MadMatt Posted August 11, 2010 Author Share Posted August 11, 2010 Make sure to tune into WWE Superstars this week, for the final match involving MVP in WWE for the foreseeable future. WWE Superstars 8/12/10 Cryme Tyme and John Morrison vs. the Miz, Lance Cade, and William Regal. Primo vs. Chavo Guerrero. MVP and Mark Henry vs. The Hart Dynasty. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BHK1978 Posted August 11, 2010 Share Posted August 11, 2010 Cryme Tyme and John Morrison vs. the Miz, Lance Cade, and William Regal. Primo vs. Chavo Guerrero. MVP and Mark Henry vs. The Hart Dynasty. Well seeing how MVP is goning... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lo-Drew Posted August 12, 2010 Share Posted August 12, 2010 Cryme Tyme and John Morrison vs. the Miz, Lance Cade, and William Regal. Primo vs. Chavo Guerrero. MVP and Mark Henry vs. The Hart Dynasty. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MattitudeV2 Posted August 12, 2010 Share Posted August 12, 2010 Cryme Tyme and John Morrison vs. the Miz, Lance Cade, and William Regal. Primo vs. Chavo Guerrero. MVP and Mark Henry vs. The Hart Dynasty. I agree Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BoomKing Posted August 12, 2010 Share Posted August 12, 2010 I agree I agree with your agreement. Is that agreeable? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ChrisKid Posted August 12, 2010 Share Posted August 12, 2010 WWE Superstars 8/12/10 Cryme Tyme and John Morrison vs. the Miz, Lance Cade, and William Regal. Primo vs. Chavo Guerrero. MVP and Mark Henry vs. The Hart Dynasty Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BoomKing Posted August 12, 2010 Share Posted August 12, 2010 So you agree to agree with my agreement of his agreement? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MadMatt Posted August 12, 2010 Author Share Posted August 12, 2010 WWE Superstars 8/12/10 A look at tonight’s main event, featuring a six man tag team match, courtesy of Smackdown, with Cryme Tyme and John Morrison taking on the Miz, Lance Cade, and William Regal. The Hart Dynasty defeated MVP and Mark Henry when Smith pinned MVP after Kidd hit MVP with a kneedrop off the top rope while the referee was distracted in 10:22 The fans are cheering, as this impressive back and forth tag team match on Raw, between two of the top teams in the company occurs. Henry is trapped in the corner and double teamed by the Hart Dynasty but MVP makes a hot tag and is on fire. He takes out Smith and we have a brawl. Playmaker on Smith but we see the referee escorting Mark Henry to the apron, allowing Kidd to drop a cheap kneedrop right to the back of the head. Smith is rolled on top for the pin and the Hart Dynasty steal one. MVP pulls himself to his feet, yelling at the Hart Dynasty before he angrily storms off, as Mark Henry walks off after him. It appears that MVP was frustrated at suffering this loss and he’s not too happy with the Hart Dynasty. (B) Chavo Guerrero pinned Primo with the Frog Splash in 8:22 Chavo scores an impressive win, as the announcers talk about how Chavo intends to turn around his fortunes as of this match. Primo got several nearfalls, but in the end, Chavo puts him away with the Frog Splash. (C-) An extensive look at RAW this past Monday, with Orton laying out Edge with the RKO through the table. We understand that the WWE Championship will be on the line inside a steel cage between these two, which we’ve know for quite some time. The match can be won in four ways. Pinfall, Submission, Escaping the Cage Through the Door with Both Feet Touching the Floor, or Escaping the Cage Over the Top with both feet touching the floor. Also, the loser of this match will be ineligible to receive a WWE Championship match for the next six months. A high stakes match, with Orton agreeing to this stipulation, in an attempt to shut Edge out of the title picture for good but he’s risking his rematch clause should he lose the title. Cryme Tyme and John Morrison defeated the Miz, Lance Cade, and William Regal when Morrison pinned Regal with the Starship Pain in 14:22 Two weeks ago on Superstars, Morrison beat Regal and last week, The Miz scored a victory over JTG. Regal and Cade have had their problems with Cryme Tyme in the past and the Miz and Morrison’s history is well documented. Tonight, all six men collide in an epic six man tag team match. JTG took the brunt of the beating but Morrison runs in, with the former World Heavyweight Champion cleaning house. Cryme Tyme takes Miz out and then Cade, leaving Morrison and Regal along, where Morrison hits a leg lariat out of the corner, before finishing Regal off with the Starship Pain. (C+) ---------------------------------------------------------------- Superstars: BHK1978: 1/3 Lo-Drew: 3/3 MattitudeV2: 3/3 BoomKing: 3/3 ChrisKid: 3/3 Overall: Lo-Drew: 20/29 BHK1978: 18/29 MattitudeV2: 17/29 ChrisKid: 7/29 BoomKing: 5/29 EdgeHeaD: 5/29 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MadMatt Posted August 13, 2010 Author Share Posted August 13, 2010 WWE Smackdown 8/13/10 Rey Mysterio vs. John Cena. Casket Match: Kane vs. Mike Knox. Evan Bourne vs. Joe Hennig. No Disqualification Match: Booker T vs. Dolph Ziggler. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lo-Drew Posted August 13, 2010 Share Posted August 13, 2010 Rey Mysterio vs. John Cena. Casket Match: Kane vs. Mike Knox. Evan Bourne vs. Joe Hennig. No Disqualification Match: Booker T vs. Dolph Ziggler. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MattitudeV2 Posted August 13, 2010 Share Posted August 13, 2010 Rey Mysterio vs. John Cena. Casket Match: Kane vs. Mike Knox. Evan Bourne vs. Joe Hennig. No Disqualification Match: Booker T vs. Dolph Ziggler. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ChrisKid Posted August 13, 2010 Share Posted August 13, 2010 Rey Mysterio vs. John Cena. Casket Match: Kane vs. Mike Knox. Evan Bourne vs. Joe Hennig. No Disqualification Match: Booker T vs. Dolph Ziggler. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BHK1978 Posted August 13, 2010 Share Posted August 13, 2010 Wow I went 1/3! It has been a while since I scored that low in this diary (At least I think). Rey Mysterio vs. John Cena. Casket Match: Kane vs. Mike Knox. Evan Bourne vs. Joe Hennig. No Disqualification Match: Booker T vs. Dolph Ziggler. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MadMatt Posted August 13, 2010 Author Share Posted August 13, 2010 Just got online and read about the passing of Lance Cade. Really sucks, another guy in the prime of his life shot down by what sadly appears to be drugs, although nothing that is really confirmed. Still 29 years old...wow, just wow. My policy given this is a real time game is to set wrestlers to deceased in the game should they die in real life. Did so with Umaga when he died and did so with Cade. On the brighter side of things, Summerslam is coming together nicely. If this was the last card, I would have been pleased with it, but since I'm continuing, it will be a nice card to really wrap up some storylines that have been slow burning since Mania and set up the road to Survivor Series. Still while I think Mania 26 is the best card I've done in this diary, I think that Summerslam is a close second, but I'll let you judge when you see it. Now on with the show. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- WWE Smackdown 8/13/10 We open up the show with the following blurb. The WWE Universe extends their condolences to the friends and family of WWE Smackdown Superstar.... Lance Cade(1981-2010) Ted DiBiase makes his way out, declaring that in forty eight hours at Summerslam he’ll be walking out with the World Heavyweight Championship just like he has previously, talking about how he has this one in the bag. Out comes Smackdown General Manager Bret Hart, who informs DiBiase, that the Fortunate Sons will leave the building. DiBiase looks a bit put off but recovers, talking about how he’s still going to keep the belt. Out comes Batista, leading to a brawl, with Batista getting the better of DiBiase, until Joe Hennig and Brett DiBiase bail him out. DiBiase won’t get that this Sunday, with the Fortunate Sons banned from ringside as he defends the World Heavyweight Championship against both John Cena and Batista in a Triple Threat Match. Booker T pinned Dolph Ziggler with the Harlem Side Kick in a No Disqualification Match in 9:22 Recap from the meeting between these two men last week, where Ziggler used a chair to get disqualified against Booker T. Tonight, Booker and Ziggler have a back and forth match. This time when Ziggler uses the chair(perfectly legal), Booker T ducks and hits him with the Harlem Side Kick for the pin. (B) Knox cuts a promo, promising to mangle and disembowel the Undertaker, before putting him in the casket this Sunday. Jack Swagger pinned Matt Hardy with the Gutwrench Power Bomb in 8:08 Christian was on commentary, as he will face Swagger for the Intercontinental Title at Summerslam. Swagger gets several nearfalls on Hardy before Hardy stages a comeback and nearly puts Swagger away, but Swagger avoids an elbow drop from the second rope and hits the Gutwrench Power Bomb for the pin. Swagger glares at Christian, indicating that he’s going to be the new champion. (B-) Evan Bourne defeated Joe Hennig via disqualification in 9:02 when Brett DiBiase interfered, shoving Bourne off the top rope. Bourne and Hennig had an impressive back and forth match, with Bourne slowly gaining the advantage but Brett DiBiase interfered as Bourne went for the Air Bourne. Double team by the Fortunate Sons, until Rey Mysterio makes the save. Hype for their match at Summerslam for the Unified Tag Team Titles. (B-) Mike Knox defeated Kane in a Casket Match in 14:22 A preview for this Sunday, with Knox and Kane brawling throughout this match. Kane clotheslines Knox into the casket but Knox escapes. Knox grabs a toolbox underneath the ring and waffles Kane with a wrench, the same object that he used to take out the Undertaker. DDT on the casket and Knox bicycle kicks a chair right into Kane’s face as he is laying on the canvas. Knox beats on Kane, before suplexing him off the apron into the casket and shutting the lid for the win. (B-) Knox looks pleased, having proven that he can win a Casket Match. The Undertaker’s voice taunts Knox, promising an eternity of agony for him at Summerslam. Taker and Knox in a Casket Match at Summerslam. Out comes CM Punk and Chris Jericho, who talk about how this Sunday, they will end DX. Out comes Triple H once again, who talks about how he was stalled from showing the footage, but before he could show the footage, out comes security, who escorts Triple H from the building, with Punk stating that since Triple H is not a Smackdown contracted wrestler, so he is trespassing. Punk talks about how he runs things now, whether Triple H likes it or not. Rey Mysterio pinned John Cena with a springboard splash in 15:22 The first ever battle between Cena and Rey was a nice back and forth match. Things get a bit heated and Cena roughs up Rey, but Rey counters the Attitude Adjustment into a rana for a close nearfall. Rey is beaten up some more and Cena goes for the STF, but Rey turns, kicking Cena into the ropes and 6-1-9 nails Cena, before Rey hits a breath taking springboard splash for the pin! Rey has scored a huge win tonight over one of the championship contenders. (B) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Smackdown: Lo-Drew: 1/4 MattitudeV2: 1/4 ChrisKid: 1/4 BHK1978: 1/4 Overall: Lo-Drew: 21/33 BHK1978: 19/33 MattitudeV2: 18/33 ChrisKid: 6/33 BoomKing: 5/33 EdgeHeaD: 5/33 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MadMatt Posted August 14, 2010 Author Share Posted August 14, 2010 WWE Summerslam 2010 WWE Championship Steel Cage Match(The Loser Cannot Challenge for the WWE Championship for Six Months): Edge vs. Randy Orton© World Heavyweight Title Triple Threat Match: John Cena vs. Batista vs. Ted DiBiase© DeGeneration X vs. CM Punk and Chris Jericho. Casket Match: The Undertaker vs. Mike Knox. ECW Championship: Bryan Danielson vs. Drew McIntyre© Unified Tag Team Title Match: The Fortunate Sons vs. Rey Mysterio and Evan Bourne© WWE United States Title Bunkhouse Brawl: Sheamus vs. Jamie Noble© WWE Intercontinental Title Mach: Jack Swagger vs. Christian© WWE Undisputed Women's Title Match Mickie James vs. Beth Phoenix vs. Mia Mancini© Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MattitudeV2 Posted August 14, 2010 Share Posted August 14, 2010 WWE Championship Steel Cage Match(The Loser Cannot Challenge for the WWE Championship for Six Months): Edge vs. Randy Orton© World Heavyweight Title Triple Threat Match: John Cena vs. Batista vs. Ted DiBiase© DeGeneration X vs. CM Punk and Chris Jericho. Casket Match: The Undertaker vs. Mike Knox ECW Championship: Bryan Danielson vs. Drew McIntyre© Unified Tag Team Title Match: The Fortunate Sons vs. Rey Mysterio and Evan Bourne© WWE United States Title Bunkhouse Brawl: Sheamus vs. Jamie Noble(c) WWE Intercontinental Title Mach: Jack Swagger vs. Christian© WWE Undisputed Women's Title Match Mickie James vs. Beth Phoenix vs. Mia Mancini© Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lo-Drew Posted August 14, 2010 Share Posted August 14, 2010 WWE Championship Steel Cage Match(The Loser Cannot Challenge for the WWE Championship for Six Months): Edge vs. Randy Orton© World Heavyweight Title Triple Threat Match: John Cena vs. Batista vs. Ted DiBiase© DeGeneration X vs. CM Punk and Chris Jericho. Casket Match: The Undertaker vs. Mike Knox. ECW Championship: Bryan Danielson vs. Drew McIntyre© Unified Tag Team Title Match: The Fortunate Sons vs. Rey Mysterio and Evan Bourne© WWE United States Title Bunkhouse Brawl: Sheamus vs. Jamie Noble© WWE Intercontinental Title Mach: Jack Swagger vs. Christian© WWE Undisputed Women's Title Match Mickie James vs. Beth Phoenix vs. Mia Mancini© Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BHK1978 Posted August 15, 2010 Share Posted August 15, 2010 WWE Championship Steel Cage Match(The Loser Cannot Challenge for the WWE Championship for Six Months): Edge vs. Randy Orton© World Heavyweight Title Triple Threat Match: John Cena vs. Batista vs. Ted DiBiase© DeGeneration X vs. CM Punk and Chris Jericho. Casket Match: The Undertaker vs. Mike Knox. ECW Championship: Bryan Danielson vs. Drew McIntyre© Unified Tag Team Title Match: The Fortunate Sons vs. Rey Mysterio and Evan Bourne© WWE United States Title Bunkhouse Brawl: Sheamus vs. Jamie Noble© WWE Intercontinental Title Mach: Jack Swagger vs. Christian© WWE Undisputed Women's Title Match Mickie James vs. Beth Phoenix vs. Mia Mancini© Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ChrisKid Posted August 15, 2010 Share Posted August 15, 2010 WWE Summerslam 2010 WWE Championship Steel Cage Match(The Loser Cannot Challenge for the WWE Championship for Six Months): Edge vs. Randy Orton© World Heavyweight Title Triple Threat Match: John Cena vs. Batista vs. Ted DiBiase© DeGeneration X vs. CM Punk and Chris Jericho. Casket Match: The Undertaker vs. Mike Knox. ECW Championship: Bryan Danielson vs. Drew McIntyre© Unified Tag Team Title Match: The Fortunate Sons vs. Rey Mysterio and Evan Bourne© WWE United States Title Bunkhouse Brawl: Sheamus vs. Jamie Noble© WWE Intercontinental Title Mach: Jack Swagger vs. Christian© WWE Undisputed Women's Title Match Mickie James vs. Beth Phoenix vs. Mia Mancini© Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MadMatt Posted August 15, 2010 Author Share Posted August 15, 2010 WWE Summerslam 2010 A look at the events leading up to the huge steel cage main even for the WWE Championship between Edge and Randy Orton where the loser of this match cannot challenge for the WWE Championship for six months. Unified Tag Team Title Match: The Fortunate Sons vs. Rey Mysterio and Evan Bourne© The Fortunate Sons attack at the bell but Rey and Bourne fight back, hitting stereo dropkicks right to the floor and then planchas onto both men. Bourne is in the ring with Brett DiBiase, throwing him into the corner and hitting a leaping kneelift right into the corner. Bourne sets up DiBiase and headlock, dropkicking off of Joe Hennig, before bringing him down with a bulldog. Tag made to Rey and Bourne holds DiBiase, so Rey can punch him. Into the ropes, reversed, but Rey counters a tilt a whirl into an armdrag and pops up with a spinning leg lariat for the count of two. Rey beats on DiBiase some more and rams him into the corner. Tag made to Bourne and Rey whips Bourne in, so Bourne can monkey flip DiBiase from the corner. Bourne is beating on DiBiase but Hennig hits him with a kneelift to the back, allowing DiBiase to clothesline him down. Tag made to Joe Hennig and the Fortunate Sons are taking advantage of that five count, beating on Bourne. Double front suplex on the top rope, knocking the wind out of Bourne. Hennig beats on the chest of Bourne with chops and into the ropes. Drop toe hold and Hennig drops a series of elbows, before hitting a leaping kneedrop to the back of the head. Hennig picks up Bourne and hammers him with forearms to the