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Post by Rule 30 on Apr 7, 2012 21:58:08 GMT -5
 WWE Fatal Four Way 6/20/10; Live from Nassau Coliseum in Long Island, New York
Before the event goes live, an opening video package is played. It features all eight participants in the respective World Heavyweight and WWE Championship fatal four way matches. While it shows these images, states appear on the screen; such as the chance a champion has at retaining his or her championship. It transpires to hype up the World Heavyweight Championship match, where Kane’s voice is suddenly heard. He claims vengeance for his brother, and it shows him convicting all the participants in the title match of assaulting his brother. The video starts to hype up the WWE title match as well, but suddenly the screen starts to frizzle. Eventually we see clips of the eight NXT rookies destroying John Cena. The package ends with the rookies standing tall over the WWE Champion.
'‘Showstopper’' by Toby Mac blasts over the arena as ‘WWE PRESENTED IN HD’ flashes across the screen. We are greeted by Michael Cole, Jerry ‘the King’ Lawler, and Matt Striker. They welcome us to the first ever Fatal Four Way, and Cole begins to hype up our main event; John Cena defending the WWE Championship against Sheamus, Edge, and Randy Orton. Striker then brings up the World Heavyweight Championship contest, which will pit Jack Swagger against the Big Show, CM Punk, and Rey Mysterio. Jerry Lawler then mentions how tonight Mr. McMahon himself is going to address the NXT rookies; and he’s going to do it next!
Mr. McMahon comes out to the stage to heat from the crowd. McMahon first brings up that the RAW General Manager, Bret Hart, could not be here tonight due to the assault from the NXT rookies this past Monday Night on RAW. He says realizes those eight gentlemen wanted their answer from Bret regarding their contracts tonight, but that will have to wait for a later date. He assures everybody he is currently working with Bret’s representatives about the situation at hand. He also goes on to say Bret Hart will in fact resume as active RAW General Manager soon. Vince mentions extra security personal is here tonight for this event to assure Wade Barrett and his group do not disrupt tonight’s event, specifically the WWE Championship contest. Vince says he hopes everyone will enjoy the show tonight, before announcing our first contest will be for the Intercontinental Championship! The crowd gives a small pop as Drew McIntyre’s theme hits over the PA system. ‘The Chosen One’ makes his entrance to the stage and shakes Vince’s hand. Drew then walks down to the ring, awaiting Kofi Kingston. Kingston’s music hits to a decent pop from the crowd.
WWE Intercontinental Championship: Kofi Kingston© vs. Drew McIntyre; The bell rings and the two men lock up, Drew getting the quick advantage. McIntyre whips Kingston in the corner, but Kofi comes off hot with a cross body! The crowd pops as Kofi remains on the offense, hitting a few clotheslines and a hip toss. Drew rolls to the outside to regroup, but Kingston launches himself through the middle rope and hits the suicide dive! The crowd pats both men on the back as the champion grabs the challenger, but Drew counters and pushes him right into the ring apron! Kofi cringes as he is tossed back in the ring, the referee warning McIntyre he will be counted out. Drew slides back into the ring and connects with a huge boot to Kofi’s skull. McIntyre continues to dominate for a few moments, keeping Kofi’s air assault to a minimum on the ground. He soon slaps a rest hold onto the champ, and the crowd begins to will Kingston on with a thunderous roar of clapping. He is soon back up, and after a few elbows to gut; he gets Drew off. With him dazed, Kingston goes off the ropes and nails the springboard elbow! He covers, but Drew is able to get the shoulder up. Both men continue to go back and forth for a few minutes, with McIntyre trying to control Kingston, but the champion always using his speed and agility to get away from Drew. Kofi goes for a cross body off the top again, but this time he misses. Drew grabs him and tosses him shoulder first into the ring post! With Kofi still hanging there, the challenger goes on to the apron and kicks his shoulder right into the ring post again! Kofi falls back in the ring, clutching his arm. As he gets back in the ring, Drew locks in the armbar before slamming it against the mat a few times; hoping to injure it further. The referee tries to pry McIntyre off, but the challenger won’t budge. The ref resorts to force to yank him off, angering Drew. They two engage in an argument, until Kingston gets back up. He sets up for the Trouble in Paradise, but as Drew turns around, he ducks it and Kofi knocks out the referee! He is stunned by this, and once he turns around, he his nailed by yet another boot the face. With everyone down, Drew goes to the outside and he grabs a chair. Upon returning to the ring, he cracks Kofi in the back with it! Drew measures for another shot, but this time Smackdown General Manager Theodore Long runs out! McIntyre drops the chair and confronts Teddy, Long saying he won’t let Drew win like that. Drew responds by grabbing him by the collar and threatening him. Suddenly the crowd pops, and Matt Hardy is in the ring! Drew turns around and is nailed by the twist of fate! Kingston gets back up and connects with the Boom Drop, covering with Teddy Long making the three!
