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Post by Deleted on May 27, 2015 18:19:00 GMT -5
- Punk and Zigglett to open up? Aw yiss.
- I'll admit, Ziggler going over didn't really come as a surprise, but that doesn't mean I didn't enjoy it.
- The boy Claudio getting the win makes me happy. Again. I'm glad you're pushing him.
- You think you know me.
- Bryan vs Rowan provides good build up for the future, and Bryan winning via DQ doesn't take away all credibility from him.
- Swag Nog getting the victory pleases Spicy.
- Paige is definitely the deserving winner here. No doubt.
- Cutting Edge was very fun.
- Again, I've said it numerous times now, but I adore Kingston-RVD as a team and I love that they're being pushed.
- Christian winning is best for business.
- Shield getting the win was sweet. Love what you're doing with them and it all goes together really well.
Solid stuff as usual, my m9.
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Post by The Kevstaaa on May 28, 2015 19:23:46 GMT -5
WWE Money in the Bank: June 29th, 2014 - TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts
WWE WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP - DANIEL BRYAN (C) VS. BRAY WYATT
MONEY IN THE BANK LADDER MATCH - DOLPH ZIGGLER VS. CESARO VS. ALBERTO DEL RIO VS. RANDY ORTON VS. CM PUNK VS. BAD NEWS BARRETT VS. DEAN AMBROSE VS. SETH ROLLINS
WWE INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP - SHEAMUS (C) VS. ROMAN REIGNS
BATISTA VS. BIG E
WWE TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH - THE USOS (C) VS. ROB VAN DAM AND KOFI KINGSTON
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Post by The Kevstaaa on May 29, 2015 8:26:52 GMT -5
WWE Main Event: June 17th, 2014 – Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio
The first thing we see on Main Event tonight is the weekly opening video. We don’t get any pyro though, as Christian comes out while commentary introduces things. As he walks to the ring, we are reminded that he defeated Bo Dallas last night, only to be viciously attacked by Bo after the bell. Christian addresses that once he enters the ring, saying that he is far from finished with Dallas. “I will never Bolieve, but I do believe that he is nothing more than a sore loser. However, I’m not out here for Bo tonight. I want you show you all something.” He directs us to the titantron, where footage airs of the Cutting Edge last night on Raw. Alberto Del Rio is shown disrespecting Edge and taking credit for ending Edge’s illustrious career. Back to the ring, Christian claims that what Del Rio said rubbed him the wrong way. “Edge is my best friend in the entire world and I stand up for my friends.” Before he can go any further, Alberto Del Rio’s theme hits as the “Mexican Aristocrat” steps out onto the stage and into the ring. He says that he doesn’t care what Christian thinks about his comments. “Your feelings on this don’t matter because you don’t matter. You lost your United States Title and you lost your Money in the Bank Qualifying match. Why should anything you say affect someone like me?” Christian mentions that it was Del Rio who he defeated to win his first World Heavyweight Title. Del Rio snaps back that Christian lost the title less than a week later. ”That’s what really bothers you isn’t it? It’s not that I said something about your friend…it’s that I said something about the guy that carried you to any success. You could never be like Edge and I ended his career, so what could you possibly do to me?” Christian takes this as a challenge, leveling Del Rio with a right hand! He reels off a few more, sending Del Rio staggering back to the ropes and steps back for a big clothesline that sends him over and out. Del Rio is fuming as he holds the side of his face, but he doesn’t get back in the ring. He does say that Christian will get what’s coming to him into the camera before storming off.
An ad airs to promote fatherhood with Father’s Day right around the corner. This one focuses on Roman Reigns and his daughter. Returning to the ring, Lana and Alexander Rusev are standing in the middle. Lana has a microphone, saying that they heard the words of Jack Swagger and Zeb Colter this past Friday on Smackdown. “Jack Swagger and Zeb Colter will get what’s coming to them for disrespecting the Super Athlete and Mother Russia. He can say that it’s not about the Alexander Rusev Open Invitational, but tonight, that’s exactly what it’s about.” She demands tonight’s challenger, and the crowd pops when Mark Henry answers the challenge. “This is easily the biggest man to take the challenge so far” shouts Tom Phillips.THE ALEXANDER RUSEV OPEN INVITATIONAL: ALEXANDER RUSEV W/ LANA VS. MARK HENRY; There is a buzz in the crowd as they can sense that Mark Henry may win the $5000 reward. Even Lana looks worried, which is incredibly rare. Mark Henry overpowers Alexander Rusev quickly, overwhelming the “Bulgarian Brute.” He’s in control for the first few minutes, until a big savant kick from Rusev stops him in his tracks. Rusev goes for the Accolade, but Henry knocks him off as the clock nears the four minute mark. He hoists Rusev up for the World’s Strongest Slam, but Rusev elbows out. He takes down Henry and locks in the Accolade. He rears back hard, trying to make sure Henry doesn’t survive the five minutes. Henry tries to resist, but has to tap out. Alexander Rusev defeats Mark Henry in 4:36!Boos rain down as the fans look up at the titantron and see that the clock did not reach five minutes. Alexander Rusev and Lana celebrate another successful Open Invitational, but one has to admit that these things are seemingly getting tighter with every outing. Rusev still celebrates though having Jack Swagger on his mind may be causing him to slip a bit.
The Director of Operations is shown in the Authority’s office when Alberto Del Rio enters the room. He says that he wants to know what Christian’s punishment is for his attack earlier. Kane gives a slight smirk and says that there was no “assault”. “However, you can settle this the way that all Superstars do. You can have a match against Christian this Friday night on Smackdown.” Del Rio is taken aback, as this was not what he wanted, but he realizes there is nothing he can do about it.
An ad airs for the WWE Shop, set to “Jungle” by Jamie N Commons. Various Superstars, fans and Divas are shown wearing authentic WWE Shop gear. NUMBER ONE CONTENDER’S MATCH: EMMA W/ SANTINO MARELLA VS. NATALYA; In another attempt by Stephanie McMahon to throw as many roadblocks into Paige’s path as Women’s Champion. After a successful title defense last night against Naomi, she now watches backstage as these two do battle for the next shot. To the fans that don’t see NXT, Emma showing off her submission skills comes as a surprise. However, both she and Natalya are well versed in that art. Natalya also shows power with her big time clothesline and signals for the Sharpshooter. Emma is able to pull her into a small package for the 1-2-3. Emma defeats Natalya in 5:20!Emma gets to her feet and is kind of surprised at the win. Santino Marella joins her and does his signature trumpet dance, but Emma is more focused on Natalya. The veteran Diva is sitting in the ring, looking disappointed in herself. She stands and congratulates Emma on the win though, showing true sportsmanship. Once she leaves, Emma leaps into Santino’s arms for a big celebratory hug. “This Friday night on Smackdown, Emma and Paige reignite their rivalry from NXT, only this time, it’ll be for the WWE Women’s Championship!” exclaims Byron Saxton.
Returning, a recap airs of the Cutting Edge segment from Raw last night. Edge interviewed the eight participants in the upcoming Money in the Bank Ladder match. Tensions ran high between CM Punk, Bad News Barrett, Randy Orton, Dolph Ziggler, Dean Ambrose, Seth Rollins, Alberto Del Rio and Cesaro, leading to a brawl. Cesaro, considered a dark horse by many, was able to stand tall over everyone.
We cut to Renee Young, who is standing by with Big E. She asks him about Batista’s attack on him last night and their upcoming match at Money in the Bank. Big E states that he was not okay with the attack but he is more than excited for the match. “I said that I wanted some of the Authority and I’m getting their Animal. I have no problem being locked in a ring with an animal. Like tonight, when I’ll be in the ring with Luke Harper.” Big E says that people like Harper and Batista are exactly the kind of guys he wants to step into the ring with on a nightly basis. BIG E VS. LUKE HARPER W/ ERICK ROWAN; In an interesting first time ever match, two of the more powerful men in all of the WWE do battle. Big E opens things with some impressive shows of strength, surprisingly tossing Luke Harper around. Of course, the Wyatt Family member is able to turn things around with a big slam. He goes for his big discus lariat, but Big E ducks and takes him down with a body block. He covers but only gets two. The straps come down, but Erick Rowan gets on the apron. Big E goes to strike, but he hops off quickly. When Big E turns towards Harper, he is met with a big boot for two. Harper winds up for the lariat again, but Big E is again able to duck and nail the Big Ending. He pins and is able to earn the score the win. Big E defeats Luke Harper in 9:01!The fans cheer as Big E gets his hand raised by the referee. He pounds on his chest as Luke Harper rolls out of the ring with Erick Rowan. Big E looks absolutely ready to face Batista in less than two weeks at Money in the Bank.
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Post by ✖ AJ on May 29, 2015 8:27:23 GMT -5
Yeah, here we go with CM Punk opening the show up... big red sellout? Kane or Sheamus? Har, har. Get it!? I like Punk and Ziggler having to face each other and while I am somewhat surprised to see Ziggler pull off the victory over Punk, I'm all for it. It doesn't hurt Punk too much with it being a fellow over face like Ziggy Zags. Cesaro beating Alberto Del Rio was for the best, Alberto kind of doesn't have a direction right now but Cesaro somewhat does. Batista wants Big E but Kane is Corporate Kane so he isn't doing sh*t. TYPICAL TOOTHPASTE. Daniel Bryan wants Erick Rowan and fine stuff to have the strong finish for Rowan with Harper stopping him from getting the victory. I liked Bryan getting the upper hand, though, on the group despite the beat down. He needs something going in to Money in the Bank, even if he gets dominated in the feud. Big E and Batsita get in to a scrap and now we're getting Big E and Batista at Money in the Bank, which should be good. Looking forward to it and I exect Big E to get the rub. Heath Slater was never going to beat Jack Swagger... even with Rusev there. WE THE PEOPLE, RUSEV! WE THE FRICKIN' PEOPLE! And we the people... just a stepping stone for Rusev. Naomi gets the App Vote victory but it is the only victory she gets as she can't gain the Women's Championship from Paige. Cameron's tension makes me think we might get a triple threat at MITB for the belt. Great Cutting Edge segment with the Money in the Bank guys, was fun when I did it and was fun here... having Cesaro get a moment to look good was great for him, especially since it isn't that likely he gets the win at the event. Although, I don't know who will... I'm thinking one of The Shield members does between Ambrose and Rollins. Kofi Kingston and Rob Van Dam were of course going to get the victory over The Brotherhood. I liked how, despite their obvious dissession, Goldust and Cody didn't get the focus in the loss. There we go, theyre they are in the back and Cody suggests a singles shot in his career? Eh, we'll see... Christian gets the win over Bo Dallas, somewhat surprisingly, but - as I like with Bo - he snaps. I think he should have had that as his character all along, he loses and flips his lid. Finally, we have a huge main event and The Shield gets the victory over BNB, Orton and Sheamus. OH, LOOK AT YOU MAKING BARRETT EAT THE PIN BUT ALWAYS SAY IN YOUR BLOG THAT HE EATS THE PIN ALL THE TIME!!! Well, he was probably the best guy to take the fall out of it so. I'll shut it. Anyway, I'm really curious of who is going to win Money in the Bank but I'm really leaning towards Ambrose and Rollins. I have no idea, which isn't a bad thing. Good episode of Raw, Kevvy Kevs.
