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Post by Deleted on Feb 24, 2012 17:03:40 GMT -5
WWE Superstars 2/8/12 Tulsa, Oklahoma |
1. Curt Hawkins vs. JTG - Curt Hawkins gained the advantage over JTG, hitting him with Suplexes and a Spinebuster, but when he attempted a Taste of Pain, JTG busted out of it, nailing Hawkins with a Dropkick, before hitting him with a Mug Shot. JTG kept the control over Hawkins, hitting him with hard kicks, before slamming him down with Da Shout Out, covering Hawkins for the victory!
After the match, the fans cheered JTG for his victory, before an enraged Hawkins nailed him in the back of the head with a forearm! Hawkins stood over JTG, cockily laughing as the crowd covered him with boos. |
- We fade to the back, where Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman are walking down a hallway, their usual cockiness gone. Josh Matthews walks up to them, almost hesitant as he begins to speak.
Josh Matthews: uhh… Last week, you two lost your Tag Team Contendership match against a team that’s beat you twice now, Ezekiel and Gabriel… What are your thoughts?
Tyger and Hafiz stare at Josh, who slowly backs off. Hafiz walks off, as Tyger looks down, shaking his head before following him. |
2. Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso vs. Santino Marella and Yoshi Tatsu - Santino Marella maintained control over Jimmy Uso, nailing him with a number of punches, before hitting him with several Arm Drags. Santino kept Jimmy reeling, until Jimmy broke free, hitting him with a sick Headbutt, before tagging in Jey. Jey took over the match, hitting Santino with different Suplexes, before backing him into a corner, crashing into him with a Butt Bump. Jey tried to end the match, but Santino blocked a punch, hitting him with an Arm Drag, before hitting a Santino Stunner! Santino stumbled to his corner, tagging in Tatsu, who nailed Jey with several kicks. Tatsu spring boarded out of the corner, looking for a Crossbody… but Jey moved, sending Tatsu crashing to the mat! Jey picked Tatsu up, nailing him with an Alley-Us, pinning Tatsu for the win! |
- We fade backstage, where we see Brodus Clay dancing his way down a hallway. He laughs to himself as he walks on… until Mason Ryan runs up with a chair, cracking him in the back! Clay falls to the ground, but is soon picked up by Ryan, who flings Clay into a production cart. As Clay lays on the ground, Ryan hunches over, getting in his face.
Mason Ryan: You think you can beat me again, huh? I just got back from Otunga’s office, and next week? Me and you are having a No Disqualifications Match. Which means I can do whatever I want!
Ryan lifts the chair over his head, bringing it back down across Clay’s back with a thud. Ryan throws the chair at him, before walking off, as Clay rolls in pain. |
3. Richie Steamboat vs. Joe Hennig (w/ Ted DiBiase) - Richie Steamboat and Joe Hennig locked up, with Hennig getting the advantage using his strength. Hennig kept the control, until Richie mounted a comeback, hitting Joe with Elbows to the side, causing Joe to back off. Richie took the opportunity, nailing Hennig with a number of kicks and Arm Drags. Richie climbed the top rope, looking for his Diving Crossbody.. But Hennig fell into the ropes, tripping Richie up, causing him to fall to the mat! Hennig regained himself before walking over to Richie, attempting a Hennig-Plex on him… but Richie slid out of it, nailing Hennig with a Superkick, pinning him for the win!
After the match, DiBiase hit the ring, looking as if he was going after Steamboat… but Richie turned around in time to catch him. Richie went into a fighting stance, as DiBiase backed off, walking over to Hennig and helping him up. |
- “All About The Power” plays throughout the arena, as the General Manager David Otunga walks onto the stage. He takes a sip from his coffee mug as he walks down the ramp before getting into the ring. He takes a microphone and stands in the middle of the ring.
David Otunga: Last week, I told you all that next week’s show would be the biggest show Superstars has ever had. Thanks to me, a great card has been lined up for you all. Wade Barrett challenged Intercontinental Champion Cody Rhodes for a title match, which I will give him… if he beats Alex Riley later tonight. The Tag Team Championships will be on the line, as Kofi Kingston and Evan Bourne will defend against the number one contenders, Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel. Last week we saw the Superstars debut of the former World Champion Randy Orton, and next week he will return one more time in a tag match that will be decided later this week, depending on if Barrett wins or loses his match tonight. As you heard earlier tonight, Mason Ryan and Brodus Clay will fight in a No Disqualifications Match! Earlier, we saw Richie Steamboat defeat Joe Hennig, and next week, we will see Richie wrestle the other half of that tag team, Ted DiBiase. As I revealed last week, Kaitlyn will get a Diva’s Title match against the champion Beth Phoenix, and finally, since Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman lost their Contendership Match last week… They will be starting over here in Superstars, and will face the team of Santino Marella and JTG. It’s a great event I got planned for you next week, and I know you will enjoy it.
Otunga smiles, as his theme begins to play again, as he leaves the ring, sipping on his coffee as he walks back up the ramp. |
- We fade to the back, where Kaitlyn stands, readying herself for her match next, before looking at the camera.
Kaitlyn: Me and AJ have always been the underdogs here in WWE. People have always doubted us, but I proved everyone wrong when I beat Natalya… Not once, but twice. Everyone is doubting me going into my Diva’s Title match with Beth, and you know what? I’ll prove everyone wrong again, when I win the title next week.
Kaitlyn walks off, headed to the ring for her match, where she runs into one of her teammates for the next match, Justin Tyger. She cracks a smile as she walks up to him.
Kaitlyn: Hey Tyger! Are you ready for our match?
Justin Tyger: Yeah, sure.
Kaitlyn looks concerned at Tyger’s somber attitude, as he starts to walk towards the ring.
Kaitlyn: You and Hafiz losing last week is messing with you isn’t it?
Justin Tyger: Huh? Nah, I’m fine, we gotta think about this match, eh?
Tyger continues to walk on, his words not reassuring Kaitlyn. |
4. Justin Tyger, Hafiz Abdurehman, Kaitlyn vs. Tyson Kidd, Trent Barreta, Beth Phoenix - Hafiz Abdurehman and Tyson Kidd started the match off, Kidd trying to use his speed and flying to take the advantage of the match. Hafiz finally took Kidd too the ground, taking control over him by keeping him off his feet. He and Justin Tyger tagged in and out, using their double team to keep Kidd separated from his corner. Eventually, Tyger tagged out to Kaitlyn, who stood ready for Beth as Kidd stumbled to his corner to tag out. Beth quickly took Kaitlyn down, slamming her to the mat with different Suplexes. Beth looked confident as she kept Kaitlyn down, but Kaitlyn began to make a big comeback, nailing Beth with several elbows and kicks, before Spearing her to the ground. Kaitlyn began raining down punches, until Beth scrambled away, quickly tagging out to Trent Barreta, shock across her face that Kaitlyn took her down. Kaitlyn tagged out to Tyger, who entered the ring and locked up with Barreta. Tyger cracked him with a big knee, before bouncing off the ropes, hitting him with a Running Knee Strike. Tyger looked for another, but Barreta blocked it, cracking Tyger with an Enzuigiri! Barreta picked Tyger up, looking for a Dudebuster DDT… but Tyger broke free, jumping and hitting Barreta with a Body Solebutt! Tyger scooped Barreta up, nailing him with a quick Northern Lights Bomb, covering Barreta… for the win!
After the match, Kaitlyn jumped into a victory hug with Tyger, but Tyger and Hafiz‘s celebration was less than enthusiastic. Kaitlyn stared down at Phoenix, who clutched tightly to her title. |
- We fade backstage, where we see Ted DiBiase, tucked into a corner, talking on his phone. He looks around suspiciously as he talks.
Ted DiBiase: Did you hear about the match?…. Do you think you can be here next week?…. Are you sure?…. Alright, see you next week, man.
DiBiase hangs up, as a smile grows across his face before he walks off. |
5. Evan Bourne (w/ Kofi Kingston) vs. Justin Gabriel (w/ Ezekiel Jackson) - Evan Bourne and Justin Gabriel locked up, jockeying for control, which Gabriel eventually got. Gabriel nailed Bourne with a kick, that Bourne quickly returned. The two traded kicks and back and forth, until Gabriel jumped, cracking Bourne with an Enzuigiri! Gabriel jumped on the ropes, spring boarding off looking for a Moonsault… but Bourne moved! Gabriel crashed to the mat, as Bourne flipped back, hitting him with a Standing Moonsault! Bourne went for the cover… only getting the two. Bourne kept the control over Gabriel, nailing him with several kicks, before attempting a Hurricanrana… but Gabriel held on, crashing Bourne to the mat with a Powerbomb! Gabriel climbed the top rope, but Bourne followed him before he could do anything. The two exchanged elbows standing on the top, until Bourne nailed Gabriel with a big kick! Bourne quickly followed it up with a Frankensteiner! Bourne hustled back to the top rope, before leaping off, hitting Gabriel with a Shooting Star Press… to score the victory!
After the match, Bourne and Kingston celebrated the win, as Jackson helped Gabriel to his feet. The two teams stared off for a moment, before shaking hands. |
6. Alex Riley (w/ Cody Rhodes) vs. Wade Barrett (w/ Drew McIntyre and William Regal) - Wade Barrett quickly took control over Alex Riley, keeping him on the defensive with Elbows and Suplexes, before whipping him off into the ropes nailing him with a Big Boot. Barrett attempted to hit Riley with a Neckbreaker, but Riley got out of it, picking Barrett up and nailing him with a Spinebuster! Riley kept on the attack, hitting Barrett with a Lifting DDT, before climbing the top rope and leaping off, hitting an A-Bomb! Riley went for the cover… but Barrett kicked out! Riley quickly lifted Barrett on his shoulders, looking for the TKO… but Barrett reversed it, nailing Riley with a hug Clothesline! Barrett picked him up, before slamming him back down with the Winds Of Change. Barrett picked him up one more time, putting him on his shoulders. Barrett took the time to stare down at Rhodes at Ringside, smirking at him, before driving Riley down to the amt with a Wasteland! Barrett covered Riley, still smirking at Rhodes as he gets the three count!
After the match, Barrett, McIntrye, and Regal stood in victory, as Barrett has now earned himself an Intercontinental Championship match next week. Rhodes slid into the ring to help Riley, until the three men turned their attention to him. Rhodes immediately went into a defensive position, ready to fight them off. Barrett smirked at him, pointing at the championship, then at himself, before he and his friends left the ring. |
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Post by Johnny Wrestling on Feb 27, 2012 23:48:41 GMT -5
JTG going over doesn't surprise me that much. Awesome to see the Usos get a victory, especially after Tyger & Hafiz losing their shots. Expected another match for Ryan/Clay, now this one should settle a win for one of them. I hope to see Steamboat/DiBiase & Henning continue. I'd probably have waited more for them to have a match, but it was good to see. Good match between Bourne and Gabriel, wonder what else will happen between them. Surprised to see the team of Barrett score yet another win.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 28, 2012 4:58:03 GMT -5
Rhodes Defends Against Barrett!- After weeks of terrorizing Intercontinental Champion Cody Rhodes and Alex Riley, the trip of Wade Barrett, Drew McIntyre, and William Regal will get their first opportunity to bring the championship to their group, as Barrett challenges Rhodes in the main event. Riley, McIntyre, and Regal have all been banned from ringside for this match. Barrett holds a victory over Rhodes, abet a tainted victory. Will Barrett walk away as champion with no help, or will Rhodes fend Barrett off and retain his title? Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel Challenge Air Boom!- Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel earned a Tag Team Championship match two weeks ago against Kofi Kingston and Evan Bourne by defeating the team of Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman. Last week, we saw Gabriel and Bourne clash in a singles match, that Bourne came out the better in. Can Kingston and Bourne use the win to their advantage and retain their belts, or can the bigger Jackson and Gabriel use their big win over Tyger and Hafiz to take the belts home? Orton Returns To Superstars!- Two weeks ago, we saw the shocking debut of Randy Orton, coming to the aid of Alex Riley and Cody Rhodes in a match against Drew McIntyre, William Regal, and Wade Barrett. This week, Orton will make his return, teaming with Riley, to battle two of the men from the team they defeated, McIntyre and Regal. Can McIntyre and Regal make up for the loss two weeks ago, or will Orton and Riley score another victory? Clay And Ryan Meet In No Disqualifications Match!- For weeks, Brodus Clay and Mason Ryan have been battling back and forth. It will all be over this week, as the two will meet in a No Disqualifications Match! No DQs, No Count Outs. These two men will surely go to war during this one, but who will come out on top? Will Ryan get the revenge for his loss, or will Clay get his revenge for the vicious backstage attack from Ryan? Generational Battle Part 2!- Richie Steamboat made his presence known last week by defeating Joe Hennig in a singles match. This week, Richie battles Joe's tag team partner Ted DiBiase. DiBiase showed concern last week, as he was saw on the phone, telling someone he will "see them next week." Will DiBiase's friend effect the match, or will Richie come out on top again? Kaitlyn Receives Diva's Title Match!- Kaitlyn was granted a Diva's Championship match against Beth Phoenix two weeks ago by General Manager David Otunga, after pinning Natalya twice in a row. Can Kaitlyn continue to overcome the odds and become new champion, or will Phoenix continue her reign of dominance? Tyger and Hafiz - Starting Over?- David Otunga told Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman they would have to start over in the tag division after losing their shot at the Tag Team Titles, and start over they will, as they open the show in a tag match against a bit of an odd pairing in Santino Marella and JTG. Will Tyger and Hafiz begin their road back to the top, or will Santino and JTG pull out the surprise?
