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Post by Elliot on Mar 16, 2012 8:55:14 GMT -5
Babyface | Heel | Balls Mahoney Bobby Lashley CM Punk Little Guido Rob Van Dam Sabu The Sandman Shannon Moore Stevie Richards Tommy Dreamer
| Daivari Elijah Burke The Great Khali Hardcore Holly Kevin Thorn Matt Striker Mike Knox René Dupree Sylvester Terkay Test Viscera
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Alliances | Daivari & The Great Khali Elijah Burke & Sylvester Terkay
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Other Talent | Ariel - Valet of Kevin Thorn; Occasional wrestler. Joey Styles - Play-by-Play Commentator. Kelly Kelly - Valet of Mike Knox; Occasional wrestler. Paul Heyman - General Manager of ECW. Tazz - Color Commentator.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Mar 16, 2012 10:02:12 GMT -5
Please give Test a run with the belt. His ECW run was awesome. Looking forward to reading these shows. ECW 2007 was highly underrated.
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Post by Elliot on Mar 16, 2012 10:33:19 GMT -5
ECW December to Dismember; December 3rd, 2006. Dark Match: René Dupree defeats Stevie Richards.
Before the show opens, we are shown a video package highlighting the rules of the Elimination Chamber Match, but also the added stipulation that weapons will be available for use. It closes on a shot of the Chamber being lowered down to the ring in slow-motion.
The pyrotechnics explode from the stage as we are greeted by Joey Styles and Tazz, welcoming us to the first ECW-only Pay-Per-View event since the brand's return. They remind us of tonight's huge Main Event as we will see the Big Show defend his ECW World Championship against Rob Van Dam, Sabu, Test, CM Punk and Bobby Lashley inside the first ever Extreme Elimination Chamber Match! The crowd in attendance start an "ECW!" chant as this event is about to get underway.
The Hardy Boys defeat Johnny Nitro & Joey Mercury with Melina; This was a brilliant tag team match to kick things off, despite the ECW roster not actually taking part. It was a good match to get the crowd pumped for the rest of the show, and came to a close when Nitro inadvertently collided with Melina on the ring apron, distracting him for the moment, only to turn into a Twist of Fate and Swanton Bomb from Matt and Jeff respectively, giving the victory to the Hardy Boys.
The Hardy Boys celebrate their victory as Mercury begins to shout at Nitro, making him guilty for knocking Melina off the ring apron. Mercury carries Melina out who is crying as Nitro looks on with regret on his face.
We go backstage with Tommy Dreamer standing in front of an ECW banner in vintage ECW fashion. Dreamer looks into the camera and declares that tonight, he will not let The Great Khali get in the way of him defeating Daivari. He vows to teach Daivari a lesson in extreme, and if necessary, his brain-dead giant too. The fans cheer as Dreamer walks off, that match up next!
We see a promo package showing CM Punk and his journey to the Main Event here tonight, him saying he is determined as ever to walk out as the new ECW Champion.
Tommy Dreamer makes his entrance, and then Daivari follows, accompanied by The Great Khali. But Daivari grabs a microphone and tells Dreamer that their match won't be happening tonight as he consulted Paul Heyman, and he's been given the night off. The crowd boo and Dreamer starts shouting for Daivari to get in the ring. But, Daivari then says that Tommy Dreamer is still booked however - against The Great Khali!
The Great Khali with Daivari defeats Tommy Dreamer; Despite Dreamer's valiant attempts to overcome the Punjabi Nightmare, the size difference was just too much, even for the heart and soul of ECW to contend with. Dreamer tried to use a steel chair to his advantage, but Khali simply swatted it away and drilled Dreamer with a huge chop to the skull. Khali then planted Dreamer with the Khali Bomb right onto the steel chair before placing his foot on Dreamer's chest for the three count.
After the match, Daiviari shouted things in Arabic at Dreamer, pointing to The Great Khali. The Great Khali screamed and raised his hands to an enormous amount of heat from the ECW fans, including a rather forward "You can't wrestle!" chant. The ECW fans are never afraid to voice their opinion. We then fade to black.
We are shown another promo package, this time showing Test and his road to tonight. He claims that tonight, he is out to do one thing - obey Heyman's law. He promises that the Big Show will retain the ECW Championship and will prevent Rob Van Dam, CM Punk, Sabu and especially Bobby Lashley from getting their grubby hands on it.
We go backstage where Kelly Kelly is seen talking to CM Punk to a huge pop. Mike Knox approaches them and asks what's going on. Punk says they were just talking and that Knox needs to chill out a bit. Knox tells Punk that there will be no "chilling out" and if he sees him with Kelly again, he's going to cave his head in! Knox drags Kelly Kelly away, declaring that they have a match up next. Kelly quickly says goodbye to Punk as he watches her dragged away. Punk quietly says goodbye, Kelly having already been dragged away by the jealous boyfriend, Mike Knox.
Kevin Thorn & Ariel defeat Mike Knox & Kelly Kelly; A very interesting Inter-Gender Tag Team match here. It was all going well until Mike Knox decided that it was time that Kelly Kelly learnt her lesson. When Kelly was legal with Ariel, she tried to crawl and get the tag like Ariel did with Kevin Thorn. However, Knox made no effort and simple stood by and watched as Kelly struggled towards the corner. Kevin Thorn was made legal and got into the ring, grabbing Kelly Kelly by the ankle as Knox jumped off the apron. Even the evil Kevin Thorn seemed reluctant to hurt Kelly Kelly, but he did it anyway, drilling her with a sickening clothesline and hooking the leg for the victory.
Kevin Thorn and Ariel shared an unusual kiss of the neck in celebration before leaving. Mike Knox re-entered the ring and stood over his girlfriend who was in agony on the canvas. Knox picked her up and shouted at her, saying "I hope you've learnt your lesson, little girl!". He then dragged her out of the ring and we fade backstage.
We are shown ECW General Manager, Paul Heyman and the ECW Champion, Big Show backstage. The fans boo so loud you can barely hear the segment. Heyman says it's a virtual guarantee that Big Show will leave as the ECW Champion tonight, saying he has lots of plans in store to ensure that it goes their way. Suddenly, Test walks in to a lot of heat, Heyman saying "and there's one of them". Test pats Big Show on the back, but then in walks Hardcore Holly to even more heat. Heyman says that Holly "knows his role" and Holly smirks as we fade back to ringside.
