#give her a Drew McIntyre arc

[queenielacy]

I don’t want Liv to win the championship immediately. I want her to lose a couple times and go completely feral. We just watch her slowly fall into madness until she finally wins, only for Rhea to come back soon after and win the title back

#give me full crazy Liv #wwe #wwe raw #liv morgan #rhea ripley #give her a Drew McIntyre arc

[cousinmarcustalkswrestling]

The Five WWE MVPs of 2020

5

Asuka

It feels like WWE views Asuka as a skilled utility player instead of one of the elite talents in their company. There’s a level where that’s disrespectful and indicative of their problems, but also with a company this size it’s not the worst idea to have an elite talent bounce around different positions. No matter what was going on, Asuka approached her role with the same quirky intensity and she was a joy to watch throughout the year. She gave Becky Lynch two great matches to further legitimize her year long title reign, then had one of the best moments of the year when Becky announced her pregnancy and relinquished the title to her. She became the main opposition to the Golden Role Models in the summertime and had great matches with both Bayley and Sasha. She even gave a lot to a motivated Zelina Vega in their Clash of Champions match. Very few people are ready for Asuka.

4 

Drew McIntyre

Talk about bad timing. Imagine the biggest moment of your professional career happening at the biggest show of the year without any fans there. McIntyre had probably the biggest starmaking moment of the year when he eliminated Brock at the Royal Rumble. But instead of the epic showdown they should’ve had at Raymond James Stadium, they had a 4 minute finisher fest in front of no fans. Ay it is what it is. But even with the up and down quality of Raw throughout the year, not an iota of blame can be placed on Drew. His charisma and strong talking was on display nearly every week and he never really had a misstep the entire year. He had a great match against Seth Rollins at Money in the Bank and an underappreciated brawl against Bobby Lashley at Backlash. His Orton feud suffered from Orton problems and a stupid title switch, but their Ambulance match was great. His epic clash against Roman Reigns was one of the best matches of the year and he ended the year with a great TLC match against AJ Styles. Great job, Drew!

3

Bayley

DING DONG!! WHAT A YEAR!! Bayley really didn’t have a lot of quality opposition for her Smackdown title all year. Lacey Evans just isn’t at that level and booking didn’t put enough effort behind her feuds with Naomi and Nikki Cross. But it didn’t matter because Bayley (with Sasha) was a one woman army of entertainment this year. She was brash, enthusiastic, and almost maniacal in her heeldom. Honestly, she didn’t even need a murderers row of talent and great matches to get her over, just put a microphone in front of her and let her go. Once her and Sasha won the tag titles, they were given free reign to go to all three shows and they were the clear highlight of the company in the Summer. Her match against Asuka on the July 5 Raw is one of the best TV matches of the year and shows how refined her heel game has become in contrast to her being one of the best pure babyfaces in history. Her attack on Sasha added a brutal edge to her character and it resulted in two of the best matches of the year. Her booking post Sasha has been a little so-so, but she’s begun a fun feud with Bianca Belair to carry over into the new year. Great job, Bayley!

2

Roman Reigns

Forget everything that happened before Summerslam. He was in a terrible feud with Corbin and then he was set to face fucking Goldberg at Wrestlemania before he went on his COVID vacation. He returned at Summerslam looking super jacked and super mean. On the Smackdown between Summerslam and Payback, Roman revealed his partnership with Paul Heyman and I knew we would be getting something special from there. Roman’s cousin, Jey Uso, becoming #1 Contender for the Universal Title unleashed the Tribal Chief and he’s been a blast to watch ever since that moment. He’s a brutal dictator driven by the survival of his family which is completely dependent on his success and his reign as Universal Champion. He and Jey had two of the best matches of the year that were driven by Roman’s determination in Jey acknowledging him as the Tribal Chief of the family.

Roman really deserved this character. For the years and years that he was treated with inexplicable scorn from “fans”, he deserved to have a character arc that is treated with tremendous care and precision. Every segment involving him shows perfect characterization in how he reacts to whats going on in his world like members of Jey Uso’s survivor series team not respecting him or Kevin Owens having the unmitigated gall to have no fear in challenging him. In the ring, Roman is a brilliant blend of the vicious Shield Roman and the more dynamic Big Dog Roman. He’s brutal and mawling, but he’s still a tremendous seller and never looks unstoppable. His interpromotional match against Drew McIntyre was one of the best matches of the year and just a great display of two great modern talents locking horns and his TLC match against Kevin Owens is one of the best one on one TLC matches we’ve seen. He’s on the run of his career and we should be grateful. I acknowledge you, Roman, I acknowledge you.

1

Sasha Banks

The year started very weird for Ms. Banks. She didn’t participate in the Women’s Royal Rumble and she was absent from the Elimination Chamber card. She was just kinda floating along being Bayley’s primary support until it felt like creative actually flipped the switch and decided to A) give them more time to be the hilarious obnoxious tag team of the year and B) subtly show Sasha constantly saving and sacrificing for the team to build to an inevitable break up and feud. This rub really breathed life back into Sasha’s career which wasn’t dead at all, but was too stagnant for a talent of her caliber. They captured the tag team titles and spread their ridiculous heel joy all over the company, even returning to NXT where Sasha showed some instant electric chemistry with a future star in Shotzi Blackheart.

