Friday Night Smackdown
November 6th, 2009 | Providence, Rhode Island
The show has its usual opening with the pyro and the music and the opening video and the announcers introducing themselves and welcoming us to the show, blah, blah, blah.
All of a sudden “Slay Me” comes across the speakers and “The Icon” Sting steps through the curtain! Sting makes his way down to the ring and gets on the mic. Sting stares across the crowd for a moment and then says that it’s a little weird being out here. He says that he doesn’t mean being here in Providence, Rhode Island, no, its weird being here in the WWE. Sting continues by saying that for as long as he can remember, he wanted to stay away from the WWE. Sting says that when WCW went under all those years ago, he took pride in being the only big name not to jump on the WWE bandwagon. Sting says that its nothing personal against WWE though, he just didn’t want to come to WWE and be treated differently because of where he came from.
Sting says that when he heard the TNA was going to be purchased by TNA, he felt a little bit of deja vu and once again he had a lot of thinking to do about whether or not he wanted to come to WWE. Sting says that he did a lot of soul searching and talking with his family and obviously, he decided that it was time to make his way to the WWE. Sting says that there was one big reason why he decided to come to WWE this time and that’s because all around the world, a lot of people regard him as the greatest of all time and he wanted to show all the WWE fans what all the hype was about!
Sting says that it’s time to move on to pressing matters though. Sting says that this isn’t exactly the way he expected his first few weeks in WWE to be, getting caught in the middle of a fight between the General Manager of Smackdown, Teddy Long and that little weasel Eric Young. Sting says that he wasn’t exactly crazy about the idea of having to be on Eric Young’s team on Survivor Series, let alone leading it but that doesn’t mean he wont give it everything he’s got at Survivor Series.
With that being said, Eric Young’s music hits and EY makes his way to the ring. Eric gets on the mic and questions Sting calling him a “little weasel.” Eric says that Sting might not realize now but Sting isn’t wanted here in the WWE and Eric says that if they do want him, its for one reason and one reason only, to humiliate and degrade him, to make him look like he isn’t worth the title of “The Icon.” Eric says that he knows what will happen, they are going to make all the money they can off of Sting and once he’s used up and they’ve broken him down, they’ll throw him away like a used napkin, because that is all Sting is worth to the WWE.
Someone seems to have heard enough and Batista comes out. Batista gets on the mic and angrily says that he’s heard just about enough of Eric Young trying to turn all the former TNA talent against the WWE, Smackdown and Teddy Long. Batista says that he grew up watching Sting climb the ranks and make a name for himself so when Eric tries to turn Sting of all people against Smackdown and subsequently him, that’s where he draws the line. Batista says that Sting was right, Eric is a little weasel and someone needs to shut him up…Batista says that he wants to be the one to do it and he wants to do it right here tonight. Batista is getting right in Young’s face and all of a sudden, Sting steps in front of Young and into Batista’s face. Batista and Young look a little surprised.
Sting says that he might not like Eric but at Survivor Series they’re going to be on the same team so if Batista wants to get to Young, he’s going to have to go through Sting. Teddy Long’s music hits and he steps onto the ramp with a mic in hand. Teddy says that he’d love nothing more then to see Sting and Batista face off one-on-one right here tonight but there is no way he can just give away a big money match like that so instead, right here tonight it will be Eric Young….and Sting facing off against Batista…and Rey Mysterio! Young looks relived, Batista looks pleased and Sting doesn’t really show much emotion. With that being said, it’s time for the first break of the evening.
Commercial Break
When we return from the break, it’s time for the first match of the night and it’s between Matt Morgan and Matt Hardy. Last week Matt Morgan attempted to beat down John Morrison and Matt Hardy made the save so these two have a little bit of a bone to pick with each other. This was a fairly even match with each man heading the other off at nearly every turn. Morgan used his power and size to his advantage in this match to throw Hardy around while Hardy used his speed and agility to try to out manoeuvre Morgan. The match eventually came to a clean finish when Matt Morgan planted Hardy with a devastating F-5. After the match was over, Morgan picked Hardy up again and dropped him with a second F-5.
We then go backstage where Dolph Ziggler is walking around, minding his own business when all of a sudden he sees a red light, which e no doubt suspects to be “The Big Red Machine” who he attacked with a steel chair two weeks ago and escaped from last week. Ziggler looks pretty spooked as he cautiously looks around the corner where he can see a shadow in the red light that looks a lot like Kane’s. Ziggler gets the hell out of there after that but Kane step’s into the shot and goes after Ziggler. Kane can be seen chasing him down the hall but Ziggler is throwing things in front of Kane in an attempt to slow him down. Ziggler is tipping over tables, knocking over chairs and even throwing the odd person on the floor, all in an attempt to stay away from Kane. The chase goes out into the parking lot and Kane is still pursuing Ziggler. Ziggler runs through the parking lot and eventually dives into the drivers seat of a car (presumably his) and he starts it up and drives away. Kane can be seen standing there, with an extremely pissed off look on his face, staring at Ziggler’s car, speeding away.
Commercial Break
When we come back from the break, it’s time for the second match and the night and this match is between Finlay and Mike Knox. This is a pretty brutal match which doesn’t have a whole lot of spots or technicality but it is a straight up slug fest with both men pounding the hell out of each other. Basically in this match, the more resilient man won when Finlay snuck in a devastating Shillelagh shot to the noggin of Mike Knox, which dropped him like a bad habit and allowed Finlay to score the pinfall.
We then go backstage to Teddy Long’s office. Teddy is sitting at his desk doing some paperwork it seems when Vickie Guerrero and her boyfriend, Eric Escobar walk into the room. Vickie looks pretty annoyed when Teddy Long doesn’t get up to greet them and she even says “Well!? Aren’t you going to greet us!?” to which Teddy replies “Hello Vickie, what can I do for you?” Vickie tells Teddy that he has been doing a horrible job as the general manager of Smackdown and says that it’s no wonder he’s still on probation. Vickie says that he has the most talented superstar in the entire WWE on his show and he hasn’t used him in weeks.
Teddy asks who exactly that would be and Vickie says Eric of course. Vickie tells Teddy that he’d better find something for Eric tonight or there will be trouble. Teddy says that there is nothing he can do for Eric tonight but he can get him a match next week. Vickie says that’s fine and Teddy had better start using Eric from now on, or Mr. McMahon might have to hear what a terrible job Teddy is doing.
Commercial Break
When we come back from the break, its time for a huge match and that match is Batista and Rey Mysterio facing off against “The Icon” Sting and Eric Young in a preview of the 5-on-5 tag match at Survivor Series which all four of them will be a part of. Batista and Rey worked much better together in this match and that might have been because they have tagged together before many times and Sting and Eric have never tagged together or it could be because Rey and Batista actually like each other unlike Sting and Eric Young. Batista and Rey dominated the majority of the match, isolating Eric Young and dissecting him.
Eric eventually got the hot tag to Sting but Sting didn’t get too much offence in when Batista ripped him in two with a spear. Young got in the ring and tried to get the two on one advantage but Batista speared the hell out of him too! After that Young rolled out of the ring, screaming in pain and holding his ribs. The referee checked on Young and Young could be heard saying he was hurt. After Young said that, he got up and started to make his way to the back and Sting was freaking out in the ring, telling Young to come back! Sting turned around and got caught with a drop toehold into a 619 and then a Batista Bomb which gave Batista and Rey the victory.
After the match was over, Eric could be seen at the top of the ramp holding his ribs as Sting started to come to and started staring Eric down as Batista and Rey celebrated a huge victory over “The Icon” even if it wasn’t exactly fair. The next time the camera went on Eric, he could be seen holding a mic. He got on the mic and told Sting that he was just proven right, Sting isn’t wanted in the WWE and they will humiliate and break him down. Young says that Batista and Rey didn’t hesitate to take advantage of a 2-on-1 advantage and the referee didn’t stop the match when he got injured. Young says that Sting might think he’s a weasel but in time, he’ll see that he’s right. Young then went to back as Batista and Rey stopped their celebrating and started telling Sting it isn’t like that.
Next we go backstage and we see the Intercontinental Champion, John Morrison walking around with the IC title over his shoulder. He gets stopped by Drew McIntyre in the hall. Drew says that he understands that John is helping out Teddy Long but he doesn’t want John to forget that he is the Intercontinental Champion and Drew is coming after the belt. Morrison tells Drew not to worry because he wont forget that he is the Intercontinental Champion and he says that he’ll take Drew on anywhere any time. Drew says that John is going to regret making that challenge and walks off. John seems to shrug Drew off and keeps walking.
