Hardy & Moore/Umaga & Shelton: Nice to see a match kick off the show and it was set up well last week. I thought that Moore would have taken the loss and I didn’t like it at first when Hardy did but it actually made Shelton look really strong as they go into a match at Mania that I presume will be added to the card. Overall a good exciting match to open the show which was well written.
A nice little segment here as the Kenny/Shane kind of feud continues and Edge wanting them to both help him was really in character. This potential feud could be good and will add something different. I am right in assuming Shane is Cruiserweight, I don’t know much about him really, anyway if he is then it could be a nice little feud for the title.
In this segment I think that it would have been better to have just Estrada on the floor as I just can’t picture Umaga on the floor unless he was really injured, we know it’s the Undertaker but I am not sure what he is supposed to have done with them on the floor but not injured.
Nice little promo from HBK here and I like how you write HBK as calm and unaffected by last week as he knows Mania is the stage, found it funny that Josh Mathews was surprised that Moore wanted Benjamin, who is he to be surprised, I just had this feeling that you are going to swerve us and have Moore wanting the US title, just a thought lol
I have to say I really like this match, they are two of my favourite young superstars and I would love to see it, I figured the SSP would have finished it but the interaction with Shane helped the match, as Kenny didn’t look weak losing. I have a feeling that you could go fatal four way but Dykstra-Shane being the focal point.
I like how you are crossing this feud over as it makes it seem really important which it probably is, the Edge bit can be hit or miss as it could be seen as stupid or funny, I found it stupidly funny in way, I just don’t really know what to think but I guess it was ok.
The Tazz/Masters & Haas thing last week I found surprisingly good and I liked it here, the return of a good team from the ECW days, I like this mini stable being built and also that Tazz is in the feud but not wrestling as I don’t know if I could believe him competing. The match I enjoyed, the ending I had to read again but I got it and it came off well.
This Finlay/Harris thing had been quietly getting my attention and after last week I figured that they would go for a gimmick match but I was hoping that it would be at Mania but on the hand the card would get stacked. Should be a good match next week.
I like how you are giving MVP a lot of main events, losing but as long as he is there, he should win MITB imo and go on to have great 2008, good interview as I love MVP’s character and it came off well.
HAHA I love how this match made the Mania card as it has been building for ages and it should be great match. The promo was really good and funny, the jokes were creative and funny, I think that the pitbulls are going to win at Mania, I well written promo from two good teams.
I was really surprised to see Shane go over here, despite the interference, it is a huge win for him, the match was well written and the Edge coming in I could predict but it working was shocking, I enjoyed this match and it was well written.
The King of Hearts first in the HOF which is great and that is number one ticked off my votes.
A great main event here, I really like this match and especially for TV and all the stuff that happened afterwards and in-between really added to the feud, the DQ finish was probably the best choice there and Batista being destroyed despite putting up a good fight. Flair then The Animal, that just leaves HHH to be hit by Vince and his boys.
Overall a great show and it really got me not just up for Mania but for Raw to see the reaction of Evolution. Some great matches and Promos topped by a great ending to the show.
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- Great opening match. I had forgotten how much you like to write out matches, where as I hate doing it! Ha. The finish was great and I loved how Benjamin gloated at the end, signalling that the title would soon be around his waist. This match was all about Umaga though!
- The backstage exchange between Shane and Dykstra had great intensity. You could picture these two preparing to lay into one another. Really funny seeing Edge become the voice of reason here, I mean Edge of all people. Edge has good reason to be concerned, it’s bound to be a disaster later tonight. It was cool to see edge take a back seat here and let the younger guys shine.
- The backstage segment with Umaga, Benjamin and Estrada was okay. I can’t picture the Undertaker messing with storage boxes. The whole lights flickering gimmick works.
- The Shawn Michaels backstage interview was short and sweet. It managed to covey how confident Shawn is going into WrestleMania. Moore in a match with Benjamin next week won’t set the world alight, but it should be an okay match. Plus it’s bound to factor into the ongoing Benjamin/Hardy feud.
- Nice win for Sydal, but this whole match was overshadowed by the Shane/Dykstra and their angle. I mean it’s cool to see Sydal get the win, but the aftermath of this match would have made many people forget about the actual outcome. Great drama.
