AKing1979
Mid-Carder
Joined on: Oct 9, 2012 22:13:26 GMT -5
Posts: 304
|
Post by AKing1979 on Jul 9, 2013 15:50:44 GMT -5
When you announced a contract signing I knew that table was getting flipped over at some point and you didn't dissapoint. Nice segment there to set up the Cell match. Still don't know why Bradshaw needed to be on Raw if he's going to primarily be on Smackdown, and the same could be said for Rhodes. That did set up a nice match for this show, and I hope this means Wade's winning the title back to set up a Raw vs. Smackdown war. That would be awesome. Overall some nice stuff here.
|
|
snickelodeon
Superstar
Joined on: Nov 27, 2011 9:37:08 GMT -5
Posts: 956
|
Post by snickelodeon on Jul 10, 2013 8:34:00 GMT -5
Another well put together show that is realistic and very easy to read. Of your 3 brands Raw is number 3 but that's not a knock on Raw....
Hell in a Cell is coming together nicely but another strong point of yours is you always put together a top PPV!
Raw thoughts...
Having 2 heel groups atop of each brand is a bit much in my opinion. Cody was doing well as the skin of your teeth World Champion.
Antonio Cesaro in my opinion has the potential to be the top heel on Smack Down for a while to come even more so than the current Champion, Cody Rhodes.
I think there is more upside in Barrett as a heel than a face but you did a good job with Barrett tonight. My prediction is team Jbl cost Barrett the title then Barrett turns his attention to the World title. Weirdly Barrett is more suited as a top face on Smack Down than on Raw.
One of my favourites are Hennig and DiBiase good team, both have potential. I would keep going with DiBiase and Hennig as champs but having them be the chasers is something different and you could use Reigns and Miz as the roadblocks.
The App interviews are very cool, nice touch!
Dolph Ziggler is starting to earn credibility with me as Champ but there is an issue with Ziggler and others I will get too at the end of the post.
Zack Ryder's stock has fell rapidly not that I blame you but he has just turned heel and he's not on Raw - My advice would be if you have more important stories current going on just give certain guys a time out, until you can do their story justice because at the minute Kofi & Ryder seem like an after thought and what momentum they did have is running out same goes for others like Evan Bourne.
Could of done without Truth and Otunga...
No Cena update? Unless I missed it?
Your Main Event segment with Punk and Lesnar was decent enough, predictable but that works. Lesnar took Punk down and looks strong and we want to see Punk get his revenge. The disadvantage your story has is no backstory with Heyman because Punk has been a face the entire time.
Good show that kept stories rolling over until the PPV...
Around this time of year fans minds start to wonder towards WrestleMania, mine does anyway and the only match that seems possible currently is Barrett-Rhodes for the World title and that may be way off. One small issue I have with your show and this is just my opinion is that no one seems more over than the other maybe Cena/Lesnar/Punk are just above the rest but the rest of the card no one stands out everyone seems on the same level, interchangeable. I would say you haven't created a star of your own other than Wrestling Royalty. Below the top 3 then I would say the next top tier would be Orton & Angle are arguable the next 2 which makes the rest of your roster feel like upper mid card at best.
I look forward to your next show and especially Hell in a Cell. Maybe you are in a transitional period and come Mania I will be able to seperate the top from the middle from the bottom a bit easier
|
|
|
Post by Planktung on Jul 11, 2013 0:24:43 GMT -5
| BREAKING NEWS - THE ROCK TO APPEAR ON RAW! |
WWE.com is pleased to announce that next Monday on RAW from East Rutherford, New Jersey, the "Most Electrifying Man in Sports Entertainment" will address the WWE Universe live! The last time we saw the Rock was back at RAW 1000, where he announced his entry into the 2013 Royal Rumble match on January 27th. Six days before Hell in a Cell is live on Pay-Per-View, what will the "Great One" have to say?
|
|
|
Post by Planktung on Jul 14, 2013 18:04:59 GMT -5
| OCTOBER 17, 2012 - WINTER PARK, FLORIDA |
- One week removed from NXT's second iPPV on WWE.com, a video package opened up tonight's show that recapped the huge event. The first ever NXT Tag Team Champions were crowned in the duo of Richie Steamboat and Bo Rotundo. The undefeated streak of the "Man That Gravity Forgot" Adrian Neville was shattered at the hands of NXT's newest and, arguably, most arrogant star, Adam Cole. After months of seeking retribution, Big E Langston finally gained just that by putting away JTG in a brutal Street Fight. The "Anti Diva" Paige managed to overcome Vickie Guerrero and become the No. 1 contender for Eve's Divas Championship, a shot that will be granted at Hell in a Cell. After several vicious blows to the head, William Regal was deemed unable to continue competing, giving Kassius Ohno the victory in their grudge match. And lastly, Seth Rollins and Trent Barreta took center stage in NXT's first ever Ladder match. And after a grueling back and forth contest, it was Rollins who retrieved the NXT Championship, retaining his position at the top of the mountain here on NXT.
- Cutting to the Full Sail Arena, ring announcer Todd Philips introduced to the NXT Universe, the first ever NXT Tag Team Champions, Richie Steamboat and Bo Rotundo! The duo made their way out to a mixed response, mainly due to the audience's apathy for Rotundo. Once in the ring, the two took microphone as the titles were draped over their shoulders. Steamboat said that ever since NXT was re-launched in April, many egos have walked through the doors. "There's been Damien Sandow, Raquel Diaz and Kassius Ohno. But among all of the self-centered personalities on NXT, none compare to Corey Graves and Jake Carter." Rotundo then said that after he went through hell against Carter in a Bunkhouse Brawl match a number of months ago, he was on the shelf for a bit with a knee injury. And even though he defeated both Carter and Graves on different occasions, they juts couldn't let go of the fact that they failed. So they took it upon themselves to attack him when he was defenseless on one leg. "And that was the motivation that I needed to push through my injury and get back in the ring. The desire for revenge against Graves and Carter. Only this time, I wasn't alone," said Rotundo. He formed an alliance with Steamboat for what was originally the sole purpose of giving Graves and Carter exactly what they deserved. But along the way, a historic announcement was made, and that was the announcement of the inception of the NXT Tag Team Championships. And with that announcement came an obsession on the part of Graves and Carter. And for the two of them, the opportunity to become the inaugural champions was presented. "We now not only had the chance to get the revenge that we were hungry for, but also the chance to make history," said Steamboat. And last week, he and Rotundo finally did it. They finally silenced the mouths of Corey Graves and Jake Carter and became the first ever NXT Tag Team Champions. Before the new champions could finish speaking, the audience became alter as Graves and Carter hit the ring. The two teams engaged in a brawl, which became one-sided after Carter tossed Rotundo shoulder-first into the steel steps. From there, Graves held Steamboat by his arms as Carter delivered numerous strikes and kicks to the "Son of the Dragon." Carter went back on the attack on Rotundo to make sure he could not make the save for his partner. With Steamboat already weakened, Graves applied the 13th Step submission hold. Steamboat screamed in agonizing pain as Carter stood over him, holding the NXT Tag Team Championships and shouting "These belong to us!" Graves soon released the hold as Carter handed him one of the title belts, the two raising them high in the air over the fallen champions.
- Returning to NXT, a recap of the opening segment was shown that saw Corey Graves and Jake Carter attacks the NXT Tag Team Champions, Richie Steamboat and Bo Rotundo. Tony Dawson and Byron Saxton mentioned tonight's No. 1 Contenders Battle Royal and how this assault affects Steamboat and Rotundo's chances of competing in it.
- TYSON KIDD VS. ADAM COLE ENDED IN A DOUBLE COUNT OUT: An incredible bout to kick things off between one of SmackDown's most exciting superstars, and the man who may very well be NXT's fastest rising star at the moment. After ending Adrian Neville's undefeated streak on iPPV last week, Cole came into this match with all of the momentum on his side. Kidd, however, provided Cole with his toughest challenge yet in the WWE. After Kidd delivered a Suicide Dive through the second rope, both men remained down for a bit. As Kidd was attempting to get back into the ring, Cole toss him back-first into the barricade, following that up with a Superkick. By that point, the official had reached the count of ten.
- As the announcement was made that this bout was ruled a double count out, Adam Cole showed little care for the result as he made his way up the entrance ramp, seemingly satisfied with the damage that had been done to Tyson Kidd. Suddenly, Cole was attacked from behind by Adrian Neville. The "Man That Gravity Forgot" tossed Cole into the ring before hitting him with a Springboard Clothesline. Neville placed Cole in position as he climbed onto the top rope, looking to hit the Corkscrew Shooting Star Press. Before Neville could launch himself, Cole was able to slide out of the ring. He headed up the ramp way while looking back at the man who has made his intentions for revenge very clear.
- Backstage, NXT General Manager Ricardo Rodriguez was shown in his office when a knock was heard on the door. An unknown man soon walked into the room and asked "You that Ricardo cat I'm supposed to be looking for?" Ricardo seemed puzzled until the man introduced himself as Enzo Amore. "I was told that if I'm looking for a job, you're the guy I gotta speak to. And you should that just by looking at me, there's money to be made. I walked through your locker rooms and I saw nothing but a bunch of fake, wannabee tough guys. But me, I'm the real deal. The total package! So how 'bout you get to work on my six-figure deal?" said Amore. Ricardo told Amore that first of all, he doesn't even make six-figures himself. And second, he can definitely see the enthusiasm and charisma in him. "Damn right you can!" stated Amore. Ricardo then told him that he'll give him the opportunity tonight to prove himself and earn a spot on the NXT roster. And that match will be against the NXT Champion, Seth Rollins.
- A promo was shown for next Monday's edition of RAW, which as we learned on WWE.com, will feature a special appearance from the Rock. What does the "Great One" have in store for the WWE Universe? Find out next Monday on USA.
- Returning from the commercial break, Vickie Guerrero and Raquel Diaz were shown in the locker room area, both still steaming over the fact that the "Anti Diva" Paige is now the No. 1 contender for the Divas Championship and a member of the main WWE roster. "That was my shot....my shot!" shouted the infuriated Raquel. Vickie said that in the end, they're the ones who will have the last laugh because there is absolutely zero chance that Paige will actually defeat Eve at Hell in a Cell. "But look at it this way. She's gone. Paige is no longer on NXT. We no longer have some vicious, maniacal little girl trying to torment us. This place is ours now. You're the queen. You're the top Diva. There is no one else who can even attempt to take your spot," said Vickie to her daughter.
- BIG E LANGSTON DEF. AIDEN ENGLISH: After overcoming JTG in a Street Fight last week, Big E Langston continued to ride his wave of momentum by putting Aiden English away following two Big Endings at the request of the NXT Universe.
