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Post by ✖ AJ on Feb 5, 2010 19:26:31 GMT -5
 ECW: February 9, 2010
Riverside Centroplex: Baton Rouge, LA
We have pyros go off and we have ECW officially underway!Abraham Washington's music hits to start things off. He gets his way down to the ring. He gets on the mic and runs down the card for tonight: Bryan Danielson vs Christian, Zack Ryder and Curt Hawkins vs Goldust and The Hurricane, and the main event William Regal vs Ezekiel Jackson. He says that none of that matters, because he is in charge and everybody wants to see him. He chuckles at his own joke. Washington says he wants to take care of some business to start things off, and calls out Tony Atlas. Atlas does so to no music. Washington criticizes him for not even having his own entrance music, and calls Atlas dead weight and worthless. He gets some heat, and Washington asks if the crowd doesn't like that. He turns to Atlas and says "Tony, you're fired." The crowd hates that as well, and security comes down to escort Tony out. That takes up a minute or so, and Washington seems pleased. He says it is time for Abraham Washington's ECW.
Commercial Break
Bryan Danielson vs Christian
We return with this match about to take place. Both men are down in the ring and the match starts. It starts off slow and then picks up with Danielson actually in control. He hits some nice technical moves and takes this to the mat. Christian manages to get himself to fight back. They get back up and Christian takes momentum from Danielson. Some rough shots and some suplexes and 2 near falls within. They have lots of back and forth action before Christian hits a nicely hit dropkick. Christian is in control now, on the mat. The match begins to pick up in pace as they both rise. Both men get lots of fast paced action in, and Danielson even goes for the Cattle Mutilation. Christian manages to shimmy himself out of Danielson's momentum and hit a few shots of his own. Danielson goes for a flying uppercut off the top rope, but the former ECW Champ avoids it. He takes control off it and hits the Killswitch for the pinfall.
Winner of the match: Christian (9:45) **1/2
Christian celebrates his victory, but in no cocky form. He assists Danielson to his feet, and shakes his hand. Drew Dalton's music plays and Christian seems irritated by it. Him and Danielson prepare for him to make his way down to the ring. However, Dalton appears from behind and takes both men down. He focuses down on Christian after taking Danielson out of the equation. Dalton hits his chokebomb maneuver to lay him out. We see Washington on the titantron, and he tells Dalton to let go. He makes a match next week to end this thing between Dalton and Christian, as they will face off in an Extreme Rules match. Dalton likes it, as the referee assists Christian.
Commercial Break
Curt Hawkins and Zack Ryder vs The Hurricane and Goldust
We return and have both teams make their way down to the ring. Hawkins kicks things off with Hurricane and the match goes pretty slow at the start, Hurricane pulling off a few trick moves on Hawkins, getting him embarrassed a bit. Hawkins then overpowers Hurricane with some hard moves. Hawkins then manages to make frequent tags between himself and Ryder each of them working hard on the neck and back of Hurricane. Ryder even hits the leg lariat at one point, but Goldust broke up a followed pin attempt. This leads to Ryder getting more vicious on Hurricane, who begins to fight back. He manages to tag in Goldust eventually off the momentum. Goldust takes down both Hawkins and Ryder. However, his control doesn't last long as Ryder takes Hurricane down on the outside well Goldust is focused on Hawkins. This gives Hawkins and Ryder advantage, and they double team Goldust and finish him off with the Radio Buzz and get the pin.
Winners of the match: Curt Hawkins and Zack Ryder (10:21) **
Post-match, Hawkins and Ryder celebrate their win for the second week in a row.
We cut backstage and see Savannah. She introduces her guests, Eric Escobar and Mike Knox. She asks them how they feel about sending Tommy Dreamer out of action. Escobar says they were just taking care of 'the trash' and Dreamer was part of it. Knox speaks more deeply and says that Tommy Dreamer is a complete cancer on ECW. He can't get over the fact the old ECW is dead, and it's time for people like him and Escobar to shine.
Commercial Break
Non-Title Match
ECW Champion William Regal vs Ezekiel Jackson
After the promo for the upcoming Pay-Per-View, we go to the arena and have both men for the main event get to the ring. The bell rings and the match starts with a lock up, and Jackson taking control. He easily dominates with tons of powerful moves, leaving Regal stunned multiple times. He has no mercy when the ECW Champion pleads for him to back off. Regal takes a cheap shot by raking the eyes and follows it up by clubbing the back and chopping the chest. He gets a little more ferocious with some elbows and knees. He hits a DDT to take Big Zeke to the mat. He covers only for a 2 count and pounds on the head before Jackson pushes him so hard off, he falls out of the ring. Todd Grisham: "Will the ECW Champion be able to defeat Ezekiel Jackson, or will Big Zeke prove he still deserves to be in the hunt for that ECW Title?
Commercial Break
We return, and Regal is pounding on Jackson's head in the corner. He taunts at the crowd and claims he is the best. Jackson strikes him well he is distracted. He gets some more punches in and rises to his feet and follows it still. It becomes a rhythm, and Regal goes to hit back but Zeke hits the spinebuster. Regal is in pain, and Jackson gets up taunting. He yanks the ECW Champ up to his feet and gets some aggressive suplexes in coming from different variations such as belly-to-belly, belly-to-back, and regular suplexes. Regal crawls to the corner, and notably reaches into his tights. Jackson yanks Regal to mid ring and grabs him by the throat. He yanks him up for the chokeslam, but Regal sends a punch down, brass knuckles seen on his fist, and he drops Jackson with the DDT. He covers him for the cheap 3 as he slides the knucks into his tights again.
