It is time for our Wrestlers and Wallad of the Week awards. With WWE wrestler Bronson Reed having a particularly dominant week. Each week, me and Chaos will hand out awards based on the events that occur in the world of wrestling.
Just a quick run through of the categories. There will be three awards that will be handed out, men’s wrestler of the week, women’s wrestler of the week and wallad/idiot of the week. Let’s get into this week’s awards!
Men’s Wrestler of the Week: Bronson Reed
This week belonged to ‘Big’ Bronson Reed. Although I’m still not a fan of the nickname, Bronson has undoubtedly taken a massive leap up in his career over the past month, and this week he has looked stronger than ever. Not only did he and Seth turn the heat up for their rivalry, but he also joined Solo Sikoa’s Bloodline and demolished one of the faces of WWE in Roman Reigns. It is clear to see how much potential Reed has, and it is great to see him finally living up to it and becoming one of the most feared men on the roster.
Women’s Wrestler of the Week: Naomi
Two WWE wrestlers take the awards this week, with Naomi herself playing a big role in both RAW and Smackdown. She came out to help Jade Cargill and Bianca Belair during their Women’s Tag Team Title match, while setting up her first ever appearance in a War Games match. Then to finish the week, she challenged Nia Jax in an outstanding title match which some might say is one of Nia’s best title defences to date. Despite losing the title match, Naomi has a lot of momentum right now and this week showed that. She has definitely cemented herself as a strong candidate to win the new Women’s United States Championship.
Wallad/Idiot of the Week: Netflix
Netflix made the headlines this week for all the wrong reasons. Not only did Mike Tyson and Jake Paul’s boring boxing match fail to live up to the hype, but the streaming service also gave WWE plenty to worry about as they look ahead towards their big move to Netflix. The live boxing event was filled with constant buffering as millions of fans complained about Netflix’s servers not being able to handle an event of that magnitude. We can only hope that by the time WWE makes their big move onto the streaming service, that all of these problems will have gotten sorted out.
Photo Credit: WWE & Netflix
