Destiny Posted February 5, 2020 Author Share Posted February 5, 2020 <p><strong>Friday, Week 3, November, 2014</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><div style="text-align:center;"><span>http://www.daddyshangout.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Smackdown-Logo.jpg</span></div><p></p><p></p><p> </p><p> The following contests are confirmed to take place on tonight’s edition of WWE Friday Night SmackDown:</p><p> </p><p> </p><div style="text-align:center;"><p> <strong>Non-Title: WWE World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles versus Bobby Roode</strong></p><p> The main event of tonight’s edition of Friday Night SmackDown was announced earlier today via a tweet sent out from the Friday Night SmackDown General Manager Eva Marie and will see the WWE World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles take on the former WWE United States Champion Bobby Roode in non-title action. This Sunday at the Survivor Series Pay-Per-View AJ Styles will lead the team of Big E Langston, Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods and Richie Steamboat against Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens and his team of Jimmy and Jey Uso as well as the Bludgeon Brothers of Luke Harper and Erick Rowan in a Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match. AJ will be hoping to get the all-important victory tonight to keep momentum on his side heading into Survivor Series but a victory for Bobby Roode could lead to Roode getting a future opportunity to challenge for the WWE Championship.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championships: Big E & Kofi © vs. The Bar vs. Bludgeon Brothers</strong></p><p> Last week on Friday Night SmackDown Big E Langston and Kofi Kingston defeated the Bludgeon Brothers of Luke Harper and Erick Rowan to become the new WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champions for the second time and ending the reign of Harper and Rowan after just one week. Tonight on SmackDown Big E and Kofi will put the titles on the line in a Triple Threat Elimination tag team match against the Bludgeon Brothers as well as Antonio Cesaro and Sheamus, known to the WWE Universe as “The Bar”. Sheamus and Cesaro held the WWE RAW Tag Team Championships from August until losing them a few weeks ago and tonight return to SmackDown for the first time since July.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Non-Title: WWE United States Champion Randy Orton versus Fandango</strong></p><p> The WWE United States Champion Randy Orton will take on Fandango in non-title action tonight on Friday Night SmackDown in what is the Dancer of SmackDown Fandango’s first match since a victory over Rezar Selmani at the start of October.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>R-Truth versus Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens</strong></p><p> Before leading the team of Jimmy and Jey Uso and the Bludgeon Brothers in a Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match against AJ Styles’ team this Sunday at Survivor Series, Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens will take on R-Truth tonight on SmackDown.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>John Cena versus Heath Slater</strong></p><p> Last week on Friday Night SmackDown John Cena made an appearance in front of the WWE Universe only for Christian to try to attack Cena, who was too quick and sent am embarrassed Christian flying out of the ring. Cena returns to in-ring action against Heath Slater tonight.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Non-Title: WWE Women’s Champion Becky Lynch versus Madison Eagles</strong></p><p> Last week on Friday Night SmackDown Becky Lynch defeated Carmella to become the new WWE Women’s Champion for the first time in her career, ending the reign of Carmella after just one week. Tonight on SmackDown Becky Lynch will take on Madison Eagles in non-title action.</p></div><p></p><p></p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Quick Picks:</strong></p><p> Non-Title: WWE World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles versus Bobby Roode</p><p> WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championships: Big E & Kofi © vs. The Bar vs. Bludgeon Brothers</p><p> Non-Title: WWE United States Champion Randy Orton versus Fandango</p><p> R-Truth versus Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens</p><p> John Cena versus Heath Slater</p><p> Non-Title: WWE Women’s Champion Becky Lynch versus Madison Eagles</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> (Predictions are welcomed, there will be a prediction contest held every month.)</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>A reminder to last month's winner Rhyme1234! You get to pick a captain to lead a team in a Traditional Survivor Series match at the upcoming WWE Survivor Series Pay-Per-View! Please PM me your pick as soon as possible!</strong></p> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted February 6, 2020 Author Share Posted February 6, 2020 Friday, Week 3, November, 2014 http://www.daddyshangout.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Smackdown-Logo.jpg WWE Friday Night SmackDown! (Live from Hytche Athletic Center (MD), 5,072 in Attendance) Pre-Show: Christina Von Eerie versus Portia Perez In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Christina Von Eerie defeated Portia Perez in 17:54 by pinfall with a Codebreaker. Unfortunately this match needed to be a lot shorter given who was involved with the WWE Universe not really caring at all about either woman despite both Christina Von Eerie and Portia Perez having made sporadic appearances on Friday Night SmackDown this year. Nevertheless, Christina Von Eerie picks up the all-important victory here. Match Rating: E Pre-Show: The Great Cabana (The Great Khali and Colt Cabana) versus The Uso’s In a bout that had solid in-ring action and average heat, The Uso's defeated The Great Cabana in 18:29 when Jey Uso defeated Colt Cabana by pinfall with an Alley-Us. The Great Khali was visibly tiring towards the end of this pre-show tag team match that went the distance which allowed Jimmy and Jey Uso to hit a double Super Kick on Khali to knock him out of the ring and essentially remove Khali from the match before turning their attentions to Colt Cabana, with Jey Uso pinning Cabana to pick up the win. Match Rating: C- Pre-Show: Big Show versus Rene Dupree In a match that had some good action and average heat, Big Show defeated René Duprée in 18:29 by pinfall with a Knock Out Punch. Big Show was visibly tiring towards the end of this match but was still able to get the victory. Match Rating: C Friday Night SmackDown kicks off with the WWE World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles making his way to the ring to a great reception from the WWE Universe in attendance. AJ retrieves a microphone from the ringside area and says that this Sunday at Survivor Series he will proudly lead the team of Big E Langston, Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods and Richie Steamboat in a Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match against Kevin Owens and his team of Jimmy and Jey Uso and the Bludgeon Brothers of Luke Harper and Erick Rowan. AJ says that this Sunday will be his first ever Survivor Series and he looks forward to leading his team to victory. AJ says that he is also excited that the Friday Night SmackDown General Manager Eva Marie has put him in a non-title main event match with Bobby Roode tonight. AJ says that he has faced Roode many times and has traveled all over the world with him, but tonight they meet one on one in a WWE ring for the very first time. Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens then comes to the entrance-way clutching his Money in the Bank briefcase in one hand and a microphone in the other. Owens tells AJ that whilst AJ is excited about being in the ring with Bobby Roode tonight, Kevin Owens is excited at the fact that he could cash in his Money in the Bank briefcase tonight and leave as the new WWE Champion. Rating: D+ Non-Title: WWE Women’s Champion Becky Lynch versus Madison Eagles In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Becky Lynch defeated Madison Eagles in 6:42 by pinfall with a Hard Knox. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team of Josh Mathews, Joey Styles and Matt Striker note that Becky Lynch will join Natalya, Naomi, Cameron and Asuka in a Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match against Carmella, Rain, Paige, Tamina and Layla this Sunday. Match Rating: D- Following her victory Becky Lynch celebrates in front of the WWE Universe with her Women’s Championship until Carmella rushes to the ring and the former Women’s Champion looks to attack Becky Lynch until Asuka rushes out to the ring and Carmella quickly flees and heads to the back. Rating: E WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championships: Big E & Kofi © vs. The Bar vs. Bludgeon Brothers In a match that had some good action and average heat, The Bar defeated Big E & Kofi and The Bludgeon Brothers in 11:30; the order of elimination was The Bludgeon Brothers first, and then Big E & Kofi. The Bar win the WWE SmackDown Tag Team titles. Robbie Brookside accompanied the team of Sheamus and Antonio Cesaro, known to the WWE Universe as “The Bar” to ringside for this tag team match and offered vocal support throughout the match. The Bludgeon Brothers were the first team eliminated after Kofi Kingston hit Luke Harper with a Trouble in Paradise before Sheamus hit Kofi with the Brogue Kick and pinned Kofi as Sheamus and Cesaro became the new WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champions. Match Rating: C- As Sheamus and Cesaro head to the back with their WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championships the team of Big E Langston and Kofi Kingston look inconsolable in the ring until Xavier Woods joins them in the ring and tells them that they all need to pick themselves up and focus on Survivor Series this Sunday. Rating: E The fourth member of Team AJ Styles this Sunday at Survivor Series, Richie Steamboat, joins Big E Langston, Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods in the ring and the four friends hug until Kevin Owens comes to the entrance-way with a microphone and says that they all make him sick and that he can’t wait to eliminate every single one of them this Sunday. Rating: D- We cut backstage to find Jimmy and Jey Uso in conversation. Jimmy tells Jey that now that Big E Langston and Kofi Kingston have lost the WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championships to the Bar it’s time for the Uso’s to get back into the title scene, but before then they promise each other that they will be the MVPs in the Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match this Sunday. Rating: D+ Non-Title: WWE United States Champion Randy Orton versus Fandango In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Randy Orton defeated Fandango in 7:42 by pinfall with an RKO. Unfortunately Randy Orton and Fandango just don’t click at all as opponents and it showed in their performances. Match Rating: C- Following his victory Randy Orton celebrates in the ring until Jinder Mahal comes to the entrance-way with a microphone in hand and says that Orton might have beaten a Dancer in Fandango tonight but he will face real competition this Sunday at Survivor Series as Jinder Mahal announces that Orton will defend his US title in a Fatal Four-Way match against Jinder, Andy Leavine and Shinsuke Nakamura. Rating: D R-Truth versus Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens In a match that had some good action and average heat, Kevin Owens defeated R-Truth in 8:03 by pinfall with a Package Piledriver. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team agree that Owens looked good in victory tonight heading into Survivor Series this Sunday. Match Rating: C- We cut backstage to find the Prime Time Players of Titus O’Neil and Darren Young in the office of the Friday Night SmackDown General Manager Eva Marie, and she informs them that they will be the first challengers to the new SmackDown Tag Team Champions The Bar this Sunday at the Survivor Series Pay-Per-View. Rating: E John Cena versus Heath Slater In a bout that had solid in-ring action and average heat, John Cena defeated Heath Slater in 8:03 by pinfall with an Attitude Adjustment. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team note that Cena looked great here despite almost being attacked by Christian last week. Match Rating: C Following his victory John Cena celebrates in front of the WWE Universe until Christian rushes to the ring and for the second week in a row tries to attack Cena from behind but once again Cena blocks and Christian scurries to the back. Rating: E+ Non-Title: WWE World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles versus Bobby Roode In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, AJ Styles defeated Bobby Roode in 13:29 by pinfall with a Super Styles Clash. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team note that AJ Styles put on a great performance here heading into Survivor Series this Sunday. Match Rating: B- Post-Show: Ted DiBiase versus David Otunga In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Ted DiBiase defeated David Otunga in 13:25 by pinfall with a Dream Street. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team remain at ringside to watch this one. Match Rating: E+ Post-Show: Justin Gabriel versus Byron Saxton In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Byron Saxton defeated Justin Gabriel in 13:03 by pinfall. Percy Watson accompanied his tag team partner Byron Saxton to ringside for this one. Match Rating: D- Final Show Rating: C Prediction League Table: A reminder to last month's winner Rhyme1234! You get to pick a captain to lead a team in a Traditional Survivor Series match at the upcoming WWE Survivor Series Pay-Per-View! Please PM me your pick as soon as possible! Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted February 7, 2020 Author Share Posted February 7, 2020 Sunday, Week 3, November, 2014 The following contests are confirmed to take place at tonight’s WWE Survivor Series Pay-Per-View: Lesnar, Rollins, Jason Jordan, Wyatt & Matt Hardy vs. Reigns, Regal, Ambrose, Strowman & Dunne The main event tonight at Survivor Series will see the WWE Universal Champion lead the team of the WWE Intercontinental Champion Seth Rollins, Jason Jordan, Bray Wyatt and Matt Hardy in a Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match against the Shield team of Roman Reigns, William Regal, Dean Ambrose, Braun Strowman and the WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne. The Shield was first formed by Paul Heyman as a way to seek revenge on Brock Lesnar after Lesnar no longer wanted the services of Paul Heyman as his advocate and instead opted to recruit Billy Gunn as his in-ring mentor. The Shield succeeded in their plans to take the WWE Championship away from Brock Lesnar as Seth Rollins became the new WWE Champion back in June, ending the over one year winning streak of Lesnar at the same time. Since then however, Seth Rollins has left the Shield and is tonight on Brock’s team, and Brock Lesnar only went without a Championship for twenty-four hours as he became the new WWE Universal Champion the night after losing the WWE Championship back in June. Roman Reigns and William Regal failed to defeat Reigns for the WWE Universal Championship in a Triple Threat match this past week on RAW and will be hoping for an all-important victory for the Shield tonight which may well lead to further title opportunities. AJ Styles, Big E, Kofi, Xavier Woods & Richie Steamboat vs. Owens, The Uso’s & Bludgeon Brothers The WWE World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles will tonight lead the team of Big E Langston, Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods and Richie Steamboat in a Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match against Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens and his team of Jimmy and Jey Uso as well as the Bludgeon Brothers of Luke Harper and Erick Rowan. AJ Styles shocked the WWE Universe when he made his long awaited WWE debut back in September and since then has become the Franchise Player on Friday Night SmackDown, winning the WWE World Heavyweight Championship from the former Champion Jinder Mahal in a Hell in a Cell match in just AJ’s second WWE match. AJ has been on a winning streak ever since winning the WWE Championship back in October, but Kevin Owens is also undefeated in singles competition since winning the Money in the Bank briefcase back in July. AJ knows that Kevin Owens could cash in his briefcase at any time, possibly even tonight and needs to be sure that his teammates have his back tonight. Cedric Alexander, Rich Swann, TJP, Gable & Mysterio vs. Enzo, British Ambition, Chavo & Ciampa The WWE Cruiserweight Champion Cedric Alexander will lead the team of Rich Swann, TJ Perkins, Chad Gable and Rey Mysterio in a Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match tonight against Enzo Amore’s team which features the British Ambition pairing of Adrian Neville and Oliver Grey as well as Chavo Guerrero and Tommaso Ciampa. The Fan Favourite Cedric Alexander has impressed the WWE Universe since making his WWE debut with a victory over Oliver Grey at the Hell in a Cell Pay-Per-View last month and since then Cedric Alexander has continued his winning streak, most notably beating Enzo Amore earlier this month on 205 Live to become the new WWE Cruiserweight Champion, ending the reign of Enzo Amore after just four days. This past week on 205 Live Enzo Amore told the 205 Live General Manager John “Bradshaw” Layfield that after he leads his team to victory tonight he should receive his rematch for the Cruiserweight Championship. Enzo has seemed almost “Emotionless” as of late and seems focused on nothing less than regaining the Cruiserweight Championship that he held for such a short time. WWE RAW Tag Team Championships: Dogs of War (Ziggler & McIntyre) © vs. Almas & Bateman This past week on Monday Night RAW Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre, now known to the WWE Universe as “Dogs of War”, teamed up for the very first time and sensationally became the new WWE RAW Tag Team Champions by defeating the Eaters of Worlds pairing of Bray Wyatt and Matt Hardy and ending their title reign after just two weeks. Tonight Ziggler and McIntyre will put the titles on the line against another new team of Andrade “Cien” Almas and Derrick Bateman. WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championships: The Bar (Sheamus & Cesaro) © vs. Prime Time Players Sheamus and Antonio Cesaro, known by the WWE Universe as “The Bar”, returned to Friday Night SmackDown this past week and defeated Big E Langston and Kofi Kingston as well as the Bludgeon Brothers of Luke Harper and Erick Rowan in a Triple Threat Elimination tag team match to become the new WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champions and tonight the Bar will put their titles on the line against the Prime Time Players of Darren Young and Titus O’Neil. WWE United States Title: Randy Orton © vs. Andy Leavine vs. Jinder Mahal vs. Shinsuke Nakamura Randy Orton became the new WWE United States Champion for the first time in his career last month at the Hell in a Cell Pay-Per-View when Orton won a Fatal Five-Way match, defeating the former US Champion Bobby Roode, Xavier Woods, Shinsuke Nakamura as well as Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens. Tonight Orton will put the title on the line in a Fatal Four-Way match against Andy Leavine, Jinder Mahal and Shinsuke Nakamura. Batista and Mason Ryan versus The Saviours (Corey Graves and Bo Dallas) Tag team action tonight will see the team of Batista and Mason Ryan take on the newly formed team of Corey Graves and Bo Dallas, known as the Saviours. A few weeks ago on Monday Night RAW Corey Graves told the WWE Universe that he had found a partner and that they were coming for the WWE RAW Tag Team Championships and this past week on RAW Corey revealed that his partner is the returning Bo Dallas. Chris Jericho versus Buddy Murphy Despite being a “Bum” and having questionable hygiene standards, the Australian Buddy Murphy impressed many members of the WWE Universe with his victory over Chad Gable this past week on 205 Live, but tonight Buddy Murphy faces a tougher challenge in Chris Jericho. Alexa Bliss, Bella Twins, Bayley & Sasha Banks vs. Nia Jax, Beth Phoenix, Kharma, Diaz & Melissa The WWE Divas Champion Alexa Bliss will tonight lead the team of Nikki and Brie, the Bella Twins, as well as Bayley and Sasha Banks in a Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match against the team of Nia Jax, Beth Phoenix, Kharma and Cheerleader Melissa. This past week on Monday Night RAW, with her friend and mentor Road Dogg watching on at ringside, Alexa Bliss defeated Kaitlyn, Ayako Hamada, Evie, Jessie McKay and Rosa Mendes in a Six-Pack Challenge to retain her WWE Divas Championship, Alexa’s third successful title defence since winning the title for the first time back in August at Summerslam in a Triple Threat match against Audrey Marie as well as the former Divas Champion Bayley. All of Alexa’s team mates tonight have previously held the WWE Divas Championship whereas on the other team, only Beth Phoenix is a former WWE Divas Champion having held the title back in 2012. This past week on Monday Night RAW Sasha Banks assured the WWE Universe that Team Alexa would be victorious in this match. Becky Lynch, Natalya, Asuka, Naomi and Cameron versus Carmella, Rain, Paige, Tamina and Layla The WWE Women’s Champion Becky Lynch will tonight lead the team of Natalya, Asuka, Naomi and Cameron in a Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match against Carmella and her team of Rain, Paige, Tamina and Layla. Naomi won a Fatal Four-Way match against Becky Lynch, Alexa Bliss and Rain back at the Payback Pay-Per-View in June to become the first WWE Women’’s Champion since the title was made inactive back in 2010. Incidentally, the final Women’s Champion in 2010 is one of the participants tonight, Layla. Last month at the Hell in a Cell Pay-Per-View Natalya became the new Women’s Champion in a Triple Threat match with Naomi and Rain only to lose the title to Carmella the next week on Friday Night SmackDown. After a Championship reign of just a week, Carmella lost the Women’s Championship to Becky Lynch two weeks ago on SmackDown. All of the women involved in this match will likely be looking to impress the SmackDown General Manager Eva Marie to get a future opportunity to challenge Becky Lynch for the Women’s title. Quick Picks: Lesnar, Rollins, Jason Jordan, Wyatt & Matt Hardy vs. Reigns, Regal, Ambrose, Strowman & Dunne AJ Styles, Big E, Kofi, Xavier Woods & Richie Steamboat vs. Owens, The Uso’s & Bludgeon Brothers Cedric Alexander, Rich Swann, TJP, Gable & Mysterio vs. Enzo, British Ambition, Chavo & Ciampa WWE RAW Tag Team Championships: Dogs of War (Ziggler & McIntyre) © vs. Almas & Bateman WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championships: The Bar (Sheamus & Cesaro) © vs. Prime Time Players WWE United States Title: Randy Orton © vs. Andy Leavine vs. Jinder Mahal vs. Shinsuke Nakamura Batista and Mason Ryan versus The Saviours (Corey Graves and Bo Dallas) Chris Jericho versus Buddy Murphy Alexa Bliss, Bella Twins, Bayley & Sasha Banks vs. Nia Jax, Beth Phoenix, Kharma, Diaz & Melissa Becky Lynch, Natalya, Asuka, Naomi and Cameron versus Carmella, Rain, Paige, Tamina and Layla (Predictions are welcomed; there will be a prediction contest held every month.) 