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Extreme Rules war ein professionelles Wrestling-Pay-per-View- und WWE-Netzwerk-Event, das von WWE für die Marken Raw, SmackDown und Live produziert wurde. Es fand am Juli im Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, statt. Es. Seth Rollins erlebt bei WWE Extreme Rules böse Überraschungen: Erst wird Baron Corbin gegen Freundin Becky Lynch übergriffig, dann rückt. [] "Despite suffering from the usual issues of length and padding, Extreme Rules was one of the stronger main-roster WWE. WWE Extreme Rules ist eine der Großveranstaltungen des Wrestling-Marktführers WWE. 11, Extreme Rules (), Juli , Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. xxl-estate.eu - Kaufen Sie WWE: Extreme Rules günstig ein. Qualifizierte Bestellungen werden kostenlos geliefert. Sie finden Rezensionen und Details zu. It's the one night of the year when WWE goes to the extreme. In the main event, Universal Champion Seth Rollins and Raw Women's Champion Becky Lynch. WWE Extreme Rules Ort: Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA Datum: Juli Pre-Show Pre-Show Match WWE.
Juli eine Reunion Show an, bei der mehrere Stars Amazon Prime Gratis vergangenen Zeiten auftreten sollen. Juli Klicken Sie auf den unteren Button, um Ballers Season 4 Inhalt von Spreaker zu laden. Daher kann es kurz dauern, bis dein Kommentar erscheint. Fühlte mich gut unterhalten. Mehr Infos findes du in unserer Datenschutzerklärung. Natürlcih labern wieder alle Vow Braunschweig über Brock…. Die Teilnehmer des unter anderem auch mit Kendostäben ausgetragegen Fights hielten sich bis kurz vor Schluss daran - ehe Corbin sich Lynch griff und ihr seinen Finisher, den End of Days verpasste. When the time came, he bumped around for Strowman, throwing his own body around with reckless abandon. Late in the bout, as the fight spilled back into the stands, he showed the raw athleticism that made him such a hot commodity at two different points in his career.
Though Strowman had his arm raised in victory, it was one of those rare occasions in which the loser gained as much—if not more—than his opponent.
There is no telling what the immediate future holds for Lashley but if his performance Sunday night is any indicator, he has momentum on his side and certainly would not look out of place challenging for a WWE or universal title.
There was, at one point, a time when Lashley vs. Lesnar was a dream match. Maybe that dream should become a reality as soon as SummerSlam.
On a night in which WWE Creative produced a strong show with few flaws, one of the most prominent missteps was the lack of resolution to said story in the 2-on-1 handicap match.
Bliss and Cross dominated the action, had Bayley where they wanted her, but the champion fought through the disadvantage and retained her title.
That is perfectly fine and, probably, the right outcome. The issue is not with that but, rather, the lack of fallout afterward. Instead of showing her true colors and blaming Cross for the defeat, Bliss held her in her arms, comforting her "friend" while staring down the champion.
Yes, there will be proponents of lengthy storytelling that suggest we let it play out and see where it goes from here.
After eight-to-ten weeks of storytelling, though, there should be some sort of payoff rather than the demand that fans stay patient and tuned-in.
At some point, WWE Creative must rip off the band-aid, show off Bliss' selfishness and set her on course for a showdown with Cross.
It could come as soon as Monday's Raw but pay-per-views should always be the setting of a story's payoff.
They are the shows WWE works to and using them as yet another chapter so that a lengthy angle can be paid off on free television is backward booking.
Intergender wrestling is a hot topic within the industry for obvious reasons. Fans and wrestlers alike have their reasons for wanting to see it infiltrate WWE programming or not but in the wake of the Extreme Rules main event, there is no denying one thing: Baron Corbin dropping Becky Lynch with End of Days was key to the overall execution of the match finish and everything that followed.
Furthermore, it buys Corbin tremendous heat that even losing the match in the manner he did will benefit The Lone Wolf exponentially going forward.
He was already the most over heel on Raw thanks to his smarminess and arrogance. Fans genuinely hated him before he laid his hands on a woman, no matter how tough she is, and dropped her face-first with his devastating finisher.
It was a heinous act that left even the hardcore Philly audience in shock of what they had just witnessed. We may never see the footage on television but the mere mention of it will generate the type of jeers for Corbin that will ensure he remains a valuable asset to the Raw brand, even if he lost two straight pay-per-view main events.
