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Post by Rated R on Dec 11, 2010 8:59:19 GMT -5
Rated R Productions Present:The Era of Awesome BeginsNotes: Begins the night after WWE: TLC, Results to follow
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Post by Rated R on Dec 11, 2010 8:59:35 GMT -5
WWE Champion – The Miz United States Champion – Daniel Bryan WWE Tag Team Champions – The Uso's Diva’s Champion - Natayla AJ Alex Riley Alicia Fox Brie Bella CM Punk Daniel Bryan Darren Young David Hart Smith David Otunga - Inactive Derrick Bateman Evan Bourne Eve Ezekial Jackson Gail Kim Goldust– Inactive; Injured Shoulder Heath Slater Husky Harris Jackson Andrews Jey Uso Jimmy Uso John Cena John Morrison Johnny Curtis Justin Gabriel Maryse Maxine Melina Michael McGillicutty Natayla Nikki Bella Primo R-Truth Randy Orton Ranjin Singh Santino Marella Sheamus Skip Sheffield Tamina Ted DiBiase The Great Khali The Miz Triple H Tyson Kidd Vladamir Kozlov William Regal Yoshi Tatsu Zack Ryder Announce Team – Michael Cole, Jerry Lawler Backstage Interview Team – Scott Stanford
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Post by Rated R on Dec 11, 2010 8:59:42 GMT -5
World Heavyweight Champion – Edge Intercontinental Champion – Cody Rhodes Alberto Del Rio Beth Phoenix Big Show Brodus Clay Chavo Guerrero Chris Masters Christian Cody Rhodes Curt Hawkins Diesel Dolph Ziggler Drew McIntyre Edge Hornswoggle Jack Swagger Joey Mercury JTG Kaitlyn Kane - Inactive Kaval Kelly Kelly Kofi Kingston Layla Mark Henry Matt Striker Michelle McCool Naomi Rey Mysterio Rosa Mendes The Undertaker Trent Barreta Tyler Reks Vickie Guerrero Wade Barrett General Manager – Theodore Long Announce Team – Michael Cole, Josh Matthews & Booker T Backstage Interview Team – Todd Grisham
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Post by Rated R on Dec 11, 2010 8:59:50 GMT -5
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Post by Rated R on Dec 11, 2010 8:59:56 GMT -5
WWE Schedule | Monday | USA | | Tuesday | WWE.COM | | Thursday | WGN America | | Friday | MyNetwork TV |
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Post by Jord on Dec 11, 2010 9:21:28 GMT -5
Welcome back, man.
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Post by legendkiller8 on Dec 11, 2010 14:23:25 GMT -5
Welcome back, I can't wait to see what you can do here.
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Post by DTP. on Dec 11, 2010 22:57:26 GMT -5
Could be cool.
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Post by Rated R on Dec 17, 2010 14:25:51 GMT -5
December 19th 2010The show kicks off with the usual pre show video package highlighting some of the big matches that will be featured tonight including Kane vs. Edge, John Cena vs. Wade Barrett and WWE Champion The Miz vs. Randy Orton. We then cut to the arena where the pyrotechnics display kicks in. We are then met by our announce team of Michael Cole, Jerry Lawler and Matt Striker, who hype up tonight’s matches. They are soon cut off by the music of Jack Swagger as we head to the opening contest. Triple Threat Ladder Match for the Intercontinental Championship Dolph Ziggler [C] w/ Vickie Guerrero Defeated Kofi Kingston and Jack SwaggerAn exciting opening for tonight’s show as three of the top young superstars on SmackDown clash. The match had some good pace and plenty of spots, especially from Dolph Ziggler and Kofi Kingston. Ziggler managed to capitalise on the animosity between Kingston and Swagger throughout the match, eventually using it to get the victory. While Kingston and Swagger where fighting on the ladder Ziggler pushed it over, taking both men out of the match and making it easy for Ziggler to ascend the ladder and retain his Intercontinental Championship. Vickie Guerrero screams her head off at the result, running to ringside to grab the Intercontinental Championship before handing it over to Ziggler. Dolph raises the title high while Kingston and Swagger are slowly stirring in the ring. Ziggler and Vickie make their exit while we fade backstage. We cut to Josh Matthews who is standing by with the recently rehired John Cena. Grisham asks Cena whether he is looking forward to getting his hands on Barrett tonight. Cena says that he has never looked forward to anything more in his life. Cena states that Wade Barrett and the Nexus has made his life hell for months and that now it is finally time to show him what happens when you mess with John Cena. Cena leaves as we fade to ringside. Tag Team Tables Match Natayla & Beth Phoenix Defeated Michelle McCool & LaylaAs many expected this match was the let-down of the night as the Diva’s of the WWE got in on the extreme action. The biggest problem with the match was that with any other tables match we would have been treated to some good spots, but with the Diva’s involved the use of tables was pretty scarce. The match didn’t go on too long, with Beth