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Post by Elliot on Jan 26, 2012 18:40:53 GMT -5
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Post by Elliot on Jan 26, 2012 18:41:21 GMT -5
WWE2012© Archive. WWE Royal Rumble; January 29th, 2012. WWE Raw Supershow; January 30th, 2012. WWE SmackDown; February 3rd, 2012. WWE Raw Supershow; February 6th, 2012. WWE SmackDown; February 10th, 2012. WWE Raw Supershow; February 13th, 2012. WWE SmackDown; February 17th, 2012. WWE Elimination Chamber; February 19th, 2012. WWE Raw Supershow; February 20th, 2012. WWE SmackDown; February 24th, 2012. WWE Raw Supershow; February 27th, 2012. WWE SmackDown; March 2nd, 2012. WWE Raw Supershow; March 5th, 2012. WWE SmackDown; March 9th, 2012. WWE Raw Supershow; March 12th, 2012. WWE SmackDown; March 16th, 2012. WWE Raw Supershow; March 19th, 2012. WWE SmackDown; March 23rd, 2012. WWE Raw Supershow; March 26th, 2012. WWE SmackDown; March 30th, 2012. WWE WrestleMania XXVIII; April 1st, 2012. WWE Raw Supershow; April 2nd, 2012. WWE SmackDown; April 6th, 2012. WWE Raw Supershow; April 9th, 2012. WWE SmackDown; April 13th, 2012. WWE Raw Supershow; April 16th, 2012. WWE SmackDown; April 20th, 2012. WWE Raw Supershow; April 23rd, 2012. WWE SmackDown; April 27th, 2012. WWE Extreme Rules; April 29th, 2012. WWE Raw Supershow; April 30th, 2012. WWE SmackDown; May 4th, 2012. WWE Raw Supershow; May 7th, 2012. WWE SmackDown; May 11th, 2012. WWE Raw Supershow; May 14th, 2012. WWE SmackDown; May 18th, 2012. WWE Over the Limit; May 20th, 2012. WWE Raw Supershow; May 21st, 2012. WWE SmackDown; May 25th, 2012. WWE Raw Supershow; May 28th, 2012. WWE SmackDown; June 1st, 2012. WWE Raw Supershow; June 4th, 2012.
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Post by DTP. on Jan 26, 2012 19:31:09 GMT -5
WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEY!
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Post by Red Dragon on Jan 27, 2012 12:19:58 GMT -5
Nice layout as you usually do. Looking forward to your take on all the current angles. Guessing its starting around now, maybe post Rumble. Looking forward to this, good luck and keep this up.
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Post by Elliot on Jan 27, 2012 20:37:15 GMT -5
Every year, the WWE locker room is full of anticipation and excitement as the Royal Rumble approaches. 30 of the WWE's finest athletes will enter the same ring and compete in a gruelling battle of over-the-top-rope action to determine who will be going directly to the Main Event of WrestleMania to compete for either the WWE or World Heavyweight Championships. Each superstar has something to say about the upcoming extravaganza, and here's what a few of them had to say.
Wade Barrett: "Should I even be competing in this match? Not really. It doesn't take a scientist to see what I am capable of. Take Randy Orton for example. That man doesn't have a clue what's hit him when he gets in the ring with me, and that's exactly how twenty-nine other people will feel this Sunday when I throw each and everyone one of them over and out, paving my way to greatness to compete at WrestleMania for the World Championship. Orton might have won the Royal Rumble before, but did you see how he had to viciously assault me on SmackDown? He's nothing but a danger to everyone, but no fear, because I'll be dumping him over the ropes, just like everyone else."
The Miz: "Really? Really?! Because of R-Truth, I've been forced to enter the Royal Rumble at number one! That's not fair! But regardless, I will be leaving this Sunday as the 2012 Royal Rumble winner, and I will make sure that I personally dispose of that crazy idiot R-Truth in the process! Shawn Michaels won the Rumble from number one, and I'm far greater than anything Shawn Michaels could ever dream of, and that's - awesome!"
Santino Marella: "The Royale Rumble. Thirty superstars, one weener. And that weener will be I, Santino Marella. Last year I came so close to going to WrassleMania before my dream was broken by Albert DeRiver and I was sent home unhappy. 2012 will be the year of the Cobra! That's the bottom of the line, because Santino said so."
Sheamus: "This is my kinda fight, fella. The Royal Rumble is an all out brawl, and that's what I'm good at. Obviously it won't be easy, but I'm from a long line of Celtic Warriors, and when we want something - we take it! Twenty-nine other guys are going to try their shot at winning the Rumble, but I'm going to have my sights clearly set on going to WrestleMania, and once again become the WWE Champion!"
Chris Jericho was approached, but refused to comment.
Don't miss the WWE Royal Rumble - this Sunday!
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Post by stonecold316 on Jan 27, 2012 20:47:07 GMT -5
Definitely gonna read. The quotes are cool, too.
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Post by Elliot on Jan 29, 2012 12:39:26 GMT -5
January 29th, 2012 - St. Louis, Missouri Tonight, thirty WWE superstars will enter - only one will emerge victorious. The illustrious Royal Rumble Match will take place and we will find out who will be competing for either the WWE or World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania XXVIII. With many names already chosen to be potential winners such as Sheamus and Wade Barrett, this Royal Rumble is sure to be one of the greatest to date, especially now that for the first time ever, everyone is eligible to enter. Who will walk out of St. Louis with a Main Event Championship match at WrestleMania in their future?
While the Royal Rumble Match may be the main attraction, it isn't the only thing that the WWE Universe is anticipating. The head figure of the CeNation, John Cena will compete against the psychotic monster that is Kane in an attempt to dispose of the evil that he spreads through the WWE. Since making his return, Kane has vowed to make Cena "embrace the hate", claiming that humanity is already infected by hatred, so why fight it? After Kane took out Cena's good friend, Zack Ryder this past Monday on Raw, you can bet the man who tells the WWE Universe to "rise above hate" will be out for revenge on the Big Red Machine. Will Cena be able to overcome the evil and save the WWE Universe from a fiery fate? Or will the Devil's Favourite Demon prevail and spread the hate across the entire WWE?
Since coming into power, John Laurinaitis has butted heads with the current WWE Champion, CM Punk on many occasions, and tonight, he will have CM Punk's WWE Championship reign in his hands. Dolph Ziggler will challenge for the WWE Championship against Punk while the Executive Vice President of Talent Relations will be wearing the black and white stripes, officiating the match. Laurinaitis openly admitted that he intended to screw CM Punk out of the WWE Title tonight at the Royal Rumble, but after receiving a fax from the WWE Board of Directors, he was informed that his position as Interim General Manager of Raw is under observation, and tomorrow night on Raw, his job will be evaluated by none other than the Chief Executive Officer - Triple H! Laurinaitis cannot afford another mistake, so will he call it right down the middle? Or will he put his position at risk and assist the man who has beaten CM Punk four times in the past five weeks, Dolph Ziggler to his first WWE Championship reign?
Following a tragic accident on SmackDown which saw the Big Show accidentally collide with WWE Diva, AJ during a match with the World Heavyweight Champion, Daniel Bryan, the Big Show considered retiring. However, he was placed into a World Heavyweight Championship Match tonight at the Royal Rumble, much to the dismay of Daniel Bryan, who supports the idea that Big Show should retire after what he believes was an intentional attack on his "girlfriend". However, while that may be the story of David versus Goliath, Theodore Long added another twist to the story by including the World's Strongest Man, Mark Henry, making it a Triple Threat contest. Daniel Bryan will have his hands full when two enormous competitors are after his gold, and to make matters worse, the twists kept coming as the SmackDown General Manager made it a Steel Cage Match! Three men, one Championship, inside a steel cage. Can Daniel Bryan do the unthinkable and escape the two giants with his World Championship intact? Or will one of these behemoth competitors grab the gold and walk out of St. Louis a few pounds heavier with gold?
All that and many more surprises are in store for tonight's Royal Rumble extravaganza! You do not want to miss it!
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Post by Elliot on Jan 30, 2012 18:49:03 GMT -5
January 29th, 2012 – St. Louis, Missouri ”Yes, sir, we promised you a great Main Event…”
We see an opening package for tonight’s event, it focuses on the main Royal Rumble Match, showcasing superstars like The Miz, Cody Rhodes, Randy Orton, Sheamus, Wade Barrett and others, claiming that tonight, they will win the Royal Rumble. It closes on a shot of Chris Jericho as he says “This Sunday at the Royal Rumble, it will be the end of the world as you know it…” and we then cut to the arena.
The pyrotechnics explode as we are greeted by the commentary team of Michael Cole, Jerry ‘The King’ Lawler and Booker T. They welcome us to the show, hyping that this is the 25th anniversary of the Royal Rumble and tonight, we will see the most spectacular Royal Rumble yet because everyone is eligible to compete. They run down the card, reminding us of John Cena taking on Kane, and CM Punk defending the WWE Championship against Dolph Ziggler with John Laurinaitis as the Special Referee. We are then shown a replay of what happened two weeks ago on SmackDown when the Big Show accidentally ran through Daniel Bryan’s girlfriend, AJ and injuring her. Justin Roberts then introduces the opening bout as the Triple Threat Steel Cage Match for the World Heavyweight Championship.
Triple Threat Steel Cage Match; World Heavyweight Champion Daniel Bryan versus Big Show versus Mark Henry; The three men circle the ring, Daniel Bryan looking rather worried for his Championship, being forced to face these two gargantuan men. Bryan makes a U-turn and attempts to climb the steel cage, but both Mark Henry and the Big Show grab his legs and send him flying face first into the canvas. Henry then begins to beat down on Show, clubbing him in the spine. Bryan once again tries to escape, but Henry sees him and again yanks him from the cell wall. Big Show charges and squashes Henry between the steel and himself, taking him out. Big Show then grabs Bryan and goes for the Chokeslam, but Bryan delivers a low blow and then a huge roundhouse kick to Show’s skull. Bryan covers Big Show but gets thrown off at two. Bryan rushes to escape the door but Big Show grabs his leg and pulls him back in before connecting with a Chokeslam after a second attempt. Mark Henry is back on his feet and he brawls with the Big Show. Henry bounces off the ropes and collides with Show, but he only stuns him. Big Show does the same and only stuns Henry. The two try it at the same time and take each other out with a double clothesline. Bryan wakes up and see it with a smirk, he goes for the escape again and gets to the top but the Big Show is back on his feet and grabs Bryan’s leg. He gets on the top rope and Bryan is dangling from the top of the cage, Big Show refusing to let him drop. He puts a hand around Bryan’s throat and lifts him back over the cage and down to the canvas. Mark Henry grabs Bryan and plants him with the World’s Strongest Slam. He covers him but Big Show breaks it up and picks Mark Henry up. The two brawl over to one side of the cage and Mark Henry has Big Show on the other side of the ropes. He backs up and charges with a full head of steam and collides with show. To the shock of the WWE Universe, the cell wall detaches and Big Show falls backwards, landing on the steel. But his feet have not touched the floor. Mark Henry is down from the impact too. The crowd boo as they see Daniel Bryan using the broken cage to his advantage, crawling under the ropes and dropping of the cell wall to touch the floor and retain his World Heavyweight Championship. World Heavyweight Champion Daniel Bryan defeats Big Show and Mark Henry to retain his title.
Daniel Bryan grabs his World Heavyweight Championship and escapes with a smile on his face, much to the dismay of the WWE Universe. Mark Henry comes to and isn’t too happy with the results, neither is the Big Show. Big Show gets to his feet and drills Mark Henry with the W.M.D, knocking him out cold. Big Show warns Bryan that it isn’t over as Bryan retreats up the ramp. The scene then fades to black.
We are shown a promo package, promoting the next live WWE event – Elimination Chamber! It will air on February 19th, 2012. We then return to the Royal Rumble.
Divas Champion Beth Phoenix & Natalya versus Kelly Kelly & Eve; This was a typical Divas bout, starting off with Natalya and Kelly Kelly. Natalya gets the advantage, using her brute strength to maintain control of the match. She tags in Beth Phoenix who also dominates, but Kelly manages to fight back and tag in Eve who explodes into the ring, taking Phoenix down and then knocking Natalya off the apron. Eve goes to hit a DDT on Phoenix, but she spins it out and then lifts her up before planting her with the GlamSlam for the victory. Divas Champion Beth Phoenix & Natalya defeat Kelly Kelly & Eve.
