Monday, February 25, 2013

WWE RAW RESULTS FEBRUARY 25, 2013




Tonight’s WWE RAW opens with a hype video for the Vince McMahon and Paul Heyman fight. The video shifts focus to John Cena, CM Punk and The Rock’s WWE Title.

- We’re live from Dallas, Texas as Vince McMahon makes his way out to a big pop. Vince is walking but using crutches to make it out. Michael Cole and Jerry Lawler are on commentary as Vince heads to the ring.

Vince says everyone knows he likes to do things in a big way. He says we’re getting closer to WrestleMania so we need something big each week. Vince is ready to fight and calls out Paul Heyman, referring to him as an “ultimate fighter.” Heyman comes out in some gear and cuts a promo on his way to the ring.

Heyman says he’s been waiting for this fight. Heyman says Vince has portrayed him as one of the biggest wimps. Heyman knocks the Dallas Cowboys and gets some heat. Heyman says he’s not going to take it easy on Vince. Heyman says he has watched Vince take out every other promoter, including him, and has watched him beat the US Government but tonight, Heyman is coming for all Vince has got. Heyman slowly approaches Vince and has a question for him. Heyman out of nowhere tackles Vince on his crutches. Heyman grabs a crutch and smacks Vince with it in his injured hip when he stands up. Vince gets up with the other crutch and catches a swing from Heyman. Vince hits Heyman with the crutch twice and knocks him down. Brock Lesnar’s music hits and out he comes.

Lesnar hits the ring and readies for an attack on Vince. Triple H’s music hits and out he comes to the stage, startling Lesnar. The Game approaches the ring as Lesnar readies for a fight. Lesnar exits the ring and meets Triple h on the floor. They go at it and get tangled up. The brawl goes around ringside as the fans pop. HHH tosses Lesnar into the steel post. Lesnar is busted open and bleeding as Triple H sends him into the post again. Triple H charges and sends Lesnar over the barrier and into the timekeeper’s area with a clothesline. HHH approaches with a crutch but Lesnar attacks. Lesnar with knees to the face. Lesnar slams HHH on top of the announce table. Lesnar is really busted open and bleeding now. It looked like he hit the ring post very hard. Lesnar brings HHH back in the ring and swings a chair but HHH nails a spinebuster. HHH with a massive chairshot to the back. Lesnar retreats as HHH’s music hits. Lesnar is checking the wound on his head. Very intense segment there.

Ryback vs. Dolph Ziggler

Dolph Ziggler, AJ Lee and Big E Langston are waiting in the ring as Ryback makes his way out.

Ziggler ducks the lock up and shows off some. The go to lock up again and Ziggler goes behind. Ryback counters and slams Ziggler on his face. Ryback slams Ziggler again and stands over him. Another big slam from Ryback. Ziggler fights back and hits a dropkick. 2 count for Ziggler. Ziggler with more kicks and punches. Ryback fights out and drops Ziggler with a shoulder. Ryback catches Ziggler in mid-air and slams him. Ryback takes the fight to the corner now.

Ziggler tries to fight back but Ryback catches him again, slams him in the corner and then on the mat. Ziggler rolls to the floor as we go to commercial.

Back from the break and Ryback has Ziggler in a long standing suplex. Ryback finally slams Ziggler after about a minute of holding him up. Ziggler rolls back to the floor. Ryback goes after him and brings it back in the ring. Ziggler charges with a kick but Ryback throws him back. Big E Langston runs over Ryback on the floor. Langston leans against the fan barrier and shows off some. Ziggler brings Ryback in the ring and covers for a 1 count. Ziggler with a dropkick to the back of the head for another pin attempt. Ziggler counters and nails a big DDT. More back and forth. Ziggler applies the sleeper hold. Ryback breaks it with a jawbreaker. Ryback comes back and slams Ziggler on his face. Another big slam. AJ distracts the referee. Here comes Big E but Ryback knocks him off the apron. Ryback with two more big slams on an attacking Ziggler. Ryback hits Shellshocked for the win.

Winner: Ryback

- We get the trailer for WWE Studios’ The Call.

- We go to the ring and out comes CM Punk by himself. Back to commercial.

Back from the break and CM Punk is in the ring. He says people will witness history tonight. Punk says tonight is not about John Cena or The Rock. Punk says tonight isn’t even about WrestleMania. Tonight isn’t even about the people. It’s not about the WWE Title either. Tonight is about the future, CM Punk. Punk goes no bragging and says he has earned the right to go to WrestleMania. Punk says he is an icon among superstars. Punk says he is immortal, the greatest of all time. A legend, an icon, the best, the greatest. Punk says he is God and drops the mic. The crowd boos him. Punk yells that he’s God one more time and exits the ring as his music hits.

- We get the announcement and video for Donald Trump’s 2013 Hall of Fame induction.

- Mark Henry and The Great Khali are shown walking to the ring. Back to commercial.

Mark Henry vs. The Great Khali

Back from the break and both men are in the ring. They start going at it. Henry runs into a big boot. Khali unloads with chops in the corner. Khali with more chops to the chest. Khali drops Henry with a big overhead chop. Henry rolls to the floor and Khali follows. Henry makes a comeback and rolls Khali back in the ring. Henry with a splash in the corner. Henry nails the World’s Strongest Slam for the win.

Winner: Mark Henry

- We see a clip of The Miz in The Marine 3.

- Out comes The Miz for another episode of MizTV as we go to commercial.

Back from the break and we get a vignette for Fandango. He debuts Friday on SmackDown.

Jack Swagger and Zeb Colter are waiting in the ring with The Miz as World Heavyweight Champion Alberto Del Rio comes out with Ricardo Rodriguez. Del Rio looks upset. Miz says we’re cutting right to the chase tonight. He introduces everyone. Pops for Ricardo and Del Rio. Miz says Swagger and Zeb have been engulfed in controversy this past week. Zeb says he was looking forward to talking to Glenn Beck but he chickened out. Zeb addresses Del Rio. Zeb says we have a problem in this country – 11 million undocumented workers. Zeb calls them illegals. Zeb brings up amnesty for those 11 million illegals and says real Americans already have a tough time finding work. Zeb says those people sneak across our border to take our jobs and medical services. Zeb says Del Rio’s people drain us. Miz wants to hear what Del Rio has to say. Miz asks Del Rio how hard it is to get citizenship in Mexico. Zeb says it takes 10 years to be a citizen of Mexico because of corruption. Zeb brings up the fact that foreigners can’t own property in Mexico. Zeb asks what is wrong with Del Rio and his people. Del Rio says not to disrespect his people. Zeb tells Del Rio to listen when he talks.

