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Rosita on whats the story with
TNA and not being on TV in a while: "Unfortunately it has been awhile,
and I know everyone was going crazy a couple weeks ago when it came to me being
taking off the knock outs gallery page, but, I will finally tell all of you, I
am still with TNA. I will hopefully be brought back soon. I am doing a lot more
training and a lot of fresh new things. If I do come, relatively soon back to
TNA, there will a new finisher, and a whole new look really. Its going be very
fresh, very new. No matter where you see me, whether it is TNA or independent
show youre going to get all of me and I guarantee you its something youre
going to want to see."
Rosita on being fan friendly and
being a heel: "It was something that was very new for me because, to be
quite honest, on the independence scene I was always a face. It was something
very new and I basically had to learn on the job. Sarita, she did an amazing job
with me and took me under her wing completely. It was fun though, I can say
that, it was definitely fun being a heel. When you first look at me, youre like
oh shes so small and shes not very intimidating. I mean, I was known as the
spicy chili pepper Chihuahua-ish chick. It was different for me, but I would
love to just come out as the real me and just be the natural baby face that I
think I am."
Rosita on becoming a fan of
wrestling: "Its funny cause of a lot people ask me that, theyre like,
'Oh is the story with your dad really true?' 'Was he really in the towers?' 'Was
he really a wrestler?' Absolutely. He was an amateur wrestler in high school; I
still have his trophies in my attic. He took me to wrestling events all time
when I was younger. I will never forget the time he brought us to an ECW event;
it was the scariest thing ever. Ive been a wrestling fan since I was really
young, I think that around 4 years old I was telling my dad, 'I want to be a
wrestler dad, I really want to!' He was the one that actually taught me how to
put on a proper headlock so whenever people compliment me on that I always give
props to him.
"And my uncle was a pro wrestler in Puerto Rico so it was
definitely a family thing. I grew up in it and couldnt wait to start. My mom
was very hesitant, she didnt want me to do it, but when I was 17 thats when I
got into pro wrestling school but the thing is that my dad always wanted to be a
pro wrestler, and I knew that. But the thing is when he had a night job, and a
day job, kids, and a wife, there was just no time to do anything. And when he
passed away, and it may sound corny, but when he passed away I said, you know
what, everyone is breaking down right now, and its a world tragedy but for me,
I always try to flip it to a positive. I always say from tragedy to triumph. I
do wrestling for me and I am doing it for him."
Rosita
on 9/11: "It was so much pressure; I think that once I brought this
forward and once people knew who I really was and why I got into wrestling. You
were going to get the good with people who support and feel a certain way either
happy or sad and want to share their stories with you. Because I have gotten
that with fans all the time, 'oh my uncle was in this' or 'I served in the
military during this time.' And Ive gotten such great feedback from fans, and I
also knew there was a chance I was going to get hate form it to, and I did.
Especially on my Youtube video, Ive gotten people saying 'the U.S deserved it'
and all this stupid stuff. Ive gotten the good and the bad. I knew that once I
did on the day at a pay per view it was going to be something that was going to
be big.
"When they brought it to my attention they said will you come
through with this and I said, 'Yeah, I think I can.' And when they asked me I
just finished crying my eyes out with Micky James and Tara, like right before,
because I was listening to the names being read. It was around 9:00 in the
morning and 9:04 was when he called, so that was he called and 9:14 was when he
got cut off. It definitely took me a long time to be okay and talk about it.
Right now sitting here with you guys I can talk about and be strong with it.
When I got the PWI inspirational wrestler of the year, I was like you know what,
Im helping and this is good for people to hear, I have no problem with it. That
day happened like any other day. He had called, and I just remember my mom
frantically pacing and saying 'no Michael, what are you talking about! What are
you talking about! She turns on the TV, and Im just watching her and she was
like 'what do you mean youre there? I didnt know you worked there.'
"I
knew my dad worked in the World Trade Center but my mom didnt. He had so many
jobs in and out so she never knew what he was doing day to day. He would take us
to that building all the time. My little brother and I would play with the
walkie talkies, we were there all time. And she had no idea, I was like, 'oh
thats where dad works, why is it on fire? Whats going on?' I had no idea what
was happening it looked like a movie, and she was like your dads in there right
now! And Im just listening to the whole thing. And my mom used to work there
too, she worked on the 99th floor and he worked on the 103rd floor of the North
Tower. She was just saying can you take this stairway? And I remember hearing
saying him saying no its too dark and its hot, its really hot, and I cant go
this way and I cant go that way.
"And Im just, for some odd reason, I
wasnt in my body, like I was watching from afar, watching myself just frozen
and listening to the whole conversation. Everyone elses story starts out with I
was at school that day and my mom pulled me from school. I was home because I
had a doctors appointment, 10 years old at the time. I was watching it on the
TV and listening to my dads voice on the phone. I couldnt speak. I never spoke
to him that day. But me and my brother had a great weekend with him prior to
that. So it happened on that Tuesday, so the weekend before we had a great
weekend with him. Its crazy to think back to be quite honest. I didnt get to
speak to him that day, but I also think its best that I didnt. Because I had
such a great weekend with him prior, I think it was the perfect way to say
goodbye. I still think back and think what didnt I say, 'Dad let me speak to
you let me speak to you! Let me say bye!' I still think would it have been
better? But now I think, no I think we said goodbye in the perfect the weekend
before. So I dont regret it at all."
