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WWE Tribute to the Troops 2020: Winners, Grades, Reaction and Highlights (Sana Ejaz Khan)

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    WWE Tribute to the Troops took place Sunday before NXT TakeOver: WarGames at the WWE Thunderdome in Orlando, Florida.

    The annual event that does what the name says, pays tribute to the troops, has been a popular show for years because WWE books it slightly different from its usual event.

    This year's TTTT featured three matches and a musical performance, which has also become a tradition for the show. Country star HARDY, no relation to Matt and Jeff, played for the crowd.

    The Miz took on Drew McIntyre, Sasha Banks and Bianca Belair faced Bayley and Natalya and a big 10-man tag match took place.

    Let's take a look at everything that happened at Tribute to the Troops. 

10-Man Tag Match

1 OF 3

    The show opened with a video package showcasing highlights from past Tribute events from the U.S. and abroad. We went live and saw the Thunderdome screens filled with men and women from the armed forces. 

    The first match was the big 10-man tag bout with Daniel Bryan, Rey Mysterio, jeff hardy and The Street Profits taking on Dolph Ziggler, Robert Roode, King Corbin, Sami Zayn and Elias.

    Mysterio and Ziggler started off with a quick pace as they traded holds and takedowns. Both men got in some offense before Roode tagged in and took over for his team. 

    The Charismatic Enigma came in and regained the upper hand for his team. A huge brawl broke out after Elias took a cheap shot at Hardy right before the break. 

    The same patterns continued after the break with quick tags on both sides. The end came when Montez Ford hit his sky-high frog splash on Zayn for the pin. 

                          

    Grade: B

                            

    Analysis

    When you pack 10 people into one match, it's going to follow a certain pattern. Everybody gets a little time in the ring from each side, and at least one huge brawl will always take place. 

    Every near-fall that happened early in the match was obviously not going to be the finish, so it took away any sense of danger until everybody had been in the ring at least once.

    Those basic criticisms aside, there was a lot to like here. We saw some fun exchanges between different stars, and WWE did a good job balancing the teams on both sides. 

    This bout managed to include a few different storylines, but it didn't do anything to further them. It just reminded us feuds like Elias vs. Hardy exist, which isn't a bad thing. Tribute shows like this are more about putting on a fun show than advancing feuds. 

    This was a solid way to kick off the show even if it was predictable in a lot of ways. 

Bayley and Natalya vs. Sasha Banks and Bianca Belair

2 OF 3

    After a musical performance from HARDY, a push-up contest between Lacey Evans and three marines, and some videos of celebrities thanking the troops, the women came to the ring for their tag match. 

    The former best friends kicked things off for their teams with a furious lockup. Banks brought Bayley down into a side headlock before she brought in Belair. The EST countered a drop toe hold, but The Role Model still cornered her by Natalya.

    Belair got the first near-fall of the match and managed to fend off both opponents. She picked up Banks and threw her into Bayley and Natalya for a nice double-team spot. 

    We returned from a break to see Bayley and Natalya controlling the pace. Belair managed to tag in Banks, and The Boss turned things around with a barrage of offense. She locked The Queen of Harts in The Bank Statement for the submission victory. 

                          

    Grade: C+

                            

    Analysis

    Michael Cole made sure to mention how Bayley and Natalya have had some recent run-ins but also talked about their mutual hatred for their opponents. 

    What was surprising was how little that animosity between Natalya and Bayley came into play. It seemed like Cole brought it up to plant the seeds for a miscommunication to cost them the match, but it never happened.

    The bout was good but felt a little rushed. The pace they worked never allowed anyone to sell anything for long. Belair and Banks made a good team. It would be awesome to see them pursue the tag titles at some point. 

The Miz vs. Drew McIntyre

3 OF 3

    The main event saw McIntyre face The Miz in a non-title match. Mr. Money in the Bank had his contract close by and John Morrison at ringside for support. 

    The Miz got in the first few punches, but the WWE champion quickly cornered him for a thunderous chop to the chest. He threw Morrison over the barricade at one point, and it allowed The Miz to take control momentarily. 

    The Scottish Warrior, which is not as cool of a nickname as The Scottish Psychopath, managed to fend off both his opponent and Morrison before hitting the Future Shock DDT. 

    He lined up and hit a Claymore for the pin. 

                               

    Grade: C

                              

    Analysis

    This was a little too short and way too predictable. They looked good together, but like the tag match before it, they had to rush to make sure they got everything they needed into the match.

    What would have really made this show special was a successful or failed MITB cash-in by The Miz, but when it comes to Tribute shows, the babyfaces almost never lose.


