Here we go, the prerecorded Friday night tradition, and we’re back in action! Remember, next week I will not be reviewing the ecw and raw, but will come back strong for TNA and Smackdown. So here we go, this is how it went down tonight:
Edge defeated Kung Fu Naki
I guess it was time to bury Kung Fu Naki. Edge got a really easy match here, and it was a shame, but I guess this is what happens huh? Too bad, Funaki looked good out there, but it wasn’t meant to be I guess.
Maria defeated Michelle McCool
This match was building from the past and we got it here These two have improved their wrestling styles a little, but still don’t match the physical prowess that the TNA knockouts have. There were some good hits from McCool, as she really was putting a good effort in, while Maria was taking some stiff shots from McCool, which seemed a little odd to me. Maria managed to pull off the victory with a major roll up, putting all her weight on McCool and of course winning this NON TITLE match. Lame. At least this was quick.
Hurricane Helms defeated MVP
MVP lost a major match to Hurricane Helms. Helms didn’t miss a step, but his offense was once again ground based, rather than high flying. MVP took it to Helms for a short time, but Helms really got the better of MVP by hitting most of his offense including the shining wizard! This match was shorter than most, and it ended well for Helms. I guess MVP is on his way out or something, because he hasn’t won a match in a long time. Sad huh? Helms looked great.
Triple H and Jeff Hardy defeated Hawkins and Ryder
The former Edgekins were first up to fight Triple H and Jeff Hardy here in the first match up in this tag team gauntlet. Hawkins and Ryder weren’t much for a match up for the two main eventers.
The Miz and John Morrison defeated Triple H and Jeff Hardy
The second team was going to pose a bigger threat for the two big guys in the ring, and it showed. The Miz and Morrison frustrated the two enemies and the fight soon went against each other and the team imploded. Triple H and Jeff Hardy attacked each other after the match wasn’t going so well for them and things were getting really out of hand, so much so that the ref counted Hardy and Triple H out, and then a score of refs came out to try and stop the two from killing each other. This match was pointless.
Matt Hardy vs. Chavo Guerrero (no contest)
Chavo hasn’t wrestled a worthwhile match up in a while, so it was nice to see him get into a match with the ECW champion, however I knew that there was no way that he could win. He did start the match well, and he got some great moves in, but it was Matt Hardy’s fast paced counters that made this match worthwhile. This match was going well but Kozlov ran in and interfered with the match up, causing the match to get thrown out. Matt Hardy then sold the injury a lot, and it looked like he was going to need medical attention.
Undertaker defeated Big Show in a Steel Cage Match
This match could’ve been a lot better. It was a slow moving match, as they usually have, but the two used the cage to their advantage completely. They also took bumps from the top of the ropes and even a small bump near the top of the cage. This match was going back and forth until Undertaker got his triangle choke submission and Big Show tapped out like a drunk man, and it was all over. Not bad, but not good either.
WWE Smackdown 12/6/08 Results
Edge defeated Kung Fu Naki
Maria defeated Michelle McCool
Hurricane Helms defeated MVP
Triple H and Jeff Hardy defeated Hawkins and Ryder
The Miz and John Morrison defeated Triple H and Jeff Hardy
Matt Hardy vs. Chavo Guerrero (no contest)
Undertaker defeated Big Show in a Steel Cage Match
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