Editor: Hey there from the sports desk—tonight we’re taking a tour across the wrestling world, with two voices guiding the ride. I present to you, Ed and Gordon!

Gordon: Thank you, Scott. There is a lot going on in today’s blog. ROH, Stardom, wXw, NOAH and AJPW all have results that will factor into this week’s Power Rankings. But, first let’s take a look at the news.

Headlines

• PAC passes away at 40: Former AEW World Trios Champion and ex-WWE star PAC has died at the age of 40, sending shockwaves through the global wrestling community. Tributes have poured in from promotions on both sides of the Atlantic, reflecting how much his intensity and creativity changed modern high‑flyer wrestling.
• Tony Schiavone echoes a legendary call for Steven Borden: On a recent AEW broadcast, Tony reached back into history and recreated his iconic “It’s Sting!” energy—this time for Steven Borden. The idea was to underline Steven’s connection to his father’s legacy while signaling that he’s stepping into his own spotlight, not just living in the shadow of the face-painted icon.
• Dark Side of the Ring launches Jim Cornette–focused spinoff: A new offshoot of Dark Side of the Ring has debuted, centered around Jim Cornette’s long, controversial journey through wrestling. The series promises deep dives into territory days, modern locker rooms, and the friction between old‑school philosophy and today’s product.

🟦 Sports Desk Review — ROH TV (September 24, 2026)

Credit: Fightful

⭐ Ed at the sports desk

“Partner, Ring of Honor rolled out a tight, purposeful episode this week — champions testing newcomers, factions shifting, and a trios title match that showed exactly how deep ROH’s roster runs right now.”

⭐ Gordon’s match‑by‑match breakdown

Men’s Pure Championship — Proving Ground

Lee Moriarty (c) def. Serpentico Moriarty treated this like a technical sparring session — wrist control, mat transitions, and steady pressure. Serpentico tried to break rhythm with speed bursts, but Moriarty’s composure carried him through. A clean, confident win that reinforces why he’s the Pure division’s anchor.

Women’s Pure Championship — Proving Ground

Deonna Purrazzo (c) def. Rebecca Scott Scott came in hungry, pushing tempo early, but Purrazzo’s precision shut that down fast. She worked the arm, slowed the pace, and forced Scott into defensive scrambles. A decisive victory, followed by Purrazzo reminding everyone that Emi Sakura could’ve asked for a title shot instead of blindsiding her last week.

Mark Davis def. Main Man Oro

A heavyweight collision — Davis used power and pace, overwhelming Oro with clubbing strikes and a slam‑heavy offense. Oro fired back with bursts of agility, but Davis stayed on him and closed strong. A statement win for Davis as he continues climbing the ROH singles ladder.

The IInspiration segment with Caprice Coleman

The IInspiration sat down with Caprice and made it clear: they’re done waiting and are officially targeting ROH gold. No jokes, no fluff — just intent.

Billie Starkz & Athena def. VertVixen & Viva Van

Starkz and Athena worked like a well‑oiled machine — Starkz flying around with reckless energy, Athena grounding the match with power. VertVixen and Van had moments of sharp teamwork, but the champions‑in‑spirit duo shut it down. Starkz scored the fall, and Athena’s approval afterward said plenty.

Tommy Billington def. Alan Angels

A fast, gritty bout — Angels tried to dictate pace with strikes and misdirection, but Billington’s intensity won out. He strung together tight suplexes and a nasty finishing sequence to secure the pin. Billington continues to look like one of ROH’s most dangerous rising names.

Preston Vance def. Jarett Diaz

Diaz brought speed and creativity, but Vance’s strength advantage was too much. After the match, Evil Uno and Alex Reynolds embraced Vance — but John Silver refused, planting seeds of tension inside the Dark Order.

ROH World Trios Championship

Lethal Twist (Jay Lethal, Blake Christian, Lee Johnson) def. The Dark Order (Evil Uno, John Silver, Alex Reynolds) A lively trios match with momentum swings all over the place. Lethal Twist blended veteran savvy with youthful explosiveness, while Dark Order leaned into their trademark cohesion. In the end, Lethal Twist found the opening, hit their closing sequence, and walked out with the belts — leaving the Dark Order’s internal fractures more visible than ever.

