(TheBloggerSays: I think this one will be a hit, finally, for the WWE films. After busting it out with Cena and Austin for their action flicks, this one really fits well and I think will do good for The Big Show.)
Monday, September 13, 2010
Knucklehead's Official Trailer
(TheBloggerSays: I think this one will be a hit, finally, for the WWE films. After busting it out with Cena and Austin for their action flicks, this one really fits well and I think will do good for The Big Show.)
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Labels: Knucklehead, The Big Show, WWE
Monday, August 16, 2010
WWE SummerSlam Results
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Labels: SummerSlam, WWE
Saturday, August 14, 2010
RIP Lance Cade, 29
(The Blogger Says: Another big loss for the wrestling world. A talent that has never reached it's potential.)
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Labels: Lance Cade, WWE
Monday, July 19, 2010
WWE Money In The Bank PPV Results
The full Money in the Bank 2010 results are listed below.
PPV Results:
1. Smackdown Money in the Bank Ladder Match: Kane defeated Big Show, "Dashing" Cody Rhodes, Christian, Matt Hardy, Intercontinental Champion Kofi Kingston, Drew McIntyre, and Dolph Ziggler to earn a shot at the World Heavyweight Championship.
2. Divas Championship Match: Alicia Fox © defeated Eve Torres with an axe kick.
3. WWE Unified Tag Team Championship Match: The Hart Dynasty © (David Hart Smith and Tyson Kidd) with Natalya defeated The Usos (Jimmy and Jay Uso) with Tamina when Kidd made Jay Uso submit with a sharpshooter.
4. World Heavyweight Championship Match: Rey Mysterio © defeated Jack Swagger with a hurricanrana.
5. World Heavyweight Championship Match: Kane cashed in his Money in the Bank contract won earlier in the night and defeated Rey Mysterio to become the new World Heavyweight Champion.
6. WWE Womens Championship: Layla © defeated Kelly Kelly by countering a sunset flip into a pin.
7. Raw Money in the Bank Ladder Match: The Miz defeated Edge, Randy Orton, Chris Jericho, Evan Bourne, Ted DiBiase, John Morrison, and Mark Henry to earn a shot at the WWE Championship.
8. Steel Cage Match for the WWE Championship: Sheamus © defeated John Cena by escaping the cage. Cena made Sheamus submit with the STF, but the referee had been knocked down. Nexus prevented Cena from escaping over the cage, allowing Sheamus to climb over the opposite side. After the match, Cena attacked Nexus, bashing Michael Tarver in the face with the ringside steps.
Source: www.fanhouse.com
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Labels: Money In The Bank, WWE
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Deadman is "Wrestling's Most Absurd Storyline"
Here's what UGO.com has posted: "Make no mistake: The Undertaker is a tremendous talent. His longevity as a performer, his constantly evolving ring work, his masterful understanding of wrestling psychology and his instantly recognizable gimmick all ensure that he is a future Hall of Famer. However, that gimmick is absolutely ridiculous." Then added: "When The Deadman debuted, professional wrestling was a very different place, and The Undertaker fit in perfectly. However, as the rest of the landscape changed, toning down the more outrageous gimmick, The Undertaker retained every wacky bit of his, including his control over lightning, his ability to appear out of nowhere and even the loyal druids that attend him. And on top of that, try explaining to someone who doesn’t know anything about wrestling why the huge, creepy undead dude with magical powers is a good guy."
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Labels: UGO, Undertaker, WWE
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Lesnar, Booker T Disses Batista About His MMA Plans
Former WWE champs Booker T and Brock Lesnar, UFC's heavyweight champ, both criticized Dave Batista, also a former WWE champ, about his confirmation that he will be joining the likes of Lesnar and Bobby Lashley or entertainer-wrestlers who jumped to MMA.
In a recent interview by TMZ, Batista confirmed that he will be joining MMA in a company called Strikeforce. But TMZ also learned that Batista haven't signed up yet with the company.
TMZ also posted an interview with Booker T, who had a real backstage fight with Batista in 2006 saying he won't "last 5 minutes" with Bobby Lashley and he don't think Batista can match-up with the big boys of Strikeforce.
While in an interview with MMAFighting.com, UFC champ Brock Lesnar asked about Batista, he responded "Get in line. Everybody and their dog wants to get into fighting. Next question, We're talking about a heavyweight championship fight, not some wannabe."
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Labels: Batista, Booker T, Brock Lesnar, TMZ, WWE
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Batista Talks About His Reasons For Leaving and Doing MMA
As noted before, Batista was at this week's Strikeforce MMA show and made it clear that he left WWE because he was unhappy with the direction of the company. Dave Meltzer asked Batista if he would do something like Chris Jericho and return in a year or two. Batista said he didn't want to be compared to Jericho and said he had no plans on returning but did not rule out a return one day.
Batista joked that he was in Los Angeles looking for work and said he's open for offers, be it MMA or acting. Batista has had discussions about doing a reality TV show.
