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The transcript captures a live, high‑energy broadcast of a WWE 2K25‑themed event featuring a No‑Disqualification Triple Threat match that transitions into a Casket match. Commentators Michael Cole, Corey Graves, and Wade Barrett provide play‑by‑play narration, describing a relentless back‑and‑forth of strikes, reversals, signature moves, and near‑falls involving wrestlers such as Xavier Woods (also known as Zero), Shayna Baszler, Dakota Kai, Johnny Gargano, Gunther, and others. Throughout the commentary the announcers repeatedly reference the match’s unique stakes: a win keeps the competitor in the real‑world WWE universe, while a loss sends them back into the WWE 2K25 video‑game realm. The dialogue blends detailed move‑by‑move analysis, strategic insights, meta‑commentary about the video‑game armor and rules, and frequent crowd interjections (Speakers D/E) that add excitement, profanity, and occasional humor. The narrative builds toward a climactic struggle to close a casket, with both sides displaying extreme resilience, culminating in a chaotic, unresolved finish that underscores the existential “digital vs. physical” theme of the event.
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We've already seen this competitor beat one representative of the Dakota Kai, Johnny Gargano dynamic duo. What are their chances in tonight's Triple Threat?
Remember, tonight the Kaya and I won't be working together.
It's everyone hit hard and straight into the pin.
Hurricane Rana!
Unbelievable athleticism. Acrobatics like that. Take a tremendous amount of cardio and strength. He's doing everything he can to fight out of this tough spot.
Headed out to ringside now. What does he have planned? Vicious kicks to the jaw, and any one of those shots could take you out for good. Punch lands, and it seems like you have to be at least a little sadistic to be victorious in a No DQ match.
Oh, come on, Cole, it's not about being sadistic, it's about being smart. There's no safety net in a No Disqualification match, and that's a big factor in succeeding. There's nothing sadistic about it. Side Russian leg sweep, takedown, and rapid-fire rights over and over.
Something was being held back with each of those strikes. Roundhouse combo, cover here.
Is it enough?
Gets the shoulder up after one.
That's still a quick kick out at this point.
Back into the ring here.
Oh God, denied with an elbow.
Kick!
Super kick!
Some intimidation tactics from Johnny Gargano.
What a punch!
Double axe handle!
Big offense could be coming here.
He counters with a great reversal.
And strikes!
Turned it around with a reversal.
Outrageous athleticism on the Hurricanrana. Sometimes you just got to show off and show out. Oh, and a rear superkick from behind.
Nasty.
Here's the pin.
She overcomes the pinfall attempt.
Not time to expect victory yet. Ah, club with the right forearm!
He'll make his way to the ring.
Ouch!
She counters it. Oh, what a windup! Snapmare takedown! Inside cradle applied, shoulders down!
That was on target. Hard to remain on your feet after that.
The chiropractor!
Wow, and she's out of the ring. Remember, no countouts in this one.
Grabbing a kendo stick, any connection with flesh will definitely leave a welt.
And he avoids what was coming.
For schoolboy, uh-oh, super kick!
He's rummaging for some sort of equalizer underneath the ring.
Run!
He's got a kendo stick!
Oh, what a roundhouse!
No idea, he might put him away here.
Ending the 3 count. Oh, Max handle finds the mark! Oh, roll up here!
Only a 1 count before the kick out.
Still no end in sight here. Oh, here it comes! The Code Kai detonation kick! Dax, shoulders down, going for the win.
He's able to cut off the pin count here. This could be it!
He could win it all here! And a strong kick out at one, refusing to give up even an inch of ground as this match continues.
Oh, great anticipation! Each superstar trying to counter and gain an advantage. Oh, look at these kicks!
Wow, strong kick with precision! Running knee lift, and here we go, returning to the ring.
Oh, stop after stop after—
Johnny Gargano, the escape!
Gargano escape is locked in!
This has got to be over.
Gargano holding on, he's in a bad position now, resisting as much as he can.
They're going to get out, and yes, what a counter to break the hold and escape serious injury.