Commercial Break
When we come back from the break it’s time for some Diva’s action and this is a match between Mickie James and Beth Phoenix with Michelle McCool on commentary. Before the match started, the announcers told us that next week Michelle will defend the Women’s Championship against both Beth Phoenix and Mickie James in a triple threat match. Mickie and Beth put on a good match here and really showed why they are getting a shot at the Women’s title. Mickie and Beth have really different styles and they showed that in this match with Beth using his power and Mickie using her speed. Mickie eventually picked up the win with the Mickie-DT after Beth got distracted by Michelle. After the match, Mickie and Michelle had a stare down and Mickie signalled that she wants the women’s title.
We then go backstage to Teddy Long’s office. He is sitting on his couch watching Smackdown when the Unified Tag Team Champions, Chris Jericho and Big Show walk in. Jericho asks Teddy if he saw ECW this week. Teddy tells Chris that he watches ECW every week. Jericho says that’s good because he must have seen what Tiffany did then, making a match for ECW next week, him and Big Show versus The Dudleys and if The Dudleys win they get a tag title match at Survivor Series. Teddy says that he saw that. Chris wait’s for a second and then anxiously asks Teddy what he’s going to do about it!
Chris says that Tiffany cant just put a Smackdown and a Raw superstar in a match on ECW without consulting either Teddy or Mick Foley. Teddy says that Tiffany can do that and he isn’t going to do anything about it, in fact, he says that he thinks it’s a good idea. Jericho asks Teddy what he’s talking about, he isn’t going to do anything about it!? Teddy says that he isn’t because he thinks that The Dudleys deserve a chance. Jericho gives Teddy a dirty look and then he and Show storm off.
Commercial Break
When we come back from the break, it’s time for a tag match between two teams that are all about money, Beer Money and Cryme Tyme. Neither team really got the opportunity to isolate an opponent and neither team was any more experienced as a unit then the other since both teams had been teaming together for quite some time. Beer Money did cheat every once and awhile though and that gave them the advantage at some key points in the match. Beer Money eventually picked up the win with the DWI, scoring the clean victory.
We then go backstage and Abyss can be seen sitting alone in a dark corner of the arena, rocking back and forth and mumbling to himself. A backstage worked walks up and asks him if he’s alright but he doesn’t say anything. Dr. Stevie walks up and says that Abyss is fine and he tells the worker to leave. Stevie gets right in Abyss’ face and tells him that he’s a freak, he’s a freak just like he was in TNA. That got Abyss’ attention as Abyss quickly snaps his hand around Stevie’s throat and stands up, looking to chokeslam Stevie but Stevie delivers a kick to the groin of Abyss which sets him free. Stevie gets the hell out of there before Abyss can recover.
Commercial Break
When we come back from the break, it is time for the main event and it is a World Heavyweight Title match between the champion, The Undertaker and the man that he defeated to win the world title, CM Punk! Both men put on a good show in this match with neither wanting to give the other an inch out of fear of losing the match. Taker used his strength, his size and his experience to his advantage in this match and Punk used his savvy, his speed and his agility to his advantage. Both men went all out, but there had to be a loser in this match and it was CM Punk. Taker eventually put Punk away with the Hell’s Gate to which Punk tapped out after about four seconds.
After the match was over, Taker posed in the right with the title but CM Punk wasn’t done just yet and he attacked Taker from behind and starting beating him down. After a few moments of kicking and hitting Taker, Punk picked up the world title and looked like he was going to hit Taker with it but all of a sudden, the man that beat Taker last week, Bobby Lashley sprinted to the ring. Punk tried to hit Lashley with the belt but Lashley ducked and went for a speak but Punk dodged the spear and accidentally hit UNDERTAKER who was just getting up! Lashley looked like he wished more then anything in the world he could take back what he just did as Taker could be seen rolling around in pain and after a moment he locked his eyes on Lashley with rage in them.
Punk rolled out of the ring and taunted Lashley and could be heard saying “Uh-oh, you’re in trouble!” The show went off the air with Punk’s cocky smile, Lashley’s fearful face and Taker’s angry eyes.
Quick Results
Matt Morgan defeated Matt Hardy
Finlay defeated Mike Knox
Batista and Rey Mysterio defeated Sting and Eric Young
Mickie James defeated Beth Phoenix
Beer Money defeated Cryme Tyme
The Undertaker defeated CM Punk to retain the World Heavyweight Championship
WWE Survivor Series
Date: Sunday, November 15th, 2009
Venue: Verizon Center; Washington DC
Theme Song: Break by Three Days Grace
Classic Survivor Series Match
Team Raw (John Cena, Shawn Michaels, Triple H, Mark Henry and MVP)
Versus
Team Main Event Mafia (Kurt Angle, Kevin Nash, Booker T, Scott Steiner and Samoa Joe)
Classic Survivor Series Match
Team Long (Batista, Rey Mysterio, Matt Hardy, John Morrison and Finlay)
Versus
Team Young (Sting, Matt Morgan, James Storm, Robert Roode and Eric Young)
Ill drop you this review. First off let me say I like the banner it looks very official, cool and wierd to see Sting with WWE, like the roster you have with some great editions from TNA. On to the show, LOL at the opening (Blah, Blahh, Blah) Great Description, nah jk it is something I like to do a lot of but guess it isnt that important.
Great opening with Sting talking about how he didnt want to be just another name to come to WWE. Something I can honestly see him saying something along those lines. I like the deja vu part and him saying how he wants to prove he is the best at the best company. Like the tension you have between Sting and Ey and I can just see EY being a typical heel and bragging about how he is the captain. EY comes out and degrates Sting, I lol'd at the used napkin comment. Batista comes out and spills his heart out to Stnig about how he was his idol. I love how Batista sees what Young is trying to do. Batista does the big bad face routine as I expected Young to back away I was shocked how Sting stepped in for his TNA brother. Sting shows that they will be on the same page come SS. This brings T'lo out, Like the tag match and awesome how you didnt just throw away sting/batista in a 5 minute no finsish match like TNA would, that is good smart long term booking.
The first match features two men from the SS match with Matt Hardy and Matt Morgan. I like the hype you are giving this SS Classic Match seems like the biggest thing on SD. I am a little confused with the match writing, not descriptive enough, you said it was competitve yet it seemed like a sqush. None the less after Morgan adds some more with another F-5 i expected JMO to come out or someone?
Ziggler Kane chase was cool like how you still have some WWE vs WWE feuds. Even though TNA against WWE guys is fresh you dont wanna give them away to soon. Good chase scene with Kane and Ziggler I could so see this happening and it makes their inevitable meeting more special.
Knox and Finlay a good smash mouth match that they always have not pretty but painful. Finlay wins with a shilliegh shot seems like a filler but good win for Finlay.
The probabtion story from WWE i like. Hopefully yours will go somewhere. Ugh I hate Escobar he was released and good reason I hope you dont do to much with him but I see him having to face someone like Kane.
HUGE TAG MATCH is now? Suprised about that can't wait. Like how you showed some tension with EY and Sting not making tags and how the WWE guys being both faces get along better. Hot tag stopped, never seen that.. Batista and REy win, thought the finishing sequence should have been longer but I like the ending with no one looking bad. After EY makes Sting look like an idiot for siding with him I hope Sting doesn't decide play nice next week.
Morrison and McIntyre confrontation interesting but JMO should have helped MATT???
Divas Action was good like the tension between the Divas but to similar to the WWE Divas on SD right now
Beer Money vs Cryme Tyme good compeitive match good to see Beer MOney win as they are in the SS Match and Cryme Tyme isnt as good.
AByss and Stevie good to see some TNA storylines in WWE
There is a World Title Match????? Where was the hype not one sentence aboit it the whole show?? I wouldnt have known an interview a mention that is a big match not to hype anyway the match itself was good as Punk and Taker are great Taker wins with Hells Gate after Lashley comes down and hits Taker by accident sets up that match great in the future.
Good show should do some commentary/hyping but I love the way the 5 on 5 match is shaping up SS banners look good ill be reading
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WWE New Beginning: WWE RAW: Now Posted!
A joint BTB project with Leeroy Riz & One Man Legacy
There you have it folks, the third week of this BTB (BTB time.) Quite frankly I didn’t think I’d make it this far but I have (Although it seems like barely anyone cares ) and I am hoping to still be going in another three weeks (BTB Time.) So just as I do at the end of every week (BTB time,) I will post a news and notes, but before I do that, I’d like to remind anyone reading this that I will be starting to write full shows after Survivor Series.
