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Post by FollowTheBuzzards on Dec 5, 2012 18:22:40 GMT -5
| This wrestling simulation diary will begin after Wrestlemania 26 (March 29th, 2010). |
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Post by FollowTheBuzzards on Dec 5, 2012 18:23:04 GMT -5
| Monday Night Raw on USA Network - Anonymous General Manager - Jerry "The King" Lawler and Michael Cole - A-List Show | Alicia Fox - Batista - Big Show - Brie Bella - Carlito - Chavo Guerrero - Chris Masters - Christian - Cody Rhodes - Evan Bourne - Eve - Gail Kim - Hornswoggle - Jack Swagger - Jillian Hall - John Cena - Katie Lea - Kelly Kelly - Kofi Kingston - Mark Henry - Maryse - Melina - The Miz - MVP - Nikki Bella - Primo - Randy Orton - Santino Marella - Sheamus - Ted DiBiase - Triple H - Vladimir Kozlov - William Regal - Yoshi Tatsu - Zack Ryder |
| Friday Night SmackDown on MyNetworkTV - Theodore Long - Todd Grisham and Matt Striker - B-List Show |
[/color][/b][/font][/center][/td][/tr][tr][td] Beth Phoenix - Caylen Croft - Chris Jericho - CM Punk - David Hart Smith - Dolph Ziggler - Drew McIntyre - Edge - Ezekiel Jackson - Finlay - Goldust - The Great Khali - Jimmy Wang Yang - John Morrison - JTG - Kane - Kung Fu Naki - Layla - Luke Gallows - Matt Hardy - Michelle McCool - Mickie James - Mike Knox - Natalya - R-Truth - Rey Mysterio - Shad - Shelton Benjamin - Slam Master J - Tiffany - Trent Barreta - Tyson Kidd - The Undertaker [/td][/tr][/table][/font][/center]
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Post by Deleted on Dec 5, 2012 18:28:22 GMT -5
Layout looks good. I wouldn't really consider Smackdown a B-List show, it has some pretty big names on it. Good luck.
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Post by Planktung on Dec 5, 2012 18:36:20 GMT -5
Anonymous GM wasn't until June. The Guest Hosts still had control at this point.
Aside from that, everything is looking good so far. Good luck and I'll be reading.
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Post by DTP. on Dec 5, 2012 20:04:37 GMT -5
Liking the layout and graphics. Keep this up. Has potential.
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Post by AKing1979 on Dec 5, 2012 20:15:08 GMT -5
You've got my interest.
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Post by Cass on Dec 5, 2012 22:04:19 GMT -5
Give Ted DiBiase some character and push him. I'll be reading.
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Post by FollowTheBuzzards on Dec 6, 2012 12:53:18 GMT -5
| WWE Monday Night Raw on USA Network - Episode #878 - Live from Phoenix, Arizona - Jerry "The King" Lawler and Michael Cole |
[/color][/font][/center][/td][/tr][/table] A highlight video showcasing the match results from Wrestlemania 26 introduces us into the fallout of the largest WWE pay-per-view of the year. The clip shows Batista tapping out and losing his WWE Championship, Bret Hart finally beating Vince McMahon, Jack Swagger winning the Money in the Bank, and overall - The Undertaker defeating Shawn Michaels and ending his prestigious and achievement filled career.
