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Post by Deleted on Apr 16, 2012 16:29:17 GMT -5
Raw - Christian shoulda won! He's the bawmb diggity! - Where's Goldberg's security?! - Look at Mark! Kickin ass! - THOSE DOUCHES CHEATING! ROSA'S NOT HOT ANYWAY! OH YEAH! KOFI AND TRUTH! LOOK AT THEM KICKIN ASS! I hope they get the titles soon. - AHH DAMMIT RYDER! KICK EVE IN THE VAGINA! - KvE is trending worldwide again! You think WWE would take a hint and push that guy! - I hope Punk becomes a hardcore drunk after this and heel turns to team with Jericho. - ahh, that "smiling douchebag" Cena. I like it. AND I LIKE GOLDBERG KICKIN AAAAASSSSS!
Smackdown - The crowd wouldn't give Danielson heat! He would heel on them and they would cheer! I'm still hoping AJ kicks Bryan in the balls. - Aww, poor DiBiase. He should be beating that queef Miz. - Barrett and McIntyre?! Zeke and Gabriel!? Superstars gets more love in your WWE than it does in mine! When will we see DiBiase and Hennig, or Tyger and Hafiz?! - LOL TEDDY! GET EM! You better not make Teddy step down. I will stop reading. - BIG SHOW KICKIN THAT ASS! - OH DANG! RHODES TELLIN' IT LIKE IT IS! AND LOOK AT RHODES KICKIN ASS! - Kaitlyn only lost because she's distracted. Tyger's at home injured! Her mind was on him! - AJ DID IT ON PURPOSE! SHE'S GOT IT OUT FOR BRYAN! The hell is a Belfast Brawl? Will they be drunk while fighting?
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Post by DTP. on Apr 17, 2012 20:18:46 GMT -5
WWE SmackDown: Friday 6th April 2012...Ted Dibiase beating Heath Slater was fair, would have preferred to see Slater with a push soon though, I think now is finally his time. Brodus Clay beating Hunico is fine, would like to see him try and get through Camacho though. Daniel Bryan kicking off the show was the right call, interesting that he is sticking with AJ though. Did like Sheamus interrupting the two though, and bragging about his win at WrestleMania XXVIII to win the World Heavyweight Championship. Can't wait to see where this is headed. Wade Barrett's interruption was lovely, very interesting scenario we have hear. Sheamus and Barrett feuding doesn't sound pretty whatsoever though. Sheamus beating Barrett was a fair opening contest to gain momentum for Sheamus as champ. Takes away from the new Mr Money in the Bank though. Mark Henry beating Ezekiel Jackson isn't anything new, just got Mark the momentum he lost at WrestleMania. Did like Theodore Long interrupting though, interesting to have Mark fired from SmackDown though, and his impending destruction of Zeke was nice. Could lead to Zeke getting released I think. Mark to RAW would be good though. Big Show and Santino Marella beating Cody Rhodes and Drew McIntyre sounded like a fun encounter, did like Cody being chased by Show through to the backstage area, potentially setting up their Extreme Rules rematch. I hope Show retains the WWE Intercontinental Championship on April 29th, though. Layla beating Nikki Bella was nice, a surprise appearance/run-in would have been better though in my mind. Generated more interest from the crowd. I'm hoping you bring in Damian Sandrow soon. Daniel Bryan and CM Punk one more time was great, lovely main event, and I liked Chris Jericho interrupting the match. Nice and cheap way to close the show and prepare next week's television. A solid show.
WWE RAW: Monday 9th April 2012...The Miz is on Superstars!? Not only that, he's facing his former protegé Alex Riley in a Capitol Punishment...in a non-main event Superstars. That sucks so much. Brodus Clay beating Curt Hawkins was fine by me. Wonder when Brodus' next storyline will be though. John Cena kicking off the show was right for me, did like Goldberg not appearing when asked though, very interesting and mysterious. Christian interrupting Cena was great to see, nice to see Christian remaining in that uppercard role he suits best. Great opening contest with Cena picking up the inevitable win against Christian. A good opener. Predicted Mark Henry coming to RAW, the squash match didn't do a lot for me though. Where is Lord Tensai when you need him? Primo and Epico with air-time is great. But liked the Usos beating Primo and Epico by disqualifications via the Puerto-Ricans playing dirty. Let them keep this up as WWE Tag Team Champions, although I could see Jimmy and Jey finally getting the job done and winning the titles they have chased for two years at Exteme Rules. They missed their chance so many times. Kane's prmo was very nice, and I'm looking forward to seeing this situation with Zack Ryder. A steel cage match between the two at Extreme Rules? Sounds very interesting, be cool to see how you handle this situation. Eve involved with this was pretty amusing. And I did like Miz creeping on Eve especially. At least he did appear on the actual show. Layla and Kelly Kelly beating the Bella Twins wasn't anything special, just keeping the fresh Layla strong. Kharma's attack was really cool though, interesting to see where Beth Phoenix and Natalya stand against the WWE Divas Champion. Chris Jericho and Dolph Ziggler beating CM Punk and Rey Mysterio was cool with me, a fantastic two pairings here, minus Jack Swagger at ringside. Chris Jericho force-feeding CM Punk alcohol was beautiful, did like Jericho using Punk's first name too. Very legitimate at this point, and I did like Ziggler and Swagger helping Jericho out as well. The position of this match on the show was well done, too. Great promo from Goldberg, interrupted by John Cena, and I loved that Goldberg got Cena with the Spear AGAIN tonight. Overall, a really good edition of RAW, quite enjoyable and everything has a direction to go in. You should consider bringing in the new faces though, "A.W.", Damian Sandrow, Lord Tensai,
WWE SmackDown: Friday 13th April 2012...Interesting that you didn't attempt the Super SmackDown show. Tyson Kidd and Trent Barreta beating Hunico and Camacho was fine, as was Skip Sheffield (he seriously needs a better name at this point) beating Yoshi Tatsu, accomplished their points. Theodore Long in the ring was a fair point to kick off the show, liked his announcing of Extreme Rules, the rematch taking place between Daniel Bryan and Sheamus. Daniel Bryan and AJ starting off the show again was a little repetitive after last week. Did like him ordering to let him choose the stipulation for the World Heavyweight Championship rematch though. Putting the preview on tonight? This is good, but has got to take away from Extreme Rules. At least this is in non-title circumstances. The Miz on SmackDown was great, Miz and Eve is a great pairing, liked him belittling Zack Ryder. Miz beating Ted Dibiase was fair, Dibiase at this point isn't worth keeping around in my mind. I think you could have had a stronger opening contest than that. Wade Barrett and Drew McIntyre beating Justin Gabriel and Ezekiel Jackson was a fair tag team contest, regained Barrett's momentum after the loss to Sheamus last week. McIntyre and Barrett as an alliance could be interesting I guess. Big Show squashing David Otunga in a suit was amusing, although this was previously done in December on SmackDown too. Cody Rhodes ticking Show off was a great, great tactic to get Show angrier and angrier. A fun runthrough of the WWE Intercontinental Championship's history. Another "TWO WEEKS IN A ROW ___ ATTACKS ___" angle is a little overkill after seeing Goldberg spear John Cena two weeks in a row on RAW though. I wonder what the match type will be, I'm calling a Falls Count Anywhere or a pipe on a pole match. The latter sounds like something WWE would do. Beth Phoenix beating Kaitlyn achieved little to me. Layla, Kelly Kelly and Alicia Fox with the save was what it was, but where does Kharma fit into all of this? Sheamus beating Daniel Bryan by disqualfiication? Interesting accidental finish, more that Bryan can accuse AJ of. A Belfast Brawl for the World Heavyweight Championship? Works for me, I suppose. Overall, a decent show, although I didn't like a few decisions made.