Phoenix grabs a microphone after the match and declares that she is the most dominant Diva of our time and the greatest Divas Champion in history. Natalya smiles and agrees with her, as Phoenix says there is no Diva on the roster that has been able to match up to her. Suddenly, the WWE Universe erupt as the theme of a returning Kharma hits! Phoenix and Natalya look on in shock as Kharma stomps towards the ring before finally entering and coming face-to-face with the Divas of Doom. Kharma snatches the microphone from Beth and says that she’s back for good, and she’s coming for Beth Phoenix. Phoenix laughs and says she’ll take on anyone who wants a shot. Kharma smiles before delivering a double clothesline to the Divas of Doom. Phoenix rolls out of the ring with her Divas Championship but Natalya wasn’t so lucky. Kharma grabbed her and drilled her with the Implant Buster to a huge pop from the crowd. Kharma is back and she wants the Divas Championship. She sadistically smiles at Phoenix as she retreats up the ramp and we cut to ringside.
The commentary team remind us that while the winner of tonight’s Royal Rumble will go on to headline WrestleMania, there is already another headlining match scheduled. The Rock versus John Cena is the most anticipated match of the decade and will take place at WrestleMania XXVIII in Miami, Florida. We are then shown a video package promoting them both, finally ending with the match graphics which shows them face-to-face. We then return to ringside.
Up next is the long awaited battle between John Cena and Kane. We see a video package of their rivalry, finishing with the scenes from this past Monday on Raw as Kane Chokeslammed Zack Ryder through the stage. We then return to the ring.
John Cena versus Kane; Cena doesn’t wait to get started and goes right to work on his new arch-nemesis, drilling him with rights and lefts, unleashing his frustration on the Big Red Monster. However, Kane battles back, hitting uppercut after uppercut, sending Cena to the canvas. Kane gets to his knees and puts his hand around Cena’s throat before screaming “Embrace the hate – embrace the hate!”. Cena smacks Kane’s hand away and gets back to his feet, hitting him with some more right hands. Cena delivers a thunderous clothesline, knocking Kane out of the ring. Cena taunts and gets a heavy mixed reaction from the St. Louis crowd. He leaves the ring and smashes Kane’s head into the announce table before rolling him back in the ring. He re-enters the ring and Kane takes advantage, hitting Cena with a huge right hand. He whips him into the corner and follows it up with a clothesline. Kane then hits the snake eyes and sends Cena to the canvas. Kane laughs to a ton of heat, lifting Cena up and going for a Chokeslam, but Cena reverses and locks in the STF! Kane somehow manages to crawl to the bottom rope though, breaking the submission. Cena does his signature shoulder blocks, followed by the spin-out powerbomb and then measures Kane for the Five-Knuckle Shuffle. He hits it and then measures him for the Attitude Adjustment, but Kane slides off Cena’s back and then grabs him around the throat, hitting a huge Chokeslam. He covers Cena but Cena kicks out. Kane then grabs Cena’s face and goes for that Iron Claw while once again screaming “Embrace the hate, John!. From out of nowhere, Cena erupts and unloads on the Big Red Monster. He then hits him with an Attitude Adjustment to a huge pop, but Cena doesn’t go for the cover, and instead leaves the ring and grabs a steel chair. He re-enters the ring and the referee tries to stop him, but Cena shoves him aside and smacks Kane in the spine with the chair, causing the disqualification. Kane defeats John Cena via Disqualification.
But Cena isn’t bothered and continues to smack the steel chair down onto Kane’s spine. Cena screams as he hits each shot, his face red with anger. The crowd are on their feet as Cena unloads on the Devil’s Favourite Demon. Cena finally stops, but instead of feeling pain, Kane appears to be… laughing. He psychotically chuckles to himself as he coughs and splutters from the pain. Cena sees Kane laughing and then appears to have a sudden realisation… he has given in to hate… Cena drops the steel chair and puts his hands on his head, the look of shock on his face. Kane rolls onto his back and laughs out loud, the evil laugh echoing around the arena as the WWE Universe begin to realise what has just transpired, as well. Cena leaves the ring, a blank expression on his face and his hands still firmly on his head. He stops at the top of the stage and looks back at Kane who is using the ropes to get to his feet, still laughing maniacally. Cena gulps and then turns, leaving the scene. We fade to black on a shot of Kane in hysterics, a sadistic grin across his face.
We return to see Josh Mathews backstage alongside the WWE Champion, CM Punk to a huge pop. He asks Punk what he thinks will take place in his match tonight against Dolph Ziggler, and if John Laurinaitis will screw him over. Punk says if Laurinaitis knows what’s best for him, he will call it down the middle, reminding everyone that his job is on the line. He says that tomorrow night on Raw, Triple H will review the job of Laurinaitis and see whether he should keep the job of Interim General Manager or not, and Punk says that if he actually has a brain, he’ll behave tonight. Mathews then asks Punk that if he retains tonight, he has the opportunity to go to WrestleMania as the WWE Champion. He asks him who he would like to see win the Royal Rumble later tonight. Punk is about to answer, but he is cut off as none other than Chris Jericho walks past to a mixed reaction. He and Punk simply stare at each other, Punk looking deadly serious while Jericho is smiling from ear-to-ear. No words are spoken and Jericho simply continues walking as Punk watches him leave. We then fade to black.
The commentators remind us of the history of tonight’s WWE Championship Match, and then lead us into a video package which shows the build-up towards it, including how John Laurinaitis’ job will be in jeopardy tomorrow night on Raw when Chief Operating Officer, Triple H returns to analyse his job. It closes with a shot of Dolph Ziggler standing tall over CM Punk and we then return to the ring.
WWE Champion CM Punk versus Dolph Ziggler; Special Referee – John Laurinaitis; Laurinaitis takes things seriously and checks the trunks and boots of Dolph Ziggler to make sure there are no foreign objects. He goes to do the same to CM Punk and Punk looks at him with confusion as he does. Laurinaitis then calls for the bell and the match begins. Punk and Ziggler lock up and Ziggler gets the advantage, already showing off by locking Punk in a headlock. Punk bounces him off the ropes and follows it up with a huge calf kick to the jaw. Punk covers Ziggler but only gets a one count. It almost seemed as if Punk was testing Laurinaitis’ reliability by going for an early cover. Punk lifts Ziggler up and whips him into the corner, going for his shining wizard move, but he misses and gets nothing but the top turnbuckle. Ziggler rolls Punk up but only gets a two count. He locks in an armbar on Punk and Laurinaitis asks Punk if he wants to quit, but Punk refuses to give up. He escapes the hold and hits a combination of punches and kicks to Ziggler, before finally connecting with a roundhouse kick, knocking Ziggler out cold. He covers him but only gets a two count. Punk signals for the end and goes for the Go To Sleep, but Ziggler slips off and shoves Punk who accidentally collides with Laurinaitis, knocking him down. Punk turns around and hits Ziggler with another roundhouse kick before lifting him up and then hitting him with a Go To Sleep. He hooks the leg and the WWE Universe counts to at least five, but Laurinaitis his holding his head. Punk stops the cover and goes over to Laurinaitis, telling him to get up and count the fall, but Laurinaitis says Punk hurt him when he hit him. Punk says it was an accident, but the distraction worked as Ziggler plants him with a ZigZag. The crowd hold their mouths in anticipation as Ziggler hooks the leg. Laurinaitis counts the fall… but Punk kicks out! Ziggler measures Punk for another ZigZag, but Punk holds onto the top rope and Ziggler crashes to the mat. Punk takes Ziggler down with a clothesline and then goes for the Anaconda Vice. He locks it in and Ziggler struggles as Laurinaitis looks on. Ziggler somehow rolls Punk over into a pinning predicament but only get s a two count. Both men get to their feet and Ziggler goes for a Sleeper Hold, but Punk lifts him up and drills with him with Go To Sleep and hooks the leg. Laurinaitis counts the pinfall and CM Punk wins! WWE Champion CM Punk defeats Dolph Ziggler to retain his title.
CM Punk celebrates his victory as Laurinaitis leaves the ring and grabs the WWE Championship belt. He personally hands it to CM Punk who gives him an unusual look before taking the belt. Laurinaitis then raises Punk’s hand and celebrates with him. King and Booker point out that he appears to be sucking up to save his job, but Cole argues that Laurinaitis has always been a very fair man… yeah, right. Laurinaitis leaves, applauding Punk as he does as Punk celebrates. We then cut to ringside.
The commentators tell us that it is now time for the Royal Rumble Match and we are sent to a video package talking about all the numbers. It closes with a shot of WWE superstars brawling in the ring from SmackDown a couple of weeks ago and we then return to ringside.
Justin Roberts is in the ring and explains the rules of the Royal Rumble Match. The entrance of The Miz takes place, being number one as a result of losing to R-Truth this past Monday on Raw. Then the entrance of number two which just so happens to be Kofi Kingston. The bell rings and the match begins.
30-Man Royal Rumble Match; Starting Competitors – The Miz & Kofi Kingston Miz and Kofi do battle for the first ninety seconds of this illustrious Royal Rumble Match. Miz takes advantage, looking more determined than ever after having to start from number one. He hits Kofi with his signature corner clothesline as the countdown begins and then reaches zero for entrant number three.
Entrant #3: WWE Tag Team Champion Epico Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston & Epico
Epico goes right after Kofi Kingston who he and his cousin, Primo defeated for the WWE Tag Team Championships. He hits both Kingston and Miz with dropkicks before taunting. However, in an unusual alliance, The Miz and Kofi Kingston team up to throw him over the top rope. Epico has been eliminated! The Miz and Kofi Kingston lock up again, this time Kofi takes advantage and hits Miz with a huge dropkick as the claxon sounds again.
Entrant #4: Mason Ryan Eliminated: Epico Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston & Mason Ryan
Mason Ryan goes right after The Miz, picking him up and planting him with a powerslam, before clotheslining Kofi to the canvas as well. He lifts up Miz and goes to throw him over the top rope, but Miz hangs on. He then goes to throw Kingston over the top but Kingston instead springboards off the middle rope and hits a crossbody on Ryan. Miz takes out Kofi with a huge clothesline as we await entrant number five.
Entrant #5: Alex Riley Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Mason Ryan & Alex Riley
Riley attacks his former mentor, The Miz and tries to eliminate him, but Miz won’t go, despite Riley trying his hardest to dispose of him. Mason Ryan grabs Riley and takes him out with a headbutt. Kofi Kingston measures Ryan and drills him with the Trouble In Paradise! The crowd pop as Kingston stands tall, but number six is just around the corner.
Entrant #6: R-Truth Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Mason Ryan, Alex Riley & R-Truth
R-Truth enters and just like all of these men, goes right after The Miz. He hits Miz with the Shut Up! and then goes to eliminate him, but once again, Miz hangs on. Kofi Kingston and R-Truth go at it, trading forearms. Mason Ryan has Riley in the corner, ready to be thrown over but he hangs on for dear life. Entrant number seven makes his way to the ring.
Entrant #7: Intercontinental Champion Cody Rhodes Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Mason Ryan, Alex Riley, R-Truth & Cody Rhodes
Rhodes comes in and hits Mason Ryan in the back of the head, which sends Alex Riley to the floor. Alex Riley has been eliminated! He then turns his attention to R-Truth, beating him down with shots to the spine. Kofi Kingston kicks Rhodes in the gut, but Rhodes drills Kingston with a dropkick, sending him over the ropes, but Kofi skins the cat and stays in the match. Mason Ryan tries to eliminate The Miz as entrant number eight is preparing to enter.
Entrant #8: Santino Marella Eliminated: Alex Riley Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Mason Ryan, R-Truth, Cody Rhodes & Santino Marella
Santino gets a huge pop as he enters. He immediately “wakes up the cobra” and nails The Miz, taking him down. He then hits R-Truth with it, and then Cody Rhodes! He then hits Mason Ryan, but it has no effect… Santino apologises comically before getting clotheslined to the canvas. Cody Rhodes tries to catch Ryan off guard and tries to get him over the top, but Ryan hangs on and shoves Rhodes aside.
Entrant #9: Mick Foley Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Mason Ryan, R-Truth, Cody Rhodes, Santino Marella & Mick Foley
The WWE Universe are on their feet as the Hardcore Legend, Mick Foley storms towards the ring. He enters and immediately hits Cody Rhodes with right hands in the corner, and then follows it up with a Cactus Knee. Foley has the WWE Universe behind him as he drops The Miz with a Double-Arm DDT. Foley also hits Kofi with a Double-Arm DDT and then comes face to face with Santino. They pause for a moment before both of them get their socks out and in a matter of seconds, Cobra meets Mr. Socko! The crowd go wild as Socko and Cobra lock up as the countdown begins.
