WWE 2009-2010: SD [Matt Hardy/CM Punk]

- Good opening promo from Punk
- SES is a good choice of winners. A bit iffy on Brett's call up.
- Kane beating Truth is the right move. He won't win the tourney though.
- Morrison retaining the title is fine. Glad he did.
- McIntyre attack is good and well done.
- Awesome divas match for TLC. Should be great.
- Batista over Hardy was expected, him v Kane will be good.

WWE RAW: Monday 7th December 2009...Hmm, I feel that one or the other should have been chosen between the graphic and the YouTube video. To be honest, it'd be a lot better if that part was centered, then you could still have had everything on the left. Glad to see you using the time schedule layout, good promo with Make Cuban coming out, but this RAW was so lame in real life. Hmm, not so fond of Randy Orton, Ted Dibiase, John Cena and Cody Rhodes in the same match for the WWE Championship [and also, that match was booked pretty late, with six days until TLC: Tables, Ladders and Chairs. In addition, Cena and Orton should never compete again after Bragging Rights. DX in the ring was smooth, and the setup for Sunday's elimination tables bout is nice, but really DX and Big Show and Chris Jericho should have had the TLC match specialty; it just seems right. Good opening contest with Shawn Michaels beating Chris Jericho, but the disqualification was a little unneeded. Also, you ignored to mention the commercial break took up time; that would usually fill up four minutes, not one. Not too sure about John Morrison's DVD being promoted when it's not to be released for a month. Also, the YouTube video just makes it look messy. If you do the hyperlink, maybe I'll accept it. I feel that the tag team match went a little too long; MVP and Mark Henry beating The Miz and Jack Swagger is good; but MVP does not whatsoever need the WWE United States Championship, so I hope he doesn't get it. Hmm, Gail Kim's won a few divas battle roylas, hehe. Melina and Gail Kim for the WWE Divas Championship sounds good, but really Maryse was the best contender to Melina's belt, and it seemed very likely that she'd win it too. I feel this went two or three minutes too long. Again; the YouTube videos have got to go. I'm not so looking forward to the Slammy Awards RAW; the real life show sucked, and this will be very difficult to book. Chris Masters is in a comfortable place as a babyface, he can easily put himself over and is over, and even when he loses he does a good job. Good win for Sheamus here. Another reason why the YouTube videos have to go; the Batista/Kane graphic is from Thanksgiving SmackDown, so definitely you should stop using them. Lastly, very nice main event tag team win for John Cena and Ted Dibiase over Randy Orton and Cody Rhodes, and for extra marks, you notice that RAW is two hours and fifteen minutes long. Overall, a good show, but pretty complicated in some points. The layout needs work.

I only read ECW and the news update as I find it hard to read a diary from the start all in one shot. With that said, I'll begin with the news update as its quicker to reply to.

I don't like the idea of Mr. Kennedy being brought back, personally i'm not a big fan of his and from a business standpoint for a diary, WWE released him for a reason. I think bringing him back so soon is kind of going against realism. Although sometimes thats what creates some of the best stuff in a diary. I think I really just dislike Kennedy thats all.

Kane remasking sounds interesting and I look forward to seeing if you follow through with that and how.

As for ECW there isn't much to comment on booking wise, it seems very much like ECW actually was around TLC time just with your own spin on it. So i'll comment more on the writing style. Work on your grammar(I have problems with it too so you arn't alone), it makes it easier to follow especially with all the detail you put in. With that in mind, I love the detail and the fact that you have the times. Its really impressive and made me feel like I was actually watching the show. The build to Shelton vs Christian was done wonderfully as well on this one. I really look forward to seeing how you write the match and seeing who you have catch the win in it. When it came to the TLC PPV in real life I went into it feeling like I already knew Christian would retain, but i'm actually skeptical with your diary and truly wondering if Benjamin might catch the win.

Excellent stuff overall.