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Post by The Kevstaaa on May 31, 2015 9:17:21 GMT -5
WWE NXT: June 19th, 2014 – Full Sail University in Winter Park, Florida
Following the signature WWE intro, a video recap airs showing highlights of the NXT Championship match between Adrian Neville and Rob Van Dam last week on NXT. After Neville was able to retain his title, Rob Van Dam raised his arm in a show of respect. Now Neville moves on to potential new challengers. ALEXA BLISS VS. SUMMER RAE W/ THE BFFS; We open tonight with some NXT Divas action. Last week, Alexa Bliss teamed with Bayley and Emma to defeat the BFFs but tonight faces the creator of the group, Summer Rae. Sasha Banks and Charlotte still do not look very pleased with Summer returning. Summer shows that she is still the “Queen of NXT” with some cocky and aggressive tactics. The upstart Alexa Bliss counters with some fast paced offense that gets the crowd going. She climbs to the second rope and the high risk move doesn’t pay off as Summer dodges and she crashes. She hits the Summer Crush, scoring the pinfall. Summer Rae defeats Alexa Bliss in 3:31!Summer Rae celebrates her victory by kind of rubbing it in the face of her fellow BFFs. She says something along the lines of “that’s how you do it” in their direction. Sasha Banks gets pissed and shoves her, while Charlotte gets in between them. She tells them both to stop before reminding Summer that she knows how to “do it”, evidenced by her NXT Women’s Championship. Summer gets in her face but they don’t come to blows, though things are certainly rocky between the three women.
In the back, we see Tyson Kidd and Natalya. Like last week, she tells him that she tried to get him some sort of Number One Contender’s match or a title shot again, but again was denied. Kidd is frustrated, asking what he has to do around here to get his just due. “I guess I can’t keep sending you to do a man’s job.” Natalya tries to argue back but Tyson continues to just talk over her and make feel small. He says that he will get exactly what he’s earned and he’s going to do it the first chance he can.
An ad airs to promote Batista’s new DVD. See some of Batista’s time in Hollywood as well as his long awaited return to the WWE. Cutting to a dark scene backstage, we see the Ascension. Konnor speaks to the camera in a deep voice, claiming that at TakeOver, they once again proved how much of a dominant force they are. Viktor talks too, stating “Enzo Amore and Colin Cassady ended up just like Too Cool and every other tag team to pass through NXT. None of them can and none of them will overthrow the Ascension. We will continue to rise and no team can stop us.” COREY GRAVES VS. SIN CARA; Of all of the NXT Superstars staking their claim for a shot at the NXT Championship, Corey Graves may have the best case. Fresh off of a win against Sami Zayn at TakeOver, Graves looks to continue his hot streak against Sin Cara. Cara, with some main roster experience, is no slouch. He takes down Graves with some of his signature springboard moves. Graves wisely targets the leg, taking away that offense and setting up for Lucky 13. He attempts it but Cara scurries to the ropes. Graves knows that he has him where he wants him, hitting a knee breaker and finally officially applying the hold. Sin Cara tries to hold out but he ultimately submits. Corey Graves defeats Sin Cara in 3:58!A mixed reaction is heard from the fans at Full Sail University. Corey Graves stands up, looks at the camera and puts his fists up. You can read the trademark STAY DOWN on his knuckles as Corey has once again picked up a victory in his quest to earn a shot at the NXT Title.
Like we saw the week after TakeOver, Tyler Breeze cuts a promo from the back on his cellphone. “At TakeOver, you all got a glimpse of it. Last week, I showed each and every one of you just how good I am. Corey Graves, Tyson Kidd, Rob Van Dam, Brodus Clay and all of the other uggos in NXT need to take a step back and understand that the reigning King of Cuteville is the rightful number one contender to the NXT Title.” He says that when he gets his shot, he will end Adrian Neville’s run as Champion and he will do it all by looking gorgeous. An ad is shown to promote the WWE Shop, set to the tune of “Jungle” by Jamie N Commons. Various Superstars, Divas and fans wear authentic WWE gear.
An advertisement is shown to promote the upcoming Money in the Bank Pay-Per-View. We see clips of previous Money in the Bank matches, as well as some hype for the Daniel Bryan/Bray Wyatt WWE World Heavyweight Title match. OLIVERY GREY AND MOJO RAWLEY VS. THE VAUDEVILLAINS; The Vaudevillains consist of Aiden English and Simon Gotch, who debuted last week. They come out with the camera in black and white, and the crowd seems to enjoy their act, thought their name suggests they are more interested in being villains. Their opponents are two guys that have had success in NXT, but have been struggling as of late. They look to right the ship, but something about the chemistry between Gotch and English is too much. They work like a well-oiled machine, showing off some double team moves. After Gotch hits a slam, English comes off the middle rope with a swanton bomb and covers Grey for the win. The Vaudevillains defeat Oliver Grey and Mojo Rawley in 3:02!Another mixed reaction comes in from the crowd as the Vaudevillains take home their first win. They pose in the middle of the ring, both flexing their manly muscles. William Regal gushes over them on commentary, stating that his man crush on Aiden English has now developed into a bit of a man crush on Simon Gotch too.
Devin Taylor is standing by with Enzo Amore and Colin Cassady. She asks for their thoughts on what the Ascension said earlier tonight. Cass says that the Ascension have a right to say what they said because they did beat them at TakeOver. “But that don’t mean we like it. You give ‘Zo and I another shot and I guarantee you’re looking at the new NXT Tag Team Champions.” Enzo chimes in, saying that he’s been pissed off since TakeOver. In classic Enzo fashion, he tells the Ascension that they can “kick rocks in flip flops” because they are coming for the belts again.
The fatherhood ad for Roman Reigns airs. We see him playing “I’m a little teapot” with his daughter at home. Back to Devin Taylor, who is now standing by with a very excited Bayley. Devin says that Bayley requested this interview time and gives her the floor. Bayley says that she wanted to tell everyone that she just got back from General Manager JBL’s office. “He decided that, because I won in the six Divas tag match last week, that I should get an NXT Women’s Title match!” Bayley seemed like she was having a tough time keeping that in. She says that next week, she gets a shot at Charlotte! ADAM ROSE VS. CURT HAWKINS; Unlike most weeks, Adam Rose is unable to fully party with his Exotic Express due to him limping. The Stretch Muffler that he took a few weeks ago from a debuting Solomon Crowe really did a number on him. Curt Hawkins went out of his way a few weeks ago to say that he was going to make an impact in NXT and he gets his chance here. Rose, despite the busted leg, still comes out firing. He hammers away on Hawkins, who is able to change the momentum with a big DDT in a bit of an ode to his former mentor, Edge. Rose comes back with a big running lariat and looks to be in control when the lights in the arena begin to flicker. The tron scrambles before the lights go completely out. When they come back on, Hawkins is up and he drops Rose with a facebuster. He climbs to the top and hits the Heat Seeking Elbow for the victory. Curt Hawkins defeats Adam Rose in 8:17!As Curt Hawkins celebrates the win, it is clear that Solomon Crowe and his hacking ways were behind this. “Adam Rose was on the road to a potential win here if it wasn’t for Crowe” says Tom Phillips. Alex Riley seems to disagree, saying that we have no proof that it was Crowe.
A commercial runs to plug the reunion episode of Legends House. All of the legends return for a sit down conducted by Jerry “The King” Lawler. The crowd in Full Sail University comes unglued for the arrival of Sami Zayn. It’s his first appearance since losing a hotly contested Falls Count Anywhere match against Corey Graves at NXT TakeOver. He is also happy to see the crowd, but gets a bit more serious when he talks in the ring. He starts by thanking them for their support, but admits that 2014 has been a rough year. “You know, when I debuted here last year and defeated Cesaro on my first night, I felt like I was onto something. I wanted and still want nothing more than to be the NXT Champion. But I lost to Adrian Neville in a number one contender’s match, I lost to Cesaro at ArRival earlier this year and then I lost to Corey Graves at TakeOver. So I got to thinking, maybe the NXT Title just isn’t in the cards for me.” The fans chant “No!” at him, while he looks around at them. He adds “yet” to what he said and says that he has taken the past few weeks to do some thinking. “Before I got to NXT, I found a fair amount of success around the world and I did most of that as part of a tag team.” He says that he is going to shift his focus to the NXT Tag Team Titles for a while and see how that goes. Suddenly, the theme of the Ascension hits as Konnor and Viktor appear in the entrance. They head down to the ring and surround Sami Zayn. He realizes that this isn’t going to go well but is also stuck in a tough spot. The Ascension pounce and Sami tries to fight them off but the Tag Team Champions are just too much. They pound away on Zayn and finish him off with the Fall of Man. They stand over Zayn and raise the Tag Team Titles in the air, showing that they are taking out all threats to their belts.
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Jun 2, 2015 11:38:31 GMT -5
Friday Night Smackdown: June 20th, 2014 – Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio
Tonight, things kick off with a video package recapping the fight between Daniel Bryan and Erick Rowan this past Monday. While the match itself ended via disqualification, Bryan was able to fight off the Wyatt Family. Tonight, he faces Rowan in a rematch with the rest of the Wyatt Family barred from ringside.
The theme of Batista hits as the “Animal” steps out onto the stage to a chorus of boos. He seems to enjoy the negative response from the WWE Universe, smiling on his way to the ring. He enters and gets a microphone, first discussing his actions this past Monday. He directs us to the Titantron where footage airs of his attack on Big E during an interview is shown. Batista also mentioned that he will be facing Big E at Money in the Bank. “Now I know that a lot of you people were upset with me for that but you’ve got it all wrong. You see, Big E brought this on himself. He’s the one who is so pissy about losing the Intercontinental Title that he’s targeted the Authority. What we have here is a classic case of someone biting off more than they can chew. He wrote a check with his mouth that his ass can’t cash. You come after the Authority and that involves me, and I’m not someone you want on your bad side. So this is what’s going to happen at Money in the Bank; I’m going to kick Big E’s ass and then I’m going to show him that you don’t mess with the Authority. He just needs to deal with it.” Batista goes to exit, but Big E’s music hits as the crowd gets to their feet. Big E is not in a talking mood though, as he makes a beeline for the ring. Batista quickly exits to avoid any confrontation tonight. Kane’s pyro explodes as the Director of Operations walks out onto the stage. He shouts for Big E to stop because he is not going to allow their Money in the Bank match to be jeopardized. Big E picks up Batista’s microphone, saying that after what happened on Raw, he demands some action and challenges Kane. At first, Kane declines, but eventually accepts when Big E questions what happened to the once feared “Demon.” BIG E VS. KANE; Considering how angry Kane was at the comments Big E made towards him and how amped Big E was for a fight, it’s no surprise to see how intense this begins. Both men just wail away on each other, with neither guy showing any sort of quit. Kane uses a big boot to take some control until the former Intercontinental Champion starts a rally. He reels off the E-Train for a near fall before pulling the straps down. He tries the Big Ending, but Kane flips over into Tombstone position. Big E is able to wriggle free from that and polish off Kane with the Big Ending. Big E defeats Kane in 5:55!Big E celebrates the victory by leaping to his feet and beating his chest. The WWE Universe cheers this on as Big E looks absolutely ready to go to war with Batista in less than two weeks at Money in the Bank. “The Authority better watch out because Big E is coming for them” says Michael Cole.
