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1. TAKA Michinoku and Taichi defeated Tomoaki Honma and Kyosuke Mikami(8:30)
2. Kantaro Hoshino Memorial Match: Koji Kanemoto defeated Demon Boundary #28(5:25)
3. Toru Yano, Takashi Iizuka, Tomohiro Ishii and Gedo defeated Hirooki Goto, Hiroyoshi Tenzan, Tama Tonga and Killer Rabbit(12:42)
4. Special Singles Match: Yuji Nagata defeated Hideo Saito(9:24)
5. IWGP Jr. Championship Match: Prince Devitt defeated KUSHIDA(13:30) Devitt Wins the IWGP Jr. Championship.
6. Special 6 Man Tag Match: Masato Tanaka, Davey Richards & Rocky Romero defeated MVP, Tiger Mask and Ryusuke Taguchi(10:02)
7. Special Singles Match: Minoru Suzuki defeated Wataru Inoue(13:02)
8. Special Singles Match: Tetsuya Naito defeated Yujiro Takahashi(12:37)
9. Special Singles Match: Togi Makabe defeated Lance Archer(11:22)
10. IWGP Heavyweight Championship: Hiroshi Tanahashi (c) defeated Shinsuke Nakamura(26:07)
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My Two Centsss - Mark Henry, A Deserving World Heavyweight Champion?
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1. Day 362 - WWE Night Of Champions Predictions
2. Day 363 - Mark Henry, A Deserving World Heavyweight Champion?
We are less than twenty-four hours away from the final Pay-Per-View of Summer 2011, Night Of Champions. After putting two excellent shows at Money in the Bank and SummerSlam, can WWE make it three for three and score a knockout with tomorrow's show? Something tells me they won't, but I'm not in a pessimistic mood tonight. So let's run down the card, one at a time.
WWE Divas Championship: Kelly Kelly (c.) vs. Beth Phoenix
Kicking things off we have surprisingly the only rematch from last month's SummerSlam, Kelly vs. Beth. I predicted a Glamazon victory in Los Angeles, but WWE may have been wise to keep the belt on Kelly a bit longer as she actually looks a tad more credible out there. However, if the "Divas Of Doom" are to be taken seriously, Phoenix absolutely needs a victory tomorrow night. With Natalya falling to Kelly last week, how are the duo supposed to appear dominant if they can be easily beaten by a barbie doll? Beth wins, and I'm not complaining.
Winner, and NEW Divas Champion: Beth Phoenix
WWE Intercontinental Championship: Cody Rhodes (c.) vs. Ted DiBiase
In case you didn't know, yes this match is taking place tomorrow night. I don't blame you for not being sure though. Rhodes has been feuding with Orton so much lately you'd forget that he's "techincally" in a rivalry with his former friend, Ted DiBiase. Now, these two have been wrestling to great reviews at recent live events, which would explain the reason for it taking place tomorrow, but despite Rhodes' recent awesomeness inside the ring, I doubt they'll get enough time to tell a decent story. Expect Rhodes to win cheaply (presumably by using his mask like he did on RAW) and prolong this rivalry to Hell In A Cell.
Winner, and STILL Intercontinental Champion: Cody Rhodes
WWE United States Championship: Dolph Ziggler (c.) vs. John Morrison vs. Jack Swagger vs. Alex Riley
Even though this is a Fatal 4-Way match, we all know it's going to come down to two men: Ziggler and Riley. Morrison has nothing to gain from winning the title, and Swagger has been booked too inconsistently to warrant a championship win (but then again, he was also booked terribly going into Wrestlemania 26 but ended up winning MitB, so who knows). Regardless, either Vickie somehow screws Ziggler out of the title or he finds a way to keep it. Personally, I would book Riley to win the belt, but not tomorrow night. Defeating Ziggler one-on-one at Hell In A Cell or even Vengeance would be a more fitting end to Ziggler's excellent title reign. Riley's time is coming, just not so soon.
Winner, and STILL United States Champion: Dolph Ziggler
WWE Tag Team Championship: Air Boom (c.) vs. The Awesome Truth
One month ago, you probably didn't expect to see these two teams to face off at Night Of Champions for the tag team titles. Heck, you probably didn't even expect to see both units become "official" tag teams. That being said, The Miz and R-Truth are two of the more entertaining aspects of Monday Night RAW, and while putting them in this spot on the card is likely a downgrade, it will do wonders for Bourne and Truth to beat them. And that's exactly what's going to happen. Air Boom are less than a month into their reign as champions, and are too over to drop the belts so quickly. Truth and Miz have nothing to lose and little to gain, but the same can't be said for the champs. If WWE are serious about revamping the tag team division, then Air Boom MUST retain tomorrow night.
Winners, and STILL Tag Team Champions: Air Boom
WWE Championship: Alberto Del Rio (c.) vs. John Cena
There are plenty of people not looking forward to seeing this match, but keep in mind folks that this was supposed to be the main-event of last month's SummerSlam so count your blessings. Thus far, Cena and Del Rio's feud has been...uninspiring. They have clearly been overshadowed by CM Punk and Triple H, but that's probably a good thing. I like Del Rio, but he is not ready to main-event PPVs, at least not yet. He doesn't seem to believe he's actually the WWE Champion, and when paired wih Cena, a man who's no stranger to being a world champion, you get a bad mix. WWE won't take the belt off Del Rio until they tour Mexico next month, so the outcome is rather predictable. But will Cena put over Del Rio 100% clean? THAT is the question.
Winner, and STILL WWE Champion: Alberto Del Rio
World Heavyweight Championship: Randy Orton (c.) vs. Mark Henry
Although I'm disappointed we're not getting Christian vs. Sheamus for the world title instead, I have to give credit to both men in recent weeks. Orton has had fantastic matches against Ziggler and Rhodes, while Henry's mic work has me thinking WWE might actually pull the trigger and make him the world heavyweight champion. This has little to no chance of being match of the night, but I'm sure both men's facial expressions will tell a story of it's own. While a Henry title victory wouldn't shock me, I expect Orton to retain by disqualification and have the rematch at Hell In A Cell, where Henry will have a very good chance of walking away world champion.
Winner by disqualification and STILL World Heavyweight Champion: Randy Orton
No Disqualification Match - If Triple H Loses, He Must Step Down as WWE C.O.O.: Triple H vs. CM Punk
There's no doubt about it, folks. THIS is the selling point of tomorrow's PPV. Has this feud been rushed? Yes. Has it been booked perfectly? Not at all. Will we get an outstanding match tomorrow night? I damn sure hope so. Both the action and the finish for this match could very well salvage a throwaway PPV. But what nobody seems to agree on is what will happen. We all know Kevin Nash will make an appearance, but to help who? Will he aid Triple H and "bury" Punk? Will he shock the world and help Punk? Will he lay out both men and just leave? Honestly, any of those three scenarios have a good chance of taking place, which makes picking a winner rather difficult. Hmmm HHH heel turn or Punk heel turn? Aw, what the hell, let's say Punk wins, just because I smell another "conspiracy" at work here.
Winner: CM Punk
Two days ago at Night Of Champions, Mark Henry accomplished something that has eluded him his entire professional wrestling career - he won a legitimate WWE world championship. Many "experts" and long-time fans believed it would never happen, that his run as ECW Champion a few years ago was his "thank you gift" for being a company man for over a decade. Almost nobody expected Mizark to win the world title - or any title for that matter - less than six months after being drafted from RAW to Smackdown!. Suffice to say, Henry shocked the world last Sunday when he cleanly defeated Randy Orton and became the new world heavyweight champion.
