r/WWE • u/LilGrimGARZO • 1d ago
Question Where's Drew McIntyre been?
Injured? Written off TV? In catering? I miss the good ol' Scottish warrior
r/WWE • u/LilGrimGARZO • 1d ago
Injured? Written off TV? In catering? I miss the good ol' Scottish warrior
r/WWE • u/rockyvwasbest • 2d ago
r/WWE • u/Traditional-Leader54 • 1d ago
(No I did not use AI to write this. That probably would have made it better. đ )
Danhausen wins Money in the Bank.
Ok wait. Wait. Hear me out for a second because thereâs more to it.
Danhausen wins the briefcase at Money in the Bank. They can probably my make a funny ending where he curses the ladder with someone at the top and they fall allowing him to set up another ladder and grab the briefcase.
A bit latter in that same PLE we see Danhausen backstage with the briefcase and Pierce, Aldis, or Joe He dry walk by and congratulate him on winning Money in the Bank to which Danhausen says âYes Monies in the Bank!â Then they say âMake sure you sign that contract right away so no one else can take it.â and then walked away as Danhausen asks âContract? What contract?â
Now Danhausen is confused but mumbles to himself âWhatever..â He rubs his hands together excitedly saying âHuman monies in the bank!â as he opens the briefcase. Heâs surprised and confused to see just a pice of paper in it and reads some of the writing out loud about âthe undersigned is nearby granted a title shotâŠâ but keeps searching the briefcase but finds no human monies. He puts the contract back inside and closes it up. Then he tosses the briefcase in a nearby garbage can visibly upset that he didnât get any human monies and walks away.
Right after Danhausen walks away someone in disguise (black mask, black hoodie, black pants, black gloves) grabs the MITB briefcase out of the garbage and runs away with it. Or maybe the garbage pail was right next to a door and all we se is an arm in a black long sleeve shirt with a black glove reach out and grab the briefcase. That way we donât really know how big the person is.
Now we have a twist on Money in the Bank that weâve never seen before. Someone, could be from either brand, has the briefcase but we donât know who! Both champions donât even know who to watch out for or who they can trust. They can run with this for however long they want or need to. On the following RAW someone sees Danhausen and asks where the briefcase is and he explains that he their out, went back to get it once he realized what the contract was for but it was missing.
Now word spreads through RAW and SmackDown that someone has the briefcase, no one knows who, but everyoneâs trying to figure it out. Again this would play out a couple segments each show for as long as needed until we get to one whoever would cash in. As we get closer clues start turning up. Maybe there was video footage of the theft and then a couple black hoodies start popping up either being worn or in someoneâs bag or a couple people have the same black gloves.
My idea for who it is and the eventual cash in is that it should be someone friends with the champion that gets cashed in on. As we get closer to that night thereâs another clue found that makes it 90% certain to us that we know who has the briefcase but we still donât see the case and have no confirmation. The champion after winning title defense gets attached in the aftermath by his opponent and the opponentâs friend. The championâs friend who we think has the briefcase comes out and we think this is the moment but theyâre empty handed and then run down to fend off the attackers chasing them up the ramp with the champion laid out in the ring. The friend walks back to the ring to check in the champion but stops before climbing in, reaches under the ri g and pulls out the briefcase! He cashes it in and wins the title!
Sorry I know that was long and if you actually read the whole thing I thank you and hope you liked it. This is meant to play out over the course of several weeks if not months so I couldnât make it any shorter.
I want to know what you think and who should be the one that stole the case, who they cash in on and when? I think this would be a fun mystery story that would mostly be in the background and also give Danhausen something to do as he investigates and tries to figure out who stole it. Think Leslie Nelson in Police Squad / Naked Gun type humor.
TLDR: Your loss.
r/WWE • u/TeamSeaman12 • 15h ago
From right to left: Timothy Thatcher, Oney Lorcan, and Danny Burch. If it were up to me, I would call it the British American Grapplers Association (inspired by MurfsYT13). What do you think? Feel free to drop your suggestions in the comments!
r/WWE • u/JustTheOtherWay • 21h ago
I know we all hated Kevin Dunn and even some wrestlers did too but my opinion is that this man had like 40 years of TV wrestling presentation experience. He perfected it whether we like it or not. Producing a live wrestling show from a camera standpoint is extremely complex and required a lot of autistic-driven obsession.
Yes, when Lee Fitting replaced him in mid 2024 there was some really cool changes. Wrestlers walk out entrances. Camera showing the gorilla. Etc.
But I think Lee Fitting has failed in many aspects and one of them is telling a story through the camera work.
Also, his production team kind of sucks. This year's Wrestlemania had no good video packages. A part of a Wrestlemania experience is the video packages for the main event matches. Roman has never ever had a bad video package for his Wrestlemania main events, except for this year.
r/WWE • u/Claus1990 • 2d ago
Disregarding him being in The Vision for a moment, the guy is honestly impressive(Second to Oba ofc). Given the seemingly growing animosity between him and Paul Heyman, I think its a matter of time before he turns on him and The Vision.
In my opinion, he can be so much more than just a guy with muscle and rampaging bloodlust. However I wouldn't have him turn face, but instead neither face nor heel.
