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Post by Elliot on Oct 3, 2012 12:41:51 GMT -5
Tag Teams & Stables The Band [Heath Slater, Drew McIntyre & Jinder Mahal] Hell No [Daniel Bryan & Kane] Hunico & Camacho Justin Gabriel & Tyson Kidd Prime Time Players [Darren Young & Titus O'Neil] Primo & Epico Rey Mysterio & Sin Cara Rhodes Scholars [Cody Rhodes & Damien Sandow] Team Cobro [Santino Marella & Zack Ryder] The Usos [Jimmy & Jey Uso]
Inactive Talent Evan Bourne // Inactive since January 17th, 2012 The Great Khali // Inactive since July 2012 Jerry Lawler // Inactive since September 10th, 2012 Mark Henry // Inactive since May 14th, 2012 Triple H // Inactive since August 27th, 2012 The Undertaker // Inactive since July 23rd, 2012
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Post by Elliot on Oct 3, 2012 12:42:26 GMT -5
WWE Show ArchivesWWE Raw - October 1st, 2012WWE Main Event - October 3rd, 2012WWE SmackDown - October 5th, 2012WWE Raw - October 8th, 2012WWE Main Event - October 10th, 2012WWE SmackDown - October 12th, 2012WWE Raw - October 15th, 2012WWE Main Event - October 17th, 2012WWE SmackDown - October 19th, 2012WWE Raw - October 22nd, 2012WWE Main Event - October 24th, 2012WWE SmackDown - October 26th, 2012WWE Hell in a Cell - October 28th, 2012WWE Raw - October 29th, 2012WWE Main Event - October 31st, 2012
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Post by Elliot on Oct 3, 2012 12:42:49 GMT -5
Reserved for something else if I ever get around to it.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 3, 2012 12:43:30 GMT -5
| Monday Night Raw - October 1st, 2012; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma |
Paul Heyman demanded an apology from AJ Lee; Main Event Tag Team match made. Rey Mysterio & Sin Cara def. Primo & Epico to advance in the WWE Tag Team Championship #1 Contendership Tournament. United States Champion Antonio Cesaro def. Brodus Clay in a non-title match. Intercontinental Champion The Miz def. Zack Ryder in a non-title match. World Heavyweight Championship Debate between Sheamus and the Big Show. Ryback def. Tensai Divas Champion Eve def. Beth Phoenix in a non-title match. Santino Marella def. Heath Slater via Disqualification. World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus def. Damien Sandow in a non-title match. WWE Champion CM Punk crashed Jim Ross appreciation night; Ryback intervenes. Alberto Del Rio def. Kofi Kingston WWE Tag Team Champions Hell No def. WWE Champion CM Punk & Dolph Ziggler in a non-title match.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 3, 2012 15:15:35 GMT -5
| WWE Main Event - October 3rd, 2012; Tulsa, Oklahoma |
The pyrotechnics explode as "Diamond Eyes" by Shinedown echoes around the arena. The WWE Universe are pumped for the debut of this brand new television show - WWE Main Event! We are quickly taken down the commentary booth where we see Michael Cole sat alongside the Intercontinental Champion, The Miz on commentary. Michael Cole expresses how much of an honour it is to be calling tonight's show with The Miz, and Miz says he's happy to be here doing a better job than every other commentator in the WWE. They remind us that tonight's Main Event will see the WWE and World Heavyweight Champions collide as CM Punk will take on Sheamus! But first, we kick things off with the theme of Zack Ryder to a huge pop as we have some tag team action on the way. WWE Tag Team Championships #1 Contenders Tournament Justin Gabriel & Tyson Kidd def. Santino Marella & Zack RyderBoth of these teams had the crowd behind them in this one, and it was incredible difficult to pick a winner. The match went back and forth, with Gabriel and Kidd getting the upper hand half way through and isolating Zack Ryder. During the match, the Rhodes Scholars, Cody Rhodes and Damien Sandow made their way onto the stage and stood observing the match. Ryder managed to tag in Santino and the Milan Miracle exploded into the match. He was about to hit The Cobra on Justin Gabriel, but it seemed like the Cobra had other ideas and was instead aiming for the Rhodes Scholars atop the stage. Santino's (or the Cobra's?) lack of concentration allowed Tyson Kidd to hit Santino with a big enziguiri, followed by Justin Gabriel hitting the 450 Splash for the victory. The crowd popped as Justin Gabriel and Tyson Kidd were declared the winners, but the Rhodes Scholars didn't seem as pleased as the WWE Universe. They seemed to be discussing something on the stage before turning around and walking back to the locker room. Gabriel and Kidd helped Santino and Ryder to their feet and all four men raised their hands in respect for each other, creating a feel-good moment for the WWE Universe. Commercial Break.Returning to WWE Main Event, Josh Mathews is backstage alongside the WWE Champion, CM Punk and Paul Heyman to a ton of heat. Mathews asks Punk if JR's words from Raw made him rethink his stance on Hell in a Cell. Mathews says that Jim Ross is a pathetic excuse for a WWE Hall of Famer with his lack of respect. He says that JR's words were nothing but an act of disrespect towards him and the WWE Championship. Punk reminds everyone that he has beaten John Cena time and time again, and he doesn't need to beat him again to earn any respect, because he deserves the respect already. He then says that he will further support the fact that he deserves respect by defeating the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus tonight in front of the world. Punk and Heyman storm off as we fade to black. We see a Raw Recap of what happened this past Monday when the United States Champion, Antonio Cesaro manhandles Brodus Clay in such impressive fashion. Michael Cole says he has never seen anyone defeat Brodus quite like that. We cut back to the arena where Antonio Cesaro is standing in the ring, his theme playing in the background before it fades out. He speaks on the microphone, saying that there is nobody that can stop him on his quest to greatness. He repeats "greatness" in five different languages, but before he can finish it in English, the theme of Ted DiBiase hits to a huge pop. The son of the Hall of Famer makes his way to the ring and it appears that we have a match on our hands. Commercial Break.United States Champion Antonio Cesaro def. Ted DiBiase in a non-title matchThe crowd were happy to see Ted DiBiase back in the ring again after last appearing at Night of Champions in the Pre-Show Battle Royal. He took the United States Champion to the limit, but unfortunately, Cesaro is just too difficult to stop as of late. Following a vicious Black Diamond Uppercut, Cesaro proceeded to drop DiBiase to the canvas with the Neutralizer for the victory. Antonio Cesaro celebrates as he is handed his United States Championship. The Swiss superstar did his signature guns taunt before leaving as the referee tends to the fallen Ted DiBiase. The scene goes backstage where Josh Mathews is once again backstage, but this time alongside the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus to an enormous pop. Mathews asks Sheamus if angering the Big Show on Raw was a wise idea. Sheamus says he's isn't afraid of an angry giant, and it still stands that he will be kicking his teeth down his throat. But he says he wants the best the Big Show has to offer, he wants that aggression to come through so that they can have the match of a lifetime. Mathews then asks how Sheamus plans to focus not only on the Big Show, but CM Punk tonight. Sheamus laughs and says he knows CM Punk isn't an easy opponent, but he promises that if it's respect Punk wants, then he better hope that he avoids the Brogue Kick. Sheamus walks off and it's time for our Main Event... NEXT! Commercial Break.Champion vs. Champion Match WWE Champion CM Punk def. World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus in a non-title matchThe crowd were pumped for these two to collide, and they didn't disappoint. With Paul Heyman by his side, CM Punk was all over this match, but so was the World Champion, Sheamus. These two are at the top of their game in the WWE, and they brawled like they meant it. CM Punk took an early advantage, wearing down the legs of the Great White, as if to chop him down to size. However, upon an attempt at the Go To Sleep, Sheamus slipped off Punk's shoulders and went on the offensive. He eventually hit Punk with the ten clubbing blows to the chest and then the Irish Curse Backbreaker. Sheamus was preparing for the Brogue Kick in the corner when out of nowhere, the Big Show jumped onto the ring apron. Sheamus saw him and unleashed the Brogue Kick on him, but Show managed to hop down and Sheamus' foot got caught on the top rope. CM Punk saw the opening and rolled Sheamus up, Sheamus' head crashing to the canvas, and with a handful of tights, CM Punk for the three-count to a ton of heat. Paul Heyman quickly gave CM Punk the WWE Championship and the two fled ringside with the WWE Universe booing them as loud as they could. Sheamus looked up in disbelief as he watched Punk and Heyman escape with smirks on their faces. He then turns slightly to the left to see the World's Largest Athlete staring at him through the ropes, the world's largest grin on his face. Big Show just got his revenge for his humiliation this past Monday on Raw, and Sheamus isn't happy at all. WWE Main Event fades to a close as the giant and the Great White stare holes through each other. Copyright © 2012 World Wrestling Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 4, 2012 12:51:07 GMT -5
| WWE Superstars - October 4th, 2012 |
Wade Barrett def. Tyson KiddThe impressive Wade Barrett once again decimated his opposition, drilling Kidd with The Souvenir for the victory. David Otunga def. Michael McGillicuttyOtunga managed to defeat his former tag team partner after hitting him with The Verdict. Tensai def. Yoshi TatsuIn what appeared to be a total decimation, Tensai squashed Tatsu with the Senton Splash, picking up the win. Rhodes Scholars def. The UsosDamien Sandow was able to drop Jey Uso with the Terminus while Cody Rhodes dealt with Jimmy Uso on the outside, giving the impressive duo tons of momentum. Copyright © 2012 World Wrestling Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 4, 2012 13:30:06 GMT -5
Oct 4, 2012 - 7:25:14 PM
- More Legendary Appearences?