Rosita on who her
influences were growing up: "Most of them were guys, but there was one
female wrestler that I look up to completely, and thats where my finisher, the
moonsault came from, its in dedication to Lita. Right off the bat, I remember
seeing Rey Mysterio, a long time ago, and he was the one I was like, 'wow I want
to be just like him!' I want to be the female Rey Mysterio, mask or not I want
to do what he can. So Rey Mysterio and Eddie Guerrero, Halloween Havoc 97 was
my favorite match, it was absolutely awesome. I definitely say those two. I
always liked Shawn Michaels, there was something about that dance, besides the
fact he was amazing, I think when I was younger I was like that dance is
awesome, that little shimmy he does with his hips. Rey Mysterio, Eddie Guerrero,
HBK, and the Hardys. When I was younger I went through a little bit of a rocker
stage and it was because of them."
Rosita on a three
hour show and doing taped shows: "It was difficult some days because
regardless of how good a match can be, some of those fans are so spoiled and
have seen everything they werent going to react to really much. And some of the
people were tourists and didnt even know what wrestling was. It was very
difficult. There were some nights that were really great but some nights when
they have just seen everything. Thats why I loved when we went on the road,
when we did pay per views on the road, or tapings on the road. It was amazing,
not only did you get a bigger venue but a mix of different people who are
waiting to see their favorite stars and when they finally do and see how much we
put into it, its great to see how much they give us back. When its live, its
just brings a better feel, not just to the people working, because there are no
edits, no cuts, nothing. It brings the best out of the wrestlers and has a
better flow."
- Alex Riley noted that he underwent knee and elbow surgery earlier this week. Here is what he wrote on Twitter.
"Thought I would let u guys know that i had to have knee and elbow surgery earlier this week, thank u for all your support. I will be back as soon as humanely possible #MakeItHappen"
This weeks live TNA Impact opened with a video package recapping recent events including Tara turning on Miss Tessmacher, Al Snow confronting Joey Ryan, James Storm and Bobby Roode picking up their feud, Joseph Park vowing to present Hulk Hogan with Aces & Eights evidence, Aces & Eights warning Hogan about an internal issue, and Jeff Hardy advancing to Bound for Glory.
Backstage: In the hallway, Hulk Hogan greeted Shaquille ONeal. Hogan plugged a new show for Shaq, then talked Aces & Eights with Shaq, who vowed to have Hogans back tonight. Shaq looked into the camera and said hell take care of Aces & Eights. After walking off, Hogan shouted, Game on! in the background as Shaq showed off a tattoo.
Impact Zone: A.J. Styless music played to start the show inside the arena. Kurt Angle joined Styles on-stage before the duo walked to the ring. Once in the ring, Angle took a mic and noted they were tag champs a few months ago, but were screwed by Kaz and Daniels. Then, they were screwed again at No Surrender. But, last week, Styles defeated Kaz to give them another Tag Title shot. The problem is, Chavo Guerrero & Hernandez also have a Tag Title shot. So, since tonight is Open Fight Night, Angle wants to find out who the real #1 contenders are. Angle called out Chavo and Hernandez, who were shown backstage already ready to wrestle. Chavo and Hernandez then made their way from the back to the ring, setting up the opening bout.
A.J. STYLES & KURT ANGLE vs. CHAVO GUERRERO & HERNANDEZ #1 contender match to Tag Titles
Styles and Chavo started things off with a basic feeling-out process. A vocal portion of the audience picked up a Chavo sucks chant, then Chavo tagged out to Hernandez. Styles then tagged out to Angle, who dominated Hernandez until Hernandez smashed him with a chest bump. Hernandez then brought in Chavo, who took control of the action on Angle. Angle then came back with an overhead belly-to-belly suplex before TNA cut to a shot of Kaz & Daniels standing atop the entrance ramp getting a closer look at the action. Impact suddenly cut to break with Tenay mid-sentence.
[Commercial Break]
Back from break, Styles and Chavo were battling in the ring. Chavo back body-dropped Styles, then brought in Hernandez, who ran over both Styles and Angle.
Hernandez wanted his big powerbomb move on Styles, but Angle cut off Hernandez to save his partner. But, Hernandez came back with a double clothesline on Styles and Angle. Chavo then took a tag from Hernandez and hit a top-rope dropkick on both opponents. Chavo and Styles then battled mid-ring, leading to Styles kicking Chavo in the head to break free and tag in Angle.
Angle cleaned house on the other #1 contenders before the action broke down with all four men in the ring. A bunch of kicks ensued before Angle grabbed Chavos ankle for the Anklelock, but Chavo flung Angle away. In the process, Angle fell backward into a tag to Styles. More action with all four men in the ring followed. No order here.