But most of you already know that. So let's ask the burning question instead - does Mark Henry deserve to be the world champion?
Based on everything he has done since turning heel and joining the blue brand, the answer would have to be yes, without a doubt. Why? Despite only recently being inserted into a main-event program, Henry has been a highlight of Smackdown! more often than not. He took a feud with The Big Show that should have been a trainwreck and turned it into a decent match at the Money in the Bank Pay-Per-View. After that, Henry had a mini-feud with Sheamus, another "big man", and their match at SummerSlam was far from the best match of the night, but again, it was another good match. Ten years ago, if I told you that Henry had competed in two consecutive, acceptable PPV matches, you would call me a crackhead. And you would probably be right, because up until a few years ago, most of Henry's matches were awful, slow, and boring. However, that's the old Mark Henry, and he's dead and gone.
THIS Mark Henry has not only stepped up his in-ring game, but whenever he's presented with a microphone, he seems to say something legen- wait for it - dary. The best part is, it's not like he's cutting a fifteen minute, "shoot" promo about how he's been overlooked or something. He just bursts out an awesome one-liner everytime he speaks. Whether his promos are scripted, or if Henry is using some of his own material, he has become a treat to listen to.
Now I know what you're thinking. "Chrisss, so what if Henry can put on an okay match with Big Show and talks non-stop about The Hall Of Pain? There's a reason he's been with the WWE for fifteen years and never won the world title before last Sunday?" If that's what's running through your head, well, I agree with you. Like I said earlier, Henry seemed to be going through the motions the first half of his career, as his ten-year contract guaranteed he would be employed by the WWE no matter how bad he stunk in the ring. Yet, sometime around 2006, right around the time Henry's contract was set to expire, we saw flashes of a renewed World's Strongest Man. Before he went down with an injury, Henry was being booked like a beast, decimating guys like Batista and The Undertaker. Despite returning and winning the ECW Championship, it has taken Henry almost five years to recapture the magic he had once been building up.
Chances are, Henry will drop the title at next week's Hell In A Cell or maybe even Vengeance. I would not be surprised if he does not head into Survivor Series as champion. This "Mark Henry as world champion experiment" could end as badly as Christian's first two world title reigns did, or maybe it will be the thing that creates a brand new main-eventer. Only time will find out. Right now, Henry is at the top of the food chain, and I couldn't be happier. He is bringing something new to the table and it's good to see Henry finally getting an opportunity to take the ball and run with it.
He is the world's strongest man, and he is also your new world heavyweight champion. No one knows for how long, so enjoy the ride while it lasts.
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My two Centsss - Christian or Rey Mysterio: who was the worst world champion?
1.? The day 348 - Christian or Rey Mysterio: who was the worst world champion?
The introduction of the brand broke in 2002 saw the WWE undergo some major changes. Half of the list appear on RAW, while the other half will be presented exclusively on Smackdown!. When Brock Lesnar beat The Rock at SummerSlam undisputed Championship, brought the title SmackDown!. As a result, the RAW list was left without a world title to compete by the. Even things, former General Manager Eric Bischoff introduced the World Heavyweight Championship, which he presented to the first world champion - may know him as a Triple H. Since that day, the World Championship and the WWE title change numerous brands times, but thanks to superstars Edge and John Cena, Batista, finally was considered prestigious Championship World Championship.
There have been twenty different world heavyweight Champions since the official debut of the belt, and some were longer than others reigns (cough * HHH * cough), while others had a day or even week-long reigns. Twenty men, usually is rey mysterio that obtains most flack as one of the worst champions of heavyweight in history, and for a long time, nobody could dispute this claim.
I.e. up Christian lost the world title back to Randy Orton at SummerSlam last Sunday. In brief, Mysterio and Christian may not have much in common. During the late 1990s and early 2000, Mysterio was a WCW boy while Christian is establishing the team of wrestling on the map with edge. While Mysterio was to win the Royal Rumble 2006 and leading to Wrestlemania 22, Christian was to make an impact in TNA. Mysterio has never been a heel on WWE television, but some of best work during his career Christian arrived to be an antagonist. On paper, Christian and Rey Mysterio have almost nothing in common.
Except for the fact that both are former champions of heavyweight in the world on two occasions. Not only that, but which may be two of the worst world champions of heavy weight in the history of the WWE (which hurts me to say, as I've been a Christian fan for years). But rather of allowing opinion and bias of decide that it is worse, we will see in the facts:
rey mysterio: (first reign)
-Defeated Kurt Angle and Randy Orton at Wrestlemania 22 to win the title
-Defeated angle to retain the title three weeks later
-The Great Khali lost
-Lost to Mark Henry
-He fought without result with Kane
-JBL defeated to retain the title at Judgment Day
-JBL again defeated to retain the title in a week later
-Defeated Gregory Helms
-Lost to Rob Van Dam
-He fought without result against Sabu in ECW One Night Stand
-Mark Henry defeated by disqualification to retain the title in a week later
-Defeated William Regal
-He lost the title to King Booker at The Great American Bash
The first total reign duration: 16 weeks
Relationship of Win/loss/draw: 7/4/2
Christian: (first reign)
-Alberto del Rio defeated to win the vacant title at Extreme Rules
-He lost his title to Randy Orton in Smackdown! five days later
The first total reign duration: 5 days
Win/loss/draw ratio: 1/1/0
WoW. Don't need me to tell him he had better run for the first time with the world title from heavy weight, it is safe. People often criticize Mysterio for being covered a cleanly by the likes of Khali, Henry and RVD the champion, but never mentioned his victories on the angle and JBL. Not only that, but Mysterio lost the title at The Great American Bash because Chavo Guerrero interfered on behalf of Booker. Christian, however, never successfully defended his world title and was cleanly defeated by Orton days after winning the belt. I don't know about you, but four months is far more impressive than five days of reign. But let's see how to run played off second title every man...
Mysterio: (second reign)
-Defeated Jack Swagger, CM Punk and The Big Show in Fatal 4-Way to win the title
-Swagger defeated cash in the Bank to retain the title
-He lost his title to Kane moments later once they have been charged in his MitB Briefcase
Duration of the second total reign: one month
Win/loss/draw ratio: 2/1/0
Christian: (second reign)
-Defeated Randy Orton by disqualification to win the money in the Bank
-Defeated John Morrison on Smackdown!
-Defeated Ezekiel Jackson
-Computer with R-Truth to defeat Orton and Morrison
-Lost to train through the account outside
-He lost his title to Orton at SummerSlam
Duration of the second total reign: one month
Win/loss/draw ratio: 4/1/1
This is quite interesting. Both men were held in world title exactly a month ago, and each one won in various circumstances (Mysterio won a match multi-man and Christian won via a disqualification stipulation). However, Christian had a strong month as champion, winning four games in a row, while Mysterio competed only twice after winning his second world title. In addition, Mysterio successfully defended his title at least once, while Christian lost his first defense of the title once more.