These competitors—
bam!
And that'll keep him down for a long time.
Ah, bicycle knee strike. She's in a very tough position.
Everything she has been through to this point, she is feeling all of it right now.
Johnny Gargano's down.
Could this be the end?
Got it! Survived the Triple Threat match. Woo! Let's go!
Acknowledge me.
Wow, I've never seen anything like this before.
Maybe it's part of an entrance, but in the ring?
Well, even I can't find anything to complain about here. Both opponents look formidable, like they're fighting inside a real-life video game. And Xavier Woods looks overjoyed.
I can't help but wonder if this is exactly legal, but the ref doesn't seem to mind. And after all, this is the Island of Relevancy.
Hit the road, pick up speed, and a big kick to the side of the face.
Turns it around.
Oh, right to the kidneys! Golly, attacking the arm.
Great way to break down your opponent.
Fist drop! Ooh, sharp elbow!
Lifts their opponent's legs. Ouch!
That's one way to get your opponent out of the corner. From way up high, Frog Splash!
Woods has become relentless.
Xavier is stifling the opposition now. Very close. Fatigue clearly setting in, possibly testing just how tenacious Woods can be there. Vicious right forearm.
What does an opponent need to be careful about when taking on Xavier Woods, Corey?
You cannot afford to make the mistake of underestimating Xavier Woods. This is a savvy and athletic superstar.
Just because Woods names his brass instruments doesn't mean you shouldn't take him seriously. Oh, get ready!
He's waiting for the perfect time.
Flying missile dropkick!
And look at this now, bad intentions coming with this hold.
Got this one locked in extra tight. This might be it.
You're either going to hear a tap, and he very quickly counters. Rolling elbow right on the mark.
He goes for the COVID Surprisingly quick kick out. Still in it. Running knee lift.
Oh, that hurt!
And that assault thwarted Xavier Woods there.
This whole match has been such a pendulum of offense though.
Yeah, just a multitude of strikes, rights and lefts, elbows, knees, all of them lethal.
You can see that each strike drained their opponent's energy.
This is power here, the military press!
Followed by the gut check.
Now Woods looking to secure the match.
Kick out!
Somehow, some way, he is still in this.
Oh man, and security finds its mark.
Bam!
Oh, that got turned around on Woods. Oh, jumping knee strike! Lights out! Climbing to the top turnbuckle now.
Xavier Woods walking the top rope, misses big time.
Oh, uh-oh!
Woods finds an opening, producing a trampling.
Got out of the way that time.
A big punch!
Ouch!
And a stomp to the gut.
Woods has got to find a way out of this dire spot. Perched on the shoulders.
Oh, feast your eyes!
Can that finish Woods? And the cover!
What in the world?
There was one question running through Woods' mind there: do you want to continue. And that kickout was an emphatic yes!
Yes! The COVID for the win!
Not a win!
Wow, he's going to celebrate all night long!
Bro, I'm dumb. They're inside. I'm like, bro, what? Yes, I've been waiting for another warm-up. Let's go! Whose ass am I whipping? What the fuck?
So I've got to ask, after what happened with Xavier Woods, or Zero, I guess, how sure are you that that's actually usually Shayna Baszler in the ring and not her video game alter ego.
Shayna or not, whoever goes against her has an uphill battle against that upgraded armor. Zero really did put Dakota Kai and Johnny Gargano's plans to good use.
It's like they say, finders keepers. Losers have to fight a ruthless Shayna Baszler in upgraded and very stylish video game armor.
They really say that, Corey?
Yep.
Baszler being dismantled Tough night so far for Shayna Baszler. Oh my goodness, kick to the spine! Oh my God, in the spine!
That'll make your legs go numb.
Oh, what a knee strike! Look at this, just unloading! And a stomp to the gut too!
Oh, that hurt to the spine! Picking the spot.
She lost some of her stamina at this stage.
Yeah, but at this point it's still anyone's game.
Stopping the arm. Oh, mounting it down, just hammering away with the rights. Elbows right to the forehead.