ECW

- The opening promo was great.
- Paul Burchill attack causing a dirty finish was great, but the heels could've won without it.
- It seems that Benjamin is the main threat in the Ladder match, which is understandable. Good match.
- The Archer attack on Dreamer was great. Dreamer retirement soon?
- Christian unfocused against Ryder is interesting. Glad he won though.
- Seems like Shelton's in Christian's head.

Great ECW. Solid work man. C:

As well jw, do you make your own gfx? They are great man.

WWE Tables, Ladders, and Chairs 2009 on December 13th in San Antonio, TX

{6:53-7:00}: Dark Match: Kane b. CM Punk

{7:00-7:02}: After the opening video, we go straight to the arena with our WWE Tables, Ladders, and Chairs 2009 Theme Song "Switchfoot" by Bulletsoul plays. The sweet pyrotechnics go off and th graphic icons show as we head to a crowd scan of the packed San Antonio, TX in the AT&T Center! First off, Michael Cole and Jerry "The King" Lawler welcome us to WWE Tables, Ladders, and Chairs. They hype their assigned show's matches. Then we head to Todd Grisham and Matt Striker who are highly excited about tonight's show. They highlight their big matches tonight. And finally, we head to Bryon Saxton and Josh Matthews who hype up the ECW Championship Match. "Just Close Your Eyes" hits and Christian heads to the ring for our first match.

{7:03-7:20}: Shelton Benjamin defeated Christian and Yoshi Tatsu to win the ECW Championship

No doubt. This was a fantastic way to kick off TLC tonight. This match featured alot of great spots as well as surprises. Shelton Benjamin stood back and watched as Tatsu and Christian locked up. Christian locked Tatsu in an armbar. Christian pushed Tatsu into Benjamin and Benjamin tossed Tatsu onto the top rope. Tatsu caught himself and tried to go for a moonsault and it connected on Benjamin and Christian. Tatsu seazed the opportunity as he rolled to the outside and quickly found a long gray ladder. Tatsu began to climb as Christian made his way up; clubbing the climbing victim Tatsu. Benjamin grabbed a ladder and laid it between the ladder and the third rung of the ladder. Benjamin climbed the apron and pulled Tatsu down. They battled on the hung up ladder and Christian ran up the ladder and got his fingertips on it. Benjamin seen it and gave Christian a Paydirt off the ladder! Christian and Benjamin were both laid out and Tatsu took advantage falling off once and then climbing back on. Tatsu was so close to retrieving the gold but Benjamin grabbed his leg. Tatsu jumped off and hit a missile dropkick on Benjamin who fell to the outside. Tatsu noticed Christian dazed in a groggy base. Tatsu hit a huge splash off the ladder onto Christian for a huge excitement. Tatsu, Christian, and Benjamin all slowly rallied back to a stand-up base. As they all did. They all punched in a motion. Tatsu battled to get to the top of the ladder as did Benjamin. Christian was just pulling himself up. Christian managed to push the ladders over and Benjamin hit his face on the ropes while Tatsu fell and rolled to the outside. Christian ran up to Benjamin but Benjamin whipped him over the ropes. Christian tried to punch Benjamin but Benjamin reversed and hit a Paydirt hotshot. Benjamin searched for a ladder and then he seen it and set it up. He pushed the other ladder to the outside only for Tatsu to roll it back in. Christian pushed Benjamin off the ladder and kicked Benjamin in the gut and hit the Killswitch! Christian leaned another tall vertically on another. Tatsu and Christian both tried to climb the ladders at the same time but Benjamin ran up the ladders the way he did at WrestleMania 21. Benjamin knocked both of them off the ladders to fall hard and then he hung on to get his feet on the ladder and he pulled the ECW Title down!

{7:21-7:23}: Shelton Benjamin quickly slides to the outside and snatches the ECW Championship Belt. Shelton raises it high as the announcer announces Shelton Benjamin as the new ECW World Champion. Benjamin quickly struts up the ramp holding his ECW Championship as Tatsu and Christian look on in disappointment.