putting Layla through a table with a Glam Slam to get the victory while Natayla stopped Michelle from getting involved. Following the match Natayla and Beth Phoenix celebrate their victory while Michelle McCool pulls Layla out of the ring and helps her to the back. Natayla is handed the Diva’s Championship which gets a noticeable glare from Phoenix as we cut to the backstage area. We head to the Nexus dressing room where Wade Barrett is asking the other Nexus members if they’re happy now that John Cena is back, because it’s because of them he is. David Otunga speaks up first, telling Barrett that it wasn’t him who’d been beaten up by Cena for the past few weeks. Barrett tells Otunga to sit back down, which he slowly does. Barrett asks if anybody else has something to say and Justin Gabriel stands up, telling Barrett that it is his fault they lost the WWE Tag Team Championships, and that he better get his ego in check. Gabriel storms out leaving the rest of Nexus shocked as we return to ringside. Ladder Match for the #1 Contender Spot to the WWE Championship John Morrison Defeated SheamusThis was a massive opportunity for these two young superstars with the winner getting a title shot at next months Royal Rumble pay per view. Both men really went at it and showed why they have been such great rivals in recent weeks as their styles really went together to put on a solid contest. The match went back and forth but in the end Morrison ducked a Brogue Kick attempt and connected with the Flying Chuck. Morrison followed up by hitting the Starship Pain onto Sheamus on top of a ladder, giving Morrison the time to ascend the ladder and grab the contract for the #1 Contenders spot. The crowd goes crazy for John Morrison’s victory while it dawns on Morrison that he will be receiving a WWE Championship opportunity next month! Morrison celebrates the biggest win of his career as we fade backstage. We cut to Todd Grisham who is standing by with the World Wrestling Entertainment Champion, The Miz, and his protégé Alex Riley. Grisham asks Miz if he is nervous about his first ever WWE Championship pay per view defence. The Miz says he has no reason to be nervous, because he like everybody else in this arena knows that he is going to retain the title tonight because he is just that damn awesome! Miz walks off while Riley grabs the microphone, shouts ‘Yeah!’ and hurries after Miz as we return to ringside. Chairs Match Alberto Del Rio Defeated Rey MysterioThe lengthy rivalry between Alberto Del Rio and Rey Mysterio finally came to a head here tonight in a match where chairs are completely legal. A rough match that was clearly hindered by Mysterio working with an injury as the match was much more grounded than we would be used to from a Rey Mysterio match. Del Rio looked impressive but he didn’t look able to defeat Mysterio, even when chairs came into play. It was only a timely distraction from Ricardo Rodgriguez that allowed Del Rio to go to work on Mysterio’s arm, eventually locking in the Rolling Armbar for the submission victory. Alberto Del Rio doesn’t unlock the armbar following the bell, continuing to wrench the arm of Mysterio. It takes several referees to break up the hold. Del Rio celebrates the victory to a massive amount of heat as Mysterio is checked on my the trainer, cradling his arm as we cut away. We cut to the locker room of the World Heavyweight Champion Kane. He is rocking in a chair cradling the World Heavyweight title in his hands, repeating the word ‘father’ repeatedly. When Kane spots the camera man he goes crazy, grabbing the camera and throwing it to the floor. It looks like without Paul Bearer by his side the Devil’s favourite demon may be losing his grip on reality and on the World Heavyweight Championship. Tables Match for the WWE Championship The Miz [C] w/ Alex Riley Defeated Randy OrtonRandy Orton was looking for vengeance tonight as he looked to win back the WWE Championship from The Miz. With Alex Riley ringside it was obvious that this wasn’t going to be a clean fight and that became reality every time the match was taken outside the ring, where Riley would get involved. Despite this Orton fought back and have it his all and it really looked like he was going to take the title when he Miz was leant on a table in the corner. Orton charged at him but Riley got in the way, pushing Miz off of the table only for Orton to send Riley though it. Miz capitalised, nailing Orton with the WWE Championship before connecting with the Skull Crushing Finale from the middle turnbuckle through a table for the victory. The Miz celebrates like crazy as he is handed his WWE Championship, acting like he did it all on his own. The Miz helps Alex Riley to his feet before returning to celebrating, drawing massive amounts of heat from the crowd. Miz raises the WWE Championship as we fade to the backstage area. We cut to a split screen of John Cena and Wade