Here are the quick results for Judgment day 2009! I am back home but missed this ppv. I have seen that no one bought anything on amazon, so even if i was home I couldn't afford the ppv.
Edge defeated Jeff Hardy
Batista defeated Randy Orton via Disqualification
John Cena defeated Big Show
Rey Mysterio defeated Chris Jericho
Christian defeated Jack Swagger
Umaga defeated CM Punk
John Morrison defeated Shelton Benjamin
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Sunday, May 17, 2009
Monday, May 19, 2008
Judgment Day 2008 Photos & Results
Judgment Day 2008 is in the books, and for those of you that haven't heard, here are the results, and a few photos from the event.
Jeff Hardy beat MVP
Shawn Michaels beat Chris Jericho
HHH (c) beat Randy Orton to retain the WWE Championship
Undertaker beat Edge however GM Vickie Guerrero declared the title still vacant since Taker one by count out
Mickie James (c) beat Beth Phoenix and Melina to retain the Women’s Championship
Two non important matches....(really I just ran out of photos)
Miz & Morrison beat Kane & CM Punk
John Cena beat JBL
Photo & info credit [wwe.com]
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Jeff Hardy beat MVP
Shawn Michaels beat Chris Jericho
HHH (c) beat Randy Orton to retain the WWE Championship
Undertaker beat Edge however GM Vickie Guerrero declared the title still vacant since Taker one by count out
Mickie James (c) beat Beth Phoenix and Melina to retain the Women’s Championship
Two non important matches....(really I just ran out of photos)
Miz & Morrison beat Kane & CM Punk
John Cena beat JBL
Photo & info credit [wwe.com]
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Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Raw Before Backlash 5/12/2008
Alright, Raw’s last hope before the big event this weekend really did a good job shaking things up, and kept me interested with a few sore spots to work out.
First and foremost, the women’s match was lame. I’m tired of seeing the same match ups and the same old botched moves. Someone please shoe WWE a TNA’s women’s division tape.
Hot Rod coming out to a nice ovation was awesome, I enjoyed seeing good ol’ Piper out there. The tag team title match had me glad, but the execution of the match was really poor. The match quality was low and it didn’t do a lot of things to move forward the tag division. Although, it does look like WWE is hearing critics that said a title defense hasn’t been had in a long time. Moreover, the match was a quick one and while the interference by Roddy Piper was interesting on one point, the match itself was really short, considering how long these two teams have been wrestling each other. I could have done without this match, and I’m sure a rematch will probably happen at the ppv.
Mr. Kennedy came out and squashed Snitsky. Remember when Snitsky was a monster heel and was defeating people left and right. Well, in true WWE form, they squashed him fast. How long before he gets fired?
Jeff Hardy returns and didn’t miss a step. He went over on Umaga, who also used to be a hard opponent for most of the roster. Looks like Umaga might get fired soon too…good riddance.
Cryme Tyme’s match looked really cool until after the match Lance Cade turned on Murdoch. Once again the WWE screws up their tag team division by inciting a split between two members that form one of the only tag team championship caliber teams.
What next? Will they split up Cryme Tyme Too?
Randy Orton vs. John Cena with Y2J as the special guest referee was near PPV quality and had a lot of action, which surprised me. The length could’ve been longer, but I was genuinely enjoying this one, and while the outcome wasn’t what I thought should’ve happened, it did a great job building up the ppv. Although, I would have appreciated more HBK in the ending, but what happened instead was a cage lowered and Orton and HHH had their last minute feud fight before the big cage match.
Orton looked weak in the end, and will most likely lose this Sunday.
Overall Raw was ok, but not nearly as incredible as some of the late 90’s Austin era Raw’s. However, it did pick up the action, and involved a lot of intertwining feuds. The ppv should be interesting, and ECW tonight should do slightly better than most weeks past.
Quick Raw Results 5/12/2008
World Tag Team Champions Hardcore Holly & Cody Rhodes def. Carlito & Santino Marella
Mr. Kennedy def. Snitsky
Maria & Ashley def. Melina & Beth Phoenix
Jeff Hardy def. Umaga
Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch def. Cryme Tyme
Randy Orton def. John Cena
Interesting links:
The Hardy Boyz have a new 2 disc dvd set and it is out now, check out it here.
The HHH three disc set is out now too, with interviews and commentary by the game himself! Click here for more info on that release.
First and foremost, the women’s match was lame. I’m tired of seeing the same match ups and the same old botched moves. Someone please shoe WWE a TNA’s women’s division tape.
