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Post by Deleted on Oct 15, 2012 8:42:45 GMT -5
10/3/12 Main Event— Faces vs. Face tag match always awkward to book especially in terms of crowd reaction but the right team wins, the show of respect is good for all four guys’ characters. Liked the Punk interview, gaining more heel momentum. I would actually love to see DiBiase get a decent push, solid opponent for Cesaro, who’s IRL title reign has been…bleh. A strong feud for the belt should do wonders for Cesaro and the belt. Sheamus interview does it’s job in hyping the match and his feud with show. Punk winning is a great choice since it gives him momentum, Sheamus losing via Show doesn’t hurt him and strengthens the feud. Main Event was pretty decent, as you get your take on it it’ll probably get better. Smackdown: Bryan/Show main event—I like it. Bryan’s the perfect tweener TBH. Sheamus not taking an angry Show seriously is a good—you nailed down corny face Sheamus to a tee—the Deodrant joke made me chuckle I must admit. I expected PTP to beat Truth/Kofi—I don’t see PTP wining the whole thing but they are a staple for tag divison. I see a Kofi/Truth split, hopefully Kofi turns…he’s been face for his whole career pretty much? HAH. Alberto of the River barging in Book’s office never gets old. Barrett winning is good—he needs a high-profile ASAP but pretty good not rushing into it. Eve-Kaitlyn scenario is quite interesting. Sheamus over Otunga for the millionth time, Otunga serves his use I must say. Orton’s looking to kill ADR and Ricardo, predicting a match at Hell in a Cell. Ryback dominating Epico and Primo does wonders---to believe they actually were the tag champs heading into Mania of this year. Don’t rush Ryback into Punk just yet--. The Band! Reminds me of when Hall, Nash and Pac reformed in TNA…anyway. Cara winning is expected, PTP with some post beatdown action I like..I like. I liked the main event with Show/Bryan. Show getting DQ’d is good for Team Hell No’s red-hot momentum but for Show doesn’t too much especially the end w/Sheamus kinda still on top. Good show, ending was a bit strange but too each his own.
10/9/12 RAW: Opening promo is splendid for all parties in involved. Bah Gawd that no-good son of a bitch Punk picking J.R. is excellent, a very classic dirtbag champion move. Punk’s got great heel momentum going. Orton beating Show makes Show look a little weaker no? I felt Orton should’ve lost thanks to Del Rio but I’m sure it’ll play out perfectly Sheamus is dominating this feud so far. Alberto of the Rio barging in like a boss---match against Hell No seems good. Barrett wins again—hopefully this will be the last Barrett vs. midcarder match. The WWE tag team scene looks awesome—hell after HIAC, I could see Del Rio/Otunga as a plausible team…if Del Rio sticks around. Poor Otunga…can’t catch a break. The Orton-Del Rio feud is pretty intriguing. Team Hell No’s got a good thing going on but I feel if they hold the belts too long it’ll kill any eventually possible Bryan’s single push. MIZ TV was a good, Show/Sheamus had gotten more exposure than the WWE title scenario on RAW, seems iffy. Hmm Miz and Show stand tall, it gives Miz something to do rather than do nothing. Kaitlyn winning is good, Eve-Kaitlyn should be interesting when it happens. Rhode Scholars with the win, kinda hope they win the belts but then again Rhodes/Sandow are brilliant and deserve better in terms of singles runs. Ryback beating Dolph does wonders for Ryback but my goodness Dolph looks so weak. He needs a hell of a lot of momentum by time he cashes in. Cesaro winning is predictable---he needs a feud ASAP too. The ending was what it was, a huge ending. Poor JR still gets hurt. Barrett coming in was great and him and Ryback feud would be something. Good three hour RAW, Show/Sheamus stuff could’ve been saved for Smackdown.
10/10/12- I must say your graphics are on fire, absolutely in awe. Show/Kane eh, Show needed that win badly though, gains some huge momentum for HIAC against Sheamus. Cody winning is obvious and helps make Rhodes Scholar look quite dangerous. Ryder/Santino winning is a good way to end Main Event…man Epico and Primo are just so irrelevant it’s shame, I love Rosa Mendes. Decent ME nothing too special. 10/12/2012 SD!- Opening promo does a good job of hyping the Champion vs. Champion match. Although we know who will win—it’s good to see Miz becoming more involved in main event stuff again. Rey/Cara beating PTP makes sense—two heel teams fighting is eh. Don’t let the PTP fade they are golden. Booker T and Del Rio interactions are just great—they need to have a match or feud. Poor Otunga’s luck in this diary is just non-existent. Ryback beats Camacho, obvious—another handicap match would’ve been impressive with Hunico in the mix. Orton beats Otunga obvious and good idea—Del Rio and Orton has been a well built up feud in my opinion. WOAH. The Band won. McIntyre is like 3-200 on SD now. The Kofi-Truth split is going to be good, hopefully Kofi thrives from it. Miz’s feud is awesome would love to see him back in the fold of things in the ME scene or get a high profile IC feud. Champion vs. Champion match was solid. Show standing tall finally evens this fued—. I liked this Smackdown, a lot of feuds are being built properly with time and smart booking.[/font]
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Post by y2yay on Oct 15, 2012 12:50:04 GMT -5
Main Event and Superstars: - Really digging the layout of the diary. - Gabriel and Kidd going over is quite surprising, I'm glad though as they're the better team. Hopefully a push is incoming. - Cesaro/DiBiase would be a great match. Cesaro needs to be world champion ASAP. - Good build to Punk/Sheamus. - Show helping Punk win was predictable, but the right move. Keeps all parties involved looking strong. - Decent show, not much to write about really since it's only Main Event. - Again, not much to write about Superstars but the right guys won. - Not too sure about all the heels winning, I think there should have been at least one face victory. The crowd would be dead before SmackDown even began in real life.
SmackDown: - Big Show getting mic time is always a good thing. Hate the corny Sheamus jokes, but they're very realistic I'll give you that. I hope you phase them out over time and he becomes a badass again. - Not keen on yet ANOTHER Sheamus/Otunga match. - Glad the PTP won. I hope they get a tag title run down the line. - Yay, Trent Barreta is back! Boo, he's losing. Happy to see him on SmackDown at least. Wade winning is good. I hope he gets some direction soon though. Just wrestling squashes for a long time would be a waste of his talent. - Eve playing dumb, I like it. I'd like to see a swerve as the attacker though. Divas title for Kaitlyn soon plz? - The ending to Sheamus/Otunga made sense. I smell a tag match. - As you know, I'm not a fan of Ryback but him squashing Primo & Epico makes sense. - I've noticed you say that guys are "getting a lot of heat", but some guys like Del Rio and The Band usually don't get much heat unless it's the hairdryer boos. Might want to work on that because it's a tad unrealistic. - Sin Cara beating Drew is disappointing, but understandable. Cara/Rey expectedly need to look strong. Glad the PTP attacked them though. - I like the conclusion to the main event with Kane helping Bryan. Good story/character development. A DQ ending keeps everyone looking strong.
Raw: - Not too keen on Heyman without Punk. It worked for Lesnar, but a guy like Punk should have mic time. JR/Punk sounds fun but I'm not sure why AJ would allow that. Maybe you'll explain later in the show, as JR going to talk to AJ implies. - Orton pinning Big Show is a bit iffy, but too many DQs would be a bad thing so I see where you're coming from. - Liking the sound of Barrett's promo. Looking forward to seeing what he's going to do. - Hell No winning is good, but I think you made Del Rio look like too much of a p*ssy in the backstage segment with Sheamus/Orton. - Glad MizTV is coming back, but Sheamus again? I think he's been overused tbh. Nice reference to ShoMiz, decent segment overall. - Eve playing Kaitlyn and Layla against each other is good, Eve tripping Layla seems a bit obvious though. I thought Eve was trying to be friends with both of them? - Heyman having a plan to keep Cena away is interesting. - Glad Rhodes Scholars advanced, even if it's at the expense of Kidd/Gabriel. - Not surprised Ryback beat Ziggler, but a little disappointed. I'm glad you made Dolph look strong, but I'd rather you had kept them away from each other. - Cesaro mic time is a good thing, as is a win over Ryder. - Loving Barrett helping Punk & Heyman. Really good twist. - Ryback coming to the rescue is good, makes him look important. Not sure Wade needed to eat a Shellshocked so soon though.
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Post by Rated R on Oct 15, 2012 16:56:49 GMT -5
SmackDown:
- Solid enough opening segment to set up the main event, but I hate these champion against champion matches. There's no way The Miz is going to win and it's just going to make him look weak if it's done cleanly, which I have a feeling it will be. - With Rhode Scholars already in the finals there was no way that the Prime Time Players were going over. The smart decision in my eyes would be to have Rhode Scholars win the tournament and challenge for the belts. - Orton and Otunga could be cool, will build nicely towards the eventualy Orton against Del Rio confrontation. - Usual squash match for Ryback. Nothing special and actually a big step down after his recent push. - Orton over Otunga was the obvious choice, and a solid way to build up the Orton / Del Rio match. You're going to have to do a fair bit to make me care about Orton right now though, the WWE have basically slaughtered his character. - You're booking of The Band has been so bi-polar the past two weeks. You basically buried them last week by having Sin Cara go over McIntyre, and now they're beating former tag team champions just so you can continue the breakup angle. I get that they're a bit of a thrown together stable, but it's a chance to build something up so you could try and use it. - Ziggler needed this momentum boost here, especially if you're going to go with the cash in at Hell in a Cell which I have a feeling you won't, at least not simply. Clay's hit a roadblock with his gimmick and I hope you do something more intelligent with him that simply turning him. - As I said with these champion vs. champion matches the lesser champion always comes out looking weak and that happened here. I knew Sheamus was going over, he wasn't going to lose momentum ahead of Hell in a Cell, but now you've just made your Intercontinental Champion look like a nobody especially with Big Show knocking him out. I'd much prefer that you booked the midcard titles strongly because otherwise why should I care who holds them? - Not the best show I've seen from you but it's still early days and I'm hoping for an improvement as you build up your own storylines.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 16, 2012 8:11:46 GMT -5
| Monday Night Raw - October 15th, 2012; Nashville, Tennessee |
Before Raw opens up, we are shown the events that unfolded last week on Raw when the "match" between the WWE Champion, CM Punk and Jim Ross took place. It shows John Cena stepping in and laying out the challenge to Punk, stating that if Punk faces him at Hell in a Cell and wins, then he will never receive another WWE Championship Match ever again as long as CM Punk holds the belt, and that's a promise. We also see when Wade Barrett made a shocking appearance, assaulting John Cena with no explanation, but then Ryback making the save for both Cena and JR. Will CM Punk respond to John Cena's ultimatum tonight?