- The parking lot segment with Evolution, Dykstra and Edge was great. It was pretty funny seeing Edge walk into the lions den as it were, getting surrounded by Evolution. So typical of Edge, not being able to keep his mouth shut even in this dangerous scenario. Didn’t like the finish as it made Evolution look like idiots, which isn’t the point here. Great segment though.
- Great heel promo by Masterpiece. I’m not sure if Tazz is over enough to help these guys get over, but it’s interesting. Tazz coming out on crutches sells the attack well. I like how he’s trying to stir it up between Masters and Haas. Cool way to set up the tag match. Cool finish to the match, with the heels getting screwed over and loosing by DQ. You’ve done a great job of garnering heat for Masters and Haas. Attacking Tazz after the match was logical and furthers the angle.
- Nice segment with Finlay, regal and Harris. I’m sure that a no holds barred match will be great between these two next week. I like how in control regal is here, with him ordering both men out of the arena and threatening them with suspension.
- MVP was very much in character during his interview segment. He’s such an arrogant ass and even though he put over Burke to some extent, he hogged the microphone and wouldn’t leave anyone else talk. The match later should be great. It’s cool the way you made MVP come across as apprehensive, but not a chicken shit!
- Very funny segment here with the pit bulls and the UK Pack, especially the whole “privacy of your own trailer stuff” I haven’t read the build up to this feud, but it grabbed my attention straight away. These guys hate each other. It was great to see regal step in and save the big blow off match for PPV. Again Regal comes across as powerful, level headed and totally in control.
- I pretty much knew instinctively that Edge would cost Shawn Michaels the match with Shane and the finish went according to plan. I have no complaints. The loss didn’t hurt Michaels in any way, Edge gets even more heat and Shane has something to gloat about! The Regal, Evolution segment was what it was.
- Pretty pissed at the ending of the main event, but it was the right thing to do. The drama outside overshadowed what had been an awesome contest. I wanted to bitch slap Burke for all his interference. The aftermath was a payoff in a sense, as you teased us all night with those parking lot segments. It didn’t go as I would of imagined, but it was cool to see the faces outsmarted. In fact Evolution came across a little dumb tonight! Great finish to the show.
OVERALL: To say I was a little lost was an understatement. In the 4 or more months since I’ve reviewed your shows, it’s apparent that your shows have gotten longer. This can be attributed to the longer matches. One thing remain the same however, your still very good and this show was engaging from start to finish. Can’t wait to dive into Raw and be equally confused. HA.
Well Nige, i am sort of here to apologise as i haven´t been reviewing recently. I am currently in Barcelona but when i get back, i will once again start reviewing constantly.
Without reading your shows, i would still be pretty confident in saying the show at least was very solid.
Like i said i will get back too reviewing very soon
~Sorry for being so lazy and taking so long to finally return this review.
Evolution without Orton is not that bad, actually. I've never been a big fan of anybody in Evolution, though, but the group together is far more entertaining. Evolution vs. the McMahons at WrestleMania will be the match that draws in the ratings. Whenever you have the McMahons fighting, it brings in ratings (which is why I'm doing it in my thread). Good idea, and I think it should be a splendid match. Before SNME, I really thought it would be Batista vs. Edge at WrestleMania, but I never would've guessed that he would be in this tag match. Nice opneing segment that was great for recap.
Would've made more sense for a commerical break after the opening segment. Nice tag team match you've made. I can see the McMahons interfering as they weren't even on the satelite at all, and were actually in the building, but we'll see.
Good first match. I like the fact that you don't always make the Women's match the first match on Raw, and that you give the divas some more depth in their feuds. Reasoning for Londrick to be out there? I can only assume it's because their getting involved with Morrison/Miz, though I could be wrong. "Penis Pump?" Lmao, I've missed quite a bit, haven't I? Morrison gets the win, woo hoo! I mark out for him, as he's an amazing athlete and performer that you should take advantage of. And get the Miz out of his way.
Wow, an I Quit Match at WrestleMania for the Intercontinental Championship? I'm awfully surprised to say the least. There hasn't been an Intercontinental Title Match at 'Mania since 'Mania 18 if I remember correctly (which was in Toronto, fuck yeah), and the fact that this one's gonna be an I Quit Match is pretty huge. Their feud has developed quite a bit (Punk's and Jeff's), and I'm not sure if it's ready for an I Quit Match, but hey, I like the sounds of it, and I have a really good feeling that it will be at least *** 1/2. Okay tag team match, have no idea what the outcome will be. Bischoff is owning at General Manager, my friend. Keep it up. Oh, and Lashley vs. Jericho is a decent match.