Winner of the match: William Regal (13:24) **1/2
Regal celebrates his big - but cheap - victory over Zeke and taunts to the crowd. As he thinks its time for him to call it a night, Vladimir Kozlov makes his way storming down the ramp. He gets in the ring face to face with Regal, who is trying to get him to calm down. He raises his hands up talking with Kozlov, and he begins to reach for the brass knucks again. Kozlov takes notice of it and headbutts Regal. He continues striking on him until the Champion flees from the ring. Kozlov yells at Regal motioning him back to the ring to end ECW.[/font] |
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Post by tg11 on Feb 5, 2010 19:47:24 GMT -5
Now that ECW is over, I am so excited, and waiting in anticipation for your Smackdown show, to see how you build up your next SmackDown and RAW shows, because I am really looking forward to your shows in the coming weeks leading into the Elimination Chamber.
Legacy I do not know about you, but I see similarities between Legacy and The Four Horsemen of the NWA-WCW-WWE because Orton acting like how Ric Flair did back in the 1980s since they do have those same qualities about each other, Cody Rhodes acting like Ole Anderson since you can see some similarities there, and Mark Henry Legacy's Enforcer he can be The Arn Anderson Of Legacy and MVP can be The Tully Blanchard to Mark Henry's Arn Anderson. I don't know why, but that is just my personal opinion, that's all.
But I am really looking forward to this Elimination Chamber on the RAW side since there are 3 out of the four Legacy members in the Chamber with Orton the leader, Cody, and MVP, as well as Triple H, Shawn Michaels, and Kofi Kingston in this Chamber, I hope that this Chamber beats your SmackDown Elimination Chamber.
Your SmackDown Chamber I hope is also a good Chamber match as well, and that whoever wins, will indeed face the World Heavyweight Champion whether it be Punk or Mysterio, that your match at your Mania PPV steals the show.
I just am really hoping, no I am really praying that your Elimination Chamber PPV is your best pay-per-view yet, I really do, because I am starting to enjoy your story already.
I am just so excited, waiting in anticipation, no I am literally chomping at the bit for this, I just so want to get to Elimination Chamber already and read it, but for now I will settle to see what your Smackdown will look like
P.S. HOPE YOUR PPV IS REALLY SHOCKING, FULL OF UNEXPECTED SURPRISES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by tg11 on Feb 5, 2010 21:37:16 GMT -5
In your story I was not such a believer in your Legacy stable, but now I am actually starting to come around and I actually like your Legacy stable of 4, because I don't know why, but I see so much of The Four Horsemen of The NWA-WCW-WWE, I see so many qualities of The Four Horsemen of the 1980s in your Legacy like for example let me tell you what I mean.
First of all Orton I see so much of Ric Flair 1980s era in Orton those qualities Orton has even though he is proven to be a Viper, Rhodes I see so much of Ole Anderson in Cody Rhodes, Mark Henry I see so much of AA Arn Anderson in The World's Strongest Man, and MVP I see so much of Tully Blanchard in him, and I think Legacy could capture all the belts in 2010 in your story.
For the DiBiase Show match at Elimination Chamber, I cannot see Big Show beating Ted for his Mania spot, because Ted has proven to me that he is a main eventer and can be, and I am sure everyone wants to see DiBiase Orton at WrestleMania 26.
Rey Mysterio I am sure he will beat Punk for the World Title at Elimination Chamber, and that my pick to win the Smackdown Elimination Chamber for the chance to face the World Heavyweight Champion at WrestleMania 26 will be Batista, setting up the final match in the rivalry of Rey and Batista.
I just hope that your Elimination Chamber PPV lives up to its promo of "6 Men Enter, 1 Will Conquer!" "No one leaves the Chamber the same!" I will conquer, I will punish!"
Heel Shawn all day, he is the best as a heel because he can be like how he was back in 1997 at the time of the Screwjob or even during his 2005 feud with Hogan, with heel Shawn facing face Hunter
I am just expressing my opinions here, that is all I am doing, I am allowing whoever is writing this diary to write their diary, just expressing my opinions that is all I am doing, I am not asking for anything at all, but all that I will ask for, is that your PPV steals the show in this story.
P.S.
I HOPE YOUR ELIMINATION CHAMBER PPV IS REALLY SHOCKING, SURPRISES NOT ONLY ME, BUT EVERYONE ELSE, AND THAT WE ALL LIKE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by ✖ AJ on Feb 5, 2010 23:55:46 GMT -5
WrestleMania 26 Set[/size] The WWE creative has reportedly made its final decisions on WrestleMania 26 as to what matches will take place. They also have figured out most of the outcomes - mostly the ones they planned for the past few months. Apparently there will be 10 or 11 matches, most likely one to be moved to the pre-show. John Cena and Undertaker's return to television time[/size] John Cena is expected to return to Raw after Elimination Chamber, expect Undertaker to come back around the same time. It has been confirmed that neither of them are injured, they are just resting.[/center][/font] |
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Post by ✖ AJ on Feb 6, 2010 8:45:07 GMT -5
Smackdown: February 12, 2010 Preview
CM Punk's Straight Edge Enhancement
CM Punk has been granted time for him to speak towards his next challenger Rey Mysterio on Smackdown. Punk claims he is offering some "Straight Edge Enhancement" towards Rey.
Edge Back in the Smackdown! Ring
Edge made his return to Smackdown last week, just 5 days after returning at the Royal Rumble. As himself and Chris Jericho brawled that night, we saw as well those two brawl. On this Smackdown edition, he will be back in one-on-one action.
