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Post by Elliot on Mar 27, 2011 10:03:50 GMT -5
WWE WrestleMania XXVII - April 3rd, 2011 - Atlanta, Georgia
WWE Championship Match - The Miz [C] vs. John Cena
World Heavyweight Championship Match - Edge [C] vs. Alberto Del Rio vs. Christian
The Undertaker vs. Triple H
Street Fight - CM Punk vs. Randy Orton Special Guest Referee: Stone Cold Steve Austin
Michael Cole with William Regal vs. Jerry 'The King' Lawler with Daniel Bryan
Eve, Kelly Kelly & Trish Stratus vs. Vickie Guerrero & Lay-Cool
Monday in the Bank Ladder Match - Dolph Ziggler vs. John Morrison vs. Drew McIntyre vs. Chris Masters vs. Jack Swagger vs. R-Truth vs. Sheamus vs. TBA vs. TBA vs. TBA
MORE TO BE ADDED!
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Post by legendkiller8 on Mar 27, 2011 11:26:25 GMT -5
-Great segment to kick off the show. It should be interesting to see the contract signing. -Ziggler over Morrison - plus a match for the divas confirmed at WrestleMania, nice execution. -Slater and Gabriel as the #1 Contender was the most logical decision, since Henry and Tatsu are somewhat thrown together. -Daniel Bryan to be in Lawler's corner is great in many reasons. Bryan needed to be on the WM card, not to mention, now he's against his own mentor, Regal and enemy, Cole. -Sheamus over Kozlov was good, nice to see he did get a match on the card too. -Triple H and The Undertaker's promo was greatly done, and I can't wait for that match. -I knew Orton would pick up the win, I wonder if you're going through with Orton putting Nexus out to make it 1 on 1 at WM. -An interesting yet good promo to end the show, Rock being pushed into Cena, makes me think you could add more chemistry, and eventually it sound turn into Triple Threat. -Great show; my fave of yours so far.
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Post by CF9™ on Mar 27, 2011 12:55:44 GMT -5
The Rock coming out to start the show was great! And when you mentioned that he will oversee the contract signing, it made me want that to happen on Raw tomorrow night! R-Truth getting into the MITB is excited, I could see him doing some crazy stuff in there. The fact that you can get me interested in a Divas match at Wrestlemania says something, dog. Tatsu and Henry is an odd team, but at least the Corre went over. Daniel Bryan and William Regal being involved with eachother at all is good, so I'm happy that they'll be in Cole and Lawler's corners. REALLY cool thing you did with The Undertaker walking past the interview before his segment, I liked that a lot. I liked the segment too, don't know about Triple H retreating up the ramp though. They seem like they'd have a huge brawl. I liked the segment after Orton and Otungas match, Stone Cold is pretty random though. Anything with him is good, though, so no real worries. I really really liked the contract signing, very interesting way to do things. Keep it up!
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Post by Elliot on Mar 29, 2011 15:16:06 GMT -5
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Post by Elliot on Mar 30, 2011 11:16:38 GMT -5
> Friday Night SmackDown opens it's doors and we are greeted by Michael Cole, Josh Mathews and Booker T. They remind us that last week, Christian was added to the World Heavyweight Championship match at WrestleMania XXVII, after General Manager, Theodore Long decided that Alberto Del Rio had avoided him for long enough. The theme of the man himself, Alberto Del Rio hits and he comes out, alongside Brodus Clay, introduced by his personal ring announcer, Ricardo Rodriguez. Once in the ring, he says that Christian being added to the WrestleMania match hasn't changed anything. He says that his destiny can never be changed, no matter what is thrown his way, and that he will still become World Heavyweight Champion. He says that he isn't afraid of Christian in the slightest, as he is nothing more than an annoyance, trying to get in the way. Del Rio says that Edge better enjoy the weeks he has left as Champion, because it will all come to an end at WrestleMania. Suddenly, he is interrupted by the theme of Christian, who comes out alongside the World Heavyweight Champion, to a huge pop. He says that if Alberto Del Rio claims to not be afraid of him, then why doesn't he agree to get in the ring with him one last time - tonight! The crowd cheer, but Del Rio laughs and says that Christian has had his chances, and besides, they will see each other at WrestleMania. Christian chuckles and tells Del Rio that it wasn't really a question, it was a command. He says that he has already spoken to Teddy Long, and tonight, they are going to have a rematch from last week, but this time, there is guaranteed to be a winner, because it will be a No Holds Barred match! The crowd erupt as Del Rio looks on in shock. Christian tells him he looks forward to getting his hands on him once and for all. Edge then speaks, saying that if Del Rio is thinking of having Brodus Clay watch his back, then he better think again, because another match has also been made, and that is Brodus Clay versus Edge - right now! Edge storms towards the ring, removing his top as Clay hurries to get prepared. We cut to a commercial break before Edge reaches ringside.
Commercial Break.
World Heavyweight Champion, Edge with Christian def. Brodus Clay with Alberto Del Rio Del Rio was trying his best to cheer on Brodus Clay, but in the end, it was the infamous Spear what finished him off, giving Edge the victory here tonight on SmackDown.
> Del Rio hung his head in disappointment as Edge and Christian celebrated the win. Del Rio and Ricardo Rodriguez left ringside, shouting that Christian would regret making the match for later on. Christian motions that he will see Del Rio later as we fade backstage.
> Todd Grisham is backstage in a darkened room with what appears to be Cody Rhodes. It is hard to tell as he has a black towel draped over his head to cover his face. Grisham asks Rhodes how he feels about being booked to compete tonight on SmackDown. Rhodes says that Theodore Long has no idea what he is going through, and is forcing him to expose himself to the judgmental WWE Universe against his own free will. He screams that Rey Mysterio will pay for what he has done. He mentions the well-known phrase "An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth", saying that Rey Mysterio will get exactly what he deserves. Rhodes storms off as we fade to a promo package.
