There’s only one reason to play KOITOTO togel, and that’s to win. No one wants to be on the losing end all the time. Who in their right mind wants to blow all their money on wasted dreams? You don’t have to do that if you play your numbers right.
It’s all about the digits
Yes, it’s all about how many digits you play. Sure, you can opt for two digits and win more often, but you’re not going to win very much. The winnings for a two-digit pick are much less than a four-digit hit. So, what about three digits? Well, you can think of the three digits as kind of in-between, but in reality, you should stick to four digits.
The action always has four digits, and that’s where you want to place your bets. Sometimes, letting a three-digit number sneak in from time to time is something to consider, but it shouldn’t be a staple in your winning strategy. The main thing that you’re trying to do is create as much chance as possible of winning big. The goal isn’t just to win; it’s the amount of money that you can win.
Why two digits are two too few?
Some of you reading this will immediately think that the way to go would be to wager on only two digits. It makes sense on some level because it’s so much easier to win. The main problem that you’re going to face with this strategy is that the winnings aren’t very much. You have to keep winning over and over again before you come out ahead. Realistically, that’s not going to happen in the long term, and you’ll end up coming out a loser.
Three digits can offer some excitement
You will win more money playing three digits over two, but the problem that you face again is that the payouts are so much smaller compared to winning a four-digit draw. Does that mean it’s a waste of your money to play three digits? Some will say yes; however, if you really want to mix up your game, a few three-digit draws can be useful. It depends on your budget and how much risk you’re willing to take.
Go wild if you have an unlimited budget
Take all of this with a grain of salt if you have money to burn and you don’t care what happens to it. Does that mean you should play two numbers? If you have more money than you know what to do with, well, go for it. There’s little downside, and since you’re probably busy all day earning money, at least you’ll have a little fun.
The average person reading this won’t have an unlimited budget. If you do, you probably should consider investing it into something more sustainable, but what’s the fun in that? Sometimes, you have to live big if you earn big, and that’s where lotto fun comes into play.
Four numbers are the way to go for most people
It’s true. If you want to win as much as possible, place your bets on four numbers. Those magical four digits can help you win as much money as possible while playing the lottery. The larger sum of money you win, the longer you can keep playing. As you probably know, you can only win if you’re in the game, and there’s only one way to stay in the game, and that’s by making sure you have enough cash to place your bets.
We opened with Christian Cage backstage, welcoming us to the anniversary of the show. The anniversary of when he won the TNT title and went on an unprecedented run.
Blah blah ‘where the best wrestle.’ ‘Sprinkle in the usual unpredictability,’ he said with a straight face (good thing he’s a heel, that lie would kill any babyface) and on the eve of the most important holiday of the year, Father’s Day, he guaranteed ‘Christian Cage’s Collision’ would be ‘very special.’
BCC came out as Nigel said we’d gone from one of the best fathers of the year to some of the worst. And Danielson had tried to be vegan ‘but couldn’t give up eating Brie.’ He hoped that line wouldn’t be misconstrued of course. Tony called Cage either ‘delusional’ or a liar for saying he’d won the belt a year ago, since it was Luchasaurus. Nigel quoted the great Homer (Simpson): ‘You can prove anything with facts.’
BCC vs TMDK, Rocky Romero & Lio Rush
Backstory: NONE
Danielson and Rush to start, which could be very fun. They circled, each countered kicks, Rush did his usual misdirect ducking and dodging, reset. Lockup, Danielson aimed a cheap kick, uppercuts in the ropes, Rush springboarded out into a rana, Danielson countered a cazadora, muscling Rush to the BCC corner to tag Yuta.
Who avoided Rush in the corner but took an enziguri, tag to Rocky, he and Yuta got to sluggin’. Romero hit a heel kick, Yuta slipped back in through the ropes, drop step, German, tag to Claudio. Nigel said Yuta needed to split from the BCC.
As Rocky countered a pop-up into a rana and TMDK both came in. Nichols got two after an elbow drop before tagging Haste. Claudio took out both via double bulldog, tag to BD, to the top, shotgun coming, hit, Haste back to the corner, running leg lariat, Haste no sold and followed him out via elbow strike.
But ran in again and was hooked into the LeBell. The other six brawled to the outside, Haste finally got the ropes after spending far too long in a top guy’s hold. To his knees, yes! kicks, a lot of them, maybe ten, before Haste ducked and Nichols tripped Danielson from the outside.
And you know what that means!