Over the past few weeks, the WWE Champion, CM Punk has been confronted by many faces from the past in regards to his "Best in the World" status. Bret Hart, Mick Foley and Jim Ross have all had some harsh words for the Straight Edge Superstar, and it is expected that more will come out of the woodwork to put him in his place, and to also persuade him to accept John Cena's challenge for Hell in a Cell. It is unknown which faces will appear, however.
- Ryback's Current WWE Status
Those who watch Raw will know that Ryback has had run-ins with the WWE Champion, CM Punk the past couple of weeks. The belief is that he is the 'replacement' so to speak for if John Cena's isn't considered healthy to compete at Hell in a Cell. However, if Cena is clear to compete, creative are said to still have big plans for Ryback and CM Punk. Expect some kind of subliminal storyline between the two over the coming months, regardless of Cena's status.
- When will Evan Bourne return?
It is unsure if Evan Bourne will return to the company at all. While his absence from the WWE was extended due to injury, it was never certain if he would be back after receiving his second suspension for violating the Wellness Policy back in January. Although Bourne is said to be recovering well and should be in ring shape soon. Whether or not we will see him in the WWE again is a different story.
- Officials high on Antonio Cesaro
Backstage officials are said to be extremely high on the current United States Champion, Antonio Cesaro, viewing him as one of the top heels of the future. Expect to see him continue his push in the coming months.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 5, 2012 11:42:35 GMT -5
| Friday Night SmackDown - October 5th, 2012; Tulsa, Oklahoma |
The pyrotechnics explode, "Know Your Enemy" by Green Day blasting around the arena as Michael Cole and Josh Mathews welcome us to the show. We are told that tonight, we will see the #1 Contender to the World Heavyweight Championship, the Big Show take on one half of the WWE Tag Team Champions, Daniel Bryan in tonight's Main Event! We are shown a graphic promoting the match as SmackDown continues. Speak of the devil, the theme of the World's Largest Athlete hits as Big Show makes his way down the ramp looking as serious as ever. Some fans in the front row make an attempt to slap hands with him, but he shrugs them off before finally entering the ring and grabbing a microphone. He says that he was humiliated and embarrassed by Sheamus on Raw, but he wasn't going to rise to the occasion and give him what he wanted, and that's why he walked out during the debate. However, he mentions for those of us who saw WWE Main Event that he got some payback and made sure that Sheamus knew that he wasn't going to get away with his childish games. Show says that come Hell in a Cell, there won't be any jokes, there won't be any messing around, and there sure as hell won't be no humiliation for the Big Show-- he promises to end Sheamus and his title reign. The WWE Universe erupt as the theme of Sheamus hits, Show shaking his head with a sigh. The World Heavyweight Champion comes down to the ring and confronts the big man. He says that he's come out to apologise to Show for making fun of him on Raw. He wants to apologise for all the things he said about him being a smelly giant with B.O., and about the fact that he lost to Daniel Bryan in 45 seconds. Show gets angry that Sheamus has once again mentioned those things, but Sheamus says he sincerely apologises and he wants to give Big Show a present to say sorry. He hops out of the ring and starts looking underneath before pulling out a large black bag. He re-enters the ring and hands it to Big Show, telling him it's his way of saying sorry. Show takes the bag, opens it and his face goes red with rage. He pulls the present out of the bag and we see a full on camera shot of a large cannister marked "Smelly Giant Deodorant". The crowd laugh, as do Cole and Mathews at commentary as Big Show screams "Do you think this is funny?!" at Sheamus. Sheamus asks what's wrong, he thought he'd like it. Show says he has had enough of Sheamus' games and he throws down the cannister before rolling up the sleeves of his hoodie. The crowd pop as Sheamus drops his World Heavyweight Championship and gets in a fighting stance. But before anything can happen, General Manager, Booker T makes his way out to the stage and tells them to stop. He says that he isn't going to let them have it out on his turf, so he says that seeing as Big Show is already in a match later tonight, he's going to book Sheamus in a match later as well to keep them both busy. Booker says that Sheamus will take on David Otunga later tonight. The crowd pop as Big Show and Sheamus stare off in the ring as the scene fades to black. Commercial Break.WWE Tag Team Championships #1 Contenders Tournament The Prime Time Players def. Kofi Kingston & R-TruthIn the final of four first round matches in this tournament, Darren Young and Titus O'Neil continued to impress as they picked up a big victory over the former WWE Tag Team Champions, Kofi Kingston and R-Truth, knocking them out of the tournament. The former Champs put up a good fight, but after Truth took a big risk by launching himself over the ropes at Titus, he missed and this allowed Darren Young to take advantage inside the ring, hitting Kingston with the Gut Check for the victory. Titus and Young celebrated as the graphic appeared on the titantron that they were through to the semi-final stages of this Tag Team Tournament, and they will face Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara next Friday on SmackDown. They leave ringside to boos from the crowd as R-Truth enters the ring to check on Kingston. We see a video package for Susan G. Komen for the Cure, featuring WWE superstars and divas saying their bit in the fight against breast cancer. Support Susan G. Komen now. Returning to SmackDown, Booker T is back in his office speaking with Teddy Long. Their attention turns to off-scene as the trio of Alberto Del Rio, David Otunga and Ricardo Rodriguez walk into the room to a ton of heat. Otunga asks what Booker T was thinking putting him in a match with Sheamus after last time. Booker says he doesn't care about what happened last time because he and Del Rio made it clear that they don't care for anyone else's well-being when they attacked Randy Orton last week on SmackDown. Otunga says that he is still working on a formal complaint to the Board of Directors regarding Booker T's decisions as General Manager, and this is just another thing to add to the list. Del Rio steps in, saying that Booker T is one of the worst General Managers he has ever worked with, and as for Randy Orton-- he got what he deserved. Booker says that he doesn't have time for the three of them, and tells them to get out of his office. Del Rio mutters something in Spanish before they leave the room. Booker shakes his head and says something to Teddy Long as the scene fades away. Commercial Break.SmackDown returns to see a returning Trent Barreta standing in the ring with his theme playing in the background. The theme of Wade Barrett follows and it seems as though a match is up next. Wade Barrett def. Trent BarretaAdding another impressive victory to his name, Barrett was able to overcome the returning superstar, almost with ease. Following a sickening big boot to the skull, Barrett lifted Trent up and nailed him with The Souvenir, laying him out for the three count. Wade Barrett continues to decimate his opposition tonight on SmackDown. Michael Cole acknowledges that he believes Wade Barrett is a future World Champion in the WWE, and Josh Mathews says he has to agree. Barrett smirks as he stands over Barreta, SmackDown cutting to another scene. Backstage, the Divas Champion, Eve is standing alongside Kaitlyn, talking to her about her attack. Eve says she dedicated her victory on Raw to Kaitlyn, getting revenge on her behalf against Beth Phoenix. Kaitlyn smiles and thanks Eve, but then says that she doesn't like how creepy Eve has been getting and asks her if she's hiding something. Eve takes a big gulp and says that she doesn't know what Kaitlyn's talking about, saying that she was just looking out for her friends. Kaitlyn says she can look out for herself, and then says that she'll be back in action on Raw this Monday, and "friend" or not, she'll be coming for that Divas Championship. Kaitlyn walks off as Eve looks slightly worried. We are once again reminded of our Main Event match between the Big Show and one half of the WWE Tag Team Champions, Daniel Bryan later tonight. But up next, the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus will be in action against David Otunga! Commercial Break.World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus def. David Otunga in a non-title matchAlberto Del Rio and Ricardo Rodriguez were by ringside in this one, in the corner of David Otunga. Otunga got a decent amount of offence in, and Del Rio attempted to play a part, but out of nowhere... Randy Orton appeared through the crowd and tackled Del Rio to the floor on the outside. This distracted Otunga in the ring who turned around into a forceful Brogue Kick to the face, giving Sheamus the victory. Sheamus celebrated his win and then sees Orton laying into Del Rio on the outside to a huge pop. However, Rodriguez steps in, pulling Orton off and allowing Del Rio to escape up the ramp. But Orton grabs Rodriguez and rolls him into the