Edge vs. Alberto Del Rio (No Contest) Intercontinental Champion Dolph Ziggler def. JTG MVP def. "Dashing" Cody Rhodes and Drew McIntyre (Intercontinental Championship Qualifying Match) Official SmackDown Consultant Vickie Guerrero def. NXT Rookie Diva Kaitlyn Tyler Reks def. Chris Masters Edge, Kofi Kingston, Alberto Del Rio, Big Show & World Heavyweight Champion Kane def. David Otunga, WWE Tag Team Champion Justin Gabriel, WWE Tag Team Champion Heath Slater, Michael McGillicutty & Husky Harris (10-Man Tag Team Match)
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Just like they did on the Oct. 1 season premiere on Syfy, The Nexus invaded SmackDown. However, this time the night ended in the biggest 10-Man Tag Team Match in SmackDown history, with the blue brand claiming a victory.
Edge, Kofi Kingston, Alberto Del Rio, Big Show & World Heavyweight Champion Kane def. David Otunga, WWE Tag Team Champion Justin Gabriel, WWE Tag Team Champion Heath Slater, Michael McGillicutty & Husky Harris in a 10-Man Tag Team Match (WATCH | PHOTOS) After The Nexus threatened to take over SmackDown at the start of the night, the blue brands Superstars defended their turf in a massive 10-Man Tag main event. Despite Alberto Del Rio inexplicably walking away from the battle, and obvious differences amongst themselves, the blue brand was able to thwart The Nexus. In the closing moments of the war, The Rated-R Superstar avoided a chokeslam from his own teammate World Heavyweight Champion Kane then Speared both The Big Red Monster and David Otunga to get the win for his team. Can the No. 1 contender take his momentum into Survivor Series against Kane? (Preview)
Tyler Reks def. Chris Masters (WATCH | PHOTOS) In his continued quest to make a name for himself, Tyler Reks went up against Chris Masters. Using his strength and power, Reks picked up an impressive and dominating win against The Masterpiece.
Official SmackDown Consultant Vickie Guerrero def. NXT Rookie Diva Kaitlyn (WATCH | PHOTOS) After Official SmackDown Consultant Vickie Guerrero attacked her NXT Rookie Diva Kaitlyn earlier in the night, the two squared off in an official match. By using the ring ropes for leverage, Vickie was able to pin Kaitlyn and get the win.
The Nexus attacked Rey Mysterio, MVP and Kaval (WATCH) Because of a brutal attack by The Nexus, Rey Mysterio would not go on to compete in the massive main event 10-Man Tag Team Match. And not content with just one dastardly deed, the yellow and black clad members also assaulted MVP and Kaval from out of nowhere, leaving them cowering for cover.
MVP def. "Dashing" Cody Rhodes and Drew McIntyre in an Intercontinental Championship Qualifying Match (WATCH | PHOTOS) Former tag team champions, Cody Rhodes and Drew McIntyre tangled with each other and MVP for a chance to become the No. 1 contender to the Intercontinental Championship. After a hard-fought struggle, MVP claimed victory by pinning McIntyre. Next week, MVP will face Intercontinental Champion Dolph Ziggler in a title match on SmackDown. It will not be the first time the two have met for Zigglers title. On the Oct. 1 debut on Syfy, MVP faced Ziggler for his championship, but the match ended when The Nexus attacked. (WATCH)
Intercontinental Champion Dolph Ziggler def. JTG (WATCH | PHOTOS) In commanding fashion, Intercontinental Champion Dolp Ziggler hit JTG with the Zig Zag then put him away with a sleeper hold. After the decisive victory, NXT Rookie Diva Kaitlyn came out to the ring to congratulate Ziggler. Infuriated and jealous, Vickie Guerrero charged into the ring. After screaming Dolph was mine first, Guerrero viciously slapped Kaitlyn across the face, knocking her to the canvas. Still livid, Guerrero had to be kept at bay by the ref to prevent more chaos. Afterward, SmackDown General Manager Theodore Long agreed to give Guerrero a match with Kaitlyn later in the night.
Edge vs. Alberto Del Rio ended in a No Contest (WATCH | PHOTOS) After driving himself to ringside in a Rolls Royce, Alberto Del Rio took on Edge one-on-one for the first time ever. However, just when it looked like the No. 1 contender to World Heavyweight Champion Kane was going to put away The Essence of Excellence, The Nexus invaded SmackDown, with David Otunga, Justin Gabriel, Heath Slater, Michael McGillicutty and Husky Harris all attacking. But after Otunga declared The Nexus was taking over SmackDown, Big Show, Rey Mysterio and Kane joined Edge in helping drive off the arm banded rebels.
WWE Planning to Keep PG Programming Posted by Steve Carrier on 11/06/2010 at 11:21 AM
- Phil Mushnick wrote the following in The New York Post:
"Now that Linda McMahon lost, the WWE can revert to producing kid-targeting sleaze. Some figured the WWEs TV shows went PG the last few months because the McMahons consciences bothered them."
For what it's worth, F4Wonline reports that WWE has no plans on doing away with PG programming because Linda lost.
The PG changes were originally made mainly because of WWE's relationship with Mattel. WWE is very happy with Mattel and nobody expects officials to do away with PG content.