Elimination Chamber Qualifiers
The last of the 3 Elimination Chamber qualifiers will be taking place tonight as we will see John Morrison vs Tyson Kidd, Jeff Hardy vs Rob Van Dam, and Matt Hardy vs Booker T. |
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Post by tg11 on Feb 6, 2010 9:02:11 GMT -5
In my opinion, this is strictly in my opinion, and I am not asking anything of you at all, nor am I suggesting anything, this is purely my opinion and nothing else, along with a few questions along the way. In my opinion Legacy (Orton, Rhodes, MVP, and Henry) have the ability to become like The Four Horsemen of the 1980s, because there are a lot of strong possibilities like for example Orton is the Ric Flair of Legacy, Rhodes is the Ole Anderson of Legacy, and Mark Henry & MVP could be the Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard of Legacy provided that they win the tag belts soon. I don't know why, but I can see so much of Arn Anderson The Enforcer AA in Mark Henry since he is Legacy's Enforcer in your story, he can be like Orton's right hand man, and MVP I see so much of Tully in him because MVP can get a crowd to hate him and he can work the mic much like Tully can, and Rhodes has that "Ole-ness" about him in his character, and REMEMBER THIS IS STRICTLY MY OPINION AND NOTHING ELSE AND I AM JUST STRICTLY EXPRESSING MY OPINIONS HERE ABOUT LEGACY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Seriously, this question I am about to ask is an honest, legitimate question, but seriously in all seriousness how long has CM Punk been World Heavyweight Champion? Because I feel, and THIS IS STRICTLY ME EXPRESSING MY OPINION AGAIN AND NOTHING ELSE, but I feel that CM Punk has been World Heavyweight Champion long enough, I see Rey taking the strap and winning the title for a second time at Elimination Chamber, I'm sure you will surprise us there and shock us with an unexpected surprise!!!!!!!!!!!!
For the SmackDown #1 Contender's Elimination Chamber Match where the winner faces the World Heavyweight Champion at WrestleMania 26 XXVI in Phoenix, Arizona, in your story, I see Batista winning the Chamber only unless the other 3 participants inside this Chamber Match are revealed in your Smackdown show
For DiBiase-Show I see DiBiase beating Show to advance to WrestleMania, where DiBiase can challenge for any championship of his choice whether it be the WWE Championship or DiBiase can switch shows and jump over to Smackdown to challenge for the World Heavyweight Championship, but I think DiBiase is going to challenge for the WWE Title.
The ECW Championship, Regal, I see him losing his title at Elimination Chamber against Kozlov or Jackson, but Regal to me at least he has proven he can be a World Champion, and since he is, but on ECW, I'm sure he will probably walk into Mania as champion.
My second question is also an honest question, and I wanted to ask you when you were going to start your Money In The Bank qualifying matches, since Mania is around the corner in like a month from now, in your story, so I was just curious?
Remember that was an HONEST QUESTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My third question is at Mania in your story will you put up the Intercontinental and United States titles for grabs? Since the last time those championships were ever defended at WrestleMania was a long time, I mean the US Title the last time it was ever defended at WrestleMania was at WrestleMania 23 Benoit vs MVP, and the last time the Intercontinental Championship was ever defended at Mania was at WrestleMania 25. Remember that was a LEGITIMATE QUESTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My fourth question has to do with the Women's And Divas Championships, in your story, will you defend both championships at WrestleMania XXVI 26? Legitimate question that I am asking.
My fifth question has to do with the ECW Championship, is if are you going to defend that title at Mania for sure, since the last time the ECW World Heavyweight Championship was ever defended at WrestleMania, was at WrestleMania 24 where Chavo was defeated by Kane in a mere 8 seconds.
Those are all the questions that I have for you, and those were all my opinions that I wrote down
P.S. I hope your Elimination Chamber PPV is really exciting, and shocks us all as I am on the edge of my seat, I just want to read it so very badly
So if you can answer my questions and get back to me ASAP, then I will appreciate you giving me the answers I need
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Post by ✖ AJ on Feb 6, 2010 9:56:49 GMT -5
Smackdown: February 12, 2010
Riverside Centroplex: Baton Rouge, LA
We are welcomed to Smackdown as the pyros go off. We get told about the "Straight Edge Enhancement" featuring CM Punk and Rey Mysterio here tonight. We are about to head straight into action to kick things off!
Elimination Chamber Qualifier
Matt Hardy vs Booker T
We have both men get down to the ring set for the first of 3 qualifying matches here tonight. The match starts off pretty slow, with Hardy getting in some offense on Booker early on. He hits some rough and cheap moves ranging from rakes of the eyes to elbows to the neck and face and some suplexes. Hardy gets some great momentum hitting everything he goes for. However, Booker catches on to it and begins to fight back with some shots of his own. He begins to take away the momentum and gets some nice moves on including some signatures. He does a spinarooni and prepares. He goes for the Book End, but Matt elbows his way out. He goes for Twist of Fate, but Booker reverses that into an atomic drop. He then hits off the ropes and delivers the Scissors Kick. He covers Matt for the pin.
Winner of the match: Booker T (8:10) **
Post-match, Booker celebrates his victory as he is one step closer to going to Wrestle Mania.
Commercial Break
We return backstage, seeing Paul Heyman in his office. We also have Finlay in there. He tells Paul since last week, Drew McIntyre qualified for the Elimination Chamber. He says he wants his shot at Paul Burchill now. Paul says that it sounds great and all, except he doesn't like Finlay or old people for that matter, so he pretty much dispises the fighting Irishman. Finlay is offended by it and Paul says that he shouldn't worry, and grants a match next week: Loser Leaves Smackdown! Finlay vs Paul Burchill.