The usual vignette for Raw is shown and we are introduced to the show by Michael Cole and Jerry "The King" Lawler. They run down the card for tonight and most importantly point out that tonight will bid Shawn Michaels' farewell to the WWE. "I Walk Alone" hit the P.A system and the boos and chants started to rain in as Batista walked out from the curtains. The lights shut off and the spotlight followed him as he did his entrance to the ring. The lights slowly dimmed back on as he snatched a microphone from Justin Roberts and started to cut a promo on John Cena. "You Tapped Out" chants echoed around the arena as Batista cut his promo. He started to insult the crowd but was interrupted by the signature drumming of John Cena's theme as cheers came from the crowd when he erupted from the curtains. He came to the crowds defense as he walked down to the ring and started the "You Tapped Out" chant again with the crowd. John Cena got in the ring and started to talk about how Batista is a loser and failed at beating Cena. Batista asked Cena if he wanted to test his luck again right now. Cena responded by taking off his shirt and throwing it off and told Batista he would gladly make him tap out again. Before the two could go at it, the ding of the Anonymous General Manager went off and Michael Cole went off to read ".. And I quote, Batista, John.. tonight you will be in the ring against each other. The thing is, you will have a partner in each of your corners and those partners are the men who faced last night for the World Heavyweight Championship, Chris Jericho and Edge. Mr. Cena, in your corner you will have Edge. Mr. Batista, you will have Jericho in your corner. Good luck." Cena shook his head as Batista hopped out of the ring. Cena followed quickly after. The show went to a commercial break.
The Miz w/ Big Show vs Christian |
[/color][/b][/td][/tr][tr][td] Christian came in strong against The Miz even with Big Show as a "giant" distraction at the sidelines. Christian was coming at The Miz with dropkicks and a lot of technical wrestling as he was superior in that area against The Miz. With a momentum change, The Miz gained the upper hand and started to take over the match. The Miz picked Christian up for the Skull Crushing Finale but Christian reversed it and executed a Killswitch and got a flash pinfall over the tag champ! [/td][/tr][tr][td] Winner: Christian via pinfall [/size][/td][/tr][/table] The Miz was in shock from a defeat just a night from a Wrestlemania win! Christian was celebrating but was taken down with a vicious attack to the back of the head by The Miz. Big Show climbed into the ring and ShoMiz started to lay a physical beatdown on Christian. You could hear a loud cheer from the crowd as, of all people, Evan Bourne ran down for the save and put some vicious kicks on The Miz and surprisingly took down Big Show with help from Christian as they threw him out of the ring. Christian and the crowd didn't know what to think but he sure did celebrate his win over the tag champion. Throughout the night, Shawn Michaels' greatest career moments would be shown. The first moment was Shawn slamming Marty Jannetty through the barber shop window and in the process becoming heel and completing one huge leap to become one of WWE's biggest stars for years to come. The clip ended with Shawn's evil grin as Marty laid through the window, officially ending The Rockers. "The Game" by Motörhead came over the P.A system and out from the back came Triple H. A very emotional night as his long-time partner had to retire and finish his wrestling career forever. Hunter made his way down to the ring and began to talk about how tonight he had to lose his bestfriend, his partner, and the best damn wrestler he had ever seen. The promo came off very emotional and Triple H went to climb out of the ring but was interrupted by the theme song of Sheamus. He stopped starting to climb out and stood in the center of the ring as Sheamus came out with a microphone and started to poke fun at Triple H and called him a crybaby. Sheamus declared Triple H hadn't seen anything yet if he thought Shawn was the best wrestler. Sheamus said that he would show Triple H wrestling. He then challenged Triple H to a match at Extreme Rules in an Extreme Rules match! Triple H immediately accepted the challenge and told Sheamus "Sheamus, Extreme Rules.. this will be the end. At Extreme Rules, I'm gonna end this once and for all!" Sheamus chuckled and said "Sure mate.", threw the microphone and walked to the back as the show went to a commercial break. Michelle McCool w/ Layla and Vickie Guerrero vs Mickie James w/ Kelly Kelly |