Returning, a recap is shown from this past Monday night where Christian defeated Bo Dallas before Bo snapped and attacked him. We also see Alberto Del Rio disrespect Edge during the Cutting Edge only for Christian to come to his friend’s defense during Main Event this past Tuesday, leading to this bout. ALBERTO DEL RIO VS. CHRISTIAN; It was back in 2011 that these two waged war over the World Heavyweight Title, leading to Christian’s first reign with that belt. As pissed off as Christian is at Alberto Del Rio for what he said to Edge, he doesn’t start aggressively, knowing to pick his spots with Del Rio. Del Rio does get a hold of him, targeting the arm. Christian is able to slip free and bust out some of his signature offense, even scoring a near fall with a frog splash. He begins to clap, seemingly ready for the Killswitch but he stops when he hears a voice. Finding the source, Bo Dallas is in the crowd with a microphone giving motivational speeches to random fans, telling them to Bolieve. The distraction allows Del Rio to hit a vicious enziguri before pinning Christian to win. Alberto Del Rio defeats Christian in 7:12!Alberto Del Rio gets to his feet and points up at the Money in the Bank briefcase hanging above the win. He exits as Bo Dallas walks down the steps in the audience. He makes it up to the guardrail before speaking to Christian, who is just getting up. Bo tells him that he’s back to his losing ways. “Yes, you beat me on Raw, but that was because you Bolieved harder than you ever have. And that’s good for you kiddo. But tonight, you were back to your usual self.” Bo apologizes for his actions after the match on Raw, but requests a rematch at a future time. “I truly hope that you Bolieve again next time, because I will.” WWE WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP – PAIGE (C) VS. EMMA W/ SANTINO MARELLA; Three nights ago, Emma defeated Natalya on Main Event to earn this title shot. These two had some classics in NXT, including a Women’s Title match at ArRival earlier this year. Ultimately, this isn’t on the level of those bouts due to time restraints, but it’s still a solid effort. Emma gets to hit the Emmamite sandwich and the DilEMMA but Paige comes back with some headbutts. She uses a single leg dropkick to knock Emma down and get her set for the PTO. She locks it in and Emma tries to hold on, but has to submit. Paige defeats Emma in 4:02 to retain the WWE Women’s Championship!Paige exits the ring and grabs her Women’s Championship from ringside. Even though she defeated someone that she considers a friend tonight, it’s clear that the “Anti-Diva” is all business. While Santino Marella checks on Emma, Michael Cole brings us breaking news. “This Monday night on Raw, Stephanie McMahon has promised to name Paige’s next challenger for the Women’s Championship in a match that will take place at Money in the Bank!”
As we return from commercial, Randy Orton is standing in the middle of the ring. He has a microphone but keeps things short and sweet. “People seem to be forgetting that I was the WWE World Heavyweight Champion earlier this year and that I won Money in the Bank last year. They seem to want to write me off as if I have no chance in the upcoming Money in the Bank match. I’m out here to prove all of you wrong. I’m issuing an open challenge to any of the Money in the Bank participants.” He awaits an opponent and the crowd pops as they hear sirens, signaling that Cesaro is answering the challenge. CESARO VS. RANDY ORTON; This past February, Cesaro actually defeated Randy Orton on an episode of Smackdown while Orton was WWE World Heavyweight Champion. Cesaro attempts some flash pins, trying to score another win over Orton. After a few near falls, Cesaro uses a hand gesture to show how close he was to winning. This angers Orton, who reels off some of his usual moves, overwhelming Cesaro before giving him the “this close’ signal. Cesaro turns the tide with a popup uppercut but can only score another near fall. He cranks his neck to set up the Neutralizer, but Randy is able to trip up Cesaro and roll him up for two. Both men get up at the same time, only for the “Viper” to strike with an RKO out of nowhere. The referee gets down and counts the 1-2-3. Randy Orton defeats Cesaro in 10:11!The disappointed WWE Universe in Columbus, Ohio boo the victory by Randy Orton, though you would have to admit that it was an impressive showing. He raises his arms in the air and looks out into the stands, mouthing “I told you so”. It’s clear that Randy Orton has to be considered a favorite once again for Money in the Bank. Could he do the unthinkable and make it two in a row?
Returning, Jack Swagger and Zeb Colter are in the ring. Zeb has a microphone and begins to talk about Alexander Rusev once again. “On Main Event a few days ago, we had to sit through yet another Alexander Rusev Open Invitational. Mark Henry put up one hell of a fight but was unable to survive the five minutes with Rusev. Well, I just got word that at Money in the Bank, my Real American Jack Swagger will step into the ring with Rusev.” That gets a pop from the fans, before Zeb reminds everyone that this won’t be an Invitational Challenge as it’s more about America than Rusev’s $5000. FANDANGO W/ LAYLA VS. JACK SWAGGER W/ ZEB COLTER; It was just over a year ago when Fandango shocked the world and beat Chris Jericho at WrestleMania 29. Things have gown downhill for him since then, but he looks to right the ship here. Unfortunately for him, Jack Swagger is like a man possessed. He obviously means business heading into his upcoming clash with Alexander Rusev and shows Fandango no mercy. He makes him tap out to the Patriot Lock in pretty short order. Jack Swagger defeats Fandango in 2:19!Zeb Colter enters the ring, looking impressed and a bit surprised by the aggression shown by Jack Swagger tonight. He raises his client’s arm and points to him before they put their hands over their hearts and belt out a hearty “WE THE PEOPLE” that the crowd says with them.
We go backstage and see Cody Rhodes and Goldust. Goldust tells Cody that while he supports his decision to try a solo run for a bit, he’d like him to reconsider. Cody cracks a smile and responds by saying that he feels like this is something he has to do. “Look, it’s not the end of our team at all. I still want to be Tag Team Champions with you again, but I think some singles matches will help me regain my mojo. I promise you, we will be teaming again.” Goldust seems a bit more confident in this as we go back to the arena.
The top contenders to the WWE Tag Team Titles, Rob Van Dam and Kofi Kingston, make their way out to the ring to do some guest commentary for the upcoming match. NON-TITLE MATCH: THE USOS VS. 3MB W/ DREW MCINTYRE; The tandem of Heath Slater and Jinder Mahal look to take down the WWE Tag Team Champions. Early on, it seems like the Usos may be overlooking 3MB, as they fall victim to a few near falls. Rob Van Dam is sure to mention on commentary they the Usos can’t overlook them at Money in the Bank because they just need one opening to win the straps. The Usos quickly fix themselves and score the win with a splash from Jey Uso. The Usos defeat 3MB in 2:08!The Tag Team Titles get handed their rightful owners as Jimmy helps Jey to his feet. They look outside at their top challengers, remember that they’ve lost to them in singles competition recently. “One has to imagine that the Usos are not pleased with the fact that Rob Van Dam and Kofi Kingston have all of the momentum heading into their big match” explains John “Bradshaw” Layfield.
The same vignette from Raw airs, focusing on a party bus. We see the host of the party and he introduces himself as Adam Rose. He says that the party is coming to the WWE very soon, because “it’s party time, all the time!” He continues to party as his name appears on the screen. NON-TITLE MATCH: DANIEL BRYAN VS. ERICK ROWAN; This past Monday on Raw, Erick Rowan and Daniel Bryan did battle, only for it to end via disqualification when Luke Harper got involved. Tonight, there will be none of that with the Wyatt Family barred from ringside. Rowan again uses his brute strength to wallop the WWE World Heavyweight Champion in the early stages. Of course, Bryan makes a living by being a resilient Superstar and he executes a beautiful missile dropkick to take Rowan down. He fires off some kicks to the skull before backing away into the corner and striking with the Busaiku Knee! That’s enough to earn him the win over a second Wyatt Family member. Daniel Bryan defeats Erick Rowan in 9:22!Wisely, Daniel Bryan doesn’t spend too much time enjoying the victory, knowing that the Wyatt Family is usually lurking. It proves to be a wise move as the Wyatt signature strikes. When the lights come on, Luke Harper and Bray Wyatt are in the ring, but Bryan has managed to make it up the ramp and outsmart them tonight. Harper doesn’t look please but Bray has a smile on his face as Bryan starts to “Yes” with the WWE Universe as Smackdown comes to a close.
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Post by ✖ AJ on Jun 3, 2015 5:42:47 GMT -5
Bryan versus Rowan, eh? Sounds like nothing compared to my Raw main event of Bryan versus Harper and Rowan. Yeah, that's a plug. Yeah, get around to it some time boobookitty. The show opening with Batista was a solid change of pace, as well as with Big E. Kane getting involved, blehh. Of course, he had to lose to Big E and I am liking what you are doing with Big E fo' sho'. Alberto Del Rio getting one over on Christian thanks to Bo Dallas was fine, it did good to keep Del Rio strong in to Money in the Bank while continuing to build Bo's first true feud with Christian. Paige was always going to retain the Women's Championship against the likes of Emma... liked seeing Cesaro stand up and to the open challenge of Orton, only to come up short... Fond of the note of Cesaro's big win over Orton back before Elimination Chamber, by the way. Jack Swagger gets ruthless with Fandango, which was good to see fresh off his face turn coming after Rusev. A match between them at Money in the Bank shall be solid, but there is no way that Rusev doesn't get the win. Cody's suggestion of a singles run makes me curious... The Usos, obviously, go over 3MB as they've got their equal momentum flowing against RVD and Kingston going in to their match at MITB. Agh, Adam Rose... I hope you actually do something interesting with him. Finally, the main event with Daniel Bryan getting the win over Erick Rowan. I was fine with him getting away, as Smackdown doesn't always need the big ending that can be saved up for the likes of Raw. A good, progressive episode of Smackdown without giving too much away as we see from you per usual.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 3, 2015 11:31:28 GMT -5
- Batista opening the show was nice and refreshing. - Big E getting the win makes him seem really good and I love the fact that you're pushing him. - Del Rio going over gives him momentum headed into MITB, and Christian and Bo's feud more build. - Paige defeating Emma was unsurprising, but it's not like that's a bad thing. - Very nice to see somebody like Cesaro answer the challenge and even though he lost, a strong showing against Orton should be very good for his future. - Love the face Jack Swagger and I hope that ***** beats Rusev for 'Murica. - Nice to see 3MB get some love. Obviously they weren't going over, but still enjoyable. - Bryan beating Rowan was good and it gives us a bigger feeling for his feud with the Wyatt's. Solid stuff, like always. A good edition of "Smackdon".
