WWE Monday Night Raw 11/30/09 Results
Maryse & Jillian defeated Melina & Gail Kim
Shaemus vs Santino (no contest)
Randy Orton defeated Kofi Kingston
Mark Henry defeated The Miz
Triple H defeated Chris Jericho
WWE Monday Night Raw 11/30/09 Review
Chris Jericho and Big Show opened up the show, and this week seems new to me. No, not just “new” in the sense that we are in a new week, but moreover, that we’re watching a new show altogether with different story lines. The last few weeks are thrown out the window, because now Jericho is talking about fighting Dx. I’m too tired, and this is how raw started; Jericho and Big Show talking smack.
DX came out to rectify the situation, and that to a huge ovation. Apparently if Jericho loses at the ppv, he will have to leave Raw too.
Maryse & Jillian defeated Melina & Gail Kim
Gail Kim is still employed? Lame. This match wasn’t much of a match. There were a few good parts, but overall, this match was fast paced and really didn’t offer much in the way of wrestling. Maryse picked up the win, and I guess she’s after the title, but does anyone care? I know I don’t really care.
Shaemus vs Santino (no contest)
Shaemus got on the mic, and I didn’t care. He was rambling about how he can beat John Cena or something, I don’t know. Santino then came out to confront him. Santino then was fed to the new guy, got pummeled, and there was no match? I don’t know what was going on. I know they need to build him up for Cena, but they could’ve just had him be mysterious, like Goldberg, but nope…he eventually threw Santino through a table.
We’re almost an hour into the show, and we’re going to get another match. Kofi Kingston was on his way to the ring, but was taken out by Cody Rhodes. He said he wanted to continue with the match, but out came Ted Dibiase to beat up Kofi and therefore causing this match to not even start, so we still have no major wrestling an hour in.
Randy Orton defeated Kofi Kingston
Kingston still wanted the match, so out came Orton. Orton was fighting Kingstn, at every turn, hitting him with some major moves. Kingston had no major chance here, as Orton was simply beating an already beaten man. Kingston did manage a moment of offense, but it was to no avail, Orton hit the RKO and this thing was over.
Backstage Jillian was crushed by Mark Henry after dancing, it was kind of a funny sketch.
John Cena got on the mic. He was talking and rambling, but out came Carlito! Carlito is still alive! Wow…he came out and started talking about how Cena needs to get beaten. Cena buries Carlito, who is as good as fired now.
Mark Henry defeated The Miz
The Miz put up a few shots at the world’s strongest man, but Mark Henry was just too much for the IC Champion, and one world’s strongest slam later, it was all said and done.
Triple H defeated Chris Jericho
Chris Jericho is the best heel in the business, and he’s being worked hard every week. This time around he is fighting off Triple H, and it seemed like an easy task for him, at least up to the commercial break, which he had full control of the match up. Jericho had this thing going his way after the commercial as well, and Shawn Michaels and Big Show were ringside for this one as well. Triple H turned this thing around, if only momentarily, with some big shots. Jericho, though, had this thing really going his way with some reversals, but they didn’t suffice. Big Show got up, and knocked out Triple H with a big right hand, meanwhile Shawn Michaels hit Jericho with sweet chin music! The ref then threw out the big show and shawn Michaels from ring side. Triple H got the big win after recovering from the Big Show’s knockout punch.
This match made for a match that will have Jericho fighting for his career on Raw!
This night of wrestling kind of bored me.
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Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Monday Night Raw 11/23/09 Results and Review 3 Hours and Jesse Ventura
Monday Night Raw 11/23/09 Results
Kofi Kingston defeated Dolph Ziggler
Sheamus defeated Finlay
John Cena defeated CM Punk
R Truth, MVP, and Mark Henry defeated Chavo Guerrero, Jack Swagger, and Chris Masters
Randy Orton defeated Evan Bourne
Mickie James, Melina, and Kelly Kelly defeated Michelle McCool, Layla, and Jillian
Special guest time keeper: The Gobbly Gooker
Dx defeated The Hart Dynasty
Sheamus won a #1 Contender Battle Royal
Monday Night Raw 11/23/09 Review
The show was supposed to start with Jesse Ventura, but instead it was Randy Orton that we got. Randy Orton started whining about how he needs to get a title shot against John Cena. Again? I hope this never happens.
Jesse the Body Ventura finally made his way own to the ring, and started to call out Orton. Jesse Ventura said that a revolution will take place, and that the next wwe title contender will get a title shot, the only catch? They can only be someone that has never been a world championship!
There will be qualifying matches through the night, the winners will got to a battle royal, and the winner will get a title shot.
Kofi Kingston defeated Dolph Ziggler
Ziggler and Kofi? I had some high hopes, all things considered. Ziggler started the aggressor, and Kofi had to battle back, but was up to the task. The match had some great spots, with dead on timing. Kofi hit his line up of moves, and Ziggler was step by step avoiding Kingston’s more prominent moves, until he made one quick mistake and Kingston finally made him pay.
Sheamus defeated Finlay
Now this is something, Finlay and Sheamus! Wow, this should be interesting. Finlay started this match by hitting Sheamus hard, as if he was going to win this one. But it was Sheamus that seemed to be in control and after hitting what looked like a Razor’s Edge, he pinned Finlay. Man, Finlay is on a major losing streak.