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Post by Deleted on Mar 3, 2012 7:41:11 GMT -5
WWE Superstars 2/15/12 Fresno, California |
1. Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman vs. Santino Marella and JTG - Santino Marella and JTG amused the crowd to start of the match, as Santino came out dressed and dancing like JTG. Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman stood unamused at their antics. Hafiz and Santino started the match, with Hafiz holding the advantage for most of the match before tagging out to Tyger. Tyger kept the control for a moment, before Santino busted away from him, tagging in JTG. Tyger and JTG went back and forth, nearly finishing the match several times, until JTG tagged back out to Santino, who kept the advantage over Tyger, taking him down. Santino pulled the Cobra out of his singlet, putting it on his arm and preparing to strike… but Tyger blocked it, grabbing onto Santino‘s arm! The two jockeyed for control, until Tyger grabbed the sock, pulling it off! Santino freaked out for a moment, before Tyger plowed him with a Western Lariat! He followed it up with a Northern Lights Bomb, as Hafiz ran to JTG< hitting him with a Double Knee Strike as Tyger covered Santino for the win!
After the match, Tyger and Hafiz rose their arms in victory, as JTG and Santino gathered themselves. Tyger picked up the Cobra sock, as he walked over to the two. Tyger laid it on Santino‘s shoulder and patted him on the other, before he extended to JTG, who slowly accepted it. Tyger and Hafiz left the ring, leaving JTG and Santino confused. |
- We fade to the back, where Kaitlyn is standing in the interview area with Josh Matthews.
Josh Matthews: Kaitlyn, tonight you get your first ever Diva‘s Championship Match against Beth Phoenix. You‘ve beaten her tag partner Natalya twice leading up to this. What are your feelings going into your match next?
Kaitlyn: I‘ve proved everyone wrong these past few weeks. No one ever thought I could win the matches I have. I have beaten Natalya two times now. There is no one as good of a match to Beth than Natalya is. If I can beat Natalya twice, I know I can beat Beth here tonight. People might not believe in me, but that‘s fine. Why? Because no one believed in me when I beat Natalya. I will show everyone wrong tonight, and I will be Diva‘s Champion.
Kaitlyn walks off, as we follow her walking towards the ring. Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman walk in from the arena, meeting Kaitlyn on her way.
Kaitlyn: Hey Tyger! Congratulations on the win!
Justin Tyger: Thanks. Good luck with your match, I hope you get that title. At least one of us will be a champion, eh?
Kaitlyn: I‘ll try, hug for good luck!
Kaitlyn hugs Tyger, before walking towards the arena entrance as Tyger and Hafiz quietly walk away. |
2. Diva’s Championship: Beth Phoenix (C) (w/ Natalya) vs. Kaitlyn (w/ AJ) - Kaitlyn and Beth Phoenix locked up, with Beth quickly getting the control. Beth kept Kaitlyn down, her confidence showing. Kaitlyn caught Beth showing off, Spearing her to the ground! Kaitlyn kept Beth on the defensive, hitting her with a number of elbows, before trying to hit a Reverse STO… but Beth reversed it, nailing Kaitlyn with a huge kick! Beth took the advantage, picking Kaitlyn up and hitting a Glam Slam, pinning her for the victory!
After the match, Beth and Natalya stood in victory, as Beth held her Diva‘s Championship in victory. Suddenly, the lights went out in the arena. In the pitch black, a chilling laugh echoes as the lights slowly come back up. Beth and Natalya look of confidence fades to fear, as Kharma walks up on the stage! Kharma points at them, before walking down the ramp. She climbs into the ring, staring Beth and Natalya down. Beth ides behind Natalya, pushing her in Kharma‘s way as she runs out of the ring. Kharma grabbed Natalya by the neck, before locking her arms, sending her crashing to the mat with an Implant Buster! Kharma stared Beth down, as she slowly backed up the ramp, fear showing on her face. |
- We cut to the back, where Ted DiBiase stands talking inaudibly to someone just off screen. Ted smiles and shakes the man‘s hand, before walking off, grin still on his face. |
3. Richie Steamboat vs. Ted DiBiase (w/ Joe Hennig) - Richie Steamboat and Ted DiBiase traded punches to start the match, before Richie sent Ted rolling with a number of Arm Drags, before pushing him into the corner, chopping him. Richie kept Ted controlled, locking him in a number of submissions. Ted began to make a comeback, but Richie hit him with another Arm Drag… before cracking him with a Superkick! Before Richie could pin him, Hennig jumped on the apron, distracting the referee. Richie covered Ted, but was left uncounted. Before he could walk to the ref, a Husky Harris slid into the ring, grabbing Richie, and jumping in the air, slamming himself on Richie, before bouncing off the ropes and hitting Richie with a Senton! Harris grabbed Ted, throwing him on Richie before sliding out of the ring, as Joe jumped to the floor. The ref turned to see the pin, counting to three, giving Ted the victory!
After the match, Hennig, Harris, and DiBiase stood in victory, as they looked down on Richie. DiBiase and Hennig shook Harris‘ hand, before the three left the ring. |
- We fade to the back, where Brodus Clay stands, not wearing his usual track suit and hat. His permanent smile is gone, as he turns his attention to the camera.
Brodus Clay: Mason Ryan, you want to attack me backstage with a chair? Do you think that gives you some kind of advantage? Does that make you feel more like a man? Mason, I might be a fun loving guy now. I might dance my way to the ring, I might have fun in the ring…. But if you don‘t remember, before I danced to the ring, I was as big of a monstrous killer as you think you are. I came out and kicked ass, with no nonsense attached. Mason Ryan, you woke up that monster when you attacked me last week. There won‘t be any joking around tonight. Tonight will be all me… Kicking your ass into the ground. |
4. No Disqualifications Match: Brodus Clay vs. Mason Ryan - Clay and Ryan brawled throughout ringside, smacking each other with chairs and the steel ring steps, before the finally got back inside the ring, where Ryan held a chair, preparing to use it, before Clay caught him with a punch, sending the chair cracking off of Ryan‘s skull! Clay picked the chair up and bounced off the ropes, hitting the Funk It! with the chair assisting him, before pinning Ryan for the victory! After the match, Clay‘s seriousness was gone, as his Funkettes walked out, handing him his hat, before the three danced until we faded out. |
- We cut to the back, where Wade Barrett, Drew McIntyre, and William Regal stand ready for their matches.
Wade Barrett: Tonight, you will all be witness to the rise of the new era of WWE. The era of Wade Barrett, Drew McIntyre, and William Regal. We have been saying we will take over WWE, and little by little, we have been doing just that, and tonight, when I win the Intercontinental Championship? Your end of days will be over. You will see the dismantling of the very core of WWE, when we take over, and we will never…ever lose control.
William Regal: Me and Drew will only tighten our death grip tonight, when we not only defeat Alex Riley again, but when we defeat the former World Champion Randy Orton. No one is safe from us. No matter who you are. If you get in our way… We will destroy you. We will make sure you never get in our way again, and tonight we will make sure that Rhodes, Orton, and Riley? Are never heard from again. |
5. Randy Orton and Alex Riley vs. Drew McIntyre and William Regal - McIntyre and Regal held a strong control over Riley, until Riley broke free, tagging in Orton, who stole the advantage away, keeping McIntyre and Regal on the defensive. Orton looked to hit the RKO on McIntyre, but Regal stepped in, attacking Orton before being pushed out of the ring by the ref. Orton tagged in Riley, who kept the control over the match, until Regal got into the match. Regal controlled Riley, before hitting him with a Regal-Plex! Regal followed up by locking Riley into the Regal Stretch! McIntyre took out Orton, as Riley was forced to tap! Regal kept the hold on tight as the bell rang, and the referee tried hard to pull him off. He finally released the hold, before he and McIntyre strutted to the back. |
- We fade to the back, where Kofi Kingston and Evan Bourne throw their titles on their shoulders before walking down the hallway. The two stop in their tracks, as we pan around to see their challengers, Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel. The four stare off for a moment, before all four crack a smile, before shaking hands. “NEXT!” flashes on the screen, as the two teams part ways. |
6. Tag Team Championship: Kofi Kingston and Evan Bourne (C) vs. Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel - The match went back and forth the entire match, with Kingston and Bourne trading huge kicks and spectacular aerial moves with Gabriel, until Ezekiel was tagged in, as he kept the champions down with his strength. Bourne tried to use his speed to topple the big man, but Zeke soon caught him with a Book Of Ezekiel, before he tagged in Gabriel, who sailed, hitting a 450 Splash to end the match, and win the championships!
After the match, Jackson and Gabriel jump in victory, holding their new Tag Team Championships in the air. The crowd‘s cheers die down, as Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman walk down the ramp. Jackson and Gabriel begin to get into a defensive position as Tyger and Hafiz climb in the ring. The two look at the new champions, then down and the titles. They look back up at Jackson and Gabriel, before extending their hands. Jackson and Gabriel look down at their hands, before looking confused at each other. Jackson makes the first move, accepting Tyger‘s handshake. Gabriel slowly took Hafiz‘s handshake, before Tyger and Hafiz left the ring, leaving the new champions confused. |
- We fade to the back, where we see Cody Rhodes in a trainer’s room, standing over Alex Riley, who is sitting on a table, rubbing his neck. Rhodes pats him on the shoulder before leaving the room. He stands, throwing his Intercontinental Championship over his shoulder as the door closes behind him.
Cody Rhodes: You three have been saying you will take WWE over. That you will destroy everything in your path. That you will end everything… Well, tonight will be the beginning of the end of something. It‘s not of WWE, it‘s not of me or Riley, and it‘s not of my Intercontinental Championship reign… Tonight? Will be the beginning of the end of Wade Barrett, Drew McIntyre, and William Regal. I will make sure of it. |
7. Intercontinental Championship: Cody Rhodes (C) vs. Wade Barrett - Rhodes showed a different fire in this match, as he threw Barrett everything he had in an attempt to end Barrett’s pronounced takeover. Barrett soon fended him off, punching Rhodes and throwing him around, before he attempted a Wasteland… but Rhodes slid out of it, spring boarding off the ropes and cracking Barrett with a Beautiful Disaster! Rhodes followed it up with a Cross Rhodes to pin Barrett to successfully defend his title!