Barrett heading towards the ring, followed by a video package of their month’s long feud, which includes Cena being forced to join Nexus and his eventual firing and rehiring. We return to ringside where John Cena is making his entrance to a massive pop. Following John Cena’s entrance the music of Nexus hits as Wade Barrett heads to the ring flanked by the rest of the stable. As Barrett enters the ring we receive an e-mail from RAW’s anonymous general manager, which Michael Cole reads out to a lot of heat. The GM explains that the match he booked was John Cena vs. Wade Barrett, not Cena vs. Nexus, and because of that the rest of Nexus is banned from ringside. Nexus are escorted backstage by security while Cole explains that there is more. He announces that if anybody interferes in this match then they will be immediately fired. Barrett is furious while Cena just grins, happy to finally be getting his hands on Barrett one on one. Chairs Match John Cena Defeated Wade BarrettThese two have been at each other’s throats for months and there still doesn’t look like there is going to be any let up in the war between John Cena and Nexus. Despite not having the rest of Nexus behind him Barrett still put up a formidable fight and the benefit of being able to use chairs legally definitely helped. These two really went at each other with everything they had and there appeared to be no let up from either men. Eventually Barrett seemed to have the match won as he set Cena up for the Wasteland only for Cena to slip out of the move and connect with the Attitude Adjustment onto a chair, allowing Cena to get the victory. The crowd go crazy at Cena’s win but Cena doesn’t seem satisfied. He grabs Barrett and throws him outside of the ring where he begins to dismantle the announce table. Cena grabs an already out of it Barrett and lifts him up onto his shoulders, before sending him crashing back down with an Attitude Adjustment through the announce table! The crowd go crazy for Cena, who does the ‘You can’t see me’ taunt to an unconscious Barrett as we fade away. A promotional package airs for the 2011 Royal Rumble pay per view, which will air on the 30th of January and will be headlined by the 2011 Royal Rumble match. A video package airs highlighting the recent feud between World Heavyweight Champion Kane and the master of the TLC match Edge. It puts a particular focus on Edge’s tormenting of Kane by abducting Paul Bearer. Tables, Ladders and Chairs Match for the World Heavyweight Championship Edge Defeated Kane [C]The main event of tonight’s pay per view featured the World Heavyweight Championship on the line as Kane finally got in the ring one on one with a man who has been tormenting him for weeks. These two put on an entertaining match but Kane was definitely limited when it came to climbing the ladders, he just didn’t seem like a plausible winner tonight. Edge on the other hand used the stipulation to the fullest by taking the match to Kane with everything he could get his hands on. The finish saw Edge put Kane through a table with a massive Spear, which gave Edge the time to climb the ladder and unhook the World Heavyweight Championship! Edge slowly climbs down from the ladder, World Heavyweight Championship in hand, as he is announced as the new champion to a rapturous reaction from the live crowd. Edge celebrates winning the World Heavyweight Championship while Kane remains motionless in the corner of the ring. The final shot of the pay per view is Edge raising the World Heavyweight Championship up high. [/center]
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Post by TheNinthCloud on Dec 18, 2010 11:49:27 GMT -5
Very good show. Seemed exactly like a WWE PPV. It was a long read, though. You did a real good job by hyping later matches and rivalries. I don't like Edge and Morrison winning as I'm not fans of either, but you can't win 'em all. I'm looking forward to seeing if you dump some rivalries, what new rivalries may form, etc. I loved your work in WFWF and know you can write this well. Just gotta wait for more shows.
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Post by legendkiller8 on Dec 18, 2010 18:27:33 GMT -5
-Dolph Ziggler winning the IC Title in the Ladder Match was good, pumped for this. -Natalya and Beth winning is fine here, expecting them to win due to the strength in this team. -John Morrison winning is big for him, hopefully he can pull out winning the WWE Title some time in 2011. -Alberto Del Rio over Rey Mysterio here is nice, a good match, wonder if this is the ending of this feud. -The Miz over Randy Orton is somewhat big of his reign here, Riley cheating could also be good for him. -Very happy Cena finally got some revenge. Hope this is the start of more big things tonight. -Kane losing the WHC Match is good. He's had a good reign and hope Edge has a nice one too. -Good show; looking forward to seeing where you go from here.