Chavo delivered the Three Amigos to Styles, then pointed to the sky and got booed. Chavo went to the top rope, but Angle cut him off. Hernandez then clotheslined Angle and himself over the top rope. Back in the ring, Chavo went for a frogsplash, but missed when Styles moved. Styles followed with a Pele Kick, then wanted the Clash, but Daniels and Kaz hit the ring to beat down both Styles and Chavo. The heel tag champs continued to beat down Styles and Chavo until Hernandez chased them off.
WINNERS: Match thrown out at 12:25.
As the heels celebrated outside the ring, Hulk Hogans music played to bring out Impact GM Hollywood Hogan with a baseball bat over his shoulder. Hogan posed on-stage for a bit before noting he has 99 problems, which includes Aces & Eights and Kaz & Daniels. Hogan then booked a Tag Title match at Bound for Glory a triple threat tag match of Kaz & Daniels vs. Styles & Angle vs. Chavo & Hernandez. Hogan told them to come get some if they dont like it. Daniels & Kaz ranted and raved
The roving cameraman asked Al Snow about getting a haircut. Riveting. The conversation turned to tonights Gut Check event. Snow said tonights contestant is a 19-year-old guy. The scene got serious when Snow was asked about Joey Ryan, who Snow said acts entitled and sucker-punched him. Snow said hes been called into the principals office to find out if he crossed the line attacking Joey a few weeks ago.
This months Gut Check contestant, Evan Markopoulos, was shown warming up.
[Commercial Break]
Hulk Hogan was shown on the phone talking to Joseph Park. He told someone off-camera to let him know when theyre back from commercial. According to one side of the conversation heard, Hogan wants Park to come right to security and come meet him in the building. Hogan acted excited when he heard that Park has the evidence in his hands right now. So, will Aces & Eights jump Park on the way to the building?
BFG Memory: Samoa Joe jumping out of the skybox in Chicago in 2008.
Gut Check video package: Evan Markopoulos. Impact then went to break.
[Commercial Break]
TNA president Dixie Carter was shown talking to Bruce Prichard about an unidentified topic. Carter then mentioned Aces & Eights having them locked in to where they cant do their jobs. Prichard said he doesnt know if them locking out Aces & Eights is the best option. The audio was thrown off at some point, then Al Snow walked into the office. Dixie said they will discuss this later.
Evan Markopoulos was in the ring, where Jeremy Borash introduced this months Gut Check segment. Markopoulos did some bit pretending to be surprised by the camera in the ring before posing for the crowd. Random music then played to bring out Douglas Williams as Evans audition opponent tonight.
DOUGLAS WILLIAMS vs. EVAN MARKOPOULOS Gut Check try-out match
Once the bell sounded, Markopoulos led the crowd in a slow clap before locking up with Williams, who controlled him on the mat. Williams then slapped Markopoulos across the face before the announcers discussed whether Evan is ready for this opportunity at 18-years-old. Williams continued to toy with Evan before cutting off a teased comeback with a knee to the mat as Taz gave a speech about what being a pro wrestler is about.
Evan tried to make a comeback from his knees, but Williams cut him off before delivering a delayed vertical suplex. Evan then ducked a corner attack and landed jabs, but made the mistake of looking into the crowd for approval. Williams then destroyed him and slapped on a submission for the win.
WINNER: Williams via submission at 4:06. Evan didnt embarrass himself and he showed hints of charisma, but hes about five years away from being a national TV star needing to fill out physically and get his timing down.
James Storm was shown walking down the hallway. Tenay said Storm is going to call out Bobby Roode next. 42 minutes into the show, nothing new on the TNA World Title main event at Bound for Glory, which feels like an afterthought at this point.
[Commercial Break]
Video package: Storm-Roode feud and Storms failed quest to win the BFG Series because of Roodes interference at No Surrender earlier this month.
James Storms music played to bring out the BFG Series regular season winner dressed to wrestle. Storm quickly made his way to the ring before asking for a mic. Storm waited out a Cowboy chant before talking about how hes good at talking. But, he backs up his trash-talking with his fighting. Storm said he made it clear last week that he would be calling out a coward of a man this week. He wants to see pain on Roodes face and blood on his hands.
Storm continued that this is not going to be a wrestling match, but a man kicking a cowards ass match. Storm said the man is in the ring, so he just needs the coward to come on down. Storm turned to look toward the entrance, but no sign of Roode. After a pause, Roodes music played and they cut backstage to show Roode dressed for a board meeting, not to fight. On-stage, Roode told Storm to hold on a minute. He asked Storm if he really wants him to get in the ring and fight him. Roode noted hes a bit over-dressed and not prepared to fight. He also wanted Storm to know that he will never, ever be as good as him or duplicate his success. And, Storm will never be a World Hvt. champion as long as hes around. So, if Storm wants to fight on Open Fight Night, then hes barking up the wrong tree because hes not going to fight him. Roode said hes done with Storm as far as hes concerned. Are you kidding me? Tenay asked on commentary before noting Storm gave him one-week notice for the fight.
TNA cut backstage to show Hogan reminding Roode what the concept of Open Fight Night is. Roode shouted at Hogan that he cant tell him what to do. Hogan then told Roode if he wants the night off, then he can have the month off, the year off, and the rest of his career off, which means no money and no more title shots. Hogan gave Roode three minutes to make up his mind. Hogan waved him off, then Roode frustratingly entered a contemplative state.
