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Post by DTP. on Jun 10, 2010 18:01:26 GMT -5
WWE RAW: Monday 14th June 2010...Good opening promo to start up the show with Bret Hart and The Hart Dynasty in the ring as per usual, lately it seems. A good promo with Hart confronting Vince McMahon aout the situation, and I like how Vince continues to throw obstacles and decisions at Bret. McMahon showed true evil personality when he threatened Bret by telling him to sign a managerial contract. R-Truth and The Miz is a solid opening contest; not bad and wise finish with R-Truth overcoming Miz by a low blow. I like it as it puts over Miz's confident attitude. Kane and Matt Hardy getting involved was odd, but I could see a Matt and Miz alliance somehow. Solid idea for a restart with Miz and Matt losing to Kane and R-Truth in a solid combination of two feuds. I enjoyed it. A decent tag team first hour-main event which wasn't that bad; can't really wait for this Legacy explosion feud to reach a close though; it can only propell Joe Hennig and Brett Dibiase so much, and hopefully they end up teaming eventually as the Fortunate Sons. The Dibiases beating Rhodes and Hennig is acceptable, not too bad. Hmm, decent win for Michelle McCool against Gail Kim; interested where this goes with Serena saving Gail from Team LayCool. Next, a great tag team main event with John Morrison and John Cena overcoming Triple H and Drew McIntyre; a good mach here where any team could have won. A great main event promo with the Hart Dynasty and Bret Hart attacked by Cryme Tyme; an amazing swerve indeed. A good show as a whole, but very short; could have picked another match if honest for RAW as it missed so many superstars out.
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Post by wwfepenguin on Jun 12, 2010 7:07:19 GMT -5
-Raw
-Not too sure about the layout, but not that big of a deal. It's not bad.
-No pyro? OH MY GOD
-I really love that Bret has to listen to Vince if he signs the contract. That seems like somethnig he would do.
-I like how Truth/Miz was a turned into a tag match.
-Fine with Truth/Kane winning, but I expect Miz to retain his MITB
-I love this whole Legacy angle and how they were split into two, with Ted & Brett vs. Cody and Joe. Fine with Ted and Brett winning. I can't wait for Ted/Cody
-Expected the Faces would win, typical Raw fashion.
-Drew standing tall is great, I don't expect him to win though.
-Loved the ending. I thought Vince would do something, but I didn't expect Cryme Tyme.
-Great Show. Love the Legacy angle and the Bret/Vince angle. They are about perfect.
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Post by Elliot on Jun 12, 2010 9:19:32 GMT -5
Raw, you're doing very well with your own Bret Hart/Mr. McMahon feud, I am really liking it so far. A DQ victory for R-Truth is good as it puts both men over. I like Kane coming out afterwards to scare The Miz, and I would love to see Kane take the briefcase, but chances are, Miz will keep it. Wow, another match? I am glad that R-Truth and Kane pick up the victory here, but this further supports that The Miz will keep the briefcase at F4W. I am pleased to see The DiBiases get the victory here. Normal divas match, good victory for Michelle McCool. Good to see the faces get a victory, but I could see Triple H taking the World Heavyweight Championship if I'm honest, and I wouldn't mind it. Morrison has been shoved into the Main Event scene now, he doesn't really need the belt to stay there anymore. A good Raw and a great way to close the show with the Contract Signing. I am interested with Cryme Tyme's involvement.
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Post by ✖ AJ on Jun 12, 2010 10:15:20 GMT -5
Quick Results for ECW 6/15 and Smackdown 6/18
Intercontinental Champion Big Show defeated Mark Henry (Non-Title ECW Challenge Match)
Show delivered the Knockout Punch and got the pinfall.
Justin Gabriel defeated Kaval (Gabriel's Debut)
Gabriel hit the 450 Splash and got the pinfall.
Rob Van Dam was interviewed, claiming he is the Whole Dam Show and he is taking the ECW Title on Sunday.
Ezekiel Jackson spoke to the crowd for a few minutes and claimed it was time for domination to take over.
ECW Champion Tommy Dreamer and Shelton Benjamin defeated Rob Van Dam and Chavo Guerrero
Benjamin hit the Paydirt on Guerrero and got the pinfall. All 4 brawled post-match, nobody with the upper hand.
WWE Champion Randy Orton opened up the show, he was interrupted by CM Punk and the Straight Edge Society. Edge and Christian further got involved and a tag team match between Orton and Christian vs Punk and Edge was made as the main event.
Bryan Danielson defeated Zack Ryder
Danielson made Ryder tap out to the Cattle Mutilation.
Sheamus confronted Abraham Washington again, demanding a title match for the 2nd week in a row. It was granted as he will be in a #1 contenders match next week - not announced which title is up for contention.
Women's Champion Beth Phoenix defeated Melina (Non-Title Match)
Beth hit the Glam Slam and got the pinfall.
Booker T defeated United States Champion Jack Swagger via Count-Out (US Championship Match)
Swagger escaped from the ring and backed up the ramp to get away.
Kofi Kingston was interviewed and said he was going to embarrass Chris Jericho this Sunday.
The Straight Edge Society talked backstage, Edge would come in after a minute and begin plotting with Punk - they shook hands afterward and wished each other luck this Sunday with their priorities in the WWE Championship match.
Batista and Chris Jericho defeated MVP and Kofi Kingston
Jericho hit the Codebreaker on MVP and got the pin. The two feuds collided in a 2-on-2 battle with the faces getting the upper hand and clearing the ring of their respected rivals.
Carlito defeated Bo Rotundo
Carlito got the pinfall following the Backstabber.
Christian and Randy Orton discussed plans for the main event and this Sunday.
WWE Champion Randy Orton and Christian defeated CM Punk and Edge via DQ
The Straight Edge Society attacked Orton and Christian to cause the disqualification. Edge and Punk both struck their respected rivals with steel chairs to end Smackdown.
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Post by Elliot on Jun 12, 2010 10:30:29 GMT -5
ECW, good to see Big Show defeat Mark Henry in an ECW Challenge Match. I am pleased to see Justin Gabriel debut on ECW, and a victory was obvious. The faces going over is good, but I feel that Rob Van Dam could take the ECW Championship at WWE Fatal 4 Way.
SmackDown, sounds like a great Main Event. A victory for Bryan Danielson is good, hope he gets somewhere. Beth Phoenix with a victory over Melina is good, keeps her as a good Champion. A countout victory is clever here as it puts Booker T over, but allows Swagger to escape with his title intact. Wasn't expecting Batista and Chris Jericho to go over here, tbh, but kind of glad they did. Always good to see Carlito with a victory. Pleased to see the faces go over, but I hope that CM Punk takes the WWE Championship this Sunday.
Overall, a good set of shows, despite been in quick form.
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Post by wwfepenguin on Jun 12, 2010 13:59:21 GMT -5
Quick results? Oh My! Vintage AJ! Yeah, I know.
Fine with Show winning, Gabriel winning is great, glad to see him make it, fine main event with aftermath brawl.
Great for Bryan to win. Vintage heel with Swagger losing by count-out. I expect a feud. Expected faces to go over, but Heels winning is fine. A Carlito win is an Epic win. Faces winning is no surprise just like Raw, like Elliot I'm pulling for Punk this Sunday.