Entrant #10: Hunico Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Mason Ryan, R-Truth, Cody Rhodes, Santino Marella, Mick Foley & Hunico
Hunico enters but is instantly attacked by Santino’s Cobra, followed by the Mandible Claw from Mick Foley, which sends Hunico over the top! Hunico has been eliminated! However, out of nowhere, Cody Rhodes and The Miz eliminate Mick Foley and Santino from the behind. Santino Marella and Mick Foley have been eliminated! Rhodes and Miz praise each other, apparently forming an alliance. Mason Ryan and R-Truth are going at it as Rhodes and Miz turn their attention to Kofi Kingston.
Entrant #11: Wade Barrett Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Mason Ryan, R-Truth, Cody Rhodes & Wade Barrett
One of the favourites to win the Royal Rumble tonight, Barrett attacks Mason Ryan. He hits him with those experienced fists, taking him down to the canvas. Barrett then picks up R-Truth and plants him with a huge side slam he calls the Winds of Change. Barrett taunts, but is nearly taken by surprise when Kofi Kingston tries to eliminate him, but Kingston gets a big boot for his troubles. The commentators make not of how long The Miz and Kofi Kingston have been in this match as we await entry number twelve.
Entrant #12: WWE Tag Team Champion Primo Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Mason Ryan, R-Truth, Cody Rhodes, Wade Barrett & Primo
Primo enters and looks to do a bit better than his tag team partner who entered at number three and got eliminated in about twenty seconds. Primo goes right after Kofi Kingston, hitting him with a huge enziguiri. Primo then grabs R-Truth and tries to eliminate him, but Mason Ryan attacks him. Wade Barrett, The Miz and Cody Rhodes have a stare-off before deciding to target Kofi Kingston as part of a three-on-one attack. Entrant #13: Ted DiBiase Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Mason Ryan, R-Truth, Cody Rhodes, Wade Barrett, Primo & Ted DiBiase
DiBiase still competing here tonight, even with his left wrist heavily taped due to an injury suffered at a live event. He helps Kofi Kingston by attacking Cody Rhodes, allowing Kofi to fight back against The Miz. Wade Barrett leaves that scene and goes to attack R-Truth, and then attacks Primo. Mason Ryan spins Wade around and lift him up, trying to eliminate him, but Wade slips off. DiBiase uses his heavily taped wrist to club Rhodes across the skull, knocking him out. DiBiase then goes for Dream Street on The Miz, but Miz smashes DiBiase’s wrist onto the top turnbuckle and then throws him over the top rope. Ted DiBiase has been eliminated!
Entrant #14: The Great Khali Eliminated: Ted DiBiase Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Mason Ryan, R-Truth, Cody Rhodes, Wade Barrett, Primo & The Great Khali
The WWE Universe erupt as The Great Khali makes his return to action. The Royal Rumble comes to a halt as the seven foot three giant makes his way to the ring. He enters and grabs Primo, launching him over the top rope! Primo has been eliminated! He then grabs The Miz and throws him over… but Miz hangs on! Khali delivers chops to Wade Barrett and Cody Rhodes before coming face-to-face with Mason Ryan. Ryan tries to eliminate Khali, but even he is no match for the Punjabi Playboy and gets launches over the top like he was a cruiserweight. Mason Ryan has been eliminated! R-Truth tries his chance, but gets tossed aside by Khali.
Entrant #15: Brodus Clay Eliminated: Primo & Mason Ryan Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, R-Truth, Cody Rhodes, Wade Barrett, The Great Khali & Brodus Clay
Funk is on a roll! Brodus Clay gets his full entrance, complete with his dancers Naomi and Cameron. The Royal Rumble stops for a second time as they watch Clay dance his way to the ring, the WWE Universe loving every second. He enters and while Barrett, Rhodes, Kingston, Miz and Truth catch their breath in the corners, Brodus Clay and The Great Khali come face-to-face. Brodus asks for a microphone and says he has seen The Great Khali dancing and he sees potential, so he issues a dance-off – right now! The crowd pop as Brodus asks for his music to be played. He dances in his usual way, gyrating as Michael Cole is in hysterics at the commentary desk. Clay finishes and then The Great Khali’s music is played. He dances to a huge pop from the crowd, but then out of nowhere, Brodus Clay takes advantage and uses his brute force to throw the giant over the top and out of the match, following it up by saying “My bad!”. The Great Khali has been eliminated! Khali can’t believe it as Brodus goes to work on Cody Rhodes.
Entrant #16: United States Champion Jack Swagger Eliminated: The Great Khali Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, R-Truth, Cody Rhodes, Wade Barrett, Brodus Clay & Jack Swagger
Swagger attacks Kofi Kingston as The Miz grabs his former partner R-Truth. Barrett attacks Brodus CLay and helps Cody Rhodes take him down. R-Truth has Miz on the ropes and backs up, ready to clothesline him over the top rope, but Miz drops and pulls down the ropes, sending Truth flying over and out. R-Truth has been eliminated! The Miz smirks at his former friend as he leaves ringside. Jack Swagger attempts to throw Kofi Kingston over the top, but to no avail.
Entrant #17: Ezekiel Jackson Eliminated: R-Truth Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Cody Rhodes, Wade Barrett, Brodus Clay, Jack Swagger & Ezekiel Jackson
Old rivalries are renewed as Ezekiel Jackson takes on his former teammate, Wade Barrett. The Miz and Cody Rhodes maintain their alliance, attacking Brodus Clay, but getting overpowered as Clay shoves them both down and then hits them with a double clothesline. Brodus dances before seeing that both The Miz and Rhodes are together in the corner. He runs and hits them with an avalanche splash and then goes for the What the Funk?!, but Miz drops out of the way and only Rhodes gets crushed. Clay taunts, but The Miz takes advantage and tries to eliminate him, but Brodus is far too heavy. Brodus throws The Miz over the top but like every other time, he hangs on.
Entrant #18: Michael Cole Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Cody Rhodes, Wade Barrett, Brodus Clay, Jack Swagger, Ezekiel Jackson & Michael Cole
A large amount of boos echo throughout the arena as Michael Cole screams “Yes!”, ripping off his shirt and trousers to reveal his bright orange wrestling attire. King and Booker aren’t pleased to see him enter either, but he jumps in the ring and starts doing his star jumps. He avoids contact with anyone until the next entry…
Entrant #19: Booker T Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Cody Rhodes, Wade Barrett, Brodus Clay, Jack Swagger, Ezekiel Jackson, Michael Cole & Booker T
The crowd cheer as Booker T takes off his suit and Michael Cole looks back at the announce desk in shock. King tells Booker to go and get him and Booker says it would be his pleasure. He enters the ring but Cole runs scared and hides behind Brodus Clay. Clay looks around and sees Cole behind him. He laughs and then starts dancing with Cole. Cole backs off in disgust that Brodus was dancing with him and turns right into Booker T who drills him with the Book End to a huge pop. Booker then launches Cole over the top rope. Michael Cole has been eliminated! King is loving it and laughs so much as Cole rolls around on the floor. Booker T then somehow finds the room to do a Spin-a-roonie, but is eliminated by Cody Rhodes shortly after to a ton of heat. Booker T has been eliminated! Booker isn’t too happy, but he and Cole return to commentary for the next entrant.
Entrant #20: Dolph Ziggler Eliminated: Michael Cole & Booker T Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Cody Rhodes, Wade Barrett, Brodus Clay, Jack Swagger, Ezekiel Jackson & Dolph Ziggler
Despite competing in the WWE Championship Match, Ziggler was looking to get another chance at the title by winning the Rumble. He entered and immediately attacked Kofi Kingston, who has been in there since number two. The Miz and Cody Rhodes were once again double teaming Brodus Clay and Wade Barrett and Jack Swagger were beating down on Ezekiel Jackson. Barrett hits Jackson with a huge big boot and Swagger then throws him over the top and out of the match. Ezekiel Jackson has been eliminated! Barrett and Swagger hi-five, but Barrett turns his back on him and tries to throw him over but Dolph Ziggler stops him from succeeding. Brodus Clay has The Miz and Cody Rhodes on the ropes and goes for a double clothesline, but they both pull the ropes down and Clay flies over! Brodus Clay has been eliminated! The crowd boo, but Clay doesn’t seem to bothered and dances his way up the ramp, slapping the hands of fans.
Entrant #21: Road Dogg Eliminated: Ezekiel Jackson & Brodus Clay Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Cody Rhodes, Wade Barrett, Jack Swagger, Dolph Ziggler & Road Dogg
“Oh you didn’t know?!” The WWE Universe erupt as Road Dogg makes his return to the WWE in the Royal Rumble Match! He enters and in classic fashion unloads on Wade Barrett. He hits him with the Shake, Rattle & Roll to a huge ovation from the crowd. He then drops Dolph Ziggler with an inverted atomic drop and then hits the vintage knee drop, complete with shimmy. St. Louis is fully behind the Road Dogg! The Miz and Cody Rhodes attack him however to a ton of heat from the crowd.
Entrant #22: Sheamus Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Cody Rhodes, Wade Barrett, Jack Swagger, Dolph Ziggler, Road Dogg & Sheamus
Another favourite to win this Royal Rumble Match, and he goes right for Wade Barrett. Jack Swagger tries to intervene, but Sheamus launches him over the top rope and out of the match! Jack Swagger has been eliminated! Sheamus continues to attack Wade Barrett, but is once again attacked, this time by Dolph Ziggler, who is dropped with a huge Irish Curse Backbreaker. Sheamus goes back to get Barrett, but Barrett low blows him and Sheamus drops to his knees. Kofi Kingston has The Miz down and hits him with the Boom Drop while Road Dogg grapples with Cody Rhodes.
Entrant #23: David Otunga Eliminated: Jack Swagger Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Cody Rhodes, Wade Barrett, Dolph Ziggler, Road Dogg, Sheamus & David Otunga
Otunga enters the ring and joins forces with Wade Barrett to take on Sheamus. Road Dogg partners up with Kofi Kingston and tries to eliminate The Miz, but Cody Rhodes prevents it from happening. Meanwhile, Dolph Ziggler is playing it safe and is laying low near the bottom rope to avoid being eliminated – clever strategy.
Entrant #24: Billy Gunn Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Cody Rhodes, Wade Barrett, Dolph Ziggler, Road Dogg, Sheamus, David Otunga & Billy Gunn
If the pop for Road Dogg wasn’t good enough for you, this one sure was! Road Dogg’s long-time partner, Billy Gunn is here! He slides into the ring and helps Dogg, fending off Cody Rhodes and hitting him with the Fame Asser! The crowd go wild as Gunn and Dogg share a hug. Road Dogg plants The Miz with the Pumphandle Drop and Billy Gun comes face-to-face with Dolph Ziggler. Ziggler goes for a Fame Asser of his own, but Gunn throws him off and hits the true Fame Asser!
Entrant #25: Chris Jericho Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Cody Rhodes, Wade Barrett, Dolph Ziggler, Road Dogg, Sheamus, David Otunga, Billy Gunn & Chris Jericho
The moment everyone has been waiting for, the entrance of Chris Jericho. He comes out to the ring all smiles as usual and he runs towards the ring… but doesn’t enter. He stops as he gets to the apron and decides to take some extra time appreciating his fans by slapping their hands and signing autographs. He even shakes hands with Michael Cole, congratulating him on his Rumble appearance. Inside the ring, the New Age Outlaws are beating down on Cody Rhodes and The Miz. Kofi Kingston is battling with Wade Barrett and Sheamus with David Otunga. The ring is starting to fill up.
Entrant #26: Drew McIntyre Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Cody Rhodes, Wade Barrett, Dolph Ziggler, Road Dogg, Sheamus, David Otunga, Billy Gunn, Chris Jericho & Drew McIntyre
This man hasn’t been on the best roll lately, on an extremely unfortunate losing streak, but Theodore Long has given him this opportunity to redeem all his losses at once by winning the Royal Rumble. He enters and attacks the New Age Outlaws, separating Billy Gunn from his partner and hitting him with the Future Shock DDT. McIntyre then hits Kofi Kingston with a Future Shock DDT, and then one on Road Dogg too. McIntyre is on a roll… for now.