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Post by Rated R on Dec 19, 2010 8:01:45 GMT -5
| DECEMBER 20th 2010 | AUSTIN, TX. |
AJ w/ Primo Defeated Gail Kim Santino Marella & Vladamir Kozlov Defeated The Uso’s
Following the opening video package the pyro goes off as we are greeted by Michael Cole, Jerry Lawler and CM Punk who run down the events of last night’s TLC pay per view including John Cena’s victory over Wade Barrett and The Miz retaining the WWE Championship thanks to some timely interference by Alex Riley. They then reveal tonight’s main event featuring the WWE Champion The Miz going one on one with John Cena! They are soon cut off by the music of John Cena who gets a massive pop as he makes his way to the ring.
John Cena is handed a microphone and begins to speak about how great it felt last night to finally get his hands on Wade Barrett one on one. Cena says that he has never felt so good inside a WWE ring that when he put Wade Barrett through the announce table. John Cena is about to continue when is he interrupted by the music of Nexus. Cena is immediately on the defensive but Wade Barrett comes out alone. He tells Cena that he may think things are over between them, he isn’t going to rest until John Cena is gone from RAW for good. Barrett promises Cena that he will end him and Cena tells him that if he wants some, he should come get some! The crowd go crazy as Barrett shouts that Cena better watch his back before heading backstage as we fade to commercials.
Commercial Break
Sheamus Defeated Darren Young | This was not a good night to be Darren Young as Sheamus completely tore him apart, finishing him off with the Brogue Kick. |
Following the match Sheamus demands a microphone, and begins shouting about how he was robbed last night during the TLC pay per view. He says that he is the King of the Ring and as a result should be involved in the WWE Championship match at the Royal Rumble and that if the general manager doesn’t do something about it then maybe he’ll find some way to jump ship to SmackDown just like Edge did. Suddenly the anonymous general manager e-mails us and Michael Cole reads it out. The GM tells Sheamus that he is indeed the King of the Ring and that he deserves something because of that. The GM goes on to reveal that in order to give Sheamus his rightful prize RAW’s general manager will finally reveal his face to the world next week on RAW! The crowd go crazy at this announcement as Shemus nods his head, subdued by this offer. We cut to commercials with one of the possible final shots of the anonymous general manager’s laptop.
Commercial Break
We return to the backstage area where the WWE Champion The Miz has just arrived alongside Alex Riley, who is looking worse for wear after taking the table bump last night. They quickly run into John Morrison and the two share a tense staredown. Morrison sarcastically congratulates Miz on becoming WWE Champion but reminds him that he is the new #1 contender to the title. Miz tells Morrison that they both know he was the strong link in their tag team and that nothing has changed, saying that just like back in their ECW days, it will be down to The Miz to carry their match. Morrison tells Miz to face him tonight and prove that but Miz tells him he already has a match booked tonight against John Cena, but tells Morrison that Alex Riley will wrestle him. Morrison nods and walks off while Miz asks a shocked Alex Riley what his problem is. We then cut back to ringside.
Natayla Defeated Alicia Fox | A non-title match that saw the Diva’s Champion continue her momentum as she came out on top with the Sharpshooter. |
We cut backstage to the Nexus locker room where the entirety of Nexus, minus Justin Gabriel, is sitting around talking as Wade Barrett enters. The entire locker room goes silent and Barrett looks at each member of Nexus one after the other. He asks what’s going on and David Otunga tells him that maybe it’s time they stopped going after Cena, saying that it’s gone too far. Barrett tells Otunga that he is in charge here and that until Cena is taken care of then Nexus won’t be able to take over RAW like they planned. Barrett then asks about Justin Gabriel and Heath Slater tells him that none of them have heard from him since last week’s RAW. Barrett tells them to sort themselves out and find Justin Gabriel before walking out. RAW fades to commercials with the Nexus locker room looking less than happy.
