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The Big Show vs. Cody Rhodes Championship

2012-03-13T23:26:00.000-07:00

Intercontinental Champion Cody Rhodes vs. Big Show

Intercontinental Champion Cody Rhodes will have to back up his words on April 1 in Miami. On that day, he’ll find out if Big Show truly is a WrestleMania bust - as he has professed time and time again - when he attempts to defend his illustrious title against the angry giant on The Grandest Stage of Them All.

For weeks, Rhodes has taunted Big Show over his win/loss record at The Show of Shows. He dubbed the giant the “Reverse Undertaker,” going on to ridicule several of the former World Heavyweight Champion's matches. He mocked Show's Sumo Match loss to grand champion Akebono at WrestleMania 21, as well as his defeat at the hands of Floyd “Money” Mayweather, one of the best pound-for-pound boxers in the world, at WrestleMania 24.

Sheamus vs. Daniel Bryan World Heavyweight Championship

2012-03-13T23:23:00.000-07:00

World Heavyweight Champion Daniel Bryan vs. Sheamus

As he’s done repeatedly over the course of his World Heavyweight Championship reign, Daniel Bryan once again found a way to walk out of a WWE arena with his title in hand Sunday night at WWE Elimination Chamber. In a sadistic stipulation where the odds of winning are 6-to-1 for each of the competitors involved and only get worse if competitors enter the Elimination Chamber sooner, the submission specialist overcame The Great Khali, Cody Rhodes, Wade Barrett, Big Show and Santino Marella to retain his title and send him on a collision course with Royal Rumble winner Sheamus at WrestleMania XXVIII.

After the brutal Elimination Chamber Match ended, Sheamus — who is guaranteed the title opportunity of his choosing at The Show of Shows thanks to his Royal Rumble Match victory — arrived and delivered an emphatic message to Daniel Bryan. With a punishing maneuver that slammed the champion to the mat, Sheamus ended all speculation as to what title he has in his sights come WrestleMania.

CM Punk vs. Chris Jericho wwe champion

2012-03-13T23:12:00.002-07:00

WWE Champion CM Punk vs. Chris Jericho

During his rise to WWE Champion, CM Punk blasted the WWE establishment every step of the way. Even the very McMahon family name was not safe from his verbal barbs. His blistering and often shocking criticisms created a buzz that had not been seen in the WWE Universe in quite some time. The Second City Saint proved he could achieve success by doing things his way.

But is The Straightedge Superstar really the best in the world at what he does? Not if you ask Chris Jericho, who will face Punk on The Grandest Stage of Them All.

Certainly Jericho presents one of Punk’s greatest challenges to date. The recently returned Superstar has 22 championships to his credit – 30 if you include his title wins in WCW and ECW.

On top of his accomplished resume, Jericho brings a fire within that perhaps Punk has yet to encounter while defending the coveted WWE Championship. Not only is Jericho back in WWE, he’s angry.

In the Raw Elimination Chamber Match, Punk knocked Jericho out with a kick to the back of the head, rendering him unable to compete any further in the match. And at the end of the night, Jericho delivered a scathing account of what went down in an exclusive backstage interview

Undertaker vs. Triple H with Shawn Michaels

2012-03-13T23:02:00.000-07:00

The Undertaker vs. Triple H (Hell in a Cell Match with special referee Shawn Michaels)

At WrestleMania XXVIII, two of the most decorated figures in WWE history, The Undertaker and Triple H, will engage in battle once more – this time, inside the diabolical Hell in a Cell and with Shawn Michaels as special guest referee.

After initially resisting The Deadman’s challenge to a WrestleMania rematch – dismissing it as bad for business – WWE COO Triple H has finally relented. If The Game succeeds in his years-long quest to end The Undertaker’s closely guarded WrestleMania Streak, he will have achieved the ultimate victory, to the perhaps-irreparable detriment of the esteemed Undertaker “brand.”

Adding a wrinkle to this match is the involvement of HBK as referee. Can Mr. WrestleMania - a Superstar who has lengthy histories with both Triple H and The Undertaker - be trusted to officiate the match objectively?

THE Rock vs. John Cena Match

2012-03-13T22:55:00.000-07:00

John Cena vs. The Rock

Few could have anticipated that two of sports-entertainment’s most celebrated icons would ever meet in the squared circle, let alone on The Grandest Stage of Them All. Yet, the WWE Universe will bear witness to this blockbuster collision on Apr. 1, 2012 – one year after The Cenation Commander-in-Chief and “The Most Electrifying Man in All of Entertainment” agreed to battle in a dream match for the ages.

Following a seven-year absence, The Rock returned to WWE in characteristically grand fashion in early 2010 to host WrestleMania XXVII. Although The People’s Champion was overjoyed to be reunited with his millions – and millions – of fans at long last, he was quick to take aim at Cena, sparking a very public war of words with his fellow multi-time World Champion.

Cena and The Rock forged an unstable alliance to combat The Awesome Truth – an outspoken tandem consisting of The Miz & R-Truth – at the monumental 25th annual Survivor Series.

wwe wrestlemania 2012 detials

2012-03-01T23:14:00.002-08:00

WrestleMania is a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event, produced annually in late March or early April by WWE, a professional wrestling promotion based in Connecticut. WWE first produced the event in 1985 to be its premiere annual event and has since produced twenty-seven editions with the twenty-eighth and twenty-ninth scheduled to take place in Miami Gardens, Florida in 2012 and East Rutherford, New Jersey in 2013.[1][2] WWE regards it as a flagship event due to it being the most successful and longest-running professional wrestling event in history. WrestleMania was conceptualized by WWE owner Vince McMahon.

