BSB #45: Peyton Royce Says “Don’t Waste My Time”

By Ryan Joy
Updated: March 21, 2021

Body Slam Brigade March 12, 2021

BSB #45: Peyton Royce Says “Don’t Waste My Time”

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“I have been quiet, but closed mouths don’t get paid. I’m not here to hide my talents. In fact, my talents are hidden behind the opinions of others. Why not just let me go and see what happens? . . . Stop wasting my time and give me Asuka” – Peyton Royce

Peyton Royce

The above is a snippet from an emotionally charged promo spoken by Peyton Royce on this week’s episode of Raw Talk. She spoke with purpose and power, and I think her words resonated with others because Peyton wasn’t afraid to show RAW emotion Based on what we know of Royce’s work and her opportunities, we can easily believe that everything she had to say was a true reflection of her feelings.

It’s also interesting to me that Peyton spoke those words on International Women’s Day. Royce talks about keeping silent, hiding her talents, and being unable to progress forward. In many ways, I could relate that to the struggles that women have faced in a world that isn’t consistently gender equal.

Now my interpretation might not be for everyone. That’s ok, but I bet all of us can relate with what it feels like to have our voices silenced or to have opportunities denied for pointless reasons. Hasn’t there been a time where you wished someone would let you go and “see what happens?”

Peyton’s promo was powerful because it was relatable and emotional. I felt her pain, I related to her frustration, and I empathize with her struggle.

I bet Peyton Royce gained more than a few supporters with that promo. After all that, how can you not be in her corner?

Nelio Cuomo Costa

I love chatting with Nelio who leads the efforts for South Florida’s Regional Promotion Coastal Championships Wrestling. He’s helped coordinate a number of special guests on the Daily Wrestling News Show in addition to appearing himself on three occasions. The latest of those discussions was Monday 3/8, and we talked about a ton of great CCW events, talents, and news.

CCW has an amazing lineup of shows next week that include ECW legends CW Anderson, The Sandman, and Supercrazy. Their anniversary show on 3/20 includes a ladder match, cage match, hair v. hair match, an appearance by Brutus Beefcake, and a tag team title match with the Headbangers.

The link to my interview with Nelio is below.

Next Week

I’m going to be away next week, so you won’t be getting a traditional Body Slam Brigade Newsletter. I recommend subscribing to the Minutes To Bell Time You Tube Channel and listening to our five WrestleMania Specials (one each day Monday – Friday). I think you’ll love them because we loved creating them. Watching those will more than make up for not having an issue next week. I’ll remind you again next week, but here’s the link to the Minutes To Bell Time You Tube Channel.

Have a Great Weekend!

Ryan Joy

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WrestleMania

Tickets for WrestleMania go on sale on 3/16.
WWE has officially announced two matches for WrestleMania on April 10th and 11th.
- Roman Reigns (c) v. Edge – Universal Championship
- Sasha Banks (c) v. Bianca Belair – Smackdown Championship

Hall of Fame Ceremony

WWE will hold a ceremony honoring their 2020-2021 Hall of Fame Inductees on April 6th. The special will broadcast on Peacock.
The 2020 Hall of Fame Class included The NWO, Batista, The Bella Twins, JBL, The British Bulldog, and Jushin Thunder Liger.
Molly Holly was announced for the 2021 Hall of Fame.

Fastlane

Fastlane, WWE’s next PPV, takes place on March 21st. Matches currently announced for that show include:

Sasha Banks and Bianca Belair v. Nia Jax and Shayna Baszler – WWE Tag Team Championships
Daniel Bryan v. Roman Reigns – Universal Championship