After the match, Rhodes held his title high in the air, finally scoring the victory over Barrett. Rhodes lowered his title, as he stared down at the fallen Barrett. Rhodes turned around, and was met with a huge brass knuckle aided punch from William Regal. Rhodes crashed to the ground, as Regal stood over him, fixing his tie. Regal bent over, picking up the Intercontinental Championship and looking at it, before throwing it on Rhodes as he walked off. |
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Post by Johnny Wrestling on Mar 5, 2012 0:51:14 GMT -5
Tag Team shot for Tyger & Hafiz, please! Beth seem really dominant, I won't lie, I thought Kaitlyn was leaving as champion. Richie Steamboat has interested me since his debut, now that it seems its 3 against him makes it even more interesting. Ryan vs Clay amazed me, I thought we'd see a more intense, long match up. McIntyre and Regal really seem like a big deal, since defeating a team with Orton is no easy task, so good decision, this gives them more momentum. Jackson and Gabriel seem like an interesting team, even more now as tag team champions, a match with Tyger & Hafiz would be awesome. Rhodes winning seems like the same decision WWE would make, though I'm surprised to see Regal attack him instead of Drew.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 5, 2012 4:23:45 GMT -5
Regal Squares Off With Riley!- Even though Cody Rhodes successfully defended his Intercontinental Championship against Wade Barrett, William Regal didn't let him celebrate for long. After the match, Regal nailed Rhodes with a punch aided by his brass knuckles before picking up Rhodes' Championship, letting the WWE Universe know where his intentions laid. This week, in his first singles match since leaving the commentary table, Regal will battle Rhodes' tag partner, Alex Riley. Will Regal crawl closer to the Intercontinental Championship, or will Riley knock him further away? Three On One?- If the odds weren't stacked up against Richie Steamboat enough with his feud against Ted DiBiase and Joe Hennig, DiBiase had a trick up his sleeve, as last week we saw Husky Harris debut, aiding DiBiase in winning his match against Steamboat, giving Richie his first loss in WWE. What do DiBiase, Hennig, and Harris have in store for Steamboat this week, and will Richie have have an answer for the three? What’s Next For Air Boom?- Last week, Kofi Kingston and Evan Bourne lost the Tag Team Championships that they held since August. What does the future have in store for the two after the end of their reign? Kharma's In-Ring Debut!- Kharma made her surprising debut last week, staring down Diva's Champion Beth Phoenix after he match, and planting Natalya with the Implant Buster. This week she will make her in-ring debut in a match against Eve. Beth Phoenix and Natalya have both been confirmed to be on commentary throughout the match. Will Kharma continue her dominance in WWE where she left off last year, or will Beth and Natalya provide Eve with the aid to win the match? Tyger And Hafiz Battle The Usos!- Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman "started over" in WWE last week, in a match where they defeated Santino Marella and JTG. Later that night, they surprised the WWE Universe when they shook their rival team, Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel's. hands after they won the title, leaving the team confused. This week, they will battle the brother team of Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso. The Usos haven't had the best record on Superstars. Can the two put their names back in the spotlight with a big win over Tyger and Hafiz, or will they have another loss attached to their name, as Tyger and Hafiz raise their way back to the top?
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Post by Deleted on Mar 7, 2012 6:00:57 GMT -5
WWE Superstars 2/22/12 Rockford, Illinois |
1. Kofi Kingston and Evan Bourne vs. Santino Marella and JTG - Santino and JTG came out dancing again, as Kofi and Bourne stood laughing at them, clapping them on. The match began with JTG and Bourne locking up, with JTG getting the advantage. JTG kept Bourne on the defensive, before tagging out to Santino, who kept Bourne off his feet, until Bourne nailed him with a number of kicks. Bourne stumbled to his corner, tagging in Kofi, who charged into the ring, keeping Santino reeling. Santino attempted to make a comeback, hitting Kofi with Arm Drags, before getting out his Cobra. As he turned around, Kofi cracked him with the Trouble In Paradise! He drug Santino to his corner, tagging in Bourne before running across the ring, knocking JTG off the apron, as Bourne climbed to the top, leaping off and hitting the Shooting Star Press, covering Santino for the win! |
- We cut to the back, where William Regal, Drew McIntyre, and Wade Barrett stand with Josh Matthews.
Josh Matthews: William Regal, last week we saw you attack Cody Rhodes after he defeated Wade Barrett to retain the Intercontinental Championship. Regal, why have you aligned yourself with McIntyre and Barrett, and why did you attack Rhodes?
William Regal: I sat on that commentary table, and I saw what WWE claimed was their future, that they claimed would someday lead the world of professional wrestling, and you know what? I was disgusted. If the likes of Cody Rhodes and Alex Riley are what will lead us into the future? The future is bleak and abysmal. I decided to surround myself with the two of the best of the newest generation. These two are the only hope of the future of professional wrestling, and I will lead them into their dynasty. Rhodes is a disgrace to the Intercontinental Championship, and someday soon, I will take that title and bring to it the honor and dignity it deserves. |
2. Kharma vs. Eve - Diva‘s Champion Beth Phoenix and Natalya sat on commentary, as Kharma and Eve locked up in the ring. Kharma took complete dominance over Eve, throwing her around the ring. Kharma took the time to stop and stare down at Beth, who backed off a bit, fear showing in her face. Kharma turned around and was met with an elbow from Eve, but was unaffected by it. Kharma threw Eve back down, before picking her up and slamming her down with the Implant Buster, pinning her for the win!
After the match, Kharma slid out of the ring and walked up to the commentary table, staring at Beth, laughing and smiling. Beth and Natalya stood up and backed away slowly, before Kharma made a lunge towards them, leading them to run off and to the back. |
- We fade to the back, where Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman stand by with Josh Matthews.
Josh Matthews: Last week we saw you two shake hands with the team that beat you for the Tag Team Championship Contendership, Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel, after they won the titles, leaving a lot of questions in everyone’s minds. Why did you shake their hands?
Justin Tyger: We came into WWE in November claiming that we were the best tag team in WWE. It’s taken us these three months to realize… that we aren’t, because right now, Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel are. They have those titles, and they have our respect for it, that’s why we shook their hands. We’ve said and done a lot of things, and you know what? We apologize for all of them. We apologize to Booker T and Goldust and Stevie Ray, Kofi Kingston and Evan Bourne, Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel, and even David Otunga. When we said we were going to restart here in WWE, we meant it. That means a new day, and a new us.
Hafiz Abdurehman: But you know, we also said that we wanted to revive the tag team division in WWE. We never claimed we wanted to takeover, dominate, or destroy anything like some people are. We just wanted to see this division shine like it used to, and look what’s been happening? We’ve seen Jackson and Gabriel rise to the titles, we’ve seen DiBiase, Hennig, and Harris form up, we’ve seen McIntyre and Barrett and Regal have banded together, Rhodes and Riley have become a team, and we even saw the return of Booker T and Goldust. Ever since we got here and put everyone on notice, look at all of the tag teams that have rose up and woke up this division. So we have done good in WWE, and we are proud to say we started it all. If we aren’t the best tag team in the WWE, at least we will be able to say that we revived this division like we wanted to.
The two go to walk away, but Tyger stops, and goes back to the microphone.
Justin Tyger: But don’t think this means this is the end of our quest for the Tag Team Titles. We may not be the best tag team in WWE, and there’s a part of us inside that hates that. Someday, whenever that day is, we will face Jackson and Gabriel again, and we will finally beat them and get the Tag Team Titles, and then? We will…. Become the best tag team in WWE. |
3. Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman vs. Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso - Tyger and Abdurehman held a control over The Uso Brothers for the opening part of the match, keeping both Jey and Jimmy down with their constant tagging and double team moves. Jey took advantage over Hafiz, keeping Hafiz separated from Tyger. Jimmy was tagged in, and kept control, but it soon slipped away from him, as Hafiz mounted a huge comeback, cracking Jimmy with a Double Knee Strike! Tyger jumped into the ring, nailing Jey with a Jumping Knee Strike, sending him off the apron, before climbing up the top rope, as Hafiz sat Jimmy on his shoulders. Tyger leaped off, nailing Jimmy with a Knee Strike, as Hafiz slammed him down. Tyger rolled to the outside and kept Jey down as Hafiz lifted Jimmy up, hitting him with a Dream Catcher, before pinning Jimmy for the victory! |
4. Husky Harris (w/ Ted DiBiase and Joe Hennig) vs. Yoshi Tatsu - Tatsu tried his best to fight off the beast Harris, but Harris dominated him the entire match. Tatsu threw several kicks at Harris, but Harris stood unaffected, before cracking Tatsu with a Clothesline. Harris bounced off the ropes, jumping up and crashing into Tatsu with a Running Senton. Harris covered Tatsu, gaining the victory. |
- We cut to the back, where Josh Matthews stands with Kofi Kingston and Evan Bourne.
Josh Matthews: Last week, we saw you two lose the Tag Team Championships, and ever since then people have been asking, “What’s next for Air Boom”. What is in the future for you?
Kofi Kingston: We held those titles for six months, and it was a great six months. We had a lot of fun being the champions, but now? I think it’s time for us to focus on our singles careers. I think it’s time to end Air Boom as a full time tag team.
Evan Bourne: And there’s no bad blood here, this isn’t a break up, as I know we will team again down the road, but for now, after the great reign we had as tag champions, we both want to become bigger singles competitors. And who knows? After we achieve what we want as singles stars, maybe we go for those titles again. But for now, this is it for Air Boom.
Kingston and Bourne smile and shake hands, before the walk their separate ways. |
5. Ezekiel Jackson, Justin Gabriel, Brodus Clay vs. Mason Ryan, Trent Barreta, Tyson Kidd - Clay and Ryan immediately went back to war, their heat not dying down one bit. The two eventually fell out to the ring brawling, leaving the other four to wrestle the match. Gabriel and Kidd flied around the ring, showing off their impressive aerial moves. In contrast, Ezekiel kept Barreta down with his strength. As Clay and Ryan continued their brawl on the outside, Gabriel knocked Kidd of the apron as Ezekiel sent Barreta crashing to the ground with the Book Of Ezekiel, covering him for the win! |
6. Richie Steamboat vs. Curt Hawkins - Richie and Hawkins went back and forth, trying to gain the clear control over each other. Hawkins kept Steamboat reeling for a moment, but Richie soon made a comeback, nailing Hawkins with a number of Arm Drags, before cracking him with a Superkick! Richie climbed to the top rope, leaping off and hitting Hawkins with a Diving Crossbody, covering him for the win!
After the match, Steamboat couldn‘t enjoy his victory for long, as DiBiase, Hennig, and Harris hit the ring and mobbed him! The three triple teamed Richie… until Tyger and Hafiz hit the ring! The two fended off the three, as Richie shook off the cobwebs and aided them. The three cleared the ring, sending DiBiase, Hennig, and Harris backing up the ramp. Tyger and Hafiz checked on Richie, before both shook his hand. |
- We fade to the back, where Alex Riley stands ready for his match with William Regal.
Alex Riley: I know that I haven't done good lately. I know that I've been losing to McIntyre, Barrett, and Regal more often than not, but that all changes tonight. Tonight I am going to make up for every loss and every screw up I've done. Regal, tonight I'm going to show you that the future is bright. I'm going to show you that there is hope for the future. Tonight Regal, I will beat you, and your revolution? Will be over. |
7. William Regal (w/ Drew McIntyre and Wade Barrett) vs. Alex Riley (w/ Cody Rhodes) - Riley came out of the gate on fire, catching Regal off guard. Riley gave Regal all he had, hitting him with a number of moves, but it wasn‘t enough to finish off the veteran, who took Riley down and kept him controlled with a variety of holds and stretches. Riley began to mount a comeback, nailing Regal with a Spinebuster. Riley put Regal on his shoulders, looking for the TKO… but Regal slid out of it, spinning Riley around and hitting him with a Regal-Plex! Regal grabbed Riley, locking him in the Regal Stretch. Regal held it tighter and tighter, giving Riley no choice but to tap out.
