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the lynx high on "N" total posts: 729 since: Sep 2006	Jan 01, 07 at 10:17am re: WWE: Fighting The War - Wrestlemania Posted
	Sorry for being a bit late on the feedback lately but i'm here now. It was a good solid Smackdown and all of the feuds are hyping up nicely, Michaels and HHH's the most... And i liked seeing Kennedy get his ass wiped by The Undertaker...
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TheCrippler Sic vis pacem, para bellum forum fever total posts: 392 since: Sep 2006	Jan 01, 07 at 1:21pm re: WWE: Fighting The War - Wrestlemania Posted
	Burning Up February 18th, 2007 Hassan Muhammed Hassan has made his presence known over the past week, defeating both Rey Mysterio and Matt Hardy in singles competition. This past Friday, the controversial wrestler went on the record, calling both America and the WWE racist and saying that he will bring down the corrupt system, starting with World Wrestling Entertainment. This Sunday on Heat, Hassan will go one-on-one with Val Venis. Will Hassan continue his winning ways or will Venis be the first man to take him down since his return? One Week... It is only one week until February 25th, the day No Way Out goes live on pay-per-view. One of the hottest rivalries going into next Sunday is the battle between CM Punk and Bryan Danielson over the Cruiserweight title. Punk has attacked Danielson several times over the past month while the "American Dragon" has taken what many would consider the honorable approach, merely speaking out against Punk and all of his actions while waiting for their match at No Way Out. This Sunday, however, Bryan Danielson will take on Kid Kash, one-half of the tag team known as The Pitbulls. With Jamie Noble at ringside and CM Punk ready to take every advantage possible, can Bryan Danielson defeat his opponent? Scheduled Matches Singles Match Muhammed Hassan vs. Val Venis Singles Match Super Crazy vs. Gregory Helms Tag Team Match MNM vs. The World's Greatest Tag Team Singles Match Bryan Danielson vs. Kid Kash
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Filter Inject it with a poison! no-stoppin-me-now total posts: 262 since: Jul 2006	Jan 01, 07 at 1:56pm re: WWE: Fighting The War - Wrestlemania Posted
	Singles Match Muhammed Hassan vs. Val Venis Singles Match Super Crazy vs. Gregory Helms Tag Team Match MNM vs. The World's Greatest Tag Team Singles Match Bryan Danielson vs. Kid Kash ------------------- Read my EWR diary, WWE: Taken Over Listen to Weird Al Yankovic's new single, Ebay. *Apology is the superglue of life. It can repair just about anything.*
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static_puzzle *bleep* Neolithic total posts: 6331 neopoints: 9879 since: Sep 2004	Jan 01, 07 at 6:12pm re: WWE: Fighting The War - Wrestlemania Posted
	Scheduled Matches Singles Match Muhammed Hassan vs. Val Venis Singles Match Super Crazy vs. Gregory Helms Tag Team Match MNM vs. The World's Greatest Tag Team Singles Match Bryan Danielson vs. Kid Kash
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4191mfc member: postin' posse total posts: 541 since: Jan 2006	Jan 01, 07 at 6:35pm re: WWE: Fighting The War - Wrestlemania Posted
	Scheduled Matches Singles Match Muhammed Hassan vs. Val Venis Singles Match Super Crazy vs. Gregory Helms Tag Team Match MNM vs. The World's Greatest Tag Team Singles Match Bryan Danielson vs. Kid Kash
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TheCrippler Sic vis pacem, para bellum forum fever total posts: 392 since: Sep 2006	Jan 03, 07 at 1:45am re: WWE: Fighting The War - Wrestlemania Posted
	Sunday Night Heat (2/18/2007): 1. Muhammed Hassan vs. Val Venis Venis gets a decent pop when he makes his way to the ring but Hassan gets a large amount of heel heat from the American crowd. While not quite a squash match, everyone in attendence who knew anything about wrestling knew who would win. It was, of course, Muhammed Hassan who made Venis pass out in the Camel Clutch after the Canadian was hit over the head with a steel chair by Daivari while the referee was distracted. Hassan continued the hold even after the match was ended while Daivari screamed insults in his native language at Val Venis. Winner: Muhammed Hassan 2. Return The fans boo as Hassan and Daivari continue to disrespect Val Venis but they quickly begin cheering when they Hassan's first victim, Rey Mysterio run down to the ring. Hassan and his manager only notice him after he gets into the ring but as soon as the former champion comes within striking distance, the Arab-Americans make a quick exit. Mysterio helps Venis to his feet and then stares down Hassan and Daivari. 