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JEY USO’S SMACKDOWN BLUNDER DRAWS FRUSTRATION FROM VETERAN WWE STAR
Jey Uso advances in WWE's tournament after a controversial finish against The Miz. The move, which some are calling a botch, could draw the ire of the seasoned veteran as their rivalry intensifies on SmackDown.
Jey Uso's mishap frustrates experienced wrestling star - Photo Credit: WWE
When Jey Uso made a mistake on WWE SmackDown, a seasoned superstar could respond negatively.
On Friday Night SmackDown this week, the second round of The Last Time Is Now tournament, which will decide John Cena's last opponent at Saturday Night's Main Event program on December 13, proceeded. The third match was between Jey Uso and The Miz, which finished with The Yeet Master progressing to the second round.
The match ended with Uso jumping down to the ring and hitting The Miz's head on the top rope, followed by a spear and splash from the turnbuckle, when Jey was on the second rope with his opponent up his shoulders.
Though some fans remain split on whether the move was deliberate or not, the analysts pointed out that it might have been a novel move. In any case, the Grand Slam Champion will undoubtedly have a bad taste in his mouth for the next few weeks.
This week's broadcast also featured a tournament matchup between LA Knight and a return appearance by Zack Ryder. The Megastar made it further in the competition in spite of the latter's best attempts.
After a recent botch, another champion apparently became legitimately enraged with Jey Uso.
If the former World Heavyweight Champion botched the turnbuckle move against The Miz on SmackDown, then it’s not the only botch move he attempted this month during a WWE show.
Jey faced Punk for the unclaimed World Heavyweight title at Saturday Night's Main Event. The eventual champion gave his opponent a neckbreaker, but he mishandled its landing. Punk then kicked Jey Uso's head before successfully performing the technique once more.
Though both teams are still lacking a superstar, it appears that both guys have moved past this as they will compete against The Vision, Logan Paul, and Drew McIntyre at Survivor Series: WarGames with Jimmy Uso and Cody Rhodes.
STEVE AUSTIN SPEAKS OUT, EXPOSING WWE’S CRITICAL ISSUE IN CURRENT ERA
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin blasts WWE's current "micromanaged" and "overly friendly" product, saying scripted promos have killed authenticity. The Hall of Famer claims today's stars aren't allowed to be real.
Austin exposes WWE’s biggest current problem - COURTESY/PHOTO
"Cold Stone" When it comes to what he believes to be the main issue facing the WWE today, Steve Austin is not holding back. The product simply does not feel the same now, according to the man who helped define a whole generation of wrestling.
Austin claims that corporate structure and a culture that prioritises control over innovation have sanitised the show is spirit. He claims that the roster's talent is not the reason behind this.
Austin revealed the details of WWE's transformation in an interview with Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s Dirty Mo Media. When he was given a promo script after undergoing neck surgery in 2000, the change came as a shock.
Austin remarked, "I simply believe that was the latter days of the Wild Wild West." It has something to do with introducing a restrictor plate, which is why I adore it.
"You know, a lot more corporate sponsors were coming in, and things needed to get a little more pleasant because guys were starting to be a little more micromanaged," Austin remembered the precise moment when everything changed for him.
He said, "I will never forget having to travel in 2000 to have my C3–4 fused up due to some neck issues." And that is when they started occasionally giving you things like this after I returned.
"And you were going to say this." However, he did not like scripted advertisements back then, and he does not now.
Austin clarified, "I am going to listen to you talk crap if you are going to talk trash to me, and I am going to go out there and address what you just said." Although we are tearing each other down, we are also strengthening one another.
"You mean we are working together? Our goal is to sell tickets. That is business.
He made it clear that his approach focused on emotion rather than memorisation. "I do not rely on my memory for work. I start with my gut and heart feelings and use my brain to piece it together.
The line that struck like a surprise then arrived. "It is much friendlier now. It is micromanaged. We did not even practice back then. We recently completed it.
Austin's message is very clear: authenticity is more important than nostalgia. What makes a character believable is lost when spontaneity is removed.
The genuineness of the delivery was more memorable than just "Stone Cold's" catchphrases. He feels that today's celebrities are not permitted to use that.
Since he is aware of the talent on the current roster, he is not criticising it. However, he believes that they are engaging in a game where the guidelines are too strict, the advertisements are too well-made, and the soul is too predetermined.
WWE WARGAMES MAIN EVENT ADJUSTED YET AGAIN
The rumored "dream team" of John Cena & Roman Reigns joining CM Punk, Cody Rhodes & Jey Uso for WWE Survivor Series is reportedly "not even close" to happening, according to Dave Meltzer. The final two spots remain a mystery.
John Cena Set To Compete At WWE Survivor Series
It has been claimed that John Cena and Roman Reigns will not compete with the already confirmed CM Punk, Cody Rhodes, and Jey Uso as part of the babyface "WarGames" team at "WWE Survivor Series." Dave Meltzer shared this information on a recent "Wrestling Observer Radio."
Meltzer talked about the men's "WarGames" match lineup. This conjecture came after John Cena's victory in Boston for the Intercontinental Title altered earlier rumours of a fight with Dominik Mysterio in San Diego.
Meltzer remarked, "I assumed the bout (Mysterio vs. Cena) is not happening in San Diego now that Cena has already defeated Dominik for the title." "I thought it would be great to have Cena, Roman Reigns, Punk, Jey Uso, and Cody Rhodes as part of the babyface squad at WarGames."
Meltzer disclosed that this is not the present strategy, though. I can now assure you that it is not taking place. I heard the phrase "not even close."
Plans that have been reported for the past month are in conflict with this new information. WWE had to alter its initial plans after Seth Rollins suffered a shoulder injury at "Crown Jewel," forcing him to forfeit the World Heavyweight Championship.
Later, the Wrestling Observer Newsletter stated that the match's "central concept" was still in place. According to the report, "the men's WarGames bout was still a Punk & Reigns team against The Vision-led squad as of press time."
According to Meltzer's most recent remarks, the idea of John Cena and Roman Reigns working together is no longer viable. This conjecture coincides with WWE's official announcement of the Men's "WarGames" bout during the Raw show airing on November 10.
WWE Superstar Reveals Retirement Match
"Raw" General Manager Adam Pearce verified the match with William Regal's assistance. It will match Logan Paul and The Vision (Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed) against World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk, Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes, and Jey Uso.
Right now, the game is three on three. The fact that there are still two partners for each team indicates that the particular "ideal team" Meltzer referred to is not the actual course.
Five of the biggest babyface stars in contemporary WWE history would have joined together under the original "dream team" concept. Given their intertwined pasts, Cena, Reigns, Punk, Rhodes, and Uso's partnership is a key selling point.
According to the source, this squad is "not even close" to forming, which implies that WWE is taking a different approach for the two spots that remain. The identities of the final two members of Babyface remain unknown as a result.
Paul Heyman's Vision also needs to fill two positions. Their core of Paul, Reed, and Breakker makes them a powerful set of enemies for the "Raw" brand.
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