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[Ed]

Stone Cold regressa à WWE, como guest host para edição de 15 Março 2010 da Raw.

[Mister Master]

Abençoado seja!

 

Estou a acabar de comprar isto:

Saturday Night's Main Event I

 

May 11, 1985 (taped May 10, 1985) - Long Island, New York - Nassau Coliseum

 

Iron Shiek, Nikolai Volkoff, and George the Animal Steel vs. Ricky Steamboat, Mike Rotundo, and Barry Windham

Piper’s Pit with Paul Orndorff and Bob Orton

Hulk Hogan vs. Bob Orton

Wendi Richter vs. The Fabulous Moolah

Pete Dourghty vs. Junk Yard Dog

* * *

Saturday Night's Main Event II

 

October 5, 1985 (taped October 3, 1985) - East Rutherford, New Jersey - Meadowlands Arena

 

WWF Title Match: Nikolai Volkoff vs. Hulk Hogan

Uncle Elmer vs. Scrub

Paul Orndorff vs. Rowdy Roddy Piper

Big John Studd and King Kong Bundy vs. Andre the Giant and Ron Atlas

Tag Team Title Match: Vanny Papo and Tony Garea vs. Greg The Hammer and Brutus Beefcake

* * *

Saturday Night's Main Event III

 

November 2, 1985 (taped October 31, 1985) - Hershey, Pennsylvania - Hersheypark Arena

 

Terry Funk vs. Junk Yard Dog

Hulk Hogan and Andre the Giant vs. King Kong Bundy and Big John Studd

IC Title Match: Randy Savage vs. Tito Santana

Mr. Fuji vs. Ricky Steamboat

* * *

Saturday Night's Main Event IV

 

January 4, 1986 (taped December 19, 1985) - Tampa, Florida - USF Sun Dome

 

Roddy Piper, Bob Orton, and Jesse Ventura vs. The Hillbillies

WWF Title Match: Terry Funk vs. Hulk Hogan

Randy Savage vs. George the Animal Steele

Nikolai Volkoff vs. Corporal Kirshner

Ricky Steamboat and Junk Yard Dog vs. Mr. Fuji and Don Muraco

* * *

Saturday Night's Main Event V

 

March 1, 1986 (taped February 15, 1986) - Phoenix, Arizona - Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum

 

Mr. T vs. Bob Orton

King Kong Bundy vs. Steve Gatorwolf

WWF Title Match: Don Muraco vs. Hulk Hogan

Tag Team Title Match: The British Bulldogs vs. Greg The Hammer Valentine and Brutus Beefcake

Junk Yard Dog vs. Adrian Adonis

* * *

Saturday Night's Main Event VI

 

May 3, 1986 (taped May 1, 1986) - Providence, Rhode Island - Providence Civic Center

 

Bunk Brothers vs. Hulk Hogan and Junk Yard Dog

King Kong Bundy vs. Uncle Elmer

Paul Orndorff vs. Adrian Adonis

Ricky Steamboat vs. Jake the Snake Roberts

Tag Team Title Match: Nikolai Volkoff and Iron Sheik vs. British Bulldogs

* * *

Saturday Night's Main Event VII

 

October 4, 1986 (taped September 13, 1986) - Richfield, Ohio - Coliseum at Richfield

 

Paul Orndorff vs. Hulk Hogan

Jake the Sname Roberts vs. Ricky Steamboat

Iron Sheik vs. Rowdy Roddy Piper

2 out of 3 Falls: British Bulldogs vs. Greg Valentine and Brutus Beefcake

Kamala vs. Lanny Papo

* * *

Saturday Night's Main Event VIII

 

November 29, 1986 (taped November 15, 1986) - Los Angeles, California - Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena

 

IC Title Match: Jake the Snake Roberts vs. Randy Savage

Hercules vs. Hulk Hogan

Rowdy Roddy Piper vs. Bob Orton

Biller Bees vs. Hart Foundation

Koko B Ware vs. Nikolai Volkoff

Dick Slater vs. Don Muraco

* * *

Saturday Night's Main Event IX

 

January 3, 1987 (taped December 14, 1986) - Hartford, Connecticut - Hartford Civic Center