TNA iMPACT! Orlando, Florida (Impact Zone) November 04, 2010 Commentators: Mike Tenay & Taz Report by: Josh Boutwell of Wrestleview.com
Impact opens up with a recap of last week focusing on the Matt Morgan/Anderson/concussion issue.
In the back Bischoff is dressed in Karate gear while Flair is pumping him up and a referee is trailing behind them. Bischoff's music hits and he makes his way out to the ring (in complete Karate Gi with fight gloves and everything) alongside a referee and Ric Flair. Bischoff grabs a microphone and says he has some major business to take care of tonight but right now he wants to address Matt Morgan. Bischoff says that they talked to Hulk Hogan earlier today and they all agree that Matt Morgan is officially kicked out of Fortune and Immortal. Bischoff says Morgan needs to do himself a favor and stay away from the Impact Zone. He even pulls out the "future endeavors" line. Bischoff mocks Mr. Anderson's concussion and Flair says he's not tough enough to be a wrestler. Bischoff says he's going to give Anderson one more chance, if he wants the Title match against Hardy this Sunday he has to come out to the ring and pin Bischoff and then sign the contract. Bischoff says Anderson probably isn't even at the arena tonight but if he doesn't get his "skinny little white ass" out to the ring then he will never get a shot at Hardy. Bischoff says he's about to give Anderson a sample of what he's in for if he does decide to show up. Bischoff turns his attention to the referee who Bischoff says "prematurely" released Matt Morgan from the handcuffs last week and "put Jeff Jarrett's career in jeopardy". The referee defends himself saying he did everything right. Bischoff says that he just called him a liar and then Flair says he's also talking back to him. Bischoff hands Flair the microphone and then hits a Judo Throw on the referee and kicks him out of the ring. He fires the referee and they mock the fans.
Backstage Fortune is clowning on Morgan as well as Williams, who is trailing behind them.
Back from commercials Brian Kendrick is reading stuff from Mick Foley's book to EV2 when RVD walks in. RVD still thinks Raven is Bischoff's 'boy' but they continue to say he isn't. AJ Styles and Fortune walk in and RVD thinks EV2 set him up. AJ tells EV2 to go ahead and kill each other because nobody wants them in TNA anyway. He also says that at Turning Point one of them will be going home anyway and he gets in every member of EV2's face. Rhino gets heated and then AJ says he thinks they'll fire "boring Rhino" after Fortune wins at Turning Point. Rhino tries to Gore AJ but he moves and Rhino hits RVD! Fortune back out and Dreamer asks Rhino what the hell he's doing.
Clips of Hardy's attacks on RVD & Anderson are shown as well as Hardy talking trash about Anderson.
At the announce table Tenay & Taz are joined by telephone by Anderson. Anderson says he has the worst concussion of his life right now and he can't tell what's going to happen this point forward. He says his short term memory was gone after a couple of days and he's going to a clinic in Minnesota to be further evaluated. Anderson appreciates Matt Morgan stepping up for him but it's hard to know if Morgan can be trusted still.
In the back Angelina and Velvet talk about Velvet's match against Sarita tonight and how Velvet is going to kick her ass tonight. Velvet wants to prove something tonight so she wants Angelina to stay in the back and Angelina agrees. Velvet leaves and when Angelina turns around Winter is standing there and Angelina calls her a "creeper." Winter says she won't leave her and Angelina says she likes being alone and she's going to go be alone right now. Angelina leaves the room and tells Winter to leave her alone.
Clips of Sarita pinning Velvet last week are shown as Sarita makes her entrance. Velvet gets Sarita in a Full Nelson at the bell but Sarita counters into a Waistlock. Sarita goes for a slam but Velvet lands on her feet and then kicks Sarita into the ropes. Velvet attempts to whip Sarita into the ropes but Sarita reverses it only to eat a Hurricanrana from Velvet! Velvet follows up with an arm drag into an Armbar. Sarita fights to her feet and slams Velvet to the mat. Sarita chops Velvet in the corner and then goes for a clothesline but Velvet ducks it and hits a series of chops of her own. Velvet goes for a DDT but Sarita shoves her off and then kicks her to the mat. Sarita then rolls over Velvet and then grabs her by the hair but Velvet counters with a Jawbreaker. Velvet follows up with a Sliding Dropkick and then she goes for the DDT again but Sarita holds onto the ropes to block it. Velvet loses her temper and starts pounding the mat and ropes but eats a clothesline for her troubles. Sarita lifts Velvet up but Velvet shoves her into the corner and then goes for a clothesline but Sarita ducks it and shoves Velvet into the corner. Sarita beats Velvet down in the corner and then hits a Snapmare Takeover followed by a rollup for a nearfall. Sarita beats on Velvet's back but Velvet answers back with chops only to eat a back elbow from Sarita. Sarita lifts Velvet up and goes for the Tiger Bomb but Velvet blocks it and then attempts to whip Sarita inot the ropes but Sarita reverses it. Sarita goes for a Backdrop but Velvet stops and kicks Sarita. Velvet follows up with a Running Bulldog and then a clothesline. Velvet goes for a second clothesline but Sarita ducks and then lifts Velvet up into the air. Velvet shifts her weight and lands on top of Sarita in a Lateral Press for a nearfall. Velvet hits Sarita with another Jawbreaker and then she goes for the DDT for a third time but Sarita blocks it and flings Velvet through the ropes to the floor. Velvet again shows frustration as she starts to climb back in the ring. Sarita kicks her as she got back into the ring and then hits the Tiger Bomb! 1...2...3!
