- The fact that Zack Ryder would have some vocal fans at Monday's RAW in Long Island, New York was no secret going into the show. This was talked about internally and the decision was made to have him perform on Superstars only. People within WWE were upset that Ryder wasn't used with the feeling that he's got himself over with fans using social media and without a normal WWE push, and he wasn't even put on RAW because the company knew he would get a bigger reaction than some of the stars they push on TV.
Former WWE Tag Team Champion Says He's Returning Posted by Steve Carrier on 06/15/2011 at 07:32 PM
- Former WWE star Trevor Murdoch, who had recent tryout matches with the company, says he's returning soon. Here are some highlights from an interview with Pitch.com.
How do you feel about returning to WWE?
I've been doing this since I was 18 years old. So I'm at an age where when I went to WWE the first time I was 25 years old and I'm really excited that I'm still at a young enough age that I'm going to be able to go back and do some good things on TV. My [5-year-old] son is now old enough to see me and understand that daddy is on TV and he loves pro wrestling. So I'm fired up to be able to get back to working on TV again for sure.
You recently had a tryout with WWE. How did that go?
They went great actually. The first night I wrestled Evan Bourne. The second night I wrestled Jey Uso. My concern going back wasn't the wrestling part. It was there's a lot of new faces on the WWE roster. They're almost all new faces. And I was concerned that I was going to get back there and on one was going to know me or everyone was going to snub me a little bit. "Who's this guy?" and "he's just going to try to take our spot." But when I went back, everyone was super nice and were extremely respectful and excited to see me. It was a very welcoming experience. Not to mention that I had two really good matches.
Do you have an indication of what WWE wants you to do when you get there?
No, actually. I'm kind of an open book and can do whatever I gotta do to have a good time but also to put on some good matches and also focus more on the sports entertainment side rather than just the pro wrestling. When I went in the first time, I wouldn't say I was naive, but I was more focused on the just the wrestling part. Whereas, now that I'm a little bit older and I look back on it ... I'm going to focus just as much on the entertainment part as I am the wrestling part. The last time I was there, I was like, I was trained by Harley Race. The cream will rise to the top. I'm a pro wrestler. As long as I have great matches, everything will be fine. That's only one part of it.
Andy Discusses What's Next, His WWE Future, More Posted by Steve Carrier on 06/16/2011 at 12:08 AM
- WWE Tough Enough winner Andy Leavine recently spoke with WWE.com about winning the show, his future with WWE and more. Here are some of the highlights:
The interview noted that before his official WWE debut match, Andy will be sent to FCW to train with Hall of Famers there.
The slap and Stunner from Vince McMahon & Steve Austin on RAW: "It's important that you pay your dues to the guys who came up in this business. I guess that was my official welcome to WWE."
Working with Dusty Rhodes and Ricky Steamboat now: "First in 'Tough Enough,' and now in preparation for my impending WWE career, I get the opportunity to learn from the best. Their overall influence and wisdom are the biggest advantages I have toward becoming a true force to be reckoned with."
Moving forward in WWE: "I welcome all the challenges that I'm going to face. I am proud of winning 'Tough Enough.' However, now it's time to slap on the belt, tighten it up and get my WWE career rolling. I have no qualms about facing anybody in WWE. The more matches I can get, the better. That's how you become experienced. That's how you move your way up."
Powerplays between Commissioner Kevin Nash, Acting Commissioner Jeff Jarrett and the Executive Committee continue with SuperBrawl2000 just four days away, as Thunder rolls through Phili, PA. Terry Taylor and Jeff Jarrett in the ring, Kaz Hiashi vs. The Artist, Norman Smiley vs. The Wall, Van Hammmer vs. Tank Abbott, Team Package on the mic, The Harris Brothers vs. Billy Kidman and Vampiro, Big Vito vs. Crowbar - Street Fight, Mark Johnson vs. Mickie Jay, Fit Finlay vs. Brian Knobs w/ Jimmy Hart as Special Referee - Cast match, Hulk Hogan promo, Team Package vs. Terry Funk and Dustin Rhodes, Kevin Nash and Jeff Jarrett backstage.
Orton Suffers Concussion, Might Not Wrestle Sunday Posted by Dave Mitchell on 06/15/2011 at 10:09 AM
Randy Orton suffered a legitimate concussion at WWE's Smackdown house show from Madrid, Spain on Sunday. The injury occurred during the triple-threat main event match for the World Heavyweight title against Christian and Sheamus.