[Commercial Break]
Back live, James Storm was in the ring still ready to fight. Storm told Roode to get his ass out to the ring so he can kick it. Roodes music played again and the former TNA World champion emerged on-stage still dressed in a business suit. On-stage, Roode slowly removed his jacket before unbuttoning his cuffs, removing his tie, and starting to remove his dress shirt. Storm left the ring to tease getting a piece of Roode, but the assigned ref held him back. Finally, Storm had enough and tackled Roode on the entrance ramp to blast him with Roodes dress shoe.
On-stage, Roode turned things around with a head shot into the staging, but Storm turned things around to blast Roode across the stage area. The fight moved to the area below the stage, where Roode blasted Storm with his shoe. Not the shoe! one fan sarcastically called out. Roode dragged Storm back to ringside, then tossed him into the ring. As Roode entered the ring, the ref called for the bell for some reason despite Storm making it clear a segment ago that this would not be a match.
BOBBY ROODE vs. JAMES STORM
The match spilled out to the outside, where both men traded control of the action. Roode then whipped Storm back-first into the guardrail before dragging him around ringside to deliver another guardrail shot. Roode then grabbed a beer bottle out from under the ring and tried to spew it in Storms face, but Storm blocked and poured the contents inside the mouth of a person on the front row of the hard camera side. Roode and Storm then traded control again before Storm took control and asked for the randomly-involved people on the front row to hold up their feet for Storm to blast Roode face-first into the soles of their shoes.
Roode and Storm continued fighting ringside before a lady shouted F you, Roode on-camera. Her second FU bomb was caught by the sensors. Roode reversed a suplex into a suplex of his own, which put both men on the floor. They returned to the ring, where Roode dominated before tossing Storm out of the ring to the outside again. The fight continued ringside, so ref Brian Hebner had enough and threw out the match.
WINNER: Match thrown out at 6:25.
After the bell sounded, Roode and Storm continued to fight ringside before Storm found an opening in the guardrail to fall into the floor area outside of the Impact Zone. Ref Hebner tried to separate them, but he got tossed into the side of the bleacher seats for his troubles. Storm and Roode fought to a back-door exit, then disappeared out of sight. TNA then cut backstage.
Hulk Hogan was apparently not watching the Roode-Storm fight, as he was in the middle of a conversation with a backstage assistant asking where Joseph Park is. The man said Park has his credentials to enter the building, but he hasnt seen him yet. Hogan suddenly got buzzed on his phone by Aces & Eights. According to the one-sided conversation, A&E has hired a corporate lawyer to represent them. Hogan said hell play their game, no wait, hell think about it. Hogan told Aces & Eights hell get back to them. Hogan then shouted after the backstage assistant not to look for Park because he knows where he is.
[Commercial Break]
TNA World champ Austin Aries and #1 contender Jeff Hardy 74 minutes into the show. Aries approached Hardy to discuss their TNA Title match at the BFG PPV. Aries said everyone thinks its about Hardy going after his title belt, but he wants what Hardy has since hes accomplished a ton in his career. Aries said he wants Hardys Hall of Fame career and bank account. He said he wants mindless sheep following him, just like Hardy. Aries said he wants to prove that anything Hardy has done, he can match. Aries told Hardy its not about Hardy chasing his title, but about him chasing what Hardy has accomplished. Hardy didnt take the bait on Ariess back-handed remarks, then Aries walked off.
Taras music played to bring out a heel Tara after she turned on Knockouts champion Miss Tessmacher last week. After a replay of Tara turning on Tessmacher last week, Tara took the mic in the ring and said the people disgust her for even asking about her actions. She said everyone uses her, including a guy with a sign. Tara said her new boyfriend, who lives in Hollywood, California, opened her eyes to remind her that she is the best female wrestler there is. Boring! chant. Tara called out Brooke Hogan, saying she used her, too.
Tara then called out her victim for tonight, Christy Hemme. Off-stage, Hemme wondered whats going on here. Tara told Hemme to get in the ring now. Tara mockingly told saddle bags not to let her fans down. Hemme entered the ring and told Tara shes an announcer, which Tara shot down. She told Hemme to show her some respect. Asked who her favorite Knockout is right now, Hemme replied its Tessmacher. Tara slapped Hemme, so Tessmacher hit the ring to make the save.
Hulk Hogan was shown walking down the hallway. Hes up next. Remember those quotes from Dixie Carter a few months ago about being upset when people say Hogan takes up too much TV time on Impact? Apparently enough time has passed where the thought process is people wont remember and Hogan can fill up the show again.
[Commercial Break]
Another Hogan, Brooke Hogan, called out Tara in the hallway. Brooke asked Tara what she was thinking calling out Christy Hemme, who isnt even a wrestler. Brooke said she respects Tara, but she doesnt like her right now. Brooke said there will be consequences next week.
BFG Memories: RVD talked about wrestling Abyss and Jerry Lynn at past BFG PPVs.
Tenay said it will be Championship Thursday next week on Impact. He said the Television Title will be decided. No mention of current titleholder Devon, whose contract expired last month, or if that means a tournament to determine a new champ.