Balls Mahoney defeats Matt Striker; hese two have been at each other's throats for a while, and it was time for Balls Mahoney to show Matt Striker exactly what ECW is about. Striker attempted to prevent any extreme action from happening, but the chair swinging freak, Balls made sure that it became as hardcore as possible. Striker eventually gave in and used a large wooden ruler to smack Mahoney over the skull with. Striker thought he was the best person on planet earth after using it, bragging to the ECW fans "that's what you wanted, right?", only to turn around into one of the most sickening chair shots ever seen on live television, Mahoney wrapping the folding chair around the skull of Matt Striker. Balls covered the "teacher" for the victory.
Balls Mahoney celebrated his victory, getting a huge pop from the ECW crowd. Matt Striker did not move a muscle since receiving the chair shot and medics even had to enter the ring. It's revealed that Striker is completely unconscious and is carted off on a stretcher. There is a rather funny "Bye-bye, Striker!" chant from the ECW crowd as we fade to black.
Another promo package is shown, highlighting Bobby Lashley and his journey to the ECW Championship Match. He says that he came to ECW for one reason, and that's to win the ECW Championship. He says tonight is his night and domination will occur.
The theme of Elijah Burke hits to a ton of heat from the crowd as he comes out alongside his tag team partner, the beast that is Sylvester Terkay. They enter the ring and Elijah Burke begins to speak. He says that he and Terkay are here on ECW and there is nothing that anyone can do about it. He promises big things for the both of them, saying that in a matter of months, they will be at the top of the food chain. Burke says that all six men in the ECW World Championship Match are fine athletes, but nowhere near as talented as he is. He says that his skills combined with Terkay's monstrous power make for the most dominant force to ever set foot inside an ECW ring. Burke then invites anyone out to the ring to take him on and try to prove him otherwise. The theme of The Sandman hits to a huge pop, Burke not exactly expecting this. The Sandman shows up in the crowd and comes to the ring, but before Sandman can get to work, Burke says he's reconsidered competing and has decided that he's actually going to acknowledge the fact that he has the night off. Burke's excuses mean nothing to The Sandman, probably because he's too blind drunk to even hear him. Sandman whacks Burke across the skull with the Singapore cane! Terkay goes in to help him, but Sandman drills him in the stomach, and then across the spine. Burke and Terkay retreat up the ramp as The Sandman taunts to the ECW fans. Burke vows that The Sandman will pay as we fade to black.
Once again, there is another promo package and it's Sabu this time. When asked what it would mean to him to win the ECW Championship, he said that he just wants to inflict pain on the Big Show, and if he gets the chance - Paul Heyman too! He says Heyman will pay for selling out the ECW originals.
We return to the backstage area where Rob Van Dam is standing in front of the ECW banner. He says that Paul Heyman has screwed him over one two many times. First, he sides with the Big Show, a man who doesn't even have ECW in his blood like RVD does, and then he decides that instead of giving him his one-on-one title match with Big Show tonight, he makes it an Extreme Elimination Chamber with four other guys involved. RVD says that Heyman can stack the odds against him all he likes, because at the end of the day, the letters that will echo around the arena will be R-V-D! RVD leaves and we cut to the ring.
In the ring, the ECW General Manager, Paul Heyman stands alongside his two security guards to a ton of heat. He informs us that it is now time for the Extreme Elimination Chamber Match for the ECW World Championship. He says that tonight, five men will attempt to become ECW Champion... but that isn't going to happen. The crowd boo as Heyman says that Big Show is guaranteed victory tonight and whether the fans like it or not, he will be the ECW World Champion for a very, very long time to come. Heyman orders for the Elimination Chamber to be lowered and the lights begin to flash as it is. The Chamber is finally lowered and the match is set to begin.
Everyone has made their entrances, except for Sabu. The other man already in the ring is Rob Van Dam. RVD awaits his best friend to make his entrance, and he does, but suddenly - BAM! Sabu is brutally attacked from behind by none other than Hardcore Holly! Holly bounces Sabu's head off the steel steps and then throws him aside, entering the Chamber himself. Heyman's security guards move the referees and lock the Chamber door so that Sabu cannot get in the match. Heyman screams from the outside for referee Scott Armstrong to ring the bell, and so he does, the match apparently beginning.
ECW Championship Extreme Elimination Chamber Match ECW Champion Big Show vs. Rob Van Dam vs. Test vs. CM Punk vs. Bobby Lashley vs. Hardcore Holly; Apparently, Hardcore Holly has replaced Sabu, and Rob Van Dam isn't too happy about his good friend being attacked like that, unloading on Holly. They fight back and forth, throwing each other in the Chamber wall and onto the steel grid. Sabu gets to his feet on the outside and makes an attempt to get into the Chamber but is beaten up by the security guards who use nightsticks to pummel Sabu to the ground. The countdown clock begins and out comes... Test! Thing are not looking good for Rob Van Dam as Test and Holly are obviously on the same page. Test also bring in a crowbar as his weapon of choice, viciously clubbing him with it. Holly holds RVD on his knees while Test carves the crowbar into RVD's skull, ripping him wide open! The countdown clock begins and out comes... CM Punk! Punk comes to the aid of Rob Van Dam, taking Test and Hardcore Holly out with his weapon of choice, a good old-fashioned steel chair. Punk smacks Holly over the skull and then lifts him up - BAM! Punk hits the Go To Sleep on Holly, but his momentum is halted as he is drilled by Test with a huge big boot! Test lifts Punk up and goes for the TKO, but RVD is back on his feet and dropkicks Test, causing him to drop Punk. RVD grabs the steel chair, throws it at Test and hits a huge VanDaminator! Test drops to the canvas and RVD goes up top for the Five-Star Frog Splash... but Holly shoves him off and RVD crashes down to the steel floor! The countdown begins and in comes... Bobby Lashley! Lashley explodes in and instantly delivers a Spear to Hardcore Holly! He covers Holly and gets the three count! Hardcore Holly has been eliminated! Paul Heyman screams "No!" on the outside as the Big Show gives a look that says "Damn" from his pod. Lashley goes back to his pod and fetches his weapon of choice - the table. He sets it up in the ring and lifts Test up, going for a Dominator, but Test slips off and throws Lashley over the ropes and down to the steel. Holly is leaving the Chamber when Sabu attacks him! He manages to fight off the security guards too, dragging Holly up the ramp and brawling with him right to the back. CM Punk attacks Test, drilling him with a huge roundhouse kick to the skull. Punk picks up the crowbar and hits Test in the gut with it, then he goes to hit him in the head, but Test