World Wrestling Entertainment 2010: Generation NXT

- Santino Marella & Vladamir Kozlov Defeated The Uso’s
- Michael Tarver Defeated Mark Henry following Nexus Interference



Michael Cole and Jerry Lawler welcome us to the show, hyping up how this is the monumental 900th episode of Monday Night RAW. They promote tonight’s huge six man tag main event of John Cena, Randy Orton and The Undertaker, in a rare RAW appearance, taking on the WWE Champion Sheamus, World Heavyweight Champion Kane and Nexus leader Wade Barrett. They are about to run down the rest of the card when they are interrupted by the music of our chairman, Vince McMahon!

Vince McMahon struts down towards the ring, everyone is shock as he hasn’t been seen since his attack at the hands of Nexus. Vince is handed a microphone, and begins to speak about the history of RAW. He says that tonight is a huge night in the history of not just the WWE, but also the history of television as RAW is the longest running weekly show on television. He says that there is one reason for that, and it isn’t the superstars, it isn’t even him, it’s all down to the fans who tune into RAW each and every week. The crowd cheer in appreciation at Vince’s words, and he goes on to thank them for their dedication to the greatest wrestling show on television. He is about to continue when he is interrupted by the music of the Nexus. The five remaining Nexus members walk out onto the stage, Michael Cole mentioning how Skip Sheffield suffered a bad ankle injury over the weekend and will be out of action for at least four months. Wade Barrett speaks, saying that RAW has been a great show, and that it will only get better from now on because the Nexus are here. Wade Barrett says that Vince McMahon has always been an aggressive business man, and that they too are just as aggressive in their actions. Barrett promises everyone that here tonight they will see the true might of Nexus, and that at Night of Champions, the WWE Championship comes under their control. Nexus head backstage, minus Justin Gabriel & Heath Slater who head towards the ring for their match.

Commercial Break.


We cut backstage where the remaining members of Nexus – Wade Barrett, David Otunga and Michael Tarver, are watching a monitor in their locker room. Barrett’s nodding at Gabriel and Slater’s victory, and says that it’s a good start. Otunga asks what they’re going to do tonight to make sure the 900th episode of RAW is a memorable one. Tarver says that he has an idea, saying he heard about a certain ‘Dynasty’ who are going to be out in the ring tonight. Barrett turns, grins, and says that he’s listening as the camera fades out.

Commercial Break.


Following the match we’re treated to an appearance by the ‘Co’ Women’s Champions, Michelle McCool and Layla. The pair take a few moments to mock Melina, calling her a disgrace to the Diva’s Championship because the holder should be flawless. Michelle says that they have a proposition for her, that at Night of Champions, it will be Melina vs. Michelle McCool. If Melina somehow manages to win then she will walk away as both the Women’s and Diva’s Champion but if Michelle wins then she becomes the Diva’s Champion and then Lay-Cool will hold both titles, and that they’ll simply be flawless! Melina agrees, saying it will be a pleasure to beat some manners into Michelle McCool. The Diva’s stare each other down as we fade to a commercial break.

Commercial Break.

We return to the music of SmackDown star Alberto Del Rio as the man with the royal blood makes his special entrance to the ring, complete with limo and personal ring announcer. Del Rio enters the ring, where his ring announcer hands him the microphone. Del Rio brags about how he destroyed Rey Mysterio and that now the WWE Universe has a Latin star they can be proud of. He says the WWE realise how much talent he has and how much class he brings to a show because they begged him to compete here tonight on RAW’s 900th show and that being the sporting man that he is, he couldn’t turn down a chance to take out another “lesser wrestler”. ‘Born to Win’ hits as Evan Bourne races down to the ring.


Following the match Alberto Del Rio celebrates his victory and demands a microphone. He once again brags about taking Rey Mysterio out and says that he can do the same thing to anybody. To prove his point Del Rio swiftly attackes Evan Bourne as he gets to his feet, kicking him in the skull and once again locking in the Rolling Cross Armbar. Del Rio refuses to release the hold when Rey Mysterio’s music hits. Del Rio releases the hold, getting to his feet and staring at the rampway waiting for Mysterio. But he doesn’t come from the stage, instead he jumps the guardrail by the announce table, jumps onto the ring apron and springboards off the ropes, sending Del Rio into the perfect position for the 619. Mysterio goes to deliver the move but Del Rio sees it coming and quickly exits the ring via the bottom rope. Del Rio backs up the ramp, stating at Mysterio who signals that he is coming for the newfound adversary.

Commercial Break.

The iconic music of Bret Hart hits, the crowd erupting as the legend himself makes his way to the ring flanked by all three members of The Hart Dynasty. Bret is handed a microphone, and thanks everyone for coming tonight to the 900th edition of Monday Night RAW. Bret mentions that he appeared on the very 1st edition of Monday Night RAW and that it feels amazing to be here for this monumental occasion. He speaks a bit more about the history of the show but is soon interrupted by the music of Nexus. The five members of Nexus make their way to ringside, surrounding the ring with Barrett by the ramp with a microphone. Barrett says that they planned to make an impact tonight, and they’re going to do it right now. Suddenly David Hart Smith and Tyson Kidd are pulled out of the ring and mauled on the outside by Nexus. With both of the Unified Tag Team Champions down and out on the outside Nexus proceed to leap onto the ramp and enter the ring, surrounding Bret Hart and Natayla. Natayla tries to slap David Otunga but he simply grabs her hand and proceeds to throw her out of the ring, shocking the fans. Bret tries fighting back but he’s outnumbered and overpowered by Nexus, who destroy Bret Hart in the ring. The assault is finished off by Wade Barrett, who delivers The Wasteland to Hart. Nexus stand tall in the ring amid the bodies of The Hart Dynasty and living legend Bret Hart. The crowd are going insane and this is easily the most heat generated by anybody so far tonight as RAW fades out.