Look at this assault, practically never-ending blows coming at full force here. Here we go, let's pop it off!
Boom!
Two titans trading strikes and refusing to back down. It looks like we've got ourselves a brawl here. Who will break first? That is the question. WWE Universe appreciating these athletes going all out. This is a War of attrition with neither superstar wanting to be the one who surrenders.
Both superstars just unloading, putting it all on the line. And that'll end this exchange right there.
What's the go-to strategy when dealing with a highly technical opponent like Shayna Baszler? Well, the submission magician wants to take you down to the mat, so don't let— this could be it, the pin!
She kicks out with authority after 2.
We'll see if this is the start of a rally.
She had that scouted.
Lands the elbow.
That just knocked him a bit off balance.
Yeah, Shayna showing that focus on breaking her opponent down inch by inch, and that's now more effective because how Shayna has been breaking her down all match long. Could be in search of a second win now.
Forearm clap!
Baszler has the Kirafuda Clutch.
Kirafuda Clutch!
Solid grip on this hold, not letting go anytime soon.
Agonizing to be in the submission, needs to find an escape.
Kokaina Clutch! Nowhere to go! But there is a way to break it. Uh-oh, first one missed, second one didn't.
Effective. He's heading to the top turnbuckle, perched up top.
Good Lord, taking flight! That's going to be on highlight reels for a long time.
Incredible courage to even attempt that.
Works on the shoulders.
Feast your eyes, lights out for Baszler!
She's done, and she wisely heads back to the ring. Has him in the corner, thinking of the next move.
Baszler going to that intimidation acing well.
Oh, what a spear! Oh, right into a counter, man!
Boom! What an uppercut!
Jordan deep into the match. This could end it.
Man, that has got to feel good. Sweet, sweet victory.
Oh my God, yes! All right, there we go. Yeah, so I mean, these matches, I'm quickly adapting to it.
If Gunther wasn't scary enough in the ring, put him in video game armor, I guess.
Wow, he may be the Ring General, but in that gear, Gunther looks ready to lead a war in space.
I think his opponent may be more concerned about the war Gunther's bringing in this ring.
And a stomp to the gut too.
Uh-oh, arms are trapped, no way to protect himself. This is not going to be good. Relentless.
You can feel the resentment building with each stomp there.
Now trampling the opposition.
Gunther just can't seem to stop this offense.
Gunther is being subjugated to a beatdown. Mounting their downed opponent and firing off a series of blows. Ah, blow to the bread basket! And a stomp to the gut.
Oh, kick right to the back! Steered away there, and Luther Starting to really feel the wear and tear on this battle.
Been holding strong thus far in the match, but you can only outrun the lasting effects of a fight for so long.
Can he do it? A kick out, and you can see the frustration starting to build.
Got to change something up with the pin technique. Ah, a big boot!
And his constant attack has him floundering.
Yeah, once again, Luther underestimated his competition. Now he's floundering.
Man, strikes!
Knee right to the face!
Just never had a chance to block any of those.
Man, what timing on that counter!
Uh-oh, looking helpless right now.
Shoved into the ropes and attacking the lower back.
Right to the back.
He's got that look in his eye.
It's go time.
Yeah, that's right!
Looks to climb the top rope.
From the top, all the way down to the floor. Good God, just a disgusting thud Hurt here at ringside. Bullseye with the drop kick!
He's getting fired up now, really feeding off this crowd.
Bam! He finds a counter.
Ooh, looks like he's coming back in.
Vicious running knee lift.
Here we go, here's the pin. Oh my, how in the world did he kick out of that? I didn't think this match was close to over.
He saw that one coming.
Effective dodge there. Gunter with his opponent all the way up, delivering a powerbomb!
It's all Gunther's for the taking. I'm absolutely stunned. A display of near superhuman resilience.
After seeing that, it's hard to imagine what it's going to take to keep this competitor down.
And Gunther definitely thought that would put him down. I can't imagine he's going to take it easy on him after such a defiant kickout.
