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WWE Backlash 2024 in Lyon, France: Cody Rhodes is Victorious in Main Event highlighted by the French Fanbase who were compelled to chant all night long.
In a night filled with electrifying action and unexpected twists, WWE Backlash 2024 descended upon Lyon, France, captivating audiences with a spectacle of athleticism and drama. The event, held at the Palais des Sports de Gerland, showcased some of the finest talents in the world of professional wrestling.
In the heart-stopping main event, Cody Rhodes squared off against the formidable AJ Styles, with SmackDown's Undisputed WWE Championship on the line. In a match filled with high-flying maneuvers and intense back-and-forth exchanges, Rhodes emerged victorious, successfully retaining his coveted championship title, much to the delight of his fervent supporters.
In another thrilling showdown, Damian Priest clashed with Jey Uso in a battle for Raw's World Heavyweight Championship. Despite Uso's tenacity and cunning tactics, Priest showcased his dominance, emerging triumphant and retaining his championship reign.
However, the excitement didn't stop there. In a triple threat match for SmackDown's WWE Women's Championship, Bayley, Naomi, and Tiffany Stratton collided in a contest of strength, agility, and cunning strategy. In the end, Bayley emerged as the reigning champion, overcoming her formidable opponents and solidifying her status as one of the top competitors in the women's division.
But perhaps the most notable moment of the night was the long-awaited WWE return of Tanga Loa, known to many as the adopted brother (biological cousin) of Tama Tonga. Performing under the moniker of Camacho, Loa made a resounding impact, thrilling fans with his unparalleled athleticism and raw power.
With WWE Backlash 2024 now etched into the annals of sports entertainment history, fans worldwide eagerly anticipate what the future holds for their favorite superstars as the journey to greatness continues.
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From WrestleZone: The 2024 WWE Draft is finally behind us and, honestly, fans have mixed reaction to the two-night event. The draft began on SmackDown last Friday. The champions on all three brands were protected except for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions.
While RAW and SmackDown retained majority of the pre-draft roster, they did trade some names in addition to plucking several superstars from NXT.
Joseph Staszweksi wrote: The WWE Draft could be so much more. 
Every year, I watch WWE’s annual roster tweaking, hoping the company will take some risks, attach more stories and add more of a real sports feel. 
I had high hopes this year after the leaps forward in the production of Raw and SmackDown under Lee Fitting, the former ESPN producer who took the role of head of media production to replace longtime executive producer Kevin Dunn in January. 
He has brought a ton of refreshing elements to WWE. The continuous shots — often with a wrestler pushing the camera back into the arena or to the back — showed off the energy of the sold-out crowd and moved you more organically to the next story. There are more pre-and-post match interviews with talent that feel more like sports broadcasts.

WWE is no longer a company where the action is almost exclusively in the ring or in a backstage interview area. We saw Jey Uso walk into an arena entrance to talk with Sami Zayn before the camera followed the Intercontinental champion into the arena while entering the crowd. Instead of a formal interview in Gorilla, we see Solo Sikoa and Paul Heyman have a private conversation We get Drew McIntyre searching out CM Punk in a luxury box.
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Rhea Ripley, Jimmy Uso, CM Punk, Seth Rollins and Dominik Mysterio are on the shelf. Jinder Mahal, Cameron Grimes, Xia Li are among the recently released. 
Meanwhile the WWE Faithful Fanatics are judging and jeering Tony Khan's booking decisions while Vince's playbook is being applied in their women's division in two title matches. They are also early distracted by a non important draft coming up. 
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In the electrifying realm of AEW Dynasty 2024, the arena buzzed with anticipation as fans eagerly awaited the clash of titans in the ring. Kazuchika Okada, a formidable force in the wrestling world, stepped into the spotlight, his eyes fixed on the AEW Continental Championship held high above the ring. Opposite him stood Pac, a fierce competitor known for his agility and tenacity.
The match erupted into a whirlwind of action as Okada and Pac traded blows, each determined to emerge victorious. With the crowd on the edge of their seats, Okada unleashed his signature Rainmaker, sending Pac crashing to the canvas. The referee's hand slapped the mat for the final time, declaring Okada the new AEW Continental Champion, igniting a roar of approval from the crowd.
Elsewhere, tensions ran high as the House of Black, led by the enigmatic Malakai Black, faced off against a formidable trio comprised of Adam Copeland, Eddie Kingston, and Mark Briscoe. In a display of sheer dominance, the House of Black emerged triumphant, leaving a path of destruction in their wake.
But the night was far from over, as Willow Nightingale, flanked by the cunning Stokely Hathaway, squared off against Julia Hart in a "House Rules" match for the AEW TBS Championship. With Skye Blue and Kris Statlander banned from ringside by Willow's stipulation, the stage was set for a showdown of epic proportions. In a stunning upset, Willow Nightingale emerged victorious, claiming the championship and solidifying her place among the AEW elite.
Meanwhile, Roderick Strong defended his AEW International Championship against the relentless Kyle O'Reilly, emerging victorious in a hard-fought battle that showcased the resilience of both competitors. And in a clash of generations, Chris Jericho reclaimed glory by defeating Hook in a FTW Rules match for the FTW Championship, proving that age is no barrier to greatness.
As the night progressed, "Timeless" Toni Storm, accompanied by her allies Mariah May and Luther, defended her AEW Women's World Championship against the fierce Thunder Rosa, emerging victorious amidst a sea of cheers and applause.