Hulk Hogan made his way out on-stage before slowly coming to the ring as TNA went to crowd shots. Once Hogan entered the ring, Hogan took the mic and vowed to spraypaint everyone in the building. Hogan then addressed Aces & Eights, saying they grabbed Joseph Park and are holding him hostage. He said as long as he knows the rules, he doesnt mind playing. Hogan said Aces & Eights wants him in their clubhouse next week, so hell play. Hogan said the word on the street is that even though they are bottom-feeders, they keep their word. He told the group to release Joseph Park out of good faith and he wants him back now.
A garbled voice interrupted the proceedings. On the video screen, an Aces & Eights member addressed Hogan. He accepted Hogans invitation to meet them at their clubhouse next week. Aces & Eights addressed Joseph Park, saying hes gotten too close. He said after looking at his computer, theyve determined that Joseph is pretty good. Some other guy then bashed Parks computer. Trapped inside a cage, Park shouted that its three weeks of work. He blurted out something about having the information backed up, then one of the members smashed him with a hammer. Park sold unconsciousness, the crowd groaned, and Hogan flared his nostrils in the ring before Impact went to the break.
[Commercial Break]
Moments Ago: Tenay recapped the Hogan segment with Aces & Eights and Joseph Park before the break. TNA introduced a graphic promoting Aries vs. Hardy at Bound for Glory, then Tenay fed to a documentary-style video on Hardy chasing after the TNA Title. In the video, Hardy said winning the title is the last chapter of his redemption.
Austin Ariess music played to bring out the TNA Champ dressed to wrestle. Once in the ring, Aries removed his cape and acknowledged the nice, little video package on Jeff Hardy. He said that was nice of the producers to put that on right before he came out here. Aries said his thought process going into BFG is that hes the hunter and not the hunted because Hardy is the target. Aries repeated that he wants to prove that he can do everything that Hardy can do. Tonight, he will prove that by beating a big, bad bully. Aries called out Ray to prove it wasnt luck, but skill when he beat him before.
Backstage, Bully Ray acted shocked that he just got called out. Ray asked a production assistant if thats correct, intimidated him, and marched up the steps to the stage. On-stage, Ray adjusted his cap before shouting that he cant believe what he just heard. Ringside, Ray requested his music be shut off before making sure he heard correctly that Aries called him out. Aries confirmed Rays hearing is good, then Ray vowed to beat the crap out of Aries for a second time. Ray said Aries has a lot of nerve and audacity calling him out here.
Someone touched Ray on the back, so Ray stopped to yell at him never to touch him again. Ray said he must be a no-brain Aries fan. Aries told Ray thats not his kind of fan, then Aries ripped the guy, which drew a confused reaction from the crowd. Apparently Aries is playing a C.M. Punk tweener role before Bound for Glory. Ray kept walking around the ringside area talking to himself, so Aries caught him out of nowhere with a flying splash to shut up Ray. Aries put on Rays cap, then inflicted more punishment before rolling Ray into the ring to officially start the un-promoted main event.
TNA World Hvt. champion AUSTIN ARIES vs. BULLY RAY non-title match
Aries controlled the action for 45 seconds before Ray kicked Aries out of the ring to the floor. Ray posed for the hard camera, then Impact went to break at 1:00.
Were back as Bubba is gouging at the face of Aries while yelling at him for calling him out. Bubba puts Aries in a modified surfboard, but Aries escapes with a questionable kick to the inner thigh/groin area. Bubba quickly lays Aries back out and hits a big splash for 2, then slams Aries for another 2. Bubb with a big elbowdrop for 2 and then drops elbowsmashes to the head of Aries before dropping another big elbow and proclaiming Damn, that was TIGHT! Bubba covers for 2, then yells at the referee about how much he sucks as a referee because hes old and he sucks. Earl Hebner starts yelling back at Bubba as Aries hits a couple of chops and some forearms, but a big right hand from Bubba floors Aries. Aries pops up and goes after Bubba again, but another shot from Bubba drops Aries. Aries pops up and goes back after Bubba, rocking him with a roaring elbow, he charges Bubba and gets backdropped to the apron, but snaps bubbas neck over the top rope and comes off the top with a missile dropkick for 2. Aries tries a sunset flip, Bubba tries to counter by dropping his posterior on Aries chest, but Aries moves and goes back after Bubba. Aries tries an Irish whip, Bubba reverses and Aries crashes into the referee and knocks him out. Aries dropkicks Bubbas knee out from under him and gets the Last Chancery, but the referees out. Bubba gets his chain and wraps it around his fist as Aries check on the referee, then uses it to knock Aries out as he comes in for the IED. The referee revives as Bubba covers Aries and gets 3.
Winner: Bully Ray
Bubba is so happy that he crawls on top of Earl Hebner and hugs him while telling him what a great ref he is. Aries is out as Bubba is on cloud nine because he just beat the champ. Bubba gets Aries title belt and holds it up in the air, but Jeff Hardy comes in and takes Bubba out before he can knock Aries out with it. Now Hardy picks the belt up and holds it in the air before Aries snatches it back and shoves Hardy, and they go fce to face as we call it a week.
