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Post by Deleted on May 5, 2012 7:14:13 GMT -5
WWE Superstars 5/16/12 Hershey, Pennsylvania |
1. Ted DiBiase vs. JTG- DiBiase and JTG went back and forth throughout the match, both holding the advantage for long stretches of time, before JTG attempted Da Shout Out, but DiBiase reversed out of it, hitting a Dream Street to score the victory! After the match, DiBiase flipped his Million Dollar Title across his shoulder, showing off as he hit JTG with a cheap kick while he was down. - We fade to the back, where we see Kaitlyn readying herself for the tag match next. She says that while she’s focused on the Diva’s Title, but her loss to Phoenix still glooms over her. She says that she cannot go on with her quest until she beats Phoenix, and tonight she will. Chris Danielson walks in, asking Kaitlyn if she was ready. She nods, as the two walk off. 2. Chris Danielson and Kaitlyn vs. Joe Hennig and Beth Phoenix- Hennig and Danielson went to war, their feud still hot in their minds. Hennig took Danielson down, working him over, until Danielson began a comeback, knocking him down with a big head kick. Danielson tagged in Kaitlyn, forcing Hennig to tag out to Phoenix, but Hennig charged Danielson, the two falling out to the floor fighting. Phoenix and Kaitlyn traded shots, with Kaitlyn getting an early advantage, until Phoenix took control. Phoenix lifted Kaitlyn up, trying for a Glam Slam, but Kaitlyn rolled through, cradling Phoenix in a pin to win the match! After the match, Kaitlyn quickly slid out of the ring, celebrating finally beating Phoenix, as Phoenix shot up, angrily kicking the bottom rope. - We cut to the back, where Husky Harris stands, as a replay of his win last week plays on a TV. He laughs, as Josh Matthews walks up, asking him about winning the match to decide the most dominate wrestler in WWE. Harris says that everyone already knew that he was a dominate force in WWE, and last week handing Clay his first loss was just attested to that. Matthews inquires over the shady way he won the match, which Harris laughs off, saying he got the win, not Jackson. If there are any questions, he will answer them tonight we he beats Clay again. 3. Husky Harris vs. Brodus Clay- Harris and Clay collided, trading huge punches and moves. The two couldn’t gain a clear advantage over each other, until Clay caught Harris with a huge punch, sending him back into the corner. Clay charged him, backing into him, before bouncing off the ropes, looking for a Funk It!, but Clay dodged it, before hitting Clay with a Swinging STO! Harris bounced off the ropes, hitting Clay with a Running Senton, covering him for the victory! After the match, Harris laughed as the referee raised his arm, before he left Clay laying in the ring. - We fade to the back, where we see “Lord” William Regal sitting in his royal throne, Intercontiental Championship on his lap. He talks about Richie Steamboat, saying he hasn’t been in the business long enough to even be in a title match with him. He says that’s a big problem with the future generation he hates, they get everything handed to them without working for it. He says he will continue to reign over Superstars, because no undeserving wrestler like Richie will ever take him and the United Kingdom down. 4. Cody Rhodes and Alex Riley vs. Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso- The Usos put up a great fight against the former champion Rhodes, and his partner Riley. The two worked Riley over, until he broke away and tagged in Rhodes, who kept The Usos at bay, before nailing Jey with a Beautiful Disaster kick. Rhodes picked him up, hitting him with a Cross Rhodes to win the match. - We fade to the back, where we see Curt Hawkins and Trent Barreta cockily strutting down the hallway. The two walk down the hallway, talking about how they will be the new Tag Team Champions. We cut to Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel, who carry their Tag Team Titles across their shoulders. “NEXT!” flashes on the screen, as Booker T hypes the Title Match next! 5. Tag Team Championships: Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel (C) vs. Curt Hawkins and Trent Barreta- Hawkins and Gabriel started the match, as Hawkins took control, keeping Gabriel on the defensive. Gabriel tried to mount several comebacks, but Hawkins shut him down before tagging out to Barreta. Trent kept the advantage for his team, keeping Gabriel down, until Gabriel nailed him with a big kick! Gabriel continued his comeback, taking Barreta down until he tagged in Jackson. Ezekiel and Barreta stared down, before Barreta hit him several times, resulting in a laugh from Jackson, who plowed him over with a huge Clothesline! Zeke kept Barreta on the ground with several Scoop Slams. Jackson set up for the Book of Ezekiel, but Hawkins charged the ring, hitting Jackson with a few elbows, trying to stall the move, but Jackson nail him with a huge Clothesline! Jackson picked Barreta back up, hitting the Book Of Ezekiel, before dragging him to the corner and tagging in Gabriel As Jackson picked Hawkins up and threw him out of the ring, Gabriel climbed to the top rope, hitting a 450 Splash on Barreta to retain the titles! After the match, Jackson and Gabriel celebrated their victory, before being met by Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman! The teams stared off, before Tyger pointed to Ezekiel’s tag team title, then pointed to himself and Hafiz. Tyger extended his hand towards Jackson, who quickly accepted it, nodding his head. The two grinned, before Tyger and Hafiz walked off. - We fade to the back, where we see Evan Bourne standing with Josh Matthews. He says tonight he will put any remaining doubts to end, when he beats Kofi Kingston. He says tonight will be proof he deserves every chance that Kingston gets, and proof that Kingston should be the one being left off of shows. Matthews questions him about the Shooting Star Press and why he’s stopped doing it, to which he laughs and says the idiot fans don’t deserve to see it. 6. Kofi Kingston vs. Evan Bourne- Bourne came to the ring, debuting a new theme, before he and Kingston went to war, trading huge strikes and kicks, both trying to use their speed to gain the advantage over each other. Bourne finally began to wear down Kingston down, before cracking Kingston with a kick to the head! Bourne climbed the top rope as the crowd cheered for the move coming up, but Bourne laughed, brushing them off again as he jumped down to their boos. Bourne cockily laughed at them as he walked over to Kingston, bending over to pick him up, but Kingston rolled him up… getting a two count! Kingston grabbed Bourne, hitting him with a DDT before bouncing off the ropes and hitting a Boom Drop! Kingston signaled for the Trouble in Paradise, as Bourne stumbled to his feet. Kingston threw the kick, but Bourne dodged it, rolling Kingston up and grabbing the ropes for leverage, getting the win! After the match, Bourne quickly left the ring, laughing at Kingston as he pointed to his head. - We cut to the back, where Richie Steamboat stands, putting on his wrist tape. He says the Regal is wrong when he talks about him. He says for almost five years, he’s been working his way to the top, going to Japan, Puerto Rico, and Europe, before making his way to the WWE. He says he’s earned his spot, and he has earned a title match. He says that his destiny will soon be fulfilled, and he will create his own legacy when he defeat Regal and becomes the Intercontiental Champion. His friends Tyger and Hafiz walk in, who shakes his hand, as Saxton tells us the main event is next! 7. Richie Steamboat, Justin Tyger, Hafiz Abdurehman vs. “Lord” William Regal, “Sir” Wade Barrett, “Sir” Drew McIntyre- Richie and Regal began the match, the two looking to get the mental advantage heading into their eventual Intercontiental Championship match. Regal took him down, wearing him down with submissions and stretches, but Steamboat slipped away from him, hitting Regal with a number of kicks, and nearly hit Regal with a Superkick, but Regal dodged it, stumbling to his corner and tagging in McIntyre. The two went back and forth, before Steamboat got the control, tagging out to Hafiz. Hafiz continued to work over McIntyre, until Drew fended him off, attempting a Future Shock, but Hafiz broke out of it, but Drew cut him off, hitting him with a kick. Drew tagged out to Barrett, who kept Hafiz controlled, and kept him separated from his corner. Barrett hit Hafiz with a Big Boot and Clothesline, and attempted a Wasteland, but Hafiz slid out of it, hitting Barrett with a knee, stumbling to his corner and tagging on Tyger. Tyger kept Barrett on the defensive, hitting him with a number of Knee Strikes, before hitting a Body Solebutt! Tyger bounced off the ropes, looking for a Western Lariat, but Barrett dodged it, hitting Tyger with a Spinebuster! Barrett tagged in Regal, who locked up with Tyger, looking to get the advantage, but Tyger shoved him away, hitting him with a huge Knee Lift, sending Regal limp to the mat. Tyger picked Regal up, bouncing off the ropes and hitting a Western Lariat! Tyger picked him up again, looking for a Northern Lights Bomb, but Regal blocked it! Regal punched him in the nose, before hitting Tyger with a Regal-Plex! Tyger stumbled to his feet, as Regal charged him, nailing him with a forearm across the face! Regal lifted him up, hitting another Regal-Plex, before locking in a Regal Stretch! Tyger tried to crawl for the rope, but couldn‘t get to them, before tapping out! After the match, Regal kept the Stretch locked in, until Richie and Hafiz hit the ring. Regal and Richie stared off, as Barrett put the Intercontiental Championship around Regal‘s waist. Regal scoffed at Richie, as he put his hands on the title.
