Roman Reigns Got Outsmarted?!

The Bloodline Era Isn't Over... It's Just Beginning Again

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2529433/fan_mail/new] The Bloodline may be stronger than ever after WWE Raw from Turin, Italy. Roman Reigns got exactly what he wanted when Jacob Fatu finally acknowledged him, creating one of the biggest moments of the night and potentially setting the stage for a new chapter in the Bloodline story. With Roman, Jey Uso, and Jacob seemingly united, the power balance in WWE could be shifting once again. In this one-take, one-shot Raw review, I break down the entire Bloodline situation, what Jacob Fatu's decision means going forward, and whether Roman Reigns is truly back on top. I also discuss the King and Queen of the Ring tournament developments, the biggest matches of the night, and the stories that stood out the most. I also have to talk about Bron Breakker. Another big loss, this time to Seth Rollins, and it feels like Bron keeps sliding further down the card instead of moving up it. Not long ago, he looked like one of WWE's fastest-rising stars. Now he's taking major losses and losing momentum. Is WWE cooling off Bron Breakker at the worst possible time, or is there a bigger plan in place? What did you think of Raw? Is The Bloodline stronger than ever? And should fans be worried about Bron Breakker's direction? #WWE #WWERaw #RomanReigns #JacobFatu #thebloodline  For business related inquiries contact me at:  wrestlechop@outlook.com Support the show [https://patreon.com/WrestleChop]

My Biggest Problem with Clash in Italy

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2529433/fan_mail/new] WWE Clash in Italy delivered a strong night of wrestling, memorable moments, and some major storyline developments, but one result is going to have fans talking for a long time. In this review, I'm breaking down the entire premium live event from Turin, Italy, including Roman Reigns vs. Jacob Fatu in Tribal Combat, Cody Rhodes defending the Undisputed WWE Championship against Gunther, and Brock Lesnar's shocking victory over Oba Femi. The biggest talking point of the night was Brock Lesnar defeating Oba Femi after an absolute war. WWE protected Oba by having him survive multiple F-5s and continue fighting, but I'm still not convinced this was the right decision. If Oba Femi is supposed to be one of WWE's future top stars, was this the right time to have him lose? We'll discuss what this means moving forward and whether WWE made the right call. Roman Reigns also retained against Jacob Fatu, meaning Jacob must now acknowledge Roman as Tribal Chief, adding another chapter to the Bloodline saga. We'll also cover Cody Rhodes vs. Gunther, Rhea Ripley vs. Jade Cargill, Sol Ruca capturing the Women's Intercontinental Championship from Becky Lynch, the atmosphere in Italy, the best and worst moments of the show, and my overall grade for WWE Clash in Italy. Did WWE deliver another great international PLE, or were there too many questionable booking decisions? Let me know your thoughts in the comments and don't forget to like, subscribe, and join the discussion! #WWE #ClashInItaly #ObaFemi #BrockLesnar #RomanReigns For business related inquiries contact me at:  wrestlechop@outlook.com Support the show [https://patreon.com/WrestleChop]

What A Match! Only One Grande Americano Remains...

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2529433/fan_mail/new] Chad Gable and El Grande Americano went to war in a Mask vs. Mask match, and somehow exceeded the already sky-high expectations. From the opening bell to the final moments, the intensity never let up as both men threw everything they had at each other in one of the most memorable matches of the year. The drama, the near falls, the crowd reactions, and the emotion surrounding the masks made every second feel important. This wasn't just another wrestling match—it felt like a true battle where both competitors were fighting for their legacy. By the end of the night, there was only one Grande Americano left standing. In this review, I break down everything that made this match special, discuss the biggest moments, and explain why I believe this was a legitimate five-star performance. Let me know in the comments where this match ranks among your favorites of the year and whether you think it deserves Match of the Year consideration. For business related inquiries contact me at:  wrestlechop@outlook.com Support the show [https://patreon.com/WrestleChop]

The Case For Gunther Becoming Champion

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2529433/fan_mail/new] Gunther needs to leave Clash in Italy as champion. That might be my biggest WWE hot take right now, but after watching SmackDown, I'm more convinced than ever that WWE has a massive opportunity sitting right in front of them. Gunther has already proven he can carry a brand, elevate championships, and make every match feel important. If WWE wants a dominant champion that fans take seriously, the answer is staring them in the face. For years, Gunther has built a reputation as one of the most consistent performers in professional wrestling. Whether it's his historic Intercontinental Championship reign or the way he presents himself as a legitimate threat every time he steps into the ring, he feels different from almost everyone else on the roster. That's why I believe putting the championship on him isn't just the right move for the short term—it's the right move for WWE's future. In this video, I'm breaking down exactly why Gunther should win, why WWE could be making a huge mistake if they go in another direction, and why this might be the perfect time to pull the trigger. Agree or disagree, this is one hot take that I think WWE fans need to hear before Clash in Italy. #WWE #Gunther #SmackDown #Wrestling #ClashInItaly For business related inquiries contact me at:  wrestlechop@outlook.com Support the show [https://patreon.com/WrestleChop]

SmackDown Needed More Hype Than This

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2529433/fan_mail/new] WWE SmackDown rolled into Barcelona, Spain for the final stop before Clash in Italy, and while the crowd brought a ton of energy, the show itself left me feeling like WWE needed a little more. The biggest talking point came from the face-to-face between Cody Rhodes and Gunther, where Gunther called Cody a “nepo baby” and Cody fired back by saying Gunther just wants attention. It wasn't bad, but for a world title feud heading into a major PLE, I expected something that hit harder and made this match feel absolutely must-see. There were still some good moments throughout the night. Axiom got a huge hometown reaction in Spain, Jade Cargill continued building momentum heading into her showdown with Rhea Ripley, and Trick Williams remains one of the most entertaining stars on the roster. That said, I’m starting to wonder if some of the outside attention around Trick is beginning to overshadow Trick himself. The pieces are there, but not everything on this show felt like it reached the level it needed to for a go-home episode. The highlight of the night for me was Chelsea Green. After years of making the most out of every segment she's given, she picked up what might be the biggest win of her WWE career. That was the moment that stood out the most and felt genuinely meaningful. Overall, SmackDown was far from a bad show, but when you're one show away from Clash in Italy, I wanted more excitement, more urgency, and more hype than what we got in Barcelona. #smackdown [https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/smackdown] #chelseagreen [https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/chelseagreen] #codyrhodeswwe [https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/codyrhodeswwe] #gunther [https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/gunther] #wwesmackdown [https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/wwesmackdown]   For business related inquiries contact me at:  wrestlechop@outlook.com Support the show [https://patreon.com/WrestleChop]