Winner: Sarita via pinfall (Tiger Bomb)
In the back Bischoff is sparing with Jarrett and then Bischoff asks if Jarrett thinks he should apologize to Samoa Joe (sarcastically). Jarrett says he does have a few words for Joe that he's going to give him later.
Douglas Williams and Kaz argue about their former X-Division Title feud. Flair says when the Horsemen had an argument inside the group they went to the ring and handled it there so tonight they're going to do it "Horsemen style" as Kaz will face Williams one-on-one! Fortune walk away but Williams stays behind and approaches Christy Hemme. He has something to talk to her about.
Mixed Tag Team Match Generation Me & Tara vs. Ink, Inc. & Mickie James
Tara's shirt says "cougar" on it, oh my lord. I'd love for that cougar to bite me and lets just say those words look a tad bit better on her than they do on Vickie Guearrero. Some emo guys are sitting at ringside and Tenay says they're some rock band. Have I ever mentioned how hot Mickie James is? Jeremy and Neal will kick the match off. They lockup and Jeremy forces Neal into the corner and then punches him in the face. Jeremy attempts to whip Neal into the opposite corner but Neal reverses it and Jeremy attempts to float up and over Neal, but Neal stopped in his tracks and goes for a Back Suplex. Jeremy lands on his feet but eats a back elbow from Neal. Neal springboards off the middle turnbuckle with a Cross Body Block! 1...2...NO Jeremy kicks out! Neal tags in Moore and then nails Jeremy with a Snap Suplex and Moore comes flying in with a Slingshot Somersault Splash. Moore follows up with a Spinning Armdrag and then an armbar. Tara and Mickie James start getting into it on the apron as Moore rolls up Jeremy! The referee is distracted by the girls and doesn't seen the pin but finally turns around and Moore only gets a one count. Neal tags back in and Ink, Inc. whips Jeremy into the ropes. They hit him with a Double Back Elbow and then Moore Hip Tosses Neal into a Somersault Splash on Jeremy! Jeremy rolls to his corner and tags in his brother Max. Max goes for a clothesline but Neal ducks and hits a Forearm followed by a Spinning Neckbreaker! 1...2...NO Max kicks out! Neal whips Max into the ropes but he holds onto the ropes and then backdrops Neal over the top as he charged at him. Neal lands on the apron but Tara grabs his Mohawk! Neal shoves her away and then blocks a clothesline attempt from Max. Max spins around and then backflips into a Headscissors on Neal! He holds Neal in place with the Headscissors as Jeremy then dropkicks him off the apron! Jeremy and Tara roll Neal back into the ring where Max gets a nearfall. Max shoves Neal into the corner and hits him with repeated Shoulder blocks and then Tara chokes Neal on the bottom rope. Max taunts Neal and then hits a Standing Dropkick and tags Jeremy back in. Jeremy stomps on Neal and tags Max right back in. Max hits a Snapmare Takeover and then locks in a headlock. Neal fights to his feet and breaks the hold with Forearms and headbutts. Neal hits the ropes but Jeremy trips him and drags him to the floor. Neal attempts to clothesline Jeremy but he ducks and Tara Superkicks the dog sh*t out of Neal! They roll Neal back into the ring and Max gets a nearfall. Max shoves Neal into the corner and tags Jeremy back in. Jeremy works on Neal's arm and then tags Max back in. GenMe whips Neal into the ropes and then they go for a Double Clothesline but Neal ducks and then shoves Max into Jeremy which in turn sends Jeremy flying through the ropes down to the floor. Neal tags in Moore and he's a house afire with a Spinning Heel Kick on Max and then he knocks Jeremy off the apron. Tara rakes Moore's back from the apron as Max recovers and climbs up top. Mickie James crotches Max on the top turnbuckle and then she climbs up with him and hits a Superrana! Jeremy climbs back in the ring but Moore kicks him and then tosses him out of the ring to the floor! Moore then backdrops his partner Neal over the top into a Plancha on Jeremy on the floor! Moore ducks a clothesline from Max and then hits a Back Elbow. Moore climbs up top and hits a Diving Moonsault! 1...2...NO Tara breaks it up! Mickie comes flying n with a Thesz Press on Tara! Mickie beats on Tara but Tara reverses it and starts beating on Mickie! Mickie reverses it again and then she turns around where Max is standing there. He tries to grab Mickie but she ducks out of the way and then hits Max with the Mick Kick! Neal then lifts Max up on his shoulders and Moore dives off the top with the Mooregasm on Max! 1...2...3!
Winners: Ink, Inc. & Mickie via pinfall (Mooregasm)
After the match Ink, Inc. & Mickie's celebration is short lived as Tara & GenMe attack them. The heels beat on the babyfaces and then they celebrate over the fallen good guys.
We cut to a scene of Orlando Jordan and Eric Young talking to some "specialist." He asks them how long they've been in a relationship. Young thinks they need to find a double team move and Jordan says something about wanting to "be on top." Young says some goofy stuff about being in the Scout troop and then talks about having a lot of partners in his career. Young says he "stretches" him out and keeps him loose, disturbing.