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Post by Johnny Wrestling on May 6, 2012 10:30:11 GMT -5
Good to see Kaitlyn finally getting the win. Love how Harris went out as the dominant one. I think it's a pretty good change from what we actually see. Sad to see the Usos lose yet again, though it's obvious Cody shouldn't be losing, and Riley had to catch a break. TYGER AND HAFIZ FOR TAG CHAMPS! Bourne seems really interesting, probably should be the next in line for a title shot if he keeps it this way. Can't wait to finally read Regal vs Steamboat. Been wanting that match a little after Richie's debut. Should be a good one.
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Post by Deleted on May 8, 2012 1:11:53 GMT -5
- As he heads into an Intercontinental Championship match in the coming weeks, Richie Steamboat will face the other members of United Kingdom in singles match. This week, he will go against Drew McIntyre. Can Richie inch his way through the UK before he gets to Regal, or will McIntyre shut him down? - Last week, we saw Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman challenge for the Tag Team Championships, but a wrench was thrown in their plans, when in the main event Tyger tapped out to Regal. Otunga was going to grant them their title match, but now Otunga will make them fight for the shot, as the two will battle again their rival team Ted DiBiase and Joe Hennig. Can Tyger and Hafiz put down the Sons and gain the title shot they've wanted for six months, or will DiBiase and Hennig take them down? - Cody Rhodes will team with Tag Team Champions Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel to do battle with the most dominate wrestler in WWE, Husky Harris, who teams with Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso. Harris stole the title of most dominate wrestler from Jackson two weeks ago, and Jackson looks to make up for it! Can Jackson, Gabriel, and Rhodes score the victory, or will Harris continue his tear through WWE? - In their continuing feud, Kofi Kingston and Evan Bourne will face off in a tag match, a week after Bourne stole a match away from Kingston. Bourne will team with a man he's partnered with several times, Tyson Kidd, to battle the first time teaming of Kingston and Chris Danielson! Can Kingston and Danielson get past their inexperience and gain Kingston revenge over Bourne, or will Bourne and Kidd use their experience to put Kingston down again? - After defeating Beth Phoenix last week, Kaitlyn has been granted a Divas Championship match for a later date. In the mean time, she will go against Eve this week as she prepares for her title match. Will Kaitlyn continue on her roll to the title, or will Eve stop her in her tracks? - After failing to win the tag team titles last week, Curt Hawkins and Trent Barreta look to stay a top team in Superstars, as they square off with another team that hasn't had championship gold luck, Brodus Clay and Percy Watson. Which team can keep their names alive, and which will continue their string of bad luck? - In a singles match, JTG will square off with Heath Slater. This is Slater's second match in Superstars, his first resulting in a loss. Can Slater overcome his early loss, or will JTG continue his good fortune in Superstars?
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Post by Deleted on May 9, 2012 6:57:28 GMT -5
WWE Superstars 5/23/12 Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania |
1. JTG vs. Heath Slater- Slater got the early advantage over JTG, but JTG fended him off, before he began wearing him down. JTG grabbed Slater, nailing him with Da Shout Out to pick up the victory! - We cut to the back, where Drew McIntyre and Wade Barrett stand next to William Regal, Intercontiental Championship laid on his lap, sitting in his royal throne. McIntyre says that tonight will be the end of Richie Steamboat. He says that Steamboat won’t even get close to Regal, and won’t even get close to the Intercontiental Championship, because he will take him out. He says he will beat him within an inch of his life, and will take him out of WWE. He says the United Kingdom will reign forever, and a nobody like Richie Steamboat would never have a chance in the ring with anyone in the UK. Regal stands up, looking at McIntyre, telling him he better not screw this up, before he and Barrett leave the locker-room, leaving McIntyre confused. 2. Brodus Clay and Percy Watson vs. Curt Hawkins and Trent Barreta- Hawkins and Barreta took control of the match, taking Watson down and working him over. The two kept their dominance until Watson broke away from them, tagging in Clay! Clay ran through Hawkins and Barreta, controlling them throughout the rest of the match, before he nailed Barreta with a Funk It! to win! - We fade to the back, where we see Husky Harris standing in the locker room. He starts laughing, as he tells us that last week he showed everyone again why he’s the most dominate wrestler in WWE. He says he handed Brodus Clay not one, but two losses. He says if that’s the best that WWE has to over, there will be no one that can stop the Army Tank that is Husky Harris. Ezekiel Jackson walks up, throwing his Tag Team Championship over his shoulder. He reminds Harris that he’s never beat him before, and he never will, because he is the most dominate in WWE. The two stare off for a moment, before Harris chuckles, walking off as he says we’ll see. 3. Kaitlyn vs. Eve- Kaitlyn impressed as she heads towards her Diva’s Title match, taking a full control over Eve, before locking her into the Lotus Lock, stretching Eve out until she tapped out! - We cut to the back, where we see Evan Bourne standing by a TV, watching footage from last week where he cheated to defeat Kofi Kingston. He laughs, as he says he proved to everyone last week that he’s better than Kofi. He says that he proved that he was the leader and the weight carrier of Air Boom their entire title reign. He shakes his head as he says that Kofi and the WWE Universe are still in denial over the fact he’s better, as he has to be in the ring with him again next. He says it doesn’t matter how many times he has to kick Kofi’s ass, because he will win every single time, before he goes on to become the superstar he deserves to be. 4. Kofi Kingston and Chris Danielson vs. Evan Bourne and Tyson Kidd- Kingston and Danielson got the early advantage, looking to have the match going their way, until a cheap shot on Kofi from Bourne gave him and Kidd the control. Bourne took Danielson down, hitting him with a number of kicks before nailing him with the Here It Is Driver to win the match! After the match, Bourne and Kidd attacked Kofi, throwing Danielson out of the ring. The two continued their mobbing of Kofi until “The Truth Has Set Me Free!” cut through the boos of the arena, before R-Truth ran down to the ring! The crowd cheered as Truth nailed Bourne and Kidd with several punches, until the both slid out of the ring, running up the ramp as Truth checked on Kofi! - We fade to the back, where we see Kaitlyn standing, cooling down after her match. Ted DiBiase cockily walks up, as Kaitlyn asks him why he’s there. DiBiase chuckles, as he walks closer to Kaitlyn, asking her why she’s with a loser like Tyger for. He says that she should be with a real man, a fortunate son like himself. Kaitlyn looks away in disgust, as she says Tyger is a better man than DiBiase would ever be. DiBiase laughs, as he grabs Kaitlyn’s arm, saying that he’s better looking and has more money than Tyger could ever dream. Kaitlyn reels in further disgust, shaking off DiBiase’s arm, as he drew even closer. As Kaitlyn tried to push DiBiase away, Justin Tyger walked in, asking what was going on. DiBiase chuckled as he looked at him, saying absolutely nothing was, before saying he’ll see him out in the ring as he walked away. 5. Cody Rhodes, Ezekiel Jackson, Justin Gabriel vs. Husky Harris, Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso- Harris showed why he’s been declared the most dominate wrestler in WWE, as he took down Gabriel, keeping him controlled until Gabriel broke away and tagged in Jackson! Jackson and Harris collided, trading huge shots, before the to hit a stalemate. Jackson cracked Harris with a Clothesline, sending Harris stumbling to his corner, tagging out to Jey! Harris ran out of the ring, yelling at Ezekiel as he walked up the ramp! Jackson laughed, shaking his head, as he turned into an attack from Jey! Ezekiel brushed him off, hitting him with