Tna Impact 12/9/10 Results
Ink Inc defeated Team 3D
The Motor City Machine Guns defeated The Security Guys via dq
The Beautiful People defeated Sarita & Daffney
Douglas Williams defeated Abyss
Mickie James defeated Tara in a Steel Cage Match
Tna Impact 12/9/10 Review
Impact opens up with Bischoff yelling...I already felt like going back to sleep.
Immortal or Fortune or whatever, came into the ring. OUt came Matt Morgan with a pipe, and nothing happened. Eric Bischoff said that nothing was going on...and what not. I didn't care, you didn't care....ugh...I'm tired.
Ink Inc defeated Team 3D
There is a new "Devon" in this match with Bubba Ray. Ink Inc wins this one, and Devon 2 got beat up for the loss. This was seriously a boring match. It was so boring that even the crowd was dead, completely dead for this.
Post match, Bubba beat up the new Devon.
Tara was "singing" her song or something, and out came Mickie James to beat her up. Yep, same thing that happened last week. I'm sick of this feud.
The Motor City Machine Guns defeated The Security Guys
This match sucked. The Security guys beat up the Motor City Machine guns, got disqualified. The security guys eventually were beaten up with sticks...ugh...what a terrible match.
The Beautiful People defeated Sarita & Daffney
This match was terrible, I can't tell you how bad it was. I love Daffney, but this match wasn't even a "wrestling" match, it was just a terrible example of how the Knockout division has fallen to near "diva" status. The Beautiful People move on in the women's tag title tournament.
Douglas Williams defeated Abyss
Williams wins an easy match against Abyss, and retains his belt. Abyss ripped a turnbuckle off, only to run right into it and then get rolled up. No one cared, I still hate Abyss.
Post match, Styles hit a Styles clash on Williams on the ramp.
Jeff Jarrett beat up some random fan. It was stupid.
Mickie James defeated Tara in a steel cage match
This was an interesting match, the cage adds a lot to the match up. Mickie James at one point climbed to the top rope and launched herself off the top of the cage and completely killed Tara. It looked liked Mickie James broke her knee in the process, but she dove off the top of the cage and pinned Tara. I don't think it was worth it, but it looked awesome. The highlight of the night was definitely Mickie James jumping off the top of the cage and hitting Tara with a Lou Thesz press and getting the roll up. Other than that, this night was terrible.
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Friday, December 10, 2010
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
TNA Impact 3/29/10 Results
TNA Impact 3/29/10 Results
Shannon Moore & Kaz defeated Doug Williams & Brian Kendrick
Tara defeated Daffney in a first blood match
Aj Styles defeated Jeff Jarrett
Black Machismo defeated Beer Money
Desmond Wolfe defeated The Pope
Erik Young, Jeff Hardy, and Rob Van Dam defeated The Band in a Steel Cage Match
TNA Impact 3/29/10 Review
I’m dreading reviewing this night of wrestling, how can they top WWE, HBK’s Farewell Speech and Wrestlemania? Simply put, they couldn’t do it.
Hogan talks to Jarrett and gives him a chance at Aj to get to the #1 contender spot.
Black Machismo showed up and he was talking like Macho and doing his thing, apparently he’s still in TNA.
Bubba The Love Sponge came out with The Band or whatever, and he is now the official interviewer? It’s funny, it sucks, I hate it. They called out Erik Young and offered him a spot in the Band, and didn’t go for it. Erik fought but got out numbered fast, before being saved by RVD and Jeff Hardy. Either way, this sucked…I’m alreadyhating on TNA, it’s only been a few minutes. This start smells like WCW.
Shannon Moore & Kaz defeated Doug Williams & Brian Kendrick
This match was ok at best, it was fast paced and didn’t offer a whole lot. Kendrick got beat up then post match was painted with lipstick by Shannon Moore. This match was lame…sorry.
The Pope cuts a great promo, and it wasn’t half bad. Chelsea came down and distracted him for a while, but before Desmond Wolfe could attack, Pope fought him off. The Pope is solid, a shining light in TNA. Too bad he won’t get the title any time soon.
Orlando Jordan came down from the rafters wrapped in Cross the Line tape, and was just…well….gay.
Tara defeated Daffney
These two women fought in a first Blood Match, and it was interesting to me. Daffney’s hot, I like her. Tara, well…she’s had better matches.