⭐ Ed’s ROH closing note

“ROH didn’t waste a second — champions sharpened their edges, contenders made noise, and the trios division delivered a main event that felt like a snapshot of everything ROH does well.”

⭐ Gordon’s ROH closing note

“Technical wrestling, faction drama, rising stars — this episode had all the ROH signatures. If this is the pace they’re setting heading into October, the rest of the field better keep up.”

Stardom – (Sept 22, 23, 26)

⭐ STARDOM WEEKLY (Ed & Gordon Sports Desk Edition)

🔥 Credit: Cagematch.

STARDOM FANS — buckle up! Your weekly Sports Desk Breakdown is here, and Ed & Gordon are calling it like only they can: sharp, authoritative, and full of that classic broadcast energy.

🎤 Ed opens the sports desk:

“Partner, Stardom’s Silver Week Tour didn’t just roll on — it roared. Every stop felt like a roster trying to outdo itself, factions tightening their grip, and champions proving why they sit at the top of the mountain.”

🎙️ Gordon’s match‑by‑match spotlight (Sept. 22–26, 2026)

09/26 — Silver Week Tour Tag 5 (Osaka)

• Kikyo Furusawa & Rian outmaneuver HANAKO & Waka Tsukiyama in a crisp opener.
• Cosmic Angels (Natsupoi & Yuna Mizumori) shine with fluid teamwork over Kotatsu & Ito.
• God’s Eye (Ami Sourei & Ranna Yagami) shut down HATE’s chaos (Fukigen Death & Rina).
• AZM & Utami Hayashishita deliver a standout win over Hina & Lady C.
• Maika & Neo Genesis (Ema Maishima, Mei Seira & Starlight Kid) overwhelm Fuwa‑chan, Koguma & Mi Vida Loca (Akira Kurogane & Suzu Suzuki).
• HATE’s various units dominate the mid‑card with back‑to‑back victories. HATE (Azusa Inaba, Bea Priestley & Konami) defeat Cosmic Angels (Anne Kanaya, Aya Sakura & Saori Anou) (10:59)
• HATE (Momo Watanabe, Natsuko Tora & Ruaka) defeat STARS (Hanan, Matoi Hamabe & Saya Iida) (10:21)
• Saya Kamitani closes the night with a strong singles win over Miyu Amasaki.

09/23 — Tag 4 (Shimonoseki)

• STARS (Hanan & Saya Iida) pick up a clean win over Furusawa & Rian.
• Miyu Amasaki edges Matoi Hamabe in a tight singles bout.
• HATE (Azusa Inaba & Rina) continues their faction momentum with a win over Fuwa‑chan & Hazuki.
• AZM, Koguma, Maki Ito & Utami Hayashishita defeat God’s Eye (Ami Sourei, Lady C, Ranna Yagami & Syuri) in a fast-paced 8 woman match.
• Mi Vida Loca (Akira Kurogane, Rina Yamashita & Suzu Suzuki) score a decisive trios victory over Hai High Mate (HANAKO & Maika) & Waka Tsukiyama.
• HATE’s five‑woman squad (Konami, Momo Watanabe, Natsuko Tora, Ruaka & Saya Kamitani) closes the show with a commanding win over Cosmic Angels (Anne Kanaya, Aya Sakura, Natsupoi, Saori Anou & Yuna Mizumori).

09/22 — Tag 3 (Fukuoka)

• Neo Genesis (AZM & Amasaki) stay sharp with a win over Furusawa & Rian.
• HANAKO & Waka Tsukiyama defeat Kanaya & Sakura.
• HATE (Inaba, Konami, Tora) overpower God’s Eye (Ami Sourei, Lady C & Syuri).
• Cosmic Angels (Natsupoi, Saori Anou & Yuna Mizumori) rally to beat Mi Vida Loca (Akira Kurogane, Rina Yamashita & Suzu Suzuki).
• Rina scores a singles win over Ranna Yagami.
• HATE’s trio (Watanabe, Ruaka, Kamitani) beat STARS (Hanan, Matoi Hamabe & Saya Iida).
• Maika, Maki Ito & Utami Hayashishita close with a strong trios victory over Fuwa-chan & FWC (Hazuki & Koguma).

🎤 Ed’s closing note:

“Stardom’s touring schedule is a gauntlet — and the athletes aren’t just surviving it, they’re thriving. Every faction has a statement to make, and every night feels like a chapter in a bigger war.”

