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Miz beats Cody in the pre-show with the Figure Five.
Show beats Orkman
Markus Aleksander Henry beats Sheamus
FaanDaanGooo beats Jericho after Summer Rae puts a heel in his eye
Shield beats Hell No for the belts after a spear by Keeping Score
DropIn Ambrose beats Kofi for the US title
Del Rio beats Sthwagger to become #1 contender
Brock beats Hunter
Ryback wins gold as the Shield help him win

Terry's Peeps wrote:

There is literally no way Ryback can lose the match.

As a face, he's lost every big match he's been in.

And then in his first big match since his heel turn, you have him lose again?

The Last Man Standing stipulation will help Cena avoid a clean loss.

It would be strange though to have Cena finally regain the belt after like a two year hiatus from it, in a match that was built up for a year (or two years depending how you look at it), and then drop it a month later at some cheesy PPV.

Then again it's the WWE.
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PRE-EXTREME RULES MEETING WITH PAUL, STEPHANIE (BONER), AND THE WRITER MONKEYS. TELLING THEM I WANT TO START CESARO WITH A TED TURNER GIMMICK ON THE PRE-SHOW. PAUL SHAKING HIS HEAD IN DISAPPROVAL. I'M SHAKING MY MIDDLE FINGER IN APPROVAL. FUCK MY BRUNO WORSHIPING SON-IN-LAW, FUCK CESARO, AND FUCK YOU.

WHAT DOESN'T PAUL GET HERE? TED AND CESARO BOTH TALK FUNNY AND LOSE ALL THE TIME. SENDING PAUL TO GET A MUSTACHE GIMMICK FOR CESARO. SENDING THE WRITERS TO CATERING. THAT ONLY LEAVES ME AND STEPH. ARE YOU THINKING WHAT I'M THINKING? ANTICIPATORY WOOD.

The E booking just sucks. Regardless of what the result ends up being in this Cena/Ryback thing.

Mark Henry beats The Ryback at Mania.
So Henry is rewarded with a PPV match against Sheamus.
While the loser of the match The Ryback, is rewarded with a title shot against Cena.
Mark Henry then loses to Sheamus at Extreme Rules.

And here we sit.

There was a no contest.

In a Last Man Standing Match.

Let that sink in.

I'm also left wondering, when was the last time two part timers main evented a WWE PPV?

Terry's Peeps wrote:

There was a no contest.

In a Last Man Standing Match.

Let that sink in.

That happened one other time that I can think of. Mankind vs. The Rock at St. Valentine's Day Massacre ended in a draw/double countout.

Author:	Terry's Peeps [ Sun May 19, 2013 10:41 am ]
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Miz beats Cody in the pre-show with the Figure Five. Show beats Orkman Markus Aleksander Henry beats Sheamus FaanDaanGooo beats Jericho after Summer Rae puts a heel in his eye Shield beats Hell No for the belts after a spear by Keeping Score DropIn Ambrose beats Kofi for the US title Del Rio beats Sthwagger to become #1 contender Brock beats Hunter Ryback wins gold as the Shield help him win

Author:	reents [ Sun May 19, 2013 10:47 am ]
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From another thread, Cody should win, but the Miz will Orton wins like the Shield to all have belts, Mark Henry win Del Rio win Fandango to win Lesnar wins. Cena to keep the belt. Then to build for next month, have Cena face Lesnar or Henry

Author:	kujoe_7 [ Sun May 19, 2013 10:50 am ]
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A night of heel victories leeading to punks return

Author:	Terry's Peeps [ Sun May 19, 2013 12:09 pm ]
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There is literally no way Ryback can lose the match. As a face, he's lost every big match he's been in. And then in his first big match since his heel turn, you have him lose again? The Last Man Standing stipulation will help Cena avoid a clean loss.

Author:	Terry's Peeps [ Sun May 19, 2013 12:20 pm ]
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I know what you mean regarding Cena, but good guy champions are boring. And they've backed themselves into a corner with The Ryback.

