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Post by DTP. on Aug 26, 2010 13:13:35 GMT -5
WWE RAW: Monday 23rd August 2010...Alright, might take me a little while to get used to this layout. I'm not used to it, haha. Evan Bourne beating William Regal is alright I guess, just hoping that Regal gains some momentum in the near future. R-Truth is a face I'm sick of, but I hope you do something interesting with him, I really do. Good win against Zack Ryder. Pretty well written opening promo but it went a little over the top for me in terms of detail. John Cena in the ring doesn't surprise me that much, good promo with him as per usual lately, being interrupted by Chris Jericho. Good promo, also including Randy Orton and Edge, but I predicted the six pack challenge occuring as in real life. It could be interesting but hopefully Wade Barrett doesn't end up winning the WWE Championship at Night of Champions. Barrett beating Sheamus is alright, a decent opening contest but wow, interested in Barrett having Nexus chase him away. Hmm, I could do without anymore Uso's and Hart Dynasty feuding. Hopefully Vance Archer and Curt Hawkins get the WWE Tag Team Championship shots anyways. Tamina beating Natalya is fine I suppose. John Cena and Daniel Bryan's promo is fine. Pretty nice that Darren Young and Daniel Bryan are with Cena. The Nexus backfiring slowly. Young's one of the most talented NXT Season One members anyway. Bryan beating The Miz was a shocker, but I like it and I sense the WWE United States Championship will hopefully change hands. Not too quickly though hopefully: I'm not that fond of Bryan perhaps being in the main event scene. Barrett's Nexus addressment was good. Gail Kim beating Alicia Fox is good, not a bad match I suppose. Just don't rush Kim to the WWE Divas Championship and keep up Jillian's rise. She's deserved it for three years. John Morrison and Ted Dibiase have had a nice feud gone a little too long. One of them needs to rise higher now. Morrison winning is fine. Would like the Million Dollar Championship belt to be defended. Chris Jericho and Edge's alliance is hopefully highly combustable. Not fond of them reteaming following their apparent 'big deal' rivalry earlier this year. Liked Nexus taking apart the opposition in the six pack challenge match. A good starter show, but this layout again will take some getting used to. I'd also say cut down on detail.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 26, 2010 14:34:57 GMT -5
Wow, good layout and detail here. I liked Wade's victory, makes him look good as well as Sheamus. Tamina winning is good, but Bryan winning isnt. Hopefully he doesnt get the belt as it's happening alot at the minute in diaries. Two divas matches is awesome, Gail <3 Jeri and Edge as a tag team is awesome, Jericho pinning the champ is great momentum too.
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Post by Elliot on Aug 26, 2010 18:15:04 GMT -5
| WWE NIGHT OF CHAMPIONS 2010
WWE Championship Match Six-Pack Challenge Sheamus [C] vs. John Cena vs. Randy Orton vs. Edge vs. Chris Jericho vs. Wade Barrett
United States Championship Match The Miz [C] vs. Daniel Bryan
CARD SUBJECT TO CHANGE!
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Aug 26, 2010 20:28:06 GMT -5
-Great idea of have a bunch of Superstars open Raw and the Six Pack Challenge is a good call for Night of Champions because if it's a one on one match, a lot of people will be left off the card. Tonight's main event sounds good as well -Barrett/Sheamus is a good opener, glad it ended in DQ as it doesn't hurt anybody -I hope it's not the Hart Dynasty vs. The Usos at Night of Champions. They've had a lot of chances and just don't seem like a real threat anymore -Tamina winning is fine -Interested that you're keeping Darren Young around but I don't really care for him -Daniel Bryan winning to get a Title shot is great, and winning with a roll up works as I can now see him winning in a more legit way at Night of Champions -Not sure of the choice to have two women's matches on Raw, but I'm glad Gail Kim won. Kim/Melina for the Divas Title at Night of Champions would be very good -Morrison winning is fine, I hope Ted Dibiase Jr. wins out in this feud though -Jericho and Edge winning was great, but again not a fan of Darren Young looking important at the end of the show
Good first show, a little too detailed for my liking and too much Darren Young. Regardless, welcome back.
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Post by Elliot on Aug 27, 2010 16:06:13 GMT -5
August 27th, 2010 - Fresno, California_________________________________________ WWE Superstars Taping Results LayCool def. Kelly Kelly & Tiffany Drew McIntyre def. Finlay w/ Hornswoggle
- CUE OPENING PACKAGE!
- The pyrotechnics explode from the stage as the WWE Universe go wild. The California crowd are pumped as SmackDown gets underway. We are taken to Todd Grisham and Matt Striker who welcome us to the show. They tell us that tonight, Dolph Ziggler will once again be forced to defend his Intercontinental Championship against Kofi Kingston after their last two matches didn't have a deciding finish. Tonight will be different, as they will compete in a No Disqualifications match with the Intercontinental Championship on the line. They then remind us that tonight will also see the return of The Undertaker, as he comes back to SmackDown with one thing in mind for his brother - revenge. They then reveal that tonight's Main Event will be the World Heavyweight Champion, Kane against Rey Mysterio in a non-title SummerSlam rematch. They are cut off by a fiery explosion on the stage, followed by the theme of Kane to a lot of heat. He walks out with his World Heavyweight Championship over his shoulder and enters the ring. He is handed a microphone and he begins to speak as his theme fades out. The lights remain a dim red as he speaks to the WWE Universe.
- Kane speaks, saying that last week, he explained his actions towards his brother, and stands by every word. He says that The Undertaker is supposedly here tonight, which gets a huge pop, but Kane tells the WWE Universe not to get their hopes up, because he has destroyed him, and he will not be coming back. He says that even if The Undertaker was to return tonight, he has promised 'Hell on Earth', and that only means bad things for The Undertaker. He says that he is no longer in his brothers shadow, and he will remain at the top, as the World Heavyweight Champion for a very long time. Kane then mocks The Undertaker, telling him to 'Rest In Peace' before doing his signature taunt, causing fire to burst from all four corners of the ring. Kane then leaves as we fade to a commercial break.
Commercial Break
Matt Hardy w/ Christian def. Cody Rhodes w/ Drew McIntyre This match came about after last week's encounter between Christian and Drew McIntyre, which saw McIntyre and Cody Rhodes[/url] double-team Christian. Matt Hardy came to his aid, but to no avail as he too was struck down by the two young superstars. Tonight, Hardy took on Rhodes one-on-one, and managed to come out on top, defeating Rhodes following a miscalculated move from McIntyre and Rhodes. McIntyre grabbed Hardy on the ropes and told Rhodes to run at him. The referee threatneed to disqualify Rhodes if McIntyre didn't let go, but either way, Hardy moves, causing Rhodes to deliver a clubbing blow to McIntyre, knocking him off of the apron. Hardy then spun Rhodes around, kicked him in the gut and planted him with the Twist of Fate for the victory. Matt Hardy and Christian left in celebration as McIntyre got to his feet in anger. He stormed off without Rhodes, who was still getting to his feet inside the ring. We then fade to a promo package.