Christian had a better second reign as world champion of Mysterio made, but reigned first of Mysterio blew water Christian. Mysterio has a five month combined reigned as world heavyweight champion, while Christian is barely more than one month. Not only that, but Christian never pinned or made a champion presenting to win a world title, while Mysterio made and even defended his title several times, unlike the captain charisma. Therefore, as I hate to admit it, unless Christian regains the world heavyweight title before retiring, will be the worst the world champion in WWE history.
A small note, to not put Shawn Michaels (1 reign, three weeks) or Dolph Ziggler (10 minutes) in containment because it summarizes Michaels as the WWE champion (a different belt) speaks for itself. As Ziggler, I doubt that it will never regain the world title. If not, then he probably stay as the worst world champion heavyweight of all time, not Christian. But that's a story for another day.
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This new CM Punk T-Shirt "Best in the world" is now available from WWEShop. Only the words "07/17/11? and"Chicago"are removed from the T-shirt." WWE CM Punk at best in the world of TShirt restock had apparently how the item was sold out.
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The almost identical CM Punk shirt for sale were sold on eBay fans on July 17th acquired earlier. CM Punk shirt eBay prices was as high as $500. It was originally on the site of the money in the Bank 2011 PPV sold in the Allstate Arena.
Fans in attendance report that CM Punk at best in the world of TShirt on sale were that sold out shortly after the PPV began.
CM Punk stone cold T-shirt worn by the straight edge superstar during his original shoot promo on raw is unfortunately not yet for sale. We have more updates on this when available.
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SmackDown weightings reach high
SmackDown! A rating of 1.9 (1.89) and on the previous week by 0.2 points reached rating improve broadcast on 22.07.2011. Audience 2.82 million - were about 270,000 on average more viewers than last week. It is the best rating for the Friday Night Smackdown show 27/05/2011
Raw rating remain stable
The latest edition of Monday night RAW achieved a total score of 3.20 points for the show on Monday, 25 July. So much compared to the previous week does not change the assessment. The hourly values were 3.01 and 3.40.
On average a total the show follow 4.805 million people on Monday night, less than a week before 25 000. Celebrated his comeback at the end of the show, CM Punk and had a Staredown with John Cena, CM Punk at best in the world of TShirt carry seen above.
Christian vs Randy Orton ext 2011
World Championship no hold barred match
SmackDown! On 29.07.2011 taping had another game officially for the WWE SummerSlam 2011 game card known to give. Booked triple h the world heavyweight champion Christian vs. Randy Orton in a no. holds barred game for the title on August 14th.
WWE Championship win Alberto del Rio again delayed
Here is a person who will anytime soon take the CM Punk at best in the world of TShirt not.
Alberto del Rio was once again victims of haphazard WWE booking, after the plans were scrapped for his match against John Cena for SummerSlam 2011, only hours before this week RAW long-planned succession in Hampton, Virginia.
According to the creative team at WWE backstage report has on Monday afternoon before the RAW transfer time went through the search matches for Ext in 2011.
After WWE Executive Committee had considered the creative plans for CM Punk, it it as a "terrible" marked. Finally they came del Rio at the end, Alberto would race WWE provisionally title be taken.
It was firmly believe of senior officials, which the current CM Punk storyline would die if he not in the SummerSlam 2011 WWE Championship title was game.
Although the plans, Alberto win WWE Championship intended was again moved, del Rio WWE the 34-year-old win his first world title have shortly.
Since the WWE Mexico TV taping tour in October 2011, in the vicinity, it is assumed that Alberto del there or shortly before will redeem Rio his MITB Briefcase, to win the WWE Championship title.
WWE hoped with Alberto del Rio WWE champion status, they received great media attention in Mexico. There were also plans, the Miz to win the WWE Championship this week tournament final against Rey Mysterio during raw have.
But the idea was for the benefit of letting Rey Mysterio to win the WWE Championship for 90 minutes before he lost his title to John Cena rejected.
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Hands of changes in World Championship Wrestling, Hardcore impact main event of Justice establish
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On 15 July 2011-10: 44: 58 AM Sting regained the TNA World Heavyweight Championship from Mr. Anderson's last night on impact Wrestling, after fortune and Kurt Angle, disguised as a clown subordinates, attacked each Member of the immortal, avoiding to interfere in the match.
Sting lost the title last month at Slammiversary IX, after outside interference from Eric Bischoff. He invoked his rematch at the show last night clause.
TNA Wrestling announced that Sting will defend his title just won against Kurt Angle the next month to justice Hardcore, which will take place on 7 August. Angle became the number 1 contender to the belt last month at Slammiversary after defeating Jeff Jarrett.
Four TNA World Heavyweight Championship reigns, Sting now shares the record of reigns more with Kurt Angle.
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World match stipulation announced for the MITB, Big Show to face Henry
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World Title Match With Stipulation Announced For MITB, Big Show To Face Henry
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Jul 9, 2011 - 10: 58: 31 AM A World Heavyweight Championship Match pitting Randy Orton against Christian was officially announced last night on SmackDown for Money in the Bank on July 17.
The match features a special contract clause. If Orton is disqualified, or there is bad Utd, Christian becomes the new champion.
Also announced for the pay per view event is Big Show vs. Mark Henry.
WWE Championship Match
John Cena (c) vs. CM punk
World Heavyweight Championship Match
Randy Orton (c) vs. Christian
Raw Money in the Bank Ladder Match
Rey Mysterio vs. Kofi Kingston vs. Alex Riley vs. Evan Bourne vs. Alberto del Rio vs. The Miz vs. R-Truth vs. Jack Swagger
SmackDown Money in the Bank Ladder Match
Kane vs. Sheamus vs. Without expensive vs. Daniel Bryan vs. Cody Rhodes vs. Wade Barrett vs. Justin Gabriel vs. Heath Slater
Big Show vs. Mark Henry
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Kelly Kelly (c) vs. Brie Bella
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ROH: The best in the world 2011, Gran cartel
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Results
- Adam Cole and Kyle O, O'Reilly defeated generation me (max buck and Jeremy buck)Descalificacion before the boasting brothers (Lancelot bravado and Harlem bravado), Cole and O'Reilly attacked. This game can see me on the DVD of the event due to the contract of the generation with TNA.
After the game, Cole, and O, Reilly and generation me attack on the Bravados.
Kevin Kelly interview with Jim Cornette and Cary Sylkin. Cornette said that this the show, which has more public and the most respected company PPV it is. He thanked the fans and said that people in the "sports entertainment" give him a bite to his large and large white ass and told fans that that captures the struggle.
- Tommaso Ciampa (with Prince Nana, Ernesto Osiris and Robert Evans barrister) defeated Colt Cabana , with the Powerbomb.
- Jay lethal defeated "Wunderkind" Mike Bennett (with Bob Evans "Brutal") with the flying elbow drop.
-In a ghetto Street fight with a sunset flip homicide defeated Rhino .
After the game homicide attack on Nana but attacked rhino and given Al Gore through a table.
Steve Corino and Jimmy Jacobs appear present to someone, who was as bad as in the past, but this has changed and presents Kevin Steen, which sits on one of the balconies of the Hammerstein Ballroom.
-Sitout Powerbomb Michael Elgin (with truth Martini) defeated Steve Corino (with Jimmy Jacobs) .