Rumors goes that apparently Jeff Hardy might want to return to WWE when his TNA
contract is up, for one more big run and to make a lot of money because he had
to spend a lot on his legal troubles.
would WWE really want him back?
and if WWE did want him back, would he really get a big run?
According to The Wrestling
Observer, TNA wrestler Jeff Hardy's contract with TNA is set to expire soon.
TNA set Hardy to win the Bound For Glory Series in order to make him happy in
hopes that he will re-sign with the company.
- More news on the bad Sin Cara vs. The Miz match from last week's SmackDown, the one where Cara went backstage disappointed and disappeared for a little while after it was over. A lot of the blame was put on Cara. After the match, there was more of a push to do Rey Mysterio vs. Sin Cara at WrestleMania with the feeling that Rey will be able to carry Cara to a good match in front of a live crowd on the biggest show of the year.
Timetable For John Cena's Recovery Extended Posted by Steve Carrier on 09/19/2012 at 08:01 PM
John Cena could be kept out of the ring for as long as two months after undergoing surgery to remove bone chips in his elbow Tuesday. The official WWE website announced Wednesday at 5:40 p.m. that the prognosis for his recovery is now six to eight weeks.
Their statement reads, "The information published about John Cena's recovery was given to WWE.com prior to surgery. In speaking to Dr. Andrews after the procedure, in light of the amount of work that needed to be done and the number of bone chips removed, the prognosis for recovery is closer to six to eight weeks. Knowing John Cena, the former WWE Champion will do everything he needs to get back in the ring as soon as possible."
In a Twitter message Wednesday, Cena disputed WWE's report Tuesday that he would be sidelined for two to three weeks. He wrote, "I spoke in depth with my surgeon Dr James Andrews and he specifically told me due to the amount of fragmentation, SIX WEEKS is a safer time table for recovery. I apologize on behalf of a website whos credibility is now equal to #theonion please @wwe web guys, get your monkey frankin facts straight!"
- The updated line-up for Tommy Dreamer's House of Hardcore debut on October 6th looks like this: Rhino vs. Sami Callihan, The Young Bucks vs. Paul London & Brian Kendrick, Jazz vs. Winter and Chris Masters in a $500 Open Master Lock Challenge. Others appearing include Mike Knox, Tony Nese, Big Daddy V, Dreamer, Carlito, Mikey Whipwreck, Eddie Kingston, Sandman, Luke Gallows, Daivari and others. Making signing appearances will be Edge, Maryse and others.
We noted before that the match with Sin Cara vs. The Miz from last week's SmackDown had to be edited heavily because of botches and that Sin Cara disappeared backstage after the match. Someone was looking for him and couldn't find the masked Superstar. One of the agents asked Justin Gabriel if he had seen Cara and Gabriel said, "I think he quit." They later found Cara as he filmed a backstage segment.
- A funny story about Brodus Clay is at the RAW in Montreal, he was legitimately sad that he did bad in the viewers choice segment to pick an opponent for CM Punk. Booker T saw how he was acting and started ribbing him about it until Clay told Booker to leave him alone.
WWE has signed 6'8" 280 lb. Jacob Southwick to a developmental deal. Southwick, who wrestles as Big Jake South, is a two-time NCAA All American wrestler from Ashland University College in Ohio according to a report by The Examiner.
Press Release: WWE & Silvervision Part Ways Posted by Steve Carrier on 09/19/2012 at 12:16 PM
European DVD distributor Silvervision announced this week that they are ending their relationship with WWE after 22 years. This press release went out this week:
"After 22 years of dedicating Silver Vision exclusively to WWE, the WWE and Clear Vision Ltd will part company on the 31st December 2012. Silvervision.co.uk (owned by Clear Vision Ltd) will continue to sell WWE DVDs, Blu-rays and WWE films after this date while stocks last, but we will not be able to offer new releases for sale on our site. SummerSlam 2012 and nWo: The Revolution will be the last new WWE releases we will be producing ourselves."
"Clear Vision and its staff are saddened by this news as we have worked very hard over the years to bring the best possible service to all WWE fans and we would like to thank you all for your continued support over the years."
"Silvervision.co.uk is looking forward to a new future which will amalgamate all the products and some new programmes of its mother company, Clear Vision Ltd, on one site."
"Please be assured this will not affect your current and future orders in any way and you will continue to receive the same great service."
- Big Show disappeared from WWE TV after the SummerSlam pay-per-view in August but he is not injured and there is no kind of heat on him or anything like that. Show simply requested some time off and has been taking a mini-vacation. He was originally scheduled to return in a week or so but will be returning early to work this weekend's live events, likely because John Cena is injured.
Ring of Honor on Sinclair September 15, 2012 Report by: Jason Namako of Wrestleview.com
Hello everyone and welcome to this week's ROH on Sinclair recap. Its a "Road Rage" edition this week, so if you all are ready, then let's get on with the show!
We see video highlighting what happened last week in the show closing brawl between the House of Truth & S.C.U.M. before the usual intro.