Aj Styles defeated Jeff Jarrett
This match was ok, it lasted a lot longer than I thought, but it wasn’t necessarily that great. Aj cut his hand open, oddly enough, delivering a low blow against Jarrett, who had a guitar in his arms. Bischoff interrupted the match and brought in a guitar. Aj Styles got beat, but the ref was out and out came the interference. I didn’t like it. It was kind of boring, and Jarrett is back down.
Black Machismo defeated Beer Money
Somehow someway Jay Lethal won this match up. It was a terrible match, but I guess Lethal getting a win is not half bad.
Desmond Wolfe defeated The Pope
This match was actually going quite good, and while it did have a few moments it ended up turning into another match ending with a foreign object. I didn’t hate it, but it wasn’t the most thrilling of matches.
Kurt Angle cut a promo on Anderson.
Erik Young, Jeff Hardy, and Rob Van Dam defeated The Band in a Steel Cage Match
This was a very crowded steel cage match up, and it was interesting at times, but not really. Erik Young was targeted early on and was outside of the match for a good portion of the match up. However, Erik Young climbed to the cage and dropped a huge elbow, which wasn’t half bad. He basically killed Pac, I liked it overall!
Abyss announced that his first tag team partner for Lockdown will be,
Anderson and Angle will wrestle in a ladder match next week.
This night’s impact was ok at best.
Shannon Moore & Kaz defeated Doug Williams & Brian Kendrick
Tara defeated Daffney in a first blood match
Aj Styles defeated Jeff Jarrett
Black Machismo defeated Beer Money
Desmond Wolfe defeated The Pope
Erik Young, Jeff Hardy, and Rob Van Dam defeated The Band in a Steel Cage Match
TNA Impact 3/29/10 Review
I’m dreading reviewing this night of wrestling, how can they top WWE, HBK’s Farewell Speech and Wrestlemania? Simply put, they couldn’t do it.
Hogan talks to Jarrett and gives him a chance at Aj to get to the #1 contender spot.
Black Machismo showed up and he was talking like Macho and doing his thing, apparently he’s still in TNA.
Bubba The Love Sponge came out with The Band or whatever, and he is now the official interviewer? It’s funny, it sucks, I hate it. They called out Erik Young and offered him a spot in the Band, and didn’t go for it. Erik fought but got out numbered fast, before being saved by RVD and Jeff Hardy. Either way, this sucked…I’m alreadyhating on TNA, it’s only been a few minutes. This start smells like WCW.
Shannon Moore & Kaz defeated Doug Williams & Brian Kendrick
This match was ok at best, it was fast paced and didn’t offer a whole lot. Kendrick got beat up then post match was painted with lipstick by Shannon Moore. This match was lame…sorry.
The Pope cuts a great promo, and it wasn’t half bad. Chelsea came down and distracted him for a while, but before Desmond Wolfe could attack, Pope fought him off. The Pope is solid, a shining light in TNA. Too bad he won’t get the title any time soon.
Orlando Jordan came down from the rafters wrapped in Cross the Line tape, and was just…well….gay.
Tara defeated Daffney
These two women fought in a first Blood Match, and it was interesting to me. Daffney’s hot, I like her. Tara, well…she’s had better matches.
Aj Styles defeated Jeff Jarrett
This match was ok, it lasted a lot longer than I thought, but it wasn’t necessarily that great. Aj cut his hand open, oddly enough, delivering a low blow against Jarrett, who had a guitar in his arms. Bischoff interrupted the match and brought in a guitar. Aj Styles got beat, but the ref was out and out came the interference. I didn’t like it. It was kind of boring, and Jarrett is back down.
Black Machismo defeated Beer Money
Somehow someway Jay Lethal won this match up. It was a terrible match, but I guess Lethal getting a win is not half bad.
Desmond Wolfe defeated The Pope
This match was actually going quite good, and while it did have a few moments it ended up turning into another match ending with a foreign object. I didn’t hate it, but it wasn’t the most thrilling of matches.
Kurt Angle cut a promo on Anderson.
Erik Young, Jeff Hardy, and Rob Van Dam defeated The Band in a Steel Cage Match
This was a very crowded steel cage match up, and it was interesting at times, but not really. Erik Young was targeted early on and was outside of the match for a good portion of the match up. However, Erik Young climbed to the cage and dropped a huge elbow, which wasn’t half bad. He basically killed Pac, I liked it overall!