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Back to Danielson taking Romero lariats in the corner, Rocky seeking a rana from the top but taking a Manhattan drop from there instead, Rocky tagged Haste; Danielson – Claudio, who ran wild, snapping jabs to Haste in the ropes, running uppercut, back body, strut, running lariat for Rocky outside before grabbing a chair and launching into a running something on Nichols (the camera missed it).
Back inside, he sought a swing; Nichols broke it up, Yuta took him out and launched a tope but was caught and dumped against the barricade. Moxley hit Haste with a cutter inside, to the apron begging a tag, made: another cutter, lariats in the corner, ten of the best, fans counting, piledriver, near fall.
Synchronized lariats left Mox and Haste down, Rush tagged in (the other five are all down at ringside), frogsplash for two, back upstairs seeking another, Mox moved, big boot, Death Rider slipped out of by Rush, TMDK hit a double powerbomb, Danielson returned to nail Nichols via busaiku but was taken out by Haste, everyone took out everyone until Rocky went for a go on the swing.
Rush returned to leap into a sleeper on Claudio but was elevated up and tossed over into a Death Rider (not quite fluidly enough to make it as cool as it sounds) as the IWGP champ took the W.
Good action, Mox didn’t do a lot given his recent hectic schedule but got the win, as he should have. Nigel was really heeling on Danielson in this. Which, if it annoys you, probably did.
Winner: BCC
Mox grabbed a mic and his belt, pausing as the crowd chanted his name. He addressed Naito – calling him a survivor but calling Forbidden Door the final conflict. He’s not coming to beat Naito or defend the title, he’s coming to end him at Forbidden Door, to finish his career, put him in a pine box and ‘bury your ass once and for all.’
Sure would be nice if I knew why Mox was this pissed.
*****
MJF/Rush package.
*****
Schiavone called the Acclaimed and Billy Gunn to the ring. Caster took a mic and was all serious. Complaining about the Young (Bleeped), who fined them five grand for disparaging them, as they showed some tweets on the screen.
Caster swore some more, a sure sign a promo doesn’t have a lot to it. Caster said the fans wanted to see them win the tag belts Wednesday (Tony Khan, even your own wrestlers can’t keep up with what’s an eliminator and what isn’t!). The fans kinda said ‘yaaay,’ but weren’t exactly raucous.
Bowens said Wednesday they were facing for the first time in four years. Bowens cut the generic we’re not the same guys we were last time promo. Gunn was amusing himself in the background, chatting with Schiavone. As Bowens fired up, channeling Ric Flair as he yelled that the Bucks could fine him, fine all of them but they were taking their belts and their company back (the continuing idea that the Elite are like some sort of invading force just makes no sense).
Caster swore some more, ‘virgin asses’ did make the cut. Caster tried to go ‘old school,’ and did the old ‘yo…yo…yo…,’ thing. When Brandon Cutler came out to badly overact. Chris Daniels came out too. And as Cutler was going to fine the faces again, CD stopped him and undid the fine already issued, per Tony Khan’s instructions. Then battered Cutler and fed him to the faces for scissor me timbers.
I’m so disinterested in the Acclaimed that there isn’t anything they could’ve done here to get me interested in the match. The storyline makes no sense and even the wrestlers can’t keep tabs on whether the belts are on the line. But this was still probably the best build for a tv tag title (ish) match since Cole and Max vs FTR last summer? Which is sad.
Deonna Purrazzo vs Thunder Rosa (No DQ)
Backstory: Been feuding back a couple months, mostly on Rampage which I haven’t seen
Deonna is seemingly an actual heel now, both were dressed for a fight, jeans and tees. Deonna attacked before the bell, Rosa quickly recovered to launch a cross body from the top to the floor then smash Deonna to the steps three times.
Even the announcers weren’t sure if the bell had rung, they decided it hadn’t. Rosa brought out a trash can, the fans started chanting for tables immediately because thirty years of them hasn’t been enough. Deonna cut her off and began targeting the arm before introducing lots of weapons to the ring and setting a chair in the corner.
Rosa reversed a whip into it and hit a DVD for two, as Tony completely lost his ability to speak after Nigel brought up Mina Shirakawa’s ‘melons.’ Rosa went right for a table but Deonna baseball slid it into her.
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Back to Rosa ducking a chair shot before booting it into Deonna, chair shot to the gut, weak one across the back, another, before a sloppy Samoan drop onto a flat table on the mat. Nasty landing with Purrazzo’s joints hither and yon.
The crowd are silent here btw. As Deonna left Rosa in the tree of woe before aiming a shoulder to the gut for two. Rosa slipped out of a piledriver to hit a ddt on a chair for two. Then put Deonna in a trash can in the corner before setting up one set of legs of a table to make a ramp, using it to launch into a shotgun dropkick, crowd loved that, cool move.