After the match, Regal kept the hold locked as the referee tried to peel him off. Rhodes had had enough, sliding in the ring and stomping down on Regal, causing him to released the hold. McIntyre and Barrett hit the ring, looking to return the favor, but Regal stopped them. Regal pointed at Rhodes, then at his Intercontinental Championship, as he let out a cocky grin. |
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Post by Johnny Wrestling on Mar 7, 2012 17:29:17 GMT -5
Kingston & Bourne winning... sets up for their rematch clause? Surprised to see Regal being the leader and not McIntyre, I thought Regal was more of a mentor than a team leader, but I'll wait to see how this unfolds. Kharma & Beth feud seems inevitable, can't wait to see how you handle it. Usos vs Tyger & Hafiz? That made me happy, my favorite tag team of the WWE currently against the best tag team in the world. Tyger & Hafiz saving Steamboat was shocking, never expected that. Riley can't catch a break!
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Post by Deleted on Mar 8, 2012 6:52:23 GMT -5
Rhodes Bands Together With Tag Team Champions!- In a Championship-Studded main event, Intercontinental Champion Cody Rhodes will team with Tag Team Champions Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel to battle Rhodes' arch enemies, William Regal, Wade Barrett, and Drew McIntyre. Last week, Regal furthered himself in his quest for the championship, defeating Rhodes' partner Alex Riley. Can Regal climb further up the ladder, or will Rhodes and the Tag Team Champions end his hopes, and prove the future has a chance? Tyger And Hafiz Battle DiBiase and Hennig!- Last week, Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman shocked everyone when the aided Richie Steamboat during an attack from Ted DiBiase, Joe Hennig, and Husky Harris. This week, not only will they square off with DiBiase and Hennig, but they have also said they will explain their actions. Can Tyger and Hafiz continue their flight back to the top of the tag team division, or will DiBiase and Hennig prove that their genetics make them a superior team? Kingston's Singles Climb.- Last week, Kofi Kingston and Evan Bourne announced the end of Air Boom as a full time team, to focus on their singles careers. Kofi's climb begins tonight, as he will go one on one against Trent Barreta. Will Kofi begin his new singles career on a high note, or will Barreta derail him with an upset? Steamboat and Harris Go To War!- After two weeks of sneak attacks, Richie Steamboat will go one on one with Husky Harris. Will Richie get revenge on Harris, or will Harris prove himself as a dominate force? Bellas Double Up On Kharma!- Brie Bella and Nikki Bella have a giant challenge ahead of them, as they will team up to battle Kharma in a handicap match! With the numbers advantage aid the Bellas, or will Kharma's brute force leave the two as no match? Bourne's Flight To Singles Glory.- Evan Bourne's new singles career begins this week, as he faces off with someone else also looking to make his name in the singles division, Tyson Kidd. Which man will come out on top, and potentially further their careers as individuals?
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Post by Elliot on Mar 11, 2012 8:55:05 GMT -5
I'm totally out of the loop here now, so I'm going to reply to the latest show.
A nice win for Air Boom to kick off the show, Santino and JTG is a very unusual pairing though. Loved William Regal's interview, really hope he does take the Intercontinental Championship soon. An obvious victory for Kharma over Eve, and interesting stuff with Beth Phoenix and Natalya, seems the obvious route to take. I do see you making Tyger and Hafiz WWE Tag Team Champions eventually. And with them following this up with a victory, it seems they are still in contention. Great to see Husky Harris on Superstars, and even better to be aligned with Ted DiBiase and Joe Hennig; a bit like a version two of The Legacy. I'm actually pleased to see Kofi Kingston and Evan Bourne go their separate ways, Kofi could do so much more. Evan? I'm not too sure. Huge Six-Man Tag Team Match, and I like the faces getting the victory. Love Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel as the WWE Tag Team Champions, it's a fresh team for sure. Rickie Steamboat with the victory was the right call, but Tyger and Hafiz going face? Interesting. Giving William Regal the victory seemed the right thing to do if he's to be going for the Intercontinental Championship. Overall, a good edition and I'll be keeping up from now.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 16, 2012 4:28:19 GMT -5
WWE Superstars 2/29/12 Seattle, Washington |
- We open the show where William Regal stands in the ring, wearing a nice suit. He lifts up the microphone before he talks.
William Regal: Last week, I showed all of you my dominance when I defeated Alex Riley. I showed you all that the future has no chance against me. The future fails when compared to me. I think everyone see that, and I hope General Manager David Otunga sees that, because I am demanding an Intercontinental Championship match, and I want it to be granted to me right now.
Regal waits in the silence, until “All About The Power“ cuts through the arena, as David Otunga walks out onto the ramp, microphone in hand.
David Otunga: Regal, you do not deserve to be handed an Intercontinental Championship match. After the weeks of sneak attacks, weeks of hitting anyone with your brass knuckles, and the weeks you have disregarded referee‘s orders and held your Regal Stretch on Riley after the match. None of that says you deserve anything.
William Regal: How are you not going to give me a title shot after winning all of my matches on Superstars? I have proven that I am better than any of these future gener-…
David Otunga: You will not be handed a title shot, but I will give you the opportunity to earn one. Next week, we will have our own little twenty man Royal Rumble, and the winner will get a shot at the Intercontinental Championship.
William Regal: I have beaten them before and I will beat them agai-…
David Otunga: And you, Regal? Will be the first man out. Good luck.
Otunga grins, as Regal grows red with anger. |
1. Brodus Clay, Santino Marella, JTG vs. Curt Hawkins, Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso - Clay, Marella, and JTG all came to the ring dancing in their own ways. The crowd ate it up, as Hawkins and The Usos stood unamused. JTG took control over Jimmy briefly, until the tag team tandem from Jimmy and Jey was soon too much for JTG to handle. JTG tagged out to Santino, who quickly dispatched Jey, who tagged out to Hawkins. Hawkins took control over Santino for a time, before Santino began a comeback, getting out his Cobra… but missing! Hawkins nailed Santino with a Forearm Smash… but the force of the blow sent Santino stumbling into his corner, where Clay tagged in! Hawkins came at Clay with a head of steam, but Clay quickly took the match over, hitting Hawkins with a Funk It! to score the victory! |
2. Evan Bourne vs. Tyson Kidd - Kidd took Bourne down, attempting to cut out his aerial offense. It worked for a time, but Bourne made a comeback, nailing Kidd with several kicks, before hitting the Shooting Star Press to win! |
- We fade to the back, where we see Kharma walking down a hallway, staring intensely. Josh Matthews nervously walks up to Kharma, barely getting out his words.
Josh Matthews: uhh... Kharma... I just... Wanted to get a word... on your recent dominance in Superstars... and you thoughts on Phoenix always uh... running away from you.
Kharma stops, staring Josh down, who slowly melts under the stare, before Kharma begins to laugh maniacally. Josh flinches back, as Kharma continues walking, laughing the whole way. |
3. Kharma vs. Brie Bella and Nikki Bella - The Bellas attempted to double team Kharma out of the gate, as Beth Phoenix and Natalya sat on commentary, but the monster diva was too much for both of them to handle. She took them down, before hitting them both with Implant Busters, pinning them simultaneously to win the match. After the match, Kharma began to stare down her two rivals, shades of last week, but before she slid out of the ring, Beth and Natalya scurried to the back, missing Kharma‘s attack this week. |
- We cut to the back, where Husky Harris stands with a cocky grin on his face.
Husky Harris: I am here in Superstars, not to live off of anyone's name, not to live off anyone's legacy. I am here to dominate. I am here to kick anyone and everyone's ass that is stupid enough to get in my way. No one will ever stop me. No one we ever defeat me. Nothing will stop this Army Tank with a Ferrari Engine until I reach the very top of Superstars. Nothing...
Harris lets out a chuckle, as his grin grows wider, before we fade away. |
4. Richie Steamboat vs. Husky Harris - Harris to advantage of the match with his increased size and strength. Harris threw Richie around for a bit, getting cocky while doing so. The cockiness soon came back to bit Harris, as Richie took control while Harris was showing off, hitting Harris with a number of Arm Drags, before attempting a Superkick, but Harris dodged it, sliding out of the ring. Richie followed him outside, as the two continued to brawl around the ring. Richie kept Harris controlled, attempting to whip him into the guardrail, but Harris reversed it, slamming Richie into the railing! Harris charged Richie, looking for a big splash, but Richie moved,, sending Harris crashing into the guardrail! The two laid on the ground recovering, as the referee counted to ten, ending the match in a double countout. |
5. Kofi Kingston vs. Trent Barreta - Kingston showed dominance in his first singles outing on Superstars, against Barreta. Kingston controlled Barreta with a series of kicks and aerial attacks, before nailing him with a Trouble In Paradise to pick up the victory. |
- We fade to the back, where Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman walk up to the interview area, where Josh Matthews stands.
Josh Matthews: I am here with Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman, and guys, last week you surprised everyone when you helped Richie Steamboat of an attack from DiBiase, Hennig, and Harris. Why the sudden change of heart?
Hafiz Abdurehman: You know, we are different. Like we said last week, this is our reboot here in WWE. This is the beginning of our climb to the top, and we have to work our way back to being the best, and DiBiase and Hennig are just a road block in the way. You see we might be different guys, yeah, but in the ring? We ain’t any different than we’ve been. We still are a great tag team, and we still will kick your asses.
Justin Tyger: And you know, ever since last week people have been asking, what do you have against DiBiase and Hennig and Harris? What did they ever do? Well you know, ever since that stable formed they have been leeching off of their father‘s names. Would they be here if their daddies had not put in a good word for them, huh? You see, me and Hafiz are sick and tired of hearing that ya‘ll are good because ya‘ll‘s daddies were great wrestlers. Just because your dads were great wrestlers don‘t make ya‘ll nothin‘. My Dad was a drunk that beat up on me and my Mama before he threw me out of the house. Hafiz‘s Dad… Wasn‘t even there, left him and his Mom and brothers alone. Look how far we made it! We‘re pretty damn good wrestlers, and we didn‘t need our fathers to make it here. We are gonna beat ya‘ll two, and we are gonna go on to become the Tag Team Champions, not based on our last names, not based on our fathers… but based on how damn good we are. |
6. Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman vs. Ted DiBiase and Joe Hennig - The two teams went back and forth the opening portion of the match, with no real clear cut advantage to either side. Tyger and Hafiz took control, their experience as a tag team showing as they tagged in and out, using double team moves, but soon DiBiase cut Hafiz off from Tyger, as he and Hennig ten used the same double team tactics to their advantage. Hennig looked to have had the match won, setting Hafiz up for the Hennig-Plex… but Hafiz reversed it, cradling Hennig in a pin… getting the three count! Hafiz quickly slid out of the ring, meeting Tyger as the two celebrated up the ramp to cheers, as DiBiase and Hennig threw temper tantrums in the ring, angry at their sudden loss. |
- We fade to the back, where we see Cody Rhodes walking with his Intercontinental Championship around his waist. He meets up with Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel, Tag Team Championships in hand. Rhodes shakes both of their hands, before talk walk on down the hallway. We fade to a different section of the arena, where William Regal, Wade Barrett, and Drew McIntyre walk out of their locker room. Regal rolls his neck, as Barrett crack his knuckles. NEXT! flashes on the screen, as we fade out. |
7. Cody Rhodes, Ezekiel Jackson, Justin Gabriel vs. William Regal, Wade Barrett, Drew McIntyre - Barrett and McIntyre focused their attack on the Tag Team Champions Jackson and Gabriel, looking to put their names in the hat for a title match. The two tore Gabriel down, until Gabriel tagged in Jackson, who used his size to take McIntyre down, but McIntyre escaped him, tagging in Barrett. Barrett and Jackson traded huge punches, going back and forth with stiff strikes. The two soon hit a stand still, before the two tagged out to Rhodes and Regal. Rhodes and Regal also went back and forth, but Regal got the advantage, taking Rhodes down and attempting several submissions, but Rhodes busted free of him, making a huge comeback. Rhodes attempted the Beautiful Disaster kick, but Regal dodged it, quickly tagging out to McIntyre, a look of shock on his face that Rhodes was getting the best of him. Rhodes and McIntyre locked up, with Rhodes getting the advantage of the match, again, hitting McIntyre with a Beautiful Disaster, before hitting him with a Cross Rhodes to win! Rhodes, Jackson, and Gabriel held their titles high in the air, as their three opponents backtracked up the ramp. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 17, 2012 3:19:16 GMT -5
20 Man Royal Rumble!- Last week, in response to William Regal demanding a title match, Superstars GM David Otunga made a Twenty Man Royal Rumble for this week's episode, and the winner will receive an Intercontinental Championship match! To add insult to Regal's injury, Otunga has made Regal the first man out! Only eighteen names have been released to be in the match, with the other two being a mystery! Rhodes And Gabriel Battle Barrett and McIntyre!- Wade Barrett and Drew McIntyre look for redemption for their loss last week, as they face Intercontinental Champion Cody Rhodes and Tag Team Champion Justin Gabriel! Can the two score the victory, and put their names in the hat for a Tag Team Championship match, or will the champions get the win again? Kharma Gets Her Hands On Natalya!- After weeks of running, Natalya will now go one on one with the monster Kharma! Kharma has been dominating since her debut in Superstars, which has put obvious fear in the Diva's Champion Beth Phoenix, Natalya's tag partner. Will Kharma put the final nail in her quest for the Championship, or will Natalya derail her? Bourne And Hennig Square Off!- Two veteran tag team wrestlers Evan Bourne and Joe Hennig will square off in a singles match this week. Can Bourne keep his singles run successful, or will Hennig take him down on his way to tag team stardom with DiBiase? Barreta Faces The Funkasaurus!- In the opening match, Trent Barreta will battle Brodus Clay! Will Barreta become the first to take down the Funkasaurus, or will Clay run him over on his freight train of a tear?