a number of Scoop Slams, before tagging in Rhodes as Jey tagged out to Jimmy. Rhodes and Jimmy traded moves, until Rhodes nailed Jimmy with a Beautiful Disaster kick, picking him up and hitting a Cross Rhodes to score the win! - We cut to the back, where we see R-Truth walking down a hallway with Kofi Kingston. Josh Matthews walks up, asking why he’s here. R-Truth says he and Little Jimmy are tired of seeing Kofi Kingston getting attacked by Evan Bourne. He says Little Jimmy said that he was sick of seeing it, and they should go and help, and that’s what he and R-Truth did. He says that Kofi is better than Bourne and Tyson Kidd ever have a chance of being, before he says that he and Kofi are going to squash Bourne and Kidd like two little egotistical bugs, and knock some sense into them. 6. Number One Contendership: Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman (w/ Kaitlyn) vs. Ted DiBiase and Joe Hennig- The two teams went to war, all four men in the ring trading shots. Tyger and DiBiase fell out to the floor, as they continued their brawl around the ring. Hafiz and Hennig went back and forth, until Hafiz gained the control. Hafiz threw Hennig into the corner, looking for a Double Knee Strike, but Hennig moved! Hennig nailed Hafiz with a Backdrop Suplex, before setting him up for a Hennig-Plex… but Tyger rolled into the ring, Spearing Hennig! Tyger climbed to his feet, and was met by DiBiase, who lifted Tyger up and hit him with a Spinebuster! DiBiase and Hennig both attacked Hafiz, double teaming him until Tyger stumbled to his feet, who ran behind DiBiase, hitting him with a German Suplex! Hafiz fended Hennig off, before he and Tyger bounced off the ropes, hitting Hennig and DiBiase with Running Knee Strikes! Tyger hit DiBiase with a Body Solebutt, as Hafiz whipped Hennig into the corner, nailing him with a Double Knee Strike! Tyger picked DiBiase up, as Hafiz set Hennig up, Tyger hitting a Northern Lights Bomb and Hafiz hitting a Dream Catcher! Both made the cover, as the referee counted to three! After the match, Tyger and Hafiz celebrated with Kaitlyn, as the two have finally secured a Tag Team Championship match! - We fade to the back, where Richie Steamboat stands, readying himself for his match next. He says that his destiny is coming. He says that he will be getting an Intercontiental Championship match soon, and he won’t waste the opportunity to fulfill his legacy. He says he will single handedly pick off all every member of the United Kingdom one by one until he gets to Regal, and he will take the title, and bring it back to the Resistance, bring it back to the Superstar’s locker-room, and will kill United Kingdom once and for all. 7. Richie Steamboat vs. “Sir” Drew McIntyre (w/ William Regal)- Steamboat and McIntyre traded control of the match, neither having a clear control of the match, until Regal inserted himself into the match, cracking Steamboat with a huge punch as McIntyre distracted the referee. McIntyre then took control over the match, hitting Steamboat with everything he had, before setting him up for a Future Shock… but Steamboat blocked it! Steamboat mounted a comeback, hitting McIntyre with several Arm Drags, before nailing McIntyre with a Superkick! Steamboat climbed to the top rope, hitting McIntyre with a Diving Crossbody, covering him for the victory! After the match, Steamboat stared down at Regal, pointing at his Intercontiental Championship, as Regal shaking his head in disappointment.
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Post by Deleted on May 10, 2012 4:34:34 GMT -5
- After defeating "Sir" Drew McIntyre last week, Richie Steamboat continues his series against the United Kingdom heading into his match with "Lord" William Regal. This week, Steamboat will square off with "Sir" Wade Barrett. Can Richie continue in his path through UK, or will Barrett finally put a stop to his climbing legacy? - Last week, we saw R-Truth debut in Superstars, helping his friend Kofi Kingston fend off an attack from Evan Bourne and Tyson Kidd. This week, Truth will have his first match, teaming with Kofi to take on the two. Can Bourne and Kidd score another win over Kingston, or will Truth's presence have an effect on the match? - Last week, we saw Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman finally secure a Tag Team Title match. They will team with their fellow partner Chris Danielson to take on the Tag Champions Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel, who team with Cody Rhodes. Can Tyger and Hafiz continue to prove themselves in their quest for the Tag Titles, or will their two losses to Jackson and Gabriel in the past loom over them? - Alex Riley looks to get his footing back in Superstars and get back to his winning ways, as he goes one on one with Curt Hawkins. Can Riley put his past losses behind him and get the victory, or will Hawkins keep him down? - The Planet Funk trio of Brodus Clay, Santino Marella, and Percy Watson will do battle with the Fortunate Sons of Husky Harris, Ted DiBiase, and Joe Hennig. Harris looks to continue on as the most dominate wrestler in Superstars, as DiBiase and Hennig look to pick themselves up after losing the Tag Title contendership match last week. Clay also looks to make up for his recent pair of losses against Harris. Can Clay and Planet Funk finally fend off Harris, or will the Sons reign on? - Diva's Champion Kharma will defend her title against Kaitlyn soon, but this week she will square off with Kaitlyn's friend AJ in a non-title match. With Kaitlyn in AJ's corner, can AJ topple the monster diva, or will Kharma stay as an undefeated champion? - Opening the show, we will see JTG go against Trent Barreta. Barreta looks to build his singles career after a failed shot at the Tag Team Titles, as JTG seeks to continue his recent string of wins in singles competition. Can JTG get another win, or will Barreta show himself as a force in the singles division?
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Post by Elliot on May 10, 2012 11:40:29 GMT -5
I've got way behind in this diary, I just kind of missed it I guess. Sorry, Kevy.
A part of me likes Heath Slater and a part of me doesn't. Either way, JTG is better and definitely deserved the victory here. I love how Regal has a throne, classic. I see Richie Steamboat overcoming Drew McIntyre later on. I am literally in love with Brodus Clay, so any win for him is a win for me. I'm not too keen on Percy Watson, but that doesn't matter. Interesting segment with Husky Harris, I'm a big Husky fan, so I hope he beat Ezekiel Jackson. Kaitlyn is getting a Divas Championship Match? Have I missed ten years of this diary? Because she'll never be ready. Evan Bourne has gone heel? What the hell is a Here It Is Driver? Answer me these questions, boy. A nice win for Cody Rhodes and the WWE Tag Team Champions, but I hope Husky Harris can get a victory over Big Zeke in the future. Tyger and Hafiz as the #1 Contenders is good, and personally, I think they'll make good Champions, as long as this doesn't mean we're going to see Kaitlyn take the Divas Championship as well or I'll cry. As expected, Richie Steamboat overcomes the odds and beats Drew McIntyre. I'd love to see him as the Intercontinental Champion. I'll be sticking to reading this as much as possible.
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Post by Deleted on May 10, 2012 14:05:29 GMT -5
I will answer all questions and worries! A part of me likes Heath Slater and a part of me doesn't. He's just my fill in jobber when I have noone else to job. No better jobber than Heath! Kaitlyn is getting a Divas Championship Match? Have I missed ten years of this diary? Because she'll never be ready. She's a good, big, strong opponent for Kharma that actually stands a chance physically, plus she's been on a win streak lately, which includes a revenge pinfall over Phoenix. Evan Bourne has gone heel? What the hell is a Here It Is Driver? Answer me these questions, boy. Bourne heeled the week after Kofi got an IC Title match. He's a jelly mofo. The Here It Is Driver is one of his indy finishers. He's currently not doing the Shooting Star Press because the "Idiots fans who put Kofi before him don't deserve to see it." I think they'll make good Champions, as long as this doesn't mean we're going to see Kaitlyn take the Divas Championship as well or I'll cry. But.... Wouldn't the Richie/Tyger/Hafiz/Kaitlyn team winning the triforce be an epic close to their adventures together!? Anything else!?
