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Post by Rule 30 on Dec 2, 2012 13:39:01 GMT -5
WWE Monday Night RAW Loved the opening promo from Wade Barrett and Zack Ryder. Ryder's part was great, but I can really get into a storyline where Wade refuses to defend against Ryder out of sheer arrogance. Nice follow up segment with Ric Flair and Barrett backstage. I like the idea of a double qualifier for King of the Ring. I'm alright with Christian and Bourne winning even though Kidd and Gabriel were tag champs a few months ago, they belong in tourney over them. Hopefully we get them in a Semi-Finals match next week, Bourne seems like a likely winner too. I like the stip for Diva's Title match added by Flair, even though it's obvious it'll be Title vs. Career. Swagger getting the win over Santino was obvious, liking AW as his manager though. More dissension between Bourne and Christian is good, a series of matches between these two could be awesome, especially on pay-per-view. Great pair of announcements from Flair with Punk versus Miz and Dolph versus Cena at No Way Out, looking forward to Punk/Miz honestly. I'm intrigued by Flair taking Brad Maddox under his wing, I can see Brad turning on Flair down the road. Not a fan of Beth beating both of the Bella Twins by herself, even if it is Beth. Predicted the stip for the Diva's title match, should still be a good Diva's match anyway. Another hilarious segment from Truth and Otunga, Truth trying to wrestle in a wheelchair on SmackDown would be hilarious. Awesome promo from Bray Wyatt, I adore the character. Obvious win for Brodus, I feel like McIntyre is just floating around, which is a shame. Packed six man tag to finish the show, Ryder pinning Barrett was great and set up some credibility for No Way Out. Overall, a decent show, even though the King of the Ring Qualifiers were predictable.
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Post by Planktung on Dec 2, 2012 20:49:33 GMT -5
| Friday Night SmackDown! | June 1st, 2012 | Baton Rouge, LA |
[/b][/color][/td][/tr][/table] WWE Superstars 5/24 Taping Results Johnny Curtis def. Ezekiel Jackson Curt Hawkins def. Derrick Bateman[/center] - Following the signature WWE intro, we cut directly to the arena here in Baton Rouge as the theme of Dean Ambrose hit. He made his way down to the ring as a replay from end of last week's broadcast was shown. Ambrose made his return after being put out of action at Extreme Rules by not only attacking World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton, but Daniel Bryan as well. Ambrose grabbed a microphone, asking if the world missed him? After receiving a negative response, he said that it doesn't matter anyways. "All that matters is the facts have surfaced. It is not a fact that you cannot keep Dean Ambrose down. Randy Orton punted my head into a steel ring post. I felt my brain rattle and bounce off of my skull! Despite you being the 'Legend Killer,' I guess you can't kill a legend in the making." Ambrose said that his intentions were only to extract revenge on that bastard, but then it hit him. Orton is now the World Heavyweight Champion. "Do I really want the World Heavyweight Championship? I don't know. But I know Randall does. And whatever he wants, I plan on depriving him of. So therefore, let it be known that Dean Ambrose will be the next World Heavyweight Champion, and I want it at No Way Out." The audience booed Ambrose for a bit, until he was interrupted by a repeating phrase. "No! No! No!" shouted Daniel Bryan as he made his way down to the ring to a reaction just as negative as Ambrose's. Bryan said that the only man around here who will become World Heavyweight Champion at No Way Out is him. "I was in the perfect position last week to reclaim my title. And you ruined it! What the hell is wrong with you?" asked Bryan. "Many things, actually. But Daniel, nobody told you to get in my face. But you made the not-so-bright decision to do so. And you found out first hand that I'm like a match. One false move, and I will burn your stupid beard off of your flesh!"
- Before Bryan could respond, the theme of Randy Orton hit to a huge ovation. The World Heavyweight Champion marched down to the ring, meeting his two rivals. "Ambrose, I was sure that I took care of you at Extreme Rules when he kicked your brains in. But apparently I was wrong. And if I have to do it again, I will." Ambrose told Orton that there's nothing he can do to keep him down. "Orton, understand this scenario. The roles are reversed. You are the World Heavyweight Champion, meaning that you are now the hunted. You're the prey, and I am now the predator. If it's the World Heavyweight Championship you want, it's the World Heavyweight Championship that I will snatch right from you at No Way Out. So what do you say?" asked Ambrose as he laid out the challenge. "You're on," said Orton as the audience popped, his title defense against Ambrose being confirmed for the moment. "No! No! No!" cried Bryan once again. "What about me?! I never lost my rematch?! I deserve the World Title shot at No Way Out!" Ambrose responded with a simple "No." Bryan shouted "Yes!" at him, leading to a trade between the two. Their trade continued until SmackDown General Manager Teddy Long made his way out to the stage, begging for the two of them to just shut up. "Bryan, you're right. You did not lose your rematch last week, and you do deserve another." Bryan was filled with joy, shouting "Yes!" at both Orton and Ambrose. But Teddy wasn't finished just yet. "However, Orton did just agree to defend the title against Dean Ambrose. So at No Way Out, it's going to be a Triple Threat match for the World Heavyweight Championship, inside of a Steel Cage!" The audience erupted as Bryan went back to his "No!" parade. He shouted at the top of his lungs as Orton and Ambrose ignored him, focusing on each other.
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- Returning to SmackDown, a recap was shown of the opening segment, where Teddy Long announced a Triple Match Steel Cage match at No Way Out for the World Heavyweight Championship. Along with that, a huge tag team match is set for tonight as World Champion Randy Orton will team up with the Big Show to take on Dean Ambrose and Intercontinental Champion Antonio Cesaro.
- KING OF THE RING QUALIFIER - KOFI KINGSTON DEF. R-TRUTH: Prior to the match, Truth made his entrance in his wheelchair, clearly not wanting to leave it. He had to so however, competing in a very solid opening bout here on SmackDown. After missing corner splash, Truth was caught with Trouble In Paradise, Kofi getting the cover and the victory.
- Kofi Kingston stood to his feet and celebrated his victory, looking up at the King of the Ring throne that was positioned on the stage. Kofi solidifies his spot at the sixth man to qualify for the tournament next Monday on RAW.
- A graphic was shown for another King of the Ring qualifying match scheduled for tonight. In a rematch from Over The Limit, Chris Jericho will take on Cody Rhodes.
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- At this time, a video package highlighting the first ever live edition of NXT was shown. In the main event, the NXT Championship tournament concluded as Damien Sandow made history by becoming the inaugural champion. Next week on NXT, the "Intellectual Savior" invites the WWE Universe to his "Intellectual Celebration."
- REY MYSTERIO, SIN CARA, AND BRODUS CLAY DEF. WWE TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS TED DIBIASE AND MICHAEL MCGILLICUTTY, AND JACK SWAGGER: Quite the unique Six Man Tag bout here. With Mysterio and Cara heading into their final opportunity at the WWE Tag Team Championships at No Way Out, they were looking for a huge momentum boost. For Swagger and Brodus, they were looking for to get the upperhand with the King of the Ring tournament on the horizon. After a 619 to DiBiase, Sin Cara finished him off with a Springboard Moonsault to get the win.
- Mysterio, Cara, and Brodus all celebrated their huge victory, the Mexican Luchadores gaining a huge momentum boost by defeating the WWE Tag Team Champions. The Funkadactyls joined the trio in the ring as they all danced.
- Backstage, Daniel Bryan was shown in his locker room, still shouting "No!" due to the fact that he will compete in a Triple Threat Steel Cage match at No Way Out. Matt Striker walked into the room, asking for Bryan's thoughts on Teddy Long's announcement. "No! No! No! This not fair. I am the number one contender! Not Dean Ambrose, not anybody else! Me!" He calmed himself down, taking a deep breathe. "But I will say this right now. Teddy Long thinks that the world is buzzing about the Steel Cage match, but I guarantee you that by the end of this evening, the WWE Universe will be talking about something else."
- Cutting to another camera, Chris Jericho was shown walking down to the ring. He meets Cody Rhodes in a King of the Ring qualifying match, next.
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- A promo was shown for next Monday's edition of RAW. Along with the King of the Ring tournament, CM Punk and The Miz will sign the contract for their match at No Way Out. Plus, after suffering a pinfall loss at the hands of Zack Ryder, how will the WWE Champion Wade Barrett respond? RAW, live next Monday on USA.
- Returning from the commercial break, R-Truth was shown in his wheelchair backstage as he approached David Otunga. "Well?! King of the Ring ain't happening, so what now!?" yelled Truth. Otunga told him that he's scheduled another visit with his psychiatrist, Dr. Shelby. "I ain't going back to therapy! That guy thinks I'm crazy! They don't even give me lollipops like they're supposed to! And where's my lawsuit?!" asked Truth. Otunga told Truth that this isn't even about a lawsuit anymore. "This is about you getting the help necessary for you to be a civilized human being. And if you don't go back to therapy, I will see to it that the WWE files a lawsuit against you for fabricated injuries," said Otunga. "I don't even know what that means, but I ain't going!" said Truth before wheeling away from the scene.
- KING OF THE RING QUALIFIER - CODY RHODES DEF. CHRIS JERICHO: Arguably the best qualifying match that we have been treated to. As Rhodes was going for Beautiful Disaster, Jericho caught his legs and attempted to lock him in the Walls of Jericho. Cody was able to push Jericho away with his feet, causing Y2J to bounce off of the turnbuckle. Cody quickly capitalized and hit Cross Rhodes to pick up the victory.
- The audience booed as Cody stood to his feet, gaining retribution for his loss to Jericho at Over The Limit. And not only that, Cody now qualifies for the King of the Ring tournament, joining Evan Bourne, Christian, Jack Swagger, Brodus Clay, Kassius Ohno, and Kofi Kingston. Rhodes approached the throne on the stage, staring at it before looking back at Jericho with a smile on his face.
- A graphic was shown for tonight's main event. World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton and Big Show team up to take on Dean Ambrose and Intercontinental Champion Antonio Cesaro.
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- Returning to SmackDown, Jinder Mahal was shown already in the ring as Drew McIntyre gave him a few words of advice for the challenge that he was about to endure.
- RYBACK DEF. JINDER MAHAL: After McIntyre failed to attempt to end Ryback's undefeated streak, Mahal tried his hand at it this week. Unfortunately for him, he suffered the same fate as Ryback planted him with Shell Shock to continue his path of destruction.
- The audience popped as Ryback quickly stood up, standing tall over Jinder Mahal. He turned his attention to Drew McIntyre, who wasn't looking to pick another fight as he made his way up the entrance ramp. "Feed me more!" shouted Ryback and the WWE Universe in unison.
- Backstage, World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton was shown in his locker room when Matt Striker walked in. He asked the Viper for his thoughts on the Steel Cage match at No Way Out. Orton said that No Way Out is an opportunity for him to kill two birds with one stone. "I'll be able to take care of that annoying little goat face, Daniel Bryan. And finally, I can put away Dean Ambrose once and for all." Striker thanked Orton for his time, leaving the Viper to prepare for the tag team main event later on tonight.
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- Returning to SmackDown, Tensai was shown making his way down to ringside, standing by Michael Cole's side to both collect his payment and provide further protection with Sheamus in action next.
- KING OF THE RING QUALIFIER - SHEAMUS DEF. HEATH SLATER: Prior to the match, Slater cut a promo to announce that next week, after he becomes the King of the Ring, he will be holding auditions for his "band." After the bell sounded, the One Man Band turned his attention away from Sheamus, pointing at the throne before doing his air guitar dance. When Slater turned around, Sheamus hit him with a vicious Brogue Kick to get the victory.
