WWE Money in the Bank Recap
May 12, 2020
Jacob Benge provides a WWE Money in the Bank recap.
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Jacob Benge provides a WWE Money in the Bank recap.
Just five days separate Monday Night Raw and the first pay-per-view following WrestleMania 36. In the meantime, Jacob Benge recaps the latest chatter from WWE.
Jacob Benge looks at the latest news from WWE, where the Money in the Bank bout was made official and several tag-team matches took place in addition to an impromptu U.S. title match.
Jacob Benge reviews the latest chatter and news from this week’s WWE action.
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Let’s talk about the wonderful tale that is happening in Kansas City in the form of the Chiefs. You can’t say Kansas City without saying Patrick Mahomes, kind of like back in 2015 when you couldn’t say Kansas City without saying Salvador Perez.
The NFL is a crazy and wild place. A team could win the super bowl one year then be sub .500 the next year. While football may be a team sport certain individuals help their teams way more than any other player. That one player is usually referred to as the most valuable player or MVP. But some players impact the game so greatly that it goes beyond just their teams MVP but instead the leagues most valuable player.
Just five days separate Monday Night Raw and the first pay-per-view following WrestleMania 36. In the meantime, Jacob Benge recaps the latest chatter from WWE.
Jacob Benge looks at the latest news from WWE, where the Money in the Bank bout was made official and several tag-team matches took place in addition to an impromptu U.S. title match.
Jacob Benge reviews the latest chatter and news from this week’s WWE action.
The World Series is here! The Astros and Nats, just like our @jball0202 predicted, have made it. So, I brought back the Nostradamus of Baseball to the program to break down this series.
The 2019 NBA Season is upon us! I brought in @peters4523, a Basketball writer for Prep Hoops Ohio, to preview this season. We break down the winners and losers of the offseason. We gave insight as to who will make (or miss) the postseason. Also, we had MVP and Finals conversations.
How will this 2019 season turn out? Listen to the show and find out!
Luis Severino hasn’t stepped onto a Major League mound for the Yankees all season. Here’s why he will be a huge key down the stretch.
Cody Bellinger is my early favorite for National League MVP, and here is why.
Julian Edelman took home Super Bowl LIII MVP after his astounding performance to lead his Patriots to their sixth Super Bowl victory in 18 years. He hauled in ten passes for 141 yards which were good enough to be the first receiver to be named MVP since Santonio Holmes won the award after his Super Bowl XLIII performance.
Let’s talk about the wonderful tale that is happening in Kansas City in the form of the Chiefs. You can’t say Kansas City without saying Patrick Mahomes, kind of like back in 2015 when you couldn’t say Kansas City without saying Salvador Perez.
The NFL is a crazy and wild place. A team could win the super bowl one year then be sub .500 the next year. While football may be a team sport certain individuals help their teams way more than any other player. That one player is usually referred to as the most valuable player or MVP. But some players impact the game so greatly that it goes beyond just their teams MVP but instead the leagues most valuable player.
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