Post match, Sheamus beat up Finlay some more. Finlay needs back up, big time.
CM Punk gave a heel promo before his match, the usual.
John Cena defeated CM Punk
CM Punk and John Cena? Free? Man, WWE is giving the matches away tonight. It started with Punk in control and Cena powering through some of his moves. Punk fought Cena’s onslaught of power moves, and Cena reversed the initial GTS attempts. Eventually Punk was hit with the STF and it looked like Punk was going to tap, but managed to get out, and knock Cena hard with a huge boot to the head. Both men couldn’t one up each other enough for a win, and it was interesting to note that while I knew where this match was going, they didn’t make it a squash match. Cena took Punk to the top rope and hit a huge Attitude Adjustment, winning a hard fought match. Despite Punk’s loss, it was still a good match up.
R Truth, MVP, and Mark Henry defeated Chavo Guerrero, Jack Swagger, and Chris Masters
This was such a fast match, that I didn’t even have time to enjoy it. It was all the red team, and that’s about it. They won with ease.
Dx had a funny bit, and we find out that they are being sued by Hornswoggle.
Evan Bourne vs Primo (no contest)
Primo was supposed to be in this match, but he got beat up by Randy Orton on his way down to the ring.
I can’t believe that Primo is still employed.
Randy Orton defeated Evan Bourne
Randy Orton would be allowed to fight and see if he could get into the battle royal later on, but he would have to beat Evan Bourne. Man, if Orton wins, I’m going to be really upset folks…I can not ever get behind an Orton vs Cena match, ever again. Why does the WWE even employ Bourne? Bourne loses again, in not so dramatic fashion. Orton wins…I hate wwe right now.
Mickie James, Melina, and Kelly Kelly defeated Michelle McCool, Layla, and Jillian
Special guest time keeper: The Gobbly Gooker
This match sucked. Besides the outfits, there was nothing to see here. This match was so stupid…I hate the divas.
Inside the outfit, guess who? Maryse!
Dx defeated The Hart Dynasty
No surprise here. The match did seem to swing into the favor of The Hart Dynasty early on, but it was short lived. Micheals and Triple H couldn’t let anyone on the roster get glory tonight, since they did job for Cena at the ppv. So they win, in not so dramatic fashion.
Batista came out to ringside to cut a promo.
Kane came out and punked out Batista! That’s right, Kane Punked out Batista!
Legacy defeated Cryme Tyme
Wow, this was a lackluster match with little to no merit. I thought it was going to get good, but it turned out to be terrible.
Sheamus won a #1 Contender Battle Royal
Featuring commentary from Vince McMahon and Jesse The Body Ventura
The participants were all the winners from tonight.
This was a slow moving match up with not a whole lot of merit. The final three was interesting. Sheamus, Kofi, and Orton were the final three and Orton and Kofi were killing each other. Orton hit a nice neckbreaker on Sheamus, basically burying him and his "tough guy" persona.
Kofi threw out Randy Orton!
Sheamus threw out Kofi Kingston!
Yep...Sheamus is the #! contender to the WWE championship!
WTF! That's all I can say about this night in wrestling.
They had a contract signing between John Cena and Sheamus and Cena went through a table. The WWE Championship will get defended in a tables match!
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Kofi Kingston defeated Dolph Ziggler
Sheamus defeated Finlay
John Cena defeated CM Punk
R Truth, MVP, and Mark Henry defeated Chavo Guerrero, Jack Swagger, and Chris Masters
Randy Orton defeated Evan Bourne
Mickie James, Melina, and Kelly Kelly defeated Michelle McCool, Layla, and Jillian
Special guest time keeper: The Gobbly Gooker
Dx defeated The Hart Dynasty
Sheamus won a #1 Contender Battle Royal
Monday Night Raw 11/23/09 Review
The show was supposed to start with Jesse Ventura, but instead it was Randy Orton that we got. Randy Orton started whining about how he needs to get a title shot against John Cena. Again? I hope this never happens.
Jesse the Body Ventura finally made his way own to the ring, and started to call out Orton. Jesse Ventura said that a revolution will take place, and that the next wwe title contender will get a title shot, the only catch? They can only be someone that has never been a world championship!
There will be qualifying matches through the night, the winners will got to a battle royal, and the winner will get a title shot.
Kofi Kingston defeated Dolph Ziggler
Ziggler and Kofi? I had some high hopes, all things considered. Ziggler started the aggressor, and Kofi had to battle back, but was up to the task. The match had some great spots, with dead on timing. Kofi hit his line up of moves, and Ziggler was step by step avoiding Kingston’s more prominent moves, until he made one quick mistake and Kingston finally made him pay.
Sheamus defeated Finlay
Now this is something, Finlay and Sheamus! Wow, this should be interesting. Finlay started this match by hitting Sheamus hard, as if he was going to win this one. But it was Sheamus that seemed to be in control and after hitting what looked like a Razor’s Edge, he pinned Finlay. Man, Finlay is on a major losing streak.
Post match, Sheamus beat up Finlay some more. Finlay needs back up, big time.
CM Punk gave a heel promo before his match, the usual.