🎙️ Gordon’s closing note:

“What stands out is consistency. God’s Eye, HATE, Cosmic Angels — each group is sharpening its identity. And the younger talent? They’re not waiting their turn. They’re taking it.”

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🟦 Sports Desk Rundown — wXw (Sept. 24–27, 2026)

Ed & Gordon calling the action from the sports desk.

⭐ Ed opens the sports desk

“Partner, wXw’s Grand Prix stretch felt like a promotion running at full throttle — tournaments tightening, titles flipping, and a weekend where every match seemed to push someone’s fate forward.”

⭐ Gordon’s match‑by‑match breakdown

📅 September 27, 2026 Credit: cagematch.net

wXw We Love Wrestling – Event @ Turbinenhalle in Oberhausen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland
Manami defeats Stephanie Maze (6:10)
Swole Patrol (M4 & Tim Koslowski) defeat Better Together (Hadar Horvitz & Ori Gold) (7:10)
Aleksander Bellamy defeats Elliot Tyler (4:32)
BestBros (Baliyan Akki & Mei Suruga) defeat Roadkill (Aeron & Conn Kelly) (9:16)
Tag Team: CSI (Luca de Leone & Nordino) defeat Francisco Damiao & Sam Della Valle) (8:43)
Madison Marley defeats Killer Kelly by DQ (1:02)
Killer GOAT (Killer Kelly & Myron Reed) defeat Katsuya Murashima & Madison Marley (7:32)
Sinner And Saint (Judas Icarus & Travis Williams) defeat Quick And Dirty (Hugo Brand & Niklas Bock) (10:37)

📅 September 27, 2026 — Grand Prix Tag 3 (Oberhausen)

• König der Catcher Block A: Katsuhiko Nakajima vs. Thomas Shire ends in a time‑limit draw, both men refusing to give an inch.
• Block A: Dennis Dullnig outlasts 1 Called Manders, grinding him down for the win.
• Block B: Dieter Schwartz advances after Axel Tischer forfeits.
• European Title: Laurance Roman shocks Dieter Schwartz to become the new champion.
• Block B: Elijah Blum edges Peter Tihanyi in a tight technical bout.
• Jane Nero scores a singles win over Kay Lee Ray.
• World Tag Team Tournament Final: Greedy Souls defeat Hyperactive to claim the tournament.
• König der Catcher Final: Dennis Dullnig wins the entire tournament, beating Elijah Blum.
• Femmes Fatales Final: Chihiro Hashimoto defeats Kanji to become the new wXw Women’s World Champion.

📅 September 26, 2026 — Grand Prix Tag 2 (Matinee)

• Tag Tournament First Round: The Grind (Laurance Roman & Nick Schreier) defeat 10 10 Next Level (Aleksander Bellamy & Alex Duke).
• Femmes Fatales First Round: Kanji beats Madison Marley.
• Block A: Dullnig defeats Shire.
• BestBros & Zoltan take a trios win over Quick & Dirty (Hugo Brand & Niklas Bock) & Stephanie Maze.
• Tag Tournament First Round: Planet Gojirah (Marc Empire & Robert Dreissker) beat Better Together (Hadar Horvitz & Ori Gold).
• Femmes Fatales First Round: Jane Nero defeats Killer Kelly.

📅 September 26, 2026 — Grand Prix Tag 2 (Evening)

• Block A: Manders defeats Nakajima in a bruising fight.
• Block B: Blum defeats Schwartz.
• Hyperactive (Anita Vaughan & Safire Reed) beat Madison Marley & Manami.
• Femmes Fatales Semis: Kanji defeats Kay Lee Ray; Hashimoto defeats Jane Nero.
• Tag Tournament Semis: Greedy Souls(Brendan White & Danny Jones) beat The Grind.
• Unified World Title: Ahura retains against Myron Reed in a 19‑minute main event.

📅 September 25, 2026 — Extreme Wrestling Party (11 p.m.)

• Tornado Tag: nBo defeat FSK in a wild opener.
• Kuro beats Leedz Lewis.
• Kanji defeats Katsuya Murashima.
• Hardcore Title — Falls Count Anywhere: Killer Kelly dethrones Steph De Lander to become new champion.
• World Tag Team Title: CSI retain over Sinner & Saint.
• Myron Reed defeats Zoltan.
• Unified World Title — No DQ: Ahura survives Joey Janela in a 38‑minute war.