 The moment everything changed was the Monday Night Raw where Sasha issued a challenge….to Raw Women’s Champion Asuka. It instantly became one of the most highly anticipated matches of the year and it was Sasha’s first solo PPV match of the year. On the way to that, she returned to NXT and had a banger with the NXT’s top dog Io Shirai. They main evented that night and to date is one of only nine nights where NXT defeated AEW in total viewers. Despite the terribly booked finish, her Extreme Rules match against Asuka was one of the E’s best straight up wrestling matches of the year and ended with her as Two Belt Bankz. Her world came crashing down as she was once again unable to successfully defend the title and lost it right back to Asuka. The Golden Role Models also lost the women’s tag titles and after an unsuccessful rematch, it finally happened; Bayley snapped and assaulted her best friend, attempting to break her neck and end her career.

 Their split instantly made Sasha the biggest babyface in the company and everything from that point seemed like good old fashioned catharsis from being held back and misused through the years. She ended Bayley’s year plus reign as Smackdown Women’s Champion in one of the best Hell in a Cell matches in history. For the first time in her main roster career, she successfully defended her title and defeated Bayley in one of the best TV matches of the year. At Survivor Series, she finally cleanly defeated Asuka in a great champion vs champion match and she ended the year by having Carmella’s best match ever at TLC. This final quarter of the year was just all around tremendous for her as she had classic matches, exorcised some of her booking demons, displayed her aptitude for making anybody look great in the ring and even outside of the subjective realm of wrestling, becoming one of the primary reasons for Smackdown’s ratings surge and arguably the face of the company. This was the year of the boss, where the E finally realized the star that they had and put the power of the machine behind her. The sky is truly the limit.

#wrestling #wwe #2020 #drew mcintyre #sasha banks #roman reigns #bayley #asuka

[andsjuliet]

