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Wrestling Smack Talk: 6/30/2012

Posted by Anthony Mango - Saturday, June 30, 2012

What's been going on this week in the world of professional wrestling? It's time to break it down in the latest edition of SMACK TALK, my wrestling podcast and the quick notes below. Make sure to subscribe, comment on the videos and this post, and let us know your thoughts.


Watch each part below:
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3


  • Don't forget to vote on the latest group of matches for the hottest divas & knockouts tournament
  • Twitter is going crazy with WWE these past few days. A member of the KKK hacks Booker T and Sharmell's Twitter accounts, Reby Sky gets into fights with Sunny over Sid who just made a return appearance to WWE, Sunny claims to be hacked by someone who makes a bunch of homosexual slurs, Charlie Sheen is going to be working with WWE through social media outlets, Maria Kanellis talks about being groped by a fan and then starts getting too big of an ego for people to take which just upsets her even more....wow.
  • Maxine has quit WWE because she doesn't feel like she was given a proper chance? Meh, good riddance I guess.
  • WWE wants to have a show called Main Event on the Ion Network which is looking like another version of Superstars. Yay?

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Hottest Divas & Knockouts Tournament: Round 2, Matches 121-128

Posted by Anthony Mango - Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Round 2 continues, ending panel 2 with Group C and Group D's matches #121-128

Here are your results from Groups A and B of panel 2:

Francine beat Dixie Carter | Jackie Gayda beat Krissy Vaine
Carmella DeCesare beat Naomi Kirk | Beulah McGillicutty beat Chameleon
Maxine beat Lena Yada | Marlena beat Ivory
Stacy Keibler beat Lauren Brooke Thompson | Rosa Mendes beat Traci Brooks

So here's the next set of matches for you to vote on!

Brooke Adams Tessmacher vs Jennifer England

Brooke Adams Tessmacher vs Jennifer England
  


Kaitlyn (Celeste Bonin) vs Shelly Martinez/Ariel/Salinas

Kaitlyn vs Shelly Martinez
  


Bella Twin Nikki Bella vs Simona Fusco

Nikki Bella vs Simona Fusco
  


Jillian Hall vs Christy Hemme


Jillian Hall vs Christy Hemme
  


Gail Kim vs Kristal Marshall


Gail Kim vs Kristal Marshall
  


Brooke Gilbertsen vs Crystal Louthan

Brooke Gilbertsen vs Crystal Louthan
  


Layla El vs Eden Stiles (Brandi Alexis Reed)


Layla El vs Eden Stiles
  


Bella Twin Brie Bella vs Jessica Hatch

Brie Bella vs Jessica Hatch
  



DIFFERENCES IN MY BRACKET FOR PANEL 2
For this group of matches, I didn't have any different votes. Everything's the same as above.


TELL US WHO YOU VOTED FOR AND WHY IN THE COMMENTS BELOW!

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WWE Money in the Bank 2012 Predictions of Results, PPV Spoilers

Posted by Anthony Mango - Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Watch WWE Money in the Bank PPV 2012 Coverage Live Online
WWE Money in the Bank 2012 Spoilers & Predictions
WWE Money in the Bank 2012 PPV - who will win a chance to cash in a world title shot for both Raw and Smackdown's rosters? Raw's Money in the Bank ladder match, Smackdown's Money in the Bank ladder match, a WWE championship match with CM Punk, a World Heavyweight championship with Sheamus, and more. This pay-per-view makes some splashes for the rest of the year and sets the tone for how things will go. Here are my predictions for the pay-per-view. Check here for Money in the Bank 2012 results/review.

Watch Daniel Bryan vs CM Punk WWE Championship Money in the Bank PPV

WWE Championship: CM Punk (c) vs. Daniel Bryan
One more match between these two makes sense. Punk needs to retain here and Bryan needs to start a feud with someone else. I'd like that person to be Christian (who would be ending his feud with Cody Rhodes). I'm not sure who I'd like Punk to go on to face, though. This match should be good. AJ as the special guest referee could be a burden in it or something that makes it that much better....it's hard to say.

PREDICTION: CM Punk retains.

2012 Money in the Bank World Heavyweight Championship Alberto Del Rio vs Sheamus

World Heavyweight Championship: Sheamus (c) vs. Alberto Del Rio
Makes sense to have these two in this match together as they were building up to it before, but it didn't feel big enough. This pay-per-view has the two MITB matches to make up for that. Sheamus will retain here. The true question is whether or not he walks out of this pay-per-view with the title. He could very well be cashed in on by the end of the night by whomever wins the title shot in the Money in the Bank match.

PREDICTION: Sheamus retains.