Winner and STILL Intercontinental Champion: Kofi Kingston
The crowd pops upon the announcement and Teddy Long awards Kingston with the title. He raises his hand before Kofi proceeds to jump on the turnbuckle, performing the Boom Clap with the crowd. Long applauds as Drew McIntyre rolls out to the floor in frustration and anger. He looks up at the stage to see Matt Hardy smirking. The live shot fades away with McIntyre’s irate face.
Backstage Todd Grisham is standing by with ‘the Viper’ Randy Orton to a huge pop from the crowd. Todd asks Randy about tonight’s upcoming Fatal Four Way Match for the WWE Championship. Orton says he’s been looking forward to this night for a while, especially after he was screwed out of the title at the Royal Rumble. Randy says nobody will get in his way tonight of becoming the WWE Champion – not Edge, not Sheamus, not John Cena, and certainly not the eight NXT rookies. He says tonight is the night where he will win back his WWE Championship, and he’s going to do it with a R..K..O! The crowd pops as Orton stares at Todd before leaving, Todd thanking Orton for his time.
WWE Divas Championship: Eve© vs. Maryse vs. Alicia Fox vs. Gail Kim; As the bell rang Eve Torres and Maryse instantly went after each other; Maryse looking for revenge against the diva that took the title from her. Gail Kim did battle with Alicia Fox; where Fox was able to take control by ducking a clothesline and dumping Gail to the outside. Fox and Maryse then proceeded to double team Eve, Irish whipping her hard into the corner. The two divas followed it up with a double suplex; but soon enough the champ would start to fight back. She nailed a double clothesline on Fox and Maryse, but soon the heel divas caught her with a double hip toss. Alicia went for a cover, but Maryse yanked her off. The two divas then get into an argument and began to shove each other, but suddenly Gail Kim came off the top rope with a dropkick to both divas! Gail went for the cover on Maryse, but she was able to kick out. Alicia went after Kim, but Gail pushed her off right into a roll up from Eve! Kim broke it up and hit a straight jacket neckbreaker slam on Eve. Gail went for the cover, but this time Maryse pulled her off. She set up for the French Kiss, but Gail push her off right into the corner. Kim then jumped up on the second turnbuckle and started to hit punch after punch on Maryse, but suddenly Fox came over and hit her with a powerbomb! She covered, but only for a mere two count. Eve then came over and took Fox down with a huge dropkick. With her down, Eve went to rope and connected with a huge moonsault! Before she could make the cover, Maryse came over and dumped her to the side. Maryse was going in for the cover, but Gail Kim turned her around and nailed Eat Defeat! She hooked Maryse’s leg and got the three!
Winner and NEW WWE Diva’s Champion: Gail Kim
The crowd popped for Kim as she took her newly won title. Gail had an overjoyed expression on her face as she climbed the top turnbuckle and posed with the title. Maryse and Fox were out in the ring as Eve had a frustrated and disappointed look on her face.
An advertisement played, hyping up next pay per view; Money in the Bank. Two superstars will have their shot at a world championship within the next year! Live on pay per view July 18th.