Commercial Break
John Morrison Defeated Alex Riley | The Miz was on commentary throughout this match, watching as John Morrison took out his protégé with the Starship Pain in a solid match. |
Following the match John Morrison signals for The Miz to get in the ring but Miz refuses, making his way to the back. Morrison takes this as an insult and sends a message to Miz by nailing Alex Riley with the Flying Chuck once he gets to his feet. Miz shakes his head on the ramp but just continues heading backstage as Morrison watches on.
A video package plays promoting the Royal Rumble pay per view which airs on the 30th of January 2011.
Commercial Break
As we return from the commercial break the music of Tyson Kidd hits as he makes his way to the ring alongside his giant new bodyguard, Jackson Andrews. Kidd enters the ring and demands a microphone. He talks about how ever since he cut the deadweight that is David Hart Smith everybody is talking about the future of the WWE – Tyson Kidd. Kidd says that 2011 is guaranteed to be his year because he has all the talent, and the good looks, in the world and just in case anybody needs any more persuading that he is the future he has his bodyguard Jackson Andrews in his corner. Kidd says that he is going to make an example out of his opponent tonight. The music of R-Truth hits as we get set for our next contest.
Tyson Kidd w/ Jackson Andrews Defeated R-Truth | Tyson Kidd pulls off a big victory here tonight in a back and forth singles bout. Kidd gets the win after he distracted the referee, allowing Jackson Andrews to nail R-Truth with a huge big boot. Kidd stole the pinfall to the dismay of the crowd. |
Following the match Tyson Kidd celebrates the victory as R-Truth remains motionless. Kidd tells Jackson Andrews to pull R-Truth up to his feet; Kidd talking trash to a still groggy R-Truth as he does so. Suddenly David Hart Smith runs to the ring to make the save, tackling Kidd to the ground and unloading with strikes. Jackson Andrews quickly intervenes, grabbing David Hart Smith and throwing him across the ring. Smith gets to his feet only to be met by the big boot of Jackson Andrews which almost takes Smith’s head off. Kidd kneels next to Smith, shouting abuse at him as we head to commercials.
Commercial Break
We return to the backstage area where Todd Grisham is standing by with WWE Champion The Miz. Grisham asks him about his thoughts on his match with John Cena tonight. Miz says that he is the most talked about champion in WWE history, and that includes John Cena. Miz says that things have changed since the last time he stepped in the ring with John Cena because now everybody knows just how awesome he is. Miz promises victory against Cena tonight, declaring the era of awesome officially underway. Miz walks off as we return to ringside.
Daniel Bryan & Ezekial Jackson Defeated Ted DiBiase & William Regal | Solid tag team action featuring four of RAW’s midcard talents. In a match that will definitely have implication on the United States title hunt Ezekial Jackson pinned William Regal with the Book of Ezekial. |
A promotional package airs promoting this Friday’s edition of SmackDown featuring the new World Heavyweight Champion Edge in his first appearance since winning the title!
We cut to a split screen of the backstage area where we see John Cena on one side and the WWE Champion The Miz on the other. The two will go one on one in our main event after the commercial break!
Commercial Break
The Miz vs. John Cena Went to a No Contest | A great main event as The Miz showed that he could hold his own against a main event player like John Cena. Despite that it looked like Cena was about to pick up the win when he had Miz set up for the Attitude Adjustment only to be attacked from behind by Wade Barrett, causing the referee to throw the match out. |
Wade Barrett begins laying into John Cena, clearly furious about being put through the announce table last night. Cena manages to fight back and begins taking the fight to Barrett but he is suddenly struck in the back of the head with the WWE Championship by The Miz. Miz sets Cena up for the Skull Crushing Finale onto the title belt but John Morrison’s music hits as he sprints towards the ring. Miz quickly abandons his assault, grabbing the WWE Championship and making his escape through the crowd. Morrison follows after him leaving a hurt Cena in the ring with Wade Barrett. Barrett proceeds to deliver not one, not two, but three consecutive Wastelands, leaving Cena completely unconscious in the centre of the ring. RAW comes to an end with Wade Barrett standing over the body of his nemesis John Cena.
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Post by chaz on Dec 19, 2010 8:36:30 GMT -5
I can handle short results. I'm doing the same. In my opinion, you don't need to know everything that happens in a match, just who wins and how, and maybe elaborate if necessary.
