begin tonights show with a look back at the short time that Christian Cage was in the Suit Crew when he was welcomed and shunned in a few minutes. We also see what Scott Steiner did last week to Petey Williams.
We see a hearse in the parking lot and Kurt Angle says that they are going to give Christian Cage a proper burial.
Your announcers are Mike Tenay and Don West.
A casket is being rolled to the ring. The casket is followed by the mourners who were the ones who finished him off last week. We see the footage one more time.
Kurt Angle has the mic and he says that they are here to give Christian Cage his final and proper burial. Kurt reminds us that Christian Cage refused to make the commitment to the group and TNA as a company. As a result, they had no other choice to beat Christian within an inch of his life to send him to the WWE in an ambulance. He tells everyone in the back to consider that as a warning. Kurt says that he is getting ready for his match against Jeff Jarrett at Final Resolution and he asks anyone if they have some final words for Christian.
Rhino comes out and he has something to say. He says that if any of them had a problem with Christian about leaving TNA, they should have done it in the back, one-on-one in the back. Rhino says that he has a problem with when you jump his friend and leave him for dead, he wont stand for that.
Nash says that there isnt anyone out here who gives a damn about what he will or will not stand for. Rhino tells Nash to respect him since he is a veteran. Nash says that he will show respect to the people who show him respect and Christian did not show respect. Rhino says that they are a bunch who are afraid to lose their spot and their fat contracts. They are afraid to lose their job to a younger generation. He says that he sees a bunch of pu***** and he calls Booker the biggest one of them all.
Booker tells Rhino that he comes out talking a lot of crap from up der. He tells Rhino that he has the balls the size of his chihuahua. He tells Rhino to say it in their face. Rhino runs to the ring and he is beaten down by the guys in suits. Booker hits Rhino with his belt. Rhino is bleeding and Angle punches him in the forehead to make things worse.
We see Mick Foley and Jeff Jarrett watch from the back while Rhino is placed in the casket.
TO THE BACK where Jeremy Borash is with Jeff Jarrett and Mick Foley. Mick says that he was there with DX and the nWo. Jeff says that he did not accept Angles challenge. Jeff says that Mick did not come aboard for this. Jeff wants Mick to make the announcement for the main event at Final Resolution. We go to commercial.
We are back and then we are gone for a local commercial.
We are back and A.J. Styles is telling Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin to settle everything in the ring. Mick arrives and he tells A.J. and Joe that Alex is right. They dont have the authority to make matches, but he does. There will be a tag team match with A.J. and Joe facing the Motor City Machine Guns.
Match Number One: Hiroshi Tanahashi and Sonjay Dutt with SoCal Val versus Consequences Creed and Jay Lethal Dutt charges at Lethal but Lethal moves out of the way. Tanahashi double teams Lethal, but Creed trips Tanahashi. Lethal with a handspring back elbow. Val distracts Jay on the apron and that allows Dutt to attack Lethal from behind. Dutt with a drop kick to the knees and Tanahashi with a somersault splash and a near fall. Tanahashi brings Creed into the ring and the ref sends him back. Lethal with a drop kick to Tanahashi and they are both down. Creed and Dutt tag in and Creed with punches and a swinging neck breaker. Creed with a punch to Dutt followed by a super kick to Tanahashi. Dutt with a jawbreaker to Creed. Dutt with a kick to Creed in the corner and then Dutt tries for a springboard moonsault into an inverted DDT, but Creed catches Dutt and hits a TKO for the three count. Winners: Consequences Creed and Jay Lethal
TO THE BACK where Velvet Sky, Angelina Love and Kip James are with Lauren. Lauren mentions that Christy has gotten a tag team partner tonight and it is Sojourner Bolt. Velvet wonders what a Sojourner Bolt is and they make fun of her name. Angelina wonders why Christy is still trying to play wrestler. She says that the wrestling ring is not a strip club. She says that there are no poles and no champagne rooms. We go to commercial.
We are back and Suicide is probably coming soon.
Mike says that Feast or Fired is back at Final Resolution. We see a video package.
We are in Jim Cornettes office. He tells Shane Sewell that his wrestling days were over when he signed as a referee. He cannot beat up Bashir if he does not like him to cost Bashir his title. Shane is told to give the title belt back to Bashir. Bashir is told to leave. Cornette tells Shane that he is on probation and he better not go over his head to complain to Foley or Jarrett. Cornette tells Eric that he will give him a title match against Booker T. Eric says that he will try to take something from the mafia.