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Post by Elliot on Apr 20, 2012 14:40:01 GMT -5
| WWE Raw Supershow; April 16th, 2012 –London, England. |
“Yes, sir, we promised you a great Main Event…”Monday Night Raw Supershow opens with a small video package highlighting some of the key points in British history. It then goes on to say that the WWE is here to make another big impact in the United Kingdom! We are told that tonight, WWE Champion, CM Punk will take on a returning Alberto Del Rio, while John Cena will take on the World’s Strongest Man, Mark Henry! Cue Opening Package.The pyrotechnics explode from the stage which features a classic, red London bus by the side of the stage. We are greeted by Michael Cole and WWE Hall of Famer, Jerry ‘The King’ Lawler, welcoming us to this WWE Raw Supershow in London, England! We are reminded that tonight, Alberto Del Rio will return to take on the WWE Champion, CM Punk, and we will also see John Cena in action as he takes on the World’s Strongest Man, Mark Henry! Suddenly, the theme of the WWE Champion himself hits to a huge pop from the WWE Universe. CM Punk comes out and says that he always loves an English crowd. He says that they always give the warmest welcome and tonight is no different. Punk then says that while he’s happy to be here, there’s a serious matter he must address. He points to the titantron and we see a replay of Chris Jericho’s vicious assault on CM Punk last week with the assistance of Mr. Money in the Bank, Dolph Ziggler and the United States Champion, Jack Swagger. We see the horrific images of Jericho pouring alcohol into the mouth of CM Punk and then smashing one of the bottles over his head. We then return to Raw to a ton of heat. CM Punk says that he could deal with Chris Jericho wanting to be the ‘Best in the World’, he was fine with that. He says he would have actually gone down with respect if Jericho would have won at WrestleMania. But he will not let Jericho assault his beliefs and his lifestyle. He says that Jericho just made things personal, and at Extreme Rules, not only will he climb the ladder to retain his WWE Championship, but he is going to make Jericho pay for what he did last week. He says that Punk hasn’t drank in year, and he can still taste the alcohol in his mouth and it sickens him. He says that Jericho went one step too far, and he is going to regret ever messing with CM Punk. Suddenly, the theme of Alberto Del Rio hits to a ton of heat. Del Rio comes out and says that his name is Alberto Del Rio, but apparently, we already knew that. He says that he’s been gone since last year, and he’s watched as CM Punk has disgraced the WWE Championship time and time again. He then says that Chris Jericho exposed Punk for the copycat wannabe he really is, and now the world can see his true colours. Del Rio says that tonight, he will further expose CM Punk when he beats him in the center of the ring, and then when CM Punk finally loses to Chris Jericho at Extreme Rules, Punk will be shoved to the bottom of the pile where he belongs. Punk responds, saying that he’s sure that he has beaten Del Rio at least a hundred times in the past year. The crowd laugh as Punk says he’s sick of seeing him on Raw, pleading that Del Rio be moved somewhere else, like NXT. Del Rio laughs and says that Punk may think he is funny, but he knows deep down that he is not better than Alberto Del Rio. Punk says that tonight, he will dispose of Alberto Del Rio like he has done on numerous occasions and beat him like the piñata he is. Punk says he will also leave Extreme Rules still the WWE Champion and will make sure that Chris Jericho gets what’s coming to him. Punk goes to leave, but Del Rio grabs his arm and locks in the Cross Armbar! Referees rush to the ring to break the hold, and it seems the damage has been done. CM Punk leaves up the ramp, clutching his left arm in pain as Del Rio smirks at what he has done. We then fade to black. Commercial Break.We return to see a promo package for WWE Extreme Rules, airing on April 29th, 2012. We then return to Raw. Dolph Ziggler & United States Champion Jack Swagger with Vickie Guerrero defeat The Usos; After siding with Chris Jericho last week, Ziggler and Swagger were not very popular with the WWE Universe, assisting Jericho’s attack on CM Punk. However, they were able to defeat The Usos tonight when Dolph Ziggler hit Jimmy Uso with the ZigZag for the victory. After the match, The Usos left and Dolph Ziggler grabbed a microphone and his Money in the Bank briefcase. He says that 2012 will be his year and he is guaranteeing a World Championship victory before the year is up. He promises to be the WWE or World Heavyweight Champion before 2013, saying that there’s nothing that can stand in his way. Nobody can stop him from achieving what he was born to achieve. Jack Swagger and Vickie Guerrero applaud behind him and Ziggler tells the WWE Universe to keep watch because you never know when he may strike. He drops the microphone and the trio leave to Ziggler’s theme as we fade backstage. Raw General Manager, John Laurinaitis is backstage with David Otunga to a ton of heat. He tells Otunga that he says he loves coming to England. Otunga asks him why, and Laurinaitis says because they “talk funny” and starts to mimic a British accent to an incredible amount of heat from the crowd. Otunga laughs, saying he agrees. He also says that British lawyers have absolutely nothing on him. Suddenly, Zack Ryder walks in to a huge pop and tells them not to make fun of the British because they’re cool. He then says that he heard that Laurinaitis wanted to see him. Laurinaitis says that he did want to see him, and it was to tell him that he has a match up next. Ryder asks who he has to face but Laurinaitis says it’ll be a surprise. Ryder leaves looking confused as Laurinaitis and Otunga smirk. Commercial Break.We return to see Zack Ryder standing in the ring to his theme, ready for his match. Suddenly, there is a huge fiery explosion from the stage which can only mean one thing – Kane! Zack Ryder versus Kane never got started; These two will face