Kevin Kelly & Nigel McGuinness welcome us to the show, from the Rhode Island Convention Center in Providence, RI as this week is a "Road Rage" from last month's "Boiling Point" Internet PPV.
We see video of comments from Charlie Haas, who calls the House of Truth a dysfunctional family. Haas says that the nucleus of the problem is Michael Elgin because he is a crybaby. Haas says that when his kids act up, he takes them behind the woodshed and that is what he is going to do to Elgin tonight.
Before the 1st match, Truth Martini wants Kevin Kelly in the ring for an interview. Martini says he can predict the future and that tonight, Kevin Steen will retain the title but at Death Before Dishonor, Rhino will face Steen and the World Title comes home to the House of Truth. Kelly brings up the dissension between Elgin & Strong, but Martini blows it off. Elgin has an announcement and says he will face the World Champion at Glory by Honor, but Strong cuts him off and says Martini promised him it. Strong says he is now officially on strike from the House of Truth. Strong then says he will sit in the front row and watch Elgin fail, then walks away before the next match.
From the "Boiling Point" iPPV in a Death Before Dishonor IX Return Match: "Unbreakable" Michael Elgin vs. "The Outlaw" Charlie Haas
Elgin wants to adhere to the Code of Honor, but Haas spits at him. Crowd chants "We Want Shelton" at Haas. Elgin with a slap, then drives Haas into the corner before unloading with right hands. Elgin with a hard corner whip, followed by an avalanche. Elgin sends Haas into the turnbuckle, then hits a 2nd rope shoulder tackle for a nearfall. Elgin with a 30 second delayed suplex for another nearfall. Haas with a right hand, followed by a headbutt, but Elgin catches him with an overhead belly to belly suplex. Strong comes back out and distracts Elgin, allowing Haas to kick Elgin's leg out from under him.
Elgin goes to the outside and is hurting, but Haas goes out after him and drives Elgin's leg multiple times into the barricade. Elgin kicks off Haas, sends Haas into the barricade, breaking it off the hinges. Elgin with a right hand, then goes to the middle rope and while Haas is on the apron, Elgin tries for a deadlift superplex, but Haas knocks him off the ropes. Haas takes off Elgin's kneepad from his injured leg and drives it into the ringpost multiple times. Haas with a boot to the head, then goes back in the ring, with a sadistic look on his face. Haas stomps away at Elgin's leg as Elgin tries to fight back. Haas with another boot to the head, then drives Elgin's knee into the mat. Haas continues to stalk Elgin, then unloads with right hands in the corner. Haas stakes out Elgin's leg in the ropes and drives all his body weight into it. Haas does it again as Elgin is writhing in pain. Haas with shots to the leg before locking in a deathlock while Strong gives a beer to Veda Scott on the outside. Elgin fights off Haas as the crowd wills him on. Elgin with some right & left hands, but Haas takes him back down. Haas with some more right hands as the crowd voices their disapproval. Haas with more stomps to the injured leg, then drives his body weight across Elgin's leg, then locks in another deathlock as the crowd chants "Elgin". Haas breaks, but then with more stomps to Elgin. Haas goes to drive his body weight across Elgin in the ropes, but Elgin moves and both men are down.
Elgin, on the apron, boots Haas in the head, then hits a slingshot shoulder tackle back in the ring. Elgin moves on Haas' charge, then hits clotheslines in the corner. Elgin with a running knee for a nearfall. Elgin goes for a deadlift German, but Haas breaks free. Elgin counters a lariat and hits a German Suplex for a nearfall. Elgin goes for a powerbomb, but Haas counters it. Elgin comes back with an enziguri, sending Haas to the outside. Strong tries to will on Haas with beer as Elgin is thinking about a dive, but Strong stands in the way. Strong distracts Elgin again, allowing Haas to sweep out Elgin's leg. Haas grabs Strong's beer and throws it in the face of Martini. Elgin then drives Haas into the barricade, crushing Strong in the process. Elgin now with 2 beers and drenches Strong in them. Back in the ring, Elgin says its over as he sets Haas for the 360* Powerbomb, but Strong sprays beer in Elgin's eyes.
This distraction allows Haas to rollup Elgin for the victory.
Winner: "The Outlaw" Charlie Haas by pinfall (Roll-Up)
After the match, Elgin gives a stare to Martini, who backs off as Elgin leaves the ring while we go to commercial.
Commercial
"Inside Ring of Honor"
The 1st topic is that at the next iPPV "Glory by Honor XI: An Unbreakable Hope" on October 13th from Mississuaga, Ontraio, Canada as Michael Elgin finally cashes in his World Title shot from winning Survival of the Fittest last year as he challenges Kevin Steen for the ROH World Title.
We go to comments from Steen, who says that October 13 is the match a lot of people have been waiting for. Michael Elgin calls himself "Unbreakable" and a lot of people have hope that he will take the title from him. It does not matter that Elgin calls himself "unbreakable" because he will show people that Elgin is not unbeatable. Steen says that he will walk out of Toronto the same way he walked out last time . . . as Ring of Honor World Champion.
The next topic is that also at Glory by Honor XI, "No Fear: Mike Mondo will face "The Prodigy" Mike Bennett.
