Prior to last night’s episode of RAW which emanated from the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, New York, WWE taped two matches for this week’s episode of WWE Main Event. Below are the spoilers for this week’s episode of WWE Main Event: – WWE Cruiserweight Champion Cedric Alexander def. Tony Nese in the first of two matches taped for this week’s episode of WWE Main Event. – Zack Ryder def. Curt Hawkins in the second and final match taped for this week’s episode of WWE Main Event.

big thumbs up for ufc 189  I got to hooters around 9:30pm it was pretty packed. By 10:00pm there were people lined up behind me. The crowed was really good, bigger then last years July show. I would say the last time there was this many people would be when st pierre fought last. What was different is that everybody stayed through the main event it was packed all night, last year everyone left after the Ronda fight.   Lawler vs. MacDonald was the best fight (maybe of the year.) i watched evolve 45 (thumbs up) over the weekend as will Roderick Strong vs. Zack Sabre Jr. was really good…i haven’t gotten to…

As previously reported, WWE taped last night’s episode of RAW which emanated from the O2 Arena in London, England. Following the conclusion of the actual taping that took place of RAW’s broadcast, the action continued inside the O2 arena exclusively for the U.K. fans in attendance. A post-show dark match main event took place which featured Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins and Bobby Lashley teaming up to take on the trio of Kevin Owens, Sami Zayn and Elias. The match was said to be pretty basic, but one that the crowd still enjoyed regardless. In the end, Reigns hit Owens with a Spear to score the pinfall victory for his team.…

by Bryan Rose, WrestlingObserver.com Tonight’s show in Kyoto is not a fixed camera show, but is still without commentary. I am guessing that has something to do with Samurai TV, though I’m not sure. David Finlay, Jay White, Mascara Dorada and Michael Elgin vs Satoshi Kojima, Tiger Mask, Yohei Komatsu and Jushin Thunder Liger This was rather short, but fun. Elgin did a lot of his power moves including reversing a double suplex from Tiger Mask and Liger as well as driving Kojima and Komatsu down with a double powerslam. Finlay tried to hold Kojima for Elgin but Kojima dodged him and Finlay ate a lariat. Kojima eliminated Elgin then…

By Dave Meltzer, WrestlingObserver.com TMZ.com reported Friday that “Rowdy” Roddy Piper (born Roderick George Toombs) has passed away at the age of 61. The site reported Piper died of cardiac arrest in his sleep Thursday night in Hollywood, CA. Wrestling Observer subscribers can listen to breaking news audio with myself and Bryan Alvarez now, as well as classic audio Piper did with Bryan from 2011. WWE made a statement: “WWE is deeply saddened that Roderick Toombs, aka “Rowdy” Roddy Piper – WWE Hall of Famer and Intercontinental Champion – passed away today at the age of 61. WWE extends its sincerest condolences to Toombs’ family, friends and fans.”  Vince McMahon made…

These were the scorecards for the Michael Johnson vs. Beneil Dariush fight which it appears almost nobody except judges Richard Bertrand and Douglas Crosby thought Dariush won. Judge Richard Bertrand gave Dariush the second and third rounds. Judge Sal D’Amato gave Dariush only the third round. Judge Douglas Crosby gave Dariush the second and third rounds.

By Dave Meltzer, WrestlingObserver.com In a video designed to hype both the September 2016 opening of the new U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, MN, and major events that are set to come there, among those events mentioned was WWE WrestleMania. They did not specifically say it would be the 2017 WrestleMania, although Minneapolis and Orlando, FL, are considered the two likely candidates. The stadium will be hosting the 2018 Super Bowl, and like this year, the WWE does like to go into a market the year before the Super Bowl. WWE personnel said that, “Minneapolis is one of the many cities that has expressed an interest in hosting a future…

Submitted by Louis Izzo – From the Germain Arena, Ft. Myers, FL Dolph Ziggler def. Rusev in a No DQ match Lana and Summer Rae were both at ringside. Rusev dominated with his power stuff and Ziggler got hope spots here and there. Very little, if any, stuff that would involve being DQ’ed. Lana and Summer Rae had their catfight in the ring, Rusev tried using Summer Rae as a shield but Lana KO kicked her, and Ziggler won clean with the Zig-Zag at the 13-minute mark. Jimmy Uso def. The Miz Mostly a comedy match, with Miz showing off his dance skils via the river-dance. Is that still a…

The matriarch of the Korean Air dynasty is being investigated by police for allegations of abusing employees, becoming the third member of her close family to be accused of throwing tantrums in the workplace.  The South Korea police launched a formal probe against Lee Myung-hee, 69, on Sunday after a video allegedly showing her shoving and berating hotel construction employees went viral, reported the JoongAng Daily.  Ms Lee is the wife of the Cho Yang-ho, chairman of the Hanjin conglomerate, which owns Korean Air. She is also chairwoman of Hanjin’s non-profit Ilwoo Foundation. Police sources told the South Korean media that they had witnesses who claimed that she had abused…

By Dave Meltzer Members can now access all the latest audio shows and the new issue of the Observer.   HERE We’re looking for reports on tonight’s WWE show in Toronto (John Cena vs. Seth Rollins; Chris Jericho vs. Kevin Owens), ROH in California, PA (Briscoes vs. Young Bucks, Roderick Strong vs. Michael Elgin, Matt Taven & Michael Bennett vs. Kenny King & Rhett Titus non-title, Moose & Ray Rowe & Hanson vs. Jay Lethal & Donovan Dijak & J Diesel, Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian vs. Takaaki Watanabe & Will Ferrara; ACH vs. Caprice Coleman) and NXT in Largo, FL at Dave Meltzer Our only weekend poll will be for New Japan’s…