Here and There

Straight Up Steve Austin did the best rating of the season for the finale with Charlotte Flair. The audience total was 753,000.
Peyton Royce cut an emotional promo on Raw Talk. She spoke about moving across the world to pursue this dream. She looked into the camera to say “Stop Wasting My Time.”
F4W Online reports that John Lauranaitis is back as the head of talent relations for WWE. Lauranaitis last held the position following the resignation of Jim Ross in 2004 through 2012 when he resigned himself. Talent Relations will be split into two departments: Talent Management and Talent Branding. Lauranaitis is the GM of Talent Relations.
Ben Carter announced that he’ll be wrestling under the name “Nathan Frazer” going forward.
Condolences to Becky Lynch on the passing of her father.
NXT UK has a special 4PM start time.
WWE announced a two day TakeOver Event called Stand and Deliver. The first night will air in NXT’s normal time slot on the USA Network. The second night will air exclusively on Peacock. No matches have been announced at this time, but angles for future matches were started on this week’s NXT (Ciampa v. Walter, Shirai v. Gonzalez, Cole v. O’Reilly, Balor v. Kross, Knight v. Reed, etc).
William Regal announced that NXT would have their own Women’s Tag Team Championships. By virtue of being the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic Tournament winners, Dakota Kai and Raquel Gonzalez were awarded the innagural championships. That first reign was short lived as Raquel and Dakota dropped the titles to Ember Moon and Shotzi Blackheart on the same show.

Upcoming

Raw on 3/15: The Hurt Business v. The New Day – Tag Team Championship Match
Raw on 3/15: Riddle v. Ali – United States Championship Match
NXT on 3/17 – Dexter Lumis v. Austin Theory
NXT on 3/17 – Swerve Scott v. Leon Ruff
NXT on 3/17 – LA Knight’s In Ring Debut
NXT on 3/17 – Tommaso Ciampa and Timothy Thatcher v. Imperium
NXT on 3/17 – Jordan Devlin to appear on NXT.
NXT UK on 3/18 – Ilja Dragunov Speaks
Bump – Trent Seven’s Official Cruiserweight Weigh IN.
NXT UK on 3/18 – Walter Makes a Statement

Results –

Smackdown Results from 3/5

King Corbin defeats Montez Ford – 02:38
Angelo Dawkins defeats Sami Zayn – 04:21
Dominik Mysterio defats Chad Gable – 03:03
Bianca Belair defeats Shayna Baszler – 04:32
Cesaro defeats Murphy – 03:07
Daniel Bryan defeats Jey Uso – 13:16 – Steel Cage Match

205 Live Results from 3/5

August Grey and Jake Atlas defeat Tony Nese and Ariya Daivari – 07:57
Mansoor defeats Curt Stallion – 10:33

Raw Results from 3/8

Bobby Lashley defeats The Miz – 09:00
Sheamus and Drew McIntyre Ends with Referee Stop – 19:20
Xavier Woods defeats Shelton Benjamin – 03:39
Riddle defeats Slapjack – 03:53
Nia Jax and Shayna Baszler defeat Naomi and Lana – Tag Title Match – 07:40
AJ Styles defeats Randy Orton – 15:35

NXT Results from 3/10

Io Shirai defeats Toni Storm – NXT Women’s Championship – 12:03
Pete Dunne defeats Jake Atlas – 04:23
Shotzi Blackheart and Ember Moon defeat Raquel Gonzalez and Dakota Kai – NXT Women’s Tag Team Championships – 12:21
Xia Li defeats Kayden Carter – 02:13
Legado del Fantasma defeats Grizzled Young Veterans – 01:41
Finn Balor defeats Adam Cole – NXT Championship – 10:15

NXT UK Results from 3/11

Tyler Bate defeats Dave Mastiff – British Round Rules – 13:58
Teoman defeats Danny Jones – 03:34
Amir Jordan and Kenny Williams defeats Flash Morgan Webster and Mark Andrews – 10:53
Jack Starz and Piper Niven defeat Jinny and Joseph Conners – 09:41

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News and Analysis from AEW Revolution