Entrant #27: Randy Orton Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Cody Rhodes, Wade Barrett, Dolph Ziggler, Road Dogg, Sheamus, David Otunga, Billy Gunn, Chris Jericho, Drew McIntyre & Randy Orton
Entering at the statistically lucky number twenty-seven, the hometown hero as The Viper is looking to win his second Royal Rumble! He enters the ring and instantly goes for Wade Barrett, hitting him with a Lou Thez Press! Drew McIntyre goes to attack him but gets an RKO for his troubles, followed by being eliminated. Drew McIntyre has been eliminated! David Otunga does the same and also receives an RKO and an elimination. David Otunga has been eliminated! Dolph Ziggler locks in the Sleeper Hold on The Viper, but Orton throws Ziggler forward over his head and meets him with a huge RKO, and then launches him over the top rope! Dolph Ziggler has been eliminated! Orton is on a rampage! However, he is attacked by Wade Barrett, who takes him out with a big boot.
Entrant #28: Jinder Mahal Eliminated: Drew McIntyre, David Otunga & Dolph Ziggler Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Cody Rhodes, Wade Barrett, Road Dogg, Sheamus, Billy Gunn, Chris Jericho, Randy Orton & Jinder Mahal
Mahal takes his time to the ring, not wanting to rush into this ring, which is filled with superstars. He finally reach the ring only to receive a Brogue Kick from Sheamus, and is instantly eliminated in around five seconds! Jinder Mahal has been eliminated! The New Age Outlaws run at The Miz and Cody Rhodes, but get back body dropped over the top and out, much to the dismay of the WWE Universe. Road Dogg and Billy Gunn have been eliminated! Randy Orton hits and RKO on Wade Barrett and then eliminates him from the fray to a huge pop! Wade Barrett has been eliminated! Number twenty-nine is next!
Entrant #29: Big Show Eliminated: Jinder Mahal, Road Dogg, Billy Gunn & Wade Barrett Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Cody Rhodes, Sheamus, Chris Jericho, Randy Orton & Big Show
After competing in a tough Steel Cage Match earlier, Big Show was looking to get another chance at the World Heavyweight Championship. He entered with a full head of steam and hit both Cody Rhodes and The Miz with W.M.Ds, knocking them out cold. Randy Orton went for an RKO but Show threw him off. Kofi Kingston went for a Trouble In Paradise but Show caught him and then threw him over the top rope. The commentators praise Kingston’s amazing showing. Kofi Kingston has been eliminated! Chris Jericho is still on the outside celebrating with fans and has yet to even enter the ring! But it’s time for number thirty… who’s it going to be?!
Entrant #30: Rey Mysterio Eliminated: Kofi Kingston Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Cody Rhodes, Sheamus, Chris Jericho, Randy Orton, Big Show & Rey Mysterio
Rey Mysterio returns! The winner of the 2006 Royal Rumble is here at number thirty! He enters the ring and hits a seated senton on The Miz. He hits a dropkick on Randy Orton and then drops Cody Rhodes with his signature bulldog. The Big Show runs at Rey but Rey dropkicks him in the knee and Show collapses onto the middle rope, ready for a 619! Rey signals for it and he hits it, the Big Show stumbles back and Randy Orton hits him with a huge RKO! Sheamus then eliminated the Big Show to the shock of the WWE Universe! Big Show has been eliminated!
Eliminated: Big Show Superstars in the ring: The Miz, Cody Rhodes, Sheamus, Chris Jericho, Randy Orton & Rey Mysterio
We are now down to the final six and they each stand separately, besides The Miz and Cody Rhodes who are still on the same page. However, Chris Jericho is still on the outside and is apparently having a conversation with one of the referees who is trying to tell him to get in the ring but he isn’t paying attention. Miz and Rhodes attack Randy Orton as Sheamus and Mysterio go at it. Miz and Rhodes are almost eliminating Randy Orton, but Mysterio and Sheamus stop and see it. They take advantage and throw both The Miz and Cody Rhodes over the top rope to a huge pop from the crowd! The Miz and Cody Rhodes have been eliminated!
Eliminated: The Miz & Cody Rhodes Superstars in the ring: Sheamus, Chris Jericho, Randy Orton & Rey Mysterio
Michael Cole applauds them both as they did last a very long time, Cody Rhodes entering at number seven and The Miz at number one! Now we are down to our final four (or three inside the ring). The trio battle as Jericho isn’t even paying attention and instead is taunting to the crowd, his back to the ring. Sheamus throws Mysterio across the ring and then tried to eliminate Orton, but Orton fights back and re-enters only to throw out Sheamus… but Sheamus hangs on! Orton gets tripped up by Mysterio and Mysterio goes for the 619 and connects. He then prepares to hit Orton with a seated senton, but Orton ducks and Mysterio gets Sheamus. However, Sheamus catches Mysterio and looks like he’s going to powerbomb Mysterio over the top rope, but Mysterio uses a headscissors instead and both men go over the top, but both of them hang on. They are both on the apron and Orton goes to eliminate them both but they all end up in a three-way grapple and any of them could go at any time. Suddenly, Chris Jericho decides to enter the ring and he goes up behind Orton and throw him over the top to the shock of the WWE Universe! Randy Orton has been eliminated! Jericho smirks as Mysterio and Sheamus fall down to the apron and Orton lays out on the arena floor.
Eliminated: Randy Orton Superstars in the ring: Sheamus, Chris Jericho & Rey Mysterio
Mysterio and Sheamus roll back into the ring and Jericho seems to think it’s easy picking. He picks up Rey Mysterio and goes to throw him over the top rope, but Mysterio hangs on. Sheamus goes for a Brogue Kick on Jericho, but Jericho ducks and Sheamus hits Mysterio, sending him off the apron and down to the arena floor, eliminating him. Rey Mysterio has been eliminated!
Eliminated: Rey Mysterio Superstars in the ring: Sheamus & Chris Jericho
Jericho goes up behind Sheamus and throws him over the top… but he hangs on! However, Jericho thinks he has won and starts screaming “the end of the world as you know it!” and pointing to the WrestleMania sign. Jericho turns around to see Sheamus still stood on the ring apron. He goes for his patented springboard dropkick and hits it, but Sheamus hangs on yet again. Jericho gets angry and goes to shove Sheamus off, but Sheamus launches himself back over the ropes, taking Jericho out with a flying shoulder block. Sheamus gets up and taunts to a huge pop from the crowd, before measuring Jericho for a Brogue Kick. He runs but Jericho ducks and as Sheamus turns around, he catches him with a huge Codebreaker! Sheamus stumbles over to the ropes and Jericho goes for a clothesline, but Sheamus pulls down the ropes as Jericho flies over, but he hangs on. Sheamus staggers to his feet, as does Jericho. Sheamus goes for yet another Brogue Kick, but misses and he goes over the top rope, both men now on the apron. They brawl and try to get each other to fall, but there’s no luck either way. Jericho kicks the legs of Sheamus, hoping to make him fall, but Sheamus backs up and then finally drills Jericho with a huge Brogue Kick, sending him falling off the apron and to the floor! Sheamus has won the 2012 Royal Rumble Match!
Sheamus falls through the middle rope back into the ring and celebrates his victory. The WWE Universe erupt as Justin Roberts announces that Sheamus has done it. Chris Jericho gets to his feet on the outside looking extremely disappointed with the loss. Sheamus points to the WrestleMania sign and the pyrotechnics explode, signifying that Sheamus is indeed going to the Main Event of WrestleMania XXVIII to fight for either the WWE or World Heavyweight Championship. But then Jericho’s disappointment turns into a sadistic smirk as he applauds Sheamus. Sheamus seems him and simply gives him an odd look before continuing his celebrations. Jericho leaves and the 2012 Royal Rumble fades to black on a shot of Sheamus doing his signature taunt as the winner of the biggest match in the WWE year. Sheamus is going to WrestleMania!
© 2012 World Wrestling Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
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Post by DTP. on Jan 31, 2012 11:37:49 GMT -5
WWE Royal Rumble: Sunday 29th January 2012...Alright, it's time for the Royal Rumble. I'm hoping that this is a good show, as opposed to the show that was last Sunday, and resembled that of a RAW or SmackDown. Decent decision to start off the show with the triple threat Steel-Cage match, and it seemed like it was more dramatic than the outcome of the actual match. Loved that Big Show and Mark Henry broke the cage, but logically that cage wall would have possibly harmed someone in the front row. Loved that Daniel Bryan still retained the World Heavyweight Championship whilst regaining his title in a cowardly fashion. It really shows it all. Next, I wish we saw the WWE Divas Championship actually on the line, rather than a Divas tag team match altogether, but at least this was an improvement to the eight Diva match. I think Eve should have been replaced by Tamina, since Natalya has recently been feuding with her, but nevermind. Also because Eve is contained in the Kane and John Cena match. Beth Phoenix returning on screen is good to see as well. Obvious win for Phoenix and Natalya, I hope Tamina is the next to credibly challenge for Beth's title. Ugh, hate that Kharma was used here. Phoenix and Kharma wouldn't be that good. As talented as both women are. I wish Kharma would face MEN, because she can either make them look good, or make herself look good, and she can credibly beat/lose to men. If Kharma is ever defeated, her credibility would be killed dead. Just hoping that this doesn't make the WrestleMania XXVIII card. A feud is fine, but anything more isn't all that necessary. John Cena and Kane had a decent match, but nothing would really be that great in a match between these two. Liked Cena finally embracing hate from Kane, using the steel chair to get himself disqualified. Loved how Kane was loving his attack, too. Very Dark Knightish. (;]) CM Punk was obviously going to beat Dolph Ziggler, but Ziggler should be WWE Champion by the year's end for definite. Liked John Laurinaitis doing the right thing as well. Alright, time for the Royal Rumble. Good choice for Kofi Kingston to enter as #2 to combat The Miz, although I don't like Epico or Primo being in this match; they're WWE Tag Team Champions and all, but they don't belong in a match like this, and so I have to justify them as filler spots. Good choice to get Epico eliminated swiftly. Mason Ryan coming in did something I guess. Alex Riley I hope actually gets a rub off of this, he should definitely deserve another chance to get a push. R-Truth following up was a great call. Cody Rhodes too, you know if Cody wasn't WWE Intercontinental Champion he could easily be a candidate to win this thing. Shame that Riley was eliminated so quick, I expect to see him on Superstars sometime. Loved Santino Marella's run, and how Mason Ryan no sold the Cobra too. Probably the only superstar ever, may I add. Mick Foley in the ring next is great, I knew you were going to keep with Mr Socko vs the Cobra, too. Absolutely hated how Hunico was used here, eliminated so quickly so badly. Wade Barrett up next, definite candidate for winning this. Primo in next, in my mind he should have had the Socko and Cobra treatment. Was surprised to see Ted Dibiase in there, since he'd been attacked and taken out with a bad wrist the other day on SmackDown. Ah, he was eliminated easily because of it, good call. The Great Khali in was expected, Primo and Ryan suffering Khali's wrath was expected, Khali was disappointing in the actual Rumble with all of ONE elimination. Great idea to have Brodus Clay in there with his full introduction, didn't see a dance off happening at all. Loved that Brodus then eliminated Khali. I wonder if Khali will remain. Jack Swagger in next was nice, he is like or not a great choice for future World Champion (again). Give him a good run as WWE United States Champion. Ezekiel Jackson. Miz eliminating Truth will obviously allow Miz to continue his feud with Truth. Michael Cole in there? Didn't see that coming, especially not before Booker T or Michael Cole. Cole then eliminated by Booker T was great; but I wish Jerry Lawler was in there .Dolph Ziggler in next was good, definitely could win this. Brodus Clay went too soon in my opinion. He could have remained until after #30 in my mind. Road Dogg in next, great to see him. And I hope he makes subsequent appearances, too. Sheamus in the ring next was great, obviously a favourite to win. I predicted he would. Billy Gunn? Lovely to see, hated the confrontation he and Ziggler had though, as it shows how people refer to Ziggler like Gunn, which is definitely untrue since Ziggler is better (I like Gunn by the way). Chris Jericho another favourite, loved how he smiled and greeted everyone at ringside. Randy Orton then in was a good move, he's another potential victor of this. I absolute hate Ziggler being eliminated so quick though. Jinder Mahal had no chance. The New Age Outlaws had their chance, but went. Keep Road Dogg around, not Billy though. I'd like a DX reunion attempt actually. If only X-Pac was here. Big Show in, definitely a nominee for winner. Kofi lasted all the way from #2? I'm impressed, but Miz has still lasted longer. Rey Mysterio next? Great idea for #30. I just realized that Alberto Del Rio and Ricardo Rodriguez didn't appear, Rodriguez' appearance not making the match was a disappointment for sure. I guess Cody and Miz had to go, but I dislike Show being eliminated so early. Made him look terrible. Orton out next was an interesting one. I'm still routing for Sheamus to win. Mysterio going next was expected, come on Sheamus. If Jericho wins this becomes all the more predictable. Another classic confrontation between Sheamus and Jericho, but I'm glad to see Sheamus still going to WrestleMania. I liked Jericho smiling though, it's only the beginning of the end of the world as we know it. Overall, it was only a tiny bit better than the original show. Not saying a lot, since you're still working from recent storylines. Let's hope for the future, a nice base show to work from.
