Hello fans and
welcome back to our newsletter. Today’s
issue comes to you LIVE and in person here at Madison Square Garden in good ol’
New York City. Hulk Hogan, GM
extraordinaire, makes his way out to start off the show. “Welcome to everyone here and watching from
home. The Hulkster is in the house,
brother. We have a tremendous show for
you and top performers bringing you in on the action as no others can. The best of the best performing in the house
that started it all. With that out of
the way, let’s get this show underway.”
Pyro goes off
and we have our first match. The
Mexicali Flyers come out but this is a singles match. El Dragon Insano makes his way to the ring followed
by his tag team partner Tornado en Fuego.
It appears that his opponent for this match is the Hardcore champion Jay
Lethal. This one is set up as a falls
count anywhere match. El Dragon took the
match to the champ and then some for a whopping 27 minutes. Jay Lethal somehow manages to nail the Lethal
Combination and rolls up El Dragon for the 1-2-3. Jay Lethal retains his title in a hard fought
victory. Tornado en Fuego then throws
out a challenge to the Hardcore champion who accepts and says at the next show,
he will get what is coming to him.
We cut to the
back where we see the Tag Team Champions VamChango. They talk about their run as the tag champs
and promise their run will continue after they beat the Shield
tonight…here…live in Madison Square Garden.
We go back to
the ring where the Caped Crusader is already there waiting for his opponent
Mike Bennett. Bennett makes his way to
the ring but takes his time getting into the ring. Bennett beat down the Crusader for 10 whole
minutes until the Miz made his way down.
Miz distracted the Crusader who was climbing to the top turnbuckle. Bennett goes and grabs him and nails a
wristlock sitout sideslam. He makes the
cover and gets the 1-2-3. Bennett gloats
in the ring and Miz jumps in and starts to kick the Crusader. Assistance comes from a very unlikely source
as Mark Henry makes his way down and chases off Miz and Bennett. Henry helps the Crusader to his feet but he
doesn’t stick around. He leaves
immediately. Crusader makes it to the
back on his own. (11 min)
We go back to
the interview area where Shield members Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose promise
that they will be winning the Tag Team titles tonight and there is nothing
VamChango or the 719 Cartel can do about it.
The Shield make their
way to the ring and are followed by the champions. Not sure what happened but the Shield never
got their act together. El Chango and Senor Vampiro were a very well-oiled
machine and showed everyone why there were the champions. The champs schooled the Shield and after a
great performance, El Chango nails Seth Rollins with the Diamond Dust and
scores the pin. The 719 Cartel members
Rey Rey and the Mexicali Flyers came out to celebrate with their teammates. (16 min)
We cut to the
back where Randy Orton is promising to put the Undertaker to rest once and for
all and take the CSWA World title has his own.
Rusev walks by
and says that when he beats Reid tonight, he will be renaming the title to
something more appropriate for the Bulgarian Behemoth.
Back to the ring
and another title match is ready to start.
Spider Violet makes her way out. She is followed by the Diva’s champion
Ravishing Raquel. This one will be a
best of 3 falls match. Fall #1 goes to
Spider Violet who nailed Raquel with a nasty looking flying clothesline and
rolled her up (with feet on the ropes) for the 1-2-3. (7 min).
Fall #2 goes to Raquel who throws Spider out of the ring and Spider
stayed outside the ring getting counted out.
She didn’t realize that this was best of 3 falls and now we are down to
the final fall. The bell rings and the
two battle like everything in the world was at stake. The match goes 16 minutes which rounds out
the 30 minute time limit and the third fall is a draw. Raquel walks away with her title intact. Spider Violet nails her with a superkick and
follows it up with a diving bulldog. She
tells Raquel this isn’t over and she’ll be getting another shot again…soon.
John Cena and
Samoa Joe are having a stare down. The
two promise to put on a show like no other and will tear the house down.
John Cena makes
his way down first followed by Samoa Joe.
The two have a pretty aggressive match which John Cena controlled for
the majority of the battle. In an act of
desperation, Joe nails a muscle buster on Cena and at the 11 minute mark, gets
the win. Joe helps Cena to his feet and
the two shake hands. Joe goes to leave
and Brock Lesnar runs in from the crowd and blasts John Cena. He nails John with 2 consecutive F-5’s and
leaves the master of thuganomics laying in a broken heap.
As soon as the
ring is cleared, the next match is for the CSWA World title with challenger
Randy Orton – the Viper taking on champion the Undertaker. Where the Cena/Joe match and the aftermath
that followed got the audience excited, this one put everyone to sleep. It only took 4 minutes and with Undertaker
and Orton battling on the outside of the ring, Orton misses with an RKO and
Undertaker nails the Last Ride on Orton through a table. Undertaker beats the 10 count and gets the
win via countout (4 min).
For the main
event, The Elitist Reid Rothchild w/ Diva’s Champion Ravishing Raquel start to
walk down to the ring. Following them is
their Prestige Inc. teammates King Damian Sandow and Magnus. Sandow, Magnus and Raquel all take a seat at
ringside. The Elitist Champion Alexander
Rusev makes his way down. He motions
that he will break Reid in half. He gets
into the ring and Reid goes right after him.
Rusev and Reid are eventually separated so the match could begin. GM Hulk Hogan comes out and says that this
match will be specialty match. He pulls
out a bag and draws a match type and it is a “coleminers glove” match. Rusev controlled the entire match but Reid
would not lay down. Surprisingly, the
glove never got used as the ref kept it away from both men; not sure why. The two battled for 30 minutes and the match
was called a draw. Rusev began to
showboat and taunt Prestige Inc. until Reid jumped up and nailed the champ with
a stunner. Hogan came down (not happy
the glove didn’t get used). “Hogan,
nothing was settled tonight. Here is
what I propose. At the October PPV
Revenge: Day of Reckoning, Reid Rothchild vs Alexander Rusev in a Hell in a
Cell. If I lose, I will NEVER challenge
for this title again.” Hogan thought it
over and said “You got it Brother.”
Rusev, who managed to roll out of the ring and start limping towards the
back stopped to confront Hogan but Hogan ordered the Bulgarian Bully to the
back.
It looks like
the October PPV is starting to shape up.
Stay tuned as things are only heating up.
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