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Topic	All-Purpose Wrestling Topic 494: But The Stock Is Up!
Steiner 02/17/20 8:32:54 AM #212:	sorry this is so late it took me ages to watch everything this week Wrestler of the Week, Week 6 - Feb 7 - 13 5. Jeff Cobb Cobb raised his profile in a big way this week, debuting on AEW as Chris Jericho's hired gun and being immediately booked in a match with one of the hottest guys in the business for next week - alongside scoring a win in Ring of Honor over Jay Lethal and Jonathan Gresham 4. Hiromu Takahashi Hiromu is seemingly out of the gates in 2020 trying to prove he's every bit Will Ospreay's equal as the centerpiece of the Junior Heavyweight division, with two straight bangers in title matches - this time with his perennial rival Ryu Lee. He then went on to make official what many had penciled in their calendar after Wrestle Kingdom - a first time ever singles match with faction leader and IWGP Champion, Tetsuya Naito at the Anniversary show on 3/3 3. Nyla Rose Nyla not only won the AEW Women's Championship from Riho on Dynamite this week, she did so in a great match that might be the best women's match in AEW to date, and coming just as Britt Baker is starting to click combines to give a feeling of a revitalized women's division. Nyla has continued to deliver in major matches and I'm interested in the division with her as champ. 2. Yuma Aoyagi This week All Japan finalized another part of their evolving main event scene as they continue to use Kento Miyahara and his incredible title reign to elevate all those around him, this time landing on former tag partner Aoyagi. While 2019 was the story of Jake Lee and Naoya Nomura both stepping up to be on that same level as Kento, 2020 started with Aoyagi doing the same. This match wasn't quite the MOTYC of Kento's matches with Lee and Nomura, but this wasn't the time for those matches - this was Aoyagi's coming out party and with this match as the first building block, I can't wait to see what Aoyagi delivers down the line 1. Jon Moxley Jon Moxley was everywhere this week - he started the week with an incredible brawl with Minoru Suzuki for the IWGP US Championship, where he would retain (against all odds) and then set up a match that should be promo of the year material - Moxley vs. Sabre. (Check out the post match comments where Moxley refers to Sabre as a human udon noodle and Sabre calls him Jonathan, great stuff) He would then fly over to the states to wrestle a shockingly great main event with Santana, before setting up a hot match with Jeff Cobb next week. He'd cap the week off with being announced for OTT's Scrappermania in March, coming to Europe for the first time since leaving WWE and setting up ANOTHER hot match with David Starr. What an all star list of upcoming opponents for Moxley - and obviously, his AEW Championship match with Chris Jericho is just two weeks away. --- Advokaiser makes me feel eternal. All this pain is an illusion. <cite>Steiner posted [p:934494777] in All-Purpos... [t:78378014]...</cite> <quote>sorry this is so late it took me ages to watch everything this week Wrestler of the Week, Week 6 - Feb 7 - 13 5. Jeff Cobb Cobb raised his profile in a big way this week, debuting on AEW as Chris Jericho's hired gun and being immediately booked in a match with one of the hottest guys in the business for next week - alongside scoring a win in Ring of Honor over Jay Lethal and Jonathan Gresham 4. Hiromu Takahashi Hiromu is seemingly out of the gates in 2020 trying to prove he's every bit Will Ospreay's equal as the centerpiece of the Junior Heavyweight division, with two straight bangers in title matches - this time with his perennial rival Ryu Lee. He then went on to make official what many had penciled in their calendar after Wrestle Kingdom - a first time ever singles match with faction leader and IWGP Champion, Tetsuya Naito at the Anniversary show on 3/3 3. Nyla Rose Nyla not only won the AEW Women's Championship from Riho on Dynamite this week, she did so in a great match that might be the best women's match in AEW to date, and coming just as Britt Baker is starting to click combines to give a feeling of a revitalized women's division. Nyla has continued to deliver in major matches and I'm interested in the division with her as champ. 2. Yuma Aoyagi This week All Japan finalized another part of their evolving main event scene as they continue to use Kento Miyahara and his incredible title reign to elevate all those around him, this time landing on former tag partner Aoyagi. While 2019 was the story of Jake Lee and Naoya Nomura both stepping up to be on that same level as Kento, 2020 started with Aoyagi doing the same. This match wasn't quite the MOTYC of Kento's matches with Lee and Nomura, but this wasn't the time for those matches - this was Aoyagi's coming out party and with this match as the first building block, I can't wait to see what Aoyagi delivers down the line 1. Jon Moxley Jon Moxley was everywhere this week - he started the week with an incredible brawl with Minoru Suzuki for the IWGP US Championship, where he would retain (against all odds) and then set up a match that should be promo of the year material - Moxley vs. Sabre. (Check out the post match comments where Moxley refers to Sabre as a human udon noodle and Sabre calls him Jonathan, great stuff) He would then fly over to the states to wrestle a shockingly great main event with Santana, before setting up a hot match with Jeff Cobb next week. He'd cap the week off with being announced for OTT's Scrappermania in March, coming to Europe for the first time since leaving WWE and setting up ANOTHER hot match with David Starr. What an all star list of upcoming opponents for Moxley - and obviously, his AEW Championship match with Chris Jericho is just two weeks away. --- Advokaiser makes me feel eternal. All this pain is an illusion.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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