Zeb says this isn’t personal. He says Del Rio encourages his people to sneak across our border in pursuit of the dream. Zeb says the ones that fail conveniently forget to leave our country. Zeb says he won’t stand around and let it happen. Zeb says those people are criminals. Del Rio and Zeb argue. Del Rio says his time to talk is over and he needs to shut up. Del Rio says America is the greatest country on Earth because it belongs to everyone. Del Rio says he is just like everyone else. Del Rio says Zeb and Swagger can’t come and hide behind the constitution. Del Rio says he doesn’t like bullies. He says if they have a problem with him and have the balls to do it, then make them leave now. Del Rio drops the mic and takes off his coat. Swagger takes the mic and says we will see Del Rio at WrestleMania. Swagger yells “we the people” and slams the mic down. Swagger and Zeb leave the ring as Del Rio looks on.

- Still to come, CM Punk vs. John Cena. We see Randy Orton walking to the ring. Back to commercial.

- Back from the break and we see that during the commercial, Zeb colter accused The Miz of conducting a bias interview. Miz was laid out by Jack Swagger.

Randy Orton vs. Antonio Cesaro

WWE United States Champion Antonio Cesaro is waiting in the ring as Randy Orton comes out. Back and forth to start the match. Orton with a nice throw and a 2 count. More back and forth. The end comes when Cesaro comes off the top and catches a RKO for the win.

Winner: Randy Orton

 Daniel Bryan and Kane are backstage talking about their match with Titus O’Neil and Darren Young tonight. Vickie Guerrero and Brad Maddox come up and already have tension. Bryan will be blindfolded while Kane will have one hand behind his back.

- Back from commercial and Sheamus is out wearing a suit. He talks about the Oscars and has a bone to pick with Hollywood. He shows footage of Dead Man Down. Sheamus shows another clip that has Barrett in the background. Sheamus mocks Barrett’s small role in the movie. Out comes the WWE Intercontinental Champion with a mic.

Barrett makes his way to the ring and they have words. Sheamus ducks a clothesline and Barrett avoids a Brogue Kick.

Cody Rhodes vs. R-Truth

Cody Rhodes is in the ring and Damien Sandow is on commentary as R-Truth makes his way out for the next match. We see footage from last week where R-Truth returned and saved Kofi Kingston from Sandow. Truth with some dancing and offense early on. Cody turns it around in the corner and drops Truth. Cody wails away and slams Truth on his face.

Cody with a submission now. Truth ends up getting the win and the best of Sandow also.

Winner: R-Truth

We get another “We The People” video from Swagger and Colter. The Miz vs. Swagger is announced for tonight. Back to commercial.

Kane and Daniel Bryan vs. Darren Young and Titus O’Neil

Back from the break and here we go. Bryan is blindfolded and Kane has one hand behind his back. Young works fine in the match so apparently he’s not injured. Bryan finally gets a tag to Kane and he unloads with one arm. Kane works over Young with one arm and goes for a chokeslam. Kane kicks off Titus and fights off Young. Kane chokeslams Young for the non-title win.

Winners: Kane and Daniel Bryan

- Still to come, a message from The Shield. Back to commercial.

- Back from the break and we see what happened with Triple H and Brock Lesnar earlier.

- Dean Ambrose, Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns make their way through the crowd and down to the ring.

Ambrose says things have to get worse before they get better. He says there will be no peace in WWE. He says The Shield makes a lot of people in the back nervous. Ambrose says nothing will stop them from doing the job they came to do. Reigns speaks next and says they will win every single team. Rollins talks about how they’ve dropped Chris Jericho, John Cena, Ryback, Sheamus. He asks if anyone else wants to step up and out comes Sheamus. Sheamus tells them to come fight him on the stage. Reigns and Ambrose start up the ramp. Randy Orton comes in the ring and drops Rollins with a RKO. Orton leaves back through the crowd. Ambrose and Reigns run back to the ring as Sheamus looks on. Orton watches The Shield from the crowd while fans chant his name.

- Still to come, Cena vs. Punk in the main event. Swagger vs. Miz is after the next commercial.

The Miz vs. Jack Swagger

Back from the break and Jack Swagger is out with Zeb Colter. Out next comes The Miz. Miz with offense early on. Swagger gets dumped over the top and out to the floor. Swagger tries to come in but Miz kicks him back to the floor. Miz comes off the apron but Swagger slams him hard on the floor. We see Del Rio and Ricardo watching backstage. Swagger brings it back in the ring and works Miz over.

Swagger keeps control and works on the leg of The Miz. Swagger hits the Swagger Bomb for another 2 count. Miz makes a comeback and hits the neckbreaker. Swagger catches Miz and dumps him on his head for another pin attempt. Miz makes another comeback and hits the clothesline in the corner. Miz goes to the top with an ax handle shot for a 2 count. Miz goes for a kick to the face but Swagger catches him. Miz counters and rolls Swagger up for 2. Swagger blocks the DDT and shoves Miz back, getting his leg tangled up in the ropes. Swagger goes after the leg and takes Miz back down. Swagger applies the Patriot Act for the win.

Winner: Jack Swagger

- Cole and Lawler are snacking on some food from Sonic at ringside.

- We see footage of The Rock unveiling the new WWE Title last week and then CM Punk attacking John Cena with the old title.

- We get a Tout video from Triple H and see what happened earlier with Brock Lesnar. We see some fan Tout videos also discussing the brawl.

- Josh Mathews is backstage with John Cena. Cena cuts a promo on his match with C M Punk tonight. He says you either step up or step aside tonight. Cena says he asked for this match to prove that John Cena is back. Cena says he hopes his critics are hungry. He doesn’t care what The Rock is cookin’ but he’s serving humble pie. Cena says our time is now.

- Cole leads us into a preview for Chris Jericho’s Robot Combat League on SyFy. We get a preview.

- Back from the break and we see a clip of The Undertaker’s entrance from Saturday night’s live event in Waco. Lawler talks about the speculation that comes this time of the year about Taker returning for WrestleMania.

#1 Contender’s Match: CM Punk vs. John Cena

We go to the ring and out first comes CM Punk. The winner of this one will face WWE Champion The Rock at WrestleMania 29. Out next comes John Cena.

They do formal ring introductions before the bell. They lock up and the crowd is all into it. They trade holds with back and forth to start the match. They lock up and Cena takes Punk down with a headlock. More back and forth. Cena sends Punk to the floor with a hip toss. Punk looks on from the floor as we go to commercial.

Back from the break and Cena unloads on Punk. Cena with a fisherman’s suplex. Punk side steps and drops Cena for a 2 count. Punk mounts Cena with elbows. Neckbreaker and another 2 count by Punk. Punk with a head-scissors now. Cena powers to this feet with Punk’s legs around him. Down goes Punk. Punk runs into a boot and catches a running bulldog. Cena with a 2 count. Cena grounds Punk to the mat with a facelock. Cena with a headlock takedown now. They run the ropes and Punk nails a heel kick for 2. Punk with a headlock now.