WrestleMania's widespread success helped transform the professional wrestling industry and make WWE the most successful wrestling promotion in the world.[citation needed] The event has facilitated the rise to stardom of wrestlers including The Undertaker, Hulk Hogan, Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, Steve Austin, Triple H, The Rock, John Cena, and Batista. Celebrities such as Aretha Franklin, Cyndi Lauper, Muhammad Ali, Mr. T, Alice Cooper, Lawrence Taylor, Pamela Anderson, Mike Tyson, Donald Trump, Floyd Mayweather, Snoop Dogg and others have participated or made special appearances within the events.

WrestleMania propels the worldwide commercial success of the WWE through media, merchandise and shows. All of the events produced have been sold out within a short period of time, with recent editions being sold out within minutes of tickets going on sale. The first WrestleMania was held in Madison Square Garden in New York City; the 10th and 20th editions were also held there. WrestleMania III in Detroit was the highest-attended indoor sports event in the world, with 93,173 fans in attendance. The record stood until February 14, 2010, when the 2010 NBA All-Star Game broke the indoor sporting event record with an attendance of 108,713 at Cowboys Stadium.[3] All but the two editions held in Toronto, Canada have been hosted in U.S. cities.

WWE SUMMER SLAM 2011 AND EVER

2011-08-08T03:37:00.000-07:00

WWE SUMMER SLAM EVER HISTORY:

SummerSlam is a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event, produced annually in August by professional wrestling promotion WWE. The inaugural SummerSlam took place on August 29, 1988 at Madison Square Garden in New York, New York and was broadcast via pay-per-view, unlike the Royal Rumble of that year which was broadcast as a television special on USA Network. Dubbed as "The Biggest Event of the Summer", the event is considered as one of the "Big Four" original pay-per-view events of WWE (along with WrestleMania, Royal Rumble and Survivor Series) and is regarded by WWE as their second biggest event of the year, after WrestleMania.

1 - SummerSlam 92: This was the first WWE PPV held outdoors and the first to take place outside of North America. The main event was a match for the Intercontinental Championship which saw the British Bulldog win the title from his brother in law, Bret Hart. That match won the Pro Wrestling Illustrated match of the year award.
2 – SummerSlam 02: The Nassau Coliseum crowd was into this card which featured incredible action from start to finish. The card saw the WWE PPV debut of Rey Mysterio, the return of Shawn Michaels after a five year hiatus, and the crowning of Brock Lesnar as the then-youngest WWE champion.

3 – SummerSlam 91: Amazingly, the main event of this card was not a wrestling match. The show ended with the wedding of the “Macho Man” and the late Miss Elizabeth. The card featured several memorable moments including Bret Hart’s first WWE singles title victory, the WWE PPV debut of Sid, and the Mountie spending a night in a NYC jail.

In the 1980s, Vince McMahon's World Wrestling Federation (WWF)'s main competition in the professional wrestling industry was from Jim Crockett Promotions (JCP). McMahon countered Jim Crockett's successful Starrcade pay-per-view, which began airing in 1983, by making the WrestleMania franchise. After WrestleMania III, the most successful professional wrestling pay-per-view event in history, McMahon made the Survivor Series franchise, which aired the same day as Starrcade '87 in November 1987. After defeating Crockett in the ratings, McMahon made the Royal Rumble, an event airing for free on the USA Network in January 1988, which set a ratings record for the network with eight million households tuning in to watch the event. In retaliation, Crockett made the Clash of the Champions event, which aired simultaneously with WrestleMania IV. WrestleMania IV garnered higher ratings, and not long after, Crockett filed for bankruptcy and sold his company to Ted Turner, who renamed it World Championship Wrestling (WCW).

As the WWF continued to replace its closed circuit programming with pay-per-view programming, McMahon added more pay-per-views to the lineup to capitalize on the success of his previous events. In addition to WrestleMania in March, the Royal Rumble in January, and Survivor Series in November, McMahon made an event for August, which he named SummerSlam. To keep the WWF from having a market monopoly, Turner began airing monthly WCW, and both companies began bringing in hundreds of millions of dollars of revenue. SummerSlam became one of World Wrestling Federation (later World Wrestling Entertainment, and eventually just WWE)'s most successful events and one of the "Big Four" pay-per-views, along with WrestleMania, Survivor Series, and the Royal Rumble. Those four events, along with King of the Ring, are known as the "Classic Five".

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WWE SUMMER SLAM 2011 MATCHES

2011-08-05T01:26:00.000-07:00

WWE SUMMER SLAM 2011 MATCHES

Divas Champion Kelly Kelly vs. Beth Phoenix
John Cena vs. CM Punk – Undisputed WWE Championship Match

World Heavyweight Champion Christian vs. Randy Orton - No Holds Barred Match

1. John Cena vs. CM Punk – Undisputed WWE Championship Match

Having each earned the right to call themselves the WWE Champion, John Cena and a returning CM Punk will collide at SummerSlam in Los Angeles. There, these dynamic Superstars will determine who deserves the right to become the undisputed bearer of the WWE Title at The Biggest Event of the Summer. READ FULL STORY!

2. Divas Champion Kelly Kelly vs. Beth Phoenix

The Biggest Event of the Summer just got a whole lot hotter, as Beth Phoenix will challenge Divas Champion Kelly Kelly for the illustrious butterfly-emblazoned title at Summer Slam. READ FULL STORY!

3. World Heavyweight Champion Christian vs. Randy Orton - No Holds Barred Match

At SummerSlam, World Heavyweight Champion Christian will attempt to cool the intense heat of his No. 1 contender Randy Orton in a brutal No Holds Barred Match for the World Title. READ FULL STORY!