ring before sliding in himself. Rodriguez gets to his feet and sees Sheamus, stumbles backwards and turns right into an RKO from Orton! The crowd erupt as Orton stands tall above Ricardo, and then turns his attentions up the ramp to Del Rio and Otunga. Sheamus and Orton stand side-by-side staring up the ramp as the scene fades to black. A recap from Raw is shown, specifically the segment where Jim Ross entered the ring as part of his appreciation night, but was interrupted by the WWE Champion, CM Punk and Paul Heyman. It shows Punk telling Ross to call him the Best in the World, and Ross refusing. It then shows Ryback making his entrance and confronting the WWE Champion before Punk backed out of the ring, wanting nothing to do with the undefeated machine that is Ryback. We then return to SmackDown. Ryback def. Primo & EpicoYet another example of why Ryback is simply unstoppable. The former WWE Tag Team Champions tried their hand at taking out the beast, but Ryback is simply too strong for even the most cohesive of units. Rosa Mendes watched in horror as Primo and Epico were both driven into the canvas with the Shell Shocked, Ryback claiming another victory. The WWE Universe exploded and chanted "Feed Me More!" along with Ryback and SmackDown fades to black. Commercial Break.SmackDown returns to see Heath Slater, Jinder Mahal and Drew McIntyre in the ring to a ton of heat. Heath Slater says that he and his "band" are ready to take over the WWE, and they're starting right now. McIntyre takes the microphone and challenges anyone to come and test the power of The Band. The theme of Sin Cara hits to a big pop and we get a match underway. Sin Cara def. Drew McIntyreDespite the claims of The Band, Sin Cara happened to be too much for them to handle. Accompanied to the ring by his tag team partner, Rey Mysterio, Cara was able to retain his momentum and defeat McIntyre after hitting a Senton Bomb after Mysterio took out Slater and Mahal on the outside with a Seated Senton off the steel steps. Sin Cara celebrated alongside Rey Mysterio as The Band left ringside in disappointment. But then, out of nowhere... the Prime Time Players attack Cara and Mysterio from behind! The WWE Universe boo as Young and Titus beat down their opponents in the Tag Team Tournament for next week. O'Neil and Young stand tall over the fallen luchadores as the scene fades to black. We are shown a video package advertising WWE Hell in a Cell, which will air on October 28th, 2012. We cut to the backstage corridors where we see a split screen of the Big Show and WWE Tag Team Champion, Daniel Bryan walking down them. Bryan is screaming in the faces of those he passes, exclaiming "I'm the Tag Team Champions!" to the chuckles of the crowd. Commercial Break.WWE Tag Team Champion Daniel Bryan def. Big Show via DisqualificationThis was reigniting a rivalry from early this year, and what a match it was. The World's Largest Athlete was clearly still frustrated with what happened earlier on with Sheamus once again humiliating him in front of the world, and he took out that frustration on Daniel Bryan. Big Show got a bit carried away and let his anger get the better of him, refusing to stop choking Bryan before the referee's five count and therefore was disqualified. The referee tried, but Big Show wouldn't let go, a twisted look in his eyes. Suddenly, there was a fiery explosion from the stage and Bryan's Hell No tag team partner, Kane made his way to the ring. Kane entered and stood face-to-face with the Big Show. Did we just see Kane come to the defence of his tag team partner, despite their dysfunctional teaming? Big Show doesn't waste any time and delivers some hard shots to the gut of Kane and once again gains control. But then... Sheamus rushes to ringside and begins to trade blows with the big man, avoiding the Big Show's shots for the most part and landing some of his own. Kane recuperates and helps Sheamus clothesline the Big Show over the top rope to a huge pop from the WWE Universe. Big Show angrily leaves ringside, rage filling his face having been embarrassed not once, but twice in one night. Daniel Bryan gets to his feet and confronts Kane, and it looks like he's about to thank him when suddenly-- "I'm the Tag Team Champions!", and so it began. Sheamus laughed as the WWE Tag Team Champions comically argued, the WWE Universe enjoying the close of this week's SmackDown. Copyright © 2012 World Wrestling Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
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Post by Planktung on Oct 6, 2012 15:41:10 GMT -5
Kick his f****ing head in, Bryan. A solid star to the show with Show and Sheamus following up the debate from RAW and the interaction on Main Event. While I do think the deodorant was a bit corny, it does fit Sheamus' face persona. Glad to see the Prime Time Players advance in the tournament, and I'm sure then against Mysterio and Sin Cara will be an amazing tag bout. Wonder what's next for Kofi and Truth, hopefully a heel turn for the latter. Barrett killing bitches, nice. Once he fully gets back in the groove of things, I'm hoping a big program is in store for him. Decent first hour main event victory for Sheamus over David Otunga. Seen it plenty of times, though. Liked Orton making the run in to go after Del Rio. Poor Ricardo. Good victory for Ryback, and I really am interested in seeing just where you take the program with him and Punk. "The Band" is a rather dull name, imo. Good win for Sin Cara, gives him and Rey some momentum going into the semi-finals match against the Prime Tim Players. Ironic that as I wrote that, Young and O'Neil made the attack. The DQ finish in the main event was for the best. A bit puzzling that Kane would come to Bryan's aid. Sheamus taking care of Show is fine, as was the ending with the Tag Team Champions, or whoever it is. A good SmackDown.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 9, 2012 13:54:33 GMT -5
| Monday Night Raw - October 8th, 2012; Sacramento, California |
After a stunning pyrotechnics display, the camera pans around the crowd to show the WWE Universe ready for a stacked episode of Monday Night Raw. And right off the bat, we are graced with the well-known theme of none other than John Cena! The crowd explodes, whether it be boos or cheers, he always gets a huge reaction. Cena walks out onto the stage, his arm still in a sling courtesy of his injury. but he is here and he has a smile on his face. He walks down the ramp, enters the ring and grabs the microphone from Justin Roberts. Cena stand in the center of the ring for a few minutes before beginning to speak.
Cena starts things off informing the WWE Universe of his injury, and according to him, he's healing fast. He says that he isn't going to allow his injury to get in the way of his match with CM Punk at Hell in a Cell, and reiterates that the challenge still stands. Cena mentions how Punk has avoided the match at all costs so far, but he vows to get his match one way or another, because there's plenty of unfinished business between them. He calls CM Punk a cowardly WWE Champion, saying that if he was truly the 'Best in the World' like he says he is, then he wouldn't have a problem defending his WWE Championship at Hell in a Cell. With that, the theme of CM Punk hits to another mixed reaction...
... but out walks Paul Heyman, without CM Punk. John Cena rolls his eyes as Heyman strolls to the ring, entering and getting a microphone of his own. Heyman starts to laugh, saying that John Cena is as pathetic as he looks right now. He says that Cena behaves just like the children that cheer him with his name-calling. He says that CM Punk isn't as stupid as Cena, and won't fall for the name-calling to bring him out here and accept his challenge. Still chuckling, Heyman tells Cena that there is nothing he can do to change CM Punk's mind, because at the end of the day, Cena has had many, many Championship matches, and failed at them all, therefore he will not receive another. Cena shakes his head before telling Heyman that if he's going to be messenger boy, then he needs to go backstage and tell CM Punk that he won't get any respect by sitting on his ass and avoiding the match that will define his career, and actually prove if he is the 'Best in the World' or not. Heyman once again laughs, asking if Cena honestly believes that Punk has anything to prove. Heyman says Punk has cemented his legacy, he's done everything he needs to do, and to prove that he isn't afraid of anyone, he's agree to defend his WWE Championship tonight!
The crowd erupt at the announcement, and Cena looks intrigued. He asks who CM Punk will be defending the WWE Championship against, and Paul Heyman says one of the most legendary individuals to ever grace the wrestling industry. Someone who's career makes John Cena's look miniature, although he says that isn't difficult. And he says that this person is even a WWE Hall of Famer. The crowd are fired up for this announcement. Heyman says that the #1 Contender for the WWE Championship tonight... is Jim Ross. The crowd are in shock, as is John Cena, but nobody is shocked more than Jim Ross who is sat at the commentary. We get a shot of Ross's face and his eyes are wide in disbelief. Michael Cole is speechless as well, nobody knows what to do. Paul Heyman simply smiles, looks past Cena and says "See you later, Jim". Heyman leaves to Punk's theme as everyone remains in astonishment. Did that really just happen? Is that really our Main Event?