{7:24-7:26}: Backstage, we see Savannah, our new interviewer. she is interviewing the #1 contender for the World Heavyweight Championship, Batista. Batista cuts off Savannah and says that it's a shame that people can say The Undertaker is just so phenomenal when all he does is cut off the lights, roll off those dried eyes, and attacks superstars behind their backs. Batista says that tonight, he vows to put an end to all the charades of Undertaker. He vows to win the World Title and end the Undertaker forever.

{7:27-7:28}: A promo hypes WWE Royal Rumble on January 31st, 2010!

{7:29-7:40}: Drew McIntyre defeated John Morrison to win the Intercontinental Championship

This was a good match here. Morrison came out first in his gray and black attire and a great ovation while McIntyre "The Chosen One" came out to a great heat. The two locked up. The referee held up the Intercontinental Championship and McIntyre snatched it out of his hands and ran at Morrison to hit him with it. Morrison kicked McIntyre in the head and McIntyre tossed and fumbled the title in the air. Morrison threw off his glasses with the diamond stud on it and hit the standing shooting star press for the 2 count. Morrison lifted McIntyre and pulled him by the hair to the turnbuckle and started drilling the sitting superstar with lefts and rights. The referee forced Morrison off. Morrison got the referee out of his mind and tried to go back to business. McIntyre pulled him shoulder first into the steel ringpost! McIntyre kind of dominated the shoulder until the end of the match when Morrison started hitting McIntyre in the jaw and then he hit McIntyre with a side kick to the jaw. Morrison grabbed the ropes and went for the Flying Chuck but McIntyre ducked and Morrison gave the referee a hard kick. Morrison then took down Morrison with a clothesline before trying to wake up the referee. The referee was dizzy but was getting into a groggy base. Morrison turned around and McIntyre drilled him with the Intercontinental Title right before dropping him with a Future Shock on it and covering him for the 3 count.

{7:41-7:43}: Oh my goodness! McIntyre has screwed Morrison and won the Intercontinental Championship. McIntyre doesn't seem to care. All that matters to him is that he's the Intercontinental Champ. Morrison looks on angrily as McIntyre disappears behind the curtain.

{7:44-7:46}: We head to the outside camera to see San Antonio, Texas. Texas has a beautiful view of the AT&T Center. Grisham says another thing that is beautiful is the match coming up and the divas involving it. And one isn't too beautiful on the inside.

{7:47-7:49}: A promo hypes the feud between Mickie James and Michelle McCool hyping their upcoming match.

{7:50-7:58}: Michelle McCool w/Layla defeated Mickie James w/Maria to retain the Women's Championship

The crowd was 100% behind Mickie James. It was probably the biggest ovation that Mickie James has ever gotten. Layla tried to get a "Piggy James" chant started but Maria came by full speed and charged at Layla with a big clothesline and some hammers to the face. McCool was too distracted and James almost won there with a roll-up into a cradle pin for the 2 count. McCool got up first and tried to hit James but Mickie used her speed to hit two hard forearms and then Mickie hit a big clothesline. Mickie James was firing as she whipped McCool to the ropes and ran at her. Mickie James hit her with 6 punches until McCool hit a low blow and then tossed James into the top of the steel ringpost and then McCool rolled up James with her feet purched on the first ropes but James used her amazing resilency to kick out. McCool and James battled back and forth until the end of the match. James was firing and then she ran at McCool. McCool threw her over the ropes and James was on the apron. James hit McCool and got the better. Layla held James' foot and James kicked off. McCool hit the big kick to the temple and then tossed James into the ring to cover James for the win.

{7:59-8:01}: The crowd was hot at this moment. They gave McCool a very, very loud heat! You just wouldn't know. Maria helped James to her feet. James pushed her away and left up the ramp with no turning back.

{8:02-8:04}: Savannah is standing backstage with WWE Champion John Cena! The crowd bursts out with cheers. Savannah asks John Cena if he is doubting himself. Cena tells her that if he doubts himself, he probably won't come in with his A-Game. Cena says that tonight, he's going to prove just why he is the Chaingang Commander. John Cena says he is also going to prove why he is better the co-owner leaders of the baby oil club as he RETAINS his WWE Championship! John Cena salutes and walks out.

