Author: Robbie Sutter
Robbie Sutter
As a fan for over 20 years, I strongly believe there's no sport better than professional wrestling. Whether it's writing about the sport I love or meeting those that have impacted it in a major way, I always enjoy myself. Outside of wrestling, I'm into writing, gaming, and tokusatsu.
On this week’s review episode of NXT UK, Rhea Ripley cashes in on her rematch, as she challenges Toni Storm for NXT UK Women’s Championship. Will Storm’s reign continues, or will Ripley become not only the first NXT UK Women’s Champion but the first two-time champion to boot? Tonight, we find out, as NXT UK comes to us this week from Phoenix, Arizona! Match 1: Mark Andrews and Flash Morgan Webster vs. Mark and Joe Coffey The match starts with Mark and Webster, with the latter quickly being taken down to the mat. Webster runs into a slap by Mark,…
On this week’s episode of NXT UK review, we find ourselves in Phoenix, Arizona! On American soil, the NXT UK crew aim to make a name for themselves. Tonight, Wolfgang will take on United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne. NXT UK Women’s Champion Toni Storm makes her way to the ring to a positive reception from the Phoenix crowd. She recounts her previous successes, from her Mae Young Classic victory to winning the aforementioned championship. She acknowledges Rhea Riley, the former champion, saying that while she was entitled to a rematch, she regards as Ripley as a bully. Storm expresses pleasure…
In this episode of NXT UK Review, we will review and see Mark Coffey defend the honor of his brother, Joe, as he squares off against the dominant Walter, who attacked the latter Coffey brother at TakeOver: Blackpool! Who will come out on top in his clash of bruisers? Match 1: Mark Andrews vs. Ligero The first match of this NXT UK review and it’s a high-flying contest. The two men lock up, getting a feel of one another. Ligero twists the arm of Andrews multiple times, before Andrews rolls through, reversing with an armlock of his own. Ligero kips…
The NXT UK brand may only be a few months old, but it had a noticeable presence at the Royal Rumble event this past Sunday. Entering the men’s Royal Rumble match at 18 was United Kingdom Champion, Pete Dunne. Lasting a little over 11 minutes, Dunne brought his brand of unique brutality to the match, targeting the limbs and fingers of any competitor that stood in his way. Former UK Women’s Champion, Rhea Ripley, who entered the women’s Royal Rumble match at 24, was particularly dominant. Alongside Ruby Riott, Nia Jax, and Bayley, Ripley was one of the few women…