> We see a promo package for the debuting Mexican superstar, Sin Cara. The words "Coming Soon" appear on the final shot. We then cut to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
Money in the Bank Qualifying Match - Intercontinental Champion, Kofi Kingston def. Chavo Guerrero Surprisingly, Kofi Kingston managed to end this one without any interference from Jack Swagger, who has been attacking him for no apparent reason as of late. He finished the match by hitting Chavo with the Trouble In Paradise.
> Kofi Kingston celebrated his victory, now entering the Money in the Bank Ladder match at WrestleMania. However, Jack Swagger finally made his presence felt, entering the ring and beating down Kingston and exclaiming that after WrestleMania, he will win the Money in the Bank match at WrestleMania, no matter who gets in his way. He leaves Kingston in a heap as we fade backstage.
> The Corre can be seen, to a lot of heat. Wade Barrett asks them if they all know what they're going to do tonight, and if they are ready to go forward with it. They each nod and Barrett smiles. He says that they can finally dispose of the Big Show and Kane once and for all. They leave and we cut to a promo package.
> We see a promo package for WWE WrestleMania XXVII. It is shown to the theme of "Written in the Stars" by Tinie Tempah. We then cut to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
> SmackDown returns to see all four members of The Corre standing in the ring, with Wade Barrett holding a microphone. He says that for weeks, the Big Show has been a thorn in their side, and now, with the assistance of Kane, has become an even bigger problem. He then hands Heath Slater the microphone, who says that they have devised a plan to put this to rest once and for all, and it includes a match at WrestleMania. Justin Gabriel is up next, saying that The Corre are officially challenging the Big Show and Kane to a 4-on-2 Handicap match at WrestleMania XXVII. Ezekiel Jackson then steps in, saying that if Big Show and Kane want to continue getting involved, then they can do it on the Grandest Stage of them All, and feel the true force of The Corre in it's fullest. The microphone is then handed back to Wade Barrett, who sums up the challenge, and awaits an answer from the giant duo. The theme of the Big Show hits to a huge pop, and he walks onto the stage, along with Kane. Big Show says that the challenge is very appealing, and they are raring to get their hands on each member of The Corre, but 4-on-2 seems a bit unfair, even at their size. Show says that if they make it 4-on-3, then they have a deal. Barrett laughs and says that it doesn't matter who they choose, The Corre will still be victorious, so it's a deal. Big Show and Kane look at each other and smirk. Show says that their partner will be on SmackDown next week to make the match official. Wade Barrett says he looks forward to it and the theme of The Corre hits. Big Show and Kane leave the WWE Universe and The Corre wondering who will be their partner. We then fade to a promo package.
> We see a promo package for this Monday's Raw, advertising a Pick Your Poison setup between John Cena and The Miz. We then cut to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
Cody Rhodes def. JTG Rhodes completely destroys JTG, living up to what he said earlier. He finished him off with a huge Cross-Rhodes for the victory.
> Rhodes grabbed a microphone and asked for the lights to be dimmed as he picked up his black towel and put it back over his head. He says that he wants Rey Mysterio to come out here right now and accept his punishment. The theme of Rey Mysterio hits and he comes out onto the stage with a microphone. He asks Rhodes what he wants to say. Rhodes says that he wants to issue a challenge for WrestleMania. He says that he wants to give Rey Mysterio exactly what he deserves in front of the largest WWE audience ever, at WrestleMania. Rey Mysterio shakes his head and says that he is genuinely sorry for what Cody Rhodes has gone through, but refuses to accept the fact that he did it on purpose. He says that it was Rhodes who exposed the knee brace, and therefore it was an accident. Rhodes stomps around the ring, screaming "No! No! No!", directing all the blame at Mysterio. He says that Mysterio knew that by targeting his face, he would essentially end his career, and dispose of him going into WrestleMania. Mysterio shakes his head, saying that wasn't his intention, but Rhodes is having none of it. He lays out the challenge again, but instead of answering, Mysterio comes towards the ring and gets in to the shock of the crowd. Mysterio has a look of sincerity and extends his hand towards Rhodes. Rhodes looks at it and lowers his head. He starts laughing to himself. Mysterio says "Don't say I didn't try, man". Rhodes lunges at Mysterio, smacking him with the microphone and continuing to pummel him into the canvas. Rhodes continues to scream, "Look what you've done! Do you see what I've become?!" while drilling Mysterio with right hands. Rhodes then pulls off his protective mask and lifts it up to his face, staring into it as if he had gone crazy. He sadistically smirks before grabbing Rey's head and smashing the mask into his face. Rhodes screams "How do you like it, Rey?!" as he repeatedly smashes Rey in the face with the protective mask. Referees flock to the ring and peel Rhodes away from Mysterio, but the damage has already been done. Rey Mysterio lies motionless in the center of the ring with his mask torn and a small sign of blood dripping from underneath it. Rhodes is restrained by referees, and he is dragged away, sadistically laughing to himself as he is dragged away, as if he had gone insane. EMTs check on Mysterio as we fade to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
> We return to the commentary desk where Michael Cole tells us that after what happened before the break, Rey Mysterio has been rushed to the nearest medical facility, suffering injuries to his nose and face. He also says that Cody Rhodes has been escorted away from the building and could be prosecuted for his horrific actions. They wish Rey Mysterio a speedy recovery as we continue with the show.
Divas Champion, Eve with Kelly Kelly def. Michelle McCool with Layla Lay-Cool attempted their antics in this match to try and get the victory, but when Kelly Kelly made sure Layla didn't get involved, their plans were put to a halt. Eve then hit McCool with a Modified Swinging Neckbreaker for the victory.
> Lay-Cool left in disappointment as Eve and Kelly Kelly made sure they knew that they would meet them at WrestleMania. We then cut backstage.