Match Number Two: Velvet Sky and Angelina Love with Kip James versus Christy Hemme and Sojourner Bolt Bolt and Angelina start things off. Bolt with a side head lock and shoulder tackle. Angelina with a bicycle kick to Bolt and she punches Bolt. Velvet tags in and they hit a double elbow drop for a near fall. Velvet slams Bolts head into the mat and then Christy is drawn in while Angelina attacks Bolt. Bolt with a cross body for a near fall but Velvet with a kick to the midsection. Velvet chokes Bolt and then hits a curb stomp. Velvet with a sleeper but Bolt with a jawbreaker to get out of the hold. Christy and Angelina tag in and Christy with a clothesline to Angelina and a flying double sledge to Velvet. Christy drives Angelina to the mat. Christy with a matrix and kicks to Velvet. Kip gets on the apron and Christy slaps Kip. Angelina with a leaping flatline for the three count. Winners: Angelina Love and Velvet Sky
After the match, Kip almost mounts Christy on the mat.
It is time for Rough Cut with LAX. This time we find out about Homicide. He mentions that he was an altar boy. He talks about his family. He talks about how his mother started him watching wrestling. He talks about how he wrestled a match with a bullet wound.
We go to commercial.
We are back and it is time for the debut of ODBs Angle. Her first guest is Sharmell. Sharmell says that ODB could use some tips from Bookers designer. Sharmell asks for some Dom Perignon. ODB suggests that Sharmell is named after toilet paper. Sharmell explains what her name means. Time for the question about Sharmells choice of underwear. ODB asks about the Spinaroonie. Sharmell says that she wants to talk about Booker and his friends. ODB says that A.J. and Joe made this company. Sharmell says that they might have started the company, but they did not make it. ODB and Sharmell almost get into a fight and ODB suggests that they have a match at the pay per view.
Don and Mike go through the rest of the show.
Jeremy is with Kurt Angle and the Pips. Kurt has a suggestion for the main event. Kurt tells Matt and Abyss, wrong place at the wrong time. The domination will continue tonight. Kurts main events for Mick Foley are him versus Jeff Jarrett. The other match would be the winner of the match between A.J. Styles and Samoa Joe versus the Motor City Machine Guns. The winner of the match can pick two partners to face the Pips at Final Resolution. Then they can be made at the pay per view just like Christian and Rhino.
We go to commercial.
We are back with a video package for Petey Williams and how he is on his own.
Mike says that Petey Williams is out indefinitely due to a concussion.
Match Number Three: Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley versus Samoa Joe and A.J. Styles Sabin and Shelley go after Joe and Styles as the bell rings but Styles and Joe are able to fight back and Joe sends Shelley to the floor. Joe sets for the suicide dive but Shelley gets back into the ring. Shelley with a back kick to Joe from the apron. Shelley holds the ropes up for Sabin and he hits a suicide dive onto Joe. Styles with a leaping back elbow that knocks Shelley to the floor and then Styles hits a somersault plancha onto Shelley and Sabin. We go to commercial.
We are back and Joe and Shelley are in the ring. Shelley hits a flatline with help from Sabin who hits a springboard drop kick to Joes back. Shelley makes the cover but Styles was with the referee so no count was made. Sabin tags in and they kick Joe. Sabin kicks Joe and punches him but Joe responds with chops. Joe with an Irish whip but he charges into a boot. Sabin tries for tornado DDT, but Joe pushes him off and then hits a power slam and both men are down. Styles and Shelley tag in and Shelley with a chop but A.J. with the phenomenal drop kick. A.J. goes to the apron and then he hits the springboard forearm. Styles sets for the Styles Clash but Sabin with an enzuigiri. Shelley tries for Sliced Bread #2 but Styles escapes the hold. Joe with a splash into the corner followed by the enzuigiri. Sabin with a springboard clothesline but Styles with a kick and chop. Sabin with a back kick to A.J. and then Sabin and Shelley with double team kicks to Styles. Sabin gets Styles on his shoulders but A.J. gets to his feet. Styles sends Sabin into the ropes and that crotches Shelley. Styles hits the Pele on Sabin and then Joe hits a clothesline on Sabin. Styles with the Styles Clash to Shelley for the three count. Winners: A.J. Styles and Samoa Joe
After the match, while Joe and Styles celebrate in the ring, Kurt Angle and Booker T attack them in the ring while Kevin Nash eventually makes his way to the ring for the three-on-two beat down. Steiner and Sting come out in their suits. Angle hits the Olympic Slam on Joe followed by a jackknife power bomb from Nash to Styles. Booker with a axe kick to Joe while Sting watches from ringside.
Consequences Creed and Jay Lethal run right past Sting and go into the ring where Lethal punches Nash while Booker and Angle take care of Creed. Booker with a back heel kick to Creed. After Steiner helps Nash with Lethal, Nash gives Lethal a jackknife power bomb. Angle gives Creed an Olympic Slam as the nExt Generation finishes them off. Angle puts Lethal in the ankle lock.
Raisha Saeed asks Traci Brooks if she has a new victim for Kong and Traci says that nobody wants to get into the ring with her. Traci calls Kong an animal and she says that whoever gets in the ring with Kong could suffer a career ending injury. Saeed says that if Kongs appetite is not fed, she will feed on innocent civilians. They keep their promise tonight. We go to commercial.