John Cena defeated CM Punk
CM Punk and John Cena? Free? Man, WWE is giving the matches away tonight. It started with Punk in control and Cena powering through some of his moves. Punk fought Cena’s onslaught of power moves, and Cena reversed the initial GTS attempts. Eventually Punk was hit with the STF and it looked like Punk was going to tap, but managed to get out, and knock Cena hard with a huge boot to the head. Both men couldn’t one up each other enough for a win, and it was interesting to note that while I knew where this match was going, they didn’t make it a squash match. Cena took Punk to the top rope and hit a huge Attitude Adjustment, winning a hard fought match. Despite Punk’s loss, it was still a good match up.
R Truth, MVP, and Mark Henry defeated Chavo Guerrero, Jack Swagger, and Chris Masters
This was such a fast match, that I didn’t even have time to enjoy it. It was all the red team, and that’s about it. They won with ease.
Dx had a funny bit, and we find out that they are being sued by Hornswoggle.
Evan Bourne vs Primo (no contest)
Primo was supposed to be in this match, but he got beat up by Randy Orton on his way down to the ring.
I can’t believe that Primo is still employed.
Randy Orton defeated Evan Bourne
Randy Orton would be allowed to fight and see if he could get into the battle royal later on, but he would have to beat Evan Bourne. Man, if Orton wins, I’m going to be really upset folks…I can not ever get behind an Orton vs Cena match, ever again. Why does the WWE even employ Bourne? Bourne loses again, in not so dramatic fashion. Orton wins…I hate wwe right now.
Mickie James, Melina, and Kelly Kelly defeated Michelle McCool, Layla, and Jillian
Special guest time keeper: The Gobbly Gooker
This match sucked. Besides the outfits, there was nothing to see here. This match was so stupid…I hate the divas.
Inside the outfit, guess who? Maryse!
Dx defeated The Hart Dynasty
No surprise here. The match did seem to swing into the favor of The Hart Dynasty early on, but it was short lived. Micheals and Triple H couldn’t let anyone on the roster get glory tonight, since they did job for Cena at the ppv. So they win, in not so dramatic fashion.
Batista came out to ringside to cut a promo.
Kane came out and punked out Batista! That’s right, Kane Punked out Batista!
Legacy defeated Cryme Tyme
Wow, this was a lackluster match with little to no merit. I thought it was going to get good, but it turned out to be terrible.
Sheamus won a #1 Contender Battle Royal
Featuring commentary from Vince McMahon and Jesse The Body Ventura
The participants were all the winners from tonight.
This was a slow moving match up with not a whole lot of merit. The final three was interesting. Sheamus, Kofi, and Orton were the final three and Orton and Kofi were killing each other. Orton hit a nice neckbreaker on Sheamus, basically burying him and his "tough guy" persona.
Kofi threw out Randy Orton!
Sheamus threw out Kofi Kingston!
Yep...Sheamus is the #! contender to the WWE championship!
WTF! That's all I can say about this night in wrestling.
They had a contract signing between John Cena and Sheamus and Cena went through a table. The WWE Championship will get defended in a tables match!
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Tuesday, November 3, 2009
WWE Monday NIght Raw 11/2/09 Results and Review Ozzie and Sharon Osbourne Host
WWE Monday Night Raw 11/2/09 Results
The Miz defeated Evan Bourne in the United States Championship Match
Jamie Noble defeated Sheamus via disqualification
Mark Henry, MVP, and Kofi Kingston defeated Randy Orton & Legacy
Alicia Fox won a Divas Battle Royal
Chris Jericho defeated John Cena and The Big Show in a triple threat match
WWE Monday Night Raw 11/2/09 Review
The show immediately began with Sharon and Ozzie Osbourne in ring, getting quite an ovation. Then out came the Miz and he had some complaints about his countout loss, but he was interrupted by Legacy, and they wanted retribution for their gift to Orton. However, they were interrupted by The Big Show, who also had some gripes; but that of course wasn’t the end all. The Big Show was interrupted by Degeneration X and Triple H was plugging Ozzie’s new book and Dx’s new book as well.
Ozzie Osbourne called Evan Bourne “Evan Brawn” which was laughable to me…once again they screw things over.
The Miz defeated Evan Bourne in the United States Championship Match
The title was on the line in this match up and I thought it was about time we started seeing title defenses on Raw. The Miz started this match with a lot of hard offense, trying to prove that he’s no joke in the ring, and that he is in fact “Awesome”. However, Evan Bourne wasn’t going to just lay down and he started to reverse things and hit some awesome spots right away, and this thing took a turn I didn’t see coming. In fact, The Miz was reeling for a good portion of this match, and Evan Bourne just kept hitting all his high spots, even when The Miz would reverse things. Bourne went for the Shooting Star Press, and that’s when things finally curtailed, The Crushing Finale of sorts (Miz’s finisher) was hit and Bourne’s title shot was done. The Miz edges out another victory.
Jamie Noble defeated Sheamus via disqualification
Once again, Jamie Noble was back on Raw, for what seemed like another burial. I still can’t believe Jamie Noble is still employed, seriously, I said that last week, but come on, you know this is true right? Noble is just punching bag at this point, and had no major offense to speak of. He’s in a lower class of jobbers at this point and will most likely be released in the near future. Sheamus keeps beating Jamie Noble and gets disqualified for his efforts….this is no way to make a villain, sorry.
