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Post by Jord on Jan 19, 2011 10:50:54 GMT -5
Not sure why you've done short results, but I hope you don't stick with this layout. If you're going to do short match results, that's fine but atleast put promos and segments in more detail. The opening segment was straight to the point and set-up the main event between Edge and CM Punk. Barrett beating Kofi in the opening was fine. Helms beating Chavo was alright. Cena beating MVP was the right call. Lay-Cool getting the win over Kelly and Beth was alright. Punk beating Edge with botched (I think?) interference by Jericho was good. My only problem with the show is it was literally "A def. B" and then the next match. There was no aftermaths, so it just felt like these matches served no purpose other than to wrestle. I'm not 100% aware of the feuds on-going here, so it was hard for me to understand if Chavo/Helms are feuding, or if Wade is feuding with someone. Not a good show in all honesty as I know you can do better.
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Post by legendkiller8 on Jan 19, 2011 23:38:38 GMT -5
 WWE Bragging RightsOctober 24th, 2010 Target Center in Minneapolis, MI Dark Match: Kofi Kingston def. Curt HawkinsBefore the show, the usual video package shows the build for this PPV. It shows how one this night, RAW and SmackDown collide to see who the better brand is. We head to the arena where we see a jam-packed crowd. Michael Cole, Jerry Lawler, and Matt Striker welcome us to Bragging Rights. Cole and Lawler bickering with Striker, Striker winning this argument, reminding them that Team SmackDown won last year. They hype the show and we enter our first match.  Intercontinental Champion The Miz def. United States Champion Evan Bourne; RAW leads 1-0 and Miz gains the RAW MITB @ 13:21
A very good match to kick off the show. This match was all about runs as this was back and forth but not move for move. Both had lots of chances to dominate. The Miz was the first victim. Bourne had drilled him with multiple kicks in the corner. Miz threw him into the turnbuckle, but Bourne caught his feet and hit the double knee drop to Miz and follows that with the springboard thrust kick. Bourne calls for the springboard dropkick for the two again. Bourne becomes frustrated. Miz attempts to throw Bourne over the ropes but Bourne reverses and throws him to the ground. Bourne calls for the slingshot moonsault to the outside, Miz dodging and Bourne crashing into through the announce table, possibly breaking a rib. Miz hits a hard big boot and then the suplex onto the ring apron. Miz then hits the rope hung swinging neckbreaker. Miz calls for the hard turnbuckle clothesline, Bourne ducks and hits the crucifix hurricanrana. He calls for the Air Bourne, which misses. Bourne crashes hard. Miz hits the Skull Crushing Finale and secures the three count.
The Miz celebrates a very hard fought win. The Miz holds up his Intercontinental Championship as well as the new RAW Money in the Bank Briefcase. Evan Bourne sits on his knees in disappointment. The fans give him a near standing ovation for his fantastic efforts as always as we head to the outside of Minneapolis. We then head backstage to an interview.
Backstage, we see Chris Jericho. Josh Matthews interviewing, asking him does he come in with confidence, knowing that last year he led his team to win. Jericho says that he's all about nostalgia. And by that, he means that when he comes in the ring, there's nothing different about his game. From WCW to WWF to WWE and by ECW as well, wherever he's gone, he's been a winner, and he won't stop now since it's gotten him this far. And with being the greatest in the world at what he does, it only gives him more confidence, as if it were possible.
A video package shows Bragging Rights 2009, with Big Show betraying Kofi Kingston off the top rope and Team RAW. Jericho takes advantage hitting the Codebreaker to take the victory for his team.
 The Hart Dynasty def. Cody Rhodes and Dolph Ziggler to win the Unified Tag Team Championships @ 7:41
A pretty good match, not topping their battle at SummerSlam but still enjoyable. Smith launched Kidd overhead to splash onto Rhodes and Ziggler, and then Smith threw Rhodes into the steel steps, Rhodes seemed to be playing possum as he jumped over. They grab Ziggler and call for the Hart Attack. Kidd jumped but in mid-air, Rhodes hopped off the top rope and hit a mid-air shoulder block tackle. A great spot. Smith threw him over the ropes and turned around to the double spin neckbreaker followed by the crossbody. They worked over Smith here, Kidd coming in and hitting Ziggler with the springboard dropkick. Ziggler made a blind tag and went to hit Kidd with a dropkick but hit the referee. He told Rhodes to get the titles. He went to hit him with it, Smith out of nowhere boots Ziggler in the face. He takes Rhodes over the ropes, and Kidd hits the springboard elbow drop to take the three count.
Hart Dynasty celebrate alongside their Unified Tag Team Championships, a championship they haven't held since July in MITB. They hug their titles and head up the ramp. Ziggler heads up the ramp, not waiting on Rhodes.