Jeff Jarrett is smugly smiling as he walks towards the entrance ramp.
They show a clip of 3D and Machine Guns having a face-to-face where they talk about their upcoming match. Lots of "mutual respect" type stuff here. Both teams put each other over during the segment Bubba jokes that if they want to the Guns can leave their kicks at home because he isn't looking forward to getting kicked in the face again. 3D says they're taking the belts from the Guns and they'll sleep with those belts afterward and The Guns say may the best in the world win.
Clips of the Jarrett/Joe stuff are shown.
Jeff Jarrett makes his way out to the ring. Jarrett says he's going to address Kurt Angle first tonight. He asks where Kurt gets off bashing out Bischoff's limo windows and he says he knew Kurt was weak but he had no idea he was THAT weak. Jarrett asks if it was Bischoff or Flair who tried to cripple him, he says it was him and his issues are with Jarrett not them. Jarrett says if Kurt has all this anger then he needs to go home so he can be all alone. Jarrett turns his attention to Samoa Joe and he says he has one word for Joe: I'm sorry (that's two words Jeff). Jarrett says if he had any idea that stage was as high as it was when he threw Joe off...then he would have thrown him off a hell of a lot higher! Jarrett says he'll give Joe an opportunity this Sunday to face him. Jarrett says he's been wanting to get something off his chest for a month. He says he doesn't want to hear "you sold out" chanted at him again and then Jarrett says he didn't sell out, he bought in. Jarrett drops the microphone and leaves the ring. Jarrett taunts the crowd but then as he walks up the ramp Samoa Joe comes out of nowhere from under the ramp! He actually bursts through the ramp and attacks Jarrett!
Joe beats Jarrett's ass all around ringside and then tosses him into the ring. Joe throws Jarrett into the corner and nails him with a Running Knee Strike and then lifts him up on the top rope and sets up for the Muscle Buster! Security runs out to help but Joe takes them out with Forearm Smashes. Joe hits one with a Running Dropkick and then the other with a Snap Powerslam! Jarrett bails out and runs to the back as Joe stares at him. The fans chant for Joe as Jarrett cowers.
Security attacks Joe from behind again but Joe fights them off! Joe tosses one clear over the top rope to the floor and then hits the Muscle Buster on the other! He then stares down Jarrett again! Bad ass Joe is back!
In the back RVD talks about not knowing who he can trust anymore. It's going to be RVD vs. AJ vs. Rhino in a Triple Threat tonight for the TV Title.
TNA World Television Championship Triple Threat Match "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles (c) vs. "War Machine" Rhino vs. "Whole F'N Show" Rob Van Dam
AJ tries to get RVD and Rhino to fight as the bell rings but RVD shoves him and then Rhino tosses him out of the ring. Rhino and RVD then get in each others faces but Rhino turns around and goes after AJ on the floor. Rhino tries to whip AJ into the ring steps but AJ reverses it! RVD hits a Sliding Dropkick through the ropes to AJ on the floor! RVD goes for a Slingshot move but AJ slides back into the ring and RVD lands on the apron. RVD then tries to springboard back into the ring but AJ dropkicks him in midair! AJ beats on RVD in the corner and then he tries to whip RVD into the opposite corner but RVD reverses it and then hits the Rolling Monkey Flip! AJ comes back with a poke to the eyes and then he puts the boots to RVD and follows up with a Scoop Slam. AJ hits the ropes but Rhino trips him from the floor and then comes back into the ring and whips AJ into the corner and nails him with a clothesline followed by a Belly-to-Belly Suplex! Rhino sets up for the Gore but AJ moves out of the way sending Rhino into the corner! AJ stomps on Rhino but turns around into a Spinning Heel Kick from RVD! RVD hits a Scoop Slam and then goes for Rolling Thunder but AJ gets to his feet. RVD goes for a Scoop Slam but AJ blocks it and then whips RVD into the corner. AJ charges at him but RVD backdrops him over the top rope. AJ lands on the apron and then goes for a Springboard move but RVD kicks his feet out from under him and AJ hangs himself on the top rope! RVD goes to dive out onto AJ but Rhino stops him and then they start arguing back and forth. This allows AJ to hit the Springboard Flying Forearm onto both Rhino & RVD. AJ rolls RVD up, 1...2...3!
Winner & STILL TV Champ: AJ via pinfall (rollup)
Rhino and RVD continue to argue after the match until EV2 comes out to separate them. RVD knocks Raven down and then Dreamer asks for a microphone. Dreamer asks what's going on with RVD's head and RVD mockingly says he should trust them. RVD says Dreamer is the "brains" behind EV2 so maybe he should look no further than Dreamer. He asks Dreamer what he's hiding and Dreamer is pissed that RVD is accusing him. Dreamer says RVD needs his head fixed so he challenges RVD to a match at Turning Point and RVD accepts!
In the back Williams and Kaz are getting ready for their match.
In the back Abyss talks about Immortal never dying like Hulkamania.
Ric Flair will be at the announce boot for the next match.