- The Great White spent no time celebrating as he quickly went out to ringside, meeting Tensai face to face. After a brief staredown, Sheamus slid back into the ring. "Yeah, that's right. Save your energy for the King of the Ring, you great white joke!" Sheamus pulled Heath Slater out of the ring, tossing him over the announce table and onto Cole! He quickly left up the entrance ramp as Tensai went after him, the Great White standing tall on the stage as he beat his chest near the throne.
- As Cole tried to get Slater off of him, Booker T and Josh Mathews took us to the brackets for the King of the Ring tournament as all eight spots have been filled. Evan Bourne, Christian, Jack Swagger, Brodus Clay, Kassius Ohno, Kofi Kingston, Cody Rhodes, and Sheamus will all look to take their place on the throne and head to SummerSlam with a guaranteed championship match. Who will come out on top as the WWE's new King of the Ring?
- Backstage, Dean Ambrose was shown making his way down to the ring. He and Intercontinental Champion Antonio Cesaro meet World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton and the Big Show in our main event, next!
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- A promo was shown for No Way Out, live Sunday June 17th, only on pay per view.
- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION RANDY ORTON AND BIG SHOW DEF. DEAN AMBROSE AND INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPION ANTONIO CESARO: A great tag bout to close things out for SmackDown tonight. As expected, Orton and Ambrose focused on each other while Show and Cesaro did the same, both pairings set to meet at No Way Out. After Cesaro missed a lariat to Orton, he walked into a Knockout Punch from the Big Show. In turn, the dazed Cesaro walked into an RKO, Orton covering the Intercontinental Champion to get the victory.
- The audience popped as Orton and Big Show raised one another's arms, the face duo leaving SmackDown tonight with a huge victory. Show left up the entrance ramp as Cesaro slowly rolled out of the ring, still not completely conscious after receiving the Knockout Punch.
- As Orton did his signature pose on the second rope, Dean Ambrose slid into the ring. Orton turned around and came face to face with the man he nearly took out at Extreme Rules. Before anything could happen between them, the theme of Daniel Bryan hit as he made his way out to the stage along with AJ. Bryan told Orton and Ambrose that this is actually a great scene. "You two can beat each other to a pulp, while I stay fresh for No Way Out. Besides, I'll be busy anyways. Busy becoming the center of the world's attention. Because I said earlier that I would have the world talking by the end of the night. And this is what I meant." After Bryan said that, he took a deep breathe as he grabbed AJ's hands, dropping to one knee. Several people in the audience gasped as Bryan popped the question. "AJ Lee...will you marry me?" AJ looked to be nearly in tears before she let out a huge "Yes!" Bryan shouted the same thing, but repeatedly as he hugged AJ. Orton and Ambrose looked on at the newly engaged couple, unimpressed as their focus is on No Way Out. The show faded out as Bryan shouted "Yes!" repeatedly alongside his now-fiance, AJ.
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Post by Planktung on Dec 2, 2012 20:52:02 GMT -5
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Post by tg11 on Dec 3, 2012 11:29:59 GMT -5
Smackdown Review
Ambrose is back and he apparently isn't done with Randy because he wants whatever Randy has, and since my man Orton is World Heavyweight Champion now, Ambrose wants the title only for Bryan to interrupt Ambrose and then Orton finally coming out, and then Teddy Long making the main event of Orton & Show teaming up to face Ambrose and Cesaro
But yes there is going to be a Triple-Threat Match for the World Heavyweight Championship at No Way Out, but just not any regular Triple-Threat Match but a Triple-Threat Match in a Steel Cage
Kofi qualifies for King of the Ring by beating Truth but Truth has been on a downward spiral ever since being put in a wheelchair, hell ever since turning heel in the first place, and Truth could use a face turn especially now rather than go to Dr. Shelby
Sandow's Intellectual Celebration I can't wait, he will finally restore some dignity to NXT and NXT won't be in the dumps especially with Sandow as its champion, and finally there won't be any idiocy on that show
Mysterio, Cara and Clay beat DiBiase, Mcgillicutty, and Swagger, I love it
Bryan is complaining even though he has his re-match for the World Title but that he has to share it with Ambrose, he should be lucky he is even having another chance at Orton's title
Contract signing for Punk & Miz, can't wait, and I also can't wait until the KOTR tournament itself and Ryder/Barrett I can't wait
Rhodes beats Jericho to qualify for the KOTR tournament in an OTL re-match, their rivalry I bet is over now
Now the field is set for the KOTR tournament, the 8 who will be there will be Kofi, Swagger, Clay, Ohno, Rhodes, Christian, Bourne, and Sheamus, my pick to win the tournament is Swagger
Ryback beating Jinder Mahal, now Ryback can begin his rise to the top by becoming a main eventer soon
Sheamus becoming the final man to qualify for the King of the Ring by beating Slater, Sheamus is a former King of the Ring winner winning it all in 2010, 2 years ago, so he is the favorite to win it all but I am going with Swagger either way
Sheamus making an example of Michael Cole by throwing Slater on to Cole and then leaving before Tensai could get to him, I loved it
Bryan & AJ to me they are the new Macho Man & Miss Elizabeth, here is to hoping they stay together long enough like Macho and Liz while Orton and Ambrose couldn't care less
What a great way to end Smackdown with Bryan's proposal and AJ accepting
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Post by Planktung on Dec 5, 2012 1:17:52 GMT -5
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Post by tg11 on Dec 5, 2012 10:28:37 GMT -5
The brackets are set for King of the Ring for RAW
Evan Bourne vs Kofi Kingston, former tag team partners, Air Boom collide, I know who I am picking to win this match, I say Kofi will win it and why? Because I see Christian costing Evan Bourne the match against Kofi, setting up a face turn for Christian
Christian vs Jack Swagger, rivalry renewed, since these 2 had the rivalry in ECW back in 2009, I know who I am picking here, I am picking Swagger to win this match because I see Evan Bourne returning the favor costing Christian his match as payback
Brodus Clay vs Cody Rhodes, definitely have to go with Cody Rhodes in this one
Sheamus vs Kassius Ohno, definitely going with Sheamus
And then the semi-finals with it being Kofi vs Swagger, and Rhodes vs Sheamus, Swagger then beats Kofi to move on to the final and Sheamus beats Cody Rhodes to move on to the final due to Jericho interfering costing Rhodes the KOTR
Then the 2012 King of the Ring final with it being Jack Swagger with Abraham Washington facing off against Sheamus, Swagger wins King of the Ring with Tensai and Cole costing Sheamus the King of the Ring
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Post by Rule 30 on Dec 6, 2012 16:00:32 GMT -5
WWE Friday Night SmackDown! Great promo to kick off the show with the returned Dean Ambrose and Daniel Bryan both making their claims for a World Heavyweight Championship match at No Way Out. A triple threat in a cage should be fun, hopefully we get an Ambrose/Bryan match out of this. Good opener to SmackDown! with Kofi going over R-Truth, hopefully we get a match between Kingston and Bourne for King of the Ring. Sandow's celebration on NXT next week, interesting. Fun six man tag with Mysterio, Cara, and Brodus getting the win over the heel trio. Hopefully DiBiase and McGillicutty walk out with the titles at No Way Out. Hmm, what does Bryan have in store for us all tonight? Awesome first hour main event between Cody Rhodes and Chris Jericho in a King of the Ring Qualifier. Glad that Cody picked up the one, he and Bourne seem like likely contenders to win the whole thing. Simple, yet effective squash match with Ryback going over Jinder Mahal. Liking the rise of Ryback, and bad streak of luck for Mahal and McIntyre. Expecting something to go down between Tensai and Sheamus. Also expecting McIntyre and Mahal to team up with Slater to form the 3MB. Nice to see Sheamus in the King of the Ring. Poor Slater getting demolished during and after the match. Solid tag match to cap off the show even though it's a bummer Antonio took the pin, hopefully he'll get some credibility by knocking off Big Show at the pay-per-view. Wow, a bit shocked to see Bryan propose to AJ, but I think the World's Toughest Vegan has something up his sleeve. Overall a good show.
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Post by Planktung on Dec 8, 2012 1:52:38 GMT -5
| Monday Night RAW | June 4th, 2012 | Greenville, SC |
WWE Superstars 6/7 Taping Results Curt Hawkins def. Yoshi Tatsu Intercontinental Champion Antonio Cesaro def. Tyson Kidd
- After the intro and pyrotechnics display, the commentary trio of Michael Cole, Jerry "The King" Lawler, and Booker T welcomed everyone to a very special 3-hour King of the Ring edition of Monday Night RAW! The throne was shown on the stage as tonight, a new King will be crowned. Plus, a huge main event as WWE Champion Wade Barrett takes on John Cena. All of that and much more tonight on RAW!
- The theme of Ric Flair hit as the audience were on their feet for the Nature Boy. The RAW General Manager made his way out alongside his new assistant, Brad Maddox. They both stepped into the ring, which was propped and ready for the contract signing between CM Punk and the Miz. Maddox, who is used to coming to work in a janitor's outfit, was dressed in a suit as Flair introduced him once again to the WWE Universe. "Yes, this man used to be a janitor. But now, he's here as my assistant, and soon, will be joining the ranks as an in-ring competitor." Maddox thanked Flair for everything, but said this moment isn't about him. It's about two men who want to get their hands on each other making their bout official. Out came the Awesome One to a chorus of boos from the Greenville audience. Miz took his seat, looking up at both Flair and Maddox. CM Punk was out next to a huge ovation, the "Best in the World" stepping into the ring. Rather than sitting in his chair, he sat on the table cross-legged, staring Miz in the face. Miz told Punk that his little sitting position doesn't intimidate him. Punk told him that it's not the way he's sitting that's mean to intimidate. "It's the fact that in two weeks, you're going up against the best in the world. That alone is what you should be intimidated by." The audience popped as Miz told Punk that there isn't a single thing about him that intimidates him. He said that Punk should be the one who is intimidated after he destroyed him two weeks ago on not only the debut of Miz TV, but backstage as well. Punk chuckled a bit, telling Miz it's cute how he believes that he has some sort of advantage over him. "Miz, I am better than you at every aspect of professional wrestling. You got a few shots in on your little talk show, but that's all they were. Very little, minor shots that you're going to run with and claim that you conquered me. Almost a year ago, I sat on that stage and made it clear that I am the best. Whether it's in this ring, on the microphone, or commentary, nobody can touch me. You will never be the best, Miz. All you will ever be is an average competitor who had his fifteen minutes of fame. And you're gonna get another fifteen minutes when I beat your ass at No Way Out." Miz stared at Punk for a bit with a serious look in his eyes, saying that he could not be more wrong. "Did every word I said two weeks just somehow escape your memory? I proved everyone wrong by doing what they said I couldn't do. I couldn't make it to the WWE? I did it. I couldn't win Money In The Bank? I did. I couldn't be WWE Champion? I did. I couldn't main event WrestleMania? I did. And now, you're saying that you're better than me? Guess what? You're not. You say I won't beat you at No Way Out? I will. And you say that when it's all said and done, you will be recognized as the best? Mark my words, Punk. I will be remembered at the end of my hall of fame career as the true and undisputed best in the world." Miz took the contract and was prepared to sign it, but Flair stopped him. The RAW General Manager said that it's obvious this isn't just any rivalry that we have on our hands. This is personal. This is about bragging rights. This is about who has the right to call themselves the better man, and the "best in the world." "Before you sign that contract, Miz, I have an announcement to make. Punk, you mentioned fifteen minutes earlier. And speaking of fifteen, let's make this match a bit more interesting. I would hope that it exceeds fifteen minutes. And you know what? I think you two will be feeling the effects of this match even fifteen days after. Because at No Way Out, you two will go one on one inside of a fifteen foot high Steel Cage!" The crowd erupted as Miz stared at Flair for a bit before looking back at the contract and Punk, who had a huge grin on his face. Now aware of the stipulation, Miz signed the contract before leaving the ring. Punk then signed it as Flair announced that it's official. In thirteen days, CM Punk and the Miz will meet in a Steel Cage match to find out who the better man truly is.