I'm lost on this situation, but my guess is that Kofi & Rhodes are a tag team with Kelly at their side, and then Cade & Murdoch are a tag team. The finish was reasonable, and it put Cade/Murdoch over as better heels, while also putting Kofi over in the process. Solid match.
Cena/Orton/Kane should be a pretty good match at 'Mania. I don't like the fact that Kane is getting this monster push {no pun intended}. To just have him jump up to the main event scene rather quickly is sort of rushing things. I can understand if you did it with someone like Kennedy or MVP, but with Kane, well, just kind of meh if you ask me. Submission Match is golden, though don't go overboard with the matches on Raw. It's great that the Road to WrestleMania is spectacular, just don't go over the edge with the booking.
I didn't know that Natalya had debuted, but I must say that I like it. She represents Canada, even if she isn't booked right in real life. It seems as if almost everybody around here has a manger. I don't know if this is your way of making somebody do something, but try to cut back on that if possible. The match was well-written and had some good spots, which is all that most people ask from Women's matches. Considering that you have two great divas in here, I expected a great match, which I got. Now if you had say Kelly Kelly vs. Natalya, I wouldn't have as high of standards. Aftermath was alright, though I didn't know that Mickie would make the save for Victoria. It was good though and gets the crowd entertained.
Don't know if I've ever heard of Eric Perez before. Or maybe I missed some news and it's someone I know under a new name. Pushing Carlito is the right thing to do, so stay at it. I would prefer him in the MITB Ladder Match, but at least he's in some sort of feud that should be decent.
Eugene getting beat up by Punk is always nice to read, but the Stunner was marvelous. But then Jeff gets in and complete dominates. This match has been MOTN so far, but I would've liked to have seen Sunny forced to get in the matchup, and then go from there. I think that would have been far better than what you did, and maybe even more entertaining.
Nice segment with Jericho/Ken. Did you do a program with them? I can't quite remember, but I keep thinking that they had a match at SNME in December. I guess you could say it was a bit of a filler, but a good filler at that (the segment, not the feud).
I wish the Lionsault was still used as a finisher. I'm a sucker for the move. T-Bone Suplex? Wasn't that Shelton's special? I assume it was a Powerslam of some sort, however. These two seem to have some unexplored chemistry. Stick with it. I don't exactly know what's going on with this Kennedy/Jericho thing, but it seems alright. Kind of reminds me or Orton/Edge from early '07. Lashley going over was good, but Jericho keeps credibility 'cause of the distraction.
I've never been familiar with Paul Bearer. Now hold your horses, I didn't start watching wrestling until summer of '05, but this way you can put Kane over on the mic without actually having him talk. But please have him talk sometimes.
Great tag team match. All of the bigger matches are being stacked at the end, whereas maybe some spreading out? I guess it's not bad, as it's hard to spread them out with so many big matches, but maybe mix it up. Evolution pretty much walked all over MVP/Burke, which is a shame, really. It's good that Rey did get involved, considering he was at ringside, though it still could've worked without having him get involved.
Put the title on Victoria. I see it happening and then having a rematch at WrestleMania. Or Victoria loses and wins the title at 'Mania. MITB also looks good. Kennedy will probably get the win. Interesting that you make it Raw only this year. I like inter-promotional far better, but like Bischoff said, it's a good way to put them all in one match.
Sucks that this match didn't even happen. Probably should have been switched with the Evolution Tag Team Match then. A beat down to Cena and then Orton on the microphone isn't always the most interesting, nor entertaining way to end a show.
Overall the show was good, but it certainly wasn't your best. Two matches in a row had interference that led to the finish, and then right after it, a big match doesn't even happen. That was what brought the show down, unfortunately, but some great WrestleMania matches made.
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A match to get things kicked off always works. I really don't know what's going on much anymore, so I suppose I'll have to pretend that I do. I remember a few months ago Umaga was in the main event of Survivor Series, but now he's facing Shannon Moore in tag action? The match was written well with a tremendous amount of detail for recap on a weekly show. Nice finish, at least Umaga didn't lose to Shannon Moore. I hate Umaga, but I would probably riot. Keep Moore with the Cruiserweights, where he belongs.