All Elite Wrestling (AEW) held Revolution, their first major PPV event of the year, on 3/7 from Jacksonville. The show was full of surprises (not all of them great). If you would like to hear my immediate thoughts on AEW Revolution, I inserted a link to my AEW Revolution Post Show directly below this block.
Christian Cage Signs with AEW:
- Under normal circumstances, the signing of Christian Cage would have been an enormous news story. AEW’s own hype of a major star signing with the company left some fans and critics underwhelmed when AEW revealed the star to be Christian. People were hoping to see Brock Lesnar, CM Punk, or John Cena. Christian is not considered to be on the same level as those talents, which is what led to a feeling of disappointment.
- Given that AEW is not yet the financial powerhouse that WWE has become, it probably does not make sense for them to sign big money contracts with people like Brock Lesnar that would work very few dates at a very high price. That’s especially true when someone like Christian can be closer to full-time.
- All of this is not to say that Christian won’t be great. He returned to life as an active competitor in January after a long absence, and he was well received by the fans. Christian looks to be in great condition, and he could always wrestle as good as anyone.
- AEW’s hype of Christian as a Hall of Fame quality talent seems, at least to me, to be a nod to the fact that Christian has long been left out of the WWE’s Hall of Fame despite many of his peers already getting acknowledged.
- The fact that Christian appeared in WWE’s Royal Rumble does make this talent acquisition feel like a steal, which is the most exciting part of the story. Talent will certainly benefit if WWE and AEW get in any sort of talent war.
Ethan Page Signs with AEW:
- Ethan Page finished with Impact in 2020, and his departure was well documented.
- While Page’s arrival in AEW was not a surprise, it seems that most AEW fans are ready to welcome him.
- Given the existing relationship that AEW has with Impact Wrestling, this signing also loses a bit of its luster.
Maki Itoh Appears on the Buy In:
- Itoh captured the hearts and minds of anyone that saw her perform in the AEW World Title Eliminator Tournament.
- Where Itoh lacks in ring-experience, she more than makes up for in over the top charisma. She’s fun to watch and a ball of energy.
- What she says out loud and writes on Twitter is typically colorful. People like that.
The Exploding Barbed Wire Match Disappointment:
- Given the quality of work performed by Kenny Omega and Jon Moxley along with the storyline that included an apparent face turn by Eddie Kingston, it’s unfortunate that most will look upon the Exploding Barbed Wire Match with disappointment.
- In the closing moments of the show, the ring was meant to explode. Eddie Kingston rushed to the ring and when it became obvious that he wouldn’t be able to usher Moxley to safety, Kingston instead draped his own body over Moxley in an effort to shield Moxley from the explosion.
- Kingston is a hero despite the fact that the eventual explosion was little more than a few sparklers amidst boos and laugher from the crowd. Some part of the explosion obviously didn’t happen according to plan. While the match exceeded expectations and the Kingston storyline made for a compelling path forward, most people will simply remember the dud of an explosion.
Sting and Darby Prevail in a Cinematic Street Fight
- This was one of the major highlights of the show. When I spoke to Nelio Cuomo Costa (a wrestling promoter for CCW in Florida) on the Daily Wrestling News Show, he stated that this could have gone on last.
- I agree. Obviously nobody could have predicted the mishap that occurred with the Barbed Wire Match, but the return of Sting – a bon-a-fide wrestling legend – in a match where he looked fantastic was a big deal.
- The tone and production value was second to none and masterfully done. It was also the first match announced for Revolution with a build that stems from an argument between Darby Allin and Taz from a year ago.
AEW Revolution Results from 3/7
- Britt Baker and Maki Itoh defeat Thunder Rosa and Riho – 14:50
- Young Bucks defeat MJF and Chris Jericho (c) – AEW World Tag Team Championship – 17:49
- Pac and Fenix wins the Casino Tag Team Royale – 26:47
- Hikaru Shida defeats Ryo Mizunami – 15:10
- Miro and Kip Sabian defeat Chuck Taylor and Orange Cassidy – 07:53
- Adam Page defeats Matt Hardy – 14:57
- Scorpio Sky wins the Face of the Revolution Ladder Match – 23:15
- Darby Allin and Sting defeat Brian Cage and Ricky Starks – 13:48
- Kenny Omega defeats Jon Moxley – Exploding Barbed Wire Match – 25:08