We returned live to see Chris Jericho making his entrance with a microphone. Jericho says he is the best in the world at everything he does, and no one can change that fact. He says he is still the very best this company has to offer, and it’s a shame he’s not even in the main event tonight. Chris says he is out here for one reason tonight, and that is too prove he is the best in the world at what he does. He informs everyone how he has challenged Evan Bourne to a rematch here tonight after he got lucky on RAW. He says Evan is trying to make a name off of him, but the truth is he has going to catch this ‘shooting star’ and burn it out in the palm of his hands. Jericho then demands that Evan gets out here right now, and theme of Bourne hits to a pop from the crowd. Jericho drops the microphone as Evan makes his entrance to the ring.
Grudge Match: Chris Jericho vs. Evan Bourne; The match kicks off with the two locking up with Jericho trying to take advantage, but Bourne slips behind him and dropkick his back. Chris stumbles and falls, irritating him. He gets back and goes for a clothesline, but Bourne ducks and nails a hurricanrana! Jericho tumbles out of the ring and Evan takes him down with a huge slingshot cross body! The crowd cheered for Bourne and the two superstars eventually made their way back into the ring. Evan went bouncing off the ropes, but Jericho caught him with a tilt the world backbreaker! Jericho then tried to keep Bourne on the ground, but he couldn’t be contained and he fought him off. He then went off the ropes and hit a springboard tornado DDT on Jericho! He covered, but the self proclaimed best in the world kicked out. The two continued to go back and forth with no man getting a real advantage with them having counter after counter; such as when Jericho caught Bourne in mid air and nailed the powerbomb on him. Eventually both men went for a clothesline, knocking them both out. The crowd showed their appreciation for the two as Jericho was the first to get on his feet. Jericho grabbed Evan by the head and started to hit him with strike after strike. Suddenly, he came back with a kick to the knee, and then another one! Evan kept hitting him with kick after kick before going for another hurricanrana, but this time Jericho caught him and locked in the Walls of Jericho! The crowd popped as Jericho really wrenched it in, Evan yelling in pain. Evan tried crawling to the ropes, only for Jericho to pull him back in. Bourne showed no signs of giving up, and he started to elbow Jericho in the back. This caused him to loosen the hold a little, allowing Evan to finally get to the ropes! Jericho released the hold at a count of three before yelling at the referee. Once he was done, Evan was back up and he charged at Chris, only to be pushed into the corner! Evan then turned around into a huge Codebreaker! Jericho covered, yet somehow Evan kicked out at two! Chris was in shock and yelled at him to stay down before grabbing his legs again, only to be kicked off. Bourne was back up on his feet and took Jericho down with his vintage double knee strike! He hooked the legs and covered, but Jericho was able to roll it into a sunset flip pin. Bourne then flipped out of that at the two and got the bridge pin; Jericho kicking out at two. Evan went to the top, and Jericho followed him there. The two started to trade strikes, but Bourne soon got the edge with a kick to the temple, knocking him off. The crowd popped as Bourne stood up, connecting with the Shooting Star Press for the three!
Winner: Evan Bourne
The crowd pops for Bourne as he celebrates his huge victory of the former world champion. Jericho just begins to wake and is furious. Bourne is celebrating on the top rope, but suddenly Jericho yanks him off and hits the Codebreaker! The crowd boos as Evan is laid out with Jericho standing over him, taunting. He tells Bourne he is the best in the world at what he does; and he’s going to burn his flame out. We head to the back as the referee convinces Jericho to leave the ring.
Backstage Todd Grisham is with ‘the Rated R Superstar’ Edge. Todd, much like earlier, asks Edge about the WWE Championship fatal four way tonight. Edge says it’s been awhile since he’s held a world title here, but that’s all going to change tonight because he has one thing on his mind. Not John Cena, not Sheamus, not the NXT rookies, and not even Randy Orton. The WWE championship. He mentions how Randy Orton said no one could stop him from winning the title tonight, well, he’s wrong. Because at the end of the night he will be walking out with the WWE championship; and there’s nothing Randy can do about that. Todd thanks Edge for his time as ‘the Rated R Superstar’ leaves.
