RaphaellaDD:


And Ryback is in jail for eating babies.....

Debroslink:


Is this really true?

RaphaellaDD:


Yes nau, didn't you hear?

RaphaellaDD:
I know it's long but you guys should manage.

RaphaellaDD:
I know it's long but you guys should manage.

RaphaellaDD:
I know it's long but you guys should manage.

i finished ur epistle

RaphaellaDD:
I know it's long but you guys should manage.

RaphaellaDD:
I know it's long but you guys should manage.

RaphaellaDD:
The special 15 Anniversary edition of Smackdown
kicked off with a promo by Stephanie McMahon who
was announced as Smackdown’s first ever general
manager in 2002. Before Stephanie could make any
points, former general manager John Laurinaitis
interrupted as the crowd changed “People Power”.
“Big Johnny” was however interrupted by another
former general manager in the form of Teddy Long,
which caused JBL to go into frenzy and dance around
the ring. Long said that he was the manager of
Smackdown for six years and he won’t let Laurinaitis
ruin the show like he did a few years ago. Teddy
made one of his famous tag-team matches for later,
which turned out to consist of 15 men competing for
either “Team Johnny” or “Team Teddy”.
Adam Rose came down to the ring to celebrate but
Stephanie was having none of it and killed his party
by putting him in a match against Kane. “The Devi’s
Favourite Demon” chokeslammed Rose before
pinning him in his first ever loss in WWE. Kane
wasn’t finished there and went on a rampage on the
whole of Rose’s “Exotic Express”. Kane
chokeslammed most of the members and set his eyes
on Bunny but the mystery man made a lucky escape
throught he ropes as the Authority man looked on in
anger.
AJ Lee continued the action in a match against Paige’s
new best friend Alicia Fox. Paige watched on at
ringside, clinging on to AJ’s Divas Championship and
calling it her “Baby”. Fox gave AJ a decent contest
but the champion eventually won via submission with
the Black Widow. Paige ran in after the match to
attack her long-term rival but AJ diverted the fight by
using Fox as a barrier before walking up the ramp
unscathed.
Rollins Regains Authority
Seth Rollins took on Kofi Kingston to redeem his
name following weeks of embarrassment from Dean
Ambrose. “Mr Money in the Bank” dominated over
Kingston and repeatedly asked him if he’s trting to
embarrass him. Jamie Noble and Joey Mercury were
at ringside, signifying that they are here to stay as the
new “Stooges” in resemblance to Vince McMahon’s
feeds Pat Patterson and Gerald Briscoe. Rollins won
the match with a curb stomp before celebrating with
his beloved briefcase and looking chuffed that he’s
managed to salvage some grace following his
troubled weeks.
Rusev took on Dolph Ziggler following the Russian’s
confrontation with The Rock on Raw. The powerhouse
still looked frustrated by the beating that “The Great
One” gave him and made sure that he recovered his
momentum against Ziggler here. “The Show Off” hit
the Famouser on Rusev but this wasn’t enough to
keep him down. Ziggler then went for the superkick
but Rusev blocked it and hit one of his own before
forcing Dolph to tap out to The Accolade. Lana gave
Rusev his medal before Lana got on the mic to call
The Rock a coward and said that he will pay for his
consequences. Rusev challenged The Big Show to a
match on Raw and said that he will be crushed as the
flag of Russia lowered from the rafters.
Blast From The Past
There was a backstage segment with The Rock and
Triple H trading comments at each other. Triple H
mentioned how it was Smackdown’s 15 year
anniversary and mentioned how he beat The Rock on
the first ever Smackdown. The Rock came back by
saying how he remembers giving The Rock bottom
“The Game” on the following week. The two legends
then noted how they had never faced one on one at
WrestleMania and teased a future matchup. Triple H
said that the end result would always end up with
him beating The Rock, which “The Peoples Champ”
said there’s no way that Triple H will beat him at any
upcoming WrestleMania. The atmosphere became
tensed as the two became nose to nose, drawing
flashbacks of their famous rivalries in the Attitude
Era.
Booker T came down to the ring to commentate for
the 15-match tag match with Teddy Long representing
Mark Henry, Sheamus, Jack Swagger, Los Matadores,
El Torito & The Usos against John Laurinaitis’ Cesaro,
The Miz, Bo Dallas, The Dust Brothers and Slater
Gator. The match was full of fast-paced action, with
Jimmy Uso superkicking Cesaro while he was
swinging Sheamus. “The Celtic Warrior” then hit
Damien Sandow with a Brogue Kick before Jey Uso
landed the splash from the top rope to win the match
for his team. Teddy Long joined his team to celebrate
and dance in the ring while Johnny watched on in
distress.
Cena Adjusts Ambrose’s Attitude
Miz TV closed the show with The Miz hosting a
segment between Dean Ambrose and John Cena
amidst the announcement of the two’s match at Hell
in a Cell. Dean Ambrose said that he doesn’t take
crap from anybody and nobody pushes him around
and that Seth Rollins stabbed him in the back
therefore he won’t live with himself till he sets that
right. Ambrose said that Cena is becoming
dangerously close to stealing his match with Rollins
from him. Cena replied by saying that Ambrose does
have the “It” factor and congratulated him as he
impressed by laying him out with the underhook DDT
on Raw. The Miz tried to instigate a fight between the
two there and then but the two decided to corporate
briefly by beating down on “The Moneymaker”. Cena
however cleverly fed Miz to Ambrose before hitting
“The Lunatic Fringe” with the Attitude Adjustment.
Cena swiftly got payback on Ambrose for what he did
on Raw and it’s refreshing to see Cena in a more
natural role rather than the all righteous champion.
Smackdown was very strong this week with the
return of a few welcome faces and the engaging
backstage segment with The Rock and Triple H.
Ambrose and Cena have now affirmed their one on
one rivalry while Rollins has slotted now into more of
a puppet master role as he watches the two tear each
other apart while he looks to beat the remaining
survivor in the main event of Hell in a Cell.
Results:
Kane DEF Adam Rose
AJ Lee DEF Alicia Fox
Seth Rollins DEF Kofi Kingston
Rusev DEF Dolph Ziggler
Sheamus, The Usos, Los Matadors, Jack Swagger,
Mark Henry and El Torito DEF Slater Gator, Cesaro,
Bo Dallas, Damien Mizdow, Hornswoggle and Gold
and Stardust

onyeomaonyeoma:
I was hoping on Ronke for update, , nice one Raphael.

onyeomaonyeoma:
I was hoping on Ronke for update, , nice one Raphael.

Debroslink:
The matches that matter to me at Hell in a Cell are...
Rusev vs big show... Rusev wins
Seth vs Dean... Seth wins
WWE is boring without Brock Lesnar. I pray for the quick return of BnB, Daniel Bryan, Roman Reigns, and the disbanded Wyatt family members especially the solo run of Luke Harper.

kocvalour:
YES! Bray Wyatt is back!!!!

RaphaellaDD:
I'm sooo excited! Rusev is the new US champion, this will add so much heat to his anti-USA gimmick. Randy's face turn has a whole lot of promise. Who else saw when Kane tripped

lovelyronke20:


So Rusev won chai

RaphaellaDD:


Lol, I love Sheamus but Rusev is one hell of an athlete, and this will open up more opportunities for him. I can't wait to see him at the survivor series.