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Post by Red Dragon on May 11, 2012 10:30:37 GMT -5
I've got way behind in this diary, I just kind of missed it I guess. Sorry, Kevy. Same. It's a shame too because for whatever reason you never get the replies you deserve. I'm so glad you decided to go on with this. I like how you've introduced new made up characters into this but after you brought up Richie I thought we'd see others from FCW come up. I also like how you've created your own little universe here, almost like you did with GATTACA. With Regal and his UK group, Tyger and his own group, Planet Funk ect. Plus multiple heel/face turns but I'm outta touch with WWE so I might just be confused. I realy like how you've made the womens div relevant. Not many diaries with diva storylines interest me but this does. Seems like your building upto a big show with Richie/Regal, Kharma/ Katlyn like you said above Tyger n friends winning the three titles would be cool to see. Hope you don't end this though, its too good. Sorry about the general reply, hopefuly I'll get round to leaving you a proper one in the future. Good luck and keep this up.
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Post by Johnny Wrestling on May 11, 2012 21:38:16 GMT -5
I will answer all questions and worries! A part of me likes Heath Slater and a part of me doesn't. He's just my fill in jobber when I have noone else to job. No better jobber than Heath! She's a good, big, strong opponent for Kharma that actually stands a chance physically, plus she's been on a win streak lately, which includes a revenge pinfall over Phoenix. Bourne heeled the week after Kofi got an IC Title match. He's a jelly mofo. The Here It Is Driver is one of his indy finishers. He's currently not doing the Shooting Star Press because the "Idiots fans who put Kofi before him don't deserve to see it." I think they'll make good Champions, as long as this doesn't mean we're going to see Kaitlyn take the Divas Championship as well or I'll cry. But.... Wouldn't the Richie/Tyger/Hafiz/Kaitlyn team winning the triforce be an epic close to their adventures together!? Anything else!? Danielson.
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Post by NOW that's WRESTLING on May 12, 2012 0:29:11 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on May 14, 2012 3:24:53 GMT -5
WWE Superstars 5/30/12 Baton Rouge, Louisiana |
1. JTG vs. Trent Barreta- Barreta attempted to mount an offense on JTG early in the match, but JTG took the control, hitting Barreta with Da Shout Out to win! - We cut to the back, where we see Husky Harris, Ted DiBiase, and Joe Hennig standing with Josh Matthews. Harris shakes his head laughing, asking why he has to be in the same ring with Brodus Clay again. He’s already beat him twice, and proven that he is the most dominate wrestler in Superstars. He sighs, saying if he has to kick his as again, he will. DiBiase and Hennig walk up, saying that they might have lost the Contendership match last week, but that means nothing, because they will make up for it tonight, as they and Harris will take on Planet Funk, which DiBiase says with a scoff. Hennig shakes his head, saying that all three of the men are dancing idiots, and have no serious chance against the three of the most genetically gifted wrestler in WWE. 2. Kharma vs. AJ (w/ Kaitlyn)- AJ used her speed to her advantage over Kharma, nailing her with several kicks and dropkicks to her legs, trying to chop the giant down, but Kharma fended her off with several huge strikes, before slamming her to the ground with the Implant Buster to win! After the match, Kaitlyn tended to AJ, before staring off with Kharma, who held her Diva’s Title up high, confident as the two will face off in one week! - We fade to the back, were we see Cody Rhodes standing with Alex Riley. Rhodes says that he has had a great time, and a great run on Superstars, but now he wants to focus on something bigger… He wants to focus on the World Heavyweight Championship on Smackdown. Rhodes says that next week, he will wrestle his final match as a regular Superstars competitor, so he can focus all of his time on becoming World Champion. Riley looks taken aback by the news, but before he can say anything, Rhodes looks at him, and says that General Manager David Otunga has allow him to chose his final match on Superstars, and he wants it to be against Riley! Riley extends his hand, telling Rhodes it would be an honor, as the two shake hands. 3. Brodus Clay, Percy Watson, Santino Marella vs. Husky Harris, Ted DiBiase, Joe Hennig- Clay and Harris brawled throughout the match, their rivalry over the title of most dominate still in their minds. DiBiase and Hennig showed control over Marella, until he fended them off, looking to hit the Cobra, but Hennig kept him off. DiBiase later got an advantage over Watson, hitting him with a Dream Street to win! - We cut to the back, where we see William Regal, sitting in his royal throne, title on his lap. Barrett is standing to the side, getting ready for his match, as McIntyre sits beside Regal, head hung low. Regal shakes his head at McIntyre, saying he can’t believe he messed everything up last week losing to Steamboat. Barrett walks over, saying that he doesn’t have to worry, because unlike McIntyre, he will get the job done tonight, and he will take Steamboat down. Regal tells Barrett he better, as Barrett walks off. Regal stares down at his title, as McIntyre stands up, walking away. 4. Alex Riley vs. Curt Hawkins- Hawkins maintained the control over Riley through the match. Riley attempted a number of comebacks, but Hawkins continued to shut him down! Hawkins set Riley up for the Taste Of Pain… but Riley broke free, hitting Hawkins with a Spinebuster, following it up with a TKO to take the victory! - We fade to the back, where we see Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman standing with Kaitlyn. Tyger says that they finally gained a Tag Team Championship match after six months of climbing their way back up. Hafiz says that in one week, they will finally prove to everyone that they are the best tag team in WWE. Tyger adds that Superstars will be in London, Ontario, Canada, where Hafiz grew up, where he spent a portion of his childhood. Hafiz says that the show will be just miles from where they went to high school, and they will not fumble their chance in their hometown return. Tyger says that they can’t forget, not only are they getting a title match, but Kaitlyn is getting a Diva’s Title match the same night. Kaitlyn says that she will be the one to take down Kharma, and she will take the title, then Tyger and Hafiz will take the Tag Titles. Tyger adds not only that, their partner and friend Richie Steamboat will win the Intercontiental Championship in the main event. Hafiz jokes, saying “Not that bad for four genetically insuperior wrestlers, eh?” The three laugh, as Chris Danielson walks up. He asks if they’re ready, as Tyger quickly grabs him, putting his arm around his neck and leading the train to the ring! 5. Justin Tyger, Hafiz Abdurehman, Chris Danielson (w/ Kaitlyn) vs. Cody Rhodes, Ezekiel Jackson, Justin Gabriel- Tyger and Hafiz went back and forth with the tag team champions Jackson and Gabriel for the majority of the match, both looking to gain the advantage heading into their title match next week. Rhodes gained an advantage over Tyger for a few moments, before Tyger broke free of him, tagging in Danielson. Danielson kept Rhodes and Gabriel at bay, holding a control over the match until Jackson came in. Ezekiel took him down with a number of slams and clotheslines, before hitting Danielson with the Book Of Ezekiel, getting the win! After the match, Tyger and Hafiz helped Danielson to his feet, before facing off with Ezekiel and Gabriel, who wore their title belts across their shoulders. The two teams shook hands, before Tyger and Hafiz left the ring. - We cut to the back, where we see Evan Bourne and Tyson Kidd walking down the hallway. Bourne says that R-Truth coming to Superstars means nothing, because he and Kidd will take him down, and throw him out of the way, to get to Kingston, and they will beat him again. He says that he will show everyone, once again, as if he needed to, that he is better than Kingston, without a shadow of a doubt. - We fade to a separate hallways, where we see R-Truth standing, looking down and talking to Little Jimmy. He goes back and forth with Little Jimmy, before Kingston walks up, shaking R-Truth’s hand. R-Truth asks why he didn’t shake Little Jimmy’s hand, to which Kingston confusedly looks down, extending his hand into the air as R-Truth nods and smiles at the sight. R-Truth asks Kingston if he’s ready to show everyone that Bourne and Kidd aren’t nothing but a bunch of punks, as Kingston nods, saying he’s ready to get some revenge tonight. 6. R-Truth and Kofi Kingston (w/ Little Jimmy) vs. Evan Bourne and Tyson Kidd- Bourne and Kingston immediately went to war, trading stiff kicks and aerial moves, until Bourne got the advantage, keeping Kingston separated from Truth. Kingston fended Kidd off, nailing him with a big kick, before jumping to his corner, tagging in Truth! Truth hit the ring on fire, taking both Kidd and Bourne down, before hitting Bourne with a Scissors Kick! Kidd tried to attack Truth from behind, but Truth reversed him, hitting him with a Lie Detector, before nailing him with a What’s Up?, covering him for the victory! After the match, as Truth celebrated with Little Jimmy, Kingston stared down on Bourne, who walked up the ramp, holding the back of his head. - We fade to the back, where we see Richie Steamboat walking down a hallway towards the ring. Josh Matthews walks up, asking him about his match next. Richie says that he’s done talking about United Kingdom. He defeated McIntyre last week, and he will defeat Barrett next. Next week, he will go on and beat Regal for the Intercontiental Championship. He says that talking won’t prove to anyone he can do it, so he will go out there and show everyone. 7. Richie Steamboat vs. “Sir” Wade Barrett (w/ “Lord” William Regal)- Barrett used his power and size to keep Steamboat on the defensive. Barrett threw Steamboat around, before setting up for the Wasteland, but Steamboat slid out of it! Steamboat took the opportunity to mount a huge comeback, nailing Barrett with a number of kicks, before hitting several Arm Drags. Steamboat jumped up, cracking Barrett with a Superkick! Steamboat climbed to the top rope, leaping off and looking for a Diving Crossbody… but Barrett caught him! Barrett laughed, as he threw Steamboat onto his shoulders, looking for the Wasteland again… but Steamboat slipped out, nailing Barrett with another Superkick, covering him for the victory! After the match, Steamboat stared off with Regal, motioning around his waist, letting Regal know he will be champion in one week!