In a matchup for the ages, Will Ospreay clashed with Bryan Danielson in a display of technical prowess and sheer determination. And in a breathtaking finale, the Young Bucks emerged triumphant over FTR in a Tournament final Ladder match, claiming the vacant AEW World Tag Team Championship in a stunning display of athleticism and skill.
But the crowning moment of the night came as Swerve Strickland, guided by the sage Prince Nana, faced off against the legendary Samoa Joe for the AEW World Championship. In a battle that shook the very foundations of the arena, Swerve Strickland emerged victorious, etching his name in the annals of AEW history as the new World Champion, signaling the dawn of a new era in professional wrestling.
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TNA Rebellion 2024 delivered an electrifying night of wrestling action, showcasing the best talent in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling. In the highly anticipated clash for the TNA X Division Championship, Mustafa Ali successfully retained his title against a determined Jake Something, solidifying his reign as champion. Meanwhile, Rich Swann, with the assistance of A. J. Francis, triumphed over Joe Hendry in a hard-fought battle, further cementing his status as a force to be reckoned with in the ring.
In one of the most intense encounters of the evening, Frankie Kazarian emerged victorious in a Full Metal Mayhem match against Eric Young, displaying his resilience and determination in the face of chaos. Additionally, Mike Santana secured a notable victory over Steve Maclin, showcasing his prowess inside the squared circle.
The tag team division witnessed The System, consisting of Eddie Edwards and Brian Myers, successfully defend their TNA World Tag Team Championship against the formidable duo of Speedball Mountain, Mike Bailey, and Trent Seven. The System's victory underscored their dominance as a cohesive unit within TNA's tag team division.
In a grueling Last Man Standing match, Josh Alexander emerged triumphant over Hammerstone, demonstrating his tenacity and fighting spirit. Meanwhile, Jordynne Grace continued her impressive championship reign by defeating Steph De Lander to retain the TNA Knockouts World Championship, overcoming the odds against the interference of The Good Hands, Jason Hotch, and John Skyler.
The main event of TNA Rebellion 2024 saw Moose successfully defend his TNA World Championship against Nic Nemeth, with the assistance of The System. However, Moose's celebration was cut short by the unexpected return of Broken Matt Hardy, setting the stage for potential future confrontations and storyline developments within the TNA landscape.  
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KOP talks about wrestling commentary on social media and how smug social media Followers can be praising WWE while bashing AEW and neglecting all other wrestling promotions. 
**The Dynamic World of Pro Wrestling Commentary on Social Media: A Tale of Smug WWE Supporters and Critical Voices Against AEW**
Pro wrestling has always been more than just a sport; it's a cultural phenomenon that thrives on spectacle, drama, and larger-than-life characters. And in today's digital age, the world of wrestling commentary has found a new battleground: social media. Platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Reddit have become the virtual arenas where fans gather to share their opinions, discuss matches, and dissect storylines. However, within this online wrestling community, there exists a distinct divide between the supporters of WWE and AEW, often characterized by their attitudes and approaches to criticism.
At the forefront of this digital discourse are the WWE loyalists, a group of fans who staunchly defend the world's largest wrestling promotion against any form of criticism. These supporters, often dubbed as "smug" by their detractors, take to social media with unwavering enthusiasm, championing WWE's product and dismissing any negative commentary as misguided or biased. To them, WWE represents the pinnacle of professional wrestling, and any challenges to its supremacy are met with a swift and often condescending rebuttal.
One of the hallmarks of smug WWE supporters on social media is their tendency to downplay the achievements of rival promotions, particularly AEW (All Elite Wrestling). AEW, founded in 2019 by wrestling veterans Cody Rhodes, Kenny Omega, and The Young Bucks, has quickly emerged as a formidable competitor to WWE, offering an alternative product that emphasizes athleticism, storytelling, and fan engagement. However, despite its growing popularity and critical acclaim, AEW often finds itself under scrutiny from the WWE faithful.
The criticisms leveled against AEW by smug WWE supporters range from accusations of inferior production values to claims of imitating WWE's established formula. They argue that AEW lacks the star power and global reach of WWE, and therefore cannot compete on the same level. Furthermore, they dismiss AEW's fanbase as a vocal minority, insisting that WWE remains the undisputed king of professional wrestling.
On the other side of the digital divide are the vocal critics of WWE and staunch supporters of AEW. These individuals, often characterized by their passion for independent wrestling and disdain for WWE's corporate structure, view AEW as a breath of fresh air in an industry dominated by a single entity. They praise AEW for its innovative storytelling, diverse roster, and willingness to push boundaries.
To them, AEW represents a much-needed alternative to the stale and formulaic product offered by WWE. They point to AEW's success in cultivating new talent and providing opportunities for wrestlers who may not fit the mold of a typical WWE superstar. Moreover, they argue that AEW's commitment to fan interaction and community engagement sets it apart from its more established counterpart.
However, despite their enthusiasm for AEW, these critics are not immune to their own brand of smugness on social media. They often deride WWE's creative decisions, mock its outdated storytelling tropes, and dismiss its loyal fanbase as blind followers of a corporate machine. In their eyes, AEW represents a rebellion against the status quo, and anyone who dares to question its superiority is met with swift and often scathing criticism.
In the end, the world of pro wrestling commentary on social media is a complex and multifaceted landscape, shaped by passionate fans with differing loyalties and perspectives. Whether you're a smug WWE supporter or a vocal critic of the establishment, one thing is certain: the debate rages on, fueled by the never-ending drama and spectacle...