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Post by The Kevstaaa on Aug 16, 2013 10:31:46 GMT -5
Hell in a Cell Despite not posting on these boards consistently for quite some time, I have been following this for sure and it has become one of my favorite all time reads on this board. Jumping right into the PPV, the best possible opener I could imagine and an absolute dream match in my humble opinion. Great write up and I figured Bryan would lose as it's tough for a face to lose a submission match. Can't wait to see how Angle/Rhodes plays out as I'm sure Rhodes will retain and that's an original feud. Glad that Wrestling Royalty retained and I love that they are legit Tag Team Champions who have been in main events. Really makes the tag team division seem very strong. As I said, Rhodes retaining was the right call and a decent match, I always felt like these two would have pretty good chemistry for some reason. Surprised to see Ryback's streak end as I don't know if ending it in a handicap match is the right call. On one hand, it keeps Ryback strong as it took two men + Maddox to beat him, but on the other, it would've been awesome if Reigns was able to get a huge rub by beating him in a singles match. Surprised to see Show beat Ambrose, it reminds me of when he beat Rhodes for the IC Title at WrestleMania. I was sad but hopes Rhodes would move up in the card, so I pray Ambrose gets a push. Loving the midcard right now with Ambrose/Sandow/Cesaro. Can't stress enough how much I love the emphasis on the Divas division and I absolutely adore Paige. She is behind only AJ as my favorite Diva. I kinda like that she wasn't able to get the win in her first shot, but I see her winning in her second. Helps Eve's reign a bit, which has been good, but keeps Paige pretty strong. Happy to see Barrett regain the belt that he never really lost, as I've always felt he could be more than he is in real life. I see Ziggler going face since the Maddox Administration left him for dead basically. Obvious choice for the main event and glad to see Punk won. Great, lengthy write up and I liked the finish. Rock coming out was interesting and I like that Punk turned on him. He had a big face moment with the win and then flipped the switch on the crowd, which he's great at. Great show, continues my love for this diary and everything about it.
Raw I really like how the Maddox Administration feels like The Corporation and seeing Cena come back was cool. Also, loved the touch of the Flair stuff in Charlotte. Hoping to see a big Maddox Administration match at Survivor Series. Solid tag team opener and I can sense that Ryback is coming to kill to Reigns and Miz. By the way, I like the pairing of Reigns and Miz. Birmingham Brawl sounds like a Belfast Brawl which is basically a Street Fight if I'm correct. Should be good though. Loved Christian imitating Fandango as I'm sure Christian would do that well, he's always been good with funny bits. Digging that little rivalry. Good rebound win for Paige and I like the idea of Paige going up against the "Career Killer" or sorts with her career on the line. Also, solid idea to save it for the PPV instead of England. High stakes at Survivor Series just like I wanted! Also, big fan of how you had Cena's team reveal themselves by coming out next to him. Reminds me of Team USA's announcement for Calgary Stampede if I remember correctly. The tease between Lesnar & Ryback was sexy. Good win for the Wyatt Family and I'm intrigued by the Inferno match that will most likely happen. Kofi winning was nice and Kofi/Swagger should be a good US Title match. Awesome closing segment and you captured Punk perfectly. I read everything and pictured it perfectly. Going back to WrestleMania XVII and everything. Just perfect. Good Raw and Survivor Series is shaping up to be fantastic!
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Post by tg11 on Aug 16, 2013 16:30:22 GMT -5
Kassius Ohno will become the next WWE NXT Champion, it is only a matter of time but JR getting in the ring with Ohno took a lot of guts but JR should know that Ohno could have ended him right there once and for all but chose not too because he is too focused on Rollins and he brought up a good point that Rollins is an undeserving champion because if he were a true champion he would be on NXT every single night and he isn't
Xavier Woods beating Trent Barretta just goes to show us that ever since Woods has come on to the scene in NXT that he has been a star on the rise, probably a future main event player but all he needs is the right person mentoring him, maybe someone like Booker T perhaps
When I see Enzo Amore, I keep thinking of Robbie E from TNA for some reason I don't know why
Emma and Raquel Diaz should even be called up to the main roster any way because personally their talents are being wasted in NXT when they could be doing well on either RAW or Smackdown in the divas division
Well Jake Carter he knows what this business is about because he grew up in it, Jake Carter is a 2nd generation superstar, his father is one of the greatest superstars of all time, one of the best big men in WWE history, Jake Carter his father is Vader, so he comes from great wrestling lineage just like Rotundo and Steamboat just like Hennig and DiBiase, so for Carter and Graves to attack the NXT Tag Team Champions Steamboat and Rotundo before their match against the WWE Tag Team Champions Hennig and DiBiase was a calculated move but one that worked to perfection
Tyler Breeze debuting on NXT, I will be looking forward to it
I wonder who is the mysterious figure that keeps haunting Big E.? Whoever it is, it must be someone that has history with him, I wouldn't be surprised if it's JTG because no body has seen him since Big E. destroyed him but for Enzo it seems his journey here in NXT trying to get a contract continues but I wonder if he will finally beat someone to get his opportunity but whoever it is that he beats, I won't be surprised if it is a main event guy in NXT
Wrestling Royalty on NXT, say it isn't so and now there going to be facing Graves and Carter in the main event of NXT, should be a good one
And in the main event the WWE Tag Team Champions beating Graves and Carter with a little assist from Steamboat and Rotundo who brought Graves and Carter back in when they tried to leave, it seems DiBiase and Hennig are ready for Survivor Series but even more so it seems Graves and Carter's rivalry with Steamboat and Rotundo continues
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Post by Planktung on Aug 20, 2013 23:11:19 GMT -5
| November 2nd, 2012 - Fayetteville, NC | Survivor Series is live on pay-per-view in 3 week! |
After the airing of the signature WWE intro, SmackDown General Manager Teddy Long was shown standing in the ring. After welcoming the audience to Friday Night SmackDown, Teddy stated that he has a major announcement that not only affects his brand, but the WWE as a whole. “As many of you all know, RAW General Manager, Brad Maddox, and I don’t quite see eye to eye. Not only has he been placing his endorsed superstars, such as the Miz and Dolph Ziggler, on my show without my consent, but he even went as far as to book SmackDown’s World Heavyweight Champion, Cody Rhodes, on RAW a few weeks ago. Because of that, Maddox and I went to the Board of Directors this past Saturday for a meeting. And I am here to announce that the brand split between RAW and SmackDown will once again be put into effect immediately following Survivor Series.” Teddy said that he looks forward to featuring the top talent in the world on Friday nights, and only on Friday nights. As the General Manager was about to leave, the new Intercontinental Champion, Big Show, made his way down to the ring.
The audience showered the “World’s Largest Athlete” with boos, showing their displeasure for the result of his match with Dean Ambrose this past Sunday at Hell in a Cell. Show told Teddy that he forgot to make one other huge announcement. “In fact, you forgot to make a bigger announcement. So why don’t you go ahead and tell the WWE Universe,” said Show. Teddy seemed confused, not quite understand what Show was referring. He then decided to inform the world of this “bigger announcement” himself. “Ladies and gentlemen……I am your new Intercontinental Champion!” said Show. He said that even though he is clearly the odds on favorite in any and every match he competes in, many people still believed that he wouldn’t be able to overcome the loose cannon mentality of Dean Ambrose. “And that mentality isn’t in any better condition after I drilled my giant fist into the back of his head.” As Show continued to rave about his victory, he was interrupted by the arrival of the former champion, Dean Ambrose. Ambrose marched down to the ring and told Teddy that he wants to invoke his rematch clause against Show tonight. The audience popped for that as Show laughed at Ambrose, asking if he really wants his rematch tonight. “I only knocked you out momentarily at Hell in a Cell. If you were to compete against me again tonight, I would knock you out permanently,” said Show. Ambrose told the “World’s Largest Athlete” that he knows damn well he didn’t defeat him at Hell in a Cell. The only reason he is the Intercontinental Champion at this very moment is because Damien Sandow and Antonio Cesaro decided to stick their noses where they didn’t belong. Show then told Ambrose that he can find every excuse that he wants, but the fact of the matter is that he lost on Sunday. “And I don’t feel like giving my time to losers tonight. You can have your rematch, but it’s going to be next week. So, uh, find something else to keep you busy tonight. And watch the back of your head while you’re at it,” said Show before leaving the ring. Ambrose watched Show leave, angered by the fact that he must wait until next week in England to receive his rematch. However, Ambrose did have other ideas for this evening. He told Teddy Long that if he can’t have his rematch for the Intercontinental Championship tonight, then he wants revenge against the two men who are responsible for his loss. “Give me Sandow and Cesaro tonight,” said Ambrose. Teddy told the “Psychotic Superstar” that while he would love to see those matches, he isn’t quite sure if there is any room left on the show for two more matches. Ambrose then made it clear what he was asking for. “Who said anything about two separate matches? I’ll take them on in a Handicap match if that’s what I gotta do to get them in this ring,” said Ambrose. The WWE Universe applauded Ambrose for his fighting spirit, and Teddy did as well as he granted Ambrose that match.