Cena fights up and out of the hold. Punk kicks him in the chest but gets taken down by a flying shoulder. Punk ducks the next and Punk ends up out on the floor. Punk with a suicide dive, taking out Cena on the floor. We go back to commercial.

Back from the break and Punk is in control after blocking an Attitude Adjustment during the commercial. Cena comes back with the flying shoulders. Punk counters and locks in the Anaconda Vice. Cena turns it into a 2 count. Punk with a swinging neckbreaker for 2. Punk calls for GTS but Cena goes for the STF. Punk scrambles to the ropes and knocks Cena back. Punk springboards in with a clothesline for 2. Punk springboards in again but Cena catches him in the STF. Punk fights out and counters with an Anaconda Vice. Cena breaks it and applies the STF again.

Punk turns that into a 2 count and finally they’re separated for a minute. They get up and trade lots of big shots in the middle of the ring. Cena ducks a kick and slams Punk. Cena calls for the Five Knuckle Shuffle but Punk kicks him in the face. Punk goes for GTS but Cena slides out. Punk counters that with another pin attempt. Punk nails a big knee to the face in the corner. Cena blocks the bulldog and slams Punk on his head. Cena nails the Five Knuckle Shuffle and goes for the AA. Punk slides out. Cena blocks GTS and nails a powerbomb for a close 2 count.

Cena climbs to the top but can barely make it. Punk cuts him off and nails a chop and right hand. Punk climbs up for a superplex. Cena counters and hits headbutts, sending Punk back to the ring. Cena climbs up and hits the big leg drop for a 2 count. Punk with a big kick to the head. Punk with another high knee in the corner. Cena grabs him and nails the AA out of nowhere for a 2 count. Cena ends up on the floor and the referee counts. Cena makes it in at the 9 count. Punk goes for GTS again and nails it but Cena kicks out at 2. Punk goes for another GTS but Cena catches his leg and applies the STF. Punk makes it to the ropes to break the hold. Punk goes for the knee and hits a solid piledriver. Cena still kicks out at 2. Punk covers again for 2. And again.

Punk goes to the top but misses the big elbow drop as Cena rolls out of the way. Cena botches a hurricanrana and nails the Attitude Adjustment for the win and the WWE Title shot at WrestleMania 29.

Winner and New #1 Contender: John Cena

- After the match, Cena celebrates as we go to replays. We get a graphic for Cena vs. Rock II at WrestleMania 29. Cena heads up the ramp and poses as RAW goes off the air.

The Match is set



John Cena beat CM Punk in a #1 contender match on this week’s WWE Raw and will challenge The Rock for the WWE Championship at Wrestlemania 29.


Rock Tweeted the following:

Dwayne Johnson ✔ @TheRock

Congrats John.. Its official: Wrestlemania 29 @WWE Heavyweight Champion The Rock vs @JohnCena Greatness vs Redemption #BringIt

WWE Superstars React To The Undertaker’s Return




Randy Orton, Ricardo Rodriguez and Wade Barrett were all at last Saturday night’s WWE live event in Waco, TX for the Undertaker’s surprise return. Here’s what they tweeted about it:

Randy Orton:
“Got to watch Undertaker perform in Waco tonight at the #Smackdown live event. Very motivating to watch him do his thing. #Legend Killer”

Ricardo Rodriguez: 
“Can’t describe the feeling we all got here tonight in Waco, Texas after having The Undertaker compete. I legit got goosebumps!”

Wade Barrett wrote: 
“Hell of a night at #WWEWaco. Expect the unexpected… #WWECollegeStation tomorrow.”

Jim Ross Comments On Undertaker’s Return, Swagger’s Arrest



My Twitter @JRsBBQ blew up last night when photos of Taker in the ring in Waco starting being posted and then WWE.com posted more info and things really got crazy. Obsessed fans had the rest of the year booked within a matter of minutes as it relates to Taker.

Perhaps these fans should spend as much time on their school homework.

Like everyone else, I hope that Taker’s return to the squared circle results in him performing at WM29 but I would suggest that isn’t exactly a ‘done deal’ as I write this. Perhaps we will learn more next week on WWE TV or the week after. I’m willing to simply stay tuned and enjoy the ride and I remain optimistic. (What a novel concept.)

More good news regarding Twitter is that my timeline hasn’t been so loaded with Jack Swagger oriented content. I’m still waiting for all the info to roll in from Mississippi regarding Swagger’s arrest where he was changed with some misdemeanors. Obviously this situation was ill advised and should never have happened no matter how badly timed it is perceived by some. Any time is a bad time.

I got criticized for saying that I wasn’t turning my back on Swagger and I’m still of that mindset. Can you realize how many people that I would have failed to support back in my talent relations days if I had that mentality? At some point, if one cannot solve a problem, then one must eliminate said problem. But I’ve always felt compelled that one should exhaust all reasonable remedies to solve an issue before saying adios to any talent. I’d like to think that back in the day that I was a “player’s coach” but that doesn’t mean that repeat offenders or those who are so defiant and that resist positive changes in their lives need to be kept around.

I simply hope that Swagger has learned a life lesson from his mistake and that nothing like this ever occurs again. He owes it to himself, his family, the fans and his company to do so.

Sunday, February 17, 2013

WWE Elimination Chamber 2013 results


* Pre-show Tag team match
Brodus Clay and Tensai defeat Team Rhodes Scholars(Cody Rhodes and Damien Sandow)

* United States Championship
Antonio Cesaro (c) vs The Miz
winner Antonio Cesaro via DQ after Cesaro faked a groin injury 

* Divas Championship
Kaitlyn (c) defeat Tamina Snuka via running spear

* World Heavyweight Championship
Alberto Del Rio (c) defeat Big Show via cross arm breaker submission

* Dolph Ziggler defeat Kofi Kingston via zigzag

* 6 men tag match
The Shield(Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns) defeat John Cena, Ryback and Sheamus
Seth Rollins pinning Ryback following running spear by Roman Reigns

* Elimination Chamber Match
(Winner gets world heavyweight title shot at WrestleMania)
Chris Jericho vs Daniel Bryan vs Kane vs Jack Swagger vs Mark Henry vs Randy Orton
- Mark Henry Eliminated Daniel Bryan via Worlds Strongest Slam
- Mark Henry Eliminated Kane via Worlds Strongest Slam 
- Randy Orton Eliminated Mark Henry via rko
- Randy Orton Eliminated Chris Jericho via rko
- Jack Swagger Eliminated Randy Orton via old school roll up
winner - Jack Swagger

* WWE Championship
(If The Rock gets himself disqualified or counted out, CM Punk wins the title)
The Rock (c) defeat CM Punk via Rock Bottom