- We see a 'Don't Try This' package featuring SmackDown superstar, MVP. We then cut to a commercial break. Commercial Break
- We return to SmackDown to see Dolph Ziggler and Vickie Guerrero in Vickie's office. Ziggler is complaining about this No Disqualifications match with Kofi Kingston. Vickie says she couldn't do anything about it was it was Teddy Long's decision. Ziggler says when he walks out of that match tonight still the Intercontinental Champion, he wants Kofi Kingston to be banned from challenging him for the title again. Vickie smirks and says she'll see what she can do. We then fade to ringside. Alberto Del Rio def. MVPAlberto Del Rio continues to rise quickly up the SmackDown roster, this week, defeating MVP. It was pretty evenly matched, but when it came down to it, Alberto Del Rio saw an opportunity and took it. MVP went for the Play of the Day, but Del Rio threw him to the ground and instantly locked in his Cross Armbar hold, forcing MVP to tap out. Del Rio celebrated his victory to the dismay of the crowd, but before he left, he grabbed a microphone adn began to speak to the WWE Universe.
- He says that Last week, he made an impact on SmackDown, by defeating the former World Champion, Rey Mysterio, and very nearly injuring him. Del Rio says he isn't finished with Mysterio, and that he is looking to take his spot as the top Mexican competitor in the WWE. Del Rio tells Mysterio that he'll be watching later tonight. He then drops the microphone and leaves with his patented grin on his face. We then cut backstage.
- General Manager, Theodore Long is in his office, working quietly before he is interrupted by LayCool to a lot of heat. They walk in doing their usual thing, speaking in sync. Layla says that they watched Raw this past Monday and noticed that Melina seems to be handling herself quite well. McCool then says that she is sure Theodore Long saw what happened at SummerSlam, and asks him what he thought. Long says he was ashamed of them both that they would attack another brand's Champion like that for no reason. Long tells them he has plans to sort what they did, but has a few more things to do first. LayCool look at each other and demand that Long tells them what he has planned, but he says he isn't saying anything, and tells them to get out. LayCool storm off as we fade to a commercial break. Commercial Break Intercontinental Championship Match; Dolph Ziggler [C] w/ Vickie Guerrero def. Kofi KingstonAfter two failed attempts at a straight forward finish Dolph Ziggler would once again defend his Intercontinental Championship against Kofi Kingston. With Vickie Guerrero at ringside, no doubt this isn't going to be pretty. Kofi Kingston shows his aggressive side, obviously frustrated that he past two chances have been ruined by others. He unloads on Ziggler, not giving him any chance to fight back. Kofi goes to the outside and pulls a Singapore cane from under the ring and begins to smack Ziggler with it, causing him to scream in pain. Kingston covers Ziggler, but he kicks out. Vickie cringes at the sight of Ziggler getting hurt like that. Ziggler eventually fights back, using the Singapore cane on Kofi. He beats Kofi down, and eventually asks Vickie to pass him his Intercontinental Championship. She does, and Ziggler measures Kingston, but to the crowds amazement, Kofi leapfrogs Ziggler and then clocks him with the Trouble In Paradise. He covers him, but shockingly, only gets a two count. Kingston sets Ziggler up for yet another Trouble In Paradise, but Kingston doesn't see Vickie pass Ziggler one of her high heeled shoes. Ziggler gets to his feet and Kofi begins to spin, but out of nowhere, he swings and drives the heel into the skull of Kingston, knocking him out cold in mid-air. Kingston crashes to the mat and Ziggler covers him for the three count. Ziggler and Vickie celebrate as he raises his Championship over a downed Kingston. The duo leave as Kingston comes around in disappointment at his loss. We then fade to a promo package.
- We see this promo package for WWE Night of Champions, airing on the 19th of September, 2010. We then return to SmackDown.
- The WWE Universe are shocked to hear the theme of Curt Hawkins and Vance Archer, who make their way to the ring to a lot of heat. They enter the ring and Curt Hawkins speaks to the WWE Universe. He tells them that they've made enough of an impact recently to get noticed, and they've watched Raw and seen that The Hart Dynasty don't have any contenders for the WWE Tag Team Championships. He officially puts himself and Vance Archer forward for the match at Night of Champions. He says that they'll do whatever to get the shot, as they're the most deserving, not The Usos, not The Dudebusters, not anyone but them. He hands the microphone to Vance Archer, and Archer simply says that they're laying out the challenge, and The Hart Dynasty must answer by this Monday's Raw, or there'll be trouble. He drops the microphone and the duo leave to their theme. We then fade to a commercial break. Commercial Break Big Show def. Jack Swagger via Disqualification. This match barely even got started. Big Show and Jack Swagger have some history over the World Championship. It was definitely going in the favour of the Big Show, but out of nowhere CM Punk, Luke Gallows and Serena enter the arena and both Punk and Gallows attack Show, forcing the referee to ring the bell. But they don't stop there, Gallows fetches a chair from the outside and passes it to Punk, who viciously attacks Big Show with it. Jack Swagger gets to his feet and helps out, stomping down the giant. The Straight Edge Society and Jack Swagger stand over the fallen giant as we fade to a promo package.
- We see a promo package for this Monday's Raw, advertising it as the 900th episode. It hypes the Main Event as a huge 10-Man Tag Team Spectacular, but announces no competitors. We then cut backstage.
- Josh Mathews is standing by with Rey Mysterio to a massive pop. Mathews asks Mysterio if he is 100% after his match with Alberto Del Rio last week. Mysterio tells Mathews that his arm is still feeling the effects, but he will do whatever it takes to make sure Kane gets what he deserves for accusing him of attacking his brother, when it was him all along. Mathews then asks Mysterio if he heard Del Rio's message earlier tonight. Mysterio says he did, and Del Rio needs to understand that he needs to prove himself to the world before running his mouth. He says that he is a great athlete, but he has yet to prove his worth in the ring, only winning two matches. Mathews thanks Mysterio and wishes him luck in his match up next. Mysterio then leaves as we fade to a commercial break. Commercial Break Non-title; Kane def. Rey MysterioJust like the SummerSlam encounter between Kane and Rey Mysterio, this was a brilliant match, but to the dismay of the California crowd, had the same result. Rey Mysterio put up a valiant effort, giving all he had to the Big Red Machine, but unfortunately, it wasn't enough, hindered by his injured left arm. Kane immediately focused his attack on the arm of Mysterio, locking him in various submission holds, but Mysterio's will wouldn't allow him to quit. Mysterio fought back, hanging up Kane multiple times for the 619, but only succesfully hitting the last one he went for. He then went for a Seated Senton, but was caught by Kane and powerbombed to the canvas. Kane lifted Mysterio up to go for a Chokeslam, but Mysterio lifted up his legs and hit a hurricanrana, sending Kane onto the ropes once more. Mysterio taunted and went to bounce off the ropes for the 619, but out of nowhere, Alberto Del Rio trips Mysterio up and causes him to crash onto his face. The referee doesn't see any of it as he was dealing with Kane who was on the middle rope. Mysterio gets to his feet and turns around to shout at Del Rio. The referee sees Del Rio and tells him to get out of here, but the damage is done as Mysterio turns around and is lifted up and dropped on his head via Tombstone, courtesy of Kane. The referee then counts for the three, ending the match.