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WWE NXT WarGames 2020 Results: Winners, Grades, Reaction and Highlights

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    War was hell for the top stars of NXT Sunday night at TakeOver: War Games, where Team Shotzi and Team Candice sought to settle their differences in the most barbaric gimmick match in professional wrestling, while Undisputed Era looked to silence the loudmouth pat macfee and his associates Pete Dunne, Danny Burch and Oney Lorcan.

    Those two matches, taking place inside two rings surrounded by two unforgiving steel cages, headlined a live special that also featured the culmination of top rivalries, hard-hitting in-ring action and storyline developments that propelled the brand forward as 2020 comes to an end.

    Who emerged victoriously and what did it mean for the immediate future of the brand? Find out with this recap of the December 6 live event spectacular. 

Match Card

1 OF 5

    Announced for Sunday's WWE Network special are:

        

    • War Games: Team Shotzi (Shotzi Blackheart, Io Shirai, Ember Moon and Rhea Ripley) vs. Team Candice (Candice LeRae, Dakota Kai, Raquel Gonzalez and Toni Storm)
    • War Games: Undisputed Era (Adam Cole, Bobby Fish, Kyle O'Reilly and Roderick Strong) vs. Pat McAfee, Pete Dunne, Oney Lorcan and Danny Burch
    • Triple Threat Match for the North American Championship: Leon Ruff vs. Damian Priest vs. Johnny Gargano
    • Leather Strap Match: Dexter Lumis vs. Cameron Grimes
    • Tommaso Ciampa vs. Timothy Thatcher

        

    Coverage begins at 7:00 PM.

Women's War Games Match: Team Blackheart vs. Team Candice

2 OF 5

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    Appropriately, TakeOver: War Games kicked off with the namesake match featuring the most talented women’s division in professional wrestling. Team Candice’s Toni Storm, Dakota Kai, Raquel Gonzalez and captain Candice LeRae battled Team Blackheart’s Rhea Ripley, Io Shirai, Ember Moon and captain Shotzi Blackheart in a match months in the making.

    By way of Blackheart’s win on Wednesday, the babyfaces held the rare one-woman advantage. Shotzi emerged from the locker room on a brand new tank, rebuilding it after LeRae ran it over a few weeks back.

    Moon and Kai started the match for their respective teams, further intensifying their own rivalry.

    Kai weathered the storm of Moon first, raking her face into the mat, but the arrival of Blackheart (toolbox in-hand) brought with it a two-on-one disadvantage for the heels. She found herself on the shoulders of Moon, then flat on the mat following a dropkick from Blackheart. 

    Gonzalez joined the fray next, overpowering both babyfaces and bowling over them with clothesline and big boots. A slam to Moon gave way to a powerbomb into the cage on Blackheart as Gonzalez wreaked havoc. 

    With the help of Gonzalez, Kai launched herself from one ring to the next, wiping out Moon and Blackheart with a double clothesline. 

    Ripley entered the match and immediately came face-to-face with Gonzalez. With Moon and Blackheart immobilizing the heel, Ripley rocked her with a pump kick. A pair of clotheslines and a ripcord dropkick flattened Kai as the Aussie rolled.

    Ripley opened up the toolbox, retrieved a mallet and blasted Kai with it. She strapped in the arms of Captain Kota and womanhandled her right into the cage. Again, Ripley and Gonzalez teed off on each other, the titans of the division engaging in a relentless brawl. 

    Storm entered next for Team Candice and retrieved a handful of kendo sticks. After working on a turnbuckle pad, she joined Gonazlez in punishing Ripley with the stick. She whipped Ripley into the exposed turnbuckle, driving the air out of her in the process.

    All six women in the match came together for a stereo tower of doom spots, leaving the competitors laid out on the mat. Just in time for NXT Women’s Champion Shirai to enter the battle, bringing a ladder with her.

    Gonzalez prevented Shirai from entering, kicking the door back into The Genius of the Sky and knocking her off the apron. Repeatedly, Gonzalez prevented Shirai from entering the match, despite eating a dropkick that drove a chair into her head. 

    LeRae finally entered the match, but came face-to-face with Shirai. Luckily for her, Indi Hartwell attacked from out of nowhere, leaving Shirai lying on the floor. She locked the door to the cage and stuck the key in her shirt, making it difficult for Shirai to enter the squared circle.

    In the ring, the heels took turns pummeling Blackheart with kendo stick shots, obliterating her. LeRae tried for the pin but the referee refused, citing the fact that not all eight competitors had actually entered the ring.

    Shirai, with a garbage can over her head, launched herself off the top of the cage and wiped out all other competitors as War Games officially began.

    The babyfaces came together to unleash hell on the opposition, punishing them one-by-one en route to a moonsault by Shirai to Gonzalez. The LeRae and Co. broke up the pin, though, ensuring the bout would continue.