 

WWF Title, Steel Cage Match: Paul Orndorff vs. Hulk Hogan

IC Title Match: George the Animal Steele vs. Randy Savage

Harley Race vs. Junk Yard Dog

Adrian Adonis vs. Rowdy Roddy Piper

Black Jack Mulligan vs. Jimmy Jack Funk

* * *

Saturday Night's Main Event X

 

March 14, 1987 (taped February 21, 1987) - Detroit, Michigan - Joe Louis Arena

 

Randy Savage vs. George the Animal Steele

20 Man Battle Royal

Jake the Snake Roberts vs. King Kong Bundy

Tag Team Title Match: Tito Santana and Dan Spivey vs. Hart Foundation

Ricky Steamboat vs. Iron Sheik

* * *

Saturday Night's Main Event XI

 

May 2, 1987 (taped April 28, 1987) - South Bend, Indiana - Edmund P. Joyce Center

 

Kamala vs. Jake the Snake Roberts

Lumberjack Match: George the Animal Steele vs. Randy Savage

British Bulldogs vs. Hart Foundation

IC Title Match: Hercules vs. Ricky Steamboat

Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff vs. Tom Zenk and Rick Martel

* * *

Saturday Night's Main Event XII

 

October 3, 1987 (taped September 23, 1987) - Hershey, Pennsylvania - Hersheypark Arena

 

IC Title Match: Randy Savage vs. Honky Tonk Man

WWF Title Match: Stinka vs. Hulk Hogan

Paul Orndorff vs. King Kong Bundy

Tag Team Title Match: Paul Roma and Jim Powers vs. Hart Foundation

* * *

Saturday Night's Main Event XIII

 

November 28, 1987 (taped November 11, 1987) - Seattle, Washington - Seattle Center Coliseum

 

George the Animal Steele vs. Danny Davis

Randy Savage vs. Bret Hart

WWF Title Match: King Kong Bundy vs. Hulk Hogan

Hercules vs. Bam Bam Bigelow

[Crono]

:lol:

[JohnyM]

Bela montagem :lol:

[Mister Master]

Um jornal local avança que foi feita uma notificação de agressão contra Randy Orton.

 

Um jovem de 15 anos diz que Orton o agrediu no parque de estacionamento do Restaurante "Kowloon", nas redondezas de Boston, onde as estrelas da WWE custumam ir quando se deslocam a esta cidade.

 

O rapaz disse à policia que Orton cuspiu uma pastilha em direcção à sua cara e disse-lhe várias palavras impróprias, quando a mãe do adolescente se aproximou de Orton para terminar com a cena, Orton simplesmente disse: "Processe-me!"

 

Um tenente da esquadra local avisa que outro jovem assistiu a toda a cena entre o rapaz de 15 anos e o ex campeão do Mundo.

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Brian Kendrick’s Return Match Finalized

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

 

It was officially announced on December 18, 2009 that Brian Kendrick would make his return to Ring of Honor when we come back to New York City for our “8th Anniversary Show” on February 13, 2010. This will mark the ROH founding father’s return after more than four years as well as his first match in the ‘big apple’ for Ring of Honor.

 

Now, after weeks of speculation, we can announce to the ROH faithful exactly who has accepted the challenge to face Kendrick in his homecoming bout. His opponent will be a man that Brian faced only once in his previous ROH tenure, and, in fact, it was his last match at “Dragon Gate Invasion” and as part of a tag team match to be precise. Kendrick’s opponent will be none other than the “Messiah of the Backbreaker” - Roderick Strong!

 

“It’s a great chance to welcome Brian back,” said Roderick. “Everyone’s excited to have him back in ROH but it’s a different place than the one he left. Brian Kendrick is going to have to prove he can still hang. All the respect in the world goes to Brian, but I’m not going to be the guy he beats to proves himself. I wasn’t shocked to hear that he’d challenged me, but he’s got to know I’m a far different Roderick Strong in 2010. I’m playing second fiddle no more.”

