09/15/19 Clash of Champions: The Night Before the Night of The King of the Ring

[MenacingMonk]

Breh...you signaling me out and saying I have low standards. You know damn well I ain't letting that slide.

It ain’t a big deal.

I’m not calling you a p*ssy or something.

 

[g-ice]

It ain’t a big deal.

I’m not calling you a p*ssy or something.

Fair enough breh

 

[Versa]

It's not a cac thing. It's been time for the New Day as a whole to cut the bullshyt out. The gimmick is stale and has been for some time. Kofi had his moment. Put the strap on someone else.

And I bet you felt Randy Orton was the guy to freshen the main event scene up didn't you? :pachaha*

 

[Slic Ric]

Banks/Lynch was ok, but it was worked pretty odd. It was heatless for 95% of the match and then at the end they wanted to brawl around the area? The chair spot was pretty stupid too. I preferred The Horsewomen tag match a good deal more

Nothing else on the card seems worth it to check out.

 

[Norrin Radd]

Vince McMahon Reportedly Wanted To Bury Cedric Alexander With WWE Clash Of Champions Loss - Wrestling Inc.

There's been a lot of speculation on Cedric Alexander's WWE status over the past few days and word now is that his quick loss at WWE Clash of Champions was a call made by Vince McMahon.

Vince reportedly "wanted to bury" Cedric on Sunday at Clash of Champions, according to Dave Meltzer on Wrestling Observer Radio.

The speculation began when WWE announced Cedric vs. WWE United States Champion AJ Styles for the Clash Kickoff pre-show. The rumors continued when AJ won a quick squash over Cedric. Cedric then took a pin from Styles in the six-man match on last night's RAW.

It was believed that Cedric was headed for a strong singles push after it was revealed that he had a big supporter in RAW Executive Director Paul Heyman. It was recently reported that Heyman wanted to push Cedric to the top with a slow build, but it looks like Vince may have nixed those plans.