We don't get any opening intro or pyrotechnics tonight as we go right to the ring where Justin Roberts introduces the WWE Champion, CM Punk to a heated reaction. Paul Heyman walks out first holding the WWE Championship, followed shortly after by the man himself. The approach ringside, shouting abuse at those wearing John Cena gear in the front row by ringside before entering the ring. Heyman snatches the microphone off of Justin Roberts and hands it to Punk as the crowd quieten down to here what the self-proclaimed 'Best in the World' had to say.
Punk says that last week, he heard something that he never expected to hear-- John Cena saying he will step out of the spotlight. Punk chuckles to himself and says that Cena must have finally realised that he can't always have the glory, and he commends him for that. But then he says that the challenge that was made is still fresh in his mind, and quite frankly, he hasn't come to a decision yet. The crowd boo, but Punk says that by the end of the night, he will have an answer for John Cena, and he knows he's in the building. The crowd pop for Cena, knowing he's somewhere in the back. Punk then turns his attention to ringside, namely the WWE Hall of Famer, Jim Ross who is sat alongside Michael Cole tonight. He smirks and sarcastically asks JR how he's feeling to boos from the crowd. JR simply looks down at the desk, refusing to look at Punk after what happened last week. Punk says that JR is lucky that he's even able to be here tonight, because had John Cena not stepped in, Jim Ross would still be lying in a hospital bed with only one option left-- respect CM Punk. Punk says that later tonight, he wants to stand face-to-face with John Cena and answer his challenge man to man, just to prove he isn't the coward he's being accused of being, and meanwhile, he's going to think long and hard about what to say. CM Punk and Paul Heyman go to leave, but suddenly...
"Let's Light It Up" hits to a pop from the crowd as General Manager, AJ Lee makes her way onto the stage, all smiles. She speaks, saying that she spoke to Jim Ross last week, and funnily enough, she couldn't have done a damn thing about what happened because somehow, Paul Heyman managed to get that match authorised. She says she has no idea how he did it, but she isn't too happy that he had her power overruled. So therefore, CM Punk will have to do his "thinking" a little later on, because right now, she's authorising a match that Paul Heyman can't overrule, and that's against this man...
The theme of Randy Orton hits and the WWE Universe erupt! CM Punk's jaw drops as he begins to shout up the ramp, declaring his anger with AJ Lee. AJ blows Punk a kiss and then skips off. Jim Ross can be heard saying CM Punk deserves everything he's about to receive as we fade to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
Randy Orton def. WWE Champion CM Punk in a non-title match via Disqualification Returning from the commercial break. Randy Orton is in control, stomping down on Punk in the center of the ring. Punk somehow manages to fight back, but has his momentum cut short when Orton hits him with the clothesline and powerslam combination. He then hits Punk with the modified backbreaker, and finally he drops to the canvas and stalks him for the RKO. The crowd are going wild at this point, but then out of nowhere-- Alberto Del Rio attacks! The referee has no choice but to ring the bell.
Del Rio has arrived along with David Otunga to assault The Viper. CM Punk grabs his WWE Championship from Paul Heyman and the duo leave up the ramp as Otunga lifts Orton to his feet. Del Rio shouts something Spanish into Orton's face before slapping him to a gasp from the crowd. Otunga then throws him into Del Rio as the Mexican Aristocrat locks in the Cross Armbreaker, causing Orton to scream in pain. Referees arrive on the scene to break up the chaos, eventually managing to pull Del Rio off The Viper, but the damage has been done. Their match at WWE Hell in a Cell is surely one you won't want to miss.
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 Raw, we see the WWE Tag Team Champions, Hell No as the WWE Universe cheer. They are discussing the Tournament Finals later, and Daniel Bryan says he thinks it's obvious that Rhodes Scholars are going to win the match. Kane disagrees and says that Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara will win the Tournament. Bryan says "Rhodes Scholars, while Kane says "Mysterio & Cara". The two go back and forth, increasing in volume until the argument becomes completely irrelevant as the two begin trading "Yes!" and "No!" instead. However, the argument is broken up when Josh Mathews appears on screen to interview them. He says "Excuse me for interrupting, gentlemen, but who do you think will win the #1 Contender's Tournament?". The WWE Tag Team Champions look at him and both shout "Go away!", startling Josh Mathews off the screen. The two then continue the argument and while chuckling, Michael Cole reminds us that Rhodes Scholars will take on Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara later tonight to determine who will face Hell No at Hell in a Cell for the WWE Tag Team Championships.
Commercial Break.
United States Champion Antonio Cesaro def. Yoshi Tatsu in a non-title match The ever-so impressive United States Champion has not stopped his reign of domination since winning the title at SummerSlam. Continuing to show his outstanding in-ring skill, Cesaro made quick work of the Japanese superstar following a Black Diamond Uppercut, followed by The Neutralizer for the victory.
Antonio Cesaro celebrated his victory, much to the dismay of the WWE Universe as the referee tended to the fallen Yoshi Tatsu. Cesaro exclaimed that he is the "greatest United States Champion in history" as we fade backstage.
Backstage, we are shown Kofi Kingston and R-Truth to a decent reaction. Kofi says he thinks they should talk about their future as a tag team. R-Truth laughs and starts talking to Little Jimmy, saying that he thinks it's funny when Kofi tries to be serious, but Kofi tells him to stop playing games. He says this isn't about Little Jimmy because there is no Little Jimmy, just like there is no Kofi Kingston and R-Truth anymore. The crowd are slightly shocked by Kofi's seriousness. Kofi says he considers Truth his best friend, but their team just hasn't been working out since losing the WWE Tag Team Championships. Truth says that he won't have anybody hurt Little Jimmy's feelings by saying he isn't real. Kofi sighs and laughs, saying he knew he'd never get through to Truth, but all he's saying is that they have a match up next, against Primo and Epico, and he wants to make sure they leave with a win. Truth nods his head and agrees. Kofi says if they're going to part ways, he wants to do it in style. He pats Truth on the shoulder and the two of them walk off as we prepare for tag team action - NEXT!
Commercial Break.
Primo & Epico def. Kofi Kingston & R-Truth The crowd were sad to see the team of Kingston and Truth split, but they were totally behind them in this match, wanting them to go out with a big victory. However, Primo and Epico had other plans. Both Kingston and Truth were in the ring, taking it to the cousins from Puerto Rico, however, there was some miscommunication and R-Truth ended up hitting Kofi Kingston with the Lie Detector when Epico avoided it. Truth went to apologise to Kingston, but was rolled up by Primo as Epico made sure Kofi Kingston couldn't break up the pinfall.
Primo and Epico celebrated on the outside along with Rosa Mendes as a disappointing atmosphere crept across the arena. Kofi Kingston and R-Truth got to their feet and stared at each other. They both smiles and then gave each other a huge in a sign of respect, knowing that their team had come to an end. They raise each other's hands and the WWE Universe applaud for the former WWE Tag Team Champions. Truth tells Little Jimmy to come and get in on the celebrations, and Kingston laughs, playing along. But then-- Kingston kicks Little Jimmy! Yes, you read that correctly.
Even the crowd are in shock as Kingston kicks thin air, but it wasn't thin air to R-Truth as he drops to his knees screaming "Little Jimmy!". Kingston stands behind the crouched R-Truth with a serious look on his face. Truth gets up and turns around, as if to ask Kingston what he's doing but-- Trouble In Paradise! The crowd watch in horror as Kofi Kingston drills R-Truth in the side of the head. Kingston begins to shout "There is no Little Jimmy! I'm done with this!" before storming out of the ring and up the ramp. He receives tons of heat for his actions as R-Truth begins to move, holding the side of his head and crawling over to console Little Jimmy. What has gotten into Kofi Kingston?
We are shown a video package advertising WWE Hell in a Cell, which will air on October 28th, 2012.
Commercial Break.
Back on Raw, we see Kofi Kingston returning backstage before he is approached by Matt Striker. Striker asks Kingston what his motive was for attacking the man he just minutes ago called his "best friend". Kofi says he doesn't need a motive because Truth doesn't take anything seriously. He says that he's done playing 'imaginary friends' with that guy. Kingston says he's done with ridiculous tag teams that only hold him back, just like it did with Evan Bourne. He says that now, it's time for him to take his own path and make his rise alone, not with some goof who thinks there's an imaginary kid following him everywhere. Kingston storms off leaving Striker confused as we fade away.
Returning to ringside, we hear the theme of Wade Barrett who receives majority boos from the Nashville crowd. He walks down to the ring and grabs a microphone from the steel steps before entering and beginning to speak. He says that for the past week, people have asked him what his association is with the WWE Champion, CM Punk and Paul Heyman, and this simple answer is this-- "business". Barrett reminds us that a few weeks ago, he declared that he was open for business, and Paul Heyman just so happened to be intelligent enough to capitalise on that opportunity. Barrett says his purpose was to make sure John Cena didn't get involved in Punk's match last week, and he did just that. But then he says that there was a rather large roadblock in the way of him completing his business, and that roadblock was Ryback. The crowd erupt at the mere mention of his name. Barrett declares that getting involved in the business of Wade Barrett is not a clever move, and says that Ryback is as stupid as he looks. He promises that there will be no more interruptions, not from Ryback or anyone on the roster, because nobody gets in the way of the Barrett Barrage. Barrett is about to leave, but...
"Feed Me More" is heard echoing around the arena as the crowd come loose. Ryback makes his presence felt on the stage, storming down to ringside as Barrett looks on, unsure what to do or where to go. When Ryback finally reaches the ring, Barrett hops through the middle rope and leaves ringside as the crowd boo him for his cowardly act. Ryback watches Barrett as he leaves up the ramp before turning to the crowd and chanting "Feed Me More!" along with them. But then out of nowhere-- Barrett attacks! Barrett assaults Ryback from behind much to the crowd's dismay. He takes the big man down and continues to drive his foot into the kidneys of Ryback. Barrett then signals that he's going to finish Ryback off, lifting him up and going for The Souvenir. He spins Ryback around, but as he goes for the right hook, Ryback grabs Barrett's arm. The crowd pop as Ryback and Barrett lock eyes, the intensity practically radiating from the machine that is Ryback. Ryback screams before performing a right hook of his own, sending Barrett to the canvas and right out to the floor. Barrett retreats up the ramp, holding his jaw as Ryback looks on breathing heavily. Barrett points to Ryback and tells him he'll get his revenge as Ryback just stares up the ramp at him. We then fade to a commercial break.
