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Free watch powerbombs. Free watch powerbomb tv. Free watch powerbomb gif. After Pete Dunne’s shocking actions at NXT Takeover Boston, the sights of British Strong Style are set on NXT Takeover Wargames 4 in Dallas. Weeks pass with domination from all of the men in British Strong Style with each imposing a threat to the rest of the NXT roster. The British Men are royalty here in NXT. Mustache Mountain has their own obstacles to overcome as they are asked by William Regal to defend their NXT Tag Team Titles! Gaining that shot was Breezango, hungry for their first taste of tag team gold in WWE. The match was made and booked for two weeks with MM ready and willing to fight. In the same week as Mountain is in action, Pete Dunne has a huge clash for himself. The Bruiserweight has earned a number one contenders match after putting away Matt Riddle. A win for him earns himself an NXT Title Bout at Wargames and he is more than ready to make it happen. His opponent, the wily Tommasso Ciampa, who is looking to get back to the belt he loves dearly. The week preceding the show, Pete Dunne approaches Mustache Mountain backstage. He makes the two an offer and suggests a plan. Dunne tells Mustache Mountain that they have a lot to learn from him. He notes that he is the hottest thing going in NXT and he wants them to be on his side completely. They’re brothers and ultimately he wants to make history with them. He wants them to give in to the intensity that has boosted him to where he is at. And so he makes an offer. He’ll accompany them in the Main Event against Breezango, as long as they do the same. And from then on, the three of them will all rule NXT together. Bate starts to politely decline, but the older Seven agrees as the leader of the duo and Dunne happily shakes the two’s hands. Bate raises a curious look but ultimately embraces the others and goes back to his normal preparation. October 14th 2020 NXT In the opening match of NXT Pete Dunne takes on Tommasso Ciampa with a shot at Velveteen Dream’s NXT Title on the line! The match is hard hitting and intense with each man throwing everything they have at one another. The closing moments of the match come with Ciampa thrown to the outside with Bate and Seven watching on the outside as well. Dunne yells at the two to hit him and reluctantly, Seven throws a shot at him with Bat holding off. Ciama tears free and nails a Fairytale Ending on Seven before running back in. However, he runs directly into Dunne who lifts him up into a Bitter End! Dunne covers and gets the win! Dunne is booked for NXT Takeover War Games and will earn a title shot against Velveteen Dream. Unbeknownst to Bate’s reluctance, Dunne celebrates with both members of Mustache Mountain, promising them they’ll get their win in the main event. However, despite Dunne’s guarantee, his own actions cost Mustache Mountain their win and titles. In the clusters of confusion in the match, Dunne aimed to pick off Breeze, but ate a Beauty Shot as a reward for his efforts. This flaw distracted Seven who got rolled up from behind by Fandango for the cover and the title win! Bate and Seven held their heads disappointed but Dunne came into the ring to yell at them to fight back. Dunne tells both men to look at him as he delivers Bitter Ends to both men of Breezango. The two look on in confusion and roll out of the ring. The closing shot of the episode features Dunne angrily yelling at his stablemates to be brutal while they look on upset. The shot features Dunne and Riddle on opposite sides with Seven in the middle showing imagery between the fight over the two’s attitudes. Weeks leading up to Takeover WarGames 4 On the road to Wargames, Dunne continues to fight for the hearts of Mustache Mountain. The Bruiserweight viciously attacks Dream in the week prior and takes shortcuts that rarely affected him in the previous years in NXT. Bate tries to talk to Seven about it, but he doesn’t listen much and the three members of Mustache Mountain seem to be at odds. However, despite all of this, the three manage to win a 6 Man Tag against their opponents at Wargames. Dunne tells his partners that he will be by their side to get them a win against Breezango, whether they like it or not. On the other side, Bate tells Dunne he can handle his business on his own and promises him he will not accompany Dunne in the main event. The show is set in Dallas with more than just the titles at stake. NXT Takeover War Games 4 At Wargames, the fate of British Strong Style is at hand. With all of the groups clashing over the past few months and various levels of success, each will try one final time to get on the same page for their title matches on the night. Given the fact that the WarGames Match is in the main event, Dunne and Dream as well as Breezango vs Mustache Mountain are on the undercard. Dunne’s match comes first on the night as he takes on Velveteen Dream. Normally a no nonsense wrestler, Dunne meanly mocks Dream with an elaborate entrance featuring a fur coat and cigar. By his side, Trent Seven, but noticeably absent is Tyler Bate. Dream also makes a particularly over the top one, dressed in his gold to match the belt around his waist. At the match’s start, Dunne offers a handshake to Dream, but pulls it away at the last moment, enraging Dream and starting the match off with fury. The match is much slower than Dream’s normal pace. With the announcers crediting Dunne for wrestling in his own style. The match is very much dominated by Dunne as Dream slowly but surely goes on to regret relatively disregarding Dunne. Dunne makes quick work of the valiant champion, not burying him but also showing that his reign is not one to be tempered with. A new NXT champion is crowned in Pete Dunne! Mustache Mountain reaches the co main event slot as the two men are accompanied to the ring by Dunne much to the chagrin of Bate. Breezango makes a fun entrance to pop the crowd and seems to be wrestling face