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Post by Deleted on Mar 19, 2012 8:31:42 GMT -5
WWE Superstars 3/7/12 Uncasville, Connecticut |
1. Brodus Clay vs. Trent Barreta - Trent Barreta did all he could to fend off the funky one, but nothing he did phased Brodus Clay. Clay threw him around, amusing himself for a few minutes, before Clay nailed him with the Funk It!, pinning Barreta to get the victory. |
- We cut to the back, where William Regal stands, preparing himself for the Royal Rumble later tonight.
William Regal: David Otunga will not grant me the Intercontinental Championship that I rightfully deserve, instead he makes this Twenty Man Royal Rumble. Not only that, he forces me to be the first entrant. It doesn‘t matter where you put me in the match, and it doesn‘t matter if it‘s twenty, thirty, forty, or fifty people in the match. I will outlast them all, and I will be the last man standing, and I will go on to get my title match. Then? I will become the best Intercontinental Champion this promotion has ever seen. No one will ever beat me… No one. |
2. Evan Bourne vs. Joe Hennig -Evan Bourne and Joe Henning brought everything they had, both looking to impress in the singles match. Hennig took Bourne down, using his strength and power to keep Bourne off his feet. Bourne flipped out of a Back Suplex, and began to make a comeback. Bourne kept Henning reeling with his speed and kicks, before throwing him over with a Hurricanrana! Bourne climbed the top rope, leaping off, looking for a Shooting Star Press… but Hennig rolled out of the way! Bourne crashed into the mat, as Hennig picked him up, nailing him with a Hennig-Plex, covering him for the win! |
- We fade to the back, where we see Diva‘s Champion Beth Phoenix and Natalya walking down a hallway. The pass Justin Tyger and Kaitlyn talking, before they are stopped by Josh Matthews.
Josh Matthews: If I can ask a quick question… I just want to know your feelings going into Natalya‘s match with Kharma tonight, as it is pretty obvious you‘re both scared of Kharm-…
Beth Phoenix: Whoa, whoa, whoa… We‘re not scared of Kharma.
Natalya: Yeah, we get away from her as fast as we can, but who wouldn‘t?! Have you seen how ugly she is?!
Beth Phoenix: Yeah, we‘re not scared of her, we just don‘t want to see that up close, and w-…
Before she can finish her statement, Kaitlyn walks up to them laughing.
Kaitlyn: You two are the worst liars ever. You are so scared of her, because you know she is better than you, and you know she will take your Diva‘s Title.
Beth Phoenix: There is no way Kharma would beat me, and look who‘s talking! The one that couldn‘t even beat me for the title herself. You coul-…
Kaitlyn: Oh, hi Kharma!
As Kaitlyn says this, Tyger sneaks behind Phoenix and Natalya, grabbing them on the shoulders. Phoenix and Natalya freak out, running away screaming, leaving Tyger, Kaitlyn, and Matthews standing, laughing at the two. |
3. Kharma vs. Natalya (w/ Beth Phoenix) - Natalya hesitated as the match began, as Kharma tried to attack, but Natalya rolled out of the ring, backing away. The referee stopped Kharma from leaving the ring, and began the count out on Natalya, as she walked over to Beth Phoenix, the two talking over a game plan. Natalya finally got back into the ring, and was immediately attacked by Kharma. Kharma mauled Natalya, not letting her get in one move. Kharma soon lifted Natalya up, slamming her to the mat with an Implant Buster to win the match!
After the match, Kharma turned her attention to Phoenix, but before she could get her hands on her, Beth retrieved Natalya, running to the back as Kharma stood ringside laughing manically. |
- We cut to the back, where Wade Barrett and Drew McIntyre stand ready for their match next.
Wade Barrett: Tonight, Sir Regal will gain his rightful position as the number one contender for the Intercontinental Championship. Not only that, me and Drew will show to everyone we deserve a Tag Team Championship match when we demolish Justin Gabriel.
Drew McIntyre: Not only will we demolish Gabriel, we will destroy Cody Rhodes again. We will make it impossible for him to defeat Regal when he gets his title match. Regal will win the Intercontinental Championship, we will win the Tag Team Championships… and then we will take over the WWE, just like we have said for months.
Wade Barrett: We will reign supreme, it will be the end of WWE as you know it. No one will ever dethrone us…. Never.
Barrett and McIntyre walk off, heading towards the ring. |
- We fade over to a different part of the arena, where we see Justin Gabriel walking with his Tag Team Title around his waist. He walks up to his tag team partner for tonight, Cody Rhodes, Intercontinental Championship around his waist. The two shake hands, before heading towards the ring, as NEXT! flashes on the screen. |
4. Cody Rhodes and Justin Gabriel vs. Wade Barrett and Drew McIntyre - Cody Rhodes and Drew McIntyre start the match, going back and forth before Rhodes gains the advantage. Rhodes tags out to Gabriel, who keeps the control of the match. McIntyre began to make a comeback, taking Gabriel down, keeping his aerial moves out of the match. McIntyre tagged out to Barrett, who used his size and power to keep Gabriel on the defensive. Barrett tried to end the match several times, but Gabriel kept kicking out. Barrett tagged back out to McIntyre, whose cockiness cost him, as Gabriel began to make a comeback, hitting McIntyre with a few kicks. He tried to tag out to Rhodes, but McIntyre cut him off. Barrett jumped off the apron, running to the other side of the ring, pulling Rhodes off the ring. Barrett picked Rhodes up, dropping him with a Wasteland on the floor! In the ring, Gabriel broke free of McIntyre, rolling to his corner… but found no one to tag! Gabriel looked around confused, before noticing Rhodes laying on the ground. Gabriel turned around, getting blasted with a Clothesline from McIntyre! Drew picked Gabriel up, locking his arms before nailing him with a Future Shock! He covered Gabriel, getting the three count!
After the match, McIntyre and Barrett stood in victory, before the grabbed Gabriel‘s Tag Team Title, holding in the air confidently. McIntyre threw the belt on Gabriel, before the two walked away. |
- We fade to the back, where we see David Otunga standing in a hallway, sipping on his coffee mug. He smiles as William Regal walks up, who gives Otunga a death glare before he walks on. Behind him, a seemingly endless line of wrestlers follow, as they all walk towards the ring, ready for the Royal Rumble match next! |
5. Twenty Man Royal Rumble - “Regality“ plays throughout the arena, as William Regal, the first entrant slowly makes his way to the ring with a scowl on his face. He get in the ring and takes off his robe. “The Rising“ plays, as the second entrant Justin Gabriel walks out. Gabriel limps his way to the ring, still feeling the effects from the tag team match earlier. Regal smirks, knowing he has the advantage. The match begins, as Regal quickly takes control. Regal tried to push Gabriel over the top, but Gabriel kicked him in the head, causing him to back off. Gabriel kept on the attack, nailing him with more kicks, before grabbing him, flinging him towards the ropes, but Regal stopped himself, punching Gabriel in the nose. Regal grabbed Gabriel and fling him over the top, but Gabriel landed on the apron! Regal tried to push Gabriel off as the counter appeared on screen, counting down the seconds before the buzzer went off. “S.O.S“ cuts through the silence, as Kofi Kingston charges the ring.
Third Entrant: Kofi Kingston In The Ring: William Regal, Justin Gabriel, Kofi Kingston.
Kingston nails Regal with a forearm, before the two went back and forth, as Gabriel rolled back in the ring. Kingston hit Regal with a number of kicks, but Regal fended them off, before throwing Kingston with a Suplex! Before Regal could regain himself, Gabriel attacked him, bringing down kicks. Regal shoved him away, before taking control over him, as the countdown appeared. The buzzer went off, before “In The Middle Of It Now“ played, with Curt Hawkins strutting to the ring.
Fourth Entrant: Curt Hawkins In The Ring: William Regal, Justin Gabriel, Kofi Kingston, Curt Hawkins.
Hawkins focused on Kingston, as Regal and Gabriel continued to go back and forth. Hawkins attempted to eliminate Kingston, but Kofi kicked him away, saving himself. Gabriel threw Regal onto the apron, as the crowd cheered him on. Gabriel tired to push him down, but Regal caught him with a big punch, before getting back in the ring. The countdown appeared again, before “Born To Win“ played, Evan Bourne running to the ring.
Fifth Entrant: Evan Bourne In The Ring: William Regal, Justin Gabriel, Kofi Kingston, Curt Hawkins, Evan Bourne.
Bourne slid into the ring, saving Kingston from Hawkins again. Bourne sent Hawkins reeling, attempting to eliminate him, but Hawkins pushed him away. Kingston spring boarded off the ropes, kicking Hawkins in the head… but Hawkins fell on the apron, hanging on. Kingston and Bourne stared off, smiling before the locked up and fought for control. Gabriel continued to work over Regal, trapping him in the corner, attempting to lift him over the ropes, before the countdown appeared before the buzzer went off, as “Victory Is Mine“ played. Santino Marella strutted to the ring, as the crowd cheered him on.
Sixth Entrant: Santino Marella In The Ring: William Regal, Justin Gabriel, Kofi Kingston, Curt Hawkins, Evan Bourne, Santino Marella.
Marella slid into the ring, bee lining to Hawkins, hitting him with a couple of takeovers, before hitting a Jawbreaker! Santino drug into his singlet, getting out the Cobra, setting up for it! Santino turned to hit the move, but Hawkins dodged it, grabbing Santino and throwing him over the ropes, but Santino landed on the apron! Hawkins charged him… but Santino nailed him with the Cobra! Hawkins stumbled back, falling to the mat as Santino climbed back in the ring. Kingston and Bourne, and Regal and Gabriel continued to work each other, but neither could get an elimination. The countdown appeared again, the buzzing going off, leading to “Bed Of Nails“ cutting through the arena, Tyson Kidd making his way to the ring!
Seventh Entrant: Tyson Kidd In The Ring: William Regal, Justin Gabriel, Kofi Kingston, Curt Hawkins, Evan Bourne, Santino Marella, Tyson Kidd.