📅 September 25, 2026 — Grand Prix Tag 1

• Block B: Axel Tischer defeats Elijah Blum.
• Block B: Peter Tihanyi defeats Schwartz.
• Tag Tournament First Round: Greedy Souls beat Quick & Dirty.
• Femmes Fatales First Round: Hashimoto beats Manami.
• Tag Tournament First Round: Hyperactive beat BestBros.
• Femmes Fatales First Round: Kay Lee Ray beats Stephanie Maze.
• Block A: Nakajima defeats Dullnig.
• Block A: Thomas Shire defeats Manders.

📅 September 24, 2026 — Inner Circle 20 (Gelsenkirchen)

• Nordino defeats Dreissker.
• Sinner & Saint beat Roadkill.
• Anita Vaughan defeats Emzy Allosa.
• Murashima beats M4.
• Better Together & Killer Kelly defeat 10 10 Next Level & Jane Nero.
• Myron Reed beats Hugo Brand.
• Safire Reed beats Allie Katch.
• Greedy Souls defeat Cowboy Way.

⭐ Ed’s closing note

“From the Grand Prix brackets to the Femmes Fatales shake‑ups, wXw delivered a weekend that felt like a pressure cooker — champions tested, challengers emerging, and a roster that refuses to slow down.”

⭐ Gordon’s closing note

“The story of the week is momentum. Dullnig’s tournament run, Hashimoto’s title win, and Ahura’s iron‑man defense all point to a promotion where every division is shifting at once.”

Pro Wrestling NOAH – N‑1 Victory 2026 (Sept 22–26)

Ed: Now we’re on solid ground—NOAH’s N‑1 Victory 2026 has been roaring through Japan, and these results are locked in.

Sept 22, 2026 – Act City Hamamatsu

• Team 2000X vs White Raven Squad: Masa Kitamiya, OZAWA and Tadasuke scored a decisive win over HAYATA, KENTA and Tetsuya Endo, giving Team 2000X momentum in the tournament.
• Kouga & Yuto Koyanagi vs Hiroya Namiki & Manabu Soya: Kouga and Koyanagi picked up a tag victory, tightening the mid‑card race.
• Six‑man tag – veterans vs Los Tranquilos de Japon: Katsumi Inahata, Mohammed Yone and Naomichi Marufuji toppled BUSHI, RYUSEI and Tetsuya Naito, a big feather in the cap for NOAH’s stalwarts.
• Block A – Takashi Sugiura vs Alpha Wolf: Sugiura edged Alpha Wolf to move up in Block A.
• Block A – Yoshiki Inamura vs CHEN: Inamura outlasted CHEN, adding crucial points.
• Team 2000X juniors vs Alejandro’s side: Jun Masaoka, Kai Fujimura and YO‑HEY beat Alejandro, Daiki Odashima and Dragon Bane.
• Block A – Shane Haste vs Yuki Iino: Haste continued his strong run, handing Iino another loss.
• Block A – Kaito Kiyomiya vs Kazuyuki Fujita: Kiyomiya defeated Fujita, reinforcing his status as a tournament favorite.

Sept 23, 2026 – Korakuen Hall

• Eight‑man tag – rising heavyweights: Atsushi Kotoge, CHEN, Yoshiki Inamura and Yuki Iino overcame Hiroto Tsuruya, Hiroya Namiki, Kaito Kiyomiya and Kazuyuki Fujita.
• Team 2000X juniors vs Odashima’s trio: Jun Masaoka, Tadasuke and YO‑HEY again bested Daiki Odashima, Dragon Bane and Yuto Koyanagi.
• Los Tranquilos de Japon vs Marufuji & White Raven Squad: BUSHI, RYUSEI and Naito faced Marufuji, HAYATA and Shane Haste, but the match ended in a no‑contest, adding drama to faction tensions.
• Block B – Titus Alexander vs Tetsuya Endo: Alexander defeated Endo to climb the Block B standings.
• Block B – Kouga vs Manabu Soya: Kouga picked up a key win over Soya.
• Block B – KENTA vs Masa Kitamiya: KENTA finally got on the board, beating Kitamiya.
• GHC Junior Heavyweight Title – Kai Fujimura (c) vs Alejandro: Fujimura retained after a hard‑fought match, solidifying his junior ace credentials.
• Block B – Kenoh vs OZAWA: Kenoh prevailed over OZAWA in a lengthy battle, tightening the top of Block B.