News and Notes
~ WWE seems to be looking to sign some big stars to their roster. Although WWE just purchased TNA Wrestling, they feel that the only huge stars they got in the deal are The Main Event Mafia and Sting. Names that have come up as possible signings are The Rock, Stone Cold, Jeff Hardy, Brock Lesnar and Goldberg. Of course some of these are very unlikely but WWE will probably have a go at a few of them and see who is interested, if any.
~ Just as we’ve reported in the past, WWE feels as though their rosters are too large and many superstars who deserve a push or screen time are not receiving it. Which is believed to be the reason for the batch of superstars released from the roster today. Chavo Guerrero, Mike Knox, R-Truth, Zack Ryder, Abraham Washington and Tony Atlas were all released from their contracts today. The most surprising release was R-Truth who was quite over at one point but since all the TNA talent came in, he got pushed down the card and his contract just happened to be expiring. It is believed that there are still more releases to come.
~ It seems as though Bobby Lashley is in talks with Strikeforce, an MMA company. It was made clear to TNA when he signed with them and WWE when he was brought in by them that MMA was his first priority but with Lashley’s push upon his debut, it will be interesting to see if WWE allows him to compete in MMA. Vince McMahon doesn’t view MMA as competition but he also doesn’t want Bobby to be missing a lot of time to train and compete for MMA. Bobby’s contract apparently isn’t long though so it is possible he will no re-sign when its up and will just sign with Strikeforce when he can.
Writer's Note: Just as I said in the report, I feel like the rosters are too big. Although I've always been a fan of Chavo, I feel like I'm never going to get around to using him. As for everyone else, I'm not their biggest fans and I didn't have any plans for them anyways. I have a few more releases set up but I am going to do them in storyline.
Broken Down
Last week The Main Event Mafia put an insurance policy in place for Survivor Series by taking out all five members of Team Raw (John Cena, Triple H, Shawn Michaels, MVP and Mark Henry) one by one backstage in the ring. With all five members of Team Raw at less then 100% and the last Raw before Survivor Series quickly approaching, will the Mafia get even more of an advantage or will Team Raw go against Raw General Manager, Mick Foley’s rules and start an all out war?
He’s Ready to Fly
AJ Styles made his WWE and Raw debut with a splash three weeks ago when he confronted WWE Champion, Randy Orton and defeated Cody Rhodes in the same night. He wouldn’t stop there as he’d go on to defeat Ted DiBiase the next week and he even managed to beat Randy Orton himself last week, by DQ albeit. With a victory over each member of Legacy and his title match against Randy at Survivor Series quickly approaching, will Randy be able to stop The Phenomenal One or will AJ keep building momentum heading into the biggest match of his life this Sunday?
Tag Team Warfare
Over the past few weeks on both Raw and Superstars, the team of Carlito and Chris Masters have been making Bourne Amazing’s (Evan Bourne and Amazing Red) lives very difficult, what with attacking several times and even cheating to get a victory over them last week. This week Bourne Amazing will have a chance at redemption when they once again face off against the brash team of Carlito and Chris Masters. Will Bourne Amazing manage to pull out an upset victory against Carlito and Masters who are on a roll? Or will Masters and Carlito once again humiliate Bourne Amazing?
Answers and Payback
Two weeks ago Kofi Kingston was assaulted backstage by Homicide for seemingly no reason but this week we get some answers and Kofi gets a chance to get some payback. Tonight, not only will Homicide be interviewed and asked about his actions but he’ll also go one-on-one with Kofi Kingston. Will Kingston get some payback or will Homicide continue to be a thorn in Kofi’s side?
Confirmed Matches
Bourne Amazing versus Carlito and Chris Masters
AJ Styles and Christopher Daniels versus Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase
Homicide versus Kofi Kingston
Monday Night Raw
November 9th, 2009 | Sheffield, England
The show starts off as it usually does with the fireworks exploding, the announcers welcoming us to the show, “Burn it to the ground” by Nickelback playing and the fans screaming at the top of their lungs. Jerry Lawler and Michael Cole have a run down of some of the things to come tonight and then John Cena’s music hits and he makes his way to the ring with a mic in hand. Cena is clearly in pain as he gets in the ring.
Cena looks a little bit annoyed and kind of angry as he gets on the mic and says that he isn’t here to say some big long speech, he just wants Mick Foley to come out here right now. After a few moments of delay, Mick Foley’s music hits and the Raw General Manager makes his way to the ring with a microphone in hand. Cena reminds Mick that two weeks ago he said that if any more huge brawls broke out between Team Raw and Team Main Event Mafia, the person that started it would be fired. Cena says that he isn’t looking to get anyone fired but last week, he, Mark Henry, Triple H, Shawn Michaels and MVP were all taken out by the Main Event Mafia one at a time and he wants payback.
Cena says that he knows Survivor Series is this Sunday but he can’t until this Sunday and he knows none of his team-mates can wait either, he wants a piece of the Main Event Mafia right here tonight, he wants Mick Foley to reverse his decision about whoever starts a brawl getting fired. Foley takes some time to think and then says that he can understand where John is coming from but he just can’t risk someone being injured 6 days before Survivor Series so his answer is no. John is clearly disappointed but there isn’t much he can do to change Mick’s mind but all of a sudden, DX appears on screen and is in Mick Foley’s office.
DX gets Mick’s attention and says that they are in Mick’s office with a little friend of his. The camera zooms out and there is nothing except Mick’s desk, his chair and some decorations in the room but there is no one other then DX in the room. Mick looks a little confused but Hunter makes it clear what he was talking about as he goes over to Mick’s black leather, wheelie chair that he seems to enjoy so much. Hunter slides his hand over the top of the chair and Mick asks Hunter what he’s doing with his new chair. DX tell Mick to give them what they want or his buddy just might get a little DX green paint on it.
Foley starts laughing and asks them if they’re serious, he tells them its just a chair…a very expensive, fancy, chair. Hunter says ok then and grabs a can of green spray paint. Triple H pops the cap off of the paint and starts to slowly shake it, with each shake Mick clearly gets more nervous. Shawn says that green really isn’t Mick’s color so he just hates to do this and then Shawn grabs a can of spray paint too and begins to shake it. Mick says that he isn’t going to give them what they want just because they threaten his chair. Shawn says that Mick has three seconds to give them what they want. Hunter and Shawn begin to count down…three….Two….On- Mick yells for them to stop! Foley says that they can have what they want, they can go after the Mafia tonight!
Mick is clearly disappointed with himself and says that the chair is just so damn comfortable and he had to order it from China. John Cena, who is still in the ring, looks very excited and with an angry and excited voice says that it’s “Main Event Mafia hunting season” and slides out of the ring and quickly walks up the ramp, obviously going to look for The Mafia.
Commercial Break
When we come back from the break it’s time for some Diva’s action and in this match, the Diva’s Champion Melina faced off against Kelly Kelly. Melina dominated most of the short match, really making an example out of Kelly leading into her title defence against Awesome Kong this Sunday at Survivor Series. Melina eventually put Kelly away after a Primal Scream.
After the match was over and Kelly had left the ring, Melina got on the mic. Melina says that last week Kong caught her off guard after her match but that isn’t going to happen this week because this week, she’s ready for Kong and she’s calling her out! Melina wait’s a few seconds but there is no sign of Awesome Kong or even her manager, Vickie Guerrero. Melina says that if Kong isn’t going to come out here, she’ll just have to go to the back and get Kong. Melina gets out of the ring and starts to walk towards the entrance way but before she can get there, Kong does come out and the fight is on!
Kong and Melina are pounding the hell out of each other and surprisingly, Melina is matching Kong blow for blow! Kong eventually gets the upper hand with a knee to the midsection and then Kong whips Melina into the entrance set up. Melina’s back smacks against the set and Melina falls to the ground. Kong gets on her like an animal and starts viciously assaulting her but some security and referees come out before anything gets too serious and they pull Kong off of Melina. Kong seems to give up after the security pulls her off, maybe because she has done the damage or maybe because Vickie is telling her that’s enough but someone should have told Melina that was enough because Melina gets up and leaps at Kong through all the security guards!
The fight is on again and this time Melina is in control, pounding the hell out of Kong but the security don’t have much problem pulling the much smaller Melina off of Kong. Kong tries to go after Melina again once she gets her bearings but there are about six security guards holding her back and she cant break free!
The camera goes backstage just as the security guards start to pull Melina and Kong behind the curtain. We now see Homicide standing by, waiting for his interview to begin and his interviewer is Todd Grisham. Grisham starts off with his first question, the question that everyone obviously wants to know, “Why have you been attacking Kofi Kingston?” Homicide says that he’s just tryin’ to show everyone around the world what he’s all about, he’s all about doing what he wants, when he wants, straight up. Homicide says that it doesn’t help that clown Kofi that he is one ugly sucker, so like he said, he did what he wanted and punked Kofi out…twice!