    Blackheart and Moon trapped Storm in a double submission, but LeRae broke it up. Blackheart unloaded on the heels with a kendo stick until a chair shot from Kai halted her momentum. She followed up with a big kick to Shirai, followed by a top-rope double stomp into the trash can, driving it into the body of the women’s champion. 

    Moon delivered an Eclipse onto two chairs but Storm broke it up with a trash can. Toni delivered Storm Zero to Moon onto a trash can, but Shirai narrowly broke up the fall.

    LeRae wiped out Ripley, but was knocked off a ladder. Blackheart delivered the senton, back came back-first into a well-place chair positioned expertly by LeRae. Shirai delivered a moonsault onto Kai but Storm speared Ripley into the champion, breaking up the pin.

    Shirai tried to deliver a headscissors onto Gonzalez, between the rings, but the unstoppable force powerbombed her through a ladder and scored the win for Team Candice.

         

    Result

    Team Candice defeated Team Blackheart

        

    Grade

    A

        

    Analysis

    Wade Barrett pointed out that Gonzalez’s victory elevated her from the insurance policy to a genuine threat in the women’s division, and he is absolutely right. If the war with Ripley a month ago was not enough, this match served as her coming out party.

    Gonzalez was a star here, overwhelming the competition and obliterating anyone in her path en route to the defining victory of her young career. Do not be surprised for a moment if she channels this win into an NXT Women’s Championship victory over Shirai somewhere in the near future.

    Major props to Dakota Kai, who was very much the glue that held this one together, taking big bumps and popping up just in time to stay relevant throughout, despite being one of the first two competitors into the match.

    While some would insist the babyface team should go over, none of the participants on that side of the match loses anything in defeat. They were all established, while the heels needed a big win to set up challengers for Shirai. The finish was the right call and now, the NXT women’s division has yet another star it can build around.

    Great booking, creative violence and strong performances from the performers involved help make this a fantastic way to kick things off. A late-surging challenger to NXT Match of the Year, for sure.

Tommaso Ciampa vs. Timothy Thatcher

3 OF 5

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    In what promised to be one of the most physical matches of the night, Tommaso Ciampa battled Timothy Thatcher. The Blackheart of NXT sought revenge for an assault that left him unconscious just five days earlier. 

    Ciampa controlled early but Thatcher quickly turned the match into a ground-and-pound display of joint manipulation and physical punishment. He targeted the throat of Ciampa, which is where doctors entered while operating on his neck.

    Ciampa attempted to mount a comeback but Thatcher caught him with a slap to the side of the throat. The competitors threw hard rights and lefts at each other moments later but a collision to heads left both reeling. 

    The former NXT Champion finally strung together a flurry of offense and brought Thatcher off the top rope with a superplex. The fight spilled to the floor, then back into the ring, where Ciampa applied a tight headlock, looking to sap the fight out of Thatcher. Blood poured from his ear but the mat magician refused to quit.

    He instead answered with a side suplex, then a German, a sadistic look across his face. Thatcher teased a German suplex on the apron while Ciampa sold his injured neck, but The Blackheart fought out. As Thatcher tried to re-enter the ring, Ciampa tried for the draping DDT. Thatcher, instead, hung him up on the top rope.

    Ciampa recovered, applied a guillotine in the ropes and turned it into Willow’s Bell for the pinfall victory.

        

    Result

    Ciampa defeated Thatcher

         

    Grade

    A

       

    Analysis

    If you like good, hard-hitting and incredibly physical pro wrestling, Ciampa and Thatcher gave it to you in this one.

    With the most minimal of build, they went out there and beat the ever-loving hell out of each other for little more than bragging rights.

    The shot that broke Thatcher’s ear open, potentially rupturing his eardrum, was wicked and some of the strikes the combatants unloaded on each other were sickening.

    They had a realistic wrestling match that looked like it hurt, made the viewer believe it did and ended with a resourceful former champion seizing an opening for a much-needed win. The nod from Ciampa to Thatcher after the match was a nice show of respect but the reaction of the heel suggests these two are far from finished with each other.

    That is a good thing for fans, but not necessarily the bodies of the performers.

Strap Match: Dexter Lumis vs. Cameron Grimes

4 OF 5

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    Dexter Lumis spent an entire month haunting, stalking and terrorizing Cameron Grimes. Grimes spent that same time running, cowering and avoiding his foe. He would not have that opportunity in the third match of TakeOver: War Games as he met the stoic Lumis in a Strap Match.

    He got the jump early, attacking Lumis before the bell and beating him around the ringside area. Back inside the ring, though, he fell prey to the overwhelming fury and strength of Lumis. The bell rang and the enigmatic competitor unleashed on Grimes, sending him crashing into the guardrail on multiple occasions. 