> General Manager, Theodore Long is backstage on the phone. He is apparently speaking with someone about what just happened between Cody Rhodes and Rey Mysterio. Suddenly, Alberto Del Rio and Brodus Clay burst in and Long puts down his phone. Del Rio says that Long can't make this match for tonight, and requests that he scrap it. Long says he isn't going to do that, because it is about time Christian and him went head-to-head. Del Rio begs to differ, saying that Christian will get his chance at WrestleMania now he has been added, but Long fells that after what Del Rio did to him all those months ago, Christian deserves some individual retribution. He refuses to the change the match. Del Rio says that Long will regret this day when he becomes the World Heavyweight Champion at WrestleMania. Del Rio and Clay leave as we fade to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
Drew McIntyre fought R-Truth to a No Contest Two Money in the Bank Qualifiers did battle here, but unfortunately, their match could not finish. The reason... The Undertaker. The gong hit and the lights went out, and when they returned, Undertaker stood between the two superstars. He delivered a thunderous Chokeslam to R-Truth, and hit Drew McIntyre with the Tombstone Piledriver.
> The Undertaker did his signature taunt to the WrestleMania sign as the lights went out again. The lights came back on and Undertaker had disappeared. This was definitely a message to Triple H, and you have to wonder, how will The Game react? We then fade backstage.
> Matt Striker is backstage alongside Christian and the World Heavyweight Champion, Edge. He asks Christian how he feels about finally getting a chance to settle it between himself and Alberto Del Rio. Christian says he has waited months to get this opportunity, and he finally has a chance. He turns to Edge and tells him he has got this one, and there's no need for him to help. Edge looks confused, and says that he wants to be out there to have his back. Christian says he wants to do this alone, and doesn't want any distractions. Edge's eyes widen as he says "Distractions?". He says that he's just looking out for him like he always has done, but Christian says he doesn't need looking out for anymore, and that he wants Del Rio one-on-one. Christian leaves as Edge and Matt Striker look on in confusion. We then fade to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
No Holds Barred Match - Alberto Del Rio def. Christian Christian didn't waste any time, instantly tackling Del Rio to the canvas and beating him down. Del Rio used the No Holds Barred ruling to his advantage, grabbing a steel chair at one point and smacking Christian across the back with it. He then wrapped it around the arm of Christian, looking to break it for a second time, but the World Heavyweight Champion, Edge rushed to his aid, fighting Del Rio off. He removed the steel chair from Christian's arm, only to be attacked from behind by Brodus Clay. Edge managed to fight Clay off, throwing him out of the ring, but Christian had got to his feet. He confronted Edge, shouting "I thought I said I didn't need your help", with Edge replying "He was going to break your arm, bro, what could I have done?". The conversation had distracted Christian and Del Rio rammed Christian into Edge and the two collided, their heads smashing together. Edge fells out of the ring and Del Rio rolled Christian up, grabbing a handful of tights and picking up the victory.
> Alberto Del Rio escaped alongside Ricardo Rodriguez and Brodus Clay as Christian looked on in shock. Edge got to his feet on the outside and realized what had happened. Christian left the ring and Edge went to apologize, but Christian stormed past him, leaving him disappointed. SmackDown fades to a close on a shot of Edge looking extremely worried.
© 2011 WWENTERTAINMENT, INC.
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Post by Elliot on Mar 30, 2011 11:36:18 GMT -5
WWE WrestleMania XXVII - April 3rd, 2011 - Atlanta, Georgia
WWE Championship Match - The Miz [C] vs. John Cena
World Heavyweight Championship Match - Edge [C] vs. Alberto Del Rio vs. Christian
The Undertaker vs. Triple H
Street Fight - CM Punk vs. Randy Orton Special Guest Referee: Stone Cold Steve Austin
Michael Cole with William Regal vs. Jerry 'The King' Lawler with Daniel Bryan
Eve, Kelly Kelly & Trish Stratus vs. Vickie Guerrero & Lay-Cool
Monday in the Bank Ladder Match - Dolph Ziggler vs. John Morrison vs. Drew McIntyre vs. Chris Masters vs. Jack Swagger vs. R-Truth vs. Sheamus vs. Kofi Kingston vs. TBA vs. TBA
MORE TO BE ADDED!
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Post by Elliot on Mar 30, 2011 13:35:34 GMT -5
- According to company sources, The Rock is extremely pleased with how the current storyline with John Cena and The Miz is going. It is still unknown as to whether The Rock would be willing to get back in the ring to compete in the future, but it is highly expected that he will be sticking around after WrestleMania in some form.
- The reason for having Stone Cold Steve Austin as the referee for the WrestleMania match between CM Punk and Randy Orton is because the company were eager to have Austin on the card, more specifically to promote WWE Tough Enough which Austin will be hosting. It is expected that he will be worked more into the storyline in the next few weeks.
- There is still some dispute as to what will Main Event WrestleMania. A lot of people are pushing to have The Undertaker versus Triple H close the show, while others believe the WWE Championship Match between John Cena and The Miz will be just as sufficient with The Rock as a major part. It has been tossed back and forth between them over the past few weeks, and a decision has yet to be made.
- Kofi Kingston has been added to the Money in the Bank Ladder match as of this Friday on SmackDown. There are two places still up for grabs, and it is expected that they will be decided within the next week. Alongside this, a side-storyline between Kingston and Jack Swagger has become apparent. It is expected that the two will feud over the Intercontinental Championship following WrestleMania.
- Daniel Bryan was recently added to the WrestleMania card as Jerry 'The King' Lawler's manager for his match against Michael Cole. The United States Champion was apparently a must for the WrestleMania card, but there was no plans for the Championship to be defended, and therefore he was slotted into this match instead.
- While it has yet to be added to the card, The Corre will take on the Big Show, Kane and a Mystery Partner in a 4-on-3 Handicap Match, as we learned on SmackDown. Their partner will be revealed next week on SmackDown, which is likely when the match will be made official.
- Also in terms of a WrestleMania match, Cody Rhodes versus Rey Mysterio is expected to be added, but with what happened on SmackDown, it is unknown when it will be confirmed. An answer was never given from Mysterio, and therefore no match was made.