Michael Shane - Is that Matt Bentley? I didn't know these three were now together. I always think of you as the best booker to help push the young guys, while keeping the veterans strong in the process. Heat amongst the clan is lovely. Enjoyable to watch, at least for those who don't know wrestling's fake as they can be like "Yeah, they're breaking up and they're gonna get beat up!"
Umaga and Undertaker feud? Good to have reassurance that he's doing something. A match at WrestleMania will definitely come, with Undertaker winning.
Shawn's a great person to interview, and I like doing it. No matter what road you go down, it will always turn out great. Shane's probably gonna turn on Edge to **** Shawn. It's a family matter, so it would make sense. Everything's great, and then Matt Hardy & Shannon Moore take over the champ's spotlight. I'm sorry, but you never take over HBK's spotlight, especially if you're Shannon Moore. HBK is the shit.
Shane costs Kenny the victory. A given, that's for sure. At least I know with you even when you do the expected on weekly shows, you surprise the shit outta me at PPVs and SNME. I always look forward to that. But wait, Kenny turns on Shane? It came far too quick, and should've been built up more. By the sounds of things, this has been going on for a few weeks, but still, should've been longer.
Combining to feuds into one segment is good writing. No way would Evolution look to see if the McMahons were there, that's just stretching things too far. Other than that it was a really enjoyable segment.
I'm not sure what to make of this feud with Tazz/Masters&Haas. It seems like it's pretty decent, but I don't really think it will get a WrestleMania match, nor does it deserve one. I just wouldn't find it to be very entertaining, and it would probably end up being a tag team match - Masters of the Mat vs. Tazz and maybe Dreamer or RVD? The match was fairly decent, though I've never been a big fan of Richards work in the WWE, but then again, they've never used him well. A nice message sent, though again, I don't think that this feud is one that can draw ratings.
No Holds Barred sounds good between Finlay and Harris. Hornswoggle will probably cost Harris the win and put Finlay over, which is perfectly fine with me. Regal's still GM? I like that, though that sounds strange coming from someone who disposed of him as GM.
I wasn't exactly feeling MVP on the mic, unfortunately, but the good part is that you got the heel mood across, and the point in general. I can't say much about Burke as he's not one to talk on the mic a lot, but I could see him saying his lines. It feels like MVP & Burke are being used to help push the McMahon/Evolution feud, which is fine, but they come out weak in the whole process.
Burchill's character was great to begin with. The joking comments are kinda meh, coming from him, but he's a new guy so to speak, so I'll let you go on this one. I think there should be a Tag Title match at 'Mania every year, so good that you've made this match. It also pushes UK Pack further, though there's a possibility they may drop the titles.
HBK! HBK! Michaels is my favourite, and Edge is my second favourite male wrestler, so the fact that they're fighting for the title at 'Mania makes me very excited. Should be a fabulous match. But anyways, Shawn getting screwed was an excellent decision, especially by Edge. It also gives Shane something to hold over Shawn, but that will be off to the side, I hope.
Great little segment here. Triple H being intense and hell-bent is definitely him. Stay with that.
Owen <3
A very exciting main event to end the show. I've never been a big fan of Batista, but he draws fans and ratings, so I'll give him that. Good way to get rid of Flair, probably means that Batista will get his ass whooped. A great match ending with a DQ. That's a thorn in the side. I think every match has ended with interference or a DQ. Get more creative please, I know you can. Oh no, here comes JBL & Shane. Like I said, a beat down to Batista, which is good. Hopefully Raw isn't Evolution's shine show, and SmackDown is Evolution's beat down show. I don't think that will be the case, however.
Overall the show was fairly decent, but again, not one of your best. You're in way to big of a rush. SLOW DOWN!!! Nobody's gonna hate you if you take 2 or 3 more days to work on your shows to make them that match better. That's what will make you the best, imo, so keep that in mind.
