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The WWE RAW Thread: Monday March 27, 2005.

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The Champ vs. The Chairman
March 27, 2006

This Weeks RAW Preview According to WWE.com
It will be The Champ vs. The Chairman when RAW rolls into Omaha, Neb., next week.

Last week, Cena & Shawn Michaels faced Triple H & Shane McMahon in a tag team match. However, Mr. McMahon quickly disqualified Cena for using a closed fist, banishing the WWE Champion to the back and making a Handicap Match instead. Later, after Cena returned to help HBK in the Handicap Match, Mr. McMahon punished Cena by announcing that the WWE Champion would face him next week. Will the Chairman have something up his sleeve?

Also last week, Mickie James struck again, this time laying out Trish Stratus and kissing her after producing a bound-and-gagged Ashley as Trish’s surprise gift. This week Trish will team up with Torrie Wilson to take on Candice & Victoria. This match was originally supposed to take place at Saturday Night's Main Event, but Torrie had to be replaced by Mickie after she was knocked out during a backstage attack. Will Trish be able to pick up another tag team victory on RAW?


Our Current Champions

The WWE Champion: John Cena
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Intercontiential Championship: Shelton Benjamin
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WWE World Tag Team Championship: Kane & The Big Show
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WWE Women's Championship: Trish Stratus
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Our Current Wrestlemania Card On The RAW Side:
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For months, Mickie James claimed to be Trish Stratus’ biggest fan, going so far as to proclaim her love for Trish on several occasions. Thanks to a brutal attack on Saturday Night’s Main Event, it seems the love is gone, and now at WrestleMania 22, James will take on her idol for the Women’s Championship.

Last fall, James made her debut on RAW, helping Trish & Ashley fend off an attack from Victoria. (Watch video) She said she was Trish’s No. 1 fan, and did anything and everything to help Trish succeed, even seemingly sacrificing herself to help Trish win the Fulfill Your Fantasy Battle Royal at Taboo Tuesday. James even dressed up as Trish for Halloween, complete with replica Women’s Championship. (Watch video)

Shortly before Christmas, Mickie decided to profess her love for Trish in the locker room. The two were standing underneath mistletoe, and Mickie tried to kiss Trish; the Women’s Champion seemed flustered and walked away, leaving Mickie confused. Mickie apologized, but for the first time it seemed there was something more to their relationship, at least in Mickie’s mind. (Watch video)

At New Year’s Revolution, Trish defeated Mickie to retain the Women’s Championship, but Mickie seemed happy just to have the opportunity to be in the ring with Trish. From there, her behavior became continually more aggressive until Trish had enough.


On the March 6 edition of RAW, Trish told Mickie that they needed to spend some time apart, because her behavior was too much to take. Mickie seemed crushed but agreed to Trish’s request. (Watch video) The next week, an attack on Torrie left Trish without a partner for Saturday Night’s Main Event. Mickie volunteered to fill in, saying she would respect Trish’s wishes to go their separate ways after the match.

Trish agreed, and when Saturday Night’s Main Event rolled around, the two were victorious over Candice & Victoria. After the match, Mickie wanted to say goodbye to Trish the proper way, and leaned in to try to kiss the Women’s Champion. After Trish pulled away, a crestfallen Mickie nailed her idol with a Mick Kick and laid her out with her own version of Stratusfaction. Later on WWE.com Unlimited, Mickie said she dedicated her life to Trish, but not once did Trish appreciate her. Mickie said Trish broke her heart, and now she would break Trish.

The following Monday on RAW, Mickie claimed to have a gift for Trish. As Trish came down to claim it, Mickie revealed a bound and gagged Ashley as the surprise. An angered Trish quickly attacked Mickie, but as the Women's Champion stopped to help her abducted friend, Mickie attacked from behind, leaving Trish laying in the ring after a vicious Tornado DDT. (Watch video)

So at WrestleMania 22, Mickie will get her chance to take the one thing Trish values most, the Women's Championship. Can she topple the most decorated Women’s Champion in history and walk out with the gold, or will Trish put Mickie in her place once and for all? Find out on April 2

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In his WWE career, Edge has been involved in some of the most memorable WrestleMania matches, and has won them all. At WrestleMania 22, he hopes to continue that trend when he steps into Mick Foley’s domain, taking on the Hardcore Legend in a Hardcore Match.