Oh, by a forearm smash! Vicious right forearm, vicious, downright savage club right there.
Gunther's out of it, completely in peril.
All right, I'm going to do my finish here.
Goes for the pin, the end could be near.
He Breaks the ref's count before 2, giving a massive effort to overcome the pin attempt.
Yikes!
Here's a combo of strikes, rights and lefts, elbows, knees, all of them lethal. Bridge on the shoulders.
Oh, finish her, nigga!
Let's go, let's go!
I just got to play.
Oh, so stumbl—
All right guys, just give me one second. I'll be right back. Okay, I'm back.
What the fuck is this?
Yo, why are you so big? This thing took all the milk like Santa. I'm sorry, but it was, you know, Santa Claus supposed to leave already. Okay, where it says before you Take zero, touch base with Xavier Woods. He's reveled up in the arcade of tomorrow. Okay, in the arcade of tomorrow. All right, let's do this.
A unique matchup tonight as this scenario looks very familiar, but it's actually the first time these two opponents have faced each other in the ring.
That's right, and considering that Xavier Woods gave his alter ego Zero his face, his moveset, and his ring IQ, he's the perfect opponent to to test if this competitor is prepared to defeat Zero and send them back to WWE 2K25. Those are all real words I just said out loud.
I—
springboard frog splash!
Oh, kick right to the gut!
Oof, kick finds it!
Xavier Woods up the turnbuckle buckles.
He's slow to get up and unaware of the massive target on it.
Up high, crossbody, going for the pin, and he has the shoulder up before too.
Just using the adrenaline to stay in the match. We're no closer to a winner just yet.
Cory, what does Xavier Woods need to do to come out on top in this one?
Xavier Woods is an exceptional professional wrestler, Cole. He just needs to wrestle, block out the noise, block out the doubt. Woods needs to believe in himself and do what he does best in the ring. And a stomp to the gut, and he's absorbed some stiff offense already.
One step ahead there, carefully measuring, waiting to strike.
Oh, just floating through the air, slips away just in time.
Punch right in the head. This is quickly turning into a slugfest.
Neither competitor is backing down, just teeing off with that fight for every body.
Both absolutely drained, but both refusing to give up. Toe to toe, treating each other like heavy bags.
Oh, looks like we got ourselves a hockey fight.
Oh, that shot will give you the upper hand.
Oh, look at this neck lock into it. What a suplex!
Momentum, and he moves in for the COVID and there's the kick out. These men knew this match was going to be hard fought, and anything can happen in WWE, but especially on the red brand.
Oh, what a clothesline, forcefully delivered.
Shoulders down, this could be it. And he breaks the count quickly.
Strong kick out, but you have to wonder if he can keep it up. Looks like he knew what was coming up. This is not looking good for him.
Yeah, he's just in on fumes now.
Ripcord! Oh my goodness, nasty line!
Successive attacks have him staggering.
Yeah, he is struggling to get back into the swing of things. Picture-perfect dropkick!
But is it enough?
Kick out!
An emphatic kick out, and there's still a lot of game left here.
Oh, what a neat face! Having trouble making it to a vertical base, and it looks like it's only going to get—
clothesline! A second clothesline! On the move, ducking out of the way! Great height on the drop kick!
Oh no, the referee absorbed the impact!
The honor Wood's enjoying the opportunity to unleash some serious offense.
Xavier looking jovial as ever.
Wood's top rope with the Limit Break Elbow.
Wood's about to end this fight.
Finally ends it in all but one champ.
Perhaps worth it now.
Nice That shit is bullshit, bro. What the fuck? Okay, hold up. That shit is bullshit.
A unique matchup tonight as this scenario looks very familiar, but it's actually the first time these two opponents have faced each other in the ring.
That's right, considering that Xavier Woods gave his alter ego know Zero, his face, his moveset, and his ring IQ. He's the perfect opponent to test if this competitor is prepared to defeat Zero and send him back to WWE 2K25. Those are all real words I just said out loud.
I'm psyched.
Talk about dismantling your opponent.