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Mar 30, 2011 16:39:20 GMT -5
Words can't describe how much I love this new layout. It looks awesome bro. Good opening promo and I do love that Christian was added to the WrestleMania match. Edge defeating Clay was the clear choice here. Rhodes' promo was good and I pray that this leads to huge things for him. Kofi advancing to the Money in the Bank was obvious. Intrigued by who Kane & Show's partner for WrestleMania will be, I'll have to think hard about who it will be. Again, I loved the Rhodes' segment, it was excellent and I pray for Rhodes over Rey at 'Mania. Hate Eve with a passion so I didn't like her winning, but it sure made sense. Did not like how The Undertaker took down two of the Money in the Bank qualifiers just like that. Del Rio over Christian in a good match was the perfect close to the show, and I hope Del Rio becomes World Champion at WrestleMania.
As usual, great show.
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Post by DTP. on Mar 30, 2011 17:58:10 GMT -5
WWE RAW: Monday 7th March 2011...Tyson Kidd beating David Hart Smith is good for WWE Superstars, hopefully a turning point for both young mens careers. Natalya beating Melina is acceptable. Onto RAW, not that fond of the idea of The Rock actually appearing on RAW once again before WrestleMania XXVII. Just think that his appearance on the February RAW and the pre-WrestleMania RAW shows were special and more meaningful. Good idea for Rock to come face to face with The Miz though, it makes the feud sort've equal, in the tiniest amount. This contract signing sounds like it'll be fun, but again, wish it would have been saved for the pre-WrestleMania show, really. Makes the three of them being in the same ring look less special. R-Truth beating Zack Ryder is a weak as hell opening contest to RAW, should have had a stronger one. R-Truth in Money in the Bank is fine, doubt he's winning though. He seriously has little to do and my interest in him is minimal. Dolph Ziggler and John Morrison would have been a better opening contest, strong match where Ziggler winning was best. Again with the divas scenario with Ziggler and Morrison; hopefully doesn't linger around after WrestleMania. Trish Stratus' promo on Vickie Guerrero and Laycool was cool, good return by Trish. A six-divas tag team match could be cool I suppose, just going to be crammed just like last year with the ten divas. Justin Gabriel and Heath Slater beating Mark Henry and Yoshi Tatsu didn't really do much for me. Wow, made the Corre look good. Nice but, Mark and Yoshi aren't Big Show and Kane. Daniel Bryan interrupting Michael Cole's promo was good, but I did like the low-down behavior for William Regal to just attack Jerry Lawler from behind. Can see Bryan taking Lawler's position at WrestleMania, which would be underwhelming for Lawler's situation for wanting a 'Mania match. But a tag team match between these four would also be underwhelming. Sheamus beating Vladimir Kozlov is sort've cool, I'm calling Sheamus to win Money in the Bank now. The Undertaker's promo with Triple H was solid, but the two resorting to physicality takes away the prestige of their rivalry setting up for both of them to finally go at it at WrestleMania XXVII. Randy Orton beating David Otunga was likely. Matt Striker on RAW commentary was interesting to point out. Orton and CM Punk at 'Mania now a Street Fight...too many gimmick matches. The gimmicks are getting out of hand. The final segment was nice, quite heated and obviously setting up for 'Mania. More physicality, especially by The Rock takes away the drawing power of Rock potentially getting physically involved at WrestleMania. If you had Rock not attack anyone until 'Mania, you'd have potentially a few thousand buys. But overall, a packed, entertaining and realistic show, but some rivalries have lost momentum thanks to this show.
WWE SmackDown: Friday 11th March 2011...A correction from RAW, I see the drawing power is also on CM Punk vs Randy Orton. That's good, I like how Steve Austin is referee for that instead. But I'd have still put some sort of gimmick on The Undertaker vs Triple H just in case. Interesting layout for SmackDown, it's a nice change the WWE.com set up. Christian and Alberto Del Rio's promo was pretty good, looking forward to Christian and Del Rio going at it in a No Holds Barred match. More revenge from last Summer for Christian. Edge beating Brodus Clay was just unevitable. Clay needs some better momentum, I do like him around but he doesn't really help Edge and Del Rio and Christian's rivalry. Kofi Kingston beating Chavo Guerrero...you need to put Chavo as a road agent like Finlay. He just doesn't win anything and it's so obvious he's doing a job when he appears now. Kofi in Money in the Bank is likely, again like Morrison though, he's quite overused in these ladder matches and could lose credibility if he keeps losing them. The Corre's promo was nicely done, spreading the microphone between them individually and the handicap set up for 'Mania could be good, but could be risky. Ah, four on three could be better. I call Diesel. Cody Rhodes beating JTG is predictable, SmackDown is really hype-heavy and match-poor tonight. May as well have just had Cody cut a promo rather a match. Good promo with Cody though and Rey Mysterio interrupting. Eve beating Michelle McCool isn't that good, but it makes the six-diva tag team match at WrestleMania XXVII look better I suppose. Forgettable, but acceptable. Drew McIntyre and R-Truth fighting to a no contest is cool, but The Undertaker taking out both of them is dumb and hurts McIntyre and Truth's credibility. It was pointless, I know he was sending a message but it just hurt McIntyre and R-Truth. Lastly, great No Holds Barred main event with Del Rio over Christian. Was quite a decent show, but the match side of things were utterly poor whereas the hype was heavy. RAW meanwhile somehow had an equal balance. It's worth fixing in future.
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Post by CF9™ on Mar 30, 2011 22:15:24 GMT -5
No holds barred between Del Rio and Christian is cool, but I don't know about giving people 2/3 of the Wrestlemania main event with a stipulation on network tv. You're handling Rhodes greatly, creative promo man. Kofi in MITB is amazing, this match is shaping up to be a good one. Swagger is gaining some serious momentum too. Man, Rhodes is crazy! This fued is great! I loved how you had Undertaker just come out and completely stop a match and beat the two guys up, I loved when he would do that in 2004 just to send a message. I remember he did it to like Cena, RVD, and Dupree? Anyway I think it is a really effective way to make him intimidating. Oh, some tension between Christian and Edge I see, very interesting. The ending built on that, and it is really good. I wouldn't want Edge and Christian going into the main event being best buddies. Keep it up, dog.