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Author:	RFDC [ Sun May 19, 2013 12:47 pm ]
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I didn't know Rogers Park Bryan was wrestling in this show. Cool

Author:	Bob Loblaw [ Sun May 19, 2013 1:07 pm ]
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Terry's Peeps wrote: Miz beats Cody in the pre-show with the Figure Five. Show beats Orkman Markus Aleksander Henry beats Sheamus FaanDaanGooo beats Jericho after Summer Rae puts a heel in his eye Shield beats Hell No for the belts after a spear by Keeping Score DropIn Ambrose beats Kofi for the US title Del Rio beats Sthwagger to become #1 contender Brock beats Hunter Ryback wins gold as the Shield help him win This is exactly how I have the results too, just have to change how the results are achieved on 2 of them. Heel in the eye is probably not PG enough so they'll do a lamer distraction. Not SummerSlam - Elizabeth on the ring apron lame, but definitely a Summer Rae distraction. The Ryback wins after his new manager Paul Heyman interferes. You can even have Punk run in to set up a cena vs punk feud (again) but it sounds like he has the summer off. Everyone says the Ryback can't talk - so give him the best talker they have. I'm also thinking that after all of these feats of strength from Mark Henry the last few weeks, he's gonna have to destroy something (ringpost, barricade) and Sheamus shows zero hesitance to take a massive beating (kendo stick, strap). Keeping Score wrote: Terry's Peeps wrote: There is literally no way Ryback can lose the match. As a face, he's lost every big match he's been in. And then in his first big match since his heel turn, you have him lose again? The Last Man Standing stipulation will help Cena avoid a clean loss. It would be strange though to have Cena finally regain the belt after like a two year hiatus from it, in a match that was built up for a year (or two years depending how you look at it), and then drop it a month later at some cheesy PPV. Then again it's the WWE. . I agree with both of you on this, but they have to make the call and I go with THE RYBACK. He's better than Nash and he held the belt for over a year (i think). The Ryback can get by for a few months while they build someone else (Claudio) up, especially if has Heyman. Paul can have Brock and The Ryback lay people out.

Author:	Drop In [ Sun May 19, 2013 1:57 pm ]
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CrankyVince wrote: PRE-EXTREME RULES MEETING WITH PAUL, STEPHANIE (BONER), AND THE WRITER MONKEYS. TELLING THEM I WANT TO START CESARO WITH A TED TURNER GIMMICK ON THE PRE-SHOW. PAUL SHAKING HIS HEAD IN DISAPPROVAL. I'M SHAKING MY MIDDLE FINGER IN APPROVAL. FUCK MY BRUNO WORSHIPING SON-IN-LAW, FUCK CESARO, AND FUCK YOU.

Author:	Drop In [ Sun May 19, 2013 2:05 pm ]
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CrankyVince wrote: WHAT DOESN'T PAUL GET HERE? TED AND CESARO BOTH TALK FUNNY AND LOSE ALL THE TIME. SENDING PAUL TO GET A MUSTACHE GIMMICK FOR CESARO. SENDING THE WRITERS TO CATERING. THAT ONLY LEAVES ME AND STEPH. ARE YOU THINKING WHAT I'M THINKING? ANTICIPATORY WOOD.

Author:	Bob Loblaw [ Sun May 19, 2013 8:10 pm ]
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PPVs are much better when I'm wrong. They Dusty'd a Dutch finish and went instant replay? wtf?

Author:	Telegram Sam [ Sun May 19, 2013 8:59 pm ]
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Author:	Bob Loblaw [ Sun May 19, 2013 9:37 pm ]
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Keeping Score wrote: The E booking just sucks. Regardless of what the result ends up being in this Cena/Ryback thing. Mark Henry beats The Ryback at Mania. So Henry is rewarded with a PPV match against Sheamus. While the loser of the match The Ryback, is rewarded with a title shot against Cena. Mark Henry then loses to Sheamus at Extreme Rules. And here we sit. ... how dare you try to apply logic and reason to wwe booking! Paul E. stealing the show as usual

Author:	jackref [ Sun May 19, 2013 9:49 pm ]
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Based on this thread it seems like I made the right choice by not watching this.

Author:	Bob Loblaw [ Sun May 19, 2013 10:43 pm ]
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You definitely didn't miss much. It didn't suck at all - just all filler. Brock and Trips was good even if it involved the sledgehammer. Of course they had a no contest in a last man standing match. Nothing you won't be filled in on on Raw in 90 seconds. I think Brock messed up his knee and something seemed very odd with henry after his match. As is in tore a bunch of muscles or something.

Author:	The Original Kid Cairo [ Mon May 20, 2013 12:26 pm ]
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I agree. Cop-out booking.