Backstage, we see Triple H and Batista. Triple H is telling Batista he prays that he wins the title, because they have some very unfinished business that will be taken care of. Batista says that Triple H has been trying to get at him since losing repeatedly in 2005. Batista reminds him he's gotten better and is capable of doing anything. Triple H tells him they they'll see about that.
A PPV promo hypes WWE's upcoming PPV, Survivor Series which is on November 21st, 2010.
Another short package promotes our World Heavyweight Championship between John Cena and Jack Swagger which is now.
John Cena def. Jack Swagger to retain the World Heavyweight Championship @ 16:31
This is the first ever one of one World Title match between the two and did it deliver! Cena and Swagger exchanged punches, Cena winning this battle, and hitting the one handed bulldog and then the Throwback and the fisherman's suplex. Cena goes for the early win for the diving leg drop and getting the two. Cena goes for the 5 Knuckle Shuffle, getting the biggest pop of the night so far. He runs off the ropes and comes back and gets tripped up. Swagger locks in the Ankle Lock and then the Heel Hook. Cena is close to tapping and gets to the ropes after a while. Swagger works over the leg, hitting the two chop blocks and then the scoop slam, Cena's leg bouncing off the third rope. Swagger calls for the Gutwrench Powerbomb, Cena breaks loose and limps towards Swagger for the back suplex bomb and 5 Knuckle Shuffle and the Attitude Adjustment to the apron. Swagger hits the hotshot and goes to the top rope. Cena nails him with some lefts and rights on the top. Swagger tries to push Cena off and Cena uses his superhuman strength to elbow him off and then nails the AA off the top rope. He limps to the cover and gets the three count.
Cena has somehow persevered and somehow retained the World Heavyweight Championship. Swagger is pissed off at this and heads up the ramp.
Josh Matthews is standing by with Edge, asking him how will Team SmackDown co-exist with so many rivals. Edge says that they've all worked it out and they're hate won't stop them. Backstage, we see Edge who says that if he'll excuse them, they need to get their glasses, crazy hats, and kazoos. Christian and Edge get ready as we head back to the arena.
 Team RAW Divas def. Team SmackDown Divas; RAW ties it up 1-1 @ 6:20
It's do or die for the RAW divas here, and if they were to lose the main event would continue but Team SmackDown could've took the trophy right here. The high point of this match was when Phoenix had the win via Glam Slam. Layla told her to tag so she could get the pin. Beth would slap her and almost be pinned via roll-up. The referee wouldn't count and Layla took advantage with a Heel Kick. Out of nowhere, Beth hits Layla with the Glam Slam and stands there making sure McCool can't break it up as Maryse, Fox, and Melina hit their finisher moves to Layla and Kim, Natalya finally making her tap to the Sharpshooter!
Natalya and Team RAW celebrate their win. Beth nails McCool with the Glam Slam too, finally free from having to deal with Lay-Cool. She leads to a great pop.
Teddy Long is backstage with Stephanie McMahon. Steph is gloating about how her girls reigned supreme tonight. Teddy Long reminds her that he's got the "Best in the World", "Ultimate Opportunist", " Christian, and some of WWE's best future superstars. Stephanie tells him that it'll all be down the drain just like SmackDown when they fall to the top brand. Long and McMahon stare down as we head to our next match, for the WWE Championship!
A promo shows, dating all the way back to the Evolution era. And then to their intense 2009 feud and now to where we are now.
 Randy Orton def. Batista to retain the WWE Championship @ 17:21
One of the most physical matches this whole year. Orton and Batista locked up and Batista gets him to the turnbuckle and carried the first few minutes, shoulder thrusts, the flying shoulder block off the top rope, some hard clotheslines, and some dirty turnbuckle tactics. Batista elbows Orton in the corner and then goes for the tackle in the corner. Orton kicks him in the face and then hits two hard clotheslines and then the back suplex followed by the headlock backbreaker. A split second before deciding for the RKO, he changes to the Punt. Batista dodges and pushes him to the turnbuckle and hits the Spinebuster and calls for the Batista Bomb, Orton would pull him into the turnbuckle and come back with the scoop powerslam for the two count. Orton goes to the second rope for the missile dropkick but Batista would dodge and kick Orton right in the jaw. Batista then nails him with the Batista Bomb, only getting a two count. Batista calls for the Spear, Orton out of nowhere almost hits the RKO but Batista raked his eyes from behind and then another Batista Bomb, but Orton shifts his whole body and nails a vicious RKO for the win.
Randy Orton celebrates his victory on all the corners, out of nowhere, Batista nails him with the Spear. He calls for yet another Batista Bomb! Batista leaves up the ramp, suddenly, "I Came to Play" hits and The Miz comes out, nailing Batista with the briefcase and coming down the ramp, Orton getting to his feet and Miz has decided to cash in the MITB!
The Miz def. Randy Orton to win the WWE Championship @ 0:42 Randy Orton doesn't seem to get this, Miz goes for the Skull Crushing Finale, Orton tries an RKO, Miz drops him with the backbreaker/neckbreaker and then the knee to the jaw and Skull Crushing Finale and takes the win.