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- Returning to RAW, a recap of the opening segment was shown, Ric Flair announcing that CM Punk and the Miz's No Way Out match will now be contested in the confines of a Steel Cage.
- KING OF THE RING QUARTER FINALS - UNITED STATES CHAMPION EVAN BOURNE DEF. KOFI KINGSTON:A fantastic bout to kick off tonight's King of the Ring tournament. The two former Air Boom members, still with a score to settle, battled until Kofi inadvertently splashed himself into a turnbuckle. Bourne capitalized by hitting Kofi with a Shining Wizard, the United States Champion getting the cover to get the victory.
- Bourne was handed back the United States Championship as he raised it high in the air, the audience booing. Despite how the WWE Universe may feel, Bourne has advanced and is now one step closer to claiming the King of the Ring throne and a title opportunity at SummerSlam.
- Backstage, RAW General Manager Ric Flair and assistant Brad Maddox were shown in their office, Maddox complimenting him on his announcement just a few moments ago. Flair said that while the Steel Cage match was a pretty big announcement, he's got something else up his sleeve for next week.. "There's still plenty of history to be made, Brad. And plenty for you to learn from the Nature Boy! Wooo!"
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- KING OF THE RING QUARTER FINALS - CHRISTIAN DEF. JACK SWAGGER: A solid bout here between two former rivals, their issues dating back to ECW in 2009. Despite having AW's orders shouted at him, Swagger failed to capture the victory after Christian planted him with the Killswitch.
- Christian slowly stirred to his feet, raising his arms in victory to an actually decent pop. AW was shown at ringside, clearly disappointed as his client failed to get the job done. "Nonetheless, Captain Charisma will be moving on to the......well look at this!" said Michael Cole. The updated brackets appeared as he pointed out that in the semi-finals, United States Champion Evan Bourne will take on Christian. The tension between the two "allies" will come to a head tonight in the semi-finals of the King of the Ring tournament.
- Backstage, the Miz was shown walking down a corridor when Josh Mathews approached him, asking for his thoughts on his match with CM Punk at No Way Out being made a Steel Cage match? Miz said that Flair, Maddox, Punk, and the WWE Universe are all probably expecting him to go on a tirade right now about how this decision isn't fair. "But you know what? I'm fine with it. Because in this environment, no one is expecting me to win. And just like I've been doing for my entire life, I'll prove them wrong. But before we get to No Way Out, I'd like to make an announcement of my own. This Friday on SmackDown, I will be hosting the second edition of the already critically acclaimed show, Miz TV. And my guests this time will be the WWE's newly engaged couple, Daniel Bryan and AJ Lee." Miz continued on, making a huge announcement in regards to his feelings towards No Way Out and Miz TV this Friday on SmackDown.
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- Returning to RAW, Tensai was shown approaching the announce table, once again providing protection for Michael Cole from Sheamus, who is set to compete next in the King of the Ring tournament.
- KING OF THE RING QUARTER FINALS - SHEAMUS AND KASSIUS OHNO FOUGHT TO A DOUBLE COUNTOUT: Definitely the hardest hitting bout of the tournament. Despite competing on RAW for his first time, NXT's Kassius Ohno showed that he is more than capable of holding his own with the top stars. The battle spilled to the outside as Ohno was looking for a suplex, though Sheamus was able to counter it into one of his own. The Great White beat his chest, repeatedly shouting "Brogue!" as Ohno stirred to his feet. Tensai slowly approached Sheamus, causing the Great White to lose focus. He stared at Tensai for a bit before turning around. Sheamus attempted the Brogue Kick, but Ohno was able to counter it and catch him with the KO Elbow. Before Ohno could slide back into the ring, the official reached the count of ten.
- The crowd showed their disapproval for the finish as Justin Roberts announced that both Sheamus and Kassius Ohno had been counted. Disappointed, Ohno angrily left to the back as the NXT star knew that he allowed the biggest opportunity of his career to slip away from him. Sheamus, who was still unconscious at ringside, was picked up by Tensai. The monster grabbed him in a Chokebomb position, delivering it through the announce table! Tensai stood tall over Sheamus, getting the job done of preventing the Great White from advancing in the King of the Ring tournament.
- A graphic was shown for tonight's main event. WWE Champion Wade Barrett meets John Cena in a non-title match.
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- Returning to Monday Night RAW, we were taken to ringside, where the announce table was in pieces due to what had just occurred between Sheamus and Tensai. But the real news story is that both Sheamus and Kassius Ohno were counted out in their tournament match. Because of that, the winner of this upcoming quarter finals match will receive a bye and head directly to the finals.
- KING OF THE RING QUARTER FINALS - CODY RHODES DEF. BRODUS CLAY:With the stakes suddenly increasing, both Rhodes and Brodus could not accept defeat. After Brodus missed a corner splash, Cody hit him with Cross Rhodes to get the win.
- Cody stood to his feet and raised his arms in victory, standing tall over the Funkasaurus while showing his satisfaction. Not only has Cody advanced on in the King of the Ring tournament, he will moving on directly to the finals to meet either United States Champion Evan Bourne or Christian.
- Backstage, RAW GM Ric Flair was shown in his office when WWE Champion Wade Barrett walked in. "Flair, I'm a very busy man. So whatever reason you have for calling me into your office, it better be a good one." Flair told Barrett that he was speaking with Brad Maddox not too long ago, and they both agreed that tonight's show needs something "big" to it. "King of the Ring is going great, but I want more," said Flair. "You have a match tonight against John Cena, but that's not enough. Wade, I know you're a fighting champion. And you're up for any challenge. Which is why I have decided that tonight, your match with Cena will now be for the WWE Championship!" The audience erupted as Barrett exploded as Flair. For the second week in a row, officials were forced to intervene and restrain Barrett before the WWE Champion could take out his frustrations physically on Flair.
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- A promo was shown for this Friday's edition of SmackDown. After a shocking proposal last week, Daniel Bryan and AJ Lee are now engaged to be married. But before they get to the happiest day of their lives, the couple will be featured as guests on Miz TV. Friday Night SmackDown, this Friday on SyFy.
- ZACK RYDER DEF. DOLPH ZIGGLER: A very solid bout here between two former rivals who are heading into huge matches in thirteen days at No Way Out. No differently than their bouts towards the end of 2011, Ryder caught Ziggler with the Rough Ryder to pick up the victory.
- The audience popped as Ryder stood to his feet, celebrating his victory with the rest of Greenville. However, Long Island Iced Z's night is far from over as tonight's main event will have huge implications on his championship match at No Way Out.
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- Returning to RAW, another video was shown from R-Truth's visit to therapy. Dr. Shelby thanked Otunga for bringing Truth back, but was curious as to how he was able to convince him. "I told him you would have lollipops," said Otunga. Dr. Shelby walked back into his office, where Truth was waiting for him. "Where's the lollipops?" he asked. Dr. Shelby said he would have them soon. "What I would like to know, Truth, is why you have an issue with 'Lil' Jimmy?'" asked Dr. Shelby. Truth said that Lil' Jimmy is the main conspirator. "If it wasn't for him, I wouldn't be in this wheelchair right now!" shouted Truth. "But I thought you liked the chair?" asked Dr. Shelby. "......you're right. I do love me this chair," said Truth. Shelby suggested that perhaps that is a sign. "Jimmy is just trying to help you. And maybe, all he really wants is to be your friend." "Baloney!" shouted Truth. "Ain't no way Lil' Jimmy is my friend." Dr. Shelby then said that he had an idea before leaving the room. "Hey! Don't think you're gonna get away with not giving me my lollipops!" said Truth.
- KING OF THE RING SEMI FINALS - CHRISTIAN DEF. UNITED STATES CHAMPION EVAN BOURNE: Finally, after weeks of tension, the two former People Power stable mates were presented with the opportunity to one-up the other. And not just that, but advance to the finals of the King of the Ring tournament. Bourne rolled Christian up with his hands on the ropes, but Captain Charisma was able to reverse it into his own roll-up with a handful of tights to get the victory.
- The audience popped a bit as Christian rolled out of the ring, raising his arms in victory. Evan Bourne's mouth was wide open as he couldn't believe what had happened, though Christian simply told him "We're even." Not only has Christian picked up a victory over the United States Champion, but he is now on his way to the finals of the King of the Ring tournament to meet Cody Rhodes.
- A graphic was shown for tonight's main event. Wade Barrett will now defend the WWE Championship against John Cena.
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- At this time, another vignette was shown for Bray Wyatt. "I believe you are all under the impression that I would be competing tonight. But I must inform you, my children, that you shouldn't believe everything you hear. See, there's a lot of fakes out there. People who claim that they care for you and your future, but the reality is that they only want something from you. Money....fame......power......it's all making the concept of trust worthless. But you ain't got to worry about that with me. Because I do care about you! I treat you all as my own children! Care for you as if you're my own! Because theoretically, you are. You have given me your hand, and you will receive your heart's desires in return! Because I can make it happen.......I am of a higher power. Did I lie to you all? No. I just said something that wasn't true to prove a point. From now on, the only thing you'll hear from ol' Bray Wyatt is the truth.......and the creation of nightmares.....hahaha......tiiiiime is on my siiiiide."
- DIVA'S CHAMPION EVE DEF. ALICIA FOX: A decent Diva's bout here. While Fox did provide a solid challenge for the reigning champion, Eve managed to pick up the win after planting her with the Heart Breaker.
- Eve stood to her feet as she was handed back the Diva's Championship, the audience showering her with boos. Before she could leave the ring, the theme of Beth Phoenix hit as the Glamazon made her way out to the stage. She said that for the past week, she's given a lot of thought to the challenge that Eve laid out last week. "I know what the consequences are if I fail, but I don't care. Because I don't plan on failing. I plan on beating you at No Way Out and finally reclaiming my title. So if it's my career that you want on the line, Eve, that's what you'll get. I accept." The audience popped as Eve looked a bit surprised, as if she wasn't expecting Beth to accept the challenge. Nonetheless, the match has been set. Beth Phoenix's career versus Eve's Diva's Championship at No Way Out.
- Backstage, Cody Rhodes and Christian were shown on split screen heading to the ring. The two meet in the finals of the King of the Ring tournament, next.
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- A promo was shown for this Wednesday's edition of NXT. After making history by becoming the first ever NXT Champion, Damien Sandow invites the WWE Universe to his "Intellectual Celebration." WWE NXT, this Wednesday on ION Television.
