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I'll do my best to get Smackdown up tomorrow night. Apologies for the delay, but as I said I've been busy and then spent yesterday in Sydney for the cricket.
 

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The first Smackdown after the Royal Rumble kicks off, and things pick up straight away as we see a limousine with the Raw logo on it pull up. The crowd boos as Raw tag team champions Lance Cade and Trevor Murdoch step out followed by Eric Bischoff, the Raw general manager smiling smugly as he and his employees enter the arena.

The first match of the evening looks to be the cruiserweight title match, with Juventud of the Mexicools riding out to the ring on his lawn mower to a solid reaction from the fans. Highlights of his title loss in the epic ladder match are shown. Gregory Helms comes out next, the cocky new champion getting booed as he struts to the ring.

MATCH ONE - Juventud vs. Gregory Helms (c) for the Cruiserweight Title
This match is on a par with their Royal Rumble effort sans the ladder, with both men doing the belt a great credit by fighting with such intensity. Juvi looks set to regain as he dominates the former Raw superstar, but Helms takes the easy way out - clubbing 'the Juice' with his belt after 'accidentally' knocking the referee down. Juventud's rematch clause has been invoked and used, and Helms is still champion.

COMMERCIAL

Booker T and Sharmell are on their way out to the ring, the United States champion accompanied by Samoa Joe, Faarooq, and Rikishi - his new stablemates. Highlights of Booker T's Nation assisted win over Lashley at Royal Rumble are shown and Booker T gets on the stick.
Booker T: You see that, baby? You see that?
Sharmell: Of course I do, baby.
Booker T: What do you see?
Sharmell: I see my man taking care of business by whatever means necessary. I see the United States Champion putting Bobby Lashley in his place.
Booker T: It's beautiful, isn't it baby?

Sharmell is preparing to answer when Chris Benoit's music hits, the Rabid Wolverine on his way out for his shot at the strap. Benoit made quite an impact in the Royal Rumble, and the Nation of Domination remembers it well - all three going to the outside.

MATCH TWO - Booker T (c) vs. Chris Benoit for the US Title
The second match of the evening continues the trend of the night, two gifted competitors turning it on for the fans and given enough time to do the title justice. It's a too and fro match, reminiscent of their many clashes in WCW, but again the babyface is robbed by underhanded tactics. Benoit, having laid out Booker T with a triple German, goes up top for the Suicide Headbutt. Faarooq distracts the referee whilst Samoa Joe hits the ring and catches Benoit up top for a top rope Muscle Buster! He rolls out and Booker T covers for the 1-2-3.

Booker T and the rest of the Nation hit the ring and begin to beat on the already prone Benoit, but they are quick to scatter when Lashley hits the ring. The crowd goes wild as Lashley is able to corner Booker T and crush him with a Dominator. Samoa Joe, Rikishi, and Faarooq drag their team-mate to safety whilst Lashley helps Benoit to his feet. Lashley raises Benoit's hand as we got to commercial.

COMMERCIAL

We return to the backstage area where Josh Matthews is with 'The Alpha Male' Monty Brown.
Josh: Monty, last Sunday at Royal Rumble you...
Monty: Wait a second, are you referring to the Alpha Male? Are you staining his reputation by attaching your insignificant self to his greatness? You are one of the ubiquitous hangers on. You are, for lack of a better term, a parasitic growth. You're a lamprey. You're a tick.
Josh: Huh?
Monty: Is my language too eloquent for you? Should I adjust the vernacular? Let me put it this way - GET OUT OF MY FACE!

Josh Matthews scurries away.

Monty: The Alpha Male is here to do one thing - to turn the WWE into the Serengeti. The Alpha Male is unstoppable and he will not be denied. Batista, you call yourself the Animal? Well, guess what? I'm the Alpha Male, and you're the prey. You'd better get ready for the POOOOOOOOOOOUNCE...... PERIOD!

MATCH THREE - Monty Brown vs. Heidenreich
This one is, thankfully, rather short. Heidenreich has plenty of support from the crowd but he barely gets any offence in, taking a series of suplex before being hit with the Pounce. Brown wins it after just three minutes.

COMMERCIAL

We are taken to a darkened basement somewhere. A single candle gutters and we're able to make out The Undertaker's face amongst the shadows.
Undertaker: Randy Orton, your time has come. You can no longer escape your fate, for death is inexorable and it has chosen you. Randy Orton, now that you have lost your beloved title you can know that my intentions are purely sadistic. I do not want a belt. I do not want pride. I want you to....rest in peace.

The sombre mood is broken as we return to the ring for the flambouyant entry of Super Crazy and Psicosis, the Mexicools. They get the crowd going in the ring before TNT's music hits and the Raw tag team champions smugly walk out with Eric Bischoff at their side. He goes to commentary whilst the two teams prepare to clash.

MATCH FOUR - TNT (c) vs. The Mexicools for the World Tag Titles
This match is a tribute to how wasted TNT are on Raw, with the team producing some great moments against the agile pairing. Murdoch, being the big man, is able to show plenty of his skills with the selling of the two Mexicans only improving it. Cade is also a solid performer, but it's a match where both teams have periods of control.

Flash to the end, and Psicosis makes the hot tag to Super Crazy, who enters the ring with a springboard hurricanrana to Murdoch. Cade's entrance is cut off with a dropsault that sends him to the outside. Crazy tags in Psicosis, who goes right to the top for his flying elbow. Bischoff, having left commentary, leaps up onto the apron and shoves Psicosis to the mat. Murdoch is able to capitalise with a DDT for the 1-2-3! TNT have retained their titles but it took interference from Raw's general manager!

Bischoff is in the ring and grabs a mike, telling TNT to beat the Mexicools up. Suddenly the crowd goes nuts as Theodore Long rushes down to the ring and tackles Bischoff. The two general managers begin to fight before London & Spanky hit the ring - forcing Bischoff and his allies to back off. As we go to commercial Theodore Long is promising that it's not over.

COMMERCIAL

MATCH FIVE - Batista vs. Nunzio
Nunzio is already in the ring when we return, and he is treated to a spinebuster and a Batista Bomb for the 1-2-3. Batista just sent a loud and clear message to Brown with a thirty three second victory!

COMMERCIAL

We return from the break for Rey Mysterio's clash with John Bradshaw Layfield. Mysterio drew the former champion's ire when he eliminated him in last night's Royal Rumble.