Commercial Break.
We return to the commentary booth where we are reminded that the WWE Champion, CM Punk will confront John Cena later tonight to answer his challenge regarding WWE Hell in a Cell. We are also told that tonight's Main Event will be a rematch from SmackDown as the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus will take on the Intercontinental Champion, The Miz. The graphic shows up on our screens as we go to our next match.
Divas Champion Eve def. Layla in a non-title match In a rematch from Night of Champions, these two divas squared off after a confusing few weeks. Kaitlyn was on commentary as this match took place and spoke about how she's still looking into who attacked her at Night of Champions, and that she doesn't trust Eve at all, but last week made her trust in Layla decrease as well. The match went on and in the end, Eve was able to pick up a big victory after hitting Layla with the The Heart Breaker.
Eve celebrated with her Divas Championship, but then left the ring and ran over to Kaitlyn and gave her a big hug on the outside. Layla looked on from the ring, shaking her head. Eve then ran off up the ramp, leaving everyone confused.
Backstage, we see Cody Rhodes and Damien Sandow, otherwise referred to as Rhodes Scholars. They talk about how tonight, they will undoubtedly defeat the two masked "ignoramuses" and become the #1 Contenders for the WWE Tag Team Championships. Rhodes says that tonight will be simple, because not only are they physically superior, but intellectually superior as well. Sandow states that once they have disposed of the "cretins" known as luchadores, they will then go on to WWE Hell in a Cell and dispose of the "dysfunctional unity" that is Team Hell No. The crowd pop as Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara walk into the locker room. They start speaking in Spanish, as if responding to what Rhodes Scholars just said. Mysterio then asks if they understood that. Sandow and Rhodes simply stare, a baffled look on their faces. Mysterio and Cara laugh to them selves before Cara says "See you out there, 'idiotas'". Rhodes shouts that he understood that and gets angry, but Sandow holds him back and tells him not to rise to it. We are then told that their match is up next!
Commercial Break.
WWE Tag Team Championship #1 Contenders Tournament Finals Rhodes Scholars def. Rey Mysterio & Sin Cara We began with eight teams, and now we're down to two. These two rather new teams went head-to-head to determine who will challenge Hell No for the WWE Tag Team Championships at Hell in a Cell. It was very evenly matches, and a lengthy contest, but it was somewhat ruined by a certain pair of WWE superstars. The Prime Time Players came to ringside and distracted Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara, allowing Cody Rhodes to knock Rey Mysterio out of the ring and Damien Sandow to hit The Terminus on Sin Cara, claiming the victory for Rhodes Scholars.
The WWE Universe aren't too happy, but Rhodes Scholars are now the #1 Contenders to the WWE Tag Team Championships at Hell in a Cell. The Prime Time Players leave ringside with smirks on their faces as Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara look on. Rhodes Scholars make a gesture that they will become the new WWE Tag Team Champions in less than two weeks.
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 Raw, the WWE Tag Team Champions, Hell No are shown arguing yet again. Bryan appears to be shouting "I was right!" as Kane shakes his head. Kane retaliates, screaming "I'm the Tag Team Champions!", which shifts the argument into who's the Tag Team Champions. Suddenly, Rhodes Scholars appear on the screen as Cody Rhodes says "No, we are the Tag Team Champions", saying that in two weeks time, it's a guarantee that they will walk out the winners, so they might as well take the title now. Kane and Daniel Bryan square up to the new #1 Contenders as Bryan says "What did you just say?". Kane then chimes in, saying that if Rhodes Scholars are so confident, then they challenge them to individual matches this Friday on SmackDown. Rhodes and Sandow look at each other before saying that they have no problem in beating them both early. The scene then fades to black.
Commercial Break.
Dolph Ziggler def. Zack Ryder Still claiming that he will cash-in the Money in the Bank briefcase at Hell in a Cell, Dolph Ziggler is looking to regain some much needed momentum. On SmackDown he bested the Funkasaurus, Brodus Clay, and tonight, he managed to put away the internet sensation, Zack Ryder with the Zig Zag.
After the match, Dolph Ziggler got on the microphone and declared that he was counting down the days until he becomes the World Heavyweight Champion. He shouts "Thirteen days!" before dropping the microphone and leaving alongside Vickie Guerrero to his theme.
Backstage, Josh Mathews is standing by alongside the Intercontinental Champion, The Miz. Mathews asks Miz if he's still feeling the effects of the W.M.D received at the hands of the Big Show last Friday on SmackDown. Miz asks if that's a serious question, saying that you don't just recover after one of those punches. He says that the Big Show will pay for hitting him on SmackDown, but tonight, he's going to make sure that he beats Sheamus and proves why he is the most must-see WWE superstar in history. He walks off and the scene fades.
Commercial Break.
Intercontinental Champion The Miz def. World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus in a non-title match In what was another great match, just like on SmackDown, these two Champions put on a show. It was a very back and forth match with both men showing off their skills. However, the match was once again graced with the presence of the Big Show, who jumped onto the ring apron mid-match. Sheamus went to deliver a Brogue Kick to Big Show, but missed and got hung up. This allowed Miz to hook the arms, drag Sheamus back into the center of the ring and plant him with the Skull-Crushing Finale for the victory.
The Miz celebrated his victory, but stopped as Big Show climbed into the ring. Miz warned Big Show not to come near him, and Show offered Miz a free pass to walk out of the ring. He took it and Miz left up the ramp as Big Show stood over Sheamus. He waited for him to get to his feet and then nailed him with the Knockout Punch! Sheamus dropped to the canvas unconscious, Show with a sick smirk on his face. Show raised his hand and screamed as his theme played. He grabs the World Heavyweight Championship and told Sheamus that it was going to be his in two weeks. He then lays it next to the fallen World Champion before taking his leave.
We go backstage to see the WWE Champion, CM Punk and Paul Heyman walking down a corridor, apparently on their way out to confront John Cena in regards to Cena's challenge for Hell in a Cell.
Commercial Break.
The theme of the WWE Champion, CM Punk hits for the second time tonight as he and Paul Heyman make their way to the ring. They stand in the ring and CM Punk is handed a microphone. He says that despite being disgustingly treat earlier tonight by General Manager, AJ Lee, he is out here to confront John Cena and give him the answer to his challenge face-to-face. He says he doesn't want to waste any more time, so he's going to call John Cena out and get this over with. And just a few seconds later...
The theme of John Cena hits to a huge pop. Cena indeed walks out onto the stage, his arm out of the sling looking better than ever. He makes his way to the ring with a smile, as always and enters to confront CM Punk. He stands across from the WWE Champion and speaks. Cena says that before CM Punk even says anything, he wants to make one thing perfectly clear-- he is a man of his word, so if by some chance he does lose, he promises to stay out of the picture for good until CM Punk loses the WWE Championship. He says that with that being said, if he beats CM Punk for the title at Hell in a Cell, he wants the same from Punk. The crowd pop as Punk raises his eyebrows and laughs. Punk repeats what Cena just said and then asks why he should even consider that. Cena says that if he was the Champion he says he is, then he would do it, and he would have the "respect" to do so. Punk tells Cena not to talk to him about respect when all he gets is disrespect from the locker room and from the fans. Cena says that he's positive the disrespect will go away with he proves himself inside the Cell with him. Punk says that he must have said it a hundred times by now, but he has nothing to prove. He says that getting into the Cell with John Cena wouldn't prove anything other than the fact that he has been right all along. Cena says that's the perfect motive, for Punk to prove that he is right, prove that he is better than John Cena, prove that he is the best in the world.
Punk rubs his beard and asks Cena how his arm is feeling. Cena says it's still hurt pretty bad, but he belongs in the ring, and he desperately wants one last shot at the WWE Championship, so he's going to fight through the pain and injury to get that. Punk says that if he's going to get in the Cell with John Cena, he wants to make sure that he can't be held accountable for what happens, whether he re-aggravates the injury, or he tears Cena's arm clean off. Cena says he'll sign the contract, live on Raw next week if it means he gets his shot at the title. Punk says he wants everything Cena is saying in writing to make sure he doesn't use his "Cena powers" to somehow get back in the picture. Cena says he wouldn't lie, and that this is his final chance. Punk speaks to Heyman off the microphone and then Punk turns back to Cena and says-- "You're on". The crowd erupt as Cena nods his head, even extending his hand to CM Punk as if to solidify the deal. Punk looks around before laughing and refusing to shake Cena's hand to some heat. Punk and Heyman walk off and go to leave the ring, but Punk stops. He turns around and speaks again.
He says that if John Cena is so desperate, then he wants to up the stakes. He says that not if, but when he beats Cena at Hell in a Cell, he doesn't just want him out of the title picture, he wants him out of the picture completely. Punk says that if Cena wants this WWE Championship Match, then he will put his career on the line. He says that if John Cena loses, he must leave the WWE. The crowd boo, Cena clearly thinking it over in his head. He finally looks up and says "I'll do it" to the shock of the WWE Universe. Punk laughs to himself before saying that John Cena might as well quit while he's ahead, because come Hell in a Cell, he's going to be unemployed. Punk and Heyman leaves up the ramp, Cena stood in the center of the ring expressionless. Is John Cena really desperate enough to give up his entire career? Punk stands atop the stage and raises the WWE Championship above his head as Monday Night Raw fades to a close.
Copyright © 2012 World Wrestling Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 16, 2012 8:19:55 GMT -5
WWE Championship Hell in a Cell Match WWE Champion CM Punk vs. John Cena (If John Cena loses, he must leave the WWE)
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. Rhodes Scholars
Randy Orton vs. Alberto Del Rio
Card subject to change.