side. Gutwrench by Hennig but Bourne slips out from underneath. Hennig with a back elbow and tag to DiBiase. Spinebuster by Hennig and DiBiase comes off the ropes with a kneedrop. Cover but only a two count. Brett DiBiase hammers away on Bourne some more and sets him up, making the tag. Combination Power Bomb/Diving Inverted Bulldog puts Bourne down! An impressive power move but Rey breaks up the cover. They continue to hammer away on Bourne in the corner and tag made to Brett DiBiase. Into the ropes and sleeperhold is applied. Two and a half arm drops, before Bourne fights out with a sitting jawbreaker! Bourne is going to go for the cover but Hennig distracts the referee. Tag made and Rey runs wild but the referee cannot allow the tag, due to him not seeing it. The Fortunate Sons beat on Bourne in the corner, hitting a double suplex on him, before Hennig chokes Bourne out with the tag rope and DiBiase pummels him. DiBiase has Bourne set up and gutbuster, before he tags Hennig, who delivers a double axe handle down across the back. Hennig picks up Bourne and delivers that vicious standing axe handle, called the Axe, shades after his grandfather, the legendary Larry “The Ax” Hennig. The third generation star makes the cover but only gets a two count. Joe Hennig beats on Bourne and tag made to DiBiase. DiBiase leaps off the second rope but double axe handle accidentally hits Hennig and Bourne now hits a huge dropkick to DiBiase, before making the hot tag to Rey. Rey springboards into the ring, taking both men out with a double clothesline. He pounds away at Hennig, taking him to the outside. DiBiase is bulldogged down and now Rey steps to the outside. Shoulder and neck snap, before Rey leaps in and springboard legdrop to the back of the head. Rey covers but only a two count. Forearms to the back of the head of DiBiase and Irish whip but DiBiase makes the blind tag off of the ropes. Rey drop toe holds DiBiase in position for the 6-1-9 and connects but Hennig is the legal man and he knees Rey, before connecting with the Perfect Plex. Two and nine tenths when Bourne makes the save! We see Bourne escorted to the corner, as Hennig beats on Rey. DiBiase joins and double suplex but Rey drops down and dropkicks both men from behind. Hennig falls on the middle rope, as DiBiase goes to the outside. 6-1-9 on Hennig and Bourne just dives right through the ropes, with an insane tope suicida onto DiBiase! Rey is to the outside and springboard splash connects, pinning Hennig and keeping the Unified Tag Team Titles. Winners: Rey Mysterio and Evan Bourne(14:42, B+) Bourne and Mysterio keep the Unified Tag Team Titles but for a tag team that has been on Smackdown only for a couple of months, the Fortunate Sons gave them a run for their moment. United States Title Bunkhouse Match: Sheamus vs. Jamie Noble© Sheamus attacks Noble at the bell and clotheslines him over the top rope to the floor. He beats on Noble and attempts to Irish whip him into the ring steps, but Noble reverses and Sheamus hits the steps hard. Noble dropkicks Sheamus into the steps and beats on him, before removing his belt and whipping Sheamus with it, to cheers from the crowd. Noble applies a standing bodyscissors guillotine choke on Sheamus, while pounding on him but Sheamus counters with a sick belly to belly suplex into the ringpost! Noble’s spine just cracks against the ringpost and now Sheamus beats on Noble, before draping Noble over his shoulders and dropping him chest first onto the barricade. Sheamus beats on Noble and grabs a steel chair. No disqualification and Sheamus just smashes the chair right over the previously broken back of Noble. Sheamus rolls Noble into the ring and huge clothesline. Cover but Noble kicks out. Sheamus beats on Noble and big boots him down. Sheamus yells for Noble not to kick out but Noble refuses to give up, kicking out again. Sheamus picks up Noble and gives him a violent power bomb into the corner and another cover but once again, Noble just manages to kick out. Sheamus beats on Noble, before going to the outside and pulling a table from underneath the ring. Sheamus beats on Noble and applies a facelock, before talking about how Noble can give up now and save himself a paralyzing injury but Noble counters with a low blow and he removes his cowboy boot, before he wallops Sheamus in the head with it! The fans cheer as Sheamus staggers, with Noble taking Sheamus down by the arm and applying a cross-face submission hold! Noble is trying to tap Sheamus out but Sheamus fights out. Noble dropkicks Sheamus in the knee and pulls him over. Figure Four Leglock right around the ringpost! Sheamus is struggling but he manages to reach into his tights for something and he pounds away at the ankle of Noble with it. Noble breaks the hold and now Sheamus drops down, booting Noble right into the ringpost! Sheamus pulls back the ring mats, exposing the concrete. This is how this started in the first place but Noble is down, clutching his mouth from where he got kicked and Sheamus has Noble set him. Power bomb attempt but Noble spits green mist right into the eyes of Sheamus! The fans pop as Sheamus is blinded and Noble grabs the same foreign object that Sheamus used on his knee and beats Sheamus with it. Noble had a trick or two up his sleeve and now he sets up the table right by the ring apron. Noble is in the ring and Slingshot Sunset Flip into a power bomb plants Sheamus right through the table! The broken, battered, and lifeless form of Sheamus is rolled into the ring and Noble scores a pin to keep the United States Title. Winner and Still United States Champion: Jamie Noble(8:57, B-) Jamie Noble keeps the United States Title, scoring a decisive win over the man who put him on the shelf. We are backstage, with Josh Mathews getting a quick word with Ted DiBiase about the Fortunate Sons falling short in winning the Unified Tag Team Titles. DiBiase states that its not something that he really is bothered by, because Joe Hennig and Brett DiBiase gave Bourne and Mysterio the closest defense of their life and the next time they are in the ring, the Fortunate Sons will be the Unified Tag Team Champions. Mathews then talks about how Ted DiBiase will be all alone as he defends the World Heavyweight Title in a Triple Threat Match. DiBiase says once again, he’s being written off but he will keep the title tonight just like he did time and time again. He has a plan. WWE Intercontinental Title Match: Jack Swagger vs. Christian© Swagger has not been on Pay Per View for quite some time and he’s looking to make the most of this opportunity against Christian, taking him down and rolling him up for a two count right at the bell. Swagger beats on Christian with knees but he ducks the head, allowing Christian to gain the advantage with a kneelift and a twisting European Uppercut. Christian beats on Swagger and snap mares him, before dropping a pair of knees across the chest. Christian springboards into the ring but Swagger cuts him off with a kneelift. Swagger beats on Christian and double leg takedown, right into an attempted ankle lock but Christian pops up with an enzugiri, and Oklahoma Side Roll for a two count. Christian beats on Swagger and into the corner. Leaping clothesline and Christian hits a springboard clothesline for a two count. Christian picks up Swagger and goes for the Killswitch but Swagger twists out and rolls the arena floor. Christian slides outside and beats on Swagger but Swagger reverses a whip into the barricade and German Suplex right on the floor. That staggers Christian and Swagger is in the ring, breaking the count, before going back out, to get Christian. Swagger wrestles Christian to the mat, pounding him with elbows to the back of the head, before pulling him. Waistlock takedown, right into a rear naked choke. Christian elbows out but Swagger is up and kneelift, right into a Northern Lights Suplex gets a nearfall! Swagger picks Christian up and kneelift, right into a fireman’s carry and Swagger pounds Christian with knees to the side of the head. To the second rope and pump splash gets a two count on Christian. Swagger continues to hammer away at Christian and into the ropes and tilt a whirl suplex gets another nearfall. Swagger beats on Christian and off the ropes. Clothesline is ducked and Christian leaps to the second rope, and back elbow smash right to the face of Swagger for a two count. Christian beats on Swagger, before setting him up. Swinging bulldog out of the corner gets a nearfall. Swagger is beaten on some more and Christian with ten count punches from