A strong start to the show, but Cena/Barrett at TLC should have been the end of the feud. I dislike that you're dragging it out further. I really like the prospect of Miz vs. Morrison. It could be a big match. Morrison shouldn't win, but it'd be a nice change from the usual Miz/Orton/Barrett/Sheamus/Cena crap. Morrison beatin Riley further pushes this match. Like the Tyson Kidd push continuing too. He could be a great asset to RAW. Again, I like the uncertainty surrounding the U.S Title and the next challenger. It makes things more interesting. Big finish to end the show. Next week, Morrison/Cena vs. Barrett/Miz? That'd be cool. I dislike the fact that you have no Orton, or Santino & Kozlov on the show. I feel they should play a part, especially Orton.
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Post by Red Dragon on Dec 19, 2010 11:07:23 GMT -5
I like the simplistic approach you got going here, you haven't thrown lots of graphics in there which is becoming the norm of modern WWE diaries, I would have liked an unnounced Daniel Bryan match, nice way to kick off with the ladder three way, glad that Zig won and some cool spots, Swagger has fallen to the IC ranks?, nice Cena true babyface promo, sad the divas match was no good I would have thought it would have been decent, Nexus possible spilt is intresting,hope you don't mega push Morrison as I'm not a major fan of his, lol at Riley at the end of Miz's promo, Liking Del Rio winning and the aftermath should either keep Rey out for a while or add to the story either way me likey, I like the main event line up's, glad Miz retained makes him look like a good champ and the SKF through the table on the turnbuckle sounds great, I'm not a fan of 2 chair matches and 2 ladder matches seems too much for my liking, would have liked a Wade win unless this means the end (or a change) for the Nexus then I don't see the point in putting Cena over, Cena killing Wade post match meh, nice to see Edge win the belt theres lots you can do with his character as champ, just give him a good lengthy reign, I'll try and reply more because this looks great, good luck and keep this up.
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Post by DTP. on Dec 19, 2010 12:03:45 GMT -5
WWE TLC: Tables, Ladders and Chairs: Sunday 19th December 2010...Alright opening contest with Dolph Ziggler retaining the WWE Intercontinental Championship. Like I said with Jord's diary, I feel it was time for Jack Swagger to win. Ziggler's had a long reign, and there's not too much more he can do as the generic midcard cowardly/cocky heel champion, and I hope Swagger isn't just going to float in midcard feuds for much longer. Nice filler match with Natalya and Beth Phoenix winning against Laycool, not bad and an acceptable finish. John Morrison beating Sheamus is the better decision, obvious now that The Miz will face Morrison though. This is why I hate number one contender matches on pay-per-views. It becomes more obvious. Alberto Del Rio beating Rey Mysterio is acceptable, decent chairs match that finally and hopefully ends the rivalry. The Miz beating Randy Orton is obvious, would have loved to see some interaction with Orton and someone after the match, or something to help us know what he's going to do next. Miz hopefully retains the WWE Championship against Morrison next month. John Cena beating Wade Barrett is alright, nice chair match. Perhaps just seen the end of this Cena and Nexus feud, would have loved for it to resume into WrestleMania XXVII or at least Royal Rumble. Edge beating Kane to win the World Heavyweight Championship in TLC was the obvious decision. Good show overall, just a nice setup to this diary.
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Post by Planktung on Dec 19, 2010 12:34:57 GMT -5
TLC - Good start to the show, but not too fond of Ziggler retaining. Would've much rather had Swagger take the gold but that's just my opinion. - Solid divas match due to the stipulation. Seemed like a good finish with Layla being Glam Slammed through a table. I enjoyed it. - Obvious that Morrison would gain the #1 Contendership, but it's something I am a huge fan of so it's cool. - Unless you plan on continuing this feud I really think Mysterio should've gone over. If you do continue it, then good move on having Del Rio win. Sold match. - Obvious that Miz would retain for several reasons, but glad it happened. - Cena defeating Barrett was the best decision. Interested in seeing if you keep the Cena/Nexus feud going. - Love Edge winning the championship as I've been bored of Kane's reign for a while now. - Great start. Hope to see this going for a while.