Commercial Break.
We return to Raw to see Michael Cole sat alongside Josh Mathews as we are told that Jim Ross left the commentary booth to go and speak with General Manager, AJ Lee. We are then reminded of what happened before the break and that tonight's Main Event, as shocking as it may be, will be CM Punk defending the WWE Championship... against Jim Ross. The entire arena is still in disbelief, but a graphic appears to confirm it.
Randy Orton def. Big Show The World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus was at commentary for this one. In a rematch from two weeks ago on SmackDown, these two superstars went toe-to-toe. Orton was able to go into this one healthy without being assaulted beforehand, and showed everyone why he is The Viper. Show gained control part way through and seemed to be closing in on a victory, but suddenly, the World Heavyweight Champion stood up from his seat and started shouting Big Show. He mocked him by sniffing and then pretending to be disgusted with the smell. This angered the World's Largest Athlete enough to distract him. Show turned back around into a huge RKO from Orton, giving him the victory.
Randy Orton celebrated as Sheamus left with a smirk on his face. Big Show was furious, but Sheamus was only getting payback from WWE Main Event when Show cost him the match against CM Punk. We then fade to black.
We see a video package for Susan G. Komen for the Cure, featuring WWE superstars and divas saying their bit in the fight against breast cancer. Support Susan G. Komen now.
When we return we see General Manager, AJ Lee in her office to a huge pop. Alberto Del Rio and David Otunga enter the room, apparently AJ asked to see them. She says she did, and she wanted to tell them that she's given them a non-title match with the WWE Tag Team Champions, Team Hell No. The crowd erupt, but Del Rio and Otunga aren't happy. AJ says the decision is final, so both of them storm off in anger.
Commercial Break.
Wade Barrett def. Santino Marella Nobody has been able to stop the vicious Wade Barrett, and tonight was no different. Santino Marella and his Cobra were no match for the British brawler as Barrett almost beheaded Santino with the The Souvenir for the victory.
Wade Barrett asked for a microphone following the match as the crowd booed. He stood in the center of the ring and declared that he was sick of being given opponents that are no match for him. Barrett demands that he be placed in higher regard and given better competition, or he'll just find it himself. He drops the microphone and sees Santino getting to his feet. He grabs him and drills him with a second Souvenir! Barrett leaves as we cut backstage.
We are shown the WWE Tag Team Champions, Team Hell No walking down a corridor, each screaming at people "I am the Tag Team Champions!". They both stop and look at each other, before screaming it at the other. They then continue their walk and we are told that they will be in action up next.
We are shown a video package advertising WWE Hell in a Cell, which will air on October 28th, 2012.
Commercial Break.
WWE Tag Team Champions Hell No def. Alberto Del Rio & David Otunga in a non-title match This match was made earlier by General Manager, AJ Lee. The match started off with the usual argument between Kane and Daniel Bryan, and Bryan started things off. Del Rio and Otunga managed to isolate Bryan from his corner and maintain control. Bryan eventually managed to tag in Kane, who exploded into the match and took Otunga down. However, Otunga managed to fight back and was about to get a tag, when suddenly... Randy Orton is here! Orton arrives and Alberto Del Rio sees him, fleeing from ringside. Otunga is left without a tag team partner, and falls victim to a sickening Chokeslam from Kane for the victory.
The WWE Tag Team Champions are victorious, but they continue to argue over who is the Tag Team Champions as we cut backstage.
Backstage, we see Alberto Del Rio running, barging past backstage workers to get away from Orton. However, he runs into the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus to a huge amount of cheers. Sheamus says "What's wrong, fella?" before laughing and staying in Del Rio's way. Del Rio can't get past as Sheamus keeps stepping in his way, so he decides to turn around and runs right into The Viper to a huge pop. Orton throws Del Rio up against a wall and tells him that this Friday on SmackDown, he'll be there, and he expects Del Rio to be there too. Orton releases Del Rio and leaves as we fade further backstage.
The Intercontinental Champion, The Miz is shown backstage, and we're about to get another edition of MizTV on Raw with special guest, the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus!
Commercial Break.
When we return, the ring is set up for another edition of Miz TV. The Miz makes his entrance to some heat and begins the show. He says that tonight, he has a very special guests who he's got some grilling questions for. He introduces the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus to a huge ovation and he comes down to the ring and sits on one of the couches. The Miz welcomes him to the show and then asks him how confident he feels going into a match with the World's Largest Athlete at Hell in a Cell. Sheamus says he's always up for a challenge, and he isn't going to back down. He knows how dangerous Big Show can be, but it won't stop him from delivering a Brogue Kick and beating him to retain the World Heavyweight Championship. Miz laughs, saying that Sheamus shouldn't be too confident, because the Big Show was once a tag team partner of his, and he knows first hand how tough he is, and he doesn't think Sheamus has what it takes, because he's all about fun and games. Sheamus says that the fact that Big Show teamed with The Miz means it'll be even easier, because Big Show must be extremely dumb to think teaming with Miz was a good idea. The crowd cheer as Miz becomes angered by that comment. Miz says that Sheamus doesn't stand a chance at Hell in a Cell, and he hopes Big Show knocks his head off. Sheamus says there's more chance of this show being a success than there is Big Show winning at Hell in a Cell. Suddenly, the theme of the Big Show hits and everything gets a bit more serious.
Big Show runs towards the ring, it doesn't seem like he's coming down to chat. Sheamus gets up and gets ready to fight as Show jumps onto the ring apron. Sheamus tells Show to get in and fight him if he wants, but Show just stands there. Out of nowhere, The Miz attacks Sheamus from behind with the Intercontinental Championship belt! Sheamus stumbles forward, right into the Knockout Punch of the Big Show! The crowd gasp as Sheamus drops to the canvas, out cold from the shot as Big Show enters the ring over the ropes. Show and Miz stand tall above the World Champion with smiles on their faces. Raw then fades to black.
Commercial Break.
We are shown another recap of what happened earlier on when Paul Heyman confronted John Cena and we were told that tonight's Main Event would see CM Punk defending the WWE Championship... against Jim Ross.
Kaitlyn def. Layla Divas Champion, Eve was at commentary. In Kaitlyn's return match since suffering an injury at Night of Champions, she managed to defeat the former Divas Champion, Layla, but not in the fashion she wanted. Eve got involved in the match and tripped Layla up as she bounced off the ropes while the referee wasn't paying attention. Kaitlyn didn't see the attack either, and inadvertently took advantage, hitting Layla with an Inverted DDT for the victory.
Kaitlyn was declared the winner, and then Eve jumped into the ring and started screaming in celebration with Kaitlyn. She hugged her and raised her hand, leaving Kaitlyn confused. Layla got to her feet and asked Kaitlyn what that was about, but Kaitlyn doesn't have a clue what she's talking about. Eve congratulates Kaitlyn again and then leaves the ring, Layla still arguing with Kaitlyn. They then both look at Eve who leaves up the ramp, seemingly realising they'd just been played against each other.
Backstage, Jim Ross is seen once again, this time alongside John Cena to a huge pop. JR says he doesn't know what he's going to do because he isn't a WWE superstar and he shouldn't be competing against someone like CM Punk. Cena says he isn't going to let it happen, and he says that he's going to be at ringside for him. He says that they're going to get to the bottom of this, and he's going to get CM Punk in the Cell one way or another.
Going to another backstage area, we see the WWE Champion, CM Punk and Paul Heyman talking backstage to a ton of heat. Heyman asks if Punk's at all concerned that John Cena will get involved tonight. Punk says that he knows John Cena won't be able to keep his big nose out of the spotlight. Heyman says he thinks he might have a plan to keep John Cena at bay during the match. Punk looks at Heyman and tells him to explain. The scene fades to black.
Commercial Break.
WWE Tag Team Championships #1 Contenders Tournament Rhodes Scholars def. Justin Gabriel & Tyson Kidd The tournament continues as these two teams collide, with the second semi-final taking place this Friday on SmackDown. Justin Gabriel and Tyson Kidd showed the world that they are worthy of being in this tournament, however, the new combination of Cody Rhodes and Damien Sandow was just too much for the young duo as Sandow was able to avoid a 450 Splash from Gabriel and hit The Terminus for the victory.
