Finally I have been able to decide of a product and stick with it. For those who haven't read my shows before please take the time to do so, veterans of Be The Booker will remember I had a couple of threads going mid this year which people seemed to like but I wasn't inspired to go on with them. This will be an entirely World Wrestling Entertainment based thread and I will be the sole booker so please be patient with the posting of shows seem there is Raw and Smackdown and I can probably only do one full show a week with school and Football (Soccer) training taking up most of my time. This means there will be no set times for posting shows and I will post them when I get them done. Well, this is it. Please feel free to leave any comments or questions reguarding my plans.
Monday Night Raw Roster!
Antonio
Ashley
Big Show
Candice
Carlito Cool
Chavo Guerrero
Chris Masters
Daivari
Danny Basham
Doug Basham
Edge
Eugene
Gene Snitsky
Jamal
John Cena
Johhny Parisi
Kane
Kurt Angle
Lance Cade
Lita
Matt Striker
Mickie James
Rene Dupree
Ric Flair
Rob Conway
Rob Van Dam
Romeo
Rosey
Shawn Michaels
Shelton Benjamin
Torrie Wilson
Trevor Murdoch
Triple H
Trish Stratus
Tyson Tomko
Val Venis
Victoria
Viscera
WWE Champion: John Cena
Intercontinental Champion: Carlito Cool
World Tag Team Champions: Cade/Murdoch
Women’s Champion: Trish Stratus
General Manager: Shane McMahon
Announce Team: Joey Styles and The Coach
Ring Announcer: Lillian Garcia
Backstage Interviewers: Todd Grisham and Maria Kanellis
Friday Night Smackdown Roster!
Animal
Batista
Boogeyman
Booker T
Brian Kendrick
Chris Benoit
Funaki
Gregory Helms
Hardcore Holly
Heidenreich
JBL
Jillian
Joey Mercury
Johnny Nitro
Juventud
Ken Kennedy
Kid Kash
Lashley
Matt Hardy
Melina
Nunzio
Orlando Jordan
Paul Burchill
Paul London
Phichosis
Randy Orton
Rey Mysterio
Scotty 2 Hotty
Sharmell
Simon Dean
Stacy Keibler
Steven Richards
Super Crazy
Sylvan
Undertaker
Vito
William Regal
World Heavyweight Champion: Randy Orton
United States Champion: Chris Benoit
WWE Tag Team Champions: Mexicools
Cruiserweight Champion: Juventud
General Manager: Paul Heyman
Announce Team: Michael Cole and Tazz
Ring Announcer: Tony Chimel
Backstage Interviewers: Josh Matthews and Kristal
Wrestlemania 22 Results
Randy Orton def. Batista to win the World Heavyweight Championship in a match that deserved to main event Wrestlemania. The Legend Killer pinned Batista after the referee was knocked out earlier on in the match, Orton took full advantage of this delivering a low blow when a Batista Bomb was in the champions sight before executing a top rope RKO onto the championship belt for the three count!
John Cena def. Edge to retain the WWE Championship after the challenger cashed in his Money In The Bank contract only to fail to rise to the occasion. Cena was able to pick up the win after using the momentum of a spear attempt from Edge to lift him up and deliver the third FU of the contest, this time it was the decisive factor!
Kurt Angle def. Rey Mysterio in an extremely quick paced Interpromotional Match up. Angle managed to win via submission after Mysterio had just hit the 619 and was attempting the Drop Of The Dime but Angle picked the ankle in mid air and secured the Angle lock. Mysterio held on for over a minute before passing out to the pain giving the win to Kurt Angle and Raw!
Triple H def. John Bradshaw Layfield in a short, ugly, but passionate Interpromotional Match. The Game pinned JBL after evading a clothesline from hell by using an intelligent drop toe hold sending JBL head first into the previously exposed turnbuckle, Triple H then caught JBL off guard with the Pedigree to pick up the win for Monday Night Raw!
