OVW is in Elizabethtown, Kentucky 7/9/11
OVW results of Elizabethtown, Kentucky (July 9, 2011)
Alex Silva defeated Christopher Silvio
A moment of Paredyse: Paredyse interviewed Johnny Spade and Jason Wayne. Shovel talks about how, on 6 August, she could take his game to defeat Jason Wayne by the OVW Championship. Out came Mohamad Ali Vaëz and Adam Revolver, which distanced himself both in the ring, to set up a fight later.
Andreas Rossi defeated Randy Terrez for a title when OVW Elizabethtown on September 10.
Rafael Constantine defeated Andrew Patton quickly and then defeated Elvis Pridemoore in a game a little more. Constantine has channeled his real-life 5th generation roots and has incorporated
more fight in their competitions.
Michael Hayes, Paredyse, Benjamin Bray, and Joe Coleman (making his OVW debut) defeated persons Alexander, Tony Gunn, Fudd and Lennox
Rudy knife defeated Raúl Lamotta in a television championship match to retain his title
Johnny Spade and Jason Wayne defeated Mohamad Ali Vaëz and Adam Revolver
WWE House Show Results from Highland Heights, Kentucky 5/10/11
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1. Chris Masters defeated Jack Swagger via submission (Masterlock)
Note: I wasn’t expecting it to be like it was, but Chris Masters got a HUGE pop from the crowd when he came out to the ring. Swagger, of course, was greeted with lots of booing and fans giving him the thumbs down. I loved it during the celebration when I saw Masters mouth the words “this is why I love Kentucky.”
2. “Showtime” Percy Watson defeated Zack Ryder via pinfall (Float-over DDT)
Note: Following the match, Ryder left first and Watson was in the ring for a minute or so waiting for Ryder to exit. When Watson was on his way out, he was briefly attacked by R-Truth. R-Truth then got in the ring with the mic and started to diss Kentucky and the fans. One of his best quotes was, “Y’all gonna cheer for that black man, but not cheer for this black man?” He was really good with the stick tonight.
3. R-Truth defeated Primo via pinfall (Truth Axe)
Note: Not that good of a match. I know Primo is a jobber right now, but his antics almost made me want to root for R-Truth.
4. Alberto Del Rio defeated Evan Bourne via submission (Cross Armbar)
Note: Del Rio didn't come to the ring with Ricardo Rodriguez announcing his name, but rather Justin Roberts doing so. Not sure if this is something that regularly happens at house shows but I found it interesting.
5. The Big Show defeated Mason Ryan via pinfall (WMD)
Note: CM Punk, who was originally scheduled to be in a triple threat match in the main event, accompanied Ryan to the ring while wearing street cloths. He then got major heat from the crowd when he said he wasn’t going to be competing tonight and that he had a doctor’s note. He said the doctor’s note said he couldn’t wrestle tonight because he was “allergic to all you dirty rednecks.” Of course this got major heat from the crowd.
6. Brie Bella defeated Eve Torres via pinfall to retain the Divas Championship
Note: It was Nikki who got the pin as she forced Brie out of the ring (Twin Magic) after Torres had opened the match by working over Brie. All three divas looked great, but The Bellas were wearing a leopard print outfit and they looked so amazing. The match wasn’t really that great, but what can you expect for the first match after an intermission…gotta love popcorn matches.
7. Kofi Kingston defeated Dolph Ziggler via pinfall (Trouble in Paradise) to retain the United States Championship
Note: This was probably the best match of the night. Vicky did not accompany Dolph to the ring.
8. John Cena defeated The Miz via pinfall (Attitude Adjustment)
Note: The Miz entered to pretty good heat and took the stick was talking about how he was the best wrestler in the WWE. The crowd was booing so much that Miz said they sounded like a bunch of cows, which got even more boos. Oddly enough Cena didn’t do anything with the mic tonight.
Kofi On HBK, Survivor Series At MSG, RAW - Kentucky Tix On Sale This Week
-- It was announced a last night's WWE house show at Madison Square Garden that the 2011 WWE Survivor Series pay-per-view would take place at Madison Square Garden in New York City on November 20th. WWE officials have been talking in recent years of getting rid of the event, but always end up keeping it. Vince McMahon has openly stated that he felt that the name was outdated. As of right now the plan is to keep it, but that can always change. -- Tickets for the live RAW event from the Bank of Kentucky Center on May 10 go on sale March 26th at 10:00am. You can get more details by clicking here.
-- In a recent interview with TheWellVersed.com, Kofi Kingston said that he considers Shawn Michaels to be the best wrestler of all time. "In terms of being the greatest of all-time, I think hands down that honor goes to Shawn Michaels," said Kingston. "I have never seen him have a bad match. As a matter of fact, most of the matches I have seen him involved with have been great. You think about the time period in which Shawn Michaels was with the WWE. He was always on top, ya know? Obviously, he had to climb the ranks in the beginning, but even when he was with Marty Jannetty and The Rockers, he still shined. When he broke off on his own, he still shined. It's amazing to be able to remain at the top of your game for so long because obviously the dynamic of the WWE has changed since when he first started when you look at the early 80s. He was able to adapt and still remain the best. So for that, he definitely deserves to be in the Hall of Fame and to be honest, if he were to come back, he would probably still be on top. Without a question in my mind, Shawn Michaels is the greatest of all-time." You can check out the full interview by clicking here.
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