MATCH SIX - Rey Mysterio vs. JBL
This is a great match, showcasing and proving the fact that Mysterio can make anyone look like a (pardon the pun) wrestling God. Mysterio picks up a crowd pleasing win after hitting the 619.

We cut backstage to where Ken Kennedy is standing with Josh Matthews.
Josh: I'm standing back here with...

Kennedy grabs the microphone
Kennedy: Get out of here, kid. This here's the big leagues, you can't cut it, so just get out of here and let me do the talking.

Josh Matthews leaves, again.

Kennedy: In a few moments this capacity crowd is going to be treated to a display from yours truly, Ken Kennedy. Hardcore Holly, the world's most boring man, is about to get an excitement injection from the most exciting young superstar in the WWE - MIIIIIIIIIISTER KENNEDY!

KENNEDY!

COMMERCIAL

Hardcore Holly is first out, getting a modest pop before Ken Kennedy's own entrance gets solid heel heat.

MATCH SEVEN - Ken Kennedy vs. Hardcore Holly
This is pretty much an extended squash, with Ken Kennedy making Holly look rather pathetic as he dominates him from start to finish, picking up a win following the Lambeau Leap.

Kennedy's celebrations are cut short, however, when Randy Orton's music hits and the former champion comes down to the ring.
Orton: Get out of the ring! Both of you, get out of the ring!

Ken Kennedy smartly leaves, whilst Holly staggers to his feet and into an RKO.
Orton: I said get out of my ring! I warned you! I'm sick and tired of this! A week ago I was World Heavyweight Champion, and now I'm being disrespected by Hardcore Holly of all people! Matt Hardy, you got lucky. Not only did you not pin me, but you also had that sick bastard Undertaker help you get me out of the picture. Well, I hope you've enjoyed your time at the top, because it ends tonight. It ends right now. Get out here and fight me, you coward. I want my rematch and I want it now!

Oooooh yeah!

Matt Hardy comes out to a monster pop, the newly crowned World Heavyweight Champion not wasting any time as he sprints to the ring and starts to brawl with Orton. Looks like the match is on!

MATCH EIGHT - Matt Hardy (c) vs. Randy Orton for the World Heavyweight Title
This match is typical of the two, good but not great. Orton and Hardy's styles differ, and Orton comes out of this looking very strong due to some underhanded tactics. In fact, sticking to the theme of the night, he's looking set for a title regain when The Undertaker's music hits. Like a hypnotised person Orton stops and stares, allowing Hardy to spin him around and hit the Twist of Fate for the 1-2-3. Hardy retains his title but he's got to know he owes it to The Undertaker.

As Orton furiously pounds the turnbuckles in frustration the lights go out and mist fills the arena. When they come back on, The Undertaker stands in the centre of the ring in his traditional 'dead man' garb. Randy Orton bails as the night draws to a close.

Scoring
Gregory Helms: Win (+5) and Title Retain (+3) = 8
Booker T: Win (+5) and Title Retain (+3) = 8
Samoa Joe: Interference (+1) = 1
Monty Brown: Win (+5) = 5
Lance Cade: Win (+5) and Title Defence (+3) = 8
Trevor Murdoch: Win (+5) and Title Defence (+3) = 8
Eric Bischoff: Interference (+1) = 1
Batista: Win (+5) = 5
Rey Mysterio: Win (+5) = 5
Ken Kennedy: Win (+5) = 5
Matt Hardy: Win (+5) and Title Defence (+3) = 8

Leaderboard
raider_69 - 226
thuganomics - 206.5
Big Pete - 189
GreenGuy - 143
Knight82 – 138
lockyno1 - 135
PARANoIR - 85
Manuwera Marlins - 47.5
Gene Krupa - 37
brooksy19 – 29
Big_bad_Sharks_Fan: 26
MILLWALL – 15
 

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WWE Sackings
The WWE has shocked the world with a string of recent firings and releases. Although most of the names aren't particularly surprising, some are downright shocking. It seems the WWE has done away with the entire women's division, sacking their wrestling talent. The full list of released or fired workers follows:
- Christy Hemme
- Hardcore Holly
- Mickie James
- Scotty 2 Hotty
- Trish Stratus
- Victoria
- Viscera

Women's Title 'Retired'
WWE.com is reporting that the WWE Women's Title has been retired and that Trish Stratus, Victoria, and Mickie James have all been released from their current contracts. Whilst Victoria and James were said to be fine with the move, Trish Stratus was said to be fuming about being sacked after all of the work she has put in.

Television News
Pro Wrestling Insider can report that the WWE has signed a one year deal with Fox to begin airing a new program tentatively titled WWE Clash, which will take on the dual roles of Velocity and Heat. Also, Ohio Valley Wrestling has announced it's own television deal - with OVW Turbo to debut on MVCC later in the year.

Goldberg Signs
Take this with a grain of salt, but reports are that Bill Goldberg has gone against his own word and signed a contract with the WWE. With the WWE currently loaded with main event talent it's hard to see where Goldberg fits in. In other news, the WWE have also tried to initiate negotiations with Sting, but the WCW veteran is said to be happy with his role in TNA and will not renege on his contract.
 

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wow... no chicks division
should piss off some of the other talent around CWB

such as conway, visera, val venus, rikishi, heidenreich, slyvan
also give eugene and simon dean better gimmicks!
 

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such as conway, visera, val venus, rikishi, heidenreich, slyvan
also give eugene and simon dean better gimmicks!

Conway may go, Viscera has gone, Venis will probably get a singles push, Sylvan will probably go, and Heidenreich will go once I've set up a few more tag teams. Eugene, if you remember, was put 'out of action' by Kane - so I daresay you'll see him return as Nick Dinsmore. Dean and Stevie Richards are two guys I want to repackage too.
 

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looks like its all under control then ;-)
not sure about a Val push... not sure i would buy it, for too long he's been squashed into oblivion!
 

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Preview

Things couldn't get much more unpredictable on Monday Night Raw, with The Rock jumping to Raw to take on John Cena, what will the champion's reaction be? Also, on Smackdown last week Eric Bischoff and TNT crashed the party but Theodore Long has promised revenge. What will happen on Raw tonight?

TNT take on the pairing of Tajiri and Chavo Guerrero as they continue to dominate Raw's tag division. Can these two do what others haven't?

Carlito is set to defend his Intercontintental Title against the seven foot Big Show. Can RVD and Kane, both with an interest in this clash, stay away?