- The Full Sail audience erupted for Big E Langston, who raised his arms in victory after another dominant showing here on NXT. The commentators mentioned that Big E will be competing in tonight's No. 1 Contenders Battle Royal and could very well be the favorite to walk away as the winner. Suddenly, the lights in the arena dimmed as a laugh could be heard throughout the atmosphere. This image then appeared on the tron, leaving Big E and the viewers puzzled.
- A graphic was shown for tonight's No. 1 Contenders Battle Royal to determine Seth Rollins' next challenger for the NXT Championship. It is still to come tonight on NXT!
- In the backstage, Briley Pierce was shown standing by with Trent Barreta. Trent entered the interview set, still feeling the effects of his grueling Ladder match with Seth Rollins on iPPV last week. Briley asked Trent for his thoughts following his loss to the NXT Champion. Trent said that the loss obviously hurt, both physically and mentally. "My hands are still sore so I can't even play video games. My body is sore so I'm unable to train. Actually, speaking of training, I've been meaning to ask you this, Briley. Every now and then, I see you at the training facility in the ring. Are you considering becoming an NXT superstar," asked Trent. Briley, who was caught off guard by the question, said that he has been training for that possibility, but until then, this is his job. "Right. Well, it's not anymore. I'm sore right now, but I think I'll be good to go next week. And I think you will as well," said Trent, laying out the challenge to Briley for a match next week. Trent left the interview set as Briley seemed a bit shaken. He obviously does not want to back down from Trent's challenge, but is he even fully prepared to compete on NXT?
- NON TITLE MATCH - NXT CHAMPION SETH ROLLINS DEF. ENZO AMORE: Prior to the match, Enzo Amore spoke to the NXT Universe, saying that they're looking at the "new big shot on the block who's got the walk that'll make all the wannabees talk." He even referred to the NXT Champion, Seth Rollins, as a "two toned freak." Rollins answered back through actions, showing the world that Amore may not be able to back his words up. After Amore failed to connect with a Crossbody, Rollins delivered a Blackout for the win.
- Rollins received a great ovation from the NXT Universe upon his victory, taking the NXT Championship and celebrating with it. He then headed towards the announce table, joining Tony Dawson and Byron Saxton to watch the No. 1 Contenders Battle Royal this is coming up.
- Backstage, Adam Cole was shown making his way down to the ring for the No. 1 Contenders Battle Royal. Another camera showed Adrian Neville doing the same, followed by another camera cut that showed Big E Langston preparing to enter that fray. NXT's top talent will battle for a shot at the gold, but who will emerged victorious? A new No. 1 Contender will be determined, next!
- A promo was shown for WWE Hell in a Cell, live Sunday October 28th, only on Pay-Per-View.
- NO. 1 CONTENDERS BATTLE ROYAL - KASSIUS OHNO LAST ELIMINATED ADRIAN NEVILLE: As the ring began to fill with several different superstars, the theme of the NXT Tag Team Champions, Richie Steamboat and Bo Rotundo, hit to the surprise of Corey Graves and Jake Carter. Steamboat and Rotundo rushed into the ring, immediately going after the two men who attacked them at the top of the show. CJ Parker was the first superstar to be eliminated at the hands of Big E Langston. Soon, Big E lifted Rick Victor into a Gorilla Press position, tossing him out of the ring and onto Parker. Big E looked dominant early on, taking out nearly all of the other participants. Suddenly, the same laugh and image from earlier in the evening emerged. With Big E distracted, Graves and Carter both toss him over the top rope and onto the floor. With the biggest threat in the match now gone, the remaining superstars battled for some time before the next elimination occurred. Jake Carter was tossed out by Bo Rotundo, which soon came back to haunt Bo. Carter grabbed his foot from underneath the bottom rope, allowing Graves to eliminate him. Carter quickly made his way to the backstage as Bo soon made chase for him. Back in the ring, Adrian Neville was able to use his quickness and agility to send Graves flying over and onto the floor. It was now down to four men. Kassius Ohno, Adam Cole, Adrian Neville and Richie Steamboat. With Seth Rollins watching from the announce table, one of them would solidify themselves as the No. 1 Contender for the NXT Championship. Neville and Cole brawled with one another while Ohno and Steamboat did the same. As Steamboat was looking for a Crossbody onto Cole, Ohno was able to push him off of the top rope and down to the floor went the "Son of the Dragon." From there, Ohno and Cole formed an alliance in order to eliminate Neville. The two of them thought that they had eliminated the "Man That Gravity Forgot," but Neville was able to hold on with both hands while struggling to keep his feet from touching the floor. Cole soon noticed this and approached Neville, who was able to lift himself up with the top rope and use his legs to eliminate Cole. The audience popped for Neville as it was all down to him and Ohno. The two had a back and forth contest for a bit, near eliminations occurring for both men. Neville looked to be on the verge of victory after planting Ohno onto the top of his head with a Tornado DDT. Neville ascended up to the top rope for the Corkscrew Shooting Star Press, but failed to connect as Ohno moved out of harm's way. After Neville stirred to his feet, Ohno delivered a Roaring Elbow to the side of his head. Neville collapsed onto ropes, Ohno tossing his motionless body over to win the match.
- "The devil himself just did it" said Tony Dawson on commentary as Ohno raised his arms in victory, the announcement being made that he is now the No. 1 contender for the NXT Championship. The man who may have ended the career of William Regal one week ago is now one match away from becoming the new NXT Champion. Ohno climbed onto the second rope as he stared at Seth Rollins from a distance. Rollins raised the gold high in the air, showing that he isn't intimidated by the ruthless and vicious nature of Ohno. Somewhere, someday the match will take place. Seth Rollins vs. Kassius Ohno for the NXT Championship.
|
|
snickelodeon
Superstar
Joined on: Nov 27, 2011 9:37:08 GMT -5
Posts: 956
|
Post by snickelodeon on Jul 16, 2013 3:33:40 GMT -5
NXT thoughts...
First off again very realistic, easy to read - you have the WWE style down to a perfection some may say its too similar possibly.
NXT does not suffer the same probably as I mentioned in the Raw review there is a clear pecking order with Rollins and Ohno sitting at the top. Rollins-Ohno is the biggest match your NXT could offer in my opinion and Ohno could take the belt to free Rollins up to move on.
Rest of the show was fine, resetting the table after the PPV for the likes of Big E, Cole, Trent etc
While I like Graves and Carter individually didn't think much of them as a team. You are doing a better Job with them as a team than WWE did however once they are finished with the champs I feel like they should split up both have potential in the singles ranks and if Rollins were to leave Graves could fill his spot while Carter could play an arrogant heel.
Steamboat and Rotunda on the other hand I like a lot as a team they wouldn't be out of place on your Main roster as an up coming team. Would say your tag team division on your Main roster is pretty small but compared to NXT tag team division it is massive. You will have to start building new teams very soon in NXT part of me feels u should have held back with the tag titles but so far you are making it work and it adds to the rivalry.
Good show that did its job
|
|
|
Post by Planktung on Jul 18, 2013 23:58:51 GMT -5
| OCTOBER 19, 2012 - MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE |
QUICK RESULTS
- To kick things off, WWE Champion Dolph Ziggler and John Laurinaitis made their way down to the ring to a very heated response from the WWE Universe. Ziggler said that SmackDown does nothing for him but re-ignite some of the darkest memories of his career. It was on this show that he finally realized his dream by becoming the World Heavyweight Champion, only for it to be taken away from him within a matter of minutes. And to top it all off, he was fired shortly thereafter. But things are different now. Because he returns to SmackDown not as the laughing stock of the WWE, but as its champion. Ziggler was soon interrupted by World Heavyweight Champion Cody Rhodes and John "Bradshaw" Layfield, who questioned why Ziggler was running his mouth on "their show." Ziggler responded to Rhodes by telling him that since he and Bradshaw did the same thing on "his show," Monday Night RAW, he figured that a little taste of their own medicine was in order. Rhodes and Ziggler began arguing over which one of them will leave Hell in a Cell with their title still intact. "With all due respect, Cody, Ziggler has already defeated Wade Barrett on different occasions. I'm not quite sure how you will fare against Sheamus," said Laurinaitis. Bradshaw responded to Laurinaitis, referring to Cody Rhodes as the "best professional wrestler in the industry today." And that is what is best for the stock of the WWE. Ziggler, on the other hand, is nothing but a virus in the company, just like the rest of the Brad Maddox Administration. What they're doing is simply killing the company's stock, and he refuses to just stand back and watch his bank account be affected by someone else's ridiculous and downright stupid decisions. Laurinaitis and Bradshaw were now arguing themselves while Ziggler and Rhodes continued to do the same. The tension between the WWE and World Heavyweight Champion is clear on a night where they must find a way to co-exist against their Hell in a Cell adversaries, Wade Barrett and Sheamus.
- CHRIS JERICHO AND THE USOS DEF. 3MB: Prior to the start of the bout, a graphic was shown announcing that next week, Chris Jericho will finally meet Heath Slater one on one. As Jimmy and Jey dominated Jinder Mahal and Drew McIntyre, Jericho stood on the outside as he watched Slater back away from the action. Jimmy then delivered a Superfly Splash to Mahal to pick up the victory.
- Backstage, Matt Striker was shown standing by in the interview area with Alberto Del Rio. Striker asked Alberto for his thoughts heading into his match tonight against the man who attacked him in his World Heavyweight Championship match last week, Antonio Cesaro. Del Rio said that he had the World Heavyweight Title in his hands last week, and in the last second of the last minute, it was taken away thanks to Antonio Cesaro. And not only that, Cesaro, Damien Sandow and Cody Rhodes took it upon themselves to not only attack him, but Ricardo Rodriguez as well. "Ricardo is not an active competitor. He is my best friend, and when you lay a hand on him, you've already set me off. Cesaro, I may not have been successful months ago against you when you were the Intercontinental Champion, but tonight, I get my revenge. For myself and for Ricardo," said Del Rio.
- KAITLYN DEF. NAOMI: The final encounter in a feud that has been brewing for weeks now. As Kaitlyn was attempting the Spear, Naomi caught her with the Rear End to grab the victory.
- Backstage, SmackDown General Manager Teddy Long was shown in his office when The Miz and Roman Reigns walked in. Miz informed Teddy that the General Manager of RAW, Brad Maddox, felt that since Ryback was able to get a "practice match" for Hell in a Cell this past Monday, then perhaps he and Reigns would be able to one themselves tonight. Teddy Long told the duo that while he has nothing but the utmost disliking for their boss, he doesn't think that is too bad of an idea. "Tonight, the two of you will take on the Great Khali!" said Teddy as Miz and Reigns both seemed to have mixed feelings on that decision.