Good booking.
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Post by legendkiller8 on Jun 12, 2010 17:15:42 GMT -5
-Great booking even though it's quick results. Countout victory for Book was wise. Danielson beating Ryder is fine too. Beth beating Melina was wise too. Batista and Y2J are unstoppable. Kofi and MVP are great but I knew they wouldn't win. Carlito's push should be good. Hope it continues though. Orton and Christian vs. Punk and Edge sounds awesome. The DQ finish was nice.
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Post by ✖ AJ on Jun 12, 2010 23:14:38 GMT -5
 l JUNE 20, 2010 l NASSAU COLISEUM l UNIONDALE, NEW YORK l
The opening package plays with "Let Me Hear You Scream" by Ozzy Osbourne playing in the background. Heading into the arena, the pyros go off welcoming everybody to Fatal 4 Way. Jim Ross and Matt Striker welcome us for Smackdown, then Todd Grisham and Josh Mathews for ECW, and lastly Michael Cole and Jerry Lawler for Raw. Each pair go ahead and tell the WWE Universe tonight shall be huge as they run down the big matches ahead.
Fatal Four Way Match for the ECW Championship
Shelton Benjamin vs Chavo Guerrero vs Rob Van Dam vs Tommy Dreamer©
The bell rings as RVD strikes at Benjamin and Guerrero strikes at Dreamer. They all go back and forth with the one they are battling with and RVD is thrown to the outside quickly. Chavo then attacks Benjamin from behind before Dreamer comes over and Guerrero is double teamed. Benjamin, however, kicks Dreamer square in the face and sends him to the mat. He continues to work on Guerrero, but gets his eyes raked and is hit with a dropkick. RVD gets back in the ring and takes Chavo out with a spinning heel kick. He attempts the Rolling Thunder to Dreamer, but the ECW Champion manages to pull himself out of the way. Benjamin comes up out of nowhere and superkicks RVD through the ropes and plaunchas to the outside onto him. Guerrero stumbles to Dreamer and strikes him a bit and gets a couple near falls after two suplexes. He argues with the referee and drags Dreamer back up, but because he took to long, he is dropped with the Dreamer DDT. The ECW Title is almost retained, but RVD manages to drop his leg on Dreamer at the count of 2. RVD continues to beat down on the champion and drops him down multiple times with kicks over the coarse of the next 30 seconds with Dreamer struggling to a knee. RVD hits the Rolling Thunder, and climbs to the top rope. However, Guerrero pulls down the ropes and RVD collapses to the mat. Guerrero climbs to the top rope, but fails to hit the Frog Splash as Dreamer pulls himself barely away. He gets up and is hit with a clothesline by Benjamin, however, and sent over the top rope. Benjamin turns to a spin kick from RVD and he drops into the corner. RVD hits the two thrusts to the gut, then handstands backwards, and thrusts once more. Chavo rises up and begins to go back and forth with RVD, but Chavo is ultimately dropped to the outside. Dreamer gets back up on the apron and RVD drags him over the top rope and hits a huge monkey flip and 'The Whole Dam Show' goes onto the top turnbuckle. However, as he is taunting his thumbs, Benjamin comes storming over from across the ring and hops up with RVD and delivers a Super Paydirt in the middle of the ring. The crowd roars with cheers as Benjamin hooks the leg, but no - Dreamer dives onto the pin. He and Benjamin both get back up exhausted and trade blows. Dreamer gets the upper hand and ducks a superkick and hits the Dreamer DDT. Guerrero drags him out of the ring and throws him into the steel steps. He is unaware, however, as RVD climbs to the top turnbuckle and hits the 5 Star Frog Splash on Benjamin and gets the 3 count.
Winner and NEW ECW Champion: Rob Van Dam [9:59] ***
RVD celebrates his victory as he takes the ECW Championship and taunts it to the crowd, getting a mixed reaction. Dreamer looks on from the outside in disbelief and RVD motions his thumbs and mouths "Rob! Van! Dam!" He taunts the title again as he is back on top of the land of extreme.
We cut backstage to see Diva's Champion Serena Mancini walking down the halls. However, out of nowhere, Michelle McCool and Layla attack her from behind. In the scuffle, McCool tells Layla to grab 'the bag' and they drag her into a nearby room, slamming the door shut. A buzzing sound can be heard as well as laughter and some screaming. After about 30 seconds, we fade back to the arena.
Chris Jericho vs Kofi Kingston
The bell rings, and right off the bat Jericho runs at Kingston and is thrown over the top rope. The crowd pops for that as much as they did when he made his entrance, new theme song and all. He steps onto the apron and dives off at Jericho with a kick to the face. Kingston is fired up as he strikes at Y2J, but he is pushed away and Jericho gets back in the ring - Jamaican Sensation in his trail. Kingston hits a few strikes and kicks and hits off the ropes, but as he comes back Jericho drops him with a huge clothesline. He keeps Kingston grounded by applying a sleeper hold, and then transitioning it into a headlock. Kingston struggles a bit, but manages to pull himself up to his knees, then to his feet slowly, digging his elbow into Jericho's gut. He unloads with kicks and is pushed back to the corner. He hops up to the top turnbuckle though as Jericho smashes his shoulder into the turnbuckle, and hits a huge crossbody off it. He only gets a 2 count on the pin attempt though. Jericho struggles to his feet and is kicked at some more, but he catches hold of one and hits a hard enziguri. Some hard suplexes on the rise as he slaps Kingston around in between. After a hard DDT, Jericho goes for the Lionsault, but Kingston manages to pull his knees up. He pops right back to his feet and hits the SOS! He hooks the leg, but Jericho just manages to kick out. Kingston can't believe it as he drags himself up and he hits the Boom Drop. He looks around the arena as they cheer him wildly, and he does his Boom Claps as he awaits Jericho to rise. He slowly does, and Kingston goes for the Trouble in Paradise, but his leg is caught on the kick to the back of the head and Jericho drops him to the mat and begins to form a struggle, and he locks in the Walls of Jericho! Kingston moves his hands around in search of the ropes, but can't find any near. The crowd try to will him on with "Kofi" chants, and he pulls his elbows under his chest and drags himself to the ropes very quickly and grabs hold of them. Jericho pulls off at the count of 4, angry with the referee. He pries Kingston off the ropes and goes to apply the Walls again, but he is kicked off. Kingston gets back to his feet and ducks a clothesline and nearly kicks Jericho's head off with the Trouble in Paradise. However, Y2J wisely falls backwards and drops to the outside. Kingston looks to the outside in somewhat anger, and goes after Jericho. He drags him up and throws him back into the ring. Y2J struggles to a knee, and Kingston goes over to him, but his tights are grabbed and Jericho drops him face first into the middle turnbuckle nearby. He gets to his feet and grabs his tights again as he staggers backwards, and throws him shoulder first into the steel post. The referee tells Jericho to stop, and as Kingston stumbles around and back to him, Jericho seizes the opportunity and hits the Codebreaker and quickly pins him for the 3.
Winner of the match: Chris Jericho [12:44] ***1/2
After the match, Jericho stands over Kingston and says he is the best in the world at what he does - and Kofi Kingston is a nobody. He raises his fists in the air in celebration before exiting the ring and backing up the ramp, huge grin in tact.