Damien Sandow and Cody Rhodes celebrated their victory, advancing in the tournament, and they will either face Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara, or the Prime Time Players next Monday on Raw in the finals. Which team will they compete against?
We see a video package for Susan G. Komen for the Cure, featuring WWE superstars and divas saying their bit in the fight against breast cancer. Support Susan G. Komen now.
Commercial Break.
Ryback def. Dolph Ziggler The crowd erupted when Ryback made his entrance, and Ziggler was as shocked as ever. The machine made his way to the ring and was ready to dominate once more. But unlike previous matches, Ziggler put up one hell of a fight and took Ryback to the limit. He locked in the Sleeper Hold on Ryback and it looked like he was fading away, but the brute force of this machine of a man was too much and Ryback eventually finished off Mr. Money in the Bank with the Shell Shocked for the victory.
Ryback celebrated yet another victory, adding to his undefeated streak. It's becoming obvious that there is nobody that can stop this beast.
We see a video package promoting this Wednesday's WWE Main Event, advertising the headline match as WWE Tag Team Champion, Kane taking on the Big Show.
We are shown a video package from the debut of WWE Main Event, showing us how successful it was, but focusing on the match where the United States Champion, Antonio Cesaro defeated Ted DiBiase. We return to Raw to see Antonio Cesaro in the ring. He talks about how he is a true Champion, and then tells us the word for Champion in five different languages. We are then introduced to his opponent Zack Ryder and we have a match.
United States Champion Antonio Cesaro def. Zack Ryder in a non-title match Almost with ease, the Swiss superstar disposes of Zack Ryder just like he did at Night of Champions. Cesaro hits him with the Black Diamond Uppercut, followed by The Neutralizer, claiming yet another victory.
Cesaro celebrates his win with his United States Championship as the referee tends to Ryder.
We go backstage to see Jim Ross in his wrestling gear, complete with his football jersey and we are told that the Main Event is coming up next.
Commercial Break.
WWE Champion CM Punk vs. Jim Ross never got started CM Punk and Paul Heyman entered first, and then Jim Ross came out, but was shortly followed by John Cena, his arm still in a sling like earlier. JR enters the ring, Heyman and Cena by ringside. Cena grabs a microphone and declared that this isn't the way a Champion behaves, saying that Punk isn't proving anything by getting in the ring with a sixty year old man who isn't even a wrestler. Cena says that if Punk really wants to prove his worth, he'll face him at Hell in a Cell, one last time.
By this point, it was obvious the match wasn't going to take place. Heyman handed CM Punk a microphone and Punk said that no matter what, Cena isn't getting another WWE Championship Match. Cena then says that he's going to give Punk an offer. He says that if he faces him at Hell in a Cell, and Punk wins, John Cena will never, ever get another WWE Championship match as long as CM Punk holds the title belt. Punk's eyebrows raise, not expecting Cena to say that. Cena says that he's willing to give everything up for this one final shot at the gold. Punk says that's an interesting offer, and he'll certainly think about it. Punk strolls over to Jim Ross and puts his arm around him before saying "But first, I've got business to take care of..." and delivers a sickening knee to the gut of JR!
The crowd gasp as JR drops to his knees. Cena jumps onto the apron to go and help JR, but out of nowhere... Wade Barrett appears! What is he doing here?! Wade Barrett assaults John Cena on the outside, stomping down on him and his injured arm. Punk and Heyman laugh as Barrett delivers a beat down to Cena. He rolls Cena in the ring and both Punk, Barrett and Heyman stand over him and JR. Punk picks up JR and holds his arms back as Heyman slaps him across the face. The crowd are giving the trio so much heat, when suddenly...
The theme of Ryback hits and the place comes unglued! Heyman tells Barrett to get ready, and he does as Ryback marches towards the ring. He slides in and Barrett attacks him as Punk and Heyman watch from the corner. Ryback eventually battles back and delivers a sickening clothesline to Barrett. Ryback then turns his attentions to CM Punk in the corner, but Punk and Heyman get out of ring and leave up the ramp to a ton of heat. Ryback follows them with his eyes, not taking them off of Punk for one second. Barrett gets back to his feet, and Ryback notices, grabbing him and lifting him onto his shoulders before connecting with Shell Shocked! Ryback stands tall as John Cena helps Jim Ross to his feet. Ryback and John Cena share a staredown for a few minutes before both turning their attention to CM Punk on top of the stage. Punk clutches his WWE Championship to his chest, Heyman trying to calm him down. Will CM Punk accept John Cena's ultimatum for Hell in a Cell? Will Wade Barrett's role be explained? Tune into next week's Raw to find out!
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Post by pxkgotosleep on Oct 9, 2012 14:00:44 GMT -5
I think you should book that Cena finds a cure for cancer - AND DESTROYS IT. ULTIMATE HEEL TURN.
F'N great work here man. So much effort. Your an inspiration for everybody else on this site who wants to do a realistic simulation!
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Post by Rule 30 on Oct 9, 2012 14:38:09 GMT -5
WWE Monday Night RAW A rather interesting opening segment with John Cena and Paul Heyman. Not sure about Punk taking on JR tonight, it's kind of random and we all know it's going to be really screwy. Hot way to kick off the show with Randy Orton going over the Big Show with an assist from Sheamus. Hopefully their feud picks up some heat in the coming weeks. Team Hell No taking on Otunga and Del Rio could be alright later. Alright contest between Barrett and Santino, obvious victory for the repackaged Barrett here. I hope Barrett advances into a feud by Hell in a Cell, he won't get over again by squashing mid carders every week; especially when he's faced higher competition in the past in Orton and Cena. Good win for the WWE Tag Team Champions Team Hell No over Otunga and Del Rio, always lover their bickering. Liked Sheamus stopping Del Rio for Orton, damn Randy really owes him at this point, doesn't he? Speaking of that, give us an Orton/Sheamus rematch before Sheamus' title reign is over. ShowMiz reunion! Anyway, nice Miz TV segment with Sheamus and Miz, but you could have saved this for SmackDown. A lot of Sheamus and Big Show tonight. Eve's role in the Layla and Kaitlyn match, but this is already the third match with an interference, and we all know JR versus Punk won't end clean. Hmm, intrigued to see what Heyman has up his sleeves for Cena tonight. Not too sold on Ryback beating Ziggler, Ziggler just keeps losing. I love Ryback though, keep him in the mid card before launching a Punk feud or something among those lines, however. Oops, missed a match - good win for Team Rhodes Scholars. Basic victory for Antonio Cesaro over Zack Ryder at this point, hopefully Cesaro gets a decent feud going soon. Great promo between Punk, Cena, and Heyman to close the show. Love the Barrett interference, so unexpected. Hopefully Ryback feuds with Barrett for now. Overall, a solid episode of RAW, but a lot of interference for a current RAW.
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Post by DTP. on Oct 10, 2012 20:03:27 GMT -5
WWE Main Event: Wednesday 3rd October 2012...Good to have a diary with you back, buddy. I think maybe you should have stuck with the original format for Main Event honestly, with the main event coming up first followed by everything else afterwards, and the cool build. However, you did post this prior to its' airing, so I'll let you off. Justin Gabriel and Tyson Kidd beating Santino Marella and Zack Ryder is what should have happened rightfully so, it must have been an awkward match for the fans, though. The show of respect was a nice touch to have, as well. CM Punk's interview was very nice, gaining heat for CM Punk and Paul Heyman. Hmm, I'm split on having Antonio Cesaro beat Ted Dibiase like that - if you recall, Dibiase was given a slight patriotic gimmick prior to his injury earlier this year. It would have been a great feud to enhance both if Dibiase had simply challenged Cesaro, leading to a decent mid-card feud between the two, but I suppose a clean win for Cesaro got himself over. Shame that this was Dibiase's first real re-introduction to the WWE Universe, though. Sheamus' promo was good also, preparing us for this Champion vs Champion collision between the WWE Champion and the World Heavyweight Champion. Great match, as it was in real life, and clearly ,Punk won against Sheamus. I especially liked the dirty finish with Big Show getting involved, and it definitely set up the Sheamus and Show feud in a better light than what RAW did. A decent premiere, hopefully the star power remains this strong as the weeks progress.
WWE Superstars: Thursday 4th October 2012...Everything stayed the same, eh.