Author:	sinicalypse [ Mon May 20, 2013 6:18 pm ]
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semantically speaking, wasn't skip sheffield the last man standing since cena had to be neckbraced and carted off? or well i guess the match was declared over by the anonymous raw GM or whoever. the only real swerve seems to be that fandango jobbed for jericho, who i guess needed a big PPV win to remind the kids that he's still "kind of really a big deal" as opposed to the best "talent enhancement" guy they have on the roster? otherwise, i think everyone and their mom had the shield leaving the PPV with gold, and i don't think any of us would have been surprised if main-eventer trips won the match. in retrospect it should have been a warning signal that something screwy was going on when ryback/cena wasn't the show-ender..... they deifinitely didn't wanna end a big ol PPV with THAT..... so now with the obvious cena injury angle being paramount in the official storyline, does this lend credence to him getting hurt on the road in europe, or does this mean that it was more of a kayfabe thign used as an excuse to keep the strap on cena whilst buildingup skipper even tho he once again failed to bring home the bacon in A ppv? i mean, shit, you can almost cut the electricity with a knife in the creative room when there's factions fighting over whether the summer/year of cena should continue or if they should try adnactually push skipper to the next level.... this way they copped out on both for atleast one more PPV, so does this mean for the next one we should look for RYBACK/CENA 3 to warm up the crowd for BROCK/TRIPS 4!??!? of course, this all leads up to more MATCHES OF A LIFETIME @ mania next year, with ROCK/CENA 5 and the thrilling conclusion of the best-of-13 BROCK/TRIPS series, you know, what the fans REALLY want.

Author:	ZephMarshack [ Mon May 20, 2013 6:34 pm ]
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Legit worried we'll be getting Lesnar-Trips 5 and 6 because once again the crowd wasn't sad enough Hunter lost.