He then does the worm, as in the breakdancing move, into an elbow drop. Tucker tags in, while Big E tags Bryan.
Rowan comes in, slams Tucker and hits a roundhouse kick on Otis. Rowan and Bryan tag team Woods on the outside. Rowan gets back in the ring, but is sent out by Big E.
Big E then spears Bryan through the ropes. Then, with four men on the outside, Otis goes for a suicide dive -- but stops at the last minute, steps through the ropes and cross bodies onto the tag teams.
Tucker then does the same, but from the top rope. They send Big E in and hit their Compactor tandem move, but Woods breaks up the pinfall attempt.
He's promptly dispatched by Heavy Machinery, and Rowan comes in to take on Otis and Tucker but is hit with a tag team barrage.
It ends with Big E double powerbombing Otis and Tucker from the top rope, and then a superplex on Rowan. Big E goes to grab the rope, but Bryan takes that arm and puts him in an armlock.
Big E goes to put his foot on the rope, but Bryan grabs it for a leg hold. Awesome spot, but Big E makes the ropes. He and Woods hit the Midnight Hour on Bryan for the three count.
Bryan has lost two titles this year to The New Day. Great action, Heavy Machinery shined and Daniel Bryan, a huge star who has been confusingly booked as an everyday midcarder, got pinned.
Can't have it all. These two big fellows start brawling immediately, before the bell can even ring. Strowman beats down Lashley, who retreats to the outside of the ring.
Strowman follows him, though, for his patented running shoulder ram. Strowman runs around the ring to build momentum for another shoulder ram, but Lashley counters with a big spear.
Reigns spear competition. Lashley gets the "steel" steps and rams them into Strowman. Lashley hits him with the steps again, and Strowman tumbles into the crowd.
Lashley follows him, and bashes him in the back with a chair. The two stumble into the merchandise stands of the arena.
They brawl, and Strowman eventually suplexes Lashley into a merch stand. The announcers play up Strowman's condition, after he suffered an apocryphal spleen injury on Raw a few weeks ago.
These chaps make their way back to the crowd. Strowman employs ye' ol' shoulder ram, but moments later Lashley drives Strowman through the barricade.
Lashley is a freak. Lashley does a Strowman-esque shoulder ram to Strowman through the German announce table, and then dunks the table over Strowman for a 9-count.
Strowman stumbles into the crowd, and Lashley follows him by leaping right over the barricade. Strowman catches him and chucks him into the international announcer area.
Bad time for non-English announce teams right now. They brawl some more and get a light "this is awesome" chant.
They ascend the stairs, and Lashley actually throws a "fan" into Strowman definitely a plant. Strowman bats him away and hits Lashley with a chair.
Strowman hits a Powerslam off a ledge through Braun Strowman is the last man standing. Some cool spots, but a lot of average brawling and an underwhelming finish.
Crowd liked it, though. The story here is that Bliss is just using Cross, but Cross, I guess a loveable idiot, is the only one who doesn't realize?
Cross begins with Bayley, but Bliss is quickly tagged in. Bliss then tags in Cross, who has a few exchanges with Bayley. The two wrestle outside the ring, but as Bayley stands on the apron to re-enter she's shoved by Bliss and hits her head on the ring stairs.
Bliss and Cross work over Bayley. Cross traps Bayley in the ring apron, and Bliss hits her with a sliding drop kick.
Bayley, still stuck, gets a hard slap from Bliss. Another hard slap from Bliss in the corner. Bliss traps Bayley in a tree of woe and hits her with forearms.
Back in the middle of the ring, she does some flippy knee drops on Bayley. They exchange strikes and Bliss hits Bayley with a kick.
Lots of leg slaps here. Bayley hits a clothesline on Bliss and a suicide dive on Cross to start a comeback. Cross tags herself in, but Bayley gets the advantage and body slams Cross onto Bliss.
Bayley gets a leglock on Cross and a crossface on Bliss at the same time for a creative spot. Bliss gets tagged in and goes for a Twisted Bliss but Bayley gets her knees up.
Cross tags in and also jumps from the top rope but gets a knee to the chin from Bayley. Bayley gets a top-rope elbow to beat both Cross and Bliss clean.