WWE Friday Night SmackDown: Friday 5th October 2012...Decent main event lined up, but it's interesting this time, as Daniel Bryan hinders between babyface and heel as opposed to the strictly heel, Big Show. The Big Show kicking off SmackDown was rightful, as he talked about Sheamus not taking him seriously. Sheamus continuing to have fun with Big Show should set up for an explosive comeback courtesy of the Big Show before it's all said and done with. Sheamus facing David Otunga? Nothing new, in fact Show has a much bigger job when it comes to putting Daniel Bryan away, honestly. If you wanted to capitalize on their feud, as well as factor in the tag team division (which seems to be a recurring theme recently), it would have been great to see Sheamus put up against Kane whilst Show fought Bryan. The Prime Time Players beating R-Truth and Kofi Kingston was expected, looking quite forward as to who is victorious next week on SmackDown against Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara (although I do think RAW is a much better time and place to hold that semi-final match). I wonder where Truth and Kofi will go from here as a team. I think their team has stayed around for far too long, personally. Booker T and Alberto Del Rio have had such a long-running feud when it comes to who barges in Booker's office the most: a feud should span out of this at some point in the near future. Wade Barrett beating Trent Barreta was what it was - just please get Barrett into something good as soon as possible, I'm begging you. The put-down of undercarders is depressing me, especially with Barreta. Looking forward to how this whole thing continues with Eve and Kaitlyn. Interested as to where Beth Phoenix and Layla will resume to fit into this scenario, as well. Sheamus beating David Otunga was predicted. Randy Orton targeting Del Rio and Ricardo Rodriguez was a nice move, however. It's much more impressive to have Ryback destroy both Primo and Epico, rather than one, in a situation that Ryback is in right now. Ryback needs to look as dominant and impressive as possible (and over with the fans) if he wants to be classed as an uppercard/main event rival of CM Punk. Luckily, he's finally getting there with the reactions he has been getting recently. Eugh, please kill off the Band. Three guys with nothing in common. I don't care for Jinder Mahal, but Drew McIntyre looks like an idiot in this attempted-comedy heel role. Heath Slater was better as a solo star, himself. Sin Cara picking up the win was fine, although it was uncharacteristic for the Band to simply leave; rather than beat up on Cara. The Prime Time Players' attack as well, it was expected to build up their upcoming semi-final match with Rey and Cara next week, but the Band looked invisible here. As bipolar as this section of the reply sounded, I'm begging you to kill off the Band while you still can. If anything, just pair Slater with Curt Hawkins! They'd actually have chemistry I figure. And lastly, good main event with Daniel Bryan and Big Show going at it. Show losing control and getting himself disqualified? Puzzling. I guess it's down to Sheamus getting more and more under Show's skin. Disappointing way to close off the main event to a show, though. Sheamus and Team Hell No celebrating/arguing was strange, it could have easily set up an interesting tag team scenario where Sheamus has to team with Show for dominance against the WWE Tag Team Champions. Overall, a decent show to kick off the diary properly (in a way), a few things I'd change, but I'm liking it so far. Also, I'm a little disappointed at the inclusion of Superstars when NXT isn't featured. Would be cool to simply have NXT featured in a list-format like Superstars is, at least.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 11, 2012 6:11:41 GMT -5
| WWE Main Event - October 10th, 2012; San Jose, California |
Once again, WWE Main Event is brought to the WWE Universe for a night of unique action. Michael Cole and The Miz greet us over the theme of "Diamond Eyes" by Shinedown. They remind that tonight we will see WWE Tag Team Champion, Kane take on the Big Show in a clash of the titans. The crowd are pumped and we are startled by a large fiery explosion from the stage, and it's time to see these two titans clash. Big Show def. WWE Tag Team Champion KaneWith Kane's partner, Daniel Bryan nowhere to be seen, this was a straight up monster brawl. These two giants went toe-to-toe like they're used to and Big Show was clearly looking for some revenge after Kane was part of Big Show's embarrassment on SmackDown last week in the Main Event. The Big Red Monster fought his own against the World's Largest Athlete, but the angry giant was too much to handle, even for the WWE Tag Team Champion. Both men would go for a Chokeslam, but Show drilled Kane in the kidneys with a huge left hand and then managed to Chokeslam the fiery monster to the canvas and pick up a victory, much to the dismay of the WWE Universe. The Big Show celebrated his victory over Kane and then signalled that he was going to become the World Heavyweight Champion very soon. He screamed "Sheamus-- I'm coming for you!" as the scene fades to black. Commercial Break.A video package brings us back to WWE Main Event as we see a Raw recap, showing us the "match" between the WWE Champion, CM Punk and Jim Ross on Raw. It shows how John Cena came to JR's aid, only to be assaulted by Wade Barrett. However, the destructive Ryback would save Cena and JR by chasing off CM Punk and planting Wade Barrett with Shell Shocked. The scene fades away on a shot of Ryback, John Cena and Jim Ross standing in the ring as CM Punk retreats up the ramp with Paul Heyman. Cody Rhodes def. Justin GabrielWith both Damien Sandow and Tyson Kidd by ringside for their respective partners, this one was an interesting match. Rhodes Scholars were victorious on Raw over the opposing team to advance in the Tournament, and tonight was no different as Cody Rhodes took advantage of Damien Sandow's distraction as he provoked Tyson Kidd on the outside. Rhodes would hit Gabriel with the Cross Rhodes for the victory. Rhodes and Sandow celebrate in the ring as Gabriel and Kidd leave ringside. Sandow does a cartwheel before shaking hands with his tag team partner. We are then shown a graphic which tells us that this Friday on SmackDown, the next Semi-Final match will take place to see who Rhodes Scholars will take on next week on Raw. Commercial Break.Santino Marella & Zack Ryder def. Primo & EpicoBoth of these teams were unsuccessful in advancing in the Tag Team Tournament, but tonight they got their chance to regain some momentum. With the WWE Universe behind them, Santino and Ryder's new alliance was able to put away the former WWE Tag Team Champions. Santino scared Epico with the Cobra, turning him into a huge Rough Ryder which gave this oddball team the victory. Santino and Ryder celebrated their victory with the WWE Universe as Primo, Epico and their manager, Rosa Mendes left ringside in disappointment. WWE Main Event fades to a close, the second show a success. Copyright © 2012 World Wrestling Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
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Post by Planktung on Oct 11, 2012 22:03:18 GMT -5
Going to start with Main Event and then reply to the next set of RAW/SD!, kay babe? While this match was probably dull, it did serve as a fitting opening to the show. Big Show with the win was for the better to keep the momentum on him going into Hell in a Cell against Sheamus. So are we getting a Ryback/Barrett feud? Because I for one am not a fan of Nexus on Nexus violence. Seriously, though, that really would be something to look forward to. Good victory for Cody Rhodes, keeping him strong as he and Sandow work their way towards the finals in the tournament against PTP/ReyCara. Lastly, a fun main event victory for Zack Ryder and Santino against Primo and Epico. A solid show overall, nothing to really complain about.