Abyss announced that his first tag team partner for Lockdown will be,
Anderson and Angle will wrestle in a ladder match next week.
This night’s impact was ok at best.
Friday, June 26, 2009
WWE Friday Night Smackdown 6/26/09 Results and Review Rage in the Cage
WWE Friday Night Smackdown 6/26/09 Results
R Truth defeated Shelton Benjamin
Alicia Fox and Michelle McCool defeated Melina and Gail Kim
John Morrison defeated CM Punk
Edge and Chris Jericho defeated Rey Mysterio and Jeff Hardy in a steel cage match with CM Punk as the special guest referee
WWE Friday Night Smackdown 6/26/09 Review
The show opened up with Vince McMahon going down to ringside! McMahon called out Theodore Long and the two talked about the show. They are going to have a cage match and the special guest referee is going to be CM PUNK! Vinnie Mac then put Long on probation!
R Truth defeated Shelton Benjamin
The first match of the night was essentially a glorified jobbers match. These two have not been in the top spotlight for some time, and it was interesting to me that they were in there doing this match. I figured a tag match would be in order, but ot so here. R Truth had things close within his reach, hitting all of his best spots, until Benjamin hit a sweet Samoan Drop and Belly to Belly overhead throw, which was picture perfect. Benjamin had this thing going his way, and he looked like the champion that was labeled The Gold standard a short while back in the WWE. Truth had to fight back, and he seemed to reach the equalizer with a nice jaw breaker, but it was short lived. Truth came back out of nowhere to hit The Lie Detector and take the win over Benjamin who is now the job standard…as he jobs to Truth.
Alicia Fox and Michelle McCool defeated Melina and Gail Kim
Remember when Gail Kim joined WWE again? Well, she was touted as a serious title contender and is now a shade of her Knockout self. I’d prefer her back in TNA where they at least let the women wrestler, I mean seriously wrestle every now and again. The match was ok at best, the girls gave it their best shot to make it entertaining, and it was obvious who out of the four could actually wrestle. Michele McCool was timing this one nicely, and when she hit Gail Kim with her finisher, I was impressed for the first time in a long time. Gail Kim and Michelle McCool might be a good feud, if wrestling is the #1 goal of WWE’s women division…not just divas.
John Morrison defeated CM Punk
What in the world? John Morrison wrestled CM Punk in a non title match, and this wasn’t even the main event. It bugs me greatly that when TRIPLE H is champ or EDGE is champ they don’t wrestle in the midcard and sometimes don’t wrestle at all on a show. This is completely dumb to me, and furthermore, why would they risk the champ getting hurt before the ppv? It’s true, the face champions have to wrestle a lot more, when they are younger, and it seems that veterans and heel champions just don’t wrestle as much. That’s lame.
Punk had early control in this match, as he should have, and Morrison put up a good amount of offense in return. That bridge suplex was impressive, wow, the match was actually getting good and then we went to commercial break. Punk put on the breaks to John Morrison’s comeback with some serious rest holds, but the action spilled to the outside with Punk trying a sunset flip, and the action spilling right into the outside. Punk catching Morrison on his shoulders was amazing, the second rope reverse superplex was impressive too, this match had some serious moments. Morrison and Punk could rope me into a ppv again…if I could afford it. Punk was going for the GTS, but Morrison got a near fall, and then rolled into a reversal with bridge pinfall for the three! I kid you not, holy crap, this reversal set was impressive and only these two were flexible enough to get it done, wow, a pretty good match. Morrison has pinned the champion clean!
Punk ended up losing his temper and hit Morrison with the GTS and the announce team kept pushing this “Punk is turning evil on us” and I think they are trying to either telegraph the heel turn or they are trying to swerve us.
Edge and Chris Jericho defeated Rey Mysterio and Jeff Hardy in a steel cage match with CM Punk as the special guest referee
This match was given a little more time than usual, and it was not half bad. Punk was trying not to get too involved, and the heels were working over Hardy and Mysterio with no mercy. Mysterio and Jericho were fighting each other, meanwhile near falls abounded, and Jericho came out on top with every counter, every motion, proving that Jericho is the best wrestler right now. The closing of this match had Hardy, Edge and Mysterio nearly knocked out, Punk got speared inadvertently and was unable to get the fast count after The Whisper in the Wind hit Edge. It looked like Hardy was going to attack Punk, but managed to get back into the match with a little help from Rey Mysterio Jr. A twist of fate tackled Jericho, but after Hardy was ready to strike Punk a spear floored Hardy and this thing was done. The tension was high, but the heels managed to capitalize on an obviously distracted Hardy. Punk looked bad, Edge looked good, Jericho looked amazing and Hardy wasn’t feeling so hot at the end.