Everyone worked hard here and there were no botched spots or boring stretches. Bayley beating both Cross and Bliss clean is a huge headscratcher, though, as it kills both Cross' presumed eventual babyface turn.
Black goes for his Black Mass roundhouse kick straight away, but Cesaro ducks. Black hits him with a leg kick in the corner, and Cesaro counters with a snug European Uppercut.
In Europe, do they just call that an Uppercut? Aleister Black is super good. Black dominates Cesaro, and hits a head kick that, once again, went off like a gun shot.
These guys love a good leg slap and I'm all for it. Cesaro fights back and does a spectacular springboard European Uppercut.
Cesaro, too, is super good. The two go back and forth, and Cesaro puts Black in a hold. Black fights out and hits another springboard moonsault.
Black goes for a double-knee slam, but Cesaro catches him, throws him up and hits an uppercut. Amazing spot. Black hits a series of kicks on Cesaro, and Cesaro goes for another springboard uppercut but Black counters with a mid-air knee strike.
Cesaro starts selling his left leg, after Black has kicked it throughout the match. Black does a leglock takedown, but Cesaro counters it into a sharpshooter and transitions into a crossface.
Black counters into a pinfall attempt for a 2-count and then hits a knee to Cesaro's face. Crowd chants that this is awesome. Sure is, Philly. Black hits a few uppercuts on Cesaro, but Cesaro counters with a flurry of uppercuts of his own.
Great intensity. Cesaro goes for a Neutralizer, but Black counters and hits a Black Mass for the win. These two beat the crap out of each other.
The crowd was into it because the action was outstanding, but the match was hurt by the crowd not really being invested in either character. Still, absolutely fantastic wrestling.
The Usos cut a dual promo in their entrance welcoming us to the Uso Penitentiary. The Usos are great. After back and forth action, with tags in and out for both teams, The Usos end up doing an over-the-top-rope dive on The Revival.
No flips from them so far. Just fists. And slams. Jey eventually makes the tag, but The Revival distract the ref, who missed the tag and doesn't let Jimmy in.
The Revival hit a backbreaker-elbow drop combo on Jey. After countering a superplex, Jey tags in Jimmy for the hot tag.
Dual Samoan Drops on Wilder and Dawson. Wilder cuts him off, though, and hits a sit-down Powerbomb. Wilder tags in Dawson, and the two try to double team Jimmy, but Jimmy hits a corkscrew moonsault on both.
The Usos hit a tandem Samoan Drop on Dawson for a 2-count. After some action, Dawson hits a superplex on Jey Uso and Dash follows with a top-rope splash, but Jimmy breaks up the pinfall with a top-rope crash of his own.
Awesome spot. Jey Uso hits a superkick on Dawson that sounded like a gunshot, and follows with one on Dash. Jey hits the ropes for a plancha but gets leg dragged by Dawson, and The Revival hits a Shatter Machine for the 3 count.
Terrific wrestling, but held back by a crowd that was only semi into it. The main show is kicking off with one of the card's biggest matches, featuring a rare appearance by The Undertaker.
Shane is out first, and makes the announcer introduce him as "the best in the world". Did you know Chris Jericho invented that?
McIntyre, who looks like he's made of solid stone, follows. Reigns gets a decent reaction, followed by a huge pop for The Undertaker. Reigns and McIntyre start.
Michael Cole explains this is a no-holds-barred match, meaning no disqualifications, but the wrestlers still need to tag each other in and out.
McIntyre tags in Shane, the crowd boos. Reigns, after a few exchanges, tags in Undertaker. The crowd cheers.
After some punches in the corner, Undertaker goes for Old School and crowd chants that he's still got it. We will see, Philadelphia, we will see.
After some action, Reigns finds himself in the ring being pummeled by Shane, and the McIntyre tags in and puts Reigns in an armhold. Reigns comes back with a Samoan Drop, and Undertaker gets the hot tag.
Undertaker takes apart the announcer's table and sets up Shane for a Last Ride. Elias comes out of nowhere and breaks his guitar over Undertaker's back.
Reigns fights him off, but eats a Claymore Kick from McIntyre. McIntyre then hits another Claymore on Undertaker.
McIntyre looking like a killer. Massive CoastToCoasts , chilling Chokeslams , and Elias and McIntyre put Undertaker on the announcer's table, and Shane hits the flying elbow from the top rope through the table.