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Jun 4, 2015 9:34:12 GMT -5
WWE Money in the Bank: June 29th, 2014 - TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts
WWE WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP - DANIEL BRYAN (C) VS. BRAY WYATT
MONEY IN THE BANK LADDER MATCH - DOLPH ZIGGLER VS. CESARO VS. ALBERTO DEL RIO VS. RANDY ORTON VS. CM PUNK VS. BAD NEWS BARRETT VS. DEAN AMBROSE VS. SETH ROLLINS
WWE INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP - SHEAMUS (C) VS. ROMAN REIGNS
BATISTA VS. BIG E
WWE TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH - THE USOS (C) VS. ROB VAN DAM AND KOFI KINGSTON
ALEXANDER RUSEV VS. JACK SWAGGER
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Post by Deleted on Jun 4, 2015 16:11:24 GMT -5
It's time for the Smackdon. A good opening promo from Batista, with Big E getting involved. I can sense a good push for Big E, but I don't see him going over Batista at Money In The Bank. An obvious win for Big E over Kane, builds E ahead of his match. A good win for Alberto Del Rio, but a good out for Christian with Bo Dallas forcing others to Bo-Lieve! Glad Paige retained her championship against Emma. Interested in finding out who Paige's next opponent will be. A good match between Cesaro and Randy Orton, I hope you continue to build Cesaro. WE THE PEOPLE! Obvious win for Swagger ahead of facing Alexander Rusev at Money in the Bank. I hope you push Cody Rhodes a bit, he's a good talent. Good win for The Usos, it's good to keep their momentum going. Finally, a good win for Daniel Bryan over Erick Rowan in a good main event. This was a solid episode of Smackdown, I can't wait to read more.
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Jun 4, 2015 17:50:47 GMT -5
6/21/14 Edition
- John Cena has been off of WWE programming since losing to Bray Wyatt at Payback. This is the first example of a new strategy the WWE is testing out. With so many hours of weekly television, creative understands that a lot of performers may become over saturated. In an effort to fix this, a lot of guys will be given a month or two off at a time. Expect Cena back in time for a big money match at SummerSlam.
- Current plans call for Brock Lesnar to return sometime in July. A lot of people expected him to return sooner after ending the Undertaker's streak, but the idea is that when he does return, it will lead to a major match. He is line to work more dates at the tail end of 2014, and should also return in time for SummerSlam.
- There is talk of Chris Jericho making a return to the company for a program either in the summer or the fall. Nothing is set in stone yet, but Jericho admitted that he was displeased with how his last run went. He put effort into getting Fandango over and losing to him at WrestleMania 29, only for Fandango's push to get halted. Jericho reportedly will only come back if he gets some kind of control over who he works with. Rumors are swirling that he would want to work with Bray Wyatt, Bad News Barrett, Alexander Rusev or members of the Shield.
- In some of the biggest news recently, the WWE has been in talks with some of the biggest names on the independent wrestling scene. First, they have been talking to Japanese legend KENTA about a deal. There is speculation that if he signs, he will officially sign the deal at the upcoming live event in Tokyo in July. There have also been talks with Kevin Steen, the real life best friend of Sami Zayn. Rumors are also circling Prince Devitt and Adam Cole. None have officially signed just yet, but if they do, they are expected to go through NXT since Triple H is handling these negotiations.
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Jun 5, 2015 11:58:48 GMT -5
Monday Night Raw: June 23rd, 2014 – Verizon Center in Washington, D.C.
After the WWE Signature flashes across the screen, we see the weekly opening video set to “Tonight is the Night”. Michael Cole, Jerry Lawler and John “Bradshaw” Layfield welcome us to the 1,100th episode in the history of Monday Night Raw! Before they can go any further though, the music of the Authority plays. Triple H steps out onto the stage to a chorus of boos from the WWE Universe. He enters the ring and allows the negative response to wash over him. He then speaks, saying that he and Stephanie took some time off last week, and things didn’t go as they had hoped. “We put Kane in charge and, while he did an amicable job, some things went awry. The Shield beat Bad News Barrett, Sheamus and Randy Orton last week on Raw and Kane himself suffered a loss to Big E on Smackdown. This kind of thing cannot continue to happen. We are the Authority and we are supposed to be the most dominant force in all of the WWE. I have grown sick and damn tired of the Shield, Daniel Bryan, Big E, Dolph Ziggler, CM Punk and guys like them defying us. This has to end. At Money in the Bank, I guarantee you that Batista is going to beat Big E, Sheamus will not lose the Intercontinental Title to Roman Reigns and the winner of the actual Money in the Bank match will be from the Authority.” The crowd boos these proclamations, but those turn to cheers when the music of CM Punk hits. He walks down to the ring and stands across from Triple H. He says that he couldn’t help but overhear his name while in the back. “It seems like you feel that I defy authority. Well Hunter, you’re absolutely right. I told you weeks ago that one of my goals since coming back is to go after you, your little suit and the Authority.” Punk continues to run down Triple H, before saying that he’s going to win Money in the Bank, respectfully win the WWE Title from his friend Daniel Bryan and continue the trend of “B+ Players” as the top guys. Triple H chuckles at this, telling Punk that none of that will happen. “As I said Punk, I’m tired of ‘punks’ like you, pun intended, being disrespectful. You can think you’re going to win Money in the Bank all you want, but it’s not going to happen. You may not even make it to Sunday because of your match tonight.” Punk is now the one to give a slight smile before speaking, “Oh are we up to that part now? The part where you give me an opponent tonight to teach me a lesson.” Triple H says it is and announces that Punk will face Alberto Del Rio later tonight. Before he leaves, he adds “oh and if you lose…you’re out of the Money in the Bank match.” The crowd boos as Triple H exits and leaves Punk in an unpleasant mood.
KOFI KINGSTON W/ ROB VAN DAM VS. JIMMY USO W/ JEY USO; Two weeks ago on Raw and Main Event, these two teams met in opposite singles matches. The singles match veterans, Rob Van Dam and Kofi Kingston swept that from the Usos to gain momentum. It looks like we are headed down the same path as Kingston starts hot. However, Jimmy is able to roll him up with a school boy and pick up the upset. Jimmy Uso defeats Kofi Kingston in 1:44!Jimmy Uso quickly rolls out of the ring to hug his brother, while Kofi Kingston is stunned at this outcome. Rob Van Dam gets in the ring just as Jey Uso grabs a microphone. He says that they owe both Kofi and RVD, so he challenges RVD to a one on one match right now. RVD seems surprised but accepts as we go to commercial. JEY USO W/ JIMMY USO VS. ROB VAN DAM W/ KOFI KINGSTON; At the bell, Rob Van Dam charges quickly, but Jey dodges and rolls him up for a close near fall. RVD looks around, wondering how they nearly got swept in such short order. He busts out some of his trademark kicks and strikes that back Jey into the corner. RVD delivers some shoulder thrusts before back flipping and charging in for a final one. However, Jey greets him with a huge superkick before climbing up top and scoring the shocking pinfall. Jey Uso defeats Rob Van Dam in 2:47!Everyone is pretty stunned as Jey Uso defeats a former WWE Champion in under three minutes. “The Usos, not known for their skills in singles matches, have just evened the score with two successful singles stars” says Michael Cole. The Usos stand across from Rob Van Dam and Kofi Kingston, who are clearly frustrated. The two teams begin jawing, which is the first sign of any issues between four guys that mostly respect each other. Their exchange leads to the teams coming to blows as the crowd gets to their feet. RVD and Kofi send the Usos out of the ring, losing the matches but winning the battle here. Their match this Sunday seems like it will now have an added bit of aggression to it.
Backstage, we see the Authority’s office but only the Director of Operations Kane and Bad News Barrett. A knock is heard as the United States Champion Dolph Ziggler enters. He seems tentative about being summoned to the Authority’s office. Kane is glad he came over because he has an announcement for him. “You see, when you won that coveted US Title, you did defeat Christian. However, Bad News Barrett here was also involved in that match and never got pinned so I feel that he deserves a title shot.” Dolph says that’s fine with him actually, and Kane declares that match will take place tomorrow on the WWE Network. Barrett looks at Dolph over Kane’s shoulder, “Tomorrow, I take your US Title and this Sunday, I take Money in the Bank from you and seven others.” Dolph chuckles, shrugs and goes to leave, but Kane stops him. “Oh, and you have a match next against one of the Money in the Bank participants. The man who stood over all the other participants last week, Cesaro.”
Returning, we cut to a shot of Lana and Alexander Rusev standing in Washington D.C. by the Capitol Building. Rusev stands by her, looking imposing, while Lana cuts the promo. She claims that it sickens them to be in the nation’s capital today. “We have been traveling through the United States since coming to the WWE, but this might be the worst of the worst. There is so much American propaganda that I nearly vomited at the sight of it all. This seems like the perfect place to Jack Swagger and Zeb Colter to live.” She continues to run down the Real Americans and this country before saying that she wises Money in the Bank was in Washington D.C. so the most patriotic city in the world could witness the destruction when Rusev crushes Jack Swagger. NON-TITLE MATCH: DOLPH ZIGGLER VS. CESARO; In a match made moments ago by Kane, two of the biggest threats in Money in the Bank do battle. Cesaro, considered a dark horse for a while, put everyone on notice last Monday during the Cutting Edge before taking Randy Orton to the limit on Smackdown. Dolph Ziggler, despite only finding out about the match a few minutes ago, has a strategy planned. He is sure to avoid Cesaro’s grasps, knowing the power of the “Swiss Superman”. He eventually does get caught and throws around the ring for a bit. Cesaro does the big swing for 27 second, earning a standing ovation from the fans. He charges at Dolph with an uppercut, but the United States Champion is able to duck and hook him into a backslide to win from out of nowhere. Dolph Ziggler defeats Cesaro in 8:15!The fans applaud the efforts of both men, in what was a competitive contest. Cesaro is stunned that he lost on such a move, while Dolph Ziggler can barely celebrate as he’s still feeling the effects of the Cesaro Swing. When he’s able to shake the cobwebs, he comes face to face with Cesaro, who extends a hand. They shake hands in a show of respect before they go to war again on Sunday.