Orton was asked on Twitter why he didn't wrestle on RAW, to which he responded:
"because I was knocked out in Spain. U can't wrestle, or should i say, perform, the day after a concussion."
In case Orton is not medically cleared to wrestle Christian at Sunday's Capitol Punishment pay-per-view, the concussion angle WWE ran on RAW will be the explanation.
In the event that a WWE performer suffers a concussion, WWE's Wellness policy requires that hey must pass an Impact Concussion Test.
Ratings for Last Night's Three-Hour WWE All Stars Posted by Steve Carrier on 06/14/2011 at 07:02 PM
- Last night's three-hour WWE All Stars edition of Monday Night RAW with Steve Austin as the guest General Manager scored a 3.05 cable rating over all three hours. Minus the first hour, RAW would have scored a 3.26 rating.
This week's RAW averaged 4.49 million viewers over all three hours. The normal two hours averaged 4.83 million viewers.
In comparison, last week's show scored a 3.21 cable rating with 4.97 million viewers.
WWE NXT Results (6/14/11) - Lucky Cannon Is Eliminated Written by Brooks Oglesby on Jun 14, 2011 - 10:50:04 PM
WWE NXT Results - 6/14/11
-It's elimination time, as we head into the fifteenth week of NXT Redemption! Like last week, there's a promo about the love triangle between Lucky Cannon, Maryse, and Yoshi Tatsu. It ends with Hornswoggle breaking open Maryse's purse and Maryse turning on Cannon. The opening titles roll, and commentators Todd Grisham and William Regal welcome us from Providence, Rhode Island.
-Matt Striker and Maryse are in the ring, and they welcome the remaining NXT rookies to the ring one by one. Hornswoggle will apparently not be joining us for NXT tonight after R-Truth's assault last night on Raw. The rookies line up in the ring and Matt Striker reminds the rookies of what's at stake: a spot on NXT Season 6. With that said, it's time for the first challenge.
Challenge #1: Talk The Talk Challenge
-The WWE Universe will act as the judges, as usual. The rookies are to discuss who should be eliminated and why.
-Lucky Cannon says that Titus has been riding Hornswoggle's coattails all season. He says that Titus has zero charisma and will make the company zero money. Cannon says that the show has always been about him.
-Titus O'Neil says that Lucky Cannon stole that robe he's wearing out of his grandmother's closet. He says that he's smart, a graduate of the University of Florida, so he wants to review. Lucky has no redemption points, and he's been following Maryse around all season. Titus says that tonight, Cannon will be eliminated.
-Conor O'Brian says Darren Young, because he had an opportunity. He main evented SummerSlam, but he blew it. He says that Conor O'Brian never would've looked back.
-Darren Young says one thing's for sure, he won't be eliminated. He's dreamed of being a WWE Superstar for years. He wants the NXT Crown from Matt Striker and Maryse so he can move on to better things. He turns his attention to Conor and says that he's made the biggest mistake of his career. He blindsides Conor with a forearm and rushes out of the ring while Conor stares him down.
-Lucky Cannon gets booed. Conor O'Brian get booed as well. Darren Young gets a surprising pop. Titus O'Neil gets a similar pop. There's a re-cheer, and Titus gets the louder pop and the win.
Winner: Titus O'Neil, who wins 3 redemption points.
-Commercial
-Darren Young is in the ring with his pro, Chavo Guerrero. Yoshi Tatsu's music hits and out comes Yoshi.
Match #1: Yoshi Tatsu vs. Darren Young
-The two lock up, and Darren takes control with a side headlock. Yoshi fights out, but Darren takes control with a headlock takedown. They lock up again, and Yoshi takes Darren down and switches to an armlock. Darren gets to his feet and whips Yoshi, but Yoshi slides through Darren's legs and applies a kneeling armbar. Yoshi continues to work the arm, driving knees into the elbow and forearm. Yoshi gets Darren to his feet, but Darren forces Yoshi into the corner. Darren whips Yoshi into another corner, but Yoshi jumps over the charging Darren, and hits an arm drag/arm bar combo. Darren gets to his feet and pushes Yoshi into the corner, but Yoshi counters, turns Darren around and hits some Flair chops in the corner. Yoshi whips Darren out and hits a short-arm clothesline. He tries for another, but Darren ducks and hits the ropes, only to get dropped by a dropkick from Yoshi. Darren rolls out of the ring and Yoshi follows. They meet on the apron, and Darren takes control with a gut kick and neckbreaker onto the apron. JTG walks down the ramp as we go to commercial.
