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Two WWE Superstars Arrested After Cincinnati Smackdown Taping

According to PWInsider.com, Chris Jericho and Gregory “Hurricane” Helms were arrested in Kenton County, KY around 5:00 AM this morning by the Erlanger Police Department. Jericho and Helms were both charged with alcohol intoxication in a public place. Each of them were bonded out in a little more than an hour. Kenton County is close to Cincinnati, OH, where WWE taped Smackdown last night.

One person with knowledge of the jurisdiction sent word that they will probably be given a 50 dollar fine and it could have been a situation as innocent as an officer smelling alcohol on their breath.

Results – WWE: RAW in Dayton, OH – 1/04/10

DAYTON, Ohio – Like unicorns, the Loch Ness monster and the lost city of Atlantis, the return of Bret Hart to WWE seemed merely the stuff of legend, a sight among the WWE faithful that would never come to fruition.

Then it happened. After a controversial exit and a 12-year absence, The Excellence of Execution agreed to return to WWE as the first special guest host of Raw to kick off the new year. Even Bigfoot himself couldn’t have proven a more exciting host … or more shocking.

Mr. McMahon betrayed Bret Hart
Closure. If Bret Hart’s appearance on Monday Night Raw could be summed up in one world, that’s it. The former five-time WWE Champion and WWE Hall of Famer seemed determined to bring perspective and resolution to the controversial events of the past, most glaringly the infamous “Montreal Screwjob.”

Like a leery mountain lion guarding his pride, Mr. McMahon invited Hart into the ring. While the two proud men initially reacted defensively, trading cold words and icy glares, their distrust eventually began to thaw. The Chairman even announced that Hart’s father, famous trainer Stu Hart, would be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame this spring.

After the two had shaken hands and raised their arms in a triumphant truce, however, Mr. McMahon reverted back to form, hitting the WWE Hall of Famer with a low blow that left him in a fetal position in the center of the ring.

Randy Orton defeated Kofi Kingston
Last Monday, Randy Orton gave his Legacy charges, Cody Rhodes & Ted DiBiase, an ultimatum: Win your match or be barred from the group. This week, the Legacy ringleader was forced to choke down a spoonful of his own medicine. Earlier in the evening, Rhodes & DiBiase confronted their mentor and told him that if he lost his match against Kofi Kingston, he would be booted from the group.

With Rhodes & DiBiase looking on at ringside, The Viper clashed with Kingston in a rivalry that has boiled over several times in the past. On this occasion, though, Orton would prevail, perhaps in part due to a bit of unexpected incentive.

WWE Champion Sheamus defeated Evan Bourne
Sheamus continued his frightening reign. After retaining his title last week against John Cena, the WWE Champion came crowing. After bragging that he is now the best there is and the best there will ever be, Sheamus was confronted by a courageous Evan Bourne, who stepped forth to challenge him. While the high-flyer demonstrated that speed and agility can stagger a giant, The Celtic Warrior managed to hinder and hobble Bourne, persisting on his path of ruin.

Mike Tyson to serve as special guest host next week
A man comfortable with destroying opponents inside a ring, Mike Tyson, will act as special guest host of Raw next week. This won’t be the first time the boxing legend has joined Raw, and this time is sure to be just as memorable.

Unified Tag Team Champions DX defeated Chris Jericho & Big Show
Chris Jericho had his chances. The SmackDown Superstar and his partner, Big Show, held the Unified Tag Team Championships for months, which allowed Jericho to appear on all WWE brands, including Raw. Last month, however, Jeri-Show dropped the titles to Triple H & Shawn Michaels. Ever since, the arrogant Superstar has done everything in his power to recapture the titles, which would once again allow him to launch his petty attacks on Raw.

Jericho’s whining, however, simply wasn’t enough. When Jeri-Show teamed up against DX, The Game and HBK, with a little help from Hornswoggle, managed to overcome their opponents and bid Jericho a gleeful goodbye.