[/color][/b][/td][/tr][tr][td] This was the usual Divas match. Mickie James came strong at Michelle McCool who had Vickie and Layla on her side. McCool looked to have the upper hand throughout the whole match until James started to gain lots of momentum and ended the match with her signature Mickie-DT and picked up the win. [/td][/tr][tr][td] Winner: Mickie James via pinfall [/size][/td][/tr][/table] McCool and Layla tried to hop into the ring to attack James but Kelly Kelly hopped in and they scared them off before they could get in the ring. James and Kelly celebrated in the ring and also as they walked to the back as the cameras cut to another segment. Another clip of Shawn Michaels career shown and it had many highlights of D-Generation X throughout the years. DX really skyrocketed Michaels to the top with the fans as being a rebel/outlaw in the company. Much like others have attempted in the past. The clip ended with Michaels and HHH doing the DX crotch strike pose in a freeze frame. A graphic for the farewell also popped up to end the video. Jack Swagger's theme song hit the P.A system and out from the back came Swagger holding his newly won Money in the Bank briefcase. He had the worlds biggest grin on his face as he walked to the ring. He got a microphone and began to cut a promo about how he was the next generation and he warned Cena and Jericho to watch their backs because at any time.. a new champion could be crowned. He praised himself and put himself over before (already outside the ring) Primo entered the ring to test his luck in a match with the new Mr. Money in the Bank. [/color][/b][/td][/tr][tr][td] This was just a squash match so Jack Swagger could be put over as more of a threat. He completely dominated Primo and started to show his amateur wrestling skills by slamming Primo on the mat over and over before finally grabbing his ankle and twisting it and turning it until it looked like it was ready to snap. Primo profusely tapped on the mat and was yelling "I quit! I quit!" before Swagger finally let go. [/td][/tr][tr][td] Winner: Jack Swagger via submission [/size][/td][/tr][/table] Swagger celebrated after his "very impressive" win over Primo. He had a huge grin on his face the whole time and to end his celebrating, he held up his Money in the Bank briefcase and slapped it with his hand and pointed the camera and mouthed the words, Cena and Jericho and then did the belt motion around his waist. The announcers put over that if he comes at the right time, he very well could be the new WWE or World Heavyweight Champion. A vignette is shown of a gym with a bigger man training. It showed various clips of vicious moves in a ring. Headbutts, shoulder tackles and pump handle slams. The man's face is blacked out but you hear his voice, "Welcome to The Concrete Jungle." The voice echos and the vignette ends with that. The camera goes back towards the ring and you hear the famous guitar as Bret Hart's theme hits and out from the back comes Bret "The Hitman" Hart who after 13 years of being absent from the WWE got revenge on Vince McMahon. Bret made his way down to the ring and started to talk about the incident that made him leave the company 13 years before. He then talked about how glad he was to make it back to the company after all that time and finally get the revenge that he deserved on Vince. He said that he was sure the fans would still love and respect him. His segment ends with the Hart Dynasty coming out and celebrating his win with him as an "Owen" chant erupts from the crowd and we go to a commercial break. John Cena & Edge vs Chris Jericho & Batista |
[/color][/b][/td][/tr][tr][td] This match showcased Raw and SmackDown's main feuds and their main superstars. Cena and Jericho started out and it was classic wrestling between the two. Jericho went technical based and Cena went more towards the powerhouse route and tried to do strong grapple moves on Jericho. Cena tagged Edge in and Jericho and Edge got to go at it once again. Edge gained the upper hand before they both hit the mat and Jericho got a tag to Batista and Edge got one to Cena. Cena got the momentum and upper hand on Batista and hit him with the Attitude Adjustment to end the match and give Edge and Cena lots of momentum going towards Extreme Rules. [/td][/tr][tr][td] Winners: John Cena and Edge via pinfall [/size][/td][/tr][/table] John Cena and Edge started to celebrate their huge fallout win over Jericho and Batista. Jericho and Batista walked to the back with their heads hung down in shame. After the celebrating the arena got very quiet because everyone knew it was time for the farewell of Shawn Michaels. Cena and Edge exited the ring and it was officially time for Shawn Michaels