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Post by tg11 on Feb 1, 2012 15:31:38 GMT -5
- This looks just like the Rumble in real life but with minor adjustments which I loved with Bryan retaining his title and Punk retaining his title and Beth & Natalya beating Kelly Kelly and Eve and I am glad that you kept Kane strong here by having him win by DQ
- The Royal Rumble match itself I was glad that Road Dogg and Billy Gunn both made their returns during this match, if only you can keep them around and they can be permanent fixtures here with a DX reunion of them and HHH and who knows maybe X-Pac can come back too at some point. I was glad that Mysterio made his return during this match too and Jericho I honestly wanted him to win it but Sheamus won, so I guess that's great, and with Sheamus in the main event of Mania 28, what title will he go for?
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Post by Elliot on Feb 4, 2012 17:30:08 GMT -5
WWE Raw Supershow; January 30th, 2012 WWE Superstars Tapings Mason Ryan defeats Michael McGillicutty Alex Riley defeats JTG
“Yes, sir, we promised you a great Main Event…”
Before the show gets up and running, we are shown a video package, highlighting what took place at last night’s Royal Rumble event. We are shown a few main clips from the Rumble match itself, displaying the return of Rey Mysterio, the surprise entries of Road Dogg and Billy Gunn, before showing us the battle between Chris Jericho and Sheamus in the final two. We see Sheamus eliminating Jericho and then celebrating his Royal Rumble victory as the show package fades to black.
CUE OPENING PACKAGE
The pyrotechnics explode from the stage, as we are welcomed to the show by Michael Cole and Jerry ‘The King’ Lawler. They remind us of last night’s huge Royal Rumble and how Sheamus was the winner and will now headline WrestleMania XXVIII, competing for either the WWE or World Heavyweight Championship. They remind us that tonight, we will see the return of Chief Operating Officer, Triple H as he will evaluate the job of John Laurinaitis and decide whether or not he will continue as the Interim General Manager of Raw. Suddenly, the theme of Triple H hits to a huge pop and it seems we’re getting Laurinaitis’ job evaluation – right now!
The Game enters the ring and begins to speak, saying that what he is about to do will be a pleasure, The WWE Universe cheer, expecting the worst for Laurinaitis’ job. Triple H says that he thought rather than leaving it until the end of the show; he wants to get this over and done with so Raw can go on without any issues. He then calls Laurinaitis out and says that he wants to get this done without any problems. Laurinaitis walks out to a ton of heat, but is all smiles. He goes to shake hands on his way down the ramp, clearly playing up to the fans. He enters the ring and goes to shake Triple H’s hand, but Triple H simply starts talking. He says that he’s been observing Laurinaitis since he took over Raw, and quite frankly, hasn’t liked what he’s seen. He says that Laurinaitis, just like everyone else who has taken over Raw, has abused his power. He says Vince did the same thing, and even admits that he did it himself. He says that Laurinaitis was supposed to bring change to Raw, but instead, there is just as much chaos and corruption as before. He tells him that regardless of whether Laurinaitis called it down the middle last night, or starts shaking hands and kissing babies, the problems he has caused have overshadowed these “good deeds”. So he has concluded that there is only one way to do this, and so he has just two words for him – you’re fi--. Before Triple H can finish, the theme of the WWE Champion, CM Punk hits to a huge pop. He comes out with a grin on his face and grabs himself a microphone. He says that last night, he gives Laurinaitis credit for calling it down the middle, but that doesn’t mean to say he’s suddenly become the greatest General Manager ever. Punk apologises to Triple H for interrupting, but he just wanted to give Laurinaitis a good send-off, and then tells Triple H to continue with what he was going to say. Triple H carries on, but once again, he is interrupted, this time by the theme of Dolph Ziggler. Ziggler comes out alongside Vickie Guerrero and United States Champion, Jack Swagger to a ton of heat. Ziggler says that last night, he felt that John Laurinaitis was pressured into behaving in a manner that he was not comfortable with, and therefore he deserves a rematch with CM Punk – tonight. Triple H tells him that he won’t be getting a rematch tonight because as far as he’s concerned, it’s because of Laurinaitis that he became the #1 Contender and that was through a corrupt manner. He tells him to shut up and let him get on with this. Triple H starts again, but this time he is interrupted by the theme of the 2012 Royal Rumble winner, Sheamus! The crowd erupt as Sheamus makes his way to the ring. He apologises for interrupting, but says that with CM Punk out here, he just wants to address that he could be challenging for the WWE Championship at WrestleMania, and whether it is CM Punk, Dolph Ziggler, or anyone else, he will be taking the title, the same for Daniel Bryan and his World Heavyweight Championship. Triple H says that he has been interrupted enough and books a Main Event for tonight, saying it will be Dolph Ziggler and Jack Swagger taking on CM Punk and Sheamus! The crowd cheer, but that’s not all as Triple H finally finishes what he was saying, shouting “Johnny Ace – you’re fired!”. The WWE Universe erupt as the theme of The Game hits and he leaves. The superstars leave the ring as Laurinaitis stands looking upset and disappointed. Michael Cole says he feels that Laurinaitis didn’t deserve to be fired, but King is happy, and says he wonders if Triple H will take over Raw again. We then cut to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
The Miz defeats Kofi Kingston; After both lasting an incredible amount of time last night in the Royal Rumble Match, these two men fought in hopes of redeeming their Rumble loss. They showed their resilience again in an outstanding opening match, but after Kofi Kingston missed a Trouble In Paradise, The Miz was able to plant Kofi with the Skull-Crushing Finale for the victory.
After the match, The Miz grabbed a microphone and declared that he should have won the Royal Rumble last night, but instead it was the “great white dope”, and he was robbed of his WrestleMania dream. Miz vows to get to the Main Event at WrestleMania by getting into the Elimination Chamber and walking out as the WWE Champion. Suddenly, R-Truth comes out and begins to brawl with Miz to a pop. He hits Miz with the Shut Up! and Miz rolls out of the ring. Truth’s theme hits and he celebrates as Miz retreats up the ramp. We then cut to a promo package.
We see a promo package for WWE Elimination Chamber, which will air on February 19th, 2012. We then return to Raw.
Backstage, we see John Laurinaitis consulting with David Otunga, saying he doesn’t understand what went wrong. Otunga says that Triple H just has let his ego get in the way, and soon enough, the Board of Directors will see that they made a huge mistake by letting Triple H fire him. Laurinaitis says he hopes Otunga is right, but they are interrupted by John Cena to a heavily mixed reaction. Cena looks deadly serious and is acting the same way as last night, rubbing his head and looking very blank in terms of expression. Laurinaitis asks him what he can do for him, and Cena says that this is all Laurinaitis’ fault, and he deserved to be fired tonight, especially after what he put Zack Ryder through. Laurinaitis says that he has no idea that Kane would go that far and sincerely apologises, before telling Cena that before he was fired, he booked him in a match for later tonight. We learn that John Cena will take on David Otunga later on, but Otunga is shocked, having only been told about it now. He makes sure Laurinaitis knows what he’s saying and he says yes, telling both men to go and get ready for later. He then says he wants to be left alone and both men leave as we fade to black.
Commercial Break.
Brodus Clay defeats Tyler Reks; We returned to see Reks already at ringside, and then saw Brodus Clay’s enjoyable entrance. This was followed by a total domination, courtesy of Clay and his jiving antics. Reks fell victim to the move that Michael Cole has coined “What the Funk?!”, giving him the victory.
Brodus Clay treats us to a dance as the WWE Universe join in. We then fade to a promo package.
We get a countdown to WrestleMania XXVIII, telling us that it is only sixty-two days away. We then return to Raw.
Josh Mathews is backstage alongside Eve Torres. He asks her how Zack Ryder is doing and she starts to cry a bit, telling him that while he’s stable, he’s still in severe pain and won’t be seen for a very long time. She says that John Cena is still to blame for getting them involved in this pointless feud, and she hopes that he gets what’s coming to him. She walks off and we cut to ringside.
John Cena versus David Otunga ends in a No Contest; This was a very good match in the opening moments, back and forth action and John Cena behaving a normal. Suddenly, there is a large explosion at the top of the stage as the lights go a dim red. There is a sadistic laugh, believed to be Kane’s that echoes around the arena. Cena starts to rub his head again, closing his eyes tight and screaming as if something was in his head. He throws David Otunga over the top rope and then throws him into the steel steps. Cena rips off the top of the announce table and the referee throws the match out.
Cena bounces Otunga’s head off the table and then throws him over it, into Michael Cole and Jerry Lawler. Cena shouts for Kane to come out, but all he gets is Kane appearing on the titantron. Kane says that last night, John Cena knows exactly what happened, he became exactly what he has been trying to avoid becoming – a monster. Cena turns and grabs Otunga again before driving him through the announce table with an Attitude Adjustment. Kane chuckles again before the titantron shuts off and the lights return to normal. Cena looks down at Otunga and sees what he has done. He holds his head in disbelief and then leaves ringside as referees tend to Otunga. We then cut to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
Raw Supershow returns to see the entrance of Rey Mysterio to a huge pop. He grabs a microphone and tells the WWE Universe how it feels great to be back. He says that returning at number thirty last night at the Royal Rumble felt great, and even though he didn’t win, he feels like he got what he wanted, and that was an opportunity to win the Royal Rumble, and just that opportunity is good enough for him. He says that coming up is the Elimination Chamber, and he hopes to be made a part of that to get another opportunity at headlining WrestleMania, but to headline as the WWE Champion. He is interrupted by the theme of Christian to the shock of the WWE Universe. Mysterio wonders what he wants and Christian comes out in casual wear, in usual fashion. He enters the ring and applauds Mysterio, congratulating him for “sucking up to the people” to get a WWE Championship shot, calling him “low”. However, he says that isn’t the reason why he is out here, because the reason he’s out here is because he was medically cleared to compete at the same time Mysterio was, but he was never contacted about the Royal Rumble, yet Mysterio was. He says that why does the WWE insist on getting washed-up suck-ups like Mysterio, instead of purely talented athletes like himself. Mysterio tells Christian that he shouldn’t be sour about it because he’s had success in his career too, and they should all be grateful for every opportunity you get in this business. Christian mockingly says “Opportunities, opportunities – I’m sick of opportunities being handed to people like you!”. The WWE Universe boo him as he shouts for them to show him respect and understand his anger. He shouts that he should have been number thirty, and would have easily gone on to win the Royal Rumble, Main Eventing WrestleMania just as he deserves. Mysterio says that Christian needs to calm down because this will get him nowhere, but Christian responds by telling Mysterio that his time will come and the WWE will realise what they’re missing out on. He drops the microphone and turns to leave, Mysterio turning around too, shaking his head. Suddenly – BAM! Christian spears Mysterio to the canvas to a ton of heat. He smirks as the WWE Universe gives him a ton of heat, Christian leaving up the ramp. Raw then cuts to the commentary desk.
Michael Cole reminds us that last night, Kharma returned to the WWE following her pregnancy and confronted Natalya and the Divas Champion, Beth Phoenix. We see a short clip of what happened before the next match begins.
Natalya with Divas Champion Beth Phoenix defeats Tamina; These two Divas have been battling it out over recent weeks, and tonight, Natalya was the one who got the advantage, finishing Tamina off with the Sharpshooter for the victory.
Beth Phoenix grabs a microphone and congratulates Natalya on her victory, before saying that they are not intimidated by Kharma. She says that if Kharma wants to take her on, she can guarantee that it will not be a problem, and she will always walk out the better Diva, because that’s just what she is. She holds up her Divas Championship and we cut backstage.