2020 books read

1) Red, White & Royal Blue - Casey McQuiston (Re-Read, Audiobook) / (Jan 1-Jan 1) 2) Since You’ve Been Gone - Morgan Matson (Re-Read, Audiobook) / (Jan 1-Jan 7) 3) Little Women - Louisa May Alcott (Re-Read, Audiobook) / (Jan 2-Jan 3) 4) Sounds Like Me: My Life (So Far In Song) - Sara Bareilles (Re-Read, Audiobook) / (Jan 8-Jan 8) 5) I Woke Up Dead at the Mall - Judy Sheehan (Audiobook) / (Jan 10-Jan 12) 6) A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder - Holly Jackson (Goodreads Giveaway Advanced Reader Copy) / (Jan 14-Jan 17 ) 7) The Cheerleaders - Kara Thomas / (Jan 18-Jan 19) 8) When I Was You - Minka Kent / (Jan 19-Jan 21) 9) Always Never Yours - Emily Wibberley & Austin Siegemund-Broka (Audiobook) / (Jan 21-Jan 27) 10) The Hand on the Wall - Maureen Johnson / (Jan 26-Feb 22) 11) The Haunting of Ashburn House - Darcy Coates / (Feb 23-Mar 2) 12) One of Us is Next - Karen M. McManus / (Mar 2-Mar 13) 13) The Carrow Haunt - Darcy Coates / (Mar 14-Mar 15) 14) American Royals - Katherine McGee / (Mar 20-Mar 22) 15) Tweet Cute - Emma Lord / (Mar 23-Mar 24) 16) The Unexpected Everything - Morgan Matson (Re-Read, Audiobook) / (Mar 26-Mar 27) 17) Burn for Burn - Jenny Han & Siobhan Vivian / (Mar 28) 18) Fire with Fire - Jenny Han & Siobhan Vivian / (Mar 28) 19) Ashes to Ashes - Jenny Han & Siobhan Vivian / (Mar 28-Mar 29) 20) Love & Luck - Jenna Evans Welsh / (Mar 29-April 1) 21) The Summer I Turned Pretty - Jenny Han / (April 1-April 3) 22) It’s Not Summer Without You - Jenny Han / (April 3-April 4) 23) We’ll Always Have Summer - Jenny Han / (April 4) 24) Love & Gelato - Jenna Evans Welsh / (April 5-April 6) 25) As Kismit Would Have It - Sandhya Menon / (April 6-April 7) 26) All Eyes on Us - Kit Frick / (April 9-April 12) 27) The Babysitters Coven - Kate Williams / (April 18-April 27) 28) What I Like About You - Marisa Kanter / (April 27-April 29) 29) Red, White & Royal Blue - Casey McQuiston (Re-Read, Audiobook) / (April 29-April 29) 30) Nancy Drew: The Curse - Micol Ostow / (April 30-May 1) 31) Out of Left Field - Kris Hui Lee / (May 1-May 2) 32) The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyne Hardcastle - Stuart Turton (Audiobook) / (April 20-May 5) 33) The Raven Boys - Maggie Stiefvater / (May 2-May 6) 34) If We Were Villains - M.L. Rio (Re-Read, Audiobook) / (May 6-May 8) 35) The Dream Thieves - Maggie Stiefvater / (May 7-May 12) 36) Blue Lily, Lily Blue - Maggie Stiefvater / (May 12-May 18) 37) The Henna Wars - Adiba Jaigirdar / (May 16-May 24) 38) The Raven King - Maggie Stiefvater / (May 18-May 25) 39) Break the Fall - Jennifer Iacopelli / (May 25-May 26) 40) The Foxhole Court - Nora Sakavic / (May 26-May 27) 41) The Raven King - Nora Sakavic / (May 29-May 30) 42) The King’s Men - Nora Sakavic / (May 30-May 31) 43) The Hunger Games - Suzanne Collins (Re-Read, Audiobook) / (June 1-June 1) 44) Catching Fire - Suzanne Collins (Re-Read, Audiobook) / (June 1-June 2) 45) Mockingjay - Suzanne Collins (Re-Read, Audiobook) / (June 2-June 3) 46) On the Come Up - Angie Thomas (Audiobook) / (June 4-June 5) 47) The Starless Sea - Erin Morgenstern / (June 7-June 12) 48) The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo - Taylor Jenkins Reid / (June 12-June 13) 49) The Lightning Thief - Rick Riordan / (June 13-June 15) 50) The Folcroft Ghosts - Darcy Coates / (June 19-June 20) 51) The Sea of Monsters - Rick Riordan / (June 20-June 23) 52) If We Were Villains - M.L. Rio (Re-Read, Physical + Audiobook) / (June 29-July 2) 53) The Titan’s Curse - Rick Riordan / (June 23-July 2) 54) The Battle of the Labyrinth - Rick Riordan / (July 2-July 4) 55) The Last Olympian - Rick Riordan / (July 4-July 5) 56) Beach Read - Emily Henry / (July 5-July 6) 57) Anna K - Jenny Lee / (July 7-July 7) 58) Circe - Madeline Miller / (July 9-July 10) 59) Emma - Jane Austen (Re-Read, Audiobook) / (July 12-July 15) 60) You Should See Me In a Crown - Leah Johnson (Audiobook) / (July 17-July 19) 61) The Song of Achilles - Madeline Miller / (July 21-July 23) 62) Second Chance Summer - Morgan Matson (Re-Read) / (July 25-July 28) 63) Stamped: Racism, Antiracism and You - Jason Reynolds, Ibram X. Kendi / (July 3-July 31) 64) Clique Bait - Ann Valett / (July 29-Aug 1) 65) Meet Me at Midnight - Jessica Pennington / (Aug 2-Aug 3) 66) By the Book - Amanda Sellet / (July 6-Aug 9) 67) The Black Kids - Christina Hammonds Reed (Audiobook) / (Aug 9-Aug 10) 68) She’s the Worst - Lauran Spieller / (Aug 10-Aug 10) 69) Love and Other Train Wrecks - Leah Konen / (Aug 10-Aug 12) 70) The Hate U Give - Angie Thomas (Re-Read, Audiobook) / (Aug 6-Aug 15) 71) The Poet X - Elizabeth Acevedo (Audiobook) / (Aug 16-Aug 16) 72) Fractured - Shay Siegel (NetGalley ARC) / (Aug 18-Aug 19) 73) These Witches Don’t Burn - Isabel Sterling (Re-Read) / (Aug 21-Aug 24) 74) This Coven Won’t Break - Isabel Sterling / (Aug 24-Aug 24) 75) This Spell Can’t Last - Isabel Sterling (Novella) / (Aug 24-Aug 24) 76) Save the Date - Morgan Matson (Re-Read) / (Aug 25-Aug 27) 77) I Hope You’re Listening - Tom Ryan (NetGalley ARC) / (Aug 27-Aug 28) 78) Twelfth Night - William Shakespeare (ReRead) / (Aug 12-Aug 31) 79) Boyfriend Material - Alexis Hall (Audiobook) / (Aug 31-Aug 31) 80) Only