On the Feb. 16 edition of RAW, Foley was the referee for Edge’s WWE Championship Match against John Cena. After the Rated R Superstar was defeated, he blamed the Hardcore Legend for the loss, spearing him in the middle of the ring. The next week, after defeating “Hacksaw” Jim Duggan on RAW, Edge issued a WrestleMania challenge to Foley, saying he would go to Foley’s home to get an answer if he didn’t show up the next week. (Watch video)

On the Feb. 27 RAW, Foley declined Edge’s challenge of a traditional match, instead offering a Hardcore Match on April 2. Foley then rushed the ring with a barbed-wire baseball bat, sending Edge & Lita scurrying from the ring. (Watch video)

The following week, as Edge was prepared to spear Maria, Foley ran in to brawl with the Rated R Superstar. Edge was able to come out on top, spearing Foley and delivering a one-man Conchairto. As Foley lay beaten in the ring, Edge then announced that he accepted Foley’s Hardcore challenge. (Watch video)


On the March 13 RAW, Edge mocked Mick Foley with a series of movie-style trailers. Edge also announced that his talk show, “The Cutting Edge,” would return at Saturday Night’s Main Event with special guest Mick Foley.

Before Edge brought Foley out for the Cutting Edge, the Rated R Superstar belittled his WrestleMania opponent, basically saying that he has become a shell of his former self. But the Hardcore Legend responded in typical hardcore fashion. Edge tried to fend off Foley with a flaming table, but Foley stormed right through and tried to use a bag of thumb tacks. Edge was able to turn the tables, though, and bulldogged the Hardcore Legend face-first into the tacks. Foley, however, actually seemed to enjoy being in the tacks. The Hardcore Legend seemed rejuvenated and chased Edge up the ramp. Foley exacted a measure of revenge from the previous week when he bashed Edge's skull with a con-chair-to of his own.

The following Monday on RAW, Foley announced that the old Hardcore Legend was back. Lita came out to try to persuade him to give Edge clemency, but Foley instead instructed her to slap him. Edge then tried to attack Foley from behind, but Mick put Lita in the Mandible Claw to keep him at bay. (Watch video)

Last year at WrestleMania 21, Edge became Mr. Money in the Bank. Can he come out on top at WrestleMania once again, or will Foley prove that he’s still the only Hardcore Legend in WWE? Watch WrestleMania on April 2 to find out.

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In recent weeks, the friendship between Candice Michelle and Torrie Wilson has disintegrated. At WrestleMania 22, the current Playboy Magazine cover girl and the former two-time Playboy model will settle their differences in a Playboy Pillow Fight.

Tensions began to mount between the two on the Feb. 16 edition of RAW. After Torrie’s loss to Ashley, Candice attempted to cheer her up by announcing the upcoming release of her Playboy pictorial. (Watch video) Things were made worse two weeks later when Candice blamed Torrie for her loss to Women’s Champion Trish Stratus, even slapping Torrie in the face during WWE.com Unlimited. (Watch video) As the launch of Candice’s issue of Playboy came near, Candice became more and more arrogant, repeatedly telling Torrie that she was the hottest WWE Diva to ever pose in Playboy.

On the March 6 edition of RAW, Candice revealed her Playboy cover to the world. Then, in a shocking moment, after Torrie took offense to Candice’s statements, Candice had Victoria attack Torrie from behind. Victoria & Candice left Torrie beaten in the ring, breaking up their friendship for good. (Watch video)

It was announced the next week that Torrie would team with Trish Stratus to face Candice & Victoria at Saturday Night’s Main Event, but Torrie was mysteriously knocked out backstage on RAW. An autographed copy of Candice’s Playboy was found at the scene, and the attack left Torrie unable to participate in the scheduled match.

That Monday on RAW, Torrie took on Victoria. As the match began, Candice made a grand entrance, coming out on a bed caried by four men. She then proceeded to throw pillows at Torrie as a distraction; it worked, as Victoria was able to hit the Widow's Peak on Torrie for the quick victory. After the match, Candice hit Torrie with a pillow for good measure.

Regardless, Torrie will get a chance for revenge on April 2. Can Torrie shut Candice up once and for all, or will the Candy-licious Diva prove to be too hot for WrestleMania?
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In recent months, Kane & Big Show have had issues with Chris Masters & Carlito. At WrestleMania 22, the World Tag Team Champions will put their gold on the line against the two young lions.