World Heavyweight Champion Jack Swagger is shown in a hallway doing pushups. The crowd suddenly pops as we can see Rey Mysterio passing by. Swagger gets up and blocks his path, Mysterio impatiently asking what he wants. Swagger, with a cocky smile, tells Mysterio there’s no point of him even going out there tonight. He says everyone already knows he is going to retain his title once again. And someone like you, who’s about the smallest guy on the roster; has no chance against someone like himself or even the Big Show! Mysterio tells Swagger he can keep telling himself that after he beats him for the World Heavyweight Championship tonight. Rey walks right past him after the remark, leaving Swagger angered.
Back live Michael Cole, Jerry Lawler, and Matt Striker hype up our next match being the World Heavyweight Championship fatal four way.
World Heavyweight Championship: Jack Swagger© vs. CM Punkw/the S.E.S. vs. Big Show vs. Rey Mysterio; As the bell rang CM Punk ran out of the ring with Big Show and Mysterio both turning their attention to Jack Swagger. Swagger tries to escape, but Show grabs him and hits him with a huge chop to the chest! The champ grabs his chest in pain as Big Show pushes him into the corner and begins to punish him. Meanwhile, Punk is back in the ring and he rolls up Mysterio, but the masked man kicked out and hit Punk with a dropkick. Punk and Mysterio start to trade shots back and forth as Big Show continued to punish Swagger in the ring until Swagger started to attack the knee. This eventually got Show down and Swagger hit him with a knee to the head, causing him to tumble out of the ring. Meanwhile, Punk whipped Mysterio right into a belly to belly from Swagger. The two agreed to work together, but suddenly Punk rolled Jack up! The champ was able to kick out and he got right in Punk’s face. They couldn’t come to blows, though, as Mysterio went right off the ropes and hit a double cross body! All three men were down as Big Show pulled Swagger out from the right. He grabbed him by the throat and was setting up for the chokeslam, but Punk then dived off the apron looking for an axe handle; only to get caught by the throat as well! Big Show had them set for a chokeslam, but they escape and pushed him into the ring post. Just then, Swagger hit Punk with a hard German suplex on the floor! Before he could do anything else, Mysterio jumped off the top rope and landed on ‘the All-American American!’ The crowd popped for the chaos as all four men were down on the outside of the ring. Punk and Mysterio were the first two to get back in the ring. They traded blows and Mysterio eventually got Punk dazed as he went to the top. He leaped off, but Punk caught him in mid-air and set up for the G.T.S. with it connecting! He covered Mysterio, but the champion rushed back into the ring and broke it up before locking in the Ankle Lock! Punk tried to get to the ropes, but it wasn’t need; as Mysterio was up again and he kicked Swagger right into the middle rope. Rey then did the same to Punk before connecting with an astonishing double 619! Punk and Swagger were both dazed as Big Show was back in the ring and preceded with a double chokeslam, only for Mysterio to jump after Big Show and get caught by a huge chokeslam! Before Show could get to a cover, Luke Gallows jumped in the ring and started to strike Show, but Big Show soon wrapped his giant hand around his throat. Before he could do anything, Punk clipped him in the back of the knee and the two disposed of him. Punk pointed to Mysterio when Kane’s pyro exploded on the stage! The crowd popped as the S.E.S. was terrified in the ring, the monster coming after Punk! Gallows went right after him, only to receive an uppercut. CM Punk fled the ring and ran into the crowd as Kane followed after him; leaving Swagger and Mysterio in the ring. Jack went for a clothesline and Rey ducked before hitting the drop toe hold into the middle rope. He went for the 619 again, but Swagger caught his legs and locked in the Ankle Lock! Rey tried to fight it, but after awhile he had to give up and he tapped.
Winner and STILL World Heavyweight Champion: Jack Swagger
The crowd booed as Mysterio clutched his anger, Swagger rolling to the outside and grabbing his title He had a cocky smirk on his face and taunted Mysterio and Big Show. He even did three push-ups on the outside before beating on his chest. He raised his title up one more time before leaving the ringside area and heading up the stage. We see a replay of the final moments with Swagger catching Rey’s leg and locking in the Ankle Lock. We go back live to see Swagger posing with his title on the stage.
