On the most recent episode of Monday Night Raw, General Manager Kurt Angle’s storyline was furthered along when Raw announcer Corey Graves received another incriminating text message. When Graves showed Angle the message, Angle was horrified about may happen if it were to be released to the public. Despite this, Angle decided that he was going to put an end to the drama outright, and he will reveal the details of the mystery texts that he has been receiving on the next episode of Raw. This storyline between Graves and Angle has been going on for a while now, and next Monday will be the time for the big reveal at last.
The biggest belief in all of this is that this will pave the way for Kurt Angle to make his in-ring return for the company. Most fans believe that this will lead to the return of Stephanie McMahon. McMahon hasn’t been seen in WWE programming ever since she was inadvertently put though a table by her husband Triple H at Wrestlemania. This could lead to the aforementioned Triple H making his return to television as well, likely leading to match between Angle and Triple H. One of WWE’s biggest shows of the year is just around the corner. Could we be seeing the match at SummerSlam in Brooklyn this August? It certainly seems like a definite possibility. 
A few other fans have speculated that the person involved in the storyline could turn out to be Dixie Carter due to her appearance on the recent Kurt Angle: Homecoming documentary on the WWE Network. That is not likely though as Carter still remains an advisor for Anthem Sports & Entertainment. Another key detail is that Angle was seen speaking with someone on the phone at the end of the show. Kurt claimed that the reveal could cost him his family, and he asked the person to join him when he reveals the news next week. He finished his phone call by adding “I love you,” and then hanging up. Whatever happens, we will finally have our answer on Monday Night Raw next week.

  Alright, we’re back with another round of results from the latest edition of NXT. This week’s show featured some good matches, but more importantly, it kicked off the buildup to NXT Takeover: Brooklyn III. We still have a while to go before the big show arrives next month, but we already know what the main event of the live special will be. The spot to face Bobby Roode was on the line in a match between Drew McIntyre and SAnitY’s Killian Dain, but more on that later. Let’s get into the results.
Ember Moon vs. Ruby Riot –
  This match was actually pretty even for the most part. Ruby and Ember are both being positioned as worthy challengers to the title, so it made sense for the loser here to not come out looking like a complete buffoon. They both went back and fourth with some strikes and kicks as the Full Sail crowd enthusiastically chanted “Women’s Wrestling!” Stupid crowd. Anyway, Ruby actually worked over Moon for most of the middle portions of the match. Eventually though, Moon got the better of her thanks to one particularly devastating punch. She went up top and hit the Eclipse for the win. Not much else to it than that, though I wonder if they’re setting Ember up for something bigger down the road…

Winner: Ember Moon
  Kassius Ohno was backstage speaking with some interviewers about… something. Hideo Itami barged in and was furious when he received news that he will be facing Ohno next week. Kassius said that he was going to take matter into his own hands after the way Itami’s been acting lately, which led to Hideo angrily kicking a trash can and storming out.
  Performance Center standouts The Street Profits will be debuting on the show soon. I believe that this makes them the third tag team on NXT right now.
Oney Lorcan vs. Danny Burch –

  If you remember Danny Burch from the UK tournament (or some of the NXT shows that he has been on since then), then you know exactly what he’s capable of. Oney Lorcan is obviously known as a tough brawler who will mess you up. So this match basically delivered on what it promised: two hard-hitting and brutal fighters just absolutely mauling each other.
  Again, this also started out pretty evenly matched. The first big move came when Buch hit a Tower of London from the top of one of the posts. Lorcan later retaliated by hitting a European Uppecut to Burch as he was lying down on the floor, this caused Burch’s nose to burst open with blood. They traded slaps and punches before Burch clotheslined Oney and powerbombed him for a near fall. Lorcan eventually decided to apply a single leg crab which got him the submission victory.
  As Lorcan’s music played, he held out his hand for a handshake. Burch accepted his offer, but later pulled Lorcan back as he was trying to leave. He was audibly asking Lorcan for one more match. The crowd was very much into this idea and I can’t say that I blame them. Lorcan seemingly accepted before leaving the arena. If their rematch is anything like this, it will definitely be slobberknocker, so to speak.