We cut backstage to the General Manager's office. Teddy and Paul are chatting as Washington texts on his phone well lounging out on the sofa. In steps Vince McMahon with JTG, Shad, and Eve. Silence goes over the room as all the GM's look to the 4. Vince asks them what the odd looks are for. Teddy speaks up and says that he saw what happened this past Monday, and he wants to know what happened to one of his best teams and one of his best divas. Vince asks who the team is, and Teddy tells him Cryme Tyme. All four of them begin to laugh and Vince says they don't go under that moniker anymore. He introduces them as Jayson Paul and Shad Gaspard, now under him. Teddy shrugs and welcomes them. Washington kisses up like usual and says to Vince he thinks he made a great decision to have Jayson Paul, Shad Gaspard, and Ms. Eve Torres under his wing.
Singles Match for The Miz's Money in the Bank Briefcase
Kane vs The Miz
The bell rings and Miz quickly scurries around the ring to avoid Kane, but is caught by the back of the neck and thrown into the corner and struck in the gut and head multiple times. Kane hits a huge slam in the middle of the ring and a big boot as soon as Miz rises, and he laughs about the control he has. Miz fights back though as he is pulled up, punching Kane in the gut multiple times. He gets up and grabs him by the head and slowly pulls him to the corner and throws him face first into the turnbuckle. He starts to kick at Kane, but is quickly pushed away. He runs back and hits his signature clothesline with his legs through the ropes. He steps out to the apron and hangs Kane up on the top rope. He gets back in and takes the legs out. However, as he goes for the Skull Crushing Finale with Kane on one knee, he is pushed off. Kane gets back up and catches him on the run and hits a huge sidewalk slam. He rises to his feet and leg drops down on Miz, and climbs to the top turnbuckle. He awaits and jumps off on the rise, but Miz avoids a clothesline and Kane rolls back up to his feet. Miz rushes at him and kicks him in the leg and then punches him in the face multiple times. Kane has enough of it and lifts him for the Chokeslam, but Miz struggles his way around and pulls his legs onto the top turnbuckle, and sits up face to face with Kane. He slaps him, and Kane uppercuts him in the jaw to send him to the floor below. He gets out of the ring and throws Miz's face into the ECW announce table a couple times before throwing him back into the ring. He gets up and waits for him, and once Miz is up, he grabs him by the throat. However, Miz pushes his hands against him and forces himself backwards into the referee - making it look unintentional. As Kane comes back, Miz low blows him with a kick and steps out of the ring. He takes his Money in the Bank briefcase and strikes Kane in the head with it as he struggles back to his feet. He tosses the briefcase back out of the ring, and as Kane rises to one knee, Miz drops him with the Skull Crushing Finale and gets the pinfall.
Winner and still holder of the Money in the Bank Briefcase: The Miz [8:16] **
Miz quickly rolls out of the ring and the referee raises his hand, and retrieves the briefcase. He hands it to The Miz as he glares into the ring with a blank expression as Kane stares at him well sitting up. He hugs the briefcase and begins to laugh a bit and backs up the ramp looking around, now forming a smile. He raises the briefcase high into the air, closing his eyes, and shouts "I'm Awesome!"
We cut to Michelle McCool and Layla backstage with Savannah, and she asks what went on earlier with Serena. Michelle laughs and tells Layla to show her. She opens up the bag from earlier and Savannah looks inside with a look of disgust in her face. LayCool laugh and reach in the bag and pull out hair, throwing it in Savannah's face. She storms off in disgust and anger as LayCool continue to laugh and walk off.
Singles Match for the Diva's Championship
Michelle McCool w/Layla vs Serena Mancini©
The bell rings as Serena glares in rage at McCool who laughs with Layla. She doesn't laugh for long though, as the Diva's Champion runs right at her and spears her to the mat, striking down viciously. The referee has to pull her off multiple times, and Serena just continues her assault. McCool tries to fight back as Serena is talked to by the referee, but Serena just continues to dominate her. Layla tries to cause a distraction by hopping onto the apron and showing Serena a mirror, but she just pulls it away and breaks it in half. McCool quickly goes up behind her and rolls her up, but only gets a 2 count. She starts to slap Serena a bit and kicks her in the stomach. However, Serena doesn't take it and strikes her hard in the gut with a low clothesline and hits the hard powerslam. She hooks the leg and gets the pinfall in this short match.
Winner and still Diva's Champion: Serena Mancini [3:47] **
Serena steps out of the ring and backs Layla up. She scoops the bag up full of her hair and enters the ring. She looks down over McCool and empties the bag all over her laid out body. She exits the ring with her title as McCool slowly rolls around. She realizes all the hair on her and begins to freak out. Layla gets in and starts to pull it off her slowly in disgust as Serena look on at the top of the ramp, laughing.
We cut to a video promoting a new 3-Disc DVD for Chris Jericho.
Montel Vontavious Porter vs Batista
The bell rings and MVP starts things off with hard punches to Batista's head and clubs across the back. He is pushed off quickly, however, and Batista clotheslines him down hard. He begins to stomp down with authority and clubs him across the back every single time he tries to get back up. He drags MVP to his feet and throws him through the ropes and follows, applying his foot to the throat and pushing him up against the barricade as he is booed. He drags him back up and throws him into the steel post and then back into the ring. He follows after him and argues with the referee for a moment, and MVP gets to his feet and kicks Batista in the gut. A few hard shots to the jaw and head, and a hard DDT brings 'The Animal' down. MVP begins to work on him on the mat by attacking the legs, especially focusing on the knees. He stomps on them some more and begins to twist the leg around, kneeing into it a few times. HE pulls him to the middle of the ring and applies a headlock, but Batista gets up fast and throws him over the shoulder. He clotheslines him down as he comes running, and then again on the rise. He drags him up once more and lifts him up high, running and smashing his back into the corners. He steps to the middle of the ring and hits a hard spinebuster. He taunts to the crowd before dragging him up slowly. He sets up for the Batista Bomb, but MVP starts to strike down on his head and drops back to his feet, chopping at the chest. He ducks a strike and trips Batista down by kicking his legs out from under him. He hits off the ropes and hits the Drive-By Kick. He gets a near fall off it, and both men get up quickly. MVP hits a clothesline, but Batista doesn't go down. He does it again, and once more he doesn't go down. He comes back again and is met with a hard spear. Batista hops up in rage and drags MVP back up to his feet, but decides to cause more damage, and throws him into the corner, thrusting his shoulder into him multiple times. He drags him out and clotheslines him down. The crowd boo him and he yells at them to shut up. He drags MVP up and looks around as the crowd start to chant "you suck". He gets annoyed by it between clubs to the back, and eventually starts to yell at them in rage. He stops after a little while and turns to MVP, who jumps up and hits him with the 3-0-5. He quickly hooks the leg and gets the 3 count on 'The Animal'.