Backstage, the WWE Champion, CM Punk is walking down the corridor and we fade to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
We return to see Triple H about to enter his limousine to leave the arena, but Josh Mathews catches him and asks him who will be taking charge of Raw now that John Laurinaitis has been relieved from his duties. Triple H tells him that he will be taking control until further notice. He then gets in his limo and drives away as we cut to ringside.
WWE Champion CM Punk & Sheamus defeat Dolph Ziggler & United States Champion Jack Swagger with Vickie Guerrero; Following his Rumble victory last night, Sheamus was raring to go in this one. CM Punk started things off with Jack Swagger, and Punk took control, comically mocking Ziggler as he did. However, Jack Swagger was able to take control and make the tag to Ziggler. He responded to the mockery and started mocking CM Punk, using his signature manoeuvres such as his arm-trap elbows and even his shining wizard in the corner. Ziggler lifted Punk to his feet and shouted in his face, telling him he wouldn’t be WWE Champion for much longer, but he shouldn’t have wasted time, as Punk drilled him with a huge roundhouse kick. Punk managed to tag in Sheamus as Ziggler tagged in Swagger. Sheamus burst in to an enormous pop and went to work on Swagger. He took Swagger down with a huge double axe handle and then measured him for the Brogue Kick, but Ziggler leapt from the top rope and onto Sheamus’ back, locking in the Sleeper Hold. CM Punk re-entered the match and pulled Ziggler off before nailing him with the Go To Sleep, sending Ziggler collapsing through the ropes and to the arena floor. Sheamus then hit Swagger with the Brogue Kick and picked up the victory for his team.
Sheamus and CM Punk celebrated, sharing eye-contact and Sheamus making sure CM Punk knew that there is a possibility that they could meet at WrestleMania. Sheamus leaves the ring and celebrates with the fans on the outside, leaving up the ramp. CM Punk celebrates with the WWE Championship in hand, waving goodbye to Ziggler, Swagger and Vickie as they left ringside as well. Just then – BAM! Out of nowhere, CM Punk was spun around and hit… with a Codebreaker! Chris Jericho had arrived in the ring without being noticed and knocked out the WWE Champion. The crowd boo as Jericho grabs the WWE Championship and raises it high above his head, placing his right foot on the chest of CM Punk. He screams “the end of the world as you know it” as WWE Raw Supershow fades to a shocking close.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 5, 2012 19:33:47 GMT -5
WWE Raw Supershow; January 30th, 2012
- Ace is fired! I have a feeling this won't be the last we see of Johnny. - Was sad Kofi lost, but all was spared when Truth came out kickin' ass. - wtf is wrong with Cena. - Any show with Clay getting down is a good show in my book. - I like Eve when she's PMSing on Cena. Nice to see here actually have some sort of character. - Again, wtf is wrong with Cena?! I'm interested in what's going on. - Christian FTW. Hope he sends Mysterio off into oblivion (after a Mysterio/Sin Cara match, that is) - Kharma gonna kill her some Beth. - Good tag match. Really pushed Ziggler further. - JERICHO! Jericho gonna rape Punk. nah, I hope Punk wins their match.
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Post by Elliot on Feb 6, 2012 8:22:25 GMT -5
WWE SmackDown; February 3rd, 2012 WWE Superstars Tapings Alicia Fox & Kelly Kelly defeat The Bella Twins Trent Barreta defeats Heath Slater
“Yes, sir, we promised you a great Main Event…”
We see a quick recap of what happened in the World Heavyweight Championship Match at the Royal Rumble when it was Daniel Bryan defending the title against the Big Show and Mark Henry in a Triple Threat Steel Cage Match. It shows how Big Show and Mark Henry caused the cage wall to collapse onto the announcers desk, knocking both giants out. However, neither of them touched the arena floor, and this meant that Bryan was able to slither his way across the canvas and drop off the side of the cage wall, stealing the victory. We close on a shot of Daniel Bryan holding up his World Heavyweight Championship with a huge grin on his face.
CUE OPENING PACKAGE
The arena is lit up as the pyrotechnics explode from the stage, the WWE Universe pumped for another edition of SmackDown. Michael Cole, Josh Mathews and Booker T greet us and also remind us that Sheamus is our 2012 Royal Rumble winner and will be going to WrestleMania XXVIII to challenge for either the WWE or World Heavyweight Championship. They tell us that Sheamus is here tonight, and we will also be learning the five participants, along with Daniel Bryan who will be competing in the Elimination Chamber Match at WWE Elimination Chamber in just over two weeks! We hear the theme of Sheamus to a huge pop from the crowd as he makes his entrance.
Sheamus enters the ring and talks about how winning the Royal Rumble is his biggest accomplishment yet, and he has worked hard for everything he has achieved here in the WWE. He praises Chris Jericho for giving him a good fight in the final two, but says that in the end, he was glad to be the better man. He says that he has been constantly asked which title he will be going for at WrestleMania, but he hasn’t decided yet and wants to wait until after the Elimination Chamber before making a decision, due to the unpredictable nature of the match – anything could happen. Suddenly, the theme of the World Heavyweight Champion, Daniel Bryan hits to a ton of heat. He comes out with a big grin on his face and enters the ring to stand opposite Sheamus. He congratulates Sheamus on his Royal Rumble victory and says that he always knew he could do it. The WWE Universe and the commentary team are slightly confused by Bryan’s flattery. Bryan says that Sheamus has always been a tough Irishman, and he knows that at WrestleMania, he will get what he wants. He then goes on to say that he and Sheamus have their own WrestleMania history, competing in the pre-show last year over the United States Championship. Bryan says that he will support Sheamus in every way possible in his goal to become the WWE Champion… but Sheamus stops him there. He asks Bryan why he assumes he is going for the WWE Championship, when the World Heavyweight Championship is just as appealing. Bryan takes a gulp and says that Sheamus should go get the WWE Championship from CM Punk because after seeing what Chris Jericho did to him on Raw, he should be easy pickings for a guy like Sheamus. Sheamus shakes his head and tells Bryan that he won’t be sweet-talked into going for a certain title, and he will make his decision the night after Elimination Chamber, so Bryan better focus on actually keeping the belt at the event. Bryan says he will have no problem winning the Elimination Chamber, especially after he slayed not one, but two giants this past Sunday at the Royal Rumble. He says that if Sheamus does want to go for the World Heavyweight Championship, then fine, but he warns him that he will become just another big guy on his list of victims. Sheamus laughs, and we hear the theme of the Theodore Long who comes onto the stage and speaks. He congratulates Sheamus on his Royal Rumble victory and then tells him that tonight; he will be in action against Cody Rhodes in a non-title match. He then turns to Bryan, and tells him that after his sneaky getaway this past Sunday at the Royal Rumble, he wants to put his credibility to the test when he will compete in tonight’s Main Event – against Randy Orton! The WWE Universe erupt as Bryan goes mad. Long leaves as his theme plays and Sheamus smirks at Bryan as we fade to black.
Commercial Break.
WWE Tag Team Champions Primo & Epico with Rosa Mendes defeat The Usos; After the WWE Tag Team Champions didn’t have much luck in the Royal Rumble, they were looking to redeem themselves tonight, and they did just that by defeating The Uso brothers, Jimmy and Jey. Jimmy was taken out by Epico who threw him outside and into the announce table while Primo hit the Backstabber on Jey for the victory.
Afterwards, the WWE Tag Team Champions celebrated, but they weren’t done as they continued to attack The Usos in the ring, making a statement, even Rosa Mendes got a kick in. Primo and Epico left their opponents down and out, and The Usos didn’t look to happy.
Backstage, Ted DiBiase is in street clothes, having a conversation with Ezekiel Jackson about his injured wrist. Suddenly, Hunico and Camacho walk onto the scene to a ton of heat. Hunico tells Ted DiBiase that he is lucky to be injured, because otherwise he’d have to suffer another beating at the hands of Camacho and himself. DiBiase tells Hunico that it’s over between them, he’s leaving it alone and resting his injury, he doesn’t want another fight. Hunico tells DiBiase to not be a coward, but that’s when Ezekiel Jackson steps in front of DiBiase. He says that if Hunico wants to pick on somebody, how about he picks on a healthy guy. Camacho then steps in front of Hunico and the two big men come face-to-face. Jackson says that he hasn’t seen Camacho compete yet, so how about they go at it tonight. The crowd pop as Camacho smirks and accepts the challenge. He and Hunico leave as DiBiase tells Jackson that he’ll be in his corner. We then fade to black.
We see a promo package for WWE Elimination Chamber, airing on February 19th, 2012. We then cut to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
Ezekiel Jackson with Ted DiBiase defeats Camacho with Hunico; In Camacho’s debut match, he goes up against the big man from Guyana, Ezekiel Jackson. These two beasts went toe-to-toe, but in the end it was Jackson that was able to come out on top. Hunico tried to get involved, but DiBiase yanked him from the ring apron, sending him to the floor. This distracted Camacho and he turned back around into a massive clothesline from Ezekiel Jackson, allowing him to pick up the victory.
Jackson and DiBiase celebrated as Camacho and Hunico left in anger. We then fade to a promo package.
We see a quick recap of what happened on Raw regarding John Laurinaitis and Triple H. The package closes with Triple H telling Laurinaitis that he’s been fired. We then return to SmackDown.
Theodore Long is backstage in his office and Drew McIntyre walks in. Long says he’s getting sick and tired of Drew crawling back and convincing him to give him chances to keep his job. He says that McIntyre has failed again and again to impress him, and so he’s afraid he is going to just have to let him go. McIntyre gets on his knees and grabs onto Long’s leg, begging him not to fire him and to give him one final chance tonight. Long rubs his head and then says that Drew McIntyre has officially blown all his chances, and tonight will be his last chance to prove himself. If he doesn’t win tonight, then he will be let go, and he will never be employed by the WWE again. McIntyre thanks Teddy Long with his life and says that he won’t disappoint this time. Long tells him his match is next and he will inform his partner now. McIntyre rushes off to get ready as we fade to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
Drew McIntyre is stood in the ring after just making his entrance and is awaiting his opponent for tonight, in his last chance match. The WWE Universe erupt and Drew McIntyre’s jaw drops as his opponent is revealed to be – the Big Show!
Drew McIntyre defeats Big Show; The Big Show was in the angriest of moods and pretty much decimated poor Drew McIntyre the whole match. Big Show was so reckless that he accidentally threw Drew McIntyre into the referee, knocking him down temporarily. Big Show measures Drew McIntyre for the W.M.D. but suddenly – Mark Henry shows up. Henry jumps in the ring and takes Show down with a huge clothesline to the shock of the WWE Universe. He then lifts Show up and plants him with the World’s Strongest Slam before rolling out of the ring. Drew McIntyre wakes up and sees Show down, and immediately takes advantage. The referee wakes up soon after and counts for the three, giving McIntyre his first victory in months.
Drew McIntyre goes mad in celebration but the WWE Universe boo, knowing what just happened. Mark Henry backs up the ramp slowly with anger in his face as the Big Show comes to, showing a similar anger. Drew McIntyre is so caught up in celebration that he doesn’t notice Big Show behind him. He turns around and – BAM! The Knockout Punch to the jaw of Drew McIntyre, knocking him out cold. Big Show makes sure Henry knows that this isn’t over as we fade backstage.
We see Sheamus walking down the corridors, ready for his match. We then cut to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
Sheamus defeats Intercontinental Champion Cody Rhodes; A victory over Sheamus right now would do wonders for the career of Cody Rhodes, but unfortunately it just wasn’t meant to be, but by no fault of his own. Cody Rhodes was proving a worthy challenger for the Great White, but unfortunately for him, his brother Goldust decided to show up, with no make-up and distract his brother, allowing Sheamus to hit him with the Brogue Kick for the victory.
Sheamus left the ring in celebration as Goldust entered. He stood above his brother to a huge pop as he held a microphone. He spoke, saying that he hasn’t forgotten what Cody did to him and for the sake of the Rhodes family, he is going to put a stop to his antics, and challenges him to a match at WWE Elimination Chamber. Goldust throws down the microphone to a huge pop as his theme hits. Cody clutches his Intercontinental Championship as he watches his brother leave ringside. We then cut to a promo package.
We see a promo package for WrestleMania XXVIII, counting down the days. Fifty-eight days until the biggest event in the WWE year! We then return to SmackDown.
Wade Barrett defeats Justin Gabriel; This match was simply for Barrett to release his frustrations after getting eliminated from the Royal Rumble by Randy Orton. He dominated the match and finished Gabriel off with The Wasteland.