I’m not sure what they are going to do with punk, this thing is weird, I wish I could get the ppv, but I can’t afford it. I’ll try to catch the results and hustle some money for Summerslam.
R Truth defeated Shelton Benjamin
Alicia Fox and Michelle McCool defeated Melina and Gail Kim
John Morrison defeated CM Punk
Edge and Chris Jericho defeated Rey Mysterio and Jeff Hardy in a steel cage match with CM Punk as the special guest referee
WWE Friday Night Smackdown 6/26/09 Review
The show opened up with Vince McMahon going down to ringside! McMahon called out Theodore Long and the two talked about the show. They are going to have a cage match and the special guest referee is going to be CM PUNK! Vinnie Mac then put Long on probation!
R Truth defeated Shelton Benjamin
The first match of the night was essentially a glorified jobbers match. These two have not been in the top spotlight for some time, and it was interesting to me that they were in there doing this match. I figured a tag match would be in order, but ot so here. R Truth had things close within his reach, hitting all of his best spots, until Benjamin hit a sweet Samoan Drop and Belly to Belly overhead throw, which was picture perfect. Benjamin had this thing going his way, and he looked like the champion that was labeled The Gold standard a short while back in the WWE. Truth had to fight back, and he seemed to reach the equalizer with a nice jaw breaker, but it was short lived. Truth came back out of nowhere to hit The Lie Detector and take the win over Benjamin who is now the job standard…as he jobs to Truth.
Alicia Fox and Michelle McCool defeated Melina and Gail Kim
Remember when Gail Kim joined WWE again? Well, she was touted as a serious title contender and is now a shade of her Knockout self. I’d prefer her back in TNA where they at least let the women wrestler, I mean seriously wrestle every now and again. The match was ok at best, the girls gave it their best shot to make it entertaining, and it was obvious who out of the four could actually wrestle. Michele McCool was timing this one nicely, and when she hit Gail Kim with her finisher, I was impressed for the first time in a long time. Gail Kim and Michelle McCool might be a good feud, if wrestling is the #1 goal of WWE’s women division…not just divas.
John Morrison defeated CM Punk
What in the world? John Morrison wrestled CM Punk in a non title match, and this wasn’t even the main event. It bugs me greatly that when TRIPLE H is champ or EDGE is champ they don’t wrestle in the midcard and sometimes don’t wrestle at all on a show. This is completely dumb to me, and furthermore, why would they risk the champ getting hurt before the ppv? It’s true, the face champions have to wrestle a lot more, when they are younger, and it seems that veterans and heel champions just don’t wrestle as much. That’s lame.
Punk had early control in this match, as he should have, and Morrison put up a good amount of offense in return. That bridge suplex was impressive, wow, the match was actually getting good and then we went to commercial break. Punk put on the breaks to John Morrison’s comeback with some serious rest holds, but the action spilled to the outside with Punk trying a sunset flip, and the action spilling right into the outside. Punk catching Morrison on his shoulders was amazing, the second rope reverse superplex was impressive too, this match had some serious moments. Morrison and Punk could rope me into a ppv again…if I could afford it. Punk was going for the GTS, but Morrison got a near fall, and then rolled into a reversal with bridge pinfall for the three! I kid you not, holy crap, this reversal set was impressive and only these two were flexible enough to get it done, wow, a pretty good match. Morrison has pinned the champion clean!
Punk ended up losing his temper and hit Morrison with the GTS and the announce team kept pushing this “Punk is turning evil on us” and I think they are trying to either telegraph the heel turn or they are trying to swerve us.
