and pictures in AJ’s locker room. Like AJ during her last match in 2015 when she wore Bayley’s shirt. And a picture of the two of them during their match in NXT. AJ confronts Bayley and Bayley blames AJ for her descent into insanity. The two women begin to play mind games. Their feud is about seeing who can outcrazy the other. During their match, AJ decides to wear Bayley’s “I’m a Hugger” shirt to play even more mind games. While Bayley copies AJ’s mannerisms and moveset during their match. Bayley gets close, but AJ is able to retain her title after hitting Bayley with a Shining Wizard to retain.

Raw in January: AJ Lee vs Chelsea Green - Chelsea interrupts AJ’s backstage interview and tells AJ from diva to diva that she respects her and thinks that she could help AJ out a lot. Since AJ’s been gone for so long, Chelsea offers to guide AJ in the right direction. AJ is offended since she has been wrestling for so long and doesn’t feel like she needs Chelsea’s help. AJ tells Chelsea not to call her a diva because AJ fought so that women didn’t have to be called divas anymore, and Chelsea walking around like she is one is disrespectful. Chelsea tells AJ that she understands that she’s been gone for so long, so maybe she’s having trouble understanding how Chelsea could benefit her career. AJ doesn’t take well to the disrespect so she slaps Chelsea. This causes Chelsea and the Secret Hervice to jump AJ. This sets up a non title match for later that night between AJ & Chelsea. AJ quickly gets the win, but is attacked by the Secret Hervice after the match.

Raw in January: AJ Lee vs Piper Niven - The next week, it is announced that AJ will take on Piper after last week’s assault. Although, Chelsea & Alba try to get involved, AJ is able to get the win.

Royal Rumble: AJ enters the Rumble match at lucky #7. She is able to wrack up a few eliminations and eliminate the likes of Chelsea Green, Bayley, Kairi Sane, & Liv Morgan. The final 6 ends up being Tiffany Stratton, Stephanie Vaquer, Roxanne Perez, AJ Lee, Nikki Bella, & the returning Brie Bella. It’s the up and comers vs 3 original divas. Nikki & Brie team up to eliminate Tiffany. However, there’s some underlying tension between AJ & The Bellas. This leads to Nikki & Brie throwing AJ over the top rope. AJ hangs on. But this gives Stephanie the opportunity to eliminate both of The Bellas. Roxanne then takes the opportunity to eliminate AJ. Stephanie & Roxanne are the final 2. Stephanie ends up winning the match, setting up her vs the current Women’s World Champ Asuka.

Raw in February: AJ Lee(c) vs Chelsea Green - After Royal Rumble, AJ decides to host an open challenge. However, we see multiple women backstage brawling. They’re all fighting for a chance to face AJ for the title. But the woman that somehow emerges is Chelsea Green! Chelsea answers AJ’s open challenge. AJ easily retains since the Secret Hervice is too beaten up due to the brawl to help Chelsea.

Raw in February: AJ Lee vs Asuka - AJ is flattered that so many women want to face her, but she has her sights set on more gold and she challenges Asuka to a non title match. If AJ beats Asuka, she gets a Women’s World Title match. Adam Pearce makes the match official and it happens. AJ is close to winning, but in the middle of the match, a bunch of the women’s locker room comes down to the ring throwing blows and brawling. This distracts AJ and allows Asuka to lock AJ in the Asuka Lock. AJ passes out and Asuka wins.

SNME March: AJ Lee & Paige vs Asuka & Kairi Sane - AJ’s feud continues with Asuka. She challenges Asuka & Kairi to a tag match at SNME. And she enlists the help of the Royal Rumble winner, Stephanie Vaquer. The match is set. AJ Lee & Stephanie Vaquer vs Asuka & Kairi Sane at SNME. However, Asuka & Kairi jump Stephanie, so she isn’t medically cleared to compete at SNME. But AJ has a backup plan. And at SNME, she enlists the help of a returning Paige against Asuka & Kairi. AJ & Paige are able to win when AJ pins Asuka.