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Post by SodaGuy on May 16, 2012 2:58:30 GMT -5
I am the reason you have the spotlight, that's my reply.
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Post by Deleted on May 16, 2012 4:37:12 GMT -5
- Since the beginning of 2012, the United Kingdom have wreaking havoc on Superstars. Since Drew McIntyre and Wade Barrett shocked everyone by attacking then Intercontiental Champion Cody Rhodes, Superstars has been on notice. UK then shook Superstars to it’s very foundation, when William Regal joined the duo, and won the Intercontiental Championship just weeks later, allowing the UK to take full control over Superstars. Since that moment, the entire Superstars locker-room joined together to form the Resistance, aiming to destroy the United Kingdom, get back what is rightfully theirs, the Intercontiental Championship, and gain control back over their show. Regal scoffed their way as he sat in his plush Royal Throne, naming himself the "Lord" of the United Kingdom reign over Superstars, claiming that none of the so called future generation could match him in talent and skill, but backed his words up by defeating Rhodes again in a rematch, and taking down fellow members of the Resistance. Richie Steamboat has been on the rise since late January, battling the Fortunate Sons alongside Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman, looking to form his own legacy and step out of the shadow of his legendary father, WWE Hall Of Fame member Ricky Steamboat. After defeating all three of the Sons, Richie moved on to a new goal, the Intercontiental Championship. The UK attacked Alex Riley backstage, taking him out of a tag team match where he was set to team with Cody Rhodes to battle the team. Steamboat rose to the occasion, filling Riley’s spot in the match. Richie made his intentions known as he took down McIntyre in the match, proving himself in the war against UK. Richie has since picked through both McIntyre and Barrett in singles matches as he inched closer and closer to his title match with Regal. Will Regal and his United Kingdom continue on their reign of dominance and control over Superstars, or will Steamboat finally cement his own legacy by winning the Intercontiental Championship and bringing it back home to the Resistance? - Last November, we saw the internationally renowned team of Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman make their debut in WWE, claiming to be the best tag team WWE ever saw. The two immediately went into a rivalry with Booker T, who was open and honest about his distain for their attitudes, and his long time tag partner Goldust. During this time, the two were put in a match with the relatively new tag team of Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel. After distraction from Booker T, Jackson and Gabriel were able to hand Tyger and Hafiz their first loss in WWE, when Jackson pinned Tyger after the Book Of Ezekiel. The two teams didn’t cross ways until months later, after Tyger and Hafiz ended their rivalry with Booker T and Goldust, defeating them in a tag team match. The following week Superstars General Manager put Tyger and Hafiz on a number one contenders match for a shot at the Tag Team Championships, against the sole team that had beat them, Jackson and Gabriel, who repeated their earlier success, when Jackson pinned Tyger yet again. Jackson and Gabriel would go on to win the Tag Team Championships from Air Boom later that month. After the match, Tyger and Hafiz surprised everyone, having a change of heart and shaking the new champions’ hands. Tyger and Hafiz would go on to say that they respect the team, saying that they are infact the best tag team in WWE, but told them that they will soon be gunning for the team to not only win the Tag Team Titles, but to regain the title of best tag team in WWE. While Jackson and Gabriel defended their titles against all comers, Tyger and Hafiz rose up the ladder, feuding with the Fortunate Sons trio of Ted DiBiase, Joe Hennig, and Husky Harris, looking to prove that their skill means more than the Sons‘ genetics would ever. The two would hit a major setback, when DiBiase injured Tyger with a brutal attack on his war-injured left knee. Tyger would return four weeks later, as he and Hafiz would soon take down DiBiase and Hennig, earning their first shot at the Tag Team Championships. Will Ezekiel and Gabriel defeat the team once again and reign on as champions, or will Tyger and Hafiz prove that the third time is a charm, and take down the team to finally win the Tag Team Championships, and regain their place as the best tag team in WWE? - Early in January, then Intercontiental Champion Cody Rhodes was riding high, until the formation of the United Kingdom sent him crashing to the ground. McIntyre and Barrett terrorized the champion with sneak attacks, claiming he had no friends in the locker-room after his despicable acts while champion. Alex Riley was there to support Rhodes in his fight, forming a team with the champion in his war against the United Kingdom. For the past five months, Rhodes and Riley have been by each others sides, teaming with each other on a weekly basis, mostly fighting against the UK trio. Last week, Rhodes shocked Superstars, including Riley himself, as he announced he would be leaving Superstars to focus his full attention to his fight on Smackdown to become World Heavyweight Champion. GM Otunga granted Rhodes the right to choice his opponent in his last match. Without hesitation, Rhodes chose Riley to face him, which Riley graciously accepted, saying it would be an honor to wrestle him in his final Superstars match. Will Rhodes leave Superstars on a high note, as he advances to fulfill his dream of being World Heavyweight Champion, or will Riley score the huge upset over his friend and rocket to the top of the ladder to end their run on Superstars? - In August of last year, we saw Kofi Kingston and Evan Bourne band together to form the tag team Air Boom, winning the Tag Team Championships in just their second match as a team. For six months, the two would dominate the tag team division, defending their titles against every tag team thrown their way, until Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel came into the picture in late January. In February, Jackson and Gabriel would defeat Air Boom to win their Tag Team Championships. The following week, Kingston and Bourne announced the dissolution of Air Boom, saying it was a friendly spilt, as both wanted to focus on their singles careers. Since then, Kingston has rose to the top, joining the Resistance in their fight against United Kingdom, gaining an Intercontiental Championship match against Regal, which he would later lose. In the meantime, Bourne would flounder, usually opening episodes, if he was even on the show at all. Bourne stood behind Kingston during his success, but following Kingston failed attempt at winning the Intercontiental Championship, Bourne’s mood changed drastically. In their first tag team match since they broke up Air Boom, Bourne walked out on Kingston, watching on as DiBiase and Hennig decimated Kingston, pinning him. After the match, Bourne would climb back in the ring, attacking Kingston, hitting him with the Here It Is Driver, before leaving him laying on the mat. Bourne later stated that he had had enough of seeing Kingston be given every chance, that Bourne himself deserved, and fumble the ball. He called Kingston a loser, saying he carried the team throughout their reign as champions, not Kingston. Kingston showed shock as Bourne’s new attitude, saying he doesn’t know what happened to the Bourne he was friends and champions with. Bourne would continue his cheap shots on Kingston during tag matches with his new partner Tyson Kidd. The two would soon have a one on one match, to which Bourne was elated to finally show everyone that he was the better of the two, while Kingston show sadness, saying he didn’t want to hurt Bourne, but saying he needed to. Bourne would cheat Kingston out of the