Grisham then asks Homicide if he’s at all worried about getting in the ring with Kofi tonight. Homicide looks like he can’t believe what Grisham just asked him. Homicide says that Grisham must be “clownin’” because he ain’t scared of nuttin’. Homicide says that he’ll make Kofi look like a fool tonight when he busts his ass up. Cide then walks away, and Grisham says that he guesses the interview is over.
Commercial Break
When we come back from the break it’s time for a little tag team action between two of the newest and youngest teams on Raw, Bourne Amazing and Carlito and Chris Masters. Masters and Carlito have of course been attacking both Evan Bourne and Amazing Red for weeks and they even pulled out a win against them last week. Red and Bourne clearly learned from all their past encounters with Carlito and Masters, in both tag matches and one-on-one matches because they counter a lot of Carlito’s and Chris’s moves in this match and pretty much make quick work of Chris and Carlito, at least for the first few minutes but in the later part of the match, Carlito and Chris take control when Chris takes both Red and Bourne out of the ring with a clothesline and then Carlito flies at them like a torpedo with a suicide dive.
The match eventually came to a close when Red and Bourne preformed their new finishing move - Total Elimination (a spinning leg sweep by Red and a spinning heel kick by Bourne simultaneously) - on Carlito which allowed them to score the pinfall.
After the match was over, Bourne and Red were clearly happy with their victory of the two men who have been bullying them for weeks but apparently Carlito and Chris are sore losers since just as Bourne and Red lift their arms up, Masters snaps the Master Lock in on Bourne and Carlito hit’s the Backstabber on Red. Masters shakes Bourne like a rag doll until he is unconscious and then he throws him down beside his partner. Masters and Carlito then hold their hands up as if they won the match. But the humiliation isn’t over as Carlito grabs the apple he brought to the ring with him, takes a big bite out of it, chews it up and SPITS it all over Red and Evan’s unconscious bodies.
After a quick advertisement for Survivor Series, which allows Red, Bourne, Masters and Carlito to get out of the ring and some people to clean up the apple chunks, its time for our third match of the night and it is Homicide facing off against Kofi Kingston. In this match, Kofi flew around the ring as he usually does but Homicide on the other hand, mostly stuck to the ground, maybe thinking that he couldn’t match Kofi in the air so he’d just pound his face in every chance he got and that is exactly what he did. Homicide was rough and tough in this match and really had some cringe worthy punches in this match that looked like they knocked Kofi out.
There wasn’t any lack of cheating by Homicide either in fact, every time it looked like Kofi was going to get the win, Homicide would cheat one way or another, either by gouging Kofi’s eyes or pulling his hair, Cide even took the padding off of one of the turnbuckles at one point but it didn’t come into use, until the end of the match that is. Kofi looked to hit the Koronco combo but Cide got out of the corner and pulled the legs out from under Kofi, dropping Kofi head first on the turnbuckle but the ref didn’t notice! Cide managed to get the pinfall after that.
Cide looked quite pleased with himself as he made the LAX symbol and yelled at Kofi that “He ain’t nuffin.” Kofi came to after a few seconds and looked pretty pissed off, because he didn’t win, because Homicide won and because the ref didn’t notice that he hit his head off the steel. Homicide continued to taunt Kofi until he got the back which just pissed Kofi off even more.
We then go backstage to Mick Foley’s office. Foley is sitting in his chair and mumbling to himself that the chair is so damn comfortable when Jack Swagger walks in. Foley greets Swagger and asks him if he wants to try out his chair but Swagger declines. Swagger asks Foley what he was thinking last week, putting him in a match with Big Show. Foley says that Swagger said he was a big star so he thought Swagger could handle the Big Show. Swagger says that he is a big star and it isn’t that he couldn’t handle Big Show but he just need a little notice about who his opponent was, you know, a little time to prepare. Foley says that he understands 100% so he’ll tell Swagger right now who his opponent will be tonight. Mick says that Jack Swagger will go one-on-one with Hernandez. Jack has a little smirk on his face as he nods his head and then walks away.
Speaking of Hernandez, we go to another part of the arena where we see Hernandez making his way to the ring. Hernandez is swinging his arms back and forth, stretching them out and cracking his neck. He gets stopped by the man he defeated in his debut though, The United States Champion, The Miz. The Miz says “Well, well, well if it isn’t Fernando.” Hernandez looks a little annoyed and he kind of laughs off Miz’s mistake. Hernandez tells Miz that he’s going to know his name real well when he takes that United States Title from him. The Miz does his “Really? Really? REALLY?” Thing and then says good luck with that Fernando, because you’re going to need it.
Commercial Break
When we return from the break, it’s time for Jack Swagger versus Hernandez. These two power houses had a tough time throwing each other around the ring like they do to everyone else so they had to resort to their other strengths, Swagger’s being his amateur ability and Hernandez’s being his athleticism. The thing is, Swagger is so skilled at amateur wrestling that he managed to keep Hernandez on the ground for most of the match. The end of the match comes when Hernandez tries to hit the Border Toss on Swagger but The Miz comes out and distracts Hernandez which allows Swagger to slide off of Hernandez’s back.
The Miz got up on the apron and Hernandez got in his face but before either of them could do anything, Swagger charged Hernandez from behind but Hernandez moved, Swagger knocked Miz off the apron and Hernandez rolled Swagger up for the one, two, three. After the match, Hernandez celebrated his victory while Swagger and Miz got into a yelling match, The Miz being angry because Swagger struck him and Swagger being angry because Miz apparently cost him the match.
Commercial Break
When we come back from the break, The Beautiful People, Velvet Sky and Maryse make their way to the ring and they are looking good tonight…and they know it. Maryse has a makeup bag in hand. Velvet gets on the mic and says that she and Maryse wanted to remind everyone before their match that last week, they vowed to get rid of all the ugly Diva’s one at a time, but tonight is everyone’s lucky night because not only will they be taking down one ugly chick, but they’ll be taking down two. Maryse gets on the mic and says that if there was a magazine for wearing disgusting amounts of makeup, their opponents would be on the cover every single month.
Speaking of their opponents, here they come and they are the team of ODB and Jillian Hall, which is an odd pairing to say the least. Maryse and Velvet uses moves that target the their opponents faces for much of the match, including moves like the face buster. The random pairing of ODB and Jillian don’t work very well together especially since Jillian wants to cheat but ODB wants to walk the straight and narrow. ODB and Jillian end up arguing which allows Maryse to roll Jillian up and get the pinfall, which ODB doesn’t attempt to break up.
The Beautiful People aren’t quite done yet though as they start to put the boot to Jillian as ODB walks away. Once it looks like Jillian is basically unconscious, they grab a makeup bag and they each take a makeup product out of the bag with Maryse grabbing red lipstick and Velvet taking mascara. They then start to smear the makeup all over Jillian’s face until you can barely see her face under all the makeup. Maryse and Velvet then pose, looking quite pleased with themselves as we go to commercial.
Commercial Break
When we come back from the break, it’s time for the main event of the evening and it is a tag match between the team of Christopher Daniels and The Legacy, Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase, who are accompanied to the ring by the WWE Champion, the man who will face AJ Styles for the title this Sunday at Survivor Series, Randy Orton. Both teams work quite well together in this match with each man knowing his partner well and using that to his advantage. Legacy often got the upper hand in this match though by cheating or Randy would distract either Chris or AJ. Chris and AJ did their best to pay attention to Cody and Ted though and when they did, they really showed what they could do with their high flying ability.
The match eventually came to a close when Randy once again got involved and AJ finally had enough and knocked Randy off the apron with a hard right hand which really pissed Randy off who slid in the ring and started to attack AJ which forced the ref to call for the bell and disqualify Legacy. Daniels quickly got in the ring and got Randy off of AJ but Cody and Ted attacked Daniels, allowing Randy to go back to work on AJ.
After several seconds of double teaming Daniels, Cody and Ted tossed him out of the ring and set their sights on AJ Styles. It was beginning to look like AJ was going to get RKO’ed again as Cody and Ted lifted him up by his arms and waiting for Randy to RKO but AJ broke free from Cody and Ted’s clutches, pushed Randy off of him into the ropes, hit a Pele kick to Cody and then got up, hit Cody with several right hands and then clotheslined him out of the ring. It was just AJ and Randy in the ring and it looked like AJ might get a little payback for all of Randy’s insults and attacks a little early but just as he went to attack Randy, Randy delivered a brutal low blow to AJ and then dropped him with an RKO, just like he’s done every week for the past three weeks.
