WWE WrestleMania 27: Snooki, Trish And John Morrison Vs. Dolph Ziggler And LayCool
Vickie Guerrero comes out an introduces her "best friends", Laycool and Dolph Ziggler. John Morrison comes out first for his team. Trish came out next, and Snooki was out last.
6-person mixed tag team match
Snooki, Trish Stratus and John Morrison vs. Dolph Ziggler and LayCool
A fight broke out with the ladies, and Morrison slapped Ziggler. McCool wanted to start the match with Trish and shoved Layla. Trish started off strong, but McCool was able to turn the tide. She went for the Styles clash but Trish reversed with a face buster. McCool went to the top and they started trading punches on the top rope before crashing to the floor outside of the ring. Back in the ring, Trish hit McCool with the "chick kick", but Ziggler broke up the count and threw Ziggler outside of the ring. Morrison hit Starship pain outside of the ring. Snooki tagged in to a chorus of boos. She hit a handspring elbow (I can't believe I just typed that) and then a splash on McCool to get the pin. Morrison, Ziggler and Layla never tagged into the match.
Snooki, Trish Stratus and John Morrison defeated Dolph Ziggler and LayCool after Snooki pinned Michelle McCool.
Kaval Discusses Working with LayCool, WWE Not Using Him Right & More
- Former WWE star Low Ki (Kaval) recently spoke with The Wrestling Press magazine about his time in WWE and more. Here are some highlights:
With regard to how he was utilized in WWE, he believes they could have done a lot more:
"If you don’t fill that particular prototype or idea then you are going to have a more challenging time in regards to a push. I feel that the company could have been behind me a lot more but not just me, they could be behind a lot of guys more."
When asked about his reputation outside of WWE, he had the following to say:
"I think because I made a name for myself outside of the company I can’t be recognized as a WWE guy. I was never made by the company and I do think that was an issue... they don’t have that stamp on me because I made a name for myself all around the world before entering."
He also revealed his stance on wrestling politics, acknowledging its existence but refusing to get involved:
"If you play that political game you stand a much better chance of succeeding in a particular role or position. I'm not a politician, I am part of a different generation. I don’t see the need in playing these games, especially when the business is suffering."
Surprisingly he claims being paired with Layla and Michelle McCool had a positive effect on him:
"I think the biggest effect they had on me was relaxing me, up until that point I had been more of a fighter, more sports orientated less entertainment based. If I had been more of a fighter in WWE then I probably wouldn’t have lasted very long at all."
When asked about crossing over to MMA he gave a refreshingly honest and sensible reply:
"I am a professional wrestler, it’s what I’ve spent the last 13 years crafting. Of course I have a lot of respect for MMA fighters but a lot of pro wrestlers go into MMA, get their butt kicked and then their reputation for wrestling is harmed, I wouldn’t want that to happen."
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Low Ki Talks Being Paired With Lay-Cool, How He Was Utilized In WWE & More
How he was utilized in WWE: "If you don't fill that particular prototype or idea then you are going to have a more challenging time in regards to a push. I feel that the company could have been behind me a lot more but not just me, they could be behind a lot of guys more."
His reputation outside of WWE: "I think because I made a name for myself outside of the company I can't be recognized as a WWE guy. I was never made by the company and I do think that was an issue... they don't have that stamp on me because I made a name for myself all around the world before entering."
His stance on wrestling politics: "If you play that political game you stand a much better chance of succeeding in a particular role or position. I'm not a politician, I am part of a different generation. I don't see the need in playing these games, especially when the business is suffering."
Being paired with Lay-cool: "I think the biggest effect they had on me was relaxing me, up until that point I had been more of a fighter, more sports orientated less entertainment based. If I had been more of a fighter in WWE then I probably wouldn't have lasted very long at all."
Crossing over to MMA: "I am a professional wrestler, it's what I've spent the last 13 years crafting. Of course I have a lot of respect for MMA fighters but a lot of pro wrestlers go into MMA, get their butt kicked and then their reputation for wrestling is harmed, I wouldn't want that to happen."
You can check out the full interview at this link.
Bret Hart Speaks - Cole/Lawler, Lay-Cool, Sunny/HBK/HOF
On Cole vs. Lawler: "I hope Lawler rag, bags, and shags (that's british slang) him royally at WM."
On LayCool's Parody Of Him: "Yes, I did. They did a good job. Michelle McCool is such a pro. Despite her beauty, she can stay heel which is difficult"
On His Favorite PPV: "The SummerSlam PPV has always been a favorite. Almost always had a good match at that event."
On His Least Favorite PPV: "Survivor Series. The initial concept was lame."
On Sunny & HBK In The Hall of Fame: "It's kind of ironic. We're all enjoying sunny days again. haha ;)"
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