Backstage we can still see Punk running frantically, trying to avoid Kane. Security holds fans back as he makes his ways through the halls, he looks back with no sign of Kane and lets out a sigh of relief; thinking he lost him. Suddenly, Kane appears from a door right next to Punk. He looks up in horror before running again; ‘the Big Red Monster’ in pursuit. Eventually Punk is able to make his way out of the building and into the parking lot. We see Luke Gallows waiting for him in a car and he hops in the back. Luke drives away leaving Kane in the parking lot. Kane looks irate before laughing sadistically.
Todd Grisham is standing by with ‘the Celtic Warrior’ Sheamus. Todd asks Sheamus about the WWE Championship fatal four way tonight, and his possible chance at regaining his title. Sheamus says a lot of people may be under looking him in this match, but fella; they did the same thing when he faced John Cena at TLC. Sheamus asks “do you know what happened?” Only to answer it himself, saying he put him through a table and won the WWE Championship. He continues on saying tonight he’ll kick everybody in the head tonight, and he will become a two time WWE Champion. Sheamus walks off the set as we get ready for our next match.
WWE United States Championship: The Miz© vs. R-Truth; As the match begins Miz and R-Truth face off in the ring, Miz talking trash to Truth. Truth doesn’t say anything in return, but eventually Miz slaps him in the mouth. This causes him to set off and he takes the champ down with a huge right! Miz gets back up from the shot, but only to get a clothesline from the challenger. Miz is dazed as Truth goes off the ropes and nails a dropkick, following it up with a leg drop. He covers, but Miz is able to counter. Truth goes to pick Miz up, but as he does Miz kicks him in the gut and hits the neckbreaker. He grabs Truth by the head, and he goes to throw him on the outside, but Truth counters and instead throws him to the floor. Truth goes out to follow him and hits shot after shot on the defending champion, but soon Miz fights back again with a kick to the gut and a toss into the barricade. He grabs Truth by the head and slams it into the steps before placing him on the apron. Miz hits him with an elbow before backing up and kicking him in the head. Miz slides back in the ring and takes a hold of Truth, bringing him down with a DDT. He covers, but Truth kicks out. Miz starts to pick apart Truth’s body, stomping all around before hitting a leg drop of his own. Miz eventually sets up in the corner for the reality check, but Truth pushes him off into the corner. The challenger comes flying into the corner with a huge clothesline. Truth sets up him on the top before hammering him with a hard right. He climbs up, but Miz palms him and rocks him with a right. Truth wobbles and Miz looks to take advantage, but he regains his balance and smacks Miz across the face. Now he hooks Miz’s arm and hits a huge superplex! The crowd pops as he goes for a cover, but the United States Champion kicks out at two. Truth has a look of disappointment on his face, but shakes it off and sizes Miz up for the lie detector. He goes for it, but Miz ducks and hooks the arms for the Skull Crunching Finale! Truth elbows him in the head and fights him off, following it up with a kick to the stomach. He goes off the ropes and the Axe Kick connects! He covers Miz again, but this time Miz plops his foot on the rope. Truth isn’t quite sure what to do and he walks back over to Miz, but the champ thumbs the eye! Truth stumbles backwards, allowing Miz to get up and finally hit the Skull Crunching Finale. He hooks the leg and the ref makes the cover.
Winner and STILL WWE United States Champion: The Miz
The crowd boos as Miz rolls to the outside and grabs his title, barely escaping with it again. Exhausted, he gets back in the ring so the ref can raise his hand. Miz then goes over to R-Truth and looks over, mocking him with a fake cry before leaving the ring with the United States Championship. On the outside he holds it up high over his head, proclaiming how awesome he really is.
We are taken outside the arena for a brief moment where we could see what looks like a wall of security in front of the building, only to ensure the NXT eight don’t get disrupt the show tonight.