Watch Money in the Bank 2012 PPV John Cena Online Stream

WWE Championship Money in the Bank Match 2012: John Cena vs. Chris Jericho vs. Big Show vs. Kane
Wow, this is fucking AWFUL. How did we go from 10 up and coming stars that will fly around and go crazy to 2 giants that can barely climb a ladder, one person who considers WWE his backup safety net job, and the guy everyone criticizes about being in the main event and champion too often as the ONLY participants in this Money in the Bank match??? There's nothing about this that I like. Way to fuck up what has the potential to be one of the most fun matches of the year. Just really a bad decision in my mind. You know how many people are going to be ignored because of this? Jack Swagger, David Otunga, Zack Ryder, Kofi Kingston, the Miz, R-Truth, Justin Gabriel, and more...and not only will those people be ignored, but it'll also result in a much worse match. Lose/lose situation.

PREDICTION: Who cares? It won't be Kane, I'll tell you that.

2012 Money in the Bank Winner for World Heavyweight Championship

World Heavyweight Championship Money in the Bank 2012 Match: Damien Sandow vs. Tyson Kidd vs. Christian vs. Santino Marella vs. Tensai vs Dolph Ziggler vs Cody Rhodes vs. Sin Cara
The best way I can sum this match up is the words "it's a shame". It's a shame Tensai is in this match. It's a shame Tyson Kidd's push is going to be meaningless and they won't follow through with it. It's a shame they're not splitting Cody Rhodes and Dolph Ziggler up so they can both win the briefcase rather than wasting an opportunity with the WWE title shot one. It's a shame Zack Ryder isn't in this. It's a shame Jack Swagger isn't in this. It's a shame Wade Barrett isn't in this. I'll only be happy if Ziggler or Rhodes wins this match - or to an extent Damien Sandow, but as big of a fan of Sandow as I am, he's not ready. Ziggler and Cody are ready and one of them NEEDS to win. The other needs to be pushed to a main event slot anyway. Santino is already wasting the US title so he certainly doesn't need this (and I'd like to see him drop the US title as soon as possible to someone that can do more with it, like Sandow). Christian doesn't need another world title reign. Kidd has no shot. Tensai BETTER not fucking win. Sin Cara has no shot, he's there to hopefully do a bunch of flips and such and not much else.

PREDICTION: This needs to be Cody Rhodes or Dolph Ziggler. Either one, I'd be ok with, and I hope the other gets his push as well.

Watch WWE Money in the Bank 2012 PPV on YouTube Preshow Tag Team Championship

YouTube Pre-Show Tag Team Championship: Kofi Kingston & R-Truth (c) vs. Hunico & Camacho
No question whatsoever, Kofi and Truth retain the titles here. I'd bet everything I own on it. They'll have a match with Darren Young and Titus O'Neil eventually and THEY might win the titles, but Hunico and Camacho won't.

PREDICTION: Kofi Kingston and R-Truth, the unnamed tag team which shows you how much effort they gave these two, will retain.


PREDICTED MATCHES
Layla should face Eve more than likely if she faces anybody. Brodus Clay could face David Otunga I guess. Ryback will squash someone (perhaps Tyler Reks and Curt Hawkins together).

THIS PAGE IS EDITED FREQUENTLY WITH NEW SPOILERS AND PREDICTIONS
CHECK BACK FOR UPDATES | SAY YOUR PREDICTIONS IN THE COMMENTS!

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Wrestling Smack Talk: 6/23/2012

Posted by Anthony Mango - Saturday, June 23, 2012

What's been going on this week in the world of professional wrestling? It's time to break it down in the latest edition of SMACK TALK, my wrestling podcast and the quick notes below. Make sure to subscribe, comment on the videos and this post, and let us know your thoughts.


Watch each part below:
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11

  • Don't forget to vote on the latest group of matches for the hottest divas & knockouts tournament
  • Chyna's dog was stolen. This is probably just all about attention because it was on Twitter. 
  • Randy Orton might be pushed when he returns as opposed to jobbed out or fired like previously discussed. Makes sense, right? Hahahaha.
  • Amazing Red might be joining the Cruiserweight division of the WWE Network considering his supposed try out match around No Way Out.
  • Cena was cheating on his future ex-wife with Mickie James who was cheating on Kenny Dykstra? I smell bad news for the prenup argument.

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Hottest Divas & Knockouts Tournament: Round 2, Matches 113-120

Posted by Anthony Mango - Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Round 2 continues, now in panel 2's Group A and Group B with matches #113-120

Here are your results from Groups C and D of panel 1:

Kimberly Page beat Payton Banks | Maryse Ouellet beat Sarita
Madison Rayne beat Jenna Morasca | JT Tinney beat Alicia Fox
Candice Michelle beat Leyla Milani | Melina Perez beat Fyre
Trish Stratus beat Aksana | Beth Phoenix beat Joy Giovanni

So here's the next set of matches for you to vote on!