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Post by Elliot on Mar 31, 2011 17:50:33 GMT -5
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Post by ✖ AJ on Apr 1, 2011 9:05:33 GMT -5
Alright! Smackdown! Loving the new layout, bro. Looks really good. Good start to the show with Alberto pretty much still being that cocky coward he is. Shall be good to see him versus Christian in the main event. Good opener with Edge obviously going over Brodus Clay here. Nice little interview with Rhodes and I like that you are going down the "smoke and broken mirrors", as some will call it, route. Eh. Not that fond of Kingston going up against Guerrero. Just makes it far too obvious for Kingston to get in - but either way, if he wasn't in it, that'd be just turrible. Swagger's attacks gives some promotion for a little inside feud during the Money In The Bank - I dig it. Decent promo between The Corre and Show/Kane. I think it's quite obvious who will be paired up with the seven footers. Rhodes defeating JTG was excruciatingly expected. The flaw I'm finding so far is that there has been three obvious and easy match ups so far. Really great promo between Mysterio and Rhodes to follow - and I really hope that Rhodes ends up winning at Mania when they do eventually have the match confirmed. Fine win for Eve up against McCool. Decent build up to the divas match at Mania. I dislike Undertaker attacking McIntyre and Truth. I think you could of wedged in some sort of video or promo or something. Just think that this could of been a decent match up to make up for the earlier ones. Great main event to close the show and I really love that you are putting troubles in between Christian and Edge. But Alberto isn't getting left out as the Rumble winner either. Glad he picked up the win. Overall - it wasn't your best show match-wise. Everything outside of the main event was really bland in that area and took away from it a bit. But I still look forward to more from you.
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Post by Elliot on Apr 1, 2011 10:18:44 GMT -5
Before the show opens up, we see a quick recap of what took place last week when Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson appeared LIVE on Raw. It shows the official Contract Signing and then we see how the WWE Champion, The Miz shoved The Rock into John Cena, resulting in a stare-down between the two. We then cut to the opening.
The Miz and John Cena reveal their choices After the pyrotechnics, we are greeted by Josh Mathews and Jerry 'The King' Lawler. They remind us that tonight, the WWE Champion, The Miz and John Cena will take part in a Pick Your Poison setup, and will choose each other's opponents for the night. This brings us nicely into our opening segment as we hear the theme of John Cena to a very mixed reaction. Cena says that last week was a bit of a shambles. He didn't go in there with the intention of making things worse between himself and The Rock, but it seems to be what happened. He says that it was clear to him that that was The Miz's plan all along, to use that as a chance to divert his attention towards The Rock, meaning he got off the hook. Cena says his plan failed, to a pop from the WWE Universe. He says that his focus cannot be diverted, as he has his sights set solely on the WWE Championship, and he will be taking it at WrestleMania, and not The Miz or even The Rock will stop him. John Cena is then interrupted by the WWE Champion, The Miz, who comes out alongside Alex Riley with a smile on his face. He tells Cena not to flatter himself, because he had no intention of 'diverting his focus', because he wants nothing less than the best from Cena at WrestleMania, because it gives him a chance to ultimately prove that he is the better man when he beats him. Cena says that he doesn't care about The Miz's trash-talking anymore, and he's all about business, and he wants to get down to it right now. He asks The Miz who he has chosen for his opponent tonight. The Miz smirks and says it's someone who John Cena has been pretty familiar with over the past few months... CM Punk! The crowd boo as his name is mentioned. John Cena shakes his head, but accepts the fact that he will have to do battle with CM Punk one more time. The Miz then asks who he will be facing, and John Cena says it's quite similar to his own opponent in terms of how well they know each other, because The Miz will be facing... Randy Orton! The crowd pop as The Miz takes a big gulp. Cena smiles at The Miz and walks past him saying he will go and get ready for his match, because The Miz is in action - right now! The Miz takes off his shirt as we cut to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
WWE Champion, The Miz with Alex Riley vs. Randy Orton never got started During Randy Orton's entrance, he was jumped by his WrestleMania opponent, CM Punk and The Nexus, and what happened next rendered Randy unable to compete.
Randy Orton is demolished by The Nexus They targeted his right leg, the one he uses for his sick Punt Kick, and began stomping down on it. The Miz watched on with a sick smirk on his face as The Nexus laid Orton's leg on the bottom section of the steel steps, and CM Punk drove the top section down onto it. Orton screams in agony as EMTs rush to ringside to help him. Referees also come out to back The Nexus off, but the damage has already been done. CM Punk mocks Randy by pretending to cry, before sadistically chuckling to himself. This isn't a great way to start a show, especially for Randy, this being in his hometown. The Nexus leave as we fade to a promo package on the face of Randy Orton, who is clearly in a serious amount of pain.
We see a promo package for WWE WrestleMania XXVII. It is shown to the theme of "Written in the Stars" by Tinie Tempah ft. Eric Turner. We then return to Raw.
The Divas clash once again Trish Stratus, Kelly Kelly and the Divas Champion, Eve are in the ring to a huge ovation. Trish says that what Vickie Guerrero and Lay-Cool have been saying recently is completely unfair, and the Divas of today are more than respectable. She says that Divas such as Eve and Kelly Kelly are defining Divas competition week in, week out, and there doing a damn good job. She says that at WrestleMania, they will be wrestling for every current-day Diva who Vickie Guerrero and Lay-Cool have ever disrespected, and they will fight for the rights of the Diva community. Suddenly, Vickie Guerrero and Lay-Cool come out onto the stage as the crowd increase their boos, despite Vickie's "Excuse me!" screeches. Vickie says that what is in the ring right now is an embarrassment to Divas wrestling. She says that Trish Stratus is looking tired and old, and shouldn't have ever come back. Lay-Cool then speak about 'Smelly Kelly' and 'Steve'. They says that they couldn't even hold a candle to Lay-Cool, because they are simply flawless. Trish Stratus says that she can't wait to shut the three of them up at WrestleMania. Vickie just laughs and says "See you there" as the theme of Lay-Cool hits and we fade to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
Money in the Bank Qualifying Match - Ted DiBiase with Maryse def. Yoshi Tatsu Surprisingly, Tatsu put up quite a fight, but in the end, DiBiase hit Dream Street and successfully put him away for the victory.