- ANTONIO CESARO W/ DAMIEN SANDOW DEF. ALBERTO DEL RIO: The "Mexican Aristocrat" had Antonio Cesaro right where he wanted him, gearing up for a Superkick. Del Rio successfully hit it, but rather than going for the cover, decided that he wanted to extract his revenge on the other member of John "Bradshaw" Layfield's new unit, Damien Sandow. The "Intellectual Savior of the Masses" took a swing at Del Rio, but failed to hit him and was planted with a German Suplex onto the floor. Del Rio wasted valuable time, though, as Cesaro was back on his knees and delivered a headbutt to the mid-section of Del Rio. Cesaro then delivered the Neutralizer to pick up the victory.
- DANIEL BRYAN DEF. JUSTIN GABRIEL VIA SUBMISSION: Last week, it was Kurt Angle who competed while Daniel Bryan watched from ringside. Tonight, the roles were reversed as Angle joined Michael Cole, Josh Mathews and Booker T on commentary. After getting his knees up during Justin Gabriel's 450 Splash attempt, Bryan locked in the Yes! Lock for the submission victory.
- Daniel Bryan stood to his feet to celebrate his submission victory, shouting "Yes!" at the top of his lungs. Kurt Angle watched from the announce table, not seeming too impressed with Bryan's performance. Bryan took offense to Angle's lack of concern for their match at Hell in a Cell, getting in his face at ringside. "You will tap out to me! I will make you tap out!" shouted Bryan. He then slapped Angle's headset off of him, which provoked the Olympic Gold Medalist as he shoved Bryan. Bryan leaped over the announce table as he and Angle began brawling. Several officials hit the ringside area to separate the two men who meet in a Submission match at Hell in a Cell. After a commercial break, the two were shown backstage being held back by officials as they still wanted to go after one another. SmackDown General Manager Teddy Long soon arrived on the scene, demanding that order be restored. "I am going to make sure that this Submission match at Hell in a Cell is the last time you two come anywhere near one another. Because the winner of that match will not only gain the bragging rights, but he will also be the No. 1 contender for the World Heavyweight Championship!" said Teddy. The stakes have been raised massively for Hell in a Cell as the winner of Kurt Angle and Daniel Bryan's Submission match will earn a shot at the World Heavyweight Title!
- THE MIZ AND ROMAN REIGNS DEF. THE GREAT KHALI: As RAW General Manager Brad Maddox requested, The Miz and Roman Reigns were given a "practice" Handicap match before they meet Ryback in nine nights at Hell in a Cell. As the Great Khali was preparing to deliver a Chop to the top of Miz' skull, Reigns drilled the "Punjabi Playboy" with a massive Spear for the win.
- At this time, Big Show was shown arriving at a medical facility in Buffalo, New York. With a camera crew following him, Show reminded everyone that it was in Buffalo when he ended Randy Orton's career three weeks ago. "And I just thought I would be the kind and gentle giant that I am and pay a visit to our old friend," said Show before walking into the hospital. After a commercial break, Big Show was shown in the hospital searching for Orton's room. Show opened the door as the cameras followed him, showing a stunned expression on his face upon walking in. "What the hell are you doing here?!?" asked Show as the cameras revealed Intercontinental Champion Dean Ambrose in the room. "I thought I told you last week not to worry about Randy Orton anymore. Because as you can see, he isn't here. He isn't anywhere. But I'm here. I've always been here right in front of you and I'll be right in front of you at Hell in a Cell," said Ambrose. After Show asked where Orton was, Ambrose responded with "Who cares?" After Show asked Ambrose if he knew what he was getting himself into, the Intercontinental Champion turned the tables and asked the exact same question. "Show, you don't scare me. I'm not intimidated by you. You probably think that you're going to be the toughest challenge of my life and you couldn't be any further from the truth. I was beaten in alleyways as a young demented child. My body has been pierced by barbed wire and broken glass. I've had people laugh at me my entire life because I see the world a tad bit differently. You don't scare me. Nothing scares me. I'm unbreakable," said Ambrose. Big Show told Ambrose that he isn't taking their match lightly at all. He understands that he's a dangerous man. But he is just a bit more dangerous. "Like this," said Show before swinging his massive right hand at Ambrose's head. The Intercontinental Champion was able to dodge the shot and rammed Show into the door, breaking through it. Ambrose and Show brawled in the hospital as several staff members called for security. As Ambrose had Show in a headlock, he was able to push the "World's Largest Athlete"'s head into the emergency break glass. Show remained on the floor after the shot as security arrived, escorting Ambrose out of the hospital. "See you in hell, Show!" were Ambrose's final words before leaving the premises.
- WWE CHAMPION DOLPH ZIGGLER AND WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION CODY RHODES W/ JOHN LAURINAITIS AND JOHN "BRADSHAW" LAYFIELD VS. WADE BARRETT AND SHEAMUS ENDED IN A NO CONTEST: With nine days remaining until Hell in a Cell on Pay-Per-View, the champions and challengers heading into that event were given the opportunity to get their hands on one another. After Sheamus delivered a Brogue Kick to Cody Rhodes, John "Bradshaw" Layfield pulled the official out of the ring before he could make the three count and struck him in the face. As Sheamus stared at Bradshaw, Ziggler attempted to deliver a Zig Zag to him. Sheamus managed to hold onto the ropes as the WWE Champion fell onto the canvas himself. Barrett then re-entered the ring, going right after Ziggler as Sheamus tossed Rhodes outside to the ring, which is the point where all hell broke loose.
- Sheamus delivered multiple shots to Rhodes as the World Heavyweight Champion backed up the entrance ramp, the "Celtic Warrior" making chase for him. Once on the stage, Sheamus was ambushed by Damien Sandow and Antonio Cesaro. The audience booed heavily as Bradshaw's new unit attacked the No. 1 contender for the World Heavyweight. The boos were soon louder as The Miz and Roman Reigns entered the ring through the audience, coming to the aid of Dolph Ziggler against Wade Barrett. The challengers for the WWE and World Heavyweight Champion were now on the recipient ends of vicious beat downs. After Cesaro and Sandow were through with Sheamus, Rhodes planted him with Cross Rhodes onto the stage. Back in the ring, Miz and Reigns held Barrett up and allowed Ziggler to deliver a Zig Zag to him. Rhodes raised the World Heavyweight Championship on the stage while Ziggler did the same with the WWE Championship in the ring, the two champions staring at one another while standing tall over the men that they will defend their titles against in nine nights at Hell in a Cell.
|
|
|
Post by Planktung on Jul 19, 2013 0:55:30 GMT -5
Date: October 28th, 2012 Location: Atlanta, Georgia Official Theme Song: "Absolute Zero" - Stone Sour
HELL IN A CELL MATCH BROCK LESNAR VS. CM PUNK
WWE CHAMPIONSHIP IF BARRETT LOSES, HE CANNOT CHALLENGE FOR THE TITLE AGAIN UNTIL AFTER WRESTLEMANIA XXIX DOLPH ZIGGLER (C) W/ JOHN LAURINAITIS VS. WADE BARRETT W/ RIC FLAIR
WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP CODY RHODES (C) VS. SHEAMUS
NO. 1 CONTENDER'S SUBMISSION MATCH KURT ANGLE VS. DANIEL BRYAN
INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP DEAN AMBROSE (C) VS. BIG SHOW
DIVAS CHAMPIONSHIP EVE (C) VS. PAIGE
HANDICAP MATCH RYBACK VS. THE MIZ AND ROMAN REIGNS
WWE TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS WRESTLING ROYALTY (C) VS. PRIME TIME PLAYERS
HELL IN A CELL KICKOFF MATCH KOFI KINGSTON VS. ZACK RYDER
|
|
|
Post by tg11 on Jul 19, 2013 21:47:34 GMT -5
Love Dean Ambrose, the man certainly stood up to Big Show especially in the hospital perhaps my favorite segment and why? Because Ambrose has shown me that he really is crazy, he's unhinged certainly unhinged enough that he isn't scared of The Big Show and generally most men are but clearly Ambrose stood his ground and took it to the giant putting Big Show's head through glass telling him that he would see him in hell, Ambrose is not scared of Show hell he is not scared of anyone or anything and that is what makes him dangerous and that is what makes Ambrose scary if anything but he should understand that Big Show is the most dangerous man in WWE especially after he took out The Viper and no one has seen him since Show put him on the shelf, so I wonder if he will end up doing the same to Ambrose at Hell in a Cell becoming the new Intercontinental Champion
Angle vs Bryan, the stakes have been increased now because whoever wins their Submission Match at Hell in a Cell will become the new #1 Contender for the World Heavyweight Championship, this is great because either Bryan or Angle has the chance to main-event Survivor Series for the World Heavyweight Championship either facing Sheamus or Cody Rhodes, so I predict Angle will beat Bryan with Angle going on to Survivor Series to face Cody Rhodes
Love the tension between the WWE Champion Dolph Ziggler and the World Heavyweight Champion Cody Rhodes because just which champion is truly better than the other? Which manager is better, either JBL or Big Johnny?