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Destiny Posted February 8, 2020 Author Share Posted February 8, 2020 Sunday, Week 3, November, 2014 WWE Survivor Series Pay-Per-View (Live from BJCC Arena (AL), 13,672 in Attendance) Pre-Show: Kelly Kelly versus Sexy Star In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Kelly Kelly defeated Sexy Star in 17:53 by pinfall with a K2. Unfortunately this match needed to be a lot shorter given who was involved with the majority of the WWE Universe still not caring about Sexy Star. Nevertheless, Kelly Kelly picked up the all-important victory here. Match Rating: E Pre-Show: R-Truth and Christian versus The Rhodes Dynasty In a match that had some good action and average heat, Truth & Christian defeated The Rhodes Dynasty in 18:02 when R-Truth defeated Stardust by pinfall with a What's Up. The Survivor Series commentary team of Michael Cole, Jim Ross and Jerry “The King” Lawler came to ringside to commentate on this match as it was broadcast live on WWE.com. Truth pinned Stardust to pick up the win for his team here. Match Rating: C- (Mike Rotunda would seriously consider either turning Christian or trying a new gimmick as he has become a stale character and needs a shake-up.) Pre-Show: John Cena versus Bobby Fish In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, John Cena defeated Bobby Fish in 18:24 by submission with an STF. Michael Cole, Jim Ross and Jerry “The King” Lawler also provide commentary for this match as it is also broadcast live on WWE.com. Cole and Lawler both agree that they are impressed with Bobby Fish in his debut match tonight. Match Rating: C+ WWE United States Title: Randy Orton © vs. Andy Leavine vs. Jinder Mahal vs. Shinsuke Nakamura In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Randy Orton defeated Andy Leavine, Jinder Mahal and Shinsuke Nakamura in 12:27 when Randy Orton defeated Andy Leavine by pinfall with an RKO. Randy Orton makes defence number 2 of his WWE United States title. The commentary team note that Shinsuke Nakamura looked great tonight until Nakamura got into a brawl with Jinder Mahal on the outside of the ring allowing Orton to pin Levine following an RKO to retain his title. Match Rating: D+ We cut backstage to find Jo Jo standing by for an interview with the WWE Intercontinental Champion Seth Rollins prior to tonight’s Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match against The Shield. Rollins says that Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns used to be like family to Rollins and it’s a shame that it’s come to this. Rollins then asks what Jo Jo is doing after the show and she blushes. Rating: C- WWE RAW Tag Team Championships: Dogs of War (Ziggler & McIntyre) © vs. Almas & Bateman In a match that had some good action and average heat, Dogs of War defeated The One Percenters in 11:37 when Drew McIntyre defeated Derrick Bateman by pinfall with a Zig Zag Claymore Combination. Dogs of War make defence number 1 of their WWE RAW Tag Team titles. The commentary team note that Drew McIntyre and Dolph Ziggler looked great tonight in their first title defence as McIntyre pins Bateman to retain their titles after a Zig Zag and Claymore combination. Match Rating: C- We cut backstage to find Jimmy and Jey Uso looking into the camera. Jimmy Uso says that the Uso’s are not only the best tag team in the WWE at the moment, they are the best tag team the WWE Universe has ever seen, and are better than teams like Triple H and Shawn Michaels, D-Generation X, ever were. Rating: B- WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championships: The Bar (Sheamus & Cesaro) © vs. Prime Time Players In a match that had some good action and average heat, The Bar defeated Prime Time Players in 11:41 when Antonio Cesaro defeated Titus O'Neil by pinfall with a Brogue Kick. The Bar make defence number 1 of their WWE SmackDown Tag Team titles. Robbie Brookside accompanied his clients Sheamus and Antonio Cesaro, known to the WWE Universe as “The Bar” to ringside for this match as the Bar retained their titles after Sheamus hit O’Neil with a Brogue Kick before taking out Darren Young allowing Cesaro to pin O’Neil. Match Rating: C- Triple H and Shawn Michaels, D-Generation X, make their way to the ring to a great reception from the WWE Universe in attendance. Triple H takes a microphone from ringside and says that he and Shawn aren’t interested in the comments from Jimmy and Jey Uso earlier tonight, and believes that the Uso’s are just looking for attention. Triple H hands the microphone to Shawn who says that they have a lot of history at Survivor Series and hope everyone enjoys the rest of the show. Rating: B- Cedric Alexander, Rich Swann, TJP, Gable & Mysterio vs. Enzo, British Ambition, Chavo & Ciampa In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Cedric Alexander, TJ Perkins, Rich Swann, Chad Gable and Rey Mysterio defeated Enzo Amore, Adrian Neville, Oliver Grey, Chavo Guerrero and Tommaso Ciampa in an Elimination match in 14:45; Rich Swann was eliminated first, then Oliver Grey, then Chad Gable, then Adrian Neville, then Enzo Amore, then TJ Perkins, then Tommaso Ciampa, then Rey Mysterio, and finally Chavo Guerrero. The finish saw John Bradshaw Layfield take over as referee after the original official was knocked out. The WWE Cruiserweight Champion Cedric Alexander, Rich Swann, TJ Perkins, Chad Gable and Rey Mysterio took on Enzo Amore, the British Ambition pairing of Adrian Neville and Oliver Grey, Chavo Guerrero and Tommaso Ciampa in a Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match here. Ricardo Rodriguez accompanied his clients British Ambition to ringside for this match and watched as Neville eliminated Rich Swann first before Rey Mysterio pinned Oliver Grey. Chad Gable was then pinned by Ciampa before Cedric Alexander eliminated both Neville and Amore. This led to Cedric Alexander, TJ Perkins and Rey Mysterio against Ciampa and Chavo. Ciampa pinned TJP before Rey Mysterio eliminated Ciampa which led to Chavo against both Cedric and Mysterio. Chavo would pin his old foe Mysterio before the referee would be knocked out when it was just Cedric and Chavo left in the ring. 205 Live General Manager John “Bradshaw” Layfield came into the ring to referee the final portion of the match which saw Cedric pin Chavo to win the match for his team as the sole survivor. Match Rating: D- (Billy Kidman would seriously consider either turning Oliver Grey or trying a new gimmick as he has become a stale character and needs a shake-up.) We cut backstage to find Matt Striker standing by for an interview with AJ Styles and his manager and mentor Norman Smiley before Goldberg walks into the area and tells AJ that he watched him beat Bobby Roode this past week on SmackDown and was impressed. Goldberg wishes AJ the best of luck against Kevin Owens and his team tonight. Rating: C+ Becky Lynch, Natalya, Asuka, Naomi and Cameron versus Carmella, Rain, Paige, Tamina and Layla In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Becky Lynch, Natalya, Asuka, Naomi and Cameron defeated Carmella, Rain, Paige, Layla and Tamina in an Elimination match in 9:41; Cameron was eliminated first, then Carmella, then Tamina, then Rain, then Natalya, then Naomi, then Layla, then Asuka, and finally Paige. During the match we also had Arn Anderson distract Carmella. The WWE Women’s Champion Becky Lynch, Natalya, Asuka, Naomi and Cameron faced off against Carmella, Rain, Paige, Tamina and Layla in a Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match. Arn Anderson accompanied his protégé Cameron to ringside. However, Carmella was eliminated first after Carmella held her tights without the referee seeing, before Arn Anderson distracted Carmella on the apron which allowed Becky Lynch to pin Carmella. Now at four versus four, Tamina and Rain were eliminated by Asuka. This left things at Becky, Natalya, Asuka and Naomi versus Paige and Layla. Paige fought back to eliminate both Nayalya and Naomi leaving it at two versus two before Asuka pinned Layla and Paige pinned Asuka to head to Becky versus Paige one on one which Becky won after forcing Paige to submit to win the match for her team as the sole survivor. Match Rating: D We cut backstage to find Josh Mathews standing by for an interview with the WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley, who says that he is looking forward to seeing the Shield of Roman Reigns, William Regal, Dean Ambrose and Braun Strowman tonight and worries that they may decimate Lesnar’s team with the help of UK Champion Pete Dunne. Rating: C Alexa Bliss, Bella Twins, Bayley & Sasha Banks vs. Nia Jax, Beth Phoenix, Kharma, Diaz & Melissa In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Alexa Bliss, Brie Bella, Nikki Bella, Bayley and Sasha Banks defeated Nia Jax, Kharma, Raquel Diaz, Beth Phoenix and Cheerleader Melissa in an Elimination match in 9:40; Nia Jax was eliminated first, then Raquel Diaz, then Sasha Banks, then Beth Phoenix, then Bayley, then Kharma, then Nikki Bella, then Brie Bella, and finally Cheerleader Melissa. During the match we also had Sasha Banks turn on Bayley. The WWE Divas Champion Alexa Bliss, Nikki and Brie of the Bella Twins, Bayley and Sasha Banks took up Nia Jax, Beth Phoenix, Kharma, Raquel Diaz and Cheerleader Melissa in a Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match. Road Dogg accompanied his client Alexa to ringside for this match and Alexa got off to a great start by eliminating both Nia Jax and Raquel Diaz. Sasha Banks was then eliminated by Beth Phoenix and Sasha reacted by turning on Bayley, hitting her with a right hand before storming to the back. Bayley fought back to eliminate Beth Phoenix only to be pinned herself by Kharma. Alexa Bliss then pinned Kharma leaving Alexa and the Bella Twins against Cheerleader Melissa who managed to pin both of the Bella Twins before finally being defeated by Alexa who won the match for her team as the sole survivor. Match Rating: D We cut backstage to find Paul Heyman guarding the locker room of the Shield when he is approached by the Godfather, who says that he’s looking forward to sitting down with some ladies later and watching Team Brock Lesnar beat the Shield. Rating: D+ Chris Jericho versus Buddy Murphy In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Chris Jericho defeated Buddy Murphy in 12:32 by submission with a Walls of Jericho. Unfortunately a pretty vocal crowd didn’t seem particularly thrilled with seeing Buddy Murphy wrestle tonight. Match Rating: D- Zeb Colter comes to the entrance-way with a microphone in hand and says that it’s a crime that his client Jack Swagger is being overlooked by the Monday Night RAW General Manager Brad Maddox and even more so that Swagger wasn’t selected to be a part of either team in tonight’s main event. Colter says that Swagger deserves to be the next one to challenge Brock Lesnar for the WWE Universal Championship. Rating: D+ Batista and Mason Ryan versus The Saviours In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Batista & Mason Ryan defeated The Saviours in 12:44 when Batista defeated Corey Graves by pinfall with a Batista Bomb. Angel Williams accompanied the team of Batista and Mason Ryan to ringside tonight for this tag tea match against the team of Corey Graves and Bo Dallas, now known to the WWE Universe as the Saviours. Batista pinned Graves to win the match for his team. Match Rating: D Joey Styles comes to the ring and says that he would like to welcome a special guest, and the WWE Universe come to their feet as the Rock makes his way to the ring. The Rock says that he is here to witness Team Shield of Roman Reigns, William Regal, Dean Ambrose, Braun Strowman and Pete Dunne get their asses handed to them by Brock Lesnar tonight. Rating: C- AJ Styles, Big E, Kofi, Xavier Woods & Richie Steamboat vs. Owens, The Uso’s & Bludgeon Brothers In a match that had some good action and average heat, AJ Styles, Big E & Kofi and Woods & Steamboat defeated Kevin Owens, The Bludgeon Brothers and The Uso's in an Elimination match in 15:49; Richie Steamboat was eliminated first, then Xavier Woods, then Erick Rowan, then Big E Langston, then Jey Uso, then Kofi Kingston, then Luke Harper, then Jimmy Uso, and finally Kevin Owens. During the match we also had Christian run in and attack Styles. During the match we also had Christian turn on Styles. The WWE World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles and the team of Big E Langston, Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods and Richie Steamboat took on Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens, Jimmy and Jey Uso and the Bludgeon Brothers of Luke Harper and Erick Rowan in a Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match. Richie Steamboat and Xavier Woods were quickly eliminated by Erick Rowan before AJ Styles pinned Rowan. Big E Langston was then put through the announce table by Kevin Owens which led to Big E getting counted out. This led to AJ and Kofi Kingston against Owens, the Uso’s and Luke Harper. Kofi Kingston pinned Jey Uso before Luke Harper pinned Kingston. AJ was then alone against Owens, Jimmy Uso and Luke Harper. AJ forced both Harper and Jimmy to tap out before Christian rushed to the ring whilst Owens distracted the referee to hit AJ with the Unprettier. However, AJ Styles fought valiantly against Owens and eventually rolled Owens up to secure the pinfall victory for his team and win the match as the sole survivor. Match Rating: C+ We cut backstage to find Scott Stanford interviewing John Cone and asking for his condition after he was knocked out earlier tonight. However before Cone can answer both Cone and Stanford are attacked by Rezar Selmani and Alexander Wolfe. Rating: D- Lesnar, Rollins, Jason Jordan, Wyatt & Matt Hardy vs. Reigns, Regal, Ambrose, Strowman & Dunne In a match that had some good action and average heat, Pete Dunne, Reigns & Regal and Asylum defeated Brock Lesnar, Seth Rollins, Jason Jordan, Bray Wyatt and Matt Hardy in an Elimination match in 20:12; Jason Jordan was eliminated first, then Braun Strowman, then Pete Dunne, then Matt Hardy, then William Regal, then Dean Ambrose, then Bray Wyatt, then Seth Rollins, and finally Brock Lesnar. The finish saw Brad Maddox take over as referee after the original official was knocked out. The WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar, the WWE Intercontinental Champion Seth Rollins, Jason Jordan, Bray Wyatt and Matt Hardy took on Roman Reigns, William Regal, Dean Ambrose, Braun Strowman and the WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne in a Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match. Braun Strowman quickly eliminated Jason Jordan before Strowman was pinned by Lesnar, who also then pinned Pete Dunne to leave it four versus three. Matt Hardy was pinned by Roman Reigns before Regal was eliminated by Rollins. This left Brock, Rollins and Bray Wyatt against Reigns and Ambrose. Brock Lesnar would F-5 Ambrose onto the steel steps outside of the ring which allowed Ambrose to be counted out leaving Reigns alone against Lesnar, Rollins and Wyatt. Reigns eliminated Wyatt and as Rollins was distracted by his former friend Dean Ambrose being taken out on a stretcher Roman Reigns rolled up Rollins and held the tights to pin him. This left just Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns one on one in the ring until Lesnar accidentally clotheslined the referee, which led to the Monday Night RAW General Manager Brad Maddox to take over as referee, and for the very first time Reigns was able to Spear Brock Lesnar and pick up the pinfall victory to win the match for his team as the sole survivor. However, the commentary team noted that the count by Maddox could be considered by some to be a little fast. Match Rating: C+ Post-Show: Big Show versus Kalisto In a match that had some good action and average heat, Big Show defeated Kalisto in 12:53 by pinfall with a Knock Out Punch. The commentary team remained at ringside to watch this match as Big Show beat Kalisto. Match Rating: D Post-Show: Ryback versus CJ Parker In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Ryback defeated CJ Parker in 12:37 by pinfall with a Suplex Powerslam. The commentary team also stayed at ringside for this one as Ryback was victorious over CJ Parker. Match Rating: D Final Show Rating: C+ Prediction League Table: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted February 9, 2020 Author Share Posted February 9, 2020 Monday, Week 4, November, 2014 http://www.targetcenter.com/assets/img/WWE_RAW_LIVE_DEC_2014_SPOTLIGHT-NEW.jpg The following contests are confirmed to take place on tonight’s edition of WWE Monday Night RAW: Non-Title: WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar versus Braun Strowman The main event of tonight’s edition of Monday Night RAW was announced earlier today via a tweet sent out by the Monday Night RAW General Manager Brad Maddox and will see the WWE Universal Champion take on the Shield’s Braun Strowman in non-title action. Last night at Survivor Series the WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar was pinned for the first time in over a year as Roman Reigns was the sole survivor for his team by last eliminating Brock Lesnar in the Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match. However, the WWE Universe witnessed controversy in the finish as Brad Maddox came to the ring to replace the referee who was knocked out. Some feel that Brad Maddox then counted a little quickly after Reigns hit Lesnar with the Spear. Braun Strowman will be hoping to pick up the all-important victory tonight to hand Lesnar his second loss in as many nights. WWE RAW Tag Team Titles: Dogs Of War © vs. IC Champion Rollins & Ambrose vs. Reigns & Regal Last night at Survivor Series during the Traditional Survivor Series Elimination main event match Dean Ambrose was counted out after being hit by an F-5 from the WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar on the steel steps. Ambrose was stretchered out of the arena with the WWE Intercontinental Champion Seth Rollins seeming to be concerned about his former friend Ambrose which led to Rollins getting distracted and also being eliminated from the match. Dean Ambrose sent out a tweet earlier today saying that Rollins was the only one to checked to see if Ambrose was OK following the match with the Shield too busy celebrating their victory. Tonight on Monday Night RAW Ambrose will team with Rollins to join Roman Reigns and William Regal in challenging the Dogs of War of Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre for the WWE RAW Tag Team Championships in a Triple Threat Elimination tag team match. Non-Title: WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne versus Brodus Clay The WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne was eliminated by the WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar in last night’s Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match but tonight Dunne returns to singles competition on Monday Night RAW as he will take on Brodus Clay in non-title action. Sami Zayn versus Derrick Bateman Derrick Bateman and his “The One Percenters” tag team partner Andrade “Cien” Almas failed in their attempts to defeat Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre for the WWE RAW Tag Team Championships last night and Bateman will hope to bounce back with a victory in singles competition against Sami Zayn tonight on Monday Night RAW. Bray Wyatt versus Killian Dain Bray Wyatt was eliminated by Roman Reigns in last night’s Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match and tonight Wyatt also returns to singles action as he will take on the debuting Killian Dain on Monday Night RAW. WWE Divas Championship: Alexa Bliss © versus Nia Jax Alexa Bliss was the sole survivor as she led her team to victory in last night’s Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match and tonight Alexa will put the WWE Divas Championship on the line against Nia Jax on Monday Night RAW. Quick Picks: Non-Title: WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar versus Braun Strowman WWE RAW Tag Team Titles: Dogs Of War © vs. IC Champion Rollins & Ambrose vs. Reigns & Regal Non-Title: WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne versus Brodus Clay Sami Zayn versus Derrick Bateman Bray Wyatt versus Killian Dain WWE Divas Championship: Alexa Bliss © versus Nia Jax (Predictions are welcomed, there will be a prediction contest held every month.) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted February 10, 2020 Author Share Posted February 10, 2020 Monday, Week 4, November, 2014 http://www.targetcenter.com/assets/img/WWE_RAW_LIVE_DEC_2014_SPOTLIGHT-NEW.jpg WWE Monday Night RAW (Live from Hytche Athletic Center (MD) 5,500 in Attendance) Pre-Show: Mia Yim versus Sexy Star In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Mia Yim defeated Sexy Star in 18:05 by submission with a Guillotine Choke. Unfortunately this match needed to be a lot shorter given who was involved with the WWE Universe in attendance yet to really care about either of these women despite both of them having several matches on Monday Night RAW over the past year. Nevertheless, Mia Yim picks up the all-important victory here after forcing Sexy Star to tap out. Match Rating: E- Pre-Show: Batista and Mason Ryan versus The Saviours (Corey Graves and Bo Dallas) In an extremely poor match, Batista & Mason Ryan defeated The Saviours in 17:38 when Batista defeated Corey Graves by pinfall with a Batista Bomb. Angel Williams accompanied her man Batista to ringside for this tag team match and offered vocal support throughout the match. Just like last night at the Survivor Series Pay-Per-View, Batista and Mason Ryan were victorious over the Saviours pairing of Corey Graves and Bo Dallas here as Batista hit Graves with the Batista Bomb to pick up the win for his team. Match Rating: D- Pre-Show: Rob Van Dam versus Kane In a bout that had solid in-ring action and average heat, Kane defeated Rob Van Dam in 18:14 by pinfall with a Tombstone Piledriver. Kane was visibly tiring towards the end of this match but was still able to get the victory here. Match Rating: C- (Mike Rotunda would seriously consider either turning Rob Van Dam or trying a new gimmick as he has become a stale character and needs a shake-up.) Tonight’s edition of Monday Night RAW kicks off with the WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar making his way to the ring. Lesnar receives a great reception from the WWE Universe as he retrieves a microphone from the ringside area. Lesnar says that last night at Survivor Series he was pinned for the first time in literally years as Roman Reigns beat Lesnar following a Spear to win the Traditional Survivor Series Elimination main event match. Brock Lesnar says that he is out here tonight without his in-ring mentor Billy Gunn as he wants to own up to his own actions. Lesnar says that despite eliminating every single member of the Shield’s team except for Reigns last night, he should have been prepared for the Monday Night RAW General Manger Brad Maddox to come to the ring and deliver a fast count to ensure Reigns got the victory. Brock says he’s been here long enough to know when there is a conspiracy against him from the “powers that be”. Brock says that he wouldn’t like to be Brock’s opponent Braun Strowman in tonight’s non-title main event, as Strowman will feel the full wrath of Lesnar. Seth Rollins, the WWE Intercontinental Champion, then joins Lesnar in the ring and says that it was a pleasure to team with Brock last night and that he hopes that one day he can go one on one with Lesnar for the Universal Championship. Roman Reigns and William Regal then come to the entrance-way and Regal has a microphone in hand. Regal announces that at next month’s TLC Pay-Per-View Brock Lesnar will defend the WWE Universal Championship in a Fatal Four-Way Tables, Ladders and Chairs match against William Regal, Roman Reigns and Braun Strowman. Rating: C WWE Divas Championship: Alexa Bliss © versus Nia Jax In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Alexa Bliss defeated Nia Jax in 6:37 by submission. Alexa Bliss makes defence number 4 of her WWE Divas title. Alexa Bliss came to the ring wearing green face paint and looking like an Alien Invader of some kind. Match Rating: E- Dean Ambrose makes his way to the ring prior to tonight’s WWE RAW Tag Team Championship match. Ambrose says that last night he felt pain like he has never felt before as Brock Lesnar delivered an F-5 to Ambrose onto the steel steps. However, Ambrose continues, none of his Shield stablemates even asked Ambrose if he was OK following the event. Ambrose says that the only person who showed empathy was Seth Rollins, and that Ambrose is fully committed to teaming with Rollins tonight and winning the WWE RAW Tag Team Championships. Rating: D+ WWE RAW Tag Team Titles: Dogs Of War © vs. IC Champion Rollins & Ambrose vs. Reigns & Regal In a match that had some good action and average heat, Rollins & Ambrose defeated Dogs of War and Reigns & Regal in 11:45; the order of elimination was Dogs of War first, and then Reigns & Regal. Rollins & Ambrose win the WWE RAW Tag Team titles. Dolph Ziggler seemed off his game tonight which led to the reigning WWE RAW Tag Team Champions Ziggler and Drew McIntyre being eliminated first after Reigns pinned Ziggler following a Spear. After a hard fought battle between the WWE Intercontinental Champion Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose and their former Shield stablemates Roman Reigns and William Regal, Rollins would pin Regal as Rollins and Ambrose became the new WWE RAW Tag Team Champions. Match Rating: C Following their victory the new WWE RAW Tag Team Champions Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose celebrate in front of the WWE Universe until Jo Jo comes to the ring to interview Rollins and the WWE Intercontinental Champion Seth Rollins tells Jo Jo it’s a dream come true to become a dual Champion. Rating: D We cut backstage to find Braun Strowman lifting things when he is interrupted by the WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar and his in-ring mentor Billy Gunn, who warns Strowman that Lesnar will take all of his frustrations from last night out on Strowman in tonight’s main event. Rating: D The WWE Monday Night RAW General Manager Brad Maddox comes to the ring and tells the WWE Universe that they shouldn’t blame him for the controversial ending of the main event last night when Maddox is interrupted by the WWE Hall of Famer Bret “The Hitman” Hart, who tells Maddox that fast counts would never have happened when Bret was General Manager and that Maddox essentially screwed Brock Lesnar last night. Rating: D- With Bret “The Hitman” Hart and the Monday Night RAW General Manager Brad Maddox still in the ring, Triple H and Stephanie McMahon come to the ring together and Triple H is handed the microphone. Triple H says that he and Stephanie are here tonight to watch over Brad Maddox as well as make sure things run smoothly following many controversial events last night including Sasha Banks turning her back on and attacking her former friend Bayley. Rating: B- Following a commercial break we cut backstage to find an upset Bayley searching the corridors for Sasha Banks until the “Boss” Sasha attacks Bayley from behind and throws her into a wall. Sasha looks to mount a further attack on Bayley until the WWE Divas Champion Alexa Bliss rushes to the scene and Sasha backs away. Rating: F Non-Title: WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne versus Brodus Clay In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Pete Dunne defeated Brodus Clay in 8:11 by pinfall with a Bitter End. Pete Dunne was really off his game tonight but was still able to get the victory here. Match Rating: D- Following his victory the WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne takes a microphone from the ringside area and tells the WWE Universe that there is nobody worthy enough to challenge him for the UK title. Uncle Elgin then marches to the ring and clotheslines Dunne out of the ring. Rating: E- As an enraged Pete Dunne stands outside the ring with his WWE United Kingdom Championship in hand Uncle Elgin picks up the microphone and says that he may have lost to Pete Dunne before but he’s never had a shot at the UK Championship. Rating: E- Bray Wyatt versus Killian Dain In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Bray Wyatt defeated Killian Dain in 5:48 by pinfall with a Standing Senton Splash. The Monday Night RAW commentary team of Michael Cole, Jim Ross and Jerry “The King” Lawler note that Wyatt looked dangerous tonight. Match Rating: D+ We cut backstage to find the WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar and his in-ring mentor Billy Gunn entering the office of the Monday Night RAW General Manager Brad Maddox and Gunn tells Maddox that he better not interfere in Brock Lesnar’s business or make him angry ever again. Rating: D Sami Zayn versus Derrick Bateman In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Derrick Bateman defeated Sami Zayn in 6:47 by pinfall with a Sweet Meat Sizzler. Sami Zayn and Derrick Bateman have pretty good chemistry as opponents and it lifted the match. Match Rating: E+ William Regal makes his way to ringside to watch tonight’s Monday Night RAW non-title main event. Regal takes a microphone from the ringside area and promises the WWE Universe that one of the Shield will leave the TLC Pay-Per-View as the new WWE Universal Champion. Rating: D Non-Title: WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar versus Braun Strowman In a bout that had solid in-ring action and average heat, Brock Lesnar defeated Braun Strowman in 15:06 by submission with a Kimura Lock. Brock Lesnar was really off his game tonight but was still able to make Strowman tap out in tonight’s main event. Match Rating: C+ Post-Show: Sugar Dunkerton versus The Miz In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, The Miz defeated Sugar Dunkerton in 13:17 by pinfall with a Skull Crushing Finale. Michael Cole and Jerry “The King” Lawler remained at ringside to watch this match whilst Jim Ross headed to the back. Match Rating: D Post-Show: Jason Jordan versus Luke Gallows In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Luke Gallows defeated Jason Jordan in 12:52 by pinfall with an Inverted Full Nelson Bomb. Michael Cole and Jerry “The King” Lawler of the Monday Night RAW commentary team also stayed at ringside for this one. Match Rating: E+ Final Show Rating: C Prediction League Table: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted February 11, 2020 Author Share Posted February 11, 2020 Thursday, Week 4, November, 2014 The following contests are confirmed to take place on tonight’s edition of WWE 205 Live: WWE Cruiserweight Championship: Cedric Alexander © versus Buddy Murphy The main event of tonight’s edition of WWE 205 Live was announced earlier today via a tweet sent out from the 205 Live General Manger John “Bradshaw” Layfield and will see the WWE Cruiserweight Champion Cedric Alexander put his title on the line against the Australian Buddy Murphy. This past Sunday at the Survivor Series Pay-Per-View Cedric Alexander was the sole survivor for his team as he defeated the team of Enzo Amore, the British Ambition pairing of Adrian Neville and Oliver Grey, Tommaso Ciampa and Chavo Guerrero in a Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match. Buddy Murphy was also in action at Survivor Series and although he lost the match against Chris Jericho and still looked physically like a “Bum” with hygiene issues, Murphy impressed many members of the WWE Universe with his performance. A Fan Favourite with the WWE Universe since he made his debut against Oliver Grey at the Hell in a Cell Pay-Per-View last month, Cedric Alexander is on a five-match winning streak and beat the former Cruiserweight Champion Enzo Amore to become the new Cruiserweight Champion earlier this month on 205 Live, ending the reign of Enzo Amore after just four ways. Cedric Alexander will be looking to make his first successful title defence tonight but coming off a big victory over Chad Gable on last week’s 205 Live and an impressive showing in defeat against Chris Jericho this past Sunday, an all-important victory for Buddy Murphy might not surprise as many as it would have a few weeks ago. Chris Jericho versus Oliver Grey Coming off his victory against Buddy Murphy this past Sunday at the Survivor Series Pay-Per-View, the WWE Universe will be able to witness the “Cheeky Monkey” and former four-time Cruiserweight Champion Chris Jericho in action tonight on 205 Live as he will take on one half of British Ambition in Oliver Grey. The Englishman Oliver Grey likes to play to the WWE Universe as if he is an “Old School Face” but in truth both Oliver Grey, his partner Adrian Neville as well as their personal ring announcer Ricardo Rodriguez are all very unloved by the majority of the WWE Universe. Tajiri versus Kzy Finally, two Japanese Superstars will go head to head tonight on 205 Live as the highly-touted Kzy will make his WWE debut as he will take on the former three-time WWE Cruiserweight Champion and Martial Artist, the “Japanese Buzzsaw” himself Tajiri. Judging by his social media posts, it would appear that Kzy is not short on confidence and sees himself as somewhat of a “Punk”. A victory over Tajiri tonight would certainly catch the attention of the 205 Live General Manager John “Bradshaw” Layfield. Quick Picks: WWE Cruiserweight Championship: Cedric Alexander © versus Buddy Murphy Chris Jericho versus Oliver Grey Tajiri versus Kzy (Predictions are welcomed, there will be a prediction contest held every month.) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted February 12, 2020 Author Share Posted February 12, 2020 <p><strong>Thursday, Week 4, November, 2014</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><div style="text-align:center;"><img alt="250px-WWE205OfficialRender.png" data-src="https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/e/e3/WWE205OfficialRender.png/250px-WWE205OfficialRender.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /></div><p></p><p></p><p> </p><p> <strong>WWE 205 Live (Live from Kingsport Civic Auditorium (TN), 1,000 in Attendance)</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Pre-Show: Chad Gable versus A.R. Fox</strong></p><p> In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Chad Gable defeated A.R. Fox in 18:25 by submission. Unfortunately this match was too long given who was involved with many members of the WWE Universe not really caring about A.R. Fox as of yet. Chad Gable, on the other hand, has been competing on 205 Live for several months now and picked up the all-important victory here after forcing A.R. Fox to submit.</p><p> <strong>Match Rating: D-</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Pre-Show: TJ Perkins versus Adrian Neville</strong></p><p> In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, TJ Perkins defeated Adrian Neville in 18:02 by submission with a Figure Four Deathlock. Ricardo Rodriguez introduced his client, the former WWE Cruiserweight Champion Adrian Neville, to the ring for this match and Rodriguez remained at ringside offering vocal support and acting as a cheerleader throughout the match. However, it was TJ Perkins who picked up what many believe to be the upset victory tonight after forcing Adrian Neville to tap out to the Figure Four Deathlock.</p><p> <strong>Match Rating: D-</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Pre-Show: Rich Swann versus JTG</strong></p><p> In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Rich Swann defeated JTG in 18:11 by pinfall with a Chicken Fried Driver. Unfortunately this match was too long given who was involved with the WWE Universe no longer having any interest in JTG despite him being around on Monday Night RAW, Friday Night SmackDown and now 205 Live for many years now. Rich Swann got the win here after hitting the Chicken Fried Driver on JTG.</p><p> <strong>Match Rating: E-</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <em>Tonight’s edition of 205 Live begins with the 205 Live commentary team of Scott Stanford, former WWE Cruiserweight Champion Billy Kidman and the 205 Live General Manager John “Bradshaw” Layfield welcoming the television audience to the broadcast and promoting tonight’s WWE Cruiserweight Championship main event match. The WWE Cruiserweight Champion Cedric Alexander then makes his way to the ring and the Fan Favourite receives a great reception from the WWE Universe in attendance as he retrieves a microphone from the ringside area. Cedric Alexander says that earlier this month the “Age of Alexander” began when he defeated Enzo Amore to become the new WWE Cruiserweight Champion and that this past Sunday the Age of Alexander continued when Cedric Alexander was the winner and sole survivor for his team in the Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match against Enzo Amore, the British Ambition pairing of Adrian Neville and Oliver Grey, Tommaso Ciampa and Chavo Guerrero. Cedric says that he’s a fighting Cruiserweight Champion and thanks the 205 Live General Manager John “Bradshaw” Layfield for allowing Cedric to put the Cruiserweight Championship on the line in tonight’s main event against Buddy Murphy. The Australian Buddy Murphy then comes to the entrance-way with a microphone of his own in hand and says that he knows that people judge him from being from Australia or for looking like a “Bum” but that none of that will matter tonight when he beats Cedric to become the new WWE Cruiserweight Champion. Buddy Murphy then heads to the back as 205 Live heads to its first commercial break of the evening.</em></p><p> <strong>Rating: E+</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Chris Jericho versus Oliver Grey</strong></p><p> In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Chris Jericho defeated Oliver Grey in 8:10 by submission with a Walls of Jericho. Oliver Grey taunted the WWE Universe in attendance, acting like an “Old School Heel” throughout the match. This led to a great ovation when Chris Jericho finally made Oliver Grey submit to the Walls of Jericho to win the match.</p><p> <strong>Match Rating: C-</strong></p><p> </p><p> <em>We cut backstage following a commercial break to find that the 205 Live General Manager John “Bradshaw” Layfield has left his position at the announcer’s table temporarily to have a conversation with the 205 Live official Jason Ayers. JBL tells Ayers that he doesn’t want another repeat of Survivor Series in tonight’s main event, when JBL had to come to the ring to replace the referee. JBL says that Chad Patton’s positioning in Chris Jericho’s victory earlier tonight was perfect and suggests that Jason Ayers also makes sure he is in perfect positions in tonight’s main event when Cedric Alexander will put the WWE Cruiserweight Championship on the line against Buddy Murphy.