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Post by Planktung on Oct 17, 2012 23:04:35 GMT -5
A solid opening segment with CM Punk addressing the challenge issued by John Cena. I do like that you're not trying to portray Punk as a cowardly-heel. Great lead in to the opening contest, which ended in the best possible scenario with Del Rio causing the DQ. Lovely segment with Team Hell No, I just can't get enough of whatever it is they do. They're gold together and I hope you keep them as a unit for a while. Simple squash win for Antonio Cesaro, I am expecting big things from him in this diary. Hopefully my expectations will be met. What the f**k is this?!? Kofi heel turn?!?Amazing! Just amazing! I was actually considering turning him instead of Bourne in my diary, but didn't feel it would work. Hopefully, you can prove that statement to be wrong. I seriously marked for that, though. Decent segment with Barrett and Ryback. I look forward to seeing how this feud plays out as I could see their encounter going either way. Sheamus and Miz again tonight? Please tell me Miz isn't going to look like a bitch again. Good win for Eve. Expecting a Triple Threat soon, possibly at Hell in a Cell. I'd be fine with seeing Eve continue her reign, but a Kaitlyn title reign <3. Rhodes Scholars taking the tournament was a bit obvious, but still the best call. Can't see them taking down Kane and Bryan, but I'm sure it will be a nice bout for the gold. Curious to see if you go through with Ziggler cashing in at Hell in a Cell, good victory for him over Ryder. Ryder has really fallen for me over the past few months, but I would still like to see him receive a bit better treatment. Hey, Miz wins! The aftermath made Show look like a beast, which is needed since he's not winning the World Heavyweight Championship at Hell in a Cell. Lastly, a fine closing segment with the Punk/Cena being made official, but what's this? Another career stipulation for Cena. Even with that, I still can't see him becoming WWE Champion again at Hell in a Cell. A good RAW.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 19, 2012 12:29:57 GMT -5
| WWE Main Event - October 17th, 2012; Memphis, Tennessee |
Following a beautiful pyrotechnics display, Michael Cole and the Intercontinental Champion, The Miz welcome us to this special broadcast, in only its third episode. We are welcomed to the show by the duo and we get underway with our opening contest of the night. Rey Mysterio & Sin Cara def. Prime Time PlayersIn a rematch from last week's SmackDown, these two teams faced off after the Prime Time Players cost Mysterio and Cara their match with Rhodes Scholars on Raw in the Tag Team Tournament Finals. This was a lengthy match which showcased the skills of both teams, but unfortunately for O'Neil and Young, the result was the same as before. Sin Cara would put his body on the line and take out Titus O'Neil with a plancha over the top rope while Mysterio hit Darren Young with the 619, followed by the Splash for the victory. The masked luchadores celebrated their victory, the Prime Time Players leaving in disappointment, waving their hands aggressively at the fans who laughed at them on their way up the ramp. We then fade to black. Commercial Break.We return from the commercial break to see the Intercontinental Champion, The Miz in the ring, abandoning his position at the commentary table to speak to the WWE Universe. He gets heat before he begins to speak, but eventually receives quiet. He says that on Raw, he did what he said he was going to do, and that's defeat the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus, and that proved that he should be added to the World Heavyweight Championship Match at WWE Hell in a Cell. He says that he is one of the few men to claim a victory over Sheamus since he won the Royal Rumble in January. Miz says that he sees the WWE Champion, CM Punk receiving a lack of respect from the WWE Universe, and he feels the same. He says that despite being the "most must-see WWE superstar in history", nobody gives him the respect he deserves. However, before The Miz can continue... The theme of the Funkasaurus, Brodus Clay hits to an eruption from the WWE Universe. Clay dances his way to the ring alongside Cameron and Naomi, entering the ring and standing across from the Intercontinental Champion. Miz begins to speak again, saying "Really? Really?! This is what I'm talking about!". Miz says that Brodus Clay is an absolute joke, and doesn't give him enough respect, coming out here and interrupting him. Brodus says that he came out here because he, and he's sure the WWE Universe, are fed up of The Miz's whining mouth. The crowd pop as Miz chuckles to himself, telling Clay that he can't even take him seriously. Brdous says that if The Miz doesn't want to take him seriously, then how about he proves just how serious he can be by facing The Miz next week on WWE Main Event... for the Intercontinental Championship? The WWE Universe cheer as Miz stops chuckling, realising he's just been challenged. Miz asks if Clay is stupid, asking how he thinks he deserves an Intercontinental Championship Match. Clay says he's not going to come out here and pretend that he's some big shot who deserves the title, but he will say that he won't be taken lightly, and this is a chance for Miz to prove that he deserves the respect he craves. Miz looks around before telling Brodus Clay that he's on! The Miz leaves the ring and Brodus' theme plays to the delight of the crowd. Brodus begins to dance alongside Cameron and Naomi when-- The Miz attacks! Miz clocks Brodus in the back of the skull with the Intercontinental Championship! Cameron and Naomi scream, checking on the fallen Funkasaurus as The Miz leaves, straightening his tie. It's on - The Miz will defend the Intercontinental Championship against Brodus Clay next week on WWE Main Event! Commercial Break.We return to see a video package of what happened on Raw between Ryback and Wade Barrett. It shows Barrett's speech before he was interrupted by Ryback. Barrett then attacked Ryback from behind, and thought he had him beat, but Ryback suddenly battled out of the situation sending Wade Barrett into retreat. The WWE Universe anticipates the moment when these two hard-hitting superstar collide in the ring. Ryback def. David OtungaRyback has undoubtedly been on a roll as of late, confronting the WWE Champion, CM Punk on multiple occasions, but has he met his match in Wade Barrett? Tonight, Ryback defeated the 'legal advisor' for Alberto Del Rio, but not without a fight. Otunga tried to use his intelligence to his advantage, but after being almost beheaded by the machine that is Ryback, he couldn't avoid been driven to the canvas with Shell Shocked, giving Ryback the match. The undefeated streak continues as Ryback chants "Feed me more!" along with the WWE Universe. The fans cheer as WWE Main Event fades to a close. Copyright © 2012 World Wrestling Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 19, 2012 12:42:02 GMT -5
| WWE Superstars - October 18th, 2012 |
Tensai def. Santino MarellaEven The Cobra was no match for the brute force of this monstrous man. Tensai planted Santino with a huge Chokebomb for the victory. Beth Phoenix def. Alicia FoxThe Glamazon hasn't been in the best of positions lately, being accused of attacking Kaitlyn, and rarely been featured on shows. But tonight, she picked up a victory over Alicia Fox after hitting her with the GlamSlam. Jinder Mahal def. JTGAs a member of 'The Band', Jinder Mahal may be onto the best run of his career. He finished off JTG with the Camel Clutch, making him submit as Heath Slater and Drew McIntyre watched from the outside. Primo & Epico def. The UsosComing off a big win over the former WWE Tag Team Champions on Raw, Primo and Epico continued to roll, defeating Jimmy and Jey Uso when Epico hit Jey with a Backstabber. Copyright © 2012 World Wrestling Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 19, 2012 12:58:49 GMT -5
Oct 18, 2012 - 11:43:51 PM
- Hell in a Cell Main Event set
On Raw, we see the Main Event set for the WWE Hell in a Cell event. CM Punk will defend the WWE Championship against John Cena inside Hell in a Cell, and if Cena loses, he must leave the WWE. While it is blatantly obvious that John Cena will not 'leave' the company, it does seem obvious that he will be taking some time off to perhaps finish off healing the arm injury. However, it is unknown how healed it is. If it is fully healed, there is a chance he could take the WWE Championship as many officials are high on having John Cena face The Rock for a second time at the Royal Rumble. Although, this would kill CM Punk's title reign before it reached one year, which is another thing that many people behind the scenes are supportive of. It remains to see which route they will take.
- Intercontinental Championship Match scheduled for WWE Main Event
This past Wednesday, The Miz cut a promo on defeating Sheamus and demanding respect. Brodus Clay came out and the two argued for a while until Clay suggested the match for next week on WWE Main Event. According to sources, WWE were really high on Brodus until his push was killed after Cameron (Ariane Andrew) was arrested for DUI back in early September. Sources tell us that the plan is to put the push back on track and place him in a program with The Miz. Whether or not this means a run with the Intercontinental Championship remains to be seen.
- Will the Undertaker wrestle again?
While many believe the match at WrestleMania 28 was the final match of the Deadman's illustrious career, his appearance at Raw 1000 had people wondering if he would return for WrestleMania 29. Currently, creative plans are still undergoing changes, with names such as Brock Lesnar, The Rock and CM Punk being mentioned as potential opponents for the Streak.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 20, 2012 16:51:16 GMT -5
| Friday Night SmackDown - October 19th, 2012; Memphis, Tennessee |
The pyrotechnics explode as Friday Night SmackDown opens up, and we are greeted by the commentary team of Josh Mathews and John Bradshaw Layfield. Mathews informs us that tonight's Main Event has already been made by SmackDown General Manager, Booker T as it will be Big Show and Alberto Del Rio versus Randy Orton and the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus! We see a graphic for the match, but afterwards, we hear the theme of Damien Sandow for an unusual start to the show. The #1 Contenders to the WWE Tag Team Championships, Rhodes Scholars make their way down the ramp to heat from the WWE Universe. They enter the ring and both grab a microphone, Sandow speaking first. He says that while it was obvious from the start that he and Cody Rhodes would emerge as the #1 Contenders for the WWE Tag Team Championships, they felt the need to come out and address the "unwashed masses" regarding their quest for the titles. Rhodes speaks, saying that Team Hell No are everything that is wrong with the WWE, partaking in petty arguments and preventing the WWE Universe from being educated. Sandow says the WWE Universe encourage the reckless behaviour of Kane and Daniel Bryan, and therefore hinder their own intelligence by being just as "ridiculously idiotic" as the Tag Team Champions. Rhodes mentions that tonight, they will each take on one of the Champions and vow to win both matches, but before they can go any further... A fiery pyro explodes from the stage and one half of the WWE Tag Team Champions, Kane makes his way to the ring to a huge pop. Kane grabs a microphone of his own and asks which one of these "lucky guys" is first, because he's going to tear them apart right now. Sandow says that Kane shouldn't make threats, it's unnecessary. The crowd laugh, and so does Kane. He says that he has a right to make threats because " I am the Tag Team Champions!". The crowd pop, and of course, this bring out his tag team partner, Daniel Bryan to another huge pop, despite his "No!" chants. He enters the ring alongside Kane and asks what he thinks he's doing before declaring " I am the Tag Team Champions!". The duo argue for a few seconds before Rhodes Scholars attack them! The crowd boo as Sandow and Rhodes lay into the WWE Tag Team Champions. However, they fight back and send the #1 Contenders over the top rope and down to the floor to a pop. SmackDown then fades to black. Commercial Break.WWE Tag Team Champion Kane def. Cody RhodesThese two went head-to-head in order to gain some momentum for their team going into Hell in a Cell in just nine days. Their tag team partners had been sent to the back to ensure there was no interference in this one. It was a great match with back and forth action, and the end came when Rhodes went for the Disaster Kick, only to be