Kidd ran over to Bourne and Kingston, nailing Bourne with a number of forearms, before grabbing Kingston, trying to push him over. Bourne flew in, nailing Kidd with a kick, before trying to toss him over the ropes, but Kidd stopped him, trying to push him over. Regal cracked Gabriel with a knee, but Gabriel soon responded with a kick, throwing Regal over the ropes. Regal landed on the apron, but he grabbed Gabriel, trying to Suplex him over the ropes, but Gabriel blocked him. Santino and Hawkins went back and forth attempting to eliminate each other, but neither could get the other over. The countdown and buzzer went off, before “Live And Learn“ played, Justin Tyger running down to the ring.
Eighth Entrant: Justin Tyger In The Ring: William Regal, Justin Gabriel, Kofi Kingston, Curt Hawkins, Evan Bourne, Santino Marella, Tyson Kidd, Justin Tyger.
Tyger slid into the ring, running over to Santino, trying to help him eliminate Hawkins, but Hawkins fended them off. Hawkins grabbed Tyger, pushing him onto the apron, but Tyger answered with a Knee Strike, getting back into the ring. Santino grabbed Hawkins, walking him to the ropes, as Tyger grabbed Kingston, the two trading shots. The two traded elbows, going back and forth for control. Kidd pushed Bourne, trying to get him over the ropes, as Regal and Gabriel traded shots in the corner. The countdown began and the timer went off, as “Kuntry 2 The Core“ played, Husky Harris walking his way to the ring.
Ninth Entrant: Husky Harris In The Ring: William Regal, Justin Gabriel, Kofi Kingston, Curt Hawkins, Evan Bourne, Santino Marella, Tyson Kidd, Justin Tyger, Husky Harris.
Tyger nailed Kingston with a big Knee Strike, before turning his attention to Harris was he slides into the ring. The two charged each other, trading huge punches. Harris took control, nailing Tyger with a huge Clothesline, before walking over to Santino and Hawkins, eliminating both of them! Harris walked over to Kidd and Bourne, grabbing Kidd and flinging him over the top, sending him to the ground! Bourne nailed Harris with a couple of kicks, but Harris stood unaffected, before lifting Bourne up, throwing him out of the ring onto Kidd! Tyger charged Harris, nailing him with a Running Knee Strike from behind. Tyger tried to heave him over the ropes, but Harris fought away from him. The countdown appeared, leading to the buzzer going off. “Somebody Call My Mama“ played, as Brodus Clay danced his way to the ring.
Tenth Entrant: Brodus Clay Eliminated: Curt Hawkins, Santino Marella, Tyson Kidd, Evan Bourne In The Ring: William Regal, Justin Gabriel, Kofi Kingston, Justin Tyger, Husky Harris, Brodus Clay.
Clay climbed into the ring, walking over to Kingston. The two traded shots, with Kingston attempting to use his speed to take Clay down, but Clay‘s more impressive power was too much for Kingston. Clay tried to push him over the ropes, but Kingston held on for dear life, staying in the ring. As Tyger and Harris traded punches back and forth, Regal slammed Gabriel to the ground, locking him into a submission, looking to wear him down. Regal wrenched Gabriel back, as the countdown ticked down and the buzzer went off. “Say It To My Face“ played, as Alex Riley ran down to the ring.
Eleventh Entrant: Alex Riley In The Ring: William Regal, Justin Gabriel, Kofi Kingston, Justin Tyger, Husky Harris, Brodus Clay, Alex Riley.
Riley targeted Regal, stomping down on him to break the hold he had on Gabriel. Regal and Riley traded shots, with Riley getting the advantage due to Regal‘s fatigue. Riley tried to eliminate him, but couldn‘t get him over. Harris nailed Tyger with a Body Splash in the corner, turning around to see Brodus Clay staring him down. The two beasts locked up, jockeying for control. Harris backed Clay into the ropes, trying to throw him over, but Harris couldn‘t get it done. Clay looked surprised, as Harris maintained the control over him, but Clay soon broke away from him, nailing him with a Clothesline, pushing him into the ropes as the countdown appeared and the buzzer went off. “Headin‘ Right Back“ played, as Percy Watson danced out on stage, making his Superstars debut!
Twelfth Entrant: Percy Watson In The Ring: William Regal, Justin Gabriel, Kofi Kingston, Justin Tyger, Husky Harris, Brodus Clay, Alex Riley, Percy Watson.
Clay and Percy stared off in the middle of the ring, before Percy went into a dance. Clay laughed, before starting to dance himself. Harris broke up the party, nailing them both with a Double Clothesline! Harris grabbed Clay again, pushing him to the ropes, as Tyger stumbled to his feet, walking over to Watson, locking up with him. Watson got the control, hitting Tyger with Arm Drags, before cracking him with an Enzuigiri! Tyger fell over, before Percy pushed him into the corner, trying to get him over the ropes. As Riley and Regal went back and forth, Gabriel walked over to Kingston, as the two began trading kicks and elbows. The countdown began again, the buzzer cueing another entrance. “Here and Now or Never“ played, as Mason Ryan charged the ring.
Thirteenth Entrant: Mason Ryan In The Ring: William Regal, Justin Gabriel, Kofi Kingston, Justin Tyger, Husky Harris, Brodus Clay, Alex Riley, Percy Watson, Mason Ryan.
Ryan rushed over to Harris and Clay, trying to help Harris eliminate Clay. Clay broke free of them, shoving Harris away and focusing his attack on Clay. Tyger and Kingston teamed up on Harris, double teaming him, before trying to eliminate him. Clay and Ryan traded huge shots back and forth, with Clay beginning to get the control, until Watson walked over, helping Clay out by smacking Ryan with a number of forearms. Regal shoved Riley over the top rope, nailing him with a few punches, trying to get him to the floor, but having no luck. The countdown began, with the buzzer going off, as “Bringin‘ Da Hood 2 U“ played, JTG dancing down to the ring.
Fourteenth Entrant: JTG In The Ring: William Regal, Justin Gabriel, Kofi Kingston, Justin Tyger, Husky Harris, Brodus Clay, Alex Riley, Percy Watson, Mason Ryan, JTG.
JTG slid into the ring, immediately helping Clay and Watson in their attack on Clay. Ryan toss JTG away, before nailing Watson and Clay with a Clothesline. Ryan grabbed Watson, flinging him out of the ring, sending him to the floor! Clay and JTG went back on the attack, pushing him into the ropes. Kingston and Gabriel began trading shots again, with Gabriel throwing Kingston onto the apron. Gabriel charged him, but Kingston cracked him with a huge Head Kick! Gabriel staggered back, as Kingston spring boarded into the ring, nailing Gabriel with a Flying Forearm! Harris took control over Tyger, shoving him into the corner, attempting to eliminating him, but Tyger cracked him with a big elbow! Harris stumbled back, as Tyger stood up on the second rope, jumping off and hitting Harris with a Jumping Knee Strike! Regal grabbed Riley on the other side of the ring, scooping him up and hitting a Regal-Plex! Regal tossed Riley over the top rope, but Riley held on! Regal charged him, nailing him with a big elbow, sending him to the floor as the countdown winded down. The buzzer went off, before “Unknown To Huff.E“ played, Hafiz Abdurehman running to the ring!
Fifteenth Entrant: Hafiz Abdurehman Eliminated: Percy Watson and Alex Riley In The Ring: William Regal, Justin Gabriel, Kofi Kingston, Justin Tyger, Husky Harris, Brodus Clay, Mason Ryan, JTG, Hafiz Abdurehman.
Hafiz ran over to Tyger and Harris, helping his tag partner gain a further control over Harris. The two worked to get Harris out, but Harris fended them off. Kingston and Gabriel continued to go back and forth, as Regal grabbed JTG, peeling him away from Clay and Ryan. Regal and JTG traded shots, as Clay attempted further to eliminate Ryan. Regal held control over JTG for a moment, but fatigue began to set further in, allowing JTG to gain the advantage. JTG pushed him to the ropes, trying to work him over, but Regal kicked him away as the countdown hit and the buzzer went off. “Domination“ cut through the arena, as Ezekiel Jackson ran to the ring.
Sixteenth Entrant: Ezekiel Jackson In The Ring: William Regal, Justin Gabriel, Kofi Kingston, Justin Tyger, Husky Harris, Brodus Clay, Mason Ryan, JTG, Hafiz Abdurehman, Ezekiel Jackson.
Ezekiel slid in, aiding his championship partner Gabriel in his fight against Kingston. The two worked Kingston over the ropes. As they worked on Kingston, Tyger and Hafiz tried to get Harris out of the ring, but were unable too. The two backed up, backing into Jackson and Gabriel. The four turned around, meeting each other face to face. Tyger and Hafiz stared the Tag Team Champions down, before they broke out in a brawl! Hafiz and Gabriel worked over into the ropes, as Tyger and Ezekiel continued to trade shots, Tyger looking for redemption for the two times Ezekiel pinned him. As Clay and Ryan still worked each other over, JTG had Regal out on the apron, cracking him with a kick, but Regal held on, falling off his feet to the apron. The countdown and buzzer went off, before “So Close Now“ played, as Jey Uso made his way to the ring.
Seventeenth Entrant: Jey Uso In The Ring: William Regal, Justin Gabriel, Kofi Kingston, Justin Tyger, Husky Harris, Brodus Clay, Mason Ryan, JTG, Hafiz Abdurehman, Ezekiel Jackson, Jey Uso.
Jey slid into the ring, blindsiding JTG. Jey nailed him with a number of punches, before attempting to fling him over the rope… but JTG reversed him, tossing him to the floor! Jey stood in shock that he was eliminated so quickly, as JTG looked down on his laughing. Harris nailed him with a hard forearm, throwing him out on the apron. Harris tried to shove him off, but JTG kicked him in the head! As Harris stumbled back, Jey grabbed JTG‘s foot, trying to pull him off the apron… but JTG held on, Mule Kicking Jey in the face, before quickly getting back into the ring. The countdown and buzzer rang out, as “Gold-Lust“ played. Goldust walked out onto the stage, making his return to Superstars!
Eighteenth Entrant: Goldust Eliminated: Jey Uso In The Ring: William Regal, Justin Gabriel, Kofi Kingston, Justin Tyger, Husky Harris, Brodus Clay, Mason Ryan, JTG, Hafiz Abdurehman, Ezekiel Jackson, Goldust.
Goldust slid into the ring, meeting Regal before the two began trading shots. Ezekiel and Tyger worked on each other, as Tyger tried to heave Ezekiel over the ropes to no avail. Kingston and Gabriel both focused on Hafiz, but Hafiz fended them off, as Harris began attacking JTG, wearing him down quickly. Clay and Ryan fell into a brawl, as the two traded huge punches and elbows. Goldust pushed Regal against the ropes, nearly pushing him over, but Regal kicked him away, staying safe in the ring. The countdown hit again, with the buzzer going off. “I Came From Money“ played, as Ted DiBiase made his way to the ring.
Nineteenth Entrant: Ted DiBiase In The Ring: William Regal, Justin Gabriel, Kofi Kingston, Justin Tyger, Husky Harris, Brodus Clay, Mason Ryan, JTG, Hafiz Abdurehman, Ezekiel Jackson, Goldust, Ted DiBiase.
DiBiase ran in, aiding Harris in his attack on JTG. Ezekiel lifted Tyger over the ropes onto the apron, trying to push him down, but Tyger jumped, nailing Ezekiel with a big knee to the head! Ezekiel fell down, giving Tyger the time to get back into the ring. Clay and Ryan pushed each other against the ropes, still unable to eliminate each other. Harris walked over to them, lifting them both up and sending them to the floor! JTG, Tyger, and Hafiz all charged Harris, picking him up and throwing him to the floor! Tyger turned to JTG, shaking his hand, as DiBiase ran over to Hafiz, Clotheslining him out to the floor! Tyger and JTG attacked him, before both grabbed him, flinging him out of the ring. Tyger and JTG turned around, and was met with a Double Clothesline from Ezekiel, sending them to the floor! As the bodies piled up on the floor, the countdown began for the final time, the buzzer yelling as it ran out. “Stubbed Toe“ blared, as Richie Steamboat rushed to the ring!