MVP defeated Mark Henry, Carlito and Jack Swagger
United States Champion The Miz loves to be seen and, unfortunately, heard. Which may explain why he sat in on commentary to watch the Fatal Four Way Match featuring MVP, Mark Henry, Carlito and Jack Swagger to determine the No. 1 contender for the U.S. Title. When the dust, and Miz’s mouth, finally settled, Montel Vontavious Porter emerged victorious among the field and will face the self-proclaimed “Awesome” Superstar for the championship.

Maryse defeated Brie Bella
In the wake of a serious leg injury that will have Melina out for several months, WWE has arranged a Divas Championship Tournament to determine a new champion. The first round witnessed Maryse facing off against Brie Bella, who was accompanied by her twin sister, Nikki. Just as it appeared the conceited Canadian had gained an advantage, Nikki switched places with her weary sister. After a futile attempt to alert the referee, the beautiful blond took matters into her own lethal hands and finished Nikki off herself to prevail and move to the next round.

Guest host Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels reconciled
The conclusion of the WWE Title Match at Survivor Series 1997 between then-champion Bret “Hit Man” Hart and Shawn Michaels remains one of the most controversial episodes in WWE history. Hart was forced to relinquish his title to HBK after the referee called for a quick bell while Michaels had his opponent locked in Hart’s signature submission hold, The Sharpshooter, despite the fact that Hart never submitted.

The incident, known as the “Montreal Screwjob,” left a bitter taste in Hart’s mouth, including a palpable disdain for both Michaels and the man who orchestrated his defeat, Mr. McMahon.

While revenge has always nourished motivation, time continues to mend old wounds, which seemed to be the case when Hart addressed the audience at the top of Raw. Not only did the former five-time WWE Champion and WWE Hall of Famer thank the WWE Universe for their support, he also called out Michaels in an effort to bury the hatchet.

Michaels obliged, and the two talked openly about their feelings from that night and beyond. The men concluded their conversation with a handshake and, eventually, a heartfelt embrace. Perhaps in a forgiving mood, Hart even called out Mr. McMahon, who nonetheless did not emerge to join the two in the ring.

Monday Night Wars Return! TNA vs. WWE 1/4/09

Not since 2001 has WWE gone head-to-head on Monday night against another wrestling organization. TNA is taking a huge risk with its 3-hour live special on January 4, 2010 at 8:00 PM ET/PT. Yes you heard that right TNA is airing on a MONDAY!

TNA Wrestling sent out this presser:

HULKAMANIA IS COMING BACK TO MONDAY NIGHT ON “TNA iMPACT!” LIVE JANUARY 4 ON SPIKE TV
Hulk Hogan’s First Live Appearance On Spike TV’s “TNA iMPACT” Will Be In A Special 3-Hour Live Episode Monday, January 4 At 8:00 PM ET/PT

The biggest name in professional wrestling history, Hulk Hogan, will make his first live appearance on Total Nonstop Action (TNA) Wrestling’s “TNA iMPACT!” in a live 3-hour special on Spike TV Monday, January 4, 2010 at 8:00PM ET/PT. Hogan and TNA President Dixie Carter attended “The Ultimate Fighter Heavyweights” Finale in Las Vegas where Hogan made the announcement in an interview with Joe Rogan.

“TNA iMPACT!” will be going against “WWE Monday Raw” on USA Network, the first time two wrestling companies have broadcast live head-to-head since the “Monday Night Wars” in the late 1990’s between WWE and WCW. This “iMPACT!” special will broadcast live from the TNA iMPACT! Zone at Universal Studios in Orlando, Fl.

Hogan’s first appearance inside the six-sided ring of TNA Wrestling will follow weeks of speculation after Hogan and Carter announced their partnership on October 27 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Hogan has hinted in various media interviews that he’ll have multiple surprises in store for TNA Wrestling fans.

“I knew when I signed with TNA, that it would be important to make a statement with the first episode. Going head-to-head on January 4th, makes the statement loud and clear: Game on!” Hogan said.
“TNA is kicking off 2010 in the biggest way possible with the biggest name in the history of our sport. Hulk Hogan is a pop culture icon, and his arrival will change not only TNA, but the entire professional wrestling landscape. We’re firing that first shot,” Carter said.