Randy looks at AJ with a cold, emotionless look in his eye and grabs a microphone. He turns AJ over onto his stomach and literally puts his boot to AJ’s throat. Randy just stands there for a second but then he says that he could end AJ’s career- hell, he could end AJ’s LIFE- right here, right now, but he isn’t going to. Randy says that he’s going to let AJ survive until Survivor Series just so he can make an example out of AJ but he tells AJ, come Survivor Series, there will be no mercy, there will be no holding back and if he gets the opportunity, he will end AJ’s career! Randy grabs his title and leaves as AJ holds his throat and coughs and gasps for air.
We then go from chaos to more chaos as the camera takes us backstage
Commercial Break
When we return from the break, John Cena’s music hits again and he, MVP, Mark Henry and DX make their way to the ring. Cena gets on the mic and says that last week The Main Event Mafia took them all out but now the tables or turned, now THEY are going to take out the Mafia. Cena says that they couldn’t find them backstage earlier tonight so they are out here to call the Main Event Mafia out for a little preview of Survivor Series. Cena, DX, MVP and Henry wait a few seconds but it doesn’t look like the Mafia is coming out so Cena gets back on the mic and says that if The Mafia aren’t going to come out here and fight them, they’ll just have to look a little harder for them backstage.
Cena, DX, MVP and Henry exit the ring and start to make their way up the ramp but they don’t get half way up the ramp until the Mafia’s music hits and they step out onto the top of the ramp. All ten men just stand there, staring at each other, waiting for someone to make a move. No one makes a move until Cena gets on the mic and cockily says “You want some, come get some!” With that being said, all ten men charge at each other and collide on the ramp like they are at war. It’s an all out brawl and it isn’t long before the fight starts to spread out.
After a few moments the brawl is all over the place. Triple H is fighting Booker T by the ring, John Cena is fighting Kurt Angle by the announce tables, Shawn Michaels is slugging it out with Kevin Nash at the top of the ramp, MVP and Scott Steiner are going at it in the crowd and Mark Henry is taking it to Samoa Joe in the middle of the ramp. It’s an all out brawl! The camera focuses on Angle and Cena brawling though and they are really hitting each other, I mean, they’re trying to knock the teeth out of their opponents head it seems! Cena starts to really take it to Angle though, with his superior strength and ability to straight up brawl. Angle sees that he isn’t winning this brawl so he hit’s a knee to Cena’s rips, gets in behind Cena and delivers a ANGLE SLAM THROUGH THE ANNOUNCE TABLE!
Kurt Angle raises his arms and roars like a wild beast as the show goes off the air with a shot of Angle roaring and the other brawls in the background.
Quick Results
Melina defeated Kelly Kelly
Bourne Amazing defeated Chris Masters and Carlito
Homicide defeated Kofi Kingston
Hernandez defeated Jack Swagger
The Beautiful People defeated ODB and Jillian Hall
AJ Styles and Christopher Daniels defeated The Legacy by DQ
Superstars Results
Samoa Joe defeated Mark Henry
The British Invasion defeated Yoshi Tatsu and Tommy Dreamer
Chris Sabin defeated Shad
WWE Survivor Series
Date: Sunday, November 15th, 2009
Venue: Verizon Center; Washington DC
Theme Song: Break by Three Days Grace
Classic Survivor Series Match
John Cena, Shawn Michaels, Triple H, Mark Henry and MVP
Versus
Team Main Event Mafia (Kurt Angle, Kevin Nash, Booker T, Scott Steiner and Samoa Joe)
Classic Survivor Series Match
Batista, Rey Mysterio, Matt Hardy, John Morrison and Finlay
Versus
Sting, Matt Morgan, James Storm, Robert Roode and Eric Young
A Shot At Gold
Ever since The Dudley Boys made their return to ECW and WWE they have been on a mission to shut the Unified Tag Team Champion’s- Chris Jericho and Big Show- up. Jericho and Big Show have had their own agenda though with Jericho having a war of words with The Dudley’s and staying as far away from any physical altercations as possible. Big Show on the other hand has been taking out The Dudley’s every chance he gets, by Jericho’s command or not. Now, tonight on ECW, these two teams will face off just five days before Survivor Series and if The Dudley’s win tonight, they will receive a Unified Tag Title match at Survivor Series. Will The Dudley’s defeat Jerishow or will the champions shut down one of the greatest tag teams of all time?
Caught In The Middle
Ever since former ECW Champion, Rhino made his return to ECW, he has been a thorn in the side of everyone from ECW General Manager, Tiffany to ECW Champion, Christian. Rhino hasn’t been alone though, he formed an alliance with WWE X-Division Champion, D’Angelo Dinero and The British Invasion but that isn’t all, Rhino has been on a crusade to get Tommy Dreamer on his side too. ECW Champion, Christian has been doing his best to keep Tommy’s head right but so far there hasn’t really been any way to tell who is getting through to him more. On one hand, Tommy did appear to be lining Christian up for a chair shot a few weeks ago but on the other hand, Tommy has been quick to save Christian from beat-downs whenever he can. Will Rhino continue to pollute Dreamer’s mind or will Christian keep him on his side?
Sorry to anyone that reads this that I haven’t been doing this lately but I don’t have any intentions to leave this thread. Honestly, my reason for my hiatus was because my picnik account stopped working so I couldn’t make a banner for a match I was going to make on this show so I didn’t want to post the show until I made the banner but since my picnik account isn’t going to be working again for awhile, I decided I’d just post the show. As for Survivor Series, I have three and a half matches left to write and then interviews and all the other extras. Anyways, here is the last ECW before Survivor Series:
ECW On Sci-Fi
November 10th, 2009 | Sheffield, England
ECW stars with its usual opening of music, fireworks, the opening video package and the announcers welcoming us to the show. It isn’t long before The Ruthless Roundtable makes their way to the ring, along with their newest member, Sheamus. William Regal gets on the mic and reminds everyone that last week he announced Sheamus would be the newest member in the Ruthless Roundtable and together, he, Vladimir Kozlov, Ezekiel Jackson and Sheamus would take over ECW and would take the ECW Title from Christian. Regal says that he deserves to be ECW Champion but when he lost to Christian and could no longer compete for the ECW Title as long as Christian is champion, he realized that all he had to do was get someone to take the title from Christian and then he would take the title from that man and that man is Sheamus.
What Regal just said doesn’t sit well with Sheamus but Regal starts to talk again before Sheamus can say or do anything and Regal says that two weeks ago when he faced Sheamus in this ring he saw fury, passion, intensity and he knew right away that Sheamus would be the man to take the ECW Title from Christian. Regal pauses for a moment which gives Sheamus the opportunity to jump in. Sheamus says that he agrees with everything Regal has had to say except for the part where Regal said he’d be taking the ECW Title from him. Sheamus says that he’s here to take over ECW and the WWE and the first step in doing that is taking the ECW Title and Sheamus says once he has the ECW Title, he isn’t letting go of it. Regal looks a little frustrated but simply says that they’ll cross that bridge when they come to it. Regal says as for tonight, everyone will get a glimpse at what he saw last week and what Christian will see when Sheamus takes the ECW Title from him.
With that being said, The Hurricane comes to the ring and he will be facing Sheamus one-on-one tonight. Regal sends Kozlov and Jackson to the back but he stays out by ringside to watch the domination and dominant is what Sheamus did in this match. Sheamus through Hurricane around like a rag doll and showed everyone what Regal was talking about. Sheamus polished Hurricane off like he was nothing with the Celtic Cross after about five minutes of pure brutality on Sheamus’ part. After the match, Regal got in the ring and held up Sheamus’ hand in victory.
Commercial Break
When we return from the break we go backstage and we see the ECW Champion Christian going into Tommy Dreamer’s locker room. Dreamer is sitting, talking on the phone but he says he’ll talk to whoever he was talking to later when he sees Christian. Christian tells him that he has to talk to him and takes a seat across from him. Dreamer asks Christian what’s going on. Christian asks Tommy just what he’s thinking listening to Rhino. Christian says that he’s known Rhino a long time and he knows that Rhino is a little crazy and he also knows that he’s only trying to get Dreamer on his side to help him get what he wants and there is no other reason.
Dreamer sits there contemplating what Christian just said and Christian looks like he’s trying to get Dreamer to respond. Dreamer says that he knows and that’s why he’s sticking with ECW, this ECW. Christian stands up and says that’s good and he just wanted to know where Dreamer’s head is at. Dreamer says that he has Christian’s back and Christian says that he hopes so as he and Dreamer shake hands. Christian walks out but it doesn’t look like Dreamer is done thinking yet.
