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Edge vs. Rey
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Y2J vs. Bradshaw:
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Ric and MVP
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Edge vs. Rey
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NEW YORK – The family that stays together – and cheats together – once again won together at Royal Rumble. SmackDown General Manager Vickie Guerrero’s involvement enabled Edge to defeat Rey Mysterio and escape Madison Square Garden with the World Heavyweight Title still slung over his fortunate shoulder.
The Big Apple got a taste of rottenness to its core, care of the Rated-R Superstar and his “opportunistic” (or underhanded) victory in the World’s Most Famous Arena. Supported at ringside by Zack Ryder, Curt Hawkins and his General Manager main squeeze, Edge could barely withstand the torrent of high-impact offensive attacks from his opponent.
Mysterio – who looked to make this Rumble as successful as it was for him in 2006 – took the fight to the champion and came within inches of seizing the gold on several occasions. The overwhelming odds stacked by the Ultimate Opportunist and his clan were further balanced when referee Mickie Henson ejected Ryder and Hawkins from the arena.
Just when it appeared that the Master of the 619 might reclaim the World Heavyweight Championship, the “Guerrero family’s” most influential member inserted herself in the match and interrupted Mysterio’s attempted pinfall. Seconds later, Vickie – up from her wheelchair – received a 619 from the challenger. This distraction, however, enabled Edge to prepare for Mysterio’s West Coast Pop from the ring apron and land a perfectly planted spear directly into the masked Superstar’s abdomen, for the win.
The Rated-R Superstar’s triumph was undoubtedly attributed to his family and though Edge’s injured lover didn’t leave New York City celebrating, the championship remained in the family
NEW YORK – The family that stays together – and cheats together – once again won together at Royal Rumble. SmackDown General Manager Vickie Guerrero’s involvement enabled Edge to defeat Rey Mysterio and escape Madison Square Garden with the World Heavyweight Title still slung over his fortunate shoulder.
The Big Apple got a taste of rottenness to its core, care of the Rated-R Superstar and his “opportunistic” (or underhanded) victory in the World’s Most Famous Arena. Supported at ringside by Zack Ryder, Curt Hawkins and his General Manager main squeeze, Edge could barely withstand the torrent of high-impact offensive attacks from his opponent.
Mysterio – who looked to make this Rumble as successful as it was for him in 2006 – took the fight to the champion and came within inches of seizing the gold on several occasions. The overwhelming odds stacked by the Ultimate Opportunist and his clan were further balanced when referee Mickie Henson ejected Ryder and Hawkins from the arena.
Just when it appeared that the Master of the 619 might reclaim the World Heavyweight Championship, the “Guerrero family’s” most influential member inserted herself in the match and interrupted Mysterio’s attempted pinfall. Seconds later, Vickie – up from her wheelchair – received a 619 from the challenger. This distraction, however, enabled Edge to prepare for Mysterio’s West Coast Pop from the ring apron and land a perfectly planted spear directly into the masked Superstar’s abdomen, for the win.
The Rated-R Superstar’s triumph was undoubtedly attributed to his family and though Edge’s injured lover didn’t leave New York City celebrating, the championship remained in the family
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Y2J vs. Bradshaw:
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NEW YORK - Even the vast confines of Madison Square Garden could barely contain the hard feelings built up between Chris Jericho and JBL. The personal hostility between the two exploded in a bloody battle Sunday night at Royal Rumble, with the Lonestar Loudmouth taking the brunt of the shrapnel, but emerging victorious nonetheless.
Jericho attacked his opponent like a man running on a reservoir of pent-up rage. Y2J has been fueled over the last several weeks by JBL’s despicable behavior, including dragging Y2J across the floor with a cord wrapped around his neck and making unconscionable comments to Jericho’s children.
The physicality of the match quickly became severe and, at one point, JBL hurled the lion-hearted warrior into a ring post, causing a massive gash to open across Jericho’s forehead. But as the crimson oozed down Y2J’s snarling façade, it seemed only to feed his anger. As blood continued to flow, the Lonestar Loudmouth left the ring to pursue his rival. But Jericho had reached the breaking point. He grabbed a chair and slammed it against JBL’s head, losing the match by disqualification.