Kazarian vs. Douglas Williams
They lockup at the bell and Williams locks Kaz in a Full Nelson and then transitions into a Hammerlock as Kaz fights it. Kaz reverses the hold but Williams rolls through and counters into a wristlock. Kaz grabs the top rope and flips through into a reversal and then trips Williams up. Williams kicks Kaz off and then Kaz kicks him off! The two stare each other down. Beer Money walks down to ringside now. Kaz hits a Shoulderblock on Williams and then taunts him. They lockup again and this time Williams locks Kaz in a Side Headlock and then hits a Takedown and holds onto the Headlock. Kaz rolls him over into a nearfall but Williams rolls back over only to have Kaz roll him over into another nearfall. Williams gets to his knees and holds onto the headlock. Kaz shoves him into the ropes and then locks in a headlock of his own. Williams counters with a Back Suplex but Kaz lands on his feet. Williams goes for a back elbow but Kaz ducks and then goes for a Sunset Flip but Williams sits down on him for another nearfall. They lockup again with a Test of Strength with Williams getting the advantage but Kaz bridges up and then forces Williams back. Williams bridges up now and Kaz trips him up. Kaz hits Williams with a series of kicks and then a spinning heel kick for a nearfall. Kaz beats on Williams and then whips him in the corner but Williams stops his momentum by putting his boot up to the turnbuckles. Both men charge at each other and collide heads. Both men get to their feet and Kaz goes for a clothesline but Williams ducks and hits a Spinning European Uppercut! Williams locks in a Waistlock and goes Chaos Theory but Kaz blocks it. Kaz then springboards out of the corner with a Flying Cross Body! Williams rolls through, 1...2...NO Kaz kicks out! Williams hits a series of headbutts and European Uppercuts and then he whips Kaz into the corner. Williams follows up with a Running Knee and then a T-Bone Suplex! 1...2...NO Kaz kicks out again! Williams slaps Kaz and then attempts to whip him into the ropes but Kaz reverses it sending Williams crashing into James Storm, who was standing on the apron taunting the crowd! Kaz rolls Williams up! 1...2...3!
Winner: Kaz via pinfall (rollup)
After the match Williams argues with Beer Money & Kaz so Ric Flair leaves the announce booth and comes down to the ring. Flair gets between them and shakes Williams hand. Flair then gets Williams & Kaz to shake hands.
Pope cuts a promo "earlier today" talking about their match tonight.
"The Pope" D'Angelo Dinero vs. "The Monster" Abyss
Pope hits the ring, with his ribs bandaged, and takes it right to Abyss with kicks and punches. Pope hits Abyss with repeated right hands and then he hits a huge Uppercut followed by yet another one! Abyss never goes down so Pope hits the ropes only to eat a Big Boot. Abyss hits a Corner Splash on Pope and then he throws Abyss out of the ring to the floor. Abyss beats Pope around ringside and then he pie faces a fan at ringside! Abyss then drags another fan over the guardrail and punches him! The referee calls for the bell and then screams for security as Abyss punches yet another fan and then drags another one over the guardrail!
Winner: NO CONTEST
Abyss throws another fan over the guardrail as security and TNA agents run down to try and stop Abyss. Pope grabs a microphone and says if Pope wants to get the Congregation involved then they should have a Lumberjack Match at Turning Point where members of the Congregation are the lumberjacks! Abyss accepts the challenge it!
In the back Robbie E. and Cookie are talking about the X-Division Title Match at Turning Point. He calls Lethal a disgrace to Jersey.
A Turning Point ad runs hyping the card.
A cool, creepy Jeff Hardy vignette runs calling himself the "anti-Christ" of wrestling again.
Eric Bischoff comes back out to the ring to see if Anderson will accept his challenge, he's holding the Title Match contract. No one comes out so Bischoff suggests Jeremy Borash vs. Bischoff! JB wants nothing to do with this so Bischoff stomps his foot and then shoves JB over and starts kicking him and punching him on the mat. Finally, Mr. Anderson's music hits! The lights go out and when they come back on nobody is standing there.
Bischoff turns around and Matt Morgan is behind him! Bischoff looks like he's about to sh*t himself and Morgan nails him with the Carbon Footprint! Morgan covers Bischoff and the referee counts the 3! Morgan then picks up the contract and signs it! Morgan vs. Hardy at Turning Point!
Ric Flair comes out after Morgan leaves and says Morgan is good at attacking someone from behind and then says in 3 days Morgan has to face Hardy now. Bischoff doesn't look happy at Flair confirming this. Flair says Morgan will bleed, sweat, and pay the price Sunday and then helps Bischoff up.
- Raw superstar Ezekiel Jackson posted a short "Not True" statement on his Twitter page regarding a report that he was injured during a WWE live event in France Wednesday night.
Jack Swagger def. Kaval Luke Gallows def. Vance Archer Gail Kim def. Alicia Fox The Usos def. Mark Henry in a 2-on-1 Handicap Match
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The Usos def. Mark Henry in a 2-on-1 Handicap Match (WATCH | PHOTOS) On Mondays Raw, Mark Henry revealed to special guest star Pee wee Herman that he felt lost since his tag team partner Evan Bourne was put on the shelf by CM Punk. The Worlds Strongest Man was all on his own tonight as he took on both Jimmy & Jey Uso in a 2-on-1 Handicap Match. After being attacked by both Usos on last Thursdays WWE Superstars, Henry was hoping to show the duo that he was powerful enough to take them both out. But the tag team specialist and their manager, Tamina proved to be too fast and cunning for the big man. Could this be the start of better things for the talented tag team?