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WATCH MONEY IN THE BANK 2011

2011-07-18T06:41:00.000-07:00

WWE MONEY IN THE BANCK 2011

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WWE Money in the Bank Results 2011

2011-07-16T07:24:00.000-07:00

Watch Result Money in the Bank 2011 Matches
Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois
Sunday, July 17th 8pm EDT

Money in the Bank (2011) is a professional wrestling produced by WWE, which took placed on July 17, 2011 at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois and result is given below.

Match 1: WWE Champion John Cena vs. CM Punk Watch Match

Winner: CM Punk def. John Cena (New WWE Champion)

Match-2: World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton vs. Christian    Watch Match
Winner: Christian def. Randy Orton (New World Heavyweight Champion)

Match-3:   Raw Money in the Bank Ladder Match                              Watch Match
Winner: Alberto Del Rio won the Raw Money in the Bank Ladder Match

Match-4:   SmackDown Money in the Bank Ladder Match                 Watch Match
Winner: Daniel Bryan won the SmackDown Money in the Bank Ladder Match

Match-5:   Big Show vs. Mark Henry                                                  Watch Match
Winner: Mark Henry def. Big Show

Match-6:   Divas Champion Kelly Kelly vs. Brie Bella    Watch Match
Winner: Kelly Kelly def. Brie Bella

watch money in the bank matches 2011

2011-07-16T07:20:00.000-07:00

Watch Matches Money in the Bank 2011
Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois
Sunday, July 17th 8pm EDT

Watch Money in the Bank (2011) Match is a professional wrestling produced by WWE, which took placed on July 17, 2011 at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois.

Match 1:   WWE Champion John Cena vs. CM Punk                          Watch Match

Match-2: World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton vs. Christian    Watch Match

Match-3:   Raw Money in the Bank Ladder Match                             Watch Match

Match-4:   SmackDown Money in the Bank Ladder Match                  Watch Match

Match-5:   Big Show vs. Mark Henry                                                   Watch Match

Match-6:   Divas Champion Kelly Kelly vs. Brie Bella    Watch Match

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Money in the Bank Matches 2011

2011-07-09T05:58:00.000-07:00

Money in the Bank 2011
Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois
Sunday, July 17th 8pm EDT

Money in the Bank (2011) is a professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by WWE, which will take place on July 17, 2011 at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois.

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Match 1: WWE Champion John Cena vs. CM Punk

CM Punk challenges WWE Champion John Cena at WWE Money in the Bank, emanating from his hometown of Chicago..... Read Full Story

Match-2: World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton vs. Christian

After Christian captured his first World Championship in his 17-year career at Extreme...Read Full Story

Match-3: Raw Money in the Bank Ladder Match

At WWE Money in the Bank, Rey Mysterio, Kofi Kingston, Alex Riley, Evan Bourne... Read More!

Match-4: SmackDown Money in the Bank Ladder Match

Among the Superstars scheduled to compete will be last year’s SmackDown... Read More!

Match-5: Big Show vs. Mark Henry

WWE Money in the Bank just got a whole lot bigger. In a Goliath clash... Read More!

Match-6: Divas Champion Kelly Kelly vs. Brie Bella

ust as the Wicked Witch of the West did everything in her power to get the coveted ruby... Read More!

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WWE OVER THE LIMIT MATCHES

2011-05-23T04:32:00.000-07:00

WWE Over The Limit (OTL) - 22nd May 2011 | 5/22/2011 | HDTV | Watch Online/ Download

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RESULT OF WWE OVER THE LIMIT MATCHES

World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton def. Christian (WATCH THIS MATCH)

WWE Champion John Cena def. The Miz (“I Quit” Match) (WATCH THIS MATCH)

Jerry Lawler def. Michael Cole (Kiss My Foot Match) (WATCH THIS MATCH)

WWE Tag Team Champions Big Show & Kane def. CM Punk & Mason Ryan

(WATCH THIS MATCH)

Ezekiel Jackson def. Intercontinental Champion Wade Barrett (Disqualification)
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R-Truth def. Rey Mysterio   (WATCH THIS MATCH)

Divas Champion Brie Bella def. Kelly Kelly   (WATCH THIS MATCH)

Sin Cara def. Chavo Guerrero   (WATCH THIS MATCH)

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WWE Top 10 (ten) Matches

2011-05-21T02:16:00.000-07:00

WWE Top 10 (ten) Matches

1. Submission Match: Bret Hart vs Steve Austin – WM 13

These men had been feuding for several months with Bret Hart as the face and Steve Austin as the heel. After this match, the roles of both men had become reversed. This was an incredibly brutal contest which saw Steve suffer a major cut at a time when bleeding was relatively unseen in World Wrestling Entertainment. Even though he lost, Steve Austin’s performance was so impressive that this match turned him into the number one star in the WWF.

2. I-C Title: Ricky Steamboat vs Randy Savage – WM 3

On the night that the main event featured the most anticipated match ever, these two men stole the show. This match is arguably the greatest match in the career of Randy Savage and without a doubt the best match that Ricky Steamboat had in the WWE. A few months prior to the match, Savage injured Steamboat’s throat by using the ring bell on it. Steamboat came out for revenge and figured the best way to get Savage back was to take his title.

3. Streak vs. Career: The Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels – WM 26

After having a match that won my 2009 Match of the Year Award the year before, Shawn Michaels and the Undertaker had a WrestleMania rematch that more than lived up to its lofty expectations. Unlike the year before, there was more than just pride on the line. Shawn Michaels put his career on the line for the chance to be the man to finally end the Undertaker's undefeated streak. Unfortunately, Shawn lost and was forced to retire. He can take solace in the fact that for the third year in a row, his match at WrestleMania won my Match of the Year Award.