Hot Rod coming out to a nice ovation was awesome, I enjoyed seeing good ol’ Piper out there. The tag team title match had me glad, but the execution of the match was really poor. The match quality was low and it didn’t do a lot of things to move forward the tag division. Although, it does look like WWE is hearing critics that said a title defense hasn’t been had in a long time. Moreover, the match was a quick one and while the interference by Roddy Piper was interesting on one point, the match itself was really short, considering how long these two teams have been wrestling each other. I could have done without this match, and I’m sure a rematch will probably happen at the ppv.
Mr. Kennedy came out and squashed Snitsky. Remember when Snitsky was a monster heel and was defeating people left and right. Well, in true WWE form, they squashed him fast. How long before he gets fired?
Jeff Hardy returns and didn’t miss a step. He went over on Umaga, who also used to be a hard opponent for most of the roster. Looks like Umaga might get fired soon too…good riddance.
Cryme Tyme’s match looked really cool until after the match Lance Cade turned on Murdoch. Once again the WWE screws up their tag team division by inciting a split between two members that form one of the only tag team championship caliber teams.
What next? Will they split up Cryme Tyme Too?
Randy Orton vs. John Cena with Y2J as the special guest referee was near PPV quality and had a lot of action, which surprised me. The length could’ve been longer, but I was genuinely enjoying this one, and while the outcome wasn’t what I thought should’ve happened, it did a great job building up the ppv. Although, I would have appreciated more HBK in the ending, but what happened instead was a cage lowered and Orton and HHH had their last minute feud fight before the big cage match.
Orton looked weak in the end, and will most likely lose this Sunday.
Overall Raw was ok, but not nearly as incredible as some of the late 90’s Austin era Raw’s. However, it did pick up the action, and involved a lot of intertwining feuds. The ppv should be interesting, and ECW tonight should do slightly better than most weeks past.
Quick Raw Results 5/12/2008
World Tag Team Champions Hardcore Holly & Cody Rhodes def. Carlito & Santino Marella
Mr. Kennedy def. Snitsky
Maria & Ashley def. Melina & Beth Phoenix
Jeff Hardy def. Umaga
Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch def. Cryme Tyme
Randy Orton def. John Cena
Interesting links:
The Hardy Boyz have a new 2 disc dvd set and it is out now, check out it here.
The HHH three disc set is out now too, with interviews and commentary by the game himself! Click here for more info on that release.
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Raw Report 4.28.2008
Quick Raw Results for April 28th 2008
Women's Champion Mickie James, Kelly Kelly, Michelle McCool, Cherry, Maria & Ashley def. Beth Phoenix, Layla, Victoria, Natalya, Melina & Jillian
JBL def. Robbie
Paul London & Brian Kendrick def. Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch
Paul & Katie Lea Burchill def. Super Crazy (Handicap Match)
World Tag Team Champion Cody Rhodes def. Santino Marella
WWE Champion Triple H vs. Randy Orton (No Contest)
WWE RAW came through with a post Backlash event that really didn't do a whole lot to push the lower guys, and really got stale towards the middle.
First and foremost, why is there no love for Super Crazy? Why is Super Crazy still working for WWE? He should be in Mexico feuding with the top names in Lucha Libre, because getting buried every other week on Raw is just a waste of talent. Not only that Paul Burchill is back, and no he's not a pirate any more, and totally squashes Super Crazy.
The rest of raw really bored me. I didn't like Cade and Murdoch facing the same opponents for another televised event. I understand if they are wrestling Kendrick and London (they need a team name) on non-televised events and house shows, but televised events should not showcase such repetition.
Cody Rhodes wrestled Santino...again? It's getting ridiculous. I hate when WWE sets up tag division matches in this way. This build up makes me tired.
The Divas match was ok, they are improving, although not as good as the TNA girls yet.
JBL is on the show?
Hbk and Y2j are on the show too?
Boredom movements, that's for sure.
The main event looked promising....
Kennedy and Regal? Really? Is this really what they are leading up to? I sure hope not.
The main event was blacked out, Regal pulled the plug and we get the following for Judgment Day! Which means Orton and HHH will have a lighter television schedule leading up to what should be a brutal match at Judgment Day.
Interesting links:
The Hardy Boyz have a new 2 disc dvd set and it is out now, check out it here.
The HHH three disc set is out now too, with interviews and commentary by the game himself! Click here for more info on that release.
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