Barrett grabbed a microphone and said that he is going to sit at ringside for the next match because he wants to see to it that Randy Orton gets what he deserves at the hands of Daniel Bryan. He leaves the ring and sits beside the announce desk as we fade to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
Scott Stanford is backstage alongside Randy Orton to a huge pop. He asks him if he heard what Wade Barrett just said and Orton says he did, but he doesn’t care. He says that if Wade Barrett wants to continue trying to end his career, then he can. He says that in the end, it will only end up the same way it always ends up – with a Punt to the skull! Orton sets off to ringside.
Randy Orton defeats World Heavyweight Champion Daniel Bryan via Disqualification; This was a good match, and Daniel Bryan held his own against The Viper. Orton went into that “zone” he goes into and worked over Bryan for a while, but Bryan somehow came back and locked in the LeBelle Lock. However, Orton was able to escape and hit Bryan with those multiple clotheslines, followed by a vicious powerslam. Orton coiled, ready to strike with an RKO… but Barrett pulls him out of the ring, forcing the referee to call for a disqualification.
Barrett and Orton brawl on the outside as Bryan grabs his World Heavyweight Championship and attempts to escape, but that isn’t happening as the Big Show comes to ringside and throws Bryan back into the ring! The WWE Universe pop as Big Show stands face-to-face with Bryan, cocking his fist for the W.M.D. Mark Henry shows yup, however and once again attacks Big Show like earlier, but Show fights back. Theodore Long comes out and calls for the carnage to be stopped – now! He says that he is out here to announce that in two weeks at Elimination Chamber, it will be the World Heavyweight Champion, Daniel Bryan, defending his title against the Big Show, Mark Henry, Wade Barrett, Randy Orton… and this man…
The theme of The Great Khali hits as the WWE Universe go wild. Khali hits the ring and delivers chops to Mark Henry and Wade Barrett as they flee the ring. Daniel Bryan is left standing with Orton, Show and Khali. Khali lifts him up and plants him with the Punjabi Plunge! Khali, Orton and Big Show all stand locking eyes as Wade Barrett and Mark Henry flee up the ramp. One of these six men will leave Elimination Chamber in two weeks as the World Heavyweight Champion, but who will it be? SmackDown fades to black.
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Post by Elliot on Feb 6, 2012 8:41:11 GMT -5
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Post by DTP. on Feb 6, 2012 13:43:17 GMT -5
WWE RAW Supershow: Monday 30th January 2012...I'm looking forward to how you book this show, definitely. The real RAW Supershow from after the Royal Rumble sucked. Mason Ryan with a win against Michael McGillicutty was nice in the battle of Nexus alumni, and Alex Riley defeating JTG was pretty fair. I hope we see a revamping of Riley's character, it was shot dead before he had the chance to improve. Onto RAW, Triple H evaluating the job of John Laurinaitis in the opening segment was a strange idea, didn't really like that since this was the entire purpose of RAW this week, the show revolving around this confrontation. CM Punk's involvement was fair, hopefully Laurinaitis isn't gone for long though. He was a pretty cool on-air personality. Maybe he should do a Vickie Guerrero and go into managing. The Miz beating Kofi Kingston was a fair opening contest, happy to see R-Truth with the attack afterwards, I'm hoping that you finally finish this feud at Elimination Chamber or RAW, and not stretching it out to WrestleMania XXVIII; it's not that big a match since it was on RAW before the Rumble. Liked Laurinaitis confiding in David Otunga, and John Cena's appearance added an interesting moment. I expect Cena to destroy Otunga later on tonight. Brodus Clay with a win against Tyler Reks...sigh. Please put Brodus into a storyline soon. I'd even dig him in an Elimination Chamber match, or Money in the Bank at WrestleMania (big athletic suplex machine in a ladder match environment, think about it). John Cena and David Otunga fighting to a no contest, meh. Worthy opening hour main event I guess. Kane announcing that Cena had become his enemy was a great twist, happy to see that. Next up, Rey Mysterio with his return promo was great, but I dislike Christian interrupting. I heard the idea of Mysterio and Christian feuding a few days ago, and hated the idea of jealousy between the two returnees. Additionally, don't let this go on at WrestleMania XXVIII, it wouldn't be a huge hit in my mind. Natalya beating Tamina is fair, would have preferred to see this on SmackDown or Superstars though, because I'd expect to see Kelly Kelly, Eve or the Bella Twins on RAW, as opposed to actual female athletes. Beth Phoenix then stating no fear to Kharma was an interesting one. This is like the female version of most of the Undertaker's rivalries. Let mind games set in. CM Punk and Sheamus beating Dolph Ziggler and Jack Swagger was an acceptable main event, but tag team main events generally don't interest me that much. Chris Jericho attacking Punk added some good questions though. Overall, different than the original show (obviously), wonder if you do choose to bring in the Undertaker for WrestleMania or not. Everything else was fine, but still not all that interesting. Also disappointed that this show showed no moving towards the Elimination Chamber pay-per-view. Two weeks man, the clock's ticking.
WWE SmackDown: Friday 3rd February 2012...I was thinking since you do WWE Superstars taping results, you should totally do NXT taping results. It's not that hard, don't list descriptions of what went down, just match listing results. It'd be a great "evolution of a star" scenario if this diary were to go far. Anyways, would have rather seen Alicia Fox and Kelly Kelly face the Bella Twins on RAW with Natalya and Tamina facing on SmackDown (or Superstars works) personally, and Trent Barreta beating Heath Slater is ideal. I don't know if you're aware, but Slater's started getting air time on NXT lately, even a few wins. I feel like Sheamus kicking off the show was another thing that should have happened somewhere on RAW. He won the Royal Rumble match, but was only shown in the main event segment, little mention of his Royal Rumble accolade. Liked Daniel Bryan sarcastically congratulating Sheamus, and this segment set up two big matches for the evening, I'm looking forward to both. Primo and Epico beating the Usos was a good opening contest, gaining more momentum for the WWE Tag Team Champions, but I'm still saddened by the fact that Jimmy and Jey still have not held the belts. Ted Dibiase and Ezekiel Jackson being interrupted by Hunico and Camacho was a nice set up for Camacho's debut match. What I hated was Zeke beating Camacho in his debut. It ruined Hunico's mystique and Camacho's mysteriousness. Let Drew McIntyre win for a change! Wow, wasn't expecting McIntyre to beat the Big Show. Sort of weakens Show's momentum even more than when he lost to Daniel Bryan with Mark Henry. I guess Mark costing Show the match was fine, I'm just annoyed at the fact that Show is continuing his rivalry with Mark Henry (six months later) and not continuing his interesting storyline with Daniel Bryan and AJ. That feud needed proper closure, not a triple threat Steel Cage match. Sheamus beating Cody Rhodes was impressive, Goldust...bah. I really would hate to see Cody face Goldust at WrestleMania XXVIII, it's a huge drop for Cody after beating Rey Mysterio last year. I'd like a Sheamus and Cody mini-feud though. Wade Barrett beating Justin Gabriel was what it was, but I didn't like that he ignored Randy Orton as if their several month long rivalry had never happened. You've cut two of SmackDown's top feuds off in one night, I hate that. Randy Orton additionally should have been Daniel Bryan's opponent for Mania, it'd be amazing, their first encounter and all. Oh, there's Barrett. Happy to see that make the save. Huge brawl with Mark Henry, Barrett, Orton, Bryan and Big Show, but ugh, the Great Khali? F*ck off. I wish he never returned now. I'd still have preferred to see Cody Rhodes involved. Hey, maybe that feud with Sheamus and Cody is handy now. Overall, a fair show, nothing that great once again, some questionable decisions made, but I do like Cody facing Goldust at Elimination Chamber and not WrestleMania XXVIII. I personally dislike that graphic too, it makes EC look like a mere hype show (and even though it is, that's not the aim of the advertisement to the general viewer). Not a bad week for the WWE, lacking several key note stars though.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 6, 2012 16:15:49 GMT -5
- lol at Bryan trying to butter Sheamus up to not challenge him, and look at vintage Teddy. SINGLES MATCH WITH RANDY ORAHTAN! - booo, Usos should be kickin they ass. - Big Zeke gonna **** up man! - YEAH! Big Zeke ed **** up! - Drew getting on his knees... Teddy rubbing his head... No wonder Drew still gets chances. - lmfao, what a great segment. Drew celebrating like a mad man only to get knocked out is hilarious. I'm sure he'll harp on his victory for weeks to come. - Sad to see Cody lose but ehh, Sheamus is obviously gonna win. GOLDUST! Cool to see you still using the non-gimmicked approach. Goldust needs to leave Cody alone though, he's too busy with Tyger and Hafiz. - Poor Gabriel. Pissed off crooked nose isn't a good opponent for him. Good win for Barrett though - Wade ing **** up again, and holy poop brawl Batman! Oh... Khali... ehh, what are you gonna do, it'll be interesting to see what he does. I don't think he can fit in one of the chambers. - btw, that poster up there is a doodie head.
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Post by Elliot on Feb 7, 2012 11:49:08 GMT -5
WWE Raw Supershow; February 6th, 2012 WWE Superstars Tapings Curt Hawkins & Tyler Reks defeat Santino Marella & Yoshi Tatsu Divas Champion Beth Phoenix defeats Tamina
“Yes, sir, we promised you a great Main Event…”
A recap is shown of last Monday on Raw Supershow when Triple H fired John Laurinaitis, and then we see how the WWE Champion, CM Punk and Sheamus defeated Dolph Ziggler and the United States Champion, Jack Swagger in the Main Event. However, the package closes on a shot of Chris Jericho hitting the Codebreaker on CM Punk and then raising the WWE Championship above his head. We then fade to black.
CUE OPENING PACKAGE
Michael Cole and Jerry ‘The King’ Lawler welcome us to the sold out event following a huge pyrotechnics display. They tell us that in tonight we will see both Rey Mysterio and Christian return to action as Mysterio and R-Truth will face Christian and The Miz! In addition, we are told that Chris Jericho will explain his actions since returning to the WWE, live tonight! The theme of The Game, Triple H hits to a huge pop as the Chief Operating Officer makes his way towards the ring.
Triple H gets in the ring and says that with John Laurinaitis finally out of power, he will be taking over WWE Raw Supershow once again. He says that he’s going to restore order around here after Laurinaitis sent Raw spiralling into his own little twisted playground. First off, he reveals that in two weeks at WWE Elimination Chamber, the WWE Championship will be defended inside the steel structure, as CM Punk will defend his title against Dolph Ziggler, The Miz, R-Truth, Christian and Rey Mysterio! The crowd pop for the names like CM Punk and Rey Mysterio. He then makes another match, claiming that this is another score that needs to be settled. He says he has seen how John Laurinaitis was treating Zack Ryder, and how much hatred there is between Kane and John Cena, and so he is making an Anywhere Falls Match at Elimination Chamber between the two of them, so this time, there will be a winner! Suddenly, Triple H is interrupted by the monotone voice of… John Laurinaitis. The crowd boo him out of the building, but he simply smirks at them. “My name is John Laurinaitis. I am the Executive Vice President of Talent Relations… and the Assistant General Manager of Monday Night Raw!” Triple H asks him what he’s doing, because he hasn’t made him the assistant. Laurinaitis enters the ring and shows Triple H a letter which is apparently from the Board of Directors, stating that while John Laurinaitis will not be in full control of Raw, they wish to keep him around so he can learn and eventually be moulded into a future full-time General Manager. Triple H shakes his head, saying that Laurinaitis is like a rash that won’t go away. Laurinaitis pats Triple H on the shoulder, telling him to stop joking around, and then saying that his first act as the Assistant General Manager of Raw was to make a Main Event Match between the WWE Champion, CM Punk and Dolph Ziggler! Triple H tells him that he better not get too comfortable because if it’s the last thing he does, he will get rid of him. Triple H storms out and Laurinaitis smiles as the Raw theme plays and we fade to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
Christian & The Miz defeat Rey Mysterio & R-Truth; This was highly anticipated due to the returns of both Christian and Rey Mysterio, especially after their confrontation last week. R-Truth and The Miz kicked things off. There was a commercial break mid-match and when we returned, Christian and R-Truth were the legal men. Rey Mysterio tried to save R-Truth but The Miz disposed of him and Christian was able to hit Truth with the Killswitch for the victory.
The Miz and Christian celebrate as Rey Mysterio checks on R-Truth. These four men will be participating in the Elimination Chamber Match for the WWE Championship in just two weeks. We cut to a graphic which tells us that later tonight, we will hear from Chris Jericho as he explains exactly what has been going on since his return to the WWE last month. We then fade to black.