On commentary, Michael Cole and Booker T were shown at the standard announce table, while John “Bradshaw” Layfield called the action from an isolated box, which the WWE Universe may recognize as the “Cole Mine.” Bradshaw said that if he has to commentate this evening, then he doesn’t want to have to sit next to the two of them. “I’ll call the action from here and watch my stock grow because Dean Ambrose is a complete moron. Does he really believe that he stands a chance against two superstars with the caliber of Damien Sandow and Antonio Cesaro?” he asked. Booker and Cole tried to ignore Bradshaw, moving on to recap Teddy Long’s huge announcement that following Survivor Series, the brand split between RAW and SmackDown will once again be put into effect.
ALBERTO DEL RIO AND SHEAMUS DEF. 3MB: While both Sheamus and Alberto Del Rio were looking for a fight with Antonio Cesaro and Sheamus, they had to settle for 3MB tonight. Sheamus delivered a Brogue Kick to Jinder Mahal, while Del Rio caught Drew McIntyre with a Superkick. The frontman of 3MB, Heath Slater, watched from ringside as Sheamus covered Mahal to pick up the victory. Slater made his way up the entrance ramp, furious over his unit failing tonight. Sheamus and Del Rio, despite winning, were furious as well as their sights are set on Cesaro, Sandow and John “Bradshaw” Layfield from this point on.
BRAY WYATT W/ THE CHURCH OF WYATT DEF.SANTINO MARELLA: After Bray Wyatt was easily able to put Santino Marella away with Sister Abigail, the leader of the Church took a microphone as his four “children” joined him in the ring. Wyatt said that this past Monday, Kane issued a challenge for a match at Survivor Series, but not just any match. “The deranged monster wants to step into an environment that he believes is his own. But what Kane fails to understand is that I too have walked down the aisle into the depths of hell. You think that the ‘New Face of Fear’ has never stared the devil in the eye?! My words place fear in the hearts of those who are able to listen, but you still refuse to listen, Kane! When you play with fire, you get burned. And at Survivor Series, I’m the one who will be doing the torching. I wanted to help rid the entire trauma from your brain, but alls I want to do now is make you relive those moments. The moment in your childhood when your body was engulfed in flames and you became the monster that you are today. I don’t need my Church by my side to do it. All I need is time….and tiiiime is on my siiiide…” Bray Wyatt then led Brodus Clay, Tensai, Luke Harper and Erick Rowan out of the ring as we now have confirmation that at Survivor Series, Wyatt will take on Kane in an Inferno match!
At this time, Justin Roberts introduced the new #1 contender for the World Heavyweight Championship, Kurt Angle. The “Olympic Gold Medalist” made his way out to a huge ovation from the WWE Universe following his victory in one of the best matches that we have seen this year against Daniel Bryan at Hell in a Cell. Angle stepped into the ring, ready to speak on his future title opportunity. However, he wasn’t allowed to even begin as John “Bradshaw” Layfield stood up, telling Angle that he if he plans on giving a victory speech, then he may as well give one for retirement while he’s at it. “Because Angle, your time for championship gold came to an end a long, long time ago. Having a dinosaur like you as the World Heavyweight Champion is only detrimental to this company’s stock, and I’m not going to allow you to disrupt my income. So allow me to introduce to you the future of this business and the man who will embarrass you in the middle of that very ring at Survivor Series. The World Heavyweight Champion, Cody Rhodes!” Rhodes then made his way out to the stage, raising the World Heavyweight Championship high in the air as he managed to defeat Sheamus this past Sunday at Hell in a Cell to hold on to it. However, another grueling task awaits him at Survivor Series in the form of the “Wrestling Machine.” Rhodes told Angle that while he may be one of the greatest professional wrestlers to ever live, he needs to understand that what JBL juts said is absolute fact. “You’ve overstayed your welcome in this business, and you’re nothing more than a washed-up has been. And whether you want to believe that or not, reality is going to hit you at Survivor Series when you are lying on your back watching me stand tall with the World Heavyweight Championship.” Angle told Rhodes that he feels like he’s heard that speech before. “Oh, I know why. That’s because I have heard it before. I heard it from Daniel Bryan, and look what happened. I made him tap out this past Sunday. And Cody, at Survivor Series, you’re going to find out just how much I have left in the tank,” said Angle. Cody then told Angle that the difference between Daniel Bryan and himself is that he is better than Bryan. “I am better than every single professional wrestler living and breathing at this moment. ‘Best in the World’ is just a gimmick. I am the best, period. I am ‘Prince Wrestling.’ And I am the World Heavyweight Champion, something that you will never be allowed to say again. Face it, Kurt. You just don’t have what it takes to win the big one again,” said Rhodes. Angle said that he was told his entire life that he didn’t have what was needed to “win the big one.” “I was told that in 1996 before I won these gold medals. I was told that in 2000 before I defeated the Rock to win my first WWE Championship. And now, I’m being told that by you. So guess what that likely means? At Survivor Series, I am going to snap your ankle in two and become the World Heavyweight Champion!” The audience erupted for Angle as Rhodes shook his head, telling the “Olympic Gold Medalist” that it’s completely pointless for him to look back on his accomplishments from when he was in the prime of his life. “Look towards the future, which involves me placing you in a retirement home. You’re going to lose at Survivor Series, and that’s all there is to it.” Cody Rhodes left to the backstage area as Angle looked on, determined to prove that he still has what it take to “win the big one” at Survivor Series.
DANIEL BRYAN DEF. CHRIS JERICHO: A rematch from WrestleMania XXVIII this past April, where Bryan cashed in his Money in the Bank contract to capture the World Heavyweight Championship. After failing to come one step closer to regaining that title, Bryan was looking to release his frustrations against “Y2J.” After a lengthy back and forth battle, Bryan countered the Walls of Jericho into a small package roll-up to get the victory. Bryan celebrated his victory, shouting “Yes!” as the WWE Universe responded with cries of “No!” Jericho stood to his feet in the center of the ring, coming face to face with Bryan. Jericho soon extended his hand, but Bryan shook his head before attempting to leave. Jericho didn’t allow that show of disrespect to go without punishment as he turned Bryan around and delivered a Codebreaker! Jericho left the ring as Bryan remained motionless following a huge rebounding victory.
Backstage, Chris Jericho was shown walking down a corridor, disappointed with his loss moments ago to Daniel Bryan. "Y2J" was soon confronted by Heath Slater, the man who he defeated last week. Slater told Jericho that he better realize that the bad blood between them isn't settled yet. "It's not over until 3MB says so," said Slater. Jericho told him that he doesn't see his "cover band" behind him, so he's going to tell him exactly what he would tell McIntyre and Mahal as well. "I beat you. You're done," said Jericho. He continued at Slater stared at him, not wanting to accept the fact that he failed to defeat "Y2J."
THE USOS DEF. PRIMO AND EPICO: A solid tag team bout between two teams who are looking to work their way up the ladder here in WWE and gain contention to the WWE Tag Team Championships. After a Samoan Drop from Jey Uso to Epico, Jimmy was able to deliver the Superfly Splash for the win.
A promo was shown for next Monday's edition of RAW, headlined by a Birmingham Brawl between Wade Barrett and Dolph Ziggler for the WWE Championship.