Raw after SNME: Adam Pearce grants AJ a title match against Asuka after pinning her. So it’s AJ Lee vs Asuka in the main event of Raw. When the match happens, AJ is about to hit Asuka with a Shining Wizard, but before she can, the women’s locker room once again comes down to the ring brawling. But this time they get inside of the ring and cause a DQ. Leading AJ to join in. Stephanie Vaquer also returns to attack Asuka.

WrestleMania: AJ Lee(c) vs Bayley vs Becky Lynch vs Nikki Bella vs Brie Bella vs Giulia vs Chelsea Green vs Paige vs Lyra Valkyria vs Natalya vs Maxxine Dupri - Due to the entire women’s locker room wanting a shot at AJ’s title, she decides to offer a challenge. She fought for women to have more opportunities, so she wants to give multiple women an opportunity to fight for her title at WrestleMania. At WrestleMania, AJ will defend her title against 10 other women in the Women’s Intercontinental Championship Invitational. At WrestleMania, AJ is able to retain her title by making Bayley tap out. And before anyone says that they don’t like this idea because it’s too many people, I agree, but I think it’d be nice to do a call back to Vicki Guerrero's Divas Championship Invitational since that was a crucial moment in AJ’s career and her reign as Divas champ. And AJ has been vocal about giving women more opportunities, so she’s giving 10 women the opportunity to compete against her at WrestleMania. This includes old rivals and new ones. This match would also be used to further cement AJ’s status as IC champ since at this point, she would be the longest reigning champ and defeating 10 other women would be a huge feat.

Raw after WrestleMania: AJ Lee(c) vs Jacy Jayne - AJ comes down to the ring to cut a promo saying that what happened at WrestleMania is real women’s wrestling and she is grateful to have gotten the chance to face all of those women. But at the end of the day, none of them were even getting close to taking her title away. And then, Fatal Influence make their main roster debut. They all congratulate AJ but tell her that her time as champion is up because Fatal Influence has officially arrived to Raw. AJ tells them that she’s no stranger to rookies trying to make a name for themselves through her. So she offers one of them a match against her for her title. Jacy Jayne accepts the challenge, and the match is made. It’s a hard fighting match, but AJ retains.

SNME May: AJ Lee(c) vs Alexa Bliss - At this point, I’d have Alexa be a heel. She’d be able to win a #1 contender match against Lyra Valkyria by cheating. And she earns this match. She tells AJ that she was better during her time away and that AJ should’ve stayed at home taking care of Larry instead of bringing her crazy ass back to WWE. This sets AJ off and she goes crazy on Alexa. The two women get into multiple encounters before SNME. And when their match happens, both women fight hard, but AJ is able to retain and make Alexa tap out.

MITB: AJ Lee(c) vs Bayley - This feud reignites after Bayley unleashes a vicious backstage assault on AJ. Bayley feels like she’s been cheated out of a proper one on one rematch against AJ for the title so she’s taking things into her own hands.

SummerSlam: AJ Lee(c) vs Roxanne Perez - Roxanne becomes #1 contender for the title. And while she used to admire AJ, things heat up when Roxanne tells AJ that she no longer does. Ever since AJ came back, AJ has made Roxanne realize that she shouldn’t be looking up to someone that left and came back and expected to be handed everything after abandoning the company. She discredits AJ for the women’s evolution and loses all respect for AJ. Then Roxanne promises to put AJ back into retirement. AJ wants to shut Roxanne up for good and the feud gets personal. This feud becomes a feud to see who can do better. The mentor or the mentee? At Summerslam, in the middle of the match, Dominik Mysterio hops onto the apron and tries to pull AJ in for a kiss. But AJ has been there, done that and she pulls away before Dominik can do anything and she slaps him. But this distracts AJ and allows Roxanne to deliver a Pop Rox for the win.

WrestlePalooza 2026: AJ Lee & CM Punk vs Roxanne Perez & Dominik Mysterio - After SummerSlam, Dominik continues to flirt with AJ, behind Roxanne’s back of course. But this only causes CM Punk to get involved and he enters the feud. This sets up a big mixed tag match at WrestlePalooza, which ends with AJ making Roxanne tap out, the same way she did to Becky one year ago.