the corner, before he hits a forearm smash to Swagger. Kneelift sets up the Killswitch no Swagger fights out. Christian to the second rope and Asai Moonsault but Swagger catches Christian and delivers a swinging powerslam into a spinebuster, spiking Christian down to the canvas. This could be the momentum changer but Swagger only gets a nearfall. Swagger beats on Christian and Gutwrench Power Bomb but Christian reverses and applies the Killswitch to score the pin and keep the WWE Intercontinental Title. Winner: Christian(10:01, B) Christian scores an impressive win tonight to keep the WWE Intercontinental Title firmly in his camp. You’ve got to hang it to Christian, he really kept the title tonight but our hats do go off to Swagger, who took the champion to the limit. We cut to the druids walking out the Casket for the next match, between the Undertaker and Mike Knox at Summerslam. Back at Fatal Four Way, Knox caved in the Undertaker’s face and the Undertaker has not been seen in public since. Knox comes out, bullying the druids and the lights go out, and when they come back on, the Undertaker is standing in the ring, hood over his face and he beats Knox up. Knox is taken down with a huge choke slam and Knox rolls to the outside, to try and recover, as the Undertaker, still with the hood of his robe up, continues to pummel away at Knox. The casket is opened but Knox goes low on the Undertaker and hits a Bicycle Kick, to send him right into the Casket! Knox closes the casket in triumph and the bell rings…to start the match. The Undertaker is let out of the casket and the bell rings. Casket Match: Mike Knox vs. the Undertaker Punches are traded, with Knox getting the advantage, until he grabs a steel chair but the Undertaker kicks it right in his face and applies the Hell’s Gate, with the hood still on! Knox is being punished in the Hell’s Gate and he passes out, allowing the Undertaker to scoop up Knox and roll him into the casket for the victory. Winner: The Undertaker(1:52, D+) The Undertaker celebrates his victory, but the casket is opened, with Knox getting out and he shoves the referees to the side and attacks the Undertaker. The Undertaker fights back and Knox drills the Undertaker right in the face with the Bicycle Kick to knock him out and Knox leaves the Undertaker laying in the ring but the Undertaker sits up. Knox goes to return to the ring but when the lights come back on the Undertaker is gone and he begins to talk about how tonight was not Knox’s final resting place, but rather the beginning of the end. The lighting bolt strikes the casket, as the announcers talk about this strange encounter. WWE Undisputed Women’s Title Match: Mickie James vs. Beth Phoenix vs. Mia Mancini© Maryse is on commentary, as Mancini hangs back, with Mickie James and Beth Phoenix brawling but they stop and turn around and paste Mancini, wiping her out with a double clothesline and then a double vertical suplex. Mickie quickly rolls up Phoenix for a two count and a series of jabs, before Mickie leapfrogs over the Glamazon. Turn around and Beth Phoenix plants a boot right into the ribs of Mickie James, before taking her down with a short arm clothesline. Beth Phoenix picks up Mickie James and muscles her up, before hitting a Gorilla Press Slam. Beth Phoenix is up and swift double underhook suplex for a two count. Mancini is out and Beth Phoenix attacks her, before hitting a tilt a whirl powerslam for the count of two. Headbutt right by the Glamazon and now Phoenix throws Mancini into the corner. Boot into the chin and Mancini to the second rope but Beth Phoenix catches her attempted dropkick and catapult over the top rope. Mancini lands with a thud on the floor and Mickie James is back up but not for long, as Beth Phoenix attacks her, before bringing her down with a violent shoulderbreaker. Cover and only a two count and Beth Phoenix applies a cross-armbreaker to Mickie James but she’s in the ropes. Beth Phoenix pounds on Mickie James and into the ropes. Tilt a whirl is countered into an armdrag and now Mickie James with rapid fire kicks to the ribs, before she hits a running dropkick. The fans cheer as Mickie James pulls out a huge leaping elbow drop and covers Beth Phoenix for a two count. A lot of fire and determination as Mickie James dropkicks the Glamazon into the corner and ten count elbow strikes in the corner. Mickie James drops down and running kick into the corner, before she climbs to the outside. High cross body no caught and fallway slam brings Mickie James down. Beth Phoenix has Mickie set up and power bomb, no countered with a spiked DDT. Two count and now Mickie James to the outside. Beth Phoenix is taken down with a missile dropkick and another nearfall. Mickie James beats on Beth Phoenix and Mick Kick, no ducked and Beth Phoenix applies a double chickenwing submission hold on Mickie James and drives her down with the Glam Slam. Maryse is on the apron and Beth Phoenix goes after her, but this allows Mancini to roll up Beth Phoenix, using the ropes for leverage from behind and score the pin! Winner and Still Unified Women’s Champion: Mia Mancini(8:02, C-) Beth Phoenix goes after the champion and beats her down, before laying her out with the Glam Slam. Maryse eats the Glam Slam as well. If it was not for Maryse, Beth Phoenix might have walked out of Summerslam with the Unified Women’s Title. A look at Bryan Danielson’s rise to the top of ECW, leading to his ECW Championship shot tonight against Drew McIntyre. We see Vladimir Koslov sitting at ringside, dressed in a suit with a stoic expression on his face, arms crossed, as he awaits this match, like we all are. ECW Championship Match: Bryan Danielson vs. Drew McIntyre© Danielson enters the ring, with an arm band with the initials, “L.C” on it. McIntyre was the man who was groomed for greatness, while Danielson has clawed his way to the top and achieved greatness. This win will cement him as the top star on ECW and both men lock up, with Danielson rolling up McIntyre in a small package for a two and nine tenths count at the bell. Danielson appears to have terrified the champion, given the fact that Danielson can pull out those lighting quick pins at a drop of a hat. Danielson and McIntyre exchange chops with Danielson getting the better of the exchange. Leap frog and drop toe hold to McIntyre, before Danielson floats over and elbows away at the back of the head of McIntyre. McIntyre is in the ropes and he’s got to watch those elbow strikes. Danielson beats on McIntyre with some punches and forearms to the chest, before he throws him into the ropes. Leaping kneelift brings down McIntyre and Danielson beats on McIntyre, before pulling him up. Into the ropes but the head is ducked. McIntyre waffles Daniels right in the face with the toe of his boot and McIntyre takes down Danielson down with a huge lariat. Cover on Danielson but he kicks out. McIntyre beats on Danielson and throws him to the ringside area. McIntyre beats on Danielson and slams him into the ringpost, getting a stern warning from the referee. McIntyre continues the beating, choking Danielson, not caring, because disqualification means he keeps the title. McIntyre throws Danielson into the ring and belly to back suplex brings Danielson down to the canvas. Two count. McIntyre beats on Danielson and applies a Boston Crab to Danielson. Danielson is in the ropes and McIntyre refuses to break the hold. Five count and the referee has to pull off McIntyre. McIntyre gets in the referee’s face and Danielson has a waistlock roll up on McIntyre for a nearfall! The fans are really cheering and Danielson beats on McIntyre with elbows to the side of the head, before going for a rolling elbow smash but McIntyre ducks it and clotheslines Danielson across the back of the head, before setting him up. Stun Gun brings Danielson down neck first across the top rope and now McIntyre with a gut shot, before he puts Danielson on the top rope! McIntyre is up but Danielson hangs onto the top rope, blocking the attempted superplex! Danielson shoves McIntyre off the top rope and leaps off, with a spinning elbow right to the head! McIntyre goes down and Danielson covers but McIntyre manages to get the foot over the rope. Perhaps instinct, as McIntyre could have very well been rendered unconscious and now Danielson with more lightning fast elbow strikes but McIntyre with a low blow. Another warning but the referee is ignored, with McIntyre pulling out a brain buster! Danielson’s brains might have been scrambled and now McIntyre with the cover but only a two