Reversal, and that turns things around.
Oh, a nasty stomp to finish it off. Bruising attack to the stomach.
The sheen is starting to wear off of him a bit now.
You might see this as an early wake-up call, get the blood pumping.
Oh man, a little extra luster behind that kick. Connects on the kick and avoids taking any damage.
Corey, what's the strategy for taking on a competitor like Xavier Woods?
You can't overlook Woods, Cole. He's a tremendous in-ring talent with a knack for upsetting anyone who thinks they can easily beat him. When you're in the ring with Woods, you need to take him seriously, even if he is twerking or poorly playing a trombone.
Oh, bullseye!
Look at this, just unloading!
And a stomp to the gut, really just laying it in.
Boom!
And Woods avoids that one.
A jumping knee strike!
Lights out!
Trying to debilitate the capability to stand.
Ooh, slows that down with a well-placed kick.
Oh, look at these kicks!
Knee right to the face, showing absolutely no mercy at all. What an onslaught!
Into the neckbreaker! Pinpoint kick to the back!
And a stomp to the gut too, and Xavier Woods reverses.
Oh, wicked kick to the lower back.
Oh, and in the chest as well.
He's taken on some damage at this point.
Xavier proving too much to handle with that. Oh, With an—
oh, and a clothesline!
He's going for the COVID for the win, and he kicks out of the pin in one.
Surprised to not even get a two count at this point.
He catches Woods with a counter.
Answer after answer for each other's offense.
DDT!
Launched into a springboard frog splash. Could be thinking of high-risk offense here. Woods, top rope with the— oh, took it high risk but was off the mark. Buries a knee to the body.
Saw it coming and evaded it.
And his stamina is going to drain fast taking shots to the torso like this.
Attacking the torso again, doing a little more damage.
Woods has got to find a way out of this dire spot.
Up into the torture rack. Oh, feast your eyes! Woods is down and he might be out. Shoulders are down. And finally, finally, he picks up the victory.
Acknowledge me. Yeah.
For one man, or video game character, honestly I'm not sure, this match is for everything. His very existence. A win cements his place in this world, and a loss sends him back into his game, WWE 2K25.
Personally, I'm team zero. He didn't ask to be created. He didn't ask to cross the boundary between digital and the real world. If anything, Xavier Woods is to blame for all elvis.
You just like anarchy, Corey. I for one am cheering for his opponent to get Zero in the casket and put an end to this madness.
Man, hooked up! Boom! Down across the knee! I don't know if Zero can withstand much more of this, but Zero is just one move from turning this around. Mounting. Uh-oh.
Ooh, what a response. Zero might be able to start mounting something here.
This could be a good chance for Zero to get some distance and rethink things. Zero taking it by surprise, followed up by another to the chest.
Someone's final resting place looming ringside. Corey, what What's going through the mind of these superstars?
Well, there has to be a certain level of fear setting in about now, Cole. A fight or flight feeling. The mental torment and a vision of a casket lid shutting on you is going to be hard to shake.
Watch this Northern Lights Suplex!
His body has to be racked with pain, and now is the time to dig deep, to start tapping into your stamina reserves.
Oh, Zero saves himself!
Oh, that can rock you.
Take it to the floor, and he's got no worries about the count. Wow, every strike more devastating than the last.
Oh, he timed that counter well.
Oh, jumping knee strike! Lights out!
He's looking for something. This could get dangerous.
The universal signal for extreme— the kendo stick has entered the fray. Hit him with the DDT!
I think it's time to make—
and now he's going to the top rope.
Outrageous balance on display and drops the elbow. Now's as good a time as any to capitalize and get them into the casket.
Yeah, but it's not going to be easy.
They are completely out right now.
Zero showcasing his strength.
Yeah, he's just popping off right now.
Back into the ring now.
There's some power behind that punch. Going head to head, putting each other to the test. So much pride, so much resiliency on display. Back and forth, neither one none giving up any ground.
The willpower, the sheer guts of these two.