- Del Rio walks off with a smirk on his face, watching as Mysterio holds his head. Kane raises his World Title up high as Mysterio is helped out of the ring by officials. Just as Kane is about to leave... GONG! The lights go out and the crowd go mad. GONG! The lights returns and The Undertaker is stoo behind his brother, Kane, who is staring up the ramp, seemingly waiting for an appearence. Kane chuckles when he sees nobody coming, and turns around to the shocking sight of The Undertaker reaching for his throat. He drags Kane into the center of the ring, pulls him close to his face and says "There will be vengeance!" before Chokeslamming his brother to the canvas, as the WWE Universe cheer. Kane quickly leaves the ring, clutching his World Championship and holding his back in pain. Undertaker is handed a microphone and he begins to speak. Undertaker says "Brother, you have crossed the largest line on this earth, and for that, you will pay. At Night of Champions, you will Rest - In - Peace!" The crowd explode into cheers as The Undertaker's theme hits and the lights go a dim blue. We see Kane backing up the ramp with a worried look on his face. He flees through the curtain as The Undertaker does his signature taunt to close tonight's SmackDown. © 2010 World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc.[/font]
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Post by Elliot on Aug 27, 2010 16:07:44 GMT -5
| WWE NIGHT OF CHAMPIONS 2010
WWE Championship Match Six-Pack Challenge Sheamus [C] vs. John Cena vs. Randy Orton vs. Edge vs. Chris Jericho vs. Wade Barrett
World Heavyweight Championship Match Kane [C] vs. Undertaker
United States Championship Match The Miz [C] vs. Daniel Bryan
CARD SUBJECT TO CHANGE!
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Post by DTP. on Aug 27, 2010 17:38:48 GMT -5
WWE SmackDown: Friday 27th August 2010...Nice way to use the divas on Superstars, good win for Laycool against their feuding opponents for the last four months, Kelly Kelly and Tiffany. Really think a divas draft is in order to shuffle a few feathers. Finlay? He still competes? Hm, not fond of this usage of Drew McIntyre right now. Nice opening promo with Kane in the ring, one of his intimidating yet marvelously done promos and you did a great job writing it. Basically reliving their rivalry and their life stories like last week. Hoping you keep The Undertaker and Kane out of the same match for a while, too. Would do great build. Matt Hardy beating Cody Rhodes is a shame as Cody deserves a good push, but of course Hardy has to win every once in a while. I've never really understood you using the 'Don't Try This' promos, as they only ever air in the United Kingdom. It will be odd to see where Alberto Del Rio goes after beating Rey Mysterio, but glad he's going undefeated, a good win against MVP. His finishing hold is a little weak for my liking though. It's different, sure enough. More involvement for Michelle McCool and Layla with Theodore Long, their promos have been nice. A feud with McCool and Layla against Melina could indeed lead to the unification of the WWE Womens and WWE Divas Championships. But I'm not sure if that would indeed be a wise decision or not. Next, hoping the rivalry between Dolph Ziggler and Kofi Kingston isn't over as it has potential to be a Night of Champions match or even end in a gimmick match, with the concurring incidents with Vickie Guerrero. Ziggler needs a lengthy WWE Intercontinental Championship reign. Curt Hawkins and Vance Archer's promo was good, nice and brief as well. Big Show beating Jack Swagger is a fine first hour main event, pretty decent match though I'd say. The disqualification finish was good but the Straight Edge Society with Swagger? Hmm. As long as he isn't feuding the slowly going downhill MVP. Okay, I figured that was first hour main event and I wish it was, honestly. You could have easily fitted in a Christian match somewhere. Nonetheless, good main event with Kane beating Rey Mysterio again. Hoping Rey doesn't get the World Heavyweight Championship rematch at Night of Champions but wow was not expecting Alberto Del Rio to appear again. Hated The Undertaker intimidating Kane though: that's the thing with rivals of 'Taker. They all end up scared of him, and this is something Kane shouldn't be because it's the same old sh*t act. A good show, some things that I didn't agree on though.
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Post by legendkiller8 on Aug 27, 2010 22:55:30 GMT -5
-Good typical Kane promo. Looking forward to this whole Undertaker/Kane feud. Wished it stretched into Survivor Series later on and went into Mania'. Though you started at SummerSlam and this was something you couldn't stop. -Nice to see a Matt Hardy push now. Hardy over Rhodes was a solid call by the way. -Del Rio over MVP was good for his debut. Give him the whole scene like Mr. Kennedy had when he defeated numerous World Champions to build him up. -Ziggler over Kingston was good. I hope you give Ziggler a monster-reign. A long-time as champion. -Jack Swagger and SES attacking Big Show. Elliot, you genius! Wonder if Swagger will be going to SES. They need someone good in there (taking nothing away from Gallows and Serena). Someone who's has a better ability and can win more matches. But either way, I like where this is going. -Kane over Rey is the right call since Kane is the champion. Please give him a monster reign. Hope he retains over Taker at NOC. -Very good show; can't wait to see where this goes once again.
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Post by ✖ AJ on Aug 28, 2010 14:57:47 GMT -5
- A good opening promo from Kane to set up 'Taker later. - Hardy defeating Rhodes has ups and downs, but hoping Rhodes comes out on top of this all. - An obvious victory for Del Rio over MVP, as he is going to be a big deal fairly quick. - Ziggler defeating Kingston is beyond great. He deserves this, hope Kingston moves on to big things though. - Hawkins and Archer had a nice promo. If they do challenge for the titles, I hope they don't win them here at least. - Swagger and SES alliance? That's interesting. Just hope Swagger doesn't join them as a member, obviously. - Kane defeating Rey with a bit of help from Del Rio is good to give fuel to the feud. Taker coming out after is good, but I do wish Kane would remain a bit more strong as he was at Summerslam and slowly become weaker.
A good show.
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Post by Elliot on Aug 29, 2010 4:00:38 GMT -5
EWRESTLINGNEWS.COM August 29th, 2010
- Tomorrow night, Monday Night Raw will air it's 900th episode. Although this is hyped as a spectacular show, it will only be a regular 2-hour broadcast. However, don't let this confuse you as there are apparently huge plans set, not to mention some old faces have been contacted to make an appearence at the event. According to a source, Jim 'The Anvil' Neidhart and WWE Hall of Famer, Jimmy 'Superfly' Snuka have been called in to make appearences. The Main Event is currently hyped as a 10-Man Tag Team Spectacular, but no competitors have been announced. It is expected that the match will be confirmed with participants on the night. The only other match confirmed is The Hart Dynasty defending the WWE Tag Team Championships against The Usos.
- Team 3D (Brother Ray and Brother Devon) did not take part in the TNA iMPACT! TV tapings this past Monday and Tuesday in Orlando as their contracts with the company have expired. Although it is expected that the duo will re-sign with the company, there have been many rumours of discussions with the WWE about a possible return. Not only this, but the WWE have reportedly wanted to release a DVD on the team for quite some time now. Their current contract situation is up in the air at the moment, and it is unknown as to who they will end up working for, if any.
- Many sources tell us that Triple H is well on his way to a return to the ring. It is expected he will continue his program with Sheamus, whether that be over the WWE Championship or not, depending on the result at Night of Champions. Although, his in-ring return may be held off for a while, and he may just be used for other on-screen purposes until officials are 100% certain he should compete, not wanting to put any unwanted strain on The Game.