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THE McMAHON’S STRIKE AGAIN It’s hard to believe it was only just over a week ago that The McMahon Men travelled to Smackdown and laid a trap that Batista & Ric Flair fell in to, resulting in Ric Flair being laid out at the hands of Vince McMahon and his two sons. We were all waiting for the retaliation from Evolution last Monday night, however The McMahon’s had a different idea as they stayed well away from them and the arena. Appearing on a satellite link from WWE Headquarters, they claimed they had business matters to attend to, leaving Triple H, Batista & Ric Flair very unhappy. We did learn however that not only would Evolution would be facing The McMahon’s in a six man tag team match at Wrestlemania, but The Game would be ****ing his compatriots on Smackdown Friday night to make sure there wouldn’t be a repeat of the previous week. With Triple H ready and waiting for them in the parking lot, it seemed that The McMahon’s would no show yet again, but wrong.
During Batista’s match with MVP, JBL’s limousine parked up, resulting in Triple H smashing it to bits with his trusty sledgehammer. With the goings on being shown in the arena, The Nature Boy immediately went to **** The Game. However, with Batista left alone, it became clear that it was all a distraction as JBL and his half brother Shane McMahon made their way from the stands to assault Batista while he was left alone. The Animal did put up a brave fight against not just JBL & Shane, but MVP & Elijah Burke also, with only a chair shot from JBL being able to end his valiant attempt to fight them off. Back in the parking lot, another limousine pulled up alongside JBL’s and Mr. McMahon himself was inside it. The currently powerless Chairman of the Board was quick to inform Triple H & Ric Flair that they should go inside and check on Batista before speeding off. It was too late for them to do anything about it as Vince’s children escaped their clutches at the last minute and away to safety.
Only one can wonder what will happen when they arrive, if they do in San Jose this Monday night.
ORTON SENDS A MESSAGE TO CHALLENGERS Despite being chokeslammed by The Big Red Machine two weeks ago, the WWE Champion, Randy Orton appeared to be in high spirits last Monday. It was only until the other challenger to his title at Wrestlemania, John Cena implied that Orton was in denial about what happened at the hands of Kane the week before. The Legend Killer made it clear that wasn’t the case and reiterated his achievement from the previous week, winning his match by submission as he said he would. With Orton now on the verge of ****ing the submission club, Cena was quick to offer him an invitation to officially enter by facing him later on in a submission match. With Cena dangling the carrot, Orton surprisingly leapt up and bit at it, accepting the challenge.
Expecting to see both men desperately do everything they could to make the other tap, we were deprived by Orton and his animalistic ways as he attacked Cena from behind with a steel chair before the match started. To add insult to injury, the under pressure WWE Champion applied The Camel Clutch to Cena, only for an unlikely source come to Cena’s aid, Kane. The Royal Rumble winner made his way down to the ring, but Orton was able to dodge the bullet. As he left the ring, he was able to collect a microphone and send a statement of intent to both his challengers, saying he will make one of them tap at Wrestlemania, and he doesn’t care which one.
Is Orton all talk? Can he make Cena or Kane tap? But most importantly, how will they react this coming week?
WHO’S GOING TO QUIT? CM Punk received the shock of his life when he witnessed the return and anger of the man he defeated for the Intercontinental Championship at the Royal Rumble two weeks back. With Eric Bischoff promising to make Punk pay for putting his hands on Eugene, we found out last week that Raw’s Head of Authority was behind Jeff Hardy’s return, and then dropped a bombshell on Punk. At Wrestlemania, we will see Punk & Jeff go at it one more time for Punk’s title, but this time it won’t be any old match, it will be an I Quit match. But Bischoff wasn’t done as he made an irate Punk team up with Sunny to face Jeff & Eugene later on, with Jeff defeating Punk following a collision between the two people who cost him his title in January.
With Jeff back and seemingly better than ever, what kind of response will we get from the Intercontinental Champion?
THE GLAMAZON TO DEFEND THE GOLD Victoria’s has her share of bad luck when it comes to The Glamazon and the Womens Championship over the last month, but this week it could all change. After being just moments away from taking the title from Beth Phoenix at Saturday Night’s Main Event back at the start of last month, it was the debuting Natalya that shattered Victoria’s chances by helping The Glamazon retain. Following several attacks from the dangerous duo in recent weeks, Victoria finally had her chance to get her hands on Natalya in singles action last Monday, only for the Womens Champion to get involved, giving Victoria a disqualification victory. Later on in the evening we heard from Eric Bischoff who announced that this coming week, Victoria and The Glamazon will go at it one more time with Phoenix’s gold on the line. However, Victoria has one huge advantage going in as Natalya will be banned from ringside, leaving the champion to go it alone.
