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Post by Rated R on Jun 9, 2008 14:36:56 GMT -5
Ashley Massaro Beth Phoenix Brian Kendrick Candice Michelle - InjuredCarlito Charlie Haas Chris Jericho – Intercontinental ChampionCody Rhodes – World Tag Team ChampionDH Smith Hardcore Holly – World Tag Team ChampionJeff Hardy Jerry Lawler Jillian Hall Jim Duggan Jim Ross John Bradshaw Layfield John Cena JTG Katie Lea Burchill Lance Cade Lilan Garcia Maria Kanellis Melina Mickie James – Women’s ChampionMr. Kennedy - SuspendedPaul Burchill Paul London Randy Orton – InjuredRobbie McAllister Ron Simmons Rory McAllister – InjuredSantino Marella - SuspendedShad Gaspard Shawn Michaels Snitsky - SuspendedSteve Austin Super Crazy Ted Dibiase Jr. Todd Grisham Trevor Murdoch Triple H – WWE ChampionUmaga Val Venis William Regal – SuspendedBatista Big Show Cherry Chuck Palumbo Curt Hawkins Decue Domino Edge – World Heavyweight ChampionEve Torres Festus Dalton Finlay Funaki - SuspendedGregory Helms - InjuredHornswoggle Jamie Noble Jesse Dalton Jimmy Wang Yang Jonathan Coachman Lena Yada Mark Henry Maryse Ouellet Matt Hardy – United States ChampionMichael Cole Michelle McCool Mick Foley Montel Vontavious Porter Natayla Neidhart Rey Mysterio – InjuredShannon Moore The Great Khali Vickie Guerrero Victoria Vladimir Kozlov Zack Ryder Armando Estrada Bam Neely Big Daddy V Chavo Guerrero - SuspendedCM Punk Colin Delany Dusty Rhodes Elijah Burke John Morrison – Suspended, WWE Tag Team ChampionKane – ECW Heavyweight ChampionKelly Kelly Kofi Kingston Layla El Matt Striker Mike Adamale Mike Knox - SuspendedNunzio Shelton Benjamin Stevie Richards Tazz The Boogeyman The Miz – WWE Tag Team ChampionTommy Dreamer
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Post by Rated R on Jun 9, 2008 14:37:16 GMT -5
TLC Match for the World Heavyweight Championship – If Undertaker loses he must leave WWEEdge Def. Undertaker Last Man Standing Match for the WWE ChampionshipTriple H Def. Randy Orton First Blood MatchJohn Cena Def. JBL Stretcher MatchBatista Def. Shawn Michaels Falls Count AnywhereJeff Hardy Def. Umaga Singapore Cane MatchBig Show Def. WWE Tag Team Champion John Morrison, Tommy Dreamer, Chavo Guerrero and CM Punk "I Quit" MatchBeth Phoenix Def. Melina
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Post by zombiesx on Jun 9, 2008 14:40:32 GMT -5
Well nothing really to say so far, other than good luck my man, I can not wait to see how that turns out. Please reply to my chikara.
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Post by Iron Man on Jun 9, 2008 14:41:18 GMT -5
You've had some good modern day WWE diaries and seeing that you are doing it in TEW should make it more interesting.
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Post by Markw on Jun 9, 2008 14:42:01 GMT -5
Good Luck with this, hopefully it's Jeff Hardy v Triple H at NOC. Reply to WE 06 Please?
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Post by iyfwkidzc on Jun 9, 2008 14:43:03 GMT -5
This looks good Rated R. Can't wait.
Reply to Comedy Sims Wrestling?
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Post by Rated R on Jun 9, 2008 15:16:58 GMT -5
Wrestling Observer Newsletter Massive Breaking News: Wellness policy suspensions.
Today World Wrestling Entertainment announced an update to their pre existing drug policy. The main point of the new policy is that all prior suspensions will be erased, and that workers now have three chances, no matter if they have previously failed. this is due to the fact that WWE are using a new company for their drug tests, which is much more comprehensive that before.