caught around the throat by Kane and driven into the canvas for the three count. The crowd erupt as Kane raises the WWE Tag Team Championship belt, gaining some much-needed momentum for him and Daniel Bryan. But will Bryan be able to defeat Damien Sandow later tonight? We are shown a video package advertising WWE Hell in a Cell, which will air on October 28th, 2012. Returning to SmackDown, we see Matt Striker backstage alongside Kofi Kingston to a mixed reaction, the WWE Universe still unsure what to make of Kingston's actions on Raw this past Monday. Striker asks Kofi if he's had some time to think about what he did on Raw, and if he has an explanation for his actions. Kingston says there was nothing to think about, because at the end of the day, he was sick of being held back by one man and his imaginary friend. Right now, it's Kofi Kingston's time, and he isn't going to be held back anymore. Kingston walks off and we fade to black. Commercial Break.Kofi Kingston def. Yoshi TatsuAfter the shocking display of aggression on Raw this past Monday, Kofi received a pretty negative reaction from the crowd, but didn't seem to care. He came to the ring without his usual energetic entrance with pyrotechnics, and simply walked to the ring with his hands raised. Once in the ring, he picked Yoshi Tatsu apart, showing a much more vicious and tactical side to him. Eventually, after much measuring, Kingston drilled Tatsu with the Trouble In Paradise for the victory. Kofi Kingston celebrated, climbing the turnbuckle and screaming that it's his time now. He picked Yoshi Tatsu up and then threw him through the ropes and out of the ring to some heat. But the crowd erupt as the theme of R-Truth hits! R-Truth sprints to the ring and slides in, but Kofi Kingston jumps out before Truth can get his hands on him. Kingston leaves up the ramp, shouting "We're done!" at Truth, who is clearly furious in the ring. Truth shouts "You'll pay for what you did to Little Jimmy!", but Kingston just shakes his head. The scene then fades backstage. General Manager, Booker T is seen in his office. We hear the sound of the door being shoved open, and Booker begins to say that people really need to learn to knock, but turns around to see the World's Largest Athlete, the Big Show standing in front of him. Booker asks him what he wants, and Show says that he just wants to thanks Booker for giving him another chance to break Sheamus' face in tonight's Main Event. Booker looks confused, and Show says that after tonight, Sheamus may not even make it to Hell in a Cell, so he's just come here to say that he looks forward to receiving a personal congratulations from Booker T when he hands him the World Heavyweight Championship. Booker T says that Show shouldn't get too confident because Sheamus is a tough guy. Show laughs and says that Booker has never been able to understand the true force of the Big Show, and offers to show him what he's capable of, clenching his fist and holding it up to Booker's face. Booker says that Show better be careful, and that he's not afraid of him. He tells Show to get out and Big Show leaves, chuckling to himself. Commercial Break.The Band def. Tyson Kidd & Justin GabrielHeath Slater and Drew McIntyre formed The Band tonight, taking on the high-flying team of Kidd and Gabriel, but unfortunately for them, Jinder Mahal was by ringside. While it was looking good for Kidd and Gabriel, Mahal's involvement distracted Justin Gabriel on the top rope and allowed McIntyre to shove his legs out. McIntyre then shocked everyone, dragging Gabriel off the turnbuckle so his feet were hooked on the top rope, and delivered an elevated Future Shock DDT! McIntyre hooked the leg for the victory. The Band celebrated, much to the dismay of the WWE Universe. Tyson Kidd checked on his tag team partner, but was then assaulted by the three members of The Band. Slater dropped Tyson Kidd with a vicious Snapmare Driver. The Band stood over the fallen duo and starting playing the air guitar in sync as the scene faded 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. Returning to SmackDown, we see a graphic that tells us that this Monday on Raw, we will see the Contract Signing between the WWE Champion, CM Punk and John Cena to finalise their match at Hell in a Cell, in which if John Cena loses, he must leave the WWE. We then return to SmackDown. A split-screen is shown as we see one half of the WWE Tag Team Champions, Daniel Bryan on the left, and Damien Sandow on the right, and their match - is NEXT! Commercial Break.WWE Tag Team Champion Daniel Bryan def. Damien Sandow via DisqualificationMuch like the opening contest, this was a great match. Damien Sandow attempted to outsmart the submission specialist, but he wasn't having any of it. At one point, Bryan managed to lock in the No! Lock, and Sandow looked like he was about to submit. However, it was at this point that Cody Rhodes made his presence felt, rushing down the ramp, sliding into the ring and attacking Daniel Bryan, forcing the referee to call for the bell. Rhodes continued to stomp down on Bryan, Sandow getting to his feet and joining in on the attack. The crowd erupt as Kane makes his way down the ramp. He enters the ring and starts to fight off the #1 Contenders, throwing Damien Sandow over the ropes, and Rhodes escapes. Rhodes Scholars leave ringside, happy with the damage they've done to Daniel Bryan. Kane helps Daniel Bryan to his feet and the two stand face-to-face. Kane shakes his head at Bryan, as Bryan asks him what he's doing that for. Kane leaves the ring and Bryan follows as we fade to black. Commercial Break.We return to see Matt Striker backstage, this time alongside the World Heavyweight Champions, Sheamus to a huge pop. He asks Sheamus if he is looking at his match with the Big Show different after being knocked out twice by the World's Largest Athlete. Sheamus says that he never underestimated the Big Show, but now he's gone and crossed the line. Now it's time to get serious. Sheamus says that he won't be cracking any more jokes about Big Show, he won't be making anybody laugh, it's just nine days until Hell in a Cell, and for the next nine days, he's going to make sure that Big Show knows exactly what's going to happen inside Hell in a Cell. Sheamus goes to leave the interview area, only to bump into none other-- than Dolph Ziggler. The crowd pop as Sheamus and Ziggler lock eyes. Vickie Guerrero stands behind Ziggler with a smirk, as Ziggler raises his Money in the Bank briefcase up to eye level and simply says "Nine days...". Sheamus doesn't flinch and walks off the scene, leaving Ziggler and Vickie looking on with grins on their faces. We are shown a video package advertising WWE Hell in a Cell, which will air on October 28th, 2012. World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus & Randy Orton def. Big Show & Alberto Del RioThis huge Tag Team match combined two very heated rivalries on the SmackDown roster, and they made it obvious that they all want to tear into each other come Hell in a Cell. There was a commercial break mid-match, and the actioned continued afterwards. Sheamus and Alberto Del Rio were the legal men, and Sheamus was about to go for the Brogue Kick, but Big Show pulled the World Heavyweight Champion out of the ring and the two began the brawl for the first time ever. They traded blows all the way up the ramp, virtually leaving the match. Alberto Del Rio saw an opening on a fallen Randy Orton, and he went for the Cross Armbreaker, but Orton shoved Del Rio off, and as he turned around-- RKO! Orton hooked the leg and picked up the victory for himself and Sheamus. The crowd erupted as Randy Orton celebrated, but the celebration wasn't the main focus as Big Show and Sheamus continued to brawl on the stage. Big Show locked and loaded, ready to hit Sheamus with the Knockout Punch, but Sheamus ducked and-- Brogue Kick! Sheamus has finally nailed the giant with the Brogue Kick, knocking him to the stage floor. The crowd cheer as Sheamus raises his hands in triumph. This has definitely moved on from laughs and jokes, this is serious business. Sheamus looks down at Big Show who his holding his jaw and looking up in anger; does Big Show now realise that a victory is not guaranteed? Copyright © 2012 World Wrestling Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
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Post by Rated R on Oct 22, 2012 14:54:14 GMT -5
SmackDown:
- A solid way to kick off SmackDown, one of the highlights of WWE right now is the tag team division's revitalization and I'm glad that you're keeping that going. Really hoping that Kane and Bryan retain the titles just so we get some more of their disagreements. - Good solid win for Kane here, I'm guessing that Sandow will either win against Bryan or we'll get a dirty finish to keep things even. - Kingston being the heel is an interesting way to go, though I would've preferred it to be Truth since he was always better as the heel. I don't think you need to go super serious with Kingston, I'd much prefer him to keep his quirks and entrance but with a little more arrogance that suddenly become another generic heel. - Generic segment with Show and Booker to build up some heat, good enough I guess. - Good to see The Band going over here, as I've said this group is a really good way of re-establishing these guys at least into the midcard. - As I said before I was half expecting the dirty finish though I think Sandow going over with Rhodes interference and then Kane coming out would have been better at keeping these two teams looking strong ahead of their title match. - A solid main event to build up two big feuds though it did little for either of the heels involved. I've got no problem with Sheamus hitting the Brogue Kick to continue their build but in turn I think you'd have been much better off having Del Rio go over with some kind of cheap tactics since it kind of kills any buzz I had about their Hell in a Cell match. - Not a bad show by any means but it felt like nothing of note really happened, like there wasn't a single particularly memorable moment during the show for me, it was very by the numbers.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 24, 2012 10:11:01 GMT -5
| Monday Night Raw - October 22nd, 2012; East Rutherford, New Jersey |
After a large pyrotechnics display, the commentary team of Michael Cole and Jim Ross are shown in the commentary booth, reminding us that tonight, we will see the contract signing between WWE Champion, CM Punk and John Cena to confirm their match at WWE Hell in a Cell this Sunday, and the stipulation that if John Cena loses, he must leave the WWE. The WWE Universe make their voices heard as the theme of John Cena hits the arena to a mixed reaction. He looks around the arena and says into the camera that this could be his last night on Raw, so he's going to make the most of it. He runs down the ramp, pumped up by the crowd and enters the ring.
John Cena says that he wanted to come out here and open up the show to address the WWE Universe, because this could be his last night on Raw. He says that after over ten years in the WWE, all the World Championship reigns, all the WrestleMania Main Events, all the other accomplishments, it comes down to one match, against one man-- inside Hell in a Cell. Cena says how he's battled inside the Cell before, and knows how it can take a toll on your career. He says it's only fitting that he puts his career on the line in a career-ending match, because he's going to give it everything he's got and take any risk necessary to regain the WWE Championship. Cena goes on to say that while this could be his last night on Raw, he is going to do anything in his power to make sure it isn't and to make sure that he walks out this Sunday as the WWE Champion. However, before Cena can finish, the titantron shows the backstage area where the WWE Champion himself, CM Punk stands alongside Paul Heyman to plenty of heat.
Punk smirks and says that it's always heart-warming to hear a "John Cena speech" live on Raw. Punk jokes that he nearly shed a tear just listening to it. However, he says that tonight, Cena will be signing away his career when he agrees to compete inside Hell in a Cell this Sunday. He says that when he's done beating Cena, he can't wait to watch Cena cry as he says his final goodbyes to the WWE Universe in the middle of the ring. Punk says that just like everyone else for the past 337 days, John Cena will be left lying on his back, looking up at the lights and thinking "CM Punk really is the best in the world". Punk laughs, as does Heyman, and then Punk tells John Cena that he'll see him later. The titantron shuts off and John Cena looks up with a look on his face that can only be described as worry.