He wasn’t finished yet, though. In a scene reminiscent of three weeks ago, Jericho pulled an electrical cord to the ring, wrapped it around JBL’s neck and yanked the Lonestar Loudmouth against the ropes.
The battle between these two men has now grown dangerously personal. How much further will either man go to exact their revenge
NEW YORK - Even the vast confines of Madison Square Garden could barely contain the hard feelings built up between Chris Jericho and JBL. The personal hostility between the two exploded in a bloody battle Sunday night at Royal Rumble, with the Lonestar Loudmouth taking the brunt of the shrapnel, but emerging victorious nonetheless.
Jericho attacked his opponent like a man running on a reservoir of pent-up rage. Y2J has been fueled over the last several weeks by JBL’s despicable behavior, including dragging Y2J across the floor with a cord wrapped around his neck and making unconscionable comments to Jericho’s children.
The physicality of the match quickly became severe and, at one point, JBL hurled the lion-hearted warrior into a ring post, causing a massive gash to open across Jericho’s forehead. But as the crimson oozed down Y2J’s snarling façade, it seemed only to feed his anger. As blood continued to flow, the Lonestar Loudmouth left the ring to pursue his rival. But Jericho had reached the breaking point. He grabbed a chair and slammed it against JBL’s head, losing the match by disqualification.
He wasn’t finished yet, though. In a scene reminiscent of three weeks ago, Jericho pulled an electrical cord to the ring, wrapped it around JBL’s neck and yanked the Lonestar Loudmouth against the ropes.
The battle between these two men has now grown dangerously personal. How much further will either man go to exact their revenge
And Umm...
Ric and MVP
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NEW YORK– With his livelihood on the line in a Career Threatening Match, Ric Flair found a way to win and keep his career going Sunday night at Royal Rumble. When MVP thought he had snatched victory and forced Flair into retirement, the referee ruled that the match would continue, giving new life to “Naitch,” leading him to the victory via his legendary Figure Four Leglock.
In the weeks leading up to the contest, MVP bragged that he would be the Superstar to end the illustrious sports-entertainment reign of the 16-time World Champion. At Royal Rumble, however, Flair showed why he has been at the top of Space Mountain his entire career, taking the brazen Baller for a ride he won't soon forget.
With his years of in-ring experience and the raucous capacity crowd in Madison Square Garden firmly behind him, Ric Flair delighted our fans by silencing the cocky Franchise Playa and surviving to fight another day. The “Nature Boy” is fighting with the same fire and focus that has made him one of the most celebrated Superstars in WWE history, and the “Dirtiest Player in the Game” is pulling every trick out of his bag to ensure he goes out on his own terms
NEW YORK– With his livelihood on the line in a Career Threatening Match, Ric Flair found a way to win and keep his career going Sunday night at Royal Rumble. When MVP thought he had snatched victory and forced Flair into retirement, the referee ruled that the match would continue, giving new life to “Naitch,” leading him to the victory via his legendary Figure Four Leglock.
In the weeks leading up to the contest, MVP bragged that he would be the Superstar to end the illustrious sports-entertainment reign of the 16-time World Champion. At Royal Rumble, however, Flair showed why he has been at the top of Space Mountain his entire career, taking the brazen Baller for a ride he won't soon forget.
With his years of in-ring experience and the raucous capacity crowd in Madison Square Garden firmly behind him, Ric Flair delighted our fans by silencing the cocky Franchise Playa and surviving to fight another day. The “Nature Boy” is fighting with the same fire and focus that has made him one of the most celebrated Superstars in WWE history, and the “Dirtiest Player in the Game” is pulling every trick out of his bag to ensure he goes out on his own terms
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gnrlies1992 Wrote:
Yep, didn't see that one coming....I'm never gonna watch WWE again....
Yep, didn't see that one coming....I'm never gonna watch WWE again....
I'm sure they could care less, LOL!
Any way, I love the fact that WWE and Cena were able to play us all for fools, by making us believe that he wouldn't be back for awhile, then he shows up and wins the Rumble. I was very surprised and disappointed, cause I was hoping Triple H would win.
Anyone wonder how this worked, Finley was suppossed to be in the Rumble yes or no? He comes in and gets DQ'd and then all of a sudden Cena's in the Rumble, wtf?
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