DEAN AMBROSE DEF. DAMIEN SANDOW AND ANTONIO CESARO VIA DISQUALIFICIATION: The unhinged behavior of Dean Ambrose shined bright tonight as he received exactly what he wanted, and that was the opportunity to gain revenge against both Damien Sandow and Antonio Cesaro at the same time. The Intercontinental Champion Big Show watched from ringside, who defends his title against Ambrose in a Hell in a Cell rematch next week from England. Towards the end of the bout, the momentum shifted in favor of Ambrose as he managed to take Sandow out of the ring. As he was preparing to hit Cesaro with a Knee Trembler, Show grabbed Ambrose’s foot and pulled him out from underneath the bottom rope, resulting in a disqualification finish.
As the bell sounded, Ambrose retaliated against the Big Show and struck him with repeated closed fists to momentarily fend him off. Ambrose slid back into the ring, but was caught by surprise with the Swiss Death Uppercut from Cesaro. Sandow re-entered the scene as he and Cesaro beat down Ambrose, JBL cheering them on from his “box.” Soon, Sheamus and Alberto Del Rio ran down to the ring. The two went after Sandow and Cesaro before Show entered the ring. The Intercontinental Champion joined Cesaro and Sandow against Sheamus and Del Rio, the faces at a disadvantage due to Ambrose being down. The odds were soon even as Chris Jericho came to the aid of the face unit. The huge brawl continued to expand as Heath Slater hit the scene, looking for revenge against Jericho. He wasn’t the only one who wanted a piece of “Y2J” as Daniel Bryan came rushing into the ring, going after Jericho as well. Ambrose was back on his feet, but it didn’t matter as it was a 5-on-4 assault with the Big Show, Sandow, Cesaro, Slater and Bryan in complete control. Suddenly, the WWE Universe exploded when Randy Orton’s theme music hit! The “Viper” made his way out to the stage here on SmackDown for the first time in over a month, staring at the man responsible for his absence, the Big Show. Bradshaw was livid on commentary, shouting at his men to take Orton out. Orton ran into the ring and went right after Show as the rest of the heels tried to get a hold of him. Sheamus and Del Rio were back on their feet, followed by Jericho and Ambrose as the odds were finally even, but not the momentum. The faces were able to clean house, concluding with a double Clothesline from Orton and Ambrose to Show! The audience continued to go berserk as Show, Cesaro, Sandow, Slater and Bryan all retreated up the entrance ramp while Orton, Ambrose, Sheamus, Del Rio and Jericho stood tall in the ring. Randy Orton is back and the battle lines between the SmackDown superstars have been drawn!
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Post by tg11 on Aug 21, 2013 7:27:48 GMT -5
Smackdown Review
Randy Orton is back, I can't believe this, Orton is back and it wasn't that long ago that his career was nearly ended by The World's Largest Athlete the new WWE Intercontinental Champion The Big Show but Orton getting some much needed retribution and in the main event Ambrose beating both Sandow and Cesaro all be it DQ is a great finish because it doesn't hurt Ambrose's momentum because to tell you the truth he needs all the momentum he can get right now especially after losing the WWE Intercontinental Championship and it doesn't hurt Sandow and Cesaro either because their momentum they also need as much as they can get right now too at least until Survivor Series
I have a feeling it is going to be Team Orton vs Team Show with Orton as the team captain and Big Show as the other team captain
But who will represent Team Orton? I see it being Orton, Sheamus, Del Rio, Jericho and Ambrose
And who will represent Team Show? Big Show, Sandow, Cesaro, Bryan and Slater
The Usos with another win beating this time Epico and Primo, it just goes to show us that the tag team division is heating up here in the WWE but also that The Usos should at least be in contention for those WWE Tag Team Championships but nonetheless it was a great match
Birmingham Brawl for the WWE Championship on RAW between the WWE Champion Barrett and Ziggler, can't wait
Daniel Bryan beating Chris Jericho in a WrestleMania 28 rematch, I was even surprised that you gave this match out on free TV but at the same time this just screams WrestleMania main event but nevertheless these 2 have already gone at it earlier this year at Mania when Bryan cashed in his Money in the Bank briefcase on Jericho to beat him for that World Heavyweight Championship but I understand why you put this match on free TV now, because after Bryan's loss at Hell in a Cell to Angle, I could see why you wanted to put him in another main-event worthy match to gain his momentum back somewhat but just when you think Jericho is done with 3MB here they come again trying to start something back up with Jericho again, that just proves how annoying they are
The whole Angle/Rhodes segment regarding the World Heavyweight Championship and their World Heavyweight Championship match at Survivor Series as a way to build up this feud, I liked it for the most part because it is built around the fact of whether or not if Kurt Angle still has what it takes to not only go in this ring but if he still has what it takes to win the big one, a classic clash here of the present and the future of the WWE with Angle being its present and Rhodes being the future of this business but also being champion, and I really hope Angle does win at Survivor Series
Bray Wyatt beating Santino in what I thought was a squash and it was for the most part because let's face it Santino was way out of his element here and not to mention Wyatt is like the new resident monster of the WWE so it would make sense for Wyatt to destroy Santino but it appears Kane's challenge to Wyatt is accepted, Kane vs Bray Wyatt at Survivor Series in an Inferno Match, this is going to be so awesome because either way one of these 2 men at the end of that match will be burned and it will be interesting to see who gets burned
Here is hoping Kane loses the Inferno Match and why? Because then that way Kane can become the evil monster of old that he used to be, Kane becoming like the Attitude Era version of himself and maybe if Kane loses this match he can disappear for a while like maybe until January which is the Royal Rumble and then he can make his return then or he could make his return on the road to WrestleMania 29
Sheamus and Del Rio beating all 3 members of 3MB in a Handicap Match just goes to show us that Del Rio and Sheamus not only make quite the team but also that the both of these men seem ready for Survivor Series but when I look at 3MB all I see are nothing but 3 jokes in the ring
But I definitely love that the brand split will be back in effect right after Survivor Series, that is great definitely great news but then Big Show coming out and gloating about his victory at the top of the show was great but at the same time necessary as it puts Big Show over as the new IC Champion but at the same time Big Show only won that title because Sandow and Cesaro got involved in Show's match with Ambrose costing Ambrose the title but Big Show delivering the final blow in that match just goes to prove Ambrose's point that Show can't win a match unless he has help but at the same time Ambrose wants that IC Title back and I have a feeling that he will win it back at some point but in all honesty Ambrose doesn't need the IC Title because at this point he's above it now and he should set his sights on the World Heavyweight Championship
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Post by koreygunz on Aug 21, 2013 15:51:00 GMT -5
I like the idea of the brand split being in effect again. The ending of SD this week set up some excitement about what superstars you might see on each brand and what side they will be on. SS should be good. Bray vs Kane and Angle getting a title shot are both interesting feuds.
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Aug 21, 2013 22:12:51 GMT -5
Good opening segment, love the idea of the brand split returning as I've always been a fan. Liked the Intercontinental Title being part of the opening as it makes the belt looks great. Del Rio and Sheamus is a weird combo to see considering how often they've tangled in real life. Regardless, good opener. Wyatt's win was obvious and the promo was great. I dig the "face of fear" part, well said. Love the story of Angle being too old to win the big one, and the promo was spot on. The snapping the ankle in two and bringing up The Rock in 2000 was good stuff. Daniel Bryan winning was good for a rebound, but the post match stuff with 3MB seemed odd to me. Love both the Usos and Primo & Epico, so good tag team match. Great ending to the show considering Survivor Series is coming up! A 5 on 5 with just these Smackdown superstars would be fun and do wonders for the brand as a whole. As usual, this continues to be one of my favorite diaries ever and is an absolute joy to read every time.