Elimination Chamber Qualifier
Jeff Hardy vs Rob Van Dam
We then are down to the ring for our second Elimination Chamber qualifier. The match starts off quick, the crowd behind both men - more RVD. Jeff with some good offense work with some uppercuts and forearms. He soon turns his tactics dirty with a rake of the eyes before RVD can fight back. The match begins to slow down a bit, and Hardy is in control. He hits some uncommon moves from his set, and then takes in a dropkick and a bunch of kick/punch combos. RVD fights back and sweeps the legs. He gets lots of kick variations in and takes Hardy to the mat eventually. He goes for the Rolling Thunder, but Jeff got the knees up. He took advantage there and beat down on RVD. He pulled him up and went for Whisper in the Wind, but RVD moved. This time he managed to execute Rolling Thunder. He then climbed to the top rope and hit the 5 Star Frog Splash and got the pinfall.
Winner of the match: Rob Van Dam (10:37) **1/2
RVD celebrated his qualifying victory to the crowds approval.
Up next, we see Edge return to the Smackdown ring!
Commercial Break
Dolph Ziggler vs Edge
This match looks to be a bit promising. As the bell rings, Ziggler extends his hand to Edge, who shakes it only to get kicked in the gut. Ziggler laughs about it, but when he tries to take another shot in, Edge fights back rapidly with punches. An irish whip to the ropes and a huge slam to the mat. Edge with a vicious assault well in control, forcing Ziggler to take himself out of the ring. The Ultimate Opportunist follows and takes the former Intercontinental Champion back into the ring. He beats him down there and yanks him up. Ziggler gets a cheap shot in, and then takes a little control. He doesn't hold it for long as Edge pushes him back and hits the Edgacution. He then waits for Ziggler to rise and he delivers the spear. He covers him for the 3.
Winner of the match: Edge (6:12) **
Edge celebrated his Smackdown! in-ring return victory. However, that is crashed as Jerishow make their way out. Jericho gets on the mic and informs Edge that technically it is 2-on-1, as after Edge - which Jericho thanks him for - got injured, it left him with a new partner. 'A better partner'. He tells Edge that since Big Show is going to defeat Ted DiBiase at Elimination Chamber and main event Wrestle Mania, he only sees fit that since he doesn't get a chance to be in the opposing main event, he should at least be put in action. So he claims that he should replace John Morrison in that 3rd qualifier tonight. Edge gets on the mic of his own and says that maybe Jericho should stop hiding behind his big fat friend. He says he doesn't care if it is 2 on 1, because Jericho wouldn't do a damn thing, and Big Show would sit back and relax well eating a pizza. Both men seem offended by it, and Edge says that he has an idea. He challenges Jericho to a match at Elimination Chamber. The crowd loves the idea of it. Paul Heyman makes his way out to the ramp next to Jerishow. He says that neither of these two make the decisions around here. Heyman agrees that would be a great match, and he is going to book it. This receives a huge pop. Jericho argues, but Heyman says that when Jericho mentioned the 2 against 1 factor, it gave him another idea. He announces next week on Smackdown, in a non title match, Jerishow will face Edge and Ted DiBiase.
Commercial Break
Women's Champion Beth Phoenix and Maria vs Michelle McCool and Layla
All 4 diva's to the ring. This match is pretty quick to start as Maria and Layla start things off in what is kind of a mess. Maria gets some nice moves in on Layla, who seems kind of sloppy. They both manage to make hot tags, to McCool's unwanting. Phoenix then chases McCool a bit, and then catches her by the hair. She then dominates, last weeks cage match not being enough, with tons of powerful suplexes and forearms and knees and such. Layla seems afraid, and Phoenix forces her in the ring. She calls Maria in, and she takes Layla out. McCool tries to cheap shot Beth from behind, but that doesn't work and only makes the Women's Champion more angry. She grabs McCool and finishes her with the Glam Slam and the win.
Winners of the match: Beth Phoenix and Maria (6:06) *1/2
Post-match, Beth scares off McCool and Layla and raises her arm with Maria's.
We cut backstage and we have Josh Mathews with John Morrison. He asks John about losing last weeks match. John says that Rey put up a great fight and managed to come out on top, however, that isn't going to put somebody like him down. He says he will be going to Elimination Chamber and he will be going to Wrestle Mania right after.
Commercial Break
Elimination Chamber Qualifier
John Morrison vs Tyson Kidd w/DH Smith and Natalya
We have both men get down to the ring and this match is ready to start. It starts off pretty smoothly and medium paced. Morrison with early control with some nicely executed moves, but Kidd manages to get himself into process of hitting some good moves of his own. He hits a nice dropkick to first stun Morrison, then hits some aireal attack moves. He gets a near fall within it. Morrison begins to will himself back into the fight, and hits a nice dropkick to the knee before hitting some good signature moves. He even delivers a standing moonsault and goes for the pin, but Kidd kicked out. They began to trade up momentum for a couple minutes, each man hitting beautiful moves in what is turning out to be a great match so far. Morrison gets a huge upperhand after hitting the Moonlight Drive. Before he can go for the pin, DH Smith pulls him out of the ring. The referee catches it and ejects Smith and Natalya from ringside. Morrison waves bye to them, only to have Kidd launch over the top rope onto him. Jim Ross: And the young Tyson Kidd has taken advantage of his own managerial services being ejected, in a distraction to Morrison. We'll see the outcome when we come back!