In the back, we see Big E warming up for his tag team match later tonight. His partner for tonight, Roman Reigns comes up to him and they have a staredown. The tension breaks when Reigns smirks and slaps him on the shoulder, asking if he’s ready for tonight. Big E says that when it comes to Batista and the Authority, he’s always ready. Reigns admits it will be weird teaming with someone besides Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose, but is looking forward to beating on Sheamus.
A vignette airs for the soon to debut Adam Rose. He is again on a party busy with a strange array of characters, before telling the camera that the party is coming to Raw and Smackdown very soon. CODY RHODES W/ GOLDUST VS. TYSON KIDD W/ NATALYA; Cody Rhodes’ quest to get his career back on track with some singles work begins here. Tyson Kidd has been making some serious waves in NXT, proving that he will be a tough challenge. Goldust cheers on his brother loudly as he goes back and forth with the last graduate of the Hart Dungeon. Kidd actually even attempts the Sharpshooter at one point, only for Rhodes to kick him off into the corner. He follows in and nails a picture perfect moonsault before springboarding off the second rope with the Beautiful Disaster to win. Cody Rhodes defeats Tyson Kidd in 4:00!As one would expect, Goldust quickly enters the ring to hug and congratulate his brother. They celebrate in the middle of the ring as Tyson Kidd rolls outside to be consoled by Natalya. He doesn’t seem very happy with the loss and kind of pushes Natalya away. The big story here though is the victory by Cody Rhodes.
The theme song of Stephanie McMahon, one of the principle owners of the WWE plays as she makes her way down to the ring. When she gets inside, she gets booed just as hard as her husband did earlier tonight. She seems to enjoy them even more than he did though, before beginning to speak about the WWE Women’s Championship. “You all saw how disrespectful Paige was to me a few weeks ago and I obviously didn’t take that too kindly. However, I am not a spiteful person. People seem to think that I am because I’ve had Paige defend her title on numerous occasions but I’m not doing that out of spite. I’m doing it because it will not only make her a better champion but title matches are best for business. Speaking of title matches, that is why I’m out here right now. I am here to inform Paige of who her opponent will be this Sunday at Money in the Bank.” Before she can continue and make the official announcement, we are joined by the champion herself, Paige. The “Anti-Diva” enters the ring and grabs a microphone herself. She says that it doesn’t matter who Stephanie puts in front of her because she will beat them. “I’ve beaten them all. From tough girls like Tamina to a friend like Emma to athletic girls like Naomi to the girl I respect more than any other in that locker room, AJ Lee. I will beat whoever you throw in front of me. Even if it’s you.” Stephanie laughs, saying that she won’t be Paige’s opponent. “But, I am picking a Diva that you actually have never faced or beaten before. Someone who defines exactly what I want in a Divas. Someone who knows a thing or two about being the underdog and persevering from her husband. The Diva I’m talking about is Brie Bella!” The crowd gives a pop for this but commentary is a bit confused since we haven’t seen Brie since the Wyatt Family threatened to throw her from the stage. Paige is a bit confused too, but responds by saying that she will prove again that whatever “diva” is thrown in front of her will get knocked down. “I am here to change the way everyone looks at women’s wrestling. I’ve been doing that since I got here and nobody, not you or Brie Bella or any other Diva will stand in my way.” Paige throws down the microphone and leaves, while Stephanie looks on with a sly smirk.
Returning, we see Daniel Bryan and Brie Bella come up to Stephanie McMahon. Brie seems to have mixed feelings on what just happened. “Look, I truly appreciate the opportunity at the Women’s Title, I really do, but I’m not ready to get back into the ring this Sunday. I still haven’t mentally recovered from what the Wyatt Family did to me.” Stephanie replies, “I understand your concern, but like your husband, I have complete faith that you can overcome adversity. In fact, to make sure that you’re ready for Sunday, you’re going to have a match right now. Good luck.” She heads off, as Brie looks helplessly at Bryan. BRIE BELLA VS. TAMINA SNUKA; When Brie Bella finds out that her opponent is the strongest Diva on the roster, the look on her face tells the story. Tamina Snuka relishes in facing someone that says she isn’t ready for the ring, and spends a good chunk of the match throwing the wife of Daniel Bryan around. She goes up top for the splash but Brie is able to roll out of the way and nail her with a running knee strike. Brie goes to the middle rope, shouts “Brie Mode” and scores with a missile dropkick, ending this. Brie Bella defeats Tamina Snuka in 3:57!After the match, it’s clear that Brie Bella is still not in good shape mentally, but it’s also clear by the win that she is a threat to the WWE Women’s Championship in six days. The cameras cut to the back where we see Paige watching the match on a monitor.
BATISTA AND SHEAMUS W/ BAD NEWS BARRETT AND RANDY ORTON VS. BIG E AND ROMAN REIGNS W/ DEAN AMBROSE AND SETH ROLLINS; Two of the biggest matches set for this Sunday collide in this tag team match. Sheamus and Big renew their recent rivalry as they start things off, beating on each other with stiff blows. Roman Reigns gets the tag and works some surprising double teams with his new partner. However, Batista and Sheamus are able to cut the ring in half to turn the tide. Big E is finally able to make the hot tag to Reigns, who comes in strong. He connects on some of his big power moves before stepping outside for the apron dropkick. As he charges he is laid out with a Bull Hammer from Bad News Barrett, causing the disqualification. Big E and Roman Reigns defeat Batista and Sheamus via disqualification in 9:56!Due to Bad News Barrett’s interference, Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins run around the ring and start to brawl with him and Randy Orton. Big E gets involved and we have a massive war that multiple officials have to come out to try and fix. Things stop for a moment as the pyro of Kane hits the Director of Operations steps onto the stage. He wants order and decides that the best move for business is to have Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose team up right now to face two of the men they’ll compete against at Money in the Bank, Bad News Barrett and Randy Orton. BAD NEWS BARRETT AND RANDY ORTON VS. DEAN AMBROSE AND SETH ROLLINS; After the commercial break, we return to this match as it’s already in progress. Michael Cole tells us that Kane made sure that the participants of the previous bout were all told to go back. Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins have more obvious chemistry than Bad News Barrett and Randy Orton, which shows very quickly. They hold serve in the early goings until some of Orton’s veteran savvy changes things. They work over Rollins for a while, but end up jawing a bit. The obvious friction of both men wanting to hold the Money in the Bank briefcase seems to be causing some issues. This allows the tag to Ambrose, who enters like a lunatic. His hot run leads to the Dirty Deeds on Barrett to win. Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins defeat Bad News Barrett and Randy Orton in 14:28!After the bell, Dean Ambrose assists Seth Rollins in getting back to his feet. They both look up at the Money in the Bank briefcase hanging above the ring, look at each other and then put their fists together in a sign of unison. “They may be opponents come Sunday, but the Shield remains strong as a unit” says Michael Cole.
Renee Young is standing by with Goldust, who asked for this interview time. She gives him the floor and he starts by again stating how proud of his brother he is. “Cody went out tonight, did the entire Rhodes family proud. Let’s not forget though…Cody wasn’t the only one struggling. We were losing as a unit. So I’ve talked to the Authority and I’ve been granted a one on one match tonight to try and right the ship for myself. Whoever my opponent is; I promise that he will never forget the name of…Goldust.”
Much like the promo from Lana and Alexander Rusev in Washington D.C. earlier tonight, we now get one from Jack Swagger and Zeb Colter. They are standing in nearly the same place that Rusev and Lana stood. Surprisingly, it is Jack Swagger who speaks first. He talks about how he’s always been a proud patriot. “From my time at Oklahoma to my run as World Champion a few years ago. But, it wasn’t until I paired up with this man right here, that I felt like I was in the right place.” Zeb now takes over, saying that the reason they work so well together is because they’re both real Americans. “Rusev and Laura are anti-American. That means then Anti-Zeb and Anti-Jack, which makes them our enemy. This Sunday, Jack not only fights for this great city behind us, but he also fights for the city we’ll be in, Boston. He’ll fight for every city across the country and he’ll fight for these United States of America.” Zeb leads Jack and the fans in a loud “We the People” to close things. BO DALLAS VS. GOLDUST W/ CODY RHODES; Goldust’s attempt in single competition has to go through the newest WWE Superstar, Bo Dallas. Bo suffered his first defeat last Monday to Christian, before snapping and attacking him. This is Bo’s first match since then and once the bell rings, he seems to kind of snap again. Goldust weathers the storm, hitting some of his trademark offense. Bo is able to slip free, hitting the Bodog and pinning Goldust. Bo Dallas defeats Goldust in 2:54!With the match over, Bo Dallas goes back to his happy go lucky self. He exits the ring and does his victory lap with a wide smile on his face. Cody Rhodes enters the ring to look after his brother who is clearly disappointed in his effort. Bo’s celebration is cut short by the theme of Christian. “Captain Charisma” walks out onto the stage with a microphone. He admits that he is pissed at Bo for what he did on Raw and Smackdown last week. “I’d like nothing more than to go down there and shut you up once and for all. But, I have another idea. You see, there’s a big show coming up this Sunday and neither one of us is going anything on that night so I say we fight. You and I, one more match.” Bo smiles in Christian’s direction and gives him a big thumbs up, solidifying the match.
ALBERTO DEL RIO VS. CM PUNK; As we found out earlier, if CM Punk loses this match, he is out of the Money in the Bank match this Sunday. These two had a series of battles in 2012, with both guys winning the WWE Championship from each other. Alberto Del Rio goes right after the arm, but Punk is wise to his tricks and fires back with some strikes. Del Rio manages to apply the Cross Armbreaker, but Punk clasps his hands together to prevent it. Del Rio releases it and tries an enziguri, but Punk ducks and hoists him up for the Go to Sleep. Del Rio slips out and rolls him up for two. They get up at the same time, with Punk connecting on a big kick to the side of the skull. He follows it up with the GTS and gets the 1-2-3. CM Punk defeats Alberto Del Rio in 11:29!CM Punk stands up as the crowd goes nuts, securing his spot in the upcoming Money in the Bank match, where he will look to become a three time winner. He steps outside of the ring, going to the commentary table and telling the booth, “that was for Triple H.” He leaves up the ramp as the fans continue to cheer.