3. Super Crazy vs. Gregory Helms A simple Cruiserweight match that was meant to show off two of the WWE's best lightweight talents. While Super Crazy put up an honorable fight, it was Gregory Helms who picked up the pinfall win after hitting a Shining Wizard. Winner: Gregory Helms 4. Confidence Heat cuts backstage to show The Hooliganz standing backstage with Todd Grisham. The interviewer asks London and Kendrick how they're feeling with a mere week going in to their rematch against The Kings of Wrestling at No Way Out. Brian Kendrick takes the lead in the promo and talks about how ever since Chris Hero and Claudio Castagnoli stepped into the WWE they acted like they're the best thing to walk the face of the planet and should get everything they want. While they may have taken the tag team titles at The Royal Rumble, Kendrick continues, they never pinned The Hooliganz and that is why Paul London and himself are confident that they will walk out of No Way Out on Sunday as the new the Undisputed Tag Team champions. 5. MNM vs. The World's Greatest Tag Team Another good match that showcased some of the WWE's underused wrestlers. Lots of highspot by Nitro and Mercury while Benjamin and Haas used a more technical style. The mat wrestling ended up working when Charlie Haas locked Joey Mercury into the Haas of Pain after hitting he and Benjamin hit him with a Superkick-plex. While Nitro tried to save his partner, he was stopped by Shelton Benjamin and forced to watch as Mercury tapped out. Winner: The World's Greatest Tag Team 6. Betrayal Video A video begins to play showing still images of Degeneration-X's finest moments, from both the distant and recent past, all in black and white without sound. Suddenly, "Regime Change" by Disciple begins to play as the still images change to clips from over the past month, starting with Michaels betrayal of Triple H at The Royal Rumble and continuing to this past Friday's Smackdown. The video ends with the music abruptly ending and the clips stopping at a black and white shot of Triple H and Shawn Michaels in the ring doing a crotch chop. Triple H's voice comes over the sound system, "Shawn Michaels, you were once my greatest friend. But then..." The image then shifted to a picture from the Royal Rumble of the exact second when HBK superkick Triple H in the face as the voice over continues, "You betrayed me. This Sunday, I'm going to repay you for your actions and there will be no way out." 7. Karma's Tool Bryan Danielson's music plays and the entire arena seems to jump to its feet. The Cruiserweight champion makes his way to the ring with his microphone in hand. He reaches the ring and begins to talk about how CM Punk called him a hypocrite this past Friday. Danielson defends himself against the allegation by saying that while there is no honor in destroying an opponent simply to destroy them or for personal gain, this Sunday is different. The American Dragon is going to make sure that Punk gets what is coming to him and Punk has many dishonorable sins that need to be punished. Danielson says that he is simply karma's tool and that he will defeat Punk at No Way Out by any means necessary. 8. Bryan Danielson vs. Kid Kash The Pitbulls' music then plays signalling the arrival of Jamie Noble and Kid Kash. While Kid Kash tried to put up a good fight during this match, every move he made seemed to be counter by the Cruiserweight champion. Even when Jamie Noble tried to interfere, Danielson was able to stop him from distracting the referee by climbing onto the ring apron by simply baseball sliding his legs out from under him. After that, it was only a matter of time before Kash was locked into the Cattle Mutilation and forced to tap out. Winner: Bryan Danielson Quick Results: 1. Muhammed Hassan defeated Val Venis 2. Gregory Helms defeated Super Crazy 3. The World's Greatest Tag Team defeated MNM 4. Bryan Danielson defeated Kid Kash
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TheCrippler Sic vis pacem, para bellum forum fever total posts: 392 since: Sep 2006	Jan 03, 07 at 1:46am re: WWE: Fighting The War - Wrestlemania Posted
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Filter Inject it with a poison! no-stoppin-me-now total posts: 262 since: Jul 2006	Jan 03, 07 at 1:30pm re: WWE: Fighting The War - Wrestlemania Posted
	Good Heat Crippler. I liked the Betrayal Video most, I really pictured what you were talking about. Question, what PPV do you plan to end this feud? Hope it doesn't end too soon. ------------------- Read my EWR diary, WWE: Taken Over Listen to Weird Al Yankovic's new single, Ebay. *Apology is the superglue of life. It can repair just about anything.*
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TheCrippler Sic vis pacem, para bellum forum fever total posts: 392 since: Sep 2006	Jan 03, 07 at 4:15pm re: WWE: Fighting The War - Wrestlemania Posted