Oh, they are emptying their tanks going back and forth like this. Two fighters putting their haymakers on autopilot right now. Oh boy, I think we know what he has in store door next. Lift on the shoulders. Feast your eyes, he might be moments away from taking that eternal nap. Just have to get him to the casket and shut the lid.
Placing him in the corner here.
Oh, ricocheting off the turnbuckles. Oh, Oh, stop, stop, stop!
And the forearm smash!
Absolutely no telling what's underneath the ring tonight, and he's going with the great equalizer here, the steel chair. I don't know if Zero can withstand much more of this, but Zero is Just one move from turning this around.
Dead left, look at the power here! Into the German suplex!
Ooh!
Oh man, he's in complete command here.
He is feeling it now, really in the zone. And he now slides back into the ring, taking this thing out onto the floor.
Now he wants this fight on the outside. Oh, sit-out slam! Did you hear that impact?
Hammerlock!
Hammerlock DDT, just devastating!
He's looking fairly drained.
This late in a match, so I don't know what else you'd expect. Back into the ring now.
He's headed up high from the top.
I ain't ever Strike!
Getting to his feet, but he doesn't know what's waiting. Perched on the shoulders. This is the time to get them in the casket and try to win this thing.
Oh no!
Oh, stop breaker! Got him!
He Right to the side of the face, sends their opponent into the casket.
Now this one may be over.
He's headed out to the ringside area and he re-entered. into the ring.
No idea where this one's heading.
Uh, off the rope, catches the kick.
Trading counters and reversals back and forth.
He just drove his knee right into his cheek.
Check out this athleticism into the wheelbarrow facebuster.
Pumped up, there's the small package driver. No time to waste now, he's got to get him inside that casket as soon as possible. These men have been all gas and no brakes tonight, doing their best to try and close the casket.
Just delaying the inevitable. And they're able to fight their way out of the casket.
They can't be human, that's ridiculous.
Looking for something big here from the top.
Kick out from the top.
Desperate knee buys him some time.
Oh no, rest in pieces!
We've got a struggle on our hands to close the casket.
They may—
they may survive! I can't believe they actually made it out of the casket.
Into the ring again now. Oh, vicious knee to the face!
Ooh, he wastes no time dodging the attack.
Created separation.
The sleeper is cinched in, and you can see little by little the opponent in trouble here.
Oh, what a great counter! That'll break it up.
They got the power on display.
Military press into the Gut check, and Zero digging deep, finding some late fire there.
Doesn't matter how long we go in this one, Zero is going to remain relentless, desperately trying to force the casket closed.
Their opponent showing massive resistance.
They did it! They survived for now. Going to be breathing a sigh of relief.
From the top, right in the bread basket, right on target with a stomp to the gut.
Front face lock applied, has the leg hooked.
Swinging Fisherman Neckbreaker! Oh, I love this, guys! Couple punches, little mighty fist action.
Get that!
Oh, bring it home!
Over the top and into the casket! This is over, this is over! Can they close the casket?
But the, the opponent is trying to fight back.
It's a battle, and that, my friends, is all she wrote.
What a victory!
For one man or video game character, honestly, I'm not sure. This match is for everything, his very existence.
A win cements his place in this world, and a loss sends him back into his game.
WWE 2K25.
Personally, I'm team zero. He didn't ask to be creative. He didn't ask to cross the boundary between digital and the real world. If anything, Xavier Woods is to blame for all this.
You just like anarchy, Corey. I for one am cheering for his opponent to get zero hero in the casket and put an end to this madness. Into a dragon screw leg whip.
Brutal stomp to the body. And oh, right to the kidneys.
Golly, so much damage inflicted. Ooh, elbow strike. Able to slip away.
Locked in reversals here. Neither competitor intimidated.
Whoa, body to the floor!
My God, launched like a ballistic missile, showing zero regard for anyone's well-being.
Corey, an important aspect of this casket match is going to be spatial awareness. You have to stay aware of where the casket is at all times.