Shawn Michaels def. Shelton Benjamin after the younger athletes inexperience cost him the match. HBK picked up the victory after The All American hit the T-Bone suplex but instead of covering pulled Michaels to his feet and yelled trash talk while raking his face, HBK took full advantage of the situation though delivering the Superkick to put down Benjamin!
Chris Benoit def. William Regal to retain the United States Championship in a classic technical wrestling contest. The Rabid Wolverine retained his belt after twisting out of a DDT position and immediately locking in the Crippler Crossface, despite Burchill’s efforts to distract the referee, the official saw Regal submit and called for the bell!
Bobby Lashley def. Matt Hardy, Chris Masters, Ken Kennedy, Rob Conway and Chavo Guerrero in a Rising Star annual Money In The Bank Ladder Match to receive a contract that may be used any time in a period of one year for a World Title shot. Lashley did this with an amazing surge of dominance at the end of the match where he destroyed all the exhausted athletes using tables, ladders and any objects in his path, before climbing the ladder to gain possession of the valuable brief case.
Carlito Cool def. Rob Van Dam to retain the Intercontinental Championship in an unorthodox and fan pleasing contest. RVD was in control for his fare share of the match but was out manuevered at the end when Carlito played possum for the Five Star Frogsplash and nailed the challenger with brasp knuckles which he had kept in his tights all match, Carlito then rolled Van Dam into a bridge pinning predicament and grabbed the ropes for the extra leverage and the three count!
Juventud def. Paul London, Jamie Noble and Gregory Helms in a Fatal Four way Match to retain the Cruiserweight Championship of the world. Juvi successfully pinned Helms after London eliminated himself and Noble with a head scissors over the top rope, this left the current champion alone in the ring with Gregory Helms and he took full advantage ducking under the Shining Wizard attempt and rolling Helms into a victory roll for the win!
Mexicools def. MNM to win the WWE Tag Team Championship in the greatest tag team match seen in the company for a long time. The Mexicools picked up the win after Super Crazy reversed the Snap Shot into a double head scissors, Phichosis re-entered the ring via the top rope and took Nitro out with a flying hurricarana, this left Mercury to fall victim to the Leg Drop and Moonsault combination allowing Super Crazy to make the pin and we have new Tag Team Champions!
Other Notes
Shane McMahon was announced the new General Manager of Raw when he made a surprise appearance at the Royal Rumble to deliver the news that he was taking over from his dad as the permanent General Manager of Monday Night Raw. He plays a face character role.
Paul Heyman was announced the new General Manager of Smackdown when himself and Long had a special six man tag team match at No Way Out to decide the undisputed General Manager of Friday Night Smackdown which Team Heyman won. He plays a neutral character role.
Randy Orton won the 2006 Royal Rumble Match to earn a main event spot at Wrestlemania with World Champion, Batista.
Rob Van Dam returned in the Royal Rumble match where he finished runner up behind Randy Orton after entering the match early on.
Carlito Cool became the Intercontinental Champion the week before New Years Revolution on Raw where he beat former champion Ric Flair in what was the Nature Boy’s final full time match inside a wrestling ring.
Chris Benoit came back to win his best of seven series versus Booker T 4-3 and has held the belt ever since overcoming numerous challengers.
Gregory Helms was sent to Smackdown to compete in the Cruiserweight division in a swap with Doug Basham who is able to reunite with his brother on Raw.
MNM won the WWE Tag Team Championship gold shortly after they lost the belts to Batista and Rey Mysterio on Smackdown.
Cade and Murdoch reunited as a face team and went on to win a Fatal Four way Match for the World Tag Team Championship at New Years Revolution.
3 Minute Warning are yet to debut but will make an appearance this week on Raw.
The Pay-Per-View calendar will be cut back to twelve Pay-Per-Views in a calendar year and will soon be released on WWE.com.
Backlash will be the next Pay-Per-View coming to you live from the American Airlines Arena in Miami, Florida in four weeks time and it will be a Raw exclusive.
