The self-proclaimed “best at what he does” strutted onto SmackDown, not only to assure victory against D-Generation X for himself and Big Show at WWE TLC (match preview), but also to insist that SmackDown General Manager Theodore Long place him in the No. 1 Contender’s Match for the World Heavyweight Championship. Instead, Long informed Jericho that he would face The Undertaker later in the evening in a non-title match. Full results.
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November 27, 2009
SmackDown Results: Hungry Animal Heading to WWE TLC
WWE Preparing for "Tribute to the Troops" Taping
WWE will be taping Smackdown and ECW this Sunday (November 29) in Hampton, VA as the television crew and wrestlers will be leaving right after the Raw taping on Monday (November 30) in Baltimore, MD for Iraq to do the annual "Tribute to the Troops" event. The show will air on Saturday, December 19 at 9:00 p.m. ET (8:00 p.m. CT) on NBC.
Five Questions for WWE Exec VP-Marketing Michelle Wilson
Superkick Heard Around the World
This Day in Wrestling History
Happy Birthday to Davy Boy Smith aka the British Bulldog
November 27, 1962
Dennis Rodman filed a lawsuit against World Championship Wrestling. Rodman claimed that WCW still owed him money for his match at the BATB PPV
November 27, 1998
The Undertaker defeated Hulk Hogan for the WWF(E) Heavyweight title.
November 27, 1991
November 26, 2009
WWE Superstars Results: Vivacious Victory
A while back, Ziggler promised to become a World Champion. But, it appears his braggadocios ways may be interfering.
The egotistical Superstar didn’t appear to learn his lesson when he scrapped with R-Truth on “WWE Superstars.” Unlike boasting his physique or playing with his hair like his narcissistic opponent, R-Truth focused on tactics. The animated competitor, as a result, secured an impressive triumph after dialing up an emphatic Lie Detector. Full results.
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Hulkamania Tour Attendance Figures
The 11/21 Hulkamania show at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, Australia drew about 8,000. A disappointing number for local promoters that spent big money to bring in Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair, and shilled out cash for the show's production.
The second show, on 11/24 in Perth, Western Australia, drew a reported 2,500 fans.
source: the wrestling observer newsletter
Linda McMahon Saying Hello to her Grandchildren
Rotunda Brothers Follow Dad Mike into Professional Wrestling
As children, Brooksville natives Taylor and Windham Rotunda spent a lot of time watching their father do his job.
Mike Rotunda wasn't in law enforcement, medicine or some other traditional vocation. He dressed in flashy costumes, marched around to his own theme music, and worked in front of thousands of people, many of whom wanted his head to be torn off.
Mike was a professional wrestler, and his two sons now are making their own bids to follow in his footsteps...More?
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This Day in Wrestling History
Ric Flair defeated Ronny Garvin for the NWA Heavyweight Wrestling title and Dusty Rhodes defeated Lex Luger for the NWA U.S. Heavyweight title.
November 25, 1987
Diesel defeated Bob Backlund for the WWF(E) Heavyweight title.
November 25, 1994
Randy Savage won the WCW Heavyweight title in a 60 man battle royal and Smokey Mountain Wrestling ceased operation.
November 25, 1995
Scott Steiner defeated Booker T for the WCW Heavyweight title and Kevin Nash & Diamond Dallas Page defeated Chuck Palumbo & Sean Stasiak for the WCW Tag Team title.
November 25, 2000
November 25, 2009
WWE Ranked Among Nation's Best By Forbes.com
WWE has been recognized as one of Forbes.com's Top 200 Best Small Companies. For more details click here.
This Day in Wrestling History
The Fabulous Moolah (as the Spider Woman) defeated Wendi Richter for the WWF(E) Women's title.
November 24, 1985
Bret "Hitman" Hart defeated Shawn Michaels to retain the WWF(E) Championship at Survivor Series.
November 24, 1992
November 24, 2009
Los Angeles Promoter Mike Lebell Passed Away
Mike Lebell, the promoter of the NWA Los Angeles territory during the 1960s and 1970s died this afternoon. He was 79 years old...More?