Mostly Devastated - Sophie Gonzales (Audiobook) / (Sep 1-Sep 1) 81) Where Dreams Descend - Janella Angeles / (Aug 30-Sep 5) 82) Majesty - Katherine McGee / (Sep 7-Sep 9) 83) I Killed Zoe Spanos - Kit Frick (Audiobook) / (Sep 10-Sep 11) 84) Nobody Knows But You - Anica Mrose Rissi (NetGalley ARC) / (Sep 12-Sep 12) 85) If We Were Villains - M.L. Rio (Re-Read, Audiobook) / (Sep 14-Sep 14) 86) Macbeth - William Shakespeare (Re-Read, Audiobook) / (Sep 15-Sep 15) 87) The Year Shakespeare Ruined My Life - Dani Jansen (NetGalley ARC) / (Sep 16-Sep 19) 88) Kisses and Croissants - Anne-Sophie Jouhanneau (NetGalley ARC) / (Sep 24-Sep 25) 89) The Lakehouse - Joe Clifford (NetGalley ARC) / (Sep 30-Oct 1) 90) The Poppy and the Rose - Ashlee Cowles (NetGalley ARC) / (Oct 1-Oct 7) 91) We Were Restless Things - Cole Nagamatsu (NetGalley ARC) / (Oct 8-Oct 10) 92) When Life Gives You Lemons Instead of Lattes - Rayna York (NetGalley ARC) / (Oct 11- Oct 12) 93) Where Dreams Descend - Janella Angeles (ReRead) / (Oct 17-Oct 21) 94) The Royal We - Heather Cocks & Jessica Morgan (Audibook) / (Oct 21-Oct 23) 95) The Heir Affair - Heather Cocks & Jessica Morgan (Audiiobook) / (Oct 23-Oct 24) 96) The Hollywood Jim Crow - Maryann Erigha / (Sep 30 - Oct 29) 97) Lies Like Poison - Chelsea Pitcher (NetGalley ARC) / (Oct 26 - Nov 1) 98) In Tune - Yeyet Soriano (ARC) / (Nov 2 - Nov 4) 99) Red, White & Royal Blue - Casey McQuiston (Re-Read, Audiobook) / (Nov 2 - Nov 5) 100) These Violent Delights - Chloe Gong / (Nov 6 - Nov 10) 101) Influence - Sara Shepard (NetGalley ARC) / (Nov 4 - Nov 11) 102) Ten Rules for Fakiing it - Sophie Sullivan (NetGalley ARC) / (Nov 11 - Nov 13) 103) The Worst Best Man - Mia Sosa (Audiobook) / (Nov 13 - Nov 14) 104) Sixteen Scandals - Sophie Jordan (Edelweiss+ ARC) / (Nov 15 - Nov 16) 105) The Life and (Medieval) Tiimes of Kit Sweetly - Jamie Pacton (Audiobook) / (Nov 17 - Nov 17) 106) You Have a Match - Emma Lord (NetGalley ARC) / (Nov 19 - Nov 21) 107) Be More Chill - Ned Vizzini (Audiobook) / (Nov 21 - Nov 21) 108) Dear Evan Hansen - Val Emmich (Re-Read, Audiobook) / (Nov 22 - Nov 23) 109) The Bitterwine Oath - Hannah West (ARC) / (Nov 24 - Nov 25) 110) The Gilded Wolves - Roshani Chokshi / (Nov 18 - Nov 25) 111) Rent a Boyfriend - Gloria Chao (Audiobook) / (Nov 26 - Nov 26) 112) I Love You So Mochi - Sarah Kuhn (Audiobook) / (Nov 27 - Nov 27) 113) The Twelve Dates of Christmas - Jenny Bayliss / (Nov 26 - Nov 28) 114) Wiith the Fire on High - Elizabeth Acevedo (Audiobook) / (Nov 28 - Nov 29) 115) Not Our Summer - Casie Bazay (NetGalley ARC) / (Nov 29 - Nov 30) 116) Meg & Jo - Virgina Kantra (Audiobook) / (Dec 2 - Dec 2) 117) The Honey Don’t List - Christina Lauren (Audiiobook) / (Dec 3 - Dec 3) 118) Clap When You Land - Elizabeth Acevedo (Audiobook) / (Dec 3 - Dec 3) 119) The Wedding Date - Jasmine Guillory (Audiobook) / (Dec 3 - Dec 3) 120) Perfect on Paper - Sophie Gonzales (NetGalley ARC) / (Dec 1 - Dec 4) 121) The Wedding Partty - Jasmine Guillory (Audiobook) / (Dec 6 - Dec 6) 122) If We Were Villains - M.L. Rio (Reread) / (Dec 5 - Dec 6) 123) We Are Okay - Nina LaCour (Audiiobook) / (Dec 6 - Dec 7) 124) Royal Holiday - Jasmine Guillory (Audiiobook) / (Dec 7 - Dec 7) 125) Party of Two - Jasmine Guillory (Audiobook) / (Dec 7 - Dec 7) 126) The Silvered Serpents - Roshani Chokshi (Audiobook) / (Dec 7- Dec 8) 127) Pride and Premediitation - Tirzah Price (Audiobook, NetGalley ARC) / (Dec 8 - Dec 9) 128) Faking Under the Mistletoe - Ashley Shepherd / (Dec 9 - Dec 10) 129) We Met in December - Rosie Curtis (Audobook) / (Dec 10 - Dec 11) 130) The Insomniacs - Marit Wesenbeerg (Audiobook) / (Dec 11 - Dec 11) 131) Rebecca - Daphne de Maurier (Audiobook) / (Dec 12 - Dec 13) 132) A Midsummer Night’s Scream - R.L. Stein (Audiobook) / (Dec 14 - Dec 15) 133) Julius Caesar - William Shakespeare (Audiobook) / (Dec 15 - Dec 15) 134) Maggie Finds Her Muse - Dee Ernst (NetGalley ARC) / (Dec 15 - Dec 15) 135) Don’t Tell a Soul - Kristen Miller (NetGalley ARC) / (Dec 16 - Dec 17) 136) Yesterday is History - Kosoko Jackson (NetGalley ARC) (Dec 17 - Dec 18) 137) Admission - Juliie Buxbaum (Audiobook) / (Dec 20 - Dec 20) 138) A Princess for Christmas - Jenny Holiday (Audiobook) / (Dec 20 - Dec 20) 139) I Love You So Mochi - Sarah Kuhn (Re-Read) / (Dec 19 - Dec 21) 140) RomaJuliette Christmas Short (These Violent Delights Universe) - Chloe Gong / (Dec 22 - Dec 22) 141) Roman and Jewel - Dana L. Davis (NetGalley ARC) / (Dec 22 - Dec 22) 142) That Way Madness Lies - Various Authors (NetGalley ARC) / (Dec 22 - Dec 24) 143) The Love Curse of Melody McIntyre - Robin Talley (Audiobook) / (Dec 26 - Dec 26) 144) Turning Pointe: How a New Generaton of Dancers Is Saving Ballet from Itself - Chlooe Angyal (NettGalley ARC) / (Dec 24 - Dec 26) 145) Written in the Stars - Alexandriia Bellefleur (Audiobook) / (Dec 27 - Dec 28) 146) A Midsummer Night’s Dream - William Shakespeare (ReRead, Audiobook) / (Dec 28 - Dec 28) 147) Cemetery Boys - Aiden Thomas / (Dec 27 - Dec 30) 148) Keep My Heart in San Francisco - Amelia Diane Coombs / (Dec 30 - Dec 30) 149) Felix Ever After - Kacen Callender (Audiobook) / (Dec 30 - Dec 31) 150) The Falling in Love Montage - Ciara Smyth / (Dec 31 - Dec 31)