Hopefully Kaitlyn and Naomi's rivalry is over
|
|
AKing1979
Mid-Carder
Joined on: Oct 9, 2012 22:13:26 GMT -5
Posts: 304
|
Post by AKing1979 on Jul 20, 2013 21:46:24 GMT -5
Solid edition of Smackdown. You're doing a good job building up the Angle/Bryan match and putting a title shot on the line is a great idea as it gives both guys something to fight for besides bragging rights. Not sure about having both major champions and both brands' authority figures on one show but it looks like you're teasing a Raw vs. Smackdown war which would be awesome. Overall a nice job as always and I'm looking forward to HIAC.
|
|
|
Post by Planktung on Jul 22, 2013 1:11:46 GMT -5
| OCTOBER 22, 2012 - EAST RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY |
- Immediately following the signature intro, the moment that WWE Universe have been anticipating for days now finally arrived. The theme of the Rock hit as the East Rutherford audience erupted. The "Most Electrifying Man in Sports Entertainment" made his way down to the ring, taking in the audience's thunderous "Rocky" chants before speaking. "Finally.....the Rock has come back to East Rutherford!" The Rock then said that ever since last week when he announced to the world that he would be appearing on RAW tonight, one question has been raised. "Why?" The Rock said that the reason he is here is because in a few months, something else will be here in East Rutherford. That being the biggest spectacle in sports entertainment history, WrestleMania XXIX. "And on April 7th in this very city, the Rock plans on doing what many believe is impossible, and that is once again standing tall in front of the millions and millions of the Rock's fans as your WWE Champion!" After the positive response from the audience, the Rock stated that before he gets to the main event of WrestleMania for the WWE Championship, he has to get through the Royal Rumble match in January. "So the Rock is going to lay this out real smoothly. He is going to win the Royal Rumble match, no if, ands or buts about it. So whoever the WWE Champion is after January 27th, whether it's Dolph Ziggler, Wade Barrett, CM Punk or even you, John Cena, be ready. Because you will be going one on one with the great one on the grandest stage of them all for the grandest prize of them all. And you better believe that in the middle of MetLife Stadium, the Rock is going to layeth the smackdown on your candy ass and reclaim the WWE Championship! If you smell......what the Rock...." Suddenly, the audience's cheers turned to boos as the Rock was interrupted by the arrival of Paul Heyman. The diabolical mastermind stepped into the ring and quickly apologized to the Rock for interrupting him, but he couldn't help but notice that when he was running down the names of potential WWE Champions for WrestleMania, he forgot to mention one certain name. That being the most dangerous and vicious man in not just the WWE, but in the entire world. "The man who did what you couldn't do, and that was dismantle and tear John Cena apart in the middle of this ring. And this Sunday, inside Hell in a Cell, he is going to do the same to CM Punk. My client, Brock Lesnar!" Boos emerged for the mention of the "Next Big Thing" before the Rock began speaking again. "You think Brock Lesnar is going to be WWE Champion come WrestleMania? Is that what you think, Heyman?" asked Rock. But before Heyman could respond, the Rock delivered one of his many famous lines. "It doesn't matter what you think!" he said as the WWE Universe popped. "Now give the Rock one damn good reason why he shouldn't drop your ass right here and right now, walrus." As Heyman tried to speak, the audience rampantly chanted "walrus" towards him. Heyman told the Rock that if he's being completely honest, he doesn't have any reason to believe that he will be the one to win the Royal Rumble match on January 27th. "That is unless you make the greatest decision of not just your career, but your life, Rock. Join me. Join my clientele and stand alongside Brock Lesnar and Mark Henry as the most dominant figures in professional wrestling today. And then, just maybe then, you will have a chance at headlining another WrestleMania," said Heyman. Rock took in Heyman's offer, thinking about it as the audience shouted "No!" repeatedly while even doing Daniel Bryan's arm gesture. Heyman told Rock not to listen to anyone in the audience because he knows that if they were presented with the same offer, they would accept it in a heartbeat. A few seconds later, the Rock extended his hand out and accepted Paul Heyman's hand shake. Heyman became overfilled with joy as he believed that he had signed the "Great One" to his clientele. The Rock then gave his official answer by pulling Heyman towards him and delivering a Rock Bottom! "Now as I was saying before I was rudely interrupted by this piece of ocean crap, if you smell.......what the Rock......is......cooking!" Heyman remained motionless on the canvas as the Rock posed in the ring for the East Rutherford audience, reminding the world of his intentions to win the Royal Rumble and become WWE Champion at WrestleMania in this very city.
- The commentary unit of Michael Cole and Jerry "The King" Lawler formally welcomed the WWE Universe to RAW, which is already off to an explosive start with the appearance of the Rock. But things are sure to get even more heated tonight as the Hell in a Cell is structure is here in East Rutherford, and it is hanging high above the ring. Later tonight, CM Punk and Brock Lesnar will meet face to face inside the diabolical structure six days before they do battle in it. On top of that, RAW General Manager Brad Maddox has ordered a no-contact clause between Punk and Lesnar to ensure that sparks don't fly before Sunday.
- RYBACK, WWE TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS WRESTLING ROYALTY AND KOFI KINGSTON DEF. THE MIZ, ROMAN REIGNS AND THE PRIME TIME PLAYERS: With all eight competitors heading into heated bouts this Sunday at a Hell in a Cell, a victory here was vital in terms of momentum. While Wrestling Royalty were battling the Miz and Roman Reigns on the outside, Kofi Kingston delivered a Hurricarana to Darren Young onto the four of them! The audience went wild for that spot as Ryback was left with Titus O'Neil in the ring. Unfortunately for one half of the Prime Time Players, it was feeding time as Ryback planted him with Shell Shocked to pick up the win.
- CHRISTIAN DEF. DAVID OTUNGA: After laying out Fandango last week with a Spear, Christian managed to do the same against David Otunga to grab a victory for himself. As Christian was celebrating his victory, he was attacked from behind by Fandango. RAW's newest superstar, who still has yet to compete in his debut match, finished off Christian with a Top Rope Leg Drop. He then grabbed a microphone, standing over Christian and reminding "Captain Charisma" what he has attempted to make clear to the WWE Universe. "It's......Fandango!"
- At this time, Justin Roberts introduced the Divas Champion, Eve. The WWE Universe responded very negatively towards Eve as she made her way down to the ring. She said that she's remained silent for weeks now due to a tragedy in the Divas division. That tragedy being the fact that this Sunday at Hell in a Cell, a "little girl" will challenge her for the Divas Championship. "I thought that AJ Lee was the lowest point, but Paige, you definitely take that honor." Eve then called out the "Anti Diva," who made her entrance to a great response from the East Rutherford crowd. Paige confronted Eve in the ring, telling her that the actual "lowest point" of the Divas division has been her reign as the Divas Champion that has gone on far too long. "The only reason you're still the champion isn't because you haven't faced anyone capable of beating you. It's because you always manage to find a way. Whether it's through your own tactics, or the tactics of others such as Summer Rae. You've always gotten lucky. But I promise you that this Sunday, your luck runs out when I become the youngest woman in WWE history to ever be champion," said Paige. Eve told Paige that what she fails to understand is that this is a "woman's world." And there is no room for girls like her. Paige lashed out at Eve, telling her that she has no business talking to her about the world of professional wrestling. "I was born into this business. It's all I've ever been surrounded by. And since I was thirteen years old, I have been training and preparing myself for this moment. Unlike you, I didn't just see this on television one day and say to myself 'you know, that looks fun.' Because getting your ass kicked by me on Sunday will be the furthest thing from fun. I gave up everything to get to the WWE. My friends, my family, I left everything that I love back at home. But the next time I return to England, I'll be returning with the one thing that you love, and that is the Divas Championship." Paige received even louder cheers for her words as Eve tried to quiet down the WWE Universe. The Divas Champion then told Paige that she doesn't have to remind her about her trip from England to the United States, because she witnessed it in her family's "sorry excuse for a documentary." "I saw you when you were leaving your family, crying like a little girl in your mom's arms. And I'm going to send you back to your mother and the rest of your stupid family crying after I..." Eve wasn't allowed to finish as Paige took her down with a Lou Thesz Press immediately after the mention of her family. The audience went wild as Paige repeatedly bashed Eve's head against the canvas, defending the honor of her family. Assisting Supervisor Summer Rae soon ran down to the ring, trying to pull Paige away from the Divas Championship. Paige responded by delivering a Headbutt to Summer, followed by the Paige Turner. During that, Eve was able to grab her Divas Champion and quickly exit the ring. She stood on the stage, showing signs of fear as she clutched the title to her chest. Paige remained in the ring, anger coursing through her as this Sunday, she has the opportunity to do what no Divas has been able to do for nearly six months now - end Eve's reign of terror as the Divas Champion.
- Backstage, Wade Barrett was shown in the locker room area when Matt Striker walked in, asking Barrett for his thoughts on his upcoming match against the United States Champion, Jack Swagger. Barrett said that he looks forward to having the opportunity to defeat one champion before defeating another. "The confidence that Dolph Ziggler always raves about comes only from the fact that he always has someone by his side to assist him in victory. First it was Vickie Guerrero, and now it's John Laurinaitis. But fortunately, I have my equalizer for 'Big Johnny'....". After Barrett said that, the "Nature Boy" Ric Flair walked into the room to a huge ovation. "Wade, you and I have never seen eye to eye. But as you said before, we have one thing in common. We can't stand John Laurinaitis, and we can't stand Dolph Ziggler as the WWE Champion. So this Sunday, when you walk down the aisle for the WWE Champion, the 'Nature Boy' will be right there with you and, if needed, he's ready to finally get his hands on Laurinaitis. Wooooo!!"
- We were reminded that next Monday here on RAW, John Cena will make his anticipated return after suffering a career-threatening beat down at the hands of Brock Lesnar and Mark Henry back at Night of Champions.
- WADE BARRETT W/ RIC FLAIR DEF. UNITED STATES CHAMPION JACK SWAGGER W/ ZEB COLTER VIA DISQUALIFICATION: Six days before Wade Barrett challenges for the WWE Championship at Hell in a Cell, he had the task of taking down another champion. That being the dominant and patriotic United States Champion, Jack Swagger. While Swagger had Zeb Colter in his corner, Barrett had the man who will also be in his corner this Sunday, Ric Flair. After slipping out of the Patriotic Powerbomb, Barrett managed to deliver the Winds of Change to Swagger. Barrett signaled that it was time for Wasteland when WWE Champion Dolph Ziggler hit the ring, striking Barrett with the title. As the bell repeatedly sounded, Flair entered the ring and decided to get a piece of Ziggler for himself. The roof nearly came off of the arena when Flair turned Ziggler around, hitting him with multiple Knife Edge Chops! Chants of "Wooo!" rang throughout the atmosphere until John Laurinaitis made his way down to the ring. Laurinaitis grabbed Flair from behind, pulling him away from the "Show Off." He held Flair by both of his arms, allowing Ziggler to deliver a Superkick to the "Nature Boy." When Flair went down, Jack Swagger and Zeb Colter could be seen heading up the entrance ramp. As Barrett stirred to his feet, Ziggler was right there to take him back down with a Zig Zag. He then grabbed a microphone, reminding Barrett that earlier in the show, the Rock mentioned different potential names of superstars who could head into WrestleMania XXIX as the WWE Champion. "Any WWE superstar could walk into WrestleMania as the champion, except for one. And that's because you were stupid enough to accept my conditions for Hell in a Cell. Not only will you be humiliated yet again, but all of your championship dreams will be gone. Say goodbye to the WWE Championship. Say goodbye to the main event. And say goodbye to any possibility of headlining another WrestleMania. Life has already come crashing down for your buddy, Ric Flair, over there. And on Sunday, it comes crashing down for you as well." Ziggler raised the WWE Championship in the air while standing tall with John Laurinaitis over the motionless bodies of Wade Barrett and Ric Flair.
