Former WWE referee Mike Geordah revealed that at the 2021 Royal Tournament, he will award the victory to Kevin Owens, not Roman. In that final stand-up game, Roman ended up with Kevin Owens using the neck-hugging guillotine to save his universal title. But just a moment before, a referee realized that Paul Heyman was struggling to free Roman from handcuffs and stopped counting to 10.
In the 2019 205 Live show, Jack Gallagher played chad Gable, where former WWE referee Mike Joda terminated Jack Gallagher's match against Chad Gable because Gallagher didn't return to the ring before counting to 10 seconds. On today's interview podcast, the seasoned former WWE referee said he would have counted to 10 if he had been in charge of The Game against Owens and then ruled romain lost.
"This bad ending even frustrated me because I thought, 'Damn, these guys work so hard, but I had to do it because that would seem stupid.'" I mean, he actually came up when I counted to 9, he stuck his head down the rope and lay down on the side of the apron. "I was like, 'What the hell?' I said, 'Forget it. Both said, 'Let's start the game, start the game again.' "What are you kidding about?" That's why I was surprised by this number, if I counted, I would count to 10 and end the race straight away! ”
Former WWE referee Mike Joda didn't watch Romain's game against Kevin Owens, but he learned of the unfortunate moment from the hosts of other podcasts. If former WWE referee Mike Georgat was in charge, Roman's year-long global title would be over in just 154 days. So how did the clumsy problem of the Roman handcuffs happen at that time? Kevin Owens chained Romain to a light stand in their final stand-up match. The original referee seemed ready to count to 10, but Roman slammed him into the iron frame and knocked the first referee unconscious, meaning the game went on.
The second referee appeared and began to read the seconds (because the rule of the final stand-up game is that as long as a player fails to stand on both feet completely, when the number reaches ten, it will be judged to lose!). However, when he received Paul trying to uncuff Romain's hand, the referee counted to 5 and stopped. Dave Melzer of "Wrestling Observer" said Heyman initially tried to uncuff the handcuffs from the wrong side, which is why it dragged on for so long.
Editor's Conclusion: This was originally a wonderful game, KO Fat pushed Roman to the limit countless times, and was infinitely close to victory, until the final mistake directly affected the game, including after the game, whether fans or industry insiders felt that this was a stupid mistake, or it should be counted to ten at that time, judging KO Fat to win! Because this fake is really so fake, it's completely against the spirit of sportsmanship, even though it's just wrestling entertainment! At that time, KO Fat and Roman played several classic matches, of course, all of which ended in unfavorable factors, and then KO Fat also left the championship plot, because according to his own words, he hated to be a champion, because it was too fake, he only wanted to be himself! (Revisit the game today, you can go to the video area to watch it!) ）
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