The whole card was pretty good.. Four solid matches!

It has been on NBC in the past, but I think they're putting it on Peacock now.

I had to watch it on YouTube since we don't subscribe to Peacock (and couldn't even if we wanted to)

And yes, for some it wasn't that he lost, it's that he submitted for the first time ever.

But just think...this sets up Gunther as a monster heel for the long run.

He's the guy who got the guy whose motto is 'never give up' to finally give up.

Cena did the right thing for the company.

Oooh boy.

Monday should be a lot of fun for me 🤦

Oh yeah that was like the third episode

It was Journey

I'm with you on most of these things except for the second.

The 1939 Wizard Of Oz - the standard-bearer and what most think of when we think of the story- was a musical.

So it stands to reason that *this* should be a musical.

In fact, I'd be disappointed if it *wasn't* a musical.

They did just fine without him for September and most of October

You couldn't have at least cropped out the score here?

Told my son the same thing. Most seasons end in disappointment. Just the level of intensity of that disappointment changes from year to year. Being part of a fan community is being a part of shared misery.

I do still think there's more pressure on the Dodgers to win this thing.

I just keep going back to April...did I ever in my wildest imagination think they would make it this far. It eases my mind. They've accomplished so much.

But yeah... still nervous

The dejected look on Youppi's face is the thing that always gets me here...

Superstar vs Superstar. You couldn't ask for anything better.

And our guy won!!