</em></p><p> <strong>Rating: D</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Tajiri versus Kzy</strong></p><p> In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Kzy defeated Tajiri in 8:20 by pinfall with a Frog Splash. Kzy came to the ring with his hair spiked up and looking like a typical “Punk”. His attitude also reflected this as Kzy didn’t seem to care what the WWE Universe thought about him in his debut match tonight. Kzy ultimately pinned his fellow Japanese countryman Tajiri after hitting a Frog Splash.</p><p> <strong>Match Rating: E</strong></p><p> </p><p> <em>Enzo Amore comes to the ring and says that he would like to welcome his new muscle, the newest addition to the 205 Live roster and the man that took John Cena to the limit in the Survivor Series Pre-Show broadcast live on WWE.com this past Sunday, Bobby Fish, who then comes to the ring and shakes the hand of the former Cruiserweight Champion Enzo Amore.</em></p><p> <strong>Rating: D-</strong></p><p> </p><p> <em>Following a commercial break we see Eric Young make his way to the ring, also making his 205 Live debut tonight. The WWE Universe seem pleased to see Eric Young but he looks confused as to what he’s doing here. Chavo Guerrero then rushes to the ring and tries to attack Eric Young who moves out of the way and leaves an embarrassed Chavo flying to the outside of the ring.</em></p><p> <strong>Rating: E+</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>WWE Cruiserweight Championship: Cedric Alexander © versus Buddy Murphy</strong></p><p> In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Buddy Murphy defeated Cedric Alexander in 13:09 by submission. Buddy Murphy wins the WWE Cruiserweight title. A pretty vocal crowd didn’t seem particularly thrilled with seeing Buddy Murphy wrestle but the WWE Universe will have to get used to Buddy Murphy as he is now the new WWE Cruiserweight Champion after victory tonight.</p><p> <strong>Match Rating: E</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Post-Show: Eric Young versus Epico</strong></p><p> In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Eric Young defeated Epico in 13:21 by pinfall with a Spiked Piledriver. The little man in a bull costume known as El Torito accompanied Epico to the ring but it was Eric Young who got the win here.</p><p> <strong>Match Rating: D-</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Final Show Rating: E+</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Prediction League Table:</strong></p> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted February 13, 2020 Author Share Posted February 13, 2020 Friday, Week 4, November, 2014 http://www.daddyshangout.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Smackdown-Logo.jpg The following contests are confirmed to take place on tonight’s edition of WWE Friday Night SmackDown: Non-Title: WWE World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles versus Luke Harper The main event of tonight’s edition of Friday Night SmackDown was announced earlier today via a tweet sent out by the Friday Night SmackDown General Manager Eva Marie and will see the WWE World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles take on Luke Harper of the Bludgeon Brothers in a non-title match. This past Sunday at the Survivor Series Pay-Per-View AJ Styles and his team of Big E Langston, Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods and Richie Steamboat defeated Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens, the Bludgeon Brothers of Luke Harper and Erick Rowan as well as Jimmy and Jey Uso in their Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match. AJ Styles put on a great performance and was the sole survivor for his team despite being attacked by Christian during the match. AJ Styles forced Luke Harper to submit at Survivor Series but an all-important victory for Harper in non-title action could well lead to Harper getting an opportunity at the WWE Championship. Non-Title: WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champions The Bar vs. Team Gorgeous (Breeze & Madsen) Last week on Friday Night SmackDown the team of Sheamus and Antonio Cesaro, known to the WWE Universe as “The Bar”, became the new WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champions by beating the former Champions Big E Langston and Kofi Kingston as well as the Bludgeon Brothers in a Tripe Threat Elimination tag team match. Tonight on SmackDown Sheamus and Cesaro will take on the Team Gorgeous pairing of Tyler Breeze and Knuckles Madsen in non-title action. Non-Title: WWE United States Champion Randy Orton versus Ryback Randy Orton made his second successful defence of the WWE United States Championship this past Sunday at the Survivor Series Pay-Per-View when he defeated Jinder Mahal, Andy Leavine and Shinsuke Nakamura in a Fatal Four-Way match. Tonight on Friday Night SmackDown Orton will take on Ryback in a non-title match. Big E Langston versus Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens Big E Langston and Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens were on opposing teams in their Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match this past Sunday, with Kevin Owens putting Big E through an announce table which led to Big E getting counted out and eliminated. Big E will look for retribution when he takes on Owens in singles competition tonight. Big Show versus Konnor Big Show has been acting like a “Biker” as of late, wearing lots of leather at all times. Big Show will look to dominate tonight as he takes on Konnor on Friday Night SmackDown with both Superstars looking to impress the Friday Night SmackDown General Manager Eva Marie. Non-Title: WWE Women’s Champion Becky Lynch versus Rain The WWE Women’s Champion Becky Lynch led her team to victory in the Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match this past Sunday at Survivor Series and Becky was also the sole survivor. Tonight Becky Lynch will take on one of her opponents this past Sunday in Rain in a non-title match on Friday Night SmackDown. Quick Picks: Non-Title: WWE World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles versus Luke Harper Non-Title: WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champions The Bar vs. Team Gorgeous (Breeze & Madsen) Non-Title: WWE United States Champion Randy Orton versus Ryback Big E Langston versus Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens Big Show versus Konnor Non-Title: WWE Women’s Champion Becky Lynch versus Rain (Predictions are welcomed, there will be a prediction contest held every month. This is the final show of this month’s contest and the winner will get to choose the challenger for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship at the upcoming Royal Rumble Pay-Per-View!) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted February 18, 2020 Author Share Posted February 18, 2020 Friday, Week 4, November, 2014 http://www.daddyshangout.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Smackdown-Logo.jpg WWE Friday Night SmackDown! (Live from American Sports Center (CA), 3,500 in Attendance) Pre-Show: Mickie James versus Maxine In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Mickie James defeated Maxine in 17:42 by pinfall with a Mickie-DT. Maxine was visibly tiring towards the end of this match, despite her having competed in matches on Friday Night SmackDown before she is not used to matches of this length. Nevertheless, Mickie James picked up the all-important victory here. Match Rating: D- Pre-Show: The Great Cabana (The Great Khali and Colt Cabana) versus The Uso’s In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, The Uso's defeated The Great Cabana in 17:37 when Jey Uso defeated Colt Cabana by pinfall with an Alley-Us. The Great Khali was visibly tiring towards the end of this match which allowed Jimmy and Jey Uso to focus their offence on Khali for the majority of the match until Khali was finally able to get the tag to Colt Cabana only for the Uso’s to hit a double team maneuver on Cabana for the win with Khali too exhausted to make the save for his partner. Match Rating: C- Pre-Show: R-Truth versus Colin Cassady In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, R-Truth defeated Colin Cassady in 18:03 by pinfall with a Corkscrew Scissors Kick. R-Truth was visibly tiring towards the end of this match but was still able to get the win. Match Rating: D- Tonight’s episode of Friday Night SmackDown kicks off with the WWE World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles making his way to the ring to a great ovation from the WWE Universe in attendance. AJ retrieves a microphone from the ringside area and says that this past Sunday he proudly led his team of Big E Langston, Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods and Richie Steamboat to victory in their Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match against Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens and his team of the Bludgeon Brothers and Jimmy and Jey Uso. AJ Styles says that he will take on one half of the Bludgeon Brothers in Luke Harper in tonight’s non-title main event and is sure that the other creep in Erick Rowan won’t be far away. AJ says that he is pleased that the Friday Night SmackDown General Manager Eva Marie has given AJ another chance to prove just why he is the Franchise Player of SmackDown tonight. AJ then says he would like to address Christian attacking him at Survivor Series but before he can continue Christian makes his way to the entrance-way with a microphone of his own. Christian announces that at the TLC Pay-Per-View next month he will challenge AJ Styles for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship in a Ladder match. Rating: C- Non-Title: WWE Women’s Champion Becky Lynch versus Rain In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Becky Lynch defeated Rain in 7:26 by pinfall with a Hard Knox. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team of Josh Mathews, Joey Styles and Matt Striker note that Rain put up a decent effort tonight despite losing. Match Rating: E+ (Eugene would seriously consider either turning Rain or trying a new gimmick as she has become a stale character and needs a shake-up.) Following her victory the WWE Women’s Champion Becky Lynch celebrates in front of the WWE Universe before the former Women’s Champion Carmella rushes to the ring and looks to attack Becky until Rain gets back into the ring and stops Carmella from attacking Becky. Carmella backs down and leaves the ring whilst Becky nods her head in gratitude at Rain. Rating: E- Non-Title: WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champions The Bar vs. Team Gorgeous (Breeze & Madsen) In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, The Bar defeated Team Gorgeous in 7:15 when Antonio Cesaro defeated Tyler Breeze by pinfall with a Brogue Kick. Antonio Cesaro seemed off his game tonight but the WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champions Sheamus and Cesaro were still able to get the win here after Sheamus took out both Breeze and Knuckles Madsen with Brogue Kicks before Cesaro crawled into the cover to get the win for The Bar. Match Rating: D+ Following their victory the WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champions Sheamus and Antonio Cesaro celebrate in the ring until Jimmy and Jey Uso come to the entrance-way with Jimmy has a microphone in hand. He says that it won’t be long until the Uso’s beat the Bar to reclaim their WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championships. Rating: C- Non-Title: WWE United States Champion Randy Orton versus Ryback In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Randy Orton defeated Ryback in 7:52 by pinfall with an RKO. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team all agreed that Orton looked great in victory tonight following his successful title defence this past Sunday. Match Rating: C+ Following his victory Randy Orton celebrates in the ring with his United States Championship until Jinder Mahal comes to the entrance-way with a microphone. Jinder Mahal tells Orton that he pinned that loser Andy Leavine this past Sunday and that he managed to beat a freak in Ryback tonight but that Randy Orton did not pin Jinder Mahal and that Mahal still wants another shot at the US Championship. Rating: D+ Big E Langston versus Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens In a match that had some good action and average heat, Kevin Owens defeated Big E Langston in 8:30 by pinfall with a Package Piledriver. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team note that Big E might not have been at 100% after being put through a table by Owens this past Sunday at Survivor Series. Match Rating: C+ A video package airs promoting the last Tough Enough winner Andy Leavine who put up a great performance this past Sunday at the Survivor Series Pay-Per-View in the Fatal Four-Way match with Randy Orton, Jinder Mahal and Shinsuke Nakamura despite Leavine ultimately being pinned by Orton as he retained his US Championship. Rating: F+ Big Show versus Konnor In a bout that had solid in-ring action and average heat, Big Show defeated Konnor in 5:48 by pinfall with a Choke Slam. Konnor seemed off his game tonight as Big Show dominated Konnor and won the match in quick fashion. Match Rating: C We cut backstage to find Andy Leavine lifting some weights when he is approached by John Cena, who tells Leavine that Cena was impressed by Leavine’s performance in the Triple Threat match with Shinsuke Nakamura, Jinder Mahal and Randy Orton this past Sunday and that Andy Leavine shouldn’t give up in his pursuit of the US Championship, and Cena reminds Leavine that it was the first title he ever won and also has a special place in his heart. Rating: D+ Non-Title: WWE World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles versus Jinder Mahal In a match that had some good action and average heat, AJ Styles defeated Luke Harper in 15:52 by pinfall with a Super Styles Clash. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team note that AJ looked impressive tonight and sent a message to Christian with an emphatic victory over Harper. Match Rating: C+ Post-Show: Kofi Kingston versus Axl Keegan In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Kofi Kingston defeated Axl Keegan in 12:42 by pinfall with a Trouble in Paradise. Mike Rotunda accompanied Axl Keegan to the win but it was Kofi that got the victory here. Match Rating: D- Post-Show: Fandango versus Angelo Dawkins In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Fandango defeated Angelo Dawkins in 13:18 by pinfall with a Shooting Star Press. Angelo Dawkins was really off his game tonight which allowed Fandango to get the win. Match Rating: E Final Show Rating: C Unfortunately there were no predictions this month so I will choose the challenger for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship at the upcoming Royal Rumble Pay-Per-View! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted February 19, 2020 Author Share Posted February 19, 2020 Monday, Week 1, December, 2014 http://www.targetcenter.com/assets/img/WWE_RAW_LIVE_DEC_2014_SPOTLIGHT-NEW.jpg The following contests are confirmed to take place on tonight’s edition of WWE Monday Night RAW: Non-Title: WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar versus Kane The main event of tonight’s edition of Monday Night RAW was announced earlier today via a tweet sent out by the Monday Night RAW General Manager Brad Maddox and will see the WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar take on the masked Kane in non-title action. Last week on RAW William Regal of the Shield informed Lesnar and the entire WWE Universe that at the TLC Pay-Per-View later this month Brock Lesnar will put the Universal Championship on the line in a Fatal Four-Way Tables, Ladders and Chairs match against Shield members William Regal, Roman Reigns and Braun Strowman. With such a daunting task facing him at TLC in just a few weeks, tonight will also be tough as Lesnar takes on a former foe in Kane, the Knock-Out Artist Kane who went to war with Brock in a Hell in a Cell match for the WWE Universal Championship at the Hell in a Cell Pay-Per-View back in October. Kane has never been able to beat Brock Lesnar in the past but an all-important victory for Kane in tonight’s main event could well lead to Kane getting a future Universal Championship opportunity following the TLC Pay-Per-View. RAW Tag Team Championships: Intercontinental Champion Rollins & Ambrose vs. Burch & McClain Last week on Monday Night RAW the WWE Intercontinental Champion Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose beat the Dogs of War pairing of Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre as well as Roman Reigns and William Regal of the Shield in a Triple Threat Elimination match to become the new WWE RAW Tag Team Champions for the very first time, ending the reign of Ziggler and McIntyre after just one week. Tonight on RAW Rollins and Ambrose will put the titles on the line against the pairing of Danny Burch and Troy McClain. Non-Title: WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne versus Zack Ryder The WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne will take on a returning Zack Ryder in non-title action tonight on Monday Night RAW. Tonight will be Ryder’s first match since a loss to Kane back in October on RAW. Wesley Blake versus William Regal Before he joins Roman Reigns and Braun Strowman in challenging Brock Lesnar for the WWE Universal Championship in a Fatal Four-Way Tables, Ladders and Chairs match at the TLC Pay-Per-View later this month, William Regal will take on Wesley Blake tonight on Monday Night RAW. Sugar Dunkerton versus Braun Strowman William Regal’s Shield stablemate Braun Strowman lost to the WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar in last week’s Monday Night RAW non-title main event and Strowman will be hoping to get back to winning ways when he takes on Sugar Dunkerton tonight. WWE Divas Championship: Alexa Bliss © versus Beth Phoenix Finally, the WWE Divas Championship will be on the line tonight on Monday Night RAW as Alexa Bliss will put the title on the line against Beth Phoenix. Last week on RAW Alexa Bliss beat Nia Jax to make her fourth successful title defence since winning the title back in August at Summerslam. Quick Picks: Non-Title: WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar versus Kane RAW Tag Team Championships: Intercontinental Champion Rollins & Ambrose vs. Burch & McClain Non-Title: WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne versus Zack Ryder Wesley Blake versus William Regal Sugar Dunkerton versus Braun Strowman WWE Divas Championship: Alexa Bliss © versus Beth Phoenix (Predictions are welcomed, there will be a prediction contest held every month.) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted February 20, 2020 Author Share Posted February 20, 2020 <p><strong>Monday, Week 1, December, 2014</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><div style="text-align:center;"><span>http://www.targetcenter.com/assets/img/WWE_RAW_LIVE_DEC_2014_SPOTLIGHT-NEW.jpg</span></div><p></p><p></p><p> </p><p> <strong>WWE Monday Night RAW (Live from American Sports Center (CA) 3,500 in Attendance)</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Pre-Show: Nikki Bella versus Sexy Star</strong></p><p> In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Nikki Bella defeated Sexy Star in 18:14 by pinfall with a Twin Magic. Unfortunately this match needed to be a lot shorter given who was involved with the WWE Universe yet to really care about Sexy Star despite her having appeared in several matches on Monday Night RAW this year. Nevertheless, Nikki Bella picks up the all-important victory here albeit controversially as Brie Bella switches places with her twin sister whilst the referee is distracted before Brie rolls up Sexy Star for the pinfall victory.</p><p> <strong>Match Rating: E</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Pre-Show: Dogs of War (Ziggler & Drew McIntyre) versus Resurrection (Matt Hardy & Luke Gallows)</strong></p><p> In a bout that had solid in-ring action and average heat, Dogs of War defeated Resurrection in 18:26 when Drew McIntyre defeated Luke Gallows by pinfall with a Zig Zag Claymore Combination. The Monday Night RAW commentary team of Michael Cole, Jim Ross and Jerry “The King” Lawler take their positions at ringside prior to this tag team match which sees Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre hit a Zig Zag Claymore Combination on Luke Gallows before Ziggler pins Gallows to pick up the win for his team.