catches the shot and kicks Punk in the sternum, drilling him across the skull with the crowdbar. Suddenly, Lashley runs at Test, but Test catches him and lifts him onto his shoulders... TKO through the table! Test covers Bobby Lashley and eliminates him! Bobby Lashley has been eliminated! Paul Heyman jumps for joy on the outside as Big Show applauds Test. Test smirks at Heyman and Big Show, but he should have kept his eyes on the match as Lashley gets revenge with a Spear. Test is holding his gut on the canvas, when out of nowhere... Five-Star Frog Splash from the top of a pod! RVD is in pain but the impact paid off. CM Punk crawls to Test's body and covers him for the three! Test has been eliminated! Big Show and Paul Heyman's eyes both widen. The countdown clock begins and in comes... the Big Show! The ECW World Champion is finally in! He comes in and capitalizes on the injured RVD, Chokeslamming him into the canvas. Big Show then goes to Chokeslam CM Punk, but somehow Punk slips off, grabs the steel chair and delivers five consecutive chair shots to the skull of the Big Show! Somehow, Big Show doesn't even leave his feet, but after a sixth shot to the head, Big Show finally crumbles to the canvas. Punk covers him, but Show kicks out. Punk tries to think how he can eliminate the Big Show, picking up the steel chair again and preparing to hit Big Show again, but as he runs towards Show, Show catches him around the throat. Before he can deliver the Chokeslam, RVD delivers the crowbar, shar end first, into the crotch of the Big Show! The fans go wild as Big Show's family jewels nearly pop out through his mouth. Show drops to his knees, leaving him open for a huge shining wizard from CM Punk. Punk then locked in the biggest Anaconda Vise he's ever executed on the ECW Champion! Big Show started struggling and it looked like he would escape, but Rob Van Dam grabbed the crowbar and dug it into the skull of Big Show, making him scream in agony. A combination of the Anaconda Vise and RVD's carving with the crowbar... makes Big Show tap out! Big Show has been eliminated! Paul Heyman's expression literally drops and he is on the verge of crying his eyes out. CM Punk and Rob Van Dam get to their feet as Big Show rolls out of the ring. We are now down to two! Rob Van Dam still holds the crowbar, and CM Punk enters Big Show's pod where one weapon hasn't been picked up yet - the barbed wire bat. Punk and RVD swing for each other, both of them missing. They decide to drop the weapons and simply brawl with each other! They eventually climb to the top turnbuckle, and then the top of one of the pods! In a very dangers situation, both men trade right hands. Suddenly, RVD drills CM Punk with a huge roundhouse kick and sends him crashing from the top of the pod down to the canvas. The ECW fans erupt as Rob Van Dam does his RVD taunt on the top of the pod and then leaps... connecting with the Five-Star Frog Splash! RVD crawls over... 1... 2... 3! Rob Van Dam becomes the new ECW Champion!
The theme of Rob Van Dam plays as the ECW crowd are in awe at what was an incredible match. Paul Heyman is still by ringside, stood by the Big Show who is sat on the floor outside the Chamber virtually crying. Heyman doesn't know what to do with himself, and the Big Show apologises to him. But Heyman, with a blank expression simply walks up the ramp and to the back, Big Show screaming that he did the best he could, but Heyman still left. Rob Van Dam raised the ECW Championship above his head, barely even looking like a winner with blood covering his entire face. Out of pure respect, CM Punk applauds RVD and raises his hand. Fireworks explode from the stage as Big Show looks into the Chamber in tears, seeing his ECW Championship in the hands of somebody else. CM Punk hugs RVD and then leaves, giving RVD his moment alone. After months of hard work and determination, he is finally crowned the ECW Champion once more. ECW December to Dismember fades to black on a shot of RVD on his knees with the ECW World Championship in front of him.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Mar 16, 2012 11:58:04 GMT -5
Sick TKO through the Table from Test to eliminate Bobby Lashley. I do have to say, if a face had to win the match, I really think it would have been CM Punk's time to shine. I hope this eventually leads to either Punk or RVD turning heel. The other matches were as expected, I don't think there was much saving the pay per view in all honesty. Here's hoping you just keep it to the weekly shows and 1 or 2 ppv matches on the monthly ppv's from now on.
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Post by DTP. on Mar 16, 2012 13:00:00 GMT -5
ECW December to Dismember: Sunday 3rd December 2006...Ah, I see we're both a fan of stealing completewwe.com's pay-per-view logos, nice. Also liked how in the opening intro for this show, "huge" was in Italics. Obviously a great way to kick off with the Hardys beating Johnny Nitro and Joey Mercury, but I hope that this feud isn't over yet really. Cash in on the idea of a ladder match between the two teams in the near future. I do think that MNM should have gotten a rub though, being the younger pair. The promos in front of the ECW banner is a nice attempt to get the original ECW flow going, but by this point it was clear that this show was going to be a WWE-produced one. The Great Khali replacing Daivari in my eyes seemed obvious, good win for Khali but didn't do a great deal. Did like the "You can't wrestle" chant. Kevin Thorn and Ariel beating Mike Knox and Kelly Kelly was an odd one, the only face character here is Kelly. Balls Mahoney beating Matt Striker seemed obvious, did like Striker trying to prevent the hardcore nature of Balls out of the match. This ECW show seems a little...too 1990s ECW for this period. Elijah Burke's promo with Sylvester Terkay was nice, shame that they weren't assigned to a match or anything. Keep Terkay around. Sandman had to make a beatdown appearance of course. Keeps him from ruining a decent at best main event. Alright, Extreme Elimination Chamber time. Bobby Lashley eliminated Hardcore Holly pretty quickly. I do think that Lashley's run should have gone longer, but that sounded like a sweet spot with the TKO through a table. At least Lashley isn't winning this. Test then being eliminated by RVD and CM Punk is fine. Honestly, I think that Big Show should have still been the last man in that match with whomever the winner was. Not a fan of Show tapping out either really. Is Show going to stick around or what? I guess in terms of quality, it was wiser for Rob Van Dam and CM Punk to go on last, should have had a longer meeting though, I expect some rematches from this. RVD winning was for the better, CM Punk isn't ready yet in my eyes, but maybe in a few months. You have a hundred different directions that you could take this from, hopefully it's good, and hopefully something good is happening with the ECW World Championship now that RVD has it a second time. Not a good show still, most of the material was retained or mixed up and wouldn't have made a difference, just don't make a mistake of making another ECW-exclusive pay-per-view unless you have a multi-month build for the show.
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Post by Elliot on Mar 16, 2012 14:36:32 GMT -5
F4WONLINE.COM UPDATES Written By: Scott Larson; December 4th, 2006.