Which could’ve been a nice finish. But wasn’t. Deonna out at two. They fought over the table, Deonna hit a package piledriver for two. Transitioning right into the VdM, Rosa got her foot under the ropes I guess but it seemed more like Deonna just released the hold.
Then took out a cameraman, nailed Rosa with maybe a small part of said camera and applied the VdM through the ropes with Rosa on the apron, Rosa already out owing to the camera shot.
Sloppy in places, totally lacking in atmosphere and the intensity intrinsic to a grudge/no dq match. Purrazzo laughed and posed on the ramp.
Winner: Deonna Purazzo
They did a video package of the first Collision last year and highlights over the year, Punk was in some shots but only with other guys and they never clearly showed him.
Dalton Castle vs Hechicero
Backstory: NONE
Guessing they’ve hired some new Boys? It was the Outrunners and some other dudes. Schiavone called Castle ‘quite a star.’ I love Dalton, would like to see more of him, but bruh…
Hechicero (Cero) is with the Gates of Agony for some reason.
Fans chanted briefly for Dalton. They grappled to the ropes, Cero aimed an open palm, yay/boo slaps and strikes, Cero followed Dalton to the ropes, grabbing a sleeper against the top one, diving forearm from the top for two.
Crowd silent again. For the second match in a row. Happy Anniversary!
Castle slipped under a lariat to nail a ddt, thinking full nelson on the mat, Cero fighting to his feet, Dalton seeking the Bangarang, Cero countered out into a choke on the mat. Back to it, Castle finally slipped out, back elbow, Cero again followed him into the ropes, flurry of strikes, crowd oohing at chops is the only break in the silence.
Until Castle hit an overhead throw when Cero raced at him. Cero slipped out of another Bangarang into a sunset flip for two. Then avoided a corner charge, step up knee strike in the corner and something like a crucifix bomb using the legs for the win.
Tony Khan might want to note that a guy who almost never appears on AEW tv was still more over than the random Mexican who beat him. But probably won’t.
Would also be very nice if someone, anyone (*cough* the announcers), acted like it wasn’t totally normal for the Gates of Agony to celebrate with Hechicero. That trio was utterly clobbering Dalton and the Boys when Disco Daniel and Matt Menard made the save with chairs.
Winner: Hechicero
Arkady was with Top Flight and Action Andretti. Darius actually cut a nice lil promo, asking his bro if he was running or scared, Dante responding ‘no!’ each time. Lio Rush interrupted to say hi to Dante. While noting he and Andretti had history.
He offered his hand to Darius, who refused. Lio said ‘no heat,’ and wished Dante good luck. Action said it was great seeing Rush.
Again, I remember Rush and Dante were a thing for a bit. Can’t remember what happened, how it ended or why there might be an issue. Sure would be nice if I didn’t need to do research to watch a damn tv show.
*****
The Patriarchy (sans Cage) were in the ring. Wayne’s mom did her usual, ‘You boo a mother?’ etc. spiel. Then introduced Cage.
He didn’t anticipate spending the most important holiday in the ‘rust belt,’ then did his shutup/conduct business thing. He noted today is the anniversary of Buddy Wayne’s death. They zoomed in on Wayne, cheap and tacky.
Cage said it was the best thing that ever happened to Nick because it led him to Cage. He told him he loved him. There was an easel covered over with a blanket. Nick gave Cage a basic card he’d made and written himself. Cage loved it.
Cage removed the blanket, revealing a portrait of Cage which Saurus had painted. Cage said it was ‘okay,’ then went back to fawning over the card. Killswitch went to leave, Cage cajoled/ordered him back.
Cage said there was footage which showed his shoulder was up when Swerve pinned him. The EVPs wanted to show it but he asked them not to since he and his family don’t make excuses. He vowed to be world champ and said the path to this started with the trios titles (huh!?).
The fans reacted by making no noise whatsoever. Then chanted ‘Luchasaurus.’
Cage declared AEW ‘my company’ and said he’s the best signing in AEW history and vowed to become the best wrestler ever. Then used a Star Wars line (I think, never watched) to say he was Tony Khan’s father.
That’s a whole lot of tv time just to remember they were teasing Luchasaurus splitting last year and to talk about the damn trios titles. Almost like they were filling time.
*****
Juice and the Gunns promo. Juice said they built Collision, he broke his back making the show what it is today (poor guy broke his back for nothing?). The belts aren’t on the line since the only Jay White in the house was CardBlade. So tonight is about the House proving they can hang.