Major News and Analysis from AEW Dynamite on 3/10

Based on an angle from Dynamite, Christian Cage has been positioned as the next challenger for Kenny Omega’s AEW World Championship
Eddie Kingston explained that he had an anxiety attack on AEW Revolution, which is why he needed medical attention after the bomb was a dud.
TNT had a major audio issue during the Lee Johnson and Ethan Page Match. You could obviously hear a second audio feed from an NBA Basketball game. AEW made the Johnson-Page match available for streaming.
I may be wrong, but I think the announced Thunder Rosa v. Britt Baker main event on 3/17 will be the first time women headline an AEW television broadcast.
The Original Inner Circle reformed with the inclusion of Sammy Guevara at the end of Dynamite. Santana, Ortiz, Jericho, Hager, and Guevara removed MJF from the Inner Circle. To their surprise, MJF built a faction of his own. Before the Inner Circle could get to MJF, the lights went out. When the lights came back, Wardlow, Tully Blanchard, FTR, and Shawn Spears attacked the Inner Circle. Wardlow powerbombed Jericho off the stage to close Dynamite.

Upcoming on AEW Dark Elevation on 3/15

Tony Khan announced the following matches for AEW Dark Elevation.

Riho v. Maki Itoh
Danny Limelight v. Jungle Boy
Dante Martin v. Max Caster
Tay Conti v. Ashley Vox
Brandon Cutler v. Will Hobbs

Upcoming on AEW Dynamite on 3/17

Jon Moxley and Eddie Kingston v. Good Brothers
Cody Rhodes v. Penta El Zero Miedo
Jurassic Express and Bear Country v. Matt Hardy, Private Party, Butcher, Blade
Jade Cargill in Action
Brit Batker v. Thunder Rosa – Lights Out Unsanctioned Match

AEW Dynamite Results from 3/10

Rey Fenix defeats Matt Jackson – 14:15
Cody Rhodes defeats Seth Gargis – 00:49
Ethan Page defeats Lee Johnson – 07:44
Shida, Ryo, and Thunder Rosa defeats Maki Itoh, Britt Baker, Nyla Rose – 07:51
Darby Allin defeats Scorpio Sky – 13:15

AEW Dark Results from 3/6

Natural Nightmares defeat Peter Avalon and Cesar Bononi – 3:36
Chuck Taylor defeats JD Drake – 06:24
Penta El Zero Miedo defeats Azriel – 05:11
Lance Archer defeats John Skyler – 03:03
Brian Cage and Ricky Starks defeat Angel Fashion and Fuego del Sol – 02:24
Jack Evans defeats Jake St. Patrick – 05:18
Gunn Club defeats D3 and M’Badu – 04:07
Thunder Rosa defeats Tesha Price – 04:47
Bear Country defeats Cameron Stewart and Ryzin – 03:56
Angels and Vance defeat Vary Morales and Labron Kozone – 04:46
Tay Conti defeats Leila Grey – 03:45
Matt and Mike Sydal defeat Chaos Project – 08:54

AEW Dark Results from 3/9

Powerhouse Hobbs defeats Angel Fashion – 01:23
SCU defeats Azriel and Danny Limelight – 07:33
Peter Avalon, Cesar Bononi, Ryan Nemeth defeats Aaron Solow, Brick Aldridge, and Dean Alexander – 06:25
Lee Johnson defeats Baron Black – 08:07
Stu Grayson, Evil Uno, Colt Cabana, Alex Reynolds defeat Aaron Frye, D3, Jon Cruz, Vary Morales – 05:41
Varsity Blondes defeat Cameron Stewart and Ryzin – 04:22
Diamante defeats Savannah Thorne – 03:16
QT Marshall defeats Fuego Del Sol – 07:46
Kip Sabian defeats Carlie Bravo – 06:08
Abadon defeats Katalina Perez – 03:02
Santana and Ortiz defeat Sonny Kiss and Joey Janela – 09:25