Randy Orton vs Kofi Kingston
Wow, they’re giving this match away? I thought for sure this would build into a ppv caliber match or a set up for the next ppv, at least that’s how the WWE used to do things. Now they’re just like the old wcw, giving the good stuff away, and getting less and less ppv buys. Kofi took this match into his own hands and started off like a house on fire, just continually pummeling Orton in the early goings of this match. Legacy ran down to help Orton, but Kofi launched himself like a missile straight at his enemies, and this forced the match to change…into a six man tag!
Mark Henry & MVP joined the match to help even the odds!
Mark Henry, MVP, and Kofi Kingston defeated Randy Orton & Legacy
After the break this match took off into a classic six man tag team match up. It wasn’t that boring, and it didn’t play like the normal six man tags in main events. The match broke down into lots of spots, with good crowd reaction, and more importantly entertaining moments. Rhodes trying to take on Mark Henry was classic, and it cost him. Henry nearly broke Cody Rhodes in half with the World’s Strongest Slam, and won the match up for his team. Up to this point I was bored, but this match made me wake up a little. I liked it.
At this point we had a talent show of sorts, beginning with none other than Santino…trying to sing Bark at the Moon…but he changed it up. He then tried to bite the head off of a Bat….BATMAN toy! It was classic Santino, and well…the highlight of the talent show! Until Hornswoggle came out dressed as Jack Osbourne! Hilarious to say the least…yeah what a lame talent show…waste of time!
Alicia Fox won a Divas Battle Royal
At this point there was a divas battle royal match and the participants were…everyone? The wwe kind of threw this one together and it showed, because the divas were either in a corner biding their time or hitting very lightly to make the time pass a little bit, meanwhile this thing was boring the crowd too. Jack Swagger came down to ringside, distracting some random chick. Alicia Fox and Kelly Kelly were the last two left, which was a real shame! Alicia Fox however, somehow won this match…and is now the #1 contender to the divas title! Seriously, this is just sad.
Chris Jericho defeated The Big Show & John Cena in a triple threat match
Once again the WWE pushes the envelope of “Superman” is John Cena by having John Cena wrestle two men. Dx on commentary was good, however, Triple H kept trying to crack jokes about the business and break the fourth wall and really make lame attempts at being funny, it wasn’t working 90% of the time, but hey…that’s Triple H for ya. The Big Show and Jericho were just working John Cena throughout this match up with ease. There apparently were no rules either, because this thing was looking terrible for Cena. The match started to get really interesting when Big Show and Jericho could no longer coexist and made for quite the match up, leaving Cena to fight Big Show on his own. Cena went for the Attitude Adjustment but failed to execute, causing the Big Show to nearly take out Cena just by his weight alone! Cena got a second wind, what a surprise, and started to get the crowd going. After a five knuckle shuffle, this thing looked like it was on rails, predictable as ever. He got Jericho up for the Attitude Adjustment and got near the ropes, but that’s where Big Show came in with a huge right hand to Cena! Cena dropped like a fly and Jericho fell on top of him for the pinfall victory.
Post match Jericho and Big Show beat up Cena some more. Then Dx jumped in for the save, and that was the end of that. Meaning that Jericho and Big Show beat up Dx.
Raw wasn’t half bad tonight, seriously, I liked it more than I should have.
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The Miz defeated Evan Bourne in the United States Championship Match
Jamie Noble defeated Sheamus via disqualification
Mark Henry, MVP, and Kofi Kingston defeated Randy Orton & Legacy
Alicia Fox won a Divas Battle Royal
Chris Jericho defeated John Cena and The Big Show in a triple threat match
WWE Monday Night Raw 11/2/09 Review
The show immediately began with Sharon and Ozzie Osbourne in ring, getting quite an ovation. Then out came the Miz and he had some complaints about his countout loss, but he was interrupted by Legacy, and they wanted retribution for their gift to Orton. However, they were interrupted by The Big Show, who also had some gripes; but that of course wasn’t the end all. The Big Show was interrupted by Degeneration X and Triple H was plugging Ozzie’s new book and Dx’s new book as well.
Ozzie Osbourne called Evan Bourne “Evan Brawn” which was laughable to me…once again they screw things over.
The Miz defeated Evan Bourne in the United States Championship Match
The title was on the line in this match up and I thought it was about time we started seeing title defenses on Raw. The Miz started this match with a lot of hard offense, trying to prove that he’s no joke in the ring, and that he is in fact “Awesome”. However, Evan Bourne wasn’t going to just lay down and he started to reverse things and hit some awesome spots right away, and this thing took a turn I didn’t see coming. In fact, The Miz was reeling for a good portion of this match, and Evan Bourne just kept hitting all his high spots, even when The Miz would reverse things. Bourne went for the Shooting Star Press, and that’s when things finally curtailed, The Crushing Finale of sorts (Miz’s finisher) was hit and Bourne’s title shot was done. The Miz edges out another victory.
Jamie Noble defeated Sheamus via disqualification
Once again, Jamie Noble was back on Raw, for what seemed like another burial. I still can’t believe Jamie Noble is still employed, seriously, I said that last week, but come on, you know this is true right? Noble is just punching bag at this point, and had no major offense to speak of. He’s in a lower class of jobbers at this point and will most likely be released in the near future. Sheamus keeps beating Jamie Noble and gets disqualified for his efforts….this is no way to make a villain, sorry.