“D.C…we’re here.” The Wyatt Family make their way out to ring, surrounded by a sea of cellphone lights. The lights in the arena stay dim when they get in the ring and Bray Wyatt takes a seat in the rocking chair. Luke Harper and Erick Rowan menacingly stand guard at his side while he speaks. He first is sure to bring up Brie Bella again, apologizing for what he did a few weeks ago. “I apologize because it’s not something we wanted to do. It’s something WE HAD TO DO! You all witnessed what I did to your false hero John Cena. If you all can reach to the back of your minds, you’ll remember what I did to Daniel Bryan at the Royal Rumble for falsely joining my family. I still have not forgiven you for that Daniel. What we have here is special, what we have here is a family and you don’t turn your back on that. I took the whole Cenation in my hands. They are believers, they follow the buzzards the way you never did Daniel. The only thing left for me to take is the WWE World Heavyweight Title. With that, I will truly have the whole world in my hands.” If Bray had more to say, we don’t get to hear it as the theme of our WWE World Heavyweight Champion plays and Daniel Bryan arrives on the stage. He has a microphone and tells Bray that he and Brie obviously do not accept their apology. “What you did to my wife is unforgivable. I made sure that Luke Harper and Erick Rowan got what was coming to them over the past few weeks and I’m going to do the same to you in six nights. I declined joining your family at the start of the year and that will never change. No matter how many Superstars you defeat or how many followers you convert. Not only will you never have me, but you’ll never have these titles.” The crowd cheers this as Bray just laughs in his direction. “You really believe that you can somehow stop me? I knew you were foolish Daniel but not this clueless. This is happening and I will carry those two titles and bring them to Sister Abigail’s feet. Once I do that, maybe Brie will want to follow the buzzards too.” The crowd reacts to that jab and so does Bryan as he charges the ring. This is a clear mistake as Harper and Rowan pounce on him quickly. He fights valiantly but the Wyatt Family outmuscle and outnumber him greatly. After they beat on him for a short while, Bray commands them to hold Bryan in place. He kisses his forehead and plants him with Sister Abigail. Bray caresses Daniel while he’s laid out on his lap. Harper and Rowan grab the titles from outside and lay them on Bray’s shoulders while he does this.
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Jun 6, 2015 16:58:26 GMT -5
WWE Money in the Bank: June 29th, 2014 - TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts
WWE WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP - DANIEL BRYAN (C) VS. BRAY WYATT
MONEY IN THE BANK LADDER MATCH - DOLPH ZIGGLER VS. CESARO VS. ALBERTO DEL RIO VS. RANDY ORTON VS. CM PUNK VS. BAD NEWS BARRETT VS. DEAN AMBROSE VS. SETH ROLLINS
WWE INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP - SHEAMUS (C) VS. ROMAN REIGNS
BATISTA VS. BIG E
WWE TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH - THE USOS (C) VS. ROB VAN DAM AND KOFI KINGSTON
WWE WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP - PAIGE (C) VS. BRIE BELLA
ALEXANDER RUSEV VS. JACK SWAGGER
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Jun 7, 2015 10:26:38 GMT -5
WWE Main Event: June 24th, 2014 – Consol Energy Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
After the weekly opening video, we cut straight to the loud crowd in Pittsburgh tonight as Byron Saxton and Tom Phillips introduce tonight’s show. They remind us of the big United States Title match between Dolph Ziggler and Bad News Barrett tonight before sending it to Renee Young in the ring.
Renee Young introduces her guest for this interview, Brie Bella. As she walks down to the ring, we are reminded that Stephanie McMahon handpicked Brie to be Paige’s challenger for the Women’s Championship at Money in the Bank this Sunday. This is a win/win situation for Stephanie as either Paige loses the title or Brie, a thorn in her side, suffers a huge defeat. Renee thanks Brie for showing up and gets right into the tough questions, asking about her state of mind after what the Wyatt Family did to her. She responds by saying that she still isn’t back to 100%. “Physically, I feel fine. But when you’re staring fifteen feet to the concrete and a gross, sweaty man in holding your safety in his hands, it does something to your psyche. But, Stephanie McMahon forgets just how strong I am. I can overcome this and win the Women’s Title. But, I do agree with Stephanie on one thing. I want the Divas Championship back. It’s the title I won and it’s special to me.” Brie is cut off by the arrival of Paige, with the Women’s Title clasped around her shoulder. She enters the ring, saying that she appreciates that Brie has been through something horrible, but no matter how strong she is, she isn’t taking the Women’s Title. “I said that I was here to change things and that’s exactly what I’ve been doing and what I will continue to do.” Renee Young now interrupts, saying that she just got word in her ear that Stephanie McMahon has made a decision. “Tonight, you two will be partners and the match starts now.” Paige and Brie look at each other as we cut to commercial before the bell. BRIE BELLA AND PAIGE VS. THE FUNKADACTYLS; While there are obvious differences between Paige and number one contender for her title, Brie, the Funkadactyls haven’t been working as the most well-oiled machine as of late. Cameron’s attitude has caused a slight rift between her and Naomi. Paige and Brie show problems first, miscommunicating and arguing. However, Cameron’s big ego causes issues on her end as she gets too cocky after hitting a backbreaker. Naomi shouts for her to pounce, but she’s too busy posing. This opening allows Brie to get up and hit the Bella Buster for the 1-2-3. Brie Bella and Paige defeat the Funkadactyls in 5:57!Brie Bella gets to her feet as Paige enters the ring beside her. Paige is handed her Women’s Title, while Brie stares her down. Paige raises the title high in the air as Brie looks up at it, hoping to capture it in five days. “At Money in the Bank, these two Divas, or should I say women, will do battle for that belt” says Byron Saxton.
In the back, Damien Sandow and Titus O’Neil cut a promo about what happened two weeks ago. They officially joined together and defeated R-Truth and Xavier Woods. Damien says that there are not many intellectuals in the WWE. “I have obviously shown all of your ignoramuses my level of intelligence, but what you may be unaware of, is just how brilliant this man next to me is. Not only is he a genius, but he is also one of the strongest men in all of the WWE. Together, we are the Age of Enlightenment and R-Truth will find out what we’re all around once again tonight.”
An advertisement is shown to promote the WWE Shop, set to “Jungle” by Jamie N Commons. We see various Superstars, Divas and fan in authentic WWE gear. Tom Phillips and Byron Saxton direct us to a recap of what went down last night between Daniel Bryan and the Wyatt Family. We see the promo that Bray Wyatt cut before Bryan interrupted. He cannot forgive the Wyatt Family for what they did to Brie Bella and vowed revenge at Money in the Bank. Bray made one too many jabs at Bryan about Brie, leading to Bryan charging the ring. Unfortunately, the numbers game proved to be too much and he was left lying by the Wyatts. CHRISTIAN VS. FANDANGO W/ LAYLA; For anyone who missed it last night, Christian issued a challenge to Bo Dallas for Money in the Bank. It has been officially announced that the match will take place on the Kickoff show this Sunday. Here, Fandango, who has been on a bit of a losing streak lately, looks to thwart Christian just days prior to that match. Unfortunately for him, Christian strikes with the Killswitch to score the victory. Christian defeats Fandango in 2:34!Christian gets announced as the winner as the fans give him a nice hand. He looks to be ready for Bo Dallas and Money in the Bank, picking up another victory here. Layla looks on concerned for Fandango.
A video airs to highlight the WWE’s involvement in the Special Olympics. Some special Olympians are also in the front row tonight. R-TRUTH W/ XAVIER WOODS VS. TITUS O’NEIL W/ DAMIEN SANDOW; The Age of Enlightenment reminded everyone earlier of their formation during a match against R-Truth and Xavier Woods. Truth looks to gain a measure of revenge here, coming out aggressive against his larger opponent. Titus O’Neil is able connect on a big fallaway slam that changes everything. From there on, he just pummels Truth with a barrage of hard hitting offense that seems to please Damien Sandow. The Clash of the Titus connects and leads O’Neil to the win. Titus O’Neil defeats R-Truth in 3:11!Damien Sandow claps for Titus O’Neil as he enters the ring. He raises his partner’s hand before turning his attention to Xavier Woods, much like he did two weeks ago. He hands Woods a card before turning his attention back to Titus. Xavier looks over the card before staring up at the Age of Enlightenment.
The below graphic appears as Tom Phillips tells us that after the events of the tag team match last night, Roman Reigns wanted his hands on Bad News Barrett. Instead however, he will get the “Viper”. Roman Reigns goes one on one with Randy Orton this Friday night on Smackdown! WWE UNITED STATES CHAMPIONSHIP – DOLPH ZIGGLER (C) VS. BAD NEWS BARRETT; During the early stages of this bout, the Director of Operations, Kane comes down to ringside for a closer look. He seems a bit worried as Dolph Ziggler gains an advantage over Bad News Barrett on the mat. Barrett changes the pace, slowing it down and using his size to take control. That size gets him extra leverage on some pins, but it isn’t enough. He connects on the Wasteland but again, Ziggler gets his shoulder up. Barrett clearly shows off the frustration on his face. He sets his elbow pad up for the Bull Hammer, but Dolph ducks and strikes with the Zig Zag. He covers, but Kane gets on the apron and distracts the official. Ziggler is pissed, as he gets to his feet and argues with Kane. He knocks him off the apron with a loud superkick. Unfortunately for him, he turns back around into the Bull Hammer, leading to the title change. Bad News Barrett defeats Dolph Ziggler to win the WWE United States Championship in 10:19!The WWE Universe in Pittsburgh boos loudly as Bad News Barrett is declared the winner. Kane gets up, holding his jaw, and snatches the United States Title from ringside. He enters the ring and hands it over to Barrett, as the fans continue to boo. Barrett hoists the belt high in the air, as commentary puts over how his association with the Authority has benefited him greatly tonight.
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Post by ✖ AJ on Jun 7, 2015 21:59:53 GMT -5
It's time for Monday Night Raw, the go-home Raw for Money in the Bank! Hey, guess what? You're still in June and now I'm in August so sucky sucky. Triple H starting the show off... WHAT IS THIS? EVERY WEEK OF RAW OR SOMETHIN'? Fine promo, setting things up with CM Punk as I fuly anticipate we'll get Punk vs HHH at Summerslam like we were supposed to at WrestleMania 31. If Punk loses tonight, he is out of Money in the Bank? Yeah, Punk is winning. Interesting way to start the show off with Kofi Kingston and Rob Van Dam both losing very quickly to Jimmy and Jey Uso. I like that it has added some heat to the feud going in to Sunday, but I'm not overly in love with the challengers getting stumped like that. It does give me some thought, however, they have a small chance of winning on Sunday. But I don't see it. Bad News Barrett versus Dolph Ziggler for the United States Championship on main event? Cool beans. Rusev crush Swagger at Money in the Bank, I'm sure of it. Poor Cesaro, losing to Ziggler. I'm sort of okay with his losses so far, though, as they've been to legitimate competitors. However, I'd like to see him get some type of push in the near-future, even if it is at the mid-card level. IT'S PARTY TIME ALL THE TIME! Cody Rhodes beats Tyson Kidd, nothing special other than Rhodes gets a win for once in his singles competiton. Poor Kiddy Kat, he's upset. Moor promo time for the women, which has been fine so far as it makes me think Paige might face Stephanie at Summerslam, but you've also teased the idea of Steph versus Brie so I'm not sure. I am positive, however, that Paige will win on Sunday. Brie beats Tamina, but obviously she has her mind on things besides the Diva's Championship. Big E and Roman Reigns beat Batista and Sheamus via disqualification thanks to the Bullhammer Elbow from Barrett... Kane setting up another tag match right after was cool, kind of similar to the start of the show but I'm fine with it. We get a different type of tag match, too, in terms of styles and Ambrose and Rollins of The Shield getting the win was good. I'm expecting one of them to win Money in the Bank on Sunday still since the field seems so open, they seem the most logical to me. Goldust wants a singles match too? Okay. Giving Swagger and Colter some promo time to respond to Rusev and Lana was wise, they couldn't just stand by and take that like a bitch in D.C. damn it! Fine win for Bo Dallas over Goldust, whom can't get a singles win on his own. Cody is disappoint. Christian wants ONE! MORE! MATCH! (Against Bo Dallas...) Finally, we get to the main event match where CM Punk obviously gets the victory over Alberto Del Rio to keep his spot in Money in the Bank. I suspect he'll be getting screwed over on Sunday... finally, we get to the concluding promo of the show with Bray Wyat laying out Daniel Bryan, having the titles placed on his shoulders afterward. I don't think Bray will take the belt(s) away at Money in the Bank, but will eventually. Perhaps Summerslam. A good go-home Raw show to Money in the Bank, looking forward to it.