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Post by Rule 30 on Aug 22, 2013 19:17:00 GMT -5
WWE Monday Night RAW Okay, I’m ready for this after that awesome Hell in a Cell pay-per-view. The new WWE Champion in Wade Barrett kicking off the show was a good idea. Mark Henry and John Cena returning the same segment may be a little much, but this was a pretty damn good way to kick off an episode of RAW. Cena calling out the Maddox Administration later on tonight will be interesting, I assume a Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match between Cena and Maddox is on the horizon. Wrestling Royalty versus Miz and Reigns ending by DQ is fine, neither team can really afford a loss with the momentum they both have. The save from Ryback was cool, I didn’t expect him to be finished with Miz & Reigns either. Hoping Ryback gets his revenge soon so he can begin to chase after a title. I knew Ziggler would blame Maddox for his title loss last night, perhaps a face turn is in the works? The WWE Championship match next week should be good, even if it’s fairly obvious Barrett will go over. He should, anyway. Christian impersonating Fandango was funny, and him getting a little bit of revenge with the Spear was nice. I assume at this point Fandango won’t be debuting until Survivor Series, which is the best call. Paige with the win over Nikki Bella is fine, got her back on track after the loss last night. I liked Eve’s promo after the match, guess I was wrong about the rematch taking place in England The rematch being at Survivor Series is just as good, but there’s no way Paige is going to lose if her career is on the line after debuting such a short time ago. Great segment between the Maddox Administration and John Cena, confirming the five on five match for Survivor Series. The only problem I have is Wade Barrett, the WWE Champion, not being captain of the team. I know it’s Team WWE, but it’s kind of implied Cena is the leader. Luke Harper and Erick Rowan defeating Santino Marella and Derrick Bateman was alright for a debut, Bray Wyatt versus Kane in an Inferno Match is something I’m looking forward to. Hopefully it’s better, and longer, than the match we got at SummerSlam in real life. Kofi Kingston defeating Zack Ryder for a shot at the United States Championship is okay, didn’t expect a heel versus heel match. Hopefully Ryder gets involved next week, a triple threat match down the line could be cool. I just don’t want Kofi as a champion for awhile. Lastly, a brilliant promo from CM Punk, and the Rock, to close out the show. I’m excited for the match at Survivor Series, though it’s kind of weird how the match is only going to have three weeks of build.
WWE Friday Night SmackDown! Wow, huge announcement to kick off the show. Even though I’m over the idea of a brand split, you’ve kept things fairly separate in your diary, so I imagine having an official split will only benefit more superstars. Big Show and Dean Ambrose interrupting to set up the rematch for next week in England was cool, and I love how Ambrose challenged Cesaro and Sandow to a handicap match tonight. JBL bringing back the Cole Mine is awesome. Alberto Del Rio and Sheamus defeating 3MB was alright, gives some momentum before an inevitable match against JBL’s men. Bray Wyatt with the win over Santino, man Santino has been getting his ass kicked by the Family this week. Anyway, I’m glad to see the Inferno Match confirmed. I enjoyed the promo between Angle, JBL, and Rhodes, it basically set up the basis for this feud. I’m hoping Cody retains at Survivor Series, Angle’s job now should be to put over guys like Cody. I would like this feud to go onto the December pay-per-view, which I’m not really sure what you’re calling now with TLC taking place in July. Daniel Bryan versus Chris Jericho sounded fantastic, Bryan picking up the win was the right call too. Liked the Codebreaker post-match, would love to see another pay-per-view bout between these two now that Jericho is face and Bryan is heel. I liked the segment with Slater after the match too, Slater trying to get a rematch with Jericho can be a fun storyline. I’m glad to see the Usos pick up a win here, would love to see a push towards the tag team championships for them. I think a face versus face match with Wrestling Royalty would work. Big Show getting involved with the main event is fine, it was the best way to end the match. Loved the chaotic finish to the show, and Orton making his return was awesome. I assume this will be the Traditional Survivor Series Tag Match for SmackDown. Heath Slater is sticking out like a sore thumb in this one, but I assume he’ll be eliminated quickly anyway. Unless you actually have plans for him, which I wouldn’t object to. It would explain why he was so frustrated with McIntyre and Mahal after their loss. Overall, a great week of television after Hell in a Cell, Survivor Series is shaping up great so far.
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Post by Planktung on Aug 23, 2013 2:12:11 GMT -5
| Live on pay-per-view November 18th from Indianapolis, IN | Thanks to Young Guns for the official theme, "Bones" |
FIGHT OF A LIFETIME THE ROCK VS. CM PUNK
TRADITIONAL SURVIVOR SERIES MATCH IF TEAM WWE WINS, BRAD MADDOX MUST STEP DOWN AS RAW GENERAL MANAGER TEAM WWE VS. TEAM MADDOX ADMINISTRATION
WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP CODY RHODES (C) VS. KURT ANGLE
DIVAS CHAMPIONSHIP VS. CAREER EVE (C) VS. PAIGE
INFERNO MATCH KANE VS. BRAY WYATT
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Post by DTP. on Aug 23, 2013 5:00:29 GMT -5
WWE Monday Night RAW: Monday 29th October 2012...A decent promo to kick off the show, with Wade Barrett talking himself up as the new WWE Champion, and it was classy to introduce the hometown hero of the night, Ric Flair. I enjoyed the promo, and Dolph Ziggler and John Laurinaitis' interruption sets up a potential rematch for the WWE Championship at some point very soon. Oh, and we have Mark Henry as well. Very intrigued with this development, it should be interesting to see where this is heading. Surely not a triple threat match at Survivor Series - I hope, at least. I think it'd be an awkward mixture with Henry involved. I liked John Cena making his first appearance in weeks, attempting to pursue the Maddox Administration. I could see this coming to ahead with a Survivor Series match at the next pay-per-view, potentially. It's a shame to see Joe Hennig and Ted Dibiase get it on with the Miz and Roman Reigns on free television, as it could be a potential WWE Tag Team Championship feud on pay-per-view, one day, I believe. Of course however, Ryback needed to get some momentum back after losing his undefeated streak last night to Miz and Reigns. I wasn't a big fan of Miz and Reigns getting themselves disqualified, though. Surely they would want to prove themselves as being WWE Tag Team Championship material. Very interesting decision to have Ziggler get a rematch with Barrett next week on RAW in the "Birmingham Brawl", which I assume to be just a Street Fight for Barrett's persona. I can see shenanigans occurring involving Maddox's Administration. Hmm, it's about time that we saw the end to this Fandango hijinks, and it's about time that Christian got some payback on Fandango. Hopefully their match will finally happen very soon - as Fandango is growing a bit stale. Paige with a victory against Nikki Bella was fine; very heavy with the wr-teup, here. I think I preferred having the separate paragraphs for every aftermath that happened, it's much easier to read that way than in one jumbled paragraph. Eve challenging Paige to put her career on the line at Survivor Series is good, but I don't see Paige losing, especially since this is the rematch and essentially Paige's last chance to make a name for herself on the main roster. I see Paige winning the WWE Divas Championship. Perhaps Summer Rae will appear, in any event. Ha, Brock Lesnar's appearance with Paul Heyman, Mark Henry, John Laurinaitis, Miz, Roman Reigns and Brad Maddox was cool, but I don't think we needed to see Miz, Reigns, Ziggler and Laurinaitis again, here. I think this promo could have been condensed into one with the opening promo. It practically had a similar structure to it, nonetheless. As I predicted, we have a Survivor Series set up, with Wade Barrett, John Cena, Ryback, Joe Hennig and Ted Dibiase opposing the Maddox Administration. Like I said though, this should have been condensed with the opening promo. What was practically a second promo for the same angle wasn't too necessary. Luke Harper and Erick Rowan making their debut on RAW was fine, predictably defeating Santino Marella and Derrick Bateman to establish themselves. Bray Wyatt then being challenged to an Inferno match against Kane was cool, but I hope it isn't similar to their real life SummerSlam encounter from last Sunday. I think you're more original than that. Kofi Kingston defeating Zack Ryder was fine, but gah, Kofi with another shot at the WWE United States Championship. Kofi really doesn't need it, haha. Kofi and Jack Swagger sounds good though, I just hope that Swagger retains. Ah right, RAW emanates from Birmingham, England next week - sounds cool. No wonder it's being bigged up a lot, with two title matches announced already. And finally, a solid final promo with The Rock wanting to know what happened with CM Punk last night at Hell in a Cell. I like the sound of this, even if it does resemble their real life feud a lot. A heel turn for Punk could be enjoyable, given their booking as well. I hope Punk stays away from Paul Heyman for continuity's sake, though. I think this angle could have done with a bit more promotion, too. Overall, a decent edition of RAW. Nothing special, but it was a buffer show between Hell in a Cell and next week's English edition of RAW. I would've liked another match to have been included, but the show did seem a tad promo heavy. And I still think that second promo wasn't needed. But yes, good work.