After the game of Elgin, the Powerbomb applies to Jacobs but Steen rises in the ring and the Powerbomb on Elgin and a super kick to Martini applied. Then Jim Cornette appears and stop talking Steen. Steen says, to bring him much and that the only what has to say, that his name is Kevin Steen and fuck him to the ring of honor. Then assign package Piledriver Corino and Cornette Jura by the grave of his mother this is the last time, displayed at an ROH event Kevin Steen. Security takes Steen.
ROH York go after new on 17 September, probably in the glory of honor-X.
-With the Brainbusterel Generico defeated Christopher Daniels, the new ROH world champion to television are .
-Wrestling, s greatest tag team (Shelton Benjamin and Charlie Haas) defeated the Kings of Wrestling (Chris hero and Claudio Castagnoli), Express (Rhett Titus and Kenny King) and the Briscoes (Jay Briscoe and mark Briscoe) agree all night in an elimination with the ROH World Championship keep day Teag:
* ANX eliminated Briscoes with one night stand at Jay.
* KoW eliminated ANX, Claudio remove Titus after the elbow hero loaded, while the referee was distracted.
* WGT eliminated KoW Alabama Slam of Haas heroes.
After playing back the Briscoes chairs and attacking Haas and Benjamin with them during hero and Castagnoli applause so they become Titus and King with more weapons and they the Briscoes track.
-Running withDavey Richards defeated Eddie Edwards, the new ROH world champion to be at the top of the Edwards.
After the game, Jim Cornette, Tony Kozina and Kyle O uploaded celebrate Reilly with Richards. Davey covers Edwards between tears and that put the belt around the waist. Davey said he has no family and that he has come a long way throughout his life. 5 (Richards, Cornette, Kozina, Edwards and O, Reilly hug). Time tells him that Edwards. Richards said, that her grandparents are in the public, they are going in the ring, and it includes. Calls Richards among the audience the OPENET stop.
Card updated for money in Bank PPV WWE world title fight news
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Card updated for money in Bank PPV WWE world title fight news
Marc Middleton
On July 2, 2011-6: 14: 07 AM - after SmackDown last night, the title of world heavyweight match between Randy Orton and Christian in the money in payment of the Bank is not yet official because train separated the signing of the contract. The WWE website is teasing that there may not be a match of world title in money in the Bank and the speculation is that you can add to train for the party.
WWE reveal the money from the Bank for the blue brand competitors to be the face of sin, Daniel Bryan, Cody Rhodes, train, Kane, Wade Barrett, Heath Slater and Justin Gabriel.
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CM punk vs. John Cena
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Money in the Bank Ladder Match
Rey Mysterio vs. Kofi Kingston vs. Jack Swagger vs Evan Bourne vs. Alberto del Rio vs R-Truth vs Alex Riley vs. The Miz
SmackDown Money in the Bank Ladder Match
Daniel Bryan vs without expensive vs Kane vs Wade Barrett front to train vs. Cody Rhodes vs Heath Slater and Justin Gabriel
WWE Divas match
Brie Bella vs. Kelly Kelly
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Last Updated on Sunday, 26 June, 2011 Written by Ryan Clark Sunday, June 26 2011
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Kelly and Santamaria previewed the main event and introduced ROH champion Eddie Edwards, who came to the ring. Kelly said it was the biggest match in his career and the first time that the champion has ever challenged the challenger and asked for his thoughts. Edwards said that he challenged Davey Richards not because he disliked Richards or has a problem with Davey, but one with himself. He said that he asks himself if he deserves the championship and whether he’s better than Richards. He said that at an event titled “Best in the World” they are going to leave it all in the ring and find out who the better man is. Edwards said that ROH is going to show everyone why they, the company, are the best in the the world tonight.
Dark Match:
Generation Me vs. Adam Cole & Kyle O’Reily
Generation Me got a huge “welcome back” chant from the NYC faithful, followed by a louder “F*** TNA” chant.
O’Reily and Jeremy started out. O’Reily nailed him with some offense. Cole and Kyle double teamed Jeremy with some hot, fast attraction. Jeremy ended up on the outside and O’Riley went for a running dive off the apron but Max grabbed his leg. He kicked off Max and Cole hit a dive to the outside on Max. O’Riley then hit a running dropkick off the apron on Jeremy. Huge “ROH” chant.
The former Bucks took over and hit a dive on Cole. They took turns working over Cole, tagging in and out. Jeremy stomped away at Cole and cinched in an armbar. He brought Cole over to the corner and Max came off with a double stomp to the arm, screaming “Yoshino” as he did it.
Gen Me continued double teaming Cole as O’Riley rallied the crowd for his partner. Cole nailed a jawbreaker and made the hot tag. O’Riley nailed a kick to Jeremy sending him to the floor. He nailed both Bucks with a series of kicks and nailed a double Dragon Screw legwhip on both at the same time. He then nailed a missile dropkick on Max for a two count. The crowd chanted, “This is awesome.”
O’Riley nailed a series of butterfly supleses. Cole hit a German on Max for a two count. Max backdropped Cole to the floor and hit a twisting springboard Ace Crusher on O’Riley for a two count. He tried to nail a sunset flip bomb on Cole who fought it but was nailed by Jeremy and finally Max hit it. The Bucks nailed O’Riley and Max hit a 450 splash for a two count.
Max accidentally nailed his brother on a charge. O’Riley drilled him with a kick. He nailed a tornado DDT. Cole superkicked Max as he was picked up for a suplex. Cole and O’Riley sunk in stereo guillotine chokes but before anyone could tap, the Bravado Brothers.
Winners by DQ, Generation Me!
The other teams dispatched the Bravados. The crowd chanted, “Let them fight” but it was not to be. They all shook hands and showed respect to each other. The crowd applauded but you could hear some people yelling, “Bullsh**” as well.
Dave Prazak is now at ringside, so he is doing announcing tonight after all.
Jim Cornette and Cary Silkin came to ringside to a big pop. Cornette joined the announcing team in the ring.
The PPV opened with all three in the ring. Kelly welcomed everyone. Cornette said that for everyone in the Hammerstein Ballroom for being the biggest crowd in ROH history. He said that it’s not only the biggest crowd in company history but the early indications are that today’s PPV is the most watched company event in history.
Cornette said that thanks to all the support of the fans around the world, today is a new era for ROH. He said that for everyone that thinks pro wrestling is dead and it’s all sports-entertainment now, he has a message for them and that’s, “kiss my bit fat white butt.”
Cornette asked the crowd if they were ready to see the ROH wrestlers set the ring on fire and said let’s get to it.
Colt Cabana vs. Tommaso Ciampa (with Prince Nana, RE Barrister andErnesto Osiris)
No Princess Mia Yim.
They locked up and Cabana got the better of the early exchange. Ciampa grabbed an arm but Cabana reversed it and maneuvered him into an elbow to the mush. Cabana played games with Ciampa’s head and rolled him up for a two count. Cabana began working over his leg but was kicked in the head.
Cabana continued to thwart Ciampa’s offense until turning his attention to Nana and Osiris, kicking at them. That allowed Ciampa to nail a flap jack, hanging Cabana on the ropes and nailing him with a dropkick.
Ciampa worked over Cabana, including stomping him hard in the corner. He nailed a running knee to Cabana’s face for a two count. Ciampa drilled him with a right hand and slammed him facefirst into the turnbuckles. Ciampa snapmared Cabana over and cinched in a side chinlock.