Edge and Chris Jericho defeated Rey Mysterio and Jeff Hardy in a steel cage match with CM Punk as the special guest referee
This match was given a little more time than usual, and it was not half bad. Punk was trying not to get too involved, and the heels were working over Hardy and Mysterio with no mercy. Mysterio and Jericho were fighting each other, meanwhile near falls abounded, and Jericho came out on top with every counter, every motion, proving that Jericho is the best wrestler right now. The closing of this match had Hardy, Edge and Mysterio nearly knocked out, Punk got speared inadvertently and was unable to get the fast count after The Whisper in the Wind hit Edge. It looked like Hardy was going to attack Punk, but managed to get back into the match with a little help from Rey Mysterio Jr. A twist of fate tackled Jericho, but after Hardy was ready to strike Punk a spear floored Hardy and this thing was done. The tension was high, but the heels managed to capitalize on an obviously distracted Hardy. Punk looked bad, Edge looked good, Jericho looked amazing and Hardy wasn’t feeling so hot at the end.
I’m not sure what they are going to do with punk, this thing is weird, I wish I could get the ppv, but I can’t afford it. I’ll try to catch the results and hustle some money for Summerslam.
Thursday, June 4, 2009
TNA Impact 6/4/09 Results and Review Another Foley Show
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Friday, March 27, 2009
TNA Impact 3/26/09 Results and Review Crap Captains
The opening of the night was an in ring announcement by Jim Cornette, because they are going to have captains chosen for the big Lockdown ppv. This whole segment, was just a big melee. Angle and Jarrett are going to be in the lockdown tonight or something, and that’s all that happened.
Suicide defeated Kiyoshi
This match started out fast paced and carried through with a good interesting overall initial run. Suicide seemed to have Kiyoshi scouted, as he was able to turn moves into counters, but Kiyoshi kept bring out new stuff. It’s weird that the crowd was cheering Suicide, considering he is a relatively unknown wrestler. Kiyoshi was never meant to win this match, and it seemed painfully obvious towards the end of the match up. Suicide finished off Kiyoshi with the Suicide Solution and it was all over. Not the greatest match, but it was adequate enough.
There was a lot of backstage vignettes and random bs at this point. We’re talking about 40 minutes past the hour and we finally get another match up. This is a tough wrestling show to watch.
Velvet Sky & Angelina Love defeated Raisha Saeed & Awesome Kong
I’m not a big fan of the TNA commentating team. They never really focus on the match up at all. They seem to be talking about random crap, and storylines, rather than the match at hand. That’s not to say that this match was a technical classic, but it deserved more attention than the commentating team gave it. The reason why Awesome Kong and Saeed lost was because Awesome Kong didn’t really get into the match.
Post match, the beautiful people tried to cut Awesome Kong’s hair. It didn’t work, and that was that.
Samoa Joe pinned Kurt Angle to win a 20 man gauntlet cage match
The main event was a 20 man gauntlet match inside of a steel cage. This thing was lengthy and interesting to say the least. This is a weird match, and it reminds me of that bunkhouse stampede that NWA had in the mid 80’s. I’ll try to find that match for you guys to watch, but overall this match was like a royal rumble inside a steel cage. While it looks good on paper, it wasn’t really that entertaining to watch on television as it seemed that everyone was basically phoning it in, because of limited space. The final three guys were Kurt Angle, Scott Steiner, and Jeff Jarrett. This is the most predicable thing that could happen! If the last two winners are team captains then when Scott Steiner was eliminated the match should’ve ended. Nope, it didn’t happen….Steiner never left the cage and fought Jeff Jarrett, causing Kurt Angle to roll him up for the pin! Kurt Angle pinned Jarrett and I thought it was over. However, out came Samoa Joe #20 and he dropped Angle on the back of his head, and boom, Samoa Joe is the winner and the second team captain!
I have to give TNA credit, they really gave the main event a lot of time to develop. The main event easily took up 75% of the last hour, and was interesting to watch at times. You knew that the x-division guys weren’t going to win, and you know a bunch of people weren’t going to win, but you stuck with it to see if Jarrett would pull this one off, and he almost did. Angle seems to have forgotten about Sting. Sting wasn’t even on this show wrestling…and why is Foley in the main event for a title shot? What a joke.
This edition of TNA may have been the best edition of Impact in a long time, but that is not saying much, is it? Yep.