We are back and we go to the locker room where Lauren is with the M*A*S*H* crew who are licking their wounds from earlier. Before Lauren can provide her oral history of the last match, we see Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley slide into the room and Rhino comes in after them. Rhino tells everyone to shut up. Rhino says that he has been fighting the same fight. Rhino talks about the scars and the past wars. He talks about joining with some other soldiers to build a little company called ECW. He cares about this company and everyone in the locker room. Rhino points out that A.J. has been there since day one and he has been a champion before. Rhino tells Joe that Joe knows what it is like to wrestle your heart out and bleed in front of 100 people. Rhino says that Joe knows what it is like to crawl to the top and be a champion. Rhino talks about bleeding with men who are willing to fight and die for what you believe in. Rhino says that he will fight to the end with them and he will not let them down.
Match Number Four: Booker T with Sharmell versus Eric Young for the Legends Title They lock up and Booker backs Young into the ropes and he makes a clean break. They lock up again and Booker with a hammer lock and Eric with a reversal and Booker gets to the ropes. Booker with a knee to the midsection followed by a chop. Booker with an Irish whip but Young floats over and he hits an arm drag into an arm bar. Booker with a chop to Young. Booker misses a clothesline but Eric with an arm drag into an arm bar. Booker with a knee to the midsection. Booker misses the back heel kick when Young ducks out of the way. Young with punches to Booker but Booker hot shots Eric.
Booker hits the back heel kick and then Booker hits a super kick but he can only get a two count. Booker with an arm bar but Eric gets out of the hold. Eric with punches to Booker but Booker with a thumb to the eyes followed by a reverse chin lock. Young with a back elbow and clothesline to Booker followed by a slam for a near fall. Booker misses the axe kick and Young hits the Death Valley Driver but Booker kicks out at two. Youngs leg is grabbed by Sharmell and Booker attacks him from behind. Booker hits the axe kick for the three count. Winner: Booker T
After the match, ODB comes out to check on Eric. Sharmell and ODB have some words.
TO THE BACK where Jeremy Borash is with Mick Foley and Jeff Jarrett. Jeff asks Mick if he has it, and Mick says that he has it, but he is not sure if Kurt Angle is going to like it. Jeff says that he does not give a damn what Kurt likes or dislikes. If Kurt makes a move towards Foley, he is coming out to help Mick. We go to commercial.
We are back and Jeremy Borash is with Team 3D. Jeremy asks them about their problems with Storm and Roode. Devon says that those boys dont know who they are messing with. He says that Storm and Roode have been together for about six minutes and wonder if they can hang with the big dogs. He will give them their fifteen minutes. They have done more in an hour than Storm and Roode have in their entire careers. He says that they are the baddest tag team on the planet. If they wanted to play, all they had to do was ask.
Ray says that Obama wins and Devon has been talking more than ever. Ray turns his attention to the Fifth Dimension. He asks how they can be the greatest faction of champions if you dont have the greatest tag team by their side. Ray says that they have more world titles than anyone in that group.
Ray then talks to Storm and Roode. He says that they have been sticking their noses in their business for two months. Storm and Roode have cost them matches and the number one contender spot. He says that their day is coming.
We go to commercial.
Match Number Five: Kurt Angle and Kevin Nash versus Matt Morgan and Abyss Angle and Abyss start things off and they lock up and Angle with a side head lock Abyss picks Angle up and hits a shoulder tackle and Angle rolls to the floor. Nash checks on Angle and they talk strategy. Angle with a kick and punch and Abyss does not show any effect. Abyss with a clothesline to Angle. Abyss with punches to the top of Angles head. Angle with a rake of the eyes, but Abyss with a boot to Angle. Abyss hits Shock Treatment on Angle for a near fall. Morgan is tagged in and Angle with kicks to the knee and shin. Morgan with a bicycle kick for a near fall. We go to commercial.
We are back and Matt Morgan has Angle up for a slam and he hits the move. Morgan with an elbow drop for another near fall. Nash is tagged in and he takes his time getting into the ring. Nash and Morgan go face to face in the center of the ring and Nash with a punch but Morgan wit a punch of his own. Morgan gets the advantage. Angle clips Morgan in front of the referee but the match continues. Nash with a clothesline and Morgan holds the knee. Nash with a knee to the midsection in the corner and then it is time for the elbows in the corner. Nash chokes Morgan with his boot and then he tags in Angle. Angle with a kick and punches but Morgan punches back. Angle kicks Morgan in the leg and he connects with elbow drops to the knee.
Angle with European uppercuts and then he tries for the Olympic Slam, but Morgan gets out of the hold and hits a clothesline. Robert Roode and James Storm come out to the ring.
Abyss and Nash tag in and Abyss with clotheslines aplenty for Nash and Angle. Abyss with a splash in the corner to Nash followed by one to Angle. Abyss with a side slam for a two count. Abyss throws Angle over the top rope to the floor. Morgan charges into an elbow from Nash. Abyss fights Storm and Roode on the floor as he tries to get to Angle. Morgan crotches himself on the top rope when Nash moves out of the way. Abyss returns Angle to the ring and Abyss goes to the turnbuckles but while the referee stares at Matt Morgan on the floor, he does not see James Storm hit Abyss in the back of the head with the beer bottle. Nash with a big boot for the three count. Winners: Kevin Nash and Kurt Angle
Mick Foley is walking and we go to commercial.