Aka more filler. Not bad filler but filler all the same. It’s also very weird that two heel teams are chasing the heel champs. Though knowing AEW House of Black might have just ‘turned’ without actually doing so.
Lee Moriarty vs Dante Martin
Backstory: Winner qualifies for TNT title shot
Three matches in a row now with a silent crowd. Nice show of athleticism as they ducked and dodged, Moriarty getting the better and showing off. Lockup, Moriarty armwringer, trip, before working the legs.
Dante kipped up into a tejeiras, ducked a couple swings into another tejeiras, a pretty loose one. Then flipped over a rushing Moriarty, who spilled outside. Dante followed, hitting a dropkick through the ropes near the buckle (like Sami Zayn’s tope/ddt) then sent Lee back in but was knocked off the ropes attempting a springboard, spilling back outside.
As Moriarty tried to generate some noise by clapping.
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Back to a grapple, Dante armdragged Moriarty clear, weak forearms, a whip failed because Dante’s arm hurt. Martin to the apron, he flipped over onto the middle rope, just about regained his balance then sprang into a cross body for two.
Not sure why he’s selling his arm so much. Nothing pre-break suggested he particularly should. As Moriarty wrenched the arm behind Dante’s shoulder and snapped it, then hit a front-first slam onto the arm, right into the Border City Stretch. Which I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone tap to.
The fans were still silent, cheering lightly as Martin finally got the ropes with his foot. Moriarty hit a spinning impaler for two. Then retreated to the corner, readying a Harlem side kick, Dante ducked, leaping knee strike, Moriarty hit back with a boot, Martin got another leaping knee, meteora from the middle rope, back upstairs, frogsplash for the win.
No atmosphere, no drama: winner was obvious because, really, who you picking here to go on to a ladder match? Enough stutters as to make it hard to immerse yourself.
Dante was really selling his arm afterward. As the world’s most overpaid waistcoat Anthony Ogogo and Shane Taylor attacked. Dante and Action hit the scene and were laid out, fair and square. Ogogo being put over at the expense of the star Chris Jericho once ‘made.’
Leading to Lio Rush coming out to take out both heels. Man that makes Action and Darius look like total losers. Fans chanted for Rush, about the only over guy out of seven. And he doesn’t even work here.
Dante gave a nod of acknowledgment as he eyed Rush. Things still seemed tense between the faces. Story could be fairly interesting if they’d care to remind us or explain it.
Winner: Dante Martin
A Hikaru Shida package. She’s entering the Owen. Since I’d legit forgotten she existed, guessing she’s not winning.
*****
It’s Roddy time!!! Strong out to do more talking. Joining on comms. Along with the Kingdom. They showed Strong holding Kyle back on Wednesday or something. Strong said, ‘We care about him.’
They announced an eight-man tag for Weds. An ‘All Star’ tag because AEW must brand everything cheaply rather than attaching meaning to it through booking over time. See bottom for the match.
Kyle O’Reilly vs Anthony Henry
Backstory: NONE
Henry ‘a very dangerous man’ per Tony Schiavone. His followers certainly are.
After far, far too long, even if was in reality about five minutes, Kyle won via tap.
‘Didn’t you beat him up not that long ago?’ Schiavone asked Strong. Which was funny. Strong tried to cover the massive booking flaws by saying it was all to remind Kyle ‘who he is.’
Creative.
Winner: Kyle O’Reilly
Juice Robinson & the Gunns vs House of Black
Backstory: Juice & the Gunns called out the House Weds
If it didn’t drop out of the sky this could be the kind of main event Collision provides every week – a chance to show one mid-card wrestler/group of wrestlers ascending up the card by beating another.
They made it clear the titles cannot be defended without Jay White. So that’s at least some booking credit.
And chalk up another match beginning with silence. And Juice vs Malakai. Black went right for a cover after a shoulder tackle but didn’t even get a count, Juice hooked an armdrag, Malakai legscissors free, Juice just threw himself down (they were going for Malakai avoiding another armdrag), Black got in his pose, Juice pretended to piss on him.
Still the best flurry since the opener. Juice is a character, something sorely lacking all night. Austin tagged in all cocky, strutting over toward Malakai then U-turning when Black tagged Brody. Again – fun, characters.
Colten tagged in, Brody ran through both Gunns, double lariat to the outside before flinging Juice onto them, House standing in the ring, teasing a triple dive (babyfaces out of nowhere!), the heels slid back in and were sent back out with knee strikes.
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Buddy in off the top with a stomp to Colten’s arm, Black right back in, going after the appendage but Colten hooked him to the heel corner where they worked Black over with quick tags and strikes, culminating with a Juice senton for two.
