the sad thing is you are right. :hmm:

who can really match Lesner's power & agility nowadays? Cena was prolly the best match up or maybe Batista when he was there. there's a new dude (i can't think of his name) but he's not really a big name yet. he wrestles 2 ppl at a time in some matches.
 
who can really match Lesner's power & agility nowadays? Cena was prolly the best match up or maybe Batista when he was there. there's a new dude (i can't think of his name) but he's not really a big name yet. he wrestles 2 ppl at a time in some matches.

Ryback. I think they don't like each other. That would be a good match up.
 
:yes::yes::yes:..i said the same thing during the Big Show/Cena/Punk match....Show was kicking ass the whole match and yet he lost

Big Show should've won as far as common sense but Punk is 1 of the best champs in a long time cause not only does he have all around talent but he's the best on the mic so his story lines always come off as believable. Big Show would just be good as far as physical dominance.....pus, he's older & may no have much left in him.
 
who can really match Lesner's power & agility nowadays? Cena was prolly the best match up or maybe Batista when he was there. there's a new dude (i can't think of his name) but he's not really a big name yet. he wrestles 2 ppl at a time in some matches.

You're thinking of Ryback.
Ryback would get destroyed by Lesnar still
 
who can really match Lesner's power & agility nowadays? Cena was prolly the best match up or maybe Batista when he was there. there's a new dude (i can't think of his name) but he's not really a big name yet. he wrestles 2 ppl at a time in some matches.

I think youre talking about Ryback
 
Wasn't that Albert Del Rio's brother who beat Santino?

No relation. Cesaro is from Switzerland while Del Rio is Mexican. And quite frankly the sky is the limit for him. His promos aren't the best but in the ring he's a beast.


It seems that HHH was willing here to do what's best for business. It's only right that Lesnar went over clean.
 
No relation. Cesaro is from Switzerland while Del Rio is Mexican. And quite frankly the sky is the limit for him. His promos aren't the best but in the ring he's a beast.


It seems that HHH was willing here to do what's best for business. It's only right that Lesnar went over clean.

ok. i read ADR brother is in there somewhere but I can't think of the name.
 
I like how Lesnar won but still came over as dominant. That Pedigree didn't mean shit to him. :lol: So what does this mean for Lesnar? I'm not sure what his dates are with the company. Is he gone once again off TV for some months? Its hard to work around his schedule but man it seems like he's just there for one match and gone.
 
I like how Lesnar won but still came over as dominant. That Pedigree didn't mean shit to him. :lol: So what does this mean for Lesnar? I'm not sure what his dates are with the company. Is he gone once again off TV for some months? Its hard to work around his schedule but man it seems like he's just there for one match and gone.

I'm thinking Lesnar has another match or two this year and then the big payoff will be at Wrestlemania
 
I like how Lesnar won but still came over as dominant. That Pedigree didn't mean shit to him. :lol: So what does this mean for Lesnar? I'm not sure what his dates are with the company. Is he gone once again off TV for some months? Its hard to work around his schedule but man it seems like he's just there for one match and gone.

i really don't follow wrestling like i used to, just to see Punk, AJ & Layla honestly :yes: so i don't know what else Lesnar is doing. :confused::confused::confused:
 
I think Brock's deal was something like he's signed through Wrestlemania and he only has to make an appearance two times a month.

They'll definitely be a rematch and I expect HBK will be brought back into the storyline somehow since they made a point to have him absent from the PPV.
 
I'm thinking Lesnar has another match or two this year and then the big payoff will be at Wrestlemania

Yea this is probably correct.


i really don't follow wrestling like i used to, just to see Punk, AJ & Layla honestly :yes: so i don't know what else Lesnar is doing. :confused::confused::confused:

I'm not sure either. I honestly didn't even know he was with the company once he came back the 1st time until I heard he signed a deal to appear for a certain amount of dates. That would explain why they are using him sporadically but i'm not sure how many dates he has left. I'd rather have him for a strong 1 or 2 month run then having him every once in awhile but having him every once in awhile is better for the WWE.
 
Summer Slam results.................

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WWE United States Title Match
Antonio Cesaro vs. Santino Marella


Santino misses the headbutt. Cesaro goes for his finisher but it’s countered. Santino pulls out a back-up Cobra. Aksana tries to distract him and it works. Cesaro with the front piledriver for the win and the title. Winner and New WWE United States Champion: Antonio Cesaro

Chris Jericho vs. Dolph Ziggler

Ziggler rolls him up, but Jericho still kicks out. Ziggler runs at Jericho, but ends up tossed into the ring post shoulder first. Jericho locks in the Walls of Jericho, and Ziggler is forced to tap out.
Winner: Chris Jericho


Daniel Bryan vs. Kane

Bryan heads to the top and goes for the flying head butt, but takes too much time and Kane catches him around the throat and takes him down to the mat with a chokeslam. Kane signals for the tombstone, waiting for Bryan to stand. He gets Bryan in position, but Bryan counters with a small package, rolling Kane up for three.
Winner: Daniel Bryan


WWE Intercontinental Title Match
Rey Mysterio vs. The Miz


Mysterio hits the 619 and heads to the top, but he misses when he tries to drop the dime. Miz tries for the SCF, but Mysterio counters into a roll up, he only gets two though.