Elias and McIntyre bring Undertaker into the ring, and position him in the corner. Shane hits a Coast to Coast dropkick.
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FULL MATCH - Rollins \u0026 Lynch vs. Corbin \u0026 Evans – Extreme Rules Match: WWE Extreme Rules 2019There were disappointments. Samoa Joe vs. Kofi Kingston and AJ Styles vs. Ricochet should have both been better matches, particularly the latter.
But these flaws were evened out elsewhere. The main event mixed-tag match was far better than previous matches from Baron Corbin and Seth Rollins.
And we got a Brock Lesnar cash in, which is either great or terrible depending on your feelings on The Beast.
I am very much pro-Beast, for the record. Perhaps the best match of the night was on the undercard: Aleister Black vs. If you're a WWE Network subscriber and don't have the time to watch the whole show, that one is worth going out of your way for.
As noted, the main event was also a pleasant surprise. After the main event, Brock Lesnar's music hits.
He German Suplexes Rollins twice, and then officially cashes in. One F5 and Brock wins the Universal Championship for the third time.
Lacey Evans had the name "Seth" embroidered on the top of her tights, which resulted in a few discomfortingly gratuitous butt shots. The pay off was this match starting with Becky Lynch literally kicking Evans' ass.
Corbin and Rollins wrestle, and eventually Evans comes in with a Kendo Stick. Rollins catches the stick, and Evans pulls him in all seductive like.
But then Becky cuts that off by hitting Lacey in the back with a Kendo Stick. The two then do tandem offense, pummeling their respective opponents with Kendo Sticks, and a sliding dropkick-suicide dive combo.
Corbin and Rollins end up in the ring. Rollins goes for a dive, but Corbin counters with a chair shot. The Man's. The crowd comes in with a loud dueling chant -- except it's not for the wrestlers.
One side is chanting "we want Lesnar" to cash in his Money in the Bank contract , and the other side chants "no we don't!
Corbin and Rollins work around two chairs setup in the middle of the ring, while Becky takes a chair to Evans on the outside. Now the legal women, Lynch hits an exploder suplex onto two chairs.
She sets up a chair atop Evans and does a top-rope leg drop. Corbin comes to protect Evans, but Rollins passes him a chair and Lynch kicks it into his face.
The distraction allows Evans to take control. She hits a beautiful springboard moonsault for a 2-count. How do like THIS, ya nasties?!
Evans goes for a Women's Right knockout punch, but Becky counters into a Disarmer attempt. Evans counters for a roll up, and Lynch tags in Rollins.
Lynch and Rollins set up two tables next to each other outside the ring. It takes them a while, though, so Evans and Corbin are able to take back control.
Corbin and Evans hit Rollins with a barrage of Kendo Stick strikes. Lynch comes in, and she and Rollins are hit with stereo chokeslams.
The two continue to double team Rollins, sending him outside the ring. They try to double suplex him through a table, but Lynch interrupts and reverses the suplex.
Becky and Rollins then set Evans and Corbin up on the two tables, and both hit top-rope splashes to crash through both tables.
Cool spot. Rollins goes for the Curbstomp, but Corbin counters with a Deep Six. He pins Seth, but Lynch breaks up the count. Lynch sends Evans out of the ring, and Corbin hits her with an End of Days.
WWE doesn't ever really do man-on-woman violence, so this got the crowd. It also go Seth Rollins, who, visibly incensed, demolished Corbin with a Kendo Stick, a chair and then three Curbstomps.
Great finish. Rating: 4 stars. I thought this match would be lacklustre, given Seth and Baron's previous bouts, but it was actually filled with creative spots and great action.
The finish was also terrific, and made Seth look invincible. Funny how that worked out, though The two exchange strikes, with Joe performing a sweet leg sweep.
He slaps Kofi on the back, and Kofi returns with a chest slap. Looks like these two are going to work snug. A shoulder ram from Joe proves this.
ExtremeRules pic. The story from SmackDown a few weeks ago was Kofi wouldn't shake Joe's hand. That plays into this match, as Joe bends Kofi's fingers and then puts his hand in between the ring stairs and steps on them.
Back in the ring, Joe slaps Kofi and Kofi gives him the finger. He fights back, hitting a cross body from the top rope. Joe regains control with a wicked powerslam.
