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Post by Elliot on Jun 7, 2012 12:30:59 GMT -5
WWE NXT at Full Sail University; May 30th, 2012. - Leakee & CJ Parker def. Leo Kruger & Dante Dash - Seth Rollins def. Jiro - Dean Ambrose def. Kenneth Cameron - After the match, Ambrose one again insulted William Regal, claiming that he was a joke. - Before the next match, Damien Sandow refused to compete against Xavier Woods, saying that NXT isn't enough of a platform to express his knowledge to the WWE Universe, and says he will refuse to compete on NXT until he is moved to Raw or SmackDown. Bray Wyatt is called in as a replacement. - Bray Wyatt def. Xavier Woods - Richie Steamboat def. Jake Carter (via Disqualification) - Corey Graves attacked Steamboat, causing the disqualification. The duo of Graves and Carter beat down on Steamboat until Kassius Ohno made the save, fighting off the young duo and protecting his friend. Ohno and Steamboat stood in the ring, looking out at Graves and Carter as NXT faded to a close.
WWE Superstars; May 24th, 2012. - Zack Ryder def. Heath Slater - Darren Young & Titus O'Neil def. Ted DiBiase & Joe Hennig (via Disqualification) - Johnny Curtis def. Yoshi Tatsu - Alex Riley def. JTG
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Post by Elliot on Jun 7, 2012 12:37:28 GMT -5
- With No Way Out just sixteen days away, both Sheamus and Chris Jericho will be looking for some sort of advantage going into their Steel Cage Match for the World Heavyweight Championship. Tonight, they will have an opportunity to do just that as Sheamus will team with the incredible Sin Cara to take on Jericho and Daniel Bryan. Which of these talented teams will come out on top?
- The Big Show and Ryback have been creating havoc on SmackDown, thanks to Ryback's targeting of the World's Largest Athlete. Tonight, both superstars will be in action against different opponents, but when will these two monster collide head on?
- After picking up a victory over both the WWE Champion, CM Punk and the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus in recent weeks, you have to wonder when Cody Rhodes will receive his World title opportunity. Tonight, Cody Rhodes will be in action.
- All this and more, tonight on SmackDown!
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Post by Elliot on Jun 7, 2012 13:02:01 GMT -5
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Post by DTP. on Jun 7, 2012 21:48:51 GMT -5
WWE NXT: Wednesday 23rd May 2012...Alright, this looks pretty cool. Nice start to the show with William Regal being cut off by David Otunga. I like that Otunga is the Match Co-Ordinator, considering he was on NXT Season 1, he should fuel his arrogance a bit. Seth Rollins with a win to kick off the show is big, a good sign of things to come in the future. Not sure who Dante Dash is honestly. Byron Saxton suddenly an interviewer is a bit too sudden, but nevermind I figure. Not sure who either Corey Graves or Jake Carter is, either. But whoever they are, good win against Conor O'Brian (eugh, THAT guy) and Kenneth Cameron. A win over O'Brian wins me over. Leo Kruger beating Leakee was fine, but it didn't do all that much for me. Kruger is ace, and Leakee is a part of the Anoa'i family. Damien Sandow debuting! I think he's a bit above NXT, but it could work here, nevermind. Yes, Bray Wyatt! He's definitely a favourite of mine at the moment. Fair win against CJ Parker, much like on FCW a few weeks back. And yes, the promo from Dean Ambrose was sweet, but don't cram EVERY FCW superstar onto NXT. Ambrose should definitely debut bigger than NXT. Richie Steamboat and Kassius Ohno with a win against Curt Hawkins and Tyler Reks didn't surprise me honestly, wish Hawkins and Reks would get a push. And I also don't know about Kassius as a face at all. Either way, fair debut show. Not sure how you'd get five matches and fairly promo heavy segments into an hour slot though. I also believe there should have been more introduction to these guys, as opposed to being on NXT Season 6, in the Full Sail University, like it's just a regular episode. Hopefully next week is better.
WWE Superstars: Thursday 24th May 2012...Kofi Kingston and R-Truth beating Primo and Epico was nothing out of the ordinary. Darren Young in singles action? And Ted Dibiase in singles action? Sounded like a snore of a match in my opinion. Alex Riley beating Jinder Mahal as well was meh, but what. Why is Mark Henry on Superstars? Squash win for Mark, didn't do a lot of good for Justin Gabriel. Lacklustre edition.