Twentieth Entrant: Richie Steamboat Eliminated: Brodus Clay, Mason Ryan, Husky Harris, Hafiz Abdurehman, Ted DiBiase, Justin Tyger, JTG In The Ring: William Regal, Justin Gabriel, Kofi Kingston, Ezekiel Jackson, Goldust, Richie Steamboat.
Steamboat slid into the ring, running over to Gabriel, trading elbows and kicks with him. Regal and Goldust continued to go back and forth, as Goldust gained the control, but he was soon grabbed Ezekiel. The two traded shots for a few moments, before Ezekiel gained the advantage, hitting a Book Of Ezekiel! Jackson picked Goldust up, slinging him out of the ring to the floor! On the other side of the ring, Richie hit Gabriel with a number of Arm Drags, before nailing him with a Superkick, sending him stumbling into the ropes! Richie charged him, lifting him up and sending him to the floor!
Eliminated: Goldust and Justin Gabriel In The Ring: William Regal, Kofi Kingston, Ezekiel Jackson, Richie Steamboat.
The final four stopped to stare each other down, before Jackson charged Regal, as Kingston and Steamboat traded kicks. Kofi caught the advantage with a stiff kick, as he pushed Richie into the ropes, trying to push him over, but Richie nailed him with elbows, before grabbing him and lifting him over the ropes to the apron! Richie charged him, but Kofi nailed him with a kick! Richie stumbled back, as Kofi leaped up onto the ropes looking to springboard, but Richie ran up to him, shoving him off the rope, sending him to the floor! As this happened, Ezekiel lifted Regal, trying to eliminate him.. But Regal dug into his tights, getting out his brass knuckles, punching Ezekiel in the face! Ezekiel fell to his knees, as Regal quickly picked him up, throwing him out of the ring!
Eliminated: Kofi Kingston and Ezekiel Jackson In The Ring: William Regal and Richie Steamboat.
Regal and Richie stared off, Regal panting heavily after so long in the match. Richie took notice and began working as fast as he could, hitting Regal with fast kicks and Arm Drags. Richie grabbed Regal, trying to fling him over the ropes… but Regal blocked it! Regal responded by trying to send him over, but Richie blocked it also, hitting Regal with a number of chops! Regal answered with several punches, before sending Richie to the apron! Regal charged him with a forearm, but Richie dodged it, cracking Regal with a big kick! Regal stumbled to the middle of the ring, as Richie climbed to the top rope, leaping off with a Diving Crossbody! Richie grabbed Regal, tossing him onto the apron. Richie hit Regal with several elbows… before cracking Regal with a Superkick! Regal swayed back and forth, but held onto the rope! Richie took a few steps back, before charging Regal, looking for a Crossbody… but Regal ducked, pulling the ropes down, sending Richie sailing out of the ring to the floor!
Regal rolled into the ring, sitting on his knees in the center. As Justin Roberts announced him as the winner, he held his arms up in the air. Richie took the walk of shame to the back, as Barrett and McIntyre blew by him, sliding into the ring and celebrating with Regal! |
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Post by Red Dragon on Mar 19, 2012 13:25:54 GMT -5
You've put alot of effort into this and this is a fantastic diary. I've skimmed through some of the shows I missed to get a grip of some of the feuds you got going. Seems more of a better version of NXT than Superstars now. Liked Gabriel/Zeke winning the championships. Your graphics between each show is fantastic and so is your roster page. Can't go wrong with a Funky squash. Wouldn't mind Trent actually doing something though. The Regal/Otunga feud is odd but it works. I'd like to see a few more guys called up from FCW. If you keep this up as long as you did your other diaries I'd love to see guys like Rollins, Hero and Claudio pop up. I love how you threw Orton in here as well to get a response from TG11. Loving what your doing with Richie. Epic write up on the rumble. Gabriel got a good showing, seems like your pushing him well in this. Although you built Regal up as a winner I didn't expect him to win in. Overall, a fantastic diary. The one thing I'd like added is an update which isn't a show or a preview. Possibly news, promos or just something different. Good luck and keep this up.
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Post by Johnny Wrestling on Mar 19, 2012 16:34:11 GMT -5
Good job building Henning. I'd love to see a match between him and Bourne in reality. Can't wait for the innevitable Kharma/Phoenix bout. I know why you did it, but I would've loved to see a more intense battle between Kharma and Natalya. Regal/Rhodes should be good, still I'd love to see others get a shot first, though.
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Post by NOW that's WRESTLING on Mar 20, 2012 4:10:32 GMT -5
Having the match start off with William Regal is great. The whole thing seems to be built around him, so I'm guessing he's going to win it. Otunga not granting him a title match is alright. It's still hard for me to imagine a world where Otunga isn't a useless pile of crap. Anyway, Garbiel out second plays to Regal's devilish swagger. Good back and forth with those two before Kofi enters. Kofi saves the day! Regal fending off two young stars is nice. Hawkins in there does little for me. Bourne to the rescue! The near elimination of Hawkins was cool. Santino coming in and going after Hawkins is nice. COBRA! Very cool spot in the middle of a chaotic rumble. Alright, Kidd is there. A lot of near eliminations keeps it lively. Regal and Gabriel are still going at it? Nice. Everybody's picking on Hawkins? That'll do. Husky is in. What a full ring. Haha. This is as easy to follow as it could be with so many people involved. Alright, Tyger and Husky taking care of business. The ring should be less cluttered now. THERE'S MY MAN BRODUS CLAY! Clay/Kingston, Regal/Gabriel, Tyger/Harris. Even numbers are helpful. Riley is in and beating on Regal. Nice to have a fresh guy in there with Regal. That gives him a little break. Husky and Brodus going at it sounds good. Oh snap! Percy Watson baby! Hahahaa. Dancing in the middle of a rumble. Digit. Husky comes in like a beast, taking them both out. Riley and Regal still together, Gabriel and Kingston trading kicks. Everybody seems to be doing something. Batistwo is in now. Clay and Ryan seems like it'd be awesome to see. Clay and Percy teaming up is lolz. Awwww sheeeeeit. JTG in da houze. And there goes Watson. It was nice having him mix it up with established guys. Mmhm. Gabriel and Kingston still going at it. They're flying all over the place. REGALPLEXOVERTHETOPROPE! BIG ELBOW! BYE RILEY! In my opinion, that was a good time for Riley to go out. Again, that's just my opinion. Take it as an opinion, because it's an opinion. Hafiz in to help Tyger with Harris. Regal's fatigue seems to be an issue, but I'm still thinking he'll win this. I love Big Zeke. I especially love that he's teaming with Gabriel. Tag champs going at it with Tyger and Hafiz! Eh... Jey... Uso... is in there. Oh good. He's already out. Kick to the face! Suck it, Samoan! I lovez Goldust. Him going after Regal right away is great. Those two are gods among men. Clay and Ryan, still going. Tedward DiBiase helping Harris. The whole Legacy-type thing is clever. Shiz that's a lot of eliminations all at once. That really cleared things up. Nice to see Gabriel and Regal still in there. Oh, Richie Steamboat! Goldust being eliminated is fine. Gabriel being eliminated by Richie instead of Regal is good. After all they went through in throughout the rumble, it would've been overkill for Regal to eliminate Gabriel. Final four? Yup. Regal, Kofi, Zeke, Richie. Only one of them was born in America. Haha. Richie gets a huge elimination with Kofi out of there! Having it come down to Regal and Richie is incredible. If Richie was a bit more established, I could see him winning this... but it's all Regal's still. Incredible exchange between the two. Regal eats a superkick, but doesn't go out. Regal with the classic rope pull... down... trick. I once won a rumble that way, too! Regal gets his title shot! It was a bit too obvious from the start, but it really put Regal over as a legitimate contender for the belt. As much as he doesn't actually NEED the title, it'd be nice to see him have it for a while... maybe even drop it to Richie down the line. Now that I think about it, that could be what you have planned with the whole Richie/Regal end of the rumble. Gee golly. I hope nobody reads my reply just in case that's where you're headed with this. Overall, fantastic rumble. It was a bit hard to follow at times, but that was because there were SO many people in there. For the most part, everybody had something to do and that something was pretty consistent.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 20, 2012 4:39:55 GMT -5
Final Collision Before IC Title Match!- With his Intercontinental Championship defense just a week away, Cody Rhodes teams with Alex Riley to battle the number one contender, William Regal, and his stablemate Drew McIntyre. Which man will go into the big title match with the advantage? Six Man Warfare!- In a huge six man tag match, Richie Steamboat teams with Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman to battle the Fortunate Sons team of Ted DiBiase, Joe Hennig, and Husky Harris. Will Richie's inexperience in the tag team ranks with Tyger and Hafiz have an effect on the match, or will they over come The Sons' more experienced team? Will The Sons' prove to Tyger and Hafiz that their DNA does mean that they are better than them? Tag Team Championship Skirmish!- After McIntyre pinned Gabriel last week, Superstars GM David Otunga has decided to grant Wade Barrett and Drew McIntyre a Tag Team Championship match next week! This week, Barrett will go one on one against one half of the Tag Champions, Justin Gabriel. Will Barrett defeat Gabriel, and give him and McIntyre a huge wave of momentum going into their tag match, or can Gabriel score the upset and throw the two off their games? Clay And Watson Form A Team!- After their brief dance off during the Royal Rumble last week, Brodus Clay and Percy Watson have formed a team, and in their first outing, they will go against the brother tag team of Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso! Will The Usos use their experience to defeat the newly formed team, or will the funky ones pick up their first victory? Hawkins And Kingston Square Off!- After his impressive showing in the Royal Rumble, Kofi Kingston looks to further extend his win streak since Air Boom's split, as he battles Curt Hawkins. Can Hawkins throw a wrench in Kingston's success, or will Kingston continue kicking his way to the top? AJ Battles Phoenix!- Beth Phoenix will defend her Diva's Championship against Kharma in one week, but this week, Phoenix will go against AJ in a warm up match. Will Phoenix show everyone why she's the champion before she goes into the defense, or will AJ go home with the huge upset? Santino And JTG Team Against Kidd And Barreta!- In the opening match, Santino Marella and JTG will team again to battle Tyson Kidd and Trent Barreta. Can Santino and JTG keep their winning ways going, or will Kidd and Barreta put the fun loving guys down?
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Post by Matt on Mar 20, 2012 10:50:23 GMT -5
Clay defeating Barreta is fine, but I wish it didn’t start off the show. I always feel the best shows start off with something exciting, and a squash match would lose viewers from the start. I really like William Regal’s promo, well done, and I have a feeling he might win tonight’s Rumble. I was surprised to see Hennig defeat Bourne. It is an okay decision, but Hennig, unlike his father, has the charisma of a rock, and that will hold him down in the long run. I both like and dislike that Phoenix and Co. segment. I think it is good to have Nat and Beth fear Kharma, but it was done in a way that makes them look stupid. I would have loved to see Natalya be a little more competitive in her match with Kharma, but I can accept Kharma winning with such ease. I just hate how 2 out of 3 matches have been squashes. The Wade/McIntyre promo is nice; I actually like that pairing. I like how competitive the tag team match was and Wade/Drew going over clean was a nice decesion. I have to say I really like the way you wrote the Royal Rumble - probably the best way I have seen it done. I also applaud how competitive this match is and love the debut of Percy Watson. The one thing I really dislike is the flow of elimination. You go long periods of time without any eliminations and than bum-rush many eliminations at one part in the match. I do really like William Regal winning the match, but you made it very obvious from the start he would win. Overall, a well written show with a few highs, but several lows.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 27, 2012 6:41:12 GMT -5
WWE Superstars 3/14/12 Columbus, Ohio |
- The show begins with William Regal sitting in the middle of the ring, in an extravagant chair. He sits with his legs crossed, twiddling around the microphone before he talks. He quietly states that this will be the last Superstars before the new era. The era of the United Kingdom. He says not only will he win the Intercontinental Champion, but Barrett and McIntyre will also win the Tag Team Championships. That will mark the beginning of the end of the WWE, as they will take over and destroy anyone in their way to dominance. He says that the three will spare us from the horrible future from the lackluster new generation, as he and the rest of United Kingdom will reign forever.