Dixie Carter vs Francine Fournier


Dixie Carter vs Francine Fournier
  


Krissy Vaine vs Miss Jackie Gayda Haas


Krissy Vaine vs Jackie Gayda
  


Naomi Kirk vs Carmella DeCesare


Naomi Kirk vs Carmella DeCesare
  


Nitro Girl Chameleon (Carmel Macklin) vs Beulah McGillicutty (Trisa Hayes)


Chameleon vs Beulah McGillicutty
  


Lena Yada vs Maxine (Karlee Perez)


Lena Yada vs Maxine
  


Ivory (Lisa Moretti) vs Marlena (Terri Runnels)


Ivory vs Marlena
  


Stacy Keibler vs Lauren Brooke Thompson


Stacy Keibler vs Lauren Brooke Thompson
  


Traci Brooks vs Rosa Mendes (Milena Roucka)


Traci Brooks vs Rosa Mendes
  



DIFFERENCES IN MY BRACKET FOR PANEL 2
Since I have a second bracket of solely my votes for you guys to see, we differ sometimes. Everything above is the same except the following matches below:

Ryan Shamrock (Alicia Webb) vs Francine

My vote went to Francine Fournier.

Velvet Sky vs Jackie Gayda

My vote went to Velvet Sky.

Tori (Terri Poch) vs Carmella DeCesare

My vote went to Carmella DeCesare.

Victoria/Tara (Lisa Marie Varon) vs Beulah McGillicutty


My vote went to Beulah McGillicutty.

Stacy Carter vs Marlena

My vote went to Marlena.


TELL US WHO YOU VOTED FOR AND WHY IN THE COMMENTS BELOW!

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WWE No Way Out 2012 Results & Review Coverage Live

Posted by Anthony Mango - Sunday, June 17, 2012

Watch WWE No Way Out 2012 PPV Stream
Watch WWE No Way Out 2012 ppv live online coverage of results and review here. John Cena vs Big Show. CM Punk vs Daniel Bryan vs Kane. Sheamus vs Dolph Ziggler and not Alberto Del Rio. Christian vs Cody Rhodes. Brodus Clay vs David Otunga pre-show. Santino Marella vs Ricardo Rodriguez in a tuxedo match. Triple H addresses the WWE Universe. Ryback will face someone too most likely. You can check out my predictions here.

Brodus Clay vs. David Otunga
I wasn't able to see this match, sorry guys.

WINNER: Brodus Clay via count out.
Didn't see it, can't comment on the quality. Glad Clay wins though.

World Heavyweight Championship: Sheamus (c) vs. Dolph Ziggler
Vickie gives Dolph a kiss on the cheek good luck. Sheamus tries to go for a Brogue Kick right off the bat (like at WrestleMania) but Ziggler gets out of the way. Sheamus is all power while Ziggler is speed and finesse (and intelligence....go Ziggler!) Ziggler almost gets the pin by rolling Sheamus up and holding the ropes, but the ref sees it. Big botch here with Sheamus trying to catch Ziggler for White Noise, Ziggler trying to get around to give it to him and Sheamus basically dropping him to reset it up. Ziggler hits a faceplant from the top rope. Two-count, damn. Sheamus hits White Noise. Brogue Kick.

WINNER: Sheamus via pinfall.
Decent match, about as good as a good Raw match. For an opener this is ok but if this would have been a main event it would have been inadequate.

Backstage, Vince McMahon is being followed by a red suit wearing John Laurinaitis, who apologizes for Big Show knocking him out. He wants their business relationship to get closer when Cena's fired.

Tuxedo Match: Santino Marella vs. Ricardo Rodriguez
Ricardo comes out trying to figure out a pose to do, fails miserably. Pose off with the fans cheering Santino and booing Ricardo. I'm rooting for Ricardo. Now there's a bullfighter shtick going on with Ricardo as the bull. Now the fans are chanting "boring". Can't disagree. Ricardo rakes Santino's eyes, takes off the cobra, and starts stripping Santino. There's a cobra sock on. Santino kicks Ricardo in the throat (variation of the cobra move) and wins the match.

WINNER: Santino via stripping Ricardo.
Ridiculous waste of time.

Backstage, CM Punk says the match is about the title, not the AJ stuff. AJ comes over and kisses Punk on the cheek.

Intercontinental Championship: Christian (c) vs. Cody Rhodes
Hoping Cody comes out of here looking good but not with the title.Christian takes a slightly bad spill on the apron twice during the match, ouch. Christian hits a tornado DDT on the outside, nice. Cody dodges a spear attempt.Cody puts his legs up when Christian goes for the frog splash. Christian misses the Beautiful Disaster kick, lots of reversals, Christian hits a spear and wins.