We are back and Mick Foley comes to the ring to make a big announcement about Final Resolution. Mick says that he has always readily acknowledged that people like Booker T, Scott Steiner, Sting, Kevin Nash, and Kurt Angle have been a big part of the past of professional wrestling. It is a past that he proudly shares with them. He has even accepted that they are the current faces and stars of TNA today. Mick says that he usually does not agree with their point of view. Over the last few weeks, the nWo: The nExt Generation might be the greatest assemblage of wrestlers to ever set foot in the ring. That is why he made a major investment in the TNA originals. For the first time, he sees the possibility that Kurt Angle and the Gray Panthers are the future of TNA. Mick says that it was never his intention to play favorites. He tries to breath some life into the originals to get them things that were denied the younger generation. Mick says that Final Resolution could be their time for Final Restitution.
There will be two main events for Final Resolution. The first main event, Booker T, Kevin Nash, Scott Steiner, and Sting will face Samoa Joe, A.J. Styles, and two partners of their choice. This match will be a Foley Original because if Stings team wins, Sting will be the champion. If a member of A.J.s team wins, A.J. will be the champion. The other main event will see Kurt Angle face Rhino.
Kurt Angle comes out and he is not happy. Kurt says that this decision is bull**** and he wonders why Jeff Jarrett wont face him. Kurt wants to know why Jeff is being a p****. Angle says that he gets what he wants. Angle says the only thing he hasnt done is beat Jeff Jarrett. Angle blames Mick and he wants Jarrett at Final Resolution. If he cant face Jarrett, he wants Foley. Angle slaps Foley.
Jeff Jarretts music plays and he comes to the ring. Jeff gets on the mic and he tells Kurt that he has had it with Kurt. As the founder of TNA, Kurt will play by his rules. Jeff says that he was coaxed into the ring once, and he will not sit back and watch Angle tear apart what he built from the ground up. Jarrett says that as bad as Angle wants him in the ring, Jarrett says that he wants Kurt out of the company. Jarrett says that he cannot fire Angle, but he can make him an offer that Kurt cant refuse. Jarrett mentions Angles match with Rhino, but Jarrett suggests an added stipulation. If Angle wins at Final Resolution, Angle can face Jarrett; but if Rhino wins, Angles contract is null and void. Angle slaps Jarrett and then Jarrett points at Angle and Angle turns into a GORE.
- Jeff Hardy was interviewed this week by Lou Ramirez of of San Antonio, Texas radio station KJ97 FM. Hardy talks about a number of topics, including whether he'll be wrestling in 5 years (he says maybe), Mike Adamle's first WWE TV appearance where he called Jeff "Jest Hervey" and more. You can hear the interview at KJ97.com.
-- Jeff Hardy was also interviewed this week by Brian Fritz of OrlandoSentinel.com. Hardy told Fritz what winning the WWE Championship would mean to him. "It would mean the world, definitely, because from our childhood thats always been a dream to become the world champion. Ive had a lot of titles in the past and to complete the collection would be great before its all said and done, before Im done in the ring."
Hardy adds, "It would be great to say I have been WWE Champion. Hopefully Im on the verge of that. Ive come close so many times and there is an interesting story in there. I think thats why a lot of people are attached to it and they want to see me succeed in that light. But if I never do, I wont downgrade myself or think low of myself because I have accomplished a lot and I have a lot to be proud of. Im proud of who I am and what Ive done."
Brian Myers (Glen Cove (New York), 1985) en Matthew Cardona (Merrick (New York), 14 mei 1985) zijn Amerikaanse professionele Tag Team worstelaars die momenteel werkt voor World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).
De ringnaam van Myers is Curt Hawkins en van Cardona als Zack Ryder. Samen doen ze mee aan Tag Team matchen. Ze worstelen samen momenteel voor SmackDown!.
Kampioenschappen en verwezenlijkingen Deep South Wrestling DSW Tag Team Championship (2 keer) New York Wrestling Connection NYWC Tag Team Championship (2 keer) Ohio Valley Wrestling OVW Southern Tag Team Championship (1 keer) World Wrestling Entertainment WWE Tag Team Championship (1 keer)
Zack Ryder en Curt Hawkins Volledige naam Brian Myers en Matthew Cardona Bijnaam Curt Hawkins en Zack Ryder The Edgeheads Geboortedatum Myers: 1985 Cardona: 14 mei 1985 Geboorteplaats Myers: Glen Cove, New York Cardona: Merrick, New York Lengte Myers: 1,83 m Cardona: 1,86 m Gewicht Myers: 90,7 kg Cardona: 97,5 kg Sportieve informatie Discipline Professioneel worstelen Trainer / Coach Mikey Whipwreck DSW staff Extra Debuut:2004 Sportportaal
The idea of Sho Funaki's new "Kung Fu Naki" actually came from Funaki himself, who has been pitching the character to creative for several years now. ProWrestling.net reports that Funaki has been showing up to WWE television for years with the same piece of paper that had his ideas of the gimmick. Vince McMahon shot down the idea countless times but for whatever reason, it finally got the green light.