- Despite recent rumours floating around that Paul Heyman and the Big Show are leaving the company, we can reveal that these are not true. While their have been reports of Heyman having a slight disagreement with Creative on the direction of ECW, which are apparently true, Vince McMahon has bit his tongue, something he rarely does, and given Heyman more freedom to run with what he feels is best for the brand. Apparently, Vince wanted Bobby Lashley to leave December to Dismember as the ECW World Champion, but Paul Heyman did not like the idea. It was also Heyman's idea to have CM Punk eliminate the Big Show along with Rob Van Dam via submission as Punk is said to be a number one priority on ECW, believed to be the future of the brand. However, the idea to remove Sabu from the match and replace him with Hardcore Holly was indeed Vince's idea which Heyman agreed to.
- All that being said, the Big Show is scheduled to take some time off from the WWE to rest nagging injuries. This may only be for a few months, possibly returning at WrestleMania 23 for the ECW match scheduled. At this early stage, there are talks of doing a Five-on-Five Elimination Tag Team Match for ECW at the big event, one of the teams being assembled by Paul Heyman to take on a babyface team. More on that as it comes.
- WWE.com has posted a preview for tomorrow night's ECW broadcast which states that Rob Van Dam will celebrate his ECW World Championship victory, and Bobby Lashley will take on Test.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 16, 2012 16:43:26 GMT -5
GIVE HOLLY THE STRAP!
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Post by Y2 F'n J on Mar 16, 2012 17:49:19 GMT -5
As far as I am concerned, December to Dismember is when WWECW started to/went downhill. The show was great, loved seeing RVD get the title & him and CM Punk showing each other respect. Also nice to see Heyman get control over ECW. Hopefully this will make the episodes & roster more ECW-ish than before. Can't wait to see the fallout of December to Dismember!
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Post by Red Dragon on Mar 19, 2012 12:26:22 GMT -5
Any WWECW diary always has great potential, and I see this as no different. The PPV seemed very much alike what happened in real life. I used to like Knox so hope he gets a decent push here plus I hope his beard grows more. Lots of good build to the main event. Don't like Holly attacking Sabu, I like both but I'd rather Sabu be in the match. Guessing Sabu will still make an appearence in the match. Good write up on the chamber. Glad Holly went out first. Lashley was abit of a shock to be taken out so early, but a great way to go out. Puts Test over well. Not sure about the "carving" of the crowbar seems abit graphic. Punk getting down to the final two is a great push and an run with the title must be in his future. RVD winning is good, esp after the way he lost his first run with the belt. Hoping you push some of the younger stars, not just Punk, without nessicarily foinf a New Breed angle. Good luck and keep this up.
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Post by duan on Mar 19, 2012 13:27:13 GMT -5
Good golly, giving RVD a second run with the strap is awesome. You have some endless possibilities with the current roster and I want to see how you do. The roster is small, but combinations galore here. Turning Punk or RVD heel would only increase the prospects of this diary. So far, I am liking the looks of things in here and especially with how terrible WWECW was around this time (PPV and after), it looks like a refreshing change of events. One thing I am not TOO fond of is McMahon 'biting his tongue' a bit. I feel that's never going to happen and is a tad unrealistic, but that's what ECW is! Keep it going Elliot.
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Post by Elliot on Mar 24, 2012 15:03:40 GMT -5
| ECW on Sci-Fi; December 5th, 2006 | Dark Match: René Dupree defeats Balls Mahoney. |
We open up with a recap of what happened this past Sunday at ECW's first ever Pay-Per-View event since the brand's rebirth earlier this year, December to Dismember. It flicks through a few of the matches before finally closing on the Extreme Elimination Chamber Main Event for the ECW Championship. It shows the eliminations, followed by the finish where Rob Van Dam and CM Punk fought each other tooth and nail until finally, RVD was able to claim the victory and become the new ECW Champion, much to the dismay of ECW General Manager, Paul Heyman who promised that the Big Show would walk out victorious. The scene then fades to black.
The opening package plays and we are brought into ECW, Joey Styles and Tazz welcoming us to the show and telling us that tonight is going to be huge as we will see the fallout of this past Sunday's events. The show then gets underway.
Justin Roberts is in the ring and introduces the new ECW World Champion, Rob Van Dam! RVD comes out, a plaster across his forehead and his ribs taped, showing the battle wounds from the Extreme Elimination Chamber. He is elated to enter ECW as the new World Champion, getting in the ring and raising the Championship high. He grabs a microphone and states that if he's going to be honest, he didn't expect to walk out as the ECW World Champion last night, simply because he thought Paul Heyman would have pulled out all the stops to make sure Big Show retained, but he is ecstatic that he could once again hold the title that was so wrongly stolen from him just months ago. Suddenly, the theme of CM Punk hits to a huge pop as he comes out grinning and applauding RVD.
Punk says that while he thought he had it in the bag last night, he was honoured to have lost to Rob Van Dam. He says that becoming ECW World Champion would have been the highlight of his career, but if anyone deserved it more than him, it was the Whole Damn Show. An "RVD!" chant breaks out in the arena. Punk says that with that being said, he was thinking... the two of them closed December to Dismember with a bang last night, and he wants to respectfully request a rematch with RVD for the ECW Championship sometime in the near future. The crowd pop and RVD looks around. He says that if anyone deserves an ECW World Championship Match, it's CM Punk for giving him one of the best fights he has had in a very long time. However, this friendly chat is cut short when the voice of Paul Heyman is heard...
Paul Heyman walks out from the entrance with the Big Show to a ton of heat. Heyman tells them to cut the emotional crap and get down to business. He says that CM Punk will not be receiving any ECW Championship Match anytime soon. The crowd boo as Heyman continues, saying that the former Champion is the one who deserves a rematch, and he will get that rematch - tonight! RVD says that he is in pieces after this past Sunday and is in no condition to compete, but Heyman tells him he doesn't give a damn and the match will go ahead. RVD says that he's never one to back down from a fight, and if Big Show wants an ECW World Championship Match, then that's exactly what he will get. Heyman says that it will be contested under Extreme Rules and the Big Show's theme plays, the Main Event being made. The scene then fades to black.
Commercial Break.
Hardcore Holly defeats Sabu; After this past Sunday's events when Hardcore Holly viciously assaulted Sabu and somehow replaced him in the Extreme Elimination Chamber Match, this was Sabu's chance at retribution. However, Paul Heyman's security showed their faces (or helmets) and assaulted Sabu on the outside as Holly distracted the referee. Almost as if to feed Sabu to the lions, they rolled him back into the ring where Holly planted him with the Alabama Slam for the victory.