Cabana fought his way out and nailed a series of rights. He went for a quebrada but Ciampa saw it coming and pulled his knees up. Cabana kicked him off from a charge. He Hotshotted him into the turnbuckles. Cabana nailed a series of rights and did some clubbering.
Cabana nailed the Butt Butt on Ciampa and went to whip him into the corner. Ciampa reversed and sent Cabana into the corner. He positioned Cabana on the second rope and nailed a bridging German suplex for a two count.
Cabana tried to go for the Billy Goat’s Curse but Ciampa grabbed the ropes. Cabana went for the Flying A****le but Ciampa kicked him. He nailed his finisher, the powerbomb over the knees and it didn’t look smooth but did the job.
Your winner, Tommaso Ciampa!
Decent opener. I liked it.
Mike Bennett (with Brutal Bob Evans) vs. Jay Lethal
Lethal got a huge welcoming committee as the ring was showered with streamers. He looked surprised by that. Big “welcome back” chant followed by a “F**k TNA” chant followed by a “F*** Hulk Hogan” chant.
The crowd then began chanting, “Randy Savage.” Lethal did the Savage finger twirl.
They locked up and Bennet forced Lethal into the corner. He gave a clean break in a condenscending way and laughed at Lethal. They locked up again and Bennett grabbed an arm. He again did the clean break, mocking Lethal.
Lethal shoulderblocked him down, evaded a leapfrog and nailed a hard chop. Lethal nailed the cartwheel into the dropkick and covered Bennett for a two count. The crows chanted for Lethal as he chopped away at Bennett in the corner.
He whipped Bennett into the corner but was lifted up and over. Lethal came back into the ring with a leaping rana that sent Bennett to the outside, then followed up with a great suicide dive.
Bennett kicked off Lethal as he returned to the ring. Evans grabbed him and nailed a sideslam on the apron. Bennett worked over Lethal on the floor and posed, mocking him. Bennett tossed Lethal back into the ring for a two count.
Bennett continued to work over Lethal with chops and headbutts. Lethal fired back but was kicked in the gut. Bennett nailed a nice vertical suplex for another two count. Bennett used a surfboard to try and force a submission but Lethal forced his way to his feet and out of the move. Bennett maneuvered him back into it and twisted Lethal’s back.
Lethal elbowed his way out but Bennett drilled him. Lethal escaped a charge in the corner and unloaded with a series of hot moves, including a springboard handspring elbow. Lethal went to the middle rope and nailed a leaping leg lariat for a two count. Lethal went to the top rope but Evans distracted him. Lethal nailed him but Bennett drilled Lethal and superplexed him into the ring for a two count.
Bennett went to the top rope but missed an elbow. Lethal nailed a superkick and went to the top for the flying elbow, scoring the pin.
Your winner, Jay Lethal!
Very good back and forth match. This may have been the best Bennett has looked to date in ROH. Lethal’s homecoming was a great one.
Lethal led a huge “Macho Man” chant before heading out.
Ghetto Street Fight: Homicide vs. Rhino
Homicide took the mic and told Nana and Rhino to get out and get his ass kicked in the best city in the world – “F*** Michigan!” Rhino hit the ring and they brawled. Rhino drilled him with a monster shoulderblock. Homicide came back with a Lucha armdrag. Rhino went to the outside where he was nailed with a tope con hilo to the floor.
They returned to the ring, where Rhino sent Homicide into the air and crashing to the mat. Homicide rolled to the outside where Rhino nailed a pescado to the floor. That’s so damn impressive for him to pull that out.
They battled on the outside. Homicide tried to piledrive Rhino through a table but instead was backdropped through it. Rhino pulled a ladder out from under the ring and tossed it into the ring. Homicide nailed him and drilled Rhino with a series of punches in the corner on the outside and bit him in the face. Homicide chased Nana around the ring but was nailed by Rhino. Rhino whipped him into the railing and charged him.
Back in the ring, Rhino drilled Homicide with the ladder. Rhino worked him over with punches and kicks. He went for a suplex but Homicide reversed it and sent Rhino down across the ladder. Rhino reversed a whip attempt and hiptossed Homicide onto part of the ladder.
Rhino pressed and dropped Homicide onto the ladder. Homicide kicked up at two and Nana screamed at the referee. Homicide went for him but Rhino attacked him. They battled back and forth. Homicide nailed a drop toehold into the corner and went to the middle turnbuckle for a flying shoulderblock, getting a two count.
Homicide continued working over Rhino but was caught and spiked with a piledriver. Rhino covered him but Homicide got his shoulder up at the last second. The crowd chanted, “F**k you Rhino.” Rhino set up Homicide for a superplex in the corner and drilled him with a right. Rhino went for the superplex but Homicide nailed a series of headbutts and took Rhino down to the mat. Homicide went a frog splash but Rhino got his knees up.
Rhino went for the gore but Homicide kicked him in the face and nailed the Ace Crusher. Rhino kicked up at two. Rhino pulled another table from under the ring. Fans began chanting for fire. Yeah, good luck with that. Homicide was cut off. Rhino set up the table in the corner for an eventual gore.
Rhino nailed a belly to belly suplex and geared up for the gore. He went for it but Homicide sunset flipped him and scored the pin.
Your winner, Homicide!
Homicide got his hands on Nana and drilled him with a right hand but Rhino charged and gored hm through the table. A number of referees and trainees came out to check on Homicide’s condition. He was carried out.
Steve Corino (with Jimmy Jacobs) vs. Michael Elgin (with Truth Martini)
Corino took the mic and introduced himself. He said he was an evil person, but each day, Jimmy Jacobs and himself are trying to get a little better. He said that for the last six months. he’s been trying to become a better person and thanked everyone for cheering for him. He said Jacobs came to him and said they needed to make a change, and they are trying to do just that. He said there is someone else that wants to make a change and wants his own redemption. The fans chanted, “Mr. Wrestling.”
Corino apologized to the ROH officials and new owners, but everyone needs a new chance. He introduced Kevin Steen, returning for the first time sine Final Battle. Steen was in the balcony of the Hammerstein and got a big reaction. Steen ran down to ringside but when he tried to hop the railing, Jim Cornette and an army of officials stopped him. Steen saluted the fans and stopped trying to get into the ringside area. He’s lost a ton of weight.
Elgin tried to attack Corino who sidestepped him and flew to the outside. He nailed a shoulderblock into the ring. They went back and forth with chops and punches. Elgin drilled him with a series of shoulderblocks in the corner but missed a charge.
Corino nailed him with a back suplex but Elgin popped right up. He challenged Corino to hit him. Corino nailed a lariat and locked in an abdominal stretch, then stuck a thumb in the rectum. Elgin was sent to the outside and drilled with a sliding kick. Corino went a dive but was caught by Elgin. Elgin nailed a running Oklahoma Slam into the railing and then hit a running powerslam on the floor. That’ insane.
Back in the ride, Corino kicked off several attempts at a charge by Elgin but was finally nailed and run into the corner, then hit with a Northern Lights suplex for a two count. Elgin went for Kevin Steen’s package piledriver finisher but Corino backdropped him. Corino was sent into the ringpost corner first. Elgin locked in a Boston Crab while on the ropes.
Elgin drilled Corino with a series of clotheslines. Corino fired back with a spinning backfist. He went for a running lariat but Martini tripped him. Jimmy Jacobs chased and caught Martino but Elgin went for him. Corino rolled him up for a two count, then nailing a running knee .