Can Beth finally put the curse of Victoria behind her, or will we see a new champion crowned in California?
RAW’S NEWEST TEAM MAKE AN INSTANT IMPRESSION John Morrison & The Miz made a big impact as they made their debut as a team last Monday, talking themselves up no end before extending an open challenge to any team in the back. It didn’t take long for Cryme Time to answer the challenge and put the arrogant duo’s words to the test, and they sure did that in what was a very entertaining match. Both teams gave it their all, coming close to picking up the win on a number of occasions until Santino Marella made his presence felt. The Italian was embarrassed at the hands of Shad & JTG the week before, and he was able to distract JTG long enough for The Miz to give himself and Morrison a winning start on Raw. Santino didn’t have the time to enjoy the moment as he was chased in to the crowd by Shad, JTG & his rival, Ron Killings.
After picking up a big win on their first appearance on Raw, what’s next for the superstars in their own mind?
WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND For weeks we have seen Chris Jericho & MVP seemingly in control of their rivals, but we saw that change last Monday night as Jericho was put in to a match with the man who has frustrated him for several weeks now, Bobby Lashley. MVP was revelling in his part of the attack on Ric Flair just a few days earlier, but he too was put in his place as he and his good friend, Elijah Burke were forced to **** forces to take on Triple H & Batista. Jericho & Lashley didn’t hold back and gave each other their very best, only for Mr. Kennedy to wreak his revenge on Jericho for the steel chair assault the week before, distracting Y2J to give Lashley the split second he needed to spear his opponent for the victory. Kennedy seemed to enjoy paying Jericho back, but not as much as Rey Mysterio did as he was able to get his own revenge on MVP. Watching on at ringside during MVP’s tag match, he prevented MVP from breaking up Evolution’s victory by throwing him in to the steel ring post. This was before Eric Bischoff announced that Jericho, Lashley, Kennedy, Mysterio & MVP would be ****ing Burke in this years Money in the Bank Ladder match at Wrestlemania.
With the stakes now raised, just what will go down in Rey’s home town of San Diego California?
PLUS Following the debut of Eddie Perez two weeks ago, helping Eddie Colon pick up his first victory on Raw, The Colon Brother’s officially introduced Perez to us all, as well as laying down a challenge to their bitter rivals of Kofi Kingston & Cody Rhodes. It was Cody who was the victim of Perez’s attack and Eddie’s first victory, and we have been told that he and Kofi have accepted the challenge. Kofi was in action last week, picking up an impressive victory, but will he and Cody come out on top against the Puerto Rican duo in tag team action yet again, or will Perez’s introduction inspire The Colon’s to an important victory?
Lance Cade was Kofi Kingston’s victim last week following an error from Cade’s tag team partner, Trevor Murdoch. Cade walked away from his partner a couple of weeks ago following a defeat in tag team action, but last week he made it clear how he felt about Murdoch, turning on his partner before leaving the ring. Will we get an explanation as to why Cade attacked his apparent, now former partner?
Santino Marella got his revenge last week on Ron Killings & Cryme Time costing Shad & JTG their match with John Morrison & The Miz following their prank the week before on him and Melina. Will there be a price to pay for The Italian Stallion?
Owen Hart was announced as the first inductee for the 2008 class of the WWE Hall of Fame, just who will **** him? Find out who the second inductee will be this Monday night.
CONFIRMED FOR THIS WEEK ON RAW
WWE WOMENS CHAMPIONSHIP Natalya Banned From Ringside
Victoria vs. Beth Phoenix (c)
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Kofi Kingston & Cody Rhodes vs. The Colon Brother's
Btw, I think you gave us a spoiler 'cause I don't remember the Women's Title Match being added to the WrestleMania card, yet you have it posted in a previous post on this page.
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3rd March 2008
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***VIDEO RECAP***
From Last Week
Randy Orton & John Cena arguing in the ring with Orton accepting Cena’s offer of a submission match for later on
Before the match can start, Orton taking Cena out with a steel chair and then applying The Camel Clutch
Kane coming out with Orton then escaping the ring and collecting a microphone, then as he backs up the ramp, saying he’s not scared of either them and one of them will tap out at Wrestlemania
The reformation of Evolution at the top of the show with Triple H calling out The McMahon’s to make them pay for attacking Flair on Smackdown
The McMahon’s appearing by satellite link and saying that they have bus
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