WWE NXT: Wednesday 31st October 2012...Alright, it's Halloween: would be cool to see some gimmicky fun with this show, but I'm not expecting it. Ah, Jim Ross kicking off the show was a nice surprise, and we could get some follow-up on what Kassius Ohno did to J.R. a couple of weeks ago. I liked the promo between Ohno and Ross, as it was written really well and built Kassius up as a big threat to Seth Rollins' NXT Championship. I hope that Ohno can get the job done, as I don't think Rollins needs NXT anymore, personally. Xavier Woods defeating Trent Barreta was fine, a good debut for Woods and all; I just don't like that Barreta is eating all of these losses after losing that Ladder match to Rollins earlier this month. More hijinks with Ricardo Rodriguez and Enzo Amore. Amore in a Halloween costume sounds amusing, all the more. Emma with a victory over Audrey Marie is fine; I do wonder if you are going to follow suit and introduce the NXT Women's Championship any time soon. A woman submission wrestler gimmick could be quite refreshing, I like the potential. Ha, Tyler Breeze. Amusing. Big E Langston defeating Enzo Amore was obvious. No mysterious figure for Langston is quite odd though, to say the least. What was Amore's costume? I feel like that could have been noted. Oh, I can imagine that Corey Graves and Jake Carter wanted to get in on this match with Joe Hennig and Ted Dibiase, ruining the potential of a WWE Tag Team Champions vs NXT Tag Team Champions match. Nonetheless, as expected, Dibiase and Hennig defeated Graves and Carter, but it still gave Graves and Carter potential for the future, having a match with the WWE Tag Team Champions. Overall, a decent little edition of NXT.
WWE Friday Night SmackDown: Friday 2nd November 2012...November, one year into the diary properly! The Big Show opening up the show was an interesting one, but it shows the prestige of this feud between Dean Ambrose for Show. Which is always a good thing. Dean Ambrose proceeding to interrupt the promo was cool, as he challenged Antonio Cesaro and Damien Sandow to a handicap match - pure character progression, here. I feel like this promo didn't need Show at all though. Ambrose found his time to think of something else to do awfully quickly. It made for a bit of an awkward transition. Theodore Long granting Ambrose his match was fun. Alberto Del Rio and Sheamus with a victory against 3MB was what it was. Not interesting, really. This show could have used a bigger opening contest. Bray Wyatt then getting a victory against Santino Marella was predicted, good stuff to follow up on Wyatt's establishment. Wyatt had a good promo afterwards, followed by accepting the challenge to Kane for the Inferno match come Surivor Series. I feel like with the Church of Wyatt faction however, we could have also had a decent Survivor Series match take place. Oh well! A solid promo with Kurt Angle to kick start the feud with Cody Rhodes; and I do predict that Angle will win the World Heavyweight Championship come Survivor Series. Especially with Rhodes' promo, trying to doubt Angle and demotivate him. Either way, Angle will win the title at Survivor Series, or even Tables, Ladders and Chairs, I predict. Hmm, Daniel Bryan and Chris Jericho should have main evented SmackDown, I personally believe. A good win for Bryan, but I wonder where this is heading. I'm not sure about Heath Slater and 3MB then getting in Jericho's face; it's a confusing cycle, 3MB losing to Sheamus and Del Rio and then Slater resuming the faction's feud with Jericho. Just strange to see. The Usos defeating Primo and Epico was fine for what it was, hopefully a bit of a push for Jimmy and Jey Uso will prevail from this. And lastly, an angle advancing main event with Ambrose getting the win against Sandow and Cesaro was fine, with Big Show then getting involved. And we potentially have our Survivor Series elimination match on SmackDown's side of things formed. Randy Orton's return was cool. Overall, another decent show, and a reasonable week of WWE television; although I can see next week being more eventful, with more build to the Survivor Series card already in motion.
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Post by snickelodeon on Aug 25, 2013 9:16:57 GMT -5
Thoughts from your last week, the main things that have stuck in my head after reading your shows...
Start with the big news Rock-Punk at Survivor Series after what happened at Hell in a Cell and their confrontation on Raw. While Punk hasn't gone full heel yet well it's not clear if he has. I don't agree with turning Punk like I mentioned in my last review but that's my initial reaction. All that aside Punk-Rock was a very good confrontation but again Rock-Punk doesn't need Punk to be heel to make this work. Having the match at Survivor Series is a little rushed too. Part of me think this is the start of something much bigger and Survivor Series is a set up in some way. I am invested in your Main angle at the minute.
Cena returns, Barrett new WWE Champion, trouble brewing between Ziggler and Maddox many issues and sub plots in the 10 Man announced for Survivor Series. It's a little similar to how Ace was rid of after Extreme Rulez. This time round I see Team Maddox getting the victory. Maybe you have decided that you can't have a group run both Raw and Smack Down and have decided to go with JBL and Co so maybe Maddox will lose but it doesn't seem like the right time yet.
I can't get into Barrett as a face WWE Champion, I hope Ziggler takes the belt back in Birmingham but I don't see it happening. This way Ziggler can carry on building momentum which was cut short at HIAC and Barrett is entitled to a title match before Mania.
Can't recall a time when the US title has meant so little in your diary. Swagger has caught on as of yet and Kofi has been an after thought the last month or so.
NXT...
Steamboat/Dallas & Graves/Carter should be on the Main roster in the tag team division, they are 2 teams coming together well and would make the Tag roster some credibility. Say it again in for me Wrestling Royalty are Road Warrior level over....
Ohno is on fire has momentum and is ready to take the title from Rollins which frees Rollins up to join either Raw or Smack Down.
Trent Barretta doing the losing gimmick since failing to become title, if this goes on too long though the guys beating him will not gain anything from the win but that was not the case here, big win for Woods and Pierce lately.
Smack Down...
Brand extension great decision. I look forward to how to do it whether it will be a straight from scratch brand split or what but it opens up many possibilities. Will there be split PPV's again. I am excited by this announcement.
You are clearly a big fan of Dean Ambrose and have plans for him. I think its just me but I can't get into Ambrose. I have trouble picturing him our of curiosity is he running around in his Shield gear? Long said they had space for one more match - the main event? what was the original Main Event? That's just nit picking.
Angle/Rhodes was well done. I could see it going either way.
Bryan-Jericho WrestleMania title match given away on free T.V with no advanced build was a little surprising and something I wouldn't expect from you. Bryan gets big win rebounds from losing at Mania and then gets laid out afterwards. Despite the build up I enjoyed the match and aftermatch.
Main Event angle was very exciting and well thought out capped off with Orton's return.
Final thoughts again for realism and write up, no one compares to you. My issues are initial reactions to your booking decisions. but again overall another good week and Survivor Series and beyond is coming along nicely. Shame you can't sack off college
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Post by Elliot on Aug 27, 2013 9:56:00 GMT -5
I really like the look of the Survivor Series card so far. The Rock versus CM Punk is obviously huge, and I think I remember seeing that The Rock will be participating in this year's Royal Rumble? If so, that should be good too. I predict a victory for The Rock. I'm a big fan of big Elimination Tag Team Matches with high stakes. It's a great way to decide power within the WWE. Not sure who'll take this one, but Brock Lesnar on Maddox's team is swinging the upper hand his way for sure. Although I think we may see a Cena/Lesnar finish with Cena overcoming the beast. If Maddox is removed, who would replace him? I'm a big fan of Kurt Angle being back in the WWE, and I can only imagine the match he'd have with a credible Cody Rhodes. I think I see Cody retaining, as I'm not entirely sure Angle would even benefit from another World Heavyweight Championship reign. It's pretty much exactly like Rob Van Dam in today's WWE, he's great for making Main Event matches when they are needed, but I don't think he needs the belt. The Divas match is interesting with that stipulation, but I don't see you ending Paige's career knowing how much you fap... I mean, like her. So I think that one is going the obvious way, unless it's a DQ finish. And finally, Kane and Bray Wyatt in the Inferno Match, it was very interesting at SummerSlam, and I'm sure you'll do it even better. I'm wondering with Bray being active in your diary for a bit longer than real life if he will lose against Kane in this match. Not too sure with that. Also wondering if you will fit another Survivor Series Match in there somewhere for the lower card. I think you probably will. Looking forward to that event for sure and will be trying my best to keep up to date with the diary from now on. You go, girl!