- The ongoing feud between Kane and The Undertaker is expected to last quite some time, running through multiple Pay-Per-Views, the first been Night of Champions. The plan is that this will be the final feud between the two brothers, and many feel it should culminate at WrestleMania one final time. It is unknown whether the feud will last that long, and it's looking unlikely at this point. However, expect the WWE to pull out all the stops in this story, and expect a few tists and turns along the way.
- As reported earlier this week, Alberto Del Rio is set to be a 'big deal, fairly quick'. A feud with Rey Mysterio is the obvious route which the WWE are taking, and with Rey Mysterio once again waiting on time off to receive knee surgery, many believe that this would be the best way to write him off, and instantly replace him with another Mexican superstar. Mysterio is expected to go in for knee surgery sometime next month, so a quick feud between the two should develop in the coming weeks.
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Post by Elliot on Aug 29, 2010 6:44:06 GMT -5
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Post by Mike Bockwinkel on Aug 29, 2010 9:28:56 GMT -5
I like the reference to the Alberto Del Rio from wwe.com, and your write-up on him, Hopefully this means, you will also make him a big deal, fairly soon.
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Post by Elliot on Aug 30, 2010 11:02:10 GMT -5
August 30th, 2010 - Boston, Massachusetts_________________________________________ WWE Superstars Taping Results Goldust & Yoshi Tatsu def. Primo & Zack Ryder Mark Henry def. William Regal Shad def. Chris Masters MVP def. Chavo Guerrero
- Before the show opens up, we see a video package, highlighting the past 900 episodes of Monday Night Raw, showing historic moments on the show, as well as some old faces. It flicks through all of the moments and them finally comes to a close on a shot of the Raw logo with '900' wirrten beneath it. It fades out and we get ready to open the show.
CUE OPENING PACKAGE!
- A huge pyrotechnics display bursts from the stage as the crowd are pumped for tonight's 900th edition of Monday Night Raw. We are taken to ringside after the WWE|HD bar flashes onto the screen, and we see Michael Cole, Jerry 'The King' Lawler and Matt Striker, ready to bring us all tonight's action. Cole reveals that tonight, we have blasts from the past, feuds revisted and of course the huge 10-Man Tag Team Spectacular Main Event. Michael Cole reveals that tonight, that Main Event will be John Cena, Randy Orton, The Undertaker, Big Show and Rey Mysterio taking on the WWE Champion, Sheamus, Chris Jericho, the World Heavyweight Champion, Kane, CM Punk and Ted DiBiase! He also mentions that tonight, brother will take on brother as Edge will face Christian for the first time in years. All three men seem extremely excited for the night to get underway, and we waste no time, hearing the theme of WWE Hall of Famer, Bret Hart who comes out with the WWE Tag Team Champions, The Hart Dynasty, with Natalya. Thet enter the ring, The Hart Dynasty ready to compete, and Bret Hart grabs a microphone. He tells the WWE Universe that he asked to kick off the show tonight so he had the chance to say a huge thankyou to the fans for all the support, not just for him, but for Raw, supporting Raw for 900 episodes and not letting it fade out. Hart then turns to The Hart Dynasty and says he is proud to be working with them on Raw as the future of this business. He then says that before they compete, Bret has a surprise for Natalya... Natalya jumps for joy and the WWE Universe erupt as the theme of Jim 'The Anvil' Neidhart hits and he makes his way to the ring, entering and hugging Natalya, Kidd, Smith and Hart. Natalya grabs the microphone and says how pleased she is to see her father here tonight. Natalya then faces the camera and speaks into it, saying that getting down to business, after Kidd and Smith defeat The Usos here tonight and retain the WWE Tag Team Championships, they accept the challenge of Curt Hawkins and Vance Archer for Night of Champions! The crowd go wild as Natalya drops the microphone. The theme of The Usos hits and they walk out with Tamina, who holds a microphone. Tamina mocks The Hart Dynasty, saying that she sees a 'cute' family reunion. But then says that they aren't the only people who have some family support, before pointing behind her to the entrance. The theme of WWE Hall of Famer, Jimmy 'Superfly' Snuka hits and he walks out to a pop from the crowd. Not only that, but to the shock of everyone, following that is the theme of Rikishi, the father of the Uso Brothers, to a huge pop. We then fade to a commercial break as The Usos and family make their way to the ring.
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WWE Tag Team Championship Match; The Hart Dynasty w/ Natalya, Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart def. The Usos w/ Tamina, Jimmy Snuka & Rikishi This was a fantastic match to kick things off with, already kicking off Raw 900 with returns galore. The match goes back and forth, both teams clearly understand that the belts are on the line. However, in the end, The Hart Dynasty have what it takes to retain their titles when it breaks down on the outside. Tamina gets involved in the match, trying to help The Usos, but Natalya tackles her to the floor. Rikishi pulls Natalya off of Tamina, but Jim Neidhart steps in and confronts Rikishi, trading some harsh words. Jimmy Snuka steps in too, and so does Bret Hart. All this proves to be a distraction for Jey Uso who turns around and is hit with a Hart Attack for the victory, shames of the original Hart Foundation. The Hart Dynasty, leave ringside happy, along with Bret and Neidhart while Rikishi and Snuka enter the ring disappointed. Rikishi seems to have had an idea and as The Usos roll out of the ring in shame, Rikishi pulls out two pairs of sunglasses and two hats from his tracksuit pockets. He offers them to Jimmy Snuka who reluctantly takes them. Rikishi's theme hits once more and both he and Jimmy Snuka share a dance in the middle of the ring as The Usos and Tamina look on in embarrassment. We then fade to a promo package.
- We see this promo package for WWE Night of Champions, airing on the 19th of September, 2010. We then return to Raw.
- We are taken backstage where we see SmackDown General Manager, Theodore Long speaking to some backstage workers. He is interrupted as Ted DiBiase walks in with the Million Dollar Championship over his shoulder and Maryse by his side. DiBiase cockily greets Long, but Long looks confused, questioning why Maryse is with DiBiase after he ditched her last week. DiBiase tells Long to shut his mouth and that it has nothing to do with him. He then says he wants Long to meet the man who is the most legendary wrestler in this industry, the Million Dollar Man, Ted DiBiase, Sr. DiBiase, Sr. walks onto the scene to a pop. He tells Long that he's in a generous mood, and shoves a $100 bill in his jacket pocket before laughing nad saying his classic line "Everybody's got a price!". The DiBiase's and Maryse leave as Long looks on stunned. We then cut to ringside.
Non-title; The Miz def. Kofi Kingston Before the match, The Miz came out and boasted to the crowd about how after 900 episodes of Raw, he is the most important of them all, holding a guaranteed WWE Championship match whenever he wants. He says how that tonight, he has been booked to relive his feud with Kofi Kingston, which he claims he will win. Kofi Kingston makes his way to the ring, looking to shut Miz's mouth. Unfortunately, he cannot do that, falling victim to the Skull Crushing Finale following a missed Trouble In Paradise. The Miz celebrated his victory, but not for long as Daniel Bryan made his presence felt, enter the ring and lunging for the United States Champion, but Miz managed to escape unharmed with a smirk on his face. Bryan shouted that Miz's time will come as we fade to a commercial break.