Elgin caught Corino and nailed him with a TKO and a high knee. He grabbed Corino, who was on his knees and pulled him into the air for a vertical suplex. This guy’s power is insane. He powerbombed Corino down for a two count. The crowd rallied Corino but Elgin powerbombed him into the corner, then nailed a sitdown powerbomb for the clean pin.
Your winner, Michael Elgin!
Elgin and Truth worked over Corino. Jacobs hit the ring but was overwhelmed. The crowd chanted for Steen. Elgin powerbombed Jacobs hard in the ring. Corino covered Jacobs to protect him. Steen finally charged the rail and hit the ring and the place exploded. Steen and Elgin brawled. Steen ended up powerbombing him and superkicked Martini out of the ring.
ROH officials and Jim Cornette hit the ring and went to throw him out of the building. Corino took the mic and asked them to wait and said that Steen deserved to talk. He led a chance to “Let Kevin Talk.”
ROH officials and Jim Cornette hit the ring and went to throw him out of the building. Corino took the mic and asked them to wait and said that Steen deserved to talk. He led a chance to “Let Kevin Talk.”
Steen took the mic and said that he won’t take long. Steen said he’s thankful for the chance to stand in the ring. He said that he wanted everyone to know how sorry he was for everything. He said that he wanted to thank everyone, like Cary Silkin, Jim Cornette and the new owners for having the chance to say what he needed to say.
“My name is Kevin Steen…and F*** Ring of Honor!” WOW! AWESOME.
Corino went after Steen, who drilled him and nailed a Package Piledriver. Everyone from ROH grabbed him and dragged him out of the building. Jim Cornette took the mic and swore on his mother’s grave that was the last time we’d ever see him in an ROH building again. The crowd still booed him for that.
They went to intermission as they attempted to help Corino out of the ring.
They just announced a return to the upstairs Ballroom on Saturday 9/17.
ROH TV champion Christopher Daniels (with Truth Martini) vs. El Generico
Daniels drilled Generico with a big boot as they kicked off the match. He worked over Generico and drilled him with a leg lariat. Daniels ran Generico into the turnbuckles but Generico is able to block a second one and drilled Daniels. They go into a nice sequence that ends with Daniels taking headscissors to the outside.
Generico nailed a dropkick through the ropes to the outside. Generico whipped Daniels hard into the railing. Daniels nailed Generico and whipped him into the railing but Generico jumped up and moonsaulted off the railing onto Daniels. That really brought the crowd up.
Generico sent Daniels into the ringpost and then tossed him back into the ring. Daniels begged off and asked for a handshake. Daniels wants a handshake? Generico took his hand and then slapped him hard. Generico worked him over with punches in the corner.
Daniels drilled Generico with a clothesline and then peppered him with right hands on the mat. Daniels choked Generico against the buckles with his boot. He strangled Generico against the ropes, then came down across his back. Daniels did the Jeff Jarrett strut to get heat and the crowd was all over him with a “F*** TNA.”
Daniels snapped Generico on the ropes and forced his knee down on Generico’s chest. He deposited Generico rudely to the floor. Generico sunset flippped Daniels for a two count. Daniels caught Generico and locked in a scissor choke using the ropes. Daniels kicked Generico down and stalked him. Daniels covered him for a two count, then cinched in a side chinlock.
Daniels locked on a Cobra Clutch. Generico fought out of it but was slammed down. Daniels nailed an Arabian Press. Daniels chopped Generico but Generico made the comeback. He sent Daniels to the outside and scored with a huge flip dive to the outside.
Generico tossed Daniels into the ring and nailed a flying bodypres for a two count. Generico nailed a Blue Thunder Driver for another two count. Generico went for a move but was caught with an STO and then rolled into the Kokina Clutch. Generico tried to fight his way out of it. Generico got his foot to the rope, forcing a break.
Daniels nailed a jawbreaker and an enziguiri. He went for Angel’s Wings but Generico backdropped his way out of it. Daniels then caught him with Last Rites but Generico kicked up at two. Daniels popped him with a right. They battled back and forth. Daniels caught him with a palm thrust but Generico nailed a big boot.
They battled into the corner. Daniels went to charge but Generico nailed him with a running Yakuka Kick. He drilled Daniels with a brainbuster for a two count. The crowd began chanting “Ole Ole” for Generico. Generico tied Daniels to the tree of woe and nailed a flip Van Terminator. Daniels again kicked out at the last second.
Generico followed Daniels, who had rolled out to the apron. He tried for the brainbuster but Daniels nailed him and shoved him off into the barriers on the floor. Daniels suplexed him on the floor. Daniels grabbed the TV title belt and wrapped it around his waist, as if he expected to win while Generico was being counted out.
Behind him, Generico rolled back into the ring, surprising Daniels. Generico chopped him hard but was caught with an Uranage. Generico fought back and got his legs up during a BME attempt. Generico nailed the turnbuckle brainbuster and scored the pinfall.
Your winner and new ROH TV champion, El Generico!
A very good match. They had some great near falls towards the end and it built well. Crowd chanted “That Was Awesome” after it was over.
ROH Tag Team champions Charlie Haas & Shelton Benjamin vs. Kings of Wrestling (with Sara del Rey and Shane Hagadorn) vs. Briscoes vs. All Night Express
KOW were rapped in by the guy that does their music. Titus and Haas started the match. Haas gave his hat to a kid in the front row. The NYC crowd chanted “Little Jimmy”. Haas and Titus went back and forth. Haas caught him with a big kick. He took down Titus and began working over his leg, then tied him up on the mat.
Titus slipped out and locked in an abdominal stretch variation. Haas hiptossed his way out of it and backdropped Titus to the apron. Titus nailed him and went for a slingshot splash but Hass pulled his knees up. Kenny King and Shelton Benjamin tagged in.
They locked up. Benjamin and King went back and forth. King scored with a high dropkick. They had a great back and forth until Benjamin hit him with a cross bodyblock for a two count. Haas tagged in and slammed King for another two count. One of the Briscoes took a shot at King, who fired back. King drilled Haas but Claudio blind tagged in and nailed him with a big forearm.
Claudio rolled him down on the mat. He forced King into the corner and tagged in Hero. They nailed a double boot to the face. Hero drilled King with a chop. Briscoe tagged King with a punch and goit punched again. They allowed Hero to work on him but King made a comeback. He monkeyflipped Hero out and Titus dropkicked him.
Titus and King double teamed Hero. The fans chanted, “Let’s go Hero.” The ANE continued beating on him and getting a two count. Hero regained control and tagged in Claudio, who cinched in a side chinlock. Titus fought his way out but was shoved into the Briscoes’ corner. They started working him over. Haas tossed Jay out of the ring and hit a pescado to the outside. Titus hit a flip dive to the outside on them.
Mark looked to do a dive but was jumped by the Kings. He backdropped Claudio out of the ring and went to the top for a moonsault to the floor. King was going to do a dive but Hero laid him out with a running forearm, then hit a moonsault backflip out of the ring to the floor. King went to the top to do a move but was cut off by Claudio, who drilled him wth a forearm.