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ECW Results: Roundtable Rift
Viewing Yoshi Tatsu as his ticket back to the ECW Championship, William Regal was intently focused on winning tonight’s match. The British Brawler was so driven, he implored his cronies, Ezekiel Jackson & Vladimir Kozlov, to do whatever they could to insure his victory. Yet, a miscue from Kozlov allowed Tatsu to kick Regal in the head and win the match.
After his devastating loss, Regal chewed out his two monsters, blaming them for this setback. The Moscow Mauler then falsely accused Jackson of costing their kingpin the bout. This did not sit well with Big Zeke who proceeded to destroy Kozlov and Regal, sending a message that he was not happy with The Ruthless Roundtable. Full results.
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Another Triple H Conspiracy Theory
Kevin Eck of The Baltimore Sun had this to say about the mega-push Sheamus is receiving by facing John Cena at the WWE:TLC pay per view next month:
Most weeks, Jesse Ventura appearing on Raw and reuniting with former broadcast partner Vince McMahon at the announce table would be the most noteworthy thing on the show. But as great as it was to see “The Body” back on WWE programming as the guest host for Monday night’s eventful three-hour episode of Raw, the big news is that a young wrestler was elevated to main event status and will face John Cena for the WWE title on the next pay-per-view in three weeks.
The disappointing news – in my opinion, at least – is that the guy WWE hand-picked to be the chosen one is Sheamus.
Sheamus? To borrow a line from The Miz: “Really?”
Speaking of The Miz, I think he would have been a better choice for the spot. So would Jack Swagger. And Ted DiBiase Jr. And MVP. On the Smackdown side, I look at guys such as John Morrison, R-Truth, and Dolph Ziggler (more about him later) as being more worthy of breaking through the glass ceiling. I think newcomer Drew McIntyre also has more star potential than the “Celtic Warrior.” Heck, if WWE is so intent on elevating a monster heel, why not Mike Knox?
It’s not like I think Sheamus is a bad worker or anything, and he does have a unique look going for him. But from what I have seen so far, he just seems to be lacking the “it” factor. I’m not saying that I think he’s a lost cause as far as becoming a more significant player, but there is no way that he should be pushed to the moon this fast. He’s only been on Raw for five weeks. A few months ago he was losing matches to Goldust on ECW.
OK, so here’s where the conspiracy comes in, and it’s not one that Ventura will be talking about on his new “Conspiracy Theory” show on truTV. It has been all over the Internet as of late that Sheamus’ sudden push is the result of him being the workout partner of Triple H, who obviously wields a lot of power backstage.
I don’t know for certain what is behind the rapid rise of Sheamus, but let’s assume that the Triple H stories are true. It would be unfortunate for all of the guys I mentioned above, but it is what it is. As we all know, pro wrestling is highly political and making the right friends is important. But, ultimately, no matter how connected someone is or how hard they’re pushed, the fans will decide whether or not they make it as a top guy.
I will say this much for Triple H: The last two guys he anointed as the next big things were Randy Orton and Batista, so he has a pretty good track record.
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Triple H on The Morning Buzz
New Triple H interview with Greg from The Morning Buzz radio show. Hunter talks about Shane leaving the WWE, Hogan, Flair, Stephanie & the kids and more. Click here.
ROH Announces Partnership With GoFightLive
Ring of Honor Wrestling and GoFightLive.Tv announce that they are bringing ROH Wrestling to the World through the internet, starting with ROH’s "Final Battle 2009". The Final Battle 2009 show will be broadcast Live! Go Fight Live makes fights worldwide available right on your computer screen, from boxing to MMA, and now professional wrestling...More?
This Day in Wrestling History
Ric Flair defeated Harley Race for the NWA Heavyweight Wrestling title and Ricky Steamboat & Jay Youngblood defeated Jack & Jerry Brisco for the NWA World Tag Team title.
November 24, 1983
November 23, 2009
Post-Survivor Series DX Antics
HBK and Triple H got up slowly and talked to each other with HBK's goofy gestures. Triple H then pointed to the entrance ramp where Cena had just left from, gave him a crotch chop and the two hugged and embraced each other. No sign of a turn, though they both pointed at a sign in the crowd that said "HHH vs. HBK at WrestleMania XXVI..." and shrugged their shoulders at it. They then went around high-fiving guys and commentators before posing at the top of the stage and leaving. Justin Roberts thanked us for coming and that they'd hope to be back in DC in the near future.
source: pwtorch.com
Will Shane McMahon Really Buy a Piece of UFC?