There has reportedly been talk within TNA about releasing some undercard talents who aren't being used on a regular basis. While there has always been talk of releasing undercard talent that aren't featured in TV roles regularly, these discussions have become more frequent in the last few days than ever before. Whether TNA would make these cuts publicly or quietly remains to be seen, although most in the past were done quietly.
DJ Gabriel the newest member of ECW General Manager Theodore Long's New Superstar Initiative made his debut on last night's edition of ECW on Sci Fi. With former wedding planner Alicia Fox in his corner, Gabriel defeated Sal Rinauro with the European uppercut, which is apparently his finishing maneuver. Gabriel is Steve Lewington, and was signed to a developmental contract following the spring 2007 European tour in which he wrestled Umaga at the UK Raw taping. WWE signed a handful of European wrestlers following this particular tour including Lewington, Drew McIntyre, Sheamus O'Shaunessy, Hade Vansen, Chris Gray and Tommy Taylor. It looks like Lewington is the first wrestler of the group to actually make it in WWE as McIntyre was quickly sent back to developmental following a handful of matches. Gray & Taylor have since been released, Vansen is M.I.A., and Drew McIntyre & Sheamus are still plying their trade in Florida Championship Wrestling. Lewington also appeared as a jobber on Raw during WWE's two tours of England in 2005. Carlito beat him up during a Cabana segment and he once wrestled Kurt Angle as a jobber.
WWE concluded its very successful European tour this past weekend, running 22 dates and grossing somewhere between $12 million and $14 million. This makes the tour one of the most, if not the most, successful overseas tour in the company's history. Almost all tickets were sold months ago so the economy didn't play a factor in these numbers. A higher percentage of kids were spotted at the shows than during previous European tours.
-- WWE held another round of Wellness drug tests before the WWE Raw and ECW taping on Monday night in Atlanta. With the company looking to cut $20 million from their budget, this would be a very bad time for anybody to test positive.
DJ Gabriel def. local athlete The All-American American Jack Swagger def. Tommy Dreamer (Amateur Wrestling Challenge) (DQ) Intercontinental Champion William Regal, Cody Rhodes & Mark Henry def. ECW Champion Matt Hardy, Kofi Kingston & Finlay (Six-Man Tag Team Match)
ATLANTA With Survivor Series just days away, the Superstars of Land of the Extreme thrilled the WWE Universe by demonstrating the most devastating survival tactics in their respective arsenals.
Mark Henry def. Kofi Kingston (Six-Man Tag Team Match) (WATCH | PHOTOS) In an exciting Six-Man Tag Team main event with Survivor Series implications, Intercontinental Champion William Regal, Cody Rhodes, & Mark Henry reigned supreme over ECW Champion Matt Hardy, World Tag Team Champion Kofi Kingston, & Finlay. Henry earned the decisive victory for his team, hitting Kingston with the Worlds Strongest Slam after miraculously catching the high-flyer in mid-air.
John Morrison & The Miz discuss their Survivor Series Elimination Tag Team Match (PHOTOS) The Tuesday Night Delight and the self-proclaimed Chick Magnet addressed the WWE Universe on their involvement in the Team HBK vs. Team JBL Traditional Survivor Series Elimination Tag Team Match at Survivor Series. The duo humorously broke down both the attributes and shortcomings of their teammates and opponents alike. The Dirt Sheet stars levied their heaviest attacks on Shawn Michaels. And their overall message to all Be jealous.
The All-American American Jack Swagger def. Tommy Dreamer (Amateur Wrestling Challenge) (DQ) (PHOTOS) In an Amateur Wrestling Challenge set up by Jack Swagger after Tommy Dreamer asked for a rematch from their bout three weeks ago The All-American American out-matched his opponent. But, the ECW Original answered back with a kick to Swaggers stomach and a painful DDT. The referee disqualified Dreamer, who stood tall as he declared to Swagger, Oops, my bad, you win, with a satisfied look on his face. Swagger later demanded that ECW General Manager Theodore Long give him a rematch. Long responded that since the contest had been in Swaggers style, it would only be fair that the rematch be on Dreamers terms namely an Extreme Rules Match. (WATCH)
DJ Gabriel def. local athlete (PHOTOS) The extremely confident DJ Gabriel the newest member of GM Theodore Longs New Superstar Initiative was victorious in his ECW debut, dancing his way to a very impressive win over a local athlete with the former wedding planner Alicia Fox in his corner. After finishing off the high-octane match with a devastating European uppercut, Gabriel didnt miss a step, continuing his electric dance with the sultry Fox.