Detailed Results
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The show kicks off with gold on the line as, after weeks of being humiliated by Alberto Del Rio, an angry “World’s Largest Athlete” Big Show would challenge Alberto Del Rio, with Ricardo Rodriguez in his corner, for the World Heavyweight Championship. During the match, Ricardo Rodriguez would get on the ring apron, but Big Show would scare Rodriguez off of the apron before tossing Del Rio’s ice bucket at the personal ring announcer. Later on in the match, Alberto Del Rio would manage to get the cross armbreaker locked onto Big Show for the second time in the match, but the giant was able to lift Del Rio up and slam the champion down, breaking out of the hold! Shortly after this, Ricardo Rodriguez again got on the ring apron and would get knocked down by Big Show, but as Big Show picks up the ice bucket and taunts Rodriguez with it, Del Rio would literally kick the bucket, using an enziguiri to send the metal bucket into Big Show’s head! Del Rio then locks in the cross armbreaker for a third time and, despite Big Show’s best efforts to reach the ropes or power out of the move, the giant would tap out, ensuring the victory and successful title defense for Alberto Del Rio!

The United States Championship was also on the line at Elimination Chamber as Antonio Cesaro would defend the United States Title against the man he injured on RAW, The Miz. During the match, The Miz would weaken the knee of Antonio Cesaro and would attempt to lock in the Figure-Four Leg Lock, but Cesaro would counter with a kick to the injured shoulder of The Miz and Miz would fall, knee-first, into a very ‘tender’ area on Cesaro. This would give Cesaro the opportunity to exaggerate the injury to the point of convincing the referee to disqualify The Miz for delivering a low blow, keeping the United States Title with Antonio Cesaro! After the match, an outraged Miz would deliver an actual low blow to the ‘boys’ of Cesaro before storming out of the ring.

Before entering his designated pod for the Elimination Chamber Match, “The Real American” Jack Swagger would allow his new manager and confidant, Zeb Colter, to speak. The war veteran says that, if Thomas Jefferson were alive to see what his country has become, he would be “ashamed”. Colter continues, saying he defended the United States with his “life” and he did not spend his time serving his country to see immigrants entering the country illegally. Colter then says that, when Jack Swagger wins the Chamber Match, it will be the beginning of a “Jack Swagger America”!

Then it was time for the Elimination Chamber Match to determine the new #1 Contender for the World Heavyweight Championship with a title match at WrestleMania and, inside the Chamber, four randomly-selected Superstars will be locked inside the Chamber’s pods and two random Superstars will start the match. Then, every four minutes, a pod will be opened and the Superstar it holds will be entered into the match. Elimination occurs by pinfall or submission only and, whoever is the last man standing will earn their spot in one of the main events of WrestleMania and a shot at the World Heavyweight Title. “The Real American” Jack Swagger, “The World’s Strongest Man” Mark Henry, “The Viper” Randy Orton, and one-half of the WWE Tag Team Champions, “The Big Red Machine” Kane, would be locked inside the Chamber’s four pods, leaving the six-time former World Champion Chris Jericho and the other half of the WWE Tag Team Champions, Daniel Bryan, to start the match! Early on in the match, Chris Jericho and Daniel Bryan would battle their way out to the steel floor of the Elimination Chamber as Jericho launches Bryan into the steel chains that make up the Chamber’s walls.

As Chris Jericho and Daniel Bryan continue their war, “The Real American” Jack Swagger is released from his pod, entering his first Elimination Chamber Match. It would not take long for Swagger to make an impact as Swagger takes it to Jericho before grinding Daniel Bryan’s skull into the steel on the outside. Swagger and Jericho would then wage war with Swagger repeatedly sending Jericho shoulder-first into the steel chains. The next man to enter the Chamber was the other half of the WWE Tag Team Champions, Kane, as Kane & Daniel Bryan briefly work together to send Swagger to the outside of the ring. However, Bryan would roll Kane up and try to eliminate “The Big Red Machine”, which would spark an argument between the tag champions with Kane refusing to “hug it out” with Daniel Bryan. The WWE Tag Team Champions inevitably square off like adversaries before Jericho and Swagger rejoin the fight. With no eliminations up to that point, the fifth man enters the Chamber Match as “The Viper” Randy Orton joins the fray. Orton immediately takes it to the existing participants, sending Swagger to the steel and taking Jericho down before dropping Kane with a dropkick and landing a suplex on Daniel Bryan. “The Viper” then pursues Kane to the outside, driving the skull of “The Big Red Machine” into the steel floor of the Chamber!

In a moment to remember, Randy Orton sets Jack Swagger up on the top turnbuckle as Chris Jericho does the same with Daniel Bryan as both Orton and Jericho deliver dueling superplexes to their victims! With everyone down in the ring, “The World’s Strongest Man” Mark Henry is let out of his pod and into the match where he wastes no time in annihilating everyone in his sight before focusing on Daniel Bryan, planting the tag champion with the World’s Strongest Slam en route to eliminating Bryan from the match! Mark Henry then turns his attention to Randy Orton and, without an ounce of remorse, Henry hurls Orton through one of the glass pods! The two big men in the match then square off as Kane collides with Mark Henry. Kane would take it to “The World’s Strongest Man”, but when Kane comes off of the top rope, Mark Henry catches Kane, dropping “The Big Red Machine” with the World’s Strongest Slam en route to eliminating Kane! Chris Jericho and Jack Swagger then form an unlikely alliance to combat Mark Henry, somehow managing to deliver a massive two-man suplex on the steel floor! Jericho and Swagger would then resume their battle, but when Jericho goes for the Lionsault on Swagger, Mark Henry snatches Jericho up and hurling Y2J into the steel wall of the Chamber! After tossing Jericho into Swagger, Mark Henry stacks up Jericho and Swagger before going for a splash off of the second rope, but, luckily, both men move out of the way. Swagger then delivers a big boot to Mark Henry, followed by Jericho with the Codebreaker, and Randy Orton makes an impactful return to the match, dropping Henry with the RKO en route to elimination the dominant “World’s Strongest Man”!

Despite his elimination, Mark Henry would lay waste to the remaining Chamber participants, laying Jericho, Swagger, and Orton out with the World’s Strongest Slam! As referees continue to try and get Mark Henry out of the ring, SmackDown General Manager Booker T and his assistant, Theodore Long, make their way into the Chamber as the GM is finally able to get Mark Henry to leave the Chamber. With only three men left, Jack Swagger holds his own against the two veterans, even managing to lock in the Patriot Act on both men, respectively. However, the third man would continue to break up the submissions and Orton would eventually gain the advantage, planting both Swagger and Jericho with a double DDT! Orton then plants Jericho with the RKO en route to eliminating Y2J and Swagger would spot an opening, surprisingly catching Orton with a roll-up to eliminate Orton and earn a shot at the World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania!