Winner: Oney Lorcan
No Way Jose vs. Cezar Bononi –
  Before this match began, we were shown a video reminding us that Bononi actually picked up a win over Andrade “Cien” Almas just a few months back. Well Almas is certainly one tough opponent, but Bononi, like so many others before him, was not prepared for the challenge that lied in front of him. The name of that challenge: No Way Jose.
  Repeatedly during this match, Bononi hit a few basic strikes and punches that the commentators would refer to as “Muay ThaI punches.” Aside from that, there wasn’t much to write home about with this match. Jose cleaned his clock for a few minutes before winning with a pop-up punch and heading towards the back.
  Suddenly, Andrade “Cien” Almas and his unnamed mystery lady (Thea Trinidad) randomly showed up at ringside. Almas beat down Bononi very quickly. Almas pointed to Jose while the latter was watching on the stage. Jose finally charged after Almas, but Andrade left the ring and headed towards the back before Jose could get his big revenge.
Winner: No Way Jose
Drew McIntyre vs. Killian Dain –
  This was a match against two individuals who are (or were) undefeated in singles competition on NXT. The winner here was going to go on to face Bobby Roode for the NXT Championship in the main event of NXT Takeover: Brooklyn III. The match began with a lockup that eventually devolved into a series of punches between both men. McIntyre delieved a forearm from the middle of one of the posts. From this point forward, a great deal of the match was focused on making Killain Dain look unstoppable. Dain concentrated all of his efforts on to smashing and trying to press down on McIntyre.
  These presses and holds did get Dain a couple of near falls, and they were actually some pretty close near falls at that. As Dain positions McIntyre on one of the posts for some sort of maneuver, McIntyre shoves him and begins to gain back some momentum. He jumps off the post, runs around until he gives Dain a clothesline that sends himself to the floor, but he kips back up immediately afterwards. With the crowd behind him now, McIntyre goes for his Claymore Kick finisher, but Dain managed to reverse it. At first McIntyre was just simply unable to connect any of his big moves on Dain.
  Next, Dain got Drew up for a Fireman’s Carry and he slammed him down to the floor. Then he headed up towards the middle turnbuckle and hit a Vader Bomb on McIntyre for a two count. He tried to hit the Ulster Plantation but Drew fought out of it and tried to hit the Future Shock DDT. Again, Drew wasn’t able to hit it and he nearly got pinned by Dain. After Killian hit Drew with a Fisherman’s Superplex from the top of one of the posts, Dain got another very close near fall out of it. Finally, Drew hit the DDT which caused Dain to kick out at one. This shocked the announcers tremendously. McIntyre then hit a Claymore kick for another one count. Drew just decided to, you guessed it, hit another big finishing move. After hitting a second Claymore Kick, he finally managed to slay the beast.
Winner: Drew McIntyre
  That’s right! Your main event at NXT Takeover: Brooklyn III is now going to be Drew McIntyre challenging Bobby Roode for the NXT Championship. The match definitely succeeded in making Dain look like a nearly unstoppable killing machine, so whatever he does next will probably be something important. Next week we know that Hideo Itami and Kassius Ohno will finally have their big one-on-one matchup. Who will be victorious? Come on back here next week and I’ll tell ya, k? I’ll see you NXT time!