Hardcore Holly celebrated his win as Heyman's security left. Sabu got to his feet as Holly was leaving and looked towards the entrance in anger. This certainly isn't over.
We go backstage to see Paul Heyman in his office with the Big Show, the crowd booing. Heyman says that Big Show has got this and he'll be ECW World Champion again in no time. Suddenly, Elijah Burke walks in along with Sylvester Terkay and requests a match with The Sandman after he was attacked at December to Dismember. Heyman says that he's got his match, and tells Burke he can go one better, and says that it will be The Sandman versus Elijah Burke... and Sylvester Terkay. Burke smiles and thanks Heyman before leaving.
Commercial Break.
Elijah Burke & Sylvester Terkay defeat The Sandman via Disqualification; This was an extremely unfair match and The Sandman got beaten down by these two new ECW extremists. However, before the match could end, Tommy Dreamer rushed to the aid of his ECW Original ally, stopping the assault, but ending the match in a disqualification.
Dreamer helped Sandman fight off Burke and Terkay, but then suddenly, The Great Khali and Daivari showed up and beat down Dreamer and Sandman. Daivari disposed of The Sandman, using his own singapore cane against him. The Great Khali then planted Dreamer in the center of the ring with the Khali Bomb, placing his foot on Dreamer's chest and screaming as the scene fades to black.
We go backstage where Kelly Kelly is talking to Stevie Richards. Suddenly, Mike Knox walks up to them and snatches Kelly away from the conversation. Kelly pulls her wrist from Knox's clutches and says she's sick of being treat like an object to him. Knox throws Kelly up against a wall to a gasp from the crowd. He puts his hands either side of her so she can't escape, telling her that Kelly needs to watch her mouth. He says that what he did on Sunday was to teach her a lesson; if she carries on disobeying him, he's just going to leave her. Kelly reluctantly apologises to Knox and he then hugs her, Kelly crying in his arms as Knox quite disturbingly repeats "Shhhh" as he strokes her hair. We then fade to commentary.
Joey Styles and Tazz tell us that up next, we will see Bobby Lashley take on Test, a match that came about after Lashley was eliminated by Test in the Extreme Elimination Chamber Match. And that will happen after the break.
Commercial Break.
Bobby Lashley defeats Test; Before the match, we see a replay of what happened this past Sunday as Test put Lashley through a table with the TKO, eliminating him from the match. This match went back and forth, and Test was looking to knock Lashley's head off with a big boot, but Lashley ducked, bounced off the ropes and BAM! Drilled Test with a Spear for the victory.
Lashley celebrated as Test rolled out of the ring holding his gut. As Lashley celebrated, we go backstage to see Paul Heyman talking to the Big Show but we can't hear what they're saying as the ECW theme plays over the top. Joey Styles tells us that Big Show versus ECW World Champion, Rob Van Dam for the title is up next!
We see a promo package for WWE Armageddon which will be airing on December 17th, 2006. We then go to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
ECW Championship Match ECW Champion Rob Van Dam defeats Big Show with Paul Heyman; RVD was clearly hurting, but Big Show didn't care, only wanting the ECW World Championship. He threw RVD around the ring like a rag doll, even grabbing a steel chair at one point and smacking it across the spine of the Champion. Heyman handed Big Show a mysterious black bag, which Big Show opened and turned upside down to reveal a set of thumbtacks! Big Show prepared to Chokeslam RVD onto the tacks, but CM Punk made a beeline for the ring! Show dropped RVD and started brawling with Punk. Hardcore Holly and Test hit the ring to a ton of heat, attacking CM Punk, but that's when Bobby Lashley and Sabu showed up to even the odds. The four of them brawled on the outside as CM Punk delivered a huge roundhouse kick to the skull of the Big Show. Show stumbled around and was met with a huge diving kick from the top rope, courtesy of Rob Van Dam, and... Big Show fell back onto the tacks! RVD climbed the top rope once again, and did his RVD taunt, but Heyman jumped onto the ring apron. RVD wasn't taking the risk and boot Heyman in the chest, sending him flying to the floor to a huge pop from the crowd. RVD then hit Big Show with the Five-Star Frog Splash for the victory.
Rob Van Dam celebrated alongside CM Punk having retained the ECW World Championship. Paul Heyman got to his feet in disbelief, holding his chest. Heyman grabbed a microphone and screamed that this wasn't fair. He says that he's not standing for interference in his matches (ironic, I know), and books an Eight-Man Tag Team Match for next week on ECW, saying it will be Rob Van Dam, CM Punk, Bobby Lashley and Sabu taking on Big Show, Hardcore Holly, Test and mystery partner. Heyman says those four men will regret the day they ever messed with Paul Heyman! ECW fades to a close as RVD and Punk stare out of the ring at Heyman.
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Post by Matt on Mar 25, 2012 0:09:34 GMT -5
Rob Van Dam winning the championship again after his suspension seems a little unlikely; however, I can easily look past that and say you made a good decision. I like the way you kept C.M Punk face, and Show versus Van Dam in Extreme Rules will be solid. Holly defeating Sabu is a weird situation. I actually enjoyed Holly at this time, but pushing him at this point in his career in useless. On the other hand, Sabu has been so devalued at this rate, he is equally useless to push. I am interested to see where Heyman’s security interfering in the match will take Sabu. I really liked Burke and Terkay - they are a team with a lot of potential. Tommy Dreamer saving Sandman was a good decision, and I hope to see Burke and Terkay win over Dreamer and Sandman in the long run. I like the intensity of the Knox/Kelly segment. Bobby Lashley versus Test really reminds me how sour ECW was turning at the end of ’06. The Five-Star Frog Splash onto tacks! NICE! Van Dam winning was obviously the right call, and all the interference can really lead to some sort of major angle in you take it that way. the 8 man tag next week is really going to cut the talent pool for the rest of the card.
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Post by Elliot on Jan 17, 2013 11:54:04 GMT -5
F4WONLINE.COM UPDATES Written By: Scott Larson; December 8th, 2006.
- As shown on this past Tuesday's edition of ECW on Sci-Fi, this week's Main Event will be an 8-Man Tag Team Match pitting CM Punk, Sabu, Bobby Lashley and the ECW Champion, Rob Van Dam against the Big Show, Hardcore Holly, Test and a mystery superstar. It is expected that the mystery superstar will be a new addition to the alliance that has been formed by General Manager, Paul Heyman. However, there's no word on who the superstars might be. More on this as it comes.