This past February, Kane defeated Masters in a singles match on RAW. After the bout, however, Masters attacked the Big Red Monster from behind, cinching in the Master Lock. It was also Masters & Carlito who teamed up to eliminate Kane in the Elimination Chamber Match at New Year’s Revolution.

On the March 6 edition of RAW, Mr. McMahon gave Masters & Carlito this opportunity as a reward for Masters helping him with Marty Jannetty the week before on RAW. That night, they responded by attacking Kane during his WrestleMania rewind match with Triple H; after Carlito spit his apple in the Big Red Monster’s face, he & Masters ran him into the steel ring post. (WATCH video)

They tried to attack Big Show later in the night, but Kane ran out to stop them before they could reach his partner. (WATCH video)


This won’t be the first time the two teams have met for the gold; on RAW the night after the Royal Rumble, Kane & Show beat Carlito & Masters to retain the World Tag Team Championship. (WATCH video)

The two teams were at odds on the March 13 edition of RAW as well. Big Show & Kane came out at the tail end of the John Cena and Triple H contract signing, and they were soon attacked by Carlito and Masters. (WATCH video)

Since everyone seemed so eager to fight, Mr. McMahon set up a six man tag team match for later on RAW - WWE Champion John Cena, Kane & Big Show vs. Triple H, Carlito & Chris Masters. Not too long after the match began, Carlito and Masters grabbed a couple of steel chairs and nailed Big Show & Kane. (WATCH video)

The following week, the two teams were matched up in singles competition, with the partners banned from ringside for both matches. In the first bout, Kane quickly defeated Carlito after a chokeslam, causing Carlito to blow up at Masters. (Watch video) The Masterpiece said he had a plan, and later in the night it came to fruition; Big Show defeated Masters by DQ, but it was a result of Masters nailing him twice with a steel chair. After the match, The Masterpiece ran Big Show into the steel ringpost as well. (Watch video)

Can Carlito & Masters overcome the much bigger team of Kane & Big Show at WrestleMania 22, or will Big Show & Kane continue their amazing stretch of dominance in the RAW tag team division? Watch WrestleMania 22 to find out.



Plus, Big Show will participate in the Master Lock Challenge Monday on RAW. Since starting the challenge nearly one year ago, Chris Masters has yet to have anybody break his finisher. Will the mighty Big Show be the first one to do it?

Find out all this and more Monday night at 9/8 CT on the USA Network

The final RAW before Wresltemania and this is how our card is looking so far on the RAW side:

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Since prior to the Royal Rumble, Triple H has targeted WrestleMania 22 in Chicago as the time and place for the “King of Kings” to regain his throne. To get there, the 10-time world champion had to battle through the Road to WrestleMania Tournament, last dispatching of Rob Van Dam and Big Show in the Triple Threat finals. (WATCH video)

In doing so, The Game accomplished the first of his goals: securing a main event, WWE Championship Match at WrestleMania. Next, the Cerebral Assassin will have to devise a way to defeat resilient champion John Cena.

While Triple H settled scores with the likes of Ric Flair and Big Show, John Cena battled against all odds — week after week — for almost a year to hold onto his gold. That run was finally stopped by Edge’s well-timed “money in the bank,” but Cena bounced back with more intensity and desire than ever and immediately recaptured the WWE Championship.

Both Triple H and John Cena were put to the test on the March 6 edition of RAW. They both participated in WrestleMania Rewind Matches in which they faced former WrestleMania opponents. Triple H faced Kane, and thanks to some interference from Carlito and Chris Masters, The Game was able to pick up a victory. (WATCH video)


Cena had the daunting task of taking on his WrestleMania XX opponent, Big Show. Cena managed to overcome the big size differential and even hoisted the mammoth Big Show up for a thunderous FU. The maneuver even impressed Triple H who was watching from outside the ring. (WATCH video)

One week later they made their WrestleMania match official during a contract signing on RAW. The two got into a war of words, but before a physical confrontation could escalate Big Show & Kane came to the ring as well as Carlito and Masters. Cena had his back turned to Triple H amidst the chaos, and The Game picked up a sledgehammer that he had hidden underneath the table in the ring. Cena turned around before Triple H could take a swing, but the intensity was so thick you could cut it with a knife. (WATCH video)