Randy Orton vs Kofi Kingston
Wow, they’re giving this match away? I thought for sure this would build into a ppv caliber match or a set up for the next ppv, at least that’s how the WWE used to do things. Now they’re just like the old wcw, giving the good stuff away, and getting less and less ppv buys. Kofi took this match into his own hands and started off like a house on fire, just continually pummeling Orton in the early goings of this match. Legacy ran down to help Orton, but Kofi launched himself like a missile straight at his enemies, and this forced the match to change…into a six man tag!
Mark Henry & MVP joined the match to help even the odds!
Mark Henry, MVP, and Kofi Kingston defeated Randy Orton & Legacy
After the break this match took off into a classic six man tag team match up. It wasn’t that boring, and it didn’t play like the normal six man tags in main events. The match broke down into lots of spots, with good crowd reaction, and more importantly entertaining moments. Rhodes trying to take on Mark Henry was classic, and it cost him. Henry nearly broke Cody Rhodes in half with the World’s Strongest Slam, and won the match up for his team. Up to this point I was bored, but this match made me wake up a little. I liked it.
At this point we had a talent show of sorts, beginning with none other than Santino…trying to sing Bark at the Moon…but he changed it up. He then tried to bite the head off of a Bat….BATMAN toy! It was classic Santino, and well…the highlight of the talent show! Until Hornswoggle came out dressed as Jack Osbourne! Hilarious to say the least…yeah what a lame talent show…waste of time!
Alicia Fox won a Divas Battle Royal
At this point there was a divas battle royal match and the participants were…everyone? The wwe kind of threw this one together and it showed, because the divas were either in a corner biding their time or hitting very lightly to make the time pass a little bit, meanwhile this thing was boring the crowd too. Jack Swagger came down to ringside, distracting some random chick. Alicia Fox and Kelly Kelly were the last two left, which was a real shame! Alicia Fox however, somehow won this match…and is now the #1 contender to the divas title! Seriously, this is just sad.
Chris Jericho defeated The Big Show & John Cena in a triple threat match
Once again the WWE pushes the envelope of “Superman” is John Cena by having John Cena wrestle two men. Dx on commentary was good, however, Triple H kept trying to crack jokes about the business and break the fourth wall and really make lame attempts at being funny, it wasn’t working 90% of the time, but hey…that’s Triple H for ya. The Big Show and Jericho were just working John Cena throughout this match up with ease. There apparently were no rules either, because this thing was looking terrible for Cena. The match started to get really interesting when Big Show and Jericho could no longer coexist and made for quite the match up, leaving Cena to fight Big Show on his own. Cena went for the Attitude Adjustment but failed to execute, causing the Big Show to nearly take out Cena just by his weight alone! Cena got a second wind, what a surprise, and started to get the crowd going. After a five knuckle shuffle, this thing looked like it was on rails, predictable as ever. He got Jericho up for the Attitude Adjustment and got near the ropes, but that’s where Big Show came in with a huge right hand to Cena! Cena dropped like a fly and Jericho fell on top of him for the pinfall victory.
Post match Jericho and Big Show beat up Cena some more. Then Dx jumped in for the save, and that was the end of that. Meaning that Jericho and Big Show beat up Dx.
Raw wasn’t half bad tonight, seriously, I liked it more than I should have.
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Tuesday, October 27, 2009
WWE Monday Night Raw 10/26/09 Results and Review Bragging Rights Aftermath
WWE Monday Night Raw 10/26/09 Results
Kofi Kingston defeated Chris Jericho
Santino & Melina defeated Chavo Guerrero & Jillian
MVP & Mark Henry (aka team Kool Aid) defeated Legacy
Evan Bourne defeated The Miz via countout
Shaemus defeated Jamie Noble
Triple H defeated The Big Show in a no dq lumberjack match with special guest referee John Cena
WWE Monday Night Raw 10/26/09 Review
The Big Show and Chris Jericho came out and started talking about their win. It was boring to me, and I was too tired to really place a false sense of caring. Big Show reveals that the Undertaker and Big Show are headed for a collision course for the title! Jericho gets upset but is interrupted by two Nascar drivers! They are the hosts…I hate Nascar.
However, they end up playing Metallica, so it’s all good.
Kyle Busch & Joey Logano are the special guests! I have no idea who these guys are. This is the worst hosting job ever, seriously, this is the worst thing ever.
Kofi Kingston defeated Chris Jericho
This match was actually quite good. Jericho really pushed Kofi Kingston to the limits, with Kingston making a rookie mistake and letting Chris Jericho get the better of him after the commercial break. Kofi did pick up the pace and had some great momentum and hit some stellar moves with great timing, but Jericho seemed to be a quarter of a step ahead of him. This match was slowed down at one point by Chris Jericho, trying to ground Kofi Kingston constant high flying offensive attempts, and it was working for a short while. Kofi seemed to be turning things around, hitting his pieces of signature offense, and barely blocking a superplex attempt, but after a Codebreaker, I wasn’t so sure that Jericho could pull this one off. As Jericho argued with the referee, Trouble in Paradise came flying at Chris Jericho, knocking him out and making this match the best thing I’ve seen in wrestling in a while.
Post match, Randy Orton ended up attacking Kofi Kingston, and throwing him off the stage! This is most likely because Orton blames him for losing the title last night at Bragging Rights.
Cody and Ted Dibiase gave Randy Orton a Nascar car with his face painted on it! That’s right, it’s kind of gay, but what are you going to do? Lame.