match, rolling Kingston up and grabbing the ropes to get the pinfall. The following week, Bourne and Kidd would attack Kingston once again, but this time R-Truth, noted friend of Kingston, would make his Superstars debut, coming to the aid of Kofi. The pair would later go on to defeat Bourne and Kidd in a tag match, but Bourne and Kingston’s feud still lingers on, as they will meet again in a singles match. Will Bourne once again find the cheap way out to defeat Kingston and prove that he is the better man of Air Boom, or will Kingston finally end Bourne’s games and show Bourne he deserves all the chances he’s given, by getting the revenge that was stolen from him? - In early March, Kharma put all of the diva’s in Superstars on notice, as she made her Superstars debut, dominating everyone in her path, soon taking down the Diva’s Champion Beth Phoenix to win the title. Since then, a number of divas have tried and failed to topple the monster and take the title away. Kaitlyn has risen above the other diva’s as a worthy challenger for Kharma, using her strength and power to cut through the competition and win several match, including defeating three former Diva’s Champions. Kaitlyn now eyes Kharma and the Diva’s Championship. Will Kharma continue on with her nightmarish control over the diva’s division, or will Kaitlyn prove herself equally as strong as Kharma, taking down the monster diva, and take the title away? - After Evan Bourne turned on former partner Kofi Kingston, he found a new friend in one Tyson Kidd, as the two teamed numerous times, stealing wins from and sneak attacking Kingston. Kingston would find back up in the form of his friend, R-Truth. Kofi and R-Truth would go on to defeat Bourne and Kidd in a later tag team match, with Truth pinning Kidd to take home the victory. Kidd looks for revenge, as he will square off with R-Truth in a singles match. Will Kidd get just that with a victory over him, or with R-Truth once again take down Kidd, and leave the winner? - The title of most dominate wrestler in Superstars has been fought for, for weeks now. It began with Husky Harris, Brodus Clay, Ezekiel Jackson, and Mason Ryan battling for the claim, with Ryan soon eliminated from the running after a loss in a tag match with the four. Clay, Jackson, and Harris would later do battle in a triple threat match, where Harris stole the victory away from Jackson, pinning Clay after Jackson did the damage with a Book Of Ezekiel. Harris as since walked around telling everyone he is the most dominate wrestler in Superstars, further solidifying the statement with two more wins over Clay. Ryan looks to get back in the picture and make up for his loss, as he looks to take down the “Army Tank” that is Harris. Will Harris continue on his hot streak of dominance, or will Ryan end his ride and prove himself again as a strong force in Superstars? - The Fortunate Sons duo of Ted DiBiase and Joe Hennig have been running as a tag team since the beginning of the year, saying that their wrestling breed genetics make them a superior tag team. The two would enter a heated feud with Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman, two men who grew up with lackluster or no father figures in their lives. Tyger and Hafiz would go on to prove that their skill overpowered the Sons’ wrestling blood, but not before DiBiase could take Tyger out by injuring his knee, taking him out of action for four weeks. Cue the debut of Chris Danielson, Tyger’s young protégé when the two wrestled in Japan together. Danielson would fill the void well, handing Hennig several losses, but could never take down DiBiase, who seems to have Danielson’s number in the ring. Danielson will team with JTG, who Tyger and Hafiz befriended during a Royal Rumble match on Superstars several months ago. While Danielson and JTG do have experience teaming on other occasions, they have not been the full time team that DiBiase and Hennig have been. Will DiBiase and Hennig use their experience to their advantage and take down the two, or will Danielson finally find a way with JTG to finally defeat DiBiase?
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Post by Deleted on May 20, 2012 4:37:53 GMT -5
Justin Tyger And Hafiz Abdurehman Return To Their High School As They Head Towards Tag Title Match In Their Hometown.- Just days before their biggest match in their WWE careers, Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman returned to their roots, visiting their high school, Westminster Secondary School, in London, Ontario. Tyger and Hafiz walked down the halls of their high school, before Tyger stopped, walking up to a door.
Justin Tyger: This was my home room in grade ten right here.
Hafiz Abdurehman: I had a class there in uhh… grade eleven I think, that’s cool we had a class in the same room.
Both looked inside, before they walked down the hall, walking into the cafeteria.
Tyger: I went here for grade ten in ‘88. You started here in ‘96 right?
Hafiz: Yeah…. Jezz, you’re old dude. You went here almost ten years before I did, ha-ha.
Tyger: Ahh, shut up. I was wrestling for the Triple Crown Championship while you were trying to hook up with girls.
The two laughed, as Tyger walked to the back corner of the cafeteria, sitting down at a table.
Tyger: I sat right here for the four months I went here
Tyger pointed to the seat to the right of him.
Tyger: And here is where a girl I had a huuuge crush on sat.
Hafiz: Did you ever get with her?! Use that Tyger charm?!
Tyger: Ooooh no, I was and still am awkward as hell around girls. I didn’t know how to talk to one.
The two laughed as they looked around, reminiscing.
Tyger: It’s crazy to be back here after twenty four years.
Hafiz sat down, agreeing with him, as the camera man began asking questions about their high school years.
Camera Man: Was this the only high school you two went to?
Hafiz: It was for me, I went all four years here.
Tyger: I went to Century Secondary School in Windsor for grade nine, here for the first half of grade ten, and Lebanon High School in America for the last half, and the first half of grade eleven before I dropped out.
Camera Man: Oh, so you didn’t finish high school? Why did you drop out?
Tyger: I left really early in the second semester of grade eleven, and because I was homeless at the time. I was living in an old barn, that didn’t have a shower or a clothes washer, so going to school stinkin’ and hungry everyday just didn’t work, ha-ha.
Camera Man: What kind of people were you in high school?
Hafiz: I guess I was pretty popular. I had a lot of friends. This is a really small school, so it’s not hard to know a lot of people here. I got good grades and everything, so I guess I was our pretty average student.
Tyger: Like I said, I was a complete introvert in school. The girls I sat with at lunch were pretty much the only people I ever talked to in high school. I was just always a quiet guy, plus when you go to three different schools it’s hard to get out of your shell, and I did decent in school. When I tried I did really good, but I just rarely tried.
We fade to Tyger and Hafiz walking inside a classroom, the two sitting in desks beside each other. Tyger slumped back in his seat, looking at Hafiz.
Tyger: This is probably how you’d always find me sitting in these things. Off in my own world thinking about wrestling.
Hafiz: Ha-ha, you just didn’t care, eh?
Tyger: It’s not that I didn’t care, but so much was going on in my life, the last thing I was worried about was math and science.
Camera Man: You said you went to three different high schools, how long did you live here?
Tyger: I was here for about six or seven months. You’ve lived here your whole life right?
Hafiz: Yeah, other than when I lived with you in Japan.
Camera Man: So you two lived together while you were over there?
Hafiz: Right, Tyger got me there in 2008, and you’d had been there for how long?
Tyger: For… uhh.. Sixteen years and a couple of months.
Camera Man: A lot of the WWE Universe probably doesn’t know your history, how did you two end up becoming a team?