WWE Friday Night SmackDown: Friday 25th May 2012...Chris Jericho's promo was a fine way to kick off SmackDown this week, I guess we will be seeing more of Jericho facing Sheamus headed into No Way Out. Inside of a steel-cage? Sounds awesome, and I'm expecting blood. Wade Barrett and Drew McIntyre with a win against the Usos is fine; I do wish Jimmy and Jey would finally win the WWE Tag Team Championships at some point this year. Antonio Cesaro beating Trent Barreta was what it was, didn't do a tremendous deal. Need to see more from him other than facing inferior opponents. Daniel Bryan and Sin Cara in a feud could be fun, but in the end will damage one of these guys. Cara beating Christian was depressing to see, the La Mistica I swear is the roll-up, not the submission. Ryback beating Santino Marella: thankyou for that. Ryback facing the Big Show? Interesting idea, though I wouldn't like to see it. I also think it's a little too soon for Ryback against an uppercarder like Show, but that's just me. Liked the "big match approach" to it by having a pull-apart brawl. Cody Rhodes beating Sheamus? Shocking, didn't see that coming. Liked Chris Jericho helping Cody though, and in longevity, Cody could be the next contender to the World Heavyweight Championship for beating Sheamus. A decent show, but there wasn't too much noteworthy.
WWE RAW Supershow: Monday 28th May 2012...John Cena in the ring to start the show is fine, Cena preparing the show with hopefully some answers later on from Kevin Nash and Goldberg. Still not fond of the WCW alumni pairing though. Sheamus beating Christian...this is getting a bit boring now, Christian isn't even doing anything anymore. Hopefully there's a big rebound in it for Christian. Brodus Clay beating Hunico was expecting, now give Clay a storyline, or even a promo. This episode of RAW in real life proved to me that Clay could talk. Interesting theory with CM Punk vs Alberto Del Rio hinted for No Way Out. A submission match perhaps? The Abraham Washington Show with Zack Ryder is cool, liked his jabs at Ryder with bringing up Kelly Kelly and such. Interested in where Ryder and the Miz's feud will go. Evan Bourne beating Dolph Ziggler was fine, not too much to add to this. Jack Swagger and Ziggler having dissension? I like. Love their pairing, but it's gotten old. Eight man tag team action? Peculiar part of the show to put it on, should have open-hour main evented or gone on SmackDown in my mind. Nice huge brawl, I don't see Kofi Kingston and R-Truth regaining the WWE Tag Team Championships though. Yet, at least. Kharma beating Tamina didn't do much for me. Beth Phoenix and Natalya's attack on Kharma was cool though, I suppose. And lastly, CM Punk and Alberto Del Rio going to a no contest was fine, Kane in there as well though? Seems like an awkward triple threat match is going to occur for the WWE Championship, meh. Anyways, decent show, would have positioned several matches better, and also wish that we'd have gotten a response from Nash and Goldberg, but maybe next week all three men will be on the same show.
WWE NXT: Wednesday 30th May 2012...Leakee and CJ Parker beating Leo Kruger and Dante Dash was fine, I guess Leakee and Kruger have a score to settle. Seth Rollins beating Jiro is fine (again, no idea who Jiro is). Dean Ambrose beating Kenneth Cameron was fair, and liked his FCW feud crossover to NXT, with him insulting William Regal. That, in my mind will become the "IT" factor on NXT in weeks or months to come. Bray Wyatt beating Xavier Woods is fine, would like to see more of Woods though. Lastly, Richie Steamboat getting jumped by Corey Graves and Jake Carter was acceptable I suppose, Kassius Ohno continues to come to the rescue. Overall, this show isn't really showing a lot to me. More background would be nice, and there's not a lot of character progression or background going on. And again, five matches on forty minutes of television is risky business.
WWE Superstars: Thursday 31st May 2012...Zack Ryder beating Heath Slater was fair, and a good win for Darren Young and Titus O'Neill against Ted Dibiase and Joe Hennig, the disqualification finish to me wasn't necessary on Superstars; rightfully this should have gone on SmackDown. Or at least an explanation for the finish. Johnny Curtis! Please put this guy back on SmackDown. Good win against Yoshi Tatsu, not a lot to add. Alex Riley beating JTG isn't anything new. An improved edition this week.
WWE Friday Night SmackDown: Friday 1st June 2012...Big Show kicking things off is definitely different. Him calling Ryback out for No Way Out is fair, although with the WWE Intercontinental Championship on the line, and the doubt that you'll have Show kill Ryback's undefeated streak and momentum, I see it too predictable that Ryback will plough Show and take the title. WCW all over again. Ryback with another win against Christian, meh, alright. Up next, Antonio Cesaro in another unimpressive showing against Tyson Kidd, in the same time slot as last week, defeating Trent Barreta. Mix up the format a bit, don't be afraid. Up next, Cody Rhodes beating Santino Marella was expected, again nothing new. The Big Show beating the Miz was fine, liked the interaction from Zack Ryder, too. Ryback making the run-in after the match wasn't too necessary though, this show already has SO much build for this particular storyline. Natalya beating Layla was fine, nothing to add. Sheamus and Sin Cara put on a good main event match against Chris Jericho and Daniel Bryan, sounded very interesting indeed. A decent show overall, but it didn't have that many good moments.