</p><p> <strong>Match Rating: C</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Pre-Show: Bray Wyatt versus The Miz</strong></p><p> In a match that had some good action and average heat, The Miz defeated Bray Wyatt in 18:11 by pinfall with a Skull Crushing Finale. Bray Wyatt was visibly tiring towards the end of this match which led to the Miz getting the win here.</p><p> <strong>Match Rating: C+</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <em>Tonight’s edition of Monday Night RAW kicks off with the WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar making his way to the ring to a great reception from the WWE Universe in attendance. Brock Lesnar is accompanied by his in-ring mentor Billy Gunn tonight and Billy Gunn is quick to retrieve a microphone from the ringside area. Billy Gunn says that in a few weeks at the TLC Pay-Per-View Brock Lesnar faces perhaps his biggest task to date as he will defend the WWE Universal Championship in a Fatal Four-Way Tables, Ladders and Chairs match against three Shield members in Roman Reigns, William Regal and Braun Strowman. Billy Gunn says that Brock Lesnar is a Bad Ass, and that he isn’t at all daunted or worried about the prospect ahead of him and Billy Gunn promises that Lesnar will be the one to climb a ladder and retrieve the Universal Championship. Billy Gunn says that Brock Lesnar welcomes any competition and that is why he is pleased that the Monday Night RAW General Manager Brad Maddox has put him in a match with Kane in tonight’s non-title main event. Billy Gunn says that he hopes the Shield will watch what Brock does to Kane tonight. Roman Reigns then comes to the entrance-way with a microphone of his own in hand and says that the Shield will be watching tonight, but that there is no way that the Shield don’t leave TLC with the Universal Championship.</em></p><p> <strong>Rating: B-</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>WWE Divas Championship: Alexa Bliss © versus Beth Phoenix</strong></p><p> In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Alexa Bliss defeated Beth Phoenix in 8:17 by pinfall. Alexa Bliss makes defence number 5 of her WWE Divas title. Road Dogg accompanied his friend and protégé Alexa Bliss to ringside for this match and offered vocal support throughout as Alexa retained her title again.</p><p> <strong>Match Rating: E</strong></p><p> </p><p> <em>Following her victory Alexa Bliss celebrates with Road Dogg and the WWE Universe until Sasha Banks rushes to the ring and begins to attack Alexa Bliss. Road Dogg tries to pull Sasha off Alexa only to get slapped for his trouble. Bayley then rushes to the ring to make the save and Sasha flees the ring as Bayley helps Alexa to her feet.</em></p><p> <strong>Rating: F+</strong></p><p> </p><p> <em>We cut backstage to find one half of the WWE RAW Tag Team Champions Dean Ambrose looking into a camera. Ambrose says that as far as he’s concerned Seth Rollins is his brother again and he looks forward to defending the titles with him next.</em></p><p> <strong>Rating: C</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>WWE RAW Tag Team Titles: Intercontinental Champion Rollins & Ambrose © vs. Burch & McClain</strong></p><p> In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Rollins & Ambrose defeated Burch & McClain in 9:51 when Seth Rollins defeated Troy McClain by pinfall with a Double Powerbomb. Rollins & Ambrose make defence number 1 of their WWE RAW Tag Team titles. Danny Burch could use something to freshen his character up, the WWE Universe didn’t seem interested in Burch at all tonight as Rollins and Ambrose win the match to retain their titles.</p><p> <strong>Match Rating: D+</strong></p><p> </p><p> <em>Following their victory the WWE RAW Tag Team Champions Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose celebrate in front of the WWE Universe until Jo Jo comes to the ring to interview them. Seth Rollins says that he’s looking forward to heading into the New Year as a double champion.</em></p><p> <strong>Rating: D</strong></p><p> </p><p> <em>As Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins continue their celebration in the ring the former WWE RAW Tag Team Champions Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre, known to the WWE Universe as Dogs of War, come to the entrance-way and Ziggler has a microphone. Ziggler says that it won’t be long before they get back their WWE RAW Tag Team Championships.</em></p><p> <strong>Rating: D</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Non-Title: WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne versus Zack Ryder</strong></p><p> In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Pete Dunne defeated Zack Ryder in 9:18 by pinfall with a Bitter End. The Monday Night RAW commentary team agree that this may be the biggest win of Pete Dunne’s career so far.</p><p> <strong>Match Rating: D+</strong></p><p> </p><p> <em>Following his victory Pete Dunne celebrates with his United Kingdom Championship until Uncle Elgin comes to the ring. He retrieves a microphone and announces that he will challenge Pete Dunne for the UK Championship at the TLC Pay-Per-View.</em></p><p> <strong>Rating: E-</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <em>Uncle Elgin and the UK Champion Pete Dunne go face to face in the ring without breaking eye contact with one another before Pete Dunne lifts the UK Championship over his head. Uncle Elgin then grabs Pete Dunne and throws him out of the ring.</em></p><p> <strong>Rating: E-</strong></p><p> </p><p> <em>We cut backstage following a commercial break to find the Shield’s William Regal getting ready for his match, as Regal will be in action next on Monday Night RAW against Wesley Blake. William Regal looks focused as he ties his laces.</em></p><p> <strong>Rating: D+</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Wesley Blake versus William Regal</strong></p><p> In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, William Regal defeated Wesley Blake in 6:33 by submission with a Regal Stretch. Wesley Blake marched to the ring like a Warrior and even did the famous rope shake but it was Regal who won here after forcing Blake to submit.</p><p> <strong>Match Rating: D-</strong></p><p> </p><p> <em>We cut backstage to find Derrick Bateman smoking a cigar and looking into the camera. Bateman says that he and his One Percenters tag team partner Andrade “Cien” Almas will be back and when they are they are coming for the WWE RAW Tag Team Championships.</em></p><p> <strong>Rating: F</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Sugar Dunkerton versus Braun Strowman</strong></p><p> In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Braun Strowman defeated Sugar Dunkerton in 8:15 by pinfall with a Big Splash. Finlay accompanied the Shield’s Braun Strowman to ringside for this match and offered vocal support throughout until Strowman put Dunkerton away following a Big Splash.</p><p> <strong>Match Rating: E+</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <em>The D-Generation X pairing of Triple H and Shawn Michaels make their way to the ring to a tremendous ovation from the WWE Universe in attendance but before they can say anything they are interrupted by Rob Van Dam, who complains that Triple H and Shawn Michaels have been holding him down his whole career. Before anyone can respond, Kane comes to the ring for tonight’s main event and DX and RVD all quickly leave the ring in fear.</em></p><p> <strong>Rating: C+</strong></p><p> </p><p> <em>The WWE Universe come to their feet as Bret “The Hitman” Hart comes to the ring to do a special ring introduction for the Universal Champion Brock Lesnar, and Lesnar and Bret shake hands in the ring. Roman Reigns and William Regal then come to ringside to watch tonight’s main event.</em></p><p> <strong>Rating: C-</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Non-Title: WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar versus Kane</strong></p><p> In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Brock Lesnar defeated Kane in 15:08 by submission with a Kimura Lock. The Monday Night RAW commentary team agree that Brock Lesnar looked great tonight as he forced the masked Kane to submit.</p><p> <strong>Match Rating: B-</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Post-Show: Batista versus Matt Morgan</strong></p><p> In a bout that had solid in-ring action and average heat, Batista defeated Matt Morgan in 13:13 by pinfall with a Batista Bomb. Batista seemed off his game tonight but was still able to get the victory over Matt Morgan here.</p><p> <strong>Match Rating: D-</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Post-Show: Brodus Clay versus Kassius Ohno</strong></p><p> In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Kassius Ohno defeated Brodus Clay in 12:43 by pinfall with a Hangman's Clutch Facebuster. Alex Riley accompanied Brodus Clay to the ring.</p><p> <strong>Match Rating: D-</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Final Show Rating: C+</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Prediction League Table:</strong></p> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted February 28, 2020 Author Share Posted February 28, 2020 <p><strong>Thursday, Week 1, December, 2014</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><div style="text-align:center;"><img alt="250px-WWE205OfficialRender.png" data-src="https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/e/e3/WWE205OfficialRender.png/250px-WWE205OfficialRender.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /></div><p></p><p></p><p> </p><p> The following contests are confirmed to take place on tonight’s edition of WWE 205 Live:</p><p> </p><p> </p><div style="text-align:center;"><p> <strong>Non-Title: WWE Cruiserweight Champion Buddy Murphy versus Chad Gable</strong></p><p> The main event of tonight’s edition of WWE 205 Live was announced earlier today via a tweet sent out by the 205 Live General Manager John “Bradshaw” Layfield and will see the new WWE Cruiserweight Champion Buddy Murphy take on Chad Gable in non-title action. Last week on 205 Live Buddy Murphy shocked the entire WWE Universe when he defeated Cedric Alexander in the evening’s main event to become the new WWE Cruiserweight Champion, ending the reign of Cedric Alexander after just three weeks and leaving Cedric Alexander without any successful title defences during his reign. Despite being seen by some as a bit of a “Bum” and having had his personal hygiene questioned on several occasions, Buddy Murphy seems to be an impressive athlete from Australia and made his first appearance on 205 Live back in August with a victory over Tajiri. Since then Buddy Murphy had had mixed success prior to last week with Murphy defeating Chad Gable two weeks ago on 205 Live followed by a loss to Chris Jericho, albeit in a valiant losing effort, at the Survivor Series Pay-Per-View last month. Chad Gable is a Classic Tecnico who represented the United States of America in the 2012 Olympics in London before going to Mexico to train in the art of Lucha Libre. An all-important victory for Chad Gable tonight over the Cruiserweight Champion in non-title action could well lead to Gable getting a future opportunity to challenge for the Cruiserweight Championship.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Chris Jericho versus Chavo Guerrero</strong></p><p> The “Cheeky Monkey” Chris Jericho is always popular with the WWE Universe and he will be in action tonight on 205 Live against a fellow veteran, “Latino Heat” himself Chavo Guerrero. Chris Jericho is undefeated since coming to 205 Live back in August and most recently Y2J defeated one half of the “British Ambition” tag team Oliver Grey last week on 205 Live. Jericho already holds multiple victories over Chavo Guerrero this year with Jericho defeating Chavo on an episode of 205 Live back in October as well as Jericho beating Chavo Guerrero on an episode of Monday Night RAW back in June.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Tajiri versus Bobby Fish</strong></p><p> The man who markets himself on Social Media as having “No Gimmick Needed”, Bobby Fish, makes his 205 Live in-ring debut tonight as he will take on the “Japanese Buzzsaw”, the former WWE Cruiserweight Champion Tajiri. Bobby Fish impressed many members of the WWE Universe in a losing effort to John Cena on the Survivor Series Pre-Show broadcast live on WWE.com last month. Last week on 205 Live Enzo Amore introduced Bobby Fish as his back-up, and it seems that Bobby Fish has the back of the former WWE Cruiserweight Champion Enzo Amore.</p></div><p></p><p></p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Quick Picks:</strong></p><p> Non-Title: WWE Cruiserweight Champion Buddy Murphy versus Chad Gable</p><p> Chris Jericho versus Chavo Guerrero</p><p> Tajiri versus Bobby Fish</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> (Predictions are welcomed, there will be a prediction contest held every month.)</p> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted March 2, 2020 Author Share Posted March 2, 2020 Thursday, Week 1, December, 2014 WWE 205 Live (Live from Santa Rose Memorial Auditorium (CA), 1,000 in Attendance) Pre-Show: Rich Swann versus A.R. Fox In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Rich Swann defeated A.R. Fox in 18:06 by pinfall with a Chicken Fried Driver. Unfortunately this match was too long given who was involved with the WWE Universe yet to really care about A.R. Fox although they certainly seem to lie the “Fan Favourite” Rich Swann who has featured heavily on 205 Live this past year. Rich Swann is ultimately able to pick up the all-important victory here after hitting a Chicken Fried Driver, his signature maneuver. Match Rating: E+ Pre-Show: Cedric Alexander versus JTG In an extremely poor match, Cedric Alexander defeated JTG in 18:29 by pinfall with a Lung Blower. Unfortunately this match was also too long given who was involved with the WWE Universe not really interested in JTG these days despite the “Gangsta” having spent the better part of a decade competing on Monday Night RAW, Friday Night SmackDown and now 205 Live. The former WWE Cruiserweight Champion Cedric Alexander bounces back after losing the Cruiserweight Championship in last week’s main event by beating JTG tonight. Match Rating: D- Pre-Show: TJ Perkins versus Kalisto In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Kalisto defeated TJ Perkins in 17:45 by pinfall with a Rising Sun. This match was also too long given who was involved with the WWE Universe showing little interest in the masked Kalisto who picks up the victory over JT Perkins here. Match Rating: D- Tonight’s edition of WWE 205 Live kicks off with the 205 Live commentary team of Scott Stanford, the former Cruiserweight Champion Billy Kidman and the 205 Live General Manager John “Bradshaw” Layfield welcoming the television audience to the show and announcing that tonight’s main event will see the new WWE Cruiserweight Champion Buddy Murphy take on Chad Gable in non-title action. The new WWE Cruiserweight Champion Buddy Murphy then makes his way to the ring to a mild reception from the WWE Universe in attendance. Many fans can be seen holding their noses as Buddy Murphy still looks and smells like a “Bum” despite now being a Champion. Murphy retrieves a microphone from the ringside area and says that ever since he was a young boy growing up in Australia he knew that he was special, and that now he stands before everyone as the new WWE Cruiserweight Champion. Murphy says that no matter what some people might say about him, Buddy Murphy’s talents can no longer be doubted. Murphy thanks the 205 Live General Manager JBL for giving him another chance to impress in tonight’s non-title main event. The former WWE Cruiserweight Champion Cedric Alexander then comes to the ring and says that he wants his rematch as soon as possible. JBL then stands up from the ringside announce table and takes a microphone. JBL announces that at the TLC Pay-Per-View later this month Buddy Murphy will put the Cruiserweight Championship on the line in a Triple Threat match against both Cedric Alexander and Rey Mysterio. Cedric seems pleased with his decision and leaves the ring and heads to the back leaving Buddy Murphy looking slightly angry in the middle of the ring as 205 Live heads to its first commercial break of the evening. Rating: E+ Chris Jericho versus Chavo Guerrero In a match that had some good action and average heat, Chris Jericho defeated Chavo Guerrero in 7:38 by pinfall with a Code Breaker. Chavo Guerrero came to the ring in a suit with a badge attached that said “CEO” and repeatedly kept shouting that he was the “CEO” of 205 Live during the match which made the 205 Live General Manager John “Bradshaw” Layfield sitting at the ringside announce table very confused as he claimed he had nothing to do with this. Nevertheless, Jericho gets the win here. Match Rating: C- Following the match an irate Chavo Guerrero takes a microphone and starts shouting at the referee Chad Patton, telling him that Chavo is the CEO of 205 Live and Chad Patton is now fired. The 205 Live General Manager John “Bradshaw” Layfield notes on commentary that Chavo doesn’t have the power to fire anyone and Charles Robinson comes to the ring and Robinson and Patton escort a shouting Chavo to the back as 205 Live heads to another commercial break. Rating: D- Tajiri versus Bobby Fish In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Bobby Fish defeated Tajiri in 8:13 by pinfall with a Moonsault. Scott Stanford and Billy Kidman both tell the 205 Live General Manager John “Bradshaw” Layfield on commentary that Bobby Fish seems to be a great signing to 205 Live by JBL and Bobby Fish impresses in his in-ring 205 Live debut tonight by beating the former Cruiserweight Champion Tajiri following an impressive looking Moonsault. Match Rating: C- We cut backstage to find Enzo Amore watching a monitor and applauding the performance of his back-up Bobby Fish when TJ Perkins walks by, minding his own business. Enzo Amore tells TJ Perkins that he better be careful where he walks now that Enzo Amore has big Bobby Fish looking out for him. Enzo then pushes TJ Perkins before leaving the area as we head to another commercial break. Rating: E+ As we come back from commercial break Ricardo Rodriguez comes to the ring to introduce his client Adrian Neville who marches to the ringside area and immediately confronts the 205 Live General Manager John “Bradshaw” Layfield, claiming that losers like Chad Gable and Cedric Alexander shouldn’t be getting screen time whilst Neville is still in this company. JBL orders Neville to head to the back and Neville and Rodriguez reluctantly leave. Rating: D- Non-Title: WWE Cruiserweight Champion Buddy Murphy versus Chad Gable In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Buddy Murphy defeated Chad Gable in 12:58 by pinfall. A pretty vocal crowd didn’t seem particularly thrilled with seeing Buddy Murphy as the WWE Universe have not really taken to the new Cruiserweight Champion yet. However, Buddy Murphy picks up another victory in tonight’s main event. Match Rating: E- Final Show Rating: E+ Prediction League Table: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted March 3, 2020 Author Share Posted March 3, 2020 Friday, Week 1, December, 2014 http://www.daddyshangout.