Commercial Break
- CM Punk, Luke Gallows, Joey Mercury and Serena are backstage, talking about Punk's part in tonight's Main Event. They get a lot of heat. He says that tonight, he will be the one that shines in the Main Event, and that he might even make The Undertaker tap-out again if the WWE Universe are worthy enough. He gets a lot of boos for that remark. He asks Joey Mercury to go and get him a drink, and Mercury strolls off to get one. We follow Mercury walking down the corridor, only to see him bump into John Morrison to a huge pop. Morrison is very friendly and says it's good to see Joey again, even if he has lost some hair. Mercury isn't amused and tells John that he has new friends now in the Straight Edge Society, and doesn't need anyone like him. Morrison asks him what's wrong with him and the two square up, but before anything can happen, the WWE Diva's Champion, Melina walks onto the scene to another huge pop. She mentions how ironic it is that the three should meet up like this. Mercury doesn't say anything and storms off past the duo, leaving them confused. Melina asks John what's wrong with him, and Morrison replies "bad hair day" to some chuckles from the crowd. We then cut further backstage.
- Josh Mathews is standing by with Edge to a lot of heat. Mathews asks Edge how it feels to be a part of the 900th episode of Raw. Edge says it feels good, but what feels better is the knowledge that he will be facing Christian tonight on Raw, finally getting another chance to show that he is the better brother. Mathews asks if there is still bad blood between the two brothers, and Edge says that Christian has always felt he was better than him, but who is in the WWE Championship match at Night of Champions? Not Christian. Who is a multi-time World Champion? Not Christian. And tonight, he says he's going to prove exactly why he is all that, and not Christian. He storms off and we return to ringside.
Edge fought Christian to a Double Count-out. This was a very competitive match between the two brothers, Edge and Christian. Christian offered to shake his brother's hand at the beginning of the match, but Edge slapped it aside. They battled for a long while, showing us that they both still had what it takes. A Commercial Break took place in the match. There were multiple finisher attempts throughout the match. Christian went for a Killswitch at one point, but Edge spun out and dropped Christian with a huge DDT. Edge ran for a Spear once, but ran straight through and hit the steel post. In the end, it was Christian on the ring apron, looking vulnerable. Edge runs and Spears him through the middle rope, but goes through with him and the two crash and burn down to the floor, colliding with the Raw announce desk as they do. The referee reached the count of ten and called for a double count-out, much the the dismay of the WWE Universe. Afterwards, both men got to their feet and walked separate ways as we go backstage.
- We see Josh Mathews standing by once again, but this time, he is with the remaining three NXT Season Two Rookies. He asks them if they feel good to be a part of the 900th episode of Raw. Kaval is up first, saying it feels amazing, and he hopes he wins NXT tomorrow night so that he can hopefully be a part of the next 900 episodes. Michael McGillicutty says that he is honored to be a part of such show as his father, Mr. Perfect, Curt Hennig was a part of those 900 Raw episodes, and he hopes that by winning NXT, he can continue his father's legacy. Alex RIley is up next to a lot of heat. He says that he nearly threw up listening to that garbage. He says that 900 episodes of Raw is nothing compared to what he is capable of. He says that Stone Cold, The Rock, Bret Hart, they've got nothing on what he will be when he wins NXT tomorrow night. He gets in the faces of both McGillicutty and Kaval and tells them that they are losers and that he is going to win NXT tomorrow night, he guarantees it. Riley smirks, but doesn't understand why McGillicutty and Kaval are chuckling. Riley asks what's so funny, but soon finds out as he turns around to see Ron Simmons stood behind him, and he gets a gigantic pop. Riley rubs his face, knowing exactly what's coming next. Simmons has a few seconds of silence before simply shouting "DAMN!" to a huge pop from the crowd. Simmons walks off as McGillicutty and Kaval burst out laughing, leaving Riley embarrassed as we fade to the ring.
- The WWE Universe are disappointed to hear the theme of The Nexus hit. All six members come out to a chorus of boos, entering the ring and Wade Barrett grabs a microphone. He says how disgraceful it is that The Nexus have been left off of tonight's Raw completely, especially when Barrett has a WWE Championship match coming up soon. He says that they are calling out SmackDown General Manager, Theodore Long, seeing as he is the only management official in the facility tonight. Barrett waits for a few moments and then demands that Long come out, shouting this time. But, to The Nexus' confusion, but the crowd's excitement, the theme of Eugene hits the system. The Nexus look at each other in total confusion as Eugene wanders out, in his superhero outfit, but he is wearing a Nexus t-shirt. He enters the ring and speaks into a microphone in his usual childish tone. He says that he loves Wade Barrett, and he saw that Darren Young was kicked out of the group, and so, he wanted to be a part of Nexus! The crowd laugh, and so do The Nexus. Barrett mocks Eugene, asking him if he would like to join Nexus and be one of them, and take over the WWE. Eugene nods his head rapidly, actually believing that Barrett was offering it to him. Barrett tells Eugene that before he becomes part of The Nexus, he needs to go through a little 'ritual'. Eugene is totally up for it, so Barrett moves him into the center of the ring and tells Michael Tarver and Heath Slater to each grab an arm of Eugene. Barrett then tells Eugene to prepare to become one with Nexus. Eugene smiles and says "Yeah!" repeatedly to himself, but to the poor boy's shock, Tarver and Slater throw him forward and he is met with a thunderous Clothesline from Skip Sheffield, almost beheading Eugene. They all laugh as Eugene lays out cold on the canvas. Barrett order Otunga to lift him up, and he does, but then puts him right back down with his signature Spinebuster. They then drag Eugene over to the corner where Justin Gabriel is climbing to the top. He then leaps off and drills him with the 450 Splash. Michael Tarver and Wade Barrett then throw Eugene out of the ring, nearest to the ramp. Barrett then speaks into the microphone again and says "Take that as a message, this is not over!". Barrett drops the microphone and The Nexus leave, walking around the downed Eugene. We then fade to a commercial break.
Commercial Break
Trish Stratus def. Melina, Lita, Molly Holly, Jillian, Alicia Fox, Michelle McCool, Layla, Kelly Kelly, Rosa Mendes, Maryse, Brie Bella, Nikki Bella, Eve, Tiffany & Serena This was a brilliant match, featuring all the current WWE divas, alongside three iconic ones in Trish Stratus, Lita and Molly Holly. The final four was Trish, Melina, Lita and Jillian. Trish, Lita and Melina teamed to dispose of Jillian, then Melina managed to eliminate Lita, only to be eliminated by Trish Stratus at the last minute for the victory. Trish celebrated, but she invited Melina and Lita back into the ring to celebrate. They celebrated together as we fade to a promo package.
- We see a promo package for Friday Night SmackDown, switching to the SyFy Network on October 1st. We then return to Raw.