We go to comments from Mondo, who says that we know how this all started in New York. Mondo tells Bennett to cover his ears because Maria was the one to put her tongue down his throat. Mondo says he will finish what he started at Glory By Honor. Maria needs a real man and it is "No Fear" Mike Mondo.
The next topic is that Adam Cole will defend the TV Title at Glory by Honor XI against a recent tag team partner of his, "Die Hard" Eddie Edwards.
We go to comments from Cole, who says that he will be facing a partner and friend in Eddie Edwards. Eddie taught him a lot in Ring of Honor. When you work so hard, you don't let it go. Cole says he has worked hard for the Television Title. Eddie was a tremendous Television champion and he wants to be as good as Eddie was. They will bring out the best in each other and on October 13th, the best man will walk out as the champion.
Also at Glory by Honor XI, the new ROH Tag Team champions will defend their titles.
The final topic is the Survival of the Fittest Tournament, which will take place in October on Ring of Honor TV. Survival of the Fittest will feature 12 men in 6 matches with the winners facing off in an elimination match. The winner of Survival of the Fittest 2012 will earn a future ROH World Title Match. There will be 2 matches on the shows airing the weekends of October 6 and 7, October 13 and 14, and October 20 and 21. Finally, the final 6 man elimination will be on the weekend of October 27 and 28.
Lastly, as part of the "Road Rage" edition of ROH TV next week, we will see the Mixed Tag Team Match between Eddie Edwards & Sara Del Rey against Mike Bennett & Maria Kanellis.
Commercial
From the "Boiling Point" iPPV in a Tag Team Grudge Match: #DemBoys The Briscoes (Jay & Mark) vs. S.C.U.M. ("The Zombie Princess" Jimmy Jacobs & "The Trouble King" Steve Corino)
Corino & Jacobs have new music. No Code of Honor in this match. "Man Up" chants for #DemBoys. Jay & Corino will start things off. Jay with a side headlock, but Corino goes not go down on a shoulder tackle. Corino with a side headlock, followed by a shoulder tackle. Jay then with a leg lariat, followed by tagging in Mark. The Briscoes with the football style shoulder tackle for a nearfall. Mark with a series of headbutts to Corino, but Corino puts on the brakes and goes to the outside. Mark with a baseball slide to Corino, then goes after Jacobs. Jay puts on the brakes, but Corino dumps him to the outside. Mark now in and hits a spinning heel kick, sending Corino to the outside. Jacobs & Corino go for a pow-wow, but Mark with a top rope dive on them both as the crowd chants "ROH". On the outside, Mark with a series of strikes to Corino, then sends him into the barricade. Jacobs is hotshotted on the apron by Mark as Corino is thrown back in. Mark with a DDT, then goes to the 2nd rope and does his dance before hitting the back senton. Mark chokes Corino with his boot, but Corino fights back by choking Mark.
Tag to Jacobs as Mark goes into Jacobs' boots, followed by a Corino dropkick. Jacobs mocks Mark's goofy dance and chokes Mark. Tag to Corino, but Mark lands on his feet off a backdrop and tags in Jay. Jay with shots to both Jacobs & Corino, followed by a backdrop on Corino. Jay with a boot to Corino, but Jacobs fights off the Death Valley Driver. S.C.U.M. with a double team combo for a nearfall. Tag to Jacobs, who hits a club off the ropes. Jacobs with right hands to Jay in the corner, then tags in Corino. S.C.U.M. with a double right hand for a nearfall. Corino with an elbow, but runs into a boot, followed by Jay hitting a Flatliner, sending Corino into the corner.
Jacobs & Mark get the tags in and Mark with some Redneck Kung Fu to Jacobs. Mark with a running mule kick to Jacobs for a nearfall. Mark with a headbutt, followed by a corner whip. Jacobs gets his boots up, but Mark stops him from going up the ropes. Jacobs with a Tornado Suplex, then tags in Corino. Corino with a running knee in the corner, but Mark blocks a backdrop. Corino then with the Colby Shock for a nearfall. Mark blocks a lariat, but Corino is still able to drill him with one. Corino hits 2 backdrop drivers, but Jay breaks up the pinfall. Mark blocks another lariat with a jawbreaker, then tags in Jay. Jay with jabs to Corino, followed by a Death Valley Driver for a nearfall. Jay with a neckbreaker for another nearfall. Corino with a backdrop driver to Jay, then tags in Jacobs. Jacobs goes for the back senton, but Jay gets his knees up. Jacobs then with a spear, but Mark breaks up the fall. S.C.U.M. go for double shoulder tackle, but Mark sends Corino into the barricade. Mark with the Froggy Bow, but Corino breaks it up. Inward Ace Crusher by Jacobs for a nearfall. Jacobs goes for the Contra Code, but Jay stops him.
The Briscoes then hit the Doomsday Device on Jacobs for the victory.
Winners: #DemBoys The Briscoes by pinfall (Doomsday Device)
Commercial
Back from commercial, we close the show by seeing a video highlighting the main event World Title match from "Boiling Point" between champion Kevin Steen & CHIKARA's Eddie Kingston before we go to credits.
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