Winner of the match: Montel Vontavious Porter [11:03] ***
MVP hops to his feet and looks to the crowd with a smile, nodding to them. He motions his "ballin'" taunt to each section as Batista gets to his feet. He stands behind MVP, a crazed look in his eyes. As soon as 'The Franchise Playa' turns around, he drops him with the spinebuster. He quickly drags him back up by the neck and hits a huge Batista Bomb that shakes the ring. He gets to his feet and shakes the ropes like a mad man, and as the referee goes to check on MVP, he threatens him and he backs off. However, Batista doesn't do anything more except laugh, and exits the ring.
We cut to a video package highlighting Ted DiBiase winning the Royal Rumble Match. Then the destruction of Legacy continues to crumble between Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton - and Orton retains the WWE Championship at WrestleMania. At Extreme Rules, DiBiase is cost his match against Orton by Rhodes, and at Over the Limit Joe Hennig and Brett DiBiase make their debuts in Rhodes and DiBiase's one-on-one match.
Cody Rhodes w/Joe Hennig vs Ted DiBiase w/Brett DiBiase
The bell rings and both men stare each other down. They lock up, and Rhodes pulls off quickly. They do it again, but this time Ted pulls off. Rhodes goes to strike him, but Ted ducks it and unloads with strikes of his own in the corner. He hits a hard suplex and then mounts on Cody, striking down on him out of rage. Rhodes pushes him off and struggles up - backing to the ropes. He holds his hands out, and kicks Ted in the gut. He then clubs him over the back and kicks him in the gut, proceeding to hit a suplex of his own and a dropkick on the rise sending Ted to the corner. Rhodes strikes down on him there, and DiBiase pushes him back and hits a clothesline to the back of the neck. He begins to stomp down and pull at the neck of Rhodes, just in anger. He pulls him to his feet and begins to strike him again, and applies the Million Dollar Dream, Rhodes struggling but quickly hugging the ropes. DiBiase pulls off and kicks him in the gut as Rhodes pulls himself out of the ring to catch his breath. DiBiase follows after him and circles him around the ring. Hennig steps in the way and DiBiase throws him to the side. Rhodes takes advantage off the distraction and throws DiBiase into the steel post. He pulls DiBiase back in and applies a headlock on the mat and keeps him grounded. He pulls up a bit and drops his knee onto the head. He does it a few more times before getting up, and allowing DiBiase to pull himself to his feet. Rhodes hits a scoop slam and hits off the ropes, dropping the knee onto DiBiase. He pulls him up with a grin and goes for the Cross Rhodes, but is pushed off and on the comeback is hit with a hard clothesline. He waits for Rhodes to get up and hits Dream Street and hooks the leg, but Rhodes just barely kicks out. DiBiase gets a little more angry and drags Rhodes up, pounding on him again. The referee pulls him off as Rhodes begins to complain, holding his eye. DiBiase can't believe it as he is told to back off. From behind, Brett steps in and he hits the Cobra Clutch Legsweep. He gets out of the ring as everybody is left in disbelief. Rhodes keeps on playing off his injury as Ted slowly gets back up in the corner. He gets up, still faking, and pulls Ted away and hits the Cross Rhodes and gets the pin.
Winner of the match: Cody Rhodes [12:22] ***
Rhodes gets up as his hand is raised. He laughs and calls Joe and Brett in. He takes hold of their wrists as they stand at his sides, and he raises them high to the crowd, who boo rapidly. Ted rolls around in disbelief at what has just happened. Cody, Joe, and Brett exit the ring in celebration.
We cut to a video package highlighting Triple H and John Morrison's rivalry ever since the night of the 2010 Draft. It continues on with John Cena and Drew McIntyre's recent small rivalry, and it goes on to show each man raising the World Heavyweight Championship high in the air.
Fatal Four Way Match for the World Heavyweight Championship
Drew McIntyre vs John Cena vs Triple H vs John Morrison©
The bell rings as Morrison and Cena look to each other well McIntyre and Hunter look to each other. They go right at their recent rivals and unload with strikes. Cena takes hold of Hunter and throws him into the corner and strikes at him in transition, and Morrison dropkicks McIntyre out of the ring and launches him self over the top and onto him. Cena runs to mid ring and tosses Hunter over and down onto the mat. He drags him right back up and tosses him into the corner and starts to unload with strikes to him. McIntyre gets back into the ring and clotheslines Cena from behind, however, and he along with Hunter start to stomp down on him. HHH leans back into the corner after a little while to catch his breath, and McIntyre works on Cena with hard strikes. He drops a knee and then pulls him up again and hits a hard suplex. He taunts to the crowd, but as he turns around, Morrison comes flying off the ropes and hits him with a clothesline. He gets back up as Hunter comes rushing, but he moves out of the way and the knee hits the corner. Morrison pushes him over the top rope and onto the apron. He goes back to McIntyre and pulls him into the corner, striking. He whips him to Cena who is awaiting in the middle of the ring, and he hits the Attitude Adjustment. He goes for the quick pin, but Morrison drags him off at 2. Cena gets up and they stare each other down a bit. Morrison laughs and strikes him. They begin to trade blows with each other, Morrison getting the upper hand, but soon transitioning back to Cena. McIntyre runs to both of them and clotheslines them both down with authority. Hunter pulls himself back into the ring and spins McIntyre around, dropping his face down to his extended knee. He gets back up and strikes at him, kind of hobbling. He clotheslines McIntyre over the top rope. Morrison comes at Hunter and takes him out by the legs, and Hunter holds onto his knee in pain. Cena comes up to Morrison and goes to strike at him, but Morrison ducks it and drops him with the Moonlight Drive. McIntyre gets back into the ring quickly and stalks behind Morrison, who gets up and turns to the Future Shock. However, McIntyre is then dropped right in the middle of the ring with the Pedigree. Hunter lays out on the mat as well though, tending to his knee. All four men are laid out, and Cena is the first to start getting up. Followed by Hunter, and then Morrison. McIntyre is still laid out and all 3 of them hobble over to him. They begin to argue over pinning him, but eventually cooperate. Cena grabs his left leg, Morrison grabs his right, and Hunter grabs his arms. They lift him up and drop him over the top rope with a 'thud'. Cena turns to Morrison right after and lifts him for the Attitude Adjustment, but Hunter kicks him in the gut and Morrison goes down. Hunter sets for the Pedigree, but Morrison pulls his head into his arm for the Moonlight Drive. They all begin to struggle, and Morrison flips himself up as Hunter drops down and Cena is planted with the Pedigree, Hunter falls to the side from the Moonlight Drive, and Morrison lays out from the impact. They all start to stir a bit, and McIntyre gets onto the apron. However, Morrison springboards and comes back with a kick to McIntyre's head to send him back to the floor. He gets up and is met with the Attitude Adjustment from Cena, and he rolls out of the ring. Hunter gets up and is dropped with the Attitude Adjustment as well, but Cena doesn't go for the pin and locks in the STF. Hunter starts to shout out in pain due to his bad leg being bent in such an odd fashion. He tries to find his way to the ropes but the pain becomes unbearable and he taps out.