-Commercial
-JTG is now on commentary and Darren is in control with a side headlock. Darren hits a quick clothesline on Yoshi for a two-count. Darren drives his knee into Yoshi's back and yanks his head backwards. Darren picks Yoshi up onto his shoulders and drops him neck-first onto the top rope for a two-count. Darren drives some elbows onto Yoshi's head before going to a chinlock. The stream cut out here, but luckily, Yoshi was still in a chinlock when it came back. Yoshi fights to his feet and gets a quick crucifix pin attempt, which gets a two-count. Yoshi goes for a kick to the solar plexus which Darren catches, but Yoshi kicks Darren in the head with his other foot. Yoshi whips Darren and drops him with a chop, followed by a number of kicks. Yoshi hits a double knee attack in the corner and a spinning wheel kick. Yoshi then hits a shining wizard for a two-count. Yoshi climbs the top rope and Chavo gets onto the apron, distracting Yoshi. Darren grabs Yoshi's head and pulls him down, slamming him to the mat for the three-count.
Winner: Darren Young
-JTG runs into the ring and starts attacking Yoshi. Yoshi starts to fight back, but Darren gets involved as well, but Conor O'Brian and Vladimir Kozlov come out and clear house before any more damage can be done.
-Commercial
-Maryse is backstage with Lucky Cannon. She apologizes for overreacting last week. Lucky says that it's fine, and "that troll" is going to pay for it. Maryse says that her broken purse got fixed anyways, and she used Cannon's credit card. She kisses Cannon on the cheek as he half-heartedly says "..Great."
-Commercial
-Tyson Kidd's music hits and out he comes with Lucky Cannon. Cannon gets a mic and says what R-Truth did to Hornswoggle on Raw was great. He says that the only thing that would make him luckier is if he got to do the same thing to Hornswoggle when he gets back. Hornswoggle's music hits and out comes Titus O'Neil by himself.
Match #2: Titus O'Neil vs. Lucky Cannon
-Lucky taunts Titus, saying "Where's Hornswoggle?" Titus forces Cannon into the corner and hits some elbows and strikes. He whips Cannon hard back into the corner and hits a backbreaker on Cannon. Titus hits a scoop slam for a two-count. Cannon rolls out of the ring and Titus follows. Cannon rolls back into the ring, taking control when Titus follows. He stomps away at Titus, forcing him down in the corner. He chokes Titus on the bottom rope and then drives some knees into Titus' back before applying a modified surfboard stretch. Titus gets to his feet, but Cannon slams him back down. Titus gets to his feet again and the rookies trade strikes, but Cannon takes Titus down with a big kick for a two-count. Cannon hits a leg drop for a quick pin attempt before going back to his modified surfboard stretch. Titus gets to his feet and whips Cannon into the corner, but he bounces out and drops Titus with a clothesline. Lucky than applies a rear chinlock. He slams Titus to the ground and mocks Titus' bark taunt. Titus gets up and throws Cannon at the ropes and hits some strikes and a running shoulder block. A flying clothesline puts Cannon down again. Titus then hits a fallaway slam and a pin on Cannon, but Cannon grabs the bottom rope before 3. Cannon rolls out to the apron and snaps the back of Titus' neck onto the rope. He gets back into the ring and attempts the Lucky Break, but Titus wiggles off and Cannon walks right into the Clash of the Titus for the three-count.
Winner: Titus O'Neil
-Commercial
Elimination
-The rookies are lined up at ringside. Maryse says that it's been a rough night, and it's about to get rougher, as someone's about to go home. With that said, it's time to find out who is the next rookie to be eliminated.
-Lucky Cannon has been eliminated.
-Cannon looked like he knew it was coming, and gets the mic. He asks if we expected us to be upset. He says that the voting was a joke, just like this show. He says that he should be on Smackdown, beating up Randy Orton. Titus O'Neil interrupts from the ring, singing "Na na na na! Na na na na! Hey hey hey! Goodbye!" and the WWE Universe joins in. Maryse interrupts Titus, saying that this was unfair and goes to stop Cannon. She says that she appreciates all the gifts that Cannon gave her, but she talked to her purse guy, and he said that her purse wasn't even worth 5 dollars. Maryse asks what he has to say for himself, but she slaps Cannon before he can talk. Cannon walks up the ramp, saying that it's still all about him to end the show.