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Post by Planktung on Aug 28, 2013 18:12:55 GMT -5
TWT 11/4 - Brand Split, December PPV, Seth Rollins' Call Up, NXT Debuts, Matches Added to Survivor Series Card
- As all of the readers by now know, it was announced on this past Friday's edition of SmackDown that immediately after Survivor Series, the brand split between RAW and SmackDown will be put into effect once again. It is being said that there won't be too much of a shake up in terms of roster members. Superstars such as John Cena, CM Punk, Wade Barrett and Ryback are expected remain where they are on RAW, and the same goes for superstars such as Cody Rhodes, Kurt Angle, Randy Orton and Sheamus on SmackDown. WWE.com revealed that two superstars and one Diva will be exempt from the split due to championship status. The WWE Tag Team Champions, Wrestling Royalty, and the Divas Champion, whether that be Eve or Paige, will be allowed to compete regularly on both brands.
- Along with the announcement of the brand split, it appears that the WWE will not wait to initiate a war among RAW and SmackDown. The pay-per-view schedule on their website lists Bragging Rights for December 16th from Brooklyn, New York.
- While Kassius Ohno is currently receiving a ton of praise for his promo this past Wednesday on NXT, it should be noted that the explanation he gave for Seth Rollins' absence was legitimate. The NXT Champion participated in live events throughout the week with the main roster, defeating Jinder Mahal on two separate occasions. WWE officials are very high on Rollins at the moment with the general consensus being that he has been ready to hit the main roster for quite some time now. Nothing is certain yet, but at this point, we would not be surprised if he were to drop the NXT Championship to Ohno in exchange for a spot on either the RAW or SmackDown roster.
- While on the subject of NXT, it should be worth noting that the debut of Xavier Woods this past week was meant to kick off a "new superstar initiative" for the developmental brand. Along with Woods is Tyler Breeze, the former Mike Dalton, who will be making his debut this coming week. There is no word yet on who else will be debuting, though we expect at least two more new faces to make their way to the NXT roster in the coming weeks.
- On Saturday, WWE's official Twitter page announced two more matches for Survivor Series.
- Randy Orton, Sheamus, Dean Ambrose, Chris Jericho and Alberto Del Rio vs. Big Show, Daniel Bryan, Damien Sandow, Antonio Cesaro and Heath Slater
- Christian vs. Fandango
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Post by Planktung on Aug 29, 2013 18:04:18 GMT -5
| November 5th, 2012 - Birmingham, England | Survivor Series is live on pay-per-view in two weeks! |
Following the signature WWE intro, the trio of RAW General Manager Brad Maddox, Paul Heyman and John Laurinaitis were shown in the ring as the WWE Universe here in Birmingham gave them a massively negative reception. "Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Paul Heyman," he said. Heyman stated that he has the unfortunate duty of informing everyone that his client, Brock Lesnar, is not here tonight. The reason for that is because Lesnar remained in the United States and is enduring a grueling training regimen to prepare for the Traditional Survivor Series match in two weeks. "Combining Lesnar's raw power with the rest of our team's talent is a recipe for success, and Team WWE will rue the day that they issued the challenge to us," said Heyman. Maddox then greeted everyone in England, saying that for those who believe that tonight will be the last opportunity to see him in the UK. "Have no fear, great citizens of Birmingham and all of England. Because I promise that after Survivor Series, I will still be your General Manager of Monday Night RAW!" said Maddox as the audience delivered more boos towards him. The GM then said that with Brock Lesnar unable to be here tonight, he felt that it would only be fair to not allow all members of Team WWE to be present in the arena tonight. "So the collective unit that is the Maddox Administration discussed the matter, and we concluded that the Team WWE member who is barred from the building this evening.....is Ryback" said Maddox to a chorus of boos. "And tonight, we will see just how well Team WWE thinks they match up against the Maddox Administration. John Cena and Wrestling Royalty will take on Mark Henry, The Miz and Roman Reigns." Despite the announcement, Maddox still received heat from the WWE Universe. An enraged Laurinaitis then took the microphone, telling the audience that they need to learn proper manners and show Maddox the respect that he deserves. "Mr. Maddox is a leader. A man who leads by example. Everyone should follow in his footsteps, and I am here to announce that I will. You all probably think that your so-called hero, Wade Barrett, is going to defeat Dolph Ziggler later tonight," said Laurinaitis as the audience popped for the mention of the WWE Champion. Laurinaitis said that back at Extreme Rules, he had the utmost confidence in Barrett's ability to save his job. And while Barrett failed him, he eventually found a man who was true WWE Championship material. "That being Dolph Ziggler. I have never had more confidence in anyone than I do Ziggler when it comes to tonight's championship match. In fact, I am so confident in Ziggler's ability to come out victorious tonight, that I have decided to follow his example. I tonight's WWE Championship match, I will be putting my job on the line!" said Laurinaitis.
As the Maddox Administration were preparing to leave, the theme song of CM Punk hit to a mixed reaction. Punk made his down to the ring, Paul Heyman taking cover behind Brad Maddox and John Laurinaitis. Punk told Heyman not to worry because for the time being, he isn't a concern of his. "As a matter of fact, none of you are a concern of mine, or your Administration as a whole. Because as far as I'm concerned, John Cena, Wade Barrett, Ryback, Ted DiBiase and Joe Hennig are fighting a worthless battle. Because I already put the Maddox Administration out of commission when I defeated Brock Lesnar at Hell in a Cell. Neither Team WWE or Team Maddox Administration won this war. CM Punk did," he said. Maddox asked Punk what his point was, saying that The Rock should be his concern right now. Punk said that the last time he checked, Dwayne isn't here tonight. "Which doesn't surprise me one bit," he added. Punk said that whatever he has to say to The Rock, he will say it directly to his face. "And Johnny, I'm not quite sure if putting your job on the line in a match is a smart move. Remind me what happened the last time you did that?" asked Punk, referencing to the War Games match back at Extreme Rules. Punk said that his point for being here right now is to send a message to everyone. Not just Team WWE and the Maddox Administration, but the entire RAW roster as a whole. "When I say 'Best in the World,' I mean it. Regardless of what anyone says. I beat Brock Lesnar, I've beaten every member of your team, Maddox. And at Survivor Series, I'm going to do what John Cena couldn't even do, and that is defeat The Rock on my own. I will be WWE Champion once again and this place will be mine, regardless of whether or not you're still in charge around here. It doesn't matter who wins at Survivor Series because I am going to change everything," said Punk. He dropped his microphone and made his way up the entrance ramp, sending a loud and clear message to the world of his plans come Survivor Series and beyond that.
WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION CODY RHODES DEF. CHRISTIAN: RAW in England kicked off in a huge way as the World Heavyweight Champion was in action, two weeks before he defends his title against Kurt Angle at Survivor Series. The commentators noted that with the brand split being reinstated following Survivor Series, this would be Cody Rhodes’ final RAW appearance for the foreseeable future. While Christian was on top of his game as well in this match, the World Heavyweight Champion was one step ahead of him as he delivered Cross Rhodes to pick up the victory.
Rhodes was handed the World Heavyweight Championship as he made his way up the entrance ramp, ready to lock up with the Olympic Gold Medalist, Kurt Angle, at Survivor Series on November 18th. After Rhodes left, Christian was shown downed in the ring following a valiant effort. Soon, the theme of Fandango hit. The “Smooth Superstar” made his way down to the ring as the English audience acted as one in one of the most bizarre crowd reactions to date. They actually began to sing the melody of his entrance music. Once in the ring, Fandango climbed onto the top rope and delivered a Diving Leg Drop onto Christian, the man he meets in his debut match at Survivor Series. He then took a microphone, reminding Christian of his name one more time. Fandango danced his way back up the entrance ramp while the audience still continued to sing his theme, the commentators being taken by surprise as well.