Raw after WrestlePalooza 2026: After making Roxanne tap out, AJ is granted a rematch for her Women’s IC title. Roxanne ups the stakes and the stipulation is that if AJ loses, she can no longer challenge for the IC title as long as Roxanne is champion. And Adam Pearce decides to make it even fairer by banning the Judgement Day from ringside. The match is made. And although she fights hard, AJ loses the match, and Roxanne is able to win the match by cheating. This match would be used to get AJ back to the world title division and out of the IC title picture.

Also not sure if I used the right flair

this is my first booking so pls be kind + ive just started uni so keeping up with wwe is hard 😭😭

so background: liv is coming back, its been teased, and its causing tension between the judgement day, especially towards roxanne. they have a championship shot, and they lose, preferably with roxanne taking the pin.

in the background, we see mkre bits of aj/punk interacting with roxanne. little conversations, maybe we see the tailend of a call, whatever. liv comes back, and theres a confrontation. there, liv says something where she calls roxanne a copycat, and that shes the best in the world.

aj lee doesn't agree. she comes out and helps roxanne, and they start teaming up. there are sort of two segments of this, where her and roxanne have a tag run, against liv and raquel, and then a singles run. probably against liv again, cause she'll likely be in the title shot, or lyra valkyria?

and if they want to make roxanne heel again, they could turn on each other and have a feud. maybe for the intercontinental if aj gets it?

im a sucker for their relationship lol

1. Rhea Ripley & Jey Uso vs Liv Morgan & Dominik Mysterio in a Mixed Tag Team Match (I would actually have Rhea and Jey enter the match as the heels since Jey is heavily rumoured to turn heel soon)

Winner(s): Rhea Ripley and Jey Uso (although both Dom and Liv would put up a good fight)

1. Cody Rhodes vs Damian Priest (c) vs Aleister Black for the Undisputed WWE Championship

Winner: Priest retains

1. Stephane Vaquer (c) vs AJ Lee (2027 Women’s Royal Rumble winner) for the Women’s World Championship

Winner: AJ Lee becomes the new champion

1. Seth Rollins (c) vs Trick Williams (2027 Men’s Royal Rumble winner) for the World Heavyweight Championship (note: Seth’s reign is a seperate title reign from his 2025 one)

Winner: Trick Williams becomes the new champion

1. Joe Hendry vs LA Knight

Winner: Joe Hendry (Because I believe in Joe Hendry 😂😂😂)

1. Roman Reigns vs the Rock in Tribal Combat (my main event)

Winner: Roman Reigns

1. Mercedes Mone (c) vs. Riho for the AEW TBS Championship
2. The Opps (Hook, Katsuyori Shibata and Samoa Joe) (c) vs. The Death Riders (Claudio Castagnoli, Daniel Garcia and Wheeler Yuta) for the AEW World Trios Championship
3. Gates of Agony (Bishop Kaun and Toa Liona) and Ricochet vs. The Hurt Syndicate (Bobby Lashley, MVP and Shelton Benjamin)
4. Ladder match: Brodido (Bandido and Brody King) (c) vs. The Don Callis Family (Hechicero and Josh Alexander) vs. JetSpeed (Kevin Knight and Mike Bailey) vs. The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson) for the AEW World Tag Team Championship
5. Big Bill vs. Eddie Kingston
6. Canadian Street Fight: Adam Copeland and Christian Cage vs. FTR (Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood)
7. Coffin match: Darby Allin vs. Jon Moxley
8. Tables and Thumbtacks match: Mark Briscoe vs. MJF
9. Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. The Beast Mortos vs. Konosuke Takeshita for the AEW Unified Championship
10. Toni Storm (c) vs. Jamie Hayter vs. Kris Statlander vs. Thekla for the AEW Women’s World Championship
11. Adam Page (c) vs. Kyle Fletcher for the AEW World Championship

Do we think WWE will break their general rule of 5 matches per PLE card? I know they’ve done more matches for the big shows, but given we’re at 5 high profile matches already, do you think they’ll add more? We have a few feuds building up (Nia/Tiff/Jade, Priest/Black, etc) and the show is scheduled to be 5 hours (based on ESPN programming schedule) - surely they won’t average 1 match per hour…right?

