It is high season in American wrestling. ObViating the usual weekly episodes, in a period of just 48 hours five important events will be held, three produced by WWE and two by AEW/Roh, defining the situation when current where these promoters are consolidated as the great dominators of the industry.
Initially On Friday 11, Supercard of Honor arrivesROH's first special in 2025. Saturday 12 It will be the busiest day, with All In: Texas, The Great American Bash (These shows have stipulated the same start time) and Saturday Night’s Main Event XL. And to close marathon size, Sunday 13 We will see Evolution II.
Although none of the aforementioned appointments have still closed its poster, it is expected, between officials and presumables, more than thirty struggles throughout the weekend. In Superlucho, like the good melómanos listen to complete elepés and not only songs, we always recommend seeing shows in its entirety in order to better understand the product of a company. But if they lack time and/or patience, We leave you a brief guide with the five meetings that should not ignore this «WWE vs. AEW/Roh Weekend ».
► Bandido (c) vs. Konosuke Takeshita por El Campeonato Mundial Roh; Supercard of Honor
This is what has such a superb squad of talents in your charge. Without working the construction of Supercard of Honor, you can get a practically unprecedented match out of your sleeve (the Méxicano and the Japanese have only faced once, and more than two years ago) on which few will claim any substantive rivalry: The quality of those involved is already responsible for selling this fight … and the full event. A concretion so attractive that he also does not need golds in Liza, but that should boost a historic belt that at the moment does not recover cane under the “most wanted” hat.
► Jon Moxley (c) vs. «Hangman» Page por el Campeonato Mundial AEW, Texas Deathmatch; All In: Texas
And here is the opposite to the aforementioned band. Konosuke Takeshita. A fight whose attraction falls to the background history that wraps him, with Page converted in the great hero of AEW seeking to dethrone Moxley and allow the company's manly world title to become visible again (literally, because it has been in a briefcase for nine months), with all that means. However, considering the chosen stipulation and how well Moxley and Page developed during Revolution 2023, Perhaps the presumed interference of the Death Riders are less stomach and we have the pack full.
► Kazuchika Okada (c) vs. Kenny Omega (c) for the AEW continental championship and the AEW International Championship, winner takes it all; All in: Texas
A fifth okada vs. Omega should have been reserved as a great star of another AEW PPV, because it is assumed that Moxley and Page will close all in: Texas. In any case, your concretion for an appointment that a server, for its unusual start time, can continue live; Thing that does not happen every day. Who lived in the first person the best fighting saga of the present century (with permission from Shingo Takagi and Will Ospreay) can only be grateful that Seven years after that incomparable last meeting, Okada and Omega have the boldness of looking for one last? twist.
► or Femi (C) vs. Yoshiki Inamura for the championship NXT; The Great American Bash
Without being this enthusiastic author of the WWE product, It is gratifying that The Great American Bash's main contestevent framed within such a notorious weekend, Have as its protagonists a talent forged in the performance center of the company and the most valuable gladiator that Pro Wrestling Noah has today. The comparisons with the “Golden Era” of NXT do not even look propitiate, whose stellarists were already consolidated names or from the “indie” scene. I hope that, Shawn Michaels blessed through, the world ends up discovering Inamura.
► Iy Sky (c) vs. Rhea Ripley for the WWE World Championship; Evolution II
That, at the time of writing this note, Sky and Ripley set the only combat (on paper) announced for Evolution II supposes a little encouraging perception about the female “ple”. At least, it will surely leave a better mouth taste than the “main event” of the first installment, where Nikki Bella and Ronda Rousey were not up to the circumstances. With five individual precedents among them behind them, all of remarkable quality, The image of Evolution II will look for them in the epilogue. If they are given due time, we could be before the “Stealer show” of the weekend.
* Bonus track:
- Gunther (c) vs. Goldberg for the WWE World Weight Championship; Saturday Night's Main Event XL. As a devout follower in my WCW childhood, I didn't want to ignore the farewell of the rings of “da man.” And it is that in terms of media, it surely exceeds any struggle mentioned above.
