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WOR: Crown Jewel thoughts, Power Struggle preview, more

Posted on by Garrett Gonzales

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It’s a Friday Night edition of Wrestling Observer Radio with Dave Meltzer and myself, guest co-host Garrett Gonzales.

Dave and I go over all of the latest news surrounding Friday’s WWE Crown Jewel results, ncluding Dave’s Observer story on Daniel Bryan and his decision to not go to Saudi Arabia, Shane McMahon winning the World Cup, what’s up with new Universal Champion Brock Lesnar, and the injuries coming out of the main event between DX and The Brothers of Destruction.

We also talk about how Lesnar, Daniel Cormier, Lesnar, and Jon Jones are all tied into the key shows of UFC’s final months of 2018 heading into 2019. We wrap up going over the latest information on the possibility of All In 2 and then preview both NJPW Power Struggle and UFC 230.

Timestamps:
Start – 18:37: Crown Jewel main event, Brock Lesnar
18:37 – 28:19: Shane McMahon wins World Cup
28:19 – 40:51: Daniel Bryan’s decision not to go
40:51 – 1:02:24: Rundown of Crown Jewel
1:02:24 – 1:10:18: All In 2 speculation
1:10:18 – 1:12:30: Power Struggle preview
1:12:30 – 1:18:20: Jones/Gustafsson presser, UFC 230 preview
1:18:20 – end: Jericho cruise

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Cody: Bullet Club members committed to taking next step together

Posted on by Bryan Rose

While the future of Cody Rhodes, The Young Bucks and Kenny Omega remains uncertain, it seems that they plan on sticking together.

During a conference call to promote the Starrcast convention during All In weekend earlier today, Cody was asked a question about what could be next for All In after the first show on September 1. Cody said that he wasn’t sure, but that he and other members within the Bullet Club are verbally committed to one another going forward.

“One thing that is special about this group is we have verbally committed to each other, and I don’t know that that’s ever been done in the history of wrestling, where I have verbally committed to the Bucks, Kenny Omega, Hangman Page,” he said. “There’s this verbal commitment that the next step we take because it’s no secret. Our contracts are all up. What happens next? The next step we take, we’re going to take it together and we’re going to take it as a family.”

Matt Jackson later seemed to comment on Cody’s comments, tweeting the word “pact”.

When asked about a second All In show on Observer radio recently, Cody seemed to indicate that he and The Young Bucks would stick together, but wasn’t sure as to what the future would hold for them.