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Smackdown-Logo.jpg The following contests are confirmed to take place on tonight’s edition of WWE Friday Night SmackDown: Non-Title: WWE World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles versus Erick Rowan The main event of tonight’s edition of Friday Night SmackDown was announced earlier today via a tweet sent out by the Friday Night SmackDown General Manager Eva Marie and will see the WWE World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles take on one half of the Bludgeon Brothers Erick Rowan in a non-title match. Last week on SmackDown AJ Styles came out to address the WWE Universe following his performance at Survivor Series when AJ was the sole survivor in his Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match as he led his team to victory against Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens, Jimmy and Jey Uso and the Bludgeon Brothers of Rowan and Luke Harper. However, Christian also attacked AJ Styles during that match. Last week on SmackDown Christian interrupted AJ whilst AJ was addressing the WWE Universe and announced that at the TLC Pay-Per-View later this month Christian will challenge AJ for the WWE Championship in a Ladder match. AJ faces a tough test against Erick Rowan tonight who will no doubt do all he can to pick up the all-important victory over the WWE Champion. Non-Title: WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champions The Bar versus Heath Slater and Rhyno The WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champions Sheamus and Antonio Cesaro, known to the WWE Universe as “The Bar” will be in non-title action tonight on Friday Night SmackDown as they will take on the team of Heath Slater and Rhyno. With their manager and mentor Robbie Brookside at their side, Sheamus and Cesaro became the new WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champions for the first time two weeks ago on SmackDown and made their first title defence against the Prime Time Players back at Survivor Series. Non-Title: WWE United States Champion Randy Orton versus Mark Henry The WWE United States Champion Randy Orton will be in action tonight on Friday Night SmackDown as he will face another former World Champion in Mark Henry in a non-title match. Tonight will be the “Monster” Mark Henry’s first match on SmackDown since September. Damien Sandow versus Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens will take on Damien Sandow tonight on Friday Night SmackDown. Despite failing to beat Team AJ Styles in the Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match, Kevin Owens bounced back with a victory over Big E Langston last week on SmackDown. Big Show versus Wade Barrett The World’s Largest Athlete, the Big Show, will take on Wade Barrett tonight on Friday Night SmackDown. Last week on SmackDown Big Show came to the ring dressed as a Biker as he defeated Konnor. Non-Title: WWE Women’s Champion Becky Lynch versus Layla Finally, the WWE Women’s Champion Becky Lynch will take on Layla tonight on Friday Night SmackDown in a non-title match. Layla was the final WWE Women’s Champion back in 2010 before the title was brought back earlier this year. Quick Picks: Non-Title: WWE World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles versus Erick Rowan Non-Title: WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champions The Bar versus Heath Slater and Rhyno Non-Title: WWE United States Champion Randy Orton versus Mark Henry Damien Sandow versus Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens Big Show versus Wade Barrett Non-Title: WWE Women’s Champion Becky Lynch versus Layla (Predictions are welcomed, there will be a prediction contest held every month.) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted March 5, 2020 Author Share Posted March 5, 2020 Friday, Week 1, December, 2014 http://www.daddyshangout.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Smackdown-Logo.jpg WWE Friday Night SmackDown! (Live from Carlson Center (AK), 5,226 in Attendance) Pre-Show: Christina Von Eerie versus Tamina In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Tamina defeated Christina Von Eerie in 18:27 by pinfall with a Samoan Drop. Unfortunately this match needed to be a lot shorter given who was involved with the WWE Universe not really caring about either woman despite both having competed on Friday Night SmackDown several times over the past year. Nevertheless, the daughter of Jimmy “Superfly” Snuka, Tamina, picks up the all-important victory here after hitting Christina Von Eerie with a Samoan Drop. Match Rating: E- Pre-Show: Big E Langston and Kofi Kingston versus The Uso’s In a match that had some good action and average heat, The Uso's defeated Big E & Kofi in 17:45 when Jey Uso defeated Big E Langston by pinfall with an Alley-Us. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team of Josh Mathews, Joey Styles and Matt Striker took up their positions at ringside prior to this tag team match taking place which saw two teams who have previously held the WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championships go head to head. The Uso’s pick up the win here after Jey Uso pins Big E Langston following a double team maneuver. Match Rating: C Pre-Show: R-Truth versus Tye Dillinger In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, R-Truth defeated Tye Dillinger in 18:26 by pinfall with a What's Up? R-Truth was visibly tiring towards the end of this match but was still able to get the win here. Match Rating: D- Friday Night SmackDown kicks off with the WWE World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles making his way to the ring to a tremendous ovation from the WWE Universe in attendance. AJ Styles is quick to retrieve a microphone from the ringside area and says that not only is AJ the “Franchise Player” on Friday Night SmackDown but that he is also a fighting WWE Champion and that he is pleased that the Friday Night SmackDown General Manager Eva Marie has put AJ in tonight’s non-title main event against Erick Rowan of the Bludgeon Brothers. AJ says that he beat Luke Harper last week in SmackDown’s non-title main event and that he’ll do the same to the other meathead in Erick Rowan tonight. AJ Styles then turns his attention to the TLC Pay-Per-View in a few weeks where AJ says he will defeat Christian in their Ladder match by climbing a ladder and retrieving the WWE Championship and continuing his title reign. AJ says that he understands that Christian is one of the innovators of the Ladder match but that Christian isn’t ready to face AJ Styles at TLC. Christian then comes to the entrance-way with a microphone of his own and says that the TLC Pay-Per-View may be Christian’s last chance at glory and he plans to step over AJ Styles on route to becoming the new WWE Champion. Rating: C- Non-Title: WWE Women’s Champion Becky Lynch versus Layla In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Becky Lynch defeated Layla in 7:03 by pinfall with a Hard Knox. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team announce that Becky Lynch will defend her WWE Women’s Championship against former Champion Carmella at the TLC Pay-Per-View. Match Rating: D- Becky Lynch celebrates her victory in front of the WWE Universe, holding her WWE Women’s Championship high in the air. That is until Carmella walks to the ring with a microphone in hand. Carmella tells Becky that at the TLC Pay-Per-View she will take back her WWE Women’s Championship. Becky then smiles before throwing Carmella out of the ring. Rating: E- Non-Title: WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champions The Bar versus Heath Slater and Rhyno In a match that had some good action and average heat, The Bar defeated Slater & Rhyno in 9:27 when Sheamus defeated Heath Slater by pinfall with a Brogue Kick. Robbie Brookside accompanied his clients, the WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champions Sheamus and Antonio Cesaro to ringside for this match and watched on as the team known to the WWE Universe as “The Bar” were victorious after Sheamus pinned Heath Slater following a Brogue Kick. Match Rating: C- Following their victory the WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champions Sheamus and Antonio Cesaro celebrate in front of the WWE Universe with their manager Robbie Brookside until Jimmy and Jey Uso come to the entrance-way. Jimmy Uso has a microphone in hand and says that it won’t be long until the WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championships are back in the hands of the Uso’s. Rating: C Non-Title: WWE United States Champion Randy Orton versus Mark Henry In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Randy Orton defeated Mark Henry in 7:51 by pinfall with an RKO. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team note that this is Mark Henry’s first match on SmackDown since September. Mark Henry falls victim to an RKO in this one. Match Rating: C Following his victory Randy Orton celebrates in the ring with his United States Championship until Jinder Mahal comes to the entrance-way with a microphone in hand. Jinder says that Orton has proved that he can beat old-timers like Mark Henry and youngsters like Andy Leavine but Jinder says that Orton would struggle with someone in the prime of their life like Jinder Mahal. Rating: D Damien Sandow versus Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens In a match that had some good action and average heat, Kevin Owens defeated Damien Sandow in 7:55 by submission with a Sharpshooter. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team note that Kevin Owens continues his winning streak on SmackDown tonight. Match Rating: C- We cut backstage to find the Friday Night SmackDown General Manager Eva Marie in her office when Summer Rae walks into the room and asks Eva for an opportunity to show what she can do in the ring. Eva says that Summer Rae will get what she is given and slaps Summer Rae leaving Summer Rae almost close to tears as she leaves the office. Rating: F Big Show versus Wade Barrett In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Big Show defeated Wade Barrett in 8:34 by pinfall with a Choke Slam. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team note that Big Show’s Biker look seems to be working for him as he picks up another victory tonight. Match Rating: C We cut backstage to find AJ Styles making final preparations before his non-title Friday Night SmackDown main event against Erick Rowan when the WWE World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles turns around to find Christian about to pick up a ladder. AJ stares at Christian who drops the ladder and walks away scowling. Rating: D Non-Title: WWE World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles versus Erick Rowan In a match that had some good action and average heat, AJ Styles defeated Erick Rowan in 12:54 by pinfall with a Styles Clash. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team note that AJ Styles has now beat both members of the Bludgeon Brothers in Rowan and Harper in consecutive weeks. Match Rating: C Post-Show: Ryback versus Bobby Roode In a match that had some good action and average heat, Bobby Roode defeated Ryback in 12:47 by submission with a Fujiwara Armbar. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team remain at ringside to watch this one. Match Rating: D+ Post-Show: Fandango versus Stardust In a match that had some good action and average heat, Fandango defeated Stardust in 13:14 by pinfall with a Shooting Star Press. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team also stay at ringside to watch this match. Match Rating: D Final Show Rating: C- Prediction League Table: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted April 7, 2020 Author Share Posted April 7, 2020 Monday, Week 2, December, 2014 http://www.targetcenter.com/assets/img/WWE_RAW_LIVE_DEC_2014_SPOTLIGHT-NEW.jpg The following contests are confirmed to take place on tonight’s edition of WWE Monday Night RAW: Non-Title: WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar versus Rob Van Dam The main event of tonight’s edition of Monday Night RAW was announced earlier today via a tweet sent out by the Monday Night RAW General Manager Brad Maddox and will see the WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar take on Rob Van Dam in non-title action. At the TLC Pay-Per-View in just a few weeks Brock Lesnar will put his WWE Universal Championship on the line in a Fatal Four-Way Tables, Ladders and Chairs match against Shield members Roman Reigns, William Regal and Braun Strowman. Rob Van Dam interrupted the WWE Chief Operating Officer Triple H and his D-Generation X partner Shawn Michaels last week and told the WWE Universe that Triple H and Shawn Michaels have been holding RVD down his entire career, and RVD tonight has a chance to pick up what would be an all-important victory against the Universal Champion Brock Lesnar which could well lead to a future title opportunity. WWE RAW Tag Team Titles: IC Champ Rollins & Ambrose © vs. Dallas & Graves vs. Burch & McClain The WWE RAW Tag Team Championships will be on the line again tonight on Monday Night RAW as the WWE RAW Tag Team Champions, the WWE Intercontinental Champion Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose, will put their titles on the line in a Triple Threat Elimination tag team match against the teams of Bo Dallas and Corey Graves, known to the WWE Universe as the “Saviours”, as well as the team of Danny Burch and Troy McClain. Rollins and Ambrose became the new WWE RAW Tag Team Champions for the first time two weeks ago on RAW when they defeated the former Champions Drew McIntyre and Dolph Ziggler in a Triple Threat tag team match that also involved Roman Reigns and William Regal. Non-Title: WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne versus Mason Ryan Last week on Monday Night RAW the WWE Universe learned that at the TLC Pay-Per-View in a few weeks Pete Dunne will put his WWE United Kingdom Championship on the line against Uncle Elgin but before then Dunne will take on Mason Ryan in non-title action tonight on RAW. Sami Zayn versus Braun Strowman In just a few weeks at the TLC Pay-Per-View Braun Strowman will join his Shield stablemates Roman Reigns and William Regal in challenging Brock Lesnar for the WWE Universal Championship in a Fatal Four-Way Tables, Ladders and Chairs match but before then Strowman will face Sami Zayn in non-title action tonight on Monday Night RAW. Dolph Ziggler versus Jack Swagger Last week on Monday Night RAW Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre, known by the WWE Universe as the “Dogs of War”, said that it wouldn’t be long before they get the WWE RAW Tag Team Championships back. Ziggler will be in action against Jack Swagger tonight on Monday Night RAW. Non-Title: WWE Divas Champion Alexa Bliss versus Nia Jax Finally, the WWE Divas Champion Alexa Bliss will take on Nia Jax in non-title action tonight on Monday Night RAW. Last week on Monday Night RAW Alexa Bliss was attacked by Sasha Banks before Bayley rushed to the ring to make the save. Quick Picks: Non-Title: WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar versus Rob Van Dam WWE RAW Tag Team Championships: Rollins & Ambrose © vs. Dallas & Graves vs. Burch & McClain Non-Title: WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne versus Mason Ryan Sami Zayn versus Braun Strowman Dolph Ziggler versus Jack Swagger Non-Title: WWE Divas Champion Alexa Bliss versus Nia Jax (Predictions are welcomed, there will be a prediction contest held every month.) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted April 23, 2020 Author Share Posted April 23, 2020 Monday, Week 2, December, 2014 http://www.targetcenter.com/assets/img/WWE_RAW_LIVE_DEC_2014_SPOTLIGHT-NEW.jpg WWE Monday Night RAW (Live from Carlson Center (AK) 5,154 in Attendance) Pre-Show: Mia Yim versus Rosa Mendes In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Mia Yim defeated Rosa Mendes in 17:42 by submission with a Guillotine Choke. Unfortunately this match needed to be a lot shorter given who was involved with the WWE Universe not really caring about Rosa Mendes at all despite her having competed on Monday Night RAW and Friday Night SmackDown for years now. Nevertheless, Mia Yim picks up the all-important victory here after forcing Rosa Mendes to submit. Match Rating: E- Pre-Show: The Bella Twins versus Kharma and Cheerleader Melissa In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, The Bella Twins defeated Kharma and Cheerleader Melissa in 17:43 when Nikki Bella defeated Cheerleader Melissa by pinfall with an X Factor. Unfortunately this match was also needed to be a lot shorter given who was involved with the WWE Universe not really interested in Cheerleader Melissa at all despite Cheerleader Melissa also having competed in several matches on Monday Night RAW in the past. Nikki Bella wins this match for her team after pinning Melissa following the X Factor. Match Rating: D Pre-Show: Fatsuhiko Nakajima versus Curt Hawkins In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Curt Hawkins defeated Fatsuhiko Nakajima in 18:04 by pinfall with a Heat Seeking Elbow. The Godfather accompanied Fatsuhiko Nakajima to ringside for this match and offered vocal support throughout the match but it was Curt Hawkins who left victorious here. Match Rating: E+ Tonight’s edition of Monday Night RAW kicks off with the WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar making his way to the ring. Brock Lesnar receives a great reception from the WWE Universe in attendance as he is joined tonight by his in-ring mentor Billy Gunn. Brock enters the ring whilst Billy Gunn retrieves a microphone from the ringside area before joining his friend in the ring. Billy Gunn says that at the TLC Pay-Per-View in just a few weeks Brock Lesnar will put the WWE Universal Championship on the line in a Fatal Four-Way Tables, Ladders and Chairs match against three members of the Shield in Roman Reigns, William Regal and Braun Strowman. Billy Gunn says that Brock Lesnar has faced tough battles in the past and that this match may be his toughest but he is sure that Brock Lesnar will be the one to retrieve the Universal Championship from the top of a ladder and leave 2014 as the Universal Champion. Billy Gunn then turns his attention to Brock Lesnar’s opponent in tonight’s non-title main event, Rob Van Dam, and says that he is pleased that the Monday Night RAW General Manager Brad Maddox has given the entire WWE Universe the opportunity to see Brock Lesnar take RVD to “Suplex City” tonight. Roman Reigns then comes to the entrance-way with a microphone of his own and declares that the Shield will leave the TLC Pay-Per-View with the Universal Championship one way or another. Rating: C Non-Title: WWE Divas Champion Alexa Bliss versus Nia Jax In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Alexa Bliss defeated Nia Jax in 5:39 by pinfall with a Twisted Bliss. Road Dogg accompanied his friend and protégé Alexa Bliss to ringside for this match and offered vocal support throughout the match as the Divas Champion Bliss picked up the win. Match Rating: E- Following her victory the WWE Divas Champion Alexa Bliss celebrates in the ring with Road Dogg in front of the WWE Universe until Sasha Banks rushes to the ring and attacks Alexa until Ronda Rousey shocks the entire WWE Universe by making her WWE debut which leads to Sasha Banks fleeing the ring instantly. Ronda Rousey takes a microphone from the ringside area and announces herself like a true Ring Announcer as “Rowdy” Ronda Rousey, and that she's here to stay and is going to dominate for a long time. Rating: E+ WWE RAW Tag Team Titles: IC Champ Rollins & Ambrose © vs. Dallas & Graves vs. Burch & McClain In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Rollins & Ambrose defeated The Saviours and Burch & McClain in 7:37; the order of elimination was Burch & McClain first, and then The Saviours. Rollins & Ambrose make defence number 2 of their WWE RAW Tag Team titles. Dean Malenko accompanied the team of Bo Dallas and Corey Graves, introduced to the WWE Universe as “The Saviours”, to the ring for this Triple Threat Elimination match for the WWE RAW Tag Team Championships. Seth Rollins eliminated the team of Danny Burch and Troy McClain first after pinning McClain before Seth Rollins also pinned Bo Dallas to win the match and retain the titles for his team. Match Rating: D Following their victory the WWE RAW Tag Team Champions Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose celebrate in the ring until Derrick Bateman comes to the entrance-way with a microphone and says that he and his partner Andrade “Cien” Almas want the next shot at the titles. Rating: F Non-Title: WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne versus Mason Ryan In an extremely poor match, Pete Dunne defeated Mason Ryan in 7:45 by pinfall with a Bitter End. Unfortunately Pete Dunne and Mason Ryan don’t seem to click as opponents and it made for an awkward bout tonight. Match Rating: E+ Following his victory the WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne celebrates in the ring with his title until Uncle Elgin walks down to the ring with a microphone in hand and says that it won’t be long until Elgin beats Dunne at the TLC Pay-Per-View and becomes the new UK Champion. Pete Dunne tries to hit Elgin with the UK title but Elgin ducks and sends Pete Dunne out of the ring. Rating: E- We cut backstage to find the Godfather dancing and trying to have a good time when Kevin Nash walks past. Nash looks at the Godfather with disgust and throws the Godfather into a wall before walking away. Rating: D Dolph Ziggler versus Jack Swagger In a match that had some good action and average heat, Dolph Ziggler defeated Jack Swagger in 7:59 by pinfall with a Zig Zag. The Monday Night RAW commentary team of Michael Cole, Jim Ross and Jerry “the King” Lawler all agree that Ziggler and Drew McIntyre are due another opportunity to challenge for the WWE RAW Tag Team Championships. Match Rating: C Following a commercial break we cut backstage to