We then go somewhere else backstage, to ECW General Manager, Tiffany’s office actually. Tiffany is sitting there, not doing a whole lot when the Unified tag team Champions, the men who will be facing the Dudleys tonight, Chris Jericho and Big Show. Jericho has a sour look on his face as Tiffany greets him and Show. Jericho doesn’t acknowledge her greeting but instead says that he and Big Show are willing to give Tiffany one more chance to cancel their match against The Dudleys tonight. Jericho says that he and Big Show have made the Unified Tag Titles what they are today, they have made them more valuable then anyone could imagine and if The Dudleys win them, they would undo all of Jerishow’s hard work.
Tiffany says that The Dudleys are 23 time tag team champions so there is no chance of them devaluing the tag titles and it doesn’t matter what Jericho or Big Show say, she is not cancelling their match tonight, they will be facing The Dudleys and if the Dudleys win, they WILL get a tag title shot at Survivor Series this Sunday, whether Jerishow like it or not. Jericho and Big Show look pissed and Jericho looks like he’s trying to think of something else to say but he and Show just walk out.
Commercial Break
When we return from the break it’s time for the second match of the night and the first ever WWE X-Division title match. This match is between the current champion D’Angelo Dinero and a man that has shown he has no limits, Shelton Benjamin. Both men went all out in this match and showed everyone what the X-Division is all about. They did some crazy spots in this match and it was a fast paced match which eventually got finished after Dinero delivered a poke to the eye of Shelton and then hit him with the DDE for the one, two, three. Dinero celebrated with his title after the match.
We then go backstage to Rhino’s locker room. Rhino is sitting there, watching the show when ECW General Manager Tiffany walks in. Rhino stands up but doesn’t greet her and has an angry look on his face. Tiffany says that she understands Rhino’s frustration but attacking people isn’t the way to get what he wants and she understands that he doesn’t like what ECW has become but he’s just going to have to accept it. Rhino quickly snaps back and says that he doesn’t have to do anything. Tiffany tells Rhino that on the contrary he does have to do something, he has to compete in a match at Survivor Series. Tiffany says that she just made the match and she wanted to tell Rhino in person that at Survivor Series it will be Rhino, D’Angelo Dinero and Brutus Magnus and Doug Williams of The British Invasion facing off against the ECW Champion, Christian, Shelton Benjamin, Tommy Dreamer and Yoshi Tatsu. Rhino looks pretty happy with what he just heard as we go to commercial.
Commercial Break
When we return from the break, its time for the third match of the night and it is a match between ECW Champion Christian and the muscle of The British Invasion, Rob Terry. Christian managed to get a good match out Terry here and helped him look pretty good by bouncing around the ring for him and making him look like an animal. Terry used his power in this match obviously and nearly put Christian away at one point but Christian eventually picked up the clean victory after the Killswitch.
After the match is over, Christian begins to celebrate with the ECW title but the other two members of The British Invasion, Doug Williams and Brutus Magnus charge the ring and start to beat Christian down and he can’t fend off both of them at the same time but lucky for him, he doesn’t have to because it isn’t long before Tommy Dreamer runs to the ring and evens the odds. Dreamer clotheslines both Magnus and Williams out of the ring and then helps Christian up. Dreamer holds up Christian’s hand as we go backstage.
Backstage, we see Tiffany in her office again and the man that was fired last week, Paul Burchill along with his sister, Katie Lea Burchill walk in. Tiffany looks surprised to see Paul and asks him what he’d doing here. Paul doesn’t look like he’s happy to be saying what he’s about to say but he says he’s here to ask for him job back. Tiffany is quick to remind Paul that HE was the one that requested the stipulation that if he loses he’d leave ECW so she will NOT be giving him his job back. Paul looks more sad then angry at Tiffany’s decision but he keeps trying and says that The Hurricane cheated last week! Paul says it isn’t right that he is out of a job and that caped freak is running around here playing dress up!
Tiffany says that there is nothing that she can do. Paul seems to give up and walks away but Katie Lea just stands there, staring at Tiffany. Katie gets right in Tiffany’s face and says that Paul is a good man and even though he’s been fired, she hasn’t been and she’s going to make trouble for Tiffany until Tiffany brings Paul back. Katie Lea storms off and Tiffany looks surprised by Katie’s threat.
Commercial Break
When we return from the break, it’s time for our main event and it is a tag match between the Unified Tag Team Champions, Chris Jericho and The Big Show and The Dudley Boys. In this match if The Dudleys win, they’ll receive a Unified Tag Title match this Sunday at Survivor Series. This match is given a fair amount of time and sees some good action between these two awesome teams. Big Show plays to his strength of power in this match and Jericho uses his speed as well as his ability to cheat at every opportunity. The Dudleys go the straight and narrow and play by the rules but still manage to take the fight to Jerishow for much of the match, showing everyone why they are one of the greatest tag teams of all time.
Near the end of the match, it looks like The Dudleys are going to pick up the win when Bubba hits Big Show with the Bubba Cutter but Show gets up after that but D-Von then hits him with the Saving Grace even though he can’t lift him up. D-Von then gets a two count as Jericho gets in the ring with a steel chair and smacks it over D-Von’s back, awarding The Dudleys with the victory! Jericho then winds up to hit Bubba but Bubba knocks the chair out of Jericho’s hand. Just as it looks like Bubba is going to get some revenge on Jericho, Tiffany’s music hits.
Tiffany stands at the top of the ramp looking annoyed. Tiffany says that even though The Dudley’s won the match by disqualification, they will STILL get a shot at the Unified Tag titles this Sunday at Survivor Series! Tiffany also says to make sure that Jericho doesn’t pull a trick like that again, if he and Big Show get disqualified at Survivor Series, they will STILL lose the Unified Tag Titles. Jericho looks livid and is kicking the ropes and yelling at Tiffany that she cant do that which brings a smile to her face and Bubba’s. The show goes off the air with a shot of Bubba smiling and Jericho yelling.
Classic Survivor Series Match
John Cena, Shawn Michaels, Triple H, Mark Henry and MVP
Versus
Team Main Event Mafia (Kurt Angle, Kevin Nash, Booker T, Scott Steiner and Samoa Joe)
Classic Survivor Series Match
Batista, Rey Mysterio, Matt Hardy, John Morrison and Finlay
Versus
Sting, Matt Morgan, James Storm, Robert Roode and Eric Young
Classic Survivor Series Tag Match
Christian, Shelton Benjamin, Tommy Dreamer and Yoshi Tatsu
Vs.
Rhino, D’Angelo Dinero, Doug Williams and Brutus Magnus
Thorn In The Side Of The Deadman
Despite the fact that CM Punk was defeated by Undertaker last week, making him tap to the Hells Gate, CM Punk still managed to get under Taker’s skin, attacking him after the match was over and getting Taker speared by Bobby Lashley. Undertaker was said to be furious and even though he just finished beating CM Punk, he said he wants Punk again. With Survivor Series this Sunday and Taker not having a match yet, will Taker get his wish?
All For One, One For One
Last week Batista got in Eric Young’s face about his behaviour since he arrived on Smackdown and even threatened him but with a big 5-on-5 tag match at Survivor Series coming up quickly, Sting, Eric Young’s partner this Sunday, quickly stepped in Batista’s way. It wasn’t long before Teddy Long made Young and Sting vs. Mysterio and Batista later in the night but Sting would regret his decision to help Young after Eric left him high and dry to get a 619 and a Batista Bomb. Will Sting get revenge on Young or will Sting keep a cool head until after the tag match?
Nowhere To Hide
Several weeks ago Dolph Ziggler was told he wouldn’t get another Intercontinental Title match until he could impress Teddy Long. Dolph took it upon himself to go after the biggest dog on Smackdown, Kane, with a steel chair. Kane obviously didn’t take that laying down and has been haunting and chasing Dolph ever since although he hasn’t managed to get his hands on him. Will Kane finally get a measure of revenge on the young, cocky, Dolph Ziggler or will Ziggler continue to elude the Big Red Monster?
Friday Night Smackdown
November 13th, 2009 | Sheffield, England
The pyro explodes, the opening video plays along with Let It Roll by Divide The Day. The fans are on their feet and waving their signs in the air as they yell and scream. Our announce team, Jim Ross and Tazz welcome us to the show before Bobby Lashley’s music hits and he makes his way to the ring.