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Post by ✖ AJ on Oct 14, 2012 7:39:16 GMT -5
Monday Night Raw... great opening promo, and the shocking announcement of CM Punk vs Jim Ross is bah gawd, great. Good opening contest with Orton and Show, and I like the involvement of Sheamus to progress things on. Wade Barrett squashing Santino Marella. Didn't see that coming at all! Nice little promo afterward, and I'd actually like to see Barrett running around beating the crap out of guys. Team Hell No defeating Del Rio and Otunga is obvious, and Alberto running right to Orton shall be interesting. I think we may have seen a little too much of Sheamus and Big Show to be honest. ShowMiz back together? What? I dunno. Interesting involvement by Eve in the divas contest. SABOTAGING WHORE! Rhodes Scholars getting the win is quite obvious, being a much more established team (despite the short amount of time together). Ryback over Ziggler is huge for him. I do know, just like myself, you are huge on Ryback though. Antonio Cesaro defeating Zack Ryder is obvious with him being the United States Champion and all. Aw. The Jim Ross and CM Punk match didn't get started... knee to the gut and... What the hell is Wade Barrett doing? Ryback coming in now? Seriously. What the hell is going on? Good show with a lot of cliffhangers that are confusing the piss out of me.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 14, 2012 8:13:46 GMT -5
| Friday Night SmackDown - October 12th, 2012; San Jose, California |
As "Know Your Enemy" by Green Day blasts around the arena and the pyrotechnics explode, the WWE Universe are eager for the night to begin. Michael Cole and Josh Mathews are at commentary and reminds us that WWE Hell in a Cell is just two weeks away! They say that following the events of this past Monday on Raw, the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus will take on the Intercontinental Champion, The Miz in tonight's Main Event. Speaking of which, we hear the theme of the World Heavyweight Champion to a huge pop, the Great White making his way down the ramp with a smile on his face. He slaps a few hands on his way down and enters the ring before beginning to speak. He tells the WWE Universe that he can't deny that he wasn't expecting to be jumped on Raw when he went on MizTV, but he was expecting to be jumped by Big Show, not The Miz. Sheamus says that he was surprised to see Miz assisting Big Show in the attack after everything that has happened between them in the past. Sheamus assumes that the audience has forgotten what he is talking about, and so diverts their attention to the titantron. One the titantron, we see a video from 2010 when the Big Show and The Miz lost the WWE Tag Team Championship and Show layed Miz out with a huge Knockout Punch. We return to the ring and the crowd are cheering, Sheamus chuckling to himself. He says that footage always makes his laugh, and says that it's probably the one good thing the Big Show has actually done. But before Sheamus can continue... ... The Miz's voice is heard. "Really? Really?!". Miz walks out onto the stage, his Intercontinental Championship slung over his right shoulder. He says that Sheamus can joke all he wants, but at the end of the day, the image that everyone will remember is the one of him lying on his back as he and Big Show stood over him on Raw. He says that tonight, there will be a very similar scene, but there will be no Big Show, because Miz says he doesn't need Big Show to put Sheamus away. He says how he is the most must-see WWE superstar in history, and that he will have no problems defeating Sheamus tonight and proving what a pathetic excuse for the World Champion he is. Sheamus says that The Miz can give it his best shot, and that he looks forward to their match later on, because it'll be good practice for the Big Show at Hell in a Cell. Miz says treating him like "practice" is a big mistake, because he'll plant Sheamus right in the center of the ring with the Skull-Crushing Finale. Sheamus drops his World Heavyweight Championship and tells Miz to come and try it right now. The crowd erupt, but Miz laughs and says he isn't falling for Sheamus' tricks, and says that he's a disgrace for instigating fights. Miz says he will see Sheamus tonight, and then turns to leave as his theme plays. Will The Miz be able to defeat the World Champion? Commercial Break.WWE Tag Team Championship #1 Contenders Tournament Rey Mysterio & Sin Cara def. Prime Time PlayersThe second of two semi-final matches in the Tag Team Tournament, and with Rhodes Scholars already in the final, the anticipation surrounding this match was great. These two teams gave it their all to advance in this tournament, however after Titus O'Neil was sent flying into the gut of Darren Young thanks to a headscissors from Sin Cara, Rey Mysterio was able to hit a huge 619. Cara then flew off the top rope with a huge Senton Bomb to pick up the victory over the Prime Time Players. Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara celebrated their victory, the WWE Universe ecstatic at their win. Seconds later, Damien Sandow and Cody Rhodes appear on the stage with their hands behind their backs, seemingly discussing the situation. Mysterio and Cara look at them up the ramp and make sure they know that they're coming for them on Raw. Sandow and Rhodes don't seem to be paying attention, talking amongst themselves. The final is set; who will face Team Hell No for the WWE Tag Team Championships at Hell in a Cell? Backstage, we see Alberto Del Rio, David Otunga and Ricardo Rodriguez in a locker room to heat from the crowd. Suddenly, the General Manager, Booker T walks in to a huge pop. Del Rio asks him what he thinks he's doing, and Booker says it's his turn to barge in and tell Del Rio something. He says that Randy Orton is here tonight, the WWE Universe erupts, and Booker says that he's raring to get some action. So tonight, he's made a match between Randy Orton... and David Otunga. Otunga's jaw drops as the crowd erupt. The trio begin to argue, but Booker says it's already booked and wishes Otunga luck before leaving. The Viper is back, and he gets his hands on David Otunga - tonight! Commercial Break.We return to see a video package of what happened on Raw this past Monday when the "match" between WWE Champion, CM Punk and Jim Ross took place. It shows how John Cena tried to intervene, only to be assaulted by Wade Barrett. However, Ryback came to the aid of John Cena and Jim Ross, chasing CM Punk off and hitting Barrett with Shell Shocked. Will Ryback get his hands on CM Punk soon? Ryback def. CamachoIn what was just another decimation at the hands of Ryback, the machine ran right through Camacho and stopped interference from Hunico at the same time, knocking him off the ring apron. After hitting Camacho with Shell Shocked, the match was done. Ryback celebrated to a huge pop, but the celebration was cut short by Hunico who jumped off the top rope and down onto Ryback. However, Ryback caught him and flipped him over his shoulder before dropping him with a sickening Backpack Stunner. Ryback's theme played for a second time as we fade to black. We see a video package for Susan G. Komen for the Cure, featuring WWE superstars and divas saying their bit in the fight against breast cancer. Support Susan G. Komen now. We see backstage where Matt Striker is standing by alongside none other than The Viper, Randy Orton. The crowd is deafening as Striker asks Orton if he has fully recovered from the beating he took at the hands of Alberto Del Rio and David Otunga a couple of weeks ago on SmackDown. Orton says he's at full health, and he isn't going to let them get away with what they did. He says that tonight is only the beginning, and only one of them will be getting what's coming to them, but he promises that Alberto Del Rio will get his too, at Hell in a Cell. The crowd erupt at that announcement. Striker asks for confirmation that Randy Orton will take on Alberto Del Rio at Hell in a Cell, and Orton simply says that Del Rio will meet his end in two weeks at the big event. Orton walks off and we fade to a commercial break. Commercial Break.Randy Orton def. David OtungaIn Orton's first match since the attack two weeks ago, he was ready to punish David Otunga for being a part of what happened. Alberto Del Rio sat on commentary with Ricardo Rodriguez in this one, as well. When asked his opinion on what Orton said about taking Del Rio on at Hell in a Cell, he said that he would be having serious words with Booker T about it. The match was fairly straight forward, Orton succeeding in taking it to Otunga and finally finishing him off with an RKO for the victory, Del Rio doing nothing to help. Orton licked his lips and stared out of the ring at Del Rio who was getting out of his seat. Orton could be seen mouthing "I'll see you in two weeks" and Del Rio and Rodriguez edged around the ring and up the ramp. The crowd are pumped to see Orton finally get his hands on Del Rio in two weeks time. We see a shot backstage of the former WWE Tag Team Champions, Kofi Kingston and R-Truth warming up for their match up next, Little Jimmy included as we fade to black. Commercial Break.The Band def. Kofi Kingston & R-TruthDrew McIntyre and Jinder Mahal competed in this one, Heath Slater watching from ringside. Kingston and Truth haven't had the best of luck lately, but were hoping to regain some momentum in this one. However, the three-on-one situation was too much for them to handle as Heath Slater was able to distract Kofi Kingston while Jinder Mahal delivered a low blow to R-Truth. Drew McIntyre then hit Truth with the Future Shock DDT for the victory, while Heath Slater pulled Kingston's legs so he couldn't break up the three count. The Band quickly flee from ringside as the WWE Universe boo. Kingston tries to tell the referee that Heath Slater had his legs, but the referee says he can't do anything about it. Kingston doesn't look happy and goes to help R-Truth to his feet. They're clearly upset that they've been losing lately, both of them shaking their head. They stand face-to-face and say something to each other which we cannot hear. Could they be considering the end of their team? They leave the ring as the scene fades away. Backstage, we see Matt Striker once again, but this time, with the Intercontinental Champion, The Miz. He gets a ton of heat, and Striker asks him why he attacked Sheamus on Raw. Miz says that Sheamus is exactly what a World Champion shouldn't be, and he gives a bad name to the Champions before him, such as The Miz himself. Miz says when he was WWE Champion, he was the most must-see WWE Champion in history, but nobody wants to see Sheamus. Before Miz can continue, the Big Show appears on the screen to even more heat. Show says that he wants to set the record straight, and says that there is never going to be a reunion between the two of the, and they certainly aren't friends. But he looks forward to watching Miz beat Sheamus tonight. Miz says he never expected them to be friends because they are on two completely different levels, but they do have one thing in common, and that's a dislike for Sheamus, and tonight, he will make sure that Sheamus is taught a lesson. The scene then fades to black. Commercial Break.Dolph Ziggler def. Brodus ClayMr. Money in the Bank hasn't had a great run as of late since declaring that he would be leaving Hell in a Cell as the World Heavyweight Champion, one way or another. Tonight, he regained some momentum by defeating the Funkasaurus when he avoided an avalanche splash in the corner and then dropped Clay with the Zig Zag for the victory. The crowd boo as Vickie Guerrero cheers for her 'client'. She hands him the Money in the Bank briefcase and Ziggler screams into the camera "Two more weeks" while pointing at it. Will Ziggler live up to his guarantee and cash-in at Hell in a Cell in two weeks? The scene cuts backstage. We are shown a split-screen shot of the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus and the Intercontinental Champion, The Miz as we have a Champion vs. Champion Match as our SmackDown Main Event, and it's coming up - NEXT! Commercial Break.World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus def. Intercontinental Champion The MizThe WWE Universe were excited for this one and the two Champions didn't disappoint, putting on a great match. The Miz held his own against the Great White, but ultimately his arrogance got the better of him. He eventually went for the Skull-Crushing Finale, but too much showing off before that gave Sheamus enough time to regroup and reverse it. He threw Miz over his head and down to the canvas before backing up and drilling him with the huge Brogue Kick, picking up the victory. Sheamus celebrated to a huge pop, raising his World Heavyweight Championship high above his head. But suddenly, the theme of the Big Show hits and the whole arena prepares for a brawl. Sheamus drops the title and puts up his fists as the World's Largest Athlete slowly makes his way to the ring. He climbs over the top rope, but it doesn't look like he's here to fight Sheamus. He stands across the ring from the World Champion and instead, after seeing him getting to his feet, delivers a thunderous Knockout Punch to The Miz! The arena is silent as The Miz flops to the canvas out cold. Big Show clearly just sent a message to the World Heavyweight Champion, and warned him that one right hand, and his Championship reign could come to an end. SmackDown fades to a close as these two rivals stand across from each other in the ring. Copyright © 2012 World Wrestling Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 14, 2012 8:49:16 GMT -5
World Heavyweight Championship Hell in a Cell Match World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus vs. Big Show
WWE Tag Team Championship Match WWE Tag Team Champions Hell No vs. TBD
Randy Orton vs. Alberto Del Rio
Card subject to change.