This was announced as eight contracted WWE employees failed the first round of testing. All will be suspended for thirty days as a result:
Anthony Carelli (Santino Marella) – Steroids Chavo Guerrero – Steroids Gene Snitsky – Steroids John Hennigan (John Morrison) – Steroids Ken Anderson (Mr. Kennedy) – Steroids Mike Knox – Steroids Sho Funaki – Steroids
It should be noted that William Regal will remain suspended as he failed the test prior to the changes, and understood the consequences.
Other WWE News
WWE plan to bring up a number of developmental talent in the coming weeks. WWE have also contacted at least one former WWE talent in the form. Currently being talked about are Matt Sydal, Ron Killings, Chris Harris and Colt Cabana.
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Post by duan on Jun 9, 2008 15:33:20 GMT -5
damn Kennedy again! Morrison also! Damn dude. :-( FUNAKI! </3
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Post by kurtangleisgod on Jun 9, 2008 16:19:08 GMT -5
Don't halt the Morrison and Kennedy pushes man! This will be awesome man, truly great, you're last modern WWE diary rocked. Good luck
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Post by The Undertaker on Jun 9, 2008 17:15:01 GMT -5
This looks like it's gonna be good. Your other WWE was great, so i'm expecting this to be just as good, or even better than that one.
Drop a Reply to my WWE '07 - '08 please.
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Post by DTP. on Jun 9, 2008 17:17:45 GMT -5
This should be good, though this is Chavo's second breaking of the Wellness Policy :-\
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Post by Rated R on Jun 11, 2008 10:09:14 GMT -5
This should be good, though this is Chavo's second breaking of the Wellness Policy :-\ It would of been, but as the post also says, I have reworked the wellness policy to wipe the slate clean for this diary.
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Post by Rated R on Jun 11, 2008 13:45:19 GMT -5
Week One, June 2008Dark Match: Ron Killings Def. Robbie McAllister with the Axe Kick. (6:12)The usual RAW opening package aired, followed by clips of the RAW side of One Night Stand. Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler then welcomed everybody to the show. “The Time is Now” hit the speakers as John Cena made his way to the ring, to a mixed reaction from the crowd. Cena cut an in ring promo on how he beat John Bradshaw Layfield at One Night Stand and that he now wants another shot at the WWE Championship. Cena was interrupted by Jeff Hardy, who told Cena that he wasn’t the only RAW superstar to win at One Night Stand, and that the next challenger for the WWE Championship should be Jeff Hardy. Vince McMahon then appeared on the screen, and made the announcement that tonight’s main event will be John Cena V. Jeff Hardy, with the winner challenging Triple H at Night of Champion. Shad Gaspard Def. Super Crazy (5:57) A decent match, although the crowd were not really into it. Shad dominated the majority of this match, although Super Crazy got some offence in the earlier parts of the match. Shad connected with the Running Big Boot for the win. RAW cut to Trevor Murdoch backstage with Vince McMahon. Murdoch requested a match with Lance Cade for later tonight. Vince told Murdoch that Murdoch had his match, and that it would happen later on RAW. WWE Women’s Championship Mickie James Def. Katie Lea (9:36) A solid diva’s match. The Lea Burchill name has apparently been dropped. Katie Lea put on a great performance, and is a definite threat to the women’s championship, as displayed here. Mickie looked strong as always, and controlled the later parts of this match, hitting the Long Kiss Goodnight for the win. Post match Paul Burchill made the run in and grabbed hold of Mickie James, allowing Katie Lea to continually kick Mickie in the ribs. Mr. Kennedy made the save, nailing Paul Burchill with a massive right hand, sending both Burchill and Katie Lea backstage. RAW cut to Ted Dibiase and Ted Dibiase Jr. backstage. Dibiase Sr. cut a promo hyping the skills of Ted Dibiase Jr., and that at he had arranged a deal with Vince McMahon to ensure that his son would get a World Tag Team Championship match at Night of Champions, and that he would be looking for a partner who is also “priceless”. The Hooligans Def. Carlito & Santino Marella (12:59) A great tag team match. All four men put on a good performance, and the crowd really got into the fast paced match. Carlito controlled the early parts of the match against Paul London, but the tide turned when Santino Marella and Carlito began double teaming London, causing Brian Kendrick to hit a suicide