#post: 2020 books read

[staytiny-angel]

Shai's Masterlist

I'm Shai and these are my writings! I write fan-fiction for Wrestling (Mostly for WWE but people from other promotions do pop up occasionally) and K-Pop (Mostly BTS but other groups maybe in the near future) I sometimes take requests but its not the norm for me. My writing partner and sister from another mister is @lilmissriottbliss most of my writings have her input in some way, shape, form or fashion.

If you've been following me long enough you'll notice that there are several stories missing from this list. If its not here its because I made the decision to delete it from my Tumblr because I knew it was never gonna get finished and I didn't want to get anyone's hopes up that it would. (I no longer write Aleister Black as a main character or Ambrollins) The exceptions to this are Drew McIntyre vs The World and Chase both of which will be back shortly, streamlined for easier reading. If it is on this list I PROMISE you its getting finished.

Multi-Chapter Fiction - All my multi chapter writings now live on AO3

Safe Haven

Rated: E

Co-written with @lilmissriottbliss

Pairings: Drew McIntyre/Becky Lynch, Eventually Drew McIntyre/Becky Lynch/Seth Rollins, Jon Moxley/Renee Young, Sasha Banks/Bayley/Charlotte Flair

Warnings: Violence, Language, Smut, Angst,

Summary: After an 8 year absence, 25-year-old Seth Rollins returns home to his pack but in no way resembling the Beta Werewolf that ran away after a violent misunderstanding with his brothers. Seth is feral, and trapped in a form the bitten wolf shouldn't even be capable of..he is the victim of a powerful curse Meanwhile Alpha Werewolf Drew McIntyre and his part Banshee, Part Witch mate Becky Lynch have joined the unorthodox pack of Haven in search of the final member of the triad a seer told the pair they were destined to be apart of.

Chase

Co-written with @lilmissriottbliss

Rated: E

Warnings: Graphic Violence, Language, Smut, PTSD, Nightmare Imagery

Pairings: Seth Rollins/Becky Lynch, Finn Balor/Violet Gillath-Balor (OC)

Summary: Becky Lynch’s latest mission? Track down rogue special forces officer Seth Rollins, take back the experimental weapon he stole and kill him. It sounds simple until the beautiful flame haired assassin actually meets him.

The Demon's Lair

Rated: E

Warnings: SMUT, PTSD Recovery, Mentions of Alcoholism, Suicidal Ideation, Angst

Pairings: Seth Rollins/Becky Lynch is the main pairing but they will not be in a monogamous relationship for the majority of this fic there will ABSOLUTELY be smut scenes of them with other people.

Rebecca Lynch is an old friend of Finn's from his home in Ireland and is every bit as tempestuous as her fiery hair and black and gold Harley would suggest. After the implosion of her last relationship, Becky took Finn up on his offer of a job at the Lair and moved to New York for a fresh start. While she's content to play the field at the Lair the last thing she's looking for is a new Submissive of her own, especially not one as high maintenance as the gorgeous dark-haired man currently sitting at her bar is rumored to be...

Seth Rollins is known by the inhabitants of the Lair as the untameable sub. It's said that the Army vet turned owner of his own private security firm breaks Dominants as easily as he makes millions as CEO of his company Arc Security. For all his stoic professionalism at work, Seth is a spoiled brat at heart due to his privileged upbringing and is constantly testing Dominants to finally find the one who will truly give him what he desires.

War of Hearts

Co-written with @lilmissriottbliss

Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Becky Lynch | Rebecca Knox/Seth Rollins | Tyler Black, Seth Rollins | Tyler Black/Original Female Character(s), Finn Balor | Prince Devitt/Original Female Character(s)

Seth Rollins was once known as the Bad Boy Prince of MMA, now years after a career ending knee injury he's stepping into.the Octagon again not as a competitor but as his little sister's coach.

Unfortunately for him the pretty redhead across the ring from he and Paige is not only the girl he just had a one night stand with, but the protege of the man who ended his career...Finn Balor.

Poltergeist

(ON HIATUS)

Co-written with @lilmissriottbliss

Rating: T

Warnings: Alternate Universe - High School, Angst, Foster Care, Background Relationships, Underage Drinking, Underage Smoking, Lots of it, Partying, Slow Burn, Polyamory, References to Depression, Bullying, Genderfluid Character, Closeted Character, Emotional Hurt, Family Drama. Deaf Character Implied/Referenced Alcohol Abuse/Alcoholism, Family Angst and Feels Feelings Realization

Main Pairing: Finn Balor | Prince Devitt/Seth Rollins | Tyler Black/Original Female Character {Violet Gillath}

Summary: Finn Balor didn't want to move to New York with his little sister to yet another foster home, yet at his new high school he feels drawn to resident grunge bad boy Seth Rollins and his trouble maker of a girlfriend Violet Giliath

Checkmate

Rating: Explicit (Its filth yall)

Pairing: Drew McIntyre/Seth Rollins/Becky Lynch

Warnings: SMUT, Sex Magic, Mentions of decapitation, and a severed head?