retirement and farewell to WWE. "Sexy Boy" by Shawn Michaels himself hit the P.A system and out from the back to an arena filled of cheers, yells, and screams came Shawn Michaels! The Heartbreak Kid made his way down to the ring. He had a microphone in his hand. As he got into the ring, the whole roster came down to the ring and covered around the ring. Shawn Michaels went on to cut a very emotional promo surrounding his whole career and then went on to say he lost his smile again, but not on his own this time. He lost his smile because he bet his all. He gave his respect to The Undertaker and said The Heartbreak Kid was now heartbroken after having to leave his career behind forever. He said that he was broken in half but he would gladly do it all again for the fans of the WWE. He paid his respect to all the people in his life (including name dropping Ric Flair). Triple H climbed in the ring and Shawn and HHH hugged before the lights cut out and the famous dong rung around the arena. Undertaker came out and stood on the ramp. Shawn stood and stared him in his eyes and Taker nodded his hat towards Shawn. Taker went to the back once again and everyone started to clap as Shawn Michaels stood in the middle of the ring and basically bawled his eyes out. He finished the whole farewell bid by saying "Shawn Michaels has left the building." Raw ended with the whole roster clapping at Shawn as he exited the ring and walked towards the back with Triple H at his side. World Wrestling Entertainment 2010 ©[/color][/size][/font][/center]
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Post by Planktung on Dec 9, 2012 13:21:03 GMT -5
Solid start to the show with former WWE Champion Batista addressing his loss to John Cena the previous night. I would love to see him stick around. Heel Batista was absolutely gold. The Anon GM this early is going to take some getting used to. Love the main event for tonight. Maybe a bit late, but it's still a great tag match. Good opening bout victory for Christian over the Miz. Evan Bourne making the save? They be having tension in my diary. Christian and Bourne against ShoMiz for the titles sounds like a decent feud heading into Extreme Rules, if that's what you're going for. Decent promo from Triple H to discuss Shawn Michaels' retirement later on tonight, but a great heel move from Sheamus to interrupt such an emotional moment. So we have confirmation for their rematch at Extreme Rules. Cool. Mickie getting a clean win over Michelle McCool? That's an interesting move. I'm hoping this isn't LayCool's next feud. Beth Phoenix would be a much better choice for a challenger. Solid squash win for the new Mr. Money In The Bank, Jack Swagger. Please don't rush his cash-in. Let Swagger get the necessary and proper (not the clause) build before he becomes WWE or World Heavyweight Champion. Interesting vignette there. Wonder who it's for. Nice feel good promo from Bret Hart, 24 hours after finally getting revenge on Mr. McMahon. The celebration with the Hart Dynasty was fine, but I don't think the "Owen" chants would occur. Great main event victory for John Cena and Edge. I'm expecting both men to leave Extreme Rules with gold, should 'Mania rematches take place. Finally, fantastic closure to both the show and the career of Shawn Michaels. A great send off for one of the all time greats. Overall, a very solid starter show. The organization of it all was a bit odd, though. Would've switched around certain things, and implementing commercial breaks may be a good idea to space everything out. But as far as booking, nothing seemed off to me. Hoping this is the start to a great, long diary.
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Post by Chris Hammers on Dec 9, 2012 17:19:26 GMT -5
- Heel Batista around this time, was the best run of his career, I hope you decide to keep him around.
- Was a fan of the ShowMiz tag team, not as much as JerriShow, but they were still fun. Don't really like Christian beating Miz, since Show was there, and seemingly did nothing. Bourne making the save is cool though, and a Christian/Bourne team run could be entertaining.
- Sheamus/Triple H at Wrestlemania wasn't as good as their Extreme Rules match, so I'm glad you're going down that road. Here's hoping it has the same finish, with Triple H disappearing for a while.
- Laycool was one of the few things I was enjoying about the diva's division around this time. McCool was highly underrated. Fun match with Mickie James, didn't mind who went ever.
- Nice squash win for Swagger, over Primo. Didn't have to be a squash though, with how good Primo is in the ring. I really hope you don't have Swagger cash in, on Smackdown.
