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[Karmafan]

Maybe once the elections are over next month and Linda has been defeated maybe the WWE can go with some storylines that got some balls and we can put this lackluster kiddie era behind us.

It didn't really change much when she lost last time. I doubt this time will be any different. 'Kiddie era' is here to stay unless TNA expands or some other crazy shit happens.

Originally Posted by SaintsDecay

Well, at least you admit that you're going to lose. What will this be-- number two or number three?

Two or three, I'm not sure. I remember Cena losing was one, but I can't remember two. It was a slip of my fingers too. I'm not admitting anything yet. I'm still pretty confident.

Terrible.

Multiple sources have said that death of Mike Graham, who was at Bike Week in Daytona Beach, FL, was due to a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.

Graham, real name Mike Gossett, was 61. His father, Eddie Gossett, better known as Eddie Graham, was one of the most influential people in the wrestling industry during the 80s as the head of Championship Wrestling from Florida. Eddie Gossett also passed away from a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the age of 55 in 1985.

[>ThreeG<]

The following is courtesy The Wrestling Observer Newsletter:

This should not shock anyone, as WWE Writers are having a hard time coming up with a finish for CM Punk vs. Ryback at WWE Hell in a Cell. WWE officials, including Vince McMahon himself, are very high on Ryback, and do not want him losing clean at the Pay Per View. They also have talked about keeping the WWE Championship on CM Punk's waist until Royal Rumble, where The Rock will battle for the gold.

The end of the event will most likely be this match, but they do not want to end the Pay Per View with a Disqualification or screw job, as it will take away from both men. Furthermore, officials do not want to end the show with Sheamus vs. Big Show, as it is not as big of a draw.

One idea being heavily discussed is Brock Lesnar coming out and costing Ryback the match. This would cause some problems for the WWE, including another wasted date and Triple H's revenge on Lesnar being put on hold. Either way, WWE will most likely have to come up with multiple ideas in the next week to decide on which route to take.

Hey creative, here's an idea.....have Cena screw Ryback. New feud formed, something for everyone.

[lonewolfz28]

Originally Posted by F-5

Hey creative, here's an idea.....have Cena screw Ryback. New feud formed, something for everyone.

Something for you and the rest of the Cena haters maybe.

I just don't see that happening. Super Cena doesn't intentionally screw fellow faces. If they're going to attempt to turn Cena heel, I doubt they waste it on something like screwing a wrestler that was seen as a bad joke only a couple months ago.

Besides, why the hell would Cena help Punk? Their ongoing heat is one of the better things going on WWE. Plus, Punk has done everything in his power to run Cena down.

[Karmafan]

Smackdown will be taped this Tueday night at the Dunkin Donuts Center in Providence RI. There are sill good seats available from $95 to $15 (in the nosebleed section). The main event is Sheamus vs. Big Show for the Heavyweight Title.

[Mo]

Originally Posted by F-5

The following is courtesy The Wrestling Observer Newsletter:

This should not shock anyone, as WWE Writers are having a hard time coming up with a finish for CM Punk vs. Ryback at WWE Hell in a Cell. WWE officials, including Vince McMahon himself, are very high on Ryback, and do not want him losing clean at the Pay Per View. They also have talked about keeping the WWE Championship on CM Punk's waist until Royal Rumble, where The Rock will battle for the gold.

The end of the event will most likely be this match, but they do not want to end the Pay Per View with a Disqualification or screw job, as it will take away from both men. Furthermore, officials do not want to end the show with Sheamus vs. Big Show, as it is not as big of a draw.

One idea being heavily discussed is Brock Lesnar coming out and costing Ryback the match. This would cause some problems for the WWE, including another wasted date and Triple H's revenge on Lesnar being put on hold. Either way, WWE will most likely have to come up with multiple ideas in the next week to decide on which route to take.

Well WWE thats what you get when you put a guy in a ME when you didn't plan for it cuz Cena got hurt plus his not really ready.
should have had Vince V Punk as the ME
then you could have had less problems

[Armanoïd]

Originally Posted by M.23

Well WWE thats what you get when you put a guy in a ME when you didn't plan for it

Damn true.



That's what you get.

[Love Buzz]

It's quite sad really when the biggest thing the PPV has going for it is how are they going to keep both guys looking strong. That is the only thing to get excited over. It's a f'n Hell in a Cell, that used to mean something, now it's just a gimmick match where some chicken wire impedes the view for the fans in attendance. I'd rather watch re-runs of the first 2 cell matches for 3 hours than this. I hate to sound miserable but I can't find a reason to be excited about it other than the one I mentioned which tbh isn't enough to merit a decent sum of money.

Sky Sports here so no extra cost.