{8:05-8:06}: Jerry "The King" Lawler and Michael Cole give a special thanks to Switchfoot for Bulletsoul. We head to see a promo for our next match.

{8:07-8:09}: Our next match is the Elimination Tag Table Match for the Unified Tag Titles. We head to Bragging Rights where Big Show of RAW costs his team the Bragging Rights Trophy. Then to Survivor Series where both Jeri-Show and DX lost Triple Threat Matches for major championships. Tonight, it's on!

{8:10-8:27}: D-Generation-X defeated Jeri-Show in an Elimination Tables Tornado Tag Match to win the Unified Tag Team Championships

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Chris Jericho went at Shawn Michaels and Triple H went at Big Show. Both men exchanged punches and at the very same time at opposite sides, Triple H managed to clothesline Big Show over the ropes and Shawn Michaels did too. Both D-X members celebrated as Michaels skipped over and they did their taunt. Shawn Michaels dived through the ropes and hit a suicide dive on both Jeri-Show members. Show was dazed while leaning on the barricade while Jericho was out the floor. Michaels climbed the top rope to jump to the outside on Big Show but while in mid-air, Show drilled HBK with a Knockout Punch! Michaels was out cold. Triple H came out to the outside and started hammering Big Show. Big Show got a headbutt knocking Triple H to the other side to walk it off. Big Show walked toward "The Game" but Triple H popped him with a steel chair off the skull. Show was dizzy here. Triple H went at Jericho but Jericho gave him a chair Codebreaker to an amazing pop at the extremely awesome move. Jericho got one of the tables sitting at ringside and put the still coldcocked HBK on the table. Jericho rolled into the ring and went to the top rope. Triple H seen this and pushed Jericho off the top rope into the table right next to Michaels. Jericho crashed through the table as Michaels had just woken up. This match was not 2 on 1. Chris Jericho eliminated! Big Show was an angry beast. He waited for Triple H to turn around and he threw the chair to Triple H and then gave the chair a Knockout Punch straight into Triple H. Big Show turned around to get a table but Shawn Michaels gave Big Show some Sweet Chin Music. Big Show was almost ready to fall. Michaels helped HHH up who was on spaghetti legs and ready to fall again. Triple H caught his balance. Michaels went at another Sweet Chin Music but Show caught his leg and lifted him in the air for the Chokeslam but HHH drilled Show with a steel chair! Triple H then gave Show a thunderous Pedigree. Michaels and HHH lift Show up onto a table. Michaels climbs to the top rope and drills the elbow drop to seal the deal!

{8:28-8:32}: It was nice to see Shawn Michaels and Triple H get a a standing ovation in front of his hometown. Michaels and Triple H went into the crowd and did the D-X crotch chop with some fans in the audience. Michaels went and got his son, daughter, and wife. He invited them all into the ring. They all do the D-X crotch chop with the pyro blasting to a standing ovation in San Antonio, TX. Michaels is almost to tears of joy. He holds up the WWE and World Tag Titles as Triple H hoists him on his shoulders. They all head backstage as we fade to black.

{8:33-8:34}: A promo hypes tommorow night's Monday Night RAW while is the Slammy Awards.

{8:35-8:36}: The arena comes back to the feeling and Michael Cole and Jerry Lawler show us our upcoming match. A promo hypes our United States Championship between M.V.P and The Miz!

{8:37-8:46}: The Miz defeated M.V.P w/ Mark Henry to retain the United States Championship