Christopher Keith Irvine (Manhasset (New York), 9 november 1970) is een Canadees-Amerikaanse rockmuzikant, schrijver en professionele worstelaar die werkt voor World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), beter gekend met zijn ringnaam Chris Jericho. Irvine worstelt momenteel voor WWE RAW.
Irvine won 8 keer de WWE Intercontinental Championship en daarmee is hij de recordhouder.
Buiten WWE is Irvine frontman van Fozzy, een Amerikaanse heavymetal band.
Kampioenschappen en verwezenlijkingen Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre NWA World Middleweight Championship (1x) Extreme Championship Wrestling ECW Television Championship (1x) World Championship Wrestling WCW Cruiserweight Championship (4x) WCW World Television Championship (1x) World Wrestling Federation | World Wrestling Entertainment Undisputed Championship (1x) WCW/WWE World Heavyweight Championship (4x, huidig) WWF European Championship (1x) WWF Hardcore Championship (1x) WWF/WWE Intercontinental Championship (8 keer: recordhouder) WWF/WWE World Tag Team Championship (3 keer; waarvan 1x met Chris Benoit, 1x met The Rock en 1x met Christian) Wrestle Association "R" WAR International Junior Heavyweight Championship (1x) WAR International Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship (1x met Gedo: eerste titel in zijn carrière als worstelaar))
Volledige naam Christopher Keith Irvine Bijnaam Chris Jericho Last Survivor Super Ligee Geboortedatum 9 november 1970 Geboorteplaats Manhasset, New York Lengte 1.83 m (6 ft 0 in) Gewicht 103 kg (226 lb) Sportieve informatie Discipline Professioneel worstelen Trainer / Coach Ed Langley Stu Hart Keith Hart Eerste titel WAR International Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship Extra debuut: 2 oktober 1990 Sportportaal
World Wrestling Entertainment has come to terms on the release of ECW Superstar Armando Estrada as of Nov. 18, 2008. WWE wishes him the best in all future endeavors.
TNA has signed United Kingdom "Gladiator" star Nick Aldis. Aldis was in the United States two weeks ago to prepare for his upcoming TNA debut. He was known as "Oblivion" on the UK version of Gladiator.
-- A number of familiar faces were backstage at last night's Raw in Atlanta including Shannon Moore, Ranger Ross, Erik Watts, Alan Funk (a.k.a. "Kwee Wee"), Brad Armstrong and Dave Taylor, reports prowrestling.NET. There were also a few extras at the showing including former TNA Superstar David Young and NWA Anarchy's Mikal Judas. They weren't used.
-- Conspicuous by her absence last night on Raw was Layla. She did not accompany new WWE Intercontinental Champion William Regal for his match against ECW Champion Matt Hardy and there was absolutely no mention made of her whereabouts on commentary. Layla accompanied Regal the week before in his title win over Santino Marella. Additionally, Layla was nowhere to be seen in "Stephanie McMahon's Raw Superstar Forum" at the start of the broadcast, and practically every active Raw performer was present in the ring.
-- Last night's edition of Raw saw Dolph Ziggler make his return to WWE television. He was seen in the ring during "Stephanie McMahon's Raw Superstar Forum," made an appearance backstage while Shawn Michaels and Rey Mysterio made their way out to the ring for their tag match, and was one of the lumberjacks at ringside for the CM Punk vs. Randy Orton match. Ziggler was suspended for 30 days on Friday, October 10 as a result of his first violation of the WWE Wellness Policy. Ziggler was eligible to return at last week's Raw taping in England, but did not make the trip to Europe. Ziggler made his first wrestling related appearance at last Thursday's Florida Championship Wrestling television taping in a loss to Johnny Curtis. Ziggler also worked a live event over the weekend for FCW.
As reported earlier, ECW Champion Matt Hardy is nursing a sore knee but worked through it during WWE's European tour this past week. Hardy hyper-extended his surgically repaired left knee during a commercial break in his ECW Championship match with Finlay last week, which was taped last Monday in Manchester. On his MySpace blog, Hardy wrote:
I fortunately retained the ECW Championship in a hard-hitting, fantastic match against the veteran Irishman. Unfortunately, something none of you at home witnessed-because it happened during a commercial break period-was me painfully hyper-extending my surgically repaired left knee. I continued that match without acknowledging it to anyone but knew I had hurt it. After the match, I was examined and diagnosed with a slightly torn PCL and stretched ligaments in the back of my knee. I could finished the tour out, but had to do some major treatment, wrapping and bracing of my knee. And by the way, I thought going into this day I had tomorrow off because it was a Smackdown only taping. I find out at the end of the night I'm needed tomorrow for both episodes of Smackdown. I guess that's what you get for being a WORKHORSE, HA! Now I already have the stress of an extremely hard trip plus a knee injury. Welcome to the wrestling business boys and girls. I felt much better when I got back to the hotel, my Smackdown crew got in, and the ECW, Raw, and Smackdown crews hit the hotel bar. I think the entire WWE drank every ounce of alcohol and liquor in Manchester that night! LOL!