- ZACK RYDER DEF. SANTINO MARELLA: In Zack Ryder's first match since turning his back on both Kofi Kingston and the WWE Universe, "Long Island Iced Z" was able to pick up a victory over Santino Marella with the Rough Ryder. However, there was no time for celebration as Kofi hit the ring. Ryder slid out of the ring and hurried into the audience while Kofi taunted him in the ring. While Ryder managed to escape tonight, he won't have anywhere to escape Sunday when he battles Kofi on the Hell in a Cell Kickoff Show.
- NO DISQUALIFICATIONS MATCH - BRAY WYATT DEF. KANE: Finally, this bitter and personal rivalry between Kane and the Church of Wyatt reaches its climax as the "Big Red Monster" took on the leader of the Church himself, Bray Wyatt. Without Brodus Clay and Tensai by his side, things could have gone south for Wyatt, especially with the added No Disqualifications stipulation. As Kane was preparing to Chokeslam Wyatt through a table, he was attacked by two immensely large men. One of them had a plaid shirt with a long black beard, and the other sported a sleeveless green jumpsuit and a red beard. The two viciously assaulted Kane before lifting him into the air and driving him through the table. Wyatt crawled towards Kane, covering him to get the victory. Following the match, the two mysterious giants stood side-by-side with Wyatt as he spread his arms out, letting out a sinister laugh as he has managed to defeat his adversary, Kane.
- Backstage, Matt Striker was shown standing by with the "Undefeated Monster" Ryback to get a word with him on his upcoming Handicap match at Hell in a Cell. Suddenly, Ryback was attacked from behind by the Miz and Roman Reigns. Ryback looked to be holding his own, fending off Reigns while targeting Miz. Suddenly, Reigns delivered a Spear to Ryback through the interview set. Ryback was out on the floor as Miz stood over him, telling him that his precious undefeated streak will finally come to an end this Sunday at their hands. "Once victory for myself and Reigns. And for the first time ever, one loss for Ryback. Because we're.......awesome."
- The lights in the arena dimmed as the Hell in a Cell structure began lowering onto the floor, igniting a huge response from the WWE Universe. The theme of Brock Lesnar hit to a chorus of boos as the "Next Big Thing" made his way down to the ring along with his agent, Paul Heyman. Heyman was clearly still feeling the effects of the Rock Bottom that he took earlier in the evening, but still managed to accompany his client for this huge moment. The two walked into the Hell in a Cell structure, Lesnar observing the field that he last stepped into a decade ago. Heyman said that despite what the Rock may have said, he wants the world to take a look at the man who will walk into this city next April as the WWE Champion, Brock Lesnar! "Not only is the man who will enter WrestleMania with the gold, but he is the man who destroyed John Cena on two separate occasions. And this Sunday, he is going to do the same to your other hero. The self proclaimed 'Best in the World,' CM Punk. So Punk, if you would, come down to this ring on Monday Night RAW for the final time." After a few seconds of silence, "Cult of Personality" blasted to a massive ovation. Punk marched down to the ring, instantly coming face-to-face with Lesnar. With both men now in the ring and the structure, they had to remember the no-contact clause that was issued by General Manager, Brad Maddox. When Heyman tried to speak on Lesnar's behalf, Punk stopped him. "Stay out of this, Paul. Like I said last week, you're not facing me at Hell in a Cell. Brock Lesnar is. So the only person whose voice I want to hear right now other than my own is his," said Punk. Lesnar took the microphone from Heyman, telling Punk that John Cena may be returning to RAW next week, but he won't. "Look at what I did to Cena at SummerSlam and Night of Champions. And if I wanted to, I could easily do the same to the Rock for what he did to my agent earlier. But what I'm going to do to you at Hell in a Cell will be far more malicious and devastating." After that, Lesnar told Punk that he bets that he wants to hit him right now and get Hell in a Cell started a bit early. "But I know you won't, and quite frankly I don't want you to either. Because I look forward to anther chance to dominate and make some money while I'm at it." Punk smirked and told Lesnar that it's just like him to say something like that. "Of course you're looking forward to the payday, because that's all that you are here for. You don't give a damn about professional wrestling or these people. Your only interest is the money. And I can guarantee you that the only reason you bothered picking up one of Vince McMahon and Triple H's phone calls is because you wanted to run as far away from the world of mixed martial arts as possible because you got the crap beat out of you. And you assumed that by returning to the WWE, it would be an easy ride for you. But little did you know that somewhere along the way, you would cross paths with the absolute best that this business has to offer. And come Sunday, inside this Hell in a Cell structure, he's going to beat your ass worse than any MMA fighter ever could and ever has," said a fuming Punk. Anger began filling Lesnar, though he knew that he couldn't do anything about Punk's words for the time being. Punk then asked Lesnar if he wanted to take a shot at him right now and watch his only prized possession be flushed down the toilet. Lesnar stated that regardless of how pissed off he may be, he knows better than to throw away a perfectly good opportunity like beating him inside Hell in a Cell. "I do want to hit you right now, and I know you want to hit me as well. But let's talk about one person who I know you don't want to hit and that's Paul Heyman. You've had multiple chances to take your fist and fire right at him. But you haven't. And why is that? Because he's the reason that you're even here? Because without him, there would be no CM Punk? I suppose those are all true, but let's look at the bigger picture. The main reason why when it comes to Paul, you're a pacifist. It's because he is like a father figure to you. And we all know by now that your real father was nothing more than a worthless drunk," said Lesnar, trying to get under Punk's skin. Punk held in his aggression and prevented himself from lashing out at Lesnar physically. He then told the "Next Big Thing" that he has always vowed to keep his hands off of Paul Heyman, and for every reason that he said. "You're right. I do owe my career to him. I do see him as a father figure. And I have never, ever wanted to throw all of that away. But Brock, you should know better than anyone else that sometimes, people change their minds about what they want." After Punk said that, he hoisted Heyman onto his shoulders! The audience erupted as Heyman was about to be the victim of a GTS! Lesnar was unable to do anything as any contact with Punk would get their Hell in a Cell match on Sunday called off. Punk knew this as well, smiling at Lesnar before delivering the GTS to Heyman! Lesnar tended to his fallen agent as Punk fled from the structure, finally giving Heyman his just comeuppance. While the replay of the GTS was shown, Punk scaled the Hell in a Cell structure. Once on top, he sat down cross-legged while spreading his arms out, shouting "Best in the World" into the atmosphere. Punk looked down at Lesnar, who looked as if he were ready to destroy him. Who will come out on top this Sunday inside Hell in a Cell? Will it be the "Best" or the "Beast?"
|
|
|
Post by Planktung on Jul 22, 2013 1:14:16 GMT -5
Date: October 28th, 2012 Location: Atlanta, Georgia Official Theme Song: "Absolute Zero" - Stone Sour
HELL IN A CELL MATCH BROCK LESNAR VS. CM PUNK
WWE CHAMPIONSHIP IF BARRETT LOSES, HE CANNOT CHALLENGE FOR THE TITLE AGAIN UNTIL AFTER WRESTLEMANIA XXIX DOLPH ZIGGLER (C) W/ JOHN LAURINAITIS VS. WADE BARRETT W/ RIC FLAIR
WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP CODY RHODES (C) VS. SHEAMUS
NO. 1 CONTENDER'S SUBMISSION MATCH KURT ANGLE VS. DANIEL BRYAN
INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP DEAN AMBROSE (C) VS. BIG SHOW
DIVAS CHAMPIONSHIP EVE (C) VS. PAIGE
HANDICAP MATCH RYBACK VS. THE MIZ AND ROMAN REIGNS
WWE TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS WRESTLING ROYALTY (C) VS. PRIME TIME PLAYERS
HELL IN A CELL KICKOFF MATCH KOFI KINGSTON VS. ZACK RYDER
|
|
|
Post by DTP. on Jul 22, 2013 8:50:46 GMT -5
WWE Monday Night RAW: Monday 15th October 2012...John Bradshaw Layfield in the ring to kick things off was interesting. I see that you decided to open things up with a continuation of the bizarre combination of superstars, led by Cody Rhodes. Like I think I said on my review for SmackDown, Damien Sandow would get a good rub from being with this group, but Antonio Cesaro's inclusion strikes me as bizarre, a bit. WWE's stock is falling? Ah, so here we have JBL to try and correct things. Interesting. A nice introduction to this faction after their initial impact on SmackDown last Friday. Wow, Wade Barrett interrupts. Pretty cool, establishes Barrett further as one of the top babyfaces in the company. This was a big promo, maybe a little too detailed for me to sink my teeth into (and this is coming from the master of detail, haha). I see that the WWE App is becoming introduced with Barrett's opponent to be determined tonight. I see Rhodes' faction (which needs a name, really) existing just to build towards the Survivor Series. Hah, good to see you throwing in little WWE App inserts in the commercial breaks. I'd like to see a return of the "Trending on Twitter" features, too, personally. Titus O'Neil defeating Ted Dibiase was fine, although I can't see the Prime Time Players getting the victory and claiming the WWE Tag Team Championships at Hell in a Cell. I don't think Dibiase and Joe Hennig's titles are that in jeopardy, after such a big length of time. Hah, good promo from Jack Swagger and Zeb Colter. Hmm, Wade Barrett seems to have a lot of enemies at the moment. I guess it helps being the BARE NUCKEL STREE' FOYTAH. Hah, Christian was denied of a match with Fandango. Poor Christian, he's just lingering around since losing the WWE United States Championship. Brad Maddox's segment was pretty nice. Hmm, I liked the segment directed at Ryback, forcing David Otunga to face him. When did Otunga turn back? Hmm. Also, is Maddox simply ignoring JBL's comments about his managerial services to Monday Night RAW? I feel like he should have at least mentioned it. Unless you're saving it for later on, perhaps. Hmm, not a fan of Ric Flair returning being given away for free next week on RAW - surely Flair's appearance would be an ideal way to sell tickets and buys for Hell in a Cell on pay-per-view. Hmm, oh well I suppose. Where is Dolph Ziggler and John Laurinaitis tonight anyway? And CM Punk and John Cena - it's been a slow hour, so far it seems. Ryback with a win against David Otunga and Curt Hawkins was obvious. Hopefully a push is not too late for Hawkins. Kane taking on Bray Wyatt next week sounds cool...I can't see Kane winning though. Kane facing Tensai tonight sounds nice, though. Twelve years after Albert beat Kane for the WWE Intercontinental Championship! Wade Barrett defeating Cody Rhodes by disqualification is fine - ha, realistic percentages given by the WWE App poll, since Antonio Cesaro and Damien Sandow haven't been given enough coverage just yet to get over. Good disqualification finish to keep the World Heavyweight Champion strong. I could see WWE Champion Dolph Ziggler now having to face Sheamus at some point prior to Hell in a Cell. I liked Ziggler taking Barrett out to hype up Hell in a Cell, anyway. Hmm, NXT Champion Seth Rollins appearing on RAW? That's strange...perhaps his main roster debut is coming up. Paige defeating Aksana was fine - it got Paige a bit more familiar with the WWE Universe. Eve being silent on commentary was a nice touch, I enjoyed it. I can't see Paige claiming the WWE Divas Championship just yet though - at least. The audience need to become more familiar with her. Why were the Miz and Roman Reigns jumped by Hennig and Dibiase? I'm not quite sure why that was a thing. Much like Miz and Reigns attacking them during the opening contest with O'Neil. Spontaneous feuds, eh? Ah, the contract signing for Punk and Lesnar is in the main event. That's cool. Kane with a win against Tensai was fine, since Tensai is simply a lackey for Wyatt, much like Brodus Clay. Haha, Bray continues to try and take Kane into his Church. R-Truth teasing Otunga was amusing, I can only assume that Otunga is being cemented as a heel again after an attempt at a face turn several months ago. Aw, Maddox escorted Hennig and Dibiase away...near the end of the show. I don't get that logic. And finally, a big promo to end the show with Lesnar and Punk meeting for a contract signing, weeks prior to their Hell in a Cell match. Hmm, another dominant showing by Brock. I can't help but feel that Punk will somehow pick up the victory in the big match - given how dominant Brock has been portrayed in this feud so far. Overall, a solid show, although it came across as being very long, almost like a three hour episode. Nonetheless, it designed what it intended, setting things up for Hell in a Cell, in two weeks time.