The Miz has stole the WWE Championship! The Miz leaves the WWE Universe in complete anger and shock! He taunts Randy Orton and the fans who are pissed as he heads up the ramp.
We see a WWE Did You Know? Saying that WWE was the #1 viewed website over YouTube, Google, Yahoo, and Facebook.
Backstage, we see The Miz who is already backstage, showing everyone the WWE Championship he just won. He walks to Cena, telling him he's the best WWE Champion ever. Cena tells him that he hasn't had the belt five minutes and hasn't defended or had Match of the Year wins the way Cena has. Cena tells Miz to hold the belt 380 days, go through contreversy and we'll see. And Miz better hope Cena doesn't come back to RAW in a three-hour event, because he wan't another beating on Miz.
 Team RAW def. Team SmackDown to win the Team RAW Bragging Rights Trophy @ 23:32 [/center] The most anticipated matchup of the whole night here. Edge and Ryder kicked things off, Ryder going for the early Ruff Ryder, Edge pushing him away and hitting the early Spear! Ryder tags in Jackson and rolls out of the ring. Edge has trouble with him, hitting some kicks to the gut, and calling for the Edgecution, Jackson pushes him away, and Edge runs into the tilt-a-whirl-sideslam. Jackson and the rest of Team RAW would work over him but the resiliency of Edge allowed the body drop to Punk and made his way over as Kane and Jericho come in trading moves, Kane nails the Chokeslam but a blind tag from McIntyre allows the Future Shock and suddenly a big brawl majorly erupts. McIntyre is booted in the back of the head and Barrett comes in and joins the fray. Morrison and Christian crash to the outside onto Punk and Christian. Sheamus hits DiBiase with the Brogue Kick but DiBiase clotheslines him over the ropes. Edge takes Jackson on the apron as they brawl. Triple H and Jericho are brawling, HHH pushes Jericho into them and Triple H and Jericho go over the ropes and then right into the barricade. All that's left as Hardy who tags in from Kane and nails Barrett with the Swanton Bomb and covers him for the three count! Jeff Hardy celebrates, getting the pinfall for his team! Jeff Hardy holds the trophy in the ring as Team RAW come in and celebrate alongside the team. They taunt Team SmackDown. They hold up the trophy and continue the celebration as Bragging Rights goes off air.[/font] |
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Post by legendkiller8 on Jan 19, 2011 23:45:33 GMT -5
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Post by Planktung on Jan 20, 2011 19:33:41 GMT -5
A great opening contest. Must have missed when the Raw MITB was added into the match as I don't recall it but a solid stipulation nonetheless. Surprised that Miz picked up the win seeing as how he's the IC champ on Smackdown. Not a bad call though. Hope you continue Bourne's push though as he could be a major player sometime in the future. Hart Dynasty getting back the straps is fine. Hopefully this is one of the or the last encounter between these two teams for the time being because it has been done to death in this diary. Since Ziggler left without Rhodes, I could see the two splitting and feuding. Would be entertaining. Expected win for John Cena. He needs a longer title reign. Hopefully Swagger goes back to the upper mid card scene now as I still don't buy him as a main eventer just yet. Figured the Raw divas would go over, although I do like the choices for the SD! team. Not too much to comment on there. Great defense by Orton over Batista. Could see the feud continuing. AWESOME! Loved every moment of this. Couldn't have thought of a better event for a SD superstar to take the WWE Championship from a Raw superstar. This leaves a lot of questions though, such as what will happen with the IC title and if Miz is on Raw now. Assuming we'll find out on Raw. Would've preferred for the WWE Championship match to main event considering the outcome of it. And I know he's been pushed hard in this diary, but I laugh at the though of Zack Ryder being in the main event of any PPV. A good main event with a crap load of star power on both teams. Team Raw getting the win is fine since SD! won the previous year. This PPV was very enjoyable overall and I look forward to seeing what happens next.
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Post by legendkiller8 on Jan 21, 2011 0:38:42 GMT -5
WWE Monday Night RAW l October 25th, 2010 l "Awesome Opportunity"
Michael Cole and Jerry "The King" Lawler welcome us to Monday Night RAW, they hype how Team RAW won the Bragging Rights trophy, and The Miz cashed in Money in the Bank on Randy Orton, speak of the devil, here comes The Miz.
The Miz and Alex Riley make their way out to the arena, saying that nobody expected him to make history the way he did by winning the MITB and cashing in on the same night. The Miz also is now exclusive to RAW since winning the WWE Championship. The Miz goes on to say that all over the world, they know he's the most must see champion ever. Randy Orton comes out and says that last time he checked, this has been absolutely his show since 2006 and he's been the top dog around here and he'll be damned if he let's The Miz come and take that away. The Miz says that Randy Orton is probably not used to alot of things but he'd better get used to seeing the WWE Championship around the waist of Miz because he's the Miz and he's Awesome. Randy Orton says that according to all these people, the only thing must see about The Miz is him getting an RKO. He's using his rematch at Survivor Series, but why wait? Out of nowhere, Randy Orton nails The Miz with an RKO and stands tall over Orton, holding the WWE Championship high.