Joining Hogan for the three-hour live “iMPACT!” will be TNA World Heavyweight Champion “The Phenomenal” AJ Styles, Olympic Gold Medalist Kurt Angle, Mick Foley, Kevin Nash, “The Samoan Submission Machine” Samoa Joe, “The Boss” Bobby Lashley and “The Blueprint” Matt Morgan.

“TNA iMPACT!” will resume its normal timeslot on Thursday, January 7th at 9:00 PM ET/PT with an encore viewing of the live “iMPACT!” special.

Former WWE Superstar, Eddie “Umaga” Fatu, Passes Away

Eddie Fatu, better known as former WWE Superstar Umaga, passed away today at the age of 36. He reportedly suffered a heart attack late last night. His wife found him this morning unconscious with blood coming out of his nose, and not breathing. He was rushed to the hospital where he was put on life support. He suffered a reported second heart attack in the afternoon. He passed away around 6:00 PM EST.

WWE is reportedly working with his family, and there may be a service on Tuesday or Wednesday since much of the WWE crew would be able to attend since Smackdown is being taped in Houston.

Lexi Pillman, Daughter of Brian Pillman, Dead at 26

Although we cannot 100% confirm this story at this time, PWInsider is reporting that Lexi Pillman, stepdaughter of the late Brian Pillman, has passed away. The following is the original story, as well as the update, from PWInsider…

Alexis Pillman, the stepdaughter of the late Brian Pillman, who had been working independents on and off in last year as “Sexi” Lexi Pillman, passed away yesterday at the age of 26.

Pillman had debuted as a manager in January 2008, working a Georgia independent group and had appeared for Showtime All-Star Wrestling in TN as a valet for Sean Casey as well as a number of other independent promotions since that time.

She also made an appearance at a June 2008 TNA house show in Cincinnati, where she worked as a ring girl and specific mention was made of her stepfather’s heritage to the live crowd.

We don’t have any details in regard to her passing but word began spreading this evening among the independent circles in the Mid-West area. Sean Casey, who was trained by Brian Pillman, posted a memorial graphic in her memory on his official Myspace earlier today.

Our deepest condolences to the Pillman family and friends at this time.

1:40 AM Update: We have been informed Pillman passed away following a car accident. We don’t have further information at this time. Again, our condolences to the entire Pillman family and friends during this terrible time.

Spoilers – WWE: Smackdown Taping – 5/15/09

Smackdown from Dayton, OH starts with John Morrison & CM Punk vs. The World’s Greatest Tag Team! Punk and Morrison win when Morrison hits the twisting split legged moonsault on Haas for the pin. Punk and Morrison mug for the camera like they’re best friends and totally forget their huge feud from last year.

Out comes Chris Jericho to talk about the “conspiracy” against him. After a lengthy promo, he calls out Rey Mysterio only to get Edge instead. Edge berates Jericho about being the ‘face’ of Smackdown. Both verbally jockey for authority of the ring and who gets to call out their opponent at Judgment Day. Out comes Teddy Long to shut them up and sets up Jericho vs. Edge tonight.

Next up is Jeff Hardy. But first a recap of last week’s PG 13 show sponsored by…Men’s hair coloring? A lot of kids will use that stuff!

Jeff Hardy vs. Ricky Ortiz and…Ortiz wins!! Just kidding. Hardy gets W with a Swanton after a WAY too competitive of a match. Josh Matthews comes in to interview Hardy. Hardy points out Edge wins then loses at every PPV and Hardy plans on keeping that pattern intact at Judgment Day.

Divas tag action is next. Alicia Fox & Michelle McCool vs. Gail Kim & Melina. Could we please get a Triple Threat with Melina, McCool and Kim? It could rival the Wrestlemania match with Stratus, Jazz and Lita. Melina pins McCool with her version of the Code Red.

Next up is Jimmy Wang Yang (who still has Deuce and Domino in his entrance video) vs. Dolph Ziggler. Ziggler wins with his reverse Paydirt.

The Great Khali comes out to exact some revenge from last week. Ziggler takes a powder and we go to commercial.

Cryme Tyme is back stage stirring the pot between Eve and Layla. Eve is now inspired to start a cat fight with Ms. El at the makeup table. Cryme Tyme “break up” the fight.

R-Truth vs. Mike Knox – R-Truth goes over after a spinning flying forearm shot.