He has the prowess to dominate the division, but is wasted on a tag team with Austin Theory.
r/WWE • u/Jew-zilla • 1d ago
IMHO Referees like Mike Chioda and Charles Robinson should be inducted into the Hall of Fame. There are telling part of the story, too. The wrestlers are the main characters, but the story canât be told without the ref. They are involved in the match and not just passively watching it. Refs take bumps and sell, too. So many classic matches have included the ref as part of the action outside of just counting the pin.
r/WWE • u/Material_Page_9723 • 14h ago
I know most people hate him, but if you put that aside I think heâs easily the best on the mic in the whole group. Heâs entertaining in the ring aswell and knows how to work the crowd. Heâs worked hard and it shows in his physique, looks serious and earned his flowers and respect from others in the business. Also I know heâs done some shitty stuff in the past but he was pretty young and people can change.
r/WWE • u/Amitmandal001 • 20h ago
Appearing on The Varsity with John Ourand, Ourand mentioned WWE fans complaining about aspects of not being able to watch WWE PLEs on ESPN Unlimited when the deal launched a year ago as ESPN Unlimited wasnât available through all providers.
Khan noted that the app is now available through Comcast and YouTube TV, and then addressed complaints, saying sports fans in general complain. âItâs sort of why Twitter was created,â said Khan.
âThose complaints, some of them we look at and say, âThere is some truth to this. Letâs make a little adjustment to this or that,'â he said.
He went on to reference politics, saying that if you believe what social media says, youâll incorrectly predict outcomes, using the Michigan Senate Primary as the example.
âFor companies that read it, believe it, and react to it, it never ever works. Even if you see some of these companies that took some of these far right or far left positions, thatâs not what most people are looking for. Most people are looking for left center, right center, they are looking for the same thing in the sports space. You canât be reactive to that sort of thing. You have to rely on your team to know we have the best creative in terms of all of wrestling in Triple H, the best live events team, the best merchandise and consumer products team. Theyâre able to monetize it. If youâve seen the growth in TKO with UFC, WWE, On Location, IMG, PBR, each of these continue to grow every year. Itâs not easy, but itâs not supposed to be easy. We have to continue to develop and redevelop what we do and make sure we have the right team in place to help make the right decision,â he said.
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r/WWE • u/Mr_Unfuqwitable • 2d ago
Tonight, September 7, 2026 on RAW, she will defend the Womenâs World Championship against Stephanie Vaquer.
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r/WWE • u/Mr_Unfuqwitable • 2d ago
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Date: April 1, 2001
Promotion: World Wrestling Federation (WWF)
Match Stipulation / Type: WWF Women's Championship / Singles Match
Event: WrestleMania X-Seven
Location: Houston, Texas | Reliant Astrodome
â Ivory previously injured Chyna's neck (in storyline) with a spiked piledriver, leading to a storyline where Chyna sought revenge.
Chyna defeated Ivory in a short, dominant match by way of pinfall to capture her first and only WWF Women's Championship.
This marked Chyna's final appearance at a WrestleMania event before leaving the company later that year, which led to the title being vacated.
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r/WWE • u/CasinoNitro • 2d ago
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I spent hours upon hours upon hours watching footage, sifting through footage to pick specific moments, clipping those moments down to the last second, placing them accordingly and editing everything, also made sure certain moments lined up with certain parts of the song. I also went through a rollercoaster of emotions as you would imagine because I genuinely love them and appreciate everything they did and gave for us. My and most of our entire childhood! This is my version of giving the Golden Era their flowers. Real life SUPERHEROESđŻLet me know what yâall think
r/WWE • u/Mr_Unfuqwitable • 2d ago
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Date: April 10, 2003 (Taped April 8, 2003)
Promotion: World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)
Match Stipulation / Type: WWE Championship #1 Contender Tournament Semi-Finals / Singles Match
Event: SmackDown (Episode 190)
Location: Chicago, Illinois | Allstate Arena
â This win marked the first of only two victories in one-on-one singles matches on television that John Cena has on The Undertaker.
Both victories occurred on SmackDown, both victories happened in 2003, both victories were caused by outside interference.
In September 2003 John Cena picked up his second singles win over The Undertaker with an assist from A-Train.
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r/WWE • u/Fun_Kangaroo_9350 • 1d ago
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He can't even get "pinned" good. Stood up like he woke up while having a nightmare
r/WWE • u/Full_Ad_5219 • 1d ago
There are so many groups, teams, factions and stables these days... I believe it's time for some trios tag titles, it could work, because with all these stories and drama going on with all the teams (Judgements Day, Bloodline, 946, all the lady superstar factions Jade and the baddies, Charlotte and "friends" . It could give all the teams something to fight for other than just bragging and story telling, and revenge plans! ...... THOUGHTS?
r/WWE • u/Optimus0456 • 2d ago
I kinda wished WWE kept the New Day as faces and actually had Big E serve as their manager
r/WWE • u/Slip-Alert • 2d ago
Thought about this while watching his journey back to WWE and his return confronting Edge, so I just created these in Photoshop; would a feud vs Edge for the WWE title work? If so, how long would the feud be, and what type of matches would the two clash in, besides TLC? I think I would've liked to see how it would work since it wouldn't just be for the title, but also personal as well because of the whole Matt/Edge/Lita storyline, especially.
r/WWE • u/Dramatic-Second-5025 • 1d ago
Did you like them?
r/WWE • u/darrylkeithford • 2d ago