HANDICAP MATCH - PAIGE DEF. THE BELLA TWINS: The crowd here in Birmingham came unglued for England’s own Paige once her entrance music hit. As the “Anti Diva” prepares to put her career on the line against Eve’s Divas Championship at Survivor Series, Summer Rae was able to stack the odds against her in her “home coming” match. After Paige Suplexed Brie Bella onto Nikki, she locked Brie in the Texas Cloverleaf for the submission victory. As Paige celebrated following the match, Divas Champion Eve and Summer Rae both made their way out to the stage to a ton of heat. All members of the WWE Universe in attendance began chanting “Anti Diva” as Paige stared at the woman who may end her career before it can even begin at Survivor Series.
At this time, a pre-recorded video was shown of the Church of Wyatt walking into what appeared to be an abandoned building. "Welcome to our home," said Wyatt to Brodus Clay, Tensai, Erick Rowan and Luke Harper. "They'll come in droves. Any soul that cries for help, my voice will lead them here. The buzzards are roaring, and so am I. After I ignite the fire on Kane's flesh, we'll drag his lifeless corpse back here and resurrect him as one of our own! You hear that, Kane?! You're going to become one of us against your own will that you'll no longer have once you're dead! And with this church, we're closer to one another. It's a bond that can only be described as.....family. We're like a family now. And Kane, I welcome you into my family with arms wide open at Survivor Series! Welcome to the family, and welcome to my church!" shouted Wyatt as he let out a sinister laugh. The rest of the Wyatt Family were shown standing behind him, now in their new "church."
MARK HENRY, THE MIZ AND ROMAN REIGNS DEF. JOHN CENA AND WWE TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS WRESTLING ROYALTY: A preview of what is to come at Survivor Series as six of the ten participants in the Traditional Survivor Series match competed here. On the outside, John Cena attempted to deliver the Attitude Adjustment to Mark Henry, but the weight of the “World’s Strongest Man” collapsed onto him. With the two of them down, Roman Reigns caught Ted DiBiase with a Spear to get the victory. Miz and Reigns assisted Henry up to his feet as Brad Maddox joined the three of them on the stage after a massive win. Not only has Reigns scored a pinfall victory over one half of the WWE Tag Team Champions, but the trio managed to spoil Cena’s return match.
UNITED STATES CHAMPIONSHIP – KOFI KINGSTON DEF. JACK SWAGGER W/ ZEB COLTER VIA DISQUALIFICATION: After defeating Zack Ryder last week to earn this opportunity, Kofi Kingston seemed to be on the verge of capturing his third United States Championship until Zack Ryder made his way down to ringside. “Long Island Iced Z” grabbed Kofi’s foot and pulled him out from underneath the bottom rope, tossing him into the steel steps and costing him the title. Ryder soon rolled Kofi back into the ring, continuing his assault there. As Ryder taunted his rival, Jack Swagger got a hold of him and delivered the Patriot Powerbomb! Zeb Colter handed Swagger the United States Championship as he stood tall over both Kofi and Ryder.
The SmackDown rebound was shown, featuring the sudden return of Randy Orton. A graphic for Survivor Series was then shown for the match that was announced over the weekend, pitting Team Orton against Team Show. But whether or not the Big Show will captain his team as the Intercontinental Champion is still to be determined as he defends against Dean Ambrose this Friday on SmackDown!
BRAY WYATT W/ WYATT FAMILY DEF. ALEX RILEY: A quick and painful loss for Alex Riley as Bray Wyatt managed to put him away following a kiss goodnight and Sister Abigail. The Wyatt Family joined their “father” in the ring as he laughed maniacally while moving his head in a circle. Suddenly, pyro blasted from the stage as Kane’s entrance music hit The Church immediately surrounded the ring, expecting an attack from the “Big Red Monster.” However, much like last week, only Kane’s voice could be heard throughout the arena. Kane said that while he is no longer able to feel happiness in his life, he can at least gain a taste of that emotion, and he will when he torches Wyatt at Survivor Series. “I may not be there tonight, but I will be next week to watch your Family mourn your inevitable demise at my hands. But until then, I wanted to give you a glimpse of your unfortunate fate,” said Kane. Suddenly, a video appeared on the screen of what looked to be a building on fire. After a second glance, the WWE Universe realized that it was the Church that Wyatt and company were shown in earlier! Kane has set a fire to the Bray Wyatt’s Church and he will be looking to do the same to his flesh in two weeks at Survivor Series.
BIRMINGHAM BRAWL FOR THE WWE CHAMPIONSHIP – WADE BARRETT DEF. DOLPH ZIGGLER: For the second time on RAW, Wade Barrett and Dolph Ziggler battled it out for the WWE Championship in the main event. This time, the tables were turned. Not only did Barrett enter the match as the defending champion, but he had the overwhelming support from his home country audience backing him. With John Laurinaitis’ job now on the line, the stakes were even higher, much like they will be at Survivor Series. As Barrett had Ziggler up on his shoulders for Wasteland, Laurinaitis entered the ring and struck the WWE Champion from behind with a steel chair. The shot had little to no effect on Barrett as he turned around and came face to face with the man who he was hoping to put out of commission with a victory. He was unable to get his hands on Laurinaitis as the Maddox Administration hit the ring, viciously assaulting Barrett. Brad Maddox and Paul Heyman watched from ringside as Mark Henry, The Miz and Roman Reigns delivered a beating to the WWE Champion. The audience then erupted for the arrival of John Cena and Wrestling Royalty, which is when all hell broke loose. The two teams that meet at Survivor Series went at it at ringside, leaving the two competitors alone in the ring. As Ziggler attempted to hit a Zig Zag onto the weary Barrett, the “Bare Knuckle Fighter” was able to hold onto the ropes to prevent the maneuver from being hit, following up with the Winds of Change! Barrett had the cover on Ziggler, but before he could get the victory, Divas Champion Eve and Summer Rae pulled the official out of the ring. The UK audience showered both women with boos as they just pried a victory out of Barrett’s hands. Soon, another huge pop emerged as Paige ran down to the ringside area and took down the both of them with a Clothesline! The “Anti Diva” brawled with the Divas Championship as two of Survivor Series’ high stake matches were getting started early while a WWE Championship was still going on! Back in the ring, Ziggler delivered a low blow as Barrett was trying to pick him up. He grabbed a steel chair and was looking to strike Barrett in the back with it. Suddenly, Ryback emerged from the audience and nearly took his head off with a Meathook Clothesline! Ryback, who had been barred from the arena, confronted both Heyman and Maddox as they backed away from him in fear. Finally, Barrett was able to deliver Wasteland to Ziggler, picking up the victory.
The audience exploded as Barrett let out a huge shout, pumping his arm into the air. The official handed him the WWE Championship as Brad Maddox and Paul Heyman watched from the stage, horrified by the result. Not only is Barrett still champion, but John Laurinaitis is now out of a job! While celebrating, Barrett noticed that Laurinaitis was still at ringside. “Big Johnny” tried to escape through the audience, but Barrett got a hold of him and tossed him into the ring. Team WWE and Paige stood in front of the ring, preventing any of the Maddox Administration members from getting to Barrett. The WWE Champion then lifted Laurinaitis onto his shoulders, delivering a much anticipated Wasteland! Barrett raised the WWE Championship high in the air in front of his home country, the faces joining him in the ring to congratulate him. For the second time this year, John Laurinaitis has been terminated, and Team WWE looks to do the same to Brad Maddox at Survivor Series!
WWE APP EXCLUSIVE: Following the conclusion of RAW, John Cena, Ryback and WWE Tag Team Champions Wrestling Royalty left WWE Champion Wade Barrett and Paige alone in the ring, allowing the two Brits to have their moment in their home country. Barrett said that up until now, the best moment of his career was winning the WWE Championship in England back in April. "But now, I can safely say this takes it for me. Not only did I walk into England tonight as the WWE Champion, but I will be leaving with it still around my waist," he said. Barrett then said that tonight was the first step towards saving the WWE from the Maddox Administration. John Laurinaitis is out of the picture now, and after Survivor Series, Brad Maddox will no longer be in it either. Barrett then handed the microphone to Paige, who said that it was almost a year ago when she left Norwich to pursue her dream. In doing so, her biggest goal was just to make both her family and all of England proud of her. "Believe me when I say that I plan on making not just England and family proud, but the WWE as well at Survivor Series. And the next time that I step foot back in England, I guarantee that I will do so as your Divas Champion," said Paige. Barrett and Paige raised one another's arm as England gave two of their very own a standing ovation.