Juice sent Black to the buckle, snap suplex for two. His yelling is the only noise. More tags in and out, Black still stuck in the corner, crowd finally clapping support. For a bit at least. Black fighting free until a Juice leg lariat nailed him for two.
Sleeper on the mat, Black to his feet, crowd clapping again, Juice cutting Black off again. This time via throat thrust. But missing a cannonball in the corner. Though Colten again cut off the tag, Austin did too after Colten missed a corner splash, Black finally tagged Buddy, strikes and knee lifts for all, a pop-up one for Colten before driving Austin into Colten’s gut.
Jackhammer, Juice broke the pin at two. Then knocked the other HOB off the apron. Buddy nailed him via gameniri from the apron, to the top, meteora, Buddy hurt his knee, don’t know if he was selling or not, especially since he’s pretended to be injured several times going back to a match with Andrade about this time last year. He tagged out pretty quickly, Brody in.
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Back to Buddy shown being helped backstage by security. The heels tripled-up on Brody in the corner, Juice hit the cannonball this time for two. Brody took out the Gunns, blocking 3:10 to Yuma, Bossman slam for Juice who spilled outside, crowd barking briefly, tag to Black, strikes and boots, back elbow for Colten, flurry and legsweep for Austin, kip-up, Asai moonsault to Juice, damn dude’s impressive, so fast and agile.
Bridging German for two on Colten, Juice grabbed Malakai’s leg allowing Colten to hit a leaping lariat for two. Tag to Austin, Black fought off both Gunns until Juice snapped him against the top rope, Austin fameasser for two.
The Gunns hit 3:10 to Yuma to Brody who wasn’t legal. Juice was perched atop the apron when Pac appeared and sort-of tripped him, Malakai took advantage of the confusion to nail Austin with The End to win. Schiavone said this earned the House a title shot.
Perfectly willing to accept the possibility that I’m a dumbass who missed it, but when did they announce that? They maybe hinted at it… Again a very flat atmosphere didn’t help a match which went far too long given there was no issue and BCG have lost a lot of momentum by being so rarely on tv.
It’s also very clear they’re totally out of ideas for these titles. First, Death Triangle and now the House getting another go. Time to dump ‘em. Christian Cage appeared on the screen and congratulated the House on becoming #1 contenders (a fan yelled ‘What!?’) but the problem is they’re not a trio anymore: the camera panned out to reveal a downed Matthews, ostensibly the victim of a conchairto.
Hard to feel a whole lot of sympathy for guys who two weeks ago were heels stealing wedding rings and never actually turned. Which right there is just one of the issues with not defining heels and faces.
AEW will celebrate the one-year anniversary of Collision live tonight on TNT from the Covelli Centre in Youngstown, Ohio.
Five matches are announced for the show today including the main event of Blackpool Combat Club vs Lio Rush, Rocky Romero, and TMDK in an eight-math tag team match, Deonna Purrazzo vs Thunder Rosa in a no disqualification match, Bang Bang Gang vs House of Black in a trios match, Lee Moriarty vs Dante Martin in a TNT title ladder match qualifyier, and Hechicero vs Dalton Castle.
Plus, Christian Cage will be on the broadcast for a Father’ Day Special segment.
Here are the results from the Clash at the Castle: Scotland premium live event which took place from the OVO Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland.
Cody Rhodes defeated AJ Styles in an I Quit match to retain the Undisputed WWE title; Isla Dawn and Alba Fyre defeated Jade Cargill and Bianca Belair and Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark in a triple threat tag team match to become the new WWE Women’s Tag Team champions; Sami Zayn defeated Chad Gable to retain the Intercontinental title; Bayley defeated Piper Niven to retain the WWE Women’s title; Damian Priest defeated Drew McIntyre to retain the WWE World Heavyweight title.
Chad Gable has confirmed in an interview with Gorilla Position that he has re-signed with WWE.
Asked about his contractual situation, Gable said, “So, what I’ll say…yes I have.”
Gable gave props to Triple H for changing his whole trajectory and has delivered on all the promises he made. Gable said that when Triple H was telling everyone that he’s trying to find time and consistent places on television for everybody, he was skeptical about it because he heard that line before, but actions speak louder than words and said that what Triple H said and promised was true.
Gable’s contract was running out last week and there were rumors that AEW were interested in his services as well.