TNA Signs a Former WWE Talent Posted by Steve Carrier on 06/14/2011 at 07:45 PM
TNA has reportedly signed second generation wrestler Dakota Darsow to a contract. Dakota is the son of former WWE star Barry Darsow, also known as The Repo Man and Smash of Demolition. Darsow was signed to a WWE developmental deal from 2008 to 2009.
Darsow worked a dark match before the Impact tapings at the end of May, losing to independent wrestler Jesse Sorensen.
Zack Ryder & Jericho Comment On WWE's Snub Posted by Dave Mitchell on 06/14/2011 at 01:47 PM
After WWE failed to book Long Island native Zack Ryder on Monday's episode of RAW from the Nassau Coliseum, WWE star Dolph Ziggler went on Twitter and said the company "kicked [Ryder] in the nuts."
Former WWE star Chris Jericho is the latest person to speak out about Ryder being left off television in front of his hometown crowd. Jericho tweeted on Tuesday:
"So LAME that WWE didn't include @ZackRyder on Raw last night. No reason not to!! Wrestling is supposed to be FUN remember? Time to riot..."
Zack Ryder commented on the situation, but was careful not to come off as bitter .. He wrote:
"I wasn't on Raw...(besides all the Ryder signs and chants)...but you can catch me this Thursday on WWE Superstars."
Wade Barrett showed support for Ryder as well on Tuesday, tweeting, "WWWYKI."
- This isn't confirmed but it appears that WWE has released second generation star Wes Brisco from his developmental also as he was removed from the FCW roster page yesterday. Brisco is the son of WWE Hall of Famer Gerald Brisco.
- There were lots of chants for Zack Ryder last night during RAW from his hometown in Long Island. The louder chants came during the Sheamus vs. Santino Marella match. One fan in attendance said Ryder got the third biggest reaction of the night when he came out for Superstars - right behind Steve Austin and John Cena's pops from the crowd.
Hogan and Bischoff pleased with Impact taping Posted by Corbin Nordhoff on 06/14/2011 at 11:17 AM
Eric Bischoff posted the following on his Facebook page:
"Saw some magic last night at the iMPACT tapings in Orlando. Saw a fire in certain talent that I haven't seen in YEARS! Announce team was on the money. Slowly, but surely we are going to get there!"
Hulk Hogan also posted the following on his Twitter account:
"Sting is really turning it up,worked with him in a situation last night and I saw something come from him I've never seen before, he's on HH"
What Happened After RAW Last Night with Austin Posted by Steve Carrier on 06/14/2011 at 10:58 AM
- Neil sent the following:
Just got back from RAW at Nassau and it was easily the best RAW I've been to in a while. The crowd was super hot all night and loved Austin. After RAW went off the air on USA, The Miz came out to face John Cena in a Street Fight for the WWE Title.
Sheamus, Punk, R-Truth and Miz all ended up beating Cena. Punk mocked Steve Austin and had a "beer bash" but with Diet Pepsi. Austin's music hit and he came out with Stunners for everyone. Cena hit the Attitude Adjustment on Miz to win the match and send everyone home super happy.
Zack Ryder talks about his YouTube show and more Posted by Roscoe De Soto on 06/13/2011 at 04:02 PM
Zack Ryder recently spoke with Newsday, here are the highlights:
On starting Z! True Long Island Story: "What happened was that about three months ago I was sick of just not being on TV, sick of just sitting in the background on the sidelines. So I created my opportunity. I created my own Youtube account. My parents got me a Flipcam for Christmas. And I started to make my own shows. And 16 episodes later, more than a million views, it's starting to pick up All my days off is basically doing that show. It's thinking of things and messing around with my friends. They'll help me film stuff, like the Superstars General Managerjust things to create controversy in a funny, light hearted way I think I had no creative output before, so they really didn't know who I was. I had a couple matches here and there, but I never really had a chance to show who I really was, my personality and show how charismatic I was. Now this show has taken off. Guys like John Cena, The Miz, 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin, Chris Jericho are all praising me on Twitter and stuff like that. I wrote the bonus forward to Chris Jericho's book. It's just unbelievable. I think everyone is starting to notice."