This happened to be a phenomenal match but the downside to this was the shocking ending to that. The Miz was slightly intimidated while he was playing mind games with M.V.P, ducking his head under the 2nd rope for the break whenever M.V.P got momentum going. But, the Miz took a risk and ran at "The Ballin' Superstar" M.V.P and took a hip toss. M.V.P hit a big knee drop and then covered The Miz for the 2 count. M.V.P pulled The Miz in began hitting the big punches and then whipped The Miz off the ropes. The Miz ended up kicking The Miz in the chest and ran at M.V.P only to be hit with an elbow. M.V.P got that big grin and then went to the ropes to hit the 'Ballin' elbow drop! M.V.P was ready for the Playmaker but The Miz drove M.V.P shoulder first into the referee thus knocking him out. The Miz walked to the outside and was getting ready to walk up the ramp with his United States Title but Henry and MVP went after him. M.V.P told Henry he'll take this one. M.V.P caught The Miz and grabbed him by the head tossing him into the barricade. M.V.P rolled The Miz into the ring and was prepared to roll in. Just then, Mark Henry pulls M.V.P back out and hits the World's Strongest Slam on the outside on M.V.P Mark Henry has turned on M.V.P! Henry starts yelling "I should be in this match! Not you! The crowd is giving Henry some loud heat. Henry rolled MVP in the ring pushing him far and then The Miz gave M.V.P a huge Skull Crushing Finale for the victory.

{8:47-8:49}: Woah, what a shocker this was. We can't believe Mark Henry has turned on M.V.P! The Miz and Mark Henry leave up ramp while M.V.P is gaining consciousness. M.V.P points at them signaling revenge.

{8:50-8:51}: Well, despite that, we know what's coming up next. Our World Heavyweight Championship Match between Batista and The Undertaker. He is the promo.

{8:52-8:54}: A promo goes to when they first started feuding in early 2007 and how it's blossomed as one of the greatest feuds of this decade. It finally shows Bragging Rights when Taker beat Punk, Mysterio, and Batista and how Batista turned on Mysterio going solo and winning the Gold Rush Tournament. Tonight, we see the big match we've all been looking forward to.

This match was given a great amount of time and it was impressive on both superstars's part. Undertaker and Batista kicked off things with a staredown. Alot like WrestleMania 23 this match was. Batista and The Undertaker exchanged with lefts and rights but the best pure striker in the business, The Undertaker won as he started drilling Batista straight in the face and mid section. Taker got Batista at the ropes and tried for an early snake eyes. Undertaker tried for a big boot but Batista rebounded with a spear! Batista covered Taker, hoping for an early win here but it failed as Taker kicked out at 2. Batista lifted The Undertaker up and started hammering. This time Taker couldn't rebound until Batista whipped him off the ropes. He ended up ducking Batista's clothesline into a huge clothesline of his own. Undertaker raised his hand getting some suffacation in the fingers and grabbed Batista by the throat. Batista got a kick to the gut and then scooped Undertaker onto his shoulders for a running powerslam. Batista covered The Undertaker for a 2 count and a big "ohhhh" from the crowd. Batista rolled to the outside glancing at Taker and he grabbed a chair. Batista walked to the corner to get ready to run at hit Undertaker but he was hit with a big boot. Taker caught the chair that was thrown high. Taker stuck the chair between the 2nd and 3rd turnbuckle. Taker tossed Batista shoulder and head first into the steel chair. Undertaker pulls Batista up and was getting ready to lift Batista high for a Last Ride. At the last second, Batista held the ropes and then reached down to get a chair. Batista drilled Taker with a chair to the back and slipped off. Batista dropped the chair and gave Taker a huge spinebuster on the chair! Batista happily covered Taker, confident he would win it here but Taker again kicked out. Batista shook the ropes and got ready to give a Batista Bomb. Batista tossed Taker aside and stood the chair up. Batista attempted to give Taker a Batista Bomb on the seat of the chair. Taker refused to have it. Taker flip dropped Batista onto the seat of the chair to a great reaction from the crowd. Both men were out cold as we headed to the end of this match. Taker lifted Batista he looked all crazy. Batista gave him a low blow. Batista lifted Taker up for a Batista Bomb but Taker gave him some big punches. Both men are at a groggy base. Batista pushed Taker back and ran at him for a Spear but Taker sidestepped it and Batista ran into the steel chair that was stuck between the turnbuckle. Taker tossed the chair to the crowd and then Taker gave Batista a huge Tombstone Piledriver on the steel chair. Taker crossed Batista's arm with his tongue out and his rolled eyes as he retains his World Heavyweight Championship! What a match though.

