Kemo
03-21-2018, 10:13 PM
Mojo Rawley is gunning for another WrestleMania moment. At last year’s mega event, Rawley scored an upset win to capture the Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal trophy. Rawley eliminated Jinder Mahal with some help from New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski.
Back in those days, Rawley lived by the “Hype or Die” motto. These days, he takes a more serious approach. Of course, that is when he’s actually featured on an episode of SmackDown Live. Rawley took to Twitter to make it clear that he’s going for another trophy:
SPOILER ALERT: Mojo Rawley becomes the first ever back-to-back Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal winner at @WWE @WrestleMania.
Everyone else can stop whining and speculating.
— Mojo Rawley (@MojoRawleyWWE) March 21, 2018
– Last night’s episode of SmackDown Live was supposed to be a celebration. The brand’s general manager Daniel Bryan had finally been cleared to wrestle earlier that day. After years of sitting on the sidelines, Bryan said he didn’t know when he’d wrestle again but that he is officially active once again.
Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn crashed the party in the most sadistic way. Bryan fired Owens and Zayn for their attack on commissioner Shane McMahon last week. Owens and Zayn responded by ambushing Bryan. The assault was capped off when Owens powerbombed Bryan on the ring apron.
You can see that segment and more in this week’s top 10 SmackDown Live moments below:
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Back in those days, Rawley lived by the “Hype or Die” motto. These days, he takes a more serious approach. Of course, that is when he’s actually featured on an episode of SmackDown Live. Rawley took to Twitter to make it clear that he’s going for another trophy:
SPOILER ALERT: Mojo Rawley becomes the first ever back-to-back Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal winner at @WWE @WrestleMania.
Everyone else can stop whining and speculating.
— Mojo Rawley (@MojoRawleyWWE) March 21, 2018
– Last night’s episode of SmackDown Live was supposed to be a celebration. The brand’s general manager Daniel Bryan had finally been cleared to wrestle earlier that day. After years of sitting on the sidelines, Bryan said he didn’t know when he’d wrestle again but that he is officially active once again.
Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn crashed the party in the most sadistic way. Bryan fired Owens and Zayn for their attack on commissioner Shane McMahon last week. Owens and Zayn responded by ambushing Bryan. The assault was capped off when Owens powerbombed Bryan on the ring apron.
You can see that segment and more in this week’s top 10 SmackDown Live moments below:
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