DiBiase and Maryse celebrated, and DiBiase motioned that the briefcase would be his at WrestleMania. We then fade to a promo package.
A recorded interview with Cody Rhodes We see a recap of what happened this past Friday on SmackDown between Cody Rhodes and Rey Mysterio. We then return to commentary, where Josh Mathews tells us that he can tell us that Rey Mysterio is in stable condition and is currently recovering at home. They reveal that they have an exclusive interview, conducted by Matt Striker, and warns the viewers that some of this may be difficult to watch... The scene opens with Cody Rhodes being escorted out of the building last Friday by security. Matt Striker quickly runs up to him to get a few words, asking Cody Rhodes why he did what he did. Rhodes and the security stop to conduct the interview, but Rhodes doesn't reply. He simply tilts his head and smiles, a sadistic grin growing across his face. The grin suddenly turns to anger and he unloads right hands on Matt Striker, doing some damage before security pull him away. Rhodes screams "How do you like that, Rey?! That's what you get for what you did to me!". Matt Striker is helped up by backstage workers after the disturbing interview took place. We return to commentary where Josh Mathews and Jerry Lawler look worried for Rhodes' mental health, and what he could do next. We then fade to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
Jack Swagger & Drew McIntyre def. John Morrison & R-Truth After SmackDown's encounter between McIntyre and Truth was cut short by The Undertaker, the two were added to this match. It came to an end as Drew McIntyre dropped R-Truth with the Future Shock DDT and covered him for the victory.
Money in the Bank participants brawl Jack Swagger and Drew McIntyre celebrated, but out of nowhere, the Intercontinental Champion, Kofi Kingston appeared and lunged at Swagger, getting revenge for the recent attacks. McIntyre gets involved, and so do John Morrison and R-Truth. Dolph Ziggler and Chris Masters show up and join in the brawl. Seven of the ten participants brawl inside the ring, and as they do, we cut backstage to see Sheamus, another competitor in the Money in the Bank Ladder match watching from backstage. He laughs and shakes his head as he watches the brawl unfold. Mathews and Lawler question what Sheamus was just watching for as we fade to a promo package.
We see a promo package for debuting Mexican superstar, Sin Cara. The words "Coming Soon" appear at the end of it. We then cut to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
Michael Cole aggravates Jerry Lawler We return to commentary as Josh Mathews and Jerry Lawler are talking about the upcoming debut of Sin Cara. Suddenly, the voice of Michael Cole can be heard as he says "Can I have your attention please" to a ton of heat. Lawler can be heard sighing as Cole walks out onto the stage with a smile, but surprisingly, he comes out alone. He walks down the ramp, still talking about how the WWE Universe are even lucky to be seeing him out here. He gets in the ring and says last week, he and William Regal made it clear that they were not messing around, and he will be victorious at WrestleMania. He says that he will embarrass The King and expose him for the pathetic human being he really is. Cole says that he doesn't even think Jerry Lawler should be in the WWE Hall of Fame, questioning what he has actually done to deserve it. This remark gets a ton of heat, and angers Lawler. Cole says King hasn't done anything of note in the WWE, and should be taken out of the Hall of Fame. Jerry Lawler has heard enough, and he enters the ring to a huge pop from the crowd. Lawler raises his fist, ready to hit Cole, but Cole shouts at him while cowering, saying if he hits him he will be fired and will lose last opportunity at a WrestleMania match. Lawler realizes that Cole is right and lowers his fist, much to the crowd's disappointment. Cole laughs in Lawler's face, saying that there is nothing he can do until WrestleMania. All of a sudden, the theme of a fellow WWE Hall of Famer hits to a massive pop from the WWE Universe. None other than JIM ROSS emerges from the stage, waving to the fans on his way down. Michael Cole looks on with wide eyes as JR enters the ring. JR speaks, saying that Michael Cole run his mouth for far too long, and he needs to be taught a lesson by King at WrestleMania. He says that King has carried him around for years, and he owes a good part of his success on commentary to him. Cole bursts out laughing and asks if JR is high on barbeque sauce. He says that he owes Lawler nothing, and he has become the 'Voice of the WWE' off his own back, nobody else's. JR shakes his head, and starts to take off his hat and jacket. Cole asks him what he is doing, looking slightly worried. JR says that King may not be able to touch him until WrestleMania, but he sure as hell can! The crowd erupt as JR rolls up his sleeves and puts up his fists, with Jerry Lawler smiling behind Cole, not allowing him to leave the ring. However, William Regal appears out of nowhere and clubs JR in the back of the head, knowing him to the canvas. Jerry Lawler jumps to his friend's aid, attacking Regal, but Regal takes him down. The United States Champion, Daniel Bryan shows up to a huge pop and takes Regal down. Suddenly, the Anonymous General Manager e-mails in and Michael Cole rushes to the computer. He reads the message, announcing that the General Manager has booked a match for right now, and it will be Daniel Bryan versus William Regal! We then fade to a promo package.
We see a promo package for the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2011. We return to Raw.
William Regal with Michael Cole def. United States Champion, Daniel Bryan with Jerry Lawler Before the match took place, Jim Ross was helped away from ringside by officials. The match came to a close when Michael Cole tried to get involved, distracting Daniel Bryan, but Jerry Lawler chased him off. However, the distraction worked as Regal hit Bryan with the Knee Trembler as he turned around for the victory.
William Regal celebrated his victory as Jerry Lawler turned back in disappointment. Michael Cole could be seen jumping up and down at the top of the stage before leaving. We then fade to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
Todd Grisham has joined Josh Mathews on commentary to replace Jerry Lawler.
Money in the Bank Qualifying Match - Evan Bourne def. Tyson Kidd The St. Louis crowd loved seeing the return of their hometown superstar, Evan Bourne. To top it all off, he defeated Tyson Kidd with the Air Bourne, earning himself the final spot in the Money in the Bank Ladder Match at WrestleMania.