each other at Extreme Rules inside a Steel Cage, but clearly John Laurinaitis wanted to see Zack Ryder punished earlier. However, before Kane could enter the ring, Zack Ryder leapt over the top rope and took Kane down with a somersault senton! Ryder tried to gain the advantage, but Kane’s power was just too much for the Long Island Iced-Z and the Big Red Monster was able to throw Ryder head first into the steel steps. Kane then dragged Ryder around the ring and bounced his head off the announce desk. Kane then dismantled the announce desk and grabbed Ryder’s throat. However, before Kane could put Ryder through the table with a Chokeslam, he was able to kick the monster in the gut and escape through the crowd. Kane wasn’t angry, he simply laughed sadistically as Ryder scurried through the crowd in fear. Kane shook his head and said “There’ll be no escape soon, Zack!” whilst still maniacally laughing. We then cut to commentary. We see a graphic which tells us that John Cena versus Mark Henry is still to come later tonight. But now, we see the WWE Champion, CM Punk walking down a corridor, ready for his match with Alberto Del Rio – NEXT! Commercial Break.Alberto Del Rio defeats WWE Champion CM Punk; This was a great match, as these two always put on. Punk was able to hit the Go To Sleep on Del Rio at one point, but immediately after, Chris Jericho appeared on the titantron. He smiled and mocked Punk, asking if he enjoyed his celebration last week. He says that after that, he bets Punk has one hell of a hangover. Punk gets angry, but not as angry as when Jericho shows a picture that he has had framed of the moment the bottle smashed over Punk’s head. Jericho says it’ll look great on his wall. Punk is fuming, and the match comes to an end when Del Rio rolls Punk up with a handful of tights and gets the three count. Del Rio escapes as Ricardo Rodriguez announces his victory in his usual eccentric manner. Del Rio laughs at Punk, as does Chris Jericho on the titantron. Jericho waves goodbye and the feed shuts off, Punk completely red with rage. The WWE Universe are not happy either, disliking Punk’s loss. We then fade to black. Backstage, we see Zack Ryder still checking behind him for Kane. He bumps into The Miz and Eve to a ton of heat. Eve says that Ryder is pathetic for running away, and if he wanted to impress her, he would stand and fight Kane like a man. Miz chips in, saying that Zack Ryder isn’t a man, he’s a mouse. He says that Zack Ryder shouldn’t be a wrestler, he should be a participant in the London 2012 Olympics if he’s going to run away all the time. Ryder tells Miz to shut his mouth because he would do exactly the same if someone like Kane was about to put him through the announce table. Ryder says that he will impress Eve someday, and tells her that at Extreme Rules, he promises to leave the steel cage as the winner. Eve laughs and says that if Ryder is able to even walk out under his own power she’ll be impressed, because she knows he’s going to be torn in half by the Big Red Monster. Ryder says he will prove her and The Miz wrong and walks off. Miz and Eve share a kiss to which the WWE Universe groan in disgust as we fade to black. Commercial Break.We return to see a graphic for this Friday’s SmackDown as the Main Event is announced as the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus teaming with Zack Ryder to take on Daniel Bryan and Kane! WWE Tag Team Champion Primo with Epico & Rosa Mendes defeats R-Truth with Kofi Kingston; These two teams have been at each other’s throats the past couple of weeks, and this was proof as both Primo and Truth battled with all they could pull together. However, on the outside, Epico would attack Kofi Kingston, distracting R-Truth, allowing Primo to hit the Backstabber for the victory. After the match, Primo and Epico continued they’re attack, leaving Truth and Kingston down in the ring. They then pulled out a table from under the ring to a surprising pop. They slid it in and set it up, rolling Truth onto it, but Kingston battled back and managed to save R-Truth from being put through the table. The WWE Tag Team Champions and Rosa Mendes retreat up the ramp as Kofi Kingston grabs a microphone. He says that if Primo and Epico want to play with tables, then why don’t they put the WWE Tag Team Championships on the line at Extreme Rules… in a Tables Match! The WWE Tag Team Champions look at each other and never give us an answer before the leave. Kingston drops the microphone and checks on R-Truth. Will we see a WWE Tag Team Championship Tables Match at Extreme Rules? We then fade to black. Backstage, Christian is seen talking to the Bella Twins, complaining about how even though he beat Rey Mysterio at WrestleMania, he still hasn’t been given a WWE Championship Match or any rewards whatsoever. The Bellas roll their eyes and eventually walk off, Christian shouting “Hey! I was talking to you!”. He gets angry and turns around, only to bump into Brodus Clay to a huge pop. Christian asks him what the hell he wants and Clay tells Christian to cheer up, saying that it isn’t always about being rewarded, it’s about having fun. Clay starts to jive a bit before Christian tells him to stop wobbling because it makes him sick. He says that he’s in this business for one reason, and that reason is success. He says he spent the majority of his career overlooked because of Edge, and even though Edge is gone, it’s still happening. Clay tells him that Christian needs to smile more and stop being such a cry-baby. The fans laugh but this just angers Christian who exclaims “I am not a cry-baby!”