- The December to Dismember Pay-Per-View was a minor success for the WWE, however it wasn't as much a pull as they had hoped. There are currently no plans to produce a second ECW-exclusive event as officials believe it wouldn't benefit the company in any way, and are instead planning to produce two-hour episodes of ECW every so often for PPV-style specials. There are plans to have one of these special episodes early in the new year.
- While the Main Event has been announced for this week's ECW, WWE.com has also posted that there will be a second Tag Team match scheduled as Tommy Dreamer and The Sandman will face The Great Khali and Daivari.
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Post by FollowTheBuzzards on Jan 17, 2013 15:48:10 GMT -5
Very excited to see this return, I'll prolly go with a single brand diary also as I just started school back up. Elliot, you are a genius and a great graphic designer and only having to do one show - this diary will probably be great.
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Post by Elliot on Jan 18, 2013 9:34:11 GMT -5
| ECW on Sci-Fi; December 12th, 2006 | Dark Match: René Dupree defeats Shannon Moore. |
Before the opening to the show, the office of General Manager, Paul Heyman is shown to a ton of heat. The Big Show, Hardcore Holly and Test walk into the room, receiving just as much heat as Heyman smiles, welcoming them. Big Show asks if "he" is ready, presumably referring to their mystery partner later tonight. Heyman says he's spoken to him and he's all set and guarantees them victory. Hardcore Holly says that he has no doubt that they will destroy the four "rejects" later on tonight. Test says that tonight is the night they take over ECW once and for all and the four of them high-five. Heyman tells them to go and get ready with a sadistic smile on his face, the scene fading to black.
The opening package plays and we then cut to ringside where Joey Styles and Tazz are on commentary. They remind us of tonight's Main Event, accompanied by a graphic, showing us that the team of CM Punk, Bobby Lashley, Sabu and the ECW Champion, Rob Van Dam will take on Big Show, Hardcore Holly, Test and a mystery partner, chosen by Paul Heyman. But before that, we hear the theme of Tommy Dreamer to a huge pop as our opening contest is about to get underway.
Tommy Dreamer & The Sandman def. The Great Khali & Daivari; After Dreamer saved The Sandman from an assault at the hands of Elijah Burke and Sylvester Terkay last week, both of the originals were taken out by The Great Khali, accompanied by Daivari. This match was made to settle the score and the fans were behind the ECW icons, but the brute force of the Punjabi giant was too much even for them. However, Sandman used Khali's own weight against him as he pulled down the ropes, sending the 7'3" monster over the top and down to the floor. As The Sandman continued to beat down on the giant, this left Daivari in the ring with Dreamer, who kicked him in the gut and planted him with his signature DDT for the victory.
The crowd erupted as Dreamer and Sandman were declared victorious, raising each other's hands in celebration. However, out of nowhere - Elijah Burke and Sylvester Terkay attack to a ton of heat. They beat down the ECW originals in a revenge attack from last week. Burke tossed Sandman from the ring and shouted directions at Terkay, who went on the plant Dreamer with a Reverse Chokeslam Facebuster! The duo stood tall, Burke with a smug grin on his face as the scene fades to black.
Commercial Break.
We return to ECW to see the ECW Champion, Rob Van Dam in his locker room, taping up his wrists. CM Punk walks in to a good reaction and greets RVD with a handshake. RVD says he wanted to thank Punk for coming to his aid last week and says that tonight, they need to knock off Heyman's goons once and for all. Punk promises that will be the case, saying he has faith in Lashley and Sabu, as well as RVD and himself. Punk says that when this is all over, he wants RVD to know that he's coming for the ECW Championship he was so close to winning at December to Dismember, and RVD stands up straight, saying it would be his pleasure to defend against CM Punk. Punk smiles, happy with that and then pats RVD on the back before telling him he will see him later and leaving. We then return to ringside.
Mike Knox with Kelly Kelly def. Stevie Richards; Following the disturbing scenes last week which saw Mike Knox practically grooming Kelly Kelly as she cried in fear, Stevie Richards personally requested a match with the big man for tonight's show. This may have been a big mistake as Knox wasn't too happy with Richards trying to console Kelly throughout the match, which may have even been a distraction. Know brutalised Richards and eventually hit him with the Knox out for the victory.
After the match, Knox demanded that Kelly gets into the ring. Scared for her well-being, she does as she is told and is immediately grasped by Knox. He pulls her by her arm and tells her to look at what he has done to Stevie Richards just moments ago. She begins to cry and Knox starts holding her head to his chest, stroking her hair and telling her it'll be okay - extremely disturbing scenes, much like last week. Knox stops and then drags her out of the ring and up the ramp as we fade away.
We see a promo package for WWE Armageddon which will be airing on December 17th, 2006. We then go to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
Returning to ECW, we see a dark room with a dim, red light. A voice is hear, speaking about the creatures of the night and how ECW will soon be plunged into complete darkness. Kevin Thorn and Ariel appear in the dim light with grins on their faces, showing off their vampire-like teeth. Some text appears on the screen telling us that Kevin Thorn will return to ECW next week. We then return to the show.
We are shown a split screen as the two teams for the Main Event make their way down to ringside, Big Show's team still without a fourth member. Who will it be? Find out - next!
We see a recap of what happened last week during the ECW Championship match between Rob Van Dam and the Big Show. It shows how the match ended and how this upcoming Main Event was made. We then cut back to ringside where Paul Heyman is making his entrance, accompanied by his two helmeted security guards, their identities remaining a mystery. Heyman sits by ringside, his security guards on either side of him as the entrance begin.
Rob Van Dam, Bobby Lashley, Sabu and CM Punk make their entrances first, standing in the ring ready to take on their rivals. Then come the Big Show, Hardcore Holly and Test. Heyman then gets to his feet and grabs a microphone before beginning to speak. He says that it's now time for his plan to come into play, and says that he found the perfect man to get the job done alongside Show, Holly and Test. Heyman wishes the opposing team luck, saying they're definitely going to need it before saying "Please give a warm ECW welcome, to the man who will end this for good... Viscera!". The crowd are in shock, as are the opposing team as the 500 pound monster known as Viscera makes his way down to the ring, clad in an all-black attire, much like from his 1999 run, looking as mean and scary as ever. Debuting a new theme, this behemoth climbs onto the ring apron and walks over the top rope with ease. Big Show, Holly and Test applaud their partner as Viscera stands in the ring, focused on the team across from him. We see Heyman with a sadistic grin on his face as the scene fades to black.
Commercial Break.