A video package airs promoting SmackDown’s move to the Syfi network on October 1st.

Commercial Break.

We’re taken immediately to the ring, where NXT host Matt Striker is standing. He introduces us to the eight pro’s of NXT, mentioning that all eight will compete in a four on four tag team match later tonight. He also introduces us to the three remaining NXT pro’s – Michael McGillicutty, Alex Riley and Kaval. After they make their way to the ring he says that they have one last chance to persuade the WWE Universe why they should be WWE’s next breakout star. Kaval’s up first, describing how he is the best pure athlete here and how he has the best looking pro’s in NXT. McGillicutty talks about how he is a legacy, how he’s got the best record and how he went weeks undefeated here in NXT, he finishes off by saying that he is simply perfect and is the next breakout star. Alex Riley is last, going on a lengthy rant about how he beat up the like’s of Kaval and McGillicutty in high school and that he’s been doing the same thing here in NXT and nothing is going to stop him becoming the next breakout star.

Matt Striker thanks all three of the, mentioning how they’ll be in action right now in a triple threat match, but that first we’ll be introduced to some of the pro’s and rookie’s of NXT season three. Striker says that for the first time ever both male and female wrestlers will be involved, with six men and four women competing in two separate competitions to become WWE’s next breakout star and next breakout diva and gain a guaranteed championship match at a pay per view! First up we’ll be introduced to the four NXT Diva’s and their pro’s.

A video package plays promoting the NXT diva’s who will compete in season three, consisting of AJ Lee and her pro Gail Kim, Aksana and her pro Alicia Fox, Naomi and her pro Kelly Kelly and finally Maxine and her pro Natayla.


Commercial Break.

We return from the commercial break to see Matt Striker standing in the ring with the three rookie’s. Kaval and McGillicutty are staring at each other after the ending of the prior match while Alex Riley is holding his chest. Striker says that it is time for the first elimination of the night to discover who the WWE pro’s and the fans of the WWE Universe have placed in third place in the second season of NXT. It’s a tense few moments as we’re taken to the screen before it is revealed that Alex Riley has come in third! Riley is furious and so is his pro The Miz, both men shouting about how this is an injustice and a conspiracy to keep them down. Riley promises this isn’t the last you’ll hear of him before he’s escorted to the back by security. Matt Striker then announces that we will now discover the first two male rookies for NXT season three!

A video package airs promoting the first NXT male rookie of season three. The first rookie introduced is none other than third generation star Brett DiBiase, his pro being none other than his brother Ted DiBiase! The second rookie is the imposing Drake Brewer alongside his pro Finlay!

Commercial Break.


A video package plays, revealing the third and fourth male NXT rookie for NXT season three. The first man shown is Danny Hutter (Otherwise known as Michael Hutter/ Derrick Bateman) and his pro – the Intercontinental Champion Dolph Ziggler. Our fourth revealed rookie is revealed to be Mason Ryan and his pro – Santino Marella!

Commercial Break.


Our final video package of the night airs, promoting the final pairings on NXT Season three. We’re first introduced to Xavier Woods (also known as Austin Creed to some fans) and his pro, a former pro from season one, Christian! Our final rookie is none other than the son of the legendary Ricky ‘The Dragon’ Steamboat, Richie Steamboat and his pro – the Rated R Superstar Edge!

Commercial Break.

We return from the commercials to see Matt Striker standing in the ring with the final two NXT rookies, Kaval and Michael McGillicutty. Striker says that we now know all of the competitors for NXT season three and they will make their debut next week on NXT, but that for now we need to crown a winner, who will gain a contract with the show of their choice. We are kept in suspense as we are shown clips from both rookie’s tenures during the season, before Matt Striker takes out an envelope with the winner’s name on it. He opens up the envelope and after several seconds announces that Kaval has won NXT season two! Kaval is ecstatic, celebrating with his pro’s Lay-Cool, while McGillicutty looks furious. He grabs the microphone from Striker and says that this is a complete travesty, he is the better athlete here and he isn’t the only one that thinks so! Suddenly Husky Harris rolls into the ring behind Kaval and jumps him from behind. McGillicutty and Harris unleash a brutal assault on Kaval which is only stopped by the intervention of Kofi Kingston, John Morrison, Mark Henry and Montel Vontavious Porter. The final episode of NXT season two ends with Michael McGillicutty and Husky Harris backing up the ramp while Kaval lays lying in the ring, victorious but completely out of it.

2nd February 2010
Matt Hardy Suspended

In accordance with World Wrestling Entertainment’s policy on employee behaviour, SmackDown superstar Matt Hardy has been suspended from all WWE activities, including television shows, live events and autograph signings, for a period of 30 days to begin from the 1st of September 2010 for unprofessional conduct.