Both so you can avoid getting sent into the casket and so it's right where you need it when the opportunity presents itself. Rights and lefts, elbows, knees, all of them lethal. You can't get caught in a hailstorm like that if you want to win.
He'll take things into the ring.
Punch right in the end.
Neither superstar giving an inch here.
Slugging away with everything they've got.
Giving up now is not an option. They have to finish this.
Each exchange just sapping the energy from these two.
You can feel the contact, and so does the WWE Universe. Who will break first? That is the question. This is a war of attrition with neither superstar wanting to be the one who surrenders.
Oh, and now these two just pummeling the hell out of each other.
That shot ends things.
Oh, he cuts it off.
Out of the ring and into the casket.
The end is near.
Trying to close the lid. Trying.
This is going to be tough.
Not ready to put the lid on this one yet.
Apparently closing that casket is easier said than done.
Heads outside the ring, and no countouts means he can take his time.
From the top, diving thrust kick! Look at this, just Unloading! Uh-oh, a nasty stomp to finish it off. Oh, kick right to the spine! Oh, what a kick!
Oh, vicious kick to the spine!
Bam!
Zero saves himself. Continuous counters. These superstars looking locked in.
Here's a combo of strikes.
Knee right to the face.
And with an onslaught of strikes like that, it's clear they have nothing but punishment on their mind. Float over Russian leg sweep.
Oh, wicked kick to the lower back. Oh no, into the casket!
Close the lid and it's over. We've got a struggle on our hands to close the— close call for that superstar.
How the hell did they survive?
And now headed to the outside.
Oh, jumping knee strike! Lights out! Kick to the midsection, into the hammerlock. I think we know what comes next.
Hammerlock DDT, just devastating!
Oh, look at the power!
Go!
Knees to the gut!
You know what he's thinking, and it is not good.
Bro, this shit is crazy, bro.
I think I need a train.
No clue what he hopes to find down there. Now we're talking.
This sledgehammer might be what decides this match. Zero showcasing his strength.
He's giving it his all, that's for sure.
And he tosses him back in.
Now ascending the ropes, blast off!
Lights out! DDT Connects, and Zero digging deep, finding some late fire there.
Doesn't matter how long we go in this one, Zero is going to remain relentless. Oh, into the casket they go! Oh no, rest in pieces! Trying to force the casket closed to end this thing. There's no way they're going to prevent Doomsday here. And they're able to fight their way out of the casket.
They can't be human, that's ridiculous. And he's going to the top.
I don't know what he's got in mind. From the top.
Oh, he paid for that high risk.
Vicious right forearm.
Zero showcasing his Putting together some major—
out of the ring and into the casket.
The end is near.
Yo, get your bitch ass up! Get your bitch ass up! Come on, I'm really—
yo!
Ah!
And he heads back into the rig. They're just punishing their opponent down. Oh my gosh, what impact! Right to the face! Getting set up in the corner now. Kick! No backing down here.
They really want to make sure the best man comes out on top in this.
Yes!
Fuck!
I was so close.
Come on, bro, you did recovery like—
bro, what? The recovery is crazy. Come on, come on.
Hurry up, get out!
No, yo, hurry up and get up! This, yo, this match is crazy, bro.
This match is insane, yo.
My neck is literally broken, bro. Come on, I need him. He's looking for an implement of destruction. Oh no, into the casket!
No, come on, come on, go inside the damn casket! Go inside the casket! What are you doing, bro?
This a nigga, bro!
Bro, I don't understand this, bro.
Like, how? Like, you not going in the casket, bro.
Bro. Bro, what the fuck? A messy situation.
Look at this incredible—
to the German, tossed into the casket.
It's about to get very dark in there, doing their best to try and close the casket.
Just delaying the inevitable. Not ready to put the lid on this one yet.
Apparently closing that casket is easier said than done.
He's headed to the top now, looking to explore things ringside.
Now up high, diving forward Arm smash!
Oh, that knee rocked him, man!
Strikes me right to the face! He puts him into the corner, turns it around.
Oh, chopping knee strike!
Lights out! Thinking of going high risk here.