Foley Falcon Duals

Teams: Becker, Foley, North Branch, Paynesville, Pierz, Pine City/Hinckley-Finlayson, Princeton, Sartell-Saint Stephen

Pierz 45 Becker 21

Pierz 48 Pine City/Hinckley-Finlayson 6

Pierz 45 Princeton 24

Pierz 45 Mora 22

Foley 50 Paynesville 10

Paynesville 37 Princeton 30

Paynesville 45 North Branch 31

Foley 51 Princeton 17

Foley 49 Sartell-Saint Stephen 18

Sartell-Saint Stephen 51 North Branch 21
106 Rylee Molitor (SAR) Fall Ryan Senne (NB) Fall 4:15
113 Aaron Robilard(NB) Won by Forfeit
120 Jake Fernholz(SAR) Fall Kody Strohmeyer (NB) 2:31
126 Sam Krauel (SAR) Dec. Thomas Steele (NB) 7-2 OT
132 Noah Peichel (SAR) Fall Alex Fitcha (NB) :45
138 Connor Dols (S) Fall Andrew Peterson (NB) l :43
145 Cameron Sampson (NB) Dec. Jon Pelach (SAR) 7-6
152 Zach Motschke (S) Dec. Aaron Senne (NB) 10-6
160 Hodari Johnson (SAR) Dec. Arik Steele (NB) 7-4
170 Daniel Vitale (SAR) Fall Alex Bigley (NB) 3:37
182 Tristan Labelle (NB) Fall Jordan Houkos (SAR) 3:20
195- Creedance McDermond (SAR) Won by Forfeit
220 Danny Nyguen(SAR) Fall Bailey Adams (NB) 3:31
285 Seamus Hunter (NB) Fall Ryan Zayas (SAR) 1:00

Sartell-Saint Stephen 66 Pine City/Hinckley-Finlayson 0
106 Rylee Molitor (SAR) Won by Forfeit
113 Double Forfeit
120 Jake Fernholz (S) Fall Beau Hunter (HPC) 2:35
126 Sam Krauel (SAR) Won by Forfeit
132 Noah Peichel (SAR) Fall Sam Kossan (HPC) :41
138 Connor Dols (SAR) Won by Forfeit
145 Jon Pelach (SAR) Won by Forfeit
152 Zach Motschke (SAR) Fall Josh Lange (HPC) 3:32
160 Hodari Johnson (SAR) Fall Zach Mattison (HPC) 1:25
170 Daniel Vitale (SAR) Won by Forfeit
182 Jordan Houkos (S) Fall Dakota Neid (HPC) 3:31
195 Creedance McDermond (SAR) Fall Marcus Scarbrough (HPC) 1:26
220 Double Forfeit
285 Double Forfeit

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Speculation towards a possible Jon Jones/Brock Lesnar fight has been spreading more and more ever since the fight was first teased after Jones’ victory at UFC 214. As mentioned before, Brock Lesnar is still expected to fulfill his WWE contract, and he also must serve the remainder of his USADA suspension as well. Regardless, it does certainly seem like the fight will be happening sometime next year. Lesnar has allegedly even taken steps to reenter the USADA testing pool very soon. WWE commented on the interaction between Lesnar and Jones recently, and a when a fan asked Jones if he would be attending the SummerSlam show to watch Lesnar, “Bones” responded with the following:
 
It’s crossed my mind https://t.co/xlnbywH1y2

— Jon Bones Jones (@JonnyBones) August 9, 2017
 
Scott Dawson of The Revival received some bad news when he tore his bicep which may need surgery to repair. It is still unclear how long both he and Dash Wilder are expected to be out for, but the Wrestling Observer Newsletter now reports that Dawson arrived for TV this past Monday night and was examined by doctors. He should known later on this week if he will be needing surgery or not. Dave Meltzer says that he believes the injury occurred during this past Sunday’s live event. He does not know exactly how it happened, but Meltzer does assume that the injury was a complete accident and “a total fluke.”
Alberto El Patron became one of the most controversial figures in all of wrestling today when he was accused of domestic violence at an Orlando airport earlier this year. Global Force Wrestling took action by suspending Patron indefinitely after the incident. Weeks later, it was determined that Patron’s fiancee Paige was actually the one who should be investigated for the incident, and Patron has since been cleared of any possible charges. Despite this, he still remains suspended by his employer and he even missed their recent live events in New York. PWInsider is now reporting that the plan is to have Patron return to television on the company’s live Destination X special next week.