WWE 2006: RAW 9/4

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The WWE Champion, Edge discusses his win on John Cena at Summerslam.

D-Generation X will be appearing after beating the McMahon's.

Trish Stratus makes a major announcement that may effect her wrestling career.

and much more...


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Gene Snitsky def. Phil Beaverman
Shelton Benjamin def. Rob Conway
Viscera w/Charlie Haas def. Val Venis[/color]

Monday Night RAW is opened by the duo of Jerry "The King" Lawler and Jim Ross, who give us brief results of SummerSlam, where Edge retained the WWE Championship against John Cena, and the "Immortal", Hulk Hogan finally got his revenge on the Legend Killer, Randy Orton. The Theme Of the WWE Champion, Edge, blasts as the crowd rains him with boo's. He walks to the ring with a smirk on his face. He has the WWE Championship with him and so as the Womens Champion, Lita. He says that last night, he defeated Cena in his own home town of Boston, Massachusetts. The crowd continues to boo him, and he says he doesn't care what they think, drawing some heat. He then tells the crowd that he now does not have any good competitors for his title, and as he goes on, Jeff Hardy comes out to a huge pop after being absent from the WWE for 3 years. He grabs a microphone and tells the crowd that hes back. He receives a huge pop, and Edge is staring at him with anger. He goes on and says its been 3 long years since he has seen his loyal fans, and that its been a while since hes seen Edge, who is looking livid. Edge interrupts Hardy and asks him what is he doing here. Hardy says he wants to congratulate Edge on keeping the title. The crowd doesn't like that comment, but Hardy also says he is also there, to confront Edge about what he did to his brother Matt. Edge then says that Matt was just in his way of him meeting his true love, referring to Lita, and continues by saying Matt deserved what he got. He receives heat and Jeff tells Edge that he deserves this before delivering a kick to the gut of Edge, and nails a Twist of Fate on Edge, before hopping on the top turnbuckle, and going for a Swanton, but Lita pulls Edge out of the ring. Hardy stares at both of them as they go up the ramp. The show goes to a brief commercial as the show goes on.

[ Commercial ]

RAW returns and JR and King recap us on what just happened between Jeff Hardy and Edge. We then move on to our first match of the night.

Viscera and Charlie Haas def. Jim Duggan and Eugene[/b]
Haas and Viscera have a challenge in this bout against Duggan and Eugene. The match begins with Eugene and Haas. Haas takes it to Eugene, until Eugene gets angry, and he starts over powering Haas. He shoves Haas back, and clothesline him. Haas then stops the momentum with a boot to the gut, and tags in Viscera, which changed the momentum. Viscera took down Eugene with ease using his weight. He has Eugene in the corner, but Eugene escapes , and tags in Duggan, who comes with Strong Punches to the head of Viscera. He then runs to the ropes, but Viscera catches him and nails the Spinning Side Slam. He pins him and picks up the victory.

Haas and Viscera celebrate their victory in the ring, and they raise their hands. RAW then goes backstage to Johnathon Coachman’s office. Edge comes bursting through the door with Lita. He asks Coachman did he see what just happened out there. Coachman responds by saying yes he did. He also says that he doesn’t want his WWE Champion looking like a fool. So tonight, it’ll be Edge, going one on one against Jeff Hardy. The crowd likes this match so they cheer. Edge says he wouldn’t like nothing better. Edge storms out of his office as RAW goes on to its second match.

Trish Stratus def. Victoria
A great match here with two of RAW’s top divas. Trish took it to Victoria with some forearms, and a DDT to take her down. She goes for a quick pin, but its near fall. The match goes back and forth, and Victoria takes advantage of Trish with her power. She then locks in an reverse chinlock, and Trish struggles to escape it. She uses her flexibility and kicks Victoria in the head. She then gets up to a boot in the gut, and Victoria goes for a Widow’s peak, but Trish escapes, and nails the chick kick. She then pins Victoria and picks up a huge victory.