. Christian says that if Brodus wants to make accusations, then he challenges him to a match this Friday on SmackDown! Brodus accepts the challenge to a pop, and says that he’ll teach Christian a lesson in funk! Christian shakes his head and storms off as Brodus dances. We then fade to black. Commercial Break.Divas Champion Kharma defeats Natalya with Beth Phoenix; This was a typical Divas match which ended when Kharma knocked Beth Phoenix off the ring apron and then planted Natalya with a huge powerbomb for the victory. Kharma celebrated with the Divas Championship, but she was suddenly assaulted from behind by Beth Phoenix and Natalya! The Bella Twins also rushed to the ring and joined in the assault. Kelly Kelly, Layla, Alicia Fox and Tamina rush to the aid of Kharma, fighting off the heel divas and throwing them out of the ring to a huge pop. Kharma got to her feet and even though the babyface divas had helped her, they all backed away from her as Kharma looked at them all, a twisted expression on her face. Kharma suddenly started laughing as the divas cleared the ring in fear. Kharma then stopped laughing as if she had never even started. She tilted her head and looked up the ramp at the eight divas before her. Kharma can barely be classed as a diva looking at this comparison. Can anyone stop the gigantic Divas Champion? We then fade to black. Backstage, Josh Mathews is stood alongside John Cena to a huge pop. He asks Cena is he can fully concentrate on this match with Mark Henry after everything that’s happened with Goldberg the past couple of weeks. Cena says of course Goldberg is going to be on his mind, but he learnt his lesson from The Rock, and that’s never to let meaningless feuds get in the way of the present. He says that Goldberg clearly wants a fight, but until Goldberg actually says so, then he’s not going to make a big deal out of it. Right now, his main priority is defeating Mark Henry tonight, and that’s exactly what he’s going to do, right here in London, England! The crowd pop and John Cena leaves. We are told that the Main Event is up next! Commercial Break.John Cena versus Mark Henry goes to a No Contest; A brilliant way to close the show as Mark Henry has been more dominant than ever as of late, destroying anyone in his path. John Cena put up one hell of a fight and went for an Attitude Adjustment, but Henry slipped of and clubbed Cena to the canvas. These two went back and forth until they collided in the center of the ring with a double clothesline, taking each other down. Suddenly, the crowd erupted as the theme of Goldberg hit! Goldberg is here in London! He comes out to the biggest pop of the night and slide in the ring as both John Cena and Mark Henry get to their feet. Goldberg crouches, ready to go for the Spear and – SPEAR TO MARK HENRY! The crowd were expecting Cena, but instead, Goldberg ploughed right through Mark Henry! John Cena looks on in confusion as Goldberg gets to his feet, standing over the now laid out World’s Strongest Man. Goldberg simply smirks at John Cena before leaving the ring and walking back up the ramp. This was a personification of what Goldberg said last week, that he lets his actions do the talking. John Cena looked on in both confusion and slight intimidation as Goldberg simply left, having ran right through Mark Henry. Goldberg stood at the top of the ramp and mouthed “You’re next, John”, smirking and then leaving as WWE Raw Supershow fades to a close on the expression of John Cena. © 2012 World Wrestling Entertainment. All Rights Reserved. WWE Raw Supershow Quick Results John Cena versus Mark Henry goes to a No Contest Divas Champion Kharma defeats Natalya WWE Tag Team Champion Primo defeats R-Truth Alberto Del Rio defeats WWE Champion CM Punk Zack Ryder versus Kane never got started Dolph Ziggler & United States Champion Jack Swagger defeat The Usos
WWE Superstars Tapings Alex Riley defeats JTG Beth Phoenix defeats Tamina
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Post by DTP. on Apr 20, 2012 16:57:29 GMT -5
WWE RAW Supershow: Monday 16th April 2012...Alex Riley beating JTG was fine, wonder if Riley will ever get promoted from WWE Superstars though. Beth Phoenix beating Tamina didn't do all that much for me in all honesty. Fair RAW side to the show though. Alright, RAW in the United Kingdom, very nice. Good opening promo to please the London crowd with CM Punk in the ring talking about the upcoming ladder match against Chris Jericho at Extreme Rules. I'm looking very forward to that, by the way. Alberto Del Rio definitely set up the main event well, but I expected more an important from Chris Jericho here honestly. Dolph Ziggler and Jack Swagger beating the Usos wasn't that great a choice for an opening contest in my mind, but it worked, got Ziggler and Swagger over well. Liked Ziggler's promo, surprised there wasn't any dissension with Swagger here though. I think the Zack Ryder and Kane match should have been the first hour main event honestly, a lot of drama and I liked the non-start finish. Kane gained the upperhand, but I don't see Ryder losing at Extreme Rules, unless you've given up on him as well as the WWE. Alberto Del Rio and CM Punk put on a good match, should have actually main evented though really. Did like Del Rio getting the win thanks to Chris Jericho's help, would have expected you to of done Punk and Jericho's ongoing rivalry a lot better than WWE have though, a match or two for Jericho doesn't hurt anybody. The feud is losing momentum however because it's never main eventing. It needs to main event in Punk's hometown at Extreme Rules, without a doubt. Ryder and The Miz's confrontation was interesting, seeing as Eve is now with Miz. Primo beating R-Truth? I'm perplexed, but in my mind it's do or die for R-Truth and Kofi Kingston, they should gain the WWE Tag Team Championships at Extreme Rules. Primo and Epico have had a good run, but it's getting old now. I'd have rather seen Kofi do the job to Primo though, honestly. Liked the segment between Christian and Brodus Clay, but it's a travesty that Christian wasn't in action on RAW in the UK. Kharma beating Natalya was typical. Interested in how the match with Beth Phoenix goes in two weeks. And lastly, good match to close the show, but I didn't find it necessary to main event. Was surprised to see Goldberg honestly, liked the attack on Mark Henry and a nice staredown to close the show, but all in all, it should have switched positions with Punk and Del Rio in my mind. A good show for RAW in the UK, could have used some repositioning of matches and a rebooking to ensure some crowd pleasers.