- KING OF THE RING FINALS - CODY RHODES DEF. CHRISTIAN: An incredible match to close out the 2012 King of the Ring tournament. The audience were fully behind Christian, giving Captain Charisma the advantage in terms of momentum. As he was going for a Spear, Cody pulled the referee in the way as he took the hit. Cody attempted to hit Cross Rhodes, but Christian flipped over his head and locked Cody's arms in Killswitch position, successfully hitting it. Suddenly, United States Champion Evan Bourne ran down to the ring and blasted Christian in the skull with the title! The audience booed as Bourne yelled "We're even!" at Christian before heading up the ramp. Cody draped his shoulder over Christian's chest, the official crawling towards them and making the the slow three count.
- "He did it! Cody Rhodes is King of the Ring!" shouted Michael Cole on commentary as the audience expressed their heavy displeasure. Cody stood to his feet, ecstatically celebrating the biggest victory of his career. A replay of the finish was shown, reminding everyone that Cody owes this victory to Evan Bourne, who laid out his "ally" with the United States Championship. Cody approached the throne, where the crown was placed on his head. He took his seat as Cole shouted "All hail King Rhodes!" Cody is indeed the king, and is now on his way to a championship at the biggest party of the Summer, SummerSlam.
- Backstage, John Cena was shown making his way down to the ring. He meets Wade Barrett for the WWE Championship, next.
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- A promo was shown for No Way Out, live Sunday June 17th, only on pay per view.
- WWE CHAMPIONSHIP - JOHN CENA DEF. WADE BARRETT VIA DQ: A great, rare WWE Championship match to close out tonight's huge edition of RAW. Barrett had control for a great portion of the match, but Cena found another burst of momentum towards the end. As he was going for the Attitude Adjustment, Dolph Ziggler hit the ring and attacked him, forcing the official to call for the bell.
- The bell sounded as Ziggler continued his assault on, the announcement being made that Barrett is sill the WWE Champion. Zack Ryder soon made the save, hitting the ring and taking Ziggler out with a clothesline over the top rope. When Ryder turned around, Barrett blasted him with a Big Boot. The WWE Champion hoisted the No. 1 contender up to his shoulders, planting him with Wasteland. Barrett grabbed the WWE Championship, standing over Ryder while shouting "You're a damn joke! You'll never come any closer to this!" Barrett placed one foot on Ryder's chest while holding the WWE Championship high in the air, RAW fading out.
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Post by Planktung on Dec 8, 2012 1:54:37 GMT -5
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Post by tg11 on Dec 8, 2012 10:31:34 GMT -5
RAW/King of the Ring Review
Definitely loved the way you opened up RAW with The Nature Boy Ric Flair the GM and his assistant GM Brad Maddox as they were in the ring and then The Miz comes out and then finally CM Punk, and then Flair making the match between them at No Way Out a Steel Cage Match, definitely ups the stakes and I loved the way Punk and Miz had their back and forths
The first King of the Ring quarter-final with Bourne beating Kofi to advance to the semi-finals, just goes to show you that since Air Boom, Bourne going off on his own as a heel just goes to show you that he is better than Kofi especially since he is the US Champion still but is all that much more closer to becoming King of the Ring
Christian defeating Swagger my pick to win this whole thing, I should have expected this, but at the same time it sets up Bourne vs Christian in the semi-final, so I guess I can't be angry at that
Miz's backstage promo about his match at No Way Out, and about how he expects to overcome Punk by overcoming the odds, no way do I see that happening at all, Punk will beat Miz
Sheamus vs Ohno in what I thought was a great match ends in double countout which means neither man advances to the semi-final, and all because Tensai got involved distracting Sheamus, and then after the match Tensai attacks Sheamus, I want to see The Great White and Tensai go at it at No Way Out
Cody Rhodes beats Brodus Clay, I already knew that was going to happen because Cody let's face it, is going places while Clay is really going nowhere and hasn't been going anywhere ever since his undefeated streak ended
This is unfair to Barrett, having to defend his WWE Championship again but this time against Cena, Flair definitely needs to be removed from power
Ryder beats Ziggler to gain even more momentum heading into No Way Out while Ziggler loses momentum heading into his match against Cena at No Way Out
R-Truth with Shelby, I couldn't stop laughing the whole time because to me it was funny as hell
Bray Wyatt, another chilling promo, almost eerie and frightening, I can't wait for him to show up and debut and I just hope that you have big plans for him too
Eve beating Alicia Fox and then Beth coming out and cutting that promo, we all know Beth is leaving but I for one hope she stays because Eve she has had a good run as Divas Champion but it is high time that it comes to an end and I just want to see The Glamazon come out on top one last time, win the WWE Divas Championship and then she can retire as champion and then the title could be vacated
Christian beating Bourne to move on to the King of the Ring final in what I think was the match of the tournament by far, it was great, and now Christian could be on his way to winning the KOTR which means he will main event SummerSlam
Cody Rhodes beats Christian to win the King of the Ring, Cody Rhodes is the 2012 King of the Ring, ALL HAIL KING CODY RHODES, ALL HAIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Evan Bourne costs Christian the King of the Ring title, definitely saw that one coming for sure but now that Rhodes is King, he has done something his WWE Hall of Fame father The American Dream Dusty Rhodes has never done or what his brother Goldust has never done and that is win the King of the Ring
Cody Rhodes now that he has won King of the Ring, he goes on to the main event of SummerSlam 2012 which means he gets a World Heavyweight Championship match at SummerSlam but just who will the champion be at SummerSlam is the million dollar question
Yes Barrett is still the WWE Champion all be it that he lost the match by DQ, but it's great that Ziggler cost Cena the title, because now it adds even more fuel to the fire for No Way Out especially where Cena/Ziggler is concerned and then Barrett & Ziggler attacking Cena only for Ryder to make the save and then afterwards Barrett laying out Ryder to end the show was great
Definitely cannot wait until NXT, because the Intellectual Savior of the Masses Damien Sandow the NXT Champion is having his Intellectual Celebration, and then I definitely cannot wait until Smackdown either
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Post by Chris Hammers on Dec 9, 2012 17:02:13 GMT -5
- Great opening segment, Miz vs Punk in a cage match will be an awesome pay-per-view match.
- Awesome opening match with Evan Bourne vs Kofi Kingston. A heel Evan Bourne sounds interesting, and It's cool to see him with some singles gold. I also liked that he has the shining wizard as a finisher.
- Christian and Swagger had a great feud going back in ECW, so I'm sure this was a fun match. Right man went over, and while I do think Swagger needs a mouthpiece, I don't really care for the AW pairing.
- Ohno being in the King of the Ring tournament as a NXT Star is an awesome opportunity for him, but a bit odd. I imagine he won the right to be in it or something along those lines. Double Count-Out is a fun finish, and I'm glad Sheamus isn't winning King of the Ring. The real run nearly ruined him. Tensai/Sheamus had some solid matches on raw, so if they have a ppv match in this, I think I'll highly enjoy it.
- Rhodes beating Clay was expected, and going straight to the finals is awesome for Cody. I can see him being a solid King of the Ring if you decide to go down that route.
- Nice win for Ryder over Ziggler. Both men have big PPV matches, so it's surprising to see this have a clean finish. Ryder getting a wwe championship match is quite odd, but I do like the originality.
- Funny segment with Otunga, Truth, and Dr. Shelby.
- Christian vs Bourne would be a great match, and I wouldn't mind either to win. Christian vs Rhodes had an awesome ppv series earlier this year so the King of the Ring finals will be great.
- Beth is worth keeping around, so give her the belt, please.
- King of the Ring finals were awesome, and Bourne costing Christian is bound to set up a US title match. on the other hand, King Rhodes should be entertaining television, and I imagine it'll be him vs Randy Orton at summerslam.
- Obviously, the main event wasn't going to have a clean finish. Great build up to the pay per view, and I hope you make Ryder look really good in his title match.
- Don't care much for Orton now days, but Bryan, and Ambrose being against each other in the same match is awesome. Really looking forward to that title match.
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Post by DTP. on Dec 9, 2012 21:47:14 GMT -5
WWE Monday Night RAW: Monday 28th May 2012...Natalya with a win against Tamina is fine, I'd love to see you reflect real life with Tamina, she could be a great dominant Diva. The Prime Time Players getting a win against Yoshi Tatsu and Trent Barreta is what it is. I hope to see Barreta used a lot better in the future. Wade Barrett kicking off the show with a promo was a decent call. I liked that he flattened Zack Ryder verbally, but at the same time it REALLY demoralised the WWE Championship match at No Way Out, to the point of making viewers not even want to buy the show for this match. Barrett trying to get himself out of the match was a nice, heelish touch though, I'll admit. Ric Flair then forcing him into it was nice, and Flair putting Ryder over was great. Ah, the King of the Ring tournament starts off in a big way. Looking forward to seeing how it plays out. Evan Bourne and Christian with a win against Tyson Kidd and Justin Gabriel was expected, although I'm hoping to see more, better things from the former WWE Tag Team Champions in the near future. You can tell that Bourne and Christian will be feuding for the WWE United States Championship very soon, as soon as No Way Out. Eve trying to talk Flair into making Beth Phoenix put something on the line is interesting...but predictable, that it will be her career. I hope Beth doesn't have to end her career here. Jack Swagger beating Santino Marella was obvious but filler. I could see Swagger getting close to winning the King of the Ring, but maybe too soon for him to actually win it. Swagger needs more talk time first. AW is a great mouthpiece for him, but Swagger needs to talk a little, perhaps. He's not a "silent monster" sorta guy. Oooh, Christian and Evan Bourne dissension further. Hmm, now that I think about it, I wish that the King of the Ring tournament wouldn't conclude next week on RAW. Especially when the winner has about two and a half months of doing nothing before getting a shot at the WWE Championship at SummerSlam. I think that the finals should be at No Way Out. Ric Flair's promo was very feel good, finally bringing in Brad Maddox. I love Maddox's work so far in real life, so this is cool. I don't like that just because he has good advice, he has an instant job as Assistant General Manager, though. I can foresee Maddox making bad decisions behind Flair's back, leading to a power struggle over the Fall or Winter period. CM Punk standing down to Zack Ryder? That sounds strange, and not really in Punk's character to do so. Punk would've slapped the shades off of Ryder's face and told him to listen to Punk if this was real life. Beth Phoenix beating the Bella Twins was fine, not a lot to add to that. I'm wondering if Brie and Nikki are also on their way out of the company or not. Eve putting Beth's career on the line for the WWE Divas Championship is cool, but maybe a little too soon into their feud perhaps. I hope Beth's career doesn't end after No Way Out, but I guess we'll see. It'd get Eve over as a credible WWE Divas Champion, but who could realistically step up to challenge Eve if Beth has to leave? R-Truth in therapy was really amusing, he's a guy that I could see getting very close to winning the King of the Ring tournament, too. So far, nobody has really shown that they can be credible main eventers going into SummerSlam, though. The winner sure will have to have a lot of build in the next two months. I'm not fond of Bray Wyatt returning to vignettes just becase there was no room for him on the card; sure it keeps him noticed, but I'd have at least inserted him in a backstage segment with another superstar to set up a match for next week, or even put him on Superstars for one week only. The guy needs a storyline, a direction. Not a "backwards step" to hype videos when we've already seen him. Brodus Clay beating Drew McIntyre...poor Drew, once again. Brodus winning is fair, and crowdpleasing, but surely he won't win the tournament. And finally, a big main event win for John Cena, CM Punk and Zack Ryder against Wade Barrett, the Miz and Dolph Ziggler. I think it could've been hyped more though, especially the Miz and Punk/Cena and Ziggler feuds. Ryder pinning Barrett gives the number one contender a sh*t-ton of potential, but at the same time, it hurt Barrett a lot. Especially since it was clean. Barrett needed the momentum more. A decent episode of RAW, but with the star-powered main event, nothing of note was important this week on RAW's undercard, other than the build for next week's King of the Ring special. I suspect next week's three hour show will be much better, though.