That's it for now, I will post the Pay-Per-View calendar and a Raw preview sometime tomorrow and the first Raw will be up in exactly one week because I will not be around much until the new year. Any comments would be greatly appreciated and I return all full reviews. Thanks guys!

Monday Night Raw Roster!
Antonio
Ashley
Big Show
Candice
Carlito Cool
Chavo Guerrero
Chris Masters
Daivari
Danny Basham
Doug Basham
Edge
Eugene
Gene Snitsky
Jamal
John Cena
Johhny Parisi
Kane
Kurt Angle
Lance Cade
Lita
Matt Striker
Mickie James
Rene Dupree
Ric Flair
Rob Conway
Rob Van Dam
Romeo
Rosey
Shawn Michaels
Shelton Benjamin
Torrie Wilson
Trevor Murdoch
Triple H
Trish Stratus
Tyson Tomko
Val Venis
Victoria
Viscera
WWE Champion: John Cena
Intercontinental Champion: Carlito Cool
World Tag Team Champions: Cade/Murdoch
Women’s Champion: Trish Stratus
General Manager: Shane McMahon
Announce Team: Joey Styles and The Coach
Ring Announcer: Lillian Garcia
Backstage Interviewers: Todd Grisham and Maria Kanellis
Friday Night Smackdown Roster!
Animal
Batista
Boogeyman
Booker T
Brian Kendrick
Chris Benoit
Funaki
Gregory Helms
Hardcore Holly
Heidenreich
JBL
Jillian
Joey Mercury
Johnny Nitro
Juventud
Ken Kennedy
Kid Kash
Lashley
Matt Hardy
Melina
Nunzio
Orlando Jordan
Paul Burchill
Paul London
Phichosis
Randy Orton
Rey Mysterio
Scotty 2 Hotty
Sharmell
Simon Dean
Stacy Keibler
Steven Richards
Super Crazy
Sylvan
Undertaker
Vito
William Regal
World Heavyweight Champion: Randy Orton
United States Champion: Chris Benoit
WWE Tag Team Champions: Mexicools
Cruiserweight Champion: Juventud
General Manager: Paul Heyman
Announce Team: Michael Cole and Tazz
Ring Announcer: Tony Chimel
Backstage Interviewers: Josh Matthews and Kristal
Wrestlemania 22 Results
Randy Orton def. Batista to win the World Heavyweight Championship in a match that deserved to main event Wrestlemania. The Legend Killer pinned Batista after the referee was knocked out earlier on in the match, Orton took full advantage of this delivering a low blow when a Batista Bomb was in the champions sight before executing a top rope RKO onto the championship belt for the three count!
John Cena def. Edge to retain the WWE Championship after the challenger cashed in his Money In The Bank contract only to fail to rise to the occasion. Cena was able to pick up the win after using the momentum of a spear attempt from Edge to lift him up and deliver the third FU of the contest, this time it was the decisive factor!
Kurt Angle def. Rey Mysterio in an extremely quick paced Interpromotional Match up. Angle managed to win via submission after Mysterio had just hit the 619 and was attempting the Drop Of The Dime but Angle picked the ankle in mid air and secured the Angle lock. Mysterio held on for over a minute before passing out to the pain giving the win to Kurt Angle and Raw!
Triple H def. John Bradshaw Layfield in a short, ugly, but passionate Interpromotional Match. The Game pinned JBL after evading a clothesline from hell by using an intelligent drop toe hold sending JBL head first into the previously exposed turnbuckle, Triple H then caught JBL off guard with the Pedigree to pick up the win for Monday Night Raw!
Shawn Michaels def. Shelton Benjamin after the younger athletes inexperience cost him the match. HBK picked up the victory after The All American hit the T-Bone suplex but instead of covering pulled Michaels to his feet and yelled trash talk while raking his face, HBK took full advantage of the situation though delivering the Superkick to put down Benjamin!