‘I’ve re-signed. Triple H took over & my trajectory changed. He’s delivered on everything he told me. He said he was trying to find consistent places on TV for everybody. I’m like “I’ve heard it all before” but then I saw it was true!’ Thank you @TripleH! pic.twitter.com/Dnb0dNv7ow
Drew McIntyre went to visit his old stomping grounds yesterday and made an unannounced appearance at the ICW After Hours show in Glasgow.
With ICW champion Jack Jester in the ring cutting a promo, he said that they had one surprise for the crowd and at that point, Drew’s theme song kicked in to a big pop from the stunned fans.
McIntyre teased he was going to take on Jester but the two then had a big hug in the ring. Wearing an ICW t-shirt, McIntyre then cut a promo in the ring and posed with the champion to send everyone home happy.
The Scotsman was the first ICW champion back in 2006 and had a run of 280 days with the title. He won the title again in 2014, beating Jester, and his run lasted 378 days.
Episode two of Who Killed WCW? on Vice drew 117,000 viewers this past Tuesday. That is down 21,000 viewers from the premiere episode. It had a 0.02 rating in 18-49, also down by 0.01 from episode one and placed #114 on the top 150 chart on cable. (Ratings credit: SpoilerTV)
WWE Superstars will Clash at the Castle in Glasgow, Scotland in a couple of hours and we are presenting the latest betting odds for the show.
While these are as close as possible to the start of the show, they might still change so be careful when betting with real money.
Broken dreams are likely for Drew McIntyre tonight in his home town of Glasgow. The WWE World Heavyweight champion Damian Priest is 8/13 and favorite to retain his championship in the main event while McIntyre, perhaps thanks to some CM Punk interference, is the underdog at 23/20.
Who says I Quit tonight? Judging by these odds, it will be AJ Styles who is 7/1 to lose the match tonight while the Undisputed WWE champion Cody Rhodes is 1/20 and big favorite to retain.
A new WWE Intercontinental champion is being predicted by bookmakers as Chad Gable is the favorite to win his match against Sami Zayn. Gable is 4/7 in his numbers while the champion is 5/4 to retain.
The WWE Women’s Tag Team titles are pretty much safe that they are not changing hands with Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill the overwhelming favorites at 1/14 while Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn are 7/1 and Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark are at 9/1.
Bayley and Piper Niven, who are wrestling for the WWE Women’s championship, have the same odds of Cody and AJ, with the champion favorite at 1/20 while Niven is 7/1.
Speaking to ESPN, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson didn’t hide the fact that his participation at next year’s WrestleMania in Las Vegas is pretty much a done deal.
The TKO board member and former WWE champion told ESPN that they’re on the “1-yard line” to create the biggest WrestleMania of all time and the biggest match of all time in Las Vegas.
“I’ll just leave it at that, Final Boss style,” The Rock teased.
The Rock said that he was nervous when he got in the ring at WrestleMania this year, but after his first lockup with Seth Rollins, “it all clicked” and it became like riding a bike.
“Then he tagged in Cody. First time ever, I locked up with Cody and the lockup feels good,” Rock said.
He added that when you lock up with someone in wrestling, you immediately know what kind of wrestler your opponent is.
“If they’re going to be stiff, if they’re going to be smooth, if they’re going to be intense, if they’re going to be in control. Both guys smooth, in control,” he said.
Hello everybody! It’s @TheMagnumDA with another installment of the Pick’em report. Tonight, Colin and I will battle for the WOPC Championship in a Confidence Pool Pick’em. We pick the winners from the top five matches, and we put 1-5 points on it (1 being the least confident, and 5 being the most). We might have similar picks in this report, but the big difference is the points! Who will walk out of Scotland with the gold? We’re about to find out.
ON WITH THE PICKS!
WWE Women’s Championship
Bayley (c) vs. Piper Niven (with Chelsea Green)
Magnum: Wow, pretty much every Scottish wrestler on the roster suddenly became the #1 Contender for all the major titles. That said, Bayley and Nia Jax are on a collision course at Summerslam, so I’ll take Bayley this evening (5).