Summary: King Sethiel, Queen Rebecca and their loyal General Drew celebrate finally taking back Seth’s birthright.

Fun and Games

Rating: Explicit

Pairings: Becky Lynch/Seth Rollins, mention of Drew McIntyre/Roman Reigns

Warnings: Dom/sub, bondage, blindfold, temperature play, orgasm denial. Tiny bit of Daddykink

Summary: Becky helps Seth relax after a long week at work, then Seth turns the tables and thanks Becky for being so good to him. (AU)

When The Wolf Comes Out

Rating: Explicit

Pairing: Baron Corbin/Reader

Warnings: Smut, Daddy Kink, Spanking

Summary: Baron’s girlfriend gives him one last special present after his party’s over.

In a Minute

Rating: Explicit

Pairing: Dean Ambrose/OC (Allie), Ballins if you squint

Warnings: Language, Feels, Smut, DaddyKink, Bondage.

Summary: Allie is the girlfriend of Dean Ambrose, but Seth Rollins is her best friend ..... w here does their falling out leave her?

Caught Red-Handed

Rating: Explicit

Pairing: Finn Balor/Demon King Balor/Angeline (OC)

Warnings: Dom/Sub interactions, DaddyKink, Oral, Orgasm Denial, Threesome? (Does it count as a threesome if two of the participants share a body? I feel like this should come up more often when it comes to Finn) SO. MUCH. FLITH

Always

Rating: Explicit

Pairing: Seth Rollins/OC

Warnings: Smut, Language, Possessive Seth, name calling, Listen people, this is filth pure and simple.

Summary: Seth's girlfriend lets Drew McIntyre flirt with her, Seth is unamused.

Be My Bad Boy

Rating: Explicit (like really, this is flith)

Pairing: Seth Rollins/Celeste ‘Cece’ Milanesi-Rollins (OC)

Warnings Language, slight voyerism Dom/sub play, SMUT. ALL OF THE SMUT. Heel!Seth/Heel!OC (Is that a warning? It should be.)

Summary: Seth is in the mood to celebrate after his victory over Shinsuke Nakamura, unfortunately or fortunately depending on how you look at it his wife started the party without him.

All I want for Christmas

Rating: T

Pairing: Elias/OC

Summary: Elias has a crush on Alana but is having trouble expressing his feelings so he decides to just use the medium he knows best - music.

Just a Little Crush

Rating: M (only for cursing)

Pairing: AJ Styles/Shane McMahon

Warnings: Language, Men tions of Daddy-Kink

Summary: AJ Styles for a// his cocky attitude and ego in the ring, is a shy guy when it comes to lo ve. Sex he can handle fine but lo ve? It turns him into a babbling mess. This never pro ves itself more evident than when he develops a major crush on Shane McMahon.

#shai writes #Shai's Masterlist #Seth Rollins #Becky Lynch #Drew McIntyre #Roman Reigns #Dean Ambrose #Baron Corbin #Elias Samson #Charlotte Flair #AJ Styles #Shane McMahon #Rollynch #Charlynch #Ballins #Rolleigns #Rollintyre #Rollynchtyre #Charollynch

[samprestonbigbadabruce]

NXT Takeover: New Orleans 2018

Andrade ‘Cien’ Almas defends the NXT Championship versus Aleister Black.

Almas is a wrestler that I mainly considered an everyday jobber with NXT, being an underwhelming babyface previously in NXT, and I admit to having been majorly surprised when he defeated Drew McIntyre for the NXT Championship at NXT Takeover: WarGames. However, I must admit being impressed by Almas in his defeat of McIntyre, even if it felt like a possible transitional victory. He then followed this up with a title defence against Johnny Gargano at NXT Takeover: Philadelphia, which was an instant classic as I watched; legitimately, that match felt perfect as I watched it. In Almas, NXT currently have a Champion who could quite possibly lose his title at any time, which creates great tension in his matches, but whenever he wins, it isn’t a shock or underwhelming. For the first time in a long while, a victory for either Champion nor Challenger is guaranteed or expected.

What makes this match even more tantalising, is that if you had to pick any wrestler in NXT who you would think would be the obvious choice to win the Championship, you would pick Black. He’s currently on a great run with two back-to-back brilliant performances on the last two NXT PPVs; one a tremendously engrossing character-driven match against Velveteen Dream which made the simple act of saying a name intoxicating, and the other a badass Extreme Rules match with Adam Cole that I loved. Black could easily win on Saturday and it would make perfect sense, his unorthodox style and aura making him instantly Championship material. But he hasn’t yet been beaten in a singles match (his only pinfall loss was in a Fatal-Four-Way match to Gargano), and story wise, not only could it elevate Almas as Champion to defeat such an individual, but it could make the victory for Black in a rematch, that much sweeter. I would not be surprised if Almas wins through interference by Zelina (who has been an excellent addition to his character) or other nefarious means, and then maybe ending in a Cage match to keep Zelina out.

Almas to retain.

Ember Moon defends the NXT Women’s Championship versus Shayna Baszer.