We are shown a WrestleMania Countdown package which features clips from past WrestleManias before finally stating that there are fifty-five days until the Grandest Stage of them All!
We then return to commentary as they tell us about the history of the Elimination Chamber before leading us into a video package which highlights the history of all the Chamber matches, focusing on Triple H as the most experienced in this match. We are also told that the Champion has lost his title six times in the Elimination Chamber, showing that the odds are truly against CM Punk and Daniel Bryan.
Michael Cole and Jerry ‘The King’ Lawler remind us that as per order of the new Assistant General Manager of Raw, John Laurinaitis, the Main Event will be the WWE Champion, CM Punk taking on Dolph Ziggler. We then fade to black.
Commercial Break.
We return to hear the theme of the United States Champion, Jack Swagger who comes out alongside Vickie Guerrero. He gets in the ring and starts to speak to the WWE Universe, telling them that he hasn’t seemed to have any competition recently, not that anyone on the roster is even worthy. He says that with Dolph Ziggler gunning for the WWE Championship, and vowing that he will win in two weeks at the Elimination Chamber, he, Dolph and Vickie will be the most dominant trio in the WWE. He says that nobody will be able to match them in any way shape or f—It seems Jack Swagger spoke too soon as the theme of Mason Ryan hits to a huge pop. Ryan grabs a microphone and then says something in Welsh, but then translates it to English, telling Swagger that they have a match – right now!
Mason Ryan defeats United States Champion Jack Swagger with Vickie Guerrero; Swagger wasn’t even expecting a response, let alone from someone as dominant as Mason Ryan. Ryan ploughs right through Swagger, proving to the WWE Universe that he’s ready to be taken seriously. Vickie Guerrero screams as Ryan escapes the Gutwrench Powerbomb clutch and plants Swagger with the House of Pain to finish him off and pick up a huge victory over the United States Champion.
Mason Ryan celebrates as Vickie Guerrero screams in anger. Swagger leaves the ring and grabs his United States Championship, Vickie screaming in his ear, telling him he’s useless. Swagger ignores it as he stares angrily back into the ring at Mason Ryan who has a smile from ear-to-ear.
A camera is backstage as the Raw theme plays, showing Chris Jericho walking down a corridor with a grin on his face. We are told that we will be hearing from Jericho – NEXT!
Commercial Break.
Michael Cole and Jerry Lawler would like to thank Nickelback for the theme song to WWE Elimination Chamber, “This Means War” from the album Here and Now, in stores now! They then remind us of the WWE Championship Elimination Chamber Match which was just announced tonight before we cut to the ring.
The theme of Chris Jericho hits to a mixed reaction. His pyrotechnics explode and he struts to the ring, looking extremely confident with a smirk on his face. He enters the ring and the lights turn a dim blue as he begins to speak. He starts it off by saying “Last week, you saw the beginning of the end as you know it…” which gets a mixed reaction from the crowd. For weeks, he says that the WWE Universe were warned of his arrival and how he was back to take back what is rightfully his. He says that many people have speculated as to what he means when he says “the end of the world”, and now he’s going to explain. He starts to say how while he’s been away, a certain individual name CM Punk has been lying to and deceiving the entire WWE Universe. He says “All you hypocrites bought into it. CM Punk comes out here and claims to be the ‘Best in the World’, when each and every one of you know that that isn’t true”. The crowd boo but Jericho shakes his head, saying that the entire WWE Universe are hypocritical because they boo him now, but a couple of weeks ago they were eating out of his hands with every move he made. He tells how he manipulated the WWE Universe and he didn’t even have to say a word because he’s just that good. Jericho goes on to say how the ‘Best in the World’ is just a tagline to CM Punk, hence why it’s pathetically scrawled across every one of his t-shirts. He says that he doesn’t need it to be printed on a t-shirt for it to be true because he is, was and always will be the ‘Best in the World’, not CM Punk. And so, here’s the explanation… this will be the end of the world as we know it, because Chris Jericho is putting an end to this make-believe world where CM Punk is the ‘best’ and reclaiming what is rightfully his, taking the world back as his own, and in the process becoming the WWE Champion. Suddenly, Jericho is interrupted by the theme of CM Punk to a huge pop.
Punk comes to the ring and has a stare-off with Jericho before saying how he respects him. He says that he has always been a Chris Jericho fan, because he loved the way that Jericho used to be just as dangerous with a microphone as he is. He knows that Jericho has always spoke his mind, and he respects that, but when it comes to being the ‘Best in the World’, he’s proven it time and time again by overcoming the odds, winning Championships and his biggest achievement, bringing change about within the WWE. Jericho tells Punk to wake up because he has achieved nothing compared to him. He says how he is the first ever Undispute— Punk cuts him off, saying that he knows all about how Jericho is the first ever Undisputed Champion, but that was then and this is now. He says that all Chris Jericho has become is a cryptic character who likes to manipulate the minds of the WWE Universe, but does very little to show what he’s really capable of. He dares to say that Chris Jericho has “lost it” and Jericho gets extremely angry. Punk says that he has a great deal of respect for Jericho, but he thinks it’s about time he accepted the fact that the world has moved on, and what he is calling this “make-believe world” is in fact a reality. Punk drops the microphone and leaves as his theme plays. Jericho screams for him to come back and face him like a man but Punk simply walks off shaking his head as we fade to black.
Commercial Break.
Sheamus defeats Kofi Kingston; This was a respectful bout between two people who are friends. Sheamus has been on the biggest of rolls since winning the Royal Rumble and tonight was no different. Kofi Kingston is a worthy competitor, but Sheamus has too much momentum to be stopped and hit Kingston with the Brogue Kick after he ducked a Trouble In Paradise Kick and picked up the victory.
Sheamus celebrated his win, pointing to the WrestleMania sign, reminding us all that he will be in the Main Event and will compete for either the WWE or World Heavyweight Championship. Michael Cole and Jerry Lawler once again remind us that tonight, the WWE Champion, CM Punk will take on Dolph Ziggler, and also say how Sheamus could be facing one of those men at WrestleMania as they compete in the Elimination Chamber Match for the WWE Championship.
Speaking of WrestleMania, Michael Cole and Jerry Lawler remind us that WrestleMania XXVIII will be headlined by one incredible encounter, and that will be John Cena versus The Rock! We are then showed a video package highlighting the career of John Cena.
Commercial Break.
We return to see the Divas Champion, Beth Phoenix and Natalya at ringside by the commentary desk, awaiting the next match to begin.
The Bella Twins defeat Kelly Kelly & Alicia Fox; This was a pretty quick Divas match and got the job done as The Bella Twins used their identical looks to their advantage, switching and allowing Brie to roll up Alicia Fox for the victory.
Beth Phoenix and Natalya congratulated The Bella Twins but all of a sudden… the theme of Kharma hits! The crowd erupt as Kharma comes out, The Bella Twins looking terrified. Kharma enters the ring and The Bellas flee! Kharma grabs a microphone and laughs maniacally before saying that while she may be after Beth Phoenix and her Divas Championship, she’s got some unfinished business with The Bella Twins first. She says that she wants a match at Elimination Chamber – with both of them! Then she turns to Beth Phoenix and Natalya, telling them that they’re welcome to come and see what their future looks like. Kharma’s theme hits again and she laughs as we fade backstage.
Eve is shown watching what just happens and says that she would hate to get in the ring with Kharma. She turns around and starts screaming and crying. We soon find out why as Kane slowly approaches her and pins her up against the wall. Eve is in tears as Kane breathes on her neck whilst smirking. He says that in two weeks, he will face John Cena in an Anywhere Falls Match, and just like Zack Ryder, he is going to make sure Cena feels the pain. He says that he will make Cena embrace the hate, because if he doesn’t, then the entire WWE is in danger. He says that if John Cena doesn’t learn to embrace the hate at Elimination Chamber, then the first person he’s coming for… is Eve. Eve screams and begs for him to let her go, but all of a sudden, John Cena appears on the screen and viciously assault Kane! The crowd erupt as Cena unloads on Kane. He smashes him repeatedly into the wall, but Kane manages to deliver a poke to the eye and then flees. Cena checks on Eve but she screams for him to get away from her. Cena stands up and doesn’t know what to do. He starts rubbing his head and looks as if he’s about to cry as we fade to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
We return to Cole and King who recap what happened in the opening segment when Triple H made two Elimination Chamber matches, and then we find out that John Laurinaitis is the Assistant General Manager of Raw. From this, we cut backstage to Triple H’s office and John Laurinaitis walks in to a ton of heat. Triple H asks him what the hell he thinks he’s doing, but Laurinaitis stays calm and says he’s here to learn from The Game. He says the Board feels it’s an advantage to have him around so he can observe how Raw should be run so he can take his job back later down the line. Triple H tells Laurinaitis that he better run decisions past him in the future instead of making Main Events. Laurinaitis apologises and says it won’t happen again. Triple H says it better not and tells him to get out of his office. He leaves and we cut to ringside.
Dolph Ziggler with Vickie Guerrero defeats WWE Champion CM Punk; Dolph Ziggler was looking for another victory over the WWE Champion here tonight which would definitely put him in good form going into Elimination Chamber in just two weeks. These two, as always, put on a great match and it was very back and forth, but the match took a turn when Chris Jericho walked out looking very serious. He paced around the ring, occasionally shouting at CM Punk “nobody walks away from me”. Punk tries to ignore him and concentrate on the match, but when Jericho decides to grab the WWE Championship and start pandering to the crowd with it, Punk has had enough. He leaves the ring and stands face-to-face with Chris Jericho. Punk tells him to just leave it be but Jericho just rubs the WWE Championship and smirks. CM Punk realises he’s getting counted out and slides back into the ring, but the loss of concentration was enough for Dolph Ziggler to duck a clothesline, hit the ZigZag and then hook the legs, including a handful of tights for the victory.
Dolph Ziggler and Vickie Guerrero leave, extremely happy with Ziggler’s victory over the WWE Champion. CM Punk gets to his feet in anger as Chris Jericho enters the ring with the WWE Championship and sarcastically hands it over to Punk. Punk takes the title and Jericho says “this is just the beginning” before leaving the ring. WWE Raw Supershow fades to black on a shot of CM Punk staring up the ramp at Chris Jericho as he leaves.
© 2012 World Wrestling Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
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Post by Elliot on Feb 7, 2012 11:53:31 GMT -5
| WWE Championship Elimination Chamber Match WWE Champion CM Punk vs. Dolph Ziggler vs. The Miz vs. R-Truth vs. Christian vs. Rey Mysterio | World Heavyweight Championship Elimination Chamber Match World Heavyweight Champion Daniel Bryan vs. Big Show vs. Mark Henry vs. Randy Orton vs. Wade Barrett vs. The Great Khali | Falls Count Anywhere Match Kane vs. John Cena | Kharma vs. The Bella Twins | Intercontinental Champion Cody Rhodes vs. Goldust | Card subject to change. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 7, 2012 12:44:28 GMT -5
BOOM SHACKA LACKA!
- yay Johnny! Triple H is gonna explode someday. - Yeah Christian! Bitch is going to the top! - Glad Ryan killed Swagger. Ryan is a bit of a guilty pleasure of mine. - Jericho and Punk is gonna be snazzy as hell. - dammit, Kofi. - KHARMA! Kharma's gonna raise some ****. I hope she breaks the Bellas and wins the Diva's Title soon. - Anywhere Falls Match? wtf is that. I thought it was Falls Count Anywhere Match, lol. Anywhere Falls Match sounds weird. - HERE TO SHOW THE WORLD! Good for Ziggler. Ziggles is the man. -
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Post by ✖ AJ on Feb 7, 2012 18:31:30 GMT -5
Solid opening promo between Triple H and John Laryngitis. Like the situation they are in and The Game making those good matches. Christian and The Miz pulling off the victory over Rey Mysterio and R-Truth is good; looking forward to the Elimination Chamber match. Decent match with Mason Ryan going over Swagger. Not too sure on that as much as I actually like Ryan. Great promo between Jericho and Punk; this feud - I hope - you make amazing. Sheamus winning over Kofi Kingston in a decent match was the right call with him being the Royal Rumble winner. Good to see Kharma come back after the Divas and ready to see her destroy everybody. Lastly, pumped to see Ziggler get the victory over Punk thanks to Jericho. Fairly good show.
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