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Post by Elliot on Apr 25, 2012 9:49:31 GMT -5
| WWE SmackDown; April 20th, 2012 – London, England. |
“Yes, sir, we promised you a great Main Event…”Cue Opening Package.The pyrotechnics explode here in the O2 Arena as we are greeted by Michael Cole, Josh Mathews and Booker T. We are told that the WWE are very happy to be here in London, England and tonight, the WWE Universe are going to be treated to a huge Tag Team Main Event as the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus will team up with Zack Ryder to take on the #1 Contender, Daniel Bryan and Kane! We then hear the theme of the World Heavyweight Champion himself as Sheamus makes his way to the ring to a huge pop. Sheamus stands in the center of the ring and tells the WWE Universe that it’s great to be back in the British Isles, much closer to home. He says that last week, he defeated Daniel Bryan to earn the right to choose the stipulation for their match at Extreme Rules, and he chose a Belfast Brawl. Sheamus says that the rules of said match are simple; there are no rules. He tells us that the only way to win a Belfast Brawl is by pinfall or submission, because there are no countouts, and there are no disqualifications. It does exactly what it says on the tin, it is an all-out brawl. He says Daniel Bryan will be introduced to the fighting spirit of the Irish when he runs right through him and retains the World Heavyweight Championship. Sheamus gets a pop, but suddenly, the voice of Daniel Bryan is heard and he walks out onto the stage. Bryan actually gets a pop, obviously due to his popularity with the fans, not supported by his actions. Despite the pop, much like last week, Bryan tells them all to shut up because he doesn’t need their appreciation, especially the appreciation of the English. He yanks his girlfriend, AJ closer to him before beginning to speak again. Bryan says that Sheamus is nothing but a stereotypical idiot. He says that he comes out here saying that he is a true Irishman and that he is going to give Bryan a taste of Irish spirit, but what Sheamus is really doing is just demeaning his own people. Bryan says that Sheamus is labelling all Irish people as ruffians and brawlers, making his home country live up to the social stereotype that they are all drunken brawlers. He says that Sheamus is unfair to the Irish people who are actually worth acknowledgment, those who choose to look after their health and planet earth, those who choose to be vegans, those who choose to recycle. The crowd boo, bored of the vegan speech. Bryan says that Ireland should be proud of someone who is the World Heavyweight Champion from their country, but he can guarantee that all Sheamus is doing is making them look like scum. Sheamus gets angry, saying that he represents Ireland with all his heart, and at Extreme Rules, he’s going to leave as the World Heavyweight Champion for them. Bryan shakes his head and says that he will take back the World Heavyweight Championship and give not only Ireland, but the entire world someone to look up to and be proud of as their World Heavyweight Champion. Bryan then leaves to his theme as Sheamus looks on in anger. We then fade to black. Commercial Break.Wade Barrett & Drew McIntyre defeat Santino Marella & Yoshi Tatsu; An interesting tag team match, once again combining the forces of Wade Barrett and Drew McIntyre. They dominated the match, picking up the victory after McIntyre hit Tatsu with the Future Shock DDT. Afterwards, Barrett and McIntyre celebrated and seemed to motion that they were coming for the WWE Tag Team Championships. We then fade backstage. We see General Manager, Teddy Long backstage talking with a backstage worker. Suddenly, Cody Rhodes walks onto the scene to a ton of heat, but a huge grin on his face. Long asks what he can do for him, and Rhodes says that he was just wondering when Long was going to thank him for actually keeping the Big Show relevant lately. He says that if it wasn’t for Rhodes, the Intercontinental Championship wouldn’t even be around because it would’ve lost all prestige and been deactivated. Rhodes claims that he is the one keeping the Big Show relevant, and in the process saving the Intercontinental Championship. Long says that Rhodes shouldn’t get too sure of himself, because he isn’t too happy about the attacks Rhodes has made on the Big Show over the past couple of weeks. Rhodes says he is just proving a point that he should be the Intercontinental Champion, not Big Show. Long says that Rhodes can continue to think that, but he lost at WrestleMania fair and square. Long then says that he’s actually glad Rhodes came into his office because he can now tell him that he’s going to be competing tonight… against Rey Mysterio. The crowd pop as Rhodes’ eyes widen. He then says that he’s beaten Mysterio before, and he will do it again tonight, proving exactly why he deserves the Intercontinental Championship. Rhodes leaves and we fade to black. Commercial Break.We return to see a promo package for WWE Extreme Rules, airing on April 29th, 2012. We then return to SmackDown. Brodus Clay defeats Christian; This match was made this past Monday on Raw when these men encountered each other backstage. The crowd were loving Brodus here in England, and loved it even more when he picked up the victory after crushing Christian with the What the Funk?!. Brodus Clay celebrated his victory with Naomi and Cameron as Christian rolled out of the ring in anger. Christian started swinging his arms around in frustration as the WWE Universe laughed at him, even Brodus pointing and chuckling from the ring. Christian wasn’t happy as we fade to black. We go backstage to see Matt Striker standing alongside Rey Mysterio to a huge pop. He asks Mysterio how it feels to be put up against his former arch-nemesis, Cody Rhodes once more. Mysterio says that Cody will always be the same spoilt kid he always has been. He says that he has watched his attacks on the Big Show and it’s only a matter of time before he gets what’s coming to him, and he can’t wait to see the Big Show gets his hands on him. But for tonight, it’s his turn to get his hands on Rhodes. Mysterio leaves and we fade to black. Commercial Break.Rey Mysterio defeats Cody Rhodes via Disqualification; This was a classic bout, just like their encounter at WrestleMania XXVII last year. However, unfortunately, Rhodes ruined the match when he low blowed Mysterio to get out of a sticky situation, forcing the referee to call for the bell. Rhodes laughed, clearly not bothered by his loss. He left the ring and grabbed a steel chair, obviously ready to send a message to the Big Show using Mysterio as an example. He got ready to smack Mysterio, but theme of the Intercontinental Champion hit to a huge pop! Big Show ran to the ring, but Rhodes dropped the chair and fled, jumping over the barricade and escaping through the crowd. Big Show checked on Mysterio before grabbing a microphone and beginning to speak. Big Show shouted to Rhodes who was half way up the crowd. He said that he’s sick of Cody running away and sneak attacking. If Cody wants to get his Intercontinental Championship back then he can have the chance at Extreme Rules, but there won’t be any running away, because it will be… a Falls Count Anywhere Match! The crowd erupt as Cody’s jaw drops. Big Show raises the Intercontinental Championship high as another match for Extreme Rules is made. We then fade to black. We see a Raw Rebound segment that shows us what happened concerning the divas this past Monday on Raw. It shows how eight divas were on the outside of the ring, scared of Kharma’s presence inside the ring. What does this mean for the divas division? We return to commentary where Michael Cole tells us that by order of Raw General Manager, John Laurinaitis, at Extreme Rules, we will see a Nine-Diva Battle Royal for the Divas Championship! It will feature Layla, Kelly Kelly, Natalya, The Bella Twins, Alicia Fox, Beth Phoenix, Tamina and of course the Divas Champion, Kharma. We then fade to black. Commercial Break.We return to SmackDown to see Justin Gabriel stood in the ring to a pop, ready for the next match. Suddenly, the theme of Skip Sheffield hits to a ton of heat and he makes his way to the ring. Skip Sheffield defeats Justin Gabriel; Dismantling the New Zealand native, Sheffield tore Gabriel apart