Sheamus meets an old foe... Evan Bourne celebrated his victory with his hometown crowd, but suddenly - WHAM! Sheamus appears out of nowhere and drops him with a Brogue Kick. Sheamus grabs a microphone and says that earlier on, he saw his pathetic opponents at WrestleMania fighting like little children. He says that he is better than that, and because of him being better, he will be the one walking out of WrestleMania with the Money in the Bank contract, earning himself a World Championship match at any time for up to a year. He goes to continue, but unfortunately for him, the theme of Triple H hits to a gigantic pop. Sheamus has absolutely no idea why Triple H is out here, but The Game looks extremely serious. He enters the ring, and Sheamus doesn't ask any questions, going straight for the Brogue Kick, but Triple H ducks and delivers right hands to the Celtic Warrior. He whips him off the ropes and connects with a Double A Spinebuster. He then lifts him up and plants him with the Pedigree. The crowd are on their feet as Triple H stands tall over Sheamus, his theme starting to play again. He stares into the camera and shouts "Your move, Deadman." before taunting on the turnbuckle. We then fade backstage.
An interview with John Cena Scott Stanford is backstage with John Cena to a mixed reaction. He asks Cena about his focus, and whether despite what he said earlier, it has been diverted. Cena laughs, saying that The Rock is always going to be at the back of his mind, but his main priority is the WWE Championship, which means his main focus is The Miz. However, his focus right now is on winning, and that means his focus tonight, is on CM Punk. He saw what The Nexus did to Randy Orton earlier tonight, and he doesn't plan on letting lightning strike twice. He says he is going to plough through Punk and then go back to focusing on The Miz. He walks off and we fade to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
CM Punk has something to say to Stone Cold CM Punk makes his entrance alone tonight, but before the match begins, he grabs a microphone. He says that last week, a match was made between himself and Randy Orton at WrestleMania, and it will be a Street Fight. He says that not only that, but Stone Cold Steve Austin would be the Special Guest Referee to control the action. Punk says that it is very ironic that a man as drunk and stupid as Stone Cold should be judging a messiah such as himself. He says that WrestleMania was clearly designed to disfavor him, but he will overcome it, and he will beat Randy Orton. Just like he proved earlier, if you mess with him, you will get hurt, just like he is going to hurt John Cena tonight. He drops the microphone and John Cena comes out. The match begins.
John Cena def. CM Punk via Disqualification This was a back and forth match, but John Cena managed to gain some sort of advantage. He lifted CM Punk up for the Attitude Adjustment, ready to pick up the victory, but the three remaining Nexus members rushed to the ring and unleashed a beat-down on Cena, similar to the one on Randy Orton from earlier.
The 'Champ' stands tall Even John Cena couldn't fight off The Nexus, but lucky for him, someone had his back. To a massive pop, Randy Orton emerged from backstage, wielding a steel chair in his right hand. He was showing the effects of the beating from earlier, limping on a heavily bandaged right leg, but he continued to walk towards the ring. CM Punk sent Michel McGillicutty out to attack Orton, but he was smacked with the chair. He then sent out David Otunga, who was just as easily swiped aside. CM Punk then patted Mason Ryan on the back and then fled, escaping through the crowd. Randy Orton entered the ring and smacked Mason Ryan with the steel chair, but he didn't fall. Orton then threw down the chair and managed to pull out enough energy to hit him with an RKO. Ryan rolled out of the ring and Orton looked around for Punk. He saw him escaping up the steps of the arena, so he set off to chase him. John Cena struggled to his feet inside the ring, but to the disappointment of the crowd, the WWE Champion, The Miz appears out of nowhere and delivers a Skull Crushing Finale to John Cena! The Miz's theme hits and he climbs the turnbuckle with his Championship and taunts, EXACTLY like The Rock used to taunt when he was Champion. Monday Night Raw fades to a close.
WWE SUPERSTARS TAPINGS Santino Marella & Vladimir Kozlov def. Zack Ryder & Primo Gail Kim & Natalya def. Melina & Alicia Fox
© 2011 WWENTERTAINMENT, INC.
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Post by Elliot on Apr 1, 2011 11:02:11 GMT -5
WWE WrestleMania XXVII - April 3rd, 2011 - Atlanta, Georgia Guest Host: Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson
WWE Championship Match - The Miz [C] vs. John Cena
World Heavyweight Championship Match - Edge [C] vs. Alberto Del Rio vs. Christian
The Undertaker vs. Triple H
Street Fight - CM Punk vs. Randy Orton Special Guest Referee: Stone Cold Steve Austin
Michael Cole with William Regal vs. Jerry 'The King' Lawler with Daniel Bryan
Eve, Kelly Kelly & Trish Stratus vs. Vickie Guerrero & Lay-Cool
Monday in the Bank Ladder Match - Dolph Ziggler vs. John Morrison vs. Drew McIntyre vs. Chris Masters vs. Jack Swagger vs. R-Truth vs. Sheamus vs. Kofi Kingston vs. Ted DiBiase vs. Evan Bourne
MORE TO BE ADDED!
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Post by TheNinthCloud on Apr 1, 2011 13:57:09 GMT -5
First off, layout, graphics, etc. are perfect.
Your writing skills are really good at making it feel like an actual RAW show. All rivalries were properly hyped, and the matches were an entertaining read. You've done a nice job at both hyping and building your Wrestlemanina. I'll try to reply to it when it comes around.