find Drew McIntyre celebrating his partner Dolph Ziggler’s victory from moments ago. McIntyre opens a bottle of champagne and the contents spill onto Raquel Diaz who was on her mobile phone nearby. Diaz looks furious as McIntyre laughs before leaving the scene. Rating: E+ WWE’s Chief Operating Officer Triple H and his wife Stephanie McMahon come to the ring. Triple H tells the WWE Universe that they are here to check up on the Monday Night RAW General Manager Brad Maddox but also announce that Ronda Rousey has officially signed a contract and at the TLC Pay-Per-View Ronda Rousey will join Sasha Banks in challenging Alexa Bliss for the WWE Divas Championship in a Triple Threat match. Rating: B- Sami Zayn versus Braun Strowman In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Braun Strowman defeated Sami Zayn in 7:08 by pinfall with a Big Splash. Finlay accompanied Braun Strowman to ringside for this one and offered vocal instructions throughout the match which led to Strowman picking up the victory. Match Rating: E Braun Strowman celebrates his victory in the ring with Finlay when the pair are joined by their fellow Shield member in William Regal, who takes a microphone and promises that one of the Shield will leave TLC as the new Universal Champion. Rating: D+ We cut backstage to find the Monday Night RAW General Manager Brad Maddox in his office when the WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley walks in. Foley tells Maddox he thinks he could do a better job as General Manager and Brad Maddox orders Foley to leave right now. Rating: D- The WWE Universe come to their feet as Goldberg makes his way to the ring. Goldberg takes a microphone from ringside and says that he is here to watch his old foe Brock Lesnar in action in tonight’s Monday Night RAW non-title main event, which is next. Rating: B- Non-Title: WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar versus Rob Van Dam In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Brock Lesnar defeated Rob Van Dam in 15:56 by pinfall with an F-5. Rob Van Dam seemed off his game tonight which led to the WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar getting the win in tonight’s main event. Match Rating: B- (Terry Taylor would seriously consider either turning Rob Van Dam or trying a new gimmick as he has become a stale character and needs a shake-up.) Post-Show: Jason Jordan versus Kenny King In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Jason Jordan defeated Kenny King in 13:30 by pinfall. Michael Cole and Jerry “The King” Lawler remained to watch this match whilst Jim Ross headed to the back. Match Rating: E Post-Show: Batista versus Leo Kruger In an extremely poor match, Batista defeated Leo Kruger in 13:13 by pinfall with a Batista Bomb. Angel Williams accompanied Batista at ringside for this match and acted as a cheerleader for Batista throughout the match. Match Rating: E+ Final Show Rating: C+ Prediction League Table: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted May 3, 2020 Author Share Posted May 3, 2020 Thursday, Week 2, December, 2014 The following contests are confirmed to take place on tonight’s edition of WWE 205 Live: Non-Title: WWE Cruiserweight Champion Buddy Murphy versus Rich Swann The main event of tonight’s edition of WWE 205 Live was announced earlier today via a tweet sent out from the 205 Live General Manager John “Bradshaw” Layfield and will see the WWE Cruiserweight Champion Buddy Murphy in action as he will take on Rich Swann in a non-title match. Last week on 205 Live John “Bradshaw” Layfield took a microphone from his position at the commentary table and informed the WWE Universe that at the TLC Pay-Per-View later this month Buddy Murphy will put his WWE Cruiserweight Championship on the line for the first time as he will defend the title in a Triple Threat match against the former Cruiserweight Champion Cedric Alexander as well as the masked former eight-time Cruiserweight Champion, Rey Mysterio. Many people don’t like Buddy Murphy to get too close to them due to his personal hygiene issues, and the Australian has been called a “Bum” by many in his short time in 205 Live due to the way he looks and smells. However, in-ring Buddy Murphy is clearly a great athlete and he shocked the WWE Universe two weeks ago when he defeated Cedric Alexander in 205 Live’s main event to become the new WWE Cruiserweight Champion. Buddy Murphy was then victorious over Chad Gable in last week’s 205 Live non-title main event. Buddy Murphy’s opponent tonight, Rich Swann, is a Fan Favourite among the WWE Universe but hasn’t won a one on one match on 205 Live since a victory over Chavo Guerrero back in August. Rich Swann will no doubt be doing all he can to pick up the all-important victory tonight which could well lead to Rich Swann getting a future title opportunity. Chris Jericho versus Kzy The “Cheeky Monkey” himself, “Y2J” Chris Jericho will be in action tonight on 205 Live as he will take on Kzy, the Japanese star who impressed with a victory over Tajiri in his 205 Live in-ring debut two weeks ago. Kzy came to the ring against Tajiri dressed like a “Punk” and clearly has confidence in himself. Can he defeat another former Cruiserweight Champion in Chris Jericho tonight? Jay Briscoe versus Epico Tonight’s edition of 205 Live will see the in-ring debut of the “Redneck” himself Jay Briscoe, a fourteen year veteran who has competed all over the United States and abroad for over a decade before finally getting his chance to perform in front of the WWE Universe tonight. Jay Briscoe will have a tough test in his debut as he will take on the former WWE Tag Team Champion Epico, who will no doubt have his cousin and tag team partner Primo nearby as well as possibly the small man in a bull costume, El Torito. Quick Picks: Non-Title: WWE Cruiserweight Champion Buddy Murphy versus Rich Swann Chris Jericho versus Kzy Jay Briscoe versus Epico (Predictions are welcomed, there will be a prediction contest held every month.) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted May 5, 2020 Author Share Posted May 5, 2020 Thursday, Week 2, December, 2014 WWE 205 Live (Live from Connolly Center (WA), 978 in Attendance) Pre-Show: Chad Gable versus Oliver Grey In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Chad Gable defeated Oliver Grey in 18:26 by submission. Unfortunately Chad Gable and Oliver Grey don’t seem to click as opponents and it made for an awkward bout here. Nevertheless, the former Olympian Chad Gable picks up the all-important victory here over Oliver Grey of British Ambition by forcing Chad Gable to submit, much to the delight of the WWE Universe in attendance who were fully in support of the hybrid athlete Chad Gable, who is of course trained in both amateur and luchador styles. Match Rating: E Pre-Show: TJ Perkins versus Dustin Rayz In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, TJ Perkins defeated Dustin Rayz in 18:18 by submission with a Figure Four Deathlock. Dustin Rayz was visibly tiring towards the end of this match that went the distance and TJ Perkins’ superior physical conditioning led to Perkins getting the win here after forcing Dustin Rayz to submit to a painful looking Figure Four Deathlock which pleased the WWE Universe in attendance who were fully behind the Fan Favourite TJ Perkins. Match Rating: D- Pre-Show: Cedric Alexander versus Mark Haskins In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Cedric Alexander defeated Mark Haskins in 17:42 by pinfall with an Atomic Wedgie Bomb. Unfortunately this match was too long given who was involved with the WWE Universe in attendance not really interested in Mark Haskins. The former WWE Cruiserweight Champion Cedric Alexander was victorious here. Match Rating: E+ Tonight’s edition of WWE 205 Live kicks off with the WWE 205 Live commentary team of Scott Stanford, former WWE Cruiserweight Champion Billy Kidman and 205 Live General Manager John “Bradshaw” Layfield welcoming the television audience to the show and announcing that tonight’s main event will see the WWE Cruiserweight Champion Buddy Murphy in non-title action against Rich Swann. The former WWE Cruiserweight Champion Cedric Alexander is then seen standing in the ring with a microphone in hand. Cedric Alexander says that in just a few weeks he will join one of his idols, the masked Rey Mysterio, in challenging Buddy Murphy for the WWE Cruiserweight Championship in a Triple Threat match at the TLC Pay-Per-View. Cedric Alexander continues by telling the WWE Universe that he grew up watching Rey Mysterio on both Monday Night RAW and Friday Night SmackDown and wants to one day follow in Mysterio’s footsteps by becoming the WWE Champion. The Fan Favourite Cedric Alexander says that he will not go easy on Rey Mysterio at the TLC Pay-Per-View and he will take the Cruiserweight Championship back from the Australian “Bum” Buddy Murphy. Cedric Alexander warns Rey Mysterio that even though he will be wearing his signature mask at the TLC Pay-Per-View, he should still prepare himself for the stench of Buddy Murphy. Cedric finally says that he will be looking forward to seeing Murphy in action against his good friend Rich Swann in tonight’s non-title main event before Cedric Alexander leaves the ring and heads to the back as we head to our first commercial break of the evening, with the commentary team announcing that Jay Briscoe will make his 205 Live debut next. Rating: E+ Jay Briscoe versus Epico In a bout that had solid in-ring action and average heat, Epico defeated Jay Briscoe in 6:58 by submission with a Figure Four Leglock. Jay Briscoe came to the ring wearing a cowboy hat and looking like a typical Redneck in his 205 Live debut against the former WWE Tag Team Champion Epico here. However, it was Epico who shocked the WWE Universe by forcing Jay Briscoe to submit here. Match Rating: D+ We cut backstage to find Rich Swann preparing for tonight’s 205 Live non-title main event against the WWE Cruiserweight Champion Buddy Murphy when Rich Swann starts to hold his nose. We then see the Cruiserweight Champion Buddy Murphy approach Rich Swann and tells him that Rich Swann can mock Murphy’s personal hygiene all he wants but that tonight Rich Swann has been given a gift by the 205 Live General Manager John “Bradshaw” Layfield, the chance to be in the ring with the Cruiserweight Champion. Rich Swann says that he will be all business tonight when he beats Buddy Murphy before walking away, still holding his nose. Rating: F+ Chris Jericho versus Kzy In a bout that had solid in-ring action and average heat, Chris Jericho defeated Kzy in 8:23 by submission with a Walls of Jericho. The performance of Chris Jericho stood out as being good as he defeated the “Punk” from Japan Kzy here after forcing Kzy to submit to the Walls of Jericho, much to the delight of the WWE Universe in attendance who were pleased to witness the “Cheeky Monkey” Chris Jericho in action. Match Rating: C- We cut backstage to find the little man dressed in a bull costume El Torito jumping repeatedly trying to reach the light switch to turn the light on. TJ Perkins walks by and chuckles a little before turning the light on for El Torito who looks a little embarrassed. Rating: F+ El Torito looks embarrassed after TJ Perkins had to help him turn the light on and El Torito is soon joined by the former WWE Tag Team Champions Primo and Epico, his “owners”. Primo tells TJ Perkins that Epico got a big victory over Jay Briscoe earlier tonight on 205 Live and if TJ Perkins isn’t careful then he will be the next one to feel the wrath of Primo and Epico. TJ Perkins laughs again before walking away as Primo and Epico look to console El Torito. Rating: E+ Non-Title: WWE Cruiserweight Champion Buddy Murphy versus Rich Swann In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Buddy Murphy defeated Rich Swann in 14:05 by pinfall with a Murphy's Law. Unfortunately this match was too long given who was involved with some of the WWE Universe still yet to be convinced by the Cruiserweight Champion Buddy Murphy. Nevertheless, Buddy Murphy was victorious again in tonight’s 205 Live non-title main event. Match Rating: E- Final Show Rating: E+ Prediction League Table: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted May 25, 2020 Author Share Posted May 25, 2020 Friday, Week 2, December, 2014 http://www.daddyshangout.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Smackdown-Logo.jpg The following contests are confirmed to take place on tonight’s edition of WWE Friday Night SmackDown: WWE World Heavyweight Championship: AJ Styles © versus Tye Dillinger The main event of tonight’s edition of WWE Friday Night SmackDown was announced earlier today via a tweet sent out by the Friday Night SmackDown General Manager Eva Marie and will see AJ Styles put the WWE World Heavyweight Championship on the line against Tye Dillinger. The WWE Championship will be on the line on SmackDown tonight for the first time since June after Tye Dillinger took to social media to complain about only having had two opportunities to compete on SmackDown all year, the last of which came in a defeat to Damien Sandow back in September. The “Franchise Player” of SmackDown AJ Styles then tweeted that he would be willing to give Dillinger a chance to prove himself and also agreed to put the WWE Championship on the line before Eva Marie then made the match official. An all-important victory for Tye Dillinger tonight would shake the WWE Universe to its core just a few weeks before AJ Styles is currently scheduled to put the WWE Championship on the line against Christian in a Ladder match at the TLC Pay-Per-View. Non-Title: SmackDown Tag Team Champions The Bar (Sheamus & Cesaro) vs. Heath Slater & Rhyno The WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champions Sheamus and Antonio Cesaro, known to the WWE Universe as “The Bar”, will take on the team of Heath Slater and Rhyno tonight on Friday Night SmackDown in non-title action. This is a rematch from last week’s edition of SmackDown when Sheamus and Cesaro defeated Slater and Rhyno in non-title action whilst their manager Robbie Brookside looked on. Non-Title: WWE United States Champion Randy Orton versus Justin Gabriel The WWE United States Champion Randy Orton will take on former WWE Tag Team Champion Justin Gabriel in non-title action tonight on Friday Night SmackDown. Following an impressive victory over Mark Henry last week on SmackDown, Randy Orton was interrupted by Jinder Mahal who claimed that Orton would struggle in a one on one match against Mahal. The Great Khali versus Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens The former World Champion The Great Khali will take on Friday Night SmackDown’s holder of the Money in the Bank briefcase Kevin Owens tonight on Friday Night SmackDown. Kevin Owens is a true Bad Ass in singles competition and has not lost a one on one match since losing the Universal Championship to Brock Lesnar back in June. Big Show versus Goldust The WWE Universe will see two veterans go head to head tonight on Friday Night SmackDown as Big Show will take on Goldust with both Superstars looking to impress the Friday Night SmackDown General Manager Eva Marie. WWE Women’s Champion Becky Lynch and Asuka versus Maxine and Madison Eagles Finally, tag team action in the women’s division tonight on Friday Night SmackDown will see the WWE Women’s Champion Becky Lynch team up with the Japanese “Joshi Shooter” Asuka to take on the team of Maxine and Madison Eagles. Last week on SmackDown the former Women’s Champion Carmella informed the WWE Universe that she will challenge Becky Lynch for the Women’s Championship at the TLC Pay-Per-View later this month. Quick Picks: WWE World Heavyweight Championship: AJ Styles © versus Tye Dillinger Non-Title: WWE Tag Team Champions The Bar (Sheamus & Cesaro) versus Heath Slater and Rhyno Non-Title: WWE United States Champion Randy Orton versus Justin Gabriel The Great Khali versus Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens Big Show versus Goldust WWE Women’s Champion Becky Lynch and Asuka versus Maxine and Madison Eagles (Predictions are welcomed, there will be a prediction contest held every month.) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted June 12, 2020 Author Share Posted June 12, 2020 Friday, Week 2, December, 2014 http://www.daddyshangout.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Smackdown-Logo.jpg WWE Friday Night SmackDown! (Live from Mammoth Events Center (CO), 4,895 in Attendance) Pre-Show: Cameron versus Portia Perez In an extremely poor match, Cameron defeated Portia Perez in 17:50 by pinfall with a Springboard Bulldog. Cameron was visibly tiring towards the end of this match that went the distance. It seemed that Portia Perez had superior physical conditioning when compared to the former Funkadaktyll in Cameron. Nevertheless, despite being exhausted, Cameron was still able to pick up the all-important victory here after hitting Portia Perez with an impressive looking Springboard Bulldog as Cameron’s mentor Arn Anderson looked on with pride. Match Rating: E Pre-Show: Big E Langston and Kofi Kingston versus The Uso’s In a match that had some good action and average heat, The Uso's defeated Big E & Kofi in 18:02 when Jey Uso defeated Kofi Kingston by pinfall with an Alley-Us. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team of Josh Mathews, Joey Styles and Matt Striker took up their positions at ringside prior to this tag team match taking place which saw two teams that traded the WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championships earlier this year go head to head. Jey Uso pinned Kofi Kingston to pick up the win for his team here following a double team maneuver. Match Rating: C Pre-Show: Ted DiBiase versus Titus O’Neil In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Titus O'Neil defeated Ted DiBiase in 17:46 by pinfall with a Spear. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team looked on from ringside as Titus O’Neil pinned Ted DiBiase following a Spear here. Match Rating: D Tonight’s edition of Friday Night SmackDown kicks off with the WWE World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles making his way to the ring. AJ Styles receives a great reception from the WWE Universe in attendance as he retrieves a microphone from the ringside area. AJ says that for the past few weeks he has been busy defeating both members of the Bludgeon Brothers in singles competition in consecutive non-title main event matches. AJ says that he is the Franchise Player of Friday Night SmackDown but even he needs a break sometimes, and during the week he checked Twitter to see Tye Dillinger of all people moaning and complaining about not being given opportunities. AJ said that he personally spoke to the Friday Night SmackDown General Manager Eva Marie and asked that Tye Dillinger be given an opportunity so in tonight’s main event AJ Styles will put the WWE Championship on the line against Tye Dillinger. AJ says that he is willing to put his title on the line every single week if it means that he can give opportunities to those that he feels deserves it. Christian then comes to the entrance-way with a microphone of his own and reminds AJ that if he gets past Tye Dillinger tonight then he has a Ladder match with Christian for the WWE Championship at the TLC Pay-Per-View in just a few weeks and that will be the night that Christian takes the WWE Championship. Rating: D+ WWE Women’s Champion Becky Lynch and Asuka versus Maxine and Madison Eagles In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Becky Lynch and Asuka defeated Maxine and Madison Eagles in 6:37 when Becky Lynch defeated Madison Eagles by pinfall with a Hard Knox. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team note that Becky Lynch will put her WWE Women’s Championship on the line against the former Champion Carmella at the TLC Pay-Per-View. Match Rating: D- Following their tag team victory the WWE Women’s Champion Becky Lynch and Asuka celebrate in front of the WWE Universe. Carmella then rushes to the ring and looks to attack Becky from behind but Becky is warned by Asuka and Becky hits Carmella with a right hand that leaves Carmella stumbling out of the ring. Rating: E Non-Title: SmackDown Tag Team Champions The Bar (Sheamus & Cesaro) vs. Heath Slater & Rhyno In a match that had some good action and average heat, The Bar defeated Slater & Rhyno in 8:12 when Sheamus defeated Heath Slater by pinfall with a Brogue Kick. British legend Robbie Brookside once again accompanied his clients, the WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champions Sheamus and Antonio Cesaro, known to the WWE Universe as “The Bar”, to ringside for this match and witnessed Sheamus hitting Heath Slater with a Brogue Kick to win the match for his team. Match Rating: C- Following their victory Sheamus and Antonio Cesaro celebrate in the ring with their mentor Robbie Brookside in front of the WWE Universe until the Uso’s come to the entrance-way. Jey Uso has a microphone in hand and announces that Jimmy and Jey will challenge the Bar for the WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championships at the TLC Pay-Per-View in a Tables match. Rating: C- Non-Title: WWE United States Champion Randy Orton versus Justin Gabriel In a match that had some good action and average heat, Randy Orton defeated Justin Gabriel in 8:06 by pinfall with an RKO. Justin Gabriel was really off his game tonight which led to Randy Orton getting the victory here. Match Rating: C Following his victory Randy Orton celebrates in the ring until Jinder Mahal comes to the entrance-way with a microphone in hand. Jinder says that Orton has proven he can beat losers like Justin Gabriel and Andy Leavine but that Orton would struggle if he ever went one on one with Jinder. Rating: D The Great Khali versus Friday Night SmackDown’s Mr. Money in the Bank Kevin Owens In a bout that had solid in-ring action and average heat, Kevin Owens defeated The Great Khali in 8:27 by submission with a Sharpshooter. Val Venis accompanied the Great Khali to the ring for this one but it was Kevin Owens who was victorious. Match Rating: D+ A video is played promoting the young Andy Leavine and showing highlights of his impressive performances on Friday Night SmackDown in losing efforts against the likes of Randy Orton and Jinder Mahal. Rating: F Big Show versus Goldust In a match that had some good action and average heat, Big Show defeated Goldust in 8:18 by pinfall with a Choke Slam. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team note that Big Show needs to continue stringing victories together to get back into title contention. Match Rating: C We cut backstage to find AJ Styles, the WWE World Heavyweight Champion, doing final preparations before tonight’s main event when he is attacked with a ladder by Christian. Tye Dillinger then rushes into the room and looks to help his opponent tonight before Dillinger shows he is a complete Turncoat and joins Christian in attacking Styles. The Bludgeon Brothers of Luke Harper and Erick Rowan then enter the room and join in the assault until Big E Langston, Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods thankfully arrive to make the save as a huge brawl breaks out. Rating: D- WWE World Heavyweight Championship: AJ Styles © versus Tye Dillinger In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, AJ Styles defeated Tye Dillinger in 12:43 by pinfall with a Styles Clash. AJ Styles makes defence number 1 of his WWE World Heavyweight title. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team note that AJ performed well tonight to retain his title after being attacked just moments before the match. Match Rating: C+ Post-Show: Colt Cabana versus Rene Dupree In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Colt Cabana defeated René Duprée in 12:47 by submission with an Inverted Boston Crab. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team remain at ringside to watch this match. Match Rating: D- Post-Show: Richie Steamboat versus Jimmy Jacobs In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Richie Steamboat defeated Jimmy Jacobs in 13:19 by pinfall with a Flying Cross Body. The Friday Night SmackDown commentary team also stay at ringside for this one. Match Rating: E+ Final Show Rating: C Prediction League Table: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted July 13, 2020 Author Share Posted July 13, 2020 Monday, Week 3, December, 2014 http://www.targetcenter.com/assets/img/WWE_RAW_LIVE_DEC_2014_SPOTLIGHT-NEW.jpg The following contests are confirmed to take place on tonight’s edition of WWE Monday Night RAW: Non-Title: WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar versus Kassius Ohno The main event of tonight’s edition of Monday Night RAW was announced earlier today via a tweet sent out by the Monday Night RAW General Manager Brad Maddox and will see the WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar take on Kassius Ohno in non-title competition. In just six days at the TLC Pay-Per-View this Sunday, Brock Lesnar will put his WWE Universal Championship on the line in a Fatal Four-Way Tables, Ladders and Chairs match against three members of the Shield in Roman Reigns, William Regal and Braun Strowman. Kassius Ohno has been dressing like a member of the KKK recently and making some controversial comments on social media but an all-important victory for Kassius Ohno in non-title action tonight could lead to the former one-half of the Kings of Wrestling getting a future title opportunity. Tonight will be Ohno’s third chance to take on Brock Lesnar in the main event of Monday Night RAW following consecutive defeats against the “Beast” in September and October. WWE RAW Tag Team Titles: IC Champ Rollins and Ambrose © vs. Authors of Pain (Akam and Rezar) The WWE RAW Tag Team Championships will once again be on the line tonight on Monday Night RAW as the WWE Intercontinental Champion Seth Rollins and his partner Dean Ambrose will put their titles on the line against the new pairing of Akam Dhinsa and Rezar Selmani, who wish to be referred to by the WWE Universe as “Authors of Pain”. Rollins and Ambrose became the new WWE RAW Tag Team Champions for the first time as a team last month on Monday Night RAW and have already made two successful title defences in consecutive weeks. Non-Title: WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne versus Mason Ryan This Sunday at the TLC Pay-Per-View Pete Dunne will put the WWE United Kingdom Championship on the line against Uncle Elgin, who has had a string of luck recently and seems to have the number of Pete Dunne. Before then, Pete Dunne will take on the Welshman Mason Ryan in non-title action tonight on Monday Night RAW. Sugar Dunkerton versus Braun Strowman Braun Strowman will join his Shield stablemates Roman Reigns and William Regal in challenging Brock Lesnar for the WWE Universal Championship this Sunday at the TLC Pay-Per-View in a Fatal Four-Way Tables, Ladders and Chairs match but before then Strowman will take on Sugar Dunkerton tonight on Monday Night RAW. Zack Ryder versus William Regal The Vengeful William Regal and his Shield stablemates have been targeting Brock Lesnar for the better part of a year now and will get their chance to dethrone Lesnar and take the WWE Universal Championship this Sunday at the TLC Pay-Per-View but before that happens William Regal must first go one on one with Zack Ryder tonight on Monday Night RAW. WWE Divas Champion Alexa Bliss, Evie and Kaitlyn versus Sexy Star, Raquel Diaz and Rosa Mendes Six-Diva tag team action tonight on Monday Night RAW will see the WWE Divas Champion Alexa Bliss team up with Evie and former Divas Champion Kaitlyn to take on the team of Sexy Star, Raquel Diaz and Rosa Mendes. Last week on Monday Night RAW “Rowdy” Ronda Rousey shocked the entire WWE Universe by saving Alexa Bliss from an assault at the hands of Sasha Banks and later on that night the WWE Chief Operating Officer Triple H announced that Ronda Rousey has signed a WWE contract and will join Sasha Banks in challenging Alexa Bliss for the WWE Divas Championship in a Triple Threat match this Sunday at the TLC Pay-Per-View. Quick Picks: Non-Title: WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar versus Kassius Ohno WWE RAW Tag Team Titles: IC Champ Rollins and Ambrose © vs. Authors of Pain (Akam and Rezar) Non-Title: WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne versus Mason Ryan Sugar Dunkerton versus Braun Strowman Zack Ryder versus William Regal WWE Divas Champion Alexa Bliss, Evie and Kaitlyn versus Sexy Star, Raquel Diaz and Rosa Mendes (Predictions are welcomed, there will be a prediction contest held every month.) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted July 15, 2020 Author Share Posted July 15, 2020 Monday, Week 3, December, 2014 http://www.targetcenter.com/assets/img/WWE_RAW_LIVE_DEC_2014_SPOTLIGHT-NEW.jpg WWE Monday Night RAW (Live from Mammoth Events Center (CO) 5,100 in Attendance) Pre-Show: Ayako Hamada versus Nia Jax In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Nia Jax defeated Ayako Hamada in 18:17 by submission. A hot crowd was against Nia Jax in this pre-show match, chanting for her not to come back. It would appear that the WWE Universe have not been impressed with Nia Jax in the short time she has been competing on Monday Night RAW. Nevertheless, the larger Nia Jax was still able to pick up the all-important victory here after forcing Ayako Hamada to tap out. Match Rating: E- Pre-Show: Dogs of War (Ziggler & McIntyre) versus Resurrection (Matt Hardy & Luke Gallows) In a bout that had solid in-ring action and average heat, Dogs of War defeated Resurrection in 17:50 when Drew McIntyre defeated Matt Hardy by pinfall with a Zig Zag Claymore Combination. Luke Gallows seemed off his game tonight which led to the Dogs of War pairing of Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre focusing their offence on Gallows for the majority of the match until Gallows was able to make the tag to Matt Hardy only for Hardy to fall victim to the Zig Zag Claymore Combination by Ziggler and McIntyre before McIntyre pinned Hardy to pick up the win for his team. Match Rating: C- Pre-Show: Rob Van Dam versus Solomon Crowe In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Rob Van Dam defeated Solomon Crowe in 18:27 by pinfall with a Five Star Frog Splash. Unfortunately this match was too long given who was involved with the WWE Universe still not really interested in Solomon Crowe. Match Rating: D (Terry Taylor would seriously consider either turning Rob Van Dam or trying a new gimmick as he has become a stale character and needs a shake-up.) Tonight’s edition of Monday Night RAW kicks off with the WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar making his way to the ring, flanked by his in-ring mentor Billy Gunn. The WWE Universe gives Lesnar a great reception as he enters the ring as Billy Gunn retrieves a microphone from the ringside area. Billy Gunn says that this Sunday at the TLC Pay-Per-View the “Beast” Brock Lesnar will put his WWE Universal Championship on the line in a Fatal Four-Way Tables, Ladders and Chairs match against three members of the Shield in Roman Reigns, William Regal and Braun Strowman. Billy Gunn says that Brock Lesnar has previously beaten all three members of the Shield individually and that this Sunday Lesnar will climb the ladder and retrieve the WWE Universal Championship and head into the new year still Universal Champion. Billy Gunn then thanks the Monday Night RAW General Manager Brad Maddox for giving Brock Lesnar a warm-up in tonight’s non-title main event match against Kassius Ohno. Roman Reigns then comes to the entrance-way with a microphone in hand and says that one of the Shield will leave this Sunday as the new WWE Universal Champion, and that Brock Lesnar can believe that. Rating: C+ WWE Divas Champion Alexa Bliss, Evie and Kaitlyn versus Sexy Star, Raquel Diaz and Rosa Mendes In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Alexa Bliss, Evie and Kaitlyn defeated Sexy Star, Raquel Diaz and Rosa Mendes in 7:08 when Alexa Bliss defeated Sexy Star by pinfall with a Twisted Bliss. Road Dogg accompanied his friend, the WWE Divas Champion Alexa Bliss, to ringside for this six-Diva tag team match as Alexa teamed up with Evie and Kaitlyn to take on the trio of Sexy Star, Raquel Diaz and Rosa Mendes. Road Dogg offered vocal instructions to Alexa Bliss throughout this match which led to Alexa picking up the win for her team after hitting Sexy Star with the Twisted Bliss from the top rope. Match Rating: E Following securing the victory for her team Alexa Bliss hugs her teammates Evie and Kaitlyn before Evie and Kaitlyn head to the back allowing Alexa to celebrate in the ring with Road Dogg. Sasha Banks then rushes to the ring and looks to assault the Divas Champion Alexa Bliss until Ronda Rousey rushes to the ring to make the save. Sasha Banks flees the ring as Ronda takes a microphone and announces that she will not hold a title with the word “Diva” in it and that once she beats both Alexa Bliss and Sasha Banks in their Triple Threat match this Sunday she will rename the title the WWE RAW Women’s Championship. Rating: E+ WWE RAW Tag Team Titles: IC Champ Rollins and Ambrose © vs. Authors of Pain (Akam and Rezar) In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Rollins & Ambrose defeated Authors of Pain in 8:01 when Seth Rollins defeated Akam Dhinsa by pinfall with a Double Powerbomb. Rollins & Ambrose make defence number 3 of their WWE RAW Tag Team titles. Akam Dhinsa and Rezar Selmani, the Authors of Pain, dressed in bright green and looked like Alien Invaders. Rollins pinned Akam following a Double Powerbomb as Rollins and Ambrose retained their titles here. Match Rating: D As Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose celebrate their successful defence of the WWE RAW Tag Team Championships in front of the WWE Universe, the former RAW Tag Team Champions Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre make their way to the entrance-way and Ziggler has a microphone in hand. Ziggler says that they want their titles back. Rating: D As the WWE RAW Tag Team Champions Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose have a stare-down with Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre, Derrick Bateman appears on the Titan Tron and says that he just left the office of the Monday Night RAW General Manager Brad Maddox and announces that this Sunday at the TLC Pay-Per-View Rollins and Ambrose will put their titles on the line in the first ever Fatal Four-Way Tag Team Chairs match against Ziggler and McIntyre, Authors of Pain as well as Derrick Bateman and his partner Andrade “Cien” Almas. Rating: F Non-Title: WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne versus Mason Ryan In an extremely poor match, Pete Dunne defeated Mason Ryan in 6:36 by pinfall with a Bitter End. Unfortunately Pete Dunne and Mason Ryan don’t seem to click as opponents and it made for an awkward bout here. Match Rating: E+ As the WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne celebrates his victory in the ring, Uncle Elgin comes to the ring with a microphone in hand and says that this Sunday at the TLC Pay-Per-View he will defeat Pete Dunne to become the new WWE United Kingdom Champion. Rating: E- Sugar Dunkerton versus Braun Strowman In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Braun Strowman defeated Sugar Dunkerton in 6:02 by pinfall with a Big Splash. Finlay accompanied Braun Strowman to ringside for this match and witnessed Strowman dominate Sugar Dunkerton before hitting a Big Splash for the win. Match Rating: E+ William Regal of the Shield comes to the ring to join Braun Strowman and Finlay to celebrate Strowman’s victory on Monday Night RAW. Regal takes a microphone from the ringside area and says that what happened to Sugar Dunkerton will happen to Zack Ryder next. Rating: D+ Zack Ryder versus William Regal In a bout that had solid in-ring action and average heat, William Regal defeated Zack Ryder in 11:20 by submission with a Regal Stretch. William Regal was really off his game tonight but was still able to get the win after forcing Ryder to submit. Match Rating: C- AJ Lee makes her way to the ring and the former Divas Champion takes a microphone from the ringside area. AJ says that just last year she was the WWE Divas Champion but that recently she doesn’t feel that she’s been given any opportunities. The Monday Night RAW General Manager Brad Maddox then comes to the ring and says that AJ Lee is an embarrassment to herself and the entire WWE Universe. AJ Lee then walks to the back almost in tears as Maddox seems proud of himself in the ring. Rating: E The Monday Night RAW General Manager Brad Maddox stands in the ring laughing after reducing AJ Lee to cheers before the WWE Universe comes to their feet as the Rock makes his way to the ring. The Rock snatches the microphone from Brad Maddox and says that Maddox has never been a Champion in the WWE and proceeds to mock Maddox for several minutes. Rating: C Paul Heyman makes his way to the ring to a chorus of jeers from the WWE Universe in attendance. Heyman says that this Sunday at the TLC Pay-Per-View Brock Lesnar will get decimated by Heyman’s own creation, the Shield. The WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar then makes his way to the ring for tonight’s main event and Heyman flees the ring as quickly as he can. Rating: B- Non-Title: WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar versus Kassius Ohno In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Brock Lesnar defeated Kassius Ohno in 13:30 by pinfall with an F5. This match was too long given who was involved with the WWE Universe never really seeing Kassius Ohno as a threat to Lesnar, who wins tonight’s main event after hitting Ohno with the F5. Match Rating: C- Post-Show: Bray Wyatt versus Calvin Raines In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Bray Wyatt defeated Calvin Raines in 13:30 by pinfall with a Sister Abigail. Dean Malenko accompanied Calvin Raines to ringside for this match as the Monday Night RAW commentary team also stay at ringside to watch this one. Match Rating: E+ Post-Show: Jessie McKay versus Kharma In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Jessie McKay defeated Kharma in 13:30 by pinfall with a Boyfriend Stealer. The Monday Night RAW commentary team also stay at ringside for this one. Match Rating: E+ Final Show Rating: C Prediction League Table: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Destiny Posted July 18, 2020 Author Share Posted July 18, 2020 Thursday, Week 3, December, 2014 The following contests are confirmed to take place on tonight’s edition of WWE 205 Live: WWE Cruiserweight Champion Buddy Murphy and Enzo Amore versus Chad Gable and Rich Swann The main event of tonight’s edition of WWE 205 Live was announced earlier today via a tweet sent out by the 205 Live General Manager John “Bradshaw” Layfield and will see the WWE Cruiserweight Champion Buddy Murphy team up with a former Cruiserweight Champion in Enzo Amore to take on the team of Chad Gable and Rich Swann. This Sunday at the TLC Pay-Per-View Buddy Murphy will put his WWE Cruiserweight Championship on the line in a Triple Threat match against Cedric Alexander as well as the legendary former eight-time Cruiserweight Champion, the masked Rey Mysterio. Despite being insulted by both Cedric Alexander and Rich Swann for his personal hygiene, or lack thereof, last week, Buddy Murphy was still able to defeat Rich Swann in last week’s 205 Live non-title main event. The Australian Buddy Murphy may look like a “Bum” and may smell like one too but since winning the WWE Cruiserweight Championship from Cedric Alexander three weeks ago he has defeated both Rich Swann and Chad Gable in 205 Live non-title main events. Chad Gable and Rich Swann both know that an all-important victory tonight, albeit in tag team action, could well lead to one or both of them receiving a future opportunity to challenge for the WWE Cruiserweight Championship. Both Chad Gable and Rich Swann were part of the team that defeated Enzo Amore’s team in a Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match last month. Chris Jericho versus Simon Gotch The “Cheeky Monkey” and former four-time Cruiserweight Champion Chris Jericho will be in action tonight on 205 Live as “Y2J” takes on Simon Gotch. Simon Gotch seems to be a Sidekick to some of the more prominent members of the 205 Live roster and is yet to pick up his first victory in 205 Live. In fact, the last time we saw Simon Gotch in action on 205 Live was back in September in a losing effort against his opponent tonight, Chris Jericho. Jay Briscoe versus Noam Dar The “Redneck” Jay Briscoe lost to the former WWE Tag Team Champion Epico last week on 205 Live in what was Jay Briscoe’s 205 Live debut match. Tonight Jay Briscoe will look to have more success as he takes on the “Scottish Supernova” Noam Dar, who likes to act like an “Old School Face” during his matches but never seems to really have the support of the WWE Universe in attendance. Noam Dar is another Superstar yet to pick up his first victory on 205 Live and was last in action on 205 Live back in September when he suffered a defeat at the hands of Chris Jericho. Quick Picks: WWE Cruiserweight Champion Buddy Murphy and Enzo Amore versus Chad Gable and Rich Swann Chris Jericho versus Simon Gotch Jay Briscoe versus Noam Dar (Predictions are welcomed, there will be a prediction contest held every month.) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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