Commercial Break
We return in the ring again, and Kidd is working on Morrison in the middle of the ring. He has him in an armbar well Morrison is sitting and scrambling around a bit. He begins to fight back, only for Kidd to keep it in. However, his will gets stronger and he rises to his feet and begins to make his way out of the hold. He hits some nice low kicks over and over again and frees himself. They trade some blows, and Morrison hits a huge enziguri out of nowhere to take control. Kidd begins to get his own momentum back again, and gets to the apron. He goes for the The Code Blue, but Morrison avoids it. Kidd drops on his chest in pain. Morrison takes advantage off it and climbs to the top rope. He hits the Starship Pain as Kidd rolls over and gets the pinfall.
Winner of the match: John Morrison (14:27) ***1/2
Morrison celebrates his victory as Kidd rolls out of the ring still in a bit of pain. However, Batista makes his way down to the ring. He strikes Morrison from behind and begins to beat down on him. Down comes RVD for the save! He begins to fend off Batista. Then down comes Drew McIntyre. This follows with Booker T and lastly Kane. All 6 chamber participants begin a brawl 3-on-3. Things get a bit shaken up a bit, and security has to come down to the ring to break all 6 of them apart. This takes a while, and the "Straight Edge Enhancement" is next.
Commercial Break
World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk makes his way down to the ring as we return. The ring is set up with a black mat and a table with a bag on it. Punk gets in and talks to the crowd. He says that first of all, yes, he did give John Cena that bounty money - still bragging about his 'victory' over Undertaker at Royal Rumble. He then says that last week Rey Mysterio became the new number 1 contender to his World Heavyweight title. He says that if Rey became the champion, it'd be a disgrace to the history of the championship. He takes some shots at Rey, saying that he has done a range of drugs - such as smoking marijuana to performance enhancers. Punk asks why superstars of today always have to turn to drugs to make themselves more in shape or capable of putting on a match, rather then fighting through it like he does every single night. He calls Rey out. Mysterio makes his way down to the ring slowly, eyeing Punk. The World Champion says he can make sure that Rey doesn't have to worry about being in so much pain by taking a hit after he is beat at Elimination Chamber, because he has the cure. He reaches in the bag and pulls out a retirement plan booklet. Rey laughs at it, and takes a mic of his own. He tells Punk he might want to look at something of his own - like Raw or ECW because once he wins the World Heavyweight Title Punk won't want to show his face here again. They begin to argue a bit, and Punk says he knows Rey is just jealous he couldn't be so Straight Edge and that he fell to the addictions. He says he is going to put Rey out of his misery. He takes a cheap shot with a kick to the gut, and pulls Rey up for the GTS. However, Mysterio slips off the shoulders and dropkicks Punk between the ropes. He goes for the 619, but the World Champion slips out of the ring. He backs up the ramp leaving Rey standing tall in the ring to end Smackdown. [/font] |
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Post by ✖ AJ on Feb 6, 2010 10:02:19 GMT -5
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Post by shiftyeyes on Feb 6, 2010 10:07:36 GMT -5
- SEE sounds interesting.
- Booker T over Matt is the right move.
- Finlay v Burchill sounds cool
- RVD over Jeff is good, wouldn't mind either way tbh.
- Edge over Ziggler was expected.
- Edge and Ted v Jerishow sounds cool.
- Beth is a face now then? Cool, glad to see she wins.
- Great JoMo / Tyson Match. Expected Morrison to win.
- Chamber brawl! Great build up!
- Excellent end promo. Glad to see that neither man gets the advantage.
Good show, A lil bit predictable though.
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Post by Ace Bennett on Feb 6, 2010 10:50:07 GMT -5
Well, I must give kudos to you for getting this over 10 pages. Great work on that account. I will try to keep updated from this point on. Smackdown was a good show. Cool to see Booker T back, and him going over Matt Hardy was a good decision. It would be funny to see Burchill lose another loser leaves town match, but I could see you setting up Finlay to retire. I would've rather seen Hardy and RVD both in the EC, but RVD works too. Good to see Edge get the victory over Ziggler to get him back on Smackdown. Surprised to see DiBiase with a main event WM slot, hopefully he doesn't lose it. Jericho vs. Edge should be good. Don't really care for women's wrestling, but good to see Phoenix get the win. John Morrison over Tyson Kidd was predictable but I would've rather seen Hardy in Morrison's spot. Good final segment to put over the Rey/Punk feud, hope to see Punk retain. The EC card looks great. I see RVD and Orton winning the EC matches for the WM main events to be RVD vs. Punk and Orton vs. DiBiase. Its a bit unrealistic to not have Cena or Taker on that card though, I would one of them a match to put them over before WM. Keep up the good work man.
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Post by tg11 on Feb 6, 2010 11:06:04 GMT -5
I am so interested and excited, so excited to see what you have in store for us for your RAW show 2/15, because I wanna see what you are going to do before the Elimination Chamber since this is the last RAW before the Elimination Chamber Pay Per View.
What is in store for Legacy, since 3 out of the four members of Legacy Orton, Rhodes, and MVP are in the Chamber match? Since The Enforcer MH The Enforcer The World's Strongest Man Mark Henry is not in the Chamber match, I was wondering what was going to happen with him, that is all?
Ted DiBiase having to team with Edge to face Jerishow, good move
Batista for sure now is going to win The Elimination Chamber in my opinion
Rey Mysterio better beat CM Punk at Elimination Chamber for the World Heavyweight Championship, and that is strictly in my opinion, that Rey can beat Punk any day, any night, any time
Legacy in my opinion could be like The Horsemen, or even like Evolution in my opinion, and remember that is strictly my opinion, and nothing else
PS All of this is in my opinion, and strictly me expressing my opinion about everything, that is it, I am letting the man do his diary, I am simply just expressing my opinion, so that we are clear!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
P.S.