Josh Mathews interviews Rey in the back to promote the IC match with Jericho this Sunday. They went to Grisham & JR in the ring to shill the PPV some more.

Edge vs. Jericho – Both cheated like crazy and the audience didn’t know who to cheer for (but leaned more towards Edge). Both hit their submission moves and both got to the ropes. Edge wins after Jericho brings in a chair. Edge tries to use the chair on Jericho but Hardy comes down and hits the Swanton on the chair then takes out Jericho with a tope from the top rope to the floor. Then out comes CM Punk. The crowd erupts! Just as he’s about to cash in the briefcase Umaga attacks, but Punk ducks and clocks him with the briefcase. They powder and fight into the crowd. Meanwhile Hardy attacks Edge in the ring again to the crowd’s approval. Jericho slowly backs away up the ramp and is then promptly attacked by Mysterio. This is where the show probably ends.

Source: PWInsider

Results – ECW From Dayton, OH – 5/12/09

After a nearly four-year absence, “The Peep Show” made its return to WWE on Tuesday night, as ECW Champion Christian brought his signature show to the Land of the Extreme. With his Judgment Day opponent, Jack Swagger, as his special guest, Captain Charisma once again outsmarted “The All-American American,” gaining the momentum he needs just five days before he defends the ECW Title.

“The Peep Show” with ECW Champion Christian and Jack Swagger

For the first time as ECW Champion, Christian brought “The Peep Show” to ECW on Sci Fi Tuesday night. Captain Charisma’s special guest was none other than his Judgment Day opponent, Jack Swagger. “The All-American American” promised Christian he’ll reclaim the ECW Championship that Christian “cheated” to “steal” at Backlash, showing the WWE Universe clips of Christian exposing the turnbuckle for the victory. But instead of playing clips of Swagger exposing the opposite turnbuckle, Christian offered a montage of Swagger’s greatest lisp-filled speeches on ECW. (WATCH)

Since ECW’s interim General Manager, Tiffany, promised there’d be consequences to pay if either Christian or Swagger engaged in physicality during “The Peep Show,” Swagger continued to berate the ECW Champion. But it was only a matter of time before Christian abruptly ended “The Peep Show,” and attacked his stunned Judgment Day opponent with a punch to the face. An irate Swagger ran out of the ring as the WWE Universe cheered for Christian. Will the ECW Champion successfully defend the title Sunday at Judgment Day, or will Swagger reclaim the Extreme gold to once again become the face of the Tuesday night franchise? Tune in to Judgment Day, this Sunday at 8/7 CT, live and only on pay-per-view.

Finlay def. Tyson Kidd

With Natalya banned from ringside, a retribution-seeking Finlay defeated Tyson Kidd by disqualification on ECW on Sci Fi. But The Belfast Brawler wasn’t celebrating his win after David Hart Smith emerged to back up Kidd. The Hart Dungeon-trained duo brutally attacked Finlay, as Kidd used Finlay’s shillelagh twice against him. After the vicious assault, Natalya joined Kidd and the son of the British Bulldog for a Pink & Black Attack reunion in the ring. Now that Smith has joined Kidd and Natalya in the Land of the Extreme, will anyone be able to stop this trio?

Mark Henry def. Tommy Dreamer

With WWE Hall of Famer Tony Atlas in his corner, The World’s Strongest Man was victorious against Tommy Dreamer. The ECW Original fell victim to Henry’s World’s Strongest Slam Tuesday night. Dreamer’s defeat comes at a time when he’s fighting to be king of the Land of the Extreme once again. With his contract expiring in just weeks, Dreamer vowed to become ECW Champion or leave WWE. Will Dreamer’s hopes of becoming ECW Champion again be crushed? Or will the ECW Original fight his way to the top? And what will Henry do Thursday night on “WWE Superstars” when he faces ECW Champion Christian just days before he defends the Extreme Title at Judgment Day?