dive onto both of his opponents, taking both men out. The match continued back and forth from there, with Kendrick showing a much riskier style of wrestling, and London hit the 450 splash on Marella for the win. A video package highlighted Shawn Michaels loss to Batista at One Night Stand, and that Chris Jericho has invited Shawn Michaels to appear on the Highlight Reel tonight on RAW. RAW cut to Mr. Kennedy backstage. Kennedy cut a promo on how Burchill has made an enemy out of the wrong person, and that up next, he will show exactly why that is when he destroys Burchill in the middle of the ring. Mr. Kennedy Def. Paul Burchill via DQ (11:39) Although Kennedy seems to be playing the face in this feud he certainly didn’t act like one in this match, using a number of dirty moves to take control. Burchill proved that he could handle matches against the stars of RAW, using his strength to fight back, and nearly getting the win a number of times. Burchill focused on powerful moves to keep control, but Kennedy managed to hit a dropkick on Burchill out of nowhere. Kennedy fought back, putting on one hell of a performance at the same time, and the fans really got behind him. Kennedy set Burchill up for the Mic Check but Burchill managed to escape the ring first. Burchill grabbed a steel chair from ringside and waited for Kennedy to go after him, before blasting the chair over Kennedy’s skull, causing the disqualification. After the match Burchill continued the attacked on Kennedy, hitting him with the chair multiple times. Burchill finished the brutal assault by shoving the chair straight into Kennedy's throat. RAW cut to Umaga backstage, tearing into the food table. John Cena walked past him and made a joke about Umaga eating like a savage. Umaga took offence and attempted to attack Cena, but was held back by staff members. Cena told Umaga that if he wants some, to come and get some, before leaving as Umaga shouted something unrecognizable. Lance Cade Def. Trevor Murdoch (12:54) A good match, although there was nothing spectacular about it. Both men focused on ground based moves, such as powerful grapples and brawling. Cade looked strong throughout, and the crowd really started to buy into him as a threat. The crowd seemed to like Murdoch as a face, but this gave Cade the advantage when he jumped Murdoch from behind when Murdoch started singing to members of the crowd. Cade dominated from there, and eventually hit a big Lariat for the win. The set for Chris Jericho’s highlight reel was set up, with Jericho already in the ring. Jericho talked about how Shawn Michaels could not pick up the win at One Night Stand, despite the support that he had provided. Jericho then called out Shawn Michaels, who made his way to the ring still hurting from the Stretcher Match. Michaels told Jericho that he never needed any help, and that all Jericho had done was embarrass the both of them. Jericho told Michaels that if he wasn’t so pathetic then there would not be a problem. Michaels then shocked the crowd by slapping Jericho across the face. Jericho told Michaels that he was a bigger man than Michaels, and challenged him to a match at Night of Champions. Michaels accepted and left the ring with his head down, as Jericho grinned from the ring. Winner Challenges Triple H at Night of Champions Jeff Hardy Def. John Cena (18:32) Not the best main event in history. The match really seemed to drag, and there was a definite lack of flow throughout. Jeff seemed off his game early in the match, but as the match went on he got into the flow of things. Cena looked strong throughout, controlling the early parts of the match with little problem. Jeff managed to hit a tornado DDT to take control, and used his quick high octane style to take control. Cena managed to counter a top rope move with a dropkick to get back into the match, and the match went back and forth from there. Cena managed to set Jeff up for the F-U, but Jeff managed to reverse it into a hurricarana. Jeff then hit the Swanton Bomb, followed by the pinfall for the win. After the match Umaga ran down the ramp and attacked John Cena. Jeff Hardy attempted to stop the attack but was caught with a big kick to the skull. Umaga continued the assault on Cena, and finished off with a big Samoan Spike. As RAW went off the air Umaga stood tall over the body of John Cena.
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Post by zombiesx on Jun 11, 2008 13:55:45 GMT -5
Wow let me first say that I hate people having such great talent work Dark Matches, and WWE is worst for this. I do think Ron should have been in the card in a match that was aired, but whatever seeing that you are writing the brand.