Raw - Big main event announced. Solid opening promo with Barrett stating that he won't stop until Cena is gone for good. Served it's purpose. - Simple opening squash, nothing too bad. Shocked that your revealing the Raw GM so soon into the diary. Excited to see who the GM is. - Natalya going over Fox keeps her looking strong, so this is fine. - Interesting that Justin Gabriel is nowhere to be seen. - Solid contest with Morrison going over Riley. Interested in seeing how you build Miz/Morrison for the Royal Rumble. - Kidd going over Truth is pretty big for him. Both Kidd and Andrews looked strong here, which is good. - Bryan and Jackson winning seemed obvious when looking at their opponents. Push DiBiase and Regal to some extent though. - Miz/Cena going to a no contest due to Wade's interference was fine. Liked the interaction between Miz and Morrison. Barrett looked really strong here by taking out Cena without Nexus' help. - Good Raw.
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Post by Rated R on Dec 19, 2010 13:06:37 GMT -5
Cena/ Nexus, Royal Rumble Update, Rey Mysterio Plus More- It is currently planned for the John Cena/ Nexus feud to come to an end at the Royal Rumble pay per view one way or another. The two are expected to have one final singles match and both move onto fresh feuds ahead of WrestleMania. There had been talk of continuing the angle into WreslteMania but it was widely considered that if it went on any longer then fans would lose interest. - WWE will be unveiling the 30 superstars involved in the Royal Rumble match exclusively on WWE.COM with superstars being announced throughout the weeks heading towards the pay per view. Superstars announced for the Royal Rumble following RAW include United States Champion Daniel Bryan, Sheamus and Tyson Kidd. - Rey Mysterio will be taking some time off to recover from recurring injuries, hence the reason for his loss to Alberto Del Rio at WWE’s TLC pay per view. It is expected that Rey will be kept off tv for the next month with a hopeful return set for the Royal Rumble pay per view. It is expected that Mysterio will be working a lighter schedule to ensure he will still be around for WrestleMania. - Many people backstage have noticed that the regular WWE schedule has taken its toll on Randy Orton in recent weeks. Orton is said to be working through a lot of pain when he is in the ring, and many are under the impression that if he continues at this pace he will soon suffer a serious injury. Current plans call for Orton to be used sparingly in the coming weeks to give him time to heal as the WWE cannot risk a big name superstar being hurt come WrestleMania. - NXT Season three rookie AJ made her ‘professional’ debut this past week on WWE Superstars with a victory over Gail Kim. AJ was working as a face during the match and got the victory following a Shining Wizard. It appears that she will continue working alongside Primo as the pair kissed following her victory.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Dec 20, 2010 6:43:09 GMT -5
For some reason I found RAW to be kind of a lackluster show. I do like this apparent Tyson Kidd push you are going with. The matches for the first hour of the show seemed uninteresting and appeared to me like jobber matches. I hope to see a Daniel Bryan/Regal feud at some point. Having Miz/Cena as the main event was repetitive to what has been going on previous to this show in real life. Seems like Morrison is being completely over shadowed, which was bound to happen since he hasn’t been properly built up to a main event guy leading into TLC. Average show, maybe even slightly below average in terms of a entertaining read. Hope to see a better show with Smackdown.
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Post by Elliot on Dec 20, 2010 7:24:12 GMT -5
Raw, nice way to open with with Cena/Barrett, but I think this should definitely end come the Rumble. I've never been a fan of opening the show with a squash, seems pretty lackluster. However, glad to see Sheamus with the victory after losing to Morrison at TLC. Wow, everyone's going for the 'next week' reveal for the GM, and I have absolutely no idea who mine even is, haha. Morrison will obviously go over Riley here. Seemed like another squash here if I'm honest, with Natalya beating Alicia Fox. Again, this struck me as an obvious victory for Morrison, just like the previous two matches. I like this Tyson Kidd push you have going, but once again, with the segment beforehand, seemed predictable. This is more like it, some competition. I'm pleased to see Ezekiel Jackson get the pinfall, and would love to see him tackle the United States Championship sometime. However, I would also love to see a Daniel Bryan/William Regal feud in the future. No Contest was the best way as to not hurt anyone, and the finish was good with Wade Barrett standing tall. Overall, the first half was lackluster with the predictable matches, but the second half was good.