Great balance, athleticism for a limit break.
They are primed for the casket now, but after that move, do you have the energy to— over the top and into the casket! This is over, this is over!
We got a struggle on our hands.
The— and the win has been shut.
RIP, bro.
What the fuck, bro?
What is wrong with this shit? Ew, this nigga won like twice. Oh my God, I was so excited, but this shit, this shit is not it.
For one man, or video game character, honestly I'm not sure, this match is for everything. His very existence. A win cements his place in this world, and a loss sends him back into his game, WWE 2K25.
Personally, I'm team zero. He didn't ask to be created. He didn't ask to cross the boundary between digital and the real world. If anything, Xavier Woods is to blame for all this.
You just like anarchy, Corey. I for one am cheering for his opponent to get Zero in the casket and put an end to this madness.
Ah, right to the back! We know there are no rules, we know you have to incapacitate your opponent, but How do you battle with the casket so near?
You can't obsess over your own mortality. If you get distracted thinking about the great beyond, you'll find yourself in the back of a hearse by the end of the night.
He got out of dodge just in time. Look at this, just unloading, and a stomp to the gut.
Oh, delivers an axe handle!
Attack to the midsection. Oh, look at these kicks! Knee right to the face! That was a vicious display. You can almost see the disdain in their eyes. I don't know if Zero can withstand much more of this, but Zero is just one move from turning this around.
And now he's back into the ring. His body is dealing with a lot of stress here.
Yeah, but you got to think this match is still anyone's. Yuji Goroshi neckbreaker!
Ow!
Foot meet back.
Oh, a nasty stomp to finish it off. Boom! Ah, shot to the back! Boom!
And this attack has him looking powerless.
He's got to fight his way back into this. Ooh, punch right in the head!
Springboard off, man, just a multitude of strikes.
Rights and lefts, elbows, knees, all of them lethal.
Absorbing the pain of of another attack to the head. He could be dazed. And into the turnbuckle he goes.
Got the legs. Kevin Gary, wow!
Taking things back into the ring.
Tossed into the casket.
It's about to get very dark in there.
There doing their best to—
they did it!
They survived for now.
Going to be breathing a sigh of relief. Heading to the outside now. Oh, oh, stop, stop, stop! Oh, a forearm smash!
That is a power-packed punch. Picture-perfect drop kick, just breaking down the opponent.
She's starting to feel the to this attack.
From way up high, a frog splash!
He finds a counter for Zero, returning back to the ring.
There is some power behind that punch.
Big breaker.
He's climbing to the top.
Lift off!
Diving into the leg drop!
Zero showcasing his strength, and this is exactly the way he had it drawn up. Counter right when it was needed. Out of the ring and into the casket.
The end is near.
Under the ropes and back into the ring.
Oh, into the casket they go! Oh no, rest in pieces. Climbing to the top. What's he thinking?
And what's he looking for here?
Oh, from way up, double axe handle connects!
Zero saves himself. Oh man, watch out!
Suicide dive!
No sign of hesitation, and that risk gained big rewards.
That was smart by him.
A jumping knee strike!
Lights out! Oh, just trying to pound their opponent into the ground even further.
He even put through the wringer tonight.
Every aspect of your toughness gets tested in a lengthy match, mental and physical.
One wicked attack after another. Heading up to the top turnbuckle, he's waiting for him to rise to deliver something devastating.
Up high, going home! What an impact!
Oh no, into the casket! Blows the lid and it's over.
And now he gets back into the ring.
Out of the ring and into the casket.
The end is near.
Trying to force the casket closed to end it. Not ready to put the lid on this one yet.
Apparently closing that casket is easier said than done.
No count out as he takes things out of the ring.
From the top!
Oh man, he landed rough there. Barrow right to the face!
Way to avoid that.
Into the wheelbarrow facebuster!
Oh man! Man, adding more injury to injury with that hammer. He manages to slip out of the way.
Grabs the arm into the hammer lock, into a DDT.
Sends their opponent into the casket.
Now this one may be over.