Colin: Let’s face it, Piper Niven is only in this position because it’s Scotland. Nothing against her, but that’s just the reality of it. There’s no way she’s winning this one, with Bayley retaining. (4)
WWE Intercontinental Championship
Sami Zayn (c) vs. Chad Gable (with Alpha Academy)
Magnum: I’ve heard whispers that Gable may have already resigned with WWE. If that’s the case, you gotta think that he will win the title here. Right? Right….? What if I said maybe not? You can’t possibly take the title off Sami already, can you? The only way to keep this story rolling…is to put the title on Chad Gable. (2)
Colin: Interesting, this one. Is Gable staying or is he leaving? He lost way too much already and if he loses this one, I can see him on the way out. Then again, Sami just beat Gunther two months ago and taking the title away from him so soon makes no sense. Not sure how this will go. I’m gonna pick Gable for the win. (1)
WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship – Triple Threat
Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill (c) vs. Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn vs. Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark
Magnum: Yeah, Belair and Cargill haven’t met their match yet. I could see the other teams putting up a good fight here, but today will belong to Bianca and Jade. They will retain. (4)
Colin: Yeah, well, I can’t see any of these teams beating WWE’s resident superhero team. I think Belair’s and Cargill’s downfall will be when they turn on each other. Other than that, difficult to predict any team to take the titles away from them. Bianca and Jade win. (5)
Undisputed WWE Championship – I Quit Match
Cody Rhodes (c) vs. AJ Styles
Magnum: I heard a rumor about AJ having family come with him to this match. Wouldn’t it be wild if they threw in the towel on his behalf? Either way, the Cody train will keep on rolling through. I expect Cody to retain in a match that ends with a creative finish. (3)
Colin: Gotta admit, not a big fan of these I Quit matches especially when you have top names like Cody and AJ. Having Momma Rhodes at the show is interesting, maybe she’ll be used in the match, but I don’t believe Cody is going to lose this one. He’s flying high and should remain champion. Cody wins. (3)
World Heavyweight Championship – Judgment Day Barred from Ringside
Damian Priest (c) vs. Drew McIntyre
Magnum: I can’t stop thinking about this stipulation where Judgment Day is barred from ringside. In my mind, that leads me to think that if Judgment Day doesn’t show up…who will? Someone will. I don’t know how it’ll play out, but I feel like there’s going to be some kind of misfire (possibly involving Dom or Liv) where Drew will seize the moment and become champion. (1)
Colin: Will they screw Drew again at Clash at the Castle? I would not be surprised LOL! I mean, if it was Vince, it would have been a given. I always thought Damian Priest would be a transitional champion and it would be bad if Drew loses this one. Unless, of course, CM Punk is there to spoil the party. But no, I’m hoping Drew gets his moment in his hometown. New champ! (2)
Alright fans, that’s going to do it for us – enjoy the Clash and we will see you next time on the Pick’em report! @TheMagnumDA signing off.
Drew McIntyre’s wife Kaitlyn will not be at Clash at the Castle supporting him as she underwent emergency surgery and he promised that he will win the title for her and bring it home.
At the Kickoff show, McIntyre said that he wasn’t going to talk about the subject but he can’t stop thinking about it.
“The one person who’s not going to be there is my wife because she’s in surgery right now, emergency surgery,” McIntyre said. “And she told me, ‘I want you to go there and bring that title home.’ And I’m going to bring that title home.”
The Scotsman added that he’s never been this focused his entire life and recounted that the last Clash at the Castle in Wales was a “stab through my heart” and his family’s heart and is not going to let it happen again.
“I’m back home. I couldn’t have dreamt of this moment. I’m going to have my people there, my family there, a redo, and a chance to make this right,” McIntyre said.
Live tonight from the OVO Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland, WWE presents Clash at the Castle: Scotland on Peacock and WWE Network. The full card is as follows:
Damian Priest vs Drew McIntyre for the WWE World Heavyweight title; Cody Rhodes vs AJ Styles in an I Quit match for the Undisputed WWE title; Bayley vs Piper Niven for the WWE Women’s title; Sami Zayn vs Chad Gable for the Intercontinental title; Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill vs Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn vs Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark in a triple threat match for the WWE Women’s Tag Team titles.
Clash at the Castle: Scotland will begin streaming live at 2PM ET / 11AM PT with the preview show starting an hour earlier. In Scotland, it will start at 7PM local time and 8PM for countries in Central Europe.
Here are the results from the Against All Odds 2024 TNA+ event which took place live from the Cicero Stadium in Chicago, Illinois.
Sami Callihan defeated Jonathan Gresham in the pre-show; Alisha Edwards and Masha Slamovich defeated Allysin Kay and Marti Belle to retain the TNA Knockouts Tag Team titles in the pre-show; Steve Maclin and Mike Santana defeated Trey Miguel and Zachary Wentz; PCO defeated Rich Swann; Brian Myers and Eddie Edwards defeated Nic Nemeth and Ryan Nemeth to retain the TNA Tag Team titles; Frankie Kazarian defeated Joe Hendry; Mustafa Ali defeated Trent Seven to retain the TNA X Division title; Ace Austin and Chris Bey defeated Eric Young and Josh Alexander; Jordynne Grace defeated Tatum Paxley to retain the TNA Knockouts title; Moose defeated Matt Hardy to retain the TNA World title.