At this point in this week’s raw I was tired, and wanted to sleep…but instead kept plowing through one of the worst Raw’s…sure it had a good opening match, but man, it seems like forever since something happened in ring…a lot of backstage stuff happened, mainly terrible cohost crap. Oh and how do you forget kofi kingston’s name? Kofi Johnson? What the heck? Oh man…
Santino & Melina defeated Chavo Guerrero & Jillian
Finally, Chavo Guerrero gets a shot at not wrestling Hornswoggle for a change. Chavo must be off the juice, because he’s not completely defined nor is he as bulky as he has been in the past. He started this match with Santino, and Santino for once looked like he could wrestle! This was short lived, but it was nice to see him give it a fair try, which was interesting to see overall. Jillian got the tag and Santino ended up tagging in Melina, and this match turned into a divas type match up…a boring one at that. Hornswoggle showed up at ringside, Melina botched a sunset flip, nearly breaking Jillians neck, then screamed and hit some random leg drop and won the match up! Santino and Melina were celebrating as if they were going out, odd. Hornswoggle was in there just getting paid to be there, that’s always cool.
Hornswoggle was hit with a cease and desist order from Dx telling him to stop doing the Dx gimmick, lame.
Legacy was in ring talking about random crap, and John Cena came and interrupted, as usual. This thing broke down into a random match making moment, what match? Oh man…
MVP & Mark Henry (aka team Kool Aid) defeated Legacy
Surprisingly, this was a fast paced match with Legacy looking weaker than they should. The fan favorites were hitting some great moments, and spots, but it seemed like both teams were under pressure to finish this match up early or something, it just seemed a bit rush. MVP and Mark Henry won this match up and it wasn’t as though they were completely dominant, but given the time slot, yes, they were all stars in there. Legacy might be on their way out, or a split is looming, because they aren’t as good as they claim to be and it’s showing now more than ever before.
In ring Legacy was joined by Randy Orton, Orton then started talking but was interrupted by Kofi Kingston, backstage. Kofi was at Randy Orton’s car and started to beat the crap out of it! That’s right, the car that Legacy gave Orton earlier, was now getting pummeled by Kingston! Orton was mad, but oh well.
Evan Bourne defeated The Miz via countout
I could’ve sworn we’ve seen this match many times before. This match was going slow and then started to build, however, Jack Swagger was outside trying to impress Eve Torres into sleeping with him? I don’t know. Something happened and then a countout ensued. Terrible match up. These guys have put on better matches before, I don’t know why the WWE threw this one up for me to hate. You didn’t like it, admit it.
Shaemus defeated Jamie Noble
I misspell the dudes name a lot, so what. I was more impressed by the fact that Jamie Noble still has a job! WHAT THE HELL? Seriously? Yep, Jamie Noble is still employed! He lost, but he’s still there! He got worked over by the new Raw member, Finlay lite….yeah I said it.
Triple H defeated The Big Show in a no dq lumberjack match with special guest referee John Cena
The Big Show and Triple H were ready to get it on, but Triple H called out a slew of lumberjacks, all the Raw guys! That’s right, all the Raw guys came to ringside, and not only was this a lumberjack match it was a no dq match. We also got a special guest referee, John Cena!
I hate to admit it but, WWE totally saved themselves with this. This is exactly the kind of crap that keeps me watching WWE! WOOO!
At least that is what I was thinking before the commercial break. We left the match with Show getting thrown out to the floor and getting beat up by the Raw roster, but when we returned from our break, the match slowed down and Big Show was in complete control over Triple H. That’s not what I was expecting, especially since this is a no dq match up which would prompt me to believe that the Raw guys could in fact run in and beat up Show and that would be ok, but nope. This match got really good when Big Show had Triple H beat and down for the three count. John Cena counted two, but then his shoulder mysteriously hurt.
The Raw crew ran inside to mop up, and each one hit their finisher on BIG SHOW! Just like a video game, this thing was awesome. Even Santino got a moment in the sun, until Show chokeslamed him to hell! Ok, not to hell but come on, stay with me! John Cena hit the Attitude Adjustment, then Triple H put Big Show in a Smackdown t-shirt and let Shawn Michaels hit a huge Super Kick to the side of the head, followed up by the Pedigree and this thing was all over. Say goodnight!
The only thing I didn’t like about this match up was the fact that they just buried the Smackdown show, but it was fun to watch. This main event was hilarious, entertaining, and just what I wanted to see, fast paced cartoon like wrestling action, great stuff! Wooooo!
The co-hosts announced that at Survivor Series it would be John Cena vs Triple H vs Shawn Michaels for the title! Then Raw went off the air, and I went to eat a sandwich…a mayo sandwich because I still have no job, no one is buying anything on amazon, and I’m broke. Barely making ends meet…oh well.
Kofi Kingston defeated Chris Jericho
Santino & Melina defeated Chavo Guerrero & Jillian
MVP & Mark Henry (aka team Kool Aid) defeated Legacy
Evan Bourne defeated The Miz via countout
Shaemus defeated Jamie Noble
Triple H defeated The Big Show in a no dq lumberjack match with special guest referee John Cena
WWE Monday Night Raw 10/26/09 Review
The Big Show and Chris Jericho came out and started talking about their win. It was boring to me, and I was too tired to really place a false sense of caring. Big Show reveals that the Undertaker and Big Show are headed for a collision course for the title! Jericho gets upset but is interrupted by two Nascar drivers! They are the hosts…I hate Nascar.