Vladimir Kozlov def. Chad Collyer

Since his ECW arrival, Vladmir Kozlov has been undefeated in singles action, repeatedly and mercilessly beating his competition. After his win, The Moscow Mauler demanded an interview from the ECW announce team. Josh Mathews asked Kozlov how his Russian military training has helped him. Kozlov explained that he’s trained in the superior Russian martial art of Sambo, “which uses the great combination of skills and discipline,” Kozlov said. “That is why I will dominate everyone here in ECW.” He then again delivered a mysterious, forceful, message to the WWE Universe in Russian. What will the dominant Kozlov do next? Will any ECW Superstar be able to stop him?

Credit: WWE.com

Spoilers – WWE: Superstars Taping – 5/14/09

The following matches were taped at this week’s WWE tapings in Ohio to be aired this Thursday at 8:00 PM Eastern time on the WGN America network.

Big Show vs. Hornswoggle. Big Show placed Hornswoggle on the rope and lied down. After talking Hornswoggle into doing a frog splash, Big Show rolled away while Hornswoggle was mid-air. He tried it again, but Goldust ran down, causing the end of the match after the two of them (BS and GD) fought.

Rey Mysterio defeated Shelton Benjamin. John Morrison sat in on commentary for the match. Good back and forth match. Rey hit the 619 and the West Coast Pop for the win. After the match, Morrison beat up Shelton.

Christian over Mark Henry. Christian won with a crossbody block.

Credit: Feras Ballout/TWNP News

Results – WWE: Monday Night RAW – 5/11/09

The pyro explodes as we’re live in Columbus, Ohio for tonight’s RAW from the Nationwide Arena. Michael Cole welcomes us to RAW, just six nights away from Judgment Day. Lilian Garcia is in the ring and she introduces the WWE Champion Randy Orton.

Voices starts playing and Orton walks out with Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase. Orton starts in on the fans as he takes the mic. Orton says the fans don’t fight back when they deal with problems, they just sit and take it. Orton calls everyone cowards. Orton says he put an end to the McMahon era last week and shows clips of their match with Shane.

Orton says everyone needs to recognize that WWE revolves around him and mentions Batista. Orton says earlier today, Vickie Guerrero announced a “no physical contact” ruling between Orton and Batista until Judgment Day. Orton invites Batista to the ring for a chat and the music plays, out comes Batista to the ring.

Orton tells Batista that he will not win the WWE Championship, not this Sunday, not ever. Orton offers Batista a chance to join Legacy. Ted tells Batista he knows he’s mad about getting kicked by Orton. Ted says it was the best thing for his own career when Orton kicked him in the head. Ted tries to convince Batista to join. Orton says they will be bigger than the Horsemen, DX and Evolution if he joins. Orton says Batista could be on his side and brings up Arn Anderson and Ric Flair. Orton says Batista can be his enforcer like Arn was to Flair. Batista takes the mic and says it sounds like a great opportunity but there’s one problem, he don’t like him. He despises Orton, he says. No, he loathes Orton. Batista says he will never be Orton’s backup. Batista says he is here to hurt Orton and there’s nothing he can do to stop him. Orton says Batista just made the biggest mistake of his life and if there wasn’t a ruling tonight, he would drop him right now.

Batista says he’s tired of listening to Orton and Vickie Guerrero and he’s tired of waiting. Batista says he’s pretty sure Vickie won’t call off the Judgment Day match so there’s nothing stopping him from destroying Orton tonight. Batista drops the mic and backs up. Excuse me! Out comes Vickie and Chavo Guerrero and she’s pissed. She asks if she was just called predictable. She doesn’t care if they tear each other up. She says things are going to get interesting and announces Batista vs. DiBiase and Rhodes tonight. She says if Legacy wins, there will be a 3 on 1 Handicap match tonight and if Batista wins, we will see Orton vs. Batista tonight. Batista vs. DiBiase and Rhodes is next, after the commercial.

Batista vs. Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase

Back from the break and the match is already underway. Batista is working over Ted in the corner with shoulders. Batista launches Ted into the other corner and continues to control the match. Michael Cole calls this a tag team match up. Batista hits a big suplex on Cody after he comes in. Ted distracts Batista and Cody takes his knee out from behind and goes to work, tagging back in Ted.