Trish then grabs a mic as she is exhausted and she begins to speak. She says that she has enjoyed her years in the WWE, but she thinks after being an successful women’s champion, she will retire. The crowd doesn’t seem to like this, but she continues by saying that she wants her last match at Unforgiven, against the women’s champion, Lita. The crowd are enlightened by this match. The theme of Mickie James is then heard, she comes down to the ring energized. She grabs a mic and says that she wanted a title match at Unforgiven. She goes on and says that Trish thinks she can get a title match anytime she chooses. Trish says if she has to beat Mickie to get her title shot, then she’ll do it. They both get in eachothers faces and begin to exchange some words, until Johnathon Coachman appears on the ramp. He tells them theres no need to fight now, because they can meet next week to determine the Number One Contender for Lita’s title. He then goes to the back as they continue to speak with confidence saying they’ll be the winner of mic though. RAW then goes into a commercial, after JR and King remind us of our main event for tonight.

[ Commercial ]

RAW returns as JR and King tell us to be ready for the release of The Marine, coming in October. RAW then goes into its first hour main event.

Kane def. Intercontinental Champion Johnny Nitro w/Melina via Disqualification
A good match here, with the Big Red Machine, going one on one against the Intercontinental Champion, Johnny Nitro. Kane overpowers Nitro in the beginning of the match. He throws Nitro back everytime they met in the middle of the ring. Then Kane laid down some punches on Nitro, taking him into the corner of the ring, and delivering some hard uppercuts. Nitro then takes advantage after raking Kane’s eyes. He then goes on the top turnbuckle, and delivers a Dropkick that takes Kane down. RAW then goes in commercial as both men are down.

[ Commercial ]

RAW returns as Nitro tries to keep Kane down with a rear naked choke, and we recap Nitro taking down Kane before the commercial. Kane uses his strength, and escapes the hold, he then takes Nitro down with a big boot. He also gets a sidewalk slam in, and he goes for a Flying Clothesline, but Nitro hits Kane with the Nitro Blast in mid air. He pins Kane, but Kane grabs the ropes. Nitro and the crowd are shocked, and Morrison hops on the top turnbuckle, and goes for a moonsault, but Kane moves out of the way, and Morrison hits the ground. When he gets up, he turns to a chokeslam from Kane. Kane is about to pin him, but Umaga’s theme is heard, and he comes out with Armando Estrada. Kane goes near the ropes to confront Umaga, and as he gets in, they begin to brawl, until Kane grabs Umaga’s neck, and Umaga grabs Kane’s neck. Kane begins to overpower Umaga, until Nitro comes from behind with a low blow to Kane, and Umaga takes advantage of it, and hits a Samoan Spike on Kane. Nitro goes up the ramp with his title having a smirk on his face. RAW then goes into a commercial as the show goes on.

[ Commercial ]

RAW returns as JR and King recap the assault Kane received from Umaga. We then go backstage where Maria is interviewing Randy Orton. She asks him how is he feeling after being defeated by Hulk Hogan at Summerslam. He looks at her for a brief second, before saying that Hogan got lucky and he doubts it'll ever happen again. She then ask him what hes going to do next. He says hes going to continue what he does best, kill legends, and tonight he looks to continue his objective, by killing the legend of Ric Flair. He then walks off of the set as RAW goes into a commercial

[ Commercial ]

RAW returns quicker as we move quickly onto our next match.

Ric Flair def. Randy Orton via reverse decision
Orton seemed more aggressive then ever after suffering a lost to Hulk Hogan. He took it to Flair, who fought back. Orton took down Flair with clotheslines, and hard punches. Flair sometimes countered with Knife Edged Chops, and they traded blows until Orton raked Flair's eyes, and beat him down some more. In the end of the match, Flair dropped Orton, and locked him in the Figure Four Leg Lock, Orton then reached the ropes, and as they got up, Orton hit Flair with an RKO out of no where. He pins Flair and picks up the victory. He exits the ring, but as Flair began to stir, Orton got back in the ring, and nailed him with another RKO. Orton stands over Flair, and begins to assault him with knees to the head, and vicious punches to the head as well. He didn't restrain himself, so the Ref reversed the call he made, and Flair is the victor. Orton argued with the ref, and he picked Flair up, but as he was just about to go for another RKO, Carlito began running down to the ring, and Orton escaped. Carlito checked on Flair, as Orton backed up on the ramp. RAW then goes back to JR and King, who remind us of our Main Event, as RAW goes into a commercial.