Later that night, Cena and Triple H were on opposite sides in a six man tag team match. The Champ teamed up with World Tag Team Champions Kane & Big Show to take on Triple H, Carlito & Chris Masters. After some heated action, Carlito and Masters nailed Kane and Big Show with steel chairs, causing a disqualification. Then, from out of nowhere, Randy Orton stormed the ring and hit Cena with an RKO. Orton's former mentor, Triple H, looked upset at first, but then an evil smile crept across his face. (WATCH video)

Orton's attack was an effort to get an upperhand heading into Saturday Night's Main Event on March 18 on NBC.

After what happened on RAW, it was only fitting that the Handicap Tag Team Match came down to Orton and Cena. The Champ had things going his way, but Triple H broke up a pin attempt and Pedigreed his partner and WrestleMania opponent. He put Orton on top for the pin, but Rey Mysterio pulled him off, not wanting to win in such a fashion. Triple H Pedigreed Rey, but then Kurt Angle clotheselined The Game out of the ring. Orton came back and RKO'd Angle, but Cena was able to counter another RKO and picked up the win with a roll up.

That Monday on RAW, Cena & Triple H found themselves on opposite sides of a tag team match. However, Cena was quickly disqualified for using a closed fist, giving Triple H & Shane McMahon the victory over Cena & Shawn Michaels. The match was then made into a Handicap Match, but no decision was rendered after Cena returned to help HBK fend off Shane & The Game. An irate Mr. McMahon then announced that Cena would face the WWE Chairman himself on March 27. (Watch video)

What will happen at WrestleMania 22? Will the “King of Kings” come through on his bold declaration and be crowned an 11-time world champion, or will The Champ once again rise to the occasion on the biggest stage of them all?

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Since the night after Christmas, Mr. McMahon has made it his mission to make Shawn Michaels’ life a living hell. At WrestleMania 22, HBK will get a chance to get some retribution when he meets the WWE Chairman one on one.

On the Dec. 26, 2005 edition of RAW, HBK told Mr. McMahon to get over the Montreal Incident; Shawn’s comments irked the WWE chairman, who told HBK that if he didn’t watch his step, he’d get screwed worse than Bret Hart ever did. (Watch video)

Over the next few weeks, Mr. McMahon did everything he could to throw HBK off his game, including banning Sweet Chin Music during one match. However, the biggest blow came at the Royal Rumble, when Shane McMahon made a surprise appearance and eliminated HBK from the Royal Rumble Match. Shane struck again the next night on RAW, attacking HBK with a chair as he jawed with his father. (Watch video)

In subsequent weeks, Mr. McMahon continued to toy with Shawn, taking him out of the Road to WrestleMania Tournament and announcing a mandatory Shawn Michaels Retirement Party, where HBK would be forced to walk away from WWE forever. Instead of signing his retirement papers, though, HBK ripped them up and threw them in McMahon’s face. (Watch video)


The next week, Mr. McMahon made Michaels take on four members of the Spirit Squad in a Handicap Match. After the Spirit Squad got disqualified, HBK’s former partner Marty Jannetty made a surprising return to help Shawn fend off a 5-on-1 attack. Mr. McMahon announced later that night that he would offer Jannetty a full-time WWE contract, but Marty would have to kiss his ass to get it. (Watch video)

On the Feb. 27 edition of RAW, the WWE Chairman offered Marty the contract. When Marty wouldn’t kiss his ass, he called out Chris Masters, telling Jannetty that he would get the contract if he could escape the Master Lock. As the Masterpiece had the hold locked on, Mr. McMahon made him bring Marty down to kiss his ass. HBK interrupted, hitting Masters with Sweet Chin Music and stalking the WWE Chairman, whose pants were still around his ankles. Before he got to him, however, Shane McMahon attacked HBK from behind and laid him out with a chairshot. (Watch video)

As Mr. McMahon berated an unconscious HBK, he announced that Michaels would take on Shane in a Street Fight at Saturday Night’s Main Event. After Shane made the defenseless HBK kiss his father’s ass, Mr. McMahon then said he would kick Shawn’s ass at WrestleMania as well.