I hope your PPV excites all of us, and all of us readers are in for a surprise
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Post by ✖ AJ on Feb 6, 2010 19:42:20 GMT -5
Raw: February 15, 2010 Preview
Elimination Chamber Preview
WWE Champion Randy Orton and Cody Rhodes will be teaming up with each other to take on the team of Triple H and Kofi Kingston in an Elimination Chamber Preview Tag Team Match.
Shawn Michaels on MVP's Lounge
The 2 other superstars in the Elimination Chamber will be meeting up on MVP's lounge, as MVP has his guest "The Heart Break Kid" Shawn Michaels.
Sunday Opponent Swap
With Smackdown! coming up this Friday where we will see Edge and Ted DiBiase vs Jerishow in a non-title match, these 4 will have their Elimination Chamber opponents switched.
Ted DiBiase will be in action against Smackdown's Chris Jericho, well fellow Smackdown Superstar Edge faces Big Show. |
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Post by tg11 on Feb 6, 2010 20:05:03 GMT -5
Can we just get to Raw already, the final RAW before the Elimination Chamber pay per view, I wanna see what you have in store for me, that is all, I wanna see this action packed RAW, and most importantly I wanna see the VIP Lounge since MVP has HBK on it, and since MVP is straight up ballin now that he is a part of Legacy, and he is just better than you, better than me, better than everyone else.
As well I am looking forward to Jericho-DiBiase, as well as Edge-Big Show, interested to see who wins those matches
How about Orton, he is probably going to want to get his Legacy together backstage and talk to his enforcer Mark Henry, MVP, and Rhodes about the Elimination Chamber and what needs to happen, to keep the belt in Legacy and around Orton's waist
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Post by tg11 on Feb 6, 2010 22:02:43 GMT -5
It is just that I am so anxious and I don't like to wait for things, I just so want to get to the Elimination Chamber pay per view because I just so wanna read it already, because I am on the edge of my seat, your story is keeping me on my toes, and it just gets me so excited and interested whenever I read it.
DiBiase will beat Jericho and Edge will beat Show
HBK as a heel all day can beat anyone and win that Chamber
Orton, Rhodes, MVP, and Henry Legacy trump all, and the belt will stay in Legacy
Rey to beat Punk for the title at Elimination Chamber
Batista will win the Chamber and go on to face Rey one last time at Mania
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Post by †hê Jå§ðñ Wïllïåm§ on Feb 6, 2010 22:16:16 GMT -5
Come on ML I want to see WM 26. I'm on the edge of my seat wanting to know who The Undertaker will defeat, who will win the main event, hell even to see who wins MITB! Hurry it up damn it. [/sarcasm]  your doing great for your first diary. |
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Feb 6, 2010 22:34:48 GMT -5
-I like Booker T qualifying for the Elimination Chamber
-Hope to see Finlay lose and leave Smackdown. Burchill is much better
-Surprised Hardy/RVD was only **1/2 as it seems like it would be good. Glad RVD won though
-Jericho/Edge at Chamber is good, but I'd rather it be saved for 'Mania. JeriShow vs. Edge & Dibiase is original
-Beth and Maria winning is good, I still like Beth as Champion
-Morrison/Kidd stole the show I see, great job with that. Morrison in the Chamber is the right move though
-Love Punk taking shots at Mysterio's drug past. Great stuff, I love Punk as World Champion. Great confrontation
Another good show, looking forward to Elimination Chamber
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Post by ✖ AJ on Feb 7, 2010 1:15:37 GMT -5
Raw: February 15, 2010
Wells Fargo Arena - Iowa: Des Moines, IA
We have the pyros go off for Monday Night Raw and we have a big show just 6 days before Elimination Chamber. Randy Orton's music hits and the WWE Champion, along with Cody Rhodes, MVP and Mark Henry. makes his way down to the ring. He gets on the mic and speaks to the crowd. He says that he doesn't care about the whole rivalry he had with Kofi Kingston, he doesn't care about Shawn Michaels and Triple H's D-Generation X disbanding and arguments, because he knows he will be walking out the WWE Champion. He explains that tonight as MVP hosts MVP's Lounge with Shawn Michaels as his guest, himself and Cody Rhodes will be taking care of Triple H and Kofi Kingston. MVP volunteers himself to take the mic from Orton. He says that this Sunday will be one of the biggest matches of his career, and he is going to walk into that Chamber this Sunday and assist in making sure the 'greatest WWE Champion ever, Randy Orton' walks out with the WWE Title the same way he walked in. Cody takes the mic from MVP. He says that he isn't so sure about that, he makes the point that there is still Kofi Kingston, Shawn Michaels, and Triple H involved in that match and if one of them drops the ball and allows them to get Randy out of the match- before he can say anything more Orton demands him to shut up. He says if they screw up, they won't be anything at all after that night is over with. Orton then says that next week on Raw, he will still have this WWE Title over his shoulder and will still be the face of Monday Night Raw.
Commercial Break
6-Person Tag Team Match
Evan Bourne, Santino Marella, and Gail Kim vs Kaval, United States Champion The Miz, and Diva's Champion Maryse
We return for this huge 6-person tag team match. Kaval and Bourne started this one out, going back and forth for the start of things. They begin to pick the pace up a bit, each getting some quick kicks and suplex variations on each other. Kaval manages to take control after a huge throat shot, and he gets the tag to Miz. He works down on Bourne a lot, especially on the mid-section. The Champ takes time to taunt, giving Bourne time to make a recovery and take Miz to the mat. He gets himself up as Miz does himself, and Bourne gets some good moves of his own. He eventually manages to get enough moves in he can tag in Kim. This forces Maryse in, and the two Diva's get a lot of good offense on each other. Kim gets a few near falls here and there. They each get some nicely hit moves, upgrading from their previous matches with each other. Kim manages to tag Santino, and Maryse gets the tag to Kaval. Santino and Kaval trade blows, and Kaval eventually gets control. He hits lots of hard moves here and there, but Santino ducks a huge swinging kick to the back of the head. Bourne makes the blind tag, and Santino managed to hit a spinning neckbreaker on Kaval. Before he can do anything to fight back, Bourne hits the Shooting Star Press and gets the pin.