WWE NXT Live: Wednesday 30th May 2012...Ah, the first live episode. Nice. HAHAHAHA, Ricardo Rodriguez is the General Manager of NXT? I like it, it puts Rodriguez in a brilliant new position, with some comedy spots involved as well. Hopefully he can start wrestling matches here too, perhaps. Rodriguez just didn't sound like himself in the opening segment, though. It's too sudden to just have him turn into what appears to be a face authority role after being a heel comical stereotypical manager. NXT has a King of the Ring qualifier? Holy crap. I'm not sure what to think of that, but I know that Kassius Ohno deserved the victory here, but I know for certain that he won't get past the quarter-final round, realistically. It's just too soon for him, and NXT stars have always been portrayed as inferior to WWE on-television talent as far back as Season 1. Could provide Ohno a magnificent new direction though, I like the shake-up to NXT tonight. Hahaha, Ricardo regained his comedy side with Summer Rae in the backstage segment. Get her to start wrestling and losing every week, more hilarity. I wonder how Alberto Del Rio will respond when he returns from injury. Bo Rotundo beating Jake Carter in the Bunkhouse Brawl was nice, it's strange to see this match halfway through the show though; I'd have maybe had it opened with the qualifier here. Talk about a stacked episode of NXT already. A fatal four-way match and now a Bunkhouse Brawl, too. I liked the inclusion from Corey Graves, too. Up next, fantastic long interview with Paige practically introducing her character with different dimensions: innovative booking here. In this segment alone, we know exactly who Paige is. Now give her some wins and a main roster spot. Gold. I could see Paige feuding with Eve into SummerSlam for the WWE Divas Championship. Just don't rush that! And finally, good call with having Damien Sandow become the first NXT Champion against Alex Riley, it was the right decision. I didn't think the confetti was needed for the heel victory, though. Overall, your best episode of NXT to date: rightfully so, being live and broad. My only complaint with this show however, is how the NXT Championship seemed overshadowed by everything else going on. Just a thought. I'd like to see some more WWE Superstars-quality talent on ths show, too. Ezekiel Jackson, Yoshi Tatsu, Trent Barreta, Primo and Epico, etc.
WWE Friday Night SmackDown: Friday 1st June 2012...Welcome to June! Gone pretty quick, I remember replying to your first show like it was the other week. Johnny Curtis got a big win against Ezekiel Jackson, wow. And Curt Hawkins getting a win against Derrick Bateman was fine, not a problem with this episode of WWE Superstars this week. The opening promo with Daniel Bryan was great, talking about Dean Ambrose and Randy Orton. Wow, a triple threat steel-cage match for the World Heavyweight Championship - I care more about this brand's main title than RAW's, which is sort of bad. But I know that you can just level up the WWE Championship scene after No Way Out, at least. We have our legitimate main event for No Way Out booked then, it seems. Hoping that you don't rush the belt onto Ambrose, though. I doubt you will, anyway. Kofi Kingston beating R-Truth was fine, a good call and I could see him and Barrett having a decent feud into SummerSlam, provided that Barrett keeps the title, and Kofi manages to step up in the next couple of weeks. The six-man tag team match was massive, but should've opened the show or been the first-hour main event, me thinks. Good win for Rey Mysterio, Sin Cara and Brodus Clay, but I do think that the WWE Tag Team Champions looked a bit weak here, Ted Dibiase losing the fall. Hoping that Michael McGillicutty and Dibiase can step up in momentum after this. R-Truth and David Otunga with Dr Shelby was funny. Truth loves his wheelchair. Cody Rhodes beating Chris Jericho was nice, but could've done without the clean finish - I sense that with this level of match, that Jericho will come back to cost Cody the King of the Ring tournament this upcoming week on RAW, bringing us into a rematch at No Way Out. Nonetheless, Cody does have a chance of winning the tournament if he can gain a bit more momentum in the upcoming weeks. Ryback killing Jinder Mahal wasn't bad at all, I just hope that that was the end of Drew McIntyre's association with Mahal. I just want Jinder to go away, seriously. Up next, Sheamus beating Heath Slater was obvious, and I hope Slater has an original 3MB in comparison to real life's massive contrast of heel talent. What, no mention of Sheamus being a former King of the Ring winner? Weird. I think Sheamus will win this tournament. I do like the running gag with Sheamus harming Michael Cole in amusing circumstances. And finally, a big tag team main event win for Randy Orton and the Big Show against Antonio Cesaro and Dean Ambrose, although maybe too soon for Show and Cesaro's feud to get the main event focus. A good main event, with a lovely aftermath, making us remember Daniel Bryan is a part of this rivalry. Bryan proposing to AJ was spontaneous though, and should've happened at a later date or different show. It just seemed thrown together here. I hope Ambrose kidnaps AJ at some point. A good episode of SmackDown, and I think SmackDown has superior star talent to RAW in terms of who is in the King of the Ring tournament. A solid, busy week of WWE television, I'm looking forward to reading the King of the Ring special on RAW.
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Post by Planktung on Dec 11, 2012 0:41:28 GMT -5
| WWE NXT | June 6th, 2012 | Winter Park, FL |
- Following the signature intro, we were taken to a video package to recap last week's main event. In the finals of the NXT Championship tournament, Damien Sandow defeated Alex Riley to make history as the inaugural champion. Tonight, the Intellectual Savior of the Masses invites the WWE Universe to his "Intellectual Celebration," on NXT.
- Cutting directly to Full Sail University, the audience booed as Summer Rae made her way down to the ring. The former Assistant General Manager said that prior to last week, she had the perfect role on NXT. As Dusty Rhodes' assistant, she was able provide a direction for both the show, and the future stars of the WWE. But now, Ricardo Rodriguez is in power. And when she tried to greet him, she found out that he has no plans for her. "I'm not trying to brag, but I am an extremely valuable entity. And my talents cannot be wasted. So I'm asking Ricardo Rodriguez to please give me the opportunity to assist him in running NXT." A few seconds later, Ricardo made his way out to the ring, meeting Summer face to face. He told her that he wasn't trying to be rude, but what exactly did she do for NXT during Dusty Rhodes' reign as Interim GM? She said that she helped organize the NXT Championship tournament. "Great. The tournament is over now. So what can you do for me?" asked Ricardo. Summer said that she can organize talent exchanges with RAW and SmackDown. "You didn't do that. Dusty was the one solidified that deal with CM Punk, and I'm in the process of signing a deal with another WWE superstar." Summer seemed out of ideas before Ricardo made a few suggestions. "You can clean my house, wash my car, run my errands. You know, everything I spent two years doing for Alberto Del Rio." Summer was very hesitant, saying that she would rather not to any hard labor "Then I would rather not give you a spot on my roster. You're fired," said Ricardo as the audience erupted. As Ricardo was leaving the ring, Summer latched onto his leg. She pleaded with him, saying that she would do anything to keep her job. First, Ricardo told her to let go of him. Second, he said that he does have an idea. "I won't offer you the assistant role that you previously had, but I can offer you a spot on the roster as an active competitor." Summer said that was fine, but she just wants to know what she has to do. "All you have to do is compete next week against NXT's newest Diva." Summer seemed relieved, knowing that she would not have to stoop herself to the labor work that was suggested earlier. "Thank you so much, Ricardo! Who is my opponent?" she asked. ".....Paige," said Ricardo as Full Sail University erupted. Summer stood frozen in the center of the ring. Paige, the woman who she denied a job, now has what she wants. A spot on the NXT roster, and a match against Summer Rae.
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- Returning to NXT, a recap of the opening segment was shown. New General Manager Ricardo Rodriguez will allow Summer Rae to keep her job, on the condition that next week, she faces NXT's newest Diva, Paige.
- KASSIUS OHNO DEF. ALEX RILEY: With both men Ohno and Riley coming off of disappointing performances in the King of the Ring tournament and NXT Championship tournament respectively, a win was a must for either of them to get back on track here on NXT. In the end, Ohno was able to slip out of the Impaler DDT, catching A-Ry with a KO Elbow to pick up the victory.
- Ohno stood to his feet as raised his arms in victory, staring down at the fallen Riley. Despite coming up short in the King of the Ring tournament, Kassius Ohno looks to be back on track, eyes set on the NXT Championship.
- A graphic was shown for tonight's "Intellectual Celebration," held by the new NXT Champion, Damien Sandow.
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- A promo was shown for SmackDown this Friday. One week after making their engagement official, Daniel Bryan and AJ Lee will be guests on Miz TV. SmackDown, this Friday on SyFy.
- Backstage, Ricardo Rodriguez was shown in his office, receiving interview time that he had requested. Rob Naylor asked the new NXT GM what he had to share with the WWE Universe. Ricardo reminded everyone of his connections to the higher ups in WWE management. "Last week, I was able to secure a spot in the King of the Ring tournament for NXT. And I'm pleased to announce another deal that I have finalized. Last month, Dusty Rhodes was able to organize a deal with CM Punk. And that was very impressive. But I feel I have one upped the American Dream. So I'm proud to announce that coming to NXT next week......John Cena!" A mixed reaction emerged from Full Sail University as William Regal and Byron Saxton were at a loss for words on commentary. Next week, one of the most polarizing stars in WWE history, John Cena, will NXT a visit.
- JTG AND BIG E LANGSTON DEF. SAKAMOTO AND JIRO: After debuting last week, the bodyguard of JTG, Big E Langston, put on a dominant performance here tonight. After running right through both Sakamoto and Jiro, he tagged in JTG to allow him to get the pinfall victory.
- The audience booed as JTG stood up, telling all of the "haters" to shut up. Big E Langston raised his arm in victory, the bodyguard of "Mr. NXT" standing tall over the carnage that he just orchestrated.
- A video promo was shown for another new Diva heading to NXT. Raquel Diaz and the "Exfoliating Ugliness Tour," coming soon to WWE NXT.
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- Returning to WWE NXT, Sofia Cortez was shown in the Diva's locker room when a frantic Summer Rae walked in. "I have nothing to worry about for next week. You have my back, right? Right? Right? Please say right," said Summer. "I know I said I would deal with Paige, but for next week, I won't bother. Because I actually want to see her smash your barbie face in."
- RICHIE STEAMBOAT, BO ROTUNDO, AND MIKE DALTON DEF. MASON RYAN, COREY GRAVES, AND JAKE CARTER: A fantastic six man tag main event here on NXT. A ton of action between both teams, though Mason Ryan was the difference maker as the strongest of the two trios was able to keep the opposing team grounded. After simultaneous Suicide Dives from Steamboat and Dalton onto the Filth Parade, Bo took Mason down with a huge Spear to get the victory.
- The audience popped as Richie and Dalton joined Bo in the ring, the face trio celebrating their huge victory. While they were united on this evening, the bond can't last forever as all three of them have to be gunning for the NXT Championship now.
- A graphic was shown for NXT Champion Damien Sandow's "Intellectual Celebration," next!
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- A promo was shown for No Way Out, live Sunday June 17th, only on pay-per-view.