AJ Styles makes his in ring Raw debut with a clash against Val Venis

The Rock also makes his in ring Raw return, taking on the Big Red Machine in a match that's sure to bring the house down

Plus we'll see Triple H and Kurt Angle in singles action, Theodore Long's response to Bischoff's attack on Smackdown, and much more!
 

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Don't like the idea of Trish being gone. I'm guessing you'll bring her back as a manager for a wrestler or something of the sorts.
 

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Preview
Will the Raw vs. Smackdown clashes continue after what will undoubtedly be a fine return of serve from Theodore Long on Raw? The debut of Monty Brown has caused plenty of excitement, but it's the Phenom who is shaking things up. What will unfold on Friday night?

Gregory Helms will defend his cruiserweight gold against Psicosis

MNM take on one of the many challengers to their gold, London & Kendrick

Monty Brown dominated Heidenreich last week and now he's facing Road Warrior Animal with a chance to complete the double. Can he outdo a legend?

Samoa Joe cost Chris Benoit the US Title last week and this week it's time for revenge. Benoit teams up with Rey Mysterio to take on Samoa Joe and Rikishi

Ken Kennedy will battle Bobby Lashley for the #1 US contendership. Can Lashley shrug off having had his early streak ended by Kennedy?

Plus a huge main event sees Matt Hardy defending his World Title against an in form Booker T. Will Randy Orton and The Undertaker be able to stay out of the picture?

Plus there'll undoubtedly be some involvement from Raw's superstars and general manager. Tune in this Friday to find out what goes down!
 

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IF YA SMELL!

The night couldn't start off much bigger, with the People's Champion making his way down to the ring to a deafening ovation. The Rock made the decision to jump to Raw after winning the Royal Rumble and it looks like he's set his sights on John Cena.

The Rock: Finally the Rock has come back to Pittsburg! John Cena, you jabroni, you crossed a line at Royal Rumble. You see, while the People's Champion was tossing people over the top rope one by one he was thinking about three things:
1. Winning the Royal Rumble for the millions.....and millions of The Rock's fans
2. Winning the WWE Title
3. Getting a chance to beat the holy hell out of you for what you did to Shawn Michaels.
Now I know what you're thinking, but The Rock doesn't even like Shawn Michaels. You're damn straight I don't! I don't like Shawn Michaels one bit. But that doesn't change the fact that you crossed the line at Royal Rumble. You didn't just cross the line, no, you spat in the people's faces while you did it. And when you hurt the people, you hurt The Rock. You've had that title since Wrestlemania and it looks like you're going to go coast to coast - but when it's all said and done, when the smoke has cleared and the dust has settled, The Rock's going to take that title off you, he's gonna shine it up real nice, and he's gonna put it around his waist. And while you're crying to your mommy about that, I'm gonna take my size sixteen boot and stick it straight up your candy ass! IF YA SMELL.... What the Rock is cooking!

The fans go crazy as The Rock poses in the ring and we go to our first commercial of the night.

COMMERCIAL

The World Tag champions are out next, Cade and Murdoch looking cocky as they show footage of last week's victory over The Mexicools on Smackdown. They conveniently gloss over the interference from Eric Bischoff. They intend to speak more, it seems, but the arrival of Chavo Guerrero and Tajiri breaks up the party.

MATCH ONE: Tajiri & Chavo Guerrero vs. TNT (c) for the WWE Tag Titles
This is quite a good match, with the more agile pairing of babyfaces more than making up for Murdoch's own sluggishness in the ring. Cade and Chavo have a particularly memorable exchange, with Murdoch's greatest contribution being the man on the receiving end of some stinging kicks from Tajiri. Chavo controls the match brilliantly and is looking set to hit the Three Amigos on Trevor Murdoch when Lance Cade cracks him across the back. Rather than ignoring it, Chavo guillotines Cade and then goes over the top with a suicide dive! The two brawl up the ramp but it goes awry for Chavo when he's whipped into the stairs! The referee has no choice but to count the team out even as Tajiri spits Green Mist in Murdoch's face and near decapitates him with a brutal kick.

TNT celebrate an ill gained 'win' as Chavo staggers to his feet and apologies to Tajiri.

We cut backstage to where a limousine bearing Smackdown's markings pulls up. Theodore Long steps out but turns back to the car, speaking to someone inside it.
Long: You wait here, playas, I'll sort this out with Eric.

COMMERCIAL

I spit in the face of people who don't want to be cool
Carlito struts out cockily for what should be a tough title defence against The Big Show. The Big Show's entrance pyros cause Carlito to jump, and it doesn't look good for the champion.

MATCH TWO - Carlito (c) vs. The Big Show for the Intercontinental Title
This one is quite one sided, with Carlito basically beaten from pillar to post by the much larger man. His sole offence comes from attempting his lungblower, but he can't get Show to tumble back and gets a brutal snapmare from seven feet up for his troubles. Show is looking certain to score a victory when Kane's music hits. Show shoves Carlito away (having grabbed him for a Chokeslam) and the champion collides with the referee. Kane hits the ring and the two big men brawl with nothing between them. Carlito helps Kane out of desperation, low blowing Show - allowing Kane to chokeslam the big man. Kane's work is done, and he leaves Carlito to cover for the 1-2-3. Carlito doesn't stick around to celebrate, fleeing before Show can get revenge.

We cut backstage to where Eric Bischoff is standing with two security guards as Theodore Long approaches.
Teddy: Eric, I see you're prepared...
Eric: You're damn right I'm prepared, Teddy. I'm not as blindly stupid as you. Eric Bischoff almost brought the WWE to its knees and I'll be damned if I'm going to let a muppet like you surprise me.
Teddy: Playa, I think I have a surprise for you.

Teddy gestures to the limousine and the door opens. Eric grabs a can of capsicum spray from the nearest guard.
Eric: Let me handle this, boys.

A man steps out and he's momentarily obscured as Eric leaps at him and begins spraying him with capsicum spray! There's a pained cry and Eric springs back.
Eric: Mr. McMahon! I didn't know...
Vince: You son of a bitch, Eric! I can't see a damn thing!
Eric: I'm sorry Mr. McMahon it was...
Vince: And I wanted to see the match tonight
Eric: Match?
Vince: That's what I said, didn't I, you idiot. You've got a match tonight and I was looking forward to it!
Eric: But Mr. McMahon, I'm not a wrestler. I can't be expected to...
Vince: You're expected to and you're going to, Eric. You'll be facing the man in the limousine with me.
Eric: Who is...