	quote WrestlingNews.com News, Rumors, and Updates Professional Wrestling Show Ratings RAW was the first show of the week and it's rating came in at 6.51. This is a huge drop of .33 points from last week's huge score of 6.84. TNA Xplosion's second show on MTV also dipped in the ratings, scoring a 1.57 and falling .06 from it's debut 1.63. ROH Technicality dropped a touch, coming in at 1.19 which is .03 down from last week's 1.22. TNA iMPACT was the first show to not drop but it didn't rise either. The show came in at 5.45, exactly the same as last week. Smackdown turned the trend of falling and unchanged ratings on its head when it scored a 6.92, the highest rating in recent memory. This is up .55 from last week's 6.37. ROH Throwdown seemed to pick up some of Smackdown's steam as it scored a 1.35, up 0.08 from last week's 1.27. Finally, Sunday Night Heat dropped in the ratings, coming in at 4.75. This is down .31 from last week's 5.06. As always, the ratings from the past week's shows can be found below in order from highest to lowest. Smackdown: 6.92 RAW: 6.51 TNA iMPACT: 5.45 Sunday Night Heat: 4.75 TNA Xplosion: 1.57 ROH Throwdown: 1.35 ROH Technicality: 1.19 Major WWE Star Checks Into Rehab! Former ECW and current WWE star Yoshihiro Tajiri has recently checked himself into rehab for his drug addiction. Reports are coming in that no one in the WWE realized this and it had nothing to do with Tajiri's recent lack of television time. Tajiri's wife is said to be in shock at this development and is unable to comprehend how her husband was able to continue this for so long without her knowing. While his maritial status may be unknown, the WWE has gone on the record and has stated that they are fully supportive of Tajiri and he will remain on the WWE roster for now. WrestlingNews.com will be sure to continue updating on this story as news breaks. Current No Way Out Card and Major Possible Spoilers The WWE pay-per-view, No Way Out, will be held this Sunday and WrestlingNews.com has the latest scoops on the show. There are currently four matches confirmed for No Way Out and more are sure to be announced. One match that has yet to be announced but most likely will be in the next week is Rated R-KO vs. John Cena and The Undertaker. It is rumored that either Cena or Taker will be turning heel during or after this match but we can not independently confirm this. Another match that can be predicted is Paul Burchill against Kane. This feud has been getting a strong push over the past few weeks and it would be a major booking error for the WWE not to put this match on the card. The feeling is that, one way or another, Paul Burchill will not lose cleanly to Kane. Finally, Muhammed Hassan is expected to have some sort of match at No Way Out in order to continue his push. Who he will be facing is currently unknown. London and Kendrick will be taking on The Kings of Wrestling this Sunday for the WWE Undisputed Tag Team Titles. WrestlingNews.com has gotten mixed reports from backstage on this match. Some are saying that The Kings of Wrestling will win this match in order to continue their push while others are saying that it will be The Hooliganz who win, leading up to a gimmick match at Wrestlemania to end the feud. Three matches that we have not recieved any word on are Shawn Michaels vs. Triple H, Chris Benoit vs. Chris Jericho, and CM Punk vs. Bryan Danielson. WWE is apparently playing their cards close to their chests on this one as the only bit of news we have gotten is that Triple H vs. Michaels and at least one of the other feuds will continue until Wrestlemania. Which feud that will be is still unknown. Finally, below is the current No Way Out card without the rumored matches. We will continue to update the card on the main page as more matches are announced. No Way Out WWE Undisputed Tag Team Titles Match The Kings of Wrestling (c) vs. The Hooliganz WWE Cruiserweight Title Match Bryan Danielson (c) vs. CM Punk WWE United States Title Match Chris Benoit (c) vs. Chris Jericho Grudge Match Shawn Michaels vs. Triple H
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TheCrippler Sic vis pacem, para bellum forum fever total posts: 392 since: Sep 2006	Jan 03, 07 at 4:16pm re: WWE: Fighting The War - Wrestlemania Posted
	quote WrestlingNews.com Poll 1. Another week of WWE programming has come and gone with RAW and Sunday Night Heat falling in the ratings and Smackdown scoring its highest rating in recent history. Which WWE show was your favorite over the past week? Which was your least favorite? If you had a favorite match/segment, which one was it? 2. No Way Out is only one week away and the WWE is banking on feuds like Shawn Michaels vs. Triple H, Chris Jericho vs. Chris Benoit, CM Punk vs. Bryan Danielson, and John Cena/The Undertaker vs. Rated R-KO to bring in the buyrates. With one week of WWE programming left before No Way Out, which feud is currently your favorite? Which is your least favorite? If you could keep one feud going until Wrestlemania and had to have one feud end at No Way Out, which feuds would you choose?