WWE NXT: Wednesday 17th October 2012...BIG hype wagon for RAW this week, with not only Ric Flair returning, but also The Rock. Hmm, I would have saved them both for Hell in a Cell, personally. It's a bit odd that Rock is planning on returning to WWE television the Monday before a pay-per-view. Onto the show, a decent opening promo with Richie Steamboat and Bo Rotundo. Ha, the crowd in this diary hates Rotundo as well, that's funny to me. Ah, Corey Graves and Jake Carter continue persuing their former NXT Tag Team Championships. Not bad. Decent opening contest with Tyson Kidd taking on Adam Cole, although the double count-out finish was strange - we never really see those types of finishes anymore, so I've noticed. Cole seemed relentless in this angle - and it set up Adrian Neville making the save. I hope Adrian's ring name changes upon entry to the main roster - it's the worst possible name for a guy in my mind. Ricardo Rodriguez becoming acquainted with Enzo Amore, that's pretty cool. I could see Amore being the new MVP or something. Seth Rollins facing Amore sounds nice to me. Big E Langston disposing of Aiden English was obvious, haha. Trent Barreta's interview was strange, challenging Briley Pierce. That's odd, but alright, fine way to introduce someone to the developmental roster, perhaps. I could see Pierce picking up the upset next week. Seth Rollins defeating Enzo Amore was expected, amusing storyline will prevail in future weeks with Enzo continuing to pursue a contract with NXT, perhaps. And finally, a big battle royal to determine the next number one contender to the NXT Championship...and Kassius Ohno wins it! I could easily see Ohno winning the NXT Championship, given Rollins' oddly positioned role on RAW this past week. Ohno and Rollins shall be a cracker. Not a bad episode of NXT, but the match ordering to me at least, struck me as a bit strange, given Rollins and Amore were billed as the main event - prior to the little mentioned battle royal real main event.
WWE Friday Night SmackDown: Friday 19th October 2012...I see that you got lazy this week with SmackDown. Dolph Ziggler and John Laurinaitis' appearance on SmackDown was nice, juxtaposing with RAW being dominated by Cody Rhodes appearing with his faction. Hmm, the WWE Champion not getting along with the World Heavyweight Champion? That's interesting. A tag team match tonight is fine - I just don't feel like Ziggler is getting enough exposure as WWE Champion compared to Cody. Chris Jericho and the Usos defeating the 3MB was expected, a decent little opening contest. It's a shame that Jericho isn't doing much more, though honestly. I don't think that Jericho should just be working Tuesdays, at this stage in his career. Kaitlyn with a win against Naomi was fair. Naomi needs more coverage to be taken seriously in the women's division, me thinks. What was the point of the Miz and Roman Reigns' little exchanges with Joe Hennig and Ted Dibiase on RAW, if they are going to be preoccupied with Ryback at Hell in a Cell anyway? I don't understand that. Antonio Cesaro defeating Alberto Del Rio was fine, Del Rio as a face is bland though. Good win for Cesaro to get him a bit more acquainted with the WWE Universe. Damien Sandow would greatly benefit from some matches on WWE television as well, though. Daniel Bryan defeating Justin Gabriel was what it was. It really set up Bryan's upcoming encounter with Daniel Bryan. It showed off that Hell in a Cell will most definitely be their final encounter in the Submission match - given the number one contenders' stipulation. What puzzles me about Bryan/Angle's final match is that either man could get the win - even the heel Bryan, given the amount of quality matches in their rivalry. The WWE Universe can surely pick up on the classic Angle/Bryan series, and that alone would get Bryan more over as a face perhaps. Either way, whomever faces Cody Rhodes (I can't see Sheamus winning the World Heavyweight Championship next weekend) at Survivor Series, it will definitely be a good feud. The Miz and Roman Reigns were expected to beat the Great Khali. There's little chance of them beating Ryback though, me thinks. Just make sure that Ryback pins Miz - keep Reigns strong! Hmm, Big Show and Dean Ambrose's segment was comical and wacky, but it achieved what it intended to do, and that's promote their feud. It seems like a stranger version of the "Stone Cold Steve Austin jumps Vince McMahon in the Hospital" angle. Lastly, Dolph Ziggler and Cody Rhodes managing to battle Wade Barrett and Sheamus to a no contest was fine, with a chaotic aftermath, keeping all four men strong. Overall, a fair edition of SmackDown - however it seemed like a standard episode of SmackDown with a certain lack of integrity and affection going into the booking for it. A decent week of television, next week shall be good, with you setting things up for a solid edition of RAW with two big returns - and the final build for Hell in a Cell. Nice job.
|
|
|
Post by Elliot on Jul 22, 2013 13:35:36 GMT -5
The Hell in a Cell card really is stacking up great. Brock Lesnar and CM Punk is something I think they'll do in real life this year, just got a feeling. I think the World Championships will both be retained, personally. Barrett losing the chance until after WrestleMania isn't too big of a deal, he can have a decent run elsewhere until then. Kurt Angle versus Daniel Bryan is obviously a match to watch for sure. Would be strange seeing Angle in the title picture though, so I'm thinking Bryan for that one. I'm going to get back into this when Hell in a Cell comes around, give you a proper reply then.
|
|
|
Post by tg11 on Jul 22, 2013 13:41:48 GMT -5
Definitely loved RAW and why? Because of The Rock making his return basically putting the WWE Champion on notice that whoever it ends up being, that The Rock will not only go on to headline WrestleMania 29 by winning the Royal Rumble Match for the second time in his career considering Rock is a former Royal Rumble Match winner winning the whole thing in 2000 and Rock has main evented WrestleManias before main eventing WrestleManias 15, 16, and 17 but also had classics at WrestleMania 18 with Hogan and WrestleMania 19 with Austin, that is why Rock I could definitely see him main eventing WrestleMania once again but just who will be the WWE Champion heading into WrestleMania 29
Loved Rock giving Heyman a Rock Bottom because by doing that, it literally sets up Rock vs Lesnar since you know Lesnar won't take too kindly to Rock giving Lesnar's agent Heyman a Rock Bottom
Ryback, DiBiase and Hennig and Kofi beating The Primetime Players, Miz, and Reigns in an 8-man Tag gives Ryback, DiBiase, Hennig and Kofi some much needed momentum heading into their respective Hell in a Cell matches at the pay per view while PTP, Miz, and Reigns seem to be losing momentum which could be an omen of things yet to come, either way I can't wait until these matches do take place at Hell in a Cell
Christian beating Otunga was a great way to set up a Christian/Fandango feud especially right after Christian's match with Fandango attacking Christian because I think Fandango will finally stop teasing us all and make his debut at Hell in a Cell and if he does, then I can somehow see Fandango vs Christian happening at the pay per view at Hell in a Cell but on the off chance that I'm wrong, I think Christian and Fandango will end up facing one another at Survivor Series one on one or that their paths will definitely cross in a Survivor Series Elimination Tag Team Match 5 on 5 with both of these 2 men representing someone's team
Really want to see Eve lose her WWE Divas Championship and why? Because Eve has had that title for so long and it is about time she drops the WWE Divas Championship especially as a way to put Paige over because if Paige were to lose at Hell in a Cell, all of her momentum heading up to Hell in a Cell, all of her momentum even as of late will not only all be lost but it would have all been for nothing but as for Eve if she were to lose her WWE Divas Championship the loss would not really hurt Eve considering just how long she has held that title but not only that but Paige is a much more deserving champion than Eve is, the business is in Paige's blood growing up in this business, coming from perhaps one of England's greatest if not England's greatest wrestling family being a second-generation diva so it is in her DNA she has the pedigree to be a champion and not only that but Paige with the divas division it could be centered around her given the fact that she's not only better than Eve but younger too
With Barrett's backstage interview and having The Nature Boy Ric Flair in his corner at Hell in a Cell, I smell a rat, I just have a feeling that Flair is going to turn heel on Barrett and align himself with Laurinaitis and Ziggler and the Maddox Administration, just a feeling I have, that Flair is going to cost Barrett the WWE Championship meaning Barrett won't be able to get a WWE Championship opportunity until after WrestleMania 29 but even if Flair doesn't turn on Barrett, Barrett could always turn on Flair turning back into a heel because Barrett and Flair with their history I am surprised these 2 men could even co-exist given at SummerSlam Barrett did prove his loyalty to Flair but even so I just smell a rat somewhere
Even if Barrett does lose at Hell in a Cell meaning he cannot get a WWE Championship match until after WrestleMania 29, there is the chance that Barrett could win the Royal Rumble Match in January and if he were to do that, then Barrett would be guaranteed a WWE Championship match meaning that stipulation at Hell in a Cell would be null and void meaning Barrett could finally get his hands on the WWE Championship once again that way, but Ziggler I am afraid his luck will run out sooner or later being WWE Champion
Can't wait until John Cena makes his return to RAW next week, the night after Hell in a Cell because you can bet if and when Cena does come back, he is going to want a piece of Lesnar for trying to end his career
Barrett beating Swagger w/Colter all be it by DQ because of Ziggler and Big Johnny getting involved, just adds to Ziggler's momentum heading into Hell in a Cell because of Ziggler and Big Johnny getting to Ric Flair attacking Flair which causes Barrett to try to come to the rescue only for it to end in Barrett being attacked also by Ziggler, this could be an omen of Hell in a Cell right here and if it is, things definitely do not look good for Barrett or his "Barrage"
Zack Ryder starting to come into his own as a heel beating Santino relatively easily only for Kofi to try to get to Ryder only for Ryder to bail was a classic cowardly heel move, smart on the part of Ryder for doing everything he can to get away from Kofi but at the same time I wonder if Ryder is just prolonging the inevitable, the inevitable being him losing to Kofi at Hell in a Cell? If anything Ryder should go over Kofi at Hell in a Cell because if he doesn't, his heel turn will lose steam before it even gets off the ground
How many followers does Bray Wyatt have now? He has Tensai, Brodus Clay, and now Harper & Rowan at his disposal, it seems Bray Wyatt is gathering up quite the stable now, having 4 minions, having 4 lackeys doing his bidding for him leading them, I wonder if this means the Wyatt family will soon take over RAW dethroning the Maddox Administration? Because if anything the Maddox Administration would and should steer clear of Bray Wyatt and his Church because if anything they could become the premier group on RAW and if that happens, then the Maddox Administration will cease to exist. Kane obviously cannot take on Wyatt and his Church by himself, he is going to need a whole hell of a lot of help