Batista steps out of the limousine to a mammoth pop. He checks on Vince McMahon and then shakes Theodore Long's hand.

COMMERCIAL

We return from the break to find John Cena backstage with Maria.
Maria: John Cena, The Rock came out tonight...
Cena: He did? I'd never have picked it. Although, he does talk about sticking things up people's asses a hell of a lot, so I guess I'm not that surprised
Maria: Huh?
Cena: Step aside, sweetie, and let the champ talk. Rock, you want to come back from your vacation in Hollywood and step into my yard? You're coming on to my turf and you're calling me out? Uh uh, it 'aint happening. If you want this strap you're going to have to take it from my cold, lifeless hands. Shawn Michaels found that out the hard way. Wrestlemania, you want a piece of me? Your millions and millions 'aint worth one of my chain gang, homie, and you'd better believe that. Wrestlemania XXII, you're going to get punked out like the fake you are!

Cena leaves a stunned Maria behind.
Maria: Oh! I get it! You were saying The Rock liked boys! Haha.

We cut to the ring where Val Venis is already awaiting the arrival of AJ Styles, who makes his in ring Raw debut tonight.

MATCH THREE: AJ Styles vs. Val Venis
This is a remarkably good match, and I can't stress that enough. Styles shows that he can work a good match with anybody, and Venis reminds the WWE fans that he's not just a jobber to the stars. In a match featuring some great counter wrestling and high spots from Styles, the newcomer is able to hit the Styles Clash for a 1-2-3 victory.

Styles doesn't seem content with just beating Venis, however, and drags him to his feet for a second Styles Clash. The referees and security officials have to intervene to prevent Styles from seriously injuring Venis!

COMMERCIAL

Returning from the break and it's AJ Styles chatting with Lance Cade, Trevor Murdoch, and Chris Masters backstage about how easily he beat Venis. Shelton Benjamin appears to a modest pop.
Shelton: Thought that was pretty funny, didn't you?
Styles: Funny? It was hilarious.
Shelton: I bet you thought it was funny when you attacked me last week too?
Styles: Sure it was. Not as funny as when I eliminated you from the Royal Rumble, though.
Masters: Ooooh!
Shelton: You got lucky at the Royal Rumble, Styles. You came here running your mouth about wanting to challenge the best? You've got your wish. I want you next week on Raw!

Shelton doesn't wait for a response, and storms off leaving a somewhat stunned AJ Styles behind.

Kurt Angle's music hits and the Olympic Gold Medalist hits the ring for his match against Jimmy Jacobs. Jacobs, the plucky underdog, gets a moderate pop but most of the love is reseved for Angle.

MATCH FOUR: Kurt Angle vs. Jimmy Jacobs
This match is short but good, with Jacobs showing fans that he's not just a pair of berserker boots and 'Huss'. That said, Angle never really loses control, and is able to pick up a pinfall victory after hitting the Angle Slam.

Jacobs is out cold, but Angle helps him to his feet and the two shake hands. Angle then raises Jacobs' hand above him to show he was impressed with the youngster's performance.

COMMERCIAL

Goldust's music hits as the bizarre superstar makes his way down to the ring for his match against 'The Game' Triple H. Triple H's own entrance gets a mixed boo/cheer.

MATCH FIVE: Triple H vs. Goldust
This one is over even quicker than the last, Goldust barely getting off any offence before Triple H buries him with a Pedigree for the 1-2-3. He goes to the fallen Goldust and lifts him up in an exact reproduction of Angle's own sign of respect for Jimmy Jacobs, but stops himself at the last month and hits a second Pedigree! He was mocking Kurt Angle's sportsmanship!

COMMERCIAL

IF YA SMELL!
The Rock's music hits for the second time of the evening and this time the People's Champion is set for in ring action against Kane, who interfered in Big Show's Intercontinental Title match earlier in the evening.

MATCH SIX: The Rock vs. Kane
This is easily the match of the night, as The Rock and Kane turn back the clock with an Attitude era classic that has the fans cheering like mad. The Rock pulls out all of his trademark moves and sells Kane's size and strength brilliantly - particularly when selling a chokeslam and kicking out at the last possible second. The end of the match comes after fifteen minutes of brilliant brawling, with The Rock able to stem Kane's flow of offence with a DDT out of nowhere. Both men are down as the fans chant and the referee begins his ten count. Kane is first to his feet and attempts to pick Rocky up, but the People's Champ fires a few rights into Kane's midsection to break away. He comes off the ropes... and Kane grabs his throat. He's going for the chokeslam! No! Rocky hits Kane with an elbow to the side of the head! ROCK BOTTOM! 1-2-3! It's over! Rocky scores a stunning win!

The Rock can barely stand as suddenly CM Punk hits the ring, the straight edge superstar doesn't fare too well however, and a spinebuster sends him to the mat. What's this!? Chris Masters attacks The Rock from behind and he's got him locked in the Masterlock! The Rock is helpless! Kane is to his feet and Masters pushes Rocky forward into a chokeslam! What's the meaning of this!

John Cena appears at the top of the ramp and watches on with interest. Has he somehow enlisted these three men?

COMMERCIAL

Eric Bischoff makes his way out to the ring in wrestling attire looking nervous as hell. Batista's music hits and the former champion comes out with Theodore Long at his side to a tremendous pop.

MATCH SEVEN: Eric Bischoff vs. Batista
This is cat and mouse from the get go, with Bischoff going to the outside as soon as the bell rings. Batista shows a little foolishness to chase him, and when he re-enters the ring is treated to a few kicks from Bischoff - who is quick to back off and flee when Batista is too his feet. He eventually collides with Long, and the fans cheer as the Smackdown General Manager lays a big right hand on Bischoff! He then rolls the Raw GM into the ring where he gets drilled with a Batista Bomb! This one's over!

No! Edge is in the ring! Edge came through the crowd! SPEAR! The referee didn't see it as he was yelling at Theodore Long! Edge rolls Bischoff so he's got an arm draped over Batista's chest! 1-2-3! Eric Bischoff just beat Batista!

No chance. You've got no chance in hell!