Does He Get Heat Over The Show?: "At first, I was afraid too. I thought, 'Am I going to get in trouble?' But I'm not trying to cause any problems. I just want to get my name out there and create my own opportunity, and make some money for the company and for myself. Now they're really getting behind it. Like you said, there are signs every single week. My T-Shirts are selling out, and I'm not even on television. It's unheard of. So, I think they have to get behind it. As far as I know, I haven't been punished. But before I started the Youtube show, I was at the bottom of the cardthe bottom. How much worse of a position could I have dropped to, you know? So it had to go up. That was my mind set. I was just sick of being at the bottom, knowing I could be so much more. It was all or nothing, basically."
On His Frustrations: "I guess I am grateful that I have a job in WWE, but that my plan my whole life. So, it's kind of expected for me. So I'm not satisfied with my spot on the card. I definitely want to move up. And that's what I'm going to do. Or at least I'm going to try my best and go out swinging. I'm not going to just sit back and say, 'Oh, I should have done that,' or 'I should have done this.' When my time comes to an end, I know I'll have no regrets I've been under contract for five years. I've been on television for four. So that's a pretty long time. So many people come and go in four years. But I have all the time in the world. I'm only 26. I'm one of the youngest guys on the roster. I'm not going to stop until everyone in this world knows who Zack Ryder is."
On Creating His Character: "It was way before The Jersey Shore. I was with Curt Hawkins as the Edge Headsa long haired blonde kid. And I needed a change. I needed something different. So I just took my real personality, turned the volume way up, cut the hair, went to all the clubs on Long Island, like GLO, and fist pumped with all my broskies until I finally found who I really was, and portrayed it to the world, throwing up the 'LI' hand signal. And 'Woo-woo-woo' is taking over I'm definitely not mocking Long Island in any way, shape or form. I love where I'm from. I love Long Island. It's supposed to be showing the world about Long Island. I'm walking out there throwing up the 'LI' hand signal. Everything's Long Island. It's showing it off. It's not mocking it in any way. So I hope no one feels that way. If they do--Oh well. I'll send them a T-Shirt.'
On Being Trained By Mikey Whipreck At Long Island's New York Wrestling Connection: "I wanted to be a wrestler my entire life, so right out of high school I found NYWC, which is in Deer Park. And, Mikey Whipreck, from the original ECW, was the trainer. And I just learned all the basics, learned everything I needed to know. Myself, Curt Hawkins, Trent Baretta We're all the WWE and we all came out of that school. So it's definitely a good place to learn the ropes, so to speak (Whipreck) taught us everything from headlocks to paying your taxes. He knew everything. And he was the perfect teacher because he actually experienced it, as opposed to other people who don't know anything and are training people and are basically stealing people's money."
Kane def. Alberto Del Rio by Disqualification Sin Cara, Ezekiel Jackson & Daniel Bryan def. Intercontinental Champion Wade Barrett, Cody Rhodes & Ted DiBiase Sheamus def. Santino Marella Rey Mysterio def. Christian by Disqualification R-Truth vs. John Morrison ended in a No Contest U.S. Champion Kofi Kingston & Evan Bourne def. Dolph Ziggler & Jack Swagger "Rowdy" Roddy Piper def. The Miz with special guest referee Alex Riley Kelly Kelly, Eve, Gail Kim, Beth Phoenix, Natalya, Kaitlyn & AJ def. Divas Champion Brie Bella, Nikki Bella, Maryse, Melina, Alicia Fox, Tamina & Rosa Mendes CM Punk def. WWE Champion John Cena in a Non-title Match
Raw results: Fountainhead By: Greg Adkins June 13, 2011 Tags: Raw: June 13, 2011 UNIONDALE, N.Y. - With Capitol Punishment a mere six days away, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin took the helm of the S.S. Raw and guided her through some turbulent seas.
CM Punk def. WWE Champion John Cena in a Non-Title Match (WATCH | PHOTOS) R-Truth is crazy like a fox. As the No. 1 contender for the WWE Title, Truth plotted to improve his odds going into this Sundays Capitol Punishment, when he will face off against WWE Champion John Cena. As The Champ competed against CM Punk, he proved unrelenting in his attack. Never one to give up, Cena fought through The Second City Saviors assault.