Savannah is in the interview area with the WWE Unified Tag Team Champions, the Hart Dynasty. She asked the champions about the recent situation with RAW General Manager, Bret Hart, being assaulted by the eight NXT rookies. Natalya says it’s been a rough week for them, but the Hart family is use to troubles; and they all know Bret will be back to Monday Night RAW soon enough and they all are confident the rookies will be met with the proper consequences. David Hart takes the microphone and says up next they will be dedicating their match against the Uso brothers to Bret; and they will win in his honor. Tyson Kidd takes the microphone next and mentions how ever since they jumped them from behind a few weeks on RAW, they’ve been looking forward to this. He says they’ll be sure to make Bret proud as they retain their tag titles tonight. Savannah thanks them before the trio leaves for the tag match.
Jerry ‘the King’ Lawler, Matt Striker, and Michael Cole all mention what a great night it’s been so far and they remind us to join them on pay per view again next month for the first ever Money in the Bank. Live on pay per view, Sunday July 18th.
WWE Unified Tag Team Championships: The Hart Dynasty©w/Natalya vs. The Usosw/Tamina; The match kicks off with Tyson Kidd and Jey Uso. Jey Uso takes the quick advantage with a punch to the gut and the wrenching of the arm. Tyson is able to roll through it and he hits Jey with a hip toss. Kidd plants him with a suplex and then a standing elbow drop. He grabs Jey and goes to tag in DH Smith, but he is surprised by a bridging suplex. Jey follows it up with a splash before dragging Kidd into his corner, tagging in Jimmy. The pair hits a double back elbow and they follow it up with a double elbow, Jimmy making the cover for a two count. Jimmy has Tyson under control for a moment, but the champion soon fights back and the two go back and forth; Kidd eventually getting the advantage with an enziguri. He tags in David Hart who comes out on fire, hitting a harsh clothesline on Jimmy. As he gets back up, Smith hits a military press slam thrusting the Uso brother into the mat. He bounces back up, allowing the champ to toss him into the corner and then ram him right back into it. After some more back and forth action between the two teams, it comes down to DH Smith and Jey Uso in the ring. Jey ducks a clothesline from Smith, which sends him into the corner, and Jey follows it up with a huge uppercut. As DH falls to the mat, Jey ascends to the top and comes crashing down with a huge diving head butt! He covers, but Smith powers out. Jey kicks him in the head one more time before tagging in his brother. The Usos whip him into the ropes, but he comes back strong with a double clothesline. He grabs Jey and tosses him outside of the ring, forgetting about the legal man Jimmy, who nails the superkick! He covers again, but somehow the champ kicks out. Jimmy starts to climb up the turnbuckles, but David grabs him from behind and lifts him up on his shoulders, only to drive him down with a huge power slam! Before he makes the cover, Tyson asks for the tag and he gets it. He comes in and grabs the legs, locking in the Sharpshooter! Before he can tap, Jey knocks him over with a clothesline. The two end up brawling and they make their way to the outside. David Hart Smith follows them, and soon does Jimmy. The respected female managers look worried as all four men are trading shots on the outside, the referee’s count getting up to seven. Soon, Kidd jumps onto the apron and takes everyone out with a huge moonsault! With everyone now out, the ref makes the count to ten, throwing the match out.
Winners: Double Count Out
The crowd boos as all four men are out on the floor. They begin to stir as Natalya and Tamina check on them. As Tyson and Jey get up they begin to brawl again as the referee tries to separate them, but soon both teams are at it again and there’s no controlling it. Security has to separate the four men and escort them from the ringside area. The Hart Dynasty are given their tag titles as the Uso Brothers are brought up the ramp, both teams wanting to get a piece of each other!
Todd Grisham is standing backstage with the final man to be interviewed tonight, the WWE Champion, John Cena. The crowd pops for Cena and Todd says they’ve heard from everyone else so far tonight; and now it’s his turn to discuss his thoughts on the WWE Championship fatal four way coming up next. Cena smiles and everyone has been running their mouths and talking trash all night. John simply says the NXT rookies isn’t even an issue right now, the only thing that matters is this championship and walking out with it tonight. He says he can’t be all that sure they haven’t gotten into the building already, but they’ll have to beat him unconscious before they can take the WWE title away from him. Cena also mentions having history with all the men in the match tonight, Sheamus, Orton, and Edge. He says he’s beaten all of them, and they all have beaten him. But tonight we’re going to throw them all in the ring at the same time and he’s going to run right through all three of them just so he can proclaim one phrase tomorrow night on RAW. The champ is here! Todd wishes Cena luck tonight as the champion walks off the set, our main event next!