- Returning to NXT, the theme of Damien Sandow hit as the NXT Champion made his way out to the stage, basking in the glory of winning the championship tournament last week. He stepped into the ring, taking a microphone as Full Sail University showered him with boos. "Thank you for your irrelevant opinion," he said to even more heat. "This is not an occasion for you all to express irrational displeasure. This is an occasion for you all to celebrate. Celebrate because finally, there is a champion with an extraordinary vision of a better WWE Universe. With me conducting the future, it is finally plausible that one day, you will all reach the tier of intelligence that up until now, has been contained by only myself. No longer will I be administrating order to a hopeless and nonsensical group of ignoramuses. With me representing NXT as its champion, I have the ability to transcend the WWE Universe into true intellectualism. And on top of that, I can single-handedly revise Full Sail University into the finest learning institution that the modern era has ever witnessed. Before Sandow could continue, he was interrupted by the arrival of Seth Rollins. He stepped into, coming face to face with the new NXT Champion. "Damien, you're giving this celebration speech as if you have proven yourself as the best in NXT. But the reality is that you're not. Sure, you beat Richie Steamboat. You beat Alex Riley in the Finals. But in that gap between those two matches, you didn't beat me." The audience popped as Sandow tried to correct Rollins. "Delusional civilian. If you refer to the history books, the result of our bout will read that I indeed defeated you." Rollins reminded Sandow that he won by disqualification. "Until you pin my shoulders to the mat or make me submit, you haven't won anything. So Sandow, if you want to prove yourself as the NXT Champion, you will do the right thing and give me a title shot." Full Sail University applauded Rollins as Sandow cut them off. "Silence, young scholars! Rollins, I suggest you take your case to Mr. Rodriguez and file a report on why you somehow believe you are deserving of a championship match. Then, within a ninety day time frame, I will meet with a committee of officials and we will discuss whether or not you should be the recipient of an NXT Championship match." Rollins told Sandow that he's not waiting ninety days. He wants his title shot right now! "Do you have severe hearing issues? I specifically said that you must file a report-" Sandow wasn't allowed to finish as Rollins leveled him in the head with the microphone. The crowd went wild as Rollins attempted to hit the Blackout, but Sandow rolled out of the ring in time. However, he left behind the NXT Championship. Rollins grabbed the title, raising it high in the air as Sandow retreated up the entrance ramp, shouting "How dare you?!" at the man who he never truly defeated.
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Post by tg11 on Dec 11, 2012 9:49:50 GMT -5
NXT Review
I loved NXT and especially the way you opened the show up with Summer Rae and then Ricardo Rodriguez the new NXT GM coming out and Summer desperately wanting to keep her job only for Ricardo to ask her just why she felt the need to keep her job by asking what was in it for him but then reminding her of all the things she did to help Dusty when he was NXT GM but that so far she has done nothing to prove herself to him and then giving her all the tasks that he has done as Del Rio's personal ring announcer but Summer not wanting to stoop down to that level but then Ricardo firing her was even better only for her to end up keeping her job in the end but getting her chance as an active Diva on the roster but having to face Paige, this is going to be great
Kassius Ohno with another victory, this time beating Alex Riley, Ohno doesn't deserve to be on NXT anymore, he should be on either RAW or Smackdown now considering his showing in the KOTR tournament, not having to lower himself to being a part of this third-rate show
Daniel Bryan and AJ on MizTV, I definitely cannot wait for that
Ricardo making the announcement that Mr. Hollywood himself, Mr. Overrated, John Cena is going to be on NXT, I wonder just what Cena is going to be doing here on NXT, which is like WWE's third-rate show
JTG and Big E Langston beating Sakamoto and Jiro, I thought was a great match, definitely a great one and I love this tag team combination of JTG and Big E
Raquel Diaz, daughter of Vickie Guerrero and the late Eddie Guerrero is going to be on NXT, this is great, comes from a great lineage, her father being a WWE Hall of Famer, her mother being Vickie, and her grandfather being Gory Guerrero, this is in her blood, and I see great things in Raquel's future if she were to change her last name to Guerrero
Summer trying to get back-up in the form of Sofia Cortez and Sofia turning her down, Summer has no help, Paige is going to destroy her next week
Steamboat, Rotundo, and Dalton beating Mason Ryan, Jake Carter and Corey Graves was great
And to end the show with Damien Sandow's celebration, I loved it, only for Rollins to interrupt, and it ending with Rollins with the NXT Championship, something tells me these 2 are going to end up having a match for the NXT Title at No Way Out with an NXT match somehow being on the card
Great episode of NXT and I can't wait until Smackdown
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Post by MizTV on Dec 11, 2012 21:15:59 GMT -5
So before we start I think Sandow is great so don't change him. Ricardo in power? HELL NO!!! I don't like Summer either but Paige!! Yea!!I like Ohno but he needs to work as a heel. From what I've gathered he is a face right? Change Riley's finisher the DDT doesn't work. Have Ohno KO Cena please!! Sakamoto and Jiro is unique. Bye bye summer. I know you hate Bo and like Graves so do what's right and next week have a rematch. Do you know Sandow cause he wrote that promo for you. Oh boy my two NXT fans going at it here. Just needs to happen. I love your sims and I can't stop reading it. It's more addictive than a drugee's meth he needs
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Post by Planktung on Dec 15, 2012 0:47:43 GMT -5
| Friday Night SmackDown! | June 8th, 2012 | Columbia, SC |
[/b][/color][/td][/tr][/table] WWE Superstars 6/7 Taping Results Trent Barreta def. Hunico Layla def. Maxine[/center] - After the signature WWE intro, we were taken directly to the arena here in Columbia, where the ring was set up for the second edition of the WWE's newest talk show, Miz TV. Tony Chimel introduced the Miz to a ton of heat from the audience. Miz was met by several "CM Punk" chants, to which he asked his usual question. "Really? Really? CM Punk is not here tonight, and he won't be around for much longer after I deal with him in nine nights inside of a Steel Cage." More boos emerged as Miz couldn't care less about the opinions of the WWE Universe. "And just like me, one of my guests tonight will also be competing in a Steel Cage match at No Way Out. And on top of that, he shocked the entire world last week when he did this." A recap from last week was shown, where Daniel Bryan proposed to AJ Lee. Miz then introduced his two guests for tonight's show, Bryan and AJ. The two made their way out, the boos being directed towards the former World Heavyweight Champion. "Yes!" he shouted uncontrollably as he made his way down to the ring with his fiance. "You know, Daniel, I have to admit something. Two years ago, when I was your pro on NXT, I saw absolutely zero potential in you. But I think it's fitting that someone like myself who spent years proving people wrong, was on the other side for once. You have proven me and many others wrong. Are you still a nerd? Yes. But are you also one of the best athletes in the world today? Yes. Will you reclaim the World Heavyweight Championship at No Way Out against Randy Orton and Dean Ambrose? Yes. And did you make me a believer? Yes!" Miz continuously shouted "Yes!" as Bryan's ego soaked the moment in. "But I didn't come to SmackDown to talk about my personal feelings towards you, or No Way Out. I came to ask one simple question. When's the wedding?" Bryan picked up a microphone, saying that he first wants to make something clear. "Many people out there believe that I proposed to AJ to keep her in my corner. To make sure that I have someone who can help me once again become World Heavyweight Champion. So to those people, are you all dead wrong? Yes! Yes! Yes! I asked AJ to marry me because I truly and deeply love her. And we are proud to announce that the wedding will be held next week right here on SmackDown." Bryan then asked AJ a question of his own. "Sweetie, make this clear to the world. Next week, are you looking forward to becoming Mrs. AJ Lee Bryan?"
- The audience repeatedly shouted "No!" in an attempt to answer for AJ. Before she could speak for herself, Dean Ambrose's theme hit as he made his way out to the stage. "Why are we wasting time with this debacle. Nobody cares about Daniel Bryan, or AJ, or the Miz. This situation shouldn't even be about a damn wedding! It should be about No Way Out inside of a Steel Cage, where I shock humanity and become the World Heavyweight Champion!" Ambrose received a mixed reaction before telling Bryan that he made a dire mistake by proposing last week. "Daniel, I would have expected the former World Heavyweight Champion to display more traces of a brain than you have. Your focus should not be on a girl who looks like she isn't even old enough to legally be someone's bride. Your focus should be on No Way Out, because let's face it, you have no chance at victory." When Bryan questioned Ambrose, he said that Bryan isn't at the level of his two opponents. "I am the most dangerous man in sports entertainment today. And as much as I despise him, I know Orton comes pretty close to me. While the two of us are busy focusing on the levels of punishment we will extract on one another, you're browsing through cakes and decorations." Before Bryan could get a chance to respond, "Voices" hit as the audience erupted. World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton made his way out to the stage, sharing Ambrose's thoughts. "As much as I hate Dean Ambrose, I can respect someone who, like me, is willing to go the extra mile to bring agonizing pain to an individual. At No Way Out, I know he's not going to hold anything back, and that's what I look forward to. But I don't want to face Daniel Bryan, the husband. I want to face Daniel Bryan, the competitor. The man who gave me the fight of my life at Over The Limit, that's who I want to stand across the ring from when we're locked inside of a Steel Cage." Bryan said that listening to Orton and Ambrose was becoming tedious. "Don't worry about where my focus is, because I can tell that right now, you two are underestimating me. But from what I can tell, there's two sides to this argument. Me and Miz are on the same page, while you two are on the same page. So if you're worried about me focus, I'll prove you two wrong tonight in a tag team match." Orton and Ambrose looked at each other before the two rivals nodded their heads in approval. The audience popped as it looks like we have our main event set for tonight.
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- Returning to SmackDown, a recap of the opening segment was shown as we were given the official confirmation for the main event. World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton and Dean Ambrose will team up to take on Daniel Bryan and the Miz.
- The theme of Ted DiBiase and Michael McGillicutty hit as the WWE Tag Team Champions made their way out to a chorus of boos. A graphic was shown for the tag team Street Fight at No Way Out, where Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara will receive their final opportunity at the gold. DiBiase said that with their Street Fight coming up un nine nights, they're looking forward to not only putting Mysterio and Cara behind them, but ending their careers in the process. "And as a warm up for next Sunday, we're looking for a fight. So if any team in the back is feeling brave, come down right now and be Mysterio and Cara for the day."
- NON-TITLE STREET FIGHT - WWE TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS TED DIBIASE AND MICHAEL MCGILLICUTTY DEF. THE USOS: The challenge laid out by the champions was accepted by the Usos, holding their own here in this Street Fight. DiBiase pulled out a trash can from underneath the ring, which had a Rey Mysterio mask inside. He placed the mask over Jey's head before planting him with Dream Street onto the trash can to get the victory.
- DiBiase and McGillicutty were handed back their WWE Tag Team Championships as they raised them high in the air. However, DiBiase continued the assault on Jey as McGillicutty slid a table into the ring. Before any more damage could be done, Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara hit the ring to make the save. The WWE Tag Team Champions retreated up the ramp as Rey and Cara assisted the Usos, staring down their opponents in nine days at No Way Out.