and nine tenths count. Powerslam by McIntyre but Danielson gets the shoulder up once again. McIntyre hits a Jackhammer on Danielson but once again, Danielson narrowly escapes a pin! McIntyre, running out of ideas, just stomps Danielson and another cover. Two and nine tenths count! McIntyre storms to the outside and grabs the ECW Championship Belt and is going to paste Danielson with it, but the referee takes the belt away. McIntyre grabs the referee and shoves him down. The referee goes down and Danielson low blows McIntyre and waffles him with a violent rolling elbow smash! McIntyre was cracked right in the head and Danielson covers, as the referee makes the count and scores the pin to a loud pop from the fans! Winner and New ECW Champion: Bryan Danielson(14:39, B) Danielson gets the win and is the new ECW Champion. McIntyre has been knocked completely cold by that rolling elbow smash and you can’t really get more decisive than that. We see Koslov and Danielson make eye contact and Koslov eyeballs the ECW Championship belt. Koslov has been known to utilize violent elbow smashes in the past, so it will be a battle of the elbow strikes. A video package featuring the build up to the World Heavyweight Title Match between champion Ted DiBiase and challengers John Cena and Batista. World Heavyweight Title Match: John Cena vs. Batista vs. Ted DiBiase© Three way brawl to start out, with Batista beating on Cena and DiBiase, taking them out with a double clothesline. Batista hammers away at DiBiase, before throwing him into the corner. Batista then plants a boot right into the ribs of Cena and elbow to the back of the head. Another elbow to the back of the head and Batista throws Cena into the ropes. Back elbow ducked and Cena comes back off the ropes with a leaping shoulderblock to cheers and DiBiase quickly rolls up Cena for a two count. DiBiase tried to sneak in for a quick pin and now Cena beats on DiBiase with a series of jabs. Batista is knocked to the floor with a shoulderblock and he lands on the outside. DiBiase chops Cena but Cena chops DiBiase. DiBiase charges Cena but Cena throws DiBiase over the top rope with a high back body drop onto Batista! The fans are cheering and Cena steps back, before leaping over the top rope, with a springboard clothesline onto Batista! High risk paid off and Batista is rolled into the ring. Cena to the top rope but Batista meets him with punches, before Batista slams Cena off the top rope, before drilling him with a kneedrop right to the chest. Batista picks up Cena and goes for the Batista Bomb but Cena shoves him into the corner. Chops right in the corner and Cena throws Batista into the ropes. Kneelift right off the ropes and Cena backs off, before hitting a running kneelift to Batista. DiBiase rolls in the ring and he hammers Cena from behind. Cobra Clutch and attempted Dream Street, but Cena counters with a shoulder throw. DiBiase bounces up to his feet and Cena shoves DiBiase into the corner. Ten count punches in the corner but Batista is up and Cena counters with a twisting cross body out of the corner. Two count, when DiBiase breaks up the cover. DiBiase hammers away at Cena, before setting him up and front suplex brings Cena down. DiBiase beats on Batista and grabs him around the head, before bouncing over the top rope and snapping the throat of Batista over the top rope. DiBiase climbs to the top rope, before he leaps off the top rope and flying double axe handle down across the head of Batista. DiBiase has Batista set up and kneelift, right into a swinging neckbreaker for a two count on Batista. Cena is stirring and DiBiase goes after him, beating on him and belly to back suplex. DiBiase climbs to the second rope, facing the crowd, before dropping backwards, with an elbow drop right to the chest. Two count and Batista covers, so DiBiase pounds away at him, before backing off. Batista catches him with a huge spinebuster! DiBiase has been planted and Batista makes the cover. Two and nine tenths count, before Cena pulls Batista off, hooks the leg and applies the STF to Batista! Cena is cranking on the hold of Batista, trying to make him submit but Batista is powering out and Cena is forced to break the hold. Cena is on his feet and Batista hits him in the midsection. Batista Bomb attempt but Cena manages to hoist Batista onto his shoulders! Batista lands on his feet and lariats Cena down for a two count. Batista picks up Cena and hammers him, before hoisting him up and Gorilla Presses Cena down to the canvas. Batista drills a knee to the side of Cena and Batista applies a Rings of Saturn style submission hold! Cena is struggling, as Batista is trying to dislocate both of Cena’s shoulders as DiBiase climbs to the second rope, before drilling an elbow to the back of the head of Batista. Million Dollar Dream is slapped up and DiBiase is trying to put Batista to his knees, with this submission hold, shades of his father, Ted DiBiase Sr. Batista grabs the arms of DiBiase and twists the wrists, forcing a break, before elbowing DiBiase in the face, before throwing DiBiase into the corner. Lariat right to the back of the head and Batista throws DiBiase into the ropes. The head is ducked and DiBiase kneelifts Batista, before hitting a vicious DDT. Cover and two and nine tenths count when Cena manages to break the save with a forearm to the side of the head. Cena hammers away at DiBiase and throws him into the corner. Hiptoss to DiBiase and DiBiase is on his knees, begging off but Cena boots him in the midsection, several times, before throwing him into the corner. Huge belly to back suplex on DiBiase and Cena steps back, before hitting the Five Knuckle Shuffle! DiBiase has been hit and now Cena gives the signal. To the shoulders for the Attitude Adjustment but DiBiase lands on his feet and kicks Cena right in the groin from behind, before turning him around into a clothesline. DiBiase steps back and drills Batista with a kick to the ribs to take him out. DiBiase has Cena set up once again and suplexes him down. DiBiase now is going to the top rope but he’s wasting too much time. Cena is there to meet him with punches and now Cena climbs up with DiBiase. Superplex is coming up but Batista is up and he has Cena from behind. Cena superplexes DiBiase as Batista drives Cena down with a huge Batista Bomb! The ring just shook on that one and Batista has Cena covered. The foot is on the ropes just barely! Batista now stomps Cena and drags him into the center of the ring, for another cover but only a two and nine tenths count! The fans are really going insane as Cena just kicked out. Batista has Cena set up for the Batista Bomb once again but Cena is fighting it. Batista shoves Cena off and spears him down. Another cover on Cena but Cena once again barely kicks out! Now Batista steps back and goes for a lariat but Cena ducks down. Cena with punches to Batista and Batista returns fire, taking Cena down. Batista goes for a leaping stomp but Cena catches the leg and twists Batista right into the STF! The fans pop loudly again, as Cena has the hold on Batista but Batista is once again fighting of the hold and the hold is broken. The sheer power of Batista has broken the hold but Cena drops a leg down across the back of the head of Batista and once again the STF is applied, to an even louder crowd reaction. Cena is cranking on the hold but Batista is pushing out and he makes it to the ropes! Cena has to break the hold and now DiBiase is up and DiBiase attacks Cena from behind. Dream Street attempt, but Cena lands on his feet and hoists DiBiase to his shoulders! Attitude Adjustment coming up but Batista charges Cena. Cena hoists Batista up as well, with both men on his shoulders and double Attitude Adjustment on both Batista and DiBiase! The fans explode into cheers, but Cena collapses, as DiBiase landed on top of Batista and the referee counts the pin! Winner and Still World Heavyweight Champion: Ted DiBiase(18:44, A) Cena is confused, that show of strength took a lot out of him but once he dumped both DiBiase and Batista, DiBiase landed right onto Batista in a pinning predicament. DiBiase is still the World Heavyweight Champion by hook or crook and many would obviously point to crook being the more likely of the two. DiBiase is unconscious from getting that Attitude Adjustment. Cena has frustration on his face, that Double Attitude Adjustment on two men is what won him the World Heavyweight Title at Wrestlemania 25 against the Big Show and Edge but tonight, it worked against him, given the intensity of this match. We see the