Title change and an amazing match on the current week's WWE Main Event (SPOILERS - UPDATED)
Protected to say most wrestling fans don't give a lot of consideration to Main Event, the drawn out show WWE tapes alongside Raw every week for streaming and worldwide TV. It's regularly home to undercard acts (for example last week's Shelton Benjamin versus Akira Tozawa, and Reggie versus Ski lift coordinates) that don't play into the locally broadcast shows stories. It doesn't rank a posting on WWE.com's "Shows"
At the point when Main Event really does spring up on the web's radar, this is on the grounds that we're accepting somebody's appearance there as a terrible sign for how WWE sees them. Which carries us to the episode taped in Lincoln, Nebraska the previous evening (June 20) which will debut not long from now.
SPOILERS, clearly.
• Doudrop def. Dana Brooke to win the WWE every minute of every day Championship*
• The Judgment Day (Finn Bálor and Damian Priest) def. Rey and Dominik Mysterio**
It's Doudrop's most memorable title in WWE, as she turns into the 55th individual to hold Raw's parody belt. Brooke had burned through a large portion of this current year as winner, spread across four rules. What it implies that the previous Piper Niven is currently an all day, every day champ? We will see.
We'll do that while considering Bálor and Priest's success. Apparently, temporarily, Judgment Day was a vehicle to push Rhea Ripley. With her sidelined, they're on Main Event. Essentially they won. This is the most recent sign WWE as of now has no designs for future Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio or his child.
Contemplations?
* UPDATE: A fan who was in participation contacted us to explain: "I was at the show in Lincoln and Doudrop brought home the championship, yet so did Tozawa, R Truth and Nikki. Then, at that point, Dana won it back to close the portion. She was the first champion, so this was a house-show kind of thing." So Doudrop is a previous every minute of every day champ who might remain part of the scene, yet she isn't the defending champ emerging from the current week's Main Event.
** UPDATE 2: Another fan in participation (who supported up fan 1's report on the day in and day out title scene) says The Mysterios either beat The Judgment Day by exclusion or the match was a no challenge. Cleric is said to have caught a 6-1-9 endeavor on Bálor, then, at that point, tosses Rey into the blockade. The ref requires the chime, disarray ensues.]
None of which changes the focus points of Doudrop being in the day in and day out title picture and The Mysterios and The Judgment Day being an astonishing counterpart for Main Event. Yet, that's it.
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