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Post by Planktung on Jun 11, 2012 15:03:43 GMT -5
Could've sworn I left this sooner. Anyways, solid opening with Big Show and Ryback's No Way out match being made official. Ryback is really growing on me, hoping to see him run through Show and become the Intercontinental Champion. Christian's face turn could be what's needed to break this losing streak, but there was no hope tonight against Ryback. Cesaro with a good victory over Tyson Kidd, though a shame to see it as a squash. Another squash? A little overkill with these as of now. Rhodes over Santino is a decent victory to hold him off until his eventual title match. Big Show and Miz would be a fine first hour closer. Ryder's involvement was fine, and the aftermath was a taste of what I expect at No Way Out, Ryback dominating Show. Decent win for Natalya, not really much for me. Even with Kharma, the division is still stale. Not your fault, just no true competition for her. And lastly a good tag team main event victory for Sheamus and Sin Cara. Jericho and Bryan sounds like a dream team. Can't see both Cara and Sheamus taking victories at No Way Out.
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Post by Elliot on Jun 12, 2012 14:59:43 GMT -5
- Following last week's vicious assault on John Cena, the Raw General Manager, John Laurinaitis has said that he will call out Goldberg and Kevin Nash to the ring to address the situation. With the WWE Universe expecting severe punishment, what could this possibly be? On top of this, we know that Goldberg has been booked to compete tonight on Raw for the first time since WWE Over the Limit. Who will the former World Champion face in his first match on Raw in over eight years?
- The WWE Championship situation is boiling over, especially after last week, CM Punk versus Alberto Del Rio was graced with the addition of the Big Red Monster, Kane. Tonight, Kane will take on Alberto Del Rio while the WWE Champion watches from the commentary booth. Which of these two #1 Contenders will walk out with the advantage, No Way Out just thirteen days away?
- Since winning the Money in the Bank Ladder Match at WrestleMania XXVIII, Dolph Ziggler hasn't had great success, but tonight, he gets the chance to take on a former World Champion, Rey Mysterio as part of this rather unusual feud between these two, Jack Swagger and the United States Champion, Evan Bourne. These four men have been going at it, taking sides and whatever else since Extreme Rules. What will be the next instalment in this four-way feud?
- All this and more, tonight on Raw Supershow!
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Post by Elliot on Jun 12, 2012 15:10:13 GMT -5
WWE.com Exclusive Report; June 5th, 2012 - WWE.com can exclusively reveal that as a result of the events which took place last night on WWE Raw Supershow, General Manager, John Laurinaitis has made the following match for No Way Out: United States Champion, Evan Bourne versus Dolph Ziggler versus Jack Swagger versus Rey Mysterio in a Fatal 4-Way Match for the United States Championship.
- Mr. Laurinaitis also confirmed the WWE Tag Team Championship situation, declaring that next week, Kofi Kingston and R-Truth will face the WWE Tag Team Champions, Wade Barrett and Drew McIntyre in a non-title match, and if they win, they will receive a title match at No Way Out. However, if they lose, they will never receive another WWE Tag Team Championship match again.
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Post by Elliot on Jun 12, 2012 15:23:22 GMT -5
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Post by Planktung on Jun 12, 2012 22:07:34 GMT -5
A good opening segment with Laurinaitis, Nash and Goldberg. Very minimal punishment for two guys wrecking havoc, I must say. But it is Laurinaitis, after all. Interested in seeing who Goldberg's opponent tonight is. A great opening contest, and a good win for Dolph Ziggler. He needs more of those as you build towards his cash-in. Shame Kidd and Barreta couldn't have a better showing here. Expecting Kingston and Truth to receive one more shot at No Way Out, along with another failing effort on their part. Brodus and Goldberg? Somebody call his mama 'cause he's getting demolished tonight. Kane has become one of my current favorites, so glad to see him retain his momentum with the DQ finish. Shocking win for Layla and Alicia Fox. Ah snap, dissension with the Divas of Doom. Looks like a Triple Threat with the odds being evened out for Kharma. Poor Ryder. If this is leading to a Mixed Tag Match at No Way Out, then fair I guess. Good to see Brodus Clay look strong in this main event. Hopefully, this can be the start of more competitive matches for him. Solid win for Goldberg, and more dominance from Nash and Goldberg. Nothing scheduled for this feud yet at No Way Out? Interesting.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 12, 2012 22:37:40 GMT -5
Sorry Elliot, I meant to keep up with this but as per usual time has escaped from me.