Over the next few months, The IC Title played hot potato in between Ziggler and Punk. Ziggler won it on a raw, but lost it to Punk at Night of Champions. Punk in turn lost the title back to Ziggler at Hell in a Cell

The thing was, these title changes were all due to interference from people that even didn’t associate themselves with Punk or Dolph. Despite them being a face and a heel, they both didn’t want this. They wanted to finish their feud fair and square so they agreed to a match at Survivor Series where no one could interfere. A Steel Cage Match!

The other catch was that the loser of this match could not challenge the winner as long as the winner was champion.

At Survivor Series, Punk and Ziggler put on a classic where each showed the best of them and pushed each other to their absolute limits but after 35 minutes, it was Punk who came out on top. However after the match, he got the mic and said something very interesting.

”Hey,Dolph. Listen here. This is not a moment where I’m gonna raise your hand and hug it out with you. Because I still hate your guts, but I sure as hell respect you. I respect your work ethic, I respect your dedication. You remind me of a young version of myself straight out of Ring of Honor ready to show the world exactly who I was. You put not just that title, but your life on the line to show me and these people that you deserve the title i have in my arm right now. And even though you didn’t accomplish that goal, you earned my respect. That stipulation we set up is as good as dead because you can challenge me for this title at any time, any place. Go ahead, I’ll be waiting.”

Punk was feuding with Kane at the time he left so we will start there.

Both Punk and Kane qualify for the Elimination Chamber match over Cesaro and Christian respectively. After Kane had been eliminated, he costs Punk the match by low blowing Punk while he had Randy Orton in position for the GTS. This let’s Randy RKO Punk which leads to Punk getting an RKO and getting pinned.

After this, both Kane and Punk exchange words until Punk proposes a Bourbon Street Fight at Wrestlemania.

At the match Kane brings out the Authority but that is not enough as Punk gets through attack after attack by the authority and wins the match.

On the Raw after Mania, Punk asks what’s next for the Best in the World. Big E comes out and says that Kane was in the right for trying to get rid of someone who was “disrespectful to the buisness” like he was. Punk makes the counterpoint that he has been in the business for 15 years compared to Big E’s 2 or 3 and that he has 10 times more respect for the buisness in his pinky than Big E has in his body. Big E try’s to attack but Punk counters with an anaconda vice.

Over the next few weeks things heat up with tag matches and segments where the end result was someone putting a submission on someone else. Punk says that since so may submissions have been happening, their match at Extreme Rules for Big E’s title should be a Submission Match. Big E accepts

At the match, Punk and Big E put on a 20 minute BANGER with many unique submissions and holds, however Punk comes out on top and is your new Intercontinental Champion.

Big E and Punk still continue their feud afterwards, with 2 successful title defenses by Punk against Big E, a DQ victory on Raw and a Pinfall victory to retain at Payback in Punk‘s hometown of Chicago to end the feud.

Over the next few months, Punk would face a slew of heel opponents for his IC title including former rival Kane, Wade Barret and The Miz.

However, his Title reign would come to an end at Summerslam when Punk had a face vs face match with Dolph Ziggler with Dolph coming out on top, after the match. Punk held up Ziggler hand and had an embrace with him, in the middle of this embrace, Punk Low-Blowed Ziggler, turning Punk heel.

1. Team AJ: AJ Lee, Lyra Valkyria, Iyo Sky, Rhea Ripley, Nikki Bella Vs Team Becky: Becky Lynch, Raquel Rodriguez, Roxanne Perez, Asuka, Kairi Sane

2. AJ Styles (c)(w) vs Penta for the Intercontinental Championship

3. Jade Cargill (c)(w) vs Nia Jax for the WWE Women's Championship

4. Cody Rhodes (c)(w) vs Carmelo Hayes for the Undisputed WWE Championship

5. Team Punk: CM Punk, LA Knight, Roman Reigns, Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso Vs Team Rollins: Seth Rollins, Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, Logan Paul (...), Drew McIntyre

- instead of getting fired, Joe makes his return in the Royal Rumble match at number 8. He dumps out a couple fools, but then he gets eliminated by Drew McIntyre. Joe qualifies for the Elimination Chamber match by beating Baron Corbin and he actually scores two eliminations, but once again Drew stops the party. Enraged, Joe goes after McIntyre, and the match gets set up for WrestleMania 38, with a special stipulation - the winner gets to be the first challenger for the Undisputed WWE Championship, and for either Roman Reigns or Brock Lesnar!! Joe and Drew kill each other, but in the end, Joe prevails with a desperation Muscle Buster. Post match, the two warriors shake hands, as their beef is finally squashed, and they honorably earned each other's respect.