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New Japan Cup

The New Japan Cup Opening Round Concluded on 3/10.
The Second Round began 3/11 with Evil and Toru Yano being the first two wrestlers to advance to Round 3.
Tournament action continues on Saturday.
Subsequent dates for the tournament include 3/13, 3/14, 3/15, 3/16, 3/18, 3/20, 3/21

New Japan Cup USA

Lio Rush and Tom Lawlor have qualified for the New Japan Cup USA Tournament
This week’s New Japan Strong has two qualifying matches:
- Fred Rosser v. JR Kratos
- Jordan Clearwater v. Hikuleo

Results –

New Japan Strong Results from 3/5

Karl Fredericks and Alex Coughlin defeat Clark Connors and Kevin Knight – 12:41
Tom Lawlor defeats The DKC – 09:13 – NJ Cup USA Qualifying Match
Lio Rush defeats Rocky Romero – 13:58 – NJ Cup USA Qualifying Match

New Japan Cup Show Results on 3/6

Taiji Ishimori, Jay White, Chase Owens defeat Yuya Uemura, David Finlay, Toa Henare – 09:38
Jeff Cobb, Will Ospreay, Great-O-Khan defeat Bushi, Sanada, Naito – 10:55
Minoru Suzuki defeats Tomoaki Honman – NJ Cup – 14:54
Kenta defeats Juice Robinson – NJ Cup – 17:17
Shingo Takagi defeats Kazuchika Okada NJ Cup – 23:58

New Japan Cup Show Results on 3/7

Yota Tsuji defeats Yuya Uemura – 06:58
Cobb and Great-O-Khan defeats Honma and Kojima – 11:58
Taguchi, Robinson, Henare, Tanahashi defeats Kenta, Evil, Dick Togo, White – 13:11
Naito, Bushi, Sanada, Takagi defeats Sho, Goto, Ishii, Okada – 13:27
Zack Sabre Junior defeats Gabriel Kidd – New Japan Cup – 17:23
Will Ospreay defeats Hiroyoshi Tenzan – New Japan Cup – 13:33

New Japan Cup Show Results on 3/9

Evil, Bad Luck Fale, Yujiro Takahashi defeats Yuya Uemura, Yoshi-Hashi, Toru Yano – 09:23
Gabriel Kid, Tomoaki Honma, Satoshi Kojima defeats Great-O-Khan, Will Ospreay, Jeff Cobb – 08:36
Toa Henare, David Finlay, Juice Robinson, Hiroshi Tanahashi defeats Gedo, Chase Owens, Kenta, Jay White – 11:37
Sho, Hirooki Goto, Kazuchika Okada defeats Bushi, Tetsuya Naito, Shingo Takagi
Yuji Nagata defeats Yota Tsuji – New Japan Cup – 13:40
Sanada defeats Tomohiro Ishii New Japan Cup – 25:17

New Japan Cup Show Results on 3/10

Evil, Fale, Kenta, Dick Togo defeat Uemura, Juice Robinson, Yano, Tanahashi – 09:47
Great-O-Khan, Will Ospreay, Jeff Cobb defeat Honma, Nagata, Kojima – 09:10
Sho, Hirooki Goto, Tomohiro Ishii, Kazuchika Okada defeat Bushi, Tetsuya Naito, Sanada, Shingo Takagi – 10:06
David Finlay defeats Chase Owens – New Japan Cup – 11:20
Yoshi-Hashi defeats Yujiro Takahashi – New Japan Cup – 15:48
Jay White defeats Toa Henare – New Japan Cup – 24:07

New Japan Cup Show Results on 3/11

Tomohiro Ishii and Yoshi-Hashi defeat Yota Tsuji and David Finlay – 11:27
Yujiro, Fale, Jado defeat Uemura, Honma, Kojima – 10:26
Sho, Okada, Nagata, Goto defeats Bushi, Takagi, Sanada, Naito – 12:00
Henare, Robinson, Tanahashi defeat Kenta, White, Owens – 13:15
Toru Yano defeats Great-O-Khan – New Japan Cup – 13:00
Evil defeats Jeff Cobb – New Japan Cup – 23:09

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Impact Rebellion

The Next Impact Pay Per View will be Rebellion on 4/24.
Impact announced that the winner of this weekend’s championship match between Moose and Rich Swann will wrestle Kenny Omega at Rebellion in a Title v. Title match.