Winner and NEW World Heavyweight Champion: John Cena [19:54] ***1/2
Cena lays in the middle of the ring exhausted as the referee hands him the World Heavyweight Championship. Cena thanks him as he still lays down. He begins to get to his hands and knees, smiling about his victory even though he is obviously in tons of pain. He holds his neck as he stays on one knee, struggling to get to his feet. The referee checks on him asking if he is okay, and Cena sits down in the corner. A few EMTs come down to the ring as a couple check on Hunter's knee as the others check on Cena's neck. They pull Hunter out of the ring to tend to him as Cena is asked if he can stand up and he says not really. With that, "I Came To Play" hits around the arena as the crowd erupts in shock. The Miz begins to strut down to the ring with a grin across his face. He gets into the ring and hands the Money in the Bank Briefcase to the referee saying he's cashing in now. The referee tries to tell him that Cena is hurt but Miz yells at him he can cash in any time he wants. The referee tells the EMTs they need to get away as Cena looks at Miz. He grabs hold of the ropes and pulls himself up slowly, cringing in pain. The referee hands the briefcase to the timekeeper and Justin Roberts announces Miz is cashing in his Money in the Bank briefcase. The referee asks Cena if he wants to just forfeit, and he says no. He asks again, and when Cena says no once more, he calls for the bell.
Singles Match for the World Heavyweight Championship
The Miz vs John Cena©
Miz storms right at Cena and clotheslines him in the corner. Cena collapses down to the mat as Miz drags him by his shorts to the middle of the ring. The crowd boo him in disgust as he grins, dragging Cena slowly up to his feet, having to hold onto his arm and shorts to keep him up. He delivers the Skull Crushing Finale as the WWE Universe looks on in shock. Miz hooks the leg as the referee slowly counts the 3.
Winner and NEW World Heavyweight Champion: The Miz [0:35] N/A
The Miz celebrates his victory as if he just won the Super Bowl, World Cup, Stanley Cup, NBA Championship, and World Series all in one night. He raises the World Heavyweight Championship on the turnbuckles as the EMTs once again check on John Cena. Miz continues to go nuts as he backs up the ramp, clutching the World Title close to him. As he heads backstage, EMTs continue to tend to Cena as John Morrison steps into the ring. He checks on Cena along with the EMTs. Triple H is put onto a stretcher on the outside, holding his knee, and wheeled out. A stretcher comes out for Cena as well, and we cut to ringside as Michael Cole and Jerry Lawler look on in disbelief. They say they are in absolute shock at what has gone down here, not just John Cena being injured, but The Miz cashing in his Money in the Bank. Lawler says he knows the Money in the Bank can be cashed in at any time, but doing it when a man is being checked on by EMTs, it's just disgusting. Cole agrees and says hopefully we'll have more tomorrow.
We go to a video that highlights the feud of Randy Orton and CM Punk where Orton is drafted to Smackdown and Punk is the first to confront him and they battle it out and Orton retains at Over the Limit. Then Christian and Edge's feud is shown of them being Unified Tag Team Champions, but Edge turning on his partner. Punk, Christian, and Edge all qualifying for the Fatal 4 Way match is shown and the package fades out with the rivals talking trash towards each other in recent weeks and claiming they will walk out of Fatal 4 Way the WWE Champion.
Fatal Four Way Match for the WWE Championship
CM Punk vs Christian vs Edge vs Randy Orton©
The bell sounds, Orton immediately going after Punk and scaring him out of the ring. Edge gets out as well as Christian goes towards him. Orton cranks his neck and looks to Christian and kicks him in the gut, clubbing down across his back and throwing him to the mat and stomping down on him with authority. He drags him up and Christian pushes the champion away and strikes at him in the corner. He hits a hard suplex and looks to the outside. He climbs to the top turnbuckle as Edge and Punk have their backs turned, obviously plotting. Christian yells out to them, and they turn and are pulled to the floor with a huge splash into their arms. Orton slowly gets out of the ring and follows after Punk, dragging him up by his hair and setting him on the steel steps. Punk backs up them on his hands and pleads with Orton. As he comes up the steps after him, Punk trips him and Orton's head smashes into the steel post. Edge rakes the eyes of Christian and throws him into the barricade on the other side, and Punk slowly pulls himself back into the ring. Edge pulls Christian back into the ring with him and he starts to stomp down on the chest. Punk comes over and assists in the beat down before pulling Edge up onto his shoulders out of nowhere. The Rated R Superstar doesn't take it lightly and slips off his shoulders and clotheslines him to the mat. He does it once more as Punk gets right back to his feet, and then clotheslines him over the top rope. Christian rolls him up as he backs towards him, but Edge kicks out. They both rise and strike back and forth, Christian hitting a dropkick out of nowhere. He gets back up and ducks a shot on the rebound off the ropes and hooks hold of the arms and goes for the Killswitch, but he is pushed off and met with a sudden RKO from Orton who popped into the ring very quickly. He gets up and is dropped down with a spear from Edge! He hooks the leg of Orton and only gets a 2 count. He then hooks Christian's leg, but only gets a 2 count. Edge starts to go crazy and pulls Orton to his feet and begins to explode with strikes at him and takes him to the corner and begins to choke him. The referee pleads with him to back off, but he doesn't. Christian stumbles up behind him and hooks the arms and pulls him out, dropping him down with the Killswitch! He hooks both legs, one... two... Punk pulls Christian off from the outside and drags him to the floor. He stomps him down and gets back into the ring. He takes Orton by the neck and drags him out and hits a suplex. He begins to work on the neck more and more, applying multiple variations of headlocks. Orton pulls back up slowly, pulling Punk off him slowly and he pushes him into the corner. He comes rushing for a clothesline, but Punk moves and runs off to the other ropes and back, hitting a knee to the jaw and a bulldog to the middle of the ring. He gets up, however, and is met with a spear from Edge! He hooks the leg but only gets a 2 count as Punk wills his shoulder up. Edge can't believe it as he storms to his feet. He steps out of the ring to Christian and is thrown face first into the barricade. Christian begins to strike down on him ferociously and throws him into the announce table. Meanwhile, in the ring, Orton gets to his feet as does Punk. They begin to strike back and forth at each other, and Orton clotheslines him to the mat. He stands over him and stomps him around each limb. He backs into the corner as Edge throws Christian into the steel steps. Orton awaits as Punk starts to stir. He gets on his hands and knees and Orton leans a bit. Punk struggles to one knee and Orton comes rushing to Punt him, but out of nowhere Edge dives in his way and takes him out with a spear! Punk collapses to the mat from the impact to the mat and Edge hooks Orton's leg quickly in anticipation of the count: one, two, three!