Sept 25, 2026 – Sendai PIT

• Ten‑man tag – mixed blocks: Hiroto Tsuruya, Kenoh, Kouga, Naomichi Marufuji and Titus Alexander defeated Black Menso‑re, Hiroya Namiki and White Raven Squad’s HAYATA, KENTA and Tetsuya Endo.
• Team 2000X vs Los Tranquilos de Japon: Kitamiya, OZAWA and Tadasuke upset BUSHI, RYUSEI and Naito, a big statement win.
• Block A – Alpha Wolf vs CHEN: Alpha Wolf beat CHEN to stay in contention.
• Block A – Yuki Iino vs Kaito Kiyomiya: Iino shocked Kiyomiya, handing him a rare loss.
• Team 2000X juniors vs Alejandro’s trio: Jun Masaoka, Kai Fujimura and YO‑HEY again defeated Alejandro, Odashima and Dragon Bane.
• Block A – Kazuyuki Fujita vs Yoshiki Inamura: Fujita rebounded with a win over Inamura.
• Block A – Shane Haste vs Takashi Sugiura: Haste scored a big victory over Sugiura, tightening the block race.

Sept 26, 2026 – Hachinohe Yutori Hall

• Eight‑man tag – Kiyomiya’s squad vs White Raven Squad: Kaito Kiyomiya, Kazuyuki Fujita, Yoshiki Inamura and Yuto Koyanagi defeated CHEN, Hiroya Namiki and White Raven Squad’s HAYATA and Shane Haste.
• Los Tranquilos de Japon vs Marufuji’s trio: BUSHI, RYUSEI and Naito beat Hiroto Tsuruya, Naomichi Marufuji and Yuki Iino.
• Block B – KENTA vs Titus Alexander: KENTA continued his comeback, defeating Alexander.
• Block B – Kenoh vs Manabu Soya: Kenoh added another win, besting Soya.
• Six‑man tag – Alejandro’s side vs Team 2000X juniors: Alejandro, Daiki Odashima and Dragon Bane defeated Kai Fujimura, Tadasuke and YO‑HEY.
• Block B – OZAWA vs Masa Kitamiya: OZAWA scored a crucial victory over Kitamiya.
• Block B – Tetsuya Endo vs Kouga: Endo won a long main event over Kouga, keeping Block B wide open.

Credit: cagematch.net

(27.09.2026) NOAH N-1 Victory 2026 – Tag 12 – Online Stream @ Light Cube Utsunomiya in Utsunomiya, Tochigi, Japan

• N-1 Victory 2026 Block B: KENTA [6] defeats Kouga [4] (6:27)
• N-1 Victory 2026 Block A: Kazuyuki Fujita [6] defeats Yuki Iino [4] (3:58)
• N-1 Victory 2026 Block B: Titus Alexander [8] defeats Manabu Soya [4] (12:05)
• N-1 Victory 2026 Block A: Yoshiki Inamura [9] defeats Takashi Sugiura [6] (9:51)
• Ryo Hoshino, Satsuki Nagao, Shoki Kitamura & Takumi Baba defeat Alejandro, Dragon Bane, Hiroto Tsuruya & Yuto Koyanagi (11:20)
• N-1 Victory 2026 Block B: OZAWA [10] defeats Tetsuya Endo [8] (5:43)
• N-1 Victory 2026 Block A: Shane Haste [10] defeats Alpha Wolf [8] (16:34)
• N-1 Victory 2026 Block B: Masa Kitamiya [8] defeats Kenoh [8] by Count Out (16:19)
• N-1 Victory 2026 Block A: Kaito Kiyomiya [11] defeats CHEN [4] (17:09)

All Japan Pro Wrestling (AJPW) – Oudou Tournament 2026 (Sept 22, 2026)

Gordon: Over to All Japan, where the Oudou Tournament reached its climax on September 22 at Korakuen Hall.