Claudio went for a Ricola Bomb off the top. They battled on top when Benjamin leapt to the top and suplexed them both off the top. Briscoes jumped Benjamin and began doubling him, clearing the ring. The Briscoes took control of the match and covered Benjamin several times. They beat down Benjamin in their corner. Jay drilled him with a high knee as Benjamin rebounded off the ropes.
Jay locked in a chinlock on Benjamin, who tried to fight his way up but was forced back down. Jay tagged in Hero. The Kings made a wish with Benjamin’s legs several times. Claudio cinched in an armbar and worked over Benjmamin’s arm. Benjamin tried to force his way up to his feet and did, forcing Claudio into a corner. Unfortunately for him, it was the Briscoes’ corner and they blindtagged in and continued beating down Shelton.
Haas finally made the hot tag and clotheslined everyone, then drilled the Kings in the corner. He nailed a back suplex on one of the Briscoes. Titus tagged uin and worked over The Briscoes. Mark caught him with a nasty throw and Jay drilled him with a killer clothesline. King and Jay traded blows and Jay took King’s head off with a running boot.
The Briscoes went for the Doomsday Device but Titus nailed a forward roll for a near fall. The Briscoes killed Titus with several moves but he kept kicking out. King jumped into the fray as did Mark. King drilled Jay with a nice dropkick in the corner and hit a backbreaker. The ANE hit a varation on the old Demolition finisher, except Titus nailed a flying kneedrop.
Titus pinned Jay, eliminating the Briscoes.
Half the crowd sang “Nah Nah Nah Nah, Hey Hey Hey Goodbye” while others were chanting “Bullsh**.”
Titus waited to see who would challenge him next and it was the Kings’ Claudio. Hero tried to attack Titus from behind asnd he fired against them both with chops. King chased Hero to the floor. Claudio tagged Benjamin and left. The Kings acted like they were brilliant since they were safe from being eliminated and the other teams would destroy each other.
Titus battled Benjamin. He went for a big dropkick but Titus held onto the ropes. Hero tagged in and nailed a back senton splash. Hero drilled Benjamin into the turnbuckles. Claudio came off with a big axehandle. Claudio locked in a Camel Clutch, trying to force the submission.
Benjamin fought out of it and used the Electric Chair. He tried to tag out but Claudio caught his leg and tagged Hero. Hero nailed Haas and then started working over Benjamin on the mat. Haas tried to get in but was held back by the referee. That distraction allowed Hero the chance to nail Benjamin with a stiff jumping kick for a two count.
The Kings whipped Benjamin hard into the buckles for a two count. Benjamin caught Claudio with a back elbow and ducked down, sending Hero out of the ring. Claudio tried to prevent a tag but was nailed with a kick. Benjamin went for the tag but Hero pulled Haas off the apron, stopping the tag.
The Kings went for their double boot but Benjamin nailed them and tagged in King. King nailed some nice offense, including a standing moonsault for a two count, Claudio attacked but was caught with a Sidewalk Slam. King nailed Hero with a Fisherman’s suplex for a two count. ANE double teamed on Hero, who kicked up after a series of kicks.
Hero came back with a kick to the head and a roaring elbow for a two count on Titus. Some fan threw streamers from the balcony. NYC pointed him out and chanted, “what a d***.” Hope he gets tossed. Claudio tagged in but was caught by ANE with a double team move. Hero drilled him with a loaded elbowpad and Claudio covered Titus.
The ANE is eliminated.
Hero continued working over Haas, getting several near falls. Claudio and Hero tagged in and out, nailing Haas with double team maneuvers. Haas ducked a move and forced the Kings into each other, then hit a release German suplex on Hero.
Benjamin made the hot tag and nailed the Stinger Splash, then a bulldog off the ropes. Hero and Claudio went for a double suplex but Benjamin turned it into a double DDT. Haas and Benjamin set up Hero for their patented double team hanging splash. Haas hit the Olympic Slam for a two count.
Haas charged Hero in the corner but was nailed with a high knee and a leg lariat. Claudio tagged in and covered him for a near fall. Claufio went for the airplane spin and nailed it, then covered Haas for a two count.
Claudio nailed the big swing into a Hero dropkick for a two count. The Kings went for their finisher but Haas escaped and Hero accidentally speared Claudio. Haas and Benjamin drilled Hero with a double sidewalk slam and scored the pin.
Your winners and still ROH Tag Team champions, Shelton Benjamin and Charlie Haas!
Lots of really good wrestling here.
After the match, The Briscoes returned to blast the champions with chairs to the head. Hero and Claudio were challenged but instead sat on the turnbuckles and offered the champs up to the Briscoes. Briscoes beat the hell out of the champs with chairshot after chairshot. The KOW left the ring. The ANE hit the ring, tossing a trash can in while wielding sticks.
ROH champion Eddie Edwards vs. Davey Richards
Lots of back and forth chanting as they faced off. They locked up and went back and forth trying to gain an advantage. Edwards was forced against the ropes and they broke clean. They locked up again and this time they broke clean. Richards tried to throw a kick but Edwards evaded it and they faced off.
They went back and forth wrestling and went for a test of strength. Richards was forced down to the mat but forced his way back up. He then forced Edwards back up and Edwards forced his way back up. Richards snapmared him over and drilled him in the back. Edwards responded in kind. They began battled back and forth. Richards drilled him with a running kick to the chest. Unbelievably stiff.
Richards nailed a snap suplex for a two count. He tied up Edwards on the map and used a Texas Cloverleaf variation. Edwards escaped and fought back with sit-out F5. Edwards tagged Richards with a kick and a gutwretch suplex.
Edwards locked on an armbar but Richards made it to the ropes to break it. Richards fired his way out of the corner with massive shots but was taken down by Edwards and covered for a two count. Edwards drilled him with a headbutt and a kick to the face. He tagged Davey with a chop. He whipped Richards into the corner but was tossed up and over to the floor. Richards went for a kick off the apron, but Edwards ducked. Richards tagged him on the rebound, then hit an inside suicide dive to the floor.
Edwards was tossed bacck into the ring and Richards nailed him with a missile dropkick. He charged Eddie but was kicked off Edwards hit a leaping enziguiri. Richards rolled him over in a crossarm breaker but Edwards escaped. Richards locked in a Kimura.
He forced Edwards into the corner and tagged him with a series of stiff kicks to the chest. Edwards was hoisted to the top rope, where Richards went for a superplex. They battled back and forth with headbutts. Richards was sent to the mat but rebounded with a leaping kick. He nailed a superplex with both standing on the top and then pulled him into a cross arm breaker. Edwards broke the move and turned it into a Boston Crab.
Richards made it to the ropes and they tagged each other with hot slaps. They continued to go back and forth with near falls. Incredible stuff. Richards drilled Edwards with another kick to the chest. He went for a handspring elbow but was caught and tossed, landing rudely on his face.
Edwards nailed a running knee to the face. Richards cut him off but was caught with a fisherman’s buster for two count. Edwards, now selling his arm, chopped Richards with the other one. Richards tried to pull himself together and nailed a hard knee to Edwards’ bad arm. Edward fired back but was caught with a rolling cross armbreaker.
Edwards slipped out and stomped away on Richards, who fired back and caught him with an armbreaker. They went back and forth beating the hell out of each other. Edwards drilled Richards with a hard kick to the back, sending him to the floor. Edwards nailed a moonsault to the floor, crashing into Richards and the guard rail in a scary moment.
Edwards killed Richards with a missile dropkick. Richards chopped away at Edwards. Edwards caught him with a back suplex for a two count. They fired away with forearms. Richards started to stagger. They battled back and forth with strikes like an MMA match. Edwards drilled Richards with a flying knee. This pretty much a war of attrition.
They battled to the outside, where Edwards attempted a suplex. Richards nailed several kick. Edwards nailed a 2K1 Bomb on the apron. That was insane. They teased a double countout but both returned at the 17 count. Edwards nailed a double stomp off the top through a table on the floor. The crowd chanted, “You just killed him.”
Back in the ring, Edwards nailed another double stomp off the ropes but Richards kicked up. Edwards tagged him with slaps but was nailed with a kick. Edwards’ leg was caught up in the ropes but Richards came off the top with a big knee drop.
Richards locked on the anklelock in the center of the ring but Eddie made it to the ropes. He drilled Richards with a kick. The crowd chanted, “This is awesome” and they were right. This was just all out pro wrestling greatness with kickass physicality.
They battled on the ropes. Edwards nailed several back elbows sending Richards to the mat. Richards returned and was sent off again. A third time, Richards beat the hell out of him with headbutts. Richards tossed him with a back superplex. Richards drilled him with an awesome superkick and locked on the anklelock. Edwards rolled through and locked in one of his own. Richards reversed and locked in a heel hook. Edwards reversed but Richards rolled through with an anklelock. Edwards finally made it to the ropes.
They battled atop the announcing table with Richards beating down Edwards. They exchanged kicks. Edwards ducked and Davey kicked the ringpost, going down. They recovered and each climbed the turnbuckle, battling. Edwards was shoved off and landed on the apron. He rolled into the ring and went after Richards, who was still on the top. Edwards tried to go for a top rope rana but Richards caught him for a powerbomb. In mid-air, Edwards turned it into a rana.
Edwards followed up with a powerbomb for a two count, then a massive lariat. He nailed Davey with a 2K1 Bomb for a two count, then locked on a single legged crab. Richards rolled over and began beating Edwards in the face with kicks but was forced back over. Edwards then locked in a full Texas Cloverleaf.
He covered Richards for another two count. He pulled Richards up but was caught with a nasty back suplex. Edwards then returned the favor with one of his own. They were almost counted down on the mat but returned to their knees, then their feet. They battled back and forth with forearms and chops, then kicks. They were showing their exhaustion but didn’t let up. Richards tagged him with a kick to the gut and a hard lariat that sent Edwards spinning for a two count.
Richards tagged Edwards with hard punches and clothesline but he kicked up at one and fired up. Richards KILLED HIM with stiff kicks to the face but Edwards kicked up. Richards repeated the assault but Edwards kicked up at the last second. Richards drilled him with a hard running punt kick to the head and scored the pin.
Your winner and NEW ROH champion, Davey Richards!
OFF THE F**KING CHARTS, HARD HITTING MATCH. Unbelievably sick main event.
A number of wrestlers and ROH officials came out to check on both men, who took a long time to recover. Fans chanted “Match of the year” and “Best in the World.” Richards and Edwards, spent, embraced each other. Edwards left the ring and Richards put on the title he’s been chasing for the first time.
Fans began chanting his name as Richards took the ring mic. Edwards returned to the ring. Fans chanted Edwards’ name. Richards said that this is his moment and said the fans and the boys are all the family he has. He told them they were there for him when his grandparents dying and his marriage ending and they are all his family. Richards said he has nothing but ROH and this and he thanked everyone for giving him a reason to get up when everything bad had gone down in his life and given him a reason to live. He said that the title means everything to him. He thanked Richards for setting the example and showing what a good person in. Edwards took the mic and told him that Richards is always talking about how good everyone else is but Edwards wouldn’t be here right now if Davey hadn’t believed in him. He thanked him and told him to take his moment and raise his arm like the champion he is.
Richards took the mic and apologized to everyone for doing this but he always wanted to and closed out saying, “Hey grandma. Hey grandpa. I did it!”
Incredible emotional, real closing to the evening. Hell of a main event, going 36 minutes and what a final scene. Off the charts.
Really wanted to, which remove the streak undertaker in the World Cup?
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Quien realmente le iba a quitar la racha a Undertaker en WM? 
UK Sun le realizo una reciente entrevista a la estrella de TNA, Kurt Angle. Kurt revelo que los planes temprano de WrestleMania en el 2006 eran de el terminar con la racha de The Undertaker. "Fue considerado alla en el 2006", Angle dijo. "La persona que queria hacerlo fue el propio Undertaker. Yo estaba enorgullesido y honrado, al ser el quien fue personalmente donde Vince McMahon a lanzarle la idea. Undertaker hasta ese punto no habia tenido una lucha de 5 estrellas en un WM."
Undertaker analizo que si alguien podia hacerlo, era yo, en ese tiempo. Gracias a Dios que a~os luego le colocaron a Shawn Michaels 2 veces corridas. Pero Undertaker realmente queria esa lucha conmigo, por eso luchamos en el ppv No Way Out en una tremenda lucha, ya que no se podia para WM. WWE queria mantenerme como campeon y hacer lucir grande a Rey Mysterio cuando ganara el titulo pesado por 1ra vez."
10/Jun/2011 18:04 Eddie-VicWorld Heavyweight Champion
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RE: Quien realmente le iba a quitar la racha a Undertaker en WM? Aún me acuerdo de esa lucha de NWO. Era como para WrestleMania, sin duda alguna. Y eso habla mucho de los quilates de Angle como luchador -más allá de lo que cualquiera piense de él como persona-
10/Jun/2011 18:11 Kaponi_El_DurakoUndisputed Champion
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RE: Quien realmente le iba a quitar la racha a Undertaker en WM? en ese tiempo Kurt era una bestia en el ring! se lo merecia!
10/Jun/2011 18:20 Original_DONModerador
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RE: Quien realmente le iba a quitar la racha a Undertaker en WM? Para mi la lucha de NWO fue la mejor del 2006, no recuerdo otra lucha de una gran magnitud!
10/Jun/2011 18:26 Eddie-VicWorld Heavyweight Champion
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RE: Quien realmente le iba a quitar la racha a Undertaker en WM? Y pensar que, en lugar de darnos un LUCHÓN -en donde el ganador podría haber sido cualquiera de los dos, y aún así sería un Clásico de Clásicos-, nos dieron.... Taker vs. MARK HENRY 
Esa lucha hubiera sido grandiosa en WM. Habría sido un estándar bien elevado para las futuras luchas de Taker en WM -léase, vs. HBK y vs. HHH, especialmente-, las cuales también fueron Clásicos por derecho propio
Editado por Eddie-Vic, Viernes, 10 de Junio de 2011, 19:00
10/Jun/2011 18:53 Jack_BenderWWE champion
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RE: Quien realmente le iba a quitar la racha a Undertaker en WM? interesante... angle nos habria librado de este overrated invicto... si nos habria quitado el clasiquisimo hbk taker pero no mas...las demas no es que sean del otro mundo
por cierto que aquella lucha del 2006 fue tremenda... y como dice Vicc nos dieron la lucha con henry que si no estoy mal con el mismo feudo trajeron al talentosisimo khali
No se molesten en hacermelo saber... Yo se que respetan a The Game
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