limb by limb, throwing him around the ring as if he weighed nothing. Sheffield finally finished Gabriel off with the huge Muscle Buster for the victory. After the match, Sheffield screamed and started smacking his head, as if mentally unstable. Sheffield then picked up Gabriel again and then planted him into the ground with a second Muscle Buster, garnering a ton of heat from the WWE Universe. Sheffield screamed once more and left ringside as we fade backstage. We see Matt Striker once again, this time alongside Zack Ryder to a huge pop and a series of “Woo, woo, woo” chants. Striker asks Ryder if he is ready for tonight’s Main Event, knowing that in just over a week, he will be inside a steel cage with the Big Red Monster, Kane. Ryder says he’s scared out of his skin, but that won’t stop him going in there and fighting Kane to the end. He says that beating someone of Kane’s size would undoubtedly prove to Eve that he is the man for her, and not The Miz. He says that he won’t stop until he gets his Eve back. Ryder then leaves and we fade further backstage. We see the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus walking down the corridor, ready for the Main Event – NEXT! Commercial Break.Daniel Bryan & Kane with AJ defeat World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus & Zack Ryder; Two Extreme Rules feuds combined into one in this match. It was back and forth for the most part, and Sheamus even went toe-to-toe with the Big Red Monster. While the match was happening, The Miz and Eve made their presence felt to a ton of heat. Zack Ryder noticed them and it seemed like he went into another zone, trying to impress Eve. He ran at Kane with all guns blazing, but ultimately met a big boot, sending him out of the ring. Kane began to pummel Ryder on the outside, distracting the referee who was trying to separate them from the ring. This allowed Bryan to tell AJ to throw him the World Heavyweight Championship, much like last week. However, this time it worked as Bryan bounced the Championship off Sheamus’ skull, knocking him out cold. Bryan threw the title out of the ring and hooked the leg, the referee turning around and counting the pinfall. Daniel Bryan celebrated; AJ looking slightly guilty for helping Bryan cheat to win. The couple left the ring and walked up the ramp, passing the other couple of Miz and Eve on their way. Sheamus held his head, looking up in anger at Bryan and AJ. Meanwhile, Kane stood tall above a downed Zack Ryder outside the ring with a sick smirk on his face. The Miz and Eve shared a kiss as SmackDown fades to a chaotic close. © 2012 World Wrestling Entertainment. All Rights Reserved. WWE SmackDown Quick Results. Daniel Bryan & Kane defeat World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus & Zack Ryder Skip Sheffield defeats Justin Gabriel Rey Mysterio defeats Cody Rhodes via Disqualification Brodus Clay defeats Christian Wade Barrett & Drew McIntyre defeat Santino Marella & Yoshi Tatsu
WWE Superstars Tapings Ted DiBiase defeats Jinder Mahal Ezekiel Jackson defeats Hunico
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Post by Elliot on Apr 25, 2012 9:55:36 GMT -5
| WWE Championship Ladder Match WWE Champion CM Punk vs. Chris Jericho | World Heavyweight Championship Belfast Brawl World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus vs. Daniel Bryan | Intercontinental Championship Falls Count Anywhere Match Intercontinental Champion Big Show vs. Cody Rhodes | Divas Championship Battle Royal Divas Champion Kharma vs. Beth Phoenix vs. Natalya vs. Kelly Kelly vs. Layla vs. Tamina vs. Nikki Bella vs. Brie Bella vs. Alicia Fox | Steel Cage Match Kane vs. Zack Ryder | Card subject to change. |
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Post by Elliot on Apr 26, 2012 8:46:52 GMT -5
Reported By: Ryan ClarkApril 21st, 20123-HOUR RAW SUPERSHOW THIS MONDAY - This Monday's Raw Supershow will be a 3-hour special as it is the final show before WWE Extreme Rules. It is expected that it will be used to heavily promote the matches at the event, mainly focusing around the WWE Championship Match. Tons of superstars are scheduled for the event, including both Goldberg and John Cena. The World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus is set to go one-on-one with the current Money in the Bank holder, Dolph Ziggler, while there is also a scheduled Six-Man Tag Team Match featuring the Intercontinental Champion, the Big Show teaming up with Zack Ryder and Rey Mysterio to take on Cody Rhodes, The Miz and Mark Henry! It will be a show you won't want to miss.
NEW TALENT ON THE HORIZON? - There has been lots of talk of bringing some new talent in from Florida Championship Wrestling, most probably to the SmackDown brand. Antonio Cesaro, Abraham Washington, Damien Sandow and Seth Rollins are among the names mentioned. However, it is believed that some of these talents will have something to do with the upcoming announcement for the NXT episode following Extreme Rules. More on this as it comes.
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Post by Elliot on Apr 27, 2012 17:18:59 GMT -5
- Since making his dominant return to Raw the night after WrestleMania XXVIII, Goldberg has haunted John Cena, targeting him at every possible opportunity, Spearing him twice in three weeks. With Cena and the WWE Universe desperately craving answers, would Goldberg reveal his reasons this Monday on a three-hour edition of Raw Supershow? Or will John Cena simply feel the rib-crushing impact of yet another Spear, courtesy of the former World Champion?
- The rivalry between the WWE Champion, CM Punk and Chris Jericho has gone much further than being just about who is better; this is personal. After Jericho's sickening assault two weeks ago where he forced alcohol into Punk's mouth before smashing a bottle over the Champion's skull, Jericho has crossed the line once more in his career. He and CM Punk will do battle in a Ladder Match this Sunday for the WWE Championship, but first, they will compete on opposite teams this Monday on Raw as Jericho will team with Alberto Del Rio, while CM Punk will join forces with John Cena!
- Dolph Ziggler hasn't stopped bragging since his victory at WrestleMania, capturing the Money in the Bank briefcase which guarantees him a World Heavyweight or WWE Championship Match at any time, any place for up to a year. But this week, he's going to get a taste of what one of our World Champions has to offer as he will take on the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus! Sheamus will be defending his title against Daniel Bryan in a Belfast Brawl this Sunday, so you can bet he will be looking to knock off Ziggler to gain some momentum and send a message to his vegan rival.
- All that and much, much more on this very special three-hour edition of WWE Raw Supershow!
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Post by DTP. on Apr 29, 2012 8:31:07 GMT -5
WWE SmackDown: Friday 20th April 2012...Ted Dibiase and Jinder Mahal wasn't anything interesting, something I've seen too many times as it is. Ezekiel Jackson against Hunico as well, the undercard of SmackDown is really bland. Sheamus in the ring to kick off the show was rightfully so, good way to promote the match at Extreme Rules between him and Daniel Bryan, the Belfast Brawl stipulation is an interesting one for sure. General promotion here. Wade Barrett and Drew McIntyre is an interesting team. Good win against Santino Marella and Yoshi Tatsu, strange that that team is still floating around. Not that I mind them, just so long as Marella and Tatsu get some momentum every now and again. Cody Rhodes and Big Show with Theodore Long was interesting, and a big match made for tonight. Shame to see Brodus Clay beat Christian, but it made sense I suppose. Christian returning to his tantrums phase? Rey Mysterio beating Cody Rhodes by disqualification, was acceptable, always loved their matches last year. Liked Cody taking out Rey and then Big Show as well, but I'm not all that into the Falls Count Anywhere stipulation though. The feud never really struck me as a violent feud. Skip Sheffield beating Justin Gabriel did the job, not a lot to add here. And up last, Daniel Bryan and Kane as a combination? Deadly. Good win against Sheamus and Zack Ryder if anything. A decent close to the show, everything was up to standard, and crowd-pleasing for the UK crowd.