After months of terrorizing the WWE, The Shield would meet “the sword” as Dean Ambrose, Seth Rollins, & Roman Reigns would have to deal with “The Sin City Cyborg” Ryback, “The Celtic Warrior” Sheamus, and the winner of the 2013 Royal Rumble Match, John Cena, in an explosive 6-Man Tag Match. However, Cena, Sheamus, & Ryback could not wait to get their hands on The Shield as they attack them before the match can even begin, dropping them with three suplexes in the center of the ring before the match is finally able to begin. Surprisingly, The Shield would isolate John Cena, allowing the trio to dominate much of the match, but when Cena was finally able to make the tag to Ryback, all hell would break loose as all six combatants would brawl. After taking Dean Ambrose out of the ring, Sheamus would exit the ring and, then, out of nowhere, Roman Reigns charges Sheamus, sending “The Celtic Warrior” crashing through the ringside barricade! Meanwhile, in the ring, Cena and Ryback would get the better of Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins as Cena plants Ambrose with the Attitude Adjustment, but with Rollins moments away from being the victim of Shell Shocked by Ryback, Roman Reigns would quickly return to the ring, blasting an unsuspecting Ryback with a Spear and, as Cena tangles with Reigns, Rollins lands on top of Ryback, pinning Ryback to win the match for The Shield!

With AJ Lee & Big E. Langston in tow, “Mr. Money-in-the-Bank” Dolph Ziggler makes an appearance, saying that he was not even booked on the show and that he has stolen more shows than anyone in the Hall of Fame. However, Dolph’s tirade is interrupted by SmackDown General Manager Booker T, saying that Ziggler is “wrong” and he has found a Superstar who can do everything that Ziggler can do and more. Not only that, but Dolph will be facing this individual right now as “Mr. Money-in-the-Bank” would go one-on-one with Kofi Kingston. During the match, Kofi would knock Dolph to the outside and, as Big E. Langston helps Ziggler to his feet, Kofi dives to the outside, connecting with Langston. This riles up Langston as the big man gets on the ring apron, distracting the referee while AJ Lee delivers a slap to Kofi. However, Kofi is still able to land Trouble in Paradise on Ziggler, but just when Kofi is close to a victory, Big E. pulls Dolph out of the ring! Kofi then takes flight again, this time taking Langston off of his feet on the outside. However, Ziggler would survive the unique onslaught of Kofi Kingston and would hit the Zig Zag on Kofi en route to picking up the win. After the match, Big E. Langston would make it a long night for Kofi Kingston as Langston returns to the ring, showering Kofi with multiple shots to the mid-section before dropping Kofi with the Big Ending!

The Divas Title was on the line at Elimination Chamber as Kaitlyn defended the top prize of the Divas division against Tamina Snuka. In the end, Tamina Snuka would go for the Superfly Splash, but Kaitlyn would roll out of the way before hitting the Spear on Tamina en route to successfully retaining the Divas Title.

Then it was time for an epic rematch from the Royal Rumble as “The People’s WWE Champion” The Rock would defend the WWE Championship against the man who held it for 434 days and argues that he was “screwed” out of the title and still believes that he is the champion in the self-proclaimed “Best in the World” CM Punk, with Paul Heyman in his corner and The Rock’s WWE Title belt still in his possession, and, if The Rock gets disqualified or counted out, then he will lose the WWE Title to CM Punk. During the match, CM Punk would try to outsmart The Rock, slapping The Rock across the face in order to enrage The Rock to the point of getting himself disqualified, which would mean Rock losing the title. The Rock would narrowly avoid disqualification after drilling Punk with countless right hands, but after Punk spit in the face of the champion, Rock would lose it, taking Punk to the outside of the ring and bouncing his face off of the announce table, but still managing to avoid the disqualification. Later on in the match, with Paul Heyman distracting the referee, Punk takes The Rock to the outside, hitting The Rock’s own Rock Bottom on its innovator on top of the Spanish announce table. Despite this ploy, The Rock would still manage to get back into the ring before the ten-count. The Rock would somehow manage to fight back in the matchup, catching CM Punk with the Rock Bottom, but Punk was able to kick out! Shortly after this, Paul Heyman would draw the attention of the referee once again as the referee gets on the ring apron to argue with Heyman. Unfortunately for the referee, the match resumed in the ring and CM Punk would shove The Rock into the referee, who is knocked off of the ring apron! Meanwhile, in the ring, Punk hits the GTS on The Rock, but with the referee out, there is no one to count the pinfall!

A second referee then comes out as an EMT checks on the downed official, but the second referee checks on his colleague, despite the pleas by Heyman. Back in the ring, CM Punk goes for a second GTS, but The Rock wiggles out before hitting the spinebuster and the People’s Elbow. The Rock then goes for the pin on Punk and the second referee rushes into the ring, but Punk is able to kick out again! The Rock then goes after Punk again, but Punk rolls over the foot and ankle of the referee with the referee rolling to the outside of the ring to check on his leg. Punk then catches The Rock with a kick to the head, but the referee is unable to stand on the injured ankle. As an EMT checks on the second referee, CM Punk has Paul Heyman retrieve the WWE Title belt and, with Heyman holding The Rock in place, Punk goes for a shot with the title belt, but The Rock moves out of the way and Punk inadvertently strikes Heyman with the gold! The Rock then takes advantage, catching Punk with another Rock Bottom, finally securing the win and successfully retaining the WWE Championship, meaning that the WrestleMania main event is set as The Rock will defend the WWE Championship against his WrestleMania opponent from last year, John Cena!


Saturday, February 16, 2013

WWE Elimination Chamber 2013 final match Card




* Pre-show Tag team match
Brodus Clay and Tensai vs Team Rhodes Scholars(Cody Rhodes and Damien Sandow) 

* United States Championship
Antonio Cesaro (c) vs The Miz

* Divas Championship
Kaitlyn (c) vs Tamina Snuka

* World Heavyweight Championship
Alberto Del Rio (c) vs Big Show

* 6 men tag match
The Shield(Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns) vs John Cena, Ryback and Sheamus

* Elimination Chamber Match
(Winner gets world heavyweight title shot at WrestleMania)
Chris Jericho vs Daniel Bryan vs Kane vs Jack Swagger vs Mark Henry vs Randy Orton

* WWE Championship
(If The Rock gets himself disqualified or counted out, CM Punk wins the title)
The Rock (c) vs. CM Punk

Friday, February 15, 2013

Porn Star Denies Affiar With John Cena While He Was Married




There is a rumor going around that John Cena’s ex-wife Liz has revealed that Cena cheated on her with adult film star Kendra Lust. The unsubstantiated rumor, which started on a bodybuilding forum, states that Cena supposedly met Kendra Lust met at a gym and they carried on a sexual relationship for a year while Cena was still married. Ms. Lust is denying the situation and issued the following statement to CagesideSeats.com this week:

“I want to clear the air about my involvement with WWE Superstar John Cena. Although I am a huge fan of John Cena and his great moves in the ring, he has never used them on me personally. I’ve been a fan of wrestling since I was a kid, but the closest I’ve ever been to John Cena was in the audience at Monday Night Raw. This is just an internet rumor with no merit. I wish him the best of luck and do not wish to cause any conflict in his marriage.”