 

Another factor that could heavily come into play in this bout is Roderick’s “Pick 6” standing. As of this writing, Strong is sitting in the sixth spot with a match against Delirious scheduled for Los Angeles on January 29th, and even if Roderick makes it past the masked man, there are still plenty of possibilities that could cause him to lose that rank. Should Strong still find himself in the “Pick 6” come February 13th, Kendrick could get himself into title contention with just one victory.

 

It’s Roderick Strong vs. Brian Kendrick on 2/13/10 in NYC. Come celebrate ROH’s 8th birthday by welcoming back one of our originals!

[Ed]

Kendrick tão mal aproveitado na WWE.

[What]

Kendrick tão mal aproveitado na WWE.

Muita culpa própria... Eles deram-lhe a chance, ele não a agarrou...

[Ed]

Muita culpa própria... Eles deram-lhe a chance, ele não a agarrou...

 

Mesmo assim acho que nunca teve o push que merecia... Mas também sou sincero não acompanhei a WWE nos últimos tempos dele lá.

[What]

Arranjaram-lhe uma gimmick interessante, meteram-no no Scramble pelo WWE Champ., dando-lhe alguma força para o futuro, meteram-lhe como guarda-costas o Big Zeke :prayer: ...

Largasse a passa...

[El Colosso]

A WWE avisou-o que não o pushava enquanto ele fumasse erva, ele não parou de fumar, f*deu-se...

[Mister Master]

Acabaram com o gajo quando despediram o London. Eles podiam ser uns Dudleyz em versão pinipon.

[Kenny Omega]

Vince McMahon preocupado com Wrestlemania 26!

 

As notícias que saiem dos bastidores da WWE são as de que Vince McMahon anda preocupado com o planeamento do card para a Wrestlemania 26, a realizar-se dia 28 de Março em Phoenix.

 

O patrão máximo da WWE tem estado com o humor algo instável em redor do trabalho da equipa criativa, e tanto concorda com os planos que estão sobre a mesa, como fica furioso com os mesmos, exigindo que seja feito algo de maior qualidade. Ao que parece, Vince sente que está a faltar algo em grande, que marque a edição 26 do seu maior evento. Para já, o actual card que estão sobre a mesa passa pelos seguintes combates:

 

-Triple H vs Sheamus pelo WWE Title

 

-Chris Jericho vs Edge. Neste momento a dúvida consiste em saber do estado da recuperação de Edge. A WWE pretende muito marcar este confronto.

 

-Vince McMahon vs Bret Hart

 

-Randy Orton vs Ted DiBiase, Jr

 

Vince pretende ainda agendar algo em grande para John Cena, como um confronto entre Cena vs The Rock , mas tudo depende da vontade e da agenda de Dwayne Johnson, o que neste momento está muito longe da concretização.

 

Fonte: PwMania.com

 

[Mister Master]

Falta o HBK vs Taker.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Kenny Omega]

pois falta mas nao fui eu k escrevi isso. loooooooooool

[El Colosso]

Isso do Vince estar preocupado com o card é notícia todos os anos :lol:

 

Btw, The Miz :prayer:

 

HE'S THE MIZ AND HE'S AWESOME!!!

[doom_master]

Estou a ver o Foley no Jon Stewart, fez uma curta "aparição surpresa". E na sua profissão meteram "Senior Asskicker" :mrgreen:

[Naitch]

Isso do Vince estar preocupado com o card é notícia todos os anos :lol:

 

True :lol:

 

Anyway, duvido que Cena vs The Rock aconteça... O Dwayne já disse expressamente que não.. Só se alguém acenar com $$$

[What]

Cena vs Rock era tão :carinhoso:

[Mister Master]

WWE Champion Sheamus vs. Randy Orton

 

Like a rough Irish whiskey, WWE Champion Sheamus has proven that, when trifled with, he's more than capable of leaving even the toughest man flat on his back. At the Royal Rumble, however, The Celtic Warrior must face a particularly sobering prospect: Defending his title against five-time WWE Champion Randy Orton.