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A promo video hypes Survivor Series. The promotional PPV hype shows superstars such as The Miz, Chris Jericho, John Cena, and Edge.
United States Champion Evan Bourne def. Chavo Guerrero (Non Title) A solid match to kick off the show, Bourne seemed to off his game since losing the MITB case, giving him little options on how to win the World Title now, so Guerrero really got a chance to dominate and show his fantastic abilities. Guerrero almost hit the Frog Splash but Bourne would dodge and hit the hurricanrana to Guerrero. Bourne then hit the springboard heel thrust kick and then an Air Bourne for the three count.
Evan Bourne celebrates a victory, he doesn't seem too happy but still taunts alongside the WWE Universe. We head backstage.
Josh Matthews asks Jeff Hardy how he feels about being the reason Team RAW won last night. Hardy says that it only skyrocket's his popularity and his chances of a shot at the WWE Championship which he hopes is soon. He's cut off by The Miz who says "shot at the WWE champion?" And says that Jeff isn't even in his league. Hardy can stay down and fail at winning the WWE Championship and keeping it for more than a month but he failed already. Because The Miz is the WWE Champion, it'll be the last time Hardy can get it, one because The Miz will be champion forever, and 2. Because he isn't good enough anymore! Hardy challenges Miz for tonight. Miz yells, "Deal!" And it's on for tonight!
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Bryan Danielson def. Batista via disqualification Alot of overness gained here for Danielson, a great start to what could be a good push putting on a very good match with "The Animal" and surviving for eight minutes. He showed some awesome resiliency when he survived the Batista Bite, but soon after, Batista became frustrated and hit Bryan with the chair, calling for the disqualification.
Batista called for the Spinebuster on the chair which connected and he taunted. Soon, Triple H made their way out to the ring to Bryan's aid, Batista headed up the ramp, crashing a brutal party, again by Triple H. Batista gets a microphone and says that he's sick and fired of Triple H sticking his nose in his business. He says that Triple H has never pinned him and never will. HHH says that since the Evolution era, they've had some unfinished business and at Survivor Series, they will headline their own teams and it'll be the last time they ever fight in this feud and he has his first member in Bryan Danielson. Batista agrees and drops the microphone. Batista leaves as Triple H taunts in the ring alongside Daniel Bryan, we head to commercial.
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Zack Ryder def. Kane A very good match between two guys that were on Team RAW last night and had a very good influence to the team. Kane was very dominant in this one though, Ryder would hit the crossbody off the top and get some momentum this way. He hit the Zack Attack but only got a two count. Kane sat up and has kicked in the face. Ryder went for a double axe handle off the top rope but Kane grabbed him by the throat and threw Ryder into the air. Ryder would use the ropes to boost himself higher and nail the Ruff Ryder and get the three count.
Ryder celebrates in what could be a bit of an upset here, Ryder gloats at Kane, hurrying up the ramp as Kane is getting up.
Backstage, we see Josh Matthews asking Batista what his gameplan is for his match at Survivor Series. Batista says that he will assemble the best team possible, and one that will destroy Team HHH. And since Jeff Hardy and Kane have been added to HHH's team, he tells the camera to show who's got. It shows that he will also take Sheamus and Ezekiel Jackson.
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Eve def. Melina A rather basic matchup here. Not one of the best or worst. Melina seemed to be more intense than usual but Eve had the crowd in her corner despite them both being faces. Late in the match, the crowd was split though and Eve called for the Moonsault, Melina held the ropes and she fell. Melina would go for the back suplex but Eve would elbow her off and hit the split-legged moonsault off the ropes to get the win.
Eve celebrates her victory before helping Melina to her feet. Melina would kick her in the gut and eventually hit the Sunset Split. Melina left to some big heat, but a section was pretty glad to see the heel Melina back.
We head to a video showing what happened again at Bragging Rights, which leads to the commercial showing that this Friday on SmackDown, Chris Jericho vs. John Morrison and Edge vs. Ted DiBiase fight, and the Final two will go on to fight in the #1 Contendership to see who faces Cena at Survivor Series.
Backstage, we see Jeff Hardy ready his shot at the WWE Champion. That match happens to be next.