Gail Kim def. Alicia Fox (WATCH | PHOTOS) With the recent unification of the Womens and Divas Championships, the competitive spirit of the Divas division has seriously heated up. This aggressiveness was on full display in tonights bout between Gail Kim and Alicia Fox. Two women who have both held titles in WWE, each of them was hoping to score the victory in order to take a step closer to Michelle McCools Unified Divas Championship, but only one could come out on top. That victory went to Gail as she connected the Eat Defeat out of nowhere for the win.
Luke Gallows def. Vance Archer (WATCH | PHOTOS) After CM Punk disintegrating his Straight Edge Society many weeks ago, the WWE Universe was curious to find out what would happen to Luke Gallows. Those questions were answered tonight when the blue-collar big man locked up with the powerful Vance Archer for a serious heavyweight slugfest. Both standing 6-foot-8 with strength to spare, these bulls were very evenly matched, but it was Gallows intensity that won out in the end.
Jack Swagger def. Kaval (WATCH | PHOTOS) Since winning the second season of WWE NXT, Kaval has had some difficulty making an impact on SmackDown. The talented young competitors woes continued this week as he fell to Jack Swagger on Friday night and again tonight in this rematch. Using some stunning high-risk maneuver to throw The All-American American off his game, Kaval came very close to scoring his first win in WWE. But the rookie was ultimately blindsided by Swaggers Soaring Eagle, allowing the former World Heavyweight Champion to apply the ankle lock for a tainted submission victory.
- Ezekiel Jackson reportedly suffered an injury during his bout with Zack Ryder at last night's RAW live event in Nice, France as he had difficulty walking after performing The Book of Ezekiel on the Long Island native.
Update on the medical condition of Scott Hall Posted by Corbin Nordhoff on 11/04/2010 at 05:32 PM
Scott Hall is hospitalized after undergoing surgery to implant a pacemaker in his heart. Sid Vicious discussed Hall's health during an interview last night with www.ringsideradio.com:
"His condition is this, I think everybody knows a little about, he just received a little thing in his heart where it monitors his heart beat and if it gets too low it kicks his heart back in because of some of the medication he has been on and because of this heart deal he has been having a few seizures. That is why he has been in the hospital the last couple of days. One thing is he has told me and the people around him, I forgot how many hits he had for his birthday, those things right there. Those are the things that people like me and Scott, of all the things I cherish in this business are things like that I know all the comments and all the great feedback he got for his birthday and about his condition has been good. I hope people keep that up."
Evan Bourne is hopeful to return to the ring in time for Wrestlemania after undergoing surgery on his shoulder. He is expected to be sidelined until at least February.
The Rock likely out of Wrestlemania 27 plans Posted by Roscoe De Soto on 11/03/2010 at 12:44 PM
Credit: PWInsider.com
It looks like Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson will not be part of Wrestlemania 27 this year. Johnson has agreed to feature in a movie titled "Protection" where he will played a disgraced former American Special Forces operative who must rescue a judges kidnapped daughter from a Mexican cartel. The film will shoot from New Mexico in March meaning Johnson would be ruled out of most of the pre-PPV build up.
- The injury that CM Punk has sustained to his hips/buttocks seems to have occurred from a DDT he took from Edge at Bragging Rights. Unluckily for Punk, it looks like it was a total fluke of an injury. He took a normal bump, but was then in serious pain from that point forward.
Terry Taylor called Sabu and told him that he was being "let go" from TNA following Sunday's Turning Point PPV. Taylor said that creative had "nothing for him", therefore they are letting him go. Sabu is not happy with this at all. He says he will show up at the PPV, but is very unhappy about this situation.
NXT Rookie Diva Challenge: A.J. won the Kissing Contest (WATCH | PHOTOS) Kelly Kelly def. Alicia Fox (WATCH | PHOTOS) NXT Rookie Diva Challenge: Kaitlyn won the Wedding Present Scramble (WATCH | PHOTOS) Also see:
The wedding of Aksana and Goldust (WATCH | PHOTOS) Maxine is eliminated (WATCH | PHOTOS) NXT Rookie Diva Records:
A.J.: Challenge wins: 2, Win/Loss record: 3-2 Aksana: Challenge wins: 0, Win/Loss record: 1-3 Kaitlyn: Challenge wins: 2, Win/Loss record: 1-2 Maxine: Challenge wins: 1, Win/Loss record: 1-3 (At the time of her elimination) Naomi: Challenge wins: 3, Win/Loss record: 3-2 WWE Universe, visit NXT.WWE.COM to watch WWE NXT highlights and the complete episode each Wednesday. The complete episode is also available Wednesdays on YouTube.com/wwe and Hulu.com! Pay-Per-View Schedules
PREVIEW FOR THURSDAY'S 3-HOUR BLOCK OF TNA WRESTLING ON SPIKE TV STARTING AT 9/8C
TNA Wrestling presents "TNA iMPACT" starting at 9/8c, immediately followed by an all-new ReACTION!