Winners of the match: Evan Bourne, Santino Marella, and Gail Kim (9:16) **
We cut backstage after the winning team celebrates. We have Teddy Long in his office and he is talking on the phone. He says it sounds like a plan, he'll see him Sunday. Somebody knocks on the door, and Teddy tells them to come in. In steps Sheamus. Long asks what he wants, and Sheamus says he wants another shot to be in the Elimination Chamber. Teddy says he can't do that. He explains that this Sunday everything is set the way it is, but he can give Sheamus a match here tonight to take his anger out. Sheamus asks who against, and Long says somebody who we haven't seen in a while.
Commercial Break
We return, and Michael Cole informs us John Cena will be coming back to WWE Television, as we have not seen him in 2 weeks, this Sunday at Elimination Chamber.
Sunday Opponent Swap Match
Big Show vs Edge
Both men get down to the ring, and this is only Edge's 2nd singles match since being back from Royal Rumble, and in this match he is a guest on Raw. The match starts off pretty slow, with Edge trying to get some work done, but Show overpowering him. He fights back quick though with some forearms and low kicks. Show won't take much of it and delivers a headbutt. He then continues with some powerful standing submission type moves and slams. He gets a couple near falls, with Edge barely able to stand. However, that goes away after he avoids a clothesline and delivers shot after shot to Show's head. He gets a lot of moves in and even gets Show face first into the turnbuckle. From that, he is able to hit the Edgacution off the top rope. He goes for the pin only for a 2. Show is angry by it, and he gets really aggressive. He tosses Edge to the outside and follows. He begins to beat the living hell out of him with tons of punches to the gut. He throws Edge into the steel steps and begins to choke him with the boot. He ignores the referees count as he reaches 10.
Winner of the match: Double-count Out (8:31) **1/2
Show continues his choke on Edge post-match, and the referee continues to tell him to let go well the bell rings. He eventually does so, and taunts signaling he is the winner in his own books.
Commercial Break
Sunday Opponent Swap Match
Ted DiBiase vs Chris Jericho
Both men to the ring and it is time for the match to begin as the bell rings. This match kicks off slow as both men seem eager, but don't want to waste energy quick. Jericho gets the momentum to start with and gets a few cheap shots in, and then followed with punches rapidly. He gets in with some more common moves from his set and tops it off with a nice enziguri. Jericho manages a near fall after almost every move he hits in the next 2 minutes, which consists from a range of suplexes to clotheslines. Jericho goes for the Lionsault, but DiBiase manages to get his knees up. He then gets some control in as he begins to work Jericho well in the corner. A combination of decent moves gets lodged in there, and DiBiase even goes for Dream Street. He can't keep it in, as Jericho pushes him off to the ropes. On the rebound, Jericho fakes the over the body drop, and begins to try and get in the Walls of Jericho. Ted fights back. They each trade momentum when both up for the next couple minutes, each hitting a signature or 2 of their own. DiBiase hits Dream Street and pins Jericho for a huge victory.
Winner of the match: Ted DiBiase (11:45) ***
DiBiase celebrates his victory over Jericho, which brings Show back down towards the ring. DiBiase is anticipating this actually, and allows Show to start to get in the ring before he begins to strike. The numbers game catches up as Jericho got back up and attacked him from behind. They double team, and down running fast as hell it's Edge. He strikes at both men over and over again to fend them off. Jericho slips out of the ring, and Edge and DiBiase team up to double clothesline Show over the top rope. Cole plugs the tag match this Friday on Smackdown.
Commercial Break
Sheamus vs Billy Kidman
To the crowds surprise, Billy Kidman has returned to the WWE (Although he has been a trainer in FCW for a while now). The match starts off with Sheamus in ultimate control. He gets lots of powerful moves in over Kidman, especially suplexes and slams. Kidman fights back quick though with some fast paced shots with the crowd behind him. He looks to be in great shape, not showing much ring rust. Kidman loses momentum though, as Sheamus continues his rampage. He keeps on with the powerful action for about 2 minutes before Kidman begins to will himself on again. He pulls himself out of the way of the Bicycle Kick and takes out the legs of Sheamus. He works him on the mat for a while, and once back up, he takes him down again. Kidman climbs to the top rope for the Shooting Star Press, but Sheamus rolls himself across the ring. Kidman steps down disappointed. He walks over to Sheamus and yanks him up only to be hit with some vicious shots. Kidman doesn't like the tactic one bit and hits an enziguri out of nowhere, laying Sheamus on the mat in pain. He gets advantage off the near-perfect kick and climbs to the top rope and hits the Shooting Star Press for the pin.
Winner of the match: Billy Kidman (7:27) **
Kidman celebrates his return victory, commentators putting over how surprised they are for him to be here.
We cut backstage to see Josh Mathews. He has his guest at this time to be Cody Rhodes. He asks Cody about what he had said earlier, and Cody says it was stupid thing to say. He says he just wasn't thinking before he said anything and he promises he will protect Randy from being taken out in that match. Randy walks up next to him. He tells him interview time is over, they have a match to attend. MVP's Lounge is next.