- Michael Cole is stood inside the ring with a microphone. He says he hopes the WWE Universe have enjoyed the night so far, and that it is now time for a special message from a well-known face from Raw history. The Heartbreak Kid, Shawn Michaels! The crowd go mad as the titantron jolts into action, and Michaels is sitting at home via satellite and ready to speak to the WWE Universe. He kicks things off by saying he has loved the show so far, and can't believe that there has been 900 Raw episodes since the first one. He says that he is enjoying retirement from wrestling, but he misses it lots and he still loves each and every person involved, and each of the WWE Universe so much. He says he has sat and watched over the months as Sheamus became WWE Champion, The Miz won the Money in the Bank and all sorts of other cool stuff, but he says that one thing he doesn't like... is The Nexus. The crowd boo at the mere mention of the group, who less than 5 minutes ago attacked poor Eugene. Michaels says that The Nexus need to be taught a lesson, and soon, before it gets out of hand. He says that if he was there, The Nexus wouldn't be roaming free, they'd be tasting some Sweet Chin Music and getting sent back to wherever they came from. The crowd pop and a HBK chant breaks out. He then says that he has to go now, but he's loved been able to be a part of the 900th Raw episode. He wishes the WWE well against The Nexus and once again thanks the WWE Universe for all their support. He then says that the Heartbreak Kid has once again left the building and the titantron shuts off. The crowd chant for him as we fade to a final commercial break.
Commercial Break
John Cena, Randy Orton, The Undertaker, Big Show & Rey Mysterio def. Sheamus, Chris Jericho, Kane, CM Punk & Ted DiBiase A huge Main Event for tonight's 900th episode of Monday Night Raw, featuring ten men who have been a part of Raw's illustrious history, some more than others. The match kicks off when Ted DiBiase tells his team mates that he'll happily go in first, wanting to prove himself. Little does he know, that behind him, The Undertaker is sent in first, and when DiBiase turns around, he immediately retreats to his corner, tags in Sheamus and leaves the ring. Sheamus asks him what the hell he's doing, but is forced to get into the ring and start this match with the Phenom. The two lock up and Undertaker gets the advantage, backing Sheamus into one of the free corners. He unloads with rights and lefts on the Irishman, and goes for one big shot, but Sheamus ducks and throws Undertaker into the corner himself and unloads on him. Sheamus then whips Undertaker across the ring and follows him, going for a corner clothesline, but Undertaker moves, causing Sheamus to collide with the top turnbuckle, chest first. Undertaker then bounces off the ropes nad rebounds, delivering a huge big boot to Sheamus, taking him off of his feet. The match goes on, giving all ten men a chance to battle it out. The match eventually broke down when it came to Randy Orton and CM Punk as the legal men. Randy Orton drilled Punk with a huge RKO, then Jericho came in and hit a Codereaker on Orton. After, the Big Show delivered a huge Knockout Punch to Jericho, but paid for it as Sheamus took him off his feet with a Brogue kick. Rey Mysterio spingboarded and took Sheamus down with a huge Seated Senton. Then, Ted DiBiase came in and grabbed Mysterio before planting him with Dream Street, but turned around into the hands of John Cena who planted him with an Attitude Adjustment. Unfortunately though, Cena was grabbed around the throat by Kane who Chokeslammed Cena to the canvas. The crowd erupted as the only men who were left were Kane, and behind him, The Undertaker. Kane turns around and is grabbed by Undertaker, but he fights back and grabs Undertaker himself, not backing down from his brother. Suddenly, out of nowhere, Randy Orton attacks Kane and CM Punk attacks The Undertaker, throwing them out of the ring. But then out of nowhere, Orton hits yet another RKO on CM Punk and then pins him for the victory for his team, ending the carnage!
- Randy Orton celebrates his victory alone as his team mates are either hurt or brawling with others. Michael Cole, Jerry Lawler and Matt Striker address the carnage as it all breaks down, saying they're out of time. They thank us all for watching the 900th episode of Raw and then leave us as we fade out on a shot of Randy Orton doing his signature taunt on the turnbuckle as the carnage explodes around the ring.
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Post by The Undertaker on Aug 30, 2010 13:33:22 GMT -5
Love the graphics. Hope Main Event, cant wait. Like that a lot of legends got involved in the opening segment, especially Rikishi, good to see him make an appearance. Glad the Hart Dynasty picked up the win. Good to see Daniel Bryan make an apperance after the match with Miz. Laughed at Morrisons bad hair day comment. very well thought of. Edge and Christian fighting to a no contest was good in my opinion. I would rather see a clean finish between those two on a PPV.Eugene getting destroyed by Nexus makes them look like they are really ruthless. I liked that. Hope Divas match. Glad to see Trish and Lita back. Seeing Michaels show up was shocking to me. Glad the faces won the main event. Surprised Austin did not show up, though. Overall a very very solid 900th RAW, good stuff all around.
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Post by DTP. on Aug 30, 2010 17:44:02 GMT -5
WWE RAW 900: Monday 30th August 2010...Goldust and Yoshi Tatsu reuniting against Primo and Zack Ryder; fair match I do suppose. Just seemed like a random match involving the WWE Superstars regulars. Mark Henry beating William Regal is fine, just wishing that Regal had one last chance at a push. Shad Gaspard returning is a good thing, good win against Chris Masters, but keep Masters relevent, as he is quite fun to have around. MVP beating Chavo Guerrero was so obvious. Good opening promo with Bret Hart in the ring? Pretty interesting to see him focus the promo on the Hart Dynasty? An anticlimatic start to RAW's 900th episode if you ask me. Jim Neidhart joining him. Okay, this is getting a little weird. The Uso's having airtime in the opening promo makes me wonder if this is Superstars. Really, this promo wouldn't draw too well, no matter the cameo appearances from Jimmy Snuka and Rikishi. Weak opening contest with the Hart Dynasty obviously defending the WWE Tag Team Championships successfully once again with The Uso's. Not good at all, weak for the 900th episode. Ted Dibiase's segment was interesting. The Miz beating Kofi Kingston is fine, not a bad match and Miz needed the win if he is to look or try to look superior to Daniel Bryan in their WWE United States Championship feud. CM Punk and the Straight Edge Society's promo was good, liked John Morrison and Melina's appearance too. Next, first hour main event with Edge and Christian was good; the second RAW encounter with these two ended up controversy this year. The double count out finish was a little off though. Decent segment with the NXT Rookie finalists to NXT Season Two. Interested in if you actually do NXT Season Three though. The Nexus' promo was good, demolishing Eugene though, not too much accomplished there. Trish Stratus and Lita returning in the same match? Not fond of that at all. I also doubt they'd both appear in a battle royal match, providing what WrestleMania XXV taught anybody. Not the most realistic occurence. Shawn Michaels' promo too. Good segment though, glad he isn't getting involved in anything else. Lastly, great ten man tag team main event that obviously gained the most of the rating. A good show overall, but more unrealistic occurences with some nice things happening. I still think this diary is inferior by a massive mountain compared to your previous 2010 diary. I shouldn't judge until you're fairly into the diary though, when you can go your own creative route. Also one thing I disliked was the lack of a much-needed hype vehicle going into Night of Champions.