"The Wrestler" to Air on HBO This Weekend
"The Wrestler", starring Mickey Rourke will air on HBO for the first time this weekend. The movie received Academy Award nominations and features scenes that were shot at Ring of Honor, JAPW events and more.
credit: Mike Johnson @ pwinsider
WWE Tribute to the Troops Update
The WWE crews will leave for the Middle East next week for the annual Tribute to the Troops tapings. Talents will leave immediately after RAW next Monday in Baltimore. Due to the tour, SmackDown and ECW for next week will be taped this coming Sunday in Hampton, Virginia.
source: impactwrestling.com
Hulk Hogan Confirms Role in TNA
Hulk Hogan confirmed that he will be appearing as an authority figure on TNA, but will mainly be "handling business" backstage. He also stated that he will be Dixie Carter's business partner...More?
source: pwtorch.com
DX and Booking
This Day in Wrestling History
Kevin Von Erich defeated Dick Murdoch for the Missouri State Heavyweight title.
November 23, 1979
Pedro Morales defeated Magnificent Muraco for the WWWF(WWE) Intercontinental title.
November 23, 1981
Shawn Michaels & Diesel split & abandoned the WWF(E) Tag Team title.
November 23, 1994
November 22, 2009
Survivor Series: DX-ploited By The Champ
While Triple H and Shawn Michaels insisted that competing in a Triple Threat Match for the WWE Championship would do little to sever the deep bond between them, the allure of gold proved too much for the DX cohorts, who quickly turned on one another. As their alliance frayed, WWE Champion John Cena eagerly leveraged his opponents’ betrayal into an intensely fought victory.
Things started out amicably enough. The Game and HBK even greeted the crowd together as DX’s entrance music pervaded the arena. Seconds after the opening bell, however, Michaels unexpectedly lulled his associate to sleep with Sweet Chin Music. With Triple H prone on the canvas, HBK and The Champ exchanged strikes.
As any member of the WWE Universe can tell you, though, never count out Triple H. The King of Kings rallied and the three-man clash took on a different, and dangerous, dynamic as the action moved outside the ring. It was there that The Game smashed HBK through the announcers’ table with a spine buster, leaving Triple H to contend with the WWE Champion. While the match nearly ended with several two-counts, in the end a fatigued Cena refused to quit against his equally exhausted rivals and managed to pin Triple H to retain his title.
source: wwe.com
Detailed Report
Stephanie McMahon and WWE Execs Make the List
CableFAX magazine, a highly regarded industry publication, recently honored Stephanie McMahon as one of their “Most Powerful Women in Cable 2009.” McMahon, WWE’s Executive Vice President, Creative Development & Operations, was lauded for her forward-looking vision, including the overseeing of Raw’s special guest hosts – among them Donald Trump, Shaquille O’Neal and Jeremy Piven – as well as expanding WWE’s sphere by positioning Superstars on non-WWE programming such as Project Runway, Saturday Night Live, The View and Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.
McMahon is joined on the esteemed list by two additional WWE executives, Donna Goldsmith, Chief Operating Officer (left), and Michelle Wilson, Executive Vice President, Marketing.
source: wwe.com
Survivor Series Results
Dark Match:
Santino Marella defeated Chavo Guerrero
Team Morrison vs. Team Miz (Traditional Survivor Series Elimination Tag Team Match):
Winners: Team Miz (Drew McIntyre, The Miz and Sheamus)
Batista vs. Rey Mysterio:
Winner: Batista
Team Kingston vs. Team Orton (Traditional Survivor Series Elimination Tag Team Match):
Winners: Team Kingston (Kofi Kingston)
World Heavyweight Champion Undertaker vs. Big Show vs. Chris Jericho (Triple Threat Match):
Winner: The Undertaker
Team Mickie vs. Team Michelle (Traditional Survivor Series Tag Team Elimination Match):
Winners: Team Mickie (Mickie James & Melina)
WWE Champion John Cena vs. Triple H vs. Shawn Michaels (Triple Threat Match)
Winner: John Cena
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