Commercial Break.
Intercontinental Champion The Miz & Kofi Kingston def. Brodus Clay & R-Truth With The Miz set to defend the Intercontinental Championship against Brodus Clay on WWE Main Event, and Kofi Kingston turning his back on R-Truth last week on Raw, this match was practically perfect. It was a very back and forth match, but in the end, The Miz was able to hit the Skull-Crushing Finale on R-Truth for the victory.
With Brodus down on the outside, Kofi Kingston took the opportunity to deliver a Boom Drop to R-Truth. Kingston starting shouting at Truth, telling him he was crazy. Brodus finally got back to his feet and came to the aid of Truth, but Kingston and Miz had already fled the ring. These two feuds are far from over.
Backstage, the Raw General Manager, AJ Lee is seen speaking with the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus as the crowd cheer. Suddenly, Alberto Del Rio bursts into the room, as always, and says that SmackDown General Manager, Booker T was out of his mind for putting him in a match with Randy Orton at Hell in a Cell, and he wants AJ to cancel the match. AJ tells Alberto that she won't be cancelling the match, because there's no reason to. Alberto says that she's just as crazy as Booker T for allowing the match to take place. Oh dear... Alberto just said the "C" word... AJ Lee tilts her head and smiles, telling Alberto Del Rio that since he's here tonight, he's going to be in action-- against the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus! The crowd erupt as Del Rio goes red with rage. He storms out of the room and Sheamus laughs, saying he looks forward to it.
Commercial Break.
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.
Ryback def. Hunico & Camacho After defeating Camacho two weeks ago on SmackDown, Ryback got him again, but with Hunico added to the mix as well. It was still no problem for the machine that is Ryback as he ploughed through the duo, somehow managing to lift them both onto his shoulders and dropping them with the Shell Shocked for the victory.
The WWE Universe erupt as Ryback's theme plays and the "Feed me more!" chants echo around the arena. However, the celebration is cut short when Wade Barrett jumps Ryback from behind! These two have been crossing paths for the past couple of weeks, and it seems Barrett wants to send a message. He actually managed to beat down Ryback to the canvas and even hit the big man with the Winds of Change. Wade Barrett went for The Souvenir, but Ryback blocked the shot and threw Barrett to the canvas to a pop. Ryback went for the Meat Hook clothesline, but Barrett ducked underneath and then fled from the ring with a grin on his face. Barrett pointed to his head, boasting his intelligence as Ryback watched him leave, breathing heavily. It seems as if Barrett is closing in on beating Ryback down, and it's only a matter of time before he finds the weakness. The scene fades away.
Commercial Break.
Justin Gabriel def. United States Champion Antonio Cesaro After weeks of domination, Antonio Cesaro was finally toppled by the South African native. After somehow managing to squirm out of the Neutralizer, Justin Gabriel was able to roll up the United States Champion and pick up one of the biggest wins of his career, bringing the recent win-streak of the Swiss superstar to a halt.
After the match, Justin Gabriel celebrated with the crowd behind him, leaving up the ramp in joy. Cesaro continued to argue with the referee inside the ring, but to no avail. Cesaro looked up the ramp in anger as Gabriel continued to celebrate his shocking victory.
We are reminded that at WWE Hell in a Cell, the WWE Tag Team Championships will be on the line as Team Hell No, Kane and Daniel Bryan will defend the titles against Rhodes Scholars, Cody Rhodes and Damien Sandow. We are told that the Champions are in action next.
Commercial Break.
WWE Tag Team Champions Hell No def. Prime Time Players in a non-title match Darren Young and Titus O'Neil were knocked out of the #1 Contenders Tournament in the semi-finals, but they got a non-title shot at the Champions tonight. However, unfortunately for them, despite the constant arguing and miscommunication, Kane and Daniel Bryan were too much of a powerful unit to take down, and they finished off Darren Young when Kane hit him with a Chokeslam.
After the match, the WWE Tag Team Champions celebrated, but it wasn't long until they started arguing over who is the Tag Team Champions. Their arguing may have cost them here, as out of nowhere, Rhodes Scholars attacked! Rhodes and Sandow beat down on Kane and Bryan, but not for long as Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara appear to make the save! There is a four team brawl as the Prime Time Players join the fray, but in the end, it is the WWE Tag Team Champions and the luchadores that stand tall, throwing the heel teams out of the ring.
We are shown a video package advertising WWE Hell in a Cell, which will air on October 28th, 2012-- this Sunday!
Returning to Raw, the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus is shown walking down a corridor, and it's time for his match with long-time rival, Alberto Del Rio-- NEXT!
Commercial Break.
World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus def. Alberto Del Rio via Disqualification in a non-title match These two are no stranger to each other, having faced off for the World Heavyweight Championship many times in recent past. It was no different to their previous encounters, being a very competitive match, but it happened to be ruined by the man who will face Sheamus this Sunday at Hell in a Cell-- the Big Show. Show entered the ring and delivered a Spear to the World Champion, forcing the referee to call for the bell.
The crowd boo as Big Show stands over Sheamus. Alberto Del Rio flees from ringside with Ricardo Rodriguez, leaving the World's Largest Athlete to grab the World Heavyweight Championship and raise it high above his head. Big Show has a sights set on taking home that belt, but can he get it done inside Hell in a Cell this Sunday?
We go backstage to see the Divas Champion, Eve walking into the locker room of Kaitlyn. She smiles and says that she's rooting for her tonight against Layla, and she says she's even going to be on commentary to show her support. Kaitlyn says that she doesn't want Eve's support, because she doesn't trust her at all. She doesn't trust anyone any more. Kaitlyn tells Eve to stay out of it before leaving ready for her match. Eve looks on with a scowl as we fade to black.
Commercial Break.
Kaitlyn def. Layla This "whodunnit" situation is getting out of hand, and tonight, Kaitlyn would face Layla after the two have been having some trust issues lately, as has everyone. The Divas Champion, Eve was on commentary for this one, and said that she didn't understand why Kaitlyn doesn't trust her because she's been nothing but genuine. Cole and JR quietly express their opinions, but Eve ignores them. The match comes to a close when Kaitlyn is able to hit Layla with an inverted STO for the victory.
The crowd cheer as Kaitlyn is declared the winner, and Eve gets up to congratulate her, but Kaitlyn shouts over the ropes, telling Eve to sit down, and saying that she's coming for her Divas Championship. Kaitlyn helps Layla to her feet and the two divas shake hands before sharing a hug, obviously sorting out their differences, but for Eve, it looks like her days as Champion may be numbered. Eve walks away from ringside with a worried look on her face.
We are shown a video package which shows a forest, tweeting birds and nothing else. A figure is seen passing the screen, seemingly dancing around as a rather disturbing humming noise is heard. Suddenly, the sound and video shuts off and we hear the disturbing words "Tiiiiiiiime... is on my siiiiiiiiide..." before an image of a bearded man flashes on the screen for just a second before the words "Coming soon" fade onto the screen. What does this mean?
We return to Raw to see Michael Cole Jim Ross discussing the disturbing video package we just saw, but then they tell us that up next, we will see a Night of Champions rematch as Randy Orton will be in action against Mr. Money in the Bank, Dolph Ziggler!
Commercial Break.
We return to Raw to see the entrance of Dolph Ziggler. He comes out with Vickie Guerrero and makes his way to the ring. Upon entering the ring, he grabs the microphone and says that it is just six days until he guarantees that he will become the World Heavyweight Champion. He says that there is nobody that can stop him from taking the title, not Sheamus, not Big Show, not anybody. Ziggler says he is the future of the company, and in just six days, he will prove exactly why he is. The theme of Randy Orton hits to interrupt Ziggler, an eruption of cheers from the WWE Universe follows. Orton makes his way to the ring and we get ourselves a match.
Dolph Ziggler def. Randy Orton These two had a small rivalry leading up to WWE Night of Champions in September, and at the event, Randy Orton was victorious. However, tonight was different, but not without a few bumps in the road, and those bumps were Alberto Del Rio and Ricardo Rodriguez. Rodriguez appeared seemingly from nowhere, jumping onto the ring apron and distracting not only Randy Orton, but the referee as well. This allowed Alberto Del Rio to slide into the ring and deliver an enziguiri to The Viper! Del Rio then left the ring and fled ringside alongside Rodriguez. Orton got to his feet and stared up the ramp with rage in his eyes, but the distraction was enough to allow Ziggler to hit the ZigZag and take the victory.
The crowd boo as Ziggler and Vickie celebrate on the outside, Randy Orton holding the back of his head. Ziggler screams into the camera by ringside "six days!" and continues to shout it as he and Vickie leave. Orton stares up the ramp at Del Rio and Rodriguez who are happy with their actions. In just six days, Randy Orton will have his chance to get his revenge, but will he be able to overcome the Mexican Aristocrat?
We go backstage to see a split-screen of the WWE Champion, CM Punk and John Cena on their way to the ring for the contract signing-- NEXT!
Commercial Break.
The ring is set up for the contract signing with a black carpet, a table and two chairs. Michael Cole is stood in the ring with a microphone, and he says that it's time for the contract signing. He then introduces the challenger first, and out comes John Cena to a huge reaction, majority cheers but some boos. He enters the ring and takes a seat. Cole then introduces the WWE Champion, CM Punk to heavy heat as he comes out alongside Paul Heyman, who appears to have a contract in his hand.
They enter the ring and Paul Heyman grabs the microphone from Michael Cole before telling him he isn't needed out here any more, and tells him to go back to the announce table to do a "terrible job" with Jim Ross. Cole leaves the ring and Heyman then speaks. He says that in his hand, he has the exclusive contract with includes the terms that if John Cena loses against CM Punk this Sunday, he must leave the WWE. He says that both he and CM Punk have looked over it, and are going to give Cena a chance to read it right now. He puts it in front of Cena and CM Punk tells him to read carefully to make sure he's absolutely sure he wants to do this. Punk leans back and has a laugh with Heyman. Cena flicks through the pages, seemingly trying to decide if he's doing the right thing. Punk tells Cena that he should really think this over, because if he loses, which he will, he's gone. Punk says that the almighty John Cena does have a weakness, and it's knowing that his job is in jeopardy. Cena looks up and tells CM Punk that the WWE Championship means everything to him, and if it means putting his career on the line to get one final chance, then he will do it. Cena puts pen to paper and signs the contract!
