As seen on Monday’s episode of RAW, Elias used The Undertaker’s “Old School” move prior to his win over Apollo Crews. This had a lot of people on social media talking about the spot.

Former WWE Superstar Bubba Ray Dudley took to his Twitter account speculating that Elias may be in trouble with The Undertaker.

Bubba wrote, “I “rolled my eyes” on #Raw once and got a call from the Deadman the next day. Elias is in BIG trouble!!”

I "rolled my eyes" on #Raw once and got a call from the Deadman the next day.

Elias is in BIG trouble!!

— Bubba Ray Dudley (@bullyray5150) October 10, 2017

It’s worth pointing out that Michael Cole knew of the spot, as he mentioned while Elias was performing it that “it’s time to walk with Elias”, which would indicate he has WWE approval on using the move.

The post Elias In Trouble for Jacking The Undertaker’s Move? appeared first on Wrestling News & WWE News, Rumors & Spoilers.

Darren Young returned to action at Fridays’s RAW Live Event in Wichita, Kansas.

Young completed in the Battle Royal where the winner received an Intercontinental Title shot later in the evening. Young was eliminated in the match by Apollo Crews after throwing out Titus O’Neil. Jason Jordan ended up winning the Battle Royal.

Darren posted the following on Twitter regarding his return Friday night:

#UKNOWWHATTIMEITIS WE BACK AT IT! #WWEWichita pic.twitter.com/y5Ybz3PGMY

— nodaysoff D-Young (@DarrenYoungWWE) September 2, 2017

The post Injured RAW Superstar Returns to Action at Live Event appeared first on Wrestling News & WWE News, Rumors & Spoilers.

The following are off-air notes from the August 7th episode of RAW:

• Before the show they taped two matches for WWE Main Event.
• Apollo Crews defeated Curt Hawkins
• Elias defeat Kalisto
• After the show went off the air, Samoa Joe had a face to face with Braun Strowman. There was no dark match main event

The post Off-Air Notes from the August 7th RAW Episode appeared first on Wrestling News & WWE News, Rumors & Spoilers.

Rumours have surfaced online recently that the WWE are planning another Superstar Shakeup in the coming months, except this time, there will be a twist. Not only will stars be moving from Raw to Smackdown and vice versa, but wrestlers from NXT will also be able to move and main roster stars will also be given the opportunity to go the other way.

While some may say that being sent to NXT is a backwards step for anyone currently on the main roster, but if NXT has shown us anything over the last year- it’s that it can revitalise someone’s career and give them a chance to develop away from the spotlight.

Right now there are several main roster superstars who could benefit from a move to NXT, whether it be to refine their character and in-ring style, or whether it’s because they have achieved everything they can in the WWE and NXT could provide them with the chance to give newer stars a rub. Here’s a look at six superstars who could benefit from a move to NXT in the coming months.

6) Apollo Crews

Apollo Crews arrived on the WWE main roster last year and looked set for big things. Unfortunately, his character has failed to gain any momentum in the last 12 months and he has spent the last few months working as a sidekick for Titus O Neil.

While this may be the most interesting thing he has done, it is still not what people were expecting from him following his excellent performances in NXT. Sending Crews back would give the company the chance to change his character up and figure out a way to get him to reconnect with an audience that is becoming increasingly apathetic towards him.

The post Six Superstars Who Could Benefit From A Move to NXT appeared first on Wrestling News & WWE News, Rumors & Spoilers.

As previously noted, Cagematch.net’s Wrestling Database revealed that Curt Hawkins has now lost 100 matches in a row. Hawkins’ last victory was in a match against Apollo Crews on the November 8th episode of SmackDown Live.

Finn Balor took to his Twitter account to congratulate him on this milestone:

Congratulations to @TheCurtHawkins on his 100 match loosing streak pic.twitter.com/0uhpGeLE3s

— Finn Bálor (@FinnBalor) July 29, 2017

Hawkins responded to Balor’s remarks with the following:

— Brian Myers (@TheCurtHawkins) July 29, 2017

The post Finn Balor Congratulates Curt Hawkins His MASSIVE Losing Streak appeared first on Wrestling News & WWE News, Rumors & Spoilers.

The Titus Brand bandwagon (Brandwagon?) is coming this way, and I am here to say that I will be climbing aboard. The man used to be a reason to reach for the fast-forward button. Now he’s one of the more entertaining members of the roster. It took a while, but Titus O’Neil has found his niche on the roster. But why is the Titus Brand now a big deal? Allow me to explain.

Titus O’Neil Has Always Been Capable on the Mic

After Titus cut that dreadful promo on Raw after Summerslam (you know the one I’m talking about), everyone said he was hot garbage on the microphone. That’s simply not true. When he would work commentary, many praised him for his wit and good speaking ability. He sounded very natural. Barring the return of the Dudleys where he spent a good amount of time yelling incoherently, he was good.

Batista himself has said Titus would make a very good public speaker. I do think Titus is a good speaker. However, he’s better off staying away from those dead-serious promos. The reason the “I want Darren” promo sucked is because you could tell Titus was out of his element. When you watch him trying to earn a spot in the New Day or pushing his Titus Brand, he’s clearly more comfortable and more natural sounding. You have to play to a superstar’s strengths. You wouldn’t make Stone Cold cut a John Cena promo. Roman Reigns should avoid talking like Santino Marella. Bayley should avoid talking at all (I jest).

Now that Titus is having his strengths played to, he’s clearly better off. You can tell that he’s having fun. Dancing with the New Day, stealing Enzo Amore’s intro for himself, and all that jazz.

The Titus Brand Is Hilarious

Of course, humor is subjective, but many people, myself included, enjoy Titus’ segments on Raw. Ever since he moved away from Darren Young and began holding press conferences with Tom Phillips, he’s been a good bit of harmless fun. The “Tussle in Texas” was a particularly entertaining bout. It was hyped up as a legit fight, complete with a tale of the tape. 1 minute later, Titus is pinned after eating a World’s Strongest Slam from Mark Henry.

The addition of Apollo Crews to the Titus Brand will make for an even more interesting dynamic. Clearly Crews isn’t 100 percent on-board with the Brand. Still, he goes along with whatever wacky adventure Titus drags him to. Although O’Neil is very clearly a heel (a heel who just called the state of New Jersey “poor ass”), Crews is not entirely bad just yet. Titus receives all the heat, all while allowing Crews to slowly develop a character.

People have compared the two to LaVar and Lonzo Ball. To those who don’t know, Lonzo Ball is a Drake lookalike who many expect will be drafted in the next NBA Draft. LaVar is his loudmouth father who gets into all sorts of trouble. The comparison is there, and it works. Lonzo just wants to chill and play basketball, but LaVar keeps running his mouth and hyping him up as the Second Coming of Jesus. Same with O’Neil and Crews. Apollo just wants to wrestle and have fun, while Titus spews a whole lot of nonsense.

The post Why Titus O’Neil Is One of the Best Parts of RAW Right Now appeared first on Wrestling News & WWE News, Rumors & Spoilers.

…

Excerpt from – 

WWE Elimination Chamber Live Results.