Really I would have used Ron against Super Crazy, because I do not like the idea of booking Shad alone, just does not seem to good. But then again Cryme Tyme is a sweet team I love to see, so that could be why.
Your second match made sense seeing that Kennedy is usually a mid carder/main event person, but really I would like to see you push Burchil. I have always like him, and I hate Kennedy really, because I think he is terribly over rated.
I like how you have Cade and Murdoch fighting it out, such a nice match there I do not like either star in it as wrestlers, or people. But they can work well together/against each other as it has been shown.
I loved the segment of the Highlight Reel, pretty nice to see you include it in your diary. I remember watching the two go at it before, and the feud was great. So I hope this is going to be a major feud in the future.
THANK YOU! Though Hardy botches a lot, I would rather see that than John Cena's over rated ass steep into the ring with Triple H.
One thing I would like to say is this would be week two, and it was a nice RAW in my eyes. I can not truly wait until your next show, I love the layout and everything it is very nice! Keep up the great work!
Please reply to my Chikara.
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Post by Iron Man on Jun 11, 2008 14:14:32 GMT -5
Some good stuff Rated R. Was expecting you to do the opposite and have Hardy beat Cena tbh but meh. I thinK Cena/HHH would be better at an event like SummerSlam or something. Liked the ending though. Hopefully you debut Killings soon. Jericho/HBK at NOC is going to be sick and hopefully a heel turn comes out of it somewhere. Glad Kennedy won by DQ so there is more left of this feud.
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Post by LAXxxx305 on Jun 11, 2008 16:42:21 GMT -5
Roster looks good. Cool, the drug test is realistic. I really want TEW. Shad beating Crazy is good didn't really expect anything. Mickie winning is cool, nothing to say about this match either. Yes, kind of looks like you're pushing the HooliganZ. Awesomeness. Glad Kennedy won but, isn't Kennedy suspended for failing drug test? Cade winning is fine with me. YES, Hardy might be Champ. Everything is good but, the Kennedy thing is kind of confusing me a little bit. Can't wait for ECW.
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Post by Jord on Jun 12, 2008 2:41:33 GMT -5
The drug test you done was realistic, and suspending some main people is good in a way, as it gives midcarders time to shine. I wasn't expecting Hardy to go over Cena as I expected a HHH/Cena/Hardy match at NOC. Katie/Mickie was good, they're both solid workers. Kennedy/Burchill is also kick-ass, as they both rule. Drop a reply to TNA 2005?
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Post by Stuffs "Thunder" Liger on Jun 12, 2008 3:13:35 GMT -5
This should be good, though this is Chavo's second breaking of the Wellness Policy :-\ It would of been, but as the post also says, I have reworked the wellness policy to wipe the slate clean for this diary. Yeah... that's kind of "what the is even the point of using the "drug tests" then."
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Post by Rated R on Jun 12, 2008 10:46:20 GMT -5
It would of been, but as the post also says, I have reworked the wellness policy to wipe the slate clean for this diary. Yeah... that's kind of "what the is even the point of using the "drug tests" then." I'm still using the drugs test, but I dont want to be hampered by people who have already failed, but I have decided to go with the current wellness policy rules, so the post has been updated.
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Post by Rated R on Jun 12, 2008 11:38:50 GMT -5
PW Insider WWE News: Fallout from the latest Drugs Scandal
As seen on RAW last night Mr. Kennedy (Ken Anderson) was wrote out of any future storylines via an injury angle. Paul Burchill shoved a steel chair into the throat of Kennedy, which has written him for his one month suspension.
The other big suspension is that of John Hennigan, commonly known as John Morrison. With Morrison being one half of the WWE Tag Team Champions it is currently unknown what status the champions are in, especially with Night of Champions coming up. An announcement regarding the title’s is expected on either ECW or SmackDown this week.
Other’s suspended are Anthony Carelli (Santino Marella), Chavo guerrero, Gene Snitsky, Mike Knox and Sho Funaki.
Due to the suspensions it is expected that several lower card talents may get a push, although there has been talk of bringing in development talent.
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