The crowd pop as Cena shoves the contract over to Punk, telling him it's done. Punk then says that he still has to sign it, and he doesn't even know if he should. He calls John Cena greedy, saying that this opportunity could have been given to somebody else, but as always, John Cena has to steal the spotlight. He says that if he signs this contract, there's no turning back and it can only end one way, and that's with CM Punk still the WWE Champion, and John Cena saying bye-bye to the WWE. Cena says if that's what it comes to, then so be it, but he will do everything he can to make sure CM Punk is stopped, and he will take the WWE Championship once and for all inside the Cell. CM Punk laughs and tells John Cena to take one last look around and to soak up the atmosphere, because it's the last time he's ever going to be seen on Monday Night Raw. Punk signs the contract and shoves it into the middle of the desk! The match is now set.
Both men get to their feet, and CM Punk says once he rids the WWE of John Cena, the WWE Universe will be forced to show him the respect he deserves. He says that he will have gotten rid of the poison that is John Cena and instead, Punk will replace him as the poster boy, just like it should be. John Cena says if Punk beats him, he knows one thing for sure, he will have earned his respect. Cena extends his hand to CM Punk across the table, but Punk just laughs at him and backs away. Instead, Paul Heyman walks up to the table with that smug grin on his face and shakes John Cena's hand instead. Suddenly, Heyman's smile is wiped right of his face as Cena drags him across the table and lifts him onto his shoulders-- Attitude Adjustment through the table!
The crowd erupt as CM Punk jumps out of the ring to avoid anything happening to him. John Cena just put Paul Heyman through the table! Jim Ross and Michael Cole express their delight at seeing Paul Heyman put through a table as CM Punk backs up the ramp, clutching his WWE Championship. John Cena extends his previously injured arm and says he's "ready" for Sunday. Punk shouts down the ramp, telling John Cena that he will meet his end at Hell in a Cell. John Cena taunts for the WWE Universe to a huge pop. The scene fades to black on what could be John Cena's final edition of Monday Night Raw.
Copyright © 2012 World Wrestling Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 24, 2012 10:26:33 GMT -5
Oct 23, 2012 - 3:26:21 PM
- New Hell in a Cell Match Announced
Earlier today on WWE.com, it was revealed that Ryback will take on Wade Barrett this Sunday at Hell in a Cell. This match has been made following the recent altercations between the two over the past few weeks. It is believed that both men are on the cards for a big push towards the Main Event following Hell in a Cell, so stay tuned for that one.
- Big Main Event advertised for SmackDown
The advertised Main Event for this Friday's SmackDown is a big Six-Man Tag Team Match featuring the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus, teaming up with the WWE Tag Team Champions, Hell No to take on the Big Show and Rhodes Scholars.
- Bray Wyatt set to debut?
There was a video package that aired on Raw which keen-eyed viewers noticed featured WWE NXT and FCW star, Bray Wyatt. It is expected that he will be called up to the main roster in the next month or so after a few video package promoting his debut. Creative is said to be extremely high on his character and believe he will be a huge star in the future.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 24, 2012 10:28:05 GMT -5
WWE Championship Hell in a Cell Match WWE Champion CM Punk vs. John Cena (If John Cena loses, he must leave the WWE)
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. Rhodes Scholars
Randy Orton vs. Alberto Del Rio
Ryback vs. Wade Barrett
Card subject to change.
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Post by Planktung on Oct 24, 2012 21:07:05 GMT -5
Hi babe. Just wanted to stop by and tell how much Ryback sucks again. Oh wait, you have a show up. Okay then. A good way to kick things off with Cena addressing the audience on his potentially-final edition of RAW. I do believe Punk will be retaining at Hell in a Cell, and I also believe Cena will be back on TV sooner rather than later. Which turns me away from the stipulation. I didn't enjoy it at Survivor Series '10 or Money In The Bank '11, which is why I believe I won't enjoy it as much here also. Good tag team bout to open with Miz and Kofi getting the victory. Heel Kofi is the sh*t, and I hope he punts Lil' Jimmy like he's a baby in Snitsky's possession. Another simple squash for Ryback, but it did allow the post-match scene with Wade Barrett. I am interested in seeing which direction you take this feud in because, similar to Punk/Ryback in real life, I'm not a fan of any possible scenario. I would hate to see Barrett lose so soon after returning, but I would also hate to see Ryback's streak end. And I probably wouldn't even be accepting of a DQ finish. Do what you need to, though. Interesting to see you keep Justin Gabriel's upset over Antonio Cesaro on the show. While I do like Gabriel, I can't imagine this victory being used for anything other than providing Cesaro with a challenger. After Cesaro retains, I can see Gabriel falling back into irrelevance. Great tag match here with Hell No picking up the victory the Prime Time Players. Interesting aftermath, too. Is there an eight man tag in store for either Main Event or SmackDown? To me, it is too soon for another Sheamus/ADR match after their Summer of boredom. Fine DQ finish with the Big Show getting involved. I would not enjoy a Big Show World Championship run, and Sheamus' title reign hasn't done anything for me. But Sheamus retaining seems like the lesser of two evils to me. Or unless you go through with Dolph cashing in. So many possibilities for Sunday, I love it. Glad to see Kaitlyn pick up a rather big win here over Layla. As I've said before, I would love the sh*t out of a Kaitlyn title reign. I look, the vignette I did on my last RAW. Am I that much of an inspiration to you? But seriously, Bray is unreal. I hope to see him in a prominent role on television once he debuts. Thank god you gave Ziggler a victory. Dude has been losing like nobody's business as of late. Lastly, a good closing segment with the WWE Championship match being made official. Liked Heyman taking the Attitude Adjustment through the table. Still, I'm not very high on the stipulation as I believe it will lead to another pointless John Cena "sendoff." A good show overall, sets up Hell in a Cell nicely.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 27, 2012 12:17:56 GMT -5
| WWE Main Event - October 24th, 2012; Providence, Rhode Island |
As always the show opens up and we are taken to ringside where Michael Cole is sitting alongside Josh Mathews, due to The Miz being in competition tonight. We are reminded that tonight, we will see The Miz defend his Intercontinental Championship against Brodus Clay, and a graphic shows up on the screen right before the theme of The Miz hits the arena. The Intercontinental Champion, The Miz walks out onto the stage with a microphone in hand and begins to speak to the WWE Universe. His theme fades and he says that the WWE Universe are pathetic for even attempting to play along with Brodus' idiotic games. He says that going into this match, there wasn't even any question that he would be leaving with his Intercontinental Championship still in his grasp because there's no way a "dancing gorilla" like Brodus Clay could ever become Champion of any kind. Miz reminds us that he is the most must-see WWE superstar of all time, that he's Main Evented WrestleMania, that he's beaten John Cena, Randy Orton, and many others. Miz says that tonight, Brodus Clay will see just why he's The Miz, and he's "awesome". The theme of Brodus Clay hits and the match is on its way. Commercial Break.Intercontinental Championship Match Intercontinental Champion The Miz def. Brodus ClayTo the surprise of everyone, this was a fantastic match. Brodus showed everyone that he is more than just a squash-machine, and that he can really go along with the best on the roster. Clay came so close to capturing the Intercontinental Championship on many occasions, but The Miz somehow managed to kick out. After a lengthy bout, it was only an exposed turnbuckle (earlier exposed by The Miz), that would stop the Funkasaurus in his tracks. Following an avalanche splash, Clay collided with the steel and stumbled backwards into a Skull-Crushing Finale from The Miz, allowing him to pick up the victory. The crowd booed as Miz was handed his Intercontinental Championship. Miz raised it above his head and quickly fled ringside before Brodus had time to recuperate. Clay got to his feet, Cameron and Naomi checking on him in the ring and with rage on his face. It seems that this isn't over between these two men, and Brodus wants another fair shot at the gold. Miz clutches his title with a sinister grin across his face, holding onto his title once again. We are shown a recap of what happened Monday night on Raw during the contract signing between the WWE Champion, CM Punk and John Cena. We see the two signing the contract which officially states that if John Cena loses this Sunday, he must leave the WWE. It then shows how John Cena put Paul Heyman through the table with an Attitude Adjustment as CM Punk fled from the ring. What will happen when these two men collide this Sunday? Will CM Punk finally rid the WWE of John Cena and continue his impressive title reign, or will John Cena conquer the odds and capture the WWE Championship for the eleventh time? Commercial Break.Alberto Del Rio def. Zack RyderThis past Monday on Raw, Alberto Del Rio was the cause of Randy Orton's loss to Dolph Ziggler. Was it a wise move to anger The Viper? We'll find out this Sunday when the two go head-to-head, but tonight, Zack Ryder tried his chances with Del Rio, but unfortunately fell victim to the vicious Cross Armbreaker, forcing the internet sensation to tap out. Alberto Del Rio celebrated the victory alongside Ricardo Rodriguez, and makes a gesture that he is going to "behead" The Viper at Hell in a Cell. Hell in a Cell comes to you LIVE, this Sunday, only on Pay-Per-View! Copyright © 2012 World Wrestling Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 27, 2012 12:25:58 GMT -5
| WWE Superstars - October 25th, 2012 |
Tensai def. Tyson KiddFor the third week in a row, the devastating Tensai dominated the opposition, crushing his former rival, Tyson Kidd with a running senton, and finally planting him with the Falling Chokebomb for the victory. Ted DiBiase def. Michael McGillicuttyThese two third generation superstars went toe-to-toe tonight to show exactly what they can do. Growing up together, they both know what the other is capable of, but it was Ted DiBiase who walked away with the victory, planting McGillicutty with the Dream Street. Copyright © 2012 World Wrestling Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 27, 2012 12:41:32 GMT -5
Oct 26, 2012 - 18:28:12 PM
- WWE.com Pre-Show Match announced
WWE.com announced earlier today that for Sunday's pre-show prior to Hell in a Cell, we will see a rematch from Wednesday's WWE Main Event as The Miz will defend the Intercontinental Championship against Brodus Clay. This will be streamed live from WWE.com 30 minutes before the event takes place.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 27, 2012 12:42:59 GMT -5
WWE Championship Hell in a Cell Match WWE Champion CM Punk vs. John Cena (If John Cena loses, he must leave the WWE)
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. Rhodes Scholars
Randy Orton vs. Alberto Del Rio
Ryback vs. Wade Barrett
Pre-Show Intercontinental Championship Match Intercontinental Champion The Miz vs. Brodus Clay
Card subject to change.