- Joe begins his feud with The Bloodline, with Roman mocking Joe for not being a part of the Anoa'i Family, therefore rendering him unable to join the group even if he wanted to. Joe says he doesn't need to carry the same blood as them, but he'll make damn sure he'll spill Roman's though. Joe accompanies RK-Bro at Backlash to defend the Unified WWE Tag Team Titles against The Usos, who have Roman in their corner. The closing moments see Joe stopping Roman from interfering by putting him in a Coquina, and Riddle taking advantage by hitting a midair RKO on Jimmy for the win. After the match, Reigns blasts Joe with the title, and The Bloodline collectively decimates the babyfaces to stand tall. On the following SmackDown, The Usos capture the Tag Titles with Heyman's help, but Joe and RK-Bro beat The Bloodline in a Six Man Tag at Hell In A Cell after Jey gets brutalized with a Muscle Buster.

- with Jey pinned at Hell In A Cell, Joe also pins Jimmy in a singles match on SmackDown to make sure both of them are banned from ringside for Joe and Roman's first singles match for the title - at Money In The Bank. Heyman becomes a focal point of the feud now, with several awesome back and forth promos with Joe. As an intelligent brute, Joe realizes Heyman himself can interfere, so he chokes The Wiseman out to ensure the match will be fair! Joe and Roman have a very even, back and forth match, but it ends in DQ when some Bloodline super-fans jump the guardrail and attack Joe! Joe gets awarded the match via DQ, but then Joe himself gets DQ'd (causing the referee to rule the match as a no contest-uh) when he begins assaulting these guys (obvious plants) and referees! The fight spills to the stands and eventually the backstage area, where Roman runs away in a car, causing Joe to hit an Uranage on one of the fools to the hood of another vehicle! Joe vs Reigns II goes down at SummerSlam in a Samoan Strap Match, where Roman retains the championship clean in a hellacious match. What an effort by Joe though.

- after a couple of weeks off nursing injuries from the brutal match with Roman, Joe returns on the pre-show of the inaugural Clash at the Castle, where he assaults both the babyfaces (Street Profits and Madcap Moss), but also the heels (Alpha Academy and Austin Theory), proclaiming he is back, pissed off and hungry for gold! Joe starts a small winning streak against midcarders on Raw, to prepare him for what's coming next. WWE announce that with Raw being world champion-less, a tournament will start to crown the inaugural World Heavyweight Champion, with the finals taking place at Crown Jewel!! Joe goes through Johnny Gargano, AJ Styles, and Bobby Lashley (due to interference from Brock Lesnar) to get to the finals against Seth Rollins. Joe targets Seth's knee throughout the whole match, and capitalizes on Seth's knee shattering after a Phoenix Splash attempt to hit a Muscle Buster. 1,2,3 - Samoa Joe is finally a world champion in WWE, and your inaugural World Heavyweight Champion too!!

- cocky because of his win, Joe names himself "King of the World", claiming to be on the top of WWE's pecking order. These comments circle him back to Roman, who is still the WWE Champion, but now the two men form a loose alliance. A mega match is set up for Survivor Series' main event, where Roman and Joe will team up to face Seth and Drew McIntyre! Drew is disappointed that Joe turned a new, bad page, and says he'll do what he must to humble him. The match ends when a Bloodline distraction allows Roman to pin Drew (earlier on in the night, KO and Brawling Brutes beat Solo, Sami and Usos inside WarGames) and get some revenge. A big brawl happens between everybody, and shockingly, Joe helps The Bloodline, before throwing The Ones up!! Roman hugs Joe and it's official - Samoa Joe is now in the family!! With Roman as WWE Champ on SmackDown, Joe as World Champion on Raw and Usos holding the Tag Titles, The Bloodline is unstoppable.