However, they end up playing Metallica, so it’s all good.
Kyle Busch & Joey Logano are the special guests! I have no idea who these guys are. This is the worst hosting job ever, seriously, this is the worst thing ever.
Kofi Kingston defeated Chris Jericho
This match was actually quite good. Jericho really pushed Kofi Kingston to the limits, with Kingston making a rookie mistake and letting Chris Jericho get the better of him after the commercial break. Kofi did pick up the pace and had some great momentum and hit some stellar moves with great timing, but Jericho seemed to be a quarter of a step ahead of him. This match was slowed down at one point by Chris Jericho, trying to ground Kofi Kingston constant high flying offensive attempts, and it was working for a short while. Kofi seemed to be turning things around, hitting his pieces of signature offense, and barely blocking a superplex attempt, but after a Codebreaker, I wasn’t so sure that Jericho could pull this one off. As Jericho argued with the referee, Trouble in Paradise came flying at Chris Jericho, knocking him out and making this match the best thing I’ve seen in wrestling in a while.
Post match, Randy Orton ended up attacking Kofi Kingston, and throwing him off the stage! This is most likely because Orton blames him for losing the title last night at Bragging Rights.
Cody and Ted Dibiase gave Randy Orton a Nascar car with his face painted on it! That’s right, it’s kind of gay, but what are you going to do? Lame.
At this point in this week’s raw I was tired, and wanted to sleep…but instead kept plowing through one of the worst Raw’s…sure it had a good opening match, but man, it seems like forever since something happened in ring…a lot of backstage stuff happened, mainly terrible cohost crap. Oh and how do you forget kofi kingston’s name? Kofi Johnson? What the heck? Oh man…
Santino & Melina defeated Chavo Guerrero & Jillian
Finally, Chavo Guerrero gets a shot at not wrestling Hornswoggle for a change. Chavo must be off the juice, because he’s not completely defined nor is he as bulky as he has been in the past. He started this match with Santino, and Santino for once looked like he could wrestle! This was short lived, but it was nice to see him give it a fair try, which was interesting to see overall. Jillian got the tag and Santino ended up tagging in Melina, and this match turned into a divas type match up…a boring one at that. Hornswoggle showed up at ringside, Melina botched a sunset flip, nearly breaking Jillians neck, then screamed and hit some random leg drop and won the match up! Santino and Melina were celebrating as if they were going out, odd. Hornswoggle was in there just getting paid to be there, that’s always cool.
Hornswoggle was hit with a cease and desist order from Dx telling him to stop doing the Dx gimmick, lame.
Legacy was in ring talking about random crap, and John Cena came and interrupted, as usual. This thing broke down into a random match making moment, what match? Oh man…
MVP & Mark Henry (aka team Kool Aid) defeated Legacy
Surprisingly, this was a fast paced match with Legacy looking weaker than they should. The fan favorites were hitting some great moments, and spots, but it seemed like both teams were under pressure to finish this match up early or something, it just seemed a bit rush. MVP and Mark Henry won this match up and it wasn’t as though they were completely dominant, but given the time slot, yes, they were all stars in there. Legacy might be on their way out, or a split is looming, because they aren’t as good as they claim to be and it’s showing now more than ever before.
In ring Legacy was joined by Randy Orton, Orton then started talking but was interrupted by Kofi Kingston, backstage. Kofi was at Randy Orton’s car and started to beat the crap out of it! That’s right, the car that Legacy gave Orton earlier, was now getting pummeled by Kingston! Orton was mad, but oh well.
Evan Bourne defeated The Miz via countout
I could’ve sworn we’ve seen this match many times before. This match was going slow and then started to build, however, Jack Swagger was outside trying to impress Eve Torres into sleeping with him? I don’t know. Something happened and then a countout ensued. Terrible match up. These guys have put on better matches before, I don’t know why the WWE threw this one up for me to hate. You didn’t like it, admit it.
Shaemus defeated Jamie Noble
I misspell the dudes name a lot, so what. I was more impressed by the fact that Jamie Noble still has a job! WHAT THE HELL? Seriously? Yep, Jamie Noble is still employed! He lost, but he’s still there! He got worked over by the new Raw member, Finlay lite….yeah I said it.
Triple H defeated The Big Show in a no dq lumberjack match with special guest referee John Cena
The Big Show and Triple H were ready to get it on, but Triple H called out a slew of lumberjacks, all the Raw guys! That’s right, all the Raw guys came to ringside, and not only was this a lumberjack match it was a no dq match. We also got a special guest referee, John Cena!
I hate to admit it but, WWE totally saved themselves with this. This is exactly the kind of crap that keeps me watching WWE! WOOO!
At least that is what I was thinking before the commercial break. We left the match with Show getting thrown out to the floor and getting beat up by the Raw roster, but when we returned from our break, the match slowed down and Big Show was in complete control over Triple H. That’s not what I was expecting, especially since this is a no dq match up which would prompt me to believe that the Raw guys could in fact run in and beat up Show and that would be ok, but nope. This match got really good when Big Show had Triple H beat and down for the three count. John Cena counted two, but then his shoulder mysteriously hurt.