Day 6 Manchester, England - I wake up and my knee feels absolutely horrible. I can barely walk. It's one of those moments when I ask myself how am I gonna do this.. How am I gonna perform tonight. After soaking and icing and treating and wrapping and bracing my knee thoroughly, somehow I do. I wrestled Shelton Benjamin in a Champion versus Champion match and came out victorious. I thought it was a helluva match as well. In case you're wondering, I was in excruciating pain the whole time. I also wrestled another tag match that will be featured on this week's Smackdown. I also wanna tell everyone that I was extremely proud of Jeff on this day as he had possible his best TV day performance EVER. That night, a little social time was had-but I actually got a good night's sleep. I had to-my knee and my performances for the week were depending on it.
Randy Orton def. World Tag Team Champion CM Punk in a Lumberjack Match ECW Champion Matt Hardy vs. Intercontinental Champion William Regal ended by a double count-out JBL & Kane def. Cryme Tyme The Miz & John Morrison def. Shawn Michaels & Rey Mysterio Batista def. Manu Kelly Kelly def. Victoria
ATLANTA With Raw back in the USA after last week's show in Manchester, England, everyones mind was on this Sundays Survivor Series. This came as no surprise since with three Traditional Survivor Series Elimination Matches, including one pitting the Divas of Raw against SmackDowns, most of the WWE roster is involved in one way or another. In a night with multiple tag team matches, many of these ring warriors had an opportunity to learn something of their opponents prior to the pay-per-view. The most heated confrontation, however, was between CM Punk and a now fully-recovered Randy Orton, who had cost the Straightedge Superstar his World Heavyweight Championship at Unforgiven by way of a punt to the head.
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Randy Orton def. World Tag Team Champion CM Punk in a Lumberjack Match; a massive brawl broke out following the contest (PHOTOS | WATCH) Before World Tag Team Champion CM Punk was to face Randy Orton in the nights main event, 30 WWE Superstars came out and surrounded the ring as lumberjacks for the match. Though he is still just recently recovered, the Legend Killer pulled out a win over the Straightedge Superstar, dashing Punks hopes of exacting revenge for Orton costing him the World Heavyweight Championship. Following the match, a Superstar who has his own problems with the third-generation ring warrior, Batista, entered the ring to attack Orton, leading all of the Superstars present to get involved in what became an out-of-control brawl that ended the show.
ECW Champion Matt Hardy vs. Intercontinental Champion William Regal ended by a double count-out (PHOTOS) New Intercontinental Champion William Regal came to the Raw ring already soured by what he perceived as a poor reception from the WWE Universe. He faced off against ECW Champion Matt Hardy in a non-title match that gave both ring warriors an opportunity to size up one of their Traditional Survivor Series Elimination Match opponents. Though both champions fought ferociously, the match ended with no definitive winner, as the two Superstars were counted out simultaneously and continued to brawl after the bell.
Evan Bourne and World Tag Team Champion Kofi Kingston were assaulted by Mike Knox (PHOTOS) Earlier in the evening, Evan Bourne appeared on Raw to address the ankle injury he suffered three weeks ago. After revealing that he is rapidly improving and should be back in the ring in just a matter of months, new Raw Superstar Mike Knox made his way out to the stage, where he stared intently at the high-flyer before walking away ominously. Later, the Desert Destroyer again caught up with Bourne, and proceeded to attack both the injured Superstar and World Tag Team Champion Kofi Kingston, leaving both men writhing on the floor in agony.
JBL & Kane def. Cryme Tyme (PHOTOS) In another match that gives the WWE Universe a taste of what they should see this weekend, the reluctant partnership of JBL & Kane faced Cryme Tyme two teams that will be on opposing sides of one of Sundays Traditional Survivor Series Elimination Matches. Captain JBL gained the psychological advantage going into Survivor Series by pinning Cryme Tymes JTG.
The Miz & John Morrison def. Shawn Michaels & Rey Mysterio (PHOTOS) After greeting Dolph Ziggler in the locker-room area, the tag team of Shawn Michaels & Rey Mysterio made their way to the squared circle as the two ring warriors prepared to tag with one another for the first time ever. HBK & the Ultimate Underdog faced off against two Superstars who claim to be the greatest tag team in the world: The Miz & John Morrison. Though they were defeated by Triple H & Michaels two weeks ago in a DX reunion, the self-proclaimed chick magnet and the Shaman of Sexy tasted victory by defeating The Showstopper & the Master of the 619.
Batista def. Manu (PHOTOS) Last week on Raw, Batista defeated Cody Rhodes and went on to spear his Priceless partner, Manu when it looked as if the second-generation Superstar might get involved. Manu was given a chance to redeem himself as he faced off against Batista in what was an extremely competitive match due to the young Samoan Superstars ferocity and motivation. After the match, Cody Rhodes contemplated getting involved, but instead walked away from the ring, saving his ire for the Survivor Series match this weekend when he, Randy Orton and others will take on Team Batista.
