 Blackpool Combat Club (Wheeler Yuta, Jon Moxley and ROH World Champion Claudio Castagnoli) def. Bandido and ROH World Tag Team Champions The Lucha BrothersBandido and Lucha Brothers interacted in the 21-man Blackjack Battle Royale at Double or Nothing and that was how their alliance came to win. Blackpool Combat Club winning coming off their Anarchy in the Arena victory at Double or Nothing was a given, but the babyfaces gave them quite the fight and it was an enjoyable opener. Yuta scoring the win for his team yet again after pinning Kenny Omega at Double or Nothing was a nice touch.
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 #AskGSM is a weekly Q&A video where I, Graham "GSM" Matthews, answer fan questions from Facebook, Twitter and YouTube in regards to the world of wrestling. Nothing is off limits, and this week's edition touches upon a variety of topics including:
 NWA United States Tag Team Champions The Country Gentlemen vs. Knox and Murdoch Ended in a No Contest (Non-Title)This was supposed to serve as a preview of what to expect in the Crockett Cup, though I wouldn't mind it being a feud over the tag titles coming out of the event. This didn't last long at all, but what we got was good. Chaos quickly ensued when other teams set to take part in the Crockett Cup came out and began brawling. It was a lively way to open the episode while that also hyped the tag team tournament.
 Gigi Dolin def. Jacy Jane in a Weaponized Steel Cage MatchThis was easily the best bout these two have had and it's not even close because of how their previous encounters had to be cut short. The stipulation made sense with how long they've been feuding, and hopefully this marks the end because I'm beyond ready for both of them to move onto other opponents. This was good stuff, though. I still think these two would be better together than apart at this point, but we'll see where they go from here.
 The Judgment Day Interrupted World Heavyweight Champion Seth "Freakin" Rollins and AJ StylesRollins' first night on Raw as World Heavyweight Champion was treated as a big deal, but this segment played out pretty predictably in order to set up the night's main event. Judgment Day interrupting Rollins made sense because they're basically the top heels on Raw when Brock Lesnar isn't around, but why Styles? He's a SmackDown Superstar and was beat clean by Rollins at Night of Champions. Yes, Adam Pearce acknowledged that Styles shouldn't be on Raw during a phone conversation backstage immediately afterward, but that doesn't make it much better. It's been a month since the WWE Draft and the Brand Split remains meaningless. Go figuree.
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