Ember has had a very difficult role in following Asuka as Champion. After losing to Asuka twice when battling for the Championsip, it took Asuka to vacate her title due to injury after a historic 510 day reign. Moon beat Peyton Royce, Kairi Sane & Nikki Cross for the title, but since then, she’s not really cemented herself as Champion. Even her victory over Baszler at the last PPV had her suffering from an injury after being decimated throughout the match.

For me, I feel Baszler boring as a competitor, she comes across as a cliched bully, and it leaves me bored of her. Having already felt underwhelmed by their previous match, I am far from tempted by this match, and I am worried that it’s made for Baszler to win to create a heel badass, a proto-Ronda Rousey almost. I’d rather see Moon emphatically win and move on from Baszler.

Baszler to win, unfortunately.

The Undisputed Era (Adam Cole & Kyle O’Reilly) defend the NXT Tag Team Championships versus The Authors Of Pain (Akam & Rezar) versus Roderick Strong & Pete Dunne in a Triple Threat Match, Winner wins the Dusty Rhodes Classic.

I have previously thought that NXT Takeover could be improved by an extra half hour, as there are always several great wrestlers missing off the PPV (for instance, even with these large matches, we’re missing Eric Young, Tyler Bate, Nikki Cross, Kassius Ohno). Two wrestlers missed off a few times previously are Dunne and Strong, but it’s a clever move to pair them together for this tournament. The AOP are previous winners of the Dusty Rhodes and Tag Team Champions, as well as the most likely team to debut on the main roster after Wrestlemania, so despite being the heavy hitters, they are unlikely to win the titles again. So the main storyline will be the battle between The Undisputed Era and Strong/Dunne.

Bobby Fish was very unlucky to get injured recently, but seeing Cole and O’Reilly creates a more interesting story arc. This match will most likely open the show, to allow time for Cole to rest between matches, and I reckon Cole & O’Reilly will still be able to work well together, just not as flawlessly as Fish & O’Reilly. The Undisputed Era have grudges with both Strong and Dunne, Strong is viewed as generic sometimes but I always enjoy his matches, with a stiff hitting style that compliments Dunne’s bruiserweight technique. If it was just for the Dusty Rhodes Classic, I think Strong and Dunne would be a good choice, but with the titles on the line, I think it’s more likely the Era will sneak the victory, with Dunne & Strong then chasing after.

Undisputed Era to retain, just. 

Ladder Match for the NXT North American Championship: Adam Cole versus Ethan Carter III versus Killian Dain versus Lars Sullivan versus Ricochet versus Velveteen Dream.

Colour me surprised when NXT announced the decision to create a new Championship. The North American Championship has an old-fashioned, NWA/territories sound to it, which eschews to Triple-H’s style of booking and direction. The North-American Championship is a great idea as it allows other talents to have the focus on them, ones not yet prepared for the NXT Championship, but the I am slightly nervous about the fact that the UK Championship was supposed to do the same thing.

Cole is going to be appearing in two matches, and in all honesty, he doesn’t need the title. He’s enough of a snake that he’s Teflon, he could lose every match and still be doing fine. He’s more likely to be battling for the NXT Championship soon, but successfully defending the Tag Team titles will be sufficient for the moment. Velveteen Dream will most likely look very good in the match, but it does feel too soon for him to win a Championship, he’s been impressive in his matches against Ohno and Black, but still needs to iron a few kinks out.

Sullivan is tough and been surprisingly impressive, and Dain is more than just the battering ram originally suspected. The will likely end up causing a lot of damage, but most likely they will continue their own private feud and end up missing the end of the match, maybe even after throwing each other through the announce table or such. 

With the two new members of the roster, Ricochet and EC3, there’s a mild uncertainty on how likely they are to win. Ricochet is likely to be the Shelton Benjamin/RVD of the ladder match, demonstrating his high flying ability and flexibility to wow the audience, I can definitely see him stealing the spotlight in this match. But he won’t win; Ethan Carter III will most likely win. The reason for that is because he’ll be similar to Bobby Roode with the NXT Championship, a workhorse with charisma who can give the Championship some glamour, as well as being a heel to generate interest. With some excellent interviews, a few solid matches, and tremendous heat, EC3 will be a great heel for a hero to chase. And also, he was the first announced in the match, having interrupted William Regal. If that isn’t enough a rub, nothing is.

EC3 to win.

Unsanctioned Grudge Match: Johnny Gargano versus Tommaso Ciampa (If Gargano wins, he can return to NXT; If Ciampa wins, Gargano is banned forever).

Forget the NXT Championship match, forget the North Atlantic Title...this is the main event of the this Takeover. A grudge match that is THREE years in the making, with a Tag Team put together for the original Dusty Rhodes Classic, a singles match between the two in the Cruiserweight Classic, a tremendous tag team rivalry against both The Revival and The Authors Of Pain, until a heartbreaking betrayal at NXT Takeover: Chicago, with Gargano becoming the Daniel Bryan of NXT, the audience falling for his sincere, hard-working, charismatic style, myself included. Gargano struggled with the betrayal, losing several matches when distracted by the ghost of Ciampa, missing through injury but still dangerous. And then NXT Takeover: Philadelphia occurred, where Gargano stole the audience’s love with his tremendous performance against Almas, with his loss breaking hearts, to then be followed by Ciampa’s attack.