- Backstage, Daniel Bryan was shown walking down a corridor when he passed by Kaitlyn, who he felt was looking at him awkwardly. He asked Kaitlyn what her problem was, to which she responded "You think you can just manipulate AJ? Practically forcing her to marry you for the sole purpose of becoming World Heavyweight Champion?" Bryan told Kaitlyn that she couldn't be any more wrong. "Like I said earlier, I proposed to AJ because I love her. This whole idea that everyone has about the World Heavyweight Title being my influence, they're wrong. And I'm glad AJ isn't listening to them, and especially you. Besides, I've received a ton of support from the WWE Universe in regards to the wedding. Johnny Curtis is even allowing me to have my bachelor party in his van. You know how cool you have to be to be invited to Curtis' van?" Kaitlyn said that she gets invites every week, so it's nothing special. "The point I'm trying to make is that you can't keep lying. Sooner of later, the truth will come out. And in the end, you're going to hurt AJ. And do you care? No, no, no." Bryan then asked Kaitlyn if she was jealous. "Do you envy the fact that unlike AJ, you can't have all of this?" said Bryan as Kaitlyn left the scene in disgust.
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- Returning to SmackDown, we were shown footage from Heath Slater's "Band Auditions." The One Man Band sat in an empty auditorium, saying that he's giving the opportunity of a life time. The first superstar who auditioned was Yoshi Tatsu, who tried to play guitar, though he simply plucked the same string repeatedly. "Do you even know how to play?" asked Slater, to which Tatsu shook his head. Hornswoggle auditioned next, attempting to play the drums. He was unable to though, prompting Slater to laugh at him. The Great Khali appeared on the stage to cheer Hornswoggle up, and audition as well. However, he simply broke the drumsticks in half and smashed his fist through the snare drum. Finally, Santino Marella and Derrick Bateman appeared, Bateman playing bongos while Santino recited poetry. "You know this is a band audition, right?" Santino pulled a piece of paper out of his pocket, angrily telling Bateman that he got the wrong address.
- RYBACK DEF. PRIMO AND EPICO: While Primo and Epico were able to take Ryback to his longest match yet, it was feeding time for the monster as he lifted the former WWE Tag Team Champions up to his shoulders, planting the two of them with Shell Shock to get the victory.
- The audience popped as Ryback stood to his feet, raising his arms in victory as he stood over the motionless bodies of Primo and Epico. Suddenly, he was attacked from behind by Drew McIntyre and Jinder Mahal. The duo assaulted Ryback as Mahal locked him in he Camel Clutch. The audience roared with "Feed me more!" chants as Ryback powered out of the hold, slamming Mahal's back onto the mat. McIntyre and Mahal both rolled out of the ring as Ryback stared on at them, shouting "Feed me more!" himself.
- A graphic was shown for the coronation of "King" Cody Rhodes, next on SmackDown!
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- Returning to SmackDown, a recap of the King of the Ring tournament this past Monday was shown, which concluded with Cody Rhodes take his place on the throne as the 2012 King of the Ring winner.
- Cutting back to the area, the King of the Ring throne was shown in the ring as Tony Chimel introduced the winner of the tournament, Cody Rhodes. The audience showed their disapproval for the new King, though he couldn't care less. He sat in the throne, microphone in the hand as the boos continued. "Not single one of you people's opinions matter. Because I'm sitting here on this throne as your King of the Ring." Cody said that the question as to whether or not he would be victorious in the tournament was actually never a question at all. No one should be surprised at the result, and no one should be surprised of what is to come because of this victory. "WWE Universe, be prepared. A new era is upon us. Because at SummerSlam, I will become the new World Heavyweight Champion." At that moment, Cody's coronation was interrupted by the arrival of Chris Jericho. Y2J stepped into the ring as Cody was livid, saying that he has no business interrupting his coronation. Jericho said that it may be rude of him, but it's not like he cares. "I actually wanted to congratulate you, Cody. Not only on winning the King of the Ring tournament, but on defeating me last week. And last I checked, that makes us even at one victory a piece. And I don't to leave an even record." Cody said that he agrees as well, and knows what Jericho is getting at. "If it's a match at No Way Out that you're asking for, it's one that you will get." Jericho said that while a match at No Way Out is nice, that's not exactly what he was getting at. "No Way Out, that's great. But I want more than that. Because the rubber match between us should have far more at stake. Something valuable. Something extraordinary. Something such as......your SummerSlam title shot." The crowd popped as Cody smirked, telling Jericho that he's out of his mind. "That World Heavyweight Championship match is mine. We will face off one final time at No Way Out, but it will only be that. Our final match, and the second time where I will stand tall over you. I'm not putting my title shot on the line." Jericho told Cody that if he doesn't want to put his SummerSlam title shot on the line, then that's fine. "But I just spoke to Teddy Long, who loved the idea. And I already had it confirmed before I even came out here." The audience popped for the announcement as Cody was livid. Jericho, on the other hand, was all smiles as he gained some enjoyment out of Cody's temper tantrum. Despite winning the King of the Ring tournament, Cody may not be going to SummerSlam as he will put his title opportunity on the line against Chris Jericho at No Way Out.
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- Returning to SmackDown, Cody Rhodes was shown storming down a corridor, in search for Teddy Long. He finally came across his office, marching inside. Cody shouted at Teddy, telling him that it is unacceptable for him to be forced to put his title shot on the line at No Way Out. "You have one win. Jericho has one win. The deciding match should have a little something extra to it, and I was on board with Jericho's idea. The match will happen at No Way Out, and it will be for your SummerSlam title shot."
- R-TRUTH DEF BIG SHOW VIA COUNTOUT: As Show was gearing up for the Knockout Punch, the theme of Antonio Cesaro hit as the Intercontinental Champion made his way down to ringside. This distracted Show long enough for Truth to jump onto his back, though he was able to get him off. Cesaro climbed onto the ring apron, getting Show's attention again. The World's Largest Athlete swung his fist as Cesaro, though he was able to quickly dodge it. Show chased Cesaro up the ramp as the official neared the ten count. As Show was trying to get into the ring, Cesaro ran down to ringside once again, grabbing his leg to prevent him from meeting the ten count.
- Cesaro hurried up the entrance ramp as the announcement was made that the Big Show had been counted out. Truth was surprised himself, celebrating his victory. However, his celebration was short lived as he turned around and was met with a Knockout Punch. Show stared down Cesaro, who raised the Intercontinental Championship high in the air on the stage.
- Backstage, World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton was shown in his locker room, preparing for tonight's tag team main event. Soon, Dean Ambrose walked in. He told Orton that he wants to make something clear for tonight. "Randall, my dream at the moment is for my knee to collide with your skull to the point that portions of your brain eject from your ears. But tonight, we need to do the impossible and form a cohesive unit. Not for the purpose of winning, but to get Daniel Bryan's head straight. His mind is on AJ and the wedding and whatnot, while you and I are focused on what really matters in this situation, and that's the World Heavyweight Championship." Orton told Ambrose that he wants nothing more than to inflict serious, serious punishment on him, but he agrees about tonight. "We get Daniel Bryan back in the zone, and No Way Out will be just how we want it. Brutal, barbaric, and chaotic." Ambrose said that he wouldn't want anything less.
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- Returning from the commercial break, R-Truth was shown backstage being attended to by trainers and David Otunga. He slowly regained his consciousness after being hit with a Knockout Punch from the Big Show moments ago. "Truth, can you hear me?" asked the trainer. "Who's Truth?" asked R-Truth. A confused Otunga told that that's his name. "Who are you?" asked Truth. "....Um....I'm David Otunga." "Nice to meet you!" said Truth as he shook Otunga's hand. Otunga and the trainer stared at Truth as it would appear that the Big Show's Knockout Punch has given him amnesia.
- TENSAI DEF. EZEKIEL JACKSON Prior to the bout, footage from RAW was shown, where Tensai delivered a Chokebomb to Sheamus through the announce table. Sheamus was not here tonight, leaving Big Zeke to attempt to take down the monster, Tensai. Ezekiel grasped Tensai's neck, trying to choke him out. However, Tensai was able to grab Ezekiel's arm and simply pry it off of his neck. Tensai then planted Ezekiel with a Chokebomb, gaining the victory.
- Tensai shouted at Ezekiel Jackson as he stood tall in victory. Michael Cole rambled on on commentary, saying that his insurance policy paid off. "Tensai is stronger than ever, and most of all, I no longer have to deal with that Great White joke!"
- Backstage, Daniel Bryan, The Miz, and AJ Lee were all shown making their way down to the ring. Bryan and Miz meet World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton and Dean Ambrose, next!
- COMMERCIAL BREAK
- A promo was shown for No Way Out, live next Sunday, only on pay per view.
- DANIEL BRYAN AND THE MIZ DEF. WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION RANDY ORTON AND DEAN AMBROSE: A very good main event tag bout here to round things out for SmackDown, nine nights before these four men compete in Steel Cage matches, three of them for the World Heavyweight Championship. As Orton was coiling for the RKO onto Daniel Bryan, Dean Ambrose hit his own partner with a Knee Trembler! The audience showered Ambrose with boos as he stepped to the outside, allowing Daniel Bryan to cover Orton and get the victory.
- The audience booed as Bryan stood to his feet, hugging the Miz in celebration. "Yes!" he shouted repeatedly as he stood tall over the World Heavyweight Champion, whom he just pinned. Bryan, Miz, and AJ Lee made their way up the entrance ramp, where Bryan and AJ remained. In the ring, Ambrose slid back in as Orton stirred to his feet. He went for another Knee Trembler, but the World Heavyweight Champion dodged it. He and Ambrose traded blows in the ring as Bryan once again did his over the top celebration, realizing how well the situation was going for him. Nine nights before No Way Out, he was able to sit back and watch his two opponents implode as a team. And on top of that, he can also look ahead to next week, where he and AJ Lee will become husband and wife.