Tyger: Well, I was working in NOAH, and they wanted some more gaijins, and I had seen Hafiz wrestling around in Canada and I thought he would be great, and they brought him in, and they had us teaming for a few shows before we really started hitting our stride there and they made us and official team.
Hafiz: If it wasn’t for Tyger getting me over there and them making us a full time team, I wouldn’t have ever gotten to where I am. I learned so much with him over there, and that was the most success I’d ever had in wrestling. We’d never won the Tag Titles over there or anything, but the success we had was more than I’d ever imaged having.
Tyger: It was a lot of fun over there. I had two other long term partners over there that I won a few titles with, and I woulda loved to have won them with Hafiz too, but it just wasn’t in the cards for us, that’s why this match with Jackson and Gabriel is so important.
Hafiz: This is the biggest stage we’ve ever been on, you know. For us to leave Japan and come to WWE and win the titles, that would be huge, and to do it here in London, just down the street from where me and Tyger went to high school, that would be crazy.
Tyger: I haven’t been here in twenty four years, so us coming back here to where I lived for awhile, to Hafiz’s hometown, that would be really full circle.
We fade to Tyger and Hafiz walking into the principal’s office, where the principal is there to greet them, shaking their hands.
Principal: I remember Hafiz being in here…. On more than several occasions.
Tyger: Oh, so he was a trouble maker even back then, eh?
Hafiz: Oh come on, like you never ended up in here!
Tyger: I am proud to say in my eleven years of schooling I never went to the principal’s office, quite thank you. I was a good boy.
The three laugh, as we fade to Tyger and Hafiz walking out of the school, stopping for a moment to take a long look at it.
Hafiz: That was pretty crazy.
Tyger: I can’t believe it’s been twenty four years, makes me feel old.
Camera Man: So, in just a couple days, you will face Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel for the Tag Team Championships, a team you‘ve never beaten. What are your final thoughts heading into the match?
Hafiz: They’re a tough team, they are, but we’re a tough team also. They’re the only team that has beaten us in WWE. It’ll be a hard fought match, but third time’s the charm, man. We’re not gonna waste this opportunity.
Tyger: We’ve been fighting for this for six months. There’s no better ending for our four year journey as a team than this. To come back home, and win the belts just a few minutes for where we went to high school. This is the biggest match we’ve ever had, and like Hafiz said, we ain’t gonna waste this chance we got here. Yeah, they’ve beat us twice but, that was in the past. We will get them this Wednesday, there’s just no way we won’t. |
After a day of reliving old memories and touring their old high school, Tyger and Hafiz have their work cut out for them this week on Superstars, as they will challenge Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel for the Tag Team Championships. Can Tyger and Hafiz return home and finally defeat the only team to have defeated them and finally win Tag Team Gold, or will Jackson and Gabriel shut them down again and leave Canada as champions?
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Post by Ace Bennett on May 20, 2012 10:45:17 GMT -5
Well, after three days, I finally got through reading all of this. I was a big fan of Tyger and Hafiz in WWEland so I was excited to see it continued in this diary, I wasn't aware of that aspect of it until I opened the thread for the first time a week or so ago. I can't believe the lack of replies you are getting, because this is just really good stuff and it's a shame that other people only read people's stuff if their's gets read. For what's on 5 pages, this diary should be at like 10. My favorite part of this diary is the re-invention of the tag team division. I really like the team of Gabriel and Jackson, and they've made great champions. Planet Funk is also really cool, and I like seeing Watson around as I was a fan during his time in NXT. The Fortunate Sons is also an entertaining group, and I think it'd be pretty cool to have the join the UK to really accentuate the entire locker room war, because it doesn't seem like the Fortunate Sons are on either side right now, despite you saying the whole locker room is against UK. I'm really enjoying the UK angle right now, I wish that McIntyre and Barrett were getting shots at the tag belts though, just seems like they are there to job to Regal's contenders before the championship matches. The dominance angle is also really cool, but I hope that Harris isn't the one to go over there, I'm a huge fan of Jackson and I hope that he gets a nice singles push if you are to break him and Gabriel up. If not, I hope you give them a team name. There are a lot of tag teams, and I think team names would make them even more unique, and it would remind me of tag wrestling in the heyday where you knew the tag team names better than the individual wrestlers. My favorite angle right now is probably with Bourne, because he's one of my favorites. I hope that he will get an IC run in this eventually, probably when Regal loses. I think you can still get some juice out of the UK angle though, so I hope Steamboat doesn't win yet, although I do think he makes the most sense for next champion right now. I do have one question though. Is this Superstars considered a separate brand? I feel like these matches and feuds look good on paper, but wouldn't really happen on a tertiary show like Superstars is right now. Also, why aren't you putting these talents on PPV? It seems like almost all of WWE's midcard is here, and in really big feuds. People like Rhodes, Kofi, Bourne, and all of the Championship belts that are solely defended on this show would be missed on the PPVs. Just curious about that is all. But yeah, you definitely got a reader in me. Regardless of whether or not you wanna read my stuff.
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Post by Deleted on May 20, 2012 14:50:03 GMT -5
I do have one question though. Is this Superstars considered a separate brand? I feel like these matches and feuds look good on paper, but wouldn't really happen on a tertiary show like Superstars is right now. Also, why aren't you putting these talents on PPV? It seems like almost all of WWE's midcard is here, and in really big feuds. People like Rhodes, Kofi, Bourne, and all of the Championship belts that are solely defended on this show would be missed on the PPVs. Just curious about that is all. I've always seen Superstars as a separate brand, airing on the WWE Network, but the roster isn't exclusive like the two main brands. I've always left it to the imagination what the guys in the show did on Raw and Smackdown, like Rhodes saying he wants to leave so he can focus full time on the World Title, suggesting he's been trying for it while on SD. I've contained the feuds and title matches just on Superstars more for convenience than anything. It's less confusing and easier to follow, imo. Plus, if Superstars really was on WWE Network like this, I could see them having title matches to try and get people watching.
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Post by Red Dragon on May 21, 2012 7:51:10 GMT -5
Liking the new non-shows update. Looks like the next show is a blockbuster. Richie/Regal looks like a good bout. Could be a good underdog finish for Richie to win. Tyger and Hafiz winning the titles are a natual conclusion to the story, whether they win it now or later. I can see one of Richie or Tyger/Hafiz winning the belts. I really like the backstory you got to Rhodes/Riley. Never been a fan of Riley really so putting him over a World Champ contender would be a big no no in my books. Kofi/Bourne should be good. Great to see you brought back the Here We Go Driver. I like Kaitlyn challenging for the title, like you said before she's been built up well as a legit challenger. I still see Kharma retaining. Kidd/Truth seems good partners to Bourne/Kofi. The dominance storyline is really innovative, you come up with some good storylines for this. I think Ted DiBiase is too good to be stuck in a tag team, could easily be main eventing superstars. Loving the school update. Gave more of a backstory to both characters. Can't wait to see the next show, good luck.