Ted comes in and works over the leg of Batista. Cody comes back in for some double teaming on both legs. Cody stomps away on Batista. Ted tags himself back in and uses the apron against Batista’s leg. 2 count by Ted. Batista kicks Ted into Cody but Cody comes back in with more focus on the leg. Batista fights them both off and clotheslines Cody a few times. Clothesline in the corner by Batista and a big back drop. He kicks Ted off the apron but turns around to a shot from Cody. Batista nails Cody and he rolls to the floor. The ref is distracted as Cody brings in a steel chair to the ring. Batista stops him but the ref turns around to Batista with the chair in his hands, swinging it as Cody ducks back to the floor. The ref DQ’s Batista.

Winners: Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase by DQ

It will be a 3 on 1 Handicap match later tonight in the main event. Cody and Ted taunt Batista as they head to the back and we go for another commercial break.

Maryse and Jillian vs. Mickie James and Kelly Kelly

WWE Divas Champion Maryse is in the ring with after we return from commercial. She’s speaking in French and says if she wasn’t Maryse, she would want to be. Out comes Mickie followed by Kelly. Jillian and Kelly start the match off and Jillian gets taken down by Kelly.

Kelly hits a few counters and a nice head scissors move. Maryse distracts Kelly and Jillian drops her with a clothesline for a 2 count. Jillian in control now. Maryse is tagged in and they double team Kelly. Maryse applies a chinlock on Kelly. Kelly gets to her feet but Maryse drops her using her hair. Mickie comes in and goes to work on Maryse with her usual offense. Mickie hits the big Thesz Press off the top but only gets a 2 count as Jillian makes the save. Kelly dumps Jillian to the floor and clotheslines her off the apron. Maryse goes for her DDT in the ring but Mickie counters it. Mickie ends up hitting her DDT and getting the pinfall for the win on Maryse.

Winners: Mickie James and Kelly Kelly

Josh Matthews is backstage with Randy Orton. He starts talking when Ted DiBiase walks up and says Cody Rhodes is gone. Orton steps away from the corner and they’re seen talking. Orton asks where Batista is at and they march off. Back to commercial.

Back from the break and Cole leads us into replays of Backlash where Big Show threw John Cena into the light. Then we see what happened last week where Show beat the hell out of Cena.

Backstage is Chavo Guerrero talking with Vickie. He’s proud of her for the way she handled herself earlier. Chavo talks about John Cena and says even though he’s not medically cleared until Sunday, he should be forced to compete tonight in an “exhibition match” to prove that he’s not milking his injuries. Chavo says Cena will compete until Vickie is satisfied. Vickie says that’s brilliant and announces Cena vs. Miz later, which we already knew.

We go to Michael Cole and Jerry Lawler, who are in the ring for some odd reason. They run down the card for this Sunday’s Judgment Day from the ring. Odd.

Backstage we see Cody and Ted looking for Cody, going separate ways. Randy finds him talking to some woman. A man runs by saying he will get a doctor. Orton finds Ted laid out in the hallway with officials tending to him. Orton is pissed as we go back to break.

We get a “Coming Soon” promo for the RAW return of Mr. Kennedy.

Carlito vs. The Brian Kendrick

WWE’s Unified Tag Team Champions Primo and Carlito start to make their entrance but Primo goes back to the back. Out next is Carlito’s opponent, The Brian Kendrick.

Kendrick taunts Carlito as the bell rings and Carlito lays him out. Big dropkick by Carlito. Cole says Carlito requested this rematch this week. Kendrick gets a break and takes control, hitting a clothesline in the corner and going to the top. Carlito kicks him in mid-air and drops him with a big clothesline and then a big leg drop. 2 count by Carlito. Carlito goes to springboard off the ropes and Kendrick yanks him down by his hair. Kendrick throws Carlito into the ring post and rolls him up for a 3 count out of nowhere.

Winner: The Brian Kendrick

After the match, Kendrick takes the mic. He says that was just the first step. The next step is to find a tag team partner and become the WWE Tag Team Champions.

Back from commercial and we’re supposed to get John Cena vs. The Miz, but the music hits and out comes Big Show. Show makes his way over and takes a seat on RAW’s announce table.