And since The New Nexus was banned from ringside, The Champ probably thought he was in for a fair fight. Alas, Truth wasnt about to let that happen, not with a mere six days until their title match at Capitol Punishment. The Jimmy hating jerk distracted Cena, handing Punk the opportunity he needed to overcome The Champ. Truth then snatched the WWE Title, clobbered Cena in the face with it and taunted his incapacitated adversary.
Stone Cold Steve Austin announced next week will be Raw: Power to the People (WATCH) The Texas Rattlesnake promised that the WWE Universe will soon get to call the shots. Stone Cold Steve Austin announced that next week will be Raw: Power to the People, one night that allows the WWE Universe to have their voices heard loud and clear, determining matches, stipulations and more. To put an exclamation point on his statement, The Texas Rattlesnake destroyed the anonymous GMs laptop computer for good measure.
Kelly Kelly, Eve, Gail Kim, Beth Phoenix, Natalya, Kaitlyn & AJ def. Divas Champion Brie Bella, Nikki Bella, Maryse, Melina, Alicia Fox, Tamina & Rosa Mendes (WATCH | PHOTOS) For an appearance on the game show The Price is Right, Kelly Kelly and The Bella Twins recently put aside their differences. Inside the ring, however, it was time for a showcased showdown. In a 7-on-7 All Star Divas Tag Team Match, the beautiful blonde teamed with Eve, Gail Kim, Beth Phoenix, Natalya, Kaitlyn & AJ to square off against Divas Champion Brie Bella, Nikki Bella, Maryse, Melina, Alicia Fox, Tamina & Rosa Mendes. And when the Divas were done and the fighting finished, it was Kelly Kelly and her teammates who had prevailed.
Rowdy Roddy Piper def. The Miz with special guest referee Alex Riley (WATCH | PHOTOS: PART 1 | PART 2) The Miz has often been compared to Rowdy Roddy Piper a comparison neither man finds particularly flattering. When the two met during an edition of Pipers Pit, the WWE Hall of Famer made it perfectly clear he didnt care for Miz and frustrated the usually sharp-tongued Superstar. Just then, Piper invited Mizs former lackey Alex Riley to the show. A-Ry boasted that not only could he beat The Awesome One, he was sure Hot Rod still had enough to take Miz, too.
Soon enough, Miz and Piper had wagered $5,000 on who would prevail in a match between the two. To make it official, guest Raw GM Stone Cold Steve Austin arranged the bout with Riley acting as special guest referee! Proving he can be every bit as ruthless and cunning as his former boss, A-Ry leveled Miz, allowing The Rowdy One to win the match and the money.
U.S. Champion Kofi Kingston & Evan Bourne def. Dolph Ziggler & Jack Swagger (WATCH | PHOTOS) When U.S. Champion Kofi Kingston & Evan Bourne teamed up to face their respective rivals Dolph Ziggler & Jack Swagger, the high-altitude athletes proved quite the potent pairing. Although the Dreadlock Dynamo will defend his title against Ziggler this Sunday at Capitol Punishment, it was Air Bourne who rocketed to victory by pinning The All-American American.
R-Truth vs. John Morrison ended in a No Contest (WATCH | PHOTOS) John Morrison suffered a preemptive strike prior to his match against R-Truth, compliments of the Jimmy-hating jerk. When Truth trekked back to the locker room area to find his opponent, Morrison was writhing in pain and being attended to by WWE personnel. The unbalanced Superstar as much as admitted to having waylayed JoMo before their match and then got in one last, ugly parting shot.
Stone Cold Steve Austin arranged U.S. Champion Kofi Kingston vs. Dolph Ziggler When Vickie Guerrero insisted that guest Raw GM Stone Cold Steve Austin arrange a title match between her "project" Dolph Ziggler and U.S. Champion Kofi Kingston, The Texas Rattlesnake agreed, under one condition: Ziggler must dump Vickie as his consultant. After mulling it over, the athletic young Superstar agreed. Stone Cold then informed the two he was just kidding and had already arranged the match earlier in the day. Awk-warrrddd!
Rey Mysterio def. Christian by Disqualification (WATCH | PHOTOS) Really, CM Punk? You and your cowardly New Nexus cohorts are going to ambush Rey Mysterio as he fights off Christian? Weak.