Sacrifice

The Next Impact Plus special will be Sacrifice on March 13th

Rich Swann (c) v. Moose – Impact World Championship
Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz (c) v. Jordynne Grace and Susan
Ace Austin v. TJP – X Division Championship
Fin Juice v. Good Brothers – Tag Titles
Deonna Purrazzo v. ODB – Knockouts Championship
Eddie Edwards v. Brian Myers – Hold Harmless Match
Decay v. Reno Scum
Cody Deaner and Joe Doering v. James Storm and Chris Sabin
Tenille and Kaleb v. Havok and Nevaeh

Impact Results from 3/9

Jazz defeats Tasha Steelz – 06:01
James Storm ad Chris Sabin defeat Rohit Raju and Shera – 10:16
Trey Miguel defeats Sam Beale – 00:45
Chris Bey defeats Ace Austin – 18:34
ODB defeats Susan – 08:06

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This Week’s Lineup

A Huge Episode of NXT this Week
Al Karl is on Assignment
Kenny Omega won the Exploding Barbed Wire Sparkler Match
Gary Mehaffy Stops by to Celebrate the Continued Reign of Kay Lee Ray
Travis and Ryan talk New Japan
Bobby Lashley defends the Championship for the First Time
Daniel Bryan seeks to ruin the WrestleMania Main Event.
Will Moose become the New Impact World Champion?

MLW Fusion Results from 3/10

Gino Medina defeats Gringo Loco – 09:16
ACH defeats Kevin Ku – 10:39
Hammerstone defeats LA Park – National Openweight Championship – 09:57

MLW Fusion March 17

Parrow v. Mil Muertes
TJP v. Bu Ku Dao
Los Parks defend Tag Team Titles against Injustice
Lio Rush will defend the Middleweight Championship against whomever signed his open contract

Never Say Never Main Event Announced for 3/31

Calvin Tankman challenges Jacob Fatu for the MLW World Championship

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19th Anniversary Show

The next Ring of Honor PPV will be their 19th Anniversary show on March 26th. This will be the first PPV since Final Battle in December. ROH has said that all championships will be defended on the show.
- Jay Lethal challenges Rush for the ROH World Championship
- EC3 v. Jay Briscoe
- Tracy Williams challenges Dragon Lee for the ROH World Television Championship

This Weekend on ROH TV

Flip Gordon vs. Flamita
Kenny King (w/Amy Rose) vs. Tony Deppen
Pure Rules Match: Dak Draper vs. Fred Yehi

The Return of the NWA on PPV and NWA POWERRR

NWA has announced Nick Aldis, Trevor Murdoch, Elijah Burke, Jordan Clearwater, Tim Storm, Aron Stevens, Slice Boogie, Crimson, and Tyrus (Brodus Clay) for their March 21 Back for the Attack Show.

Dark Side of the Ring Confidential Debuts

Conrad Thompson hosted Dark Side Show Creators Evan Husney and Jason Eisner to rewatch and discuss the season one episode “The Mysterious Death of Gino Hernandez.”
The show did 79,000 overnight viewers. Hearing from the show runners was really interesting. If you liked any of the Dark Side episodes, I do recommend watching the Confidential episodes.

Renee Paquette is a U.S. Citizen

Renee announced her citizenship on Instagram. She plans to have “10000 Budweisers and 28833992 Hot Dogs” this fourth of July

XFL and CFL Working Together

The XFL announced via their Twitter Account that they have entered into formal talks with the CFL to “collaborate, innovate, and grow the game of football.”