Author:	Bob Loblaw [ Thu May 23, 2013 11:43 am ]
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***************************************************************** The Shield captured the U.S. title and WWE tag team title, while HHH put over Brock Lesnar clean to set up his new storyline as the main notes on the Extreme Rules show on 5/19. Lesnar beat HHH in the cage match main event, and was the best performer on the show with is selling of his left knee throughout the match. As the final match in their series, it meant Lesnar won two out of three, although far more saw HHH’s win, since it was at WrestleMania. The finish, where Lesnar folded HHH’s arms like Undertaker, when pinning him, was a seeming tease for an eventual Undertaker match. It would make sense for Undertaker vs. Lesnar to be the “other” idea for a main event next year if The Rock isn’t going to wrestle on the show. The WWE title match with John Cena vs. Ryback ended with nobody winning a last man standing match. The issue seemed to be that they didn’t want to beat Ryback in his first major match as a heel. But it was too early to take the title from Cena, who didn’t have it for more than a year and had beaten Rock for it at WrestleMania the previous PPV show. So Ryback picked Cena up and drove him into a light grid and through a wall with sparks and lights flashing. Neither got up, although eventually Ryback was helped to his feet, while Cena was put on a stretcher and taken out. In storyline, Cena was brought to an ambulance, but refused to go in the ambulance and took off his neck brace. Cena didn’t work television the next day (although once Raw ended, he did do his scheduled dark match), but is expected back next week. Cena vs. Ryback in an ambulance match will headline the 6/16 PPV called Payback, from the All-State Arena in Chicago. At this point it’s not really clear any of the other matches. If Dolph Ziggler is able to wrestle, healing from his concussion, he should defend the world title against Alberto Del Rio. Wade Barrett has started an IC title program with The Miz. And the Kaitlyn vs. A.J. Divas title match program has continued with the two yet to have a major title match on TV. Mark Henry, after losing a strap match to Sheamus, said “I’m going home” in a backstage angle. There was no talk that Henry, 42, was retiring, although he has talked about it many times in the past few years. Given the way television has been written, it looks like Henry will be off and return as a babyface. The show got mixed reviews, with much of the negativity being the non-finish in a match that should have a finish. With the latitude of being Last Man Standing, Ryback probably had his best singles match to date, up until the finish, which didn’t get over well. I thought the show was overall good, saved by Cena vs. Ryback and HHH vs. Lesnar, the latter being an excellent main event. Up to that point, the show was average. Most of the matches weren’t given nearly enough time, since it was clear in hindsight that the company felt the whole show was really the two main events. There was an interesting story coming out of the Alberto Del Rio vs. Jack Swagger match. Late Saturday, there was a tremendous surge in betting (yes, there are overseas books that take action on WWE shows) for the match with money coming in that Swagger would win first, and then it would be overturned. That ended up being the finish. It appeared that either people in the production meeting either then bet themselves, or told people to bet for them, but it was enough to strongly sway the line. The show drew a sellout of 14,500 fans to the Scottrade Center in St. Louis. 1. The Miz beat Cody Rhodes in 4:43 with the figure four leglock. Match was back-and-forth. Good action except for a couple of rough spots. Rhodes came off the top rope with a missile dropkick, but Miz caught both of his legs in mid-air, and the put on the figure four for the submission. 3/4 2. Chris Jericho pinned Fandango in 8:34. Jericho was pretending to sleep on the ropes while Fandango and Summer Rae did their dancing entrance. Jericho did a plancha early. There was one weird spot as Jericho came off the ropes and went for a schoolboy while Fandango just stood there. Fandango did a legdrop from the outside back in. Jericho went for the Walls of Jericho but Fandango kicked out. Michael Cole put over how Fandango has the leg strength of a ballroom dancer. JBL went crazy on that remark, about how dancing doesn’t give you that kind of leg strength, and pointed out that if that was the case Baryshnikov would be hell in the Octagon. Fandango missed a legdrop off the top and Jericho hit the quebrada (lionsault)_ for a near fall. He went for the Walls of Jericho, but Fandango made the ropes. Fandango hit an enzuigiri and climbed to the top. He came off the top onto Jericho, but Jericho hit him with the codebreaker for the surprise finish. 3/4 3. Dean Ambrose beat Kofi Kingston to win the U.S. title in 6:47. The match was fine, but badly rushed. Kingston went for Trouble in Paradise early but Ambrose held onto the ropes to avoid the kick. When talking about Harley Race being in catering, JBL said Race was the King before The King was the King. Actually, Lawler predated Race as The King by a decade. Ambrose used a chicken wing crossface for an attempted submission. They were going back-and-forth with near falls at the 4:00 mark. Ambrose used a double-arm superplex. Kingston finally hit the Trouble in Paradise on Ambrose, who was on the apron and fell to the floor. It was pushed that Kingston could have just won the match at that point by count out, but instead, he went outside and picked up Ambrose and threw him back in the ring. When he went for the pin, Ambrose got his hand on the ropes. The finish was Kingston missing another Trouble in Paradise kick. He looked