The commentary team hypes up our WWE Championship main event one more time, consisting of John Cena, Edge, Sheamus, and Randy Orton. A quick hype video for the match airs before it takes place.
WWE Championship: John Cena© vs. Sheamus vs. Randy Orton vs. Edge; The bell rings and Randy Orton instantly hits an RKO on Edge! The crowd goes insane as Edge tumbles out of the ring. Orton has already gone to that ‘other place’ and he goes after Sheamus next. Orton hits shot after shot on the former champion, but soon he is pushes off right into a suplex from Cena! Sheamus takes it easy in the corner as ‘the Viper’ gets back up and comes to blows with Cena instead. Suddenly, Randy goes for the RKO, but gets shoved off. Cena lifts him up and goes for the Attitude Adjustment, but Sheamus takes him down with a Brogue Kick! Sheamus goes for the cover, but Orton pulls him off. He goes for his signature back breaker, but now Edge is back in the ring and hits a Spear! Before he can cover, of course, Sheamus grabs him and clubs him with blow after blow. He goes for the Irish Curse, but Edge slips out and throws him into the corner before following it up with a big boot. He now goes for the Edgecution, but Sheamus slips out and hits him from behind. The two trade strikes, but suddenly Cena comes after them with a double shoulder block! He takes Sheamus out of the ring with a bulldog and then grabs Edge hitting a back suplex. Edge is down in the middle of the ring as Cena sets up for the Five Knuckle Shuffle. Orton is back up, though, and he throws Cena through the middle rope before snapping the neck with the hangman’s DDT. Before he can take further action, Edge takes both himself and Orton out of the ring with a clothesline. When they get back up Orton is in control and he smacks Edge’s head against the announce table before ripping it apart. He tosses Edge up there and soon climbs up himself. He pounds his fists down on the surface of the table, waiting for his rival to get up. When he does get up, Orton goes for the RKO, only to be shoved yet again; this time through the Spanish announce table! The crowd pops as Orton is out on the floor. Meanwhile, in the ring, Sheamus is working on Cena in the corner. Edge slips back in the ring and sets up in the corner as the two are trading shots. Cena turns around as Edge charges for the Spear, but he leaps frog over him and he takes out Sheamus instead! The champ is right after him and he forces him into the ground, locking in the STF! The crowd pops as Edge is trying his hardest to tap, but with both Sheamus and Orton down, he’s going to need to get out of this himself. Edge crawls closer and closer to the ropes, but Cena is just too strong. Yet, when he’s just about to tap, Sheamus gets back up and dives onto Cena. This breaks up the hold in the process. With Cena now dazed, Sheamus takes the advantage to hit the Irish Curse. He beats his chest and taunts before picking up John and going over to the corner. He sets up for the High Cross, but Randy Orton yanks him from the ring and tosses him into the barrier! He grabs a hold of Sheamus again, this time throwing him into the steel steps. Once again grabbing the Celtic Warrior, Orton tosses him back into the ring and slides in as well. Randy sets up for the RKO, but Edge clubs him from the back and Sheamus nails Orton with the Brogue Kick! Edge slips back into the corner as Cena gets back up and hoists Sheamus up for the Attitude Adjustment! Before he can hit it, however; Wade Barrett appears on the stage! The other seven rookies appear behind him as John drops Sheamus, getting ready to fight them. Edge slips out from the ring and hides under it as the rookies swarm the ring. They attack both Cena and Sheamus, four men on each. They stomp and stomp on both men, suddenly Orton comes to the rescue both pulling out Darren Young and hitting on RKO on the outside! As Wade Barrett hits the Wasteland on Cena, the other members notice Orton and the seven go out to attack him. As they beat on Orton on the outside, Edge slips back into the ring. As Sheamus gets up, Edge drops him with the Spear and covers to get the win!