TNA Impact 3/26/09 Results
Suicide defeated Kiyoshi
Velvet Sky & Angelina Love defeated Raisha Saeed & Awesome Kong
Samoa Joe pinned Kurt Angle to win a 20 man gauntlet cage match
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Suicide defeated Kiyoshi
This match started out fast paced and carried through with a good interesting overall initial run. Suicide seemed to have Kiyoshi scouted, as he was able to turn moves into counters, but Kiyoshi kept bring out new stuff. It’s weird that the crowd was cheering Suicide, considering he is a relatively unknown wrestler. Kiyoshi was never meant to win this match, and it seemed painfully obvious towards the end of the match up. Suicide finished off Kiyoshi with the Suicide Solution and it was all over. Not the greatest match, but it was adequate enough.
There was a lot of backstage vignettes and random bs at this point. We’re talking about 40 minutes past the hour and we finally get another match up. This is a tough wrestling show to watch.
Velvet Sky & Angelina Love defeated Raisha Saeed & Awesome Kong
I’m not a big fan of the TNA commentating team. They never really focus on the match up at all. They seem to be talking about random crap, and storylines, rather than the match at hand. That’s not to say that this match was a technical classic, but it deserved more attention than the commentating team gave it. The reason why Awesome Kong and Saeed lost was because Awesome Kong didn’t really get into the match.
Post match, the beautiful people tried to cut Awesome Kong’s hair. It didn’t work, and that was that.
Samoa Joe pinned Kurt Angle to win a 20 man gauntlet cage match
The main event was a 20 man gauntlet match inside of a steel cage. This thing was lengthy and interesting to say the least. This is a weird match, and it reminds me of that bunkhouse stampede that NWA had in the mid 80’s. I’ll try to find that match for you guys to watch, but overall this match was like a royal rumble inside a steel cage. While it looks good on paper, it wasn’t really that entertaining to watch on television as it seemed that everyone was basically phoning it in, because of limited space. The final three guys were Kurt Angle, Scott Steiner, and Jeff Jarrett. This is the most predicable thing that could happen! If the last two winners are team captains then when Scott Steiner was eliminated the match should’ve ended. Nope, it didn’t happen….Steiner never left the cage and fought Jeff Jarrett, causing Kurt Angle to roll him up for the pin! Kurt Angle pinned Jarrett and I thought it was over. However, out came Samoa Joe #20 and he dropped Angle on the back of his head, and boom, Samoa Joe is the winner and the second team captain!
I have to give TNA credit, they really gave the main event a lot of time to develop. The main event easily took up 75% of the last hour, and was interesting to watch at times. You knew that the x-division guys weren’t going to win, and you know a bunch of people weren’t going to win, but you stuck with it to see if Jarrett would pull this one off, and he almost did. Angle seems to have forgotten about Sting. Sting wasn’t even on this show wrestling…and why is Foley in the main event for a title shot? What a joke.
This edition of TNA may have been the best edition of Impact in a long time, but that is not saying much, is it? Yep.
TNA Impact 3/26/09 Results
Suicide defeated Kiyoshi
Velvet Sky & Angelina Love defeated Raisha Saeed & Awesome Kong
Samoa Joe pinned Kurt Angle to win a 20 man gauntlet cage match
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Tuesday, March 17, 2009
WWE Monday Night Raw 3/16/09 Results and Review San Antonia Texas Edition
The WWE teased that Undertaker was going to confront Shawn Michaels at the opening of this show, but instead Lillian Garcia interrupted to let us know that these two would be tag team partners for the upcoming match up.
The Undertaker & Shawn Michaels defeated Kozlov & JBL
HBK had this match in firm grasp over JBL but as soon as Kozlov got tagged in, things turned completely around. HBK was definitely not enjoying any ort of domination in this match up. With that in mind, this tag match was setting up Undertaker for the hot tag, but I didn’t seem to mind it too much. I did think that The Undertaker should not have been so anxious or zealous in regards to trying to tag into the match up. He should’ve been stiff and refused a tag, leaving HBK out to there to lose this one, playing mind games. However, Undertaker got the hot tag, went through half of his move set in a matter of minutes against JBL and looked really strong overall. HBK blind tagged Undertaker, jumped in and scored the pinfall victory in this match up. This made The Undertaker mad, and confused me. The point of them being a tag team is so that they win! Who cares how! Whatever….The Undertaker used to not care, now he’s nothing but a wuss.
The best part of this segment was The Undertaker standing at the top of the ramp, giving his one arm salute, only to get kicked in the face by a Superkick from Shawn Michaels! That was classic, leaving Undertaker on the floor, dead….or undead? Haha.