Ryback being attacked by Miz and Reigns backstage, I wonder if Ryback's undefeated streak is in serious jeopardy now especially after that attack because coming into the pay per view I am sure Ryback is going to be wounded sporting an injury and if that happens you know Miz and Reigns like hyenas will take full advantage
But the best segment of the night by far has got to be Lesnar/Punk for sure, what a way to close out the show with Punk giving Heyman a GTS right in front of Lesnar and knowing Lesnar can't do anything about it because of the no-contact clause between the 2 of them, stroke of genius on Punk's part riling Lesnar up like that but I don't know if Punk is smart by doing that because you know once Lesnar gets his hands on Punk inside Hell in a Cell inside the Devil's Playground that Lesnar will do everything he can to destroy Punk but Punk is showing he won't be intimidated by Lesnar is even better because Punk is an anti-hero in every sense of the word
Great RAW and I definitely cannot wait until your Hell in A Cell pay per view this Sunday
|
|
|
Post by Rule 30 on Jul 24, 2013 17:20:24 GMT -5
WWE Monday Night RAW Time for me to start replying to this again. It'll be a shame to see this end after Survivor Series, it's probably the best modern diary to come along in quite awhile. Dare I say... electrifying start to the show with the Rock's return. Would have expected this next week, however. Anyway, wasn't expecting Paul Heyman to make an appearance here. Seems to be setting up for a match between Rock and Lesnar, but I hope it's not for the title. Would rather see some combination of Punk, Cena, Ziggler, or Barrett facing off for the title. Nice opening eight man tag match, the faces picking up the win is fine. Didn't like that Young had to take the fall, seeing as the Prime Time Players have a tag team championship match this Sunday, but I guess someone had to take it. Decent win for Christian over Otunga, liked the assault from Fandango after the match. Excited for a match between these two, that should be good. I liked Eve and Paige actually getting some promo time, maybe it's because they are two of the only three Divas I can stand. Paige running Eve off was good, I just don't see her winning the title yet. Assuming you'll be doing the UK shows next month, I think that'll be the time for Paige to win the title. Seeing someone do Wade Barrett vs. Jack Swagger is weird for me, just finished a huge feud between the two in EWR. Anyway, enough about me. Dolph getting himself involved was a good way to keep both men looking strong, Ziggler standing tall after the brawl was fine. Pretty excited for this match at the pay-per-view, I don't see Ziggler losing the title yet, but I can't see Barrett getting knocked out of the main event scene for six months. Nice win for Ryder, intrigued to see where the heel turn takes him. Bray Wyatt getting the win over Kane was the right call, nice to see Brodie Lee and Rowan finally get called up. I'm assuming they're Kane's attackers, of course. Great segment between CM Punk and Brock Lesnar at the end of the show, even though Lesnar got a lot of more mic time than he should have. Jokes aside, I liked Punk laying Heyman out with the GTS, couldn't have seen this ending any other way. Overall, it was a good show which did it's job of hyping up Hell in a Cell this Sunday.
|
|
|
Post by Planktung on Jul 24, 2013 18:50:17 GMT -5
| OCTOBER 24, 2012 - WINTER PARK, FLORIDA |
- ADRIAN NEVILLE DEF. ADAM COLE: A rematch from NXT's second iPPV two weeks ago, which saw the brash up and comer, Adam Cole, snap the undefeated streak of Adrian Neville. Tonight, it was the "Man That Gravity Forgot" who evened the score after putting Cole away with a Corkscrew Shooting Star Press, which the commentators dubbed the Red Arrow.
- Backstage, NXT General Manager Ricardo Rodriguez was shown in his office. While he still maintains his duties as the GM, Ricardo also prepares to team up with Alberto Del Rio this Friday on SmackDown to take on Antonio Cesaro and Damien Sandow. While Ricardo was preparing himself for that match, Enzo Amore walked into the room. After Ricardo asked how he got into the arena, Enzo claimed that he walked right past security because "that's what a certified G and bona-fide stud does!" Enzo asked Ricardo for another opportunity at earning an NXT contract, though the General Manager seemed hesitant to do so. Big E Langston then walked into the room, demanding to know who was behind the lighting effects and image on the titantron last week that cost him a chance to become the No. 1 contender. Enzo took offense to Big E stepping in font of him, tapping him on the shoulder and telling him that he just cut in front of a real superstar. "Run that one by me again," said Big E as he turned around, towering over Enzo. Ricardo tried to calm the two by making a match for later tonight. Big E vs. Enzo. If Enzo is victorious, then he will be granted a WWE NXT contract. "I ain't afraid of you! I ain't afraid of anyone in this joint!" shouted Enzo before leaving the room.
- BRILEY PIERCE DEF. TRENT BARRETA: In his first match here on NXT, the former backstage interviewer, Briley Pierce, managed to shock the world by defeating Trent Barreta with a small package roll-up. Briley celebrated this huge upset victory with the Full Sail University audience as Trent was livid in the ring.
- A vignette was shown for Xavier Woods, who will be making his debut next week here on NXT.
- BIG E LANGSTON DEF. ENZO AMORE: Prior to the start of the bout, Enzo Amore cut a promo in which he referred to Big E Langston as "sawft." A completely one-sided bout, which was obvious from the get-go when Big E tossed Enzo in the air during a charge attempt. After one Big Ending, the Full Sail audience craved one more. Big E gave those in attendance what they wanted by delivering a second Big Ending to finish off Enzo. Following the match, the lights in the arena shut a laugh could be heard, very similar to last week. They soon reappeared as Big E looked around the arena, no one in sight.
- KASSIUS OHNO, COREY GRAVES AND JAKE CARTER DEF. NXT CHAMPION SETH ROLLINS AND NXT TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS RICHIE STEAMBOAT & BO ROTUNDO: A massive six man tag main event featuring all of NXT's champions going against the top contenders for the gold. Bo delivered a T-Bone Suplex to Carter on the entrance ramp while Steamboat launched himself onto Graves, taking the four of them out. In the ring, Rollins planted Ohno with a Tornado DDT before calling for Avada Kedavra. Ohno was able to dodge the kick and caught Rollins with the Roaring Elbow, which was enough to pick up the victory. A sense of shock came over the Full Sail Arena as Ohno has just pinned the NXT Champion. He grabbed the title from ringside, standing over Rollins with the gold in his hands.
|
|
|
Post by tg11 on Jul 25, 2013 6:32:10 GMT -5
Great NXT episode, really but what I really can't wait for is Hell in a Cell this Sunday since your Hell in a Cell pay per view is this Sunday and then after that we can begin on the road to Survivor Series and then after Survivor Series is your December pay per view replacing TLC your December pay per view being Vengeance and then your January pay per view that being the 2013 Royal Rumble pay per view where The Rock will make his return in the 30-man Royal Rumble Match
But nevertheless what I really liked about NXT, what stood out to me most of all was the main event of Ohno, Carter and Graves beating the team of the WWE NXT Champion Seth Rollins and the WWE NXT Tag Team Champions Steamboat and Rotundo because with Ohno pinning Rollins, it just adds more fuel to the fire as far as their potential feud goes over the NXT Title but also with Steamboat and Rotundo feuding with Carter and Graves over the NXT Tag Team Titles all intertwined into one match, it really builds up your next NXT pay per view
Xavier Woods also known as Consequences Creed in TNA making his NXT debut next week, I can't wait, Xavier will be a star in NXT that's for sure
|
|
|
Post by Planktung on Jul 26, 2013 5:23:42 GMT -5
| OCTOBER 26, 2012 - PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND |
- The ring was shown propped and ready for the return of the "Most must-see talk show in WWE history," Miz TV. The Miz was already in the ring, receiving a negative reaction from the WWE Universe. Miz said that while the most exciting thing happening this Sunday at Hell in a Cell will be the demise of Ryback's undefeated streak at the hands of both he and Roman Reigns, another match is scheduled that has captured the attention of many. He introduced the first of the two participants in that match, Daniel Bryan. Chants of "No!" filled the arena, much to Bryan's dismay as he walked down to the ring. The former NXT rookie came face to face with his former pro, a stare down that lasted until the entrance theme of Kurt Angle hit. After that, Bryan and Angle were now the two who were in a confrontation. Miz said that the score between Angle and Bryan sits at one a piece, but that all changes on Sunday. "And not only will one man lose and one win. One man will suffer the ultimate humiliation, next to Ryback of course, by facing defeat at his own game. And the other will stand tall with a future World Heavyweight Championship opportunity." Miz then said that one of the darkest nights of his career was Night of Champions a number of years ago when Daniel Bryan forced him to submit to the Yes! Lock. A smile came over Bryan, who remembers that night better than anyone else. "Don't forget that I also made you tap out at Hell in a Cell that same year, Miz. And how ironic is it that at that same event, you're going to tap out to me, Kurt," said Bryan. While Miz was clearly annoyed by Bryan's comments, he gave him credit. He said that because Bryan has made him submit before, he has a reason to believe that he will win on Sunday. "So just because Daniel Bryan has made you submit before, you believe he's going to win at Hell in a Cell?" asked Angle. "In Bryan's own words, yes," said Miz in response to the Olympic Gold Medalist's question. Angle told Miz that if he needs a reason to believe that he will win, then he'll be more than glad to give him one right now by snapping his ankle in two. After the audience popped, Miz told Angle that he is not here tonight to compete, he's only here to conduct a talk show. "Which, by my watch, is now over," said Miz. As he was about to exit the ring, Bryan attacked Angle from behind. He tried to apply the Yes! Lock, but Angle was able to fight out of it and caught him with a few forearm shots. Angle then threw Bryan into the Miz' upside down WWE logo, which angered the "Awesome One." Miz suddenly attacked Angle, allowing Bryan time to escape. Angle managed to dodge one of Miz' shots, capitalizing and hitting a German Suplex. Angle removed his shirt and tossed it into the audience, calling for the Ankle Lock. But before he could lock it in, Bryan grabbed Miz' arms and pulled him out of the ring. The two headed up the entrance ramp when Angle grabbed a microphone left behind in the ring. "I'll take that cheap shot as a 'yes,' Miz. See you tonight in this ring," said Angle. It seems that due to the chaos that occurred just now, our main event for the evening is set. Kurt Angle goes one on one with the Miz.