Commercial Break
Montel Vontavious Porter's music hits. He makes his way towards the ring for MVP's Lounge, and we see Mark Henry being the "security guard". He allows MVP in, and he gets into the ring. He begins to speak to the crowd saying that he can't wait to get out of Iowa. They don't like that, and MVP moves onto more important subjects. He talks about the Elimination Chamber this Sunday as he did earlier, saying he'll make sure Orton keeps the gold and such. He says that tonight it isn't about that though, it is about The Heart Break Kid. Before he can ask his guest to come out, Shawn Michaels' theme hits and he makes his way down to the ring slowly. MVP asks HBK why he did what he did last week, after what he had said. HBK tells MVP that he only hit the Sweet Chin Music on Triple H because he wanted to show him that it is every man for himself in that Elimination Chamber. MVP laughs at it, and tells Shawn to tell the truth. They get into a little argument of if HBK is lieing or not, and before they can get to the bottom of it, Triple H makes his way out to the ramp. He has a sledgehammer in his hands and storms down towards the ring. Henry tells him he can't come in, and HHH decks him in the gut with the hammer. He allows himself into the ring, and stalks towards Michaels/MVP. MVP pushes HBK towards Hunter, who swings the sledge and misses. HBK slips out of the ring and backs off up the ramp. Hunter is in complete rage. Kofi Kingston makes his way down towards the ring, causing HBK to use the side next to the ramp to get backstage. He glares at MVP and Mark Henry who are also getting away, he shakes it off and gets to the ring. The main event is next.
Commercial Break
Elimination Chamber Preview Tag Team Match
Triple H and Kofi Kingston vs WWE Champion Randy Orton and Cody Rhodes
As Orton and Rhodes came down to the ring, we got a clip of how Rhodes and Kofi's Chamber Preview match never got under way as Orton decided to interfere and make the match a no contest. The bell rings as Kofi starts with Rhodes, and it actually gets under way. They lock up and Kofi gets the upper hand with some fast paced kicks and forearms to the side and head. It dazes Rhodes, and he goes for an early Trouble in Paradise - way to early - as Rhodes manages to get advantage off the avoidance. He takes things to the mat and works Kofi for a minute before yanking him back up and working him up in the mid-section and neck. He goes over to tag Orton, but Kofi rolls up Rhodes, shocking him. 2 count only, and Kofi begins to fight back off it. He eventually tags in Triple H, who begins to wipe the floor clean with Rhodes. This brings in Orton, who Hunter gets to back off. Rhodes takes advantage of it and takes the legs out. Rhodes keeps momentum for a couple minutes before Hunter grabs him by the back of the neck and throws him through the ropes into Orton, sending both of them to the floor.
Commercial Break
As we return, Kingston and Rhodes are legal now, with Kingston controlling in the corner. However, Rhodes eventually pushes him back and manages to tag in Orton. He begins to work Kofi well, who can't seem to find a way to fight back. Orton almost got the RKO, but Kofi managed to escape only to be hit with the Overdrive. Orton with some signature moves and near falls, and he prepares for the Punt Kick. As he runs over, however, Kingston moves out of the way. He manages the tag to Hunter, and he brawls back at Orton. Shawn Michaels and MVP are seen up the ramp, making their way sneakingly back down - discussing something. Hunter is distracted by it, and Kofi goes over only to start getting in a 2-on-1 brawl. Orton spins HHH around and nails the RKO. He covers for the 3.
Winners of the match: Randy Orton and Cody Rhodes (17:11) ***
After the match, Rhodes and Orton begin to beat down on HHH together. Kofi is laid out on the outside and MVP begins to walk to the ring, HBK stops him though. He lays him out with the Sweet Chin Music on the turn. He gets in the ring and gets Orton and Rhodes to back off HHH. HBK picks Hunter up, and goes for the 3rd straight week to hit Sweet Chin Music to end Raw, but Hunter expects it this time and ducks it. He hits the Pedigree, still weakened. We see the mess around the ring as Kingston and MVP are leaned up against the barricade and ring, Rhodes and Orton are near the announce table, and Hunter stands over HBK to end Raw.[/font] |
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Post by tg11 on Feb 7, 2010 8:38:19 GMT -5
Can we just get to the 2/16 ECW edition, the final edition of ECW before the Elimination Chamber? Can we also just get to the 2/19 Smackdown edition, the final Smackdown show before Elimination Chamber, because I wanna see, I really really wanna see what the next ECW and Smackdown shows look like, before Elimination Chamber, since your Elimination Chamber PPV is coming up.
Legacy Orton, Rhodes, MVP, and Henry are actually starting to act like they are a stable, Legacy in my opinion could be the next generation of the Four Horsemen or the new era Evolution
I just wanna see the Smackdown where Edge & DiBiase team for the first time to face Jerishow, and to see who wins, and see who will carry momentum into the Elimination Chamber.
Batista or Booker to win the Smackdown Chamber for the chance to main-event WrestleMania 26
Jericho will beat Edge I know it, and Ted DiBiase will beat Show
Vladimir Kozlov will beat Regal to main-event Mania as ECW Champion
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Post by tg11 on Feb 7, 2010 8:39:20 GMT -5
Can you please just get to ECW and Smackdown, the final shows before Elimination Chamber?
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Post by tg11 on Feb 7, 2010 8:40:54 GMT -5
Because I am just so excited, just on the edge of my seat to see this Elimination Chamber PPV, and I hope that it is everything that I hope it will be. Jericho will beat Edge,Ted will beat Show, Batista or Booker to win the Chamber, Rey to beat Punk, and Orton to retain
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