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Aug 29, 2013 21:24:22 GMT -5
Good opening promo, big fan of Maddox/Heyman/Laurinaitis together. Punk was awesome, saying that he won the war. Just awesome, selfish stuff. Good choice for an opener in England as having the World Champion go first is a good call. I like that you went with the audience singing Fandango's theme, it helps him get over. Christian is a good choice for his first feud. Paige beating the Bella Twins was perfect for her in England. I absolutely love the Anti Diva. Nice Wyatt promo. Not really a fan of Cena losing his return match, but on the flip side it's a big win for Reigns & Miz mainly. Solid US Title match, glad it didn't have a clean finish. Wyatt winning was obvious and I like the touch of Kane burning down the "Church of Wyatt". Really good idea. Tremendous main event, even with the overbooking stuff at the end. Barrett retaining in England was the correct move and having him get his big face moment was good. I feel like this really solidifies him as a big time star. Well done. I like the touch of the post Raw WWE app thing, don't know if you've done it before, but I like it. Original. Overall, a great show as always and Survivor Series is set to be good stuff.
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Post by tg11 on Aug 30, 2013 8:49:08 GMT -5
Love CM Punk saying that he won the war against Maddox, Heyman and Big Johnny and that the only person he is concerned about right now is himself and himself only but then taking shots at The Rock, it doesn't even seem like Punk is a heel, he is like a tweener right now but Punk is still being cheered regardless and Punk will be cheered even more when he goes up against Rock at Survivor Series
World Heavyweight Champion Cody Rhodes going over Christian keeps Cody's momentum going heading into Survivor Series where he has to defend the title against Kurt Angle a first-ballot future Hall of Famer but I see Rhodes retaining because I think Rhodes will be ready but this match just goes to show us that Cody went out there to make a statement and he did and knowing Angle I'm sure he was probably watching but Fandango coming after Christian after his match was over puts Fandango over but the crowd getting behind Fandango in terms of singing his theme puts him even more over
Paige beating both Nikki and Brie Bella in a Handicap Match was perfect and especially to do it in her home fans in England is great, Paige is ready for Survivor Series where she heads into a must-win situation with the WWE Divas Championship being on the line where Eve defends the title against Paige in a Title vs Career Match, which is why I see Paige winning at Survivor Series
Bray Wyatt's promo, can you say chilling, almost frightening
Cena losing his first match back doesn't really hurt Cena per se but at the same time it kind of kills his momentum though heading into Survivor Series but at the same time this win really elevates Miz and Reigns and Henry so that is good
Ryder costing Kofi the WWE United States Championship when he was well on his way to beating Swagger just adds to their rivalry adding more fuel to the fire which is great because this is a great mid-card feud that I can actually get behind and I have loved Ryder's heel turn because he doesn't come off as being corny or he doesn't come off as being a joke and he may even actually get respect but for Kofi I see him going over in this feud once it ends but I wonder who Swagger will defend his WWE United States Championship against now?
Bray Wyatt going over Riley was obvious because it had to happen but after the match Kane burning down the Church of Wyatt, now that I wasn't expecting but now their feud has just elevated into becoming more personal and I can't wait for their Inferno Match at Survivor Series
And Barrett retaining his WWE Championship right here in England beating Ziggler was great and getting his moment right in front of his home fans was the right call, definitely the right move and yes this solidifies Barrett as a main eventer now but Barrett and Paige the 2 Brits having their moment was great, here is hoping Paige gets her moment at Survivor Series
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Post by Planktung on Aug 30, 2013 9:43:02 GMT -5
| Live on pay-per-view November 18th from Indianapolis, IN | Thanks to Young Guns for one of the official themes, "Bones" Thanks to Redlight King for one of the official themes, "Comeback" |
FIGHT OF A LIFETIME THE ROCK VS. CM PUNK
TRADITIONAL SURVIVOR SERIES MATCH IF TEAM WWE WINS, BRAD MADDOX MUST STEP DOWN AS RAW GENERAL MANAGER TEAM WWE VS. TEAM MADDOX ADMINISTRATION
WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP CODY RHODES (C) VS. KURT ANGLE
TRADITIONAL SURVIVOR SERIES MATCH TEAM ORTON VS. TEAM SHOW
DIVAS CHAMPIONSHIP VS. CAREER EVE (C) VS. PAIGE
INFERNO MATCH KANE VS. BRAY WYATT
SINGLES MATCH CHRISTIAN VS. FANDANGO
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Post by ✖ AJ on Aug 31, 2013 21:41:35 GMT -5
Good opening promo and a solid job fitting in CM Punk with a separate storyline. Solid opening contest with the right man winning as Rhodes is the World Heavyweight Champion, and a nice appearance from Fandango afterward on Christian. He'll win at Survivor Series. Paige getting the win over The Bella Twins was rather obvious barring an interference from Eve. She'll also win at Survivor Series, she has to. More sketchy shiznit from The Wyatt Family was good, and I'm also thinking Wyatt will win at the event. The card for the event is actually rather predictable, albeit still a good card. Anyway, John Cena and The Kings of Wrestling losing to Henry, Miz and Reigns is a little bit surprising but I like it. Definitely gives a good bump for the Maddox Administration and Maddox himself. Ay, Kofi Kingston getting the win via disqualification is fine and Zack Ryder? Oh, lord, Zack Ryder why. Just have him end up with spontaneously combustion or something. Swagger standing tall though, thank God. We the People. Bray Wyatt winning is obvious and Kane setting a fire to the building is intense poop. Definitely adds the fuel to the fire.. ha ha, see what I did there? I'm so clever. Boom, Wade Barrett keeping the WWE Championship and getting rid of Big Johnny is huge, especially with it being in his home land. Good touch with Paige being there as well, and nice little add on with the WWE App. GET IT NOW CAUSE EVERYBODY HAS IT BUT YOU. #MichaelCole
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Post by tg11 on Sept 1, 2013 10:37:14 GMT -5
13 more nights until Survivor Series, I can't wait and then after Survivor Series is your December pay per view which will be Bragging Rights, I love it, seeing Team RAW vs Team Smackdown it will be so great to see Smackdown and RAW go at it to prove just which brand is more superior to the other but also for Bragging Rights I hope it is an elimination tag team match with the winner winning the Bragging Rights trophy in the main event but also I wonder if you will have the Slammy Awards take place the night after Bragging Rights? And for the Slammys I wonder if we will see any returns from superstars or legends to hand out Slammys to superstars who will win Slammys
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Post by Planktung on Sept 8, 2013 15:54:54 GMT -5
| BREAKING NEWS! |
If you're ready to see "Stone Cold" Steve Austin return to Monday Night RAW, give us a hell yeah!
WWE.com has just received word that next Monday on RAW, the "Texas Rattlesnake" will be present in the arena to maintain order during an in-ring confrontation between CM Punk and The Rock. Six days before Survivor Series, will Austin be able to successfully keep the "Best in the World" and the "Great One" separated? Or will a can of whoop-ass be opened on someone in Columbus?
Tune into RAW next Monday on USA to find out.
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Post by underjohngrohs on Sept 8, 2013 17:28:09 GMT -5
| BREAKING NEWS! |
If you're ready to see "Stone Cold" Steve Austin return to Monday Night RAW, give us a hell yeah!
WWE.com has just received word that next Monday on RAW, the "Texas Rattlesnake" will be present in the arena to maintain order during an in-ring confrontation between CM Punk and The Rock. Six days before Survivor Series, will Austin be able to successfully keep the "Best in the World" and the "Great One" separated? Or will a can of whoop-ass be opened on someone in Columbus?
Tune into RAW next Monday on USA to find out.
OHHH HELL YEAH!. STONE COLD!. STONE COLD!. STONE COLD!. WHAT!. I SAID STONE COLD, STONE COLD. STONE COLD. BY GAWD THE TEXAS RATTLESNAKE. THE RATTLESNAKE. THE RATTLESNAKE.
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