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Post by Elliot on Oct 28, 2012 5:37:53 GMT -5
| Friday Night SmackDown - October 26th, 2012; Providence, Rhode Island |
"Know Your Enemy" by Green Day blasts around the arena, the WWE Universe pumped for the final edition of Friday Night SmackDown before this Sunday's Hell in a Cell event. Josh Mathews and John Bradshaw Layfield welcome us to the show and remind us that tonight's huge Main Event will be a Six-Man Tag Team Match featuring the team of the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus and the WWE Tag Team Champions, Team Hell No taking on the Big Show and Rhodes Scholars. But first, we are opening up SmackDown with tag team action! Prime Time Players def. Rey Mysterio & Sin CaraIn a rematch from last week's WWE Main Event, these two teams clashed after a few weeks of butting heads. The masked luchadores came out on top the last time these two teams faced off, but tonight was different as it was the up and coming duo of Darren Young and Titus O'Neil that picked up the victory after O'Neil caught Sin Cara in mid-air and planted him with the Clash of the Titus to get the pinfall. With an impressive victory over the two veterans of the ring, this surely puts the Prime Time Players in good stead for a WWE Tag Team Championship Match in the near future. Rey Mysterio and Sin Cara console each other in the ring as the scene fades to black. Commercial Break.We return to SmackDown to see Jimmy Uso standing in the ring with his theme playing. His brother Jey Uso is by ringside in casual clothes as the camera cuts to the entrance where Wade Barrett gets heat from the WWE Universe. Wade Barrett def. Jimmy UsoIn what appeared to be an easy victory for the British brawler, Barrett was able to pick up the victory after not only disposing of Jey Uso on the outside with a hard right hand, but after hitting Jimmy Uso with The Souvenir. After the match, The Usos left ringside and Wade Barrett grabbed a microphone. He spoke about how he would be facing Ryback this Sunday at Hell in a Cell, mentioning how people seem to forget that he too has been undefeated in his return to the WWE. He claims that he isn't intimidated by Ryback, because he has found the weakness of the machine. Barrett says that he will be walking out of Hell in a Cell with a victory, and will forever be remembered as the man who ended the streak of Ryback. Just then, the theme of Ryback hits! Wade Barrett drops the microphone and prepares to fight as Ryback marches towards ringside. He enters the ring, but before he can get his hands on Wade Barrett, the English superstar hops out of the ring to a ton of heat. He leaves up the ramp, tapping his head with his finger, boasting his intelligence much like he did on Raw. Does Wade Barrett know something we don't know? Ryback watches Wade Barrett leave as we fade backstage. The SmackDown General Manager, Booker T is backstage in his office to a pop. The crowd give another pop as R-Truth walks onto the scene, greeting Booker with a hug of respect. R-Truth says he needs to ask Booker a favour, and Booker asks him what's wrong. Truth says that Little Jimmy is still at home, recovering from the assault at the hands of the man he thought was his best friend, Kofi Kingston. He says that he wants to avenge Little Jimmy by beating Kofi Kingston in a match, and he wants him at Hell in a Cell. The crowd pop as Booker T seems to think about it. He says that he thinks it'd be a good idea for Truth to let off some steam, especially after what Kofi did. Booker T says he's officially booking it-- it will be R-Truth versus Kofi Kingston at Hell in a Cell this Sunday! R-Truth thanks Booker T and then leaves as we fade to black. Commercial Break.We are shown a video package advertising WWE Hell in a Cell, which will air on October 28th, 2012-- this Sunday! Justin Gabriel def. United States Champion Antonio Cesaro in a non-title matchAfter a shocking upset this past Monday on Raw, Justin Gabriel was looking to claim another victory over the United States Champion tonight on SmackDown, and to the astonishment of the WWE Universe, he did just that! Cesaro seemed to be going for the Neutraliser, just like on Raw, and once again Justin Gabriel squirmed out and rolled the Swiss superstar up for the three count. The crowd erupted as Justin Gabriel was declared the winner for the second time over Cesaro. Cesaro argues with the referee and even shoves him to the canvas as Gabriel leaves up the ramp, gesturing that he was coming for the United States Championship. Could Justin Gabriel be the man to put a stop to Antonio Cesaro's reign of terror? We go to the interview area where Matt Striker is standing by alongside Mr. Money in the Bank, Dolph Ziggler and Vickie Guerrero, the heat pouring in from the WWE Universe. Striker asks Ziggler if his guarantee is dead set, and if he is going to cash-in this Sunday at Hell in a Cell. Ziggler says that Striker must be stupid, because Ziggler has stated for the past several weeks that he will be leaving Hell in a Cell as the World Heavyweight Champion, one way or another. He promises that a new era will fall on the WWE, and no matter if it's Sheamus or Big Show he has to beat, the title is coming home with him. He looks into the camera and says "two more days" before leaving alongside Vickie Guerrero. Backstage, Kaitlyn is seen preparing for a match up next, lacing up her boots. Layla walks onto the scene and tells her that she wants to put any bad feelings behind them, and says that she's backing her the whole way to the Divas Championship. Kaitlyn says that she appreciates that and tells Layla that she does consider her a friend in this traumatic time. Kaitlyn says that she's almost 100% certain that it was Eve who attacked her at Night of Champions, it just has to be. Layla says she has no idea, but Eve would be the number one suspect. She says that regardless of who it was, they're in a tag team match up next against Eve and Natalya, and they're going to make sure they win. The two divas share a hug before leaving. Commercial Break.Kaitlyn & Layla def. Divas Champion Eve & NatalyaThe situation with Kaitlyn's attacked continues, with Eve as the prime suspect. Eve argues with Kaitlyn at the beginning of the match, screaming that she didn't attack her, only to slap her across the face when she least expected it. However, once the match broke down, Eve ditched her tag team partner, allowing Kaitlyn to hit Natalya with a big reverse STO for the victory. The crowd pop as Kaitlyn and Layla celebrate their victory. Eve is shown retreating up the ramp with her Divas Championship clutched to her chest. However, she is stopped in her tracks as the theme of Theodore Long hits to a big pop from the Rhode Island crowd. Eve asks Teddy what he wants, and Long says that he's out here to deliver some good news to the divas. He says that he has the pleasure of informing Eve that at WWE Hell in a Cell this Sunday, she will defend the Divas Championship... against Kaitlyn! Eve is in shock, but Kaitlyn smiles with Layla cheering her on behind her. Kaitlyn finally gets the opportunity she had taken from her at Night of Champions, the opportunity to become the Divas Champion. Eve scowls at Teddy Long as he leaves and the divas stare off down the ramp. 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. A video package is shown highlighting what happened on WWE Main Event this past Wednesday when The Miz successfully retained the Intercontinental Championship against Brodus Clay, using an exposed turnbuckle to assist him. We are then informed by Josh Mathews that the two will have a rematch this Sunday at Hell in a Cell in the WWE.com Pre-Show. Will The Miz be able to vanquish the Funkasaurus one more time, or will Brodus Clay dance his way to a victory and capture his first title ever in the WWE? We see Randy Orton on his way to the ring backstage, as he is in action-- NEXT! Commercial Break.Randy Orton def. Drew McIntyre via DisqualificationThe Viper will take on Alberto Del Rio this Sunday at Hell in a Cell, but tonight he had to deal with one member of The Band. With Heath Slater and Jinder Mahal by ringside, things weren't looking too great for the former World Champion. However, surprisingly, it wasn't The Band that caused the trouble, as Orton was easily able to use McIntyre to knock Slater and Mahal from the ring apron and then stalk McIntyre for an RKO. But out of nowhere, Alberto Del Rio assaulted his Hell in a Cell opponent, taking him down to the canvas with force. Del Rio stomped down on the Apex Predator with Ricardo Rodriguez shouting support from the outside. The Band decided to join in the attack, but as if receiving the power of regeneration, Randy Orton fought back. Del Rio quickly jumped out of the ring to avoid any harm, but The Band were not as lucky. Orton launched Jinder Mahal over the top rope and then dropped Drew McIntyre with a vicious modified backbreaker. The only person left in the ring was Heath Slater, who then fell victim to an RKO! Randy Orton stared up the ramp, glaring at Alberto Del Rio and warning him that his time would come in just two days time. Del Rio responded by telling Randy Orton that he would break his arm this Sunday. The two rivals continued to trade insults as the scene fades to black. We are shown a video package which shows a forest, tweeting birds and nothing else. A figure is seen passing the screen, seemingly dancing around as a rather disturbing humming noise is heard. Suddenly, the sound and video shuts off and we hear the disturbing words "Tiiiiiiiime... is on my siiiiiiiiide..." before an image of a bearded man flashes on the screen for just a second before the words "Coming soon" fade onto the screen. What does this mean? Matt Striker is backstage, standing alongside the WWE Tag Team Champions, Team Hell No to a huge pop. Striker asks them if they believe that they can co-exist and retain the WWE Tag Team Championships this Sunday at Hell in a Cell. Daniel Bryan cuts Kane off before he can answer, saying that if Kane learns to know his place and that " I am the Tag Team Champions", then they won't have a problem. Kane looks at Daniel Bryan and tells him that it's him who needs to know his place, because " I am the Tag Team Champions". The two begins arguing over who is the Tag Team Champions (despite it making no grammatical sense), and Matt Striker attempts to stop the arguing, but to no avail. Suddenly, the World Heavyweight Champion, Sheamus walks onto the scene, the crowd erupting and surprisingly, the arguing stops. Sheamus laughs and says he knows there's some underlying issues between Kane and Daniel Bryan, but he wants to make sure that tonight, all three of them leave with their head held high going into Hell in a Cell. Sheamus says that they're going to win tonight and then leaves. After a few seconds of silence, the silence is broken as the argument continues, the WWE Tag Team Champions leaving as the scene fades to black. The Main Event-- is NEXT! Commercial Break.Big Show & Rhodes Scholars def. World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus & WWE Tag Team Champions Hell NoIn what was the biggest SmackDown Main Event in quite some time, this Six-Man Tag Team Match had a huge amount of momentum at stake for two big matches on this Sunday's card. The two teams of three went back and forth, everyone getting their piece of the action. Sheamus managed to drill Cody Rhodes with a Brogue Kick, and then went for one on the Big Show, but the World's Largest Athlete moved and sent Sheamus over the top rope and down to the floor. This allowed Big Show to nail Daniel Bryan with the Knockout Punch and Damien Sandow hooked the legs of Bryan for the victory. The crowd weren't too happy with the result, but nothing could be done. Big Show, Damien Sandow and a now recovering Cody Rhodes stood tall in the ring. Kane grabbed his tag team partner, shaking his head as he dragged him away from ringside. Sheamus grabbed his World Heavyweight Championship and raised it above his head, not letting the loss dent his confidence. When Sheamus and Big Show collide inside the Cell, it will indeed be Hell on earth. This Sunday, WWE Hell in a Cell-- don't miss it! Copyright © 2012 World Wrestling Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
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