- Nice video vignette, for whoever it is. I'm trying to put a face to the name, but I can't think of anyone.
- Fun main event with Raw and Smackdown's top faces taking on their top heels. Again, I hope you keep Batista around, maybe draft him over to Smackdown.
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Post by DTP. on Dec 9, 2012 20:57:24 GMT -5
WWE Monday Night RAW: Monday 30th March 2010...Alright, it's safe to say that you got the layout down. I'd say that the top text header is a little too busy though; it's cool to have the show name, network, episode number and location, but we don't need to know who the commentators are. What would've helped is the date of the show (it's in the post name, but it's much better when on the actual show details). Decent opening promo with Batista in the ring talking about last night at WrestleMania XXVI. Basic set up, leading to John Cena's involvement - and to take advantage of time, I'd have brought Edge and Chris Jericho out for promos whilst you were at it. Not sure about the Anonymous General Manager being here straight away - Guest Hosts were dying down around this time anyway. I think it was the next month where they finally went away. That tag team main event sounds great though - hoping that we see some signs of dissension between documented rivals, Cena and Edge though.. Also, I hope that Batista doesn't leave in a few months, and you don't have Edge turn heel or lose the World title too quickly. Christian getting the win in the opening contest against the Miz was fine, not a problem there. The attack from Big Show was also nice, but I'm not too sure about the involvement from Evan Bourne, Bourne and Christian make for a strange combination. If they manage to take the WWE Unified Tag Team Championships from ShoMiz especially, I'll be disappointed. Nice effort to help find Christian after he was mercilessly dragged onto RAW after ECW finished. Very promo-heavy episode of RAW as expected: I'd have spaced this out though, it's not been twenty minutes since the end of the opening promo. Would've been good for a decent first-hour main event, though. Triple H talking about Shawn Michaels retiring just to be interrupted by Sheamus is nice - keep this rivalry between Hunter and Sheamus going beyond Extreme Rules, and I'll be very happy. Mickie James getting a win against Michelle McCool is fine, and once again we have a tag team situation with Laycool against Mickie and Kelly Kelly. My complaint with this, is the fact that these are SmackDown Divas (and Kelly Kelly) on a RAW show. Should have followed up more from the interpromotional Divas tag match at WrestleMania. No sign of redemption on Kelly's mind after being pinned by Vickie Guerrero? Continuity's quite important. Jack Swagger's promo was very nicely done, although you're going to need to build him up a great deal if you want him to be a credible future World Heavyweight or WWE Champion. Primo isn't quite the opponent to get a win over in order to improve your superstar status that I had in mind. Would've preferred someone that had been in the Money in the Bank ladder match last night that lost, perhaps taking you into a different feud for Swagger and the Money in the Bank briefcase. Nevertheless, Swagger winning was fine. When I scanned over this earlier, I totally thought you'd decided to have Swagger lose the briefcase match at WrestleMania because of the lack of mention in the match description: make note of it, it's a pretty important thing. That vignette was interesting, but it could be anyone: headbutts, shoulder tackles and pumphandle slams haha. Bret Hart's segment was nice as well, again though, so many promos tonight on RAW. Nice feelgood promo to send him off after beating Vince McMahon last night. I hope that the Hart Dynasty proceed to get their push after their WrestleMania paydays. In our main event tag team match, a good win for John Cena and Edge against Chris Jericho and Batista - I'm hoping both rivalries escalate into Extreme Rules, especially hoping that Edge eventually wins the World Heavyweight Championship from Jericho in the midst of a brutal, violent feud. And finally, the Shawn Michaels Farewell segment was well done, loved it. A solid start overall, minimal critiques other than to pace out promos better, insert a better first-hour main event, and possibly add another match or two - so many superstars from WrestleMania were missing on this show. But yes, a good start, and hopefully this has a very long lifespan. Good work.
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