Lashley grabs a microphone and wastes no time getting down to business as he says that first thing is first, he’d like to apologize for spearing The Undertaker last week. Lashley says that he wants nothing more then to make an impact and make a name for himself but he wouldn’t do it like that. Lashley says that he was going for Punk and hitting Taker was an accident. He quickly says that he wants to make one thing perfectly clear though, his apology doesn’t mean he’s afraid of Undertaker, he just has respect for him. Like he said though, he isn’t afraid of Undertaker so he’s going to come right out and say it, he thinks he deserves a World Heavyweight Title Match at Survivor Series this Sunday.
Lashley reminds the fans that he defeated The Undertaker right here in this ring two weeks ago and he says that he thinks that proves the deserves a shot at the world title this Sunday. Smackdown General Manager, Teddy Long steps onto the top of the ramp. Teddy says that Lashley is right, he did beat Undertaker two weeks ago and he does deserve a World Title Match because of that. Teddy says that is why he is giving Bobby what he wants, a world title match this Sunday. Teddy says that there is one other thing though, it will NOT be a one-on-one match, it will be a triple threat match between Undertaker, Bobby Lashley and CM Punk. Teddy says that Punk has been a thorn in Taker’s side for months and although he doesn’t want to give Punk a title shot, Taker wants to get his hands on Punk. Teddy says that he wants to make one thing perfectly clear though, this will be CM Punk’s last shot at the World Title as long as Undertaker is champion if Punk loses.
Bobby looks happy and says that he’s cool with that. Teddy says that he hopes he is cool with having a match tonight too because he has already made it. Tonight it will be Bobby Lashley versus CM Punk one-on-one. Teddy goes to the back and Lashley has a big smile on his face but all of a sudden the lights go out and when they come back on, The Undertaker is in the ring. Before Lashley can react, Taker grabs him around the throat, hoists him up and destroys him with a brutal chokeslam.
Commercial Break
When we return from the break it’s time for the first match of the night and it’s a match between three women who have been at each others throats for months, Beth Phoenix, Mickie James and Michelle McCool and this match is for the Women’s Championship. These three women, with their different styles put on quite a show, showing why they are Smackdown’s three best. Michelle didn’t have a problem cheating in this match and she didn’t even try to hide it since there is no disqualification in a triple threat match. Near the end of the match, Beth Phoenix kicked it into overdrive and starting to beat the hell out of both Mickie and Michelle but just as it looked like Beth was going to pick up the win, Michelle’s friend, Layla ran to the ring and distracted Beth which allowed Michelle to roll her up and Mickie couldn’t break up the fall since she had just been on the receiving end of Glam Slam moments earlier.
Michelle McCool and Layla got the hell out of there with the Women’s Title before Beth could get close to them. Michelle had the title at the end of the match and that is all that mattered to them. Mickie, who was finally coming to, looked pretty pissed off about Michelle slipping away with the Women’s Title. Beth was clearly angry as she kicked the ropes and screamed at Layla and Michelle.
Next we go backstage. We see “The Monster” Abyss standing around, mumbling to himself when another monster, Kane walks up to him. Kane and Abyss stare at each other for a second before Kane says that he knows what it is like to be called a freak and he knows that it doesn’t feel good. He says that he also knows what its like to be discriminated against because people are afraid of you. Kane says that he and Abyss aren’t so different. Kane gets interrupted though as Dr. Stevie walks up. Stevie says that he didn’t know there was a freak convention going on here. Stevie says that he thinks Kane and Abyss should be sharing a padded room.
Both Kane and Abyss quickly wrap a hand each around Stevie’s throat. Stevie starts to panic as he tries to escape but the Monsters aren’t letting go. Lucky for Stevie, the man that Kane has been feuding with for the past few weeks, Dolph Ziggler runs up and slams a steel chair over Kane’s head. Before Abyss can defend his new friend, Dolph gets out of there and Stevie escapes due to the distraction.
Commercial Break
When we come back from the break, we see Dolph Ziggler still running. Teddy Long is standing in his way, waiting for him. Teddy says that the past few weeks Dolph has been attacking Kane from behind and running from Kane when Kane wants to fight. Dolph says that he’s doing it for one reason too, to impress Teddy Long and earn another shot at the Intercontinental Championship. Teddy says that might be true but he thinks its time Dolph pays for his sins so tonight it will be Dolph Ziggler and Dr. Stevie teaming up to take on the team of Abyss and Kane. Dolph looks pissed as Teddy says that surviving that match would impress him.
We then go to the ring for the second match of the night and this match is between JTG and one of Smackdown’s newest superstars, Alex Shelley of the Motor City Machineguns. These two high flying, fast paced, exciting superstars put on quite a show and their tag partners, Shad and Chris Sabin were at ringside with Sabin getting involved on more then one occasion. The finish of the match came when Sabin got on the apron and tried to distract JTG but Shad went after Sabin but Sabin saw Shad coming and kicked him in the face, which successfully distracted JTG and allowed Shelly to hit J with The Shellshock.
Sabin and Shelley, having screwed Cryme Tyme over for the second week in a row, get out of there before Shad and JTG can recover.
Commercial Break
When we return from the break, it’s time for the big tag match announced earlier tonight, Dolph Ziggler and Dr. Stevie facing off against Abyss and Kane. Kane and Abyss worked pretty well together in this match since they both have the same state of mind while Stevie and Ziggler had trouble working together for the entire match. It didn’t help that Kane and Abyss were so strong either and they were pissed off. The finish of the match came when Stevie was about to make the hot tag to Ziggler after having isolated for several minutes but Ziggler hopped off the apron and walked away, leaving Stevie to suffer the fate of a double chokeslam, which allowed Abyss to pin him.
After the match, Ziggler taunted Kane which prompted Kane to get out of the ring and go after him again but Ziggler was out of there before Kane could get even halfway up the ramp. Abyss laughed and clapped his hands as he looked at his tormentor, Dr. Stevie, roll around in pain. Kane was pretty angry that Dolph escaped so he went back into the ring, picked Stevie up and he and Abyss gave Stevie a SECOND Double Chokeslam!
We then go backstage to Teddy Long’s office. Teddy is sitting down, watching Kane and Abyss celebrate their victory when Eric Young walks in. Teddy doesn’t look happy to see Eric, but why would he be? Eric has been nothing but trouble since he arrived on Smackdown. Eric says that last week, he was threatened by Batista and he injured his ribs in their tag match and he expects Teddy to do something about it. Teddy says that he will do something about that, he’s going to make a match tonight, it will be Eric Young versus Batista in a Lumberjack Match! Eric starts to freak out and asks Teddy what he’s thinking! Teddy says that Eric deserved what Batista said to him last week and as for his injury, well that’s wrestling for you.
Teddy tells Eric good luck in his match before Eric storms off but not before telling Teddy that Mr. McMahon will be hearing about this. Teddy’s night isn’t over just yet though as the equally annoying Vickie Guerrero and her boyfriend, Eric Escobar walk in. Vickie reminds Teddy that he said last week, that he’d have a match set up for Eric Escobar this week. Teddy says that he hasn’t forgotten but he doesn’t have an opponent for Eric this week but he will have one for him next week. Teddy says that before he announces Eric’s opponent, he just wants to say something, he really doesn’t like Vickie. Vickie looks surprised by this but Teddy continues and says that he realized something a few days ago, the only thing keeping Vickie on Smackdown is Eric Escobar so next week Eric Escobar will face off against Kane and Abyss in a handicap match and if Eric loses, he is fired and Vickie has to leave Smackdown. Vickie and Eric are speechless, they can’t believe Teddy would do that! Vickie starts screaming that Teddy is going to lose his job for this but Teddy still has a big smile on his face, having put Vickie and Eric Young in their place within the span of five minutes.
Commercial Break
When we return from the break, it’s time for another match. This match is between the undefeated Drew McIntyre and a local competitor. McIntyre dominated the entire short match and made an example of this nobody. McIntyre eventually got bored and polished the jobber off with the Future Shock.
Backstage we see Eric Young make his way towards the entrance ramp, looking pretty angry about having to get in the ring with Batista. Young is stopped by one of Batista’s lumberjacks and one of the men he’ll be facing at Survivor Series, John Morrison. Morrison greets him as “Fresh meat.” Morrison also says that Young is going to get what he deserves out there and there will be no running this time. Eric says that we’ll see about that and tells Morrison “Nice belt” in reference to the Intercontinental Championship before walking away.
Commercial Break
When we return from the break, it is time for Eric Young versus Batista in a lumberjack match. Batista and Young will be on opposite teams at Survivor Series and speaking of their teams, their team-mates will be their lumberjacks (Young’s lumberjacks are Beer Money, Matt Morgan and Sting while Batista’s are Matt Hardy, John Morrison, Finlay and Rey Mysterio.) Young, the much smaller man in this match tried to stay away from Batista but there wasn’t anywhere for him to go although he did try to escape a few times but he just got thrown back into the ring every time. Batista, although dominant for most of the match, got a run for his money on a few occasions.