He slams Kofi and then does a back senton. Rating: 3 stars. Just as this match was getting good, it's over. Good, but another disappointment. Owens grabs the mic and cuts an explosive promo on Shane McMahon.
He puts over The Undertaker tombstoning McMahon, and says Shane can kiss his ass and go straight to hell. We feel you, Kev.
But, he asked, is he telling the truth, or is he being Paul Heyman? Deep thoughts from Paul E. Dangerously here. The bell rings, and Cole reminds us that this is a match contested under normal rules.
Nothing extreme here, fans. Styles advantage is immediately neutralized, as Ricochet gets the advantage early on. Rolling flip into dropkick, shooting star flip from the apron to the outside.
No fists, just flips. A distraction from Gallows allows AJ to get back on top. After some heat, Ricochet takes control with a backflip-enziguri combo.
He gets a big knee to AJ's face and then takes out Gallows and Anderson with a springboard moonsault. Styles counters a springboard move into an Ushigoroshi.
Styles spikes Ricochet with a beautiful body slam-reverse DDT transition. Other than one brief dueling chant, the crowd has been quiet for this one.
ExtremeRules KingRicochet pic. He goes for a Styles Clash, but Ricochet counters into a Hurricanrana pin attempt for a 2-count.
The two exchange strikes and the crowd wakes up with a big dueling chant. Corbin performed a DDT on Rollins onto a steel chair for a nearfall.
Evans performed a Moonsault on Lynch for a nearfall. As Rollins and Lynch were setting up tables outside the ring, Corbin and Evans attacked them with kendo sticks and performed simultaneous chokeslams for a nearfall.
Outside the ring, Lynch and Rollins positioned Corbin and Evans onto the previously set up tables. Back in the ring, Corbin delivered an End of Days to Lynch.
An irate Rollins then furiously attacked Corbin with a kendo stick and a steel chair, followed by three Stomps to retain both his and Lynch's respective titles.
After the match, Brock Lesnar accompanied by Paul Heyman appeared and cashed in his Money in the Bank contract in what would become the first successful attempt for the Universal Championship.
Lesnar performed two German suplexes and the "F-5" on Rollins to win the title for a record third time. The following night on Raw , a man Cross Brand battle royal was contested to determine the number one contender for the Universal Championship.
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Dolph Ziggler, Nikki Cross vs. Carmella, Daniel Bryan vs. A masterfully executed Money in the Bank cash-in, breakthrough performance, and misguided handicap match are just a few of the most significant takeaways from Sunday's WWE Extreme Rules pay-per-view spectacular.
The show, headlined by Brock Lesnar 's latest universal title victory, was a triumphant one for a much-maligned WWE product.
Providing entertaining matches, hardcore action in a city that eats it up and solid booking from start to finish, it was a banner event for Vince McMahon's company.
Dive deeper into these hot takes and find out why the key events of the WWE Network broadcast inspired reaction and how they may affect the company going forward.
It should be of no surprise, then, that Lesnar captured the universal championship one night before Heyman is turned loose as the Executive Director of WWE Raw.
And while the idea of Lesnar holding the top prize in wrestling is less-than-thrilling, his latest coronation was handled perfectly by the oftentimes maligned WWE Creative.
Lesnar is a lazy, entitled megastar who has repeatedly done as little as possible and still reaped the rewards. It is a character that has been established dating back to his return to WWE in so it makes absolute sense that he would crash the Money in the Bank match in June and win the briefcase, then pick an opportune time to cash-in and regain his universal title.
He did just that Sunday night, capitalizing on an emotionally spent Rollins, reintroducing him to Suplex City and dropping him with the F-5 to win the title.
His win was uncontested. As he has done so many times in the past, he did little work and was rewarded with the top prize in the industry. Not only was the cash-in true to Lesnar's character and set up a scenario in which Heyman will have the reigns to push him in a manner that eclipses the creatively devoid reigns of the past, it has the potential to drive other storylines.
Prior to Extreme Rules, Becky Lynch was adamant that she would not be the reason Rollins lost his title. Though she was not pinned or made to submit by Lacey Evans, she was still indirectly the cause for his defeat.
That jaw-dropping incident caused Rollins to expend all of his emotional energy obliterating Corbin and essentially left him defenseless in the face of Lesnar's arrival.
What might the fallout be?
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