Welcome to part four of my top Summerslam matches! I’ve listed the matches from parts one, two, and three before looking at 20-11. Enjoy! 50. 1994 – Undertaker vs Undertaker 49. 2008 – CM Punk vs JBL for the World Heavyweight Championship 48. 2003 – Elimination Chamber for the World Heavyweight Championship 47. 1991 – Virgil vs Ted Dibiase for the Million Dollar Championship 46. 2010 – The Nexus vs Team WWE 45. 1993 – Lex Luger vs Yokozuna for the WWE Championship 44…. [Continue Reading]

Welcome to the rundown! There was no FCW posted for this week, so hopefully next week I’ll have a double dose once again! Raw 1001 Final Thoughts: We were treated to seven matches over the course of three hours, and the show in my opinion was solid. I really feel like Summerslam has some good rivalries building up and the push that Daniel Bryan’s character has received is very impressive.  Bryan has turned into one of the most valuable assets WWE has on the… [Continue Reading]

Welcome to part two! I hope you’re all getting excited for the upcoming event! The card for the show is slowly taking shape, and I’m looking forward to finding out how the World Title scene specifically is going to play out this year. Dolph Ziggler has been primed to jump in and become champion, but Sheamus’ reign as champ has been solid and has realistically been threatened by no one. I like the possibilities of the upcoming changes! Now it’s time for another blast… [Continue Reading]

Money in the Bank has passed, and now it’s time to look ahead at Summerslam! This event has largely been considered WWE’s second biggest behind WrestleMania, and the show has produced some of the best and most interesting matches in all of WWE history. Every week from now until Summerslam, I’ll be counting down what I believe are the top fifty matches in the history of WWE’s annual summer spectacular. Enjoy! 50. 1994 – Undertaker vs Undertaker: What better storyline existed in pro wrestling… [Continue Reading]

Sorry about the absence, I’ve been working a lot lately and have only recently found some time off. In our last edition we took a look at things like the 2004 Draft among other things which summed up Raw had taken a huge lead over Smackdown. We’ll now look through the rest of 2004 and into 2005, which in my opinion was the best year during the Brand Extension. WWE Magazine Split and WWE: Smackdown! vs. Raw In 1984 the WWE brought out the… [Continue Reading]

We’re live from the Sun Life Stadium in Miami, Florida as Josh Mathews and Matt Striker welcome us to the WrestleMania 28 pre-show. WWE Tag Team Title Match: The Usos vs. Justin Gabriel & Tyson Kidd vs. Primo & Epico We go to the ring and out first comes The Usos with their Samoan entrance. The new team of Justin Gabriel and Tyson Kidd are out next followed by the WWE Tag Team Champions Primo and Epico with Rosa Mendes. One of the Usos,… [Continue Reading]

Ryan: I feel like pulling a Dwayne and hitting a “Finally…” but I’ll refrain. WrestleMania weekend is always a big time, so why not bring back my tag partner, Scheduled For One Fall cohort and, above all, great friend Justin back to help me with these predictions? Justin: It’s been awhile since I retired from the good ol wrestling column game (thanks in large part to the Air Force gobbling up all my free time) but since this is probably going down as the… [Continue Reading]

Tonight’s WWE RAW Supershow kicks off from the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, PA as Michael Cole welcomes us. Jerry Lawler hypes the in-ring confrontation between The Undertaker, Triple H and Shawn Michaels. Cole talks about John Cena vs. Mark Henry as well as The Rock appearing. – We go to the ring and out comes WWE Champion CM Punk. Punk tells everyone that Chris Jericho isn’t here tonight. Punk says Jericho pissed him off last week. Punk starts to bring up his father… [Continue Reading]

Original post found at www.illegalforeignobject.com If you spend much time online perusing the various social media and wrestling-related ‘news’ outlets, you might well believe that pro wrestling is as bad as it’s ever been. To hear some tell it, there’s just not much of anything worth viewing these days. Hulk Hogan is the biggest name in the history of the industry? Oh, well then, he sucks. John Cena is the face of the industry today and almost single-handedly sells the product to a key… [Continue Reading]