By the way, I don't reply to your smaller shows such as Main Event, but I do scim them when they are up... surprised, but pleased, by the victory of BNB for the United States Championship. Definitely gives him some more credibility in The Authority.
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Jun 9, 2015 7:53:42 GMT -5
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Post by tg11 on Jun 9, 2015 8:21:52 GMT -5
Either way your Money in the Bank PPV card looks really good I mean seriously the matches are already stacked enough and we are less than 5 days away from the MITB PPV so with that said I will respond by giving my early predictions for these matches:
Money in the Bank Ladder Match- Del Rio vs Orton vs Ziggler vs Barrett vs Ambrose vs Rollins vs Cesaro vs Punk (Winner: CM Punk)* Punk becomes the first man to win the Money in the Bank Ladder Match 3 times becoming the first man to become a 3-time Money in the Bank Ladder Match winner and with Punk making history like this I could see Punk cashing in to become WWE World Heavyweight Champion it would only be a matter of time
WWE World Heavyweight Championship- Daniel Bryan (c) vs Bray Wyatt- Winner: Still WWE World Heavyweight Champion Daniel Bryan, Bryan retains his title
WWE Intercontinental Championship- Sheamus (c) vs Roman Reigns- Winner: New WWE Intercontinental Champion Roman Reigns
Batista vs Big E- Winner: Big E, why I say that? Batista he is a movie star already doesn't he have Guardians of the Galaxy that he needs to promote? So I don't see Batista sticking around much longer considering he has Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy to promote and not to mention he has that Bond movie Spectre coming out soon so for that reason that is why I see Big E winning this match sending Batista packing and over to Hollywood
WWE Tag Team Championships- The Usos (c) vs RVD & Kofi Kingston- Winners: New WWE Tag Team Champions RVD & Kofi Kingston
Rusev vs Swagger- Winner: Rusev
Kick Off Match- Bo Dallas vs Christian- Winner: Christian
WWE Women's Championship- Paige (c) vs Brie Bella- Winner: Still WWE Women's Champion Paige
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Jun 10, 2015 12:40:05 GMT -5
WWE NXT: June 26th, 2014 – Full Sail University in Winter Park, Florida
To open the broadcast, we see the weekly NXT intro video. Cutting straight to the ring, Tom Phillips, Jason Albert and Renee Young are excited for our opening contest. JASON JORDAN AND TYE DILLINGER VS. THE VAUDEVILLAINS; Last week on NXT, we witnessed the in ring debut of the Vaudevillains. Aiden English and Simon Gotch work very well together, showcasing a natural chemistry. Their entrance has already become something that the NXT Universe looks forward to. Jason Jordan and Tye Dillinger get in some offense, but unfortunately, the Vaudevillains prove to be too much for them. English nails a swanton bomb to pick up the victory. The Vaudevillains defeat Jason Jordan and Tye Dillinger in 3:31!The fantastic theme music of the Vaudevillains hits as the fans give them a mixed reaction. Some fans love their characters while some find them to be the villains they claim to be. Either way, they are now 2-0, proving that last week’s win was no fluke.
We are taken to a recap of Sami Zayn’s return last week, where he announced that his new goal was going to be the NXT Tag Team Titles. As he said that’s where he’ll be setting his sights, he was attacked by the NXT Tag Team Champions, the Ascension. Commentary informs the viewers that Sami Zayn will be back next week to address the Ascension and the NXT Universe.
An ad airs for Money in the Bank, which is coming up this Sunday. Bray Wyatt takes a crack at having the WWE World Heavyweight Title in his hands, while eight of the top Superstars in the WWE compete for the Money in the Bank briefcase. SAWYER FULTON VS. TYSON KIDD W/ NATALYA; Sawyer Fulton is a fair amount larger than Tyson Kidd, but is unproven. Kidd meanwhile, is on the cusp of an eventual NXT Championship match if he continues to succeed. Fulton overpowers Kidd, tossing him around for the beginning portions of the match. Kidd dropkicks the knee, putting himself in the driver’s seat for good. He slaps on the Sharpshooter and Fulton taps out. Tyson Kidd defeats Sawyer Fulton in 2:26!The referee raises Tyson Kidd’s hand as Natalya enters the ring. She hugs Tyson, who barely reciprocates it as he focuses on grabbing a microphone. He says that since TakeOver last month, nobody in NXT has outperformed him. “It doesn’t matter if it’s someone smaller than me, someone my size or someone like Sawyer Fulton. They all tap out eventually. Adrian Neville, whether or not JBL, my wife or these fans believe in me, my cats and I know that I’m going to be the next NXT Champion.” Natalya gives him a confused look at what he just said, but he ignores her.
A short commercial is shown to promote the new Batista DVD. See highlights of his life away from the WWE and his return to the ring earlier this year. TYLER BREEZE VS. XAVIER WOODS; Much like Tyson Kidd, Tyler Breeze has also staked his claim for a shot at the NXT Title. Xavier Woods, however, is a veteran in the business. He shows off how tough he is right from the bell, nailing a big clothesline. Breeze comes back, but at the same time, seems disgusted by Woods’ untamed mane. He tries his best to avoid touching it, which allows Xavier to get in some more offense. He picks up a near fall with the Honor Roll, but Breeze is back up with the Supermodel Kick. He follows that with the Beauty Shot to pick up the 1-2-3. Tyler Breeze defeats Xavier Woods in 4:11!There is a look of disgust on the face of Tyler Breeze as he looks down on Xavier Woods’ fallen body. He won’t even allow the referee to touch his arm, instead choosing to grab his cellphone and take a selfie with Woods laid out in the background.
An advertisement is shown to promote the WWE Shop. We see various Superstars, Divas and fans sporting authentic WWE gear set to the tune of “Jungle” by Jamie N Commons. KALISTO VS. SOLOMON CROWE; While Solomon Crowe makes his way to the ring, our commentary team reminds us of his debut and attack on Adam Rose, followed by him hacking into the arena and costing Rose a match last week. Tonight, we see his first official match, coming against one of the hottest stars in NXT, Kalisto. Wisely, Crowe goes after the leg. This prevents some of Kalisto’s fast paced, high powered offense, while also setting up for the stretch muffler. Kalisto manages to slip free of his first attempt at it, before trying to springboard, only to crash and burn hard. Crowe looks down at him holding his knee in pain, smiling slightly before applying the stretch muffler. Kalisto struggles but submits. Solomon Crowe defeats Kalisto in 6:37!Solomon Crowe is not allowed to celebrate his victory as the music of our esteemed General Manager John “Bradshaw” Layfield plays. He steps out onto the stage with a microphone. He addresses Solomon Crowe, stating that he isn’t a fan of his tactics. “Your skills as a hacker are impressive but you cannot use those to target any of my Superstars. Now, for some reason you seem to have your sights set on Adam Rose. Normally, I’d punish you for what you did with a suspension or a fine but instead I’m going to let Adam Rose teach you a lesson. Next week you will go one on one with him the middle of that ring!” The fans cheer loudly as a big match has been made official for next week.
Returning, a short video package is shown to hype tonight’s main event. It shows clips of Charlotte’s upbringing, being the daughter of arguably the greatest Superstar in the history of pro wrestling. After showing her turn on Bayley last year to join the BFFs, we see her win the Women’s Title at TakeOver last month. The video shifts its focus to Bayley and how she grew up as a major fan of the business. She talks about how winning a title in the WWE has always been her dream and she plans to make that a reality tonight.
Devin Taylor is standing by with the NXT Champion, Adrian Neville. She asks him about the multiple top contenders to his title. He responds in the similar fashion that he has in recent weeks. He admits that having a bunch of challengers can be tough, but it also keeps him on his toes. “Now, I have a match next week, but it’s not for the title. I’m going to have a talk with JBL and figure out who exactly will be my next challenger. Whether it’s Corey Graves, Tyson Kidd, Tyler Breeze or anyone else…I’ll be ready.” NXT WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP – CHARLOTTE (C) W/ THE BFFS VS. BAYLEY; While she has spent time with the likes of Alexa Bliss and Emma watching her back, Bayley is alone tonight. Sasha Banks and Summer Rae second Charlotte here. After an early exchange, Summer trips up Bayley, causing Charlotte to surprisingly yell at her to go to the back. They get into a bit of an argument, but she eventually leaves. Bayley and the fans seem surprised by this, but it leads to a better match. Bayley has the crowd in her corner, busting out a top rope hurricanrana yet it’s only enough to earn a near fall. She tightens her headband before charging at Charlotte, but is caught with a big spear. She gets the shoulder up though, now giving us moments where both girls are frustrated by their inability to put the other away. Bayley hits the Belly-to-Bayley but Charlotte gets her foot on the bottom rope. She is nearly in tears as she sets Charlotte up top, prepping for a top rope finisher but Charlotte knocks her down. She then connects on Natural Selection from the top as the referee counts the three. Charlotte defeats Bayley in 8:20 to retain the NXT Women’s Championship!Charlotte raises only to her knees, exhausted as the official hands her the NXT Women’s Title. Sasha Banks looks on from outside of the ring but doesn’t enter to congratulate her fellow BFF. Bayley gets to her feet, tears in her eyes after failing despite the valiant effort. Charlotte extenders her hand to Bayley, who responds with a big hug as the fans give them a standing ovation as the show comes to a close.