The Raw crew ran inside to mop up, and each one hit their finisher on BIG SHOW! Just like a video game, this thing was awesome. Even Santino got a moment in the sun, until Show chokeslamed him to hell! Ok, not to hell but come on, stay with me! John Cena hit the Attitude Adjustment, then Triple H put Big Show in a Smackdown t-shirt and let Shawn Michaels hit a huge Super Kick to the side of the head, followed up by the Pedigree and this thing was all over. Say goodnight!
The only thing I didn’t like about this match up was the fact that they just buried the Smackdown show, but it was fun to watch. This main event was hilarious, entertaining, and just what I wanted to see, fast paced cartoon like wrestling action, great stuff! Wooooo!
The co-hosts announced that at Survivor Series it would be John Cena vs Triple H vs Shawn Michaels for the title! Then Raw went off the air, and I went to eat a sandwich…a mayo sandwich because I still have no job, no one is buying anything on amazon, and I’m broke. Barely making ends meet…oh well.
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
ECW on SCYFY 9/9/09 Results and Review More of the Same
ECW on SCYFY 9/9/09 Results
The Hurricane defeated Paul Burchill
Shelton Benjamin & Shaemus defeated Goldust & Yoshi Tatsu
Ezekiel Jackson & Vladimir Kozlov defeated Christian & Tommy Dreamer
ECW on SCYFY 9/9/09 Review
The Hurricane defeated Paul Burchill
Paul Burchill had a few moments of offense but overall it was The Hurricane that was featured big time in this match, and he was definitely trying to return to his former glory, and eventually with a lot of spots, made a win for himself. He still looks a little slow for the ware but has continued to work out, even if Paul isn’t exactly the greatest star in the world, and you know what? He probably is going to get let go soon. Then again, I’ve been saying that each week for years now.
Shelton Benjamin & Shaemus defeated Goldust & Yoshi Tatsu
This match wasn’t half bad, I really thought that Goldust put on a great show, and the amount of time he was given in the hot tag portion was actually solid. Shaemus was ok, but it was Goldust that seemed poised to carry this match to its conclusion. Shelton Benjamin got the blind tag and made trouble for himself, but overall this match could’ve been worse. Yoshi Tatsu also made a few good moments, but it was definitely Shaemus that got the better of everything in this match, creating a new foe with an attempted beat down of Shelton Benjamin after the match was over.
Ezekiel Jackson & Vladimir Kozlov defeated Christian & Tommy Dreamer
Dreamer looks old but when wrestling the big guys he is actually right on par with their speed. That is not necessarily a great thing, but it is understood that the big heels right now on ECW aren’t the greatest guys in the world at wrestling nor fast paced mat action. Tommy Dreamer and Christian put together an ok team, and this match was better than I thought it would be. Ezekiel got the pin, and this match was over faster than I thought it would be. William Regal of course played up his distraction on the outside and this match ended up being ok.
Overall ECW wasn’t that impressive, but it’s quick format made me feel alright about it.
**NOTE***
Sorry for all the notes lately, but I’ve had a hard time these days. I will be out of town this week and will be moving from Seattle to a smaller, less expensive city. So I’ll have some lapses here and there, but stick with me and we’ll all be ok.
The Hurricane defeated Paul Burchill
Shelton Benjamin & Shaemus defeated Goldust & Yoshi Tatsu
Ezekiel Jackson & Vladimir Kozlov defeated Christian & Tommy Dreamer
ECW on SCYFY 9/9/09 Review
The Hurricane defeated Paul Burchill
Paul Burchill had a few moments of offense but overall it was The Hurricane that was featured big time in this match, and he was definitely trying to return to his former glory, and eventually with a lot of spots, made a win for himself. He still looks a little slow for the ware but has continued to work out, even if Paul isn’t exactly the greatest star in the world, and you know what? He probably is going to get let go soon. Then again, I’ve been saying that each week for years now.
Shelton Benjamin & Shaemus defeated Goldust & Yoshi Tatsu
This match wasn’t half bad, I really thought that Goldust put on a great show, and the amount of time he was given in the hot tag portion was actually solid. Shaemus was ok, but it was Goldust that seemed poised to carry this match to its conclusion. Shelton Benjamin got the blind tag and made trouble for himself, but overall this match could’ve been worse. Yoshi Tatsu also made a few good moments, but it was definitely Shaemus that got the better of everything in this match, creating a new foe with an attempted beat down of Shelton Benjamin after the match was over.
Ezekiel Jackson & Vladimir Kozlov defeated Christian & Tommy Dreamer
Dreamer looks old but when wrestling the big guys he is actually right on par with their speed. That is not necessarily a great thing, but it is understood that the big heels right now on ECW aren’t the greatest guys in the world at wrestling nor fast paced mat action. Tommy Dreamer and Christian put together an ok team, and this match was better than I thought it would be. Ezekiel got the pin, and this match was over faster than I thought it would be. William Regal of course played up his distraction on the outside and this match ended up being ok.
Overall ECW wasn’t that impressive, but it’s quick format made me feel alright about it.
**NOTE***
Sorry for all the notes lately, but I’ve had a hard time these days. I will be out of town this week and will be moving from Seattle to a smaller, less expensive city. So I’ll have some lapses here and there, but stick with me and we’ll all be ok.
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