Cody Rhodes interrupts him, walking out onto the apron. He tells Regal that he has grossly underestimated the new generation of WWE. He says that he, and the rest of the future stars in the locker-room will end Regal’s revolution before it’s able to begin. He says the guys in the back will someday rule wrestling when Regal and the older generation are gone, and there’s nothing he can do to stop them. |
1. Santino Marella and JTG vs. Trent Barreta and Tyson Kidd - Marella and JTG danced in the ring, as Barreta and Kidd stood, shaking their heads. Barreta and Kidd controlled Marella and JTG for a majority of the match, until Marella began to make a huge comeback, giving Barreta a number of Hip Tosses, getting out the Cobra and nailing Barreta, but Kidd came into the ring, nailing Marella with a big kick! Marella stumbled to his corner, tagging in JTG, who charged the ring, elbowing Kidd of the apron, before keeping control over Barreta, hitting him with Da Shout Out, covering him to win! |
- We fade to the back, where Beth Phoenix stands with Josh Matthews, her Diva’s Championship. She assures the WWE Universe that she’s not scared of anyone, including Kharma. She says Kharma has nowhere near her strength, nor beauty, and says that she will retain her Diva’s Champions, and will remain the champion until the day she dies. |
2. Beth Phoenix (w/ Natalya) vs. AJ (w/ Kaitlyn) - Phoenix came into the match looking to make a point to the WWE Universe and to Kharma, as she battled AJ. AJ hit some offensive maneuvers at the beginning of the match, but Beth soon took her down, throwing her around the ring before hitting her with a Glam Slam to get the pinfall. After the match, Phoenix stood tall until a spine tingling laugh echoed throughout the arena. Kharma walked out to the ring, staring down Phoenix. Natalya stumbled back, but Phoenix stood tall, getting in Kharma’s face and raising up her title. |
- We cut to the back, where Kofi Kingston prepares for his match. He says that he is quickly rising to the top in the singles division. He states that it won’t be long before he’s challenging for the Intercontinental Championship, be it Rhodes or Regal. His former partner Evan Bourne walks in, shaking Kofi’s hands. The two talk for a moment, before Bourne wishes him luck in his match next, before the two walk away. |
3. Kofi Kingston vs. Curt Hawkins - Kingston and Hawkins went back and forth, trading huge shots as both looked to further their singles careers. Hawkins looked to have the match in the bag, but Kingston reversed the Taste Of Pain, spinning around and cracking Hawkins with a Trouble In Paradise, covering him to score the win. |
- We fade to the back, where we see Brodus Clay, Percy Watson, and the Funkettes dancing down a hallway. Clay and Watson let out various cries and yells, as Josh Matthews walks up to them, looking for an interview, but the four dance on by him, ignoring him. Matthews shrugs and lets out a laugh at them, as we continue to hear Clay talking his jive. |
4. Brodus Clay and Percy Watson vs. Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso - Clay and Watson looked to make their first tag team outing a successful one, as the danced their way to the ring. Their inexperience showed, as The Usos’ cohesiveness as a team gave them an early advantage, but Clay’s size and strength wore The Usos down, as Clay nailed Jimmy with the Funk It!, pinning him for the victory. |
- We fade back to see Wade Barrett standing with Drew McIntyre. Barrett guarantees that he will defeat Gabriel tonight, and earn himself and McIntyre a Tag Team Championship match next week. McIntyre goes on to say that they will go on to win the belts, and later that night Regal will win the Intercontinental Championship, then United Kingdom will take over, and reign until the end of days.
- We cut to a different locker-room, where Justin Gabriel and Ezekiel Jackson stand with their Tag Team Championships. Gabriel says no matter the result tonight, he and Zeke will defend their Tag Titles next week if need be. He says that people like him, Zeke, Rhodes, Riley, and more will prevent United Kingdom from taking them down, that they are the future. He stands a moment, looking down at his championship, before adding that the future looks good. |
5. Justin Gabriel (w/ Ezekiel Jackson) vs. Wade Barrett (w/ Drew McIntyre) - Gabriel and Barrett used their differing styles to keep each other off their games. Gabriel using his speed and high flying to keep Barrett on the defensive, but Barrett soon capitalized, using his size and strength to keep Gabriel off his feet. Gabriel took the control back, nailing Barrett with a huge kick! He climbed to the top rope, looking for a 450 Splash… but McIntyre jumped on the apron! Gabriel tried to kick him off, before Jackson ran over, pulling McIntyre to the floor, cracking him with a huge punch. Gabriel turned his attention back to Barrett, but Barrett was on his feet, pushing Gabriel’s legs, sending him crashing down on the turnbuckle. Barrett puts Gabriel on his shoulders, nailing him with a Wasteland, covering him for the victory! |
- We fade to the back to see Ted DiBiase, Joe Hennig, and Husky Harris. DiBiase states that the three are better than Tyger and Hafiz, saying their DNA, that their blood makes them better wrestlers. Hennig says the door is always open for Richie to join their group, that he doesn’t need to be teaming with genetically in superior guys like Tyger and Hafiz. Harris says that no one can stop them, with their strength, DNA, and “devilishly handsome good looks.
- We fade over to see Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman walking down a hallway. Tyger simply says that he and Hafiz will show everyone tonight that who their fathers and grandfathers were doesn’t matter, when the definitely defeat the Fortunate Sons group. Hafiz says that their fathers didn’t give a damn about them, and they still became great wrestlers. They didn’t have to depend on their names to get them where they are, like the three did. He says he and Tyger respect Richie, for not wanting to live off his father’s legacy, but to improve on it. They walk up to Richie himself, preparing for their match. Tyger and Hafiz shake his hand, before the three way for the ring. |
6. Richie Steamboat, Justin Tyger, Hafiz Abdurehman vs. Ted DiBiase, Joe Hennig, Husky Harris - Richie and Harris exploded as the match began, trading huge punches and kicks. The two went back and forth attempting to gain control over each other, but neither could get a clear advantage. Harris blasted Richie with a big Clothesline, before tagging out to Hennig. Hennig tried to keep Richie down, but Richie soon took control over him. Richie tagged out to Hafiz, who kept Hennig down. Hennig fought him off, sending Hafiz into the defensive. Hennig tried to end the match, but found nothing. Hennig tagged out to DiBiase, who continued the attack on Hafiz. Hafiz crawled to his corner, but DiBiase kept him away, throwing him with more moves, until Hafiz jumped, kicking him in the head, before rolling to his corner and tagging in Tyger! Tyger flew into the match, nailing DiBiase with a Running Knee Strike! Tyger kept DiBiase stumbling with different moves and knee strikes, before DiBiase lifted Tyger up, nailing him with a Spinebuster! DiBiase tried to hit a Dream Street, but Tyger busted out of it, nailing DiBiase with a Body Solebutt! DiBiase bounced off the ropes, charging Tyger, looking for a forearm… but Tyger cradled him, covering him for the victory! Tyger quickly slid out of the ring, backing up the ramp in victory with his teammates, as DiBiase stood fuming in the ring. |
- We fade to the back, where we see Cody Rhodes and Alex Riley shake hands, and begin the march to the ring. The two loon determined as ever, as they look to end Untied Kingdom before they begin. We spilt off to see William Regal and Drew McIntyre, walking down a hallway, with cocky looks plastered on their faces, as “NEXT!” fade onto the screen. |
7. Cody Rhodes and Alex Riley vs. William Regal and Drew McIntyre - Rhodes and Regal started out the match, locking up, with Regal immediately taking Rhodes to the ground. Regal kept Rhodes controlled with various submissions, before Rhodes broke free of him, nailing him with a big kick. Rhodes continued to wear down Regal, but Regal struck him with a hard punch, before tagging out to McIntyre. Rhodes tagged out to Riley, before Riley and McIntyre traded shots. Riley kept McIntyre maintained for a few moments, but McIntyre soon rocked him with a hard kick, before taking him down. McIntyre attempted to end the match, but Riley kept kicking out, reaching for Rhodes for the tag out. McIntyre picked Riley up, looking for the Future Shock, but Riley spun out of it, slamming McIntyre down with a Spinebuster! Riley rolled to his corner, tagging in Rhodes! Rhodes immediately charged Regal, nailing him with a hard elbow, sending him off the apron. Rhodes ran to McIntyre, picking him up and hitting an Alabama Slam! Rhodes stood waiting, as McIntyre stumbles to his feet, before spring boarding off the ropes, cracking him with a Beautiful Disaster kick! Rhodes picked him up, spinning over and hitting a Cross Rhodes, covering him for the victory! After the match, Regal grabbed the Intercontinental Championship from the time keeper, staring at it as he climbed into the ring. He stared down at it, walking up to Rhodes. Regal slowly handed Rhodes the title, pointing at it, and them himself, letting him know the title would soon be his. |
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Will The Revolution Be Ended?- After months of saying United Kingdom will take over WWE, they have a huge chance tonight, as the leader of the group William Regal will challenge Intercontinental Champion Cody Rhodes. Will Regal take the title, and begin the United Kingdom's reign over WWE, or will Rhodes take down the revolution? Tag Team Championship War!- As Regal focuses on the IC Title, his United Kingdom stablemates Wade Barrett and Drew McIntyre will battle Tag Team Champions Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel. Will Barrett and McIntyre begin their team's night on a high note, or will Gabriel and Jackson the first chink out of United Kingdom's armor? Fight Against Genetics- Ted DiBiase claims that he and teammates Hennig and Harris are superior to everyone in WWE due to their genetics, coming from wrestling families. Justin Tyger, coming from a broken home with a drunk father who he hasn't seen since he kicked Tyger out of the house at age 16, says that genetics have nothing to do with it, as he and teammate Hafiz have gotten to their status in WWE without their fathers' help. Tyger has the opportunity to prove himself right as he faces DiBiase in a singles match, after scoring a quick victory over him in a tag match last week. Will Tyger show skill is more important, or will DiBiase show it's all in the DNA? Collision Of The Dominate Divas!- In a highly anticipated match, Diva's Champion Beth Phoenix will defend her title against Kharma. The two strongest divas in WWE will collide, after weeks of the two facing off. Phoenix has shown hesitation about Kharma, but has stated several times she is not afraid of her, and showed everyone as she went face to face with Kharma last week. Will this give Phoenix the confidence to take Kharma down, or will Phoenix be no match for the bigger, possibly stronger Kharma? Climb To The Top- In a match with huge possible stakes, Alex Riley will battle Kofi Kingston. Both men are looking to further their singles careers in Superstars. Which man can prove themselves further, and get closer their their goal of being a champion? Tag Team Collision!- Richie Steamboat denounced the Fortunate Sons and their attitudes as second and third generation wrestlers, saying he came to WWE to surpass his father's legacy, not to live on it. Tonight, Richie will team with Hafiz Abdurehman to battle the Fortunate Sons duo of Husky Harris and Joe Hennig. Can Harris and Hennig show that their wrestling fueled blood make them superior, or will Hafiz show that his DNA doesn't matter, and can Richie show that Harris and Hennig are doing nothing but living off their fathers' legacies? Will Funky Be On A Roll For Planet Funk?- In full force, the strangle Planet Funk teaming of Brodus Clay, Santino Marella, JTG, and Percy Watson band together to battle Curt Hawkins, Mason Ryan, Trent Barreta, and Tyson Kidd. Will the dancing foursome pull out the victory, or can the more serious four end the jokes and take the win for themselves?
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