Fortunate Sons carry the World Heavyweight Champion to the back, unconscious, like he is a conquering hero. An extensive look of the events that set up the DeGeneration X against Chris Jericho and CM Punk tag team match at Summerslam. DeGeneration X vs. CM Punk and Chris Jericho During the intro to this match, we can see Shawn Michaels wearing a black arm band with “L.C.” on it, much like Danielson did earlier. Jericho and Punk attack DX at the bell but DX quickly fights back, with Triple H taking Jericho to the floor and Michaels knocking Punk through the ropes with a leaping elbow smash. Michaels beats on Punk with a series of chops as he enters the ring and it will be Michaels and Punk starting out this match. Inverted atomic drop on Punk and an elbowsmash right to the chest. Michaels beats on Punk, before he walks him over and rams him into the boot of Triple H. The tag is made and now DX throws Punk into the ropes. A double high back body drop and Triple H is off the ropes. High knee lift and now Triple H kicks Punk. Pedigree attempt but Punk counters with a double leg takedown. Triple H counters that by kicking Punk off the ropes and nailing him with a clothesline. Triple H continues to beat on Punk and tags in Shawn Michaels. Drop toe hold by Triple H and Michaels hits a kneedrop right to the back of the head. The cover on Punk but only a two count. Michaels drills Punk with a series of chops and turns around to deck Jericho as he tries to interfere. This causes Michaels to turn around right into a violent roundhouse kick from Punk! Michaels is down and Punk drills him with a running knee to the face as he sits up. Senton right to Michaels and Punk covers him for a two count. Punk picks up Michaels and tags in Jericho. Michaels is held and Jericho leaps onto the back of Michaels with a double axe handle. Jericho continues to pound on Michaels, before throwing him into the ropes. Tilt a whirl right into a backbreaker and now Jericho steps back, before hitting an elbowdrop. Make it a pair and now Jericho stomps the chest of Michaels, taunting him, before chopping the chest of Michaels. Jericho slams Michaels down and tag made to CM Punk, who hits a springboard legdrop! The fans are booing as Punk taunts Michaels, before going for the cover. Two count. Punk has Michaels and takes him down with another short arm clothesline. Punk picks up Michaels and into the ropes. Off the ropes and spinebuster brings Michaels down to the canvas. Punk has Michaels and turns him over right into the Texas Cloverleaf! A painful submission hold, with Punk really putting the pressure, grinding on the back but Michaels is fighting and makes it to the ropes. Punk breaks the hold at four and Punk sets up Michaels. Double underhook and Punk snaps off a vicious backbreaker. Cover on Michaels but Triple H breaks up the cover at two and nine tenths. Triple H is forced back to the corner, with a double team effort by Punk and Jericho in the corner. Jericho chokes Michaels with the tag rope and Punk dropkicks Michaels twice in the corner, before taking him down with a spinning leg lariat. Punk beats on Michaels and tag made to Jericho. Punk has Michaels on the shoulders but Michaels punches away at Punk, before he leaps to the top rope where Jericho is standing and takes him off the ropes with a superplex! An impressive show of agility on the part of Michaels. Michaels is crawling to the corner but we see Punk reenter the ring and knock Triple H off the apron. Triple H goes right after Punk and that causes him to be out of position for the tag for Michaels, as Jericho hits a stepover enzuigiri right to the back of the head. Michaels is down and Jericho covers Michaels for another close nearfall. Michaels is yanked to a vertical base and Jericho drills him with forearms, before throwing him into the ropes. Dropkick right to the knee and tag made to Punk. Jericho hoists up Michaels for a suplex as Punk comes into the ring with a springboard clothesline. Impressive double team move and cover on Michaels, but he only gets a nearfall! Punk is back up and running kick to the face of Michaels. Setting up Michaels on the top rope and now Michaels is in a compromising position. Punk hammers away at Michaels and superplex attempt but Michaels blocks it. Michaels hammers away at Punk and shoves him off. Punk lands on his feet but Michaels hits him with a flying axe handle off the top rope. We see Michaels, crawling right towards the corner and Jericho immediately runs in to distract the referee. The tag is made to Triple H! Triple H enters the ring and takes out Punk and Jericho with clotheslines, but the referee did not see the tag! Triple H is forced into the corner and once again, Michaels is being destroyed in the corner. Jericho hits a reverse neck snap off the top rope on Michaels and now Punk waffles him with a lariat. The referee is back in and tag to Jericho. Jericho pounds away at Michaels and backs off. Running bulldog and now Jericho to the second rope. Lionsault down right across the ribs of Michaels. Cover but Jericho only gets a nearfall! Jericho backs up and throws Michaels into the ropes. Back elbow smash ducked and both men collide with a double clothesline! Standing ten count and Jericho is up. Michaels kips up right into the Walls of Jericho! The crowd, momentarily excited, deflates, as Jericho is really putting in the Walls of Jericho! The fans are going nuts, as Michaels tries to fight back but he collapses to the canvas, as Jericho is really sitting back on the spine of Michaels! The fans are going absolutely insane as the arm drops two and a half times, before Triple H makes the save! Triple H is once again brought to the corner, and this allows Punk and Jericho to double team Michaels behind the referee’s back! The fans are going absolutely. The referee turns around and Jericho has Michaels set up and brings him down with the Code Breaker! The fans boo and Jericho makes another cover on the completely lifeless body of Michaels. Two and nine tenths count, before Triple H breaks up the pin once again! Triple H is forced back into the corner, as Michaels continues to get pummeled some more. Michaels is making a comeback on both men and Jericho is backed off. Michaels hits Jericho with the Superkick! The fans explode into loud pops but Michaels has nothing left in the gas tank to cover! Jericho might have been out for a thirty count but Michaels can’t over. Triple H bangs on the turnbuckle padding, leading on a chant for HBK and Michaels is out of it. Jericho is starting to stir, but he looks dazed. Punk steps into the ring slightly, which causes Triple H to run into the ring and dive for him. The referee has to escort Triple H into the corner and Punk enters the ring, pulling Jericho to the corner where he is almost there. The referee turns around as Punk slaps the half conscious hand of Jericho. Punk sets up Michaels onto the shoulders and GTS connects! Michaels has been deflated! Punk nails Triple H with a forearm right across the bridge of the nose before he makes the cover on Michaels to score the pin! Winners: CM Punk and Chris Jericho(19:57, B+) The save beating of Shawn Michaels tonight at Summerslam ends with the GTS by Punk to score the pin and now Jericho is back in, with Punk and they continue to get in some shots on Michaels, before Punk knocks Triple H off the ring apron once again! It should be noted that Triple H did make the tag earlier in this match but thanks the tactics of Jericho and Punk, the referee did not see it. Triple H gets prevented from entering the ring a two more times, before he grabs the sledgehammer, which is the great equalizer, from underneath the ring and Jericho and Punk bolt. In the record books, CM Punk and Chris Jericho beat DeGeneration X tonight at Summerslam and Shawn Michaels suffered a horrific beating for almost fifteen minutes to get to that point. We would invite you to join us for our next WWE Pay Per View, Night of the Champions, with every single championship in WWE on the line. Join us for a great night of action as only World Wrestling Entertainment can bring you. We see the Steel Cage being lowered from the ceiling, as the ominous music plays and we get ready for the WWE Championship Match in a steel cage. Edge against Randy Orton for the gold, where the match can end in three ways. Pinfall, submission, or escaping the cage, both through the door and over the top of the cage. Not only that, but the loser will not be able to challenge for the WWE Championship for a period of six months. Orton is obsessed