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Jun 12, 2015 9:30:27 GMT -5
Friday Night Smackdown: June 27th, 2014 – Consol Energy Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
A video package kicks off tonight’s episode, showcasing each of the eight participants competing in the Money in the Bank match in two nights. The song playing in the background is “Champion” by Theo Chinara and Craig Hardy. We see each guy get highlighted before cutting to the arena. Michael Cole and John “Bradshaw” Layfield introduce the show and quickly remind everyone that Bad News Barrett won the United States Title from Dolph Ziggler three nights ago on Main Event. “Sierra. Hotel. India. Echo. Lima. Delta. Shield.” The fans in Pittsburgh go berserk as the Shield enters through the stands and comes down to the ring. We already know that the top contender for the Intercontinental Title, Roman Reigns, will do battle with Randy Orton in our main event tonight. The three men enter the ring and Dean Ambrose speaks first, saying that this Sunday, they go into a situation they’ve never faced before. “If you remember, I was in Money in the Bank last year, but Seth here wasn’t. Seth and I are no strangers to ladder matches, but for the first time since the Royal Rumble, we’re opponents. While we know that we want the briefcase with the Shield, we do remember what happened at the Royal Rumble.” Dean directs us to the titantron, where we see the issues the Shield had during the Royal Rumble earlier this year, leading to an argument and Reigns eliminating his brothers. When the feed ends, Seth takes over, saying they’re having none of that this time around. “We know that we have to go in there and we’ll fight if we must, but don’t expect to see any cracks in the Shield. After beating Evolution, we are stronger than ever.” Before he can continue much longer, Kane interrupts and comes out to the stage. “I’m sorry to interrupt this little lovefest going on, but I’m here to inform you that you’ll all be in action tonight. Obviously we know that Roman Reigns is taking on Randy Orton, but you two will be in tag team action against two of your opponents at Money in the Bank and that will be next.” Ambrose and Rollins look at each other but seem more than ready for the challenge. The music of CM Punk hits as he arrives to a thunderous ovation, but stares down Kane the entire way down the ramp. As he reaches the bottom, we find out his partner, as sirens are heard and Cesaro shows up. We’re about to have one hell of a tag team opener! CESARO AND CM PUNK VS. DEAN AMBROSE AND SETH ROLLINS W/ ROMAN REIGNS; While these incredibly talented four individuals do battle, we are taken backstage where the Authority is shown watching on a monitor. One has to assume that Randy Orton and Bad News Barrett are happy to see their opponents this Sunday in such a tough battle now. There is obvious chemistry between Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins, allowing them to take control throughout. CM Punk and Cesaro are a resilient pair though, clawing their way back to make this a real struggle. Cesaro is surprisingly the guy to get the hot tag, coming in with some great showings of strength. That gets thwarted by a Pele kick from Rollins. Unfortunately, this is all cut short by the arrival of the Authority, as they enter the ring and attack. The match ends in a double disqualification in 10:20!Sheamus runs in from the crowd and whacks Roman Reigns in the back with a steel chair, evening it up as he, Bad News Barrett, Batista and Randy Orton pound away on the four Superstars who competed in the match. Despite the even odds, the fact that these men just had a grueling match gives the Authority the upper hand. That is, until the theme of Big E hits. He charges the ring, going straight for Batista. This results in the competitors from the match and Big E being able to cause the Authority to retreat. Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins check on Roman Reigns, who is still feeling the effects of the chair shot.
Before our next match, a graphic appears to tell us that Season One of Total Divas is now available on the WWE Network! EVA MARIE VS. NIKKI BELLA; To promote the arrival of the first season of Total Divas on the WWE Network, two of the stars do battle here. Normally, Brie Bella would be at Nikki’s side, but she was on commentary here. She claimed that she’s ready for her match Sunday, despite what has happened to her lately. However, she doesn’t get to talk much as Nikki is able to polish off the inexperienced Diva with the Rack Attack quickly. Nikki Bella defeats Eva Marie in 1:26!The referee raises Nikki Bella’s hand as Brie enters the ring and applauds her. They hug as Eva Marie lays on the ground beside them. While Brie is ready for her title shot in two nights, it certainly looks like Nikki is ready for a potential future title shot.
In the back, we see Big E preparing for a match tonight when the Director of Operations shows up. Big E readies for a fight but Kane says he’s only here to inform him of something. He tells him that his match is next and it’s against a Money in the Bank participant in Alberto Del Rio! ALBERTO DEL RIO VS. BIG E; Both of these men are set for big matches in two nights, but are put to the test against one another. If you recall, shortly before Payback last month, these two met with Big E pulling out the win. Alberto Del Rio is wise enough to avoid the things that cost him that match, focusing on the arm of Big E. He maliciously goes after the arm, but Big E tries using his power to combat this. Unfortunately, without the use of his arm, that becomes a tougher task as the match goes on. Del Rio ends up on the apron, and Big E takes him out with a big spear through the ropes. With both men on the floor, Batista strolls down to ringside calmly. Both guys get up around the count of six, but Big E spots Batista and goes after him. Del Rio rolls in just before the official counts to ten. Alberto Del Rio defeats Big E via countout in 6:26!Big E hears the bell ring, turning towards the ring and realizing what just happened. Batista, up by the entrance now, laughs in his direction. Alberto Del Rio notices what happened and he raises his arms in victory. The fans boo while Big E looks on furiously after Batista exits.
Backstage, Byron Saxton is standing by with Cody Rhodes. He asks him about his singles victory this past Monday on Raw. Cody replies by saying that he knew that something like that would help him turn things around. He is looking forward to another singles match after Money in the Bank. Goldust enters the picture and admits that he is proud of Cody, but disappointed in his own performance. Cody tells him not to worry, but Goldust cuts him off, saying that he will make sure to make an impact tonight. KOFI KINGSTON AND ROB VAN DAM VS. RYBAXEL; With a WWE Tag Team Title shot in two nights, Rob Van Dam and Kofi Kingston do their best to not overlook the tough team of Rybaxel. Curtis Axel uses his mat wrestling ability to wear down Kingston, before Ryback enters and does some damage with his power. Kingston continually gets cut off from making the tag, until he finally is able to do so. Van Dam comes in with a top rope kick, before hitting an enziguri. They knock Ryback off the apron before debuting their double team finisher. RVD hits Rolling Thunder just as Kofi strikes with the Boom Drop. That’s enough for the win. Kofi Kingston and Rob Van Dam defeat Rybaxel in 5:31!Cheers are heard from the crowd as Rob Van Dam and Kofi Kingston pull out another win. Their new finishing move is going to prove to be incredibly tough for the Usos to combat, especially after they got into it this past Monday night. This might be the biggest test to the Tag Team Champions since they won the belts.
Renee Young is now standing by with Christian. She asks for his thoughts on his upcoming match this Sunday against Bo Dallas on the Money in the Bank Kickoff show. Christian claims that he’s already beaten Bo Dallas before, so that’s not a major concern of his. “What does concern me a bit is that mean streak that he showed after I beat him.” Christian admits that even with that, he will shut Bo up, once and for all on Sunday.
Returning to the ring, Lana and Alexander Rusev are standing in the middle of it. Lana cuts a short promo on Jack Swagger and Zeb Colter. She says that their fight for the United States is futile because Mother Russia is the most powerful country in the world. “Tonight however, is not about either country. Tonight is about the Super Athlete Rusev, proving once again that he is the most dominant Superstar in the history of the WWE.” She issues the Open Invitational Challenge, which is answered by Goldust. ALEXANDER RUSEV OPEN INVITATIONAL: ALEXANDER RUSEV W/ LANA VS. GOLDUST; Surprisingly, Goldust is here without Cody Rhodes. His brother does stroll out to the entrance about a minute into this match, but it doesn’t last much longer than that. Goldust starts hot but eventually falls victim to the Accolade like so many others before him. Alexander Rusev defeats Goldust in 2:46!Cody Rhodes charges the ring when Alexander Rusev refuses to break the hold, but once Lana gives the signal he does. Cody doesn’t attack, opting to check on his brother instead. The Bulgarian Brute looks down on them as Lana raises his hand. He looks more than ready for Jack Swagger in two nights.
A recap airs to promote the Daniel Bryan/Bray Wyatt match for this Sunday. We see it go all the way back to Bray threatening Brie Bella and Bryan’s retaliation on Luke Harper and Erick Rowan. The last clips shown are from Monday night, when Bray took out Bryan and sat down with his head in his lap as Harper and Rowan laid the belts on his shoulders. They meet for the first time since the Royal Rumble in two nights. RANDY ORTON VS. ROMAN REIGNS; Despite what happened earlier tonight, neither guy brings any backup with him. That makes for one interesting battle as the two stars slug it out. Roman Reigns’ hot start gets cut short by Randy Orton moving to some wear down holds. After a commercial break, Reigns rallies out of a sleeper and hits the apron dropkick. He enters the ring, punching the mat to set up for the Superman Punch. He nails it and backs into the corner for the spear. As he charges in for it, Orton just blatantly kicks him in the groin, causing the official to call for the bell. Roman Reigns defeats Randy Orton via disqualification in 8:54!Randy Orton follows the low blow by stepping back and stalking Roman Reigns for the punt. However, Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins run in from the stands to make the save. Obviously, this brings out Sheamus, Bad News Barrett and Batista. Again, this causes Dolph Ziggler, Big E and the Money in the Bank participants to run in. The show ends with a major brawl that brings the Money in the Bank match, Big E’s feud with Batista and the Intercontinental Title rivalry together.
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Jun 13, 2015 9:02:13 GMT -5
6/28/14 Edition
- The WWE has discussed potentially breaking up the Shield sometime down the line. They realize that their face turn at the start of the year has given them new life and they are more popular than ever, so there's no need to make the move now. However, the WWE sees extremely high ceilings for all three members and would like to see what they do on their own. They're already trying it by giving Roman Reigns some singles matches on Pay-Per-View.
- There is talk of having the WWE Intercontinental Title headline a Pay-Per-View sometime this year. There is a ton of effort being put into making the mid card, tag team and women's titles very important. This is why you're seeing the Authority involved with the Women's, United States and Intercontinental Title pictures. More focus is set to be put on the Tag Team Titles heading into SummerSlam.
- Batista is set to take some time off to promote Guardians of the Galaxy. He will still be featured in major angles as he won't be written off. The plan is for the Authority to just admit that Batista is off being a huge star. Batista also recently landed a role as the newest villain in the next James Bond film. Casting is still going on for other roles and filming isn't expected to start until late this year or early next year, when Batista would have to take some legit time off.
- Shortly after the untimely passing of the Ultimate Warrior, the WWE Network aired a documentary of Superstars discussing him. Sting was included in that video but we haven't had any other word about him. We can officially tell you today that he has indeed signed a deal with the WWE. Unfortunately, there is no word on whether that includes actually appearing on television or wrestling a match. So far, it only includes appearing on the WWE Network and merchandise.
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