 

While The Viper's inclusion in the WWE Title Match may seem unexpected, it should come as no surprise to those familiar with his methods. Orton recognized an opportunity during a Triple Threat Match on Raw to determine the No. 1 contender and, as usual, he quickly seized it. As he battled with his opponents, John Cena and Kofi Kingston, his henchmen from The Legacy, Cody Rhodes & Ted DiBiase, caused enough of a distraction to allow the scheming Superstar the victory.

 

While Orton has never seemed interested in clothing his naked ambition, he should be careful what he's gotten himself into. Sheamus' rabid aggression and overwhelming strength promise to be a powerful antidote to the cold calculation and athletic agility of The Viper.

 

Will The Celtic Warrior be able to prevent Orton - with a possible assist by Legacy - from regaining the precious WWE Championship? Or will the pipes, the pipes be calling for the insistent Irishman?

 

World Heavyweight Champion Undertaker vs. Rey Mysterio

 

At the Royal Rumble, following weeks of controversy, World Heavyweight Champion Undertaker will put the title on the line against Rey Mysterio. Will the ultimate forces of darkness cast their shadows over Mysterio’s unwavering heart?

 

On SmackDown Christmas Night, The Master of the 619 bravely challenged The Phenom for the World Title. But, no clear winner could be declared after Batista suddenly charged into their epic battle, igniting an all-out three-way brawl. Though Mysterio was the only Superstar standing when the post-match smoke cleared, the WWE Universe remained thirsty for a definitive outcome.

 

Mysterio refused to be denied, roaring back to presumably win the Beat the Clock Challenge the following week and, with it, an opportunity to face The Undertaker once more at the Royal Rumble. But, controversy over his interference in The Animal’s Challenge Match demanded that a showdown take place between the two former friends before the pay-per-view main event could be decided. Their fierce match only brought further uncertainty to the situation, after both war-torn Superstars were mysteriously attacked in darkness, a sure sign that The Undertaker had decided to make his ominous presence known.

 

In order to finally secure a definitive challenger for The Undertaker’s crown, a Steel Cage Match was announced on SmackDown between Mysterio and Batista. And in a fire of fast-paced fury, Mysterio overcame The Animal to take his place as the true No. 1 contender.

 

Sometimes, even a Superstar with the greatest drive has to be careful what they wish for or they may end up resting in peace. Since recapturing the World Title, the iconic Undertaker has been operating on his own plain of existence. His silent wrath has grown beyond his legend and his ability inside the squared circle seems to have surpassed that of ordinary men. The mere idea of him strikes fear in the hearts of any Superstar that dare take him on and many doubt if anyone in WWE will ever overcome his dominance.

 

Despite his size however, Mysterio has shown time and time again that he refuses to be denied. A former World Champion himself, the masked Superstar has taken on and defeated some of the greatest combatants that have ever laced up the boots, utilizing an explosive combination of experience, athletic ability and unrivaled passion. The high-octane luchador has proven that, on any given night, he can overcome the odds to climb the mountain to glory.

 

How will The Deadman successfully defend his World Championship against the Superstar whose competitive spirit refuses to die?

 

30-Man Royal Rumble Match

 

Twenty-six years ago, the dream of modern-day WWE Chairman Mr. McMahon was made manifest with the birth of the squared circle’s most celebrated spectacle, WrestleMania. More than a quarter of a century later, 30 Superstars will have the ultimate opportunity to realize their dream of performing in the World Championship main event match on this now aggrandized stage for the most brilliant competitors.

 

They can dance on The Grandest Stage of Them All at WrestleMania XXVI. But first, one man will need to surpass the efforts of 29 opposing competitors with the same aspiration in the 2010 Royal Rumble Match.

 

A test of endurance, athleticism and survival at all costs, the Rumble Match is the definitive Battle Royal, where each Superstar’s prime objective is to propel their opponents over the top rope, with both feet touching the floor. Every 90 seconds, one of 30 elite ring warriors with randomly drawn Rumble entry numbers joins the fray. Though luck of the draw can be a critical factor in such a high-stakes situation (ideally, entering at No. 30 like 2007 winner Undertaker and 2008 victor John Cena), past Rumble winners have included Superstars who kicked off the Battle Royal at No. 1 (as seen in 1995 with Shawn Michaels).