4. WWF Title: Hulk Hogan vs Andre the Giant – WM 3

This was the most anticipated match in wrestling history. Over 90,000 fans packed the Pontiac Silverdome to witness this event and this match is generally considered one of the events that helped to create the PPV industry. The “undefeated” Andre the Giant almost won the match a few seconds into it. The match ended after Hulk Hogan body slammed Andre, a move that most fans had never believed was possible to do and has become the iconic moment in WrestleMania history.

5. Shawn Michaels vs. The Undertaker - WM 25

Unlike the prior four matches, this wasn't about a title or a personal vendetta. As a matter of fact, the two barely touched each other in the weeks leading up to the show. All this match featured was two of the all-time best putting on a match that lived up to the legacy of their Hell in a Cell battle back in 1997. Shawn Michaels lived up to his name of Mr. WrestleMania as one of his matches once again stole the show. As far as the Undertaker goes, he continued his winning ways at WrestleMania as he increased his undefeated WrestleMania winning streak to 17. In the process, these two future Hall of Famers put on the greatest non-title/non-stipulation match I have ever seen.

6. Career Threatening Match: Ric Flair vs Shawn Michaels – WM 24

The night before this show, Ric Flair was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. However, his celebration didn't last long because if he lost to Shawn then his career would be over. In a sport that usually does a bad job at ending careers with a fitting finale, this match provided the greatest ending to the career of arguably the greatest professional wrestler. The most famous moment of this match was the ending when Shawn mouthed the words: "I'm Sorry. I Love You." before ending the career of one of his idols.

7. WWF Title & I-C Title: The Ultimate Warrior vs Hulk Hogan – WM 6

This match was the first time in the Hulkamania era that Hulk Hogan lost a match cleanly. Both men entered and left the ring as fan favorites that day. This match was the passing of the torch from the era of Hulkamania to the era of the Ultimate Warrior. While the era of the Warrior didn’t last long, the memories of this match will live forever for anyone who saw this match when it happened.

8. I-C Title Ladder Match: Razor Ramon vs Shawn Michaels – WM 10

Very rarely can one say that a match changed the wrestling business but this one did just that. This ladder match was so entertaining that a whole new style of wrestling was created that has seen wrestlers take unbelievable risks with their bodies. The story of this match was that Shawn Michaels had been stripped of the Intercontinental Championship and Razor Ramon wound up winning the vacant title. Both men claimed to be the real champion and this match would determine who was right. Razor Ramon would go on to win this match to keep the title and end the controversy.

9. Retirement Match: The Ultimate Warrior vs Randy Savage – WM 7

The Warrior's reign as WWE Champion ended due to the interference of Randy Savage in his title match against Sgt. Slaughter at the Royal Rumble a few months earlier. Both men put their careers on the line in this match. This was a great match that saw both men's career in severe jeopardy. As great as this match was, the events that unfolded after this match were even better. After being apart for two years, Randy Savage and Miss Elizabeth reunited. Because of his forced retirement, Randy Savage had the time to marry to Miss Elizabeth at SummerSlam.

10. TLC Match: Edge & Christian vs The Dudley Boyz vs The Hardy Boyz - WM 17

This match represents an example of the creativity and risks that wrestlers started to take with a ladder that was spawned on by the match between Shawn Michaels and Razor Ramon that was previously mentioned. These same teams fought the year before in just a ladder match. This match saw the addition of tables and chairs and each team had a person interfering for them in this match. Edge hitting the spear off the top rope on D-Von Dudley, who was dangling in midair, is the single most visually stunning move in the history of the event. Just like the prior year, Edge and Christian walked out of the match as World Tag Team Champions.

WWE Top 3 (Three) Matches

2011-05-21T02:09:00.000-07:00

WWE Top 3 (three) Matches

WWE Top 3 (three) Matches Ever

1. The Rock vs Stone Cold WM 17 (Watch This Match)

This was the greatest WM match of all time in my opinion. Not only it's a brutal street fight between two of the greatest entertainers of all time, the ending where Stone Cold turned heel is also really shocking and unpredictable.

2. Bret Hart vs Stone Cold WM 13 Submission match (Watch This Match)

This is a really classic Submission match. Not only it was brutal, it also elevates Stone Cold into main event status and made him a legend what he is known today.

3. The Undertaker vs Shawn Michaels WM 25 (Watch This Match)

Even though it is from WWE, it's really a classic between two legends who have way passed their prime. Despite that, they prove that age isn't matter and they prove it here as they can put on one of the greatest Wrestlemania matches of all time.

WWE OVER THE LIMIT

2011-05-17T06:43:00.000-07:00

WWE OVER THE LIMIT

WWE presents Over The Limit

Sunday, May 22nd 8pm EDT

Over the limit Matches

Match 1
World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton vs. Christian

World Heavyweight Championship Match

Match 2

WWE Champion John Cena vs. The Miz (“I Quit” Match)

WWE Championship Match

Match 3

Intercontinental Champion Wade Barrett vs. Ezekiel Jackson

Intercontinental Championship Match

Match 4

Rey Mysterio vs. R-Truth


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Match 5

Jerry Lawler vs. Michael Cole (Kiss My Foot Match)

World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton vs. Christian

If there's anyone who deserves a rematch in WWE, it's Christian.
After a 17-year career, Captain Charisma finally achieved a lifelong dream by winning the World Heavyweight Championship at Extreme Rules. But, that dream would soon become a nightmare. Read More>>

WWE Champion John Cena vs. The Miz (“I Quit” Match)

Wearing his signature virtues of hustle, loyalty and respect on his sleeve every time he heads to the ring, WWE Champion John Cena doesn’t have an ounce of quit in him … Read More>>

Intercontinental Champion Wade Barrett vs. Ezekiel Jackson

Wade Barrett will put his Intercontinental Championship on the line against his ultra-fierce former Corre ally Ezekiel Jackson at WWE Over the Limit...Read More>>

Rey Mysterio vs. R-Truth

With increased hostility in the ring and new found contempt for the WWE Universe, R-Truth isn’t all that interested in making friends on Raw, and at WWE Over the Limit...Read More>>

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2011-05-16T01:22:00.000-07:00

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WWE extreme rules 2011 results

2011-05-05T00:00:00.000-07:00

WWE Extreme Rules 2011 Results

Layla def. Michelle McCool (Loser Leaves WWE Match)

John Cena won a Triple Threat Steel Cage Match (New WWE Champion)

Christian def. Alberto Del Rio (World Heavyweight Championship Ladder Match)

Kofi Kingston def. Sheamus (Tables Match; New United States Champion)

Randy Orton def. CM Punk (Last Man Standing Match)

Michael Cole & Jack Swagger def. Jim Ross & Jerry Lawler (Country Whipping Match)

Big Show & Kane def. Wade Barrett & Ezekiel Jackson (WWE Tag Team Championship Lumberjack Match)

Rey Mysterio def. Cody Rhodes (Falls Count Anywhere Match)

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WWE RAW | April 25th 2011 | 4/25/2011 | HDTV | Watch Online/ Download

2011-04-25T23:33:00.000-07:00

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WWE Championship Triple Threat Steel Cage Match

2011-04-23T05:11:00.000-07:00

WWE Championship Triple Threat Steel Cage Match

Extreme Rules WWE Championship 2011

The Miz must defend his WWE Championship against not one, but two of Raw’s top Superstars. Not only must the “Most Must-See WWE Champion” again contend with his WrestleMania opponent, John Cena, he must do so in a in a chaotic Triple Threat Steel Cage Match that also includes John Morrison.

Whichever Superstar is able to escape the cage or earn a victory via pinfall or submission will be declared the winner and WWE Champion. As The Miz has already pointed out, he does not need to be involved in the bout’s decision to lose his title.

Tags: Extreme Rules 2011, The Miz, John Cena, John Morrison , WWE Championship, WWE Title

WWE Extreme Rules 2011

2011-04-23T05:09:00.000-07:00

WWE Extreme Rules 2011 Matches

Randy Orton vs. CM Punk (Last Man Standing Match)

Rey Mysterio vs. Cody Rhodes (Falls Count Anywhere Match)

Christian vs. Alberto Del Rio (World Heavyweight Championship Ladder Match)

WWE Championship Triple Threat Steel Cage Match

Jerry Lawler & Jim Ross vs. Michael Cole & Jack Swagger

World Heavyweight Champion Edge announced his shocking retirement from WWE

2011-04-16T00:04:00.000-07:00

WWE Smack Down World Heavyweight Champion Edge announced his shocking retirement from WWE, The Rated-R Superstar officially surrendered the World Heavyweight Championship. And Christian honored his lifelong friend by capturing the opportunity to face No. 1 contender Alberto Del Rio for the vacant World Title at Extreme Rules.

Living on the Edge: The Career of Adam Copeland

Long before he was an 11 time World Champion, before he shocked the world as The Rated-R Superstar, before he pushed the envelope in Tables, Ladders and Chairs Matches, Adam Copeland was just another wide-eyed kid in the Toronto SkyDome, cheering on Hulk Hogan in his battle against The Ultimate Warrior at WrestleMania VI.

The year was 1990 and Copeland was only seventeen. A die-hard WWE fan, he grew up reading comic books, listening to KISS and dreaming of one day making it as a Superstar. His classmates had even voted him “Most Likely to be WWE Champion” in the school yearbook. However, it would have been impossible for him to know then that he would be in the main event of The Show of Shows in 18 years. Even further from his mind was the idea that he would eventually win the World Tag Team Championships with his hero, The Hulkster.

On that April day, Copeland was still eight long years away from making his WWE debut. That journey would begin several months later, when the Orangeville-native won an essay contest that earned him free wrestling classes at Sully’s Gym under the tutelage of Canadian competitors Ron Hutchinson and Sweet Daddy Siki. Tough guys who had made their bones in the hardscrabble days of the territory system, they pushed the hopeful to quit, but this was his dream. He would not be deterred.

The early days were rough. It was only Copeland and his mother at home, and he had to work odd jobs at local factories to help keep them going. Still, he found the time to train and perform on local independent shows alongside his childhood friend Christian and his good buddy Rhyno. Competing under the name Sexton Hardcastle, he slowly found his way in the ring and began to overcome the shyness that plagued him as an awkward high schooler.

The more he performed, the better he got. There were shows in gymnasiums in Detroit and tours through frigid armories in Winnipeg. Sometimes he locked up with guys he’d seen on television, like Bad News Brown or Rick Martel. Other times, it was bouts with slobs who never made the big time and never would. There was even a one-night stint in WCW where he appeared under the name Damon Stryker. It was a tumultuous time in his life, yet through it all he stayed focused on one goal — making it to WWE.

Copeland got his first shot at his dream in 1996 when he battled Bob "Spark Plug" Holly in a tryout match. Another two years would pass before anything came of it, however. In the meantime, he pursued a college degree and continued competing on small shows throughout the Great Lakes area. Regularly teaming with Christian as The Suicide Blondes, the two lifelong pals were good together and soon caught the attention of Bret "Hit Man" Hart. The legendary competitor invited them to Calgary, helped them work on their skills (the closest Copeland would ever come to his dream match with Hart) and put in a good word for them with management.