WWE RAW Supershow: Monday 23rd April 2012...I liked the preview, it set up a nice "Pic-Fed" setup to the show in my mind. Onto the actual show, I liked the layout. Very detailed, too. Good promo to kick off the show with John Cena calling out Goldberg, I hated that John Laurinaitis made them a contract signing for SummerSlam though. The feud shouldn't stretch that long in my mind, there really isn't a lot to stretch, as if The Rock and Cena's feud was bad enough. I'd have been fine with it being set up for Over the Limit (buys for the pay-per-view which never gets a good buyrate) or even No Way Out. Up next, a good six-man tag team contest to kick off the show in the ring, putting together three different storylines, good decision for the Big Show to get the win, was surprised that he got the pin on Mark Henry though. Did like Cody Rhodes running away though, very nice touch. Up next, Kofi Kingston with a win against Epico was fine, I think you'd be missing the boat if Kofi and R-Truth don't get the win on Sunday at Extreme Rules. It's their time to win the WWE Tag Team Championships. Strange involvement from Wade Barrett and Drew McIntyre with John Laurinaitis though. Brodus Clay with another win against Christian...meh. Liked Christian actually going back to his tantrum phase but...where is Diamond Dallas Page!? Up next, good promo from Chris Jericho in the ring, liked CM Punk interrupting, nicely written segment. Punk drowning Jericho in Pepsi was brilliant, too, but imagine the sponsor's reaction to that? WWE would potentially face lawsuit. Wow, Dolph Ziggler beating Sheamus? Surprised at that, but great win for Ziggler, albeit with help from Daniel Bryan. I still hope to see Josh Mathews get pounded one way or another tonight. The Divas eight-person tag team match didn't do a lot for me, a WWE Divas Championship battle royal? Kharma will still win in my mind. Kane killing Santino Marella was a fair decision. Looking forward to seeing how you handle this Steel-Cage match with Zack Ryder on Sunday. And up last, great tag team main event to close down the show, Chris Jericho and Alberto Del Rio sounds like a dastardly combination. Cena getting the better of Goldberg for a change however, was nice. Overall, a decent show, but it didn't seem like a three hour RAW at all, could have had another match or two in there in my mind.
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Post by Elliot on Apr 29, 2012 15:36:44 GMT -5
- With just forty-eight hours until WWE Extreme Rules, the General Manager of SmackDown, Teddy Long made two matches which swap Extreme Rules opponents up. The first was the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus taking on Cody Rhodes, and the other was the Intercontinental Champion, the Big Show taking on Daniel Bryan. With these four men all hoping to win their match at Extreme Rules, you can be sure they'll be looking to pick up a huge victory on SmackDown. But who will prevail? Will it be Champions of challengers? Who knows?
- This past Monday on Raw Supershow, the duo of Wade Barrett and Drew McIntyre were mysteriously meeting with Raw General Manager, John Laurinaitis - but why? This week on SmackDown, the duo take on The Usos, but will our questions be answered regarding this British alliance and their involvement with 'Mr. Excitement'?
- All this and more when you tun into SmackDown, this Friday!
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Post by Elliot on Apr 29, 2012 15:42:53 GMT -5
| WWE Championship Ladder Match WWE Champion CM Punk vs. Chris Jericho | World Heavyweight Championship Belfast Brawl World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus vs. Daniel Bryan | Intercontinental Championship Falls Count Anywhere Match Intercontinental Champion Big Show vs. Cody Rhodes | WWE Tag Team Championships Tables Match WWE Tag Team Champions Primo & Epico vs. Kofi Kingston & R-Truth | Divas Championship Battle Royal Divas Champion Kharma vs. Beth Phoenix vs. Natalya vs. Kelly Kelly vs. Layla vs. Tamina vs. Nikki Bella vs. Brie Bella vs. Alicia Fox | Steel Cage Match Kane vs. Zack Ryder | Card subject to change. |
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Post by Planktung on Apr 29, 2012 17:00:41 GMT -5
Regarding the layout, it's unique and quite enjoyable. Not really a fan of the font for the match results, though that's only a rather minor gripe. Great, fun opening with Daniel Bryan's party for Sheamus. Tossing the beer in Sheamus' face and running is a great way to further Bryan's cowardly-heel persona. Loving the team of Barrett and McIntyre, and a good victory for them over the Usos. Expecting Kofi and Truth to take the Tag Team Titles on Sunday, so this could be a feud to look for. Curious to find out the truth behind Laurinaitis' involvement with them. Sheffield squashing DiBiase is a shame for me, but it does help Skip's legitimacy. Can't wait to see Claudio Cesaro make his debut soon. Have high hopes for him on SmackDown. Great match to wrap up the first hour, and a good victory for Sheamus. Expecting Cody to get back at Show during his match later on with Bryan. Ugh. Hate seeing Khali back. Onto the main event, expected involvement from Rhodes. Overall, a good show to lead into Extreme Rules.
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Post by Elliot on Apr 30, 2012 17:13:50 GMT -5
- One night a year, the WWE goes extreme, and tonight is that night. A month removed from arguable the biggest WrestleMania of all time, the WWE superstars are going to settle their differences in different matches with extreme stipulations. The WWE Champion, CM Punk will defend his title against Chris Jericho in a Ladder Match; the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus will defend his title against Daniel Bryan in a Belfast Brawl; Zack Ryder will try to overcome the Big Red Monster, Kane inside the confines of a steel cage; it's all here tonight! Plenty of extreme action to feast your eyes on, a night your certainly won't want to miss!
- Announced Monday night on Raw Supershow, General Manager, John Laurinaitis told us that John Cena and Goldberg would take part in a contract signing for a match which will take place at this year's SummerSlam Pay-Per-View. Will it all go smoothly? Will we be seeing John Cena and Goldberg battle it out in the summer? All these questions will be answered tonight, only on WWE Extreme Rules!