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Post by Planktung on Dec 15, 2012 0:49:49 GMT -5
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Post by tg11 on Dec 15, 2012 21:02:51 GMT -5
Smackdown Review
I definitely loved how you opened up Smackdown with MizTV and then Miz talking about his guest being his former protege the former World Heavyweight Champion Daniel Bryan and how he believed in his former protege in terms of him having what it takes to be champion again only for Bryan to come out with AJ and then the wedding being next week, I can definitely see Bryan standing her up at the altar or completely humiliating her in front of the whole world as he says NO to marrying her but the segment ending with Ambrose interrupting and then Orton and then it ending with a Tag Team Main Event being announced with Orton & Ambrose vs. Miz and Bryan, how is that going to happen if Orton and Ambrose both despise each other to the point where they want to end each other once and for all
The WWE Unified Tag Team Champions DiBiase and Mcgillicutty just seem to be picking up more momentum heading into their Tag Team Street Fight for the WWE Unified Tag Team Championship by beating another multi-generational tag team in The Usos, and just when they are about to inflict even more pain on The Usos after the match, Mysterio and Cara their opponents at No Way Out make the save, I loved this segment
Kaitlyn and Daniel Bryan's backstage segment I also loved a lot too, because she is on to Bryan, and she knows what he is planning to do to her friend AJ and I hope Kaitlyn is able to talk some sense into AJ before the wedding next Friday on Smackdown
The One Man Rock Band auditions to me, this segment I didn't really care for at all, so I am not even going to get into that
Ryback just keeps being dominant as he is dominating Smackdown beating Primo and Epico both simultaneously at the same time in impressive fashion, Ryback is a beast and then out of nowhere Mahal and McIntyre both attack Ryback only for Ryback to turn it around and get the last laugh, I think Ryback's feud with them is far from over
King Cody Rhodes, loved his coronation segment on Smackdown and now that he is King, he has a guaranteed title shot at SummerSlam for the World Heavyweight Championship and then Jericho interrupts him, the audacity, the gall, of all the things for Jericho to do and then afterwards it all ending with a match being made for them at No Way Out but this time with Cody's SummerSlam title shot being on the line, this isn't fair to King Cody at all
Truth with a huge win over Big Show even if it happens to be by count-out, Truth still won but only because the WWE Intercontinental Champion Antonio Cesaro Big Show's opponent at No Way Out got involved in the match distracting Show preventing him from getting back into the ring and then after the match Show knocking out Truth with the WMD, I love it
Cesaro is in a world of trouble at No Way Out especially because there is no way he can give the Neutralizer to Big Show who is almost 500 pounds give or take, no way he can lift Big Show, and no way he walks out as IC Champion, only unless he either gets himself intentionally counted out or intentionally DQ'ed as a way to keep his title, then that's the only way I see him escaping Big Show
Orton and Ambrose backstage segment I also enjoyed a whole lot too because I just love their rivalry so badly and these 2 are just willing to destroy themselves but realize that they have bigger fish to fry like Daniel Bryan so then that way they can focus the match on themselves while Bryan's focus is elsewhere, I smell a rat, I see Ambrose turning on my man Orton or my man Orton turning on Ambrose costing them the match
Truth got hit hard with that WMD, maybe it will finally snap him out of it to the point where he can become a serious R-Truth rather than become a joke, and Lil' Jimmy the whole nonsense behind all of that will be gone and Truth can become The Suntan Superman Ron The Truth Killings his TNA character
Tensai with another win this time beating Big Zeke Ezekiel Jackson, he keeps riding momentum each and every match but I see Sheamus derailing Tensai at No Way Out with their match being added to the card at the last minute
I knew Ambrose was going to turn on Orton, it was too good to be true costing them the match and then Ambrose going to finish off his handi-work only for Orton to come to and realize what is about to happen moves out of the way and then attacks Ambrose evening the score while Bryan is on the ramp watching his 2 opponents at No Way Out destroy one another while he is not having a care in the world as he screams YES over and over again, at No Way Out Bryan is going to be in for a world of hurt
Great Smackdown episode and I can't wait until RAW
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Post by DTP. on Dec 15, 2012 21:40:35 GMT -5
WWE Monday Night RAW: The King of the Ring: Monday 4th June 2012...Curt Hawkins getting a singles victory against Yoshi Tatsu is great news! Good win for Antonio Cesaro against Tyson Kidd in a decent main event, a good edition of WWE Superstars this week. Ric Flair kicking off the show with a long promo, it looks like. Good call to have a contract signing open the show actually, now I come to think about it. Nicely written segment between CM Punk and the Miz, I'm enjoying their feud so far; I'm hoping it surpasses No Way Out though, definitely. I think it's definitely one of those high-profile feuds that could boom the product into shape. A steel-cage match eh? Good call, although you may be jumping the shark a little bit, if I'm honest. It goes to show how little the superstars actually raad into the contract, haha. Evan Bourne facing Kofi Kingston is a hot opening contest, given their history. I think the right man got the win though, but I can't see the WWE United States Champion winning the tournament honestly. Another announcement next week? Hmm, I'll bite. Christian with a win against Jack Swagger is fine, not a lot to that, apart from how I like the history factor once again. 2009 feels like a lifetime ago, though. This doesn't make Swagger look good at all though. Sort of expected this, with Christian now on his way to meeting his good buddy, Evan Bourne in the semi-finals. Up next, Sheamus and Kassius Ohno drawing? I'm not sure if I'm cool with that, to be honest. Great exposure for Ohno, just getting a draw against a big name talent in his first RAW appearance - and it is different booking to say the least; but it may have hurt Sheamus more than what it helped Ohno. Tensai attacking Sheamus afterwards is fine, hopefully Sheamus can dispose of Tensai at No Way Out. Up next, a good win for Cody Rhodes, as he now gets a clear pathway to the finals. This format of tournament on television is effective, as it gives more time to other non-tournament matches and segments. I sort of think that the win made it clear that Christian was going to beat Bourne in the semi-final round though. I'm liking the frustration from Wade Barrett towards RAW General Manager Ric Flair, to say the least. Zack Ryder getting a win against Dolph Ziggler was good, not a lot more to add to that, except from how it's not helping Ziggler at all in his feud with John Cena. Up next, another comedy skit with R-Truth, Dr Shelby and David Otunga. I'm enjoying the character progression. Christian beating Evan Bourne was expected, and now the babyface has to fight again wounded, in the finals of the King of the Ring tournament. Logic says that Christian has this tournament won, in that case. I do admire the "oneupmanship" storyline that Evan and Christian are having though. I expect that Christian's face turn is coming up later tonight or next week. Bray Wyatt's back to square one. Eh. Your dialogue for him is good, but these vignettes have done all they can for him at this point. Eve with a win against Alicia Fox was expected, and Beth Phoenix accepting the challenge for No Way Out was nice. I do hope that Phoenix doesn't disappear for a while, at least - I am enjoying Eve as WWE Divas Champion, though. Up next, Cody gets the win against Christian!? Wow, I like Evan Bourne's interference, and once again that even playing field sets the toll for their rivalry. Hopefully Cody can progress into the main event mold in the coming weeks, he has a lot of building up to do if he wants that WWE Championship match at SummerSlam - whilst remaining credible as a contender in a big money main event match. Up last, a good WWE Championship main event with John Cena getting the win, but Barrett squirming out of the match. Dolph Ziggler's interference saved his own momentum, I think. Barrett taking Ryder down was good - hopefully that's the case on June 17th, too. Overall, a decent three-hour edition of RAW, but several decisions threw me off of liking it too much.
WWE NXT: Wednesday 6th June 2012...Summer Rae plays as a heel? Interesting. Nice begging segment with NXT General Manager, Ricardo Rodriguez (still can't believe I'm saying that). Ricardo really grew into his own character here, out of that comedy role. Great writing. Paige facing Summer sounds interesting, I guess this can allow Paige to get onto the roster officially, too. Kassius Ohno beating Alex Riley is a step forward for Ohno, who now has credibility after taking himself and Sheamus out of the King of the Ring tournament on RAW - in my mind that puts Ohno ahead of everyone on the NXT roster, even the NXT Champion. I'm not sure if that's a good thing. Riley meanwhile falls further down the card after reaching the finals of the NXT Championship tournament, but oh well. Looking forward to Damien Sandow's celebration segment later on, you always wrote his promos very very well. John Cena on NXT next week? Interesting move to say the least. Up next, good tag team win for JTG and his bodyguard, Big E Langston against Sakamoto and Jiro - I'd love to see Sakamoto and Jiro with some more momentum. You could have a great talent exchange match with Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara one time. That'd be phenomenal. Raquel Diaz's character was annoying, but worked well. Hopefully the "Exfoliating Ugliness Tour" lasts longer than it actually did. I hope Raquel and Paige run into one another soon, anyway. Nice segment with Sofia Cortez and Summer Rae. I wonder if there's an alliance in here somewhere. Good win for Richie Steamboat, Bo Rotundo and Mike Dalton against Mason Ryan, Jake Carter and Corey Graves - although I hope that Mason Ryan can get back on his feet quickly from all of these clean losses to Rotundo and Steamboat. And finally, awesome final promo with the NXT Champion and his next potential contender in Seth Rollins. Hopefully you build this up for a while, don't rush it out! This could be the premiere rivalry on the NXT brand. Good work this week, nothing too special but the beginning of what could be something awesome with Sandow and Rollins.
WWE Friday Night SmackDown: Friday 8th June 2012...Trent Barreta beating Hunico was nothing, and the same really applied for Layla against Maxine. Filler. I hope to see more of Maxine in the future. Speaking of which, where did Johnny Curtis disappear off to? Miz TV kicking things off was the right call, and I loved the character relationship progression between the Miz and Daniel Bryan finally being established. I sort of think that the Bryan and AJ wedding situation put a damper on the World Heavyweight Championship triple threat match in nine days, honestly. I think if it's looking to main event No Way Out, it should get in some more hype this Monday on RAW, in my honest opinion. Next week on SmackDown? Seems predictable that Randy Orton or Dean Ambrose will get involved. Hopefully something different happens, anyway. Ambrose interrupting the Miz's segment was great, and Randy Orton's involvement as well made for great television. Sounds like a nice idea with our main event set up, almost combining the two steel-cage matches for No Way Out. Ted Dibiase and Michael McGillicutty's promo was good, talking down Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara - and a win against the Usos furthered that, I thought. I'm wondering if AJ's going to change her mind, and I liked Daniel Bryan's interaction with Kaitlyn. Eh, Johnny Curtis! I liked this segment, it set some boundaries for this wedding situation. Haha, yes! Running gag segment with Heath Slater. I liked Santino Marella and Derrick Bateman's audition the best. The Great Khali and Hornswoggle sounded the most realistic, though. Ryback beating Primo and Epico got Ryback more credibility, progressing him and highering him up the metaphorical food chain. Jinder Mahal and Drew McIntyre resuming their mini-feud with Ryback was nice. Up next, a great promo to bring us into the second hour of SmackDown, with Cody Rhodes' King of the Ring coronation. Great setup with Chris Jericho triggering their rubber match encounter at No Way Out. A win for Cody seems very viable right now, with him needed all he can to look great for SummerSlam. Oh, Cody's going for the World Heavyweight Championship now? Wow, or I could see Chris Jericho getting the win and taking the slot at SummerSlam, great idea here. Makes the match at No Way Out very unpredictable. R-Truth beating Big Show by count-out was strange, but Antonio Cesaro with the interference made sense. It helped R-Truth's character too, aiding with the comedy skits on RAW. Dissension with Ambrose and Orton is great, making for what should be a chaotic main event tag match. R-Truth now having amnesia sounds fantastic, great idea there after being knocked out by Big Show. That also helps Show's character out a lot, too. Tensai beating Ezekiel Jackson was hopefully quick and painful. I think it's nearly time for WWE to pull the trigger and let go of Zeke though - this was his first SmackDown appearance in a long time. Forgettable segment this week. And finally, great main event win for Daniel Bryan and the Miz after Ambrose turned on Orton. And a great conclusion with Bryan and AJ Lee standing tall over the descended partnership of Ambrose and Orton. A sign that things won't be so grand for Bryan and AJ next week though, on their wedding night~! A good episode of SmackDown this week, practically blew away everything else I think. An eventful week of WWE television, a lot of good things going on right now.
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Post by Planktung on Dec 16, 2012 19:15:55 GMT -5
BARRETT INJURED ; TITLE TO BE VACATED ON RAWThis past Saturday (June 9th), WWE Champion Wade Barrett was injured at a House Show in Barcelona, Spain. Barrett competed in the main event, where he defended the title against CM Punk. The injury came during a spot where Punk dropkicked him as he stood on the ring apron, falling back and hitting his elbow on the guard rail. Barrett appeared to be in serious pain as several officials attended to him. The injury led to CM Punk winning via countout, which was an unplanned finish. A few hours later, it was reported that Barrett suffered a dislocated left elbow, requiring surgery. Barrett will undergo surgery on Tuesday, and is expected to be out of action anywhere from three to six months. WWE.com is reporting that Barrett will relinquish the WWE Championship this Monday on RAW, and General Manager Ric Flair will announce the fate of the championship with No Way Out just one week away.
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