{9:14-9:17}: The Undertaker got his World Heavyweight Championship and got on his knees, holding his head on his knee. Taker raised his World Heavyweight Title high. Taker slowly strolled up the ramp as Batista looked on exhausted. Taker glanced back and turned forward back. Taker raised his World Heavyweight Championship as he disappeared behind the curtain.

{9:18-9:20}: We are going back to the arena where Jerry Lawler and Michael Cole remind us on how awesome tonight's show has been but we still have one match left. A match this is promised to be epic. Tonight, we still have our main event of John Cena vs. Randy Orton vs. Ted DiBiase vs. Cody Rhodes for the WWE Championship. Cole and Lawler will take us to see how this all started.

{9:21-9:23}: We are shown a promo of how this match came about. Ted DiBiase won the Breakthrough Battle Royal on November 23rd and then Randy Orton came in and beat John Cena. Vince McMahon made a deal that Orton would get one more shot if he pinned Cena that night. Here we go.


Huge shocker this one was. And it was full of awesome spots. John Cena went at Cody Rhodes while Ted DiBiase went at Randy Orton. Cena hammered Rhodes as did Orton to DiBiase. Cena whipped Rhodes and Orton whipped DiBiase. Rhodes and DiBiase cracked skulls and rolled to the outside leaving us with the near 3 year rivals, John Cena and Randy Orton. Randy Orton ran at John Cena but Cena lifted him up for the Attitude Adjustment but Randy Orton managed to grab the turnbuckle. John Cena flipped Randy Orton onto the steel steps where Orton gets into the ring at. DiBiase runs up to Orton and tackles him to the ground. Rhodes tries to lift Orton up as does DiBiase. Little do they know, John Cena is on the top rope and he gives all the Legacy members a leg drop in triples. John Cena rolls a ladder into the ring and prepares to climb it. John Cena slowly climbs up but in comes Randy Orton who pushes the ladder over. John Cena catches his feet and pushes the ladder to the outside. John Cena turns around and Randy Orton hits the RKO. Ted DiBiase comes up from behind Orton and takes the same fate. Orton rolls the ladder back in and another one thus making 2 ladders in the ring and 4 out. Orton stands up the ladder and climbs up it. Cody Rhodes, opportunistically gets a ladder behind the climbing Orton and hits a Cross Rhodes from two different ladders on Randy Orton. The crowd starts the "holy ****"chant as all the men are down. DiBiase and Cena quickly roll in and both quickly climb the ropes. John Cena and Ted DiBiase gave each other some lefts and rights on the turnbuckle. A minute later, so are Randy Orton and Cody Rhodes! Randy Orton jumps from his ladder to another ladder and he gives DiBiase a falling neckbreaker! Cena is aware of this and he jumps from the 5th rung and he gives Orton a huge leg drop from the the ladder. John Cena gets ready to start climbing but he is blindsighted after a huge low blow and Cross Rhodes from Cody Rhodes. We seen more battling as we get near the ending. And now, Cena and Rhodes are battling once more on the ladder. Ted DiBiase pushes the ladder and Cena and Rhodes go crashing into 4 stacked tables. DiBiase is the only man up since Orton got hit with a Dream Street through the announcement table 5 minutes ago. DiBiase climbs up the ladder. He is fingertips away from becoming the WWE Champion. Out of nowhere, Randy Orton hits him with a ladder to the face and then Orton gives DiBiase an RKO as DiBiase falls on the ladder. Randy Orton slowly climbs up the ladder, exhausted and takes down the WWE Championship. That was an amazing match here!

{9:49-9:51}: Wow! What a way to end TLC. Randy Orton sits on top of a ladder holding his new WWE Championship. Randy Orton looks on holding it high to the crowd's mixed reaction. The last image we see is Randy Orton looking at Cena and Rhodes gaining consciousness from falling from the 12ft ladder through 4 tables and DiBiase who's laid out from the RKO. Randy Orton holds his title high one more time as WWE Tables, Ladders and Chairs goes off air. [/font]

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WWE Royal Rumble on January 31st, 2010 in Atlanta, GA at Phillips Arena

Confirmed Match Card & Poster

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