Miz launches Mysterio into the top turnbuckle and follows up with the SCF, pinning Mysterio for three.
Winner and STILL WWE Intercontinental Champion: The Miz


World Heavyweight Title
Sheamus (c) vs. Alberto Del Rio


Ricardo tries to toss his shoe in to Del Rio, but he misses and Sheamus catches it. He blasts Del Rio with the shoe and hits the Irish Curse backbreaker, pinning Del Rio for three. Del Rio had his foot on the ropes but the referee missed it.
Winner and STILL World Heavyweight Champion: Sheamus


Tag Team Championship Match
Kofi Kingston & R-Truth (c) vs. The Prime Time Players


Kofi heads in and he’s tossed over the top by Titus. Kofi skins the cat, sends Titus from the ring, and leaps over the top to take out Titus. Young tries to roll up Truth, but Truth kicks out at two. Truth hits the Little Jimmy, and he pins Young for three.
Winners and STILL WWE Tag Team Champions: R-Truth and Kofi Kingston


WWE Championship
Triple Threat Match
CM Punk (c) vs. Big Show vs. John Cena


Show catches both men around the throat and hits a double chokeslam. He pins Cena but Cena kicks out. Punk also kicks out. Show calls for the WMD. He tries for it on Cena but Cena ducks and shoulders Show. Cena hits the AA. Punk throws Cena from the ring and pins Show, getting the three count.
Winner and STILL WWE Champion: CM Punk


Brock Lesnar vs. Triple H

Lesnar locks on the kimura again, dropping to the mat and clamping on the body scissors. Hunter makes it into the ropes but Lesnar wont let go. Hunter punches at Lesnar’s side and stomach to break the hold. Both men make it to their feet and Hunter is able to connect with another pedigree. While rolling Lesnar over, Lesnar locks in the kimura lock in the middle of the ring and locks in the body scissors as well. Hunter tries to fight, but Lesnar twists Hunter’s arm at a funny angle, and Hunter is forced to tap out.

Winner: Brock Lesnar

After the match, Lesnar smiles as he makes his way to the back. A trainer checks on Hunter in the middle of the ring, examining his arm. Hunter refuses treatment, waving the doctor off and rolling into the ropes. He looks pretty dejected. He continues to wave off treatment, shoving away the trainer. The crowd chants the Hunter tapped out. He looks at the crowd and says he’s sorry. The show ends with Hunter walking sadly to the back, continuing to apologize and look like he’s about to cry. Michael Cole asks “You have to wonder …. is this is the end of Triple H” and Jerry Lawler says “Wow, I think he just said goodbye” as the show ends.
 
Summerslam was actually a good ppv but the 2 main events left a lot to be desired. The triple threat was meh as i predicted it would be, the world title match was good until that bs ending, and the main event was too slow but i loved Brock winning so im good. Off topic but i didn't think Rick Rubin could look even more homeless than he already did.
 
World Heavyweight Title
Sheamus (c) vs. Alberto Del Rio


Ricardo tries to toss his shoe in to Del Rio, but he misses and Sheamus catches it. He blasts Del Rio with the shoe and hits the Irish Curse backbreaker, pinning Del Rio for three. Del Rio had his foot on the ropes but the referee missed it.
Winner and STILL World Heavyweight Champion: Sheamus

so i guess there will be a rematch for friday's smackdown after del rio points this out to booker t(foot on ropes)

Brock Lesnar vs. Triple H

Lesnar locks on the kimura again, dropping to the mat and clamping on the body scissors. Hunter makes it into the ropes but Lesnar wont let go. Hunter punches at Lesnar’s side and stomach to break the hold. Both men make it to their feet and Hunter is able to connect with another pedigree. While rolling Lesnar over, Lesnar locks in the kimura lock in the middle of the ring and locks in the body scissors as well. Hunter tries to fight, but Lesnar twists Hunter’s arm at a funny angle, and Hunter is forced to tap out.

Winner: Brock Lesnar

After the match, Lesnar smiles as he makes his way to the back. A trainer checks on Hunter in the middle of the ring, examining his arm. Hunter refuses treatment, waving the doctor off and rolling into the ropes. He looks pretty dejected. He continues to wave off treatment, shoving away the trainer. The crowd chants the Hunter tapped out. He looks at the crowd and says he’s sorry. The show ends with Hunter walking sadly to the back, continuing to apologize and look like he’s about to cry. Michael Cole asks “You have to wonder …. is this is the end of Triple H” and Jerry Lawler says “Wow, I think he just said goodbye” as the show ends.

i didnt catch if they did any of those"fake crowd reaction" shots they usually do :lol:
 
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