King and Queen of the Ring was a generally good show, though I suspect most may have liked it more than me as I skipped Cody Rhodes/Logan Paul. (When Paul commits to WWE full time or has another television match, I'll pay attention to him.) The Dominik Mysterio/Liv Morgan swerve began on the pre-show, where they crossed paths. That foreshadowed what went down on the Premium Live Event. You got that (and every other) prediction right while it was my lone incorrect guess. I think the Gunther/Randy Orton circumstance is a work. By that I mean it was done by design so that Gunther would win but Randy Orton would be protected. WWE is mindful to keep Randy strong because he's still only months removed from a long absence and can be such an asset to the upper card. A rematch is inevitable, but I agree with you and don't see the crown being put on the line. This week's Smackdown will be a good litmus test to see what comes next, depending on Orton's reaction. Aside from the matches you reviewed and the main event I didn't watch, there was also Nia Jax vs Lyra Valkyria. More and more I'm enjoying Jax. Her in-ring work has improved and she's got such a snarky way of dealing with everyone, it suits her as a heel. Finally, I like what you did at the end of the video, editing in the final LA Knight salute almost like a hidden track (if that reference means anything to you).
King and Queen of the Ring was a generally good show, though I suspect most may have liked it more than me as I skipped Cody Rhodes/Logan Paul. (When Paul commits to WWE full time or has another television match, I'll pay attention to him.) The Dominik Mysterio/Liv Morgan swerve began on the pre-show, where they crossed paths. That foreshadowed what went down on the Premium Live Event. You got that (and every other) prediction right while it was my lone incorrect guess. I think the Gunther/Randy Orton circumstance is a work. By that I mean it was done by design so that Gunther would win but Randy Orton would be protected. WWE is mindful to keep Randy strong because he's still only months removed from a long absence and can be such an asset to the upper card. A rematch is inevitable, but I agree with you and don't see the crown being put on the line. This week's Smackdown will be a good litmus test to see what comes next, depending on Orton's reaction. Aside from the matches you reviewed and the main event I didn't watch, there was also Nia Jax vs Lyra Valkyria. More and more I'm enjoying Jax. Her in-ring work has improved and she's got such a snarky way of dealing with everyone, it suits her as a heel. Finally, I like what you did at the end of the video, editing in the final LA Knight salute almost like a hidden track (if that reference means anything to you).