This will be Ciampa’s first match back from injury. This will not be a technical classic, or likely to be a five star match. It’s going to be akin to Shawn Michaels vs Triple-H at Summerslam 2002, it’s going to be a fight, hard hitting, and emotional. And I cannot wait for this match, even though I am torn between who will win. If Gargano was to win, he would vanquish the villain that is haunted him for so long, but if Ciampa was to win, it would cement him as the cruellest of villain, with Gargano able to be ‘promoted’ to Raw or Smackdown. And even though Gargano has defeated Ciampa before, that was when there was respect and fair-play between the two. Here, they are looking to hurt each other, and that could tie into Ciampa’s game more.

My head says Ciampa, but my heart says Gargano.

Either way...this will be one hell of a PPV, one that will definitely force Wrestlemania to raise its game.

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NXT Takeover: War Games Predictions

Gonna do some wrestling writing again because I’ve neglected this Tumblr like I said I wouldn’t do. Because I’m garbage. Let’s look at the NXT Takeover card (with the pre-show matches that will air next week) and see what’s up.

Ruby Riot vs. Sonya Deville

Ruby Riot is the best so I want her to win everything ever, but I don’t see that coming at War Games. Sonya Deville has been built up so far as an ass-kicker, and one of Ruby’s best skills is making an ass-kicking look legit. I think Deville dominates most of the match, Ruby makes a late comeback, but Deville shows an even meaner side that puts Riot away. Give Ruby a win a little bit down the road. Right now I’d like to see Deville built a little bit bigger. Pick: Sonya Deville

WWE UK Championship: Pete Dunne (c) vs. Johnny Gargano

This should be a really great match. Gargano’s maybe the best worker in NXT and Dunne’s probably the best of the WWE UK lads. Since it’s on the pre-show it might not get a ton of time, but these two could put up a hell of a sprint. If it somehow gets a decent amount of time it could potentially be on the same page as Dunne/Bate from Chicago. This is the easiest pick of the night, since the UK division is built around Dunne right now and Gargano... isn’t from the UK. It would be a real shock if Ol’ Jonathan Grapples wins this. Pick: Pete Dunne

Kassius Ohno vs. Lars Sullivan

NXT has been really good this year, and Lars has low-key been the best part of the show for the past few months. I’m excited to see Lars in a match that will presumably last a bit longer than his TV matches, and Ohno’s the perfect guy to bring that out of him. Ohno’s NXT run has been a bit disappointing for fans since he seems more like a player-coach role guy than a main eventer, but he’s still one of the best in the world. He’s gonna make Lars look like a million bucks here. Pick: Lars Sullivan

The Velveteen Dream vs. Aleister Black

This is one of the biggest toss-ups of the night. On one hand, Aleister Black’s been presented as a star and has yet to take a loss. On the other hand, The Velveteen Dream’s improved his gimmick, been solid in the ring and could use a signature win. I wouldn’t be surprised if they give Dream an upset victory here. Still, my gut says to go with Black, as I could see him being one of the next in line for the NXT Championship. Pick: Aleister Black

NXT Women’s Championship: Kairi Sane vs. Peyton Royce vs. Ember Moon vs. Nikki Cross

This is another toss-up. Kairi Sane seems like an easy pick because she’s an international star and won the Mae Young Classic. You’ve got to keep her momentum up right now. If one thing is certain about this match, she’s not eating the pin to whoever becomes champion if it’s not her. Ember Moon and Nikki Cross have been great in their roles this year, and one of them finally winning the belt after being close so many times against Asuka would work really well. Peyton Royce is a good dark horse in this match. I’d love to see her and Billie Kay atop the division before they go up to the main roster. I think that might actually be the way they go. I think Sane has the match won, Billie pulls her out of the ring and Peyton takes the victory. Pick: Peyton Royce

NXT Championship: Drew McIntyre (c) vs. Andrade ‘Cien’ Almas

McIntyre’s reign as NXT Champion has been a bit underwhelming. When he won the belt, people weren’t really too excited. He doesn’t really have the crowd behind him as champ even though he’s work has been good. I think Roddy would’ve been a better pick to take the belt off Roode, but we’re past that. So I think they should take the belt of Drew here as Almas has been getting hotter as the year’s gone on. Though, maybe it’s because I want to see the following scenario take place: Almas takes the belt, beats Drew in the rematch and beats his next challenger or two or three. Meanwhile, Johnny Gargano goes through his redemption arc and builds up momentum, becoming number one contender. Rumble or Mania weekend, Gargano finally beats Almas in their third meeting to become NXT Champion, only to be interrupted by a returning Ciampa. THIS SHIT WRITES ITSELF, HUNTER. Pick: Andrade ‘Cien’ Almas

War Games Match: Authors of Pain & Strong vs. Sanity vs. The Undisputed Era

I think this is probably the clearest choice of the marquee matches on the card. The Undisputed Era has to win this, right? They’re still relatively new to the scene and have been leaving trails of bodies throughout NXT, so to have them lose their first real marquee match as a heel stable seems stupid. Guess I wouldn’t count out Sanity as NXT has seemed pretty high on them throughout their existence. I think this should be fun even with the weird NXT War Games rules. Authors of Pain probably don’t have much of a chance here and are just gonna be here for some HOSS SPOTS. Big question for me is less who wins the match but if Roddy joins his RoH brethren by the end of the show. Pick: The Undisputed Era

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