Vince McMahon comes out to a big pop as Edge and Eric Bischoff look stunned and worried. Batista, for his part, looks pissed off.
Vince: You think you can get away with it that easily, Eric? Not only did you make a mockery of Smackdown last week but you made a career ending error - you assaulted a McMahon. Now, I may not be able to make you work another match tonight, but I can make Edge here work one. It's going to be Edge against Batista and....

The Rabid Wolverine's music hits and Chris Benoit comes out to a huge pop.
Vince: Chris Benoit!

Edge grabs a microphone.
Edge: Mr. McMahon, you can't be serious. Eric's my boss and I did what he asked. I shouldn't be punished with a handicap match because Bischoff offended you.
Eric: You snake in the grass! You...
Edge: Please, Mr. McMahon, be reasonable!
Vince: Alright, Edge, I'll be reasonable. You can have a partner. You can have... Muhammad Hassan!

The Arab-American comes out with Daivari at his side to huge heat.

MATCH EIGHT: Edge & Muhammad Hassan vs. Chris Benoit & Batista
This is another top quality match, continuing a night of great clashes. Benoit and Edge start things off, the clashes here remeniscent of their feud after Wrestlemania and prior to Benoit's jump to Smackdown. Benoit is isolated early and Edge and Hassan are able to exchange tags to keep it that way. Hassan looks strong when he hits a lariat and then locks in the Camel Clutch, but Benoit is somehow able to reach the ropes and get a basement dropkick to slow things down. The tag is made to Edge moments before Batista hits the ring and lays out both he and Hassan. Batista gives Hassan and Edge spinebusters and begins to shake the ropes to signal for the Batista Bomb, but Daivari gets up on the apron to get in his face. Batista brings him into the ring and plants him with a spinebuster, but now Lita's on the apron! She throws the briefcase to Edge, who rushes at Batista... he ducks! Edge knocks the referee down and Batista crushes him with a Batista Bomb! Cover! There's nobody to count it! That's at least a seven count but the referee is out!

The ref is eventually back up, but by now Benoit is the legal man and he's doing the job on Edge nicely. He's hit the triple Germans and has gone up to the top for the suicide headbutt when Lita again gets involved! She shoves Benoit and, at the second his feet hit the ground, Edge collides with a collosal Spear! It looks brutal! Cover and Daivari has a hold of Batista's leg, keeping him out of the ring! 1-2-3! Edge has pinned Chris Benoit! Edge, Daivari, Lita, Muhammad, and Bischoff make hurried exits - whether they're avoiding a furious Smackdown pairing or a livid Mr. McMahon remains to be seen!

Scoring
Lance Cade: Win (+5) and Title Defence (+3) = 8
Trevor Murdoch: Win (+5) and Title Defence (+3) = 8
Carlito: Win (+5) and Title Defence (+3) = 8
Kane: Interference (+1) = 1
AJ Styles: Win (+5) = 5
Kurt Angle: Win (+5) = 5
Triple H: Win (+5) = 5
The Rock: Win (+5) = 5
Eric Bischoff: Win (+5) = 5
Edge: Win (+5) and Interference (+1) = 6
Muhammad Hassan: Win (+5) = 5
Daivari: Interference (+1) = 1
Lita: Interference (+1) = 1

Leaderboard
raider_69 - 236
thuganomics - 211.5
Big Pete - 189
GreenGuy - 148
Knight82 – 143
lockyno1 - 135
PARANoIR - 85
Manuwera Marlins - 47.5
Gene Krupa - 42
brooksy19 – 29
Big_bad_Sharks_Fan - 26
MILLWALL – 15
 

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Maybe you should invest some of the points you won in *buying* some wrestlers, then Carlito winning would matter. :p
 

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you should join up BBSF, god knows i need some challangers since Thugo and Pete cant handle the heat :D
 

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What did people think of Raw, by the way? Is the interpromotional rivallry interesting anyone? Hell, if anyone wants to do 'card reviews' I'd love it.
 

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For those interested in who is currently in development for the WWE at OVW and DSW, here are full results since I started playing the game.

Ohio Valley Wrestling

December, Week One
TJ Wilson def Seth Skyfire
Doring & Roadkill drew with The Idol and Daniel Puder
Ken Doane (c) defeated Chet Jablonski in a TV Title match
Matt Cappotelli def Daivari
Doug Basham and Tommy Dreamer def Jamie Noble and Danny Basham
Mark Henry def Elijah Burke (c) for the OVW Title

December, Week Two
Mikey Batts def Greg Bawluk
Chet & Skyfire (c) def Nigel McGuinness & Matt Stryker in a tag title match
TJ Wilson def Jody Fleisch
Johnny Jeter def Daivari
Justice Smith def Ken Doane (c) for the TV Title
Danny Doring def Daniel Puder
Doug Basham & Bryan Danielson drew with Vampiro & Tommy Dreamer
Mark Henry (c) def Danny Basham in a World Title match

Anything Goes, PPV
Mikey Batts def Teddy Hart
TJ Wilson def Jody Fleisch
Daniel Puder def Danny Doring
Stryker & McGuinness def Chet & Skyfire (c) for the OVW Tag Titles
Justice Smith (c) def Daivari in a TV Title match
The Basham Brothers def Tommy Dreamer & Vampiro
Bryan Danielson def Mark Henry (c) for the OVW Title

December, Week Three
Justice Smith (c) def Chance Beckett in a TV Title match
Chris Hero & Daivari def Chad Collyer and Danny Doring
Bryan Danielson and Danny Basham def Daniel Puder and Vampiro
Sick & Twisted (McGuinness/Stryker (c) def TJ Wilson and John Walters in a tag title match
Doug Basham & Jimmy Rave def Mark Henry & Tommy Dreamer
Mikey Batts and Chet Jablonski def Steve Madison & Greg Pawluk

December, Week Four
Chance Beckett def Seth Skyfire
Steve Madison def Teddy Hart
Chad Collyer & Daivari def Daniel Puder and Danny Doring
Danny Basham def John Walters
Jimmy Rave def TJ Wilson
Sick and Twisted (c) def Masters of War in a tag title match
Justice Smith (c) def Chris Hero in a TV Title match
Doug Basham def Vampiro
Bryan Danielson (c) def Tommy Dreamer in a World Title match

January, Week One
Seth Skyfire def Greg Pawluk
Chance Beckett def Teddy Hart
John Walters def Steve Madison
Chris Hero def Chet Jablonski
Justice Smith (c) def Jimmy Rave in a TV Title match
Bryan Danielson def Mikey Batts
Danny Doring def Chad Collyer
Dreamer & Vampiro def Sick & Twisted in a non title match
Daivari & Daniel Puder def The Basham Brothers