The WWE Hall of Famer’s word caught the right ears, and Copeland was soon signed to a developmental contract. Months later, on June 22, 1998, Edge made his WWE debut. First presented to the WWE Universe through a series of vignettes in which he assaulted strangers on the street, the mysterious Superstar was described as tortured, stoic, an enigma. It was all a far cry from the brash, controversial figure Edge would become, but the young competitor clearly had something that interested the fans.

Edge during his time as a member of The Brood.His first major bout came at SummerSlam in 1998, when he was revealed as Sable's mystery partner in her bout against Marc Mero & Jacqueline. However, Edge didn't truly take off until he became associated with his old friend Christian and Gangrel. A gruesome vampire who entered the arena through a ring of fire, Gangrel had recruited Christian to help him in his battle against Edge, but eventually the three formed an alliance known as The Brood. The gothic trio soon linked up with The Undertaker and his Ministry and had a hand in some dirty dealings in the spring of 1999, but the group’s dark charisma made them too entertaining to jeer.

Their popularity led to a split with The Deadman, which gave Edge the opportunity to experience his first major success when he defeated Jeff Jarrett for the Intercontinental Title in the Toronto SkyDome — the very place he watched WrestleMania VI nine years prior. Edge’s reign would only last for a single day, but it didn't matter. Just knowing that he held the same championship as his boyhood idols like Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels meant everything to him.

It was a huge moment, but Edge’s amazing singles career did not truly begin there. First, he would redefine tag team wrestling with Christian and two daredevils from North Carolina called The Hardy Boyz.

Four lifelong fans of WWE, Edge, Christian, Jeff Hardy and Matt Hardy knew they had to do something special if they wanted to stand out from megastars like The Rock and “Stone Cold” Steve Austin. They got their opportunity at No Mercy in October of 1999, when they met in the first-ever Tag Team Ladder Match. Fast-paced, hard-hitting and completely unique, the bout wowed the fans in Cleveland’s Gund Arena to the point that they gave the four young competitors a standing ovation when it was all over. Clearly, they had struck a nerve.

Edge and Christian capture their first tag titles.That match would by no means be a peak; in fact, it was only the beginning. Soon, the rough-and-tumble Dudley Boyz were added to the mix with the three teams battling in a Triangle Ladder Match at WrestleMania 2000. The stakes were even higher in this contest with the World Tag Team Championships on the line, and the six talented Superstars left it all in the ring. Again, the match was a show stealer with an unforgettable ending. After years of dreaming about it in their small Ontario town, Edge & Christian won the bout and captured the tag titles together.

As a duo, the tandem would win those championships a total of seven times over the next decade. Edge, himself, held the World Tag Team Titles twelve times in his career — a WWE record. But in 2000, they were just getting started. Confident after their WrestleMania victory, Edge & Christian began showing a little personality. No longer were they stoic goth kids. Instead, they became sarcastic punks — the kind of guys who exclaimed things like “Sodas rule!” and did five-second ring poses before matches “for the benefit of those with flash photography.” They were obnoxious, irritating ... and entertaining as hell.

In August of that year, The Dudleys, The Hardys and Edge & Christian would meet again in the bout that came to define all of their careers — a contest that shortly became known as the Tables, Ladders & Chairs Match. Somehow, the three teams managed to raise the bar again, pushing each other to do things that had never been seen in a WWE ring before. They flung each other off the tops of 20-foot ladders, smashed their bodies through solid tables. What's truly amazing about this contest, though, is that they topped themselves at WrestleMania X-Seven in 2001 when they did it all over again. By all accounts, the second match was even better than the first, with Edge & Christian winning their seventh tag titles. It was their final reign, but a record-setting accomplishment. No other team ever won those championships as many times.

Having dominated the tag division for years, Edge began establishing himself as a singles competitor, winning the 2001 King of the Ring tournament in June and his second Intercontinental Championship in August. These major victories led to dissension between Edge and Christian, which eventually turned into a full-blown rivalry. The former friends battled multiple times that year, trading the Intercontinental Title and damaging a partnership that had lasted since childhood. It was a heartbreaking turn of events for Edge, but he persevered. That same year, he defeated Kurt Angle for the United States Championship and then beat Test at Survivor Series to unify the United States Title with the Intercontinental Championship.

Edge and Hulk Hogan win the tag titles.Edge's steady rise to the top continued unabated in 2002. After being drafted to SmackDown early that year, he waged a memorable rivalry with Angle, which resulted in Edge shaving the gold medalist's head after winning a Hair vs. Hair Match. Another career highlight followed in July when he teamed with his childhood hero, Hulk Hogan, to defeat Billy & Chuck for the World Tag Team Championships. Standing in the middle of the ring with a title over his shoulder and his arm around The Hulkster, the kid from Canada looked as happy as he had ever been. "Years from now, I will watch that and still have a smile on my face," he later wrote.

Soon after, Edge formed another dream team with Rey Mysterio and won the newly introduced WWE Tag Team Championships in November of 2002. The awesome duo had memorable matches against Los Guerreros and made it even clearer that Edge was a guy the WWE Universe could always depend on to have an outstanding match.

There would soon be a setback, though. In February of 2003, Edge suffered a neck injury that would put him out of action for the better part of a year. It wasn’t the first time he had these sorts of problems. As a child, he had injured his neck multiple times, doing everything from jumping off his kitchen table to falling face first down a hill. It was a serious problem that would always trouble him and eventually end his career, but he was not yet ready to go down.