June 4 Raw: - I like the way you started this out. Having Laurintitis confront Goldberg is good. Liking how Nash is turning into a manager-like character for him. - Nice to see Ziggler pick up the cheap win, good way to build some heat. Hopefully Rey wins next week. - Good promo from the tag team champs. Also good to see Truth/Miz come out and challenge the champs. I think they'll win next week on Raw. - Beautiful way to make Kane look huge over Punk and Del Rio. Like what you did there. Makes him look great for NWO. - Of course Goldberg was going to win! Nice for John Cena to show up. I like where this feud is going. Nice to end the show with Nash/Goldberg standing over Cena and Clay. I'm pumped to see how this feud turns out, cause right now it looks like Nash and Goldberg are unstoppable. Keep up the phenomenal work. -
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Post by Elliot on Sept 18, 2012 6:07:46 GMT -5
WWE NXT at Full Sail University; June 6th, 2012. - The NXT Match Co-ordinator, David Otunga kicks things off tonight by announcing that on the show following WWE No Way Out, there will be the first ever NXT Championship Match! He says that the winners of two Fatal 4-Way matches next week will face off in two weeks for the brand new title belt. Otunga is interrupted by the theme of Damien Sandow to a ton of heat. He comes to the ring, but before he can speak, Otunga says that Sandow was at the top of his list to receive this opportunity, but Sandow turns him down. He says that he wants no part of the NXT Championship, or NXT at all for that matter. He is out here to demand that he be given a spot on the main roster where he can educate the WWE Universe on a much grander stage than this "school hall full of miscreants". Otunga laughs and says he likes Sandow's style, so tonight, he's going to give him the chance to leave NXT and advance on to Raw or SmackDown. He says that tonight, he will go head-to-head with Seth Rollins in one of NXT's first "Graduate Matches", and that will be our Main Event tonight! - Bray Wyatt def. Dante Dash - Conor O'Brian def. Jiro - We see Byron Saxton backstage alongside Corey Graves and Jake Carter. He asks them what their reason was for assaulting Richie Steamboat last week. Carter says that Steamboat is only here because of his "daddy" and they know that he's going to get everything handed to him on a plate, and they're not going to stand for that. Graves then says that he and Carter will earn their rightful place at the top by taking out anyone who gets in their way, even if it's the son of a WWE Hall of Famer they have to put on the shelf. They walk off and we are told that tonight, Corey Graves and Jake Carter will take on Richie Steamboat and Kassius Ohno - NEXT! - Richie Steamboat & Kassius Ohno def. Corey Graves & Jake Carter - Returning from a break, Dean Ambrose arrives on the scene, screaming at the fans that they are looking at greatness. He turns to the commentary desk and confronts William Regal, much like last week. He says that Regal used to be a great competitor, but now he's just a washed-up hasbeen who thinks he has the right to sit here and judge other superstars. Ambrose claims he could wrestle circles around Regal given the chance. Regal stands up and takes his headset off, Jim Ross attempting to restore order. But Regal grabs Ambrose's microphone and tells him "You name a time and a place, and you're on, sunshine". The crowd erupt and Ambrose chuckles before saying that Regal isn't even worth his time. He says that Regal's time will come, and when it does, he promises that he will never be able to compete again. [/color][/b] - Damien Sandow def. Seth Rollins to graduate to the main roster- Sandow celebrated his victory with a cartwheel, much to the dismay of the WWE Universe. Rollins got to his feet, and being the sportsman he is, offered to shake hands with Sandow. Sandow took his hand and the two shook, showing respect... until Sandow delivered a low blow to Rollins, dropping him to his knees. Sandow bids farewell to NXT, exclaiming "I won't remember any of you ignoramuses" as NXT fades to a close.[/blockquote] WWE Superstars; June 7th, 2012. - Primo & Epico def. The Usos - Santino Marella def. Tyler Reks - Maxine def. Tamina - David Otunga def. Goldust [/font]
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Post by Planktung on Sept 18, 2012 23:30:21 GMT -5
Ryback sucks. Now that I have your attention, a good opening segment with Otunga announcing the two qualifying matches for the NXT Championship match. The "Graduation" concept is something I've thought of before, and it's nice to see you do it with Sandow and Rollins. Bray Wyatt needs to be on the main roster. Like right now. Or maybe soon. I'm BIG on Graves and Carter, so I do love that you've put them in a very solid position on the show. But a good win for Ohno and Richie. A bit weird for me to see Ohno as a face. And finally, an expected victory I'd say for Damien Sandow. Looking forward to seeing what he does on the main roster and the upcoming Fatal Four Way matches next week.
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Post by Elliot on Sept 22, 2012 12:55:35 GMT -5
Reported By: Ryan ClarkJune 8th, 2012KING OF THE RING RETURNS - Since the Money in the Bank Ladder Match at WrestleMania took place, the fate of the event by the same name has been uncertain. However, WWE.com has recently updated its upcoming events list and now, in the place of WWE Money in the Bank is none other than King of the Ring! There were rumours that the Tournament concept would return as a Pay-Per-View earlier this year. It is expected that the WWE will make an announcement at No Way Out to confirm the change.
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