January, Week Two
Chance Beckett def Teddy Hart
Daniel Puder & Vampiro def Justice Smith & Danny Doring
Chet Jablonski def Mikey Batts
Danny Basham def TJ Wilson
Tommy Dreamer & John Walters def Doug Basham & Jimmy Rave
Sick & Twisted (c) def Chad Collyer & Chris Hero in a Tag Title match
Bryan Danielson (c) def Daivari in a World Title match

January, Week Three
Greg Pawluk def Teddy Hart
Chance Beckett & Jimmy Rave def TJ Wilson & Mikey Batts
Daniel Puder def Petey Williams
Bobby Roode def John Walters
Justice Smith (c) def Andy Douglas in a TV Title match
Chris Hero & Chad Collyer def Sick and Twisted (c) for the Tag titles
Vampiro & Danny Doring def Danny Basham & Daivari
Bryan Danielson (c) def Tommy Dreamer in a World title match

OVW Uprising
Mikey Batts, TJ Wilson, and Teddy Hart def Chance Beckett, Steve Madison, and Andy Douglas
John Walters def Jimmy Rave
Hit and Run (Collyer & Hero) (c) def Sick & Twisted in a Tag Title match
Danny Doring def Petey Williams
Danny Basham def Daniel Puder
Vampiro & Tommy Dreamer def Doug Basham & Daivari
Bryan Danielson (c) def Justice Smith in a World Title match

January, Week Four
Andy Douglas def Greg Pawluk
Nigel McGuinness def Teddy Hart
Doug Basham def John Walters
Team Blood (Jimmy Rave & Chance Beckett) def Mikey Batts and TJ Wilson
Petey Williams def Matt Stryker
Danny Basham def Daniel Puder
Hit and Run (c) def Danny Doring & Justice Smith in a Tag title match
Tommy Dreamer def Daivari
Vampiro def Bryan Danielson (c) for the World Title

February, Week One
Team Blood def Mikey Batts & Teddy Hart
Steve Madison def Greg Pawluk
Justice Smith (c) def Petey Williams in a TV Title match
Bryan Danielson, Doug Basham, and Bobby Roode def Danny Doring, Daniel Puder, and Nigel McGuinness
Andy Douglas def TJ Wilson
Hit and Run (c) def Matt Stryker and John Walters in a tag title match
Tommy Dreamer def Daivari
Vampiro (c) def Danny Basham in a World Title match

Roster
Andy Douglas (H)
Bobby Roode (H)
Bryan Danielson (H)
Chad Collyer (H)
Chance Beckett (H)
Chris Hero (H)
Daivari (H)
Daniel Puder (F)
Danny Basham (H)
Danny Doring (F)
Doug Basham (H)
Greg Pawluk (H)
Jimmy Rave (H)
Jody Fleisch (H)
John Walters (F)
Justice Smith (F)
Matt Stryker (F)
Mikey Batts (F)
Nigel McGuinness (F)
Petey Williams (H)
Steve Madison (H)
Teddy Hart (F)
TJ Wilson (F)
Tommy Dreamer (F)
Vampiro (F)
 

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Deep South Wrestling

December, Week One
Derik Niekirk & Todd Shane def Greg Groothius & Santorelli
Mike Knox & Deacon def Matt Striker and Alexander (c) for tag titles
Jonny Parisi def Ryan Reeves (c) for the International Title
Lash LeRoux & Nick Mitchell def Mike Shane & The Miz

Slave to the Grind
Greg Groothius def Matt Striker
The Lone Gunmen (Knox/Deacon) (c) def The Scooby Gang (??) in a tag title match
Ryan Reeves def Antonio
Mike 'The Miz' def Eric Alexander
Romeo def Nick Mitchell (c) for the Nationwide Title
Lash LeRoux def Orlando Jordan
Jonny Parisi (c) def Kid Kash to retain the International Title

December, Week Two
The Scooby Gang def Carlton Kaz and Palmer Cannon
Ray Gordy Jr def Greg Groothius
Romeo (c) def Matt Striker in a Nationwide Title match
Alexander & Jay Briscoe def Mike Shane & Nick Mitchell
The Lone Gunmen (c) def Antonio and The Miz in a Tag title match
Johnny Parisi (c) def Ryan Reeves in a World Title match
Rene Dupree & Muhammad Hassan def Lash LeRoux & Orlando Jordan

December, Week Three
Black Dragon def Deranged
Orlando Jordan def Antonio
Romeo def Mike Knox
Jay Steel, Jay Lethal, and Excalibur def Gabriel, Sampson, and Deacon
Muhammad Hassan def Jay Briscoe
Johnny Parisi (c) def Rene Dupree in a World Title match

December, Week Four
Fred Sampson def Carlton Kaz
Adam Pearce and Antonio def The Lone Gunmen (c) for the Tag Titles
Gabriel def The Black Dragon
Romeo (c) def Excalibur in a Nationwide Title match
Orlando Jordan def Azrael
Jay Lethal and Jay Briscoe def Steele & Hassan
Johnny Parisi (c) drew with Rene Dupree in a World Title match

January, Week One
Kaz & Black Dragon def Sampson & Deranged
Excalibur def Gabriel
Hell Bound (Pearce/Antonio) (c) def The Lone Gunmen in a tag title match
Jay Briscoe def Azrael
Romeo (c) def Jay Lethal in a Nationwide title match
Muhammad Hassan def Orlando Jordan
Johnny Parisi (c) def Ace Steel in a World Title match

Back in the Saddle
Hell Bound (c) def Black Dragon & Palmer Cannon in a tag title match
Jay Briscoe def Azrael
Mike Knox def Fred Sampson
Ace Steel def Romeo (c) for the Nationwide title
Orlando Jordan def Gabriel
Rene Dupree def Muhammad Hassan
Johnny Parisi (c) def Jay Lethal in a World Title match

January, Week Two
Deranged def Palmer Cannon
Fred Sampson & Gabriel def Azrael & Black Dragon
Hell Bound (c) def Excalibur & Jay Lethal in a tag title match
Johnny Parisi (c) def Orlando Jordan in a world title match
Romeo & Hassan def Steel & Briscoe