for this match. The match itself is a story itself with Dunne encouraging the pairing to be aggressive. Seven follows along, but Bate is reluctant and doesn’t take the action to put them away unfairly. The closing moments of the match are another chapter itself in the story BSS has endured. Dunne reaches under the ring and tosses a chair to Bate who is in the ring with a wounded Fandango and a downed referee. Bate can’t bring himself to hit the ref, instead lets the chair down. Dango uses the moment to sneak in from behind and lock on a sleeper hold to Bate! Bate is fighting and fading, but out of nowhere a towel is thrown in from off screen! Just like Bate did to him in their first NXT Title defense, Seven has thrown in the title for his partner. Bate is livid, and all of the sudden gets cracked over the dome by Dunne with a chair!! Pete Dunne has snapped on Tyler Bate! He motions to Trent Seven who lifts Bate up and hits a Burning Hammer onto a chair! The crowd is stunned! The announcers are too! Dunne grabs a mic and utters “You did this to yourself Tyler, ” before exiting the ring with Seven right behind him. Heartbreak here in Dallas. Road To Takeover Los Angeles At Takeover Seattle on the road to Takeover LA, Dunne fends off Velveteen Dream one more time and gears up for his path at Takeover LA. Trent Seven follows him like a lackey, attempting to back him up and creating a bond with him similar to the one he threw away with Bate. As for Bate, the weeks following Takeover War Games are tough as he looks to rebound from heartbreak. Although he isn’t in action, NXT GM William Regal gives him an opportunity to earn a title shot against Dunne at Takeover LA. This comes in the form of Trent Seven. If Bate can manage to defeat his former mentor, he will have a world title match at NXT’s biggest event. In a series of Black and White vignettes, we see Bate training and preparing for the match itself and Dunne lackadaisically having confidence in the fact that Bate wouldn't make it to Takeover. The story however, takes a turn. As on the last NXT before Takeover LA, Bate is scheduled to take on Seven. The match is slotted for the main event and it is Bate using fighting spirit to try and put Seven away. Bate looks to have it done and nails a Tyler Driver 97, but as he is going to pin Seven, Dunne sneaks from behind and wacks him with the infamous steel chair. Knowing Bate was going to win, Dunne is now looking to inflict damage into Bate to soften him for their main event match. The closing shot is one last Bitter End onto a chair with Pete Dunne standing tall with his foot over a downed Tyler Bate. NXT Takeover Los Angeles Bate vs Dunne 3 is highlighted by the announcers as the Main Event. Throughout the night, video packages with the two men are shown, highlighting their friendship, highs and lows, struggles and eventual explosion. The match itself is the last one of the night, with the crowd already built up to a frenzy, the climax of a years long rivalry culminates tonight! Tyler Bate makes his entrance, stopping at the top of the ramp to soak everything in as he looks ready to fight his former brother in arms. Dunne storms in furiously, without Seven and makes his way into the ring, raising the title in Bate’s face. Bate stands firm, but as Greg Hamilton makes the introductions, both men break free and brawl with one another. The ref finally rings the bell and we are underway. The first few moments of the match feature back to back strikes as the two men slap, chop and punch their respective opponents' faces off. The two engage in a hard hitting affair early, ending with both kicking one another to the mat at the same time. The raucous crowd offers its applause with both men tired already after the first few minutes. Dunne is the first to find his feet and he begins to toss Bate around like a ragdoll, suplexing the smaller man over and over. However, Bate is able to get a quick momentum switch, slipping out of the back of an attem
Hello NJPW subreddit. How's everyone doing? Safe and healthy, I hope. I've finally gotten around to doing something I've wanted to do for a long time, and that's to go through the "modern history" of NJPW, and I've chose Wrestle Kingdom V as my starting point. I'll be going through as many events as I can chronologically, and I'll be sharing my thoughts here on this subreddit. I'll also be providing NJPW World links here whenever I can so that you can watch the shows as well. Note that not every match from every show is on NJPW World, so if a show/match isn't on the website, but I have, ahem, alternative access to it, I'll talk about as well. My collection doesn't get too complete until 2015 or so, though. I invite everyone to comment along on what you think about the show as well. I'd love to hear from both people who have been fans of NJPW for a long time, and from people who may also be unfamiliar with this time before the last few years. So strap yourselves in. 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It was also the year of two epic title reigns. First was the IWGP Tag Team Championship reign of Bad Intentions (Giant Bernard & Karl Anderson), who won the titles at the previous year's Dominion and would go on to hold the titles for the entire year (spoilers for their match at this show). The other reign was Hiroshi Tanahashi's historic IWGP Heavyweight Championship reign, lasting 404 days (the second longest at that point) and making 11 successful defenses, breaking Nagata's record of 10 defenses. And thus, we kick of the year with NJPW's biggest show: Wrestle Kingdom -------------------- 8-Person Tag Match Wataru Inoue, Tama Tonga, Tiger Mask, Tomoaki Honma vs Yujiro Takahashi, Tomohiro Ishii, Gedo, Jado [Chaos] So let's begin with the dark ma- oh. Oh wow, Tama Tonga. Afro, leopard print trunks, and barefoot. Not gonna cramp on his style. I'm just gonna say that this is a very different Tama Tonga from who we know now. 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