After a difficult period of rehab, Edge returned to Raw and had another reign as both a World Tag Team Champion and an Intercontinental Champion, but a groin injury stopped his progress for a time. Clearly, that setback had an effect on him. When he returned to the ring again, he was a changed man. More calculating. More desperate. Apparently, his injuries had taught him that he didn't have all the time in the world. He wanted to be a World Heavyweight Champion before the opportunity passed him by, and he was prepared to do whatever he could to get it.

That journey began at WrestleMania 21, when he won the first-ever Money in the Bank Ladder Match (another landmark for Edge). This victory guaranteed him a match for the World Title any time within the next calendar year. It was the perfect opportunity, but he didn’t squander it. He waited, bided his time.

It was at this point that the real drama started. During this period, Edge began a romantic relationship with the WWE Diva, Lita. The only problem was, Lita was already in a relationship with Edge’s old rival, Matt Hardy. The affair exploded into one of the most heated rivalries ever witnessed in WWE, with Edge and Hardy brutalizing one another at every turn. Their matches were even more vicious, but in the end it was Edge who stood supreme. He defeated Hardy in a Loser Leaves Raw Ladder Match in October of 2005, winning both the rivalry and the girl.

Edge wins his first WWE Championship.The determination Edge displayed during his battles with Matt Hardy demonstrated that he had the guts it takes to be a champion. He made good on this at New Year's Revolution on Jan. 8, 2006. Moments after John Cena successfully defended his WWE Championship in a grueling Elimination Chamber Match, The Rated-R Superstar cashed in his Money in the Bank contract and beat the big man in the center of the ring. It was shocking, underhanded and effective. On that night, Edge won the WWE Title, and The Ultimate Opportunist was born.

With Lita by his side and the WWE Championship around his waist, The Rated-R Superstar demanded attention. He was lewd on the microphone, destructive in the ring. When he lost the title back to Cena, Edge immediately picked a fight with the bout's official, Mick Foley. A dangerous rivalry was born that day, culminating at WrestleMania 22 in a Hardcore Match so brutal that both men left the ring with third-degree burns. The Hardcore Legend may have intimidated a lesser man, but Edge beat him at his own game and continued on his crazed path to reclaim the WWE Championship.

He would do so in July when he defeated Rob Van Dam on Raw to win his second WWE Title. Another serious rivalry with John Cena followed, resulting in some of the greatest bouts of Edge's career. Eventually, he would drop the championship back to Cena, though his position as a top Superstar was firmly cemented that year.

Where do you go from there? If you're Edge, you set more records. Teaming with Randy Orton in a controversial duo known as Rated-RKO, The Ultimate Opportunist won his eleventh World Tag Team Championship — yet another WWE record.

The team was dominant, but Edge was too good on his own to hang around with a partner for long. In May of 2007, he spotted opportunity again when he challenged and defeated Mr. Kennedy for his Money in the Bank briefcase. With another contract for a World Championship Match in his possession, he waited for the right moment, this time striking 24 hours later. After Undertaker had drawn with Batista inside a Steel Cage Match and was subsequently beaten down by Mark Henry on SmackDown, Edge cashed in and pinned the World Heavyweight Champion, winning that title for the first time.

Edge with the members of La Familia.With that victory, Edge became an integral part of SmackDown, even after he was forced to relinquish his title in July upon suffering a pectoral injury. He returned at November's Survivor Series — disguised as a cameraman and interrupting Undertaker's clash with then-champion Batista — and aligned himself with Vickie Guerrero, Chavo Guerrero and a pair of flunkies known as Curt Hawkins and Zack Ryder. Collectively called La Familia, the group helped Edge regain the championship from The Animal in an Armageddon Triple Threat Match. From there, they spent the next few months clashing with The Deadman, leading up to another huge moment in Edge's career. At WrestleMania XXIV, he battled The Undertaker in the main event of The Show of Shows, in front of nearly 75,000 fans. He lost the match and the title that evening, but the significance of that night was so important that his defeat hardly mattered. Eighteen years ago, he was watching the main event of WrestleMania from the crowd. On this night, he was the man in the center of the ring, standing where his heroes had stood.

Even though he’d lost the World Heavyweight Title, Edge continued turning things in his favor. Knowing he could get anything he wanted if he was in good with SmackDown General Manager Vickie Guerrero, he proposed to her. With the boss on his arm, The Ultimate Opportunist was free to do what he wished. Guerrero wielded her power to give Edge title bouts again and again and he continued to rack up World Championship reigns. In total, he would carry 31 titles in WWE — the most out of any Superstar in history.

When his relationship with Vickie finally fell apart, Edge sought new alliances that could improve his career. Seeing a kindred spirit in the underhanded Chris Jericho, The Rated-R Superstar linked up with the veteran and together they captured the Unified WWE Tag Team Championships at The Bash in June of 2009. The two greats made a dangerous alliance, though it would not last long. In July, Edge tore his Achilles tendon during a match and was again put out of action for six months.

Edge's final run in WWE would begin in grand fashion at the 2010 Royal Rumble, when he made a shocking return to the ring. That night, he won the 30-Superstar Rumble contest, making him the only Superstar to win the King of the Ring, the Royal Rumble Match and the Money in the Bank Ladder Match. The victory earned him a one-way ticket to WrestleMania where he would face his former ally Chris Jericho for the World Heavyweight Championship, but The Ultimate Opportunist came up short in their match.