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Post by Deleted on May 21, 2012 16:08:54 GMT -5
The Explosion Of Air Boom.- In August, we saw the formation for Air Boom, as Kofi Kingston and Evan Bourne gained a huge fan following. The two won the Tag Team Championships, and held them for six months before the two lost the titles to Ezekiel Jackson and Justin Gabriel, ending their fantastic reign as champions. Soon after this, we saw Air Boom respectfully split off, both saying they wanted to focus on their singles runs. Kingston immediately went to the top, being one of the men on the frontline of the Resistance, challenging Regal, while Bourne floundered, opening shows, if he even made the shows at all. At first, we saw Bourne support Kingston in his fight for the Intercontiental Championship, but that all ended when Bourne left Kingston alone in a tag team match, lighting the spark that lead to the explosion of Air Boom. “Everyone in WWE knows that I lead and I carried that tag team,” Evan Bourne said. “I am tired of not getting the recognition that I deserve. Everyone knows that I am better than Kofi, and I have proved that since then, I have defeated Kingston. I don’t understand why people still think he deserves more than me.” “I don’t get what has happened to Evan,” Kingston said in reply to Bourne’s statement. “We used to be great friends, I never knew he felt this way. If only he sat down and talked about it with me instead of doing all of this, we could have talked through it. We never needed to have all of this. I never saw myself as a better wrestler, or more deserving than him. When we were a team, I saw us as equal. We both carried the load of that tag team. Not just him, not just me, we both did. He’s mad that I was fighting against Regal for the title while he as opening shows, he seems to think that was my decision. Then he goes and hits me with a bunch of sneak attacks and cheats to beat me, then he seems to think he’s proven something. I don’t want to have to beat some sense into him, because I wish we could still be friends and partners, but if this is how it’s gotta be, that’s how it’s gotta be.” - In recent weeks, we have seen Bourne form a partnership with Tyson Kidd, as the two have terrorized Kingston, double teaming him with sneak attacks from behind. Two weeks ago, during an attack on Kingston, R-Truth made his surprising debut on Superstars, coming to the aid to his friend, fending off Bourne and Kidd. Last week, Kingston and R-Truth teamed up to defeat Bourne and Kidd. “If R-Truth was smart like me,” Bourne grinned, “He would know not become friends and partners with Kofi. R-Truth is a veteran in this business, he deserves to be fighting for titles, not getting held down by someone as arrogant as Kingston. Kingston’s probably thinking about how much better he is than Truth right now, just like he did to me. If Truth was smart he’d stay away from Kingston so he can reach his full potential, he’d stay away so Kingston won’t step on him like he did me.” “R-Truth is a better friend than Bourne could ever be,” Kingston stated. “Truth would never leave me hanging during a match, Truth would never go into this psychosis of thinking that I’m some evil person that only thinks about myself. I’m the first to admit, R-Truth is better than me. He’s done more in this business than I have, I can admit that. Truth saw that his friend needed help, and he has come and helped me. Not only that, we came and beat Bourne and Kidd.” - This will be a rematch from their singles match a number of weeks ago, which saw Bourne narrowly escaping with the win, grabbing the ropes to aid his roll up on Kingston. “You saw that match right?” Bourne asked the camera man. “I beat Kingston, I pinned his shoulders to the mat. I dominated him throughout the match. Why do people still think he stands a chance against me? He‘s never beat me. I proved every word I said about me being better, about me deserving more than Kofi. My words will ring true forever, because Kingston will never beat me.” “Bourne had to cheat to beat me.” Kingston said. “He was a split second from being knocked out with the Trouble In Paradise. There‘s always that chance during a match, that one second that I could jump and kick you in the head. Bourne got lucky when he dodged it, but luck runs out. This week on Superstars his luck will run out, because I will hit it and take home the victory. Bourne won‘t cheat his way out of this one. I hope the kick knocks him back to his senses so we can stop all of this.” - Since his turn on Kingston, Bourne hasn‘t used his signature Shooting Star Press. Bourne claims that the reason is the WWE Universe don‘t deserve to see it. “Those idiot people don‘t deserve to see such a beautiful move.” Bourne scoffed. “Those are the same idiot people that think Kofi is better than me. Those are the same idiot people that say I don‘t deserve what I should. Maybe one day when they come to their senses and realize that I am as good as I say I am, they might get the pleasure of seeing it again, but for right now, the move is dead. They don‘t deserve it.” “That kind of thinking almost cost Bourne the match in our last fight,” Kingston reminded us. “That kind of arrogant outlook on our fans nearly caused him to lose, because he was too busy showing off to them, and being cocky. It opened up the opportunity for me to attempt the Trouble In Paradise as he jumped down after not doing it. If he tries that again, you can be certain I‘ll notice it, and I won’t miss with the Trouble In Paradise.” - Several weeks ago, Bourne debuted a new entrance theme, matching his new attitude. “It fit’s the new me.” Bourne said. “I‘m not going to sit and take a back seat to anyone anymore. It‘s all about Evan Bourne now. It‘s not about the fans, it‘s not about Air Boom, it‘s not about Kofi Kingston. It‘s about me. It won‘t be long before I‘m at the top of the ladder, fighting for titles, where I have deserved to be for years, and it won‘t be because of the fans, it won‘t be because of Air Boom…. It‘ll be because of me. No one else but me.” - Both Bourne and Kingston had strong words as they head into their singles rematch this week. Will Bourne cheat his way to proving himself again, or will he finally get a definitive win over Kingston? Or will Kingston finally show that he is in fact better Bourne and go home with the victory?
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Post by Deleted on May 21, 2012 20:28:34 GMT -5
I'm really sorry for not replying earlier, man. I never look at the pinned topics and I must have missed this. But from what I've read, you definitely deserve the spotlight. I can see you put a hell of a lot of effort into this and it should be noted.
With that being said, I think what you're doing is fantastic. I really like how you're pretty much making it "everybody vs. the United Kingdom" and having William Regal lead that is such a genius, obvious choice but it never gets done.
I don't keep up with WWE much so I don't really know who most of these people are, but I like your inclusion of made up characters into this diary. It's really unique and I haven't seen it before.
Keep up the fantastic work. I'm really liking what you're doing here.
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2012 1:07:21 GMT -5
Can Richie Steamboat Create His Own Wrestling Legacy?In January, Richie Steamboat made a lasting impression in his debut, saying that he wouldn’t live off of his last name, saying he would build his own legacy, and surpass his father. Steamboat has been on a tear through Superstars for nearly six months, only one loss to his name, which was a tainted defeat. Have picking off United Kingdom members “Sir” Drew McIntyre and “Sir” Wade Barrett in singles matches over the past couple of weeks, Steamboat will head into his Intercontiental Championship match against United Kingdom leader, “Lord” William Regal. This won’t be the first time the two have crossed paths, as several months ago, they were the last to men remaining in a Royal Rumble to determinate the number one contender for then-champion Cody Rhodes. Richie fought valiantly, nearly eliminating Regal several times, but Regal slipped through with the victory, reversing a Crossbody to send Richie falling to the floor. Regal would go on to win the Intercontiental Championship from Rhodes, as he and United Kingdom would grab a stranglehold over Superstars. During one fateful episode, UK would attack Alex Riley backstage, leaving Cody Rhodes alone for a tag team match later that night. Steamboat stepped up, joining Rhodes, defeating UK, exploding to the top of the ladder. Steamboat would go on to challenge Regal a number of weeks later, to which Regal laughed, asking him what he had done to deserve a shot. Steamboat took the denial in stride, proving himself to the entire WWE, defeating everyone in his path, earning himself a shot at the title. “I’m so proud of my son,” Richie’s father, WWE Hall Of Famer Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat said, smiling. “He is doing better than any of us imagined he would do so quickly.” “Some people have asked me how I feel about Richie saying that he will surpass my legacy and he will be better than me. Some wonder if that angers me, and in all honesty, it doesn’t. I hope he does. I hope he goes on to win the Intercontiental Championship and Tag Team Titles and the WWE Championship and earns a million dollars, I hope he does everything that I couldn’t do. What father doesn’t want his son to do better than he did?” “I don’t mean any disrespect when I say that,” Richie said, referring to his words about his father. “I wouldn’t be anywhere without my father setting the road for me, and I wouldn’t be anywhere without his support. My father is a Hall of Famer, a former WWE Intercontiental Champion, a former NWA World Champion, a former NWA Tag Team Champion, and will go down as being one of the best ever, without a doubt, but I will not live off of what he did, and I will not live off of his legacy. I have the confidence in myself and in my abilities to say that I will built my own legacy in wrestling, and one day I will become better than him.” Richie has his work cut out for him to step out of the shadow of his legendary father, but Richie believes that without a doubt he can, and will. Will Richie cement his own legacy this week by defeating the veteran Regal to win the Intercontiental Championship, or will Regal and the United Kingdom continue their reign over Superstars?
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