Kelly Kelly, Mickie James, and Melina defeated Beth Phoenix, Jillian, Layla
This match was starting to get interesting towards the end, especially with Santino getting involved. However, the WWE once again pulls the rug from under us before this thing could really develop with Melina getting a roll up for no apparent reason other than they are short on time. This match was terrible, and once again proves that the WWE doesn’t really book women’s matches all that well. Then again, they need to get as many women in the night as possible, so maybe that’s the reasoning behind this.
Triple H defeated Cody Rhodes
Cody Rhodes got a stern lesson about who holds down the roster. Ok, maybe not, but Triple H basically squashed Cody Rhodes in a matter of minutes, and thwarted attacks by Orton and Ted Dibiase. However, Triple had a Steel Cage lower to the ring, and this of course is definitely going to have something to do with Wrestlemania!
The match didn’t start until the Steel Cage lowered. Cody was paying his dues in this match. Triple H used Cody to knock off Orton and Dibiase off the cage walls as they tried to climb up. Cody was getting killed, seriously, if you missed this part of Raw, you really missed it, because Cody was paying some major, heavy dues in this match up. This match was kind of cool, but it wasn’t an instant classic. Cody Rhodes got worked over in this match up, and was left laying in the ring, out cold. I haven’t seen a second generation star pay so many dues. At least not in one night; Cody Rhodes got obliterated by Triple H, and this can’t be a good sign.
Rey Mysterio defeated Dolph Ziggler
Wow, Ziggler on Raw? I thought he would have gone the way of Kizarni! Remember that dude? One or two appearances on Smackdown and then officially gone. Ziggler is going to have to prove something to the boys in the back, and stay off the drugs, and maybe win a match. Rey Mysterio won this match easily, not missing one move, making quick work of Ziggler, proving yet again that WWE doesn’t like creating new stars. Well, at least not letting them go over.
Chris Jericho called out Ric Flair, and started whining and what not. Ric Flair came out and wouldn’t fight him. So he called Roddy Piper, Jimmy Snuka, and Ricky Steamboat to come and fight Jericho! They charged down to ringside, but after stopping Jericho, he weaseled his way out of the ring and ran away like a chump.
The WWE showed a recap of Wrestlemania XV, which is by far the worst wrestlemania in my opinion. I remember my friends and I were all sorely disappointed with the results.
MVP, CM Punk, and Kofi Kingston defeated Kane, Mark Henry, and Shelton Benjamin
If anyone knows how to do a huge tag match of epic proportions in a short amount of time it’s the WWE. This match had spots from all competitors, however, it never really tried to be too much of a spot fest. I really enjoyed that part of this match up, as it had a little time to develop, and enough follow through to make it a worthwhile match up. Good stuff, I enjoyed it, and of course the good guys won after CM Punk hit the GTS!
John Cena vs. Edge w/ Vickie Guerrero as special guest referee (no contest)
John Cena and Edge wrestled an ok match up, this thing was getting interesting but Vickie kept trying to sabotage Cena’s pinfall attempts. After a few exchanges of this type, Big Show came down and helped Edge lock John Cena in the ropes! After this was over Edge knocked out Big Show and was the last man standing. However, no real winner was declared….unless you count Edge, I guess he wins…somehow.
WWE Monday Night Raw 3/16/09 Results
The Undertaker & Shawn Michaels defeated Kozlov & JBL
Kelly Kelly, Mickie James, and Melina defeated Beth Phoenix, Jillian, Layla
Triple H defeated Cody Rhodes in a steel cage match
Rey Mysterio defeated Dolph Ziggler
MVP, CM Punk, and Kofi Kingston defeated Kane, Mark Henry, and Shelton Benjamin
John Cena vs. Edge w/ Vickie Guerrero as special guest referee (no contest)
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The Undertaker & Shawn Michaels defeated Kozlov & JBL
HBK had this match in firm grasp over JBL but as soon as Kozlov got tagged in, things turned completely around. HBK was definitely not enjoying any ort of domination in this match up. With that in mind, this tag match was setting up Undertaker for the hot tag, but I didn’t seem to mind it too much. I did think that The Undertaker should not have been so anxious or zealous in regards to trying to tag into the match up. He should’ve been stiff and refused a tag, leaving HBK out to there to lose this one, playing mind games. However, Undertaker got the hot tag, went through half of his move set in a matter of minutes against JBL and looked really strong overall. HBK blind tagged Undertaker, jumped in and scored the pinfall victory in this match up. This made The Undertaker mad, and confused me. The point of them being a tag team is so that they win! Who cares how! Whatever….The Undertaker used to not care, now he’s nothing but a wuss.