The following week, HBK tried to attack the McMahons during a speech. Instead, Mr. McMahon announced that HBK would meet Shane that night on RAW. (Watch video) Prior to the match, Stephanie McMahon set up HBK, slipping something in his drink that caused him to become ill. This made him easy prey for Shane, who easily pinned Michaels. To add insult to injury, Mr. McMahon then made and won a match against HBK immediately afterward. (Watch video)

On the March 13 edition of RAW, Mr. McMahon made Michaels take a public urination test as a result of the previous week. Things went bad, and HBK ended up throwing his cup of urine onto the McMahons. (Watch video) Mr. McMahon put HBK in a Steel Cage Match against the Spirit Squad as punishment, and Shane interfered to make sure the Spirit Squad got the victory. After the match, Shane grabbed a garbage can and drove it into the already bloodied HBK's head, courtesy of a coast-to-coast Van Terminator. (Watch video)

Before Shawn could even get to WrestleMania, he had to face Shane at Saturday Night's Main Event in a Street Fight. In a breath-taking, death-defying maneuver, HBK suplexed Shane off a ladder in the ring to the outside through a pair of tables. The Showstopper looked poised to pick up a victory after some Sweet Chin Music, but Mr. McMahon intervened and saved his son. Following a low blow, Shane lokced in a Sharpshooter, and Mr. McMahon immediately called for the bell in a moment all-too-similar to the Montreal incident in 1997. It was then that Mr. McMahon screwed Bret "Hit Man" Hart and it was now that he screwed HBK.

Two nights later on RAW, Mr. McMahon made the WrestleMania match a No Holda Barred Match, and announced that the main event of RAW would be HBK & John Cena against Triple H & Shane. Cena was quickly disqualified for using a closed fist, and Mr. McMahon threw him out of the match, announcing a new match instead: HBK vs. Shane & The Game in a Handicap Match. HBK fought valiantly, but just as it looked like he would succumb to the Pedigree, Cena returned to help HBK and the match was declared a no-contest. (Watch video)

Will Michaels have enough gas left in the tank to finally get the best of the McMahons, or will the WWE Chairman triumph on April 2
 

Eminem

goddamit, Griese!
I love how the tag team championship match has aboslutely no storyline whatsoever :lol


The only WM match I wanna see is the money in the bank match.
 

dskillzhtown

keep your strippers out of my American football
Outcast2004 said:
Quoted for absolute truth.

What a mess.
It's really telling of the company as a whole when Vince vs HBK gets all the run.


That in itself doesn't tell much about the show. Remember the 4-way with Rock/HHH/Foley/Big Show and the McMahons made it a story about them instead? Never underestimate the ego of them. They could have a Bret/HBK rematch this year and Vince would make the show all about him versus Doink.

I do agree with Guzim, I will wait and see. This WM might end up being alot better than it should ever be. Now I just have to find a place around town to watch it for free.
 

Guzim

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Outcast2004 said:
It's really telling of the company as a whole when Vince vs HBK gets all the run.
I honestly wouldn't be surprised if that was the main event. Didn't Vince originally want his match with Hogan at XIX to be the main event?
 
Guzim said:
I honestly wouldn't be surprised if that was the main event. Didn't Vince originally want his match with Hogan at XIX to be the main event?


Yes, but thankfully smarter heads prevailed and bypassed Vince's enormous ego.
 

Bloodwake

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I don't think the WWE will screw this up. It looks like crap on paper, but, like last year, they will pull through with an at least halfway decent show.

Of course the ECW PPV will be the best PPV of the year again.

Edit: they actually try for WMs, it seems.
 

Raw64life

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This WM has potential to be great, but it probably wont be, especially with 11 matches on the card. Last year they had 8 matches, one being a sumo match, and they still wound up having to rush the world title match. Atleast half the matches on the card are probably going to be rushed this year. And it is rather retarded that Vince vs HBK is getting hyped just as much if not more than the world title matches.
 

dskillzhtown

keep your strippers out of my American football
Raw64life said:
This WM has potential to be great, but it probably wont be, especially with 11 matches on the card. Last year they had 8 matches, one being a sumo match, and they still wound up having to rush the world title match. Atleast half the matches on the card are probably going to be rushed this year. And it is rather retarded that Vince vs HBK is getting hyped just as much if not more than the world title matches.