like he was supposed to miss and crotch himself on the top rope, which is pretty close to what happened. Ambrose then got the pin with a headlock DDT. ½ 4. Sheamus beat Mark Henry in a strap match in 7:57. They did a comedy spot early where Henry stood on the strap, seemingly making it impossible for Sheamus to pull him. Instead, Sheamus pulled hard and Henry slipped and fell down. The entire match was guys tapping the corners and lights going on. They teased the both touching the corners spot that most modern strap matches end with, only to have neither touch the fourth. The build to the match involved vows to whip each other, but there was only one spot, very brief, where Sheamus whipped Henry in retaliation for Henry doing the TV angle whipping Sheamus bad. The finish saw Sheamus touch three corners, hit the Brogue kick, and touch the fourth corner to win. 3/4 There was a backstage brawl with Kaitlyn and A.J. Lee. They insulted each other about boyfriends and weight. Kaitlyn called Lee “Looney Tunes” and Lee called Kaitlyn a pig. Even though Kaitlyn is the face, she attacked Lee from behind and they had a pull-apart. In the argument, they pushed that the two weren’t going to wrestle on this show because Lee wasn’t feeling good. 5. Alberto Del Rio beat Jack Swagger in an I Quit match with the armbar in 11:17. Zeb Colter did an interview talking about how the government has been using the IRS to target certain groups and individuals for political gain, and claimed they had come after him. He blamed the people of the U.S. for letting this happen. He then made a reference to the local baseball team as the Caribbean Cardinals because so many players are foreign born, saying that they take the money and run. He said that everyone who cheers Del Rio, has quit on America. It was really a hell of a promo. Del Rio opened doing a tope. Swagger gave him a belly-to-belly on the floor and was choking him with a kendo stick over the barricade. Del Rio came back slamming Swagger’s left forearm onto the ring steps. Swagger was bleeding from the right shoulder. Swagger started working on Del Rio’s left ankle with kendo stick shots. Swagger then tied Del Rio up in the ropes and started hitting him with the kendo stick to the chest, and they teased Del Rio quitting. Swagger hit him with the mic as well. Del Rio came back with kendo stick shots and a back stabber. Swagger used two doctor bombs and then put on the ankle lock. Del Rio kept refusing to quit. Ricardo Rodriguez grabbed the towel and was about to throw it in when Del Rio told him to absolutely not throw in the towel. Behind the refs back, Colter got the towel and threw it in. Ref Mike Chioda saw it and stopped the match at 10:30, ruling Swagger as the winner. A second ref ran in and told Chioda what happened. Chioda then told Mark Yeaton that he wanted to see a replay. Instead of using the big screen, he used a small computer tablet monitor, spoofing NBA replay calls. Chioda ruled that the match could continue if Del Rio could get up. Del Rio’s ankle was worked over bad, and he had to pull himself to his feet. Swagger went back on the ankle but De Rio got the armbar and Swagger quit at :47. 3/4 6. Seth Rollins & Roman Reigns beat Daniel Bryan & Kane to win the WWE tag titles in 7:22 in a tornado match, ending Team Hell No’s eight month title reign. Match was all action, just not given enough time. Bryan used La Tapatia, the upside down surfboard on Rollins. Kane delivered a low dropkick to Rollins while he was in the move. Kane push goozled both out of the ring and Bryan hit both with a tope. Bryan used a diving head-butt on Rollins but Reigns saved. Kane choke slammed Rollins and Reigns speared Kane. The finish saw Reigns catapult Bryan into a double kick by Rollins. Reigns had Bryan up for the torture rack and Rollins did a springboard knee to the throat, which is a Rocky Romero & Alex Koslov move from Japan, and Reigns pinned Bryan. 3/4 7. Randy Orton pinned Big Show in 13:00 of an Extreme Rules match. Orton got a big home town reaction, more cheers than anyone on the show. Orton used kendo stick shots early. He used a kendo stick, Show got it away from him and broke the stick. He got a second kendo stick, worked the left knee, but Show broke that one as well. Orton threw Show into the post and got a ladder, but Show kicked the ladder into Orton. He threw Orton’s shoulder into the post. Orton kicked out of a choke slam. Show set up a ladder bridge between two chairs near the corner. He put Orton on it and went to the ropes to deliver a Vader reverse splash elbow. Orton moved and Show broke through the ladder, but he kicked out of the pin attempt. Orton used a draping DDT off the top rope and then hit the RKO. Show kicked out of it. Orton then delivered a series of chars to the back and got. Show came back with a spear. Orton came back with an RKO on the chair and then teased the punt to get the crowd going, and then delivered it and got the pin. The punt has been banned for a long time, which Orton wasn’t happy about because it was so over when they stopped letting him use it. We’ll see if this was just a one time thing or it’s brought back. *1/4 8. John Cena no contest Ryback in a last man standing match to retain the WWE title in 23:00. There were dueling Cena chants early. Then loud “Goldberg” chants at Ryback. The early part of the match was Ryback doing power moves. He pressed Cena overhead and dropped him behind him like the Road Warriors used to do. He delivered a hard power bomb. Ryback missed a charge and went over the top. Ryback came back and gave Cena a fall away slam into a table. Ryback did his meathook clothesline and Cena got up at nine. Cena ducked a second clothesline and used the STF. He had it on for a long time. Ryback struggled to get up, then stopped selling immediately. Cena gave Ryback an