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Aug 31, 2010 12:24:02 GMT -5
-The new Night of Champions graphics are insane dude -I like the main event and Edge vs. Christian, but it's not their first match in years. They wrestled on Raw a few months back -Good job to open with the Tag Team Title match and I like Rikishi, Snuka & Neidhart being there for nostalgic purposes -Love that Miz beat Kingston cleanly, just like he did when he won the United States Title -Punk's remark about making 'Taker tap again was golden and the MNM reunion was nice -Edge & Christian going to a double countout was a good call as neither man looks weak -Nice Ron Simmons segment -The Nexus/Eugene stuff was decent, wish Nexus had more to do on this show though -Not sure if Lita would show up for this, but it was a nice moment to see them all together. Trish winning was the right call -Shawn Michaels' promo was a touching moment as the WWE Universe got to see him again -Figured the faces would win the main event and Orton standing tall was the right idea
Good 900th Raw, much better than the real life show. Looking forward to Night of Champions
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Post by Jack. on Aug 31, 2010 14:44:18 GMT -5
WWESmackDown: Good opening promo from Kane, makes him look strong to start off the show. Hardy over Rhodes is good after last weeks encounters, I liked the miscommunication between Rhodes and Drew during the match. Kofi should be facing Dolph at NOC in a stipulated match so I hope Kofi isn't banned from IC Title matches. Del Rio over MVP is good although it's a big fall from last week's win. Del Rio isn't finished with Mysterio? That's good news I can see a PPV Match at the PPV following NOC. Holy crap, high heel to the skull? That's inventive, I love it. Good defense for Ziggler although I still feel their should be a final encounter. I liked Hawkins and Archer's promo, I liked the warning too. Show over Swagger via DQ is good to continue to Show/SES rivalry. I can see Del Rio interfering post-match, not during the match. Kane over Mysterio thanks to Del Rio is good but Kane didn't need it, I love that Kane's starting to use The Tombston again however. Great end to the show between Undertaker and Kane, however due to their match I wonder what Show, Punk, Swagger and Mysterio will be doing at the PPV.
WWENEWZ: Not sure about Team 3D in the WWE again if I'm honest, Triple H vs. Sheamus is expected for the return but I hope it doesn't run into WrestleMania, again. I'd love to see Inferno, Casket and Hell in a Cell matches in this Undertaker/Kane fued but it is unlikely. Hah, I like the 'big deal, fairly quickly' note. Loving those graphics tbh, they're amazing.
WWERAW: Wow, taped four SUperstars matches in one night? Ted DiBiase in the main event is pretty strange, could've easily had Edge in there. Cool opening segment with the legends and the current superstars, Rikishi was a nice surprise. Good opening match, happy that Dynasty retained in that one. DiBiase giving Long the 100 dolaar bill was pretty cool. Miz over Kingston is good, a blast from the past too. Bryan attempting to attack the Miz is good teasing for their fued. Oh My God, MNM reunion is sick, I love it. Wow, Edge vs. Christian? This just gets better and better. Double Countout was the best way to go about that one. Glad you got the rookies involved. Damn, Ron Simmons. Lmao at Eugene trying to be a part of the Nexus. I liked the seriousness of it in the end and that Nexus are not finished. Nice idea for a Divas battle royal and that Stratus got the win, Melina, Trish and Lita together sounds great. Loving the HBK had a video message and that he was a part of the show and that he did not return because that would suck. I like how he mentioned the Nexus too. Great main event, the faces winning made the most sense and Orton getting the victory is cool. Great couple of shows. Can't wait for NXT.
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Post by Elliot on Sept 12, 2010 12:36:26 GMT -5
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Post by Elliot on Sept 12, 2010 15:23:02 GMT -5
September 3rd, 2010; Albany, New York - Before we open up, we see a quick recap of what happened last week concerning the World Heavyweight Champion, Kane and his brother, The Undertaker. It starts with Kane's speech which opened the show, and then finished with Kane retreating at the end of the show as Undertaker stood tall, informing us that the two will face off at Night of Champions. We then open up SmackDown.
CUE OPENING PACKAGE
- The pyrotechnics explode from the stage as the crowd go wild. The WWE|HD bar slides onto the screen as we are welcomed by the voice of Todd Grisham. He and Matt Striker run down what is going to happen tonight, and one major thing is that in tonight's Main Event, The Undertaker returns to in-ring action as he will take on Jack Swagger in his first match since returning from his injuries. We have seen that The Undertaker may not be 100%, so how will this play out for him when he takes on the All-American American later tonight. They are then interrupted by the theme of Alberto Del Rio to a huge amount of heat. He comes out in his Rolls Royce, peeping the horn as his personal ring announcer introduces him to the Albany crowd. He strolls to the ring, his sparkling pyro drifting from the rafters above the stage. Entering the ring, he receives the microphone from his ring announcer and then begins to speak to the WWE Universe.
- He reminds us of his recent actions, saying how he has done the WWE Universe a favour by taking out his 'little amigo' Rey Mysterio. Del Rio says that last week, he let Mysterio know that he hadn't forgotten about him and made an appearence in his match with Kane. He says that there can only be one superior Mexican star, and that it is very clearly him. He officially challenges Rey Mysterio to a match tonight and waits a few seconds, but then all of a sudden gasps and raises his finger, apparently remembering something. He smirks and wags his finger, saying that he just remembered that Rey Mysterio isn't here tonight due to the injuries sustained last week, followed by having to compete on Raw this past Monday Night. The crowd boo as Del Rio smirks and says "Oh well... never mind", but before he can leave, he is cut off by the theme of MVP to a huge pop. MVP walks out and speaks into the microphone, saying that he isn't too pleased with the way Del Rio has been going around SmackDown lately, attacking Rey Mysterio. He admits that Del Rio beat him last week, but one victory never made anybody. Del Rio asks MVP what he is getting at. MVP tells him that they have a tag team match later tonight, but he wants to teach Del Rio a lesson right now. He starts walking to the ring, rolling up the sleeves of his shirt and Del Rio swallows and looks around, perhaps thinking of escaping, but he takes off his scarf and then his jacket. MVP enters the ring and the two begin trading blows, but after a sneaky knee between the legs from Del Rio, he quickly escapes from the ring with a smirk on his face as MVP rolls on the canvas in pain. We then fade to a commercial break.
COMMERCIAL BREAK
MICHELLE MCCOOL w/ LAYLA def. TIFFANY w/ KELLY KELLY This was a pretty quick match for the divas tonight, Michelle McCool gaining an early advantage and maintaining control throughout the match, despite Kelly Kelly's efforts to will her friend, Tiffany on. McCool eventually planted her with the FaithBreaker for the victory. Kelly Kelly helped Tiffany away from the ring as LayCool grabbed a pair of microphones.
- They did their usual stuff, copying each other and mocking Kelly and Tiffany as they left. Then, McCool shouts to the back, saying that she wants to know exactly what Theodore Long has planned for them in terms of the Women's Championship at Night of Champions. Theodore Long's theme hits and he walks out onto the stage to a pop. He says that he does indeed have plans, and they involved Raw as well. He says that Long has been able to speak with Raw's Anonymous General Manager via e-mail and they have come to a decision that the ultimate diva needs to be decided, and therefore, at Night of Champions, the respective Women's and Diva's Champions will face off in a Title Unification match. The crowd pop as McCool and Layla look at each other confused. Long then expands, saying that as official Champion, Layla will be placed into the match against Raw's Melina. LayCool get angry, and Layla screams that they are Co-Women's Champions, but Long shakes his head and says that it isn't acknowledged by the Board of Directors. LayCool have faces like thunder as Long leaves them with that news. The crowd cheer as we go backstage.