Apparently Batista has been approached with an offer by a non-major MMA group. Word is that it's a big money offer and is for two fights, likely pay-per-view events and the first opponent would be a well-known former headliner. This is the same offer that Batista hinted around about when he was leaving WWE. Batista has been training regularly at the Affliction gym and has dropped considerable weight since leaving WWE. Most believe that a MMA career for Batista is highly unlikely, given his age and experience, among other things.
Batista's contract with WWE has expired and he is a free agent. TNA did make an offer to Batista but with the large amount of money they have spent on bringing in other big names recently, they couldn't come close to matching what he had been earning in WWE.
Source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter
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Labels: Batista, Strikeforce, WWE
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Rampage Wants WWE!
After a hosting stint last week at RAW along with his A-Team co-stars, former UFC champ Quinton "Rampage" Jackson expressed his desires to join WWE via his Tweeter account.
He said "I was like a kid today,I have not been happy this past week,but meeting my child hood heros,and making new friends was all I needed I'm back," Quinton said. "I will tell y'all everything tomorrow,it's late here,I'm still on tour,I will let y'all know what I'm doing so y'all can keep u,btw I want n." He then added "Everybody was cool! They r a bunch of big kids like me,doing what they love. Big Show was so funny! He showed me the choke slam. I want n!!!".
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Labels: Quinton Jackson, UFC, WWE
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Batista Quits Pro Wrestling; Will Do MMA Next?
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
WWE Supplemental Draft Results
Below are full results of the 2010 WWE Supplemental Draft:
- The Great Khali and Runjin Singh go from SmackDown to RAW
- Chavo Guerrero goes from RAW to SmackDown
- Cody Rhodes goes from RAW to SmackDown
- Natalya goes from SmackDown to RAW
- Chris Masters goes from RAW to SmackDown
- Ezekiel Jackson goes from SmackDown to RAW
- Goldust goes from SmackDown to RAW
- Hornswoggle goes from RAW to SmackDown
- Rosa Mendes goes from RAW to SmackDown
- The Hart Dynasty goes from SmackDown to RAW
- MVP goes from RAW to SmackDown
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Labels: WWE
WWE Draft Results
More changes will be made after the supplemental draft on Wednesday.
- Kelly Kelly goes from RAW to Smackdown
- Big Show goes from RAW to SmackDown
- John Morrison goes from SmackDown to RAW
- R-Truth goes from SmackDown to RAW
- Edge goes from SmackDown to RAW
- Kofi Kingston goes from RAW to SmackDown
- Christian goes from RAW to SmackDown
- Chris Jericho goes from SmackDown to RAW
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Labels: WWE
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Goldberg Update
Bill Goldberg wrote the following on Twitter in response to fans asking about his talks with WWE: "until the WWE realizes that I'm not just another wrestler signing a deal....I don't expect any progress.Sorry"
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Thursday, April 8, 2010
Goldberg and Stone Cold's "One Last Match"
Two of the WWE's most beloved character, Goldberg and Stone Cold Steve Austin, hinted their return to the squared circle but didn't promise when or where, or even it's assurance.
Goldberg, was last seen on a WWE ring 6 years ago when he defeated the current UFC heavyweight champ Brock Lesnar in an inter-promotional at Wrestlemania XX. He stated on his Twitter account last week that "BTW..my desire to return to the wrestling world in any capacity is based on the fact that if I continue to let my issues with the business stand in the way, I'd be very selfish. Times have changed and I don't work for people anymore.....I work with them. I control my destiny. Depriving the fans and my family would be a shame." . He followed that up in an interview with ESPN.com, he said that he's open to wrestling one last match at Wrestlemania XXVII at his hometown Atlanta, Georgia next year. "It's not something that I'm seeking out to do at 43 years old. But you know, WrestleMania is next year in Atlanta. Hulk Hogan and I put 43,000 people in the Georgia Dome with three days notice. I've got a fairly big following in Atlanta," Goldberg said. "Is it out of the realm of possibility? I'd say no."
While Steve Austin, seen occasionally on PPV events as special referee besides doing movies, said on an interview with Ottawa Sun that he has "absolutely" one last match left in him. "Do I have a match left in me? Absolutely. Do I want to do one more? I don't know. I'm very content with leaving well enough alone. I don't want to be 90% of what Stone Cold was."
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Labels: Goldberg, Stone Cold Steve Austin, WWE
Monday, March 29, 2010
Wrestlemania XXVI Results
Doshi Yatsu won the 26-man Battle Royal dark match
Big Show and Miz def. Morrison and R-Truth
Orton def. DiBiase and Rhodes
Jack Swagger won Money in the Bank ladder match
Triple H def. Sheamus
Rey Mysterio def. CM Punk
Bret Hart def. VInce MacMahon
Chris Jericho def. Edge
Team Michelle McCool def. Team Mickie James
Cena def. Batista
Undertaker def. Shawn Michaels
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Labels: Wrestlemania, WWE