She didn’t help contain the rumors by tweeting the following NSFW pictures of herself with a replica WWE Championship belt, but these are by no means evidence of any relationship between her and Cena:




HHH & The Rock Nominated For Awards

Triple H has been nominated as the Most Metal Athlete at the 2013 Revolver Golden Gods Awards. The awards will take place on May 2nd and will be hosted by Christ Jericho.




The Rock has been nominated for Favorite Male Buttkicker in the 2013 Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards for his hole in “Journey 2.” The awards show will take place on March 28th.

WWE SmackDown Results: February 15, 2013



* Mark Henry def. Randy Orton by DQ after Randy Orton uses a steel chair

* Tamina Snuka def. Layla via Superfly Splash

* Brodus Clay & Tensai def. Heath Slater & Jinder Mahal by Brodus Clay pinning Jinder Mahal following the Funkasplash

* The Miz def. Cody Rhodes via Figure-Four Leg Lock

* Jack Swagger def. Zack Ryder via Patriot Act.

* Big Show def. Chris Jericho via K.O. Punch.






Detailed Results
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After being humiliated by Alberto Del Rio on last week’s SmackDown and taking his aggression out on Alex Riley, Yoshi Tatsu, & Matt Striker on RAW, the #1 Contender for the World Heavyweight Title, “The World’s Largest Athlete” Big Show, kicks off SmackDown just two nights before he challenges Del Rio for the gold at Elimination Chamber. Big Show says that he hopes that Del Rio and the fans are “happy” because three people suffered his “wrath” on RAW. Big Show then says that Del Rio has “never pinned” him and the World Heavyweight Champion will never pin him! Big Show then vows to turn Del Rio’s “fiesta” into a “siesta” on Sunday, but the giant is then interrupted by one of the six participants in the Elimination Chamber Match and a former tag team partner of Big Show, “Y2J” Chris Jericho. Jericho says that he has known Big Show for sixteen years and he knows what Big Show is feeling right now. Big Show argues that, if Jericho truly knows him, then Y2J should not be anywhere near him. Jericho declares that, despite his other endeavors, he is back in the WWE and he is working harder than ever! Jericho then says that Big Show is feeling some “doubt” regarding Alberto Del Rio, but says that Big Show is the “biggest force” in the WWE. Jericho continues, saying that he has main-evented WrestleMania and has competed in more Elimination Chamber Matches than anyone and, when he wins the Chamber Match, there is a very good chance that it will be Big Show vs. Chris Jericho for the World Heavyweight Title at WrestleMania! Big Show says that, if that is the case, it will be the “last WrestleMania appearance” of Jericho’s career, telling Jericho to get out of the ring before he makes sure that Jericho does not even make it to the pay-per-view. SmackDown General Manager Booker T then intervenes, saying that they do not know for sure if Big Show vs. Jericho will happen at WrestleMania, but announces that, tonight on SmackDown, Big Show and Chris Jericho will go one-on-one!

In a rematch from last week’s SmackDown, two of the six Elimination Chamber participants (along with Kane, Daniel Bryan, Jack Swagger, & Chris Jericho) would go one-on-one as the opening match of the night saw nine-time World Champion “The Viper” Randy Orton collide with “The World’s Strongest Man” Mark Henry. During the match, Randy Orton would go for the RKO on Mark Henry, but Mark Henry would dodge the move before knocking Orton to the outside. Once on the outside, Mark Henry would try to deliver the World’s Strongest Slam to Orton, but Orton would fight out of the move. “The Viper” would then grab a steel chair, driving it into the mid-section of Mark Henry and, back in the ring, Orton would deliver a second shot with the steel chair, this time to Henry’s back! However, when Orton goes for a third chair shot, Henry would block it, tossing the chair away before catching “The Viper” and squashing him with the World’s Strongest Slam! If a steel chair cannot stop Mark Henry, what chance do the other five Elimination Chamber participants have this Sunday?

Backstage, Mark Henry snatches a microphone away from a frightened Matt Striker as Henry tells Striker that he has been out of action for nine months, frustrated about his return. Henry continues, saying that the Hall of Pain is re-opened for business and, on Sunday, they are going to lock five Superstars in the Elimination Chamber with him. Henry then says that they better have the police and even the army on standby because no one is going to stop him and he will be heading to WrestleMania!

Before she challenges Kaitlyn for the Divas Championship at Elimination Chamber, Tamina Snuka would go one-on-one with former champion Layla on SmackDown. In the end, it was Tamina Snuka landing the Superfly Splash on Layla en route to picking up the win.

After CM Punk laid him out with the GTS and took his WWE Title on RAW, “The People’s WWE Champion” The Rock would appear on SmackDown, without the title belt, just two nights before he defends the WWE Title against CM Punk at Elimination Chamber. The Rock says that CM Punk ran off with his WWE Title belt, but all that Punk did was make a “trade” as Punk has the title belt until Sunday and, in exchange, Punk will get the “ass-whooping” of his life! Rock continues, saying that he is going to treat Punk like the “spoiled, little boy” that he is. The Rock says that he is a “man” and it took him ten long years to get the WWE Title back, but it will only take him one night to make sure that Punk will never touch it again. CM Punk and Paul Heyman then appear via satellite with the WWE Title belt as Punk says that, at the Royal Rumble, The Rock committed “grand larceny”. Punk continues, saying that he wants The Rock to “snap” and get disqualified at Elimination Chamber and, per the stipulation, he will win the WWE Title. Punk says that he defeated The Rock at the Royal Rumble and he will do it again this Sunday, claiming that he will “still” be the WWE Champion. The Rock responds, saying that Punk’s words are “worthless” and, regardless of what went down at the Rumble, at the end of the night, Punk got beat! The Rock continues, saying that, on Monday morning, it will hit Punk that he failed to beat The Rock. Rock then says that he is a “steamroller of a man” and he will beat Punk at Elimination Chamber and go on to WrestleMania as the WWE Champion and Punk knows it!