Winner and NEW WWE Champion: Edge
The crowd boos as Edge is awarded the WWE Championship. Michael Cole proclaims ‘the Ultimate Opportunist’ has struck again as Edge quickly leaves the ring as the NXT rookies slide in. He runs up the stage where he turns around to raise his title up high in the air again. He smiles at Barrett and heads backstage as the pay per view ends. |
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Post by Jack. on Apr 8, 2012 5:49:25 GMT -5
FatalFourWay: Nice to see Kofi retain in the opening contest here, I'd love to see McIntyre vs. Hardy on Pay Per View if I'm honest, it is a PPV worthy feud, anyway, again nice win for Kingston. Gail Kim winning the Divas Title is something different and I like it, she deserves it too. Evan Bourne over Chris Jericho is fantastic, I loved it in real life too, it is a brilliant way to get Bourne over on PPV and insert him into a feud, potentially, with one of the biggest heels on the roster. Good way to get Jericho's heat back by having him nail Bourne with a Codebreaker. Swagger retaining the in the four way is fantastic, this win makes him look like a strong champion, hopefully you can keep his reign going a little longer to stop him looking pathetic. CM Punk running from Kane is good storyline development if you decide to have the two go at it at Money in the Bank or something. Glad you had Miz retain, Truth doesn't need the title. A Double Countout is an interesting result, I'm not sure if there is enough in this feud to have a clear winner straight away, so fantastic decision, hopefully you can continue to build Jimmy and Jey towards winninf the titles. I love the finish to the WWE Championship Match, Edge was the perfect winner too, much better than Sheamus. I love that all of the rookies look strong too, as Edge was hiding. Great first show, prefered the results to the real-life results though the were somewhat similar in places, looking forward to seeing how you build the Nexus.
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Post by DTP. on Apr 9, 2012 16:21:50 GMT -5
WWE Fatal 4-Way: Sunday 20th June 2010...I love the way that this is written, makes me miss 2010, as abysmal this year was in my eyes (past Over the Limit anyway). Nice promo retained from reality with Mr McMahon, liked the idea of Bret Hart returning as RAW General Manager and I look forward to seeing Bret return from his second car accident of 2010. Kofi Kingston and Drew McIntyre starting off the show was the right call, great opening contest to the show, and I liked Kofi retaining the WWE Intercontinental Championship. I will say this, the midcard division in 2010 was so good on SmackDown. What happened. Up next, fair filler with Gail Kim beating Maryse, Alicia Fox and Eve to win the WWE Divas Championship, it's different I guess. Wonder what this leaves Eve from this point on. Evan Bourne with a win against Chris Jericho was a good call, got Evan over greatly, did like Jericho regaining momentum after the match though. I will say this, I believe that there is far too many interview segments as opposed to backstage segments in general. A little overkill in that department. So glad that Jack Swagger retained the World Heavyweight Championship, albeit in a tainted manner against CM Punk, Big Show and Rey Mysterio. I forgot that this was during the time of the terrible "who killed the Undertaker?" angle. It was so bad. Up next, it was pretty much a filler between the two main event fatal four-way matches, but fair defense of the WWE United States Championship by The Miz against R-Truth, but it didn't do a lot for me. I hated R-Truth during this time. Wow, strange place to have the WWE Unified Tag Team Championship match, the Usos were NOT over whatsoever here, and the Hart Dynasty were tanking after the WWE's attempt at getting them over following WrestleMania XXVI. Didn't like the double count-out finish as I feel that the crowd would have sh*t all over the segment, but it does drag out the feud, it's just that this was more of a television-influenced match undeserving of a pay-per-view match. And up last, good fatal four-way main event, not so sure on Edge winning the WWE Championship again, but I'm interested in what the Nexus has against everyone; wouldn't mind an alliance with the Nexus and a certain headlining WWE superstar, personally. Overall, a decent show, but the amount of cheap finishes to the latter half of the show I didn't like so much. Not a lot was different from the actual show either, but I guess this is just the base you are going to work the diary off of.
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