Big Show, Hardcore Holly, Test & Viscera def. ECW Champion Rob Van Dam, Bobby Lashley, Sabu & CM Punk; We return to ECW with the match under way, Test in the ring with Sabu. Joey Styles continues to express his awe at the size of Viscera and his debut here in ECW. Test kept the match under control, frequently tagging in and out with Hardcore Holly. However, Sabu managed to mount some offence and tag in Bobby Lashley, who ran through Holly with ease. Holly tagged in Viscera and the crowd held their breath, wondering how this confrontation would go down. Lashley tried his usual tactics and attempted to powerhouse the 500 pounder, but to no avail. When Lashley went for a third shoulder block, Viscera hit one of his own, sending Lashley to the canvas. The match went in Viscera's favour for the most part until he tagged in the Big Show who was then legal with CM Punk. The crowd erupted as Punk took control and even looked to go for a Go To Sleep on the giant, but couldn't list him. The match broke down with bodies flying left and right. As the chaos ensued, Heyman's security guards would assault Sabu on the outside, like they did last week. In the ring, the ECW Champion, Rob Van Dam was left with Viscera, and RVD realised this when he turned around. Viscera grabbed RVD by the throat with both hands and went on to plant him into the canvas with the Chokebomb he calls the Viscera Driver for the victory.
The crowd booed as Viscera stood tall inside the ring. Big Show, Holly and Test re-entered the ring and celebrated the victory. Paul Heyman entered the ring with them, alongside his security guards and all of a sudden, it seemed like ECW has really lost to the sadistic Paul Heyman. ECW comes to a close on a shot of all these men raising their hands in victory.
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Post by Elliot on Jan 18, 2013 9:43:12 GMT -5
F4WONLINE.COM UPDATES Written By: Scott Larson; December 13th, 2006.
- The debut of Viscera on ECW was a decision made a few weeks ago, according to sources. The rumour is that the Big Show will be taking some time off to rest and return later in 2007, and therefore Viscera has been brought in as a replacement of some kind, to fill the "big man" gap in the storyline. It is expected that Viscera will feature in the ECW Championship picture for the next couple of months in a feud with Rob Van Dam, and will be managed by the General Manager, Paul Heyman, much like Big Show was. Viscera has been officially moved from the Raw roster page to the ECW roster page on WWE.com.
- WWE.com reported earlier that three ECW talents have been released. Tony Mamaluke, C.W. Anderson and Trinity were all released from their WWE contracts. Little Guido is not expected to suffer from the release of his team mate, Mamaluke as he is penned in for more of a backstage role with the company.
- With Armageddon coming later this month, there is a proposed ECW Championship Match set to take place, most probably between Rob Van Dam and Viscera. However, other rumours state that CM Punk is set for an ECW Championship opportunity on the horizon, so it is unclear what route they will take.
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Post by Fury on Jan 19, 2013 2:31:27 GMT -5
ECW was kind of in a weird stage at this time in real life in that it didn't seem to know what it really wanted the brand to be so I'm looking forward to seeing your take on things. I like that you made RVD champion as I think it really is the best thing for the brand at this time and bringing in Viscera as a challenger is something different, I like that you're building a stable of sorts with Heyman and hopefully this leads to the main angle for your show. Right now there's not a whole lot else going on but I'm sure that'll change with time as I'm interested to see where you head with some things, Sandman and Dreamer seem like a really odd pairing even though they do have the original thing going for them. Overall a solid base to build on in the future and I look forward to more.
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Post by Elliot on Jan 19, 2013 11:13:56 GMT -5
December 14th, 2006
Big Show taking time off WWE.com has received word that former ECW Champion, Big Show will be taking time off from in-ring competition for the foreseeable future to pursue other projects and rest. Big Show has informed the company that he will be back, and he will be looking to become the World Champion once again when that time comes. ECW General Manager, Paul Heyman has authorised this leave of absence. WWE wishes the Big Show the best in all future endeavours.
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Post by Planktung on Jan 20, 2013 0:33:29 GMT -5
Alright, ECW in 2006. Push Test, you whore muffin.
Onto the show, big tag match tonight it seems. Wonder who is the mystery partner for Show, Holly, and Test. It's also strange to see Heyman still around after the debacle that was December To Dismember. Solid opening contest victory for the ECW Original duo of Tommy Dreamer and The Sandman over Great Khali and Daivari. Elijah Burke and Sylvester Terkay with the attack after the match is interesting. Just a tag team feud, or the start of the New Breed? RVD/Punk should really be saved for 'Mania, though I can understand if it would be difficult to stretch it out that far. Mike Knox is a weird ass dude. Expected win for him over Stevie Richards. Who will come to Kelly's aid? And just a used the term "weird ass dude" to describe Knox, Kevin Thorn is returning next week. Holy crap, it's Viscera! Giant man boobs Viscera! Great main event, and seeing how you made a big deal out of Viscera being the fourth man, him getting a pinfall victory over Van Dam didn't seem unexpected. I guess Viscera is the next challenger for the ECW Championship. A very good show overall.
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Post by Elliot on Jan 21, 2013 11:34:08 GMT -5
| ECW on Sci-Fi; December 19th, 2006 | Dark Match: René Dupree defeats Little Guido. |
The usual ECW opening package plays and the crowd are pumped to see some extreme action here tonight. Joey Styles and Tazz welcome us to the show and remind us that the WWE is now on the road to the Royal Rumble in January! But right now, we hear the theme of Viscera to a ton of heat from the ECW crowd as the 500 pound monster makes his way out alongside General Manager, Paul Heyman.
Paul Heyman grabs a microphone and begins to speak. Before saying anything else, he tells the crowd that what they are looking at is the future of ECW. He says that there isn't a man in ECW, or even a man in the WWE that can stop this behemoth from taking over. Heyman says that making the decision to sign Viscera to ECW was a perfect example of his evil genius, and vows that this big man will be the next ECW World Champion. He reminds us of last week, directing our attention to the titantron which plays a clip from last week's Main Event, highlighting the moment when Viscera hit the Viscera Driver on the ECW Champion, Rob Van Dam and pinned him for the victory. We cut back to Heyman and Viscera, both with sadistic grins on their faces. Heyman says he is backing Viscera to become the next ECW World Champion and lead ECW into the future with dominance. But before Heyman can continue, the crowd erupt at the sound of "This Fire Burns" by Killswitch Engage - the theme of CM Punk!