with taking Edge out but he’s willing to sacrifice his guaranteed return match clause. We got to the long history between these two men, from back in the days of Rated RKO to tonight’s match at Summerslam. Steel Cage Match for the WWE Championship: Edge vs. Randy Orton© Edge and Orton exchange vicious punches at the bell, not even locking up for this match. Both men exchange some blistering chest chops as well. The hatred runs deep between these two men. Edge throws Orton into the corner and kneelift, before Edge begins hammering away on Orton in the corner. Edge climbs to the second rope and a series of forearm smashes right to the chest, before he drops down and Edge throws Orton into the ropes. Leaping elbow drop brings Orton down to the canvas and Edge makes the cover for a two count. Orton is hammered but Orton goes right to the eyes. Orton then grabs Edge and attempts to ram him into the cage, but Edge blocks it and elbows him right in the chest. Another elbow right to the chest of Orton and Edge rams Orton right into the cage. Orton staggers and Edge beats on Orton, before throwing him into the cage on the other end. Edge grabs Orton, before taking him down with the Edge-O-Mantic and covers Orton hooking both legs. Two and nine tenths count. Edge beats on Orton some more, but Orton goes low on Edge. Edge is stunned and Orton with an European Uppercut right to the chest. Another pair of European Uppercuts right to the chest and Orton steps back, before he hits a leaping dropkick bringing Edge down to the canvas. Orton steps back and a series of stomps right to the chest, before Orton rolls him over, beating on him with a series of forearms right to the chest, before throwing him into the corner. Kneelift into the corner and Orton beats on Edge, before setting him up. Side slam brings Edge down and now Orton drills a knee right to the chest of Edge. Orton moves over and walks towards the door. The door is opened but Edge is up and he beats on Orton. Orton fights back with a kneelift and he sets up Edge, before suplexing him down onto the top rope. Orton drills him with a kneelift right to the chest. Another kneelift right to the chest and Orton drills him with a series of elbows right to the side of the head. Orton brings Edge down with a violent spiked DDT! Edge is rolled over and Orton makes the cover. Two and a half count. Orton stomps away at Edge, before picking him up and throwing him into the ringpost! Edge clutches his shoulder and Orton delivers a running kneelift to the side. Orton beats on Edge, before dragging him across the ring and he turns around, before walking towards the cage door. The door is opened and Orton taunts the crowd but Edge is up and pulls Orton right into the center of the ring. Orton drills him with a back elbow smash right to the side of the head. Another elbowsmash right to the side of the head and Orton grabs Edge, before bringing him down with a facebuster right across the face. Orton steps back and a leaping kneedrop right to the chest. Orton sets up Edge and hammers him. Orton snap mares Edge down and climbs to the top rope. Edge is on his feet and Orton leaps off. Edge spears Orton on the way out! The fans pop big time, as Orton has been taken out but Edge can’t quite get in position to make the cover. Orton rolls over before he begins to crawl to the door, but Edge is back up and he beats on Orton. Orton goes right to the eyes and sets up Edge, before hitting him with a modified backbreaker! Orton is favoring his head and Orton beats on Edge, before setting him up. Front suplex right on Edge. Orton gives the signal, measuring Edge. The fans are booing, as Orton is going for the Punt. Orton rushes Edge but Edge avoids the punt. Orton lands on his feet and turns around, before he kicks Edge and RKO brings Edge down to the canvas! Orton stalks over right towards Edge and makes the cover. Two and nine tenths count when Edge kicks out! Orton steps back, before he moves towards the door. The RKO did not get the win but Orton is just going to walk out of the door. Orton is almost out the door, but Edge is back up and he dives towards Orton, grabbing the ankle. One foot is down on the floor and Orton is struggling. If that other foot drops to the floor, Orton is still the champion and Edge knows it. Edge manages to pull Orton back into the cage but Orton kicks Edge right in the ribs. Another kick right to the ribs and Edge is thrown into the corner. Orton charges Edge but Edge moves and Orton hits the corner. Edge kicks Orton right in the ribs and hooks Orton for the Edgecution, but Orton punches out of the hold. Orton goes for the RKO but Edge counters into a backslide for a nearfall. Edge and Orton exchange punches, with Edge getting the better of the exchange, before Orton is thrown into the corner hard. Edge delivers a high back body drop to Edge and steps back. Spear by Edge but Orton moves out of the way and Edge busts right through the door and lands on the floor for the victory! Winner and New WWE Champion: Edge(18:22, A) Edge is down on the floor, having speared the door opened and the referee walks over, having draped the WWE Championship over the shoulder of Edge. Orton looks angered beyond belief and he leaves the ring, to attack Edge on the floor. Edge might have won the title but it looks like Orton is going to get the last laugh. Punt attempt but Edge avoids it and Spears Orton down on the floor! The fans cheer, as Edge is up, clutching his head, but he’s the WWE Champion once again! He’s walked out of Summerslam with the WWE Championship. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Summerslam(Triple Points Because Its A Big Four Pay Per View!) MattitudeV2: 18/27 Lo-Drew: 15/27 BHK1978: 15/27 ChrisKid: 18/27 Overall: Lo-Drew: 36/60 MattitudeV2: 36/60 BHK1978: 34/60 ChrisKid: 24/60 BoomKing: 5/60 EdgeHeaD: 5/60 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MadMatt Posted August 16, 2010 Author Share Posted August 16, 2010 WWE Monday Night RAW 8/16/10 Unified Tag Team Champion Rey Mysterio vs. Cody Rhodes. WWE United States Champion Jamie Noble vs. Zack Ryder(Non Title Match) DeGeneration X vs. the Hart Dynasty. Mark Henry vs. the Big Show. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BHK1978 Posted August 16, 2010 Share Posted August 16, 2010 Unified Tag Team Champion Rey Mysterio vs. Cody Rhodes. WWE United States Champion Jamie Noble vs. Zack Ryder(Non Title Match) DeGeneration X vs. the Hart Dynasty. Mark Henry vs. the Big Show. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lo-Drew Posted August 16, 2010 Share Posted August 16, 2010 Unified Tag Team Champion Rey Mysterio vs. Cody Rhodes. WWE United States Champion Jamie Noble vs. Zack Ryder(Non Title Match) DeGeneration X vs. the Hart Dynasty. Mark Henry vs. the Big Show. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BoomKing Posted August 16, 2010 Share Posted August 16, 2010 Unified Tag Team Champion Rey Mysterio vs. Cody Rhodes. WWE United States Champion Jamie Noble vs. Zack Ryder(Non Title Match) DeGeneration X vs. the Hart Dynasty. Mark Henry vs. the Big Show. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MadMatt Posted August 16, 2010 Author Share Posted August 16, 2010 WWE Monday Night RAW 8/16/10 Stills are shown from Summerslam, spotlighted by Edge winning the WWE Championship from Randy Orton and shutting Orton out of the title picture for a period of six months on RAW. We see footage from one month ago on Smackdown, grainy but still visible of Vince McMahon backstage, when Chris Jericho attacks him from behind, beating on him, before throwing him right into the room. Jericho walks over and pulls several empty alcohol containers out of the bag, before placing them around Vince McMahon and then giving him a kick to the face, before opening a full container, pouring some of the contents in his mouth, and placing it in his hand. We cut the ringside area, where Triple H is standing at the announcer’s desk. He mentions that Shawn Michaels will be out for the next few weeks due to injuries he suffered but as we could see, Punk had Jericho set Vince McMahon up. Out comes an irate Punk, who talks about how Triple H never should have even shown that footage, he warned Triple H that there will be consequences and he brings out the Hart Dynasty. Tonight, Triple H will have to take on the Hart Dynasty in a Handicap I Quit Match and also if Triple H uses the sledgehammer, there will be consequences. Triple H defeated the Hart Dynasty in a Handicap I Quit Match when Triple H threatened to hit Natalya with