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WWE Champion The Miz w/Alex Riley vs. Jeff Hardy ends in a No Contest (Non Title) A PPV Quality main event here, lasting around sixteen minutes and really posed as the ultimate test for the WWE Champion here. He held this match with some rest holds but after Hardy broke loose of a chinlock, he would spin around and nail a Twist of Fate for the two. Hardy didn't seem to have enough to get up which let Miz dominate for a while. Somehow, Hardy gains a second wind and hits the Whisper in the Wind. Hardy goes for the Swanton Bomb but Miz gets the knees up and locks in the knee to back/submission, Hardy dangling high in the air, Hardy slips off and hits the Leg Drop low blow and he goes to the top for the Swanton Bomb, Miz comes up and they trade blows. Orton comes out, boots Riley down, and pushes them both off the ropes, thus calling for the No Contest.
Randy Orton looks at Jeff Hardy in satisfaction on the outside, he steps back and hits The Miz with an RKO! He calls for the Punt Kick but in a nick of time, Alex Riley pulls him outside. Riley and Miz stand atop the ramp, while Orton stands tall in the ring to end the show. |
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Post by DTP. on Jan 21, 2011 10:23:04 GMT -5
WWE Bragging Rights: Sunday 24th October 2010...The Nexus is in your diary? Might want to switch up that logo, really. Kofi Kingston beating Curt Hawkins is a nothing of note dark match. Kofi should have been on the actual card, really. Glad to see The Miz win the interpromotional midcard champion vs champion match, hot opener and he should be cashing in the Money in the Bank briefcase pretty soon, really. The Hart Dynasty defeating Cody Rhodes and Dolph Ziggler. That's a shame in my eyes. I hated how generic Tyson Kidd and David Hart Smith were as a team. Give them some personality, otherwise it's not so worth it. John Cena beating Jack Swagger was an obvious World Heavyweight Championship defense. A nice opportunity for Swagger though. RAW had the weaker team of divas I think. I wish SmackDown had won, but it makes sense with the SmackDown team being hard to get along. Randy Orton beating Batista is alright, another obvious WWE Championship defense. I did love the mixing things up part though, with The Miz then taking the title. A double champion? THAT could be interesting. Especially when Miz is a SmackDown superstar. I do think this should have been the main event though. That main event looked weak, so many talent that don't make for a good main event. Acceptable for RAW to win, wouldn't have booked the finish to involve those two men though. A decent show, but I would have switched the ordering.
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Post by tg11 on Jan 22, 2011 10:48:57 GMT -5
Twist of Hate, I have a question for you, when you get to your Royal Rumble 2011 PPV, will you make your Royal Rumble Match a 40-Man Royal Rumble Match like how they are doing in real life, and if you are, then great
That is my question for you
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Post by tg11 on Jan 22, 2011 10:52:26 GMT -5
Survivor Series, I bet it will be The Miz defending his WWE Championship against Orton in a rematch, and for the World Title Cena will defend against Jericho, Edge, or even Wade Barrett
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Post by legendkiller8 on Jan 22, 2011 17:55:54 GMT -5
WWE Superstars
-Beth Phoenix def. Tiffany
-Wade Barrett def. Cruiserweight Champion Gregory Helms
WWE Friday Night SmackDown l October 29th, 2010 l “Survivors”
-A promo hypes what happened this Sunday at Bragging Rights, Team RAW would finally win Bragging Rights.
The pyro hits the stage and Matt Striker and Todd Grisham welcome us to SmackDown. They hype our mini Gold Rush Tourney to determine our #1 Contender for the World Heavyweight Championship at Survivor Series.
WWE Champion and Intercontinental Champion The Miz makes his way out alongside Alex Riley, getting massive heat. The Miz takes a microphone and begins to speak. He laughs and says that every show he is on he makes history. He's the only superstar to hold a RAW and SmackDown title at the time. He also says that nobody in the WWE is better than him at this moment. And when Randy Orton faces him at Survivor Series, he can join the pile of superstars who would go on to be second best behind the Miz because he's the Miz and he's awe--- he's cut off by Teddy Long. Long says that being the best has it's rewards as well as challenges. And since he's the champion on both brands, he will defend the title on this show right now! Miz is furious but is going to defend the Intercontinental Championship up next.
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A promo video hypes Survivor Series. The promotional PPV hype shows superstars such as The Miz, Chris Jericho, John Cena, and Edge. Survivor Series is going to air on November 21st, 2010.
Intercontinental Championship Match
Kofi Kingston def. The Miz w/Alex Riley A good match to kick off the show. Kofi Kingston ducks a clothesline and hits the neckbreaker followed by the springboard turnaround dropkick. Kofi lifts Miz up but Miz drives him into the turnbuckle and then hits the bulldog, jumping over the ropes for the hotshot. Miz then hits the diving clothesline with some high-impact. Miz goes to work over Kofi for a few minutes, but with some support, Kofi regains some support and eventually goes for the Trouble in Paradise but it hits the referee. Miz runs at Kofi with the WWE Championship belt in hand, and out of nowhere, Randy Orton drills The Miz with a deadly RKO! Randy Orton and Alex Riley fight on the outside as Kofi nails a hard Boom Drop for the three count.