 

But, with bodies being tossed out every moment and fresh competitors coming in at such a rapid pace, it’s really anyone’s match.

 

In the end, the last Superstar standing can officially punch a gold-embossed ticket to Phoenix's University of Phoenix Stadium, where they will contend for a World Title of their choosing at WrestleMania.

 

However, as the saying goes, “You have to be in it to win it.” Tune into WWE programming and stay logged on to WWE.com as entrants are named for the 23rd annual Royal Rumble Match.

 

ECW Champion Christian vs. Ezekiel Jackson

 

Following the ECW Homecoming tournament, an Eight-Man Over-the-Top Rope Challenge decided who will square off against Christian for the ECW Championship at the Royal Rumble. The contest featured some of the top ECW Superstars both past and present all vying for a title opportunity. After a wild brawl, Ezekiel Jackson was the only ring warrior remaining, earning himself a match against Christian at the Royal Rumble.

 

Ezekiel Jackson’s victory was impressive to say the least as Hardy, Kane and CM Punk are all former ECW Champions and Vance Archer and Yoshi Tatsu are two of the Land of the Extreme’s most promising young stars. Previously Big Zeke showed just how dangerous he can be, especially under William Regal’s tutelage, with the strategic and powerful dismantling of former associate Vladimir Kozlov in an ECW Homecoming qualifying match. With his sights now set on the ECW Championship, there may be no stopping the 6-foot-4, 309-pound Guyanese Goliath, and with The British Brawler acting as his advisor, there’s no telling what unscrupulous tactics the two might employ.

 

Christian reclaimed the ECW Title at Night of Champions and has since defeated all challengers including Shelton Benjamin and Master Regal. Following a heated rivalry between Captain Charisma and Regal last year, what role will The British Brawler play at the Royal Rumble? The ECW Champion will no doubt need all the support he can gather from his Peeps as he prepares to once again defend his coveted title.

 

Ezekiel Jackson is on a roll and has built up a great deal of momentum heading into this match-up. Can Christian overcome what is perhaps his biggest and baddest threat to date to retain the ECW Title?

[ferreira]

Gostava destes resultados:

 

- Sheamus, Edge, Undertaker, Ezekiel Jackson

 

O que prevejo:

 

- Randy Orton, Triple H ou Shawn Michaels, Undertaker, Christian

 

Acho que vou avançar com mais um EWR meu, os últimos dois quase nem comentários tiveram :lol:

Mas seja como for, faço até por causa do Royal Rumble, vou criar qualquer coisa hoje.

[Mister Master]

Eu estou a fabricar qualquer coisa também com a TNA :lol:

[ferreira]

Eu estou a fabricar qualquer coisa também com a TNA :lol:

Estou na duvida se faço WWE ou TNA, vou-te enviar mp.

[What]

Sai mais uma leva de tópicos de ewr/tew... O patrão é que anda calado... :(

[Kenny Omega]

Randy Orton chateado com Kofi Kingston

 

 

Randy Orton parecia estar visivelmente descontente com Kofi Kingston no final do Triple Threat Match que opôs Randy Orton a John Cena e Kofi Kingston no último Monday Night Raw.

 

Depois da interferência de Ted DiBiasi no combate que não parece ter ocorrido de forma totalmente correcta, Kofi Kingston ter-se-á levantado mais cedo do que o previsto enquanto Randy Orton fazia a sua habitual "preparação" antes de aplicar o RKO, e por isso Orton teve que interromper a sua tipica pose de vibora e aplicar o seu finisher.

 

Foi visivel o descontentamento de Randy Orton ao gritar "F***-**" e dizer várias vezes a palavra "estúpido" enquanto fazia o pin em Kofi Kingston.

 

Fonte: Wrestling Attitude

 

 

[ferreira]

Já tinha visto o vídeo. O que me parece é que o Orton supostamente ia fazer o 'punt' ao Kingston e este esqueceu-se que era assim o final e foi antes o 'RKO', eventualmente compreende-se esta frustração do Orton se de facto era suposto ser um punt e o punt deixar o Kofi ausente durante algum tempo, o que provavelmente seria o plano inicial.

 

Btw, WWE vs. TNA :torcida: