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 Royal Rumble featured professional wrestling matches involving different wrestlers from pre-existing scripted feuds, plots, and storylines that were played out on Raw, SmackDown, ECW and WWE Superstars—World Wrestling Entertainment's (WWE) television programs. Wrestlers portrayed a villain or a hero as they followed a series of events that built tension, and culminated into a wrestling match or series of matches.[4] All wrestlers were from WWE's Raw, SmackDown and ECW brands—a storyline division in which WWE employees are assigned to a television program of the same name.[5] The pay-per-view featured the annual Royal Rumble match, which has been featured at every Royal Rumble event since its inception. It features 30 wrestlers, and the match ends when one wrestler remains in the ring, after all 29 other wrestlers have been eliminated via being tossed over the top ring rope and having both feet touch the floor.[6] The winner would earn a world championship match of their choosing at WrestleMania XXVI.[7]
Christian successfully defended the ECW Championship against Ezekiel Jackson. On the December 15, 2009 episode of ECW, general manager Tiffany made an announcement that the ECW brand would host a competition called the "ECW Homecoming", in which the winner will face Christian for the ECW Championship at Royal Rumble. Featuring current and former superstars from the ECW brand, the first round of the competition consisted of eight singles matches. The winners of the matches would then qualify to the "Homecoming Finale" on the January 12, 2010 edition of ECW, where they would fight in an eight-man battle royal that will determine the competition winner. The first two qualifying matches were featured later that night with Ezekiel Jackson defeating Vladimir Kozlov and Kane defeating Zack Ryder.[8] On the December 22, 2009 episode of ECW, Jack Swagger returned in a losing effort to Yoshi Tatsu, while Vance Archer advanced with a victory over Goldust.[9] On the December 29, 2009 episode of ECW, Matt Hardy and Evan Bourne defeated Finlay and Mike Knox respectively to qualify.[10] The two remaining qualifying matches were held on the January 5, 2010 episode of ECW and saw Shelton Benjamin defeating Chavo Guerrero and CM Punk defeating Mark Henry to qualify.[11] Ezekiel Jackson won the "Homecoming Finale", last eliminating Kane, to earn the right to face Christian at Royal Rumble.[12] It was announced on December 31, 2009 on the company's official website that The Undertaker would be defending the World Heavyweight Championship at Royal Rumble; the means of determining the challenger was stated to be via the "Beat the Clock Sprint", a series of matches that sees who ever wins their match in the fastest time would be declared number-one contender. The sprint, held on the January 1, 2010 edition of SmackDown, consisted of four matches, in which CM Punk, Kane, Chris Jericho, Rey Mysterio, Dolph Ziggler, R-Truth, Matt Hardy and Batista could qualify for if they won their matches in the quickest amount of time. CM Punk defeated Matt Hardy in his match, setting the time at 7:20. The next match featured Kane and Ziggler; both failed to beat the time limit, thus ruling both men out of winning the match and advancing to the match against for the World Heavyweight Championship. Chris Jericho later lost to Rey Mysterio with one second to spare. Mysterio defeated Jericho in 7:19, setting the new time to beat. The final match was Batista versus R-Truth, where the match resulted in another time-limit draw, due in part to interference from Mysterio. Despite Mysterio being ruled number-one contender, onscreen consultant Vickie Guerrero overruled the standing, announcing another contenders match the following week between Mysterio and Batista, who had disputably won his match.[13] The rematch between the two on the January 7, 2010 episode of SmackDown was declared a no contest following both men being incapacitated.[14] Another rematch between the two was held on the following week, this time inside a steel cage. Mysterio won the match, earning him the right to face The Undertaker at Royal Rumble.[15] The main event for Raw was determined on the January 11, 2010 edition with guest host Mike Tyson announcing the winner of a Triple Threat match later that night between John Cena, Kofi Kingston, and Randy Orton would advance to face Sheamus at Royal Rumble for the WWE Championship. Orton ultimately won with the help of Legacy, who took out Cena and Kingston for him.[16] Since November of the previous year, WWE Women's Champion Michelle McCool had been relentlessly insulting Mickie James over a perceived weight issue.[17] The two had a match at TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs, which saw McCool win, continuing the torment.[18] James confronted McCool on the January 15 edition of SmackDown during a mocking monologue about James, leading to the champion assaulting her. It was also confirmed that day that McCool would defend her title again at Royal Rumble against James. sursa wikipedia
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WWE - History Of The WWE Championship (3 Discs x 3Cds) |
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 The complete history of the WWE Championships, featuring fantastic fight action from down the years. Disc 1 WWF Championship Match - Ivan Koloff vs. Pedro Morales - Madison Square Garden - 2/8/71
WWF Championship Match - Bruno Sammartino vs. Killer Kowalski - Madison Square Garden - 4/29/74
WWF Championship Match - Bruno Sammartino vs. "Superstar" Billy Graham - Baltimore, Md - 4/30/77
WWF Championship Match - "Superstar" Billy Graham vs. Bob Backlund - Madison Square Garden - 2/20/78
WWE Championship Match - Bob Backlund vs. Greg Valentine - Philadelphia, PA - 1/16/82
WWE Championship Match - Bob Backlund vs. Sgt. Slaughter - Madison Square Garden - 5/23/83
WWE Championship Match - Iron Sheik vs. Hulk Hogan - Madison Square Garden -1/23/84
Steel Cage Match For The WWE Championship - Hulk Hogan vs. King Kong Bundy - Wrestlemania 2 - 4/5/86
Steel Cage Match For The WWE Championship - Hulk Hogan vs. "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff - Saturday Night's Main Event - 1/3/87
WWE Championship Match - Hulk Hogan vs. Andre The Giant - Wrestlemania III -3/29/87
WWE Championship Match - Hulk Hogan vs. Andre The Giant - The Main Event - 2/5/88
WWE Championship Match ; Randy "Macho Man" Savage vs. Hulk Hogan - Wrestlemania V - 4/2/89 Disc 2 WWE Championship Match - Hulk Hogan vs. Ultimate Warrior - Wrestlemania VI - 4/1/90
Steel Cage Match For The WWE Championship - Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart - Summerslam - 8/29/94
Iron Man Match For The WWE Championship - Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels - Wrestlemania Xii - 3/31/98
WWE Championship Match - Shawn Michaels vs. Mankind - In Your House: Mind Games - 9/22/96
WWE Championship Match - Shawn Michaels vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin - Wrestlemania XIV - 3/29/98 Disc 3 Street Fight For The WWE Championship - Triple H vs. Cactus Jack - Royal Rumble - 1/23/00
Triple Threat Match For The WWE Championship - The Rock vs. Triple H vs. Kurt Angle - Summerslam - 8/27/00
WWE Championship Match - The Rock vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin - Wrestlemania X-7 - 4/1/01
Undisputed WWE Championship Match - Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Chris Jericho - Vengeance- 12/9/01
Triple Threat Match For The Undisputed WWE Championship - The Rock vs. Undertaker vs. Kurt Angle - Vengeance - 7/21/02
Undisputed WWE Championship Match - The Rock vs. Brock Lesnar - Summerslam - 8/25/02
WWE Championship Match - Kurt Angle vs. Chris Benoit - Royal Rumble - 1/19/03
Triple Threat Match For The WWE Championship - John Cena vs. Chris Jericho vs. Christian - Vengeance - 6/26
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WWE Presents The Rock: The Most Electrifying Man in Sports Entertainment |
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If you watched wrestling at any time during the late 1990s and early 2000s (and with the intense rivalry between WWE and the now-defunct WCW, it was hard not to), chances are you're familiar with The Rock. Born Duane Johnson---the son and grandson of wrestling legends Rocky Johnson and "High Chief" Peter Maivia---this future WWE superstar was surrounded by the business from an early age [below left, pictured with "Classy" Freddie Blassie]. A natural athlete, Johnson excelled in football but eventually followed in the family footsteps several years after graduating college, becoming the first third-generation wrestler in WWE history. His undisputed talent in the ring was matched---or surpassed, even---by his ability to entertain fans on the microphone, aided by his sense of humor, good looks and magnetic personality. Unfortunately, things didn't start so smoothly: backlash from tough crowds during the first few years of his career [when wrestling as "Rocky Maivia", below right] made him one of the most hated men in the business. Even so, there's no such thing as bad publicity: the jeers of the crowd eventually melted away as Johnson quickly adapted a more confident swagger. Dubbed "The Rock", his formidable stage presence and cutting wit made him one of the top superstars of WWE's "Attitude Era", perhaps only bested in sheer popularity by "Stone Cold" Steve Austin. Either way, there's no arguing that The Rock was a true phenomenon, eventually leaving the industry in 2003 to pursue a blossoming movie career. He's made a few WWE appearances since then...but no matter if his wrestling career is truly over or not, it was certainly fun while it lasted. The Most Electrifying Man in Sports Entertainment details The Rock's career with three DVDs full of memorable matches and entertaining promos. Hot on the heels of past releases like The People's Champ and Just Bring It!, some may rightfully doubt that a new collection is warranted; after all, he hasn't done much in the wrestling world during the last five years. Even so, what's here is a great primer for those new to The Rock, as well as a fairly satisfying retrospective for die-hard fans. There's bound to be some overlap with past releases and this three-disc set isn't without its share of faults, but there's still plenty to like about The Most Electrifying Man in Sports Entertainment
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WWE Best Of SmackDown 10th Anniversary 1999-2009 |
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 WWE Best Of SmackDown 10th Anniversary 1999-2009 DVDRip XviD-KYR
It originated from one of the most legendary catch phrases in
sports-entertainment and went on to make television history. Ten
years ago, when The Rock "promised to lay the SmackDown," few could
have envisioned the global impact the new weekly TV program would
have. Over 500 episodes later, the matches, moments, and Superstars
of WWE SmackDown have created lasting memories in the hearts and
minds of WWE fans around the world. For the first time ever, relive
these amazing moments as WWE counts down the top 100 moments from
1999-2009 over 3-discs, including: DISC1 (#100-70) (CD1-CD2) Moments Include: · The return of Hulk Hogan
· The debut of the WWE Championship spinner belt
· Rhyno gores Chris Jericho though the SmackDown set
· A funeral home brawl between Torrie Wilson and Dawn Marie
· Other memorable moments featuring Eddie Guerrero, Mr. McMahon,
Boogeyman, Kurt Angle, Mr. America, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Big
Show, Mick Foley, DX, and more. Matches Include: · Undertaker vs. Randy Orton (9/16/2005)
· Steel Cage Match: Rey Mysterio vs. Eddie Guerrero (9/9/2005)
· Intercontinental Championship Match: Chris Jericho vs. Chyna
(12/30/1999)
· United States Championship Match: John Cena vs. Carlito
(10/07/2004)
· WWE Champion vs. ECW Champion: Triple H vs. Tazz (4/20/2000)
· Chris Jericho vs. Hulk Hogan (5/02/2002)
· Batista, Rey Mysterio, Finlay & Jeff Hardy vs. MVP, JBL, Kane &
The Brian Kendrick (10/03/2008) DISC 2 (#69-40) (CD3-CD4) Moments Include: · The Billy & Chuck wedding ceremony
· Mr. McMahon's announcement of the nWo arrival
· The courtship of Edge & Vicki Guerrero
· Batista and Rey Mysterio's tag team championship victory and
emotional tribute to Eddie Guerrero
· Other memorable moments featuring Jeff Hardy, Mr. Kennedy, Stacy
Keibler, DX, John Cena, Rikishi, and more. Matches Include: · Undertaker vs. Kurt Angle (7/04/2002)
· Steel Cage Match: Eddie Guerrero vs. JBL (7/15/2004)
· Randy Orton vs. Hardcore Holly (4/25/2002)
· Cruiserweight Championship Match: Rey Mysterio vs. Matt Hardy
(6/05/2003)
· Handicap Tables Match: The Rock vs. The Dudley Boyz (3/09/2000)
· Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Rob Van Dam (3/09/2001)
· Team Angle vs. Eddie Guerrero & Tajiri (5/29/2003) DISC 3 (#39-1) (CD5-CD7) Moments Include: · The SmackDown broadcast two days after the 9/11 tragedy
· The first Tribute to the Troops broadcast from Iraq
· Stone Cold Steve Austin blowing up the DX Express
· Mr. McMahon's controversial victory over Triple H for the WWE
Championship
· The first SmackDown broadcast
· Other memorable moments featuring Brock Lesnar, The Rock,
Batista, Kurt Angle, Undertaker, Edge, and more. Matches Include: · WWE Championship Match: The Rock vs. Triple H (08/26/1999)
· John Cena vs. Kurt Angle (06/27/2002)
· World Tag Team Championship Match: Billy & Chuck vs. Edge & Hulk
Hogan (7/04/2002)
· The Rock 'n Sock Connection vs. The New Age Outlaws (10/14/1999)
· Intercontinental Championship Match: Triple H vs. Jeff Hardy
(4/12/2001)
· No DQ Match: Edge vs. Eddie Guerrero (9/26/2002)
· Handicap Match: Zach Gowan & Stephanie McMahon vs. Big Show
(7/03/2003)
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WWE Hunter Hearst Helmsley the King of Kings |
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 Triple H: the King Of Kings - There Can Be Only One is the latest release showcasing one of the biggest stars working in the sports entertainment today. In his time with the WWF/E, Paul Michael Levesque (Triple H to me and you), has put on some great matches, some that were alright and some that flat out stunk. Okay, so that last one is the "Hog Pen" match included as an extra. Surprisingly, Triple H: the King Of Kings - There Can Be Only One is only a 2-disc set. I say "surprisingly", because if recent WWE superstar collections were any indication, then this should've been a 3-disc set. I have no idea why there's only two, but I do know his fans will get close to six hours of matches spanning his 13 years with the WWE.# Getting Started - Interested in wrestling from the age of 5 or 6, HHH eventually hooks up with Killer Kowalski thanks to Ted Arcidi. During the first year he wrestles, he meets Pat Patterson, who offers him a development deal with the possibility of joining the WWF. Though it's what he wants, HHH tells him that he's not ready mentally or physically. As he continues to train at his gym, he meets someone from WCW and and spends a year there, until JJ Dillon calls to let him know that Vince is interested in signing him. # RAW May 22, 1995 [Hunter Hearst Helmsley vs. John Crystal] [3m 59s] - During his debut match for the WWF, a leaner, thinner Triple H wrestles John Crystal. Wanna have some fun during this short match? Take a drink every time McMahon or Lawler say "Hunter Hearst Helmsley". Actually...don't. You'll be drunk before the next chapter. # Pressure - It's All On You & the Workhorse Title - Hunter talks about the beginning of his career in the WWF and how nerve-racked he was wrestling against local guys. He credits Marc Mero as the guy he learned the most from and states how much of an honor it was to win the Intercontinental Championship. I also liked the slight dig at Hogan.
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WWE The Undertaker This is my yard |
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 We have seen The Undertaker in the WWF for over 11 years, but never have we seen an in-depth look at the Undertaker’s wrestling career. Until now, in this new Video/DVD, we see The Undertaker’s whole Pro-Wrestling career, from his days in WCW, to the current day in the WWF with his American Bad Ass gimmick. The Undertaker has had some great matches in the WWF, from King of the Ring 1998, with Mankind in Hell in a Cell, to his matches with Kane at Wrestlemania 14, and the first inferno match at Unforgiven 1998. This Video/DVD covers all the different aspects of the Undertakers WWF career, from the first day at WWF Survivor Series 1990, The Ministry and the American Bad Ass gimmick. This is the first Video/DVD, which has the Undertaker commenting on his actions and his personal thoughts of his actions and feelings. With interviews from, Lita, Matt Hardy, Hardcore Holly, Kane, Edge, Chris Jericho, X-Pac and many more WWF superstars, giving their thoughts on the ‘Deadman’. The Video/DVD is spilt up into chapters of the Undertakers Wrestling Career, so this is the best way to review it.
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 Royal Rumble (2009), a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event produced by World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), took place on January 25, 2009, at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Michigan.[2] It was the 22nd event produced under the Royal Rumble name and featured wrestlers from the Raw, SmackDown, and ECW brands. Five matches were featured on the event's card. The main event, the annual 30-man Royal Rumble match, featured wrestlers from all the three brands. Randy Orton, the eighth entrant, won the match by last eliminating Triple H, the seventh entrant. As a tradition, Orton received a World Championship match at WrestleMania XXV for his choice of the WWE, World Heavyweight, or ECW Championship. For the third straight year, there was an uneven distribution of participants in the Royal Rumble match among the brands (with fifteen from Raw, ten from SmackDown, four from ECW, and one special guest entrant). The predominant match on the SmackDown brand consisted of a No Disqualification match between Jeff Hardy and Edge for Hardy's WWE Championship. Edge won via pinfall after Jeff's brother, Matt Hardy, interfered in the match and hit Jeff with a steel chair. The primary match on the Raw brand featured John Cena defending the World Heavyweight Championship against John "Bradshaw" Layfield (JBL), which Cena won by pinfall after performing an Attitude Adjustment. The undercard consisted of Jack Swagger versus Matt Hardy for the ECW Championship and Beth Phoenix versus Melina for the WWE Women's Championship.
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 SummerSlam (2009) was a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event produced by World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), which took place on August 23, 2009 at Staples Center in Los Angeles, California.[2] It was the 22nd annual SummerSlam event and featured talent from the Raw, SmackDown, and ECW brands.[3] Eight matches were contested on the event's card.[4] The show was what is known as a supercard, which featured more than one main event match. The main events of the evening included: CM Punk defeating Jeff Hardy in a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match to win the World Heavyweight Championship for a third time, Randy Orton retaining the WWE Championship against John Cena after the match was restarted multiple times, Christian retaining the ECW Championship against William Regal, and D-Generation X's Triple H and Shawn Michaels defeating The Legacy's Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase. Other matches featured on the show were WWE Intercontinental Champion Rey Mysterio versus Dolph Ziggler, Montel Vontavious Porter (MVP) against Jack Swagger, Chris Jericho and The Big Show defending the Unified WWE Tag Team Championship against Cryme Tyme (Shad Gaspard and JTG), and Kane facing The Great Khali.
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 The 2009 WWE Hell in a Cell Pay-Per-View arrives on October 4, 2009 live from the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. This event will feature at least two of its matches fought inside the solid, massive steel cage which is lowered around the ring. During the match, competitors can fight inside the ring, outside the ring or even up on top of the cage! Fans will remember one of the most memorable moments in the history of the match which featured The Undertaker battling Mick Foley aka "Mankind". During their famous match, the Deadman tossed Mankind from off the top of the cage, and he came crashing down through a commentary table. Surprisingly, Foley walked away to talk about it and still does to this day. Back to the Pay-Per-View event, Hell in a Cell will see John Cena and Randy Orton battle it out once again for the WWE Title. Also, D-Generation X will fight their foes, Legacy inside the steel cage. Full 2009 WWE Hell in a Cell PPV Results will be posted on this blog as soon as the event has ended, but for now he's the history of the various matches or feuds for the event.
or weeks, US title contenders have tried yet failed at grabbing Kofi Kingston's golden prize. Both The Miz and Swagger have noted that Kofi Kingston does not deserve to wear the belt due to the fact he's Jamaican, while both of them are from the United States. In consecutive weeks, Miz and then Swagger simply picked up the United States title and carried it backstage. Kofi was able to regain his belt from Miz on one episode of Raw, until it was stolen during Jack Swagger in their match. Neither Miz or Swagger has yet to wear the belt. Kofi has enjoyed a lengthy reign as the current champ, but will it continue past Hell in a Cell?Batista made his surprise appearance on WWE Raw to reveal two more surprises; one was that he was healed from his biceps injury caused by Randy Orton, and the second was that he was moving back to Smackdown in search of competition. The Animal found that competition fast, in the forms of the Big Show and Chris Jericho. Jericho was the first to challenge him for the Smackdown top spot, but failed in his attempts. Next up, Big Show tried his luck on Smackdown, and Batista held his own, eventually locking an ankle lock submission on Show. Jericho rushed in to save his partner, but only wound up feeling the pain of the ankle lock himself. Batista left both the tag champs hobbled, and then later made the big announcement; he will team up with Rey Mysterio to face the Unified Tag champs at Hell in a Cell. Jericho and Show have proven they are worthy holders of these belts, but Batista & Mysterio are no slouches. Will they be able to function well as a team and capture the tag team titles, or will the Jericho Show connection continue their reign?
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 TNA Knockouts Tag Team Championship Tournament Final: Taylor Wilde & Sarita vs. Angelina Love Madison Rayne & Velvet Sky - During the introductions, Mike Tenay informed the audience that Angelina Love was no longer with the company and that TNA wished her well in her future endeavors. Classy of TNA to wait until people had already paid for the event to finally address this issue. Madison Rayne replaced Angelina in this match. Angelina Love wasn't the only replacement in this match as referee Slick Johnson was removed from the match by Dave Hebner because of the favoritism he has shown the Beautiful People. Wilde and Sarita won the titles after Sarita hit Madison Rayne with a drop kick which led to a German suplex/bridge combination by Taylor Wilde on Madison. Winners and New Champions: Taylor Wilde & Sarita Eric Young vs. Hernandez - In a last ditch effort to get Hernandez to join the World Elite, Eric Young was wearing a suit and promised not to touch him if he joined the team. Hernandez was having none of that and squashed Eric Young. He won the match in less than a minute with the Border Toss. Winner: Hernandez X Division Championship: Champion Samoa Joe vs. Daniels - After Daniels missed the Best Moonsault Ever, the two men spent the next few moments countering each others moves including Joe's Muscle Buster and Daniels' Angel's Wings. The reversals stopped once Joe was able to apply the rear naked choke hold and forced Daniels to submit. Winner: Samoa Joe Falls Count Anywhere: Suicide vs. D'Angelo Dinero - This match was added to the show earlier today. It started in the back of the arena. This one ended when Suicide missed a leg drop off the top of the entrance tunnel through a table he had placed Dinero on. Dinero then covered Suicide for the victory. Winner: D'Angelo Dinero
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