The best part of this segment was The Undertaker standing at the top of the ramp, giving his one arm salute, only to get kicked in the face by a Superkick from Shawn Michaels! That was classic, leaving Undertaker on the floor, dead….or undead? Haha.
Kelly Kelly, Mickie James, and Melina defeated Beth Phoenix, Jillian, Layla
This match was starting to get interesting towards the end, especially with Santino getting involved. However, the WWE once again pulls the rug from under us before this thing could really develop with Melina getting a roll up for no apparent reason other than they are short on time. This match was terrible, and once again proves that the WWE doesn’t really book women’s matches all that well. Then again, they need to get as many women in the night as possible, so maybe that’s the reasoning behind this.
Triple H defeated Cody Rhodes
Cody Rhodes got a stern lesson about who holds down the roster. Ok, maybe not, but Triple H basically squashed Cody Rhodes in a matter of minutes, and thwarted attacks by Orton and Ted Dibiase. However, Triple had a Steel Cage lower to the ring, and this of course is definitely going to have something to do with Wrestlemania!
The match didn’t start until the Steel Cage lowered. Cody was paying his dues in this match. Triple H used Cody to knock off Orton and Dibiase off the cage walls as they tried to climb up. Cody was getting killed, seriously, if you missed this part of Raw, you really missed it, because Cody was paying some major, heavy dues in this match up. This match was kind of cool, but it wasn’t an instant classic. Cody Rhodes got worked over in this match up, and was left laying in the ring, out cold. I haven’t seen a second generation star pay so many dues. At least not in one night; Cody Rhodes got obliterated by Triple H, and this can’t be a good sign.
Rey Mysterio defeated Dolph Ziggler
Wow, Ziggler on Raw? I thought he would have gone the way of Kizarni! Remember that dude? One or two appearances on Smackdown and then officially gone. Ziggler is going to have to prove something to the boys in the back, and stay off the drugs, and maybe win a match. Rey Mysterio won this match easily, not missing one move, making quick work of Ziggler, proving yet again that WWE doesn’t like creating new stars. Well, at least not letting them go over.
Chris Jericho called out Ric Flair, and started whining and what not. Ric Flair came out and wouldn’t fight him. So he called Roddy Piper, Jimmy Snuka, and Ricky Steamboat to come and fight Jericho! They charged down to ringside, but after stopping Jericho, he weaseled his way out of the ring and ran away like a chump.
The WWE showed a recap of Wrestlemania XV, which is by far the worst wrestlemania in my opinion. I remember my friends and I were all sorely disappointed with the results.
MVP, CM Punk, and Kofi Kingston defeated Kane, Mark Henry, and Shelton Benjamin
If anyone knows how to do a huge tag match of epic proportions in a short amount of time it’s the WWE. This match had spots from all competitors, however, it never really tried to be too much of a spot fest. I really enjoyed that part of this match up, as it had a little time to develop, and enough follow through to make it a worthwhile match up. Good stuff, I enjoyed it, and of course the good guys won after CM Punk hit the GTS!
John Cena vs. Edge w/ Vickie Guerrero as special guest referee (no contest)
John Cena and Edge wrestled an ok match up, this thing was getting interesting but Vickie kept trying to sabotage Cena’s pinfall attempts. After a few exchanges of this type, Big Show came down and helped Edge lock John Cena in the ropes! After this was over Edge knocked out Big Show and was the last man standing. However, no real winner was declared….unless you count Edge, I guess he wins…somehow.
WWE Monday Night Raw 3/16/09 Results
The Undertaker & Shawn Michaels defeated Kozlov & JBL
Kelly Kelly, Mickie James, and Melina defeated Beth Phoenix, Jillian, Layla
Triple H defeated Cody Rhodes in a steel cage match
Rey Mysterio defeated Dolph Ziggler
MVP, CM Punk, and Kofi Kingston defeated Kane, Mark Henry, and Shelton Benjamin
John Cena vs. Edge w/ Vickie Guerrero as special guest referee (no contest)
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