Exhibition Match: The Miz vs. John Cena

Lilian announces that they will wrestle this match until Vickie Guerrero stops the match. Out first is John Cena to a pretty big pop. Cena stares down Show as he enters the ring. Out next is The Miz with a mic. Miz says what Show has done to Cena recently doesn’t compare to what he will do to him tonight. Miz taunts Cena. Miz puts down 12 Rounds and Cena’s rap albums. Miz says he’s awesome as we get ready to start.

No bell rings and there’s no referee. They go at it and go to the mat. Cena has his eyes on Big Show the whole time. Miz takes control and starts throwing Cena around and hits a nice suplex. Taunts by Miz. Miz hits his running clothesline in the corner as Show watches. Miz stomps away on Cena and works him over in the corner. Miz misses the corner clothesline this time and Cena hits him with two shoulders and a back drop.

Cena hits the Five Knuckle Shuffle on Miz when Vickie appears on the big screen. She says she has seen enough and is stopping this exhibition, saying it’s obvious Cena has no chance against Show. Miz takes advantage and decks Cena. Miz drops Cena and says he is now 3 and 0. Show just stares at Cena as we go backstage. WTF?

Backstage we see Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton talking. Orton tells Cody it’s time he proves himself and go find Batista and take him out. Cody says he’s got this as he walks off. Back to commercial.

Back from commercial and Chavo is backstage talking with Vickie. Santina Marella walks up. Vickie asks if it’s true that she called him swine-like last week. Santina says it was Santino and not her. Chavo tries proving it’s Santino but she slaps him. Vickie calls Rosa and Beth Phoenix in to try and prove it. Vickie orders Rosa to give Santina a good luck kiss. She kisses Santina. Santina grabs her and plants a kiss back on her. They try and get Santino to admit it. Santina says it’s true, she likes women. Comedy stuff here.

We see Cody Rhodes backstage walking with a pipe. He hears something behind a door and opens it. Hornswoggle runs out from behind it. Batista grabs Cody from behind and throws him into the wall. Batista throws Cody inside the room, goes in with him and shuts the door. Back to commercial.

Beth Phoenix vs. Santina Marella

Back from the break and Beth Phoenix comes out with Rosa at her side. Beth looks pissed. The music hits and out comes her opponent, Santina Marella. Santina plays around to start the match. Beth rocks her with shots and goes to work with shoulders in the corner. Beth clotheslines Santina to the floor and goes after him. Beth lifts Santina above her head and throws her back in the ring. Beth with stomps and kicks now.

Santina manages a reversal but Beth catches him in a full nelson. Santina tries to power out and eventually breaks the hold. Beth mounts Santina with rights and lefts. Beth smacks and punches him, saying this has embarrassed her too much. Santina rolls Beth up out of nowhere to get the pin and the win.

Winner: Santina Marella

Backstage Josh Matthews approaches John Cena. He asks Cena how is he going to be able to compete at Judgment Day this weekend. Cena says he is hurt and going through hard times, but how does that make him any different from anyone else? Cena says despite the troubles, people always find a way to adapt and overcome so he has to do what he does best – adapt and overcome. Cena says he isn’t going to compete at Judgment Day, he’s going to win.

MVP’s VIP Lounge

The WWE United States Champion MVP is making his way to the ring next. MVP welcomes us to the very first VIP Lounge on RAW. MVP talks about William Regal getting involved in his business last week. MVP calls out William Regal to the VIP Lounge.

Regal comes out and says he hates it how MVP comes to his RAW and acts like he owns it. Regal talks about being RAW GM last year and returning to pay his dues and wait for his chance again. Regal says the draft picks have came to RAW and tried to jump ahead of him in the pecking order. MVP says while he and the fans are straight up ballin, Regal is just boring. Regal says MVP perfectly represents the United States and calls him arrogant, misguided and despised by everyone else in the world. USA chants break out. Regal takes his coat off as Matt Hardy’s music hits and out he comes.

Hardy says since everyone is airing grievances tonight, he has to voice his. He talks about being forced to wrestle in a cast for three weeks. He says his loss to Kofi Kingston last week should be erased. Hardy tells Regal he needs to wait his turn and says he should get the US Title shot because he’s beat MVP so many times before. Hardy enters the ring but Kofi Kingston runs down and lays him out. They brawl to the floor. Chavo Guerrero runs out and says Vickie has ordered that the ring be cleared now for a tag team match after the break.