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Post by DTP. on Apr 1, 2011 14:44:48 GMT -5
WWE RAW: Monday 14th March 2011...Solid opening promo to the show, interesting in what could come of this Pick Your Poison stipulation, I suppose it could lead to a nice setup for the evening. Solid matches set up. Randy Orton and The Miz opening the show would have been better, but I do like how CM Punk jumped Orton at his entrance, and the Nexus attack was nice, but this rivalry is pretty dire if the Nexus are going to keep getting involved. Trish Stratus, Kelly Kelly and Eve in the ring calling out Vickie Guerrero and Laycool was nice, but too soon after that opening promo and then the Nexus attack segment. Weak match with Ted Dibiase beating Yoshi Tatsu, he's definitely not winning Money in the Bank though. Cody Rhodes with a promo on RAW...would have kept this to SmackDonw honestly. Cody going insane because of his looks is a damn good idea, sort've reminds me of Two-Face's character in the Dark Knight. Jack Swagger and Drew McIntyre beating John Morrison and R-Truth is alright, SmackDown's side with the win is better, but still they cannot recover after the burial by the Undertaker on SmackDown. A Money in the Bank participant brawl breaking out is acceptable. Michael Cole ticking off Jerry Lawler is a nice touch, the involvements with Daniel Bryan and William Regal was nice and all, but these promos are getting a bit out of hand for RAW now. Regal beating Bryan was likely and for the better, even with the distraction by Cole. Good progression. If you want to give Regal actual credibility to help Cole in this feud, you should put the WWE United States Championship on him. Evan Bourne beating Tyson Kidd is nothing special, he won't win Money in the Bank though. Too many easy-to-predict qualifying matches, and most of the time, the qualifying superstar is unconvincing to actually win Money in the Bank. Sheamus attacking Bourne then being attacked by Triple H is cool, but burial for Sheamus. Liked Hunter calling for the Undertaker there. CM Punk's words to Stone Cold Steve Austin was fine, and a solid main event with Cena and Punk. The ending with Miz's attack was well done. Overall, a packed show, some of the booking is fine but other booking decisions are questionable. This is exactly why I dislike the Road to WrestleMania on television; f*ck the undercard, it's all about those that are actually doing something at 'Mania.
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Post by Elliot on Apr 1, 2011 15:25:43 GMT -5
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Post by chaz on Apr 1, 2011 17:21:29 GMT -5
Decent opening promo from Cena and Miz. Does a good job of putting the focus back onto them and their match. The Pick Your Poison choices were excellent and work very well. Didn't like Miz's reaction as that makes him look incredibly weak. Would have been more realistic for him to shrug it off.
Miz/Orton never getting started is a bit disappointing, but the attack by Punk was nice. Hopefully you take the focus off the Nexus soon and more on Punk himself. The feud needs to be based around his involvement, not theirs.
I liked the Divas segment. Nice development for their story. The ending of the segment seemed a little anti-climatic. Would have expected a brawl of some sorts, or for it to lead into a match.
Seems like a weak qualifying match for MITB, but I understand completely how difficult it is to keep things fresh and some-what acceptable at the moment. Obvious that DiBiase would be going over.
Don't really understand why Rhodes was on RAW when he's able to speak on Smackdown. Regardless, I love what you're doing with him, and agree with Dan's comparison with Dent from TDK. That'd be hella cool. What you're doing with him is original and a completely different take on his current gimmick.
Swagger/McIntyre vs. Morrison/Truth is a pretty decent tag match. Not sure about ANOTHER match where the heels go over, but it's nothing major. The brawl afterwards was good build for MITB. Sheamus being pushed as the victor early on?
Really good promo from Cole. Very easy character to write for. That's why I'm disappointed you went ahead with near enough the same JR segment. Granted you changed the ending, but I'd much rather have seen something different altogether. Bryan/Regal sounds phenominal.
Not happy that Regal won. Does nothing for Bryan, Regal or Lawler. However, it does back up Coles promo which was alright I suppose. Bryan is wasted in King's corner.
Bourne over Kidd, again, not the biggest match, but gets the job done. Excited to see what Bourne does in MITB.
Again, disappointed you went with Sheamus/Triple H brawl. I LOVE the "game" Taker and Triple H seem to be playing with each other. Fantastic booking, but where does it conclude?
Not the best worded Cena promo, but it got the message across. His match with Punk should be decent.
Man I love that you're interacting Punk with Austin, in that sort of "dream rivalry" scenario. Austin is the perfect choice for the referee for this match. Real nice stuff.
The whole main event and ending was good. Very good. The way it panned out would have been great for TV. It was a little odd to make Nexus look strong earlier on and now so weak, but oh well. Good work.
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Post by Elliot on Apr 2, 2011 13:45:34 GMT -5
- We can officially report that WGN America has terminated it's contract with the WWE, meaning that the Thursday night program, WWE Superstars has been cancelled. Apparently, the show wasn't getting as many views as the channel would have liked, and it is far from enough for what they are paying to put it on the air. In a statement released earlier, it was revealed that the final edition of WWE Superstars will air on the 7th of April. A lot of the WWE superstars and divas are fearing for their jobs as WWE Superstars was their main source of air-time. People such as Zack Ryder, Primo, The Usos, Tyler Reks and Alicia Fox are all scared that this could be the end of their tenure with the WWE. It is unknown how the WWE will work around this, or if any releases will come.
- The Mexican superstar, Sin Cara will be making his WWE debut very soon, but at this time, nobody knows which brand he will be on. Officials feel that his popularity means that exposure on Raw would be the best decision, however, SmackDown has always had a very large hispanic audience, which would mean that Sin Cara may be better received on the blue brand. A decision is yet to be made, but it is expected that an announcement will be made soon.
- It almost confirmed that the WWE Championship Match between The Miz and John Cena will close the show at WrestleMania XXVII. With the much-anticipated 'Mania confrontation between John Cena and The Rock likely taking place, it is best suited for the Main Event.
- Michael Cole has been training for his WrestleMania match against Jerry 'The King' Lawler for quite a few weeks now. According to an inside source, he has took to the training "quite well". Cole has said he wants to get as good as possible so he can work a good match at WrestleMania and not take part in some sort of 'joke' match. Jerry Lawler recently posted on his Twitter "Whether Michael Cole knows how to fall or not, he's going down either way!".
- WWE.com has announced that Rey Mysterio will be live via Satellite this Friday on SmackDown. This is obviously to sell the events of last week, but it is expected that the WrestleMania match between him and Cody Rhodes will be made.
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Post by Elliot on Apr 2, 2011 17:44:17 GMT -5
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