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Post by Elliot on May 1, 2012 15:35:41 GMT -5
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Post by DTP. on May 1, 2012 18:55:46 GMT -5
WWE Extreme Rules: Sunday 29th April 2012...Alright, it's time to go. Nice opening contest to kick off the show, the typical wander around the building before Big Show picked up the win. Should be interesting to see where Show and Cody Rhodes go from here, Show getting away with the WWE Intercontinental Championship. Dolph Ziggler with an impromptu challenge? Interesting, and was surprised to see that it was Evan Bourne, a nice surprise though. I do think he should have picked up an upset win though, it was his return after all. It just killed all of the potential momentum Bourne could have gotten away from this. Good call to have the Goldberg and John Cena match moved forward to Over the Limit, should score a huge buyrate for sure. Interesting positioning for Zack Ryder and Kane in the Cage match, and was really surprised to see Kane with the win for sure, honestly. I thought Ryder could finally regain momentum and closure from this feud, but an extended feud with the Miz and Eve could very well be good. Up next, fully expected Kofi Kingston and R-Truth to win the WWE Tag Team Championships from Primo and Epico. Wondering how Evan Bourne will respond to this. Wade Barrett and Drew McIntyre? Interesting, good win for the power trip combination, and they now have their first feud for sure. An alternative route I'd have taken is having Kofi and Truth leave with the titles, and then have them feud with a heel-turning Bourne, who then recruits a partner to feud with them. But this enables some more star power to the future tag team picture. Fully expected Sheamus to retain the World Heavyweight Championship, but Daniel Bryan had a great effort. Up next, a dramatic Contract Signing segment, liked it a lot though; Goldberg is out of control for sure. John Laurinaitis is all over this show on the other hand, not sure if I like that so much on pay-per-view. Kharma with the win in the WWE Divas Championship battle royal match was fully expected. Nobody can stop her. And lastly, a fantastic finalé to the rivalry between CM Punk and Chris Jericho in the Ladder match, great WWE Championship defense. Overall, a good show to prepare events following this show, and putting an end to others. There were a few things I didn't like about it though, for some reason. But nevertheless, good work.
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Post by Planktung on May 6, 2012 0:18:49 GMT -5
Solid opener with Big Show retaining the Intercontinental Championship. Hopefully, this match marks Cody's transition from the mid-card to the main event scene. Also hoping that this is Show's last successful title defense. Not digging him as the IC Champion at all. Kind of odd to see Bourne accept Ziggler's open challenge, but I like it. Ziggler getting the victory was definitely for the better. Wonder if Bourne will have anything to say regarding Kofi's alliance with R-Truth. Maybe not as the aftermath looked to be setting up a Bourne/Swagger rivalry. I like the idea of having the Cena/Goldberg match at Over The Limit instead of SummerSlam, but I feel that should've been the case from the beginning, rather than opening and closing RAW with the idea that the two would be meeting at SummerSlam, only to change it days later. Kane defeating Ryder in the Steel Cage is a bit of a bummer for me, but I'll embrace the decision due to Miz and Eve's involvement. Still loving the pairing. I'm getting Edge/Lita vibes from them. A Miz/Ryder feud is definitely something to look forward to. Glad to see you're not dropping Ryder's push. Kofi and Truth picking up the WWE Tag Team Championships was expected, but losing them minutes later to Wade Barrett and Drew McIntyre really caught me off guard. Absolutely love seeing the two of them as champions, and it seems that you have a legit tag team feud on your hands. Sheamus retaining the World Heavyweight Championship, eh. Much prefer seeing Bryan as the champion, but it's understandable. Can't wait to see how the Bryan/AJ situation plays out because, aside from Cena/Goldberg, this is my favorite story in this diary. Interesting to see you do the "My leaving allowed you to rise" scenario with Cena and Goldberg. Fits more with Lesnar, but it still makes sense to me. Otunga taking the Spear would've made me mark out. Great contract signing, and I anticipate a match for the ages in 3 weeks. Glad to see Kharma retain the Diva's Championship, but this is the problem I see with he being the champion. She's destroyed everyone. There's no current Diva that stands a chance against her. And finally, a classic Ladder Match between CM Punk and Chris Jericho. Punk retaining is good, and the idea of him standing tall on a ladder in front of a Chicago crowd is pretty astonishing. Hoping to see a new challenger named for Punk's championship. A great PPV overall.
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Post by Elliot on May 7, 2012 7:26:11 GMT -5
- Just twenty-four hours removed from a classic WWE Extreme Rules event, Raw Supershow is ready to roll, and from the get go we know it's going to be a huge night as the WWE Champion, CM Punk will be in action against Alberto Del Rio in a non-title match. Is Del Rio Punk's next contender for the WWE Championship?
- John Cena speaks on his match with Goldberg in three weeks at WWE Over the Limit after signing the contract last night at Extreme Rules. We already know that Cena isn't too pleased about having only three weeks to prepare this beast of a man, but what else does Cena have to say?
- Following a questionable decision by Raw General Manager, John Laurinaitis, Wade Barrett and Drew McIntyre somehow left Chicago as the WWE Tag Team Champions. Tonight, the team they 'stole' them from, Kofi Kingston and R-Truth will take on the former Champions before them, Primo and Epico in tag team action. Will Kingston and Truth be looking for revenge on the British allies and the General Manager of Raw?
- All this and more, tonight on WWE Raw Supershow!
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Post by Elliot on May 7, 2012 7:37:05 GMT -5
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Post by Elliot on May 10, 2012 14:26:13 GMT -5
- This past Monday on Raw Supershow, Chris Jericho declared that he was still the 'Best in the World' regardless of the outcome of his match with the WWE Champion, CM Punk. As Jericho continues to speak, the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus had had enough and came out to set the record straight, telling Jericho to admit defeat. Jericho didn't take the interruption lightly and somewhere along the line, a match between these two was scheduled for tonight's SmackDown. Following the heated confrontation, Sheamus delivered a Brogue Kick to the self-proclaimed 'Best in the World' for his troubles. Which of these men will come out on top tonight?
- Daniel Bryan came up short against Sheamus at Extreme Rules, and we all know that Bryan only has one person to blame for that... and it isn't himself. Bryan places the blame on his 'girlfriend' AJ and tonight on SmackDown, confronts her in the ring. However, that isn't all, as Daniel Bryan drops a bombshell that the WWE Universe never expected to hear.
- In a rematch from Extreme Rules and WrestleMania, Cody Rhodes will once again take on the Intercontinental Champion, the Big Show in non-title action. Will this be third time lucky for Rhodes? Or will the World's Largest Athlete prevail once more?
- All this and more, tonight on WWE SmackDown!
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Post by Elliot on May 10, 2012 14:29:40 GMT -5
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