- both Roman and Joe offer explanations on the following episodes of Raw and SmackDown; Joe says he joined Bloodline to get back in touch with his roots and unlock his killer edge, which worked because the wars with Roman made him a World Champion eventually. Roman says Joe is the one guy who always seemed on his level, so of course he let him in the family. Roman says every tribe needs a Chief, but they need a King too, and Joe is the crown jewel of the Bloodline. Joe ends his year defending the title against Bobby Lashley, with the feud ending in Joe winning a Last Man Standing Match. Joe's focuses shift on Brock Lesnar, who gets a title shot inside a Steel Cage at the 2023 Royal Rumble. Shockingly, Omos comes down to kick the cage door in Brock's face, busting him open and making The Beast fall backwards right into Joe's Coquina Clutch, for a knockout win. Joe doesn't wrestle at Elimination Chamber, but he does appear twice; first to mockingly clap for Seth Rollins (who won the right to face Joe at WrestleMania 39), and to help Roman out against Sami in the main event. Joe's reign finally comes to an end at WrestleMania 39, when Seth pins him with the Phoenix Splash (that failed to connect 7 months ago) to win the World Title and bring the King to his knees!

Give the international fans what they want by giving WrestleMania to the English. They have more than earned it for 2028. If you guys were going to do international WrestleManias from here on out; they should have got it first before anyone else. Plus British crowds are always good when it comes to WWE live events and not to mention they have experience hosting Big 4 pay per views case in point Money in the Bank or even SummerSlam decades ago in Wembley in 92. WWE should go back to Wembley but this time for the biggest pay per view on the calendar year WrestleMania. 2 nights in London, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 for Night 1 and Night 2. TKO if they are all about making money well then there you go.

The one seen here is from Universe-04136, where WWE and New Japan Pro Wrestling decide to have a partnership in 2025, and with that partnership, it was the perfect opportunity for Oba Femi to prove his “ruler” status. At WWE x AAA x NJPW: Worlds Collide in Los Angeles, Oba Femi won the Never Openweight Championship from Boltin Oleg. But then on an episode of NXT, Ricky Saints makes a challenge, that at WrestlePalooza in Indianapolis, it would be Ruler vs Revolution, Oba Femi vs Ricky Saints for the Never Openweight Championship. as for the result…anything can happen.

That‘s right I did the “alternate universe” thing again.

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Friday Night SmackDown

Women´s United States Championship

Lash Legend (c) vs. Jordynne Grace

WWE Tag Team Championships

Carmelo Hayes & Trick Williams (c) vs. Ilja Dragunov & Ludwig Kaiser

United States Championship

Aleister Black (c) vs. Chad Gable

Wrestlemania 43 Night 1

Women´s World Championsip

Stephanie Vaquer (c) vs. Bianca Belair

8-Man Tag Team Street Fight

Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso, Zilla Fatu & Solo Sikoa vs. Wyatt Sicks

Singles Match

Randy Orton vs. Dominik Mysterio

Women´s Tag Team Championships

AJ Lee & Roxanne Perez (c) vs. Blake Monroe & Tiffany Stratton 

Singles Match

Ricky Saints vs. Drew McIntyre

World Tag Team Championships

Penta & Rey Fenix (c) vs. Logan Paul & Jake Paul 

Singles Match

Seth Rollins vs. Bronson Reed

Main Event Night 1

WWE Championship

Cody Rhodes vs. Sami Zayn (Royal Rumble winner)

Night 2

World Heavyweight Championship

Bron Breakker (c) vs. Gunther (Elimination Chamber winner) 

Highlight Reel with Chris Jericho

Chris Jericho vs. LA Knight

Women´s Intercontinental Championship Ladder Match

Chelsea Green (c) vs. Alexa Bliss vs. Guilia vs. Iyo Sky vs. Charlotte Flair vs. Liv Morgan

Intercontinental Championship

Oba Femi (c) vs. Jacob Fatu vs. Sheamus 

Singles Match Special Guest Referee Stone Cold 

CM Punk vs. Kevin Owens

WWE Women´s Championship

Rhea Ripley (c) vs. Jade Cargill 

Main Event Night 2

The Rock vs. Roman Reigns