Kelly Kelly def. Victoria; Victoria retaliated but was assaulted by the Raw Divas (PHOTOS) In a preview of this Sundays Divas Traditional Survivor Series Elimination Match, Kelly Kelly took on SmackDowns Victoria. Though Kelly produced a win with her rapidly improving in-ring abilities, the SmackDown Diva attacked her opponent after the bell. Kellys fellow Raw Divas ran to her rescue though, as even Womens Champion Beth Phoenix put her differences aside to jump into the fray against one of her Survivor Series opponents.
Stephanie McMahon held a Raw Superstar Forum (PHOTOS) Giving WWE Superstars a chance to ask questions in the wake of former GM Mike Adamles resignation, Stephanie McMahon took her place at a podium before the entire Raw roster on Monday night. The WWE Executive Vice President went on to back her brother Shanes decision that Chris Jericho defend the World Heavyweight Championship against the returning John Cena at Survivor Series. McMahon also made the nights main event between CM Punk and Randy Orton a Lumberjack Match in an effort to make sure the fight stays in the ring and yields a definitive winner. After Santino Marellas request for another Intercontinental Title rematch was denied, a fight broke out between opposing Survivor Series captains Shawn Michaels and JBL when HBK launched himself at the self-made millionaire.
Justin LaRouche (born June 18, 1975) is an American professional wrestler, currently signed to World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), working on its ECW brand under the name Bam Neely[1] (a take off of retired professional ice-hockey player Cam Neely's nickname). He debuted by attacking then-ECW Champion Kane.
Career
Independents LaRouche started his career wrestling in the tag team known as the Hellraisers. He wrestled under the name Hellraiser Gutz and was trained and mentored by his uncle Richard Martin, who wrestled as Hellraiser Blood. They traveled across the United States, winning several tag team championships from the numerous independent promotions around the country and were the main event draw in almost every city that they appeared in for nearly a decade. However, LaRouche struck out as singles wrestler due to Martin suffering a career-ending illness. He began wrestling as Magnus Maximus in Ace Steel's Steel Domain Wrestling in 2002.[2]
World Wrestling Entertainment
Developmental territories He entered the business alongside such names as Ken Anderson, Austin Aries, Colt Cabana, Shawn Daivari, CM Punk, and Lenny Lane before signing with WWE's former developmental territory Ohio Valley Wrestling under the name Justin "The Ox" LaRouche, where he won the OVW Southern Tag Team Championships with Charles "The Hammer" Evans.[2][7] They would lose the titles to the Major Brothers, who ironically became members of La Familia (as the Rated-R Entourage of Curt Hawkins and Zack Ryder), the stable which he would join upon making his WWE debut.
ECW brand LaRouche made his WWE television debut on the ECW brand on April 8, 2008 when after Kane and Guerrero signed the contract for their ECW Championship rematch at Backlash, LaRouche stormed the ring, aiding Guerrero (as well as Curt Hawkins and Zack Ryder) in beating down Kane and putting him through a table.[5]
It was then explained that LaRouche, now using the name Bam Neely, was a former border guard,[1] and was hired as a bodyguard by Chavo to help him win back the ECW Championship as well as provide backup for La Familia.
He won his ECW in-ring debut by defeating ECW Champion Kane in a handicap match teaming with Guerrero.[8][9] He had his first singles match on the June 20 edition of SmackDown in a losing effort against Matt Hardy.[10]
On the August 8 edition of SmackDown!, Neely along with the rest of La Familia were all betrayed by Edge, and on the August 12 edition of ECW, Neely lost to Evan Bourne, with whom Guerrero and Neely had begun a minor feud.[11]
On the October 24 edition of Smackdown! during a non-title tag team match against the reigning WWE Tag Team Champions Primo Colon and Carlito, Guerrero and Neely had some miscommunication which resulted in Guerrero slapping Neely and Neely throwing (and missing) a punch at Guerrero which distracted Neely long enough for Carlito to hit the Backstabber for the victory.
In wrestling Finishing and signature moves Full nelson slam Big boot Running leg drop Sidewalk slam Clothesline Nicknames "The Ox"[2] "The One Man Fence" Entrance themes Power Cutz B - Production theme Power Cutz A - Production theme
Championships and accomplishments Ohio Valley Wrestling OVW Southern Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Charles Evans[7]
Personal life He has a designed tattoo on his upper left bicep.
Hulk Hogan has sold his wrestling names, trademarks (such as Hulk, Hulkster, Hollywood Hogan, Hulkamania, etc.), grill, energy drink, and other Hulk Hogan products to Eric Bischoff at an extreme discount. He did this purposely to prevent Linda from getting any of the profits from them. Linda Hogan's lawyers are not pleased at all by this, because now she cannot cash in on these assets in the divorce.
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 34 jaar jong.
Mijn hobby's zijn: Worstelen en films.
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Update on recent Matt Hardy injury