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Post by DTP. on Oct 14, 2012 10:09:10 GMT -5
WWE Monday Night RAW: Monday 8th October 2012...Alright, let's see how we do here. Good promo to kick off with John Cena in the ring with CM Punk, a pretty nice verbal exchange also including Paul Heyman. Classic heel heat for CM Punk having to defend his WWE Championship against Jim Ross of all people. Very nice touch. Randy Orton facing Big Show in the opening contest? I'm not fond of that - I believe that this feud should have stuck to SmackDown showcase. Good win for Orton, with assistance from Sheamus that could have made Orton look weak. I'm hoping Orton inserts himself into this feud with Sheamus and Show, creating a unique triple threat match. I'm really hoping that you end up with Sheamus and Randy Orton feuding, they are essentially the SmackDown version of CM Punk and John Cena. Alberto Del Rio and Ricardo Rodriguez just LOVE to burst into General Manager's offices. Wade Barrett beating Santino Marella was fine, nothing really to say about that, except to just move Barrett up the card already! As Barrett said and demonstrated, anyway. Decent first-hour main event win for Team Hell No against Alberto Del Rio and David Otunga: I really like the WWE Tag Team Championship scene at the minute, we have the tournament going on to determine a number one contender team for the titles, and we have several uppercard talents that have connections with people creating more good tag team matches that haven't been thrown together. How long Daniel Bryan and Kane holds onto the titles from now is what I'm wondering. Randy Orton costing Del Rio the match was a nice touch, but I'm hoping that Orton and Del Rio's exchange afterwards setting up SmackDown is simply an angle and builds up for Hell in a Cell. MizTV segment sounded pretty nice, but the Big Show and Sheamus angle has been so overexposed in the first hour of RAW tonight already. In fact, the first hour of RAW was essentially "Friday Night SmackDown", without the opening promo. Maybe mix it up a bit more in future. Sheamus' promo was nice to give him more credibility when it comes to facing Big Show for the World Heavyweight Championship at Hell in a Cell. I could easily see a Team Hell No vs MizShow match/feud coming up after this segment. Kaitlyn with a win against Layla was fine, interesting situation with two face Divas having conflict. I like how you portrayed Eve's character, though. Jim Ross and John Cena's segment was pretty neat: logical flaw though, where is AJ Lee in all of this? Surely she should object herself to Punk making this match, right? Heyman has a plan tonight? Interesting...Rhodes Scholars beating Justin Gabriel and Tyson Kidd was obvious, poor Gabriel and Kidd. I see Damien Sandow and Cody Rhodes easily winning this tournament. It's pretty obvious that Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara will make it to the finals, too. Dolph Ziggler got killed here? Not sure about this, but if anybody can get Ryback over, it's DEFINITELY Dolph Ziggler. My only complaint is how Ziggler's nearing the World Heavyweight Championship picture, and cashing in his Money in the Bank briefcase...and he loses to Ryback. Fair second-hour main event, I would have switched this with the tag team match from the first-hour, though. Antonio Cesaro beating Zack Ryder was fine, nothing new here. Cesaro should definitely seek a legitimate first feud. CM Punk and Jim Ross' segment was great, and I loved Wade Barrett's involvement. It made for fantastic logic, and formed a roadblock for CM Punk against John Cena. But Ryback making the save was fantastic, the idea that Punk and Cena will face in a Hell in a Cell match makes this beautiful. I suspect Ryback has a first feud with Wade Barrett. Overall, very good show, although it didn't feel too much like a three-hour RAW.
WWE Main Event: Wednesday 10th October 2012...Alright, let's see what we've got. Big Show and Kane meeting off? Not too sure about seeing that in 2012 if I'm honest, but nevermind. Good win for Show, who needed the win a lot more than Kane. I'd have definitely used the Knockout Punch instead of the Chokeslam, though. Cody Rhodes beating Justin Gabriel served as a great, competitive match; I'm hoping that Cody will finally advance to the main event scene in 2013 (my original idea was that he'd be main eventing by 2012's end, I guess not). You already know how much I like your graphics. Santino Marella and Zack Ryder beating Primo and Epico regained Marella and Ryder's momentum after losing individually in matches on RAW. Overall, quite a decent edition, although the "main event" this week didn't sound so magnificent.
WWE Friday Night SmackDown: Friday 12th October 2012...Decent opening promo with Sheamus in the ring, practically going over what happened on RAW and what he said on MizTV. The Miz's interruption simply set up the match for tonight. I think this segment wasn't necessary, and you could have probably used a different feud or something in this place. Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara beating the Prime Time Players was fine, a decent opening contes to finish off their feud. I sense that Titus O'Neill and Darren Young will be back to cost Mysterio and Cara their final match with Rhodes Scholars on RAW, though. I definitely can't see Cody Rhodes and Damien Sandow losing this tournament, anyway. Alberto Del Rio, David Otunga and Ricardo Rodriguez in the locker room....BOOKER T BURSTS IN!? That's different hahahaha. Orton facing David Otunga tonight sounds fair, but obvious. Ryback beating Camacho was what it was, if I'm honest I forgot that Camacho was even on the roster. You could have gotten away with Ryback facing Hunico as well, though. Decent interview with Randy Orton to define the idea of Orton facing Del Rio at Hell in a Cell, followed up with the obvious win against Otunga, neat. I did like that Del Rio and Ricardo Rodriguez then cowered away from Orton, although it's identical to Orton's brief feud last month with Dolph Ziggler, where Ziggler did exactly the same thing. The Band beating Kofi Kingston and R-Truth!? What the hell...Jinder Mahal's biggest win ever, and Drew McIntyre's biggest in a while. Hopefully this is the end of R-Truth and Kofi Kingston's team; it'd be f*cking awesome to see Kofi get turned heel (although then again, he'd be turned into the new JTG by the year's end...). Ah well, just push Kofi! The Miz's interview was good, good stuff. I hope Miz gets an angle for Survivor Series, if not Hell in a Cell. Dolph Ziggler beating Brodus Clay was nice, regaining Ziggler's momentum after losing to Ryback on RAW. I hope he gets an angle quickly, even if it's just inserting the idea that he's going to cash in the Money in the Bank briefcase at Hell in a Cell. Sheamus beating the Miz was quite obvious, but a good champion vs champion main event, and I loved the aftermath; with Big Show leaving Sheamus unconscious. Good show overall, some things I'd have changed though. No WWE Superstars results this week?
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Post by MizTV on Oct 14, 2012 11:05:45 GMT -5
Ok your Graphics are amazing. But a Champion vs Champion match is always great. Predictable win for the masked men. I like Booker as GM for doing things such as this and informing his talent. It felt like you lowered Ryback From his just Main Event status. Orton beating Otunga is meh it could have been a handicap match with Ricardo. No the band is a job squad and they beat the former tag champions. I know they are breaking up and all but. Miz vs Big Show? I hate Brodus so pound him to the ground. Come on Miz you could have won!!!
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