The finish of the match comes when Batista charges at Young and Young pulls the ropes down, forcing Batista out of the ring where he got attacked by Beer Money and Matt Morgan but for some reason not Sting. It wasn’t long before Mysterio, Finlay, Hardy and Morrison came to Batista’s aid and the lumberjacks started to brawl. Batista got back into the ring and looked to finish Young off but Sting also got in the ring with his baseball bat in hand. Just as it looked like Sting was about to nail Batista over the head with the bat, he smoked Young instead! No doubt payback for Young leaving Sting high and dry in their tag match last week against Rey and Batista. This of course allowed Batista to score the pinfall.
After the match, Sting just stood there looking at Young and Batista was still hesitant to let his guard down near Sting. As for the lumberjacks, they continued to brawl on the outside until security came and broke it up.
Next we go backstage and we see the Unified Tag Team Champions, the men that will defend their belts against The Dudleys this Sunday, Chris Jericho and Big Show. Neither man is dressed to compete, rather they are both wearing expensive looking suits and they each have their unified tag belts over their shoulders. Chris Jericho speaks up and says that on ECW the Dudley Boys “earned” a shot at their unified tag titles this Sunday at Survivor Series off of a technicality. Jericho continues to say that The Dudley Boys are parasites and they couldn’t have got a title shot any other way and they don’t deserve a title shot. Jericho says that will get what they do deserve at Survivor Series though when Big Show rips them limb from limb and then Jericho stands over their battered and broken bodies, still one half of the Unified Tag Team Champions. Jericho says that he and Big Show are the greatest tag team of all time and come this Sunday, they’ll prove it.
Commercial Break
When we come back from the break, it’s time for the main event and it is between CM Punk and Bobby Lashley, two thirds of the World Title match this Sunday at Survivor Series. Lashley, who has a bone to pick with Punk, went out there and tried his best to weaken Punk up before the world title match. Punk who is obviously quite smaller then Lashley, had to stick and move and cheat just to stay ahead. The finish of the match came when it looked like Lashley was about to hit Punk with the Spear but Punk got a knee up into Lashley’s face. Punk clearly had enough as he got out of the ring, grabbed a steel chair and proceeded to wrap it around Lashley’s skull, which obviously gave Lashley the win via disqualification.
After the match was over, Punk continued to assault Lashley with the steel chair, slamming it over his back time and time again as Lashley lay on the canvas broken. Suddenly the lights went out and when they came back on, Taker appeared and wrapped his hand around Punk’s throat. Lashley got up after a moment and Taker wrapped his other hand around Lashley’s throat and looked to chokeslam both of his challengers just a few days before Survivor Series but Lashley broke free. Taker chokeslammed Punk anyways but he then got speared by Bobby Lashley, who speared Taker on purpose this time. The show went off the air with a shot of Taker and Punk down and out with Lashley standing tall, signalling that he wants the world title.
Classic Survivor Series Match
John Cena, Shawn Michaels, Triple H, Mark Henry and MVP
Versus
Team Main Event Mafia (Kurt Angle, Kevin Nash, Booker T, Scott Steiner and Samoa Joe)
Classic Survivor Series Match
Batista, Rey Mysterio, Matt Hardy, John Morrison and Finlay
Versus
Sting, Matt Morgan, James Storm, Robert Roode and Eric Young
Classic Survivor Series tag match
Christian, Shelton Benjamin, Tommy Dreamer and Yoshi Tatsu
Vs.
Rhino, D’Angelo Dinero, Doug Williams and Brutus Magnus
Bookers Notes: I’m going to post a preview for Survivor Series and some news and notes and predictions for Survivor Series in the next few days, for anyone that wants to do that.
News and Notes
- We reported several weeks ago that there could be several superstars getting released in the coming weeks. Today it was announced that Dr. Stevie was released. Dr. Stevie was reportedly brought in for the sole purpose of getting Kane and Abyss together and since that as accomplished on the latest Smackdown, he has been released.
- As we see on Smackdown, Eric Escobar has also been “released” but apparently Escobar hasn’t actually been released, he has just been sent back to development. The general feeling in WWE was that Escobar simply wasn’t ready for the main roster which is why WWE put Vickie Guerrero with Awesome Kong on Raw before demoting Escobar, to give Vickie something to do straight away. Vickie Guerrero’s profile has been moved from the Smackdown section to the Raw section so don’t expect to see Vickie on Smackdown anymore.
- The “probation” storyline involving Teddy Long seems to be back on after being dropped for a few weeks. Apparently Teddy wants some time off from all the travel and will therefore most likely be replaced as the general manager of Smackdown in the coming months, although we don’t know who his possible replacement could be.
Classic Survivor Series Match John Cena, Triple H, Shawn Michaels, MVP and Mark Henry vs. Kurt Angle, Kevin Nash, Booker T, Scott Steiner and Samoa Joe
The Main Event Mafia is one of the greatest collection of superstars of all time and they showed it when they returned to Raw and attacked Vince McMahon and laid out John Cena in the same night. Kurt Angle apparently broke Vince McMahon’s ankle that night so a furious Vince McMahon demanded that Mick Foley take care of The Main Event Mafia over the phone. Foley made the match but not before The Mafia managed to start an all out brawl two weeks in a row. The Mafia would then attempt to take out the competition one at a time and with the orders from Mick Foley that no one could start another brawl or they’d be fired, it seemed like Team Raw was reluctant to back each other up. Will The Main Event Mafia do what they set out to do their first week on Raw, take over the WWE or will Team Raw be able to battle back the legendary group of superstars?
Classic Survivor Series Match Batista, Rey Mysterio, Matt Hardy, John Morrison and Finlay vs. Sting, Matt Morgan, Eric Young and Beer Money
Eric Young has been nothing but trouble for Teddy Long and Smackdown since his debut but the most damaging thing he has done since he arrived on Smackdown was turning the former TNA stars against the rest of Smackdown. Eric Young claimed that Teddy and WWE didn’t actually want the TNA stars in the WWE, they were just going to use them up and throw them out. Eric then persuaded Teddy Long to make this match. Not everything has been peachy on Team TNA though with some bad blood between Sting and Eric Young after Young walked out on Sting in a tag match against Batista and Rey Mysterio and then Sting would later hit Eric Young over the head with his baseball bat, costing him a match against Batista. Will Eric Young finally get shut up or will he manage to take out five of Smackdown’s biggest stars?
Classic Survivor Series Match Christian, Tommy Dreamer, Shelton Benjamin and Yoshi Tatsu vs. Rhino, D’Angelo Dinero, Brutus Magnus and Doug Williams
Rhino has been on a personal mission to take down the new ECW since he arrived there just a month ago, attacking Christian, Abraham Washington and several other ECW stars. Rhino has stated that he wants to change ECW back to the way it used to be and along with his buddies from TNA, he’ll do just that. Rhino has even tried to recruit Tommy Dreamer to his side. Christian, Tatsu and Benjamin didn’t take kindly to this though and got in Rhino’s face about his actions. It wasn’t long before ECW General manager Tiffany stepped in and finally made this match to settle the bad blood between the eight men. Will Rhino change ECW by taking out four of their biggest stars or will Christian be able to put Rhino in his place?
Predictions
Final Card for Survivor Series Date: Sunday, November 15th, 2009 Location: Verizon Center, Washington DC Theme Music: Break by Three Days Grace
Classic Survivor Series Tag Match
John Cena, Triple H, Shawn Michaels, MVP and Mark Henry vs. Kurt Angle, Booker T, Kevin Nash, Samoa Joe and Scott Steiner
Classic Survivor Series Tag Match
Batista, Rey Mysterio, John Morrison, Finlay and Matt Hardy vs. Sting, Eric Young, Matt Morgan and Beer Money
Classic Survivor Series Tag Match
Christian, Shelton Benjamin, Tommy Dreamer and Yoshi Tatsu vs. Rhino, D’Angelo Dinero and The British Invasion
Bonus Questions
1) Predict the match order
2) What will be the longest match
3) Who will take the fall in the triple threat match?
4) Who will be the survivors for each match?
Whoever gets the most predictions correct will get 10 Million points
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) and I am hoping to still be going in another three weeks (BTB Time.) So just as I do at the end of every week (BTB time,) I will post a news and notes, but before I do that, I’d like to remind anyone reading this that I will be starting to write full shows after Survivor Series. 