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static_puzzle *bleep* Neolithic total posts: 6331 neopoints: 9879 since: Sep 2004	Jan 03, 07 at 6:01pm re: WWE: Fighting The War - Wrestlemania Posted
	quote WrestlingNews.com Poll 1. Which WWE show was your favorite over the past week? Which was your least favorite? If you had a favorite match/segment, which one was it? My favorite show was Raw, with Jericho's debut being the highlight. I didn't really enjoy Smackdown that much compared to your other two shows. 2. With one week of WWE programming left before No Way Out, which feud is currently your favorite? Which is your least favorite? If you could keep one feud going until Wrestlemania and had to have one feud end at No Way Out, which feuds would you choose? Keep Jericho/Benoit and HHH/HBK until at least Wrestlemania. You should end the Taker/Cena/RKO feud first for obvious reasons.
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TheCrippler Sic vis pacem, para bellum forum fever total posts: 392 since: Sep 2006	Jan 05, 07 at 1:51am re: WWE: Fighting The War - Wrestlemania Posted
	Heading In... February 19th, 2007 Of Kings and Hooliganz The Kings of Wrestling and The Hooliganz have been battling over the Undisputed Tag Team titles ever since the beginning of the new year. While these two teams will go head-to-head for the titles at No Way Out, this Monday it will be Claudio Castagnoli facing off with Paul London in singles competition. With only one week until their title confrontation, who will pick up momentum heading into the pay-per-view? Brutal Easily the best way to describe Kane and Paul Burchill's blood feud, there has been no love lost between these two men as they have torn the WWE apart in their attempts to harm one another. While no match has officially been made for No Way Out, it is highly unlikely it will remain that way. This Monday, however, it will be Kane going one-on-one with Booker T. Can Booker T overcome the monster or will Kane do his best to send a message to Paul Burchill? Mysterio Makes His Comeback Two weeks ago on Sunday Night Heat, Rey Mysterio was beaten down by the debuting Muhammed Hassan and Daivari. This past Sunday, however, Mysterio made his return by saving Val Venis from the same fate. With neither man currently scheduled for a match at No Way Out, could we see these two square off? In the mean time, Rey Mysterio will take on Finlay on RAW. Can the high-flying luchadore defeat the fighting Irishman? Hatred Triple H and Shawn Michaels continue to attack each week, both in the ring and outside of it. Not only that, but they have also engaged in a war of words with both men trying to come off as being in the morally superior position. However, morals will be thrown out the window this Sunday at No Way Out. Still, Triple H has his hands full this Monday on RAW when he takes on the Samoan Bulldozer, Umaga. Can Triple H defeat this giant of a man? Will Shawn Michaels makes his presence known yet another time? Scheduled Matches No Way Out One-on-One Preview Match Claudio Castagnoli vs. Paul London Singles Match CM Punk vs. Eugene Singles Match Booker T vs. Kane Clash Of Styles Rey Mysterio vs. Finlay Singles Match Chris Benoit vs. Rob Van Dam Main Event Triple H vs. Umaga
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static_puzzle *bleep* Neolithic total posts: 6331 neopoints: 9879 since: Sep 2004	Jan 05, 07 at 1:53am re: WWE: Fighting The War - Sunday Night Heat, Poll, and NRU Posted!
	Scheduled Matches No Way Out One-on-One Preview Match Claudio Castagnoli vs. Paul London Singles Match CM Punk vs. Eugene Singles Match Booker T vs. Kane Clash Of Styles Rey Mysterio vs. Finlay Singles Match Chris Benoit vs. Rob Van Dam Main Event Triple H vs. Umaga
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Filter Inject it with a poison! no-stoppin-me-now total posts: 262 since: Jul 2006	Jan 05, 07 at 12:03pm re: WWE: Fighting The War - Wrestlemania Posted
	Scheduled Matches No Way Out One-on-One Preview Match Claudio Castagnoli vs. Paul London Singles Match CM Punk vs. Eugene Singles Match Booker T vs. Kane Clash Of Styles Rey Mysterio vs. Finlay Singles Match Chris Benoit vs. Rob Van Dam Main Event Triple H vs. Umaga ------------------- Read my EWR diary, WWE: Taken Over Listen to Weird Al Yankovic's new single, Ebay. *Apology is the superglue of life. It can repair just about anything.*
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4191mfc member: postin' posse total posts: 541 since: Jan 2006	Jan 05, 07 at 1:58pm re: WWE: Fighting The War - Wrestlemania Posted
	Scheduled Matches No Way Out One-on-One Preview Match Claudio Castagnoli vs. Paul London Singles Match CM Punk vs. Eugene Singles Match Booker T vs. Kane Clash Of Styles Rey Mysterio vs. Finlay Singles Match Chris Benoit vs. Rob Van Dam Main Event Triple H vs. Umaga
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