    Grimes finally answered, sending Lumis into the same guardrail and dropping him back-first across it. Lumis recovered, only for Grimes to use the strap to flip him over the guardrail and onto the floor.

    Grimes produced a blindfold, not unlike the one he wore in his most recent match with Lumis. It benefited him until Lumis delivered a spinbuster. He tied Grimes up in the steel rigging structure but Grimes again utilized the strap to his advantage, pulling Lumis into it. 

    He blasted Lumis with a steel chair across the back doing more damage to Lumis than we had seen anyone else inflict to this point. 

    Lumis recovered and sent Grimes flying with a fallaway slam, kipped up and fired off a flurry of right hands on Grimes. Again, Grimes used the strap to pull Lumis to the mat. 

    Late in the bout, Grimes countered Silence twice, only to be driven into the steel chair via the strap. Lumis applied Silence and added the strap around the face for the win.

       

    Result

    Lumis defeated Grimes

        

    Grade

    B

        

    Analysis

    There were a lot of questions heading into this match about Lumis ability to perform up to the level of his opposition in NXT. His character work had been great to this point, but he had yet to deliver that one match that left fans convinced that he was at the level of the rest of the roster.

    Grimes is great. He busted his ass in this to help make it more than a tired old gimmick match and it worked. He was fantastic and really deserves a more prominent position on the roster than he currently has. This was all about Lumis, though, who rose to the occasion and delivered his first real above-average match on a night when he absolutely had to. 

    Grimes can easily recover from the loss and become a main event attraction next week if NXT officials want. He’s that good of a performer and an even better character. Lumis needed the performance, can benefit from the win and hopefully, moves onto a new program that allows him to further explore his character.

North American Title Match: Leon Ruff vs. Damian Priest vs. Johnny Gargano

5 OF 5

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    Unlikely North American Champion Leon Ruff had been at the center of the rivalry between Damian Priest and Johnny Gargano for weeks. It was in that position that he won the title in the first place. Sunday represented his opportunity to prove that he belonged, that he was the rightful champion.

    To do so, he would have to defeat Priest and Gargano in a Triple Threat Match.

    Ruff used his speed and agility advantage early to evade, then fend off Gargano. Priest tossed Ruff aside and pummeled Gargano. The champion answered with a missile dropkick that earned the wrath of Priest. He set up for a chokeslam on Ruff but Gargano broke it up, then joined the champion in ridding the ring of Priest.

    A slingshot spear downed Ruff but the champ kicked out at two. 

    Frustrated by Ruff’s repeated interference in his battle with Johnny Wrestling, The Archer of Infamy delivered a Razor’s Edge that sent the champion crashing through the guardrail. Trainers helped Ruff out of the arena, leaving familiar foes to battle for the gold. 

    Priest and Gargano resumed their rivalry until Ruff emerged from the back and wiped out both men with a top-rope splash. A springboard, twisting cutter to Gargano for two. He accumulated several near-falls before Priest returned and stood between him and Gargano. He flattened the champion with a big boot, then delivered a double flatliner on Gargano and Ruff.

    Gargano recovered and sent Priest into the turnbuckle. With Priest tied in the bottom ropes of one ring, Gargano applied the Garga-No Escape. Priest freed himself, broke up the submission and rocked Gargano. As action broke down, an army of Ghostface-clad attackers jumped Priest. He fought back, wiped out the costumed cowards on both sides of the ring and caught Gargano with a chokeslam on the ring apron.

    Ruff came from out of nowhere with a big splash, but Priest narrowly broke up the pin.

    The Archer of Infamy leveled Gargano but one more Ghostface, this one with a lead pipe, blasted Priest. Ruff tried for a rollup but Gargano rolled through, delivered a superkick and finished Ruff with One Final Beat for the win and title.

    After the match, the lead Ghostface revealed himself to be Austin Theory.

         

    Result

    Gargano defeated Ruff and Priest

         

    Grade

    B+

        

    Analysis

    At least the Ghostfaces made sense within the context of the story and the foundation that had been laid in the weeks prior to the show.

    There will be some who say they were unnecessary and while those people may have a point, what they did was allow Priest to look like an unstoppable badass as he fended them all off, only to fall prey to one last unsuspected assailant. 

    Ruff looked like a star, despite his smaller stature, as he hung in there with both Gargano and Priest en route to a damn fine showing. Gargano winning probably makes the most sense, and his star power can help bring Theory along, but one can only hope Ruff is not out of the picture entirely.

    Furthermore, that Priest does not lose any momentum as his fantastic 2020 comes to an end.

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