[ Commercial ]

RAW returns as we go backstage to the private jet of Mr.McMahon. We see D-X in there, chilling out. It seems there is a huge mess in there so they leave quickly. While their leaving, a huge D-X is shown on the jet. As they leave, The McMahon's show up, and they see the logo on the plane. McMahon flips out, before we go on to our next match

WWE Champion Edge def. Jeff Hardy
As soon as the bell rings, Hardy went right after Edge, and took him down, and threw stiff punches as him. As the ref pulls him off of him, he does it again. The ref pulls him off once more, and Hardy meets a knee to the gut from Edge. Edge then took advantage of the match for a while, until the momentum shifted after a drop kick from Hardy, which left both of them out. A commercial interfered in the match as the show goes on.

[ Commercial ]

RAW returns as Edge has a chinlock on Edge. Hardy eventually gets out of the hold, and Hardy hits Edge with a Whisper In The Wind. He goes for a pin, but its a near fall. Hardy then feeds off of the momentum, and he dodges Edge's unexpected spear, and nails a Twist Of Fate. He then goes for a Swanton, but Lita hops on the apron, and distracts Hardy long enough, and he kicks her off the apron, and goes for a Swanton, but Edge holds his knees up, and he gets up, and nails Hardy with a spear. He pins Hardy and picks up the victory.

Edge celebrates his victory, until he is interrupted by the theme of John Cena, who comes to the ring with no shirt, and he has an stern expression on his face. He runs down to the ring, and he meets Edge with some fists. He ducks one of Edge's fists, and hits him with a Spinning Powerslam. He then goes for a five knuckle shuffle, but Edge is pulled out by Lita. They then move up the ramp as Cena looks on at them. Johnathon Coachman then comes out, and he says that Cena's actions were unacceptable, therefore he will suffer the consequences, so next week on RAW, he will be going against Edge. He pauses for a second, and the crowd cheers before he says it will not only be Edge, but it will be an Handicap Match, where his Partner will be one of RAW's best superstars, Umaga. Edge has a smirk on his face, as Cena has a look with disbelief on his. Edge's theme plays as RAW closes out with Cena standing in the middle of the ring, and Edge looking on.

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-Nice to see you brought Jeff Hardy back. Can't wait to see his return match tonight.
-Viscera and Haas going over is good either way.
-Trish over Victoria is a great matchup and Trish winning was good too.
-Kane over Nitro sounds good. Umaga/Kane for Unforgiven seems like the way to go.
-Flair over Orton in a reverse decision is interesting. Lots of feuds can lead to this.
-Edge over Hardy is good either way. Wished Hardy won his return match but this is good to make Edge look strong. But I'm hoping Cena takes it at Unforgiven.
-Good show; can't wait for ECW.

RAW was good. I was hoping Jeff Hardy would beat Edge, and get a title shot at Unforgiven, but oh well. Handicap match should be good next show. I liked Mickie not just letting Trish get a title shot and fighting for it. Kane/Nitro was a good matchup, Umaga/Kane was a decent feud, glad you keep it going.

Ha, I remember Terkay, he was pretty lame. Hopefully you push Burke and not him. Good match between Moore and RVD. main event was awesome, glad Sabu lost lol. Keep on having punk win lol

-Good opening promo, although I don't want to see the Sabu/Show feud continue
-Dislike the sudden CM Punk heel turn but I do like that he beat CW Anderson
-Thorn over Dreamer is cool as long as it leads to a Kevin Thorn push
-RVD over Moore was the obvious choice
-Weren't Burke & Terkay in WWE at this point? On Smackdown I think. Anyway, I like that they're here
-Show retaining was the right move and I really hope this is finally over

Solid ECW, a few decisions I was unsure of but for the most part I like where you seem to be going so far.

