WWE: Main Event[Barrett's open challenge answered]

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WWE Main Event - December 5th, 2012

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After the opening intro we go straight to the ring where Michael Cole and his broadcast partner The Miz welcome us to WWE Main Event. Tonight we have Main Event's second ever champion vs champion match, but now let's go to Josh Matthews who is with Antonio Cesaro. Matthews asked Cesaro why he believes he is the greatest champion in WWE history. Cesaro states that no American has been able to neat him for his United States title. Kofi Kingston? Lost his tag team titles,U.S., and Intercontinental Title before he, Antonio Cesaro has never lost his title. He already beat Kofi's partner but now I will beat him. 

CHAMPION VS. CHAMPION: U.S. Champ Antonio Cesaro def. Intercontinental Champ Kofi Kingston 
Kofi Kingston was all game in his first match on Main Event and was early on in the match. Kofi even hit the S.O.S. but Cesaro was lucky to role out of the ring. Kofi went to jump out on Cesaro but and met Cesaro's fist via uppercut. Shockingly Cesaro picked up Kofi with ease but Kofi kicked out at two. Cesaro worked on Kofi's leg for the remainder of the match to eliminate the high flying of Kofi. Kofi finally got a opening when he rolled out of the way of a diving elbow drop Kofi went to the top rope but his injuried leg gave out in the jump as he awkwardly fell off the top rope as Cesaro picked him up in the neutralizer. 

Commercial Break

Brodus Clay def. Tensai 
A simple battle of the big men. Brodus and Tensai kept trading blow until Brodus dropped him with a headbutt. Brodus later on hit the big splash for the victory. 

As Brodus leaves Wade Barrett makes his way to the ring before the break

Commercial Break

Wade Barrett said that next week he wants the future Intercontinental Championship to be on Main Event so he issued an open challenge next week to face him on Main Event.[/center]

Here you go you little sh*t head. The opening segment from Antonio Cesaro was fine, but very oddly constructed. You switched from a narrative perspective to a first person perspective. Great Champion vs. Champion match with Cesaro getting the victory. A clean victory, not so great. Having Barrett involved in the finish would have been better, and it was surprising not to see that occur, actually. Poor Tensai. Decent victory for Brodus, though there's not much hope I feel for him to achieve a status any higher than his current. Um, who did Barrett challenge? What's a future Intercontinental Championship? Is he challenging Kofi or anyone? I think it's clear that promos are your biggest flaw at the moment. They're poorly written with little structure to them. I'm also curious how this diary is supposed to work. How are we going to get builds to an entire PPV card on Main Event? Overall, I did like to content of the show, but as I said before, it's thrown off by your inability to write a good promo. Please stick with this because I believe it can provide you with the opportunity to get better.

WWE Main Event - December 12th, 2012

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The opening promo from Wade Barrett was, as far as content goes, fine. Suited Barrett well, I thought. However, I will reiterate what I previously said in that your writing isn't very well constructed. Sin Cara accepting the challenge was fine. A solid bout this one was, I would imagine. Barrett needed this win for some momentum heading into TLC, so good job there. No problem with 3MB getting a rebound win over the Usos. John Cena vs Antonio Cesaro sounds amazing, but I'm confused why this is a No DQ match. There's no build between them to warrant a stipulation match. Overall, a decent edition of Main Event. There was some improvement I felt, but your writing still needs some work.

This thing is definitely different as I've never seen a diary focus mainly on a secondary show before. It is a nice idea, though you may have to do more than simply two matches per show to keep it interesting.

My Superstars/NXT feels beloved right now!