The unusual and unexpected team of Brodus Clay & Tensai, with The Funkadactyls in their corner, was in action on SmackDown as they faced two-thirds of 3MB, Heath Slater & Jinder Mahal, with Drew McIntyre in their corner. In the end, it was Brodus Clay hitting the Funkasplash on Jinder Mahal en route to picking up the win for him and Tensai. After the match, however, the celebration was ended with the arrival of The Shield as, after getting The Funkadactyls out of harm’s way, Brodus Clay & Tensai prepare themselves for battle. Dean Ambrose, Seth Rollins, & Roman Reigns then hit the ring, taking Tensai to the outside and sending him into the steel steps. Back in the ring, The Shield manages to hoist Brodus Clay up into the air, dropping “The Funkasaurus with their three-man powerbomb. Following the attack, Dean Ambrose vows that the scene will be similar this Sunday at Elimination Chamber when John Cena, Ryback, & Sheamus will be put on trial and “sentenced” by The Shield!

Despite being bandaged up as a result of an attack by his Elimination Chamber opponent, Antonio Cesaro, on RAW, The Miz would go one-on-one with Cody Rhodes on SmackDown. Despite his injuries, The Miz would manage to lock in the Figure-Four Leg Lock on Cody Rhodes, forcing Rhodes to tap out to pick up the win.

In a rematch from RAW, Elimination Chamber participant “The Real American” Jack Swagger, with his new manager and family friend, Zeb Colter, in his corner, would go one-on-one with Zack Ryder on SmackDown. In the end, it was Jack Swagger locking in the Patriot Act on Zack Ryder, forcing Ryder to tap out to pick up the win. After the match, Jack Swagger re-introduces Zeb Colter, calling Zeb a “real American”. Zeb then speaks, saying that “all men are created equal”, but it is the choices that define people. Zeb then calls Zack Ryder a “clown”, saying that Ryder is more concerned with his “hair and tan” than with the country that he lives in. Colter then declares that he and Swagger known how to “fix” what is wrong with America.

Two nights before he challenges Alberto Del Rio for the World Heavyweight Championship at Elimination Chamber, the main event of SmackDown would see “The World’s Largest Athlete” Big Show going one-on-one with one of the six participants in the Elimination Chamber Match this Sunday, “Y2J” Chris Jericho. During the match, the angry Big Show would be looking to take out his frustrations on Chris Jericho, even tossing Jericho over the announce table at one point in the match! Later on in the match, Big Show would catch Jericho with a huge chokeslam, but Jericho would manage to roll to the outside of the ring. Big Show then hoists a nearly lifeless Jericho and throws him back into the ring before going for a huge elbow drop, but, thankfully for Jericho, he is able to roll out of the way. Shortly after this, Jericho would try his absolute best to turn the giant over into the Walls of Jericho, but Big Show would power out and Jericho would take a run at Big Show, but the giant would catch Jericho with the K.O. Punch out of nowhere, pinning Jericho to pick up an impressive win! After the match, Big Show locks eyes with the World Heavyweight Champion, Alberto Del Rio, who had come out to the staging area. 

STREAK + LONGEST TITLE REIGN IN THE WWE HISTORY


STREAK

Undefeat streak 

* The Undertaker
WrestleMania Undefeated Streak (21 - 0)



STREAK..............YEAR..................WRESTLEMANIA..............................WRESTLERS 

1-0..........................1991...............................VII-7..........................JIMMY HIGHFLY SNUKA 

2-0..........................1992...............................VIII-8.........................JAKE THE SNAKE ROBERTS 

3-0..........................1993................................IX-9............................GIANT GONZALEZ by DQ 

4-0..........................1995...............................XI-11............................KINGKONG BUNDY 

5-0..........................1996................................XII-12...........................................DIESEL 

6-0..........................1997................................XIII-13......................................SID JUSTICE 

7-0..........................1998................................XIV-14..........................................KANE (1) 

8-0..........................1999................................XV-15...........................THE BIG BOSS MAN 

9-0..........................2001...............................XVII-17............................................HHH (1) 

10-0........................2002................................XVIII-18...................................RIC FLAIR 

11-0........................2003...............................XIX-19.......................BIG SHOW AND A-TRAIN 

12-0........................2004.................................XX-20.........................................KANE (2) 

13-0........................2005.................................XXI-21....................................RANDY ORTON 

14-0........................2006...............................XXII-22.....................................MARK HENRY 

15-0........................2007..................................XXIII-23..................................BATISTA 

16-0........................2008................................XXIV-24.........................................EDGE 

17-0........................2009...............................XXV-25.........................................HBK (1) 

18-0........................2010................................XXVI-26........................................HBK (2) 

19-0........................2011...............................XXVII-27.......................................HHH (2) 

20-0........................2012...............................XXVIII-28......................................HHH (3)

21-0........................2013................................XXIX-29.....................................CM PUNK




* Bill Goldberg 
WCW Undefeated Streak (173 - 0)


From September 22nd 1997 to December 27th 1998

In his debut match, defeated Hugh Morris on September 22nd 1997  

Lost against Kevin Nash at StarrCade after Scott Hall interfered on December 27th 1998










* Andre the Giant
 14 years WWF Undefeated Streak 

From March 26, 1973 to March 29, 1987

In his debut match, defeated Buddy Wolfe in New York's Madison  Square Garden On March 26, 1973

Lost against Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania III on March 29, 1987









* Tatanka's Undefeated Streak (1992–1993)

From February 1, 1992 to October 30, 1993

In his debut match, defeated Pat Tanaka on February 1, 1992

Lost against Ludvig Borga(Borga had hit Tatanka in the back 
with a steel chair while Mr. Fuji distracted the referee) on October 30, 1993





LONGEST TITLE REIGN

World Title reign + WWF/E Title reign 



* Bruno Sammartino

2803 Days(almost 8 years) as World Champion

From May 17, 1963 to January 18, 1971

Defeated Buddy Rogers in a match that lasted 
less than a minute in New York in 1963 

Lost against Ivan Koloff in 1971









* Bob Backlund

2135 Days(almost 6 years) as World Champion

From February 20, 1978 to December 1983

Defeated "Superstar" Billy Graham on Feb. 20, 
1978 

Lost against The Iron Sheik in December 26, 1983












* Pedro Morales

1027 days as World Champion

From February 8, 1971 to December 1, 1973

Defeated Ivan Koloff on February 8, 1971

Lost against Stan Stasiak on December 1, 1973 











* Hulk Hogan's First WWF Title Reign

1,474 days as WWF Champion

From January 23, 1984 to February 5, 1988

Defeated The Iron Sheik in Madison Square Garden 
on January 23, 1984

Lost against André the Giant on February 5, 1988












* Diesel

358 days as WWF Champion

From November 26, 1994 to November 19, 1995

Defeated Bob Backlund in New York on November 26, 1994

Lost against Bret Hart at Survivor Series on November 19, 1995














* John Cena

380 Days as WWE Champion

From September 17, 2006 to October 7, 2007

Defeated Edge at Unforgiven in September 17, 2006

Vacated the title when he suffered a torn right pectoral tendon on the October 1 edition of Raw