Well...part of the issue is that Vince does try to get as many people in the WM card as possible so that everyone can get a big payday. So while there too many matches and run-ins at WM at times, I can see part of the reasoning. Mark Henry is going to get a hell of a payday, lol.
 

Raw64life

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Well in that case I guess he forgot to do that last year because there were only 8 matches at WM21, only 1 of which involved more than 2 people.
 

Guzim

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I just hate the fact that Edge is being reduced to a match with Mick Foley. Edge should be defending the title against Cena, and HHH should be finishing his feud with the Big Show.
 

Bloodwake

Member
Guzim said:
I just hate the fact that Edge is being reduced to a match with Mick Foley. Edge should be defending the title against Cena, and HHH should be finishing his feud with the Big Show.

This is the WWE. Good things never happen anymore.

Except for maybe Triple H taking the belt off of John Cena. Thank God.
 
Except for the notable lack of cool, the MITB match shouldn't be terrible. I'm really hoping that Kane/Big Show retain, they need to cut that idiot off of Carlito.
And while I don't watch Smackdown much anymore, you've got three guys there that can work a match so that should be decent. Just like last year the only WWE pay-per-view I'll be watching is the ECW one.
 

jobber

Would let Tony Parker sleep with his wife
let me guess...Cena has Vince setup for the FU then HHH hits Cena from the back with the sledgehammer injuring his ribs or something....


This is also the last week of the GAF WWE Fantasy Season #1. Pick wisely...
 
Why is everyone not ripping this mania to shreads. It sucks, it was badly booked, there was no big match they were try to build up to during the year and Cena is main eventing...

...I was hyped for last years, this one is terrible.
 

Bloodwake

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Perspicacity said:
Except for the notable lack of cool, the MITB match shouldn't be terrible. I'm really hoping that Kane/Big Show retain, they need to cut that idiot off of Carlito.
And while I don't watch Smackdown much anymore, you've got three guys there that can work a match so that should be decent. Just like last year the only WWE pay-per-view I'll be watching is the ECW one.

Yeah. The best title match will probably be the Triple Threat. The Money In The Bank will also be really good. I expect it to be as good as last years, even though the title shot was used poorly (Edge should still be champ).

Both of the matches above are also ones that I am not certain about the winner. They could have Angle retain, or let Mysterio win and be the smallest man ever to win the belt, or Orton could pull it off. While I am pulling for RVD in the Money In The Bank, anything could happen in that match. Hopefully they will use it correctly, however, and give the winner of this match a huge push. The idea of RVD beating Triple H for the WWE title at the ECW PPV could be a really good one if the WWE would use it.

Outside of that, I want to see Mickie win the Women's belt (for god's sake, take it off of Trish, she's had it forever) and hopefully the rest of the PPV won't suck too badly.
 

dskillzhtown

keep your strippers out of my American football
Guzim said:
I just hate the fact that Edge is being reduced to a match with Mick Foley. Edge should be defending the title against Cena, and HHH should be finishing his feud with the Big Show.


When Cena retains, Edge and he can resume their fued.
 
Bloodwake said:
The idea of RVD beating Triple H for the WWE title at the ECW PPV could be a really good one if the WWE would use it.
AFAIK, this is the direction they're going in with the MITB match. Then again, there are different outcomes depending on what sites you go to.
 

Bloodwake

Member
Liu Kang Baking A Pie said:
AFAIK, this is the direction they're going in with the MITB match. Then again, there are different outcomes depending on what sites you go to.

My point exactly.

But if this would happen, I think WWE might actually have a good idea, if they build it up right.
 
The clocks going back/foward (shit I cant remeber) has fucked up shit for me. I did not think I would have to wait till 3am for RAW to start

When do you Americans fiddle with your clock....I said clock!
 

jobber

Would let Tony Parker sleep with his wife
Keyser Soze said:
The clocks going back/foward (shit I cant remeber) has fucked up shit for me. I did not think I would have to wait till 3am for RAW to start

When do you Americans fiddle with your clock....I said clock!

no wonder you're so grumpy

take a nap sometime jack.
 
If RAW ends with Cena’s music playing tonight I am not buying Mania (the face [only in name] cannot “overcome the odds” the show right before Mania). If he does “overcome the odds” then that is the final sign he is turing heel at Mania but that would mean face HHH which would fuck up the RVD stuff :(

...stupid WWE
 
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