Edge wins the 2010 Royal Rumble.From there, he returned to Raw and battled rivals like Randy Orton and The Nexus. His most memorable confrontation during this time wasn't with a human, though. In October, Edge became so irritated with the anonymous Raw GM's computer that he smashed it in the center of the ring. It was something every member of the WWE Universe wished they could have done, but the brash act resulted in The Rated-R Superstar being traded back to SmackDown.

The final months of Edge's career were great ones. He won his tenth World Championship at WWE TLC in December and successfully defended it against opponents like Kane and Dolph Ziggler. After being wrongfully stripped of his title by Vickie Guerrero, Edge beat Dolph Ziggler to win the World Heavyweight Championship for a seventh time — his eleventh World Title overall.

He took on Alberto Del Rio after that, fending off The Mexican Aristocrat and his cronies with the help of his best friend, Christian. At the time, Edge did not know his days in the ring were numbered. However, it is appropriate that many of his final bouts were tag matches alongside the Superstar with whom he first made his mark in WWE.

Edge's last big match was at WrestleMania XXVII against Del Rio. Many thought the brash millionaire would win the bout. It was his destiny, after all. But The Rated-R Superstar defeated him that night, then destroyed Del Rio's prized Rolls Royce after the match for good measure. Raising havoc with Christian with the World Heavyweight Championship in his hands, it was the perfect way for him to go out.

Then, during Raw on April 11, 2011, Edge announced his retirement. His spine had suffered too much damage, and he would never be medically cleared to compete again. It was a sudden announcement. Up until that night, he was still scheduled to face Alberto Del Rio in a Ladder Match at Extreme Rules. But there it was. The career of one of the greatest Superstars in WWE history was over.

Edge exits Raw after announcing his retirement.It was a depressing moment, but there was no reason to feel bad. Edge had done it all in sports-entertainment — maybe more than any other Superstar. Classic matches. Unforgettable rivalries. Endless title reigns. Dream come true? He accomplished more than he ever dreamed possible.

Whether the WWE Universe never sees Edge again or if he returns every week is unclear. Perhaps he will step into a General Manager role and wage war with Vickie Guerrero. He could easily open up a school for aspiring WWE Superstars and craft the next generation of talent. Or maybe he'll just quietly go back to being a fan, watching the action from the crowd with the same wonder he had on that perfect night in Toronto when he saw Hogan and Warrior clash at WrestleMania VI.

Whatever happens, there's only one thing left to say: Thank you, Edge.

wwe highlights

2011-04-11T22:01:00.000-07:00

WWE Wrestlemania 27 - Highlights (HQ)

WWE Elimination Chamber 2011 Highlights

WWE Survivor Series 2008 Highlights

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WWE Royal Rumble 2011 Highlights [HD]

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The Rock vs John Cena

2011-04-10T02:48:00.001-07:00

The Rock vs. John Cena

The Rock vs. John Cena set for WrestleMania 28

For the first time in the history of WrestleMania, a main-event has been set one year out and it’s a big one. The Rock vs. John Cena is official for WrestleMania 28. The former Hurricane will return to Miami for his first WWE match in what will be eight years.

The stage was set tonight on WWE RAW. John Cena called out The Rock at the end of the show. Ironically Cena seemed rather giddy less than 24 hours after being screwed at WrestleMania by The Rock. Regardless, he called out The Rock and the People’s Champ obliged.

The Rock cut a promo on Cena in which he started to put him over. The Rock put over his work ethic and said he respected Cena, a sentiment which was met with a lot of boos. The Rock proceeded to tell Cena that he just doesn’t like him. Cena told him to settle it once and for all, took his shirt off, and challenged The Rock. After a brief hesitation The Rock accepted but said he’d rather do it on the grandest stage of all, WrestleMania 28. The two shook hands making John Cena vs. The Rock official for WrestleMania.

wwe wrestlemania 2011 matches results

2011-04-06T21:44:00.000-07:00

wwe wrestlemania 2011 matches results

WWE WrestleMania 27 Results

1) Khali Wins the non-title Battle Royal::

Bryan vs Sheamus is made a non-title lumberjack match, but then made a battle royal. Sheamus, Bryan and Khali are the last three with Bryan eliminating Sheamus Khali eliminated Bryan to a big Pop from the crowd.

2) Edge beat Alberto Del Rio to retain the World Heavy Weight Title
Christian equalized Brutus Clay by taking care of him towards the end. Edge puts the Sharpshooter on Del Rio, and when Del Rio escapes it and staggering, Edge Spears him for the victory. After the match, Edge takes out Del Rio’s Car.

3) Cody Rhodes beat Rey Mysterio:

In an almost mask vs mask match, Cody beat Rey to finally put himself out of his own misery. Good match, nice way to carry forward for Cody.

4) Big Show, Kane, Santino Marella & Kofi Kingston beat The Corre

The faces win this one in an obvious and who cares this match.

5) Randy Orton beat C M Punk

Randy Orton finally RKOed Punk thus ending the Straight Edge Nexus completely.

6) King beat Cole (and reversed decision leads to victory to Cole for continuing the lock even after tapping out)

King beats Cole via Ankle Lock. But Stone Cold took his own time to call the match off when Cole was tapping..

7) Undertaker beat HHH 19-0

3 pedigree, 10 chair shots, Tombstone… still not enough to keep Undertaker down.. Undertaker sealed HHH’s fate with the Hell’s Gate…

8) John Morrison, Trish Stratus & Snooki beat Dolph Ziggler & LayCool

JoMo, Trish, Snooki !! who cares ?

9) Now its NO DQ, No Count out match. Miz vs Cena .. Rock RockBottoms Cena and Miz Wins this one..

I don buy this one… dint understand how WWE can justify Rock slamming Cena and Miz winning it … Rock nailed out Miz after the match and is standing tall to end the show.