January, Week Three
Sampson & Black Dragon def Cannon & Azrael
Gabriel def Mike Knox
Hell Bound (c) def Lethal & Excalibur in a tag title match
Rene Dupree & Orlando Jordan def Romeo & Jonny Parisi
Steel & Chase Stevens def Sonjay Dutt & Jay Briscoe

January, Week Four
Hell Bound (c) def Palmer Cannon & Azrael in a tag title match
Jay Lethal def Fred Sampson
Gabriel def Sonjay Dutt
Ace Steel (c) def Chase Stevens in a Nationwide title match
Orlando Jordan & Jay Briscoe def Romeo & Mike Knox
Rene Dupree def Jonny Parisi (c) for the World Title

February, Week One
The Maniacs (Fred Sampson & Gabriel) def Azrael & Palmer Cannon
Jay Lethal & Mike Knox def Black Dragon & Deranged
The Partners (Ace Steel & Sonjay Dutt) def Hell Bound (c) for the tag titles
Romeo and Orlando Jordan drew
Rene Dupree (c) def Jonny Parisi in a World title match

Roster
Ace Steel (F)
Adam Pearce (H)
Antonio (H)
Azrael (F)
Black Dragon (H)
Chase Stevens (H)
Deranged (H)
Excalibur (F)
Fred Sampson (H)
Gabriel (H)
Jay Briscoe (F)
Jay Lethal (F)
Jonny Parisi (H)
Mike Knox (H)
Orlando Jordan (F)
Palmer Cannon (F)
Rene Dupree (F)
Romeo (H)
Sonjay Dutt (F)
 

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Smackdown kicks off with a detailed replay of the interpromotional antics from Raw, focussing specifically on Eric Bischoff's 'victory' over Batista and the resulting Raw vs. Smackdown main event. It ends with a close up of the furious pairing of Vince McMahon and Theodore Long.

The trademark revs of a lawn mower engine kick off the evening proper as Psicosis makes his way out to the ring for his shot at Gregory Helms' tag title. Helms has recently emerged victorious on two separate occasions over Psicosis' Mexicools partner, Juventud.

MATCH ONE: Gregory Helms (c) vs. Psicosis for the Cruiserweight Title
As is expected of cruiserweight action, this one is an absolute corker, on a par with the clashes Helms and Juvi have churned out. Helms continues to showcase just how underused he was prior to the new management, whilst Psicosis reminds people that he's a capable singles worker. Unlike previous bouts, however, Helms wins this one clean - knocking Psicosis out with the Vertabreaker for the 1-2-3.

COMMERCIAL

We return from commercial as Simon Dean rides down to the ring and gets on the mike.
Dean: Well, I can't say it's a pleasure to be here in Philadelphia. I walked down the street today and all I saw were obese losers eating cheese steaks and hoagies. Not one of you overweight malcontents was munching on a patented Simon System protein bar! Well, tonight I'm going to give one lucky local a chance to get a year's supply of Simon System bars for free! All he has to do is come down here and achieve the impossible - beating Simon Dean!

Some unfamiliar music hits and a somewhat more familiar face appears at the top of the ramp. It's Austin Aries! He's not local, he's from Milwaukee, but he doesn't seem to care!

MATCH TWO: Austin Aries vs. Simon Dean
This one is a brilliant display from one of the best up and comers in the business and one of the most underrated workers of all time. Dean gets things going his way with some early heel offence, but the southpaw fights back and hits some of his trademark innovative offence (such as the pendulum elbow and a slingshot corkscrew) before picking up a win on debut (and apparently a year's supply of protein bars) with a brutal brainbuster.

Aries celebrates his victory whilst a shocked and unimpressed Dean makes a hurried exit.

Backstage we find Melina with MNM, the WWE tag team champions. A horde of papparazi surround them.
Reporter: Melina! Melina! What is your reaction to pressure from Raw's tag champions for a match?
Melina: I've already answered that one, Nick. We're not going to lower ourselves to appearing on their B show and we know Teddy Long won't let them appear on ours. Next?
Reporter #2: Melina, MNM have a match up next against Paul London and Brian Kendrick, how will they handle that?
Melina: Is that a real question? They'll handle it like they've handled every other tag team that has been thrown at them, you idiot. No more questions!

Melina, Mercury, and Nitro push their way through the reporters as we go to break.

COMMERCIAL

Paul London and Brian 'Spanky' Kendrick hit the ring first, the innovative tag team getting a great reaction from the Philadelphia crowd. MNM's own entrance gets significant heat, the champions seeming to be uninterested in the clash they're about to have.

MATCH THREE: MNM (c) vs. London & Kendrick for the WWE Tag Titles
This one is another top shelf bout, the two talented teams producing some great chains of offence (largely carried by Mercury and London) and some nail-biting near falls. This clash, if nothing else, highlights just how good the tag division is on Smackdown. Eventually, however, the inevitable result comes - Melina shoving Kendrick off the top ropes and allowing Nitro to make a quick cover for the retention.

We cut backstage to where Trevor Murdoch and Lance Cade, Raw's tag champions, appear to have watched the match unfold on a monitor. They look confident.

COMMERCIAL

The music of 'The Alpha Male' Monty Brown hits and the former TNA superstar makes his way out to the ring to heavy heat. He takes time to sniff the camera, wipe sweat from his brow with the ropes, and remove his tigerskin jacket before grabbing a microphone.
Brown: The Alpha Male is taking over the WWE one patch of land at a time. He's turning the WWE into the Serengeti with each rival he brings down. Last week it was Heidenreich and this week it's a man who claims to be an animal. No, I'm not talking about that walking lump of steroid abuse, Batista, I'm talking about the so called 'Road Warrior'. In nature, when a male gets too old to fend for itself and becomes a burden, he is killed or exiled. In the WWE, apparently we call them legends! Well, tonight I'm going to show just how merciful the Alpha Male can be. I'm going to put Road Warrior Animal out of his misery! Animal is going to feel the POOOOOOOOOOOOUNCE.... PERIOD!

Road Warrior Animal's music hits and one half of the former tag champions comes down to the ring.

MATCH FOUR: Monty Brown vs. Road Warrior Animal
This one is much the same as Brown's match against Heidenreich last week, although Animal does come out looking strong after getting off a little offence and managing to avoid the Pounce at one point. It's all for nought, however, Brown picking up his second win in as many weeks.