the sledgehammer and Tyson Kidd submitted on behalf of his team in 10:22 The Hart Dynasty batter Triple H, with Natalya interfering. Triple H fights back and applies a cross-face submission hold to David Hart Smith but Natalya breaks it up. Triple H takes out Natalya with the spinebuster and throws her to the floor. Triple H pulls out the sledgehammer to huge cheers from the fans and he throws Natalya into the ring, standing on her hands, with the sledgehammer raised up above her neck. Tyson Kidd yells that he quits. (B) Triple H lets Natalya go and takes out Kidd with the sledgehammer. A sledgehammer shot to Smith and security comes out, to mace Triple H and disarm him of the sledgehammer. Punk is out, the leader of the WWE Universe warning Triple H of what would happen and now as a result, Triple H is suspended indefinitely. The fans explode into boos at that and Triple H yells at Punk, as he gets escorted from the building. Randy Orton pinned Santino Marella with the RKO in 0:15 Santino went for Orton but Orton ducked and planted him with the RKO for the pin. Now Orton is down back at the bottom of the ladder and has six months before he can get a WWE Championship Match. He scored his first win tonight against Santino. (C+) Beth Phoenix comes out, calling out Mia Mancini for a match, after the events of Summerslam and CM Punk comes out, to make the match official, but also adds Maryse, Jillian, and Alicia Fox to the match to make a four on one handicap match and if Beth Phoenix wants a Undisputed Women’s Title Shot anytime soon, she has to defeat all four of her opponents tonight. Maryse, Alicia Fox, Jillian, and the WWE Undisputed Women’s Champion Mia Mancini defeated Beth Phoenix when Mancini pinned Beth Phoenix after an Alicia Fox axe kick in 3:44 Beth Phoenix fought against all four of her opponents but this was a mismatch, as even a woman like the Glamazon would have trouble taking down four opponents. In the end, Alicia Fox hits an axe kick on Phoenix, which allows Mancini to score a handy pin. (C-) Out comes CM Punk for another time tonight and he has another problem that he wants to fix for the RAW roster. The United States Title holder is Jamie Noble, a man who proudly talks about how he “eats biscuits, drinks beer, and watches NASCAR.” While Punk has no problems with two of those things, he has a serious problem with the drinking beer thing. Punk says last night, Noble beat Sheamus and now Punk is going to name a new number one contender for the United States Title and who better to be a role model to the youth of American, than the choice of a new generation, CM Punk. Out comes Jamie Noble, who says that he beat Sheamus and has no problem laying a whooping on Punk tonight. Punk says that Noble should have a tune up match tonight and it’s against Zack Ryder. Jamie Noble pinned Zack Ryder with a roll up in a non title tune up match in 5:55 We see Ryder get into an argument with a member of the ring crew, pushing him around and just showing all sorts of disrespect to him After all, if it wasn’t for the ring crew, there would not be WWE, due to the fact that no one could set up the ring. Ryder and Noble have a back and forth match, with Ryder gaining the advantage for most of this match. Ryder taunted the member of the ring crew that he did earlier and as a result, he gets rolled up for the pin. (B+) After the match, CM Punk waffles Noble from behind and takes him out with a huge lariat. Punk beats on Noble with elbows and says that his United States Title Match will happen right now. CM Punk pinned Jamie Noble with the GTS in 0:22 to win the WWE United States Title Noble is pulled into the GTS and pinned rather handily and Punk wins his first United States Title. (C-) Punk exits the ring before getting on the microphone and adds that since Noble wants to promote the drinking of alcohol, he’ll have to pay the price. Noble is suspended for the next thirty days. The fans boo, as Punk leaves. The announcers state that Punk might not have ever drank a drop of alcohol in his life, but he’s certainly drunk with power tonight. A limo pulls up at the backstage area and two men dressed in suits with briefcases exit. As the announcers wonder what this is about, we fade out. We are back, and the two men are in the arena. They introduce themselves as representatives of the WWE Board of Directors, who received the same tape that Triple H showed earlier and wish to call CM Punk out. Punk comes out, with the WWE United States Championship belt draped over his shoulder and a smug expression on his face. One of them does the talking, stating that the contract made by Vince McMahon and CM Punk is being heavily investigated over the next few weeks and whether or not Vince McMahon broke it. Therefore, CM Punk’s control over WWE will be suspended until a verdict is reached. Punk just steps back, before saying that any court in the land will conclude that he is a better person to run this company than Vince McMahon. Punk also adds that he filed the necessary paperwork for tonight, so any decisions stand and Triple H will not be reinstated, due to the fact that Punk is the only one that can lift his suspension and since Punk does not have any power, he can’t lift it, even if he wanted to. The representative adds that Punk will put that United States Title on the line at Night of the Champions against the winner of a number one contenders match between Mark Henry and the Big Show later tonight. They also talk about how there will finally be a RAW General Manager after all of these months coming soon. The Board of Directors is looking into several candidates. The Board wants someone with the intensity to stand up to the RAW roster, the intelligence not to be tricked by them, and the integrity that a RAW General Manager should have. With that big news, we walk off but the fans are livid that Triple H appears to be benched for the foreseeable future. Cody Rhodes defeated Unified Tag Team Champion Rey Mysterio, when Randy Orton slammed Rey into the ringpost in 11:22 Last week, Cody Rhodes beat one half of the Unified Tag Team Champions in Evan Bourne and he beat the other half in Rey Mysterio tonight. Rhodes and Mysterio had an impressive match, with Rey winning, until Randy Orton interjected himself, helping Rhodes win the match, by bouncing Rey’s head off of the ringpost. Rey is rolled underneath the bottom rope and Rhodes makes the cover to score the pin. (B) Afterwards, Rhodes and Orton beat on Rey, but Evan Bourne runs out. Bourne is taken out and beaten down as well, given the RKO from Orton. Legacy stands tall in the ring over the Unified Tag Team Champions. The Big Show pinned Mark Henry with the Knockout Punch to become the number one contender for the United States Title in 8:44 Henry and Big Show had an intense power match, with lots of back and forth moves. Henry manages to bodyslam the Big Show and splash him but the Big Show powers out. To the top rope but the Big Show punches Henry in the chest, before nailing him with a second punch, knocking his lights out for the pin. The Big Show will face CM Punk for the United States Title at Night of Champions. (C+) We are back, with Edge out to the ring, the first we’ve seen of the new WWE Champion all night. Edge talks about its been a long road back to the title, but he’s got it and he’s not letting it go. He says that his first big title defense is against Paul Burchill at Night of Champions and it should be a big one. Out comes Paul Burchill from the back, who congratulates Edge on his win and as promised, he kept out of Edge’s business at Summerslam and as a result, he gets a WWE Championship Match. Burchill says he’s looking forward to having an impressive, back and forth match between two great athletes and Edge nods, a bit confused about the humble attitude of Paul Burchill. Edge turns to play to the crowd and Burchill pulls a metal object from out of his coat, before he waffles Edge with it. Burchill continues to beat on Edge, and drills him with a vicious brain buster and then a violent neckbreaker. Burchill yells at Edge, saying that he’s going to be the champion and be pounds away at Edge, before spitting on his prone form and walking out. The WWE Champion has been laid out tonight on RAW. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ RAW: BHK1978: 3/4 Lo-Drew: 3/4 BoomKing: 3/4 Overall: Lo-Drew: 39/64 BHK1978: 37/64 MattitudeV2: 36/64 ChrisKid: 24/64 BoomKing: 8/64 EdgeHeaD: 5/64 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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