- Chances are running out for two TNA Wrestling Superstars
- Eric Bischoff holds the key to Mr. Anderson's fate
- Ink Inc and Mickie James vs Generation Me and Tara
- The Pope vs Abyss
- Plus, more news on Sunday's "Turning Point" Pay-Per-View event
Then, stay tuned after iMPACT for an all-new edition of ReACTION - TNA Wrestling's docu-style aftermath from iMPACT featuring your favorite Superstars! It's 3 hours of Total Nonstop Action every Thursday night exclusively on SpikeTV! Can't watch it Thursday? Make sure to set your DVR to record all 3 hours!
Despite WWE advertising him for a match with The Miz on last night's RAW, Rey Mysterio still did not appear. As noted before, Rey has an inner ear infection and was having isues with his equilibrium. Rey can't take bumps or fly on an airplane with the injury. There is no timetable yet for when he will be ready for action.
Top WWE Diva from the past returns at RAW Posted by Roscoe De Soto on 11/01/2010 at 10:27 PM
Credit: F4WOnline.com
Former WWE Women's Champion Lita made an appearance on tonight's RAW in a segment with Pee-Wee Herman, Mark Henry, Melina, Eve Torres and The Bella Twins. No word yet on why she was there but Dave Meltzer reports that she has shown interest in returning to wrestling as of late.
Former WWE star rejects TNA tryout Posted by Roscoe De Soto on 11/01/2010 at 09:45 PM
Via his twitter account, former WWE star Ken Doane (Kenny Dykstra in WWE) announced the following:
"nov 8th and 9th i will not be going for my "tryout" in orlando. no offense to any1 but im not comfortable paying my own flights and working for free. that is all. i dont need a job that bad. if WWE calls i'll go back or if TNA offers something decent. otherwise im absolutely happy where i am in life."
WWE Tag Team Champions Justin Gabriel & Heath Slater def. The Hart Dynasty Sheamus def. Vladimir Kozlov Ezekiel Jackson def. Zack Ryder "Big Pee-wee Herman" def. The Miz U.S. Champion Daniel Bryan def. Ted DiBiase Natalya def. Self-professed "Co-Divas Champion" Michelle McCool in a Non-Title Match WWE Champion Randy Orton & R-Truth def. Wade Barrett & David Otunga
LONG ISLAND, N.Y. John Cena can probably kiss that employee-of-the-month award goodbye. Among supremely bad ideas, ticking off your boss is right up there with arm-wrestling an alligator, but the reluctant Nexus member did just that when he stuck to his principles and refused to play favorites for Nexus leader Wade Barrett.
WWE Champion Randy Orton & R-Truth def. Wade Barrett & David Otunga (WATCH | PHOTOS) True to his word, John Cena called it right down the middle. Acting as special guest referee, Cena promised not to play favorites while he officiated a match pitting WWE Champion Randy Orton & R-Truth against Wade Barrett & David Otunga.
Even though Cena did not compete in the bout, he nonetheless had a lot riding on the outcome. In three weeks, he will again act as special guest referee when the Englishman challenges The Viper in a title match at Survivor Series. This contest may have proven to be a preview of that life-altering bout.
Despite finding himself firmly under Barretts thumb, Cena refused to favor The Nexus once the bout commenced. Although, at one point, he appeared to lean toward his Nexus cohorts, Cena restrained himself and oversaw the bout as objectively as possible. The outcome, however, would leave his English overlord cold: R-Truth managed to topple Otunga and pin his shoulders for the win. The loss triggered a tirade from the Englishman directed squarely at Cena.
Although it was Barrett & Otunga who suffered the defeat, it may well be Cena who ends paying the price.
Mr. McMahon awoke from a coma in a dream (WATCH | PHOTOS) It had been months since a vicious attack at the hands of The Nexus left Mr. McMahon incapacitated. The Chairman, however, appeared to be alive if not well in a dream of his daughter Stephanie. Moments after awakening from the coma, McMahon appeared shocked enough to relapse. His medical handler informed him of the disarray within his beloved company: The Undertaker has been buried alive, John Cena joined The Nexus, Paul Bearer has returned, Goldust is getting married and Pee-wee Herman had taken over the show.
Natalya def. Self-professed Co-Divas Champion Michelle McCool in a Non-Title Match (WATCH | PHOTOS) The Mean Girls refuse to relent. Self-professed Co-Divas Champions Michelle McCool and Layla continue to taunt Natalya. This week, the pitiless pair dropped an ultimatum on the third-generation Diva: If she did not defeat McCool, she would not be given a title opportunity at Survivor Series. The challenge proved highly motivating for Natalya as she threw it into high gear to race past her blond adversary.
United States Champion Daniel Bryan def. Ted DiBiase (WATCH | PHOTOS) Ted DiBiase appears to be suffering from an acute case of Gold Fever. Ever since Goldust stole his Million Dollar Title, The Fortunate Son has been unable to focus on just about anything else. As a result, he continues to falter, losing his latest match to U.S. Champion Daniel Bryan.
After the bout, DiBiase complained to his special lady friend, Maryse, that he has been too distracted by the theft of his title. The cure? DiBiase told his harm candy that hes determined to stop the wedding of Goldust and Aksana the following night on WWE NXT, only on WWE.com.