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After losing to Chavo Guerrero at Summerslam because of Vickie Guerrero, Rey Mysterio wants to confront her about it.

Teddy Long has a huge announcement due to the World Heavyweight Championship.

The Tag Champs, Paul London and Brian Kendrick go against the Pitbulls, Jamie Noble, and Kid Kash.

...and More on this edition of SmackDown.

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A RAW rebound is shown, and JBL and Michael Cole remind us of our main event, but for now we have a divas match.

Diva Search Winner Layla El. def. Jillian Hall[/b]
This match was quick, as Jillian tried to show off her singing skills before the match, but Layla came from behind her, with a forearm to her head. She then kicks her in the gut, and hits her with the LayOut to end the match quickly. After the match, Mike "The Miz" Mizanin comes to the ring. He asks Layla how does it feel to win her first match ever. She is about to speak, but Miz snatches the mic away and reminds everyone that next week on SmackDown is his debut match. They don't seem to care, as Layla stands in the ring. He then finishes off by telling everyone to give him a "Whoo-Rah", which they don't do. SmackDown goes into a commercial with JBL saying that Miz has potential.

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SmackDown returns as they recap what just happened earlier during the show. They then say its time for the main event, as William Regal, and Finlay come out first separately. So does Batista and Lashley, who draw huge pops. The match begins.

Batista and Bobby Lashley def. William Regal and United States Champion Finlay
The match starts off with William Regal and Batista. Regal puts Batista in some headlocks, but Batista escapes with his strength. He does some more submission maneuvers, but Batista escapes. He then knees Batista in the gut, and he and Finlay take advantage of him, making frequent tags. Things look to turn, as Batista lays down the legal man, Finlay with a clothesline, but Finlay stops him from making the hot tag to Lashley. SmackDown goes into a quick commercial as the show goes on.

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As SmackDown returns, it shows Regal with a camel clutch on 'Tista. Batista uses his strength to get up, and he drops Regal. Both men make tags to their partners, but Lashley lays down Finlay with some clotheslines. He then nails him with a hard spear. Lashley then pins Finlay, which seemed like a three, but Regal broke it up. Batista then comes in, and takes out himself and Regal out of the ring. The ref seemed distracted by Regal, and Finlay grabs his shillelagh, and is about to crack Lashley in the skull with it, but Lashley actually ducks it, and hits Finlay with a spear. He then picks Finlay up, and nails the Dominator. He pins Finlay and picks up the hard fought Victory. Batista then hops in the ring, and the raise eachothers arms to close out the show, as both men have won matches for their brands titles.

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-Very good promo to set up two matches for Unforgiven possibly. Looking forward to that.
-The Pitbulls over Londrick is a good build for your tag contention and could set up another match for No Mercy.
-Kennedy over Hardy is a pretty good call. Hope that both men get some solid pushes.
-Interesting there with the whole Guerrero/Mysterio feud continuing. I love the build it's getting and hope that at Unforgiven, they can get in a gimmick match like Street Fight or something.
-Great choice for first-hour main event. Undertaker over Booker was expected.
-Layla El winning the Diva Search and beating Jillian is some nice build-up for her before she becomes SmackDown's top diva like she is today.
-Batista and Bobby Lashley winning was good and expected to set up more matches for Unforgiven.
-Great show; really gave me some motivation somehow. Very realistic show.

WWE: Alright, I'll give a better in depth review next week, from the looks of things your layout is looking extremely crisp and you've got the features of a potential long-lasting, healthy diary. Everything looks crisp, a lot of storylines that go on in actual life, but no problem as that's usually a necessity at the beginning of a diary. Not sure why SmackDown get Unforgiven though; these are the days of brand-exclusive pay-per-views after all.