- DAMIEN SANDOW AND ANTONIO CESARO DEF. ALBERTO DEL RIO AND RICARDO RODRIGUEZ: Alberto Del Rio and Ricardo Rodriguez finally had their shot at revenge against two men who have been out to make their lives miserable for months now. Each time Ricardo was the legal man, he often found himself in quite the predicament due to being unable to match the strength and ability of both Damien Sandow and Antonio Cesaro. As Del Rio had Sandow on his knees and in sight for a Superkick, the "Intellectual Savior of the Masses" was able to evade it and make the tag to Cesaro. Del Rio didn't allow Sandow to escape as he tagged in Ricardo before heading to ringside and continuing the fight with Sandow. Cesaro had Ricardo cornered until the NXT General Manager was able to dodge an attack. With Cesaro in the corner, Ricardo was able to catch him by surprise with an Enziguri. Cesaro was suddenly the one in trouble as Ricardo ascended to the top rope, the audience going wild for him. As Ricardo was flying, Cesaro caught him in mid-air with the Swiss Death Uppercut. Cesaro then hit Ricardo with the Neutralizer to pick up the victory. Cesaro quickly slid out of the ring before Del Rio could get a hold of him, the "Mexican Aristocrat" tending to his fallen friend.
- NON TITLE MATCH - INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPION DEAN AMBROSE DEF. JTG: In what was mostly a one-sided bout, the Intercontinental Champion managed to defeat JTG after catching him with a Knee Trembler. Following the match, Ambrose grabbed a microphone and said that unlike the Big Show, his focus is on one thing. Hell in a Cell this Sunday, where he plans on slaying the "Giant" and retaining the Intercontinental Title. However, he was also looking forward to the opportunity to get his hands on Show again tonight. But he was informed that Show has no intentions on being here tonight. "Show, I know that right now, you're sitting in a hotel room not too far from here watching me. I don't give a damn if you decided to give yourself the night off. I'm calling you out, and unless you're the coward that you claim you aren't, I expect you to show up and face me. I'll be in the parking lot, and feel free to take all of the time that you wish, because I'm not going anywhere," said Ambrose. The Intercontinental Champion the began heading for the parking lot as he promised, issuing a challenge to the "World's Largest Athlete" to meet him there.
- At this time, Michael Cole was shown in the ring as the Beer Drinking Contest between Sheamus and John "Bradshaw" Layfield was set to begin. The theme of the "Celtic Warrior" hit as the No. 1 contender for the World Heavyweight Champion made his way down to the ring a huge ovation from the WWE Universe. Next out was Bradshaw, who was accompanied by Sheamus' opponent on Sunday, the World Heavyweight Champion Cody Rhodes. Bradshaw told Sheamus that he always knew that the Irish were stupid, but he didn't realize that they were stupid enough to accept a challenge to a Beer Drinking Contest for a Texas native. "You just want to be embarrassed, don't you? Right now, you're about to be beaten by a better beer drinker than you. And on Sunday, you're going to be beaten by a better wrestler than you. Actually, no. Not just a better wrestler, but the greatest wrestler on the planet today. 'Prince Wrestling' himself, Cody Rhodes!" shouted Bradshaw as Rhodes raised the title high above his head. Sheamus told Bradshaw that he can believe what he wants, but he has his own beliefs. "I believe that by challenging an Irishman, you've got your work cut out for you. I also believe that this Sunday, it's going to be one swift Brogue Kick that brings the World Heavyweight Championship home to me. And lastly, I believe that in any situation on any given day, you'll never beat the Irish!" Sheamus received another huge pop for his words as Bradshaw stared angrily at him, ready to begin the contest. Cole gave the two the go-ahead to begin drinking. Both were able to intake quite a few beers before Bradshaw was noticeably slowing down. Sheamus, however, continued to drink rapidly without any signs of the beer affecting him. Cody Rhodes tried to encourage Bradshaw to continue drinking, but it wasn't enough. To prevent him from legitimately winning the contest, Rhodes attacked Sheamus. The World Heavyweight Champion delivered numerous shots to his challenger at Hell in a Cell, though Sheamus was able to soon retaliate. He clotheslined Rhodes over the top rope, standing tall in the ring as he scooped up the World Heavyweight Championship. However, Sheamus noticed something else. Bradshaw was still attempting to finish the Beer Drinking Contest, clearly not in the right frame of mind. Sheamus put Bradshaw out of his misery by delivering a Brogue Kick! Rhodes watched furiously from the stage as Sheamus raised the World Heavyweight Championship up in the air, a sight that could come to fruition this Sunday at Hell in a Cell.
- CHRIS JERICHO DEF. HEATH SLATER: Finally, these two were able to go at it one on one. Midway through the match, involvement from Drew McIntyre and Jinder Mahal resulted in them being ejected from ringside, leaving the front man of 3MB on his own against "Y2J." Eventually, Jericho was able to deliver a Codebreaker to Slater to seal the victory and finally gain the ultimate revenge against 3MB.
- PAIGE VS. NIKKI BELLA W/ BRIE BELLA NEVER BEGAN: It was clear that the "Anti Diva" wasn't looking for a wrestling match upon entering the ring. Before the bell could sound, Paige took Nikki down and delivered relentless shots. Brie tried to intervene on her sister's behalf, but Paige also delivered a beating as she sent her flying out of the ring. Paige grabbed Brie by her hair and repeatedly bashed her face against the announce table. Nikki tried to come to her twin's aid, but Paige got a hold of her as well and tossed her into Brie, both Bella twins sliding over the announce table. The official had to restrain Paige, who screamed at him before resuming her attack on the Bella Twins. More officials had to arrive to the scene to restrain the "Anti Diva," who was still clearly angered over Eve's words against her family on RAW. The officials tended to the Nikki and Brie as Paige headed up the entrance ramp, the WWE Universe erupting for her. Michael Cole stated on commentary that if Paige arrived at Hell in a Cell with this same aggression, a new Divas Champion could almost be a guarantee.
- A video package was shown for CM Punk and Brock Lesnar's Hell in a Cell match, featuring the official theme song for the event, "Absolute Zero." Who will come out on top inside "Satan's Playground?" Will it be the "Best" or the "Beast?" Find out this Sunday when Hell in a Cell is live on pay-per-view.
- KURT ANGLE DEF. THE MIZ VIA DISQUALIFICATION: A fine main event to close out both SmackDown and the road to Hell in a Cell on Sunday. As Miz was attempting the Skull Crushing Finale, Angle was able to counter it and deliver the Angle Slam. The Olympic Gold Medalist then pulled down his straps before applying the Ankle Lock. There was no doubt that the Miz would have submitted had it not been for Daniel Bryan, who hit the ring and went after Angle. The official ruled the match a disqualification as Bryan delivered numerous kicks to Angle before finishing him off with a huge Roundhouse Kick. With Angle out cold, Bryan grabbed his hand and repeatedly tapped the canvas with it, shouting "Yes!" with every "submission." Even though Angle is not legitimately submitting, could he? Will Daniel Bryan be the one leaving Hell in a Cell as the No. 1 contender for the World Heavyweight Championship.
- Cutting to the parking lot area, Intercontinental Champion Dean Ambrose was shown still waiting for the arrival of the Big Show, sitting on the hood of a car with a focused expression on his face. Ambrose got off of the car when he noticed another car pulling up into the lot. At last, Show had arrived as he exited the vehicle. "Expecting me?" asked Show as he and Ambrose both walked towards one another. Show quickly went for the Knockout Punch, but Ambrose dodged it and hit Show with shots of his own. Ambrose was able to back Show against another car, striking him repeatedly on the forehead. As Ambrose was going for a Knee Trembler, Show was able to grab him by his throat. Show then delivered a Chokeslam onto the hood of the car, the back of Ambrose's head shattering the windshield. Show picked up the Intercontinental Championship, staring at it for a bit before throwing it onto Ambrose. "See you in hell," said Show, which were Ambrose's exact words to him last week. Show left the scene as Ambrose's motionless body remained lying on the hood of the car.
|
|
|
Post by Planktung on Jul 26, 2013 5:24:23 GMT -5
Date: October 28th, 2012 Location: Atlanta, Georgia Official Theme Song: "Absolute Zero" - Stone Sour
HELL IN A CELL MATCH BROCK LESNAR VS. CM PUNK
WWE CHAMPIONSHIP IF BARRETT LOSES, HE CANNOT CHALLENGE FOR THE TITLE AGAIN UNTIL AFTER WRESTLEMANIA XXIX DOLPH ZIGGLER (C) W/ JOHN LAURINAITIS VS. WADE BARRETT W/ RIC FLAIR
WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP CODY RHODES (C) VS. SHEAMUS
NO. 1 CONTENDER'S SUBMISSION MATCH KURT ANGLE VS. DANIEL BRYAN
INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP DEAN AMBROSE (C) VS. BIG SHOW
DIVAS CHAMPIONSHIP EVE (C) VS. PAIGE
HANDICAP MATCH RYBACK VS. THE MIZ AND ROMAN REIGNS
WWE TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS WRESTLING ROYALTY (C) VS. PRIME TIME PLAYERS
HELL IN A CELL KICKOFF MATCH KOFI KINGSTON VS. ZACK RYDER
|
|
nouratef
Mid-Carder
Joined on: Jun 1, 2013 17:44:59 GMT -5
Posts: 391
|
Post by nouratef on Jul 26, 2013 9:15:11 GMT -5
can't wait for hell in a cell , great smackdown btw
|
|