The Miz confronted Raw guest star Pee-wee Herman; Big Pee-wee Herman def. The Miz by Disqualification (WATCH: PART 1 | PART 2 | PHOTOS | SPECIAL OFFER ON PEE-WEE'S SHOW) Pee-wee Hermans latest big adventure? The iconic comedian took time away from his current Broadway show to visit Raw. Unfortunately for him, The Miz didnt appreciate sharing the spotlight. The Cleveland Screamer confronted Herman until the bow-tied entertainer suggested that Miz take on his cousin, Big Pee-wee Herman in a match. A dismissive Miz agreed, and out came Big Pee-wee Herman, who looked suspiciously like The Worlds Largest Athlete, Big Show, clad in a Pee-wee outfit.
Despite attempting to weasel out of the match, Miz was forced to compete as mandated by the Raw GM. As Big Pee-wee Herman manhandled his foe, Mizs assistant, Alex Riley, interfered. The distraction allowed Miz to nail his opponent with the Money in the Bank briefcase, causing a disqualification.
Ezekiel Jackson def. Zack Ryder (WATCH | PHOTOS) Call him a watered-down Long Island Iced-Z. Despite predicting a huge win during his return home, Long Island native Zack Ryder melted under the pressure. The empty boasts only fueled his opponent, Ezekiel Jackson. When the bell rang to kick start the match, the powerhouse quickly and convincingly crushed the uneasy Ryder.
Sheamus def. Vladimir Kozlov (WATCH | PHOTOS) After losing to Santino Marella last week, it didnt take much for Sheamus to get his Irish up. The Celtic Warrior challenged the Italian again, but Santino instead subbed in his tag partner, Vladimir Kozlov. The Moscow Mauler put up a powerful defense, but Sheamus proved too overwhelming.
After his victory, the Irishman chased Santino up the entrance ramp. As he prepared to make borscht out of the buffoon, though, John Morrison interrupted and quashed The Celtic Warrior.
WWE Tag Team Champions Justin Gabriel & Heath Slater def. The Hart Dynasty (WATCH | PHOTOS) The Hart Dynasty continues to flatline. For yet another week, David Hart Smith & Tyson Kidd bickered their way to a loss. This time, the duo faced new WWE Tag Team Champions Justin Gabriel & Heath Slater in a non-title bout. The ascendant Nexus members capitalized when they spotted dissension between the Canadian cohorts.
WWE Champion Randy Orton called out John Cena; Raw main event set (PHOTOS) Fired or freedom? John Cena must choose. If Wade Barrett emerges from his Survivor Series match against Randy Orton as WWE Champion, Cena acting as special guest referee will be free from The Nexus. If the Englishman fails, however, the reluctant Nexus member will be terminated from WWE. Will Cena really betray his principles in order to emancipate himself?
Apparently, The Viper thinks he just might. He confronted Cena, who told him that, while titles come and go, his very way of life hangs in the balance and that hes not entirely sure what he may do at Survivor Series in three weeks. Upon hearing Cenas uncertainty, Barrett interrupted the pow-wow. Before the situation could erupt, Raws anonymous GM intervened, via Michael Cole, to arrange the nights main event: A tag team match pitting Barrett and a partner of his choosing against Orton and a partner of his choosing with Cena acting as special guest referee.
Latest on Triple H's in-ring status with WWE Posted by Roscoe De Soto on 11/01/2010 at 04:25 PM
Credit: Wrestling Globe Newsletter
Though Triple H competed at WWE's Fan Appreciation Supershow in Hartford, Connecticut on Saturday, he has not fully recovered from biceps surgery. HHH's match with Alberto Del Rio was described as "safe" as it basically consisted of him hitting his trademark maneuvers on Del Rio. He wrestled in jeans and a t-shirt and was noticeably lighter. He was wearing the shirt because he can't train to a serious degree at this point.
Another injury update on CM Punk and his status Posted by Roscoe De Soto on 11/01/2010 at 12:42 PM
Credit: PWInsider.com
CM Punk isn't expected to be in 'wrestling action' for at least three months due to his hip issue, however WWE creative has been told to come up with non-wrestling storylines to integrate punk into RAW.
Surgery is scheduled for this week and as of writing, Punk is not expected to appear on this week's TV tapings.
In terms of the injury, the feeling is that Punk could work through it, but WWE management do not want to risk it getting any worse.
- Chris Jericho's WWE return may be happening sooner than originally planned. The latest is that Jericho may return to action as early as this coming Holiday season.
- According to Mike Aldren, the early news from CM Punk's MRI results is not good. His hip injury could end up requiring surgery which would keep him out of the ring for several weeks. More information should be known by next week.
- According to indy promoters that have tried to book him, Val Venis (Sean Morley) is returning to WWE in the near future. It's believed that he'll be coming back in a backstage role.
As noted earlier, this week's episode of TNA iMPACT! garnered a 1.13 (1.1) cable rating with 1,484,000 viewers, down slightly from the 1.15 rating it drew last week. The quarter hours were 1.18, 1.06, 1.13, 1.14, 1.29, 1.10, 1.05, and 1.12.
TNA ReAction which proceeded iMPACT! did a 0 75 (0. cable rating with 934,000 viewers.
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