Kofi Kingston celebrates, jumping around and happy he's become the Intercontinental Champion, a third time. Miz is laid out while Riley is pissed off now. Miz and Riley sit in the ring, Orton standing on the ramp, looking more dangerous than ever.
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Backstage, we see Josh Mathews asking Randy Orton how long he will cost The Miz his focus. Randy Orton says that until he wins his WWE Championship which will be in less than a month. He says that Miz may think that the WWE Championship will be his salvation, but it will be his downfall when he feels a little bit of the venom he calls, R-K-O. Mid-sentence, Miz and Riley attack him, ending in Miz giving Orton a Skull Crushing Finale on the WWE Championship. Miz and Riley leave to some massive heat.
Dolph Ziggler makes his way to the ring saying that for almost half a year, Cody Rhodes and Dolph Ziggler were the best tag team. But we all know who the real star of this team is. Ziggler points out that he has nothing to lose. He is a star in singles competition and tag competitions. On the other hang, Cody Rhodes has rode on the coattails of Hardcore Holly, Randy Orton, and now him which is why he's been so successful as the WWE and World Tag Team Champions. He's never been the star of the group, he's always going to be the second best. So not being tag team partners with Ziggler or anyone for that matter, is the worst thing that could've happened to him. Rhodes makes his way to the ring, saying that he has nothing to lose and reminds Ziggler he's beaten some of the greatest superstars in history such as John Cena, Randy Orton, he's cut off by Ziggler who tells him he's been hiding behind Ted DiBiase for the longest. Rhodes reminds him that when he pinned John Cena, he had no help, and he doesn't need help to be the greatest either. Rhodes leaves as Ziggler and Rhodes stare down. What could possibly be next for these two?
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A "WWE Did You Know" shows that John Cena has been devoted to the Make a Wish Foundation since 2004.
Gold Rush Tourney Match; winner advances to the Finals of the WHC #1 Contender's Match
Edge def. Ted DiBiase A great rubber match here, lasting around eleven minutes. Edge and Ted DiBiase locked up and Ted DiBiase hits the swinging neckbreaker early on. So they lock up again, Edge attempts an Edge 'O' Matic but DiBiase quickly spins around for an attempt of the Dream Street, Edge sits and hits a jawbreaker and then the clothesline over the ropes to lead us to commercial.
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We come back to see DiBiase hit the DDT. It shows Edge missing a Spear and hitting the steel steps. DiBiase would hit the suplex and here we are now. DiBiase goes to the top to hit the turnbuckle, but Edge runs up the turnbuckle and in mid-air, Ted hits the dropkick! Ted calls for the Dream Street, as he feel's it's time for the finish after the fall Edge took, Edge would pull him to the ropes and DiBiase came back to a Spear! He covered but only got a two count! Edge was in complete disbelief. He stalked DiBiase, and eventually nailed a second Spear to get the victory.
Edge celebrates as he gets on his knees and celebrates, as he looks forward to another obstacle, one more match to a World Heavyweight Championship, a graphic shows that Morrison will take on Jericho to see who will face Edge next week.
Josh Mathews is backstage asking World Heavyweight Champion John Cena who he'd prefer to face tonight. He says that he doesn't care as Cena is a fighting competitor awaiting all challenges. So whoever it is, better be ready to fight.
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Singles Match
Christian def. Chavo Guerrero An excellent filler. The fans weren't expecting much here but got a good mid-card match. Christian was in a dangerous position when he was in the Sharpshooter but managed to reach the ropes. Chavo Guerrero goes to the top to hit the Frog Splash but Christian dodges. As Guerrero is holding his ribs, Christian hits the Killswitch to win.
Christian celebrates, scoring another victory. Guerrero is pissed off majorly as Christian heads up the ramp.
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Tag Team Match
Beth Phoenix and Gail Kim def. Team Lay-Cool A decent match between the four divas on the Team SmackDown's match. Eventually, though, the match ended and Layla attempts to hit the Heel Kick to Kim but it misses and nails McCool. Beth celebrates as Kim rolls up Layla to get the three count.
Layla is shocked that they've lost. Beth and Kim celebrate and leave. The officials and referees help McCool who is unconscious to the back, Layla is angry at this. Could Michelle McCool be injured? The crowd gives a rather mixed reaction as we head backstage.
Jericho and Morrison are backstage on split screen, ready for their match to see who advances to face Edge next week.
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John Morrison makes his way out, getting the pop of the night so far, actually tying with Randy Orton. Chris Jericho also makes his way out, Jack Swagger assaults him on the ramp and gives him a Gutwrench Powerbomb on the stage. Swagger makes his way down taking a microphone saying, "Oops! I guess since Jericho can't fight now, I'll take his spot!" The crowd gives some massive heat but the match is now.