Attitude Adjustment through a table. Ryback again got up at nine, and again stopped selling and was beating on Cena. Given Ryback didn’t do this on his own, I’ve got to really question the agent who laid this out. This wasn’t a Road Warrior/Hogan no sell spot for drama. This was a guy put through a table, and then got up after a nine count and just went on with his business like nothing had happened, like he was just rushing to get to his next spot. Ryback used the shellshock and Cena was up at nine. Ryback went to hit Cena’s bad heel with a chair but Cena kicked him and speared him through the barricade. Ryback then hit Cena with a gimmicked part of the barricade near the music set. Cena put Ryback in a long sleeper. He then jumped off an elevated riser section of the building (not that high nor a scary jump) and put Ryback through the table. Cena then got a fire extinguisher. He sprayed Ryback in the face twice with it. They ended up on the stage and Cena sprayed the hell out of the fire extinguisher until Ryback was covered in chemicals. Cena hit Ryback twice with the fire extinguisher because the first show wasn’t really that solid. Ryback then picked Cena up and drove him into the light gridding wall and sparks flew. The place went into a panic. Ref Charles Robinson ran to the back. Neither guy could continue. Cena went out on a stretcher while Ryback was helped out. So the story was that Ryback did more damage but didn’t win the title. Fans were chanting “bullshit” at the finish. ½ 9. Brock Lesnar pinned HHH in a cage match in 20:07. This was the strongest match of the three these guys have had. HHH came out and jumped Lesnar, decked Paul Heyman and threw Lesnar into the cage. HHH hit a spinebuster and went for the pedigree but Lesnar back dropped HHH into the cage to get out of it. John Layfield pointed out Matt Hughes at ringside and called him for one-time pound-for-pound greatest fighter in the world. Lesnar threw HHH into the cage. Michael Cole noted that Lesnar was 6-foot-3 and 266 pounds (he looked more like 300), just a few minutes after Lesnar was announced at 286. Must be the Dolce diet doing wonders. Layfield talked about how Lesnar beat Randy Couture in his third pro fight (actually fourth). It’s notable because WWE announcers may reference him as a former UFC champion, but they never go into detail on his fights. Layfield also talked about how Lesnar lost to Frank Mir, learned from it and beat him the second time. Lesnar used a German suplex and slammed him into the cage. Lesnar went for a flying knee, HHH missed and Lesnar’s knee went into the cage. Lesnar did a great sell job on his knee the rest of the match. He did it so well he was really the in-ring star of the show, which is notable considering the talent underneath. Lesnar hit an Oklahoma Stampede but started screaming to Heyman that his knee was out. HHH started punching and kicking the left knee. He went for a pedigree, but Lesnar tried the Kimura. HHH was able to smash him into the corner to get out. HHH chop blocked Lesnar (it was funny because he called the spot so loud ahead of time you could hear it on TV easily) and tried to go out the door. Heyman jumped over ref Charles Robinson and slammed the door on HHH’s head. Lesnar hit the F-5 and HHH kicked out. Heyman panicked. The announces explained that Lesnar didn’t have his usual torque delivering the move due to his knee being out. Lesnar told Heyman to give him a chair. Heyman threw in a chair and then closed the door. Heyman knocked down Robinson when he tried to keep the chair out of he cage. Lesnar used several chair shots and went for the F-5 again, but he collapsed because his knee gave out. He was screaming and HHH went to chop blocking the knee. HHH used the chair to the gut and back and went back to working on the knee. Lesnar went for the Kimura again but HHH smashed him into the corner to break it. HHH delivered a kneedrop to Lesnar’s leg, draped over the bottom rope. He put on the figure four, but Lesnar reversed. It’s usual protocol not to use the finishing move of another top guy in the company. Lesnar tried to climb out using his arms and climbing only with the right leg. As he got near the top, HHH smashed his left leg with a chair. HHH rammed Lesnar into the cage twice. HHH then got a sledge hammer that he had hidden on top of the cage. But Lesnar pulled him off the cage and the sledge hammer went flying. Lesnar tried to hit HHH with the sledge hammer, but HHH ducked and put on the sharpshooter. Heyman ran into the cage. HHH let go of the hold and gave Heyman a pedigree. Lesnar got the sledge hammer again but HHH kicked him in the gut and gave Lesnar a pedigree. Lesnar kicked out for a great near fall. HHH then picked up the sledge hammer, but just as he was about to hit Lesnar, Heyman revived and gave HHH a low blow. Lesnar got the sledge hammer and nailed HHH with it. Lesnar then delivered the F-5. He put the sledge hammer over HHH’s chest, folded his arms like Undertaker would do after he delivers a tombstone and is pinning them, and got the pin. HHH sold being knocked out and stayed down for a long time. Really good main event that came across like a war. * **************************************************************

Author:	Terry's Peeps [ Mon May 20, 2013 12:02 pm ]
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There was a no contest. In a Last Man Standing Match. Let that sink in. The rest wasn't awful, but that and the restart of the #1 contenders match was abysmal.

Author:	schmitty1121 [ Mon May 20, 2013 5:42 pm ]
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RVD return tonight?

Author:	Terry's Peeps [ Mon May 20, 2013 5:45 pm ]
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schmitty1121 wrote: RVD return tonight? I hope not.

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