Chris Benoit def. William Regal to retain the United States Championship in a classic technical wrestling contest. The Rabid Wolverine retained his belt after twisting out of a DDT position and immediately locking in the Crippler Crossface, despite Burchill’s efforts to distract the referee, the official saw Regal submit and called for the bell!
Bobby Lashley def. Matt Hardy, Chris Masters, Ken Kennedy, Rob Conway and Chavo Guerrero in a Rising Star annual Money In The Bank Ladder Match to receive a contract that may be used any time in a period of one year for a World Title shot. Lashley did this with an amazing surge of dominance at the end of the match where he destroyed all the exhausted athletes using tables, ladders and any objects in his path, before climbing the ladder to gain possession of the valuable brief case.
Carlito Cool def. Rob Van Dam to retain the Intercontinental Championship in an unorthodox and fan pleasing contest. RVD was in control for his fare share of the match but was out manuevered at the end when Carlito played possum for the Five Star Frogsplash and nailed the challenger with brasp knuckles which he had kept in his tights all match, Carlito then rolled Van Dam into a bridge pinning predicament and grabbed the ropes for the extra leverage and the three count!
Juventud def. Paul London, Jamie Noble and Gregory Helms in a Fatal Four way Match to retain the Cruiserweight Championship of the world. Juvi successfully pinned Helms after London eliminated himself and Noble with a head scissors over the top rope, this left the current champion alone in the ring with Gregory Helms and he took full advantage ducking under the Shining Wizard attempt and rolling Helms into a victory roll for the win!
Mexicools def. MNM to win the WWE Tag Team Championship in the greatest tag team match seen in the company for a long time. The Mexicools picked up the win after Super Crazy reversed the Snap Shot into a double head scissors, Phichosis re-entered the ring via the top rope and took Nitro out with a flying hurricarana, this left Mercury to fall victim to the Leg Drop and Moonsault combination allowing Super Crazy to make the pin and we have new Tag Team Champions!
Other Notes
Shane McMahon was announced the new General Manager of Raw when he made a surprise appearance at the Royal Rumble to deliver the news that he was taking over from his dad as the permanent General Manager of Monday Night Raw. He plays a face character role.
Paul Heyman was announced the new General Manager of Smackdown when himself and Long had a special six man tag team match at No Way Out to decide the undisputed General Manager of Friday Night Smackdown which Team Heyman won. He plays a neutral character role.
Randy Orton won the 2006 Royal Rumble Match to earn a main event spot at Wrestlemania with World Champion, Batista.
Rob Van Dam returned in the Royal Rumble match where he finished runner up behind Randy Orton after entering the match early on.
Carlito Cool became the Intercontinental Champion the week before New Years Revolution on Raw where he beat former champion Ric Flair in what was the Nature Boy’s final full time match inside a wrestling ring.
Chris Benoit came back to win his best of seven series versus Booker T 4-3 and has held the belt ever since overcoming numerous challengers.
Gregory Helms was sent to Smackdown to compete in the Cruiserweight division in a swap with Doug Basham who is able to reunite with his brother on Raw.
MNM won the WWE Tag Team Championship gold shortly after they lost the belts to Batista and Rey Mysterio on Smackdown.
Cade and Murdoch reunited as a face team and went on to win a Fatal Four way Match for the World Tag Team Championship at New Years Revolution.
3 Minute Warning are yet to debut but will make an appearance this week on Raw.
The Pay-Per-View calendar will be cut back to twelve Pay-Per-Views in a calendar year and will soon be released on WWE.com.
Backlash will be the next Pay-Per-View coming to you live from the American Airlines Arena in Miami, Florida in four weeks time and it will be a Raw exclusive.
That's it for now, I will post the Pay-Per-View calendar and a Raw preview sometime tomorrow and the first Raw will be up in exactly one week because I will not be around much until the new year. Any comments would be greatly appreciated and I return all full reviews. Thanks guys!