MVP and Kofi Kingston vs. William Regal and Matt Hardy

Back from the break and Kofi is going at it with Regal. 2 count by Kofi. Kofi decks Hardy off the apron. Kofi hits his big leg drop on Regal for a close 2 count. Hardy comes in the ring but so does MVP. The ref is distracted as Matt hits Kofi in the back with the cast. Regal with a 2 count on Kofi.

Matt is tagged in now and he goes to work on Kofi. Hardy with a scoop slam and a 2 count. Hardy with a body submission on Kofi as MVP waits for the tag. Hardy tags in Regal who comes in kicking at Kofi. Shoulder to the gut by Regal followed by a knee to the gut. Regal taunts MVP. Kofi starts fighting back but Regal slams him. 2 count by Regal. Hardy comes back in and continues the assault on Kofi. Another abdominal stretch by Matt on Kofi.

The hold is broken but Regal is tagged back in. A submission by Regal now. More knees by Regal. MVP is finally tagged in and goes to work on Regal with rights and lefts. A big knee to the face by MVP. MVP hits his ballin’ elbow for a 2 count. Hardy comes in but Kofi sends him to the floor. Regal dumps Kofi to the floor. MVP mounts Regal with rights and lefts and nails his big kick in the corner to the face of Regal. MVP hits the Playmaker for the pinfall and the win.

Winners: MVP and Kofi Kingston

Randy Orton is shown backstage making his way to the ring by himself for the main event. We go back to commercial.

Randy Orton vs. Batista

Back from the break and the WWE Champion Randy Orton makes his way to the ring for what was supposed to be a 3 on 1 Handicap match. Orton takes the mic and tells Batista he made his point and says there’s no reason they should fight just six days away from their pay-per-view match. Orton is interrupted by Batista’s music.

Batista enters the ring and it looks like we’ve got a match. Orton strikes first and goes for an RKO. Batista lays him out with a clothesline. Orton goes to the floor and tries going into the crowd but Batista pulls him back into the ring. Big spinebuster by Batista and another. Batista brings a chair in the ring and smacks Orton with it, getting disqualified. Batista cracks Orton with the chair a few times and starts hitting his ankle with it like Orton did to Shane McMahon last week. Batista brings the steel steps in the ring.

Rhodes runs down but gets hit with a Batista Bomb. DiBiase attacks from the back. Orton goes for a RKO but Batista blocks it and drops Ted. He goes for the Batista Bomb on Orton but Ted stops him. Batista spears Ted and grabs the steps again. Orton goes to the floor. Batista launches the huge steps over the top rope and onto the ramp but Orton moves out of the way. Batista’s music plays as we go to replays. Orton is down on the ramp as Batista tells him he’s done from the ring. RAW goes off the air.

Credit: Feras Ballout/TWNP News

What You Didn’t See on RAW

James Laurinaitis, son of Road Warrior Animal and player for the St. Louis Rams along with Marcus Freeman of the Chicago Bears were in attendance for last night’s RAW.

The dark match before last night’s RAW saw Sheamus O’Shaunessy defeat Jamie Noble. The two have been working matches on the road with the RAW brand this past weekend.

After last night’s RAW went off the air, John Cena and Batista defeated Big Show and Randy Orton in the dark main event. The finish came when Cena and Batista hit a double suplex on Big Show then Cena hit the Attitude Adjuster on Show for the win.

Credit: Art Vandelay/TWNP News

WWE Returns to Youngstown, OH on 5/9/09

World Wrestling Entertainment presents SmackDown/ECW Live at 7:30 PM on May 9, 2009 at The Chevrolet Centre in Youngstown, Ohio.

On-Sale Date: Saturday, March 14th at 10:00am

Ticket Information: Get your tickets at the box office, all Ticketmaster outlets and www.Ticketmaster.com, Starting at $15.00.

Charge by Phone: 1-800-745-3000 (Toll Free)

Prices: $60, $40, $30, $20 and $15

SmackDown returns to Youngstown for the First Time in Over a Year!
Come See Your Favorite SmackDown/ECW Superstars!

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