Gold Rush Tourney Match; winner advances to the Finals of the WHC #1 Contender's Match
Jack Swagger def. John Morrison Cena came onto commentary for this one. It must be confusing of Morrison considering he scouted to face Chris Jericho but gets Swagger to face. Morrison was still on his game, hitting some running forearms and then the side heel kicks followed by the springboard splash. Morrison calls for an early Starship Pain but Swagger would get the knees up and then nail the suplex. Swagger then hits the back suplex, belly-to-belly slam, and then the shoulderbreaker. Swagger calls for the Gutwrench Powerbomb but Morrison reverses and hits the hurricanrana. Swagger hits the turnbuckle splash and then gets the two. Swagger goes for the Gutwrench Powerbomb again but Morrison breaks loose and hits the Moonlight Drive. Morrison goes for the Starship Pain but Swagger kicks Morrison and Morrison is hung up. Swagger grabs him off the turnbuckle to hit the scoop backbreaker and then the Gutwrench Powerbomb to win.
Jack Swagger celebrates a win and he will now face Edge next week. Edge comes out and they stare each other down. Swagger and Edge stare down Cena who's at the announce table. Out of nowhere, Swagger hits Edge with a huge Boot. Swagger stands tall, signaling for the WHC as SmackDown ends. |
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Post by legendkiller8 on Jan 22, 2011 18:08:48 GMT -5
Survivor SeriesNovember 21st, 2010 Miami, FL in American Airlines Arena
World Heavyweight Championship Match
John Cena (c) vs. Jack Swagger/Edge
WWE Championship Match
The Miz (c) vs. Randy Orton
Traditional Survivor Series Match
Team HHH (Triple H, Jeff Hardy, Kane, Daniel Bryan, and ?) vs. Team Batista (Batista, Ezekiel Jackson, Sheamus, ?, and ?) [/center] |
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Post by tg11 on Jan 23, 2011 7:46:00 GMT -5
Twist of Hate, I really cannot wait until you get to your Royal Rumble 2011 PPV, I am waiting in anticipation, in excitement, and just know when you post up your 2011 Royal Rumble PPV, I will be really looking forward to your 40-Man Royal Rumble Match since they changed the format now as it is 40 men
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Post by Deleted on Jan 23, 2011 16:01:34 GMT -5
- Get Wade Barrett off of Superstars please, the man should be a star.
- Loved the Miz opening segment but what's to become of Smackdown having both main titles? I guess we'll see.
- Miz losing the Intercontinental title is good as he's main event material and that's dead weight on him, Kingston's a good guy to lose it to. Can't wait to see where the title picture goes from here.
- Dolph's right he's the real star of the tag team I hope he goes over Rhodes in their feud. WWE are handling him brilliantly in real life and I hope you eventually give him the push to the main event scene that he deserves.
- Edge going over is good, could have been good to see DiBiase-Cena for the title though.
- Great segment with Swagger taking Jericho's spot. Swagger and Edge would put on a great match much like at Hell in a Cell in real life, if Swagger wins I see him getting the title, if Edge wins... I don't.
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Post by tg11 on Jan 24, 2011 9:19:19 GMT -5
Will you have Nexus debut along with Barrett, like if Barrett has Nexus with him, they will make more of an impact in your diary believe me, or even at least make The Corre happen and have Barrett align himself with Heath Slater, Justin Gabriel, and Ezekiel Jackson and make them a super-group on either RAW or Smackdown, like Barrett should be a star like what Manipulation was saying
Batista I want to see his team beat Team HHH at Survivor Series, and Batista can finally put Triple H behind him and move on to TLC to face whoever is WWE Champion
The Miz I see him retaining his WWE Championship at Survivor Series by beating Randy Orton, and then TLC Miz faces off against Batista and against Orton and against HHH in a Fatal 4-Way TLC Match for the WWE Championship
John Cena I see him retaining regardless if he faces Swagger or Edge at Survivor Series, and then him losing the World Heavyweight Championship at TLC to either Barrett, DiBiase, or Jericho
- Where is The Mexican Aristocrat Alberto Del Rio, has he even made his debut yet, I thought you would have made him debut by now
THIS IS STRICTLY MY OPINION AND EVERYBODY IS ENTITLED TO THEIR OWN OPINION, AND THIS IS ME MAKING MY PREDICTIONS SO YOU DON'T EVEN HAVE TO AGREE WITH ME, BUT THEY ARE MY PREDICTIONS
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Post by legendkiller8 on Jan 24, 2011 18:33:44 GMT -5
October 31st, 2010
WWE has reportedly signed Alberto Del Rio. He's scheduled for some vignettes and WWE plans to have his debut in mid-late November.
The Undertaker has plans on a return in late 2010 or early 2011. He's recovering from constant knee injuries, a sprained elbow, etc.
Tribute to the Troops is scheduled for December 18th, 2011. |
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Post by Rated R on Jan 26, 2011 6:17:53 GMT -5
SmackDown:
- Decent opening segment by The Miz but as soon as you announced the IC title match it was obvious that the title was changing hands. Would have preferred something a bit more creative to be honest.