While Matt Hardy was unable to capture the TNA title at Against All Odds versus Moose in a hard-fought match, he still stood tall at the end of the show along with his brother Jeff, who returned to the promotion for the first time since 2017.
After the match was over, The System attacked Matt and his wife Reby in the ring. Matt tried to protect his wife with his body and then Joe Hendry came out to lend his support, but was also taken out by The System. Ryan and Nic Nemeth also joined the fray to somewhat even the odds.
Cue in Jeff’s iconic theme song and the crowd goes bananas. The former champion came out to make the save, taking out The System with chair shots and a Twist of Fate and a swanton bomb on Moose for good measure.
It’s safe to say that the Chicago crowd absolutely loved this finish and seeing Hardy back.
Nic and Ryan Nemeth eventually join the party as Matt, Jeff, Reby, Hendry, and the Nemeths stand tall in the ring to end the night with chants of “TNA” from happy fans.
NXT star Tatum Paxley appeared at TNA Against All Odds today and answered Jordynne Grace’s open challenge for the TNA Knockouts title.
Paxley tried to steal the TNA Knockouts title last Sunday at Battleground but met resistance in the form of Ash by Elegance and a few moments later both of them found themselves knocked out after Grace got a hold of the belt and wiped them both with it. Grace ended up losing the NXT title match against Roxanne Perez.
But the outcome was different tonight in Chicago as Grace successfully defended her title after delivering the Juggernaut Driver on the NXT star for the victory.
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We are just under 24 hours away from Clash at the Castle: Scotland and we’ll be taking a look at the early betting odds for this show.
Remember, these odds will likely change so be careful when placing bets with real money.
Will it be a happy ending for Drew McIntyre? Well, so far, apparently not. Damian Priest remains favorite – just barely – to keep his title tonight with odds of 4/5 while Drew is 10/11 to regain the title he won and lost at WrestleMania.
In the I Quit match for the Undisputed WWE championship, Cody Rhodes is favorite to win the match with 1/10 odds and his challenger, AJ Styles, is looking at going 0-2 against Rhodes with odds at 9/2.
The big question is: is Chad Gable staying or going? Bookmakers think he’s staying and making him favorite to win the Intercontinental title with odds at 2/5 while Sami Zayn is 7/4 to retain it.
Bayley takes on Scotland’s own Piper Niven for the WWE Women’s title and it’s bad news for Niven, who is at 9/2 and underdog in this match while the champion is 1/8 favorite.
Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill will defend their WWE Women’s Tag Team titles against Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn and Zoey Stark and Shayna Baszler in a triple threat match. The champs are 1/7 favorites to win while Fyre and Dawn are 4/1 and Stark and Baszler are 15/2.
Friday Night Smackdown comes to you live from the OVO Hydro tonight as WWE moves to Glasgow, Scotland for the weekend.
Smackdown is airing live in the United Kingdom and in Italy as they take advantage of the prime time start in the region.
Three matches have been announced so far featuring Michin vs Nia Jax, Kevin Owens vs Solo Sikoa, and Naomi vs Chelsea Green.
Also, The Grayson Waller Effect will be taking place with DIY as guests and Cody Rhodes and AJ Styles will both be in the house just 24 hours before their I Quit match for the WWE title.
Thousands of people showed up at the Clash at the Castle: Scotland Kickoff show held at the SEC Centre Hall 4 in Glasgow, just hours ago.
A sea of people greeted Superstars such as AJ Styles, WWE champion Cody Rhodes, Piper Niven, WWE Women’s champion Bayley, and Drew McIntyre. WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H also made an appearance to start the show, which was hosted by Michael Cole.
Cody Rhodes was so impressed with the crowd that he decided to do a first: he jumped in and crowd surfed to several rows back.
“Oh I’m in so much trouble,” Cody said when he got back up on the stage!
WWE announced that it will be returning to the United Kingdom and Ireland for two tours of four days each in October and November.
Cardiff, Liverpool, Newcastle, and Manchester will host WWE non-televised live events on October 13, 14, 15, and 16 respectively while Dublin, London, Nottingham, and Sheffield will welcome the WWE Superstars on November 3, 4, 5, and 6.
Tickets will go on sale on Friday, June 21 at 10AM BST.
The show in Manchester will be the first one at the brand-new Co-op Live which holds just over 20,000 fans. Tickets for this particular event will go on sale at a later date.
The November dates will follow the WWE Crown Jewel premium live event in Saudi Arabia which is being held on November 2.