* C M Punk

434 days as WWE Champion

From November 20, 2011 to January 27, 2013

Defeated Alberto Del Rio at Survivor Series on November 20, 2011

Lost against The Rock Royal Rumble on January 27, 2013






WWF/E Womens Title Reign

* The Fabulous Moolah(Decades of Dominance)

10,170 days(almost 28 years) as WWF Womens Champion

From September 18, 1956 to July 23, 1984

Defeated  Judy Grable in a tournament final to become the first Womens Champion

Lost against Wendi Richter on July 23, 1984 on September 18, 1956

When Moolah won the title, Hulk Hogan was only two years old




* Sherri Martel(Sensational Sherri)

441 days as WWF Womens Champion

From July 24, 1987 to October 7, 1988

Defeated The Fabulous Moolah in Houston, TX on July 24, 1987

Lost against Rockin' Robin in Paris, France on October 7, 1988












* Rockin' Robin 

451 days as WWF Womens Champion

From October 7, 1988 to February 21, 1990

Defeated Sensational Sherri in Paris, France on October 7, 1988

Title deactivated and Rockin' Robin stripped of the belt on February 21, 1990












* Trish Stratus

448 days as WWE Womens Champion

From January 9, 2005 to April 2, 2006 

Defeated Lita at New Year's Revolution on January 9, 2005

Lost against Mickie James at WrestleMania 22 on April 2, 2006 









WWE World Heavyweight Title reign






Batista 

282 days as WWE World Heavyweight Champion

From April 3, 2005 to January 10, 2006

Defeated HHH at WrestleMania 21 on April 3, 2005

Vacated the title after he was sidelined with a legitimate triceps injury










* Triple H 

280 days as WWE World Heavyweight Champion

From December 15, 2002 to September 21, 2003

Defeated Shawn Michaels at Armageddon on December 15, 2002

Lost against Goldberg at Unforgiven on September 21, 2003







WCW Title Reign







* Hulk Hogan

469 days as WCW Champion

From July 17, 1994 to October 29, 1995

Defeated Ric Flair on July 17, 1994

Lost against The Giant on October 29, 1995







ECW Title Reign




* Shane Douglas

406 days as ECW Champion

From November 30, 1997 to January 10, 1999

Defeated Bam Bam Bigelow on November 30, 1997

Lost against Taz on January 10, 1999







ECW Television Title Reign



* Rob Van Dam

700 Days as ECW Television Champion

From April 4, 1998 to March 4, 2000

Defeated Bam Bam Bigelow on April 4, 1998

Vacated the title due to legitimately injured









WWF Intercontinental Title reign 




Honky Tonk Man

454 days as WWF Intercontinental Champion 

From 1987 to 1988

Defeated Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat in June 
1987 in Buffalo 

Lost against Ultimate Warrior at SummerSlam 1988






WWF World Tag Team Title Reign 


* Demolition(Ax and Smash)

478 days as WWF World Tag Team Champions

From March 27, 1988 to July 18, 1989 

Defeated Strike Force (Rick Martel and Tito Santana) at WrestleMania IV on March 27, 1988

Lost against the Brain Busters(Arn Anderson and Tully Blanchard) at Saturday Night's Main Event in July 18, 1989





WWE Tag Team Title Reign 




Paul London and Brian Kendrick

331 days as WWE Tag Team Champions

From May 21, 2006 to April 17, 2007

Defeated MNM(Joey Mercury and Johnny Nitro) on May 21, 2006 at Judgment Day

Lost against Deuce 'n Domino on April 17, 2007 at SmackDown






WWF US Title Reign



Lex Luger

523 days as WWF US Champion

From May 22, 1989 to October 27, 1990

Defeated Michael Hayes on May 22, 1989

Lost against Stan Hansen in Chicago on October 27, 1990





WWF European Title Reign




The British Bulldog

206 days as WWF European Champion

From February 26, 1997 to September 20, 1997

Defeated Owen Hart in a tournament final to become the first European champion at Raw on 
February 26, 1997

Lost against Shawn Michaels at One Night Only on September 20, 1997



WWE Cruiserweight(known as Light Heavyweight in WWF and WCW era) Title reign 




Gregory Helms

385 days as WWE Cruiserweight Champion

From January 29, 2006 to July 7, 2007 

Defeated Kid Kash (c), Funaki, Jamie Noble, Nunzio and Paul London in 6-Way Cruiserweight 
match for the WWE Cruiserweight Championship at Royal Rumble 

Lost against Rey Mysterio on June 16 and United States Champion Bobby Lashley on July 7 






WWF Hardgore Title Reign



* The Big Boss Man

97 days as WWF Hardgore Champion

From October 12, 1999 to January 17, 2000

Defeated Al Snow at SmackDown on October 12, 1999

Lost against Test at Raw is War on January 17, 2000




WWE Divas Title Reign


* Maryse

216 days as WWE Divas Champion

From December 22, 2008 to July 26, 2009

Defeated Michelle McCool at SmackDown on December 22, 2008

Lost against Mickie James at Night of Champions on July 26, 2009






Thursday, February 14, 2013

Marine 3 Movie Poster featuring The Miz



The latest issue of WWE Magazine features the following movie poster for the WWE Studios film “The Marine 3: Homefront” starring The Miz:


The Undertaker's Plans For Wrestlemania 29 + Health Update



The Undertaker’s status for WrestleMania 29 remains 50/50. After being spotted in Nashville on Sunday night(the site of this week’s Monday Night Raw), it’s believed that Undertaker was in town to meet with Vince McMahon and Triple H to discuss his physical condition and his status for WrestleMania as the Dead Man has undergone several major surgeries since last year’s WrestleMania. There is still talk about him working a match against CM Punk at the show to defend his undefeated streak for a 21st time. While most are reporting Undertaker working is contingent on his health, we’ve heard it’s over money. Undertaker isn’t 100% healthy and probably won’t be for the remainder of his in-ring career but he’s been holding firm over an amount he is seeking to work the pay-per-view.


WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross has also updated his blog about Undertaker’s WM29 Status:

"Getting tons of questions daily on Twitter about the Undertaker. I get the curiosity but I don’t have any answers. One a more strategic note why would any announcement be made until after the Elimination Chamber when the Road to WrestleMania really starts rolling? I was also asked in the Q&A section if WWE would put Taker in a multiple person match at a WM? I can’t and won’t speak for WWE but I certainly wouldn’t do such a booking. Finally, once again, I NEVER see the STREAK ending at the hands of ANYONE at ANY WrestleMania."