CM Punk makes his way to the ring, not looking too happy and steps in the ring across from Heyman and Viscera. Punk says that he's sick of Heyman's crap and that he's not going to stand by and watch while he gives ECW Championship matches to guys who kiss his ass. The crowd pop as Heyman looks angered. Heyman tells CM Punk to remember who he is talking to, claiming that he is the reason CM Punk is here on ECW, and without him, he'd still be a nobody. Punk says nobody made him, he did that himself and with the help of the fans. He says that Heyman may have brought him to ECW, but he's not going to let him abuse his power and give title shots to guys who don't deserve it. Heyman asks how CM Punk can think Viscera doesn't deserve it, telling Punk to just look at the size of him. Punk says just because Heyman has a fetish for big guys, doesn't mean he's worthy of a title shot. Heyman tells Punk to watch his words, because he's going to find himself on the receiving end of destruction, at the hands of Viscera. Punk says "Tell the fat guy to bring it" to a huge pop, and Heyman says that's enough. Heyman shouts at Punk, saying that if he wants to run his mouth, then he can go one-on-one with Viscera - tonight! And Heyman says that he's going to make CM Punk regret stepping out of line. Heyman and Viscera leave the ring, CM Punk looking focused and determined, and it seems we have our Main Event match made!
Commercial Break.
Bobby Lashley def. Hardcore Holly with Test; Lashley's recent run-ins with Heyman and his goons have led to this match. Tonight, Hardcore Holly tried to put this fine specimen away, but the pure power and speed of Bobby Lashley was too much for the Alabama native, as Lashley caused a miscommunication between Holly and Test, as Holly knocked Test off the ring apron and turned around into a Spear to end the match.
The crowd were behind Lashley as he celebrated his victory. Test helped Holly out of the ring but then the two began to argue about the miscommunication. They stormed off together as Lashley continued to celebrate and the scene fades away.
We are shown a highlights package from this past Sunday at WWE Armageddon which closes with a shot of John Cena and Batista being victorious over King Booker's Court.
Commercial Break.
Kevin Thorn with Ariel def. Shannon Moore; As the vignette suggested last week, Kevin Thorn and Ariel have returned to the land of the extreme after a few weeks absence. The vampire-like superstar proved that he hadn't lost a step in his hiatus, destroying Shannon Moore with ease after hitting some vicious moves. Thorn finished the match off with a Crucifix Powerbomb for the win.
The eerie red lighting flickers around the arena as Kevin Thorn and Ariel celebrate a way only they know how. Ariel leans back as Thorn holds her and seems to be biting her neck... strange. The scene then fades away.
We go backstage where Elijah Burke and Sylvester Terkay are standing in front of a camera. They say that they hope ECW are taking notice of them now, after taking out not one, but two ECW originals. Burke says that he and Terkay are a force to be reckoned with here in ECW and the fans better realise that they're here to stay. Burke says that Turkay is a man feared by all because of his power and skill, and Burke brings up his 103-1 boxing record. But before he can continue, the crowd erupt when Tommy Dreamer and The Sandman burst onto the scene, each with kendo sticks and start to swing for the hills. They repeatedly beat Burke and Terkay until they retreat and run down the corridor. Dreamer looks into the camera and says that they're not done yet, and says that next week, they're challenging Burke and Terkay to an Extreme Rules Tornado Tag Team match, next week on ECW! Dreamer and Sandman chant ECW as the scene fades to black.
Commercial Break.
We return to ECW to see the ring set up for a special edition of Striker's Classroom. Matt Striker is already in the ring and welcomes the fans to his segment, but receives a negative reaction. Striker says that tonight's edition of Striker's Classroom is very special because a certain superstars has requested that he comes to the ring and teaches a lesson of his own. Striker then says it is his pleasure to introduce - Mike Knox. The crowd boo as Knox walks out, dragging Kelly Kelly behind him. They both enter the ring, Kelly looking scared. Striker hands Knox the microphone and he speaks, saying that tonight, he's going to teach the world, and Kelly Kelly a lesson. He sits Kelly onto one of the chairs in the ring and tells her to look at the chalk board. He tells Striker to write up some words on the chalk board - "loyalty" and "respect". Striker writes it up and Knox says that a woman should learn to be loyal to their man, and respect what they do for them. Knox says that Kelly abuses his trust when she goes around flaunting her body to the world. Knox then says that she has no respect for him when he does everything to protect her. Knox grabs Kelly's wrist as she struggles and gets right in her face, reminding her what he did at December to Dismember when he left her. Knox then tells Striker to write up another word - "promiscuous". Striker chuckles to himself but Knox is completely serious. Knox tells Kelly that being a promiscuous woman is not attractive and he isn't going to stand for it. He drags Kelly to her feet and things look as though they could get a bit violent, sparking worry around the arena. Suddenly, Tazz gets up from his commentary position and gets in the ring to stop this. Knox asks Tazz what he thinks he's doing, and Tazz says that this is getting out of hand and tells Knox to calm down. Knox doesn't take too kindly to being told to calm down and throws Kelly to the canvas before getting in Tazz's face. Tazz says he doesn't want any trouble, he's just looking out for Kelly. Knox shouts at Tazz, telling him to leave Kelly alone because she belongs to him, and then suddenly - clothesline! The crowd gasp as Knox drops Tazz to the canvas. Joey Styles expresses his horror as Knox picks Tazz up and then drops him with the Knox Out! Matt Striker leaves the ring and Kelly Kelly watches on with her hand over her mouth in shock. Knox screams at Kelly off-mic, telling her that this will be her if she continues with her behaviour. Knox drags Kelly out of the ring and officials tend to Tazz.
Commercial Break.
Viscera with Paul Heyman def. CM Punk via Disqualification; CM Punk looked more determined than ever, but could he really defeat this giant of a man? Viscera maintained control of the match for the most part, but Punk being the competitor he is somehow regained some offence and fought back against the big man. However, when Viscera once again took control, he took to the middle rope and it looked as if he was going for a Vader Bomb-style manoeuvre, but that's when the ECW World Champion, Rob Van Dam showed up and delivered a huge kick to the head of Viscera, ending the match via disqualification.
Viscera stumbled off the middle rope and RVD climbed up top. He hit Viscera with his signature diving kick, but it still didn't take him off his feet. He stumbled around and was drilled by CM Punk with a roundhouse kick, which did knock down the 500 pound monster. RVD then went back up top and hit a huge Five-Star Frog Splash to a huge pop from the crowd! Viscera rolled out of the ring and left alongside Paul Heyman, both men angered by what just happened. RVD and Punk stand side by side, RVD raising his ECW Championship above his head as the show fades to a close.
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