Winner and NEW WWE Champion: [url=Edge [20:30] ****1/4
The crowd boos loudly as Edge gets to his feet and is awarded the WWE Championship from the referee. He taunts the title to the crowd as Christian looks into the ring in disbelief. Punk sits in the corner, also in shock. Orton rolls around holding his gut as Edge steps out of the ring and climbs onto the Smackdown announce table and raises the title high, shouting out to bring a close to Fatal 4 Way. |
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Post by legendkiller8 on Jun 13, 2010 1:04:23 GMT -5
-RVD becoming ECW Champion is awesome. I expected it so glad that happened. -Jericho beating Kingston is a good call. I'd love to see that feud continue though. -Wanted Kane to win but since Miz is on a main event push I like it. -Mancini is defying all the odds. She was attacked and put on a bag, and she manages to retain? She's great! Punk would be proud. -MVP beating Batista is good too. This is another feud I wouldn't mind seeing continue. Batista should go face again though after a while. -Rhodes beating DiBiase is great. It'd be great either way but Rhodes going as the underdog and going over is nice. -YES! YES! YES! Cena is the World Champion baby! Hahahaha huh?  -Darnit, darnit! Miz! Why! Well The Miz is the new World Heavyweight Champion. -Well Edge winning the WWE is great though. Wanted Punk to win but I'm in awe at the WHC Match. |
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Post by Elliot on Jun 13, 2010 8:45:21 GMT -5
WWE Fatal 4 Way, as suspected, Rob Van Dam becomes the new ECW Champion, I'm pleased with that result. I was hoping for Kofi Kingston to defeat Chris Jericho here, but Jericho winning is fine. I hope the feud continues. I am glad The Miz retained his Briefcase here, Kane would have been great, but Miz needs this to get his Main Event spot. Loving the new bald Serena, haha, and I am pleased to see her retain the Divas Championship, despite her bald-ness. Wow, I wasn't expecting MVP to pull out the victory here, but I'm very pleased he did, definitely shows him as a potential Main Eventer. Good to see Cody Rhodes with the victory, Ted DiBiase has had most of the upper hand recently. Was definitely not expecting John Cena to take the World Heavyweight Championship, was hoping for Triple H, tbh. Oh, yes! The Miz cashes in and takes the World Heavyweight Championship, excellent timing and this is definitely The Miz's time. Again, wasn't expecting Edge to walk out as WWE Champion, was hoping for CM Punk, but eithe rway, should have some good storylines ahead. Great show, AJ.
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Post by wwfepenguin on Jun 13, 2010 8:58:06 GMT -5
-Fatal Four Way
-Good choice to open up for the ECW title match.
-Great that Van Dam won.
-Alright with Jericho winning
-With Jericho calling Kofi a nobody, I see this feud counting
-I liked the segment with not so cyrme tyme. Abe sucking up is good
-Nice to see Miz retain with a briefcase shot.
-I have a feeling he'll be cashing it in soon.
-Jericho DVD? F*CK YEAH!
-I'm guessing MVP will be pushed.
-I see this feud going to Summerslam ending in a Street Fight after the Batista Bomb.
-Brett turning on Ted is a shocker, a nice twist though. A new Legacy Perhaps?
-Cena winning is meh. 9 times? UGH
-THANK JERICHO THAT MIZ IS WORLD CHAMP BECAUSE HE'S AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!
-Perfect heel fashion cashing in on a injured John Cena.
-Fine with Edge winning, and him spearing Orton in a middle of a punt is cool. I hope to See Edge/Orton and Edge/Christian.
-Great Job on the PPV AJ.
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Post by DTP. on Jun 13, 2010 12:54:04 GMT -5
WWE Fatal 4 Way: Sunday 20th June 2010...I really like the graphics for this; it is very good that you have the champion in a larger size than his challengers. Tommy Dreamer, Shelton Benjamin, Chavo Guerrero and Rob Van Dam is a strange combination, and a chance for Dreamer to lose his title respectively and uncleanly. RVD picking up the ECW Championship is great, and acceptable for the match to be just under ten minutes. You have a lot to fit in tonight. Solid match to follow, wise not to have fatal four-way matches crammed back-to-back. Chris Jericho and Kofi Kingston should end by Money in the Bank if you ask me. Jericho winning would effectively end the feud, just like how Randy Orton and Kingston's feud ended. Good match, Jericho winning maybe was better, but this way I can't see a feud continuation spanning. I was surprised about how Kane and The Miz wasn't too good, but it was obvious that Miz would retain his Money in the Bank briefcase which he can easily cash in next month. Another short match, and wow the WWE Divas Championship follows this. The recurring angle with Michelle McCool and Layla shaving Serena was great, but I doubt it could be done so quickly. If it were done on a RAW following this, then you could resume the feud and make it more intense. Serena Mancini retaining the WWE Divas Championship is fine, terrible match that needs a long feud finale. Keep building this and it'd be perfect for SummerSlam. MVP beating Batista certainly advanced Montel Vontavious Porter's overness; potential of a WWE Championship reign by 2011, I say. Solid match between Cody Rhodes and Ted Dibiase, and in current day, Cody is definitely the better of the two. Next, great World Heavyweight Championship twist; John Cena winning the title would have been terrible, but good unpredictable win for Miz as I was expecting it cashed in at Money in the Bank. I also like how it wasn't the main event, only adding to unpredictability. Lastly, great WWE Championship win for Edge against CM Punk, Edge, Christian and Randy Orton. A good show, but I could have sworn that a tag four-way was advertised previously, if not you thought about.
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Post by Jord on Jun 13, 2010 13:51:27 GMT -5
Rob Van Dam winning the ECW Championship is fantastic stuff. Would love to see him get a good reign before moving to RAW or SmackDown. Would have loved to see Kofi Kingston beat Chris Jericho, but I'm still fine with Jericho going over. Glad that The Miz retained his MITB briefcase over Kane. Not really surprised to see Kane fail at beating The Miz. I love how you had Laycool attack Serena and shave her bald. Totally creative idea that I didn't see coming. Shocked to see MVP go over Batista, but a good decision. Shocked to see Brett turn on Ted, but it's pretty interesting. I'm kind of glad to see JoMo lose the World Title, mainly because I can't picture him as a champion right now. I'm pretty sure you built him up well, but I just can't see him as a champion right now purely because of how he's booked in real life. The Miz? WHAT THE  . Liking how shocking that was, although I think The Miz cashing in against JoMo would have worked better. Edge winning is good. |
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Post by Jack. on Jun 13, 2010 14:07:56 GMT -5
Fatal Four Way: Love sims PPV's. RVD picking up the WWE Championship was the right decision, and not pinning Dreamers sets up a match for the next PPV. Strange attack on Serena but it works, wonder what happens in their match. Glad Jericho won here, Kofi isn;t ready to beat him like this. Miz winning is good and tonight would be a good time for him to cash in although I'd like him to wait. A short Divas Title Match, glad Serena retain there. MVP winning is great! Love it dude. A really strong win for the Play of the Day. Oh crap, Batista Bomb. This fued isn't over, I like it. Wow, awesome that Cody won as I prefer him to Ted. I'd like to see Morrison win but it wouldn't be realistic. Ugh, Cena? really. It's realistic but, ya know. Yes, Miz is out here, NEW CHAMPION. Wow, love it. Miz vs. Morrison plz. Edge winning is fine but, I dunno about every champion losing their title, wish we could've jhad one retain although I wouldn't be able to pick which. Great Show.