Unfortunately for Rey, thats precisely how things went down as the high-flyer battled Christian, even after the match had ended. When Captain Charisma was disqualified for refusing to abide the referee, he continued to punish Rey. The Master of the 619, however, fought back until Punk and his disciples ambushed him. Christian then had the audacity to hit the Killswitch on Rey, regardless. Double weak.
World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton confronted Christian (WATCH | PHOTOS) World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton will just have to wait. After a second consecutive week being attacked by a resentful Christian, The Viper goaded Captain Charisma to the ring with vengeful intent. Before he could attack, however, Raws anonymous GM interrupted and informed Orton that he could not allow him to compete until Sunday at Capitol Punishment due to the fact Orton had suffered a concussion during Christians latest attack.
Christians snide smile, though, would be short-lived. Guest Raw GM, Stone Cold Steve Austin emerged to inform Captain Charisma he must face Rey Mysterio right then and there.
Sheamus def. Santino Marella (WATCH | PHOTOS) Although Santino Marella had been triumphant as of late, even The Cobra failed to fell the Irishman. Sheamus felt the fangs sink in and even had his shoulders pinned for a two-count, but The Celtic Warrior would survive to drive out the snake. He broke free from Santino, leveled the Italian with a jaw-jangling Brough Kick and forced him to tap out.
Stone Cold Steve Austin arranged R-Truth vs. John Morrison Pick on someone your own size! That was Stone Cold Steve Austins message to R-Truth after he caught the touched Superstar tormenting Hornswoggle. As a result, the guest Raw GM arranged a match pitting Truth against John Morrison the man taken out by the conspiracy theorist weeks ago for later in the evening.
Sin Cara, Ezekiel Jackson & Daniel Bryan def. Intercontinental Champion Wade Barrett, Cody Rhodes & Ted DiBiase (WATCH | PHOTOS) Ezekiel Jackson may have loosened the jar, but it was Sin Cara who got to open it with style, of course. The two teamed up with Daniel Bryan to take on their fellow SmackDown Superstars, Intercontinental Champion Wade Barrett, Cody Rhodes & Ted DiBiase. With just six days before they face off in a title match at Capitol Punishment, Jackson pummeled his rival Barrett to within inches of acquiescence. But it would be the faceless flyer, Sin Cara, who would net the three-count for his squad.
Kane def. Alberto Del Rio by Disqualification; Big Show attacked (WATCH | PHOTOS) If youre going to hurt Big Show by running him over with an automobile, next time make it a Hummer. Two weeks after his assistant , Ricardo Rodgriguez, accidentally plowed into The Worlds Largest Athlete, Alberto Del Rio faced the wrath of the freshly rehabbed Big Show.
Del Rio had been battling Big Shows partner, Kane, when he was disqualified for refusing to relent on a Cross Arm Breaker. Afterward, a vengeful Big Show charged the ring and clobbered The Mexican Aristocrat. Rodriguez jumped the towering terror to save his boss, who scurried from the ring as his lackey took a lashing.
Guest GM Stone Cold Steve Austin confronted The Miz, arranged first match (PHOTOS) The Miz may be arrogant, but he isnt ignorant. At least he proved to have a smidgen of smarts when he was confronted by Raws guest General Manager, Stone Cold Steve Austin, who will oversee WWE All Star Night, a three-hour spectacle featuring Superstars from Raw and SmackDown.
The Texas Rattlesnake told The Cleveland Screamer that he wasnt about to apologize for nailing him with a Stunner the week prior. Rather than run his trap, Miz kept quiet for the most part, and listened as the WWE Hall of Famer informed him that he and his rival, Alex Riley, will air their differences later in the night with Rowdy Roddy Piper on Pipers Pit.
After sending Miz scurrying, Stone Cold was then interrupted by Alberto Del Rio. The Mexican Aristocrat poured out some hollow boasts before The Texas Rattlesnake cut him off. Stone Cold explained to Del Rio that he didnt much care for him ever since one of his luxury autos accidentally plowed into Big Show. Therefore, The Mexican Aristocrat would be forced to face off against Big Shows former tag partner, Kane.
Ik ben Boon Kenneth, en gebruik soms ook wel de schuilnaam Sting.
Ik ben een man en woon in Dworp (Belgie) en mijn beroep is .
Ik ben geboren op 05/06/1989 en ben nu dus 35 jaar jong.
Mijn hobby's zijn: Worstelen en films.
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