- I'm liking what your doing with Ziggler and Rhodes. It'll be interesting to see if you turn one of them face for what I'm assuming is going to be a feud between the pair.
- Good to see Edge getting the win here. A Cena/ Edge match for the title would be awesome.
- Nice to see Christian get the win but there was really not point to the match. It's always disappointing when somebody doesn't seem capable of running quality midcard feuds.
- Decent Diva's tag match, interesting development with Michelle McCool.
- Good main event and having Swagger take out Jericho makes him look like a big time heel. Edge/ Swagger should be good but I'm pretty sure you've already set Swagger up to win.
- A decent show but there wasn't really anything gripping about it. It seemed very predictable.
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Post by legendkiller8 on Jan 28, 2011 12:16:37 GMT -5
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Post by legendkiller8 on Jan 28, 2011 12:18:34 GMT -5
Survivor SeriesNovember 21st, 2010 Miami, FL in American Airlines Arena
World Heavyweight Championship Match
John Cena (c) vs. Jack Swagger/Edge
WWE Championship Match
The Miz (c) vs. Randy Orton
Traditional Survivor Series Match
Team HHH (Triple H, Jeff Hardy, Kane, Daniel Bryan, and Rey Mysterio) vs. Team Batista (Batista, Ezekiel Jackson, Sheamus, Zack Ryder, and CM Punk) [/center] |
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Post by Jord on Jan 29, 2011 22:10:11 GMT -5
The Miz/Orton opening segment was fine as it served its purpose of building to their WWE Championship match Survivor Series. The Dudebuster's beating The Hart Dynasty in a non-title match is great as I would love to see Croft and Barreta get a run with the tag straps eventually. Quite surprised to see Jackson go over Jeff, but I'm glad that he did. While Miz/Bryan makes sense due to their NXT history, I don't like it happening - especially on Raw - due to Miz being pretty much the face of the company while Daniel Bryan is literally a nobody to the WWE Universe. Miz should be facing other guys on Raw Superstars on Raw, not NXT Rookie's. If you really had to do Miz/Bryan (which was only a matter of time, tbh) then it should have took place on NXT. Jillian/Natalya is decent, I guess. Bourne beating Ryder is fine. I liked the post-match attack from Curt Hawkins. The 2-on-1 handicap was always going to be a screwjob due to Miz being the Special Guest Refere. I liked them all taking turns with attacking Orton before finally pinning him to end the match.
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Post by DTP. on Jan 31, 2011 9:37:31 GMT -5
WWE SmackDown: Friday 29th October 2010...Beth Phoenix beating Tiffany is fine. Wade Barrett beating Gregory Helms. Uh, what was the point in the WWE Cruiserweight Championship if the champion's being wasted on losing to bigger guys? The Miz's promo was fine, decent start to the show, but hope this reign is not too much like real television, especially when he's facing Randy Orton at Survivor Series. Kofi Kingston was obviously going to take the WWE Intercontinental Championship from Miz. Nice opening contest, anyway. Dolph Ziggler and Cody hodes' promo was alright. Hm, they are seriously wasted as a tag team anyway. Edge beating Ted Dibiase was obvious. Dibiase I can't take seriously. Christian beating Chavo Guerrero was obvious. Your layout seriously needs some fixing. Too many big gaps. Beth Phoenix and Gail Kim beating Laycool is ideal. Beth in double duty on this taping though. Meh. Jack Swagger beating John Morrison was fine, not sure if it would draw a nice rating though. Looking forward to Swagger against Edge. Alright episode I suppose.
WWE RAW: Monday 1st November 2010... Randy Orton's promo was decent, more promotion to the match between Orton and The Miz at Survivor Series. Don't build it too much like real life. The Dudebusters beating the Hart Dynasty. Don't seperate Hart Dynasty, instead utilize on giving both teams some actual personality. I hope Dudebusters don't win the WWE Unified Tag Team Championships. Weak opening contest to RAW. Ezekiel Jackson and Jeff Hardy would have been more ideal. Happy to see Zeke with the win, prefer it over Hardy winning all the time. Batista celebrates? Uh. The Miz beating Daniel Bryan is fine, nice win for Miz, was expected since he is WWE Champion. Natalya beating Jillian came as no surprise. Nice way to get the WWE Divas Champion over. Evan Bourne beating Zack Ryder was likely, decent win I suppose. Sheamus getting involved was nice, love the stacking of odds in Orton's favor, but CM Punk needs something to actually do. A decent show, was better than SmackDown anyway.
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Post by CF9™ on Feb 2, 2011 21:06:38 GMT -5
Holy detailed! I can tell you're putting your heart and soul into this, which is always good. The layouts are just pretty. Gonna get into more detailed replies with your next show, but keep it up man.
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