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Jun 13, 2010 15:15:04 GMT -5
-Good idea to open with the ECW Title Fatal Four Way. RVD winning the belt was the best way to go in my opinion
-I'm guessing the buzzing sound we heard when LayCool attacked Mancini is the shaving of her head. Original way to go with that
-Great match between Kingston and Jericho, love that they got a PPV match
-Interesting to have Paul & Gaspard, as well as Ms. Eve Toress working for Mr. McMahon
-Figured The Miz/Kane match wouldn't be great, but so glad Miz kept the briefcase
-Love how Serena looked dominant even with the pre-match haircut
-Surprised MVP beat Batista, although I don't mind it
-Love that Rhodes went over Dibiase as it seemed like Ted winning would've been obvious. I like Brett & Hennig joining Rhodes
-Cena winning is good, and having him do it while needing help from EMTs makes him look even more super human
-Wow, Miz coming out and cashing in while the Champion was being checked on makes him look like a scumbag. So glad he won the belt and I'm so interested in where you go with him as Champion
-If Miz was going to cash in, the World Title should've main evented. Although the stars in this match were better in ring performers. Edge walking away with the WWE Title was something I didn't expect, but glad it happened. I'd like to see an Edge/Christian feud for the belt now
Great PPV, love the idea of Miz as World Champion and with the three new Title holders at the top of each brand, changes are coming, which is always refreshing.
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Post by ✖ AJ on Jun 14, 2010 11:24:43 GMT -5
 Raw: June 21, 2010 Preview
The Miz cashed in his Money in the Bank on John Cena following the Fatal 4 Way match where Cena managed to win the World Heavyweight Championship. John Morrison was the original champion at the night, and he will obviously be in the building along with Cena regarding Miz cashing in his Money in the Bank, especially in the case where he cashed in on Cena when he was down. Drew McIntyre, also coming out of the Fatal 4 Way, will be facing Kane.
The Hart Dynasty will be in action on Raw, defending the Unified Tag Team Championships, against William Regal and Wade Barrett, a team that scored a victory on them a month ago. However, Vince McMahon along with Jayson Paul, Shad Gaspard, and Eve Torres can be expected to be lurking around towards Bret Hart, Tyson Kidd, David Hart Smith, and Natalya. What will come out of this?
Also, Teddy Long will be in the arena to speak of the new Pay-Per-View coming up on June 20. Cody Rhodes will be arriving with Brett DiBiase and Joe Hennig, and it is expected Brett will speak about turning on his own brother last night. Also, Serena Mancini will be facing Michelle McCool in a rematch from last night as she is still angry over her head being shaved. And, R-Truth will be facing Matt Hardy.[/font] |
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Post by ✖ AJ on Jun 14, 2010 17:43:07 GMT -5
l JUNE 21st, 2010 l ARENA AT HARBOR YARD: BRIDGEPORT, CT l
The opening pyros go off as we are welcomed to Monday Night Raw! We are informed about last night at Fatal 4 Way being such a huge event, and as if on cue, The Miz makes his way out to the ramp with the World Heavyweight Championship over his shoulder as the crowd erupts in boos. He raises the title up and shouts "I'm Awesome" repeatedly. He struts down to the ring and gets on the mic. He gets more boos then ever and can't even speak over them. He tells them all to shut up, he's the World Heavyweight Champion and they can't do anything about it! The crowd continues to boo and Miz says that last night he beat the Big Red Machine and then after John Cena won the World Heavyweight Championship, he seized the opportunity of cashing in the Money in the Bank and is now standing here your World Champion! John Morrison makes his way down to the ring as he has heard enough. He speaks directly at Miz calling him a coward. He says he understands he could cash in any time he wants, but to do it when the champion is down and being checked on by EMTs - that just down right makes him look like more of an ass then ever! The crowd erupt in cheers towards Morrison and Miz just looks at him and asks 'really?' multiple times. They begin to get in each others face, but John Cena makes his way out to the ramp. He glares down at the ring, holding his neck. Michael Cole puts over how it got injured last night, but suddenly, Cena whips off his hat and tosses it to the crowd before storming down to the ring! He storms right up to Miz and grabs him by the collar, and Morrison has to pull him away. Cena takes a mic and asks Miz if he was expecting a neck brace around him tonight. He says he wants his rematch, right now. Morrison puts his hand out and says that he is entitled to a rematch as well, and maybe he wants it! Cena looks at him, and Teddy Long makes his way out to the ramp. He tells everybody to calm down, he has some things he needs to set straight. He announces that with The Miz cashing in his Money in the Bank last night, the board of directors talked and decided upon having a new concept Pay-Per-View next month entitled Money in the Bank. He says that every show leading up to the Pay-Per-View will feature a qualifying match, and the PPV qualifiers will face each other in qualifiers to the Money in the Bank Ladder Match in the main event of the Pay-Per-View! He says that however, a World Heavyweight Title match needs to take place and he's got just the idea; tonight in the main event will be John Cena and John Morrison and the winner will face The Miz at Money in the Bank! All three of them look at each other in the ring. Cena and Morrison both look at Miz in anticipation of possibly facing him.
Commercial Break
Money in the Bank Pay-Per-View Qualifier [/b] Drew McIntyre vs KaneThe bell rings and the match goes to McIntyre for the opening minutes with a bunch of hard shots. Kane, still in anger about last night, fights back though. He gets a couple near falls on McIntyre, and gets a lot of momentum following a bunch of slams. Kane keeps control for a couple more minutes, but McIntyre rakes the eyes during a chokeslam attempt and hits the Future Shock and gets the pin. Winner of the match: Drew McIntyre [7:28] **1/2Following the match, McIntyre celebrates his victory. We cut backstage afterward and Josh Mathews introduces his guest to be Serena. He asks what she thinks about LayCool's attack on her last night. She laughs and says it has just willed her on to beat up Michelle. She rubs her head a bit and says she likes the look anyway. Commercial BreakNon-Title Match[/b] Diva's Champion Serena Mancini vs Michelle McCool w/LaylaThe bell sounds and Mancini absolutely loses it on McCool and throws her into the corner and beats the living hell out of her with strikes. She hits a few slams and tosses her around like a rag doll. Michelle fights back though and starts to strike back. Her momentum doesn't last long as Serena hits a hard clothesline and controls again, but Layla gets in the ring and hits her with the Diva's Title. Winner via disqualification: Serena Mancini [5:10] ** Michelle and Layla continue to beat down on Serena after the match, and Michelle ends up hitting the Faith Breaker on her. They taunt over the Diva's Champion, and Michelle takes the Diva's Championship, and places it over her shoulder as she steps out of the ring. We go to ringside and Michael Cole says last night, Triple H was severely affected in the Fatal 4 Way match, as his knee was once again injured. King says that something happened to it, and he continued his match and now he is out of action. Cole says that Triple H is scheduled to be out for only about 3 months though, so we'll see him back hopefully following Summerslam. They go on to promote Summerslam on August 15, with "Back From Cali" by Slash ft. Myles Kennedy in the background as they talk about how it is the biggest party of the Summer and nobody will want to leave L.A. after this event. Commercial BreakWe return and Cody Rhodes, Joe Hennig, and Brett DiBiase make their way down to the ring to boos. Rhodes gets on the mic and says that last night Brett DiBiase made the right decision by siding with him, and not his brother who is overshadowing him. Rhodes says that he would like to introduce everybody to the