Killian Dain Says The NXT TakeOver: New Orleans Ladder Match Received High Praise );
During a recent appearance on “The All Night Long” podcast, former WWE Superstar Killian Dain commented on the praise he received for his Ladder Match at NXT TakeOver: New Orleans 2018, and more. He said,
“The NXT ladder match, the praise we got after that was awesome. We all put our bodies on the line. It was the first time I had to get therapy on my shoulder after that. Some of the moves were insane, stupid, probably. It was Ricochet’s first match and we had to make a big deal there. EC3, we had to try and make him he wasn’t a moves guy but it was his debut and we had to make it important, which is different because he’s a character and great on the mic. We tried to get his personality across early and get moments for him to shine where he’s an asshole. Lars Sullivan was the monster and we had to balance things. That was a little harder because there were different pressures.
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460. IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Championship: Marty Scurll [c] vs. Hiromu Takahashi vs. KUSHIDA vs. Will Ospreay – NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 12
At the time, this was basically NJPW throwing their three biggest stars in the junior heavyweight division and the champion into one huge match on their biggest show of the year. They don’t often run these kind of multi-man matches, which added to the special factor of seeing this. While this particular Wrestle Kingdom was a consistent good one, it didn’t have that standout MOTYC we’re used to. Instead, this was the best thing on the card. These guys are all really good and know each other well. That meant this moved at a ridiculous pace with some huge spots. None of those spots felt like they were just happening for the sake of it. Everything seemed to matter. The guys did a good with spots that included everyone. In the end, it was Willy the Ospreay who took home the title after 21:18. The second of three Jr. Title matches from the Dome on th
Kyle O Reilly vs
Kushida and when the smoke cleared and O Reilly was victorious, the fighting wasn t over! O Reilly s arch-nemesis
Adam Cole struck and while that would be attention-grabbing enough,
The Diamond Mine made its debut by destroying Kushida and we learned their leader is Cole and O Reilly s former
Undisputed Era stablemate
Roderick Strong. Will The Diamond Mine and Strong appear again tonight to explain their intentions? I d say that s a safe bet, but let s see what else is lined up for tonight s show.
Gonzalez & Kai, Moon & Blackheart, Shirai & Stark to tangle for NXT Women s Tag Team Title opportunity, courtesy of WWE.