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Post by Rated R on Dec 20, 2010 15:00:47 GMT -5
| DECEMBER 21st 2010 | SAN ANTONIO, TX. |
21st December 2010This week’s edition of NXT begins exclusively on WWE.COM with Matt Striker in the ring. He talks about how in two weeks time the first NXT season four rookie will be eliminated from the competition, which means winning matches and challenges is now more important than ever. Matt Striker proceeds to introduce the season’s pro’s before running down tonight’s challenge. Striker explains that all six rookies are at the entrance to the arena ready for the arena sprint challenge. The first rookie to make it to the ring, no matter what route they take, will win the challenge and three immunity points while second place will take home one point! We head to the backstage area for the challenge. All six rookies are lined up as Ashley Valance counts down from three. When she says go all of the rookies take off. They initially have to go through a ticket booths with most of the rookies leaping over the turnstiles with Brodus Clay having to climb over costing him a lot of time. A straight corridor is next and Byron Saxton and Jacob Novak taking the lead thanks to their speed. Conor O’Brien pushes Bateman over and while he has the opportunity to catch up he instead tackles O’Brien to the ground and a brawl breaks out. As the rookies get closer to the ringside area it’s a three way split between Byron Saxton, Jacob Novak and Johnny Curtis. They hit the stage at the same time where Vickie Guerrero trips Curtis up. Saxton reaches the ring first with Novak close behind giving Saxton three points and Novak one! We cut to away with Curtis shouting about Guerrero tripping her up and Saxton celebrating his victory. A promotional package airs promoting this Friday’s edition of SmackDown, featuring the first appearance of the new World Heavyweight Champion Edge since he won the title. Brodus Clay (2-0) w/ Ted DiBiase & Maryse Defeated Bryon Saxton (0-2) w/ Chris Masters | Despite Byron’s impressive showing in the arena sprint he just couldn’t get the job done here tonight. Both men look impressive as Saxton seems like he could be the total package while Brodus is just physically dominant as he puts Byron away with the Running Splash. |
We head to a video package highlighting Conor O’Brien. O’Brien says that he has always known he has been destined for greatness because he has never stepped in the ring with anybody who can match him. O’Brien says that he has everything it takes to be WWE’s next breakout star – the strength, the smarts and ability. He says that with Alberto Del Rio as his mentor he cannot fail here in the WWE. We head to the backstage area where Matt Striker is stood in the ring with Johnny Curtis, his pro R-Truth, Dolph Ziggler, Vickie Guerrero and their rookie Jacob Novak. Striker says that Curtis has something he would like to say. Curtis accuses Vickie Guerrero of tripping him up and costing him the arena sprint on purpose, knowing full well that he could have beaten Jacob Novak with ease. Novak gets in Curtis’s face and it looks like a brawl is about to break out when R-Truth and Ziggler pull them apart. Ziggler takes the microphone and says that if Curtis is so sure of himself then why doesn’t he face Ziggler tonight. Curtis rashly agrees despite R-Truth’s objections and Matt Striker announces that it looks like we have ourselves a main event. Johnny Curtis will go one on one with the Intercontinental Champion later tonight! We return to a video package featuring Derrick Bateman. Bateman calls himself a natural fan favourite, saying that he is the most charismatic rookie in NXT. He says that he has experience as an actor and that he knows you need to be entertaining to make it in the WWE and that he is the most entertaining rookie on NXT. Bateman says that he can outtalk and outwrestle anybody inside the ring and he intends to show exactly that on his way to becoming WWE’s next breakout star. We head backstage where United States Champion Daniel Bryan is talking with his rookie Derrick Bateman. Bryan is telling Bateman that he shouldn’t have let his anger get the better of him during the arena sprint, saying he cost himself the challenge. Bateman says that Conor O’Brian shoved him and that nobody gets away with trying to cheat him. Daniel Bryan tells Bateman that if he wants to win NXT then he needs to start listening to him and realise that no matter what he thinks he is here to learn how to be a WWE superstar. Bateman tells Bryan that he isn’t going to take advice from somebody who couldn’t even get a win on NXT before storming out of the locker room, leaving Bryan shaking his head as we head to ringside. Dolph Ziggler w/ Vickie Guerrero & Jacob Novak Defeated Johnny Curtis (1-1) w/ R-Truth | Johnny Curtis really showed why he is the potential star of the fourth season of NXT as he put on a stellar main event with the Intercontinental Champion. These two were given plenty of time and Curtis came close to taking a shock victory but it was a distraction by Vickie that allowed Dolph to hit the Zig-Zag for the victory. |
Dolph Ziggler is quickly joined in the ring by Vickie Guerrero and his rookie Jacob Novak. Ziggler celebrates while R-Truth checks on Johnny Curtis. Ziggler holds up the Intercontinental Championship while smirking at Curtis as NXT comes to a close.
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