As Monty Brown celebrates his victory by dragging Animal to his feet and signalling for a second Pounce, Batista hits the ring! The two big men begin to brawl and Brown smartly bails out, leaving Batista to shake the ropes and generally look angry.

COMMERCIAL

Chris Benoit is out to the ring next, with the commentators commenting on how well he did in the match against Edge & Muhammad Hassan on Raw. He's soon joined by Rey Mysterio, who scored a big win over John Bradshaw Layfield last week. Next out are two members of the Nation of Domination, Samoa Joe and Rikishi. Faarooq is with them, whilst Booker T is nowhere to be seen.

MATCH FIVE: The Nation of Domination vs. Chris Benoit & Rey Mysterio
This one starts out with the fans right behind Benoit as he goes after Rikishi with some vicious chops and even manages a brutal looking German suplex. The tag is made to Rey Mysterio, who enters with a springboard dropkick and follows it up with a hurricanrana. He's able to control things with his speed for a while but gets near decapitated when Rikishi hits a superkick and tags in Samoa Joe. The Samoan Submission Machine systematically dismantles Mysterio with vicious stiff kicks and brutal submission holds. Rey's fading in a sleeper when he's able to turn it into a springboard bulldog. The hot tag is made to Benoit, who folds Joe up with a treble of German Suplexes before locking in the Crippler Crossface. Rikishi's intervention breaks the hold but Rey hits him from behind with a dropkick and he tumbles into the ropes. 619!

Meanwhile Benoit is to his feet, recovering from the weight of Rikishi's interference. He staggers right into Samoa Joe. MUSCLE BUSTER! Cover! 1-2-3! Samoa Joe steals a victory over Benoit!

COMMERCIAL

MIIIIIIIISTER KENNEDY!...... KENNEDY!

Ken Kennedy makes his way out to the ring to a mixed reaction, but Lashley's arrival gets all pop. This clash is to decide who will face Booker T at No Way Out for the US Title.

MATCH SIX - Ken Kennedy vs. Lashley for #1 US Contendership
The commentary team don't waste time highlighting that Ken Kennedy was the person to have ended Lashley's impressive streak back in December. This match is a veritable feast for those trying to predict future World Champions - with the two men featured here certain to figure in it someday. This match, however, has barely gotten off the ground when Eric Bischoff makes an appearance with a microphone.

Bischoff: Hold on a minute! Stop right there! Teddy, you think you could get away with what you tried to do on Raw? Sure, you failed, but that doesn't change the fact that you dared to stick your nose in my business. Guys, come out here and 'cancel' this match!

The ring is flooded as Chris Masters, Kane, Muhammad Hassan, and Carlito hit the ring. Kennedy and Lashley attempt to fight, but Kane and Masters are able to use their size to put Lashley down (not before Kane is given a dominator) whilst Carlito is able to low blow Kennedy - allowing Hassan to lock in a camel clutch.

Security floods the arena but the Raw crew make a quick exit, leaving Bischoff on the ramp as Theodore Long's music hits.

Teddy: Eric, you want to come on to the #1 show on Friday nights and run your mouth? That's your prerogative, playa, and I won't stop you. But while you're here, maybe you can give the fans what they want.
Eric: What's that?
Teddy: They want to see you beat another former World Champion! That's why tonight I'm booking you in a match against The Undertaker, and you can believe dat playa!

COMMERCIAL

Oh yeah! The World Heavyweight champion, Matt Hardy, comes out to a mammoth pop for his title defence against US champion, Booker T. Can the Nation of Domination member hold both titles at once, like he did during the WCW Invasion?

MATCH SEVEN - Booker T vs. Matt Hardy (c) for the World Heavyweight Championship
This is a top quality match, with Hardy having better chemistry with Booker T than he has with Orton. The two put on a good show and, without the Nation of Domination at ringside, Booker T does well to keep in the match on his own (well, with minimal interference from Sharmell). In a good clash, Hardy is able to avoid the scissor kick and hit a Twist of Fate for the 1-2-3 and a fairly routine title defence.

As he celebrates, however, Randy Orton appears at the top of the ramp.
Orton: Matt, you know that I was robbed last week, and I'm only asking you to pay me the same courtesy I'd pay you - I want a rematch at No Way Out!
Matt: Randy, I somehow doubt you'd do the same for me if you were wearing this belt, but I'm a nice guy so I'll let you have your one and only rematch at No Way Out.

The fans pop as Hardy and Orton stare one another down.

COMMERCIAL

We return from the break as Eric Bischoff comes out to the ring, surprisingly alone. The Undertaker makes his long awaited in ring return in this one, and there's only one man in the fans' eyes.

MATCH EIGHT - The Undertaker vs. Eric Bischoff
There's no repeat of Bischoff's effort against Batista on Raw, with nobody at ringside to help him out. The Undertaker wraps this one up in just two minutes with a Last Ride for the 1-2-3.

He's got no time to celebrate his victory, however, as Carlito hits the ring. The Undertaker hits him with a brutal chokeslam as Muhammad Hassan and Daivari hit the ring. He sets them up for double chokeslams, but Chris Masters hits him across the back with a chair! The force causes Undertaker to release his hold, and he's soon being set upon by Daivari, Hassan, and Masters. No! He battles out with uppercuts and right hands, but now Kane's here! Kane knocks his brother to the mat with a big boot! Masters sinches in the Masterlock! Undertaker is out cold! He's been brutally beaten by all four members of Raw's invasion force! Carlito helps Bischoff to his feet as Smackdown draws to a close for another night!

Scoring
Gregory Helms: Win (+5) and Title Defence (+3) = 8
Austin Aries: Win (+5) = 5
Jonny Nitro: Win (+5) and Title Defence (+3) = 8
Joey Mercury: Win (+5) and Title Defence (+3) = 8
Monty Brown: Win (+5) = 5
Samoa Joe: Win (+5) = 5
Rikishi: Win (+5) = 5
Ken Kennedy: Draw (+2) = 2
Lashley: Draw (+2) = 2
Matt Hardy: Win (+5) and Title Defence (+3) = 8
The Undertaker: Win (+5) = 5

Leaderboard

raider_69 - 251
thuganomics - 215.5
Big Pete - 198
GreenGuy - 152
lockyno1 - 145
Knight82 – 143
PARANoIR - 89
Manuwera Marlins - 60.5
Gene Krupa - 42
brooksy19 – 29
Big_bad_Sharks_Fan - 26
MILLWALL – 15
 
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