second incarnation of The Legacy. The crowd boo as he thanks them sarcastically. He says that now that this group has been formed, they will be much more successful then Randy, Ted, and himself ever were. He says that he will become the World Champion and stay the champion until the day he retires, as Brett and Joe will be coming for those Unified Tag Team Titles. Ted DiBiase has heard enough as he makes his way out to the ramp. He asks Brett what the hell he was doing. He asks if he just came and assisted him at Over The Limit so he could just align with Cody. Brett just laughs and Ted looks to Cody and says that last night, he knows that the only reason he won is because his brother stabbed him in the back. Cody says he knows that damn well, but he still won and that's all that matters! Ted asks if he could beat him without anybody on his side. Cody doesn't answer, and Ted asks if he wants to try it right now, and he goes down to the ring. He gets in as Cody tells Joe and Brett to get back. Ted steps up to Cody, and as it seems they are about to go at it, Joe and Brett attack. They start to beat down on Ted, and Brett applies a Cobra Clutch as Cody and Joe kick him in the mid section. He throws Ted down as The Legacy stand over him in satisfaction. Commercial BreakUnified Tag Team ChampionshipWilliam Regal and Wade Barrett vs The Hart Dynasty© w/Natalya and Bret HartThe bell sounds, Kidd starting with Regal. Kidd has momentum in the opening minutes as things go by quickly. Regal keeps things on the mat whenever he gets any control whatsoever, though, and some frequent tags happen with both teams. Barrett dominates Kidd, but when Smith gets in, he cleans house. Regal is tagged in after a clothesline and he is quickly overpowered and hit with the Hart Attack and pinned. Winners and still Unified Tag Team Champions: The Hart Dynasty [9:14] **3/4Following the match; Kidd, Smith, Natalya, and Hart celebrate. However, Vince McMahon, Jayson Paul, Shad Gaspard, and Eve Torres comes out to the ramp. Vince speaks and says that Bret Hart has screwed himself again. He says he is under contract, and he is ordering he come up the ramp right now. Bret hesitates as Kidd, Smith, and Natalya tell him not to go. He says he has to if he wants to stay, and he steps out. He heads up the ramp and Vince slaps him across the face as soon as he gets to him. Vince tells him he's scum. He spits in his face and all four of them walk backstage. Commercial BreakSingles MatchR-Truth vs Matt HardyAs soon as the bell rings, Hardy clotheslines Truth down to the mat and begins to choke him. Truth throws him off and starts to beat him down. They continue this throughout the match, just beating the hell out of each other and not doing anything technical. Hardy grabs a steel chair and tries to hit Truth, but he ducks it. He hits some shots and a few slams in the next minutes, and tops it off with the Axe Kick and gets the pin. Winner of the match: R-Truth [8:14] ***Following the match, Truth grabs a mic and stands over Hardy. He says that this is over, and that's the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth. He exits the ring as Hardy cringes in pain, holding his neck in anger. Truth continues to play it to the crowd. Commercial BreakWe return and Curt Hawkins is standing somewhere backstage, wearing a dirty leather jacket and has a thin beard growing in and his hair is greasy. He says that the time has come that Curt Hawkins enters the dark zone of Monday Night Raw and take over the condemned so-called superstars and rise up on the roster over every single person that dare enter his way. He says that it is time for a change and it is time for an uproar and shaking things up and making a difference in the WWE. He says don't be afraid, he's not going insane, he already is. He laughs before walking away. We cut to Vince McMahon with Jayson, Shad, and Eve backstage. Vince is talking to somebody saying with him on his side once again, things will be bigger and better then ever. The camera pans up, Big Show standing there. He says he knows that things worked out before, but he's fine the way he is now. Vince says he knows that he could be doing a lot better, and says the offer stands. Teddy Long walks in and asks what's going on here, and Big Show says nothing and walks out. As soon as he does, Vince grabs Teddy by the collar and tells him not to question anything he is involved with. Commercial Break#1 Contenders Match to the World Heavyweight ChampionshipJohn Morrison vs John CenaThe bell rings and Cena takes control right off. Morrison fights back quickly though, and they trade momentum within the next few minutes. They each hit some nice moves, and Cena almost hits the Attitude Adjustment. A few near falls from both of them, and Morrison manages to hit the Moonlight Drive, but fails to hit the Starship Pain, but Cena moves out of the way. They both lay out. Commercial BreakWhen we return, Cena is in control. He hits a lot of nice and hard moves, but Morrison fights back and gets a couple near falls. Cena goes for the A.A., but Morrison catches hold of the ropes and drops down. They go back and forth again, and Cena hits the Attitude Adjustment out of nowhere eventually but gets a near fall. As things begin to heat up, The Miz runs in and hits both of them with the World Title. Winner of the match: No Contest [13:17] ***1/2After the match, The Miz raises the World Title over the downed bodies of Morrison and Cena. However, Teddy Long steps out to the ramp. He says he's sick of Miz trying to cheaply get out of things. He says it may of worked last night, but it's not going to work tonight! He says that at Money in the Bank, The Miz will defend his title against both John Morrison and John Cena! Miz begins to flip out about it, and Cena gets up behind him as he yells up the ramp. Miz turns right into the Attitude Adjustment. Morrison then hits the Starship Pain. 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Post by ✖ AJ on Jun 14, 2010 18:01:07 GMT -5
 Date: July 18, 2010
Venue: Sprint Center
Location: Kansas City, MO
Theme Song: "Showstopper" by TobyMac
Money in the Bank Ladder Match
TBD vs TBD vs TBD vs TBD vs TBD vs TBD
Triple Threat Match for the World Heavyweight Championship
The Miz© vs John Cena vs John Morrison
  
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Post by legendkiller8 on Jun 14, 2010 18:45:34 GMT -5
-Miz as WHC sounds decent. Miz's promo was fine too. Nothing wrong here.
-McIntyre beating Kane I'm not a huge fan of. Kane deserves a good push and I hope he wins MITB considering he lost a MITB shot.
-Hart Dynasty beating Regal and Barrett is nice. Interesting to see how the feud goes.
-Truth beating Hardy sounds good. Their rivalry should also fold into MITB.
-Cena v. JoMo sounds great. Love the no contest and the World Title Match at MITB sounds awesome. But I'm not giving my hopes up.
-Good RAW/ Sweet graphic.
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Post by Elliot on Jun 15, 2010 17:30:38 GMT -5
Raw, get me the credited for that graphic!!11111! Just kidding, lulz. Very nice opening segment with the new World Heavyweight Champion, The Miz opening things up. I like the involvement with Morrison and Cena, and their match for later should be good. Can't think who'll win though. Glad that Drew McIntyre qualified for the Money in the Bank Pay Per View, but I would have liked to see Kane there too. A DQ victory for Serena is good, and allows LayCool to get over. Great segment with DiBiase and The Legacy. The DiBiase beat down was good, and I expect a decent feud there. Obvious victory for The Hart Dynasty, tbh, Regal and Barrett aren't ready for the Unified Tag Team Championships, not much of a team in my eyes. I am loving Vince having some sort of control over Bret, and I see Bret having enough sooner or later, sparking a match between the two. I'm glad that R-Truth wins here, I personally believe he needs the push. Wow, wierd segment with Hawkins, but I really like that you've created this new character for him. I hope you can make it work without it been too corny. Serious Vince, I like it. A No Contest finish was probably the best way to go, tbh, both men deserve the shot after both losing the World Championship last night. Lol, that sounds wierd. Anyway, overall, a good Raw. |
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