Sept 22, 2026 – Oudou Tournament Tag 7

• Oudou Tournament Semi‑Final – Ryuki Honda vs Xyon: Honda advanced by defeating Xyon in just over nine minutes, punching his ticket to the final.
• Oudou Tournament Semi‑Final – Yuma Aoyagi vs Yuma Anzai: In a lengthy, dramatic bout, Aoyagi overcame Anzai to set up the final showdown.
• Saito Brothers & Naruki Doi vs HAVOC & Daisuke Sekimoto: Jun Saito, Rei Saito and Naruki Doi beat Oddyssey, Shotaro Ashino and Sekimoto, giving the Saito camp a strong night.
• Hokuto Omori, MUSASHI & Rising HAYATO vs Dan Tamura, Seigo Tachibana & Shota Kofuji: Omori, MUSASHI and HAYATO took the victory, keeping the junior scene lively.
• Go Shiozaki, Hideki Suzuki, Timothy Thatcher & Yasutaka Yano vs Hyo Ogawa, Kento Miyahara, Kuma Arashi & Ren Ayabe: Shiozaki’s team defeated the Miyahara‑led side in a heavyweight showcase.
• Oudou Tournament Final – Ryuki Honda vs Yuma Aoyagi: Honda capped his run by beating Aoyagi in a 25‑minute main event, winning the Oudou Tournament 2026 and positioning himself squarely in All Japan’s top mix.

News and rumor notes

Ed: Across these promotions, the week’s chatter has circled around tournaments and legacies—NOAH’s N‑1 shaping its heavyweight hierarchy, AJPW’s Oudou Tournament crowning Honda, and the broader industry reacting to PAC’s passing.

Gordon: Add in Tony’s echo of a legendary call for Steven Borden and a Cornette‑centric documentary spinoff, and you’ve got a week where history and present day are constantly colliding—old voices, new faces, and tournaments that decide who carries the next era.

Power Rankings

1. Aaron Wolf (NEVER Openweight Champion), Taichi & Yuya Uemura 5-0 NJPW
2. Greedy Souls (Brendan White & Danny Jones) 4-0 wXw
3. Shane Haste 3-0 NOAH
4. KENTA 3-0 NOAH
5. Team 2000X (Jun Masaoka, Kai Fujimura (GHC Junior Heavyweight Champion) & YO-HEY) 3-0 NOAH
6. Persephone (CMLL World Women’s Champion, TBS Champion) 3-0 CMLL, AEW
7. Taisei Nakahara 3-0 NJPW
8. Chihiro Hashimoto (wXw Women’s World Champion) 3-0 wXw
9. Team 2000X (Masa Kitamiya, OZAWA & Tadasuke) 2-0 NOAH
10. New Level (Kofi & Austin Creed) & Swerve Strickland (AEW World Trios Champions) 2-0 AEW
11. Kevin Knight & Kyle Fletcher 2-0 AEW
12. Andrade El Idolo (AEW National Champion) 2-0 CMLL
13. Soberano Jr. 2-0 CMLL
14. Los Hermanos Chavez (Angel de Oro & Niebla Roja) (CMLL World Tag Team Champions, NJPW STRONG Tag Team Champions) 2-0 CMLL
15. War Dragons (Drilla Moloney & Shingo Takagi) 2-0 NJPW
16. Unbound Co. (Robbie X, Shingo Takagi, Taiji Ishimori & Yota Tsuji (IWGP Heavyweight Champion)) 2-0 NJPW
17. House Of Torture (Dick Togo & Shun Skywalker) 2-0 NJPW
18. United Empire (Great-O-Khan, HENARE (IWGP Tag Team Champions, NEVER Openweight Six Man Tag Team Champions), Jake Lee & Jakob Austin Young) 2-0 NJPW
19. House Of Torture (DOUKI & SHO) 2-0 NJPW
20. Meto (OVW Media Champion) 2-0 OVW
21. Ryuki Honda (AJPW TV Six Man Tag Team Champion) 2-0 AJPW
22. Kanji 3-1 wXw
23. Ahura (wXw Unified World Wrestling Champion) 2-0 wXw
24. CSI (Luca de Leone & Nordino) (wXw World Tag Team Champions) 2-0 wXw
25. Kazuyuki Fujita 2-1 NOAH

Ed: From the sports desk, that’s the snapshot—tournaments decided, blocks shaken up, and the business reflecting on one of its most intense performers in PAC.

Gordon: Different rings, different countries, but the same heartbeat: competition, legacy, and the next contender waiting in the wings. When you’ve got your Power Rankings ready, we’ll be right here to call the plays all over again.