Post by Ari Gold on May 18, 2008 0:35:59 GMT -5
Ever since Triple H won the WWE Championship at Backlash, Randy Orton has been dead set on reinstating the Age of Orton. At the end of last week’s Raw, The Game left Orton on his back after his match with John Cena. Will the Age of Orton be reinstated on Judgment Day? Or will Triple H be Orton’s judge, jury and executioner and quiet the Legend Killer once and for all?
Also, JBL has been insisting that John Cena robbed him of the WWE Championship at Backlash. Exhibiting power and brute force, the Self-Made Millionaire has made examples of every opponent who has crossed his path since. After Judgment Day, will Cena have made JBL pay for all his talk? Or will JBL claim victory over the Chain Gang Soldier?
At Backlash, Shawn Michaels seemingly injured his knee in his win over Batista — though that is not what Chris Jericho would have you believe. For the last couple of weeks, Y2J laid claim that Shawn Michaels’ injury was nothing but a farce, stating it was just a tactic proving Michaels would do anything to win.
After his tag team victory with The Showstopper over the WWE Tag Team Champions two weeks ago, Y2J seemed to have finally changed his mind about Shawn Michaels. Last week, he even went so far as to extend an apology to HBK. In a stunning turn of events, The Showstopper marched down to the ring and returned Y2J’s apology with some emphatic Sweet Chin Music. With the psychological advantage in HBK’s corner, will Jericho be able to shake off the shock and enter Raw with a Judgment Day victory? Or will HBK’s head games have led him to two straight pay-per-view victories?
William Regal has been ruling with an iron fist as of late, much to the disgust of WWE’s fans and Superstars alike. From blackouts to 14-on-2 matches, Regal has not been afraid to wield his new sense of power with the utmost authority. One man who has not been afraid to lock horns with the Raw GM is Mr. Kennedy. Will the Green Bay loudmouth fall into line and pay Regal the respect he claims he deserves, or will Kennedy gain some respect of his own from the GM?
Regal’s power fell hard on the return of Jeff Hardy. Hardy was explaining his absence when the Raw GM cut him off. Regal insisted that nobody wanted to hear what Hardy had to say and made sure of it with the assistance of Umaga. Will Hardy again attempt to speak up next week, or will his mouth be wired shut thanks to the Samoan Bulldozer?
Two weeks ago, Beth Phoenix lost her Women’s Championship rematch against Mickie James in a Diva’s Lumberjack Match — thanks to a little help from Melina’s boot. Last week, Beth Phoenix confronted Melina about hedging her bets for a possible future title opportunity against Women’s Champion Mickie James. Will there be more repercussions from Melina’s boot mishap?
We’ll find out all the answers to these questions and the fallout from Judgment Day when Monday Night Raw airs live from Kansas City, Mo., at 9/8 CT on USA Network.
Also, JBL has been insisting that John Cena robbed him of the WWE Championship at Backlash. Exhibiting power and brute force, the Self-Made Millionaire has made examples of every opponent who has crossed his path since. After Judgment Day, will Cena have made JBL pay for all his talk? Or will JBL claim victory over the Chain Gang Soldier?
At Backlash, Shawn Michaels seemingly injured his knee in his win over Batista — though that is not what Chris Jericho would have you believe. For the last couple of weeks, Y2J laid claim that Shawn Michaels’ injury was nothing but a farce, stating it was just a tactic proving Michaels would do anything to win.
After his tag team victory with The Showstopper over the WWE Tag Team Champions two weeks ago, Y2J seemed to have finally changed his mind about Shawn Michaels. Last week, he even went so far as to extend an apology to HBK. In a stunning turn of events, The Showstopper marched down to the ring and returned Y2J’s apology with some emphatic Sweet Chin Music. With the psychological advantage in HBK’s corner, will Jericho be able to shake off the shock and enter Raw with a Judgment Day victory? Or will HBK’s head games have led him to two straight pay-per-view victories?
William Regal has been ruling with an iron fist as of late, much to the disgust of WWE’s fans and Superstars alike. From blackouts to 14-on-2 matches, Regal has not been afraid to wield his new sense of power with the utmost authority. One man who has not been afraid to lock horns with the Raw GM is Mr. Kennedy. Will the Green Bay loudmouth fall into line and pay Regal the respect he claims he deserves, or will Kennedy gain some respect of his own from the GM?
Regal’s power fell hard on the return of Jeff Hardy. Hardy was explaining his absence when the Raw GM cut him off. Regal insisted that nobody wanted to hear what Hardy had to say and made sure of it with the assistance of Umaga. Will Hardy again attempt to speak up next week, or will his mouth be wired shut thanks to the Samoan Bulldozer?
Two weeks ago, Beth Phoenix lost her Women’s Championship rematch against Mickie James in a Diva’s Lumberjack Match — thanks to a little help from Melina’s boot. Last week, Beth Phoenix confronted Melina about hedging her bets for a possible future title opportunity against Women’s Champion Mickie James. Will there be more repercussions from Melina’s boot mishap?
We’ll find out all the answers to these questions and the fallout from Judgment Day when Monday Night Raw airs live from Kansas City, Mo., at 9/8 CT on USA Network.
? Seriously. We're going to beat the crapp out of each other to face Shawn Michaels and it's not a title match or nothing?
but hope he at One Night Stand