- We see Vickie Guerrero in her office, looking pretty anxious. Dolph Ziggler walks in and she jumps into life, fixing up her hair. Ziggler cockily struts in, his title over his shoulder and a smirk on his face. He asks Vickie what's wrong, noticing that she is a bit on edge. Vickie looks up at Dolph and apologizes, before revealing to him that he will be defending his Intercontinental Championship at Night of Champions. Ziggler laughs and tells Vickie not to worry, and that he knew he'd have to defend it. But Vickie says that that isn't the problem, he'll be defending it... against Kofi Kingston. Ziggler's face drops and the crowd go nuts. He asks her to repeat it and she does, but this time, he explodes with anger, throwing his arms around and kicking the furniture. Vickie looks very upset and scared, telling Dolph to calm down, saying she couldn't do anything about it, as Theodore Long feels Kofi deserves one last chance, after she interfered in last week's match. Ziggler screams, saying she always ruins it for him and he storms off. Vickie, almost crying, runs after him as we fade to a commercial break.
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- We return to see a promo for WWE Night of Champions, mostly focusing on the World Heavyweight Championship match between the Champion, Kane and The Undertaker. We then return to SmackDown.
BIG SHOW def. LUKE GALLOWS w/ THE STRAIGHT EDGE SOCIETY CM Punk was heavily relying on this match to show that his Society wasn't a complete disaster, but unfortunately for him, Big Show once again had their number, despite suffering from the injuries sustained last week thanks to the SES and Jack Swagger. Gallows targeted the injured left leg of the giant, but it wasn't enough to avoid a huge Knockout Punch, kncoking Gallows' lights out and allowing Show to pick up the victory. Punk held his head in his hands as Joey Mercury and Serena looked at each other nervously. Punk walks off with his hand on his head, leaving his Straight Edge followers behind, who help Gallows out of the ring. Big Show celebrates with a smile on his face as we fade backstage.
- Josh Mathews is backstage alongside Kofi Kingston to a pop. He asks Kingston if he is pleased to have one more shot at the Intercontinental Championship at Night of Champion. He smiles and says he can't thank Theodore Long enough, and that he plans on taking this opportunity with both hands. He says that each and every time he has been screwed over in some way, whether it be by The Nexus, Vickie Guerrero or Ziggler himself, but he hopes that at Night of Champions it will be one-on-one to finish it all. Kingston then leaves as we fade to a commercial break.
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DOLPH ZIGGLER & ALBERTO DEL RIO def. KOFI KINGSTON & MVP This match combined two feuds and perfectly portrayed them both. The match kicked off as MVP took on Dolph Ziggler, but quickly fell victim to the Sleeper Hold, however, he managed to escape the hold and tag in Kingston who unloaded on Ziggler. In the end, Del Rio got a blind tage and Kofi Kingston never saw it, still beating down on Ziggler. Del Rio entered the ring and spun Kingston around before dropping him down and locking in that vicious Cross Armbar, forcing Kingston to tap out. MVP entered the ring to make the save, but he was too late as Del Rio and Ziggler escaped. Both men smirked as MVP checked on Kingston and looked up the ramp in anger. Del Rio smiles cockily and shrugs his shoulders at MVP, Ziggler smiles too, clutching his Intercontinental Championship. We then fade to a promo package.
- We see a Raw Rebound package, reminding us of The Hart Dynasty's victory over The Uso's on the 900th Episode of Raw this past Monday, retaining their WWE Tag Team Championships. We then return to SmackDown.
CURT HAWKINS & VANCE ARCHER def. TWO LOCAL COMPETITORS A quick squash match here, putting over Hawkins and Archer as a dominant team. They finished off the match with their patended Reverse DDT/Diving Elbow combination. Afterwards, Hawkins grabbed a microphone and spoke to the WWE Universe.
- Hawkins states that he is glad that The Hart Dynasty accepted their challenge for Night of Champions. He says that they better be prepared to lose the gold as they are most definitely taking it. Hawkins says that he and Vance Archer have been making impacts week in, week out since joining forces, and not even The Hart Dynasty can stop them. He hand the microphone to Archer, who says he looks forward to crushing Tyson Kidd and David Hart Smith at Night of Champions. The duo then leave as we fade to a commercial break.
COMMERCIAL BREAK
- We return to see Josh Mathews backstage once again, this time with Jack Swagger to a lot of heat. He asks Jack if he feels confident in facing The Undertaker in tonight's Main Event. Swagger chuckles and says he has seen the current state of The Undertaker, and it definitely isn't 100%. He says that he could quite easily defeat Undertaker when he was fully healed, so beating him tonight will be a piece of cake. He says that after tonight, he will be back in the running for the World Heavyweight Chanpionship, no doubt about it. He walks off and we fade to ringside.
CODY RHODES def. CHRISTIAN This quadruple feud between Rhodes, Christian, McIntyre and Hardy just keeps getting more and more intense. This week, these two came out alone, but it all broke down in the end. Christian hit Cody with the Killswitch, but before he could get the victory, Drew McIntyre ran to ringside and distracted him. However, Matt Hardy showed up and began brawling with McIntyre on the outside, but the damage was already done as Rhodes grabbed Christian and planted him with the Cross-Rhodes for the victory. McIntyre rolled Hardy into the ring and both he and Rhodes beat him down. They stood tall over Hardy and Christian as we fade to a promo package.
- We see a promo package for this Monday's Raw as we are told that Darren Young will have his first match since leaving The Nexus against his former teammate, Justin Gabriel, and John Cena will go head to head with Wade Barrett. We then cut to a commercial break.
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THE UNDERTAKER def. JACK SWAGGER This was a fantastic Main Event, but as noted before, The Undertaker was not 100%, still suffering the effects of his brutal attack which took him out of action at the hands of his own brother, Kane. Swagger was mistaken, however, if he thought this was going to be easy, as The Undertaker is a superstar who has fight left in him no matter what the situation. Swagger takes control in a lot of the match, showing that he is indeed capable of going toe-to-toe with The Deadman, but in the end, Swagger went for one of his turnbuckle splashes, but Undertaker got to his feet and caught Swagger on his shoulder before spinning around and planting him in the center of the ring with a Tombstone Piledriver for the victory. The Undertaker celebrated in usual fashion, but was looking extremely tired.
- As Undertaker got to his feet, the crowd are startled as a fiery pyro explodes from the stage which can only mean one thing... the arrival of the World Heavyweight Champion, Kane. But his theme doesn't follow,instead, the lights go out, and when they return, Kane is standing inside the ring behind The Undertaker and Jack Swagger is gone. Undertaker turns around only to have Kane's hand wrap around his throat. Kane then delivers a huge Chokeslam to his brother, driving him into the canvas. Kane laughs sadistically over his downed brother before mocking him and doing Undertaker's own taunt to a lot of heat from the crowd. The lights go a dim red and Kane's theme hits as SmackDown fades to a close.
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Post by Elliot on Sept 12, 2010 15:33:03 GMT -5
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