WINNER: Christian via pinfall.
Good match. I'd like to see another between these two.

Tag Team Championship #1 Contender's Match [Fatal Four-Way]: Epico & Primo & Justin Gabriel & Tyson Kidd & the Primetime Players vs. The Usos
Definitely hoping that Gabriel and Kidd win this match. Crowd doesn't seem to know what to do. Justin Gabriel has way too many haircuts to keep track of. Kind of hard to keep track of, generic. Good spot with everyone on the outside of the ring and Tyson Kidd doing a hurricanrana to Primo. It was almost like in slow motion. Abraham Washington holds Epico back from breaking up the pinfall, allowing the Primetime Players to win.

WINNERS: Primetime Players via pinfall.
Generic, but interesting. Not a fan of these two winning though, since I don't like either of them.

Post-match, the Epico/Primo/Rosa group is yelling at Washington. They knock him down and get attacked from behind by Young and O'Neil, who are now aligned with Abraham Washington (if you didn't get that already).

Triple H Addresses the WWE Universe and Wastes Time
Zzzzzz....c'mon, we don't need to get a refresher when they rerun that stuff every week. I don't need to update you on any of this. You know what it is, he's talking about how he's a fighter and making fun of Lesnar and Heyman. Blah blah blah.

Backstage, AJ approaches Daniel Bryan. She says she hasn't gotten over him completely. She wishes him good luck and kisses him on the cheek.

Divas Championship: Layla (c) vs. Beth Phoenix
Long bathroom break stretch, isn't it? Layla gets the crown off Beth's head and starts posing, making fun of her. Couldn't care less about this match. Not fun at all in my opinion.

WINNER: Layla via pinfall.
Laborious.

Backstage, AJ's looking for Kane. I guess she'll kiss him on the cheek for good luck.Yup. Kane kisses her back. High-five, Kane! Give her the Big Red Machine.

Hunico vs. Sin Cara
Hunico can't win without the Sin Cara mask.Slow match for something that's supposed to be fast paced.

WINNER: Sin Cara via pinfall.
Sin Cara gets his ass kicked, wins with one move. Not a big fan. Would have rather had Ryback fight 4 people. Still better than the HHH segment though.

WWE Championship: CM Punk (c) vs. Daniel Bryan vs. Kane
Triple threat matches are always about two people in the ring and one person outside of it, for the most part. Assume that that's going on the entire time. Punk hits a good springboard splash on both of them on the outside. Punk just gets pansted temporarily by Kane. Kane holds Bryan up in the air for Punk to hit the springboard clothesline. Flying headbutt from Daniel Bryan to Punk. Where's AJ in all this? Bryan puts the Yes Lock on CM Punk. Punk hits the GTS on Bryan but Kane breaks up the pin. Punk hits his elbow drop, Kane kicks out. AJ comes out and is on the apron just for Punk to accidentally push Kane into her and knock her off the apron. Punk hits the GTS on Kane and pins him for the win.

WINNER: CM Punk via pinfall.
Not bad. Glad that CM Punk won.

Kane picks AJ up and walks to the back while she smiles back at CM Punk.

Ryback vs. Dan Delaney and Rob Grymes
Ryback tosses one of them up real high and levels the other with a clothesline. Big slam. Both picked up for the finisher.

WINNER: Ryback via pinfall.
Ryback squashes are fun, but I want him to fight 3 now, or 4....or 12.

Steel Cage: John Cena vs. Big Show
Out first is John Laurinaitis on his crutch.Then Big Show. Then Vince, who snubs Laurinaitis's offer for a handshake. Show tosses Cena into the cage. This will probably be the next minute or so. Snoozefest in my opinion. Saw that coming, though. These two in a cage just isn't a good idea. Big Show climbs the ropes and pulls Cena up top, knocks him down. Show walks along the ropes (Undertaker style) and misses an elbow drop as Cena moves out of the way. Cena tries to run out of the ring but Big Show catches him. Laurinaitis tries to stop Cena from coming out of the ring's cage.  Vince pushes him out of the way and opens the door. Laurinaitis pushes Vince, who pushes the cage into Cena. Big Show chokeslams Cena but gets a two-count. Big Show accidentally punches out the ref (Scott Armstrong). Brodus Clay comes out with a chair, inviting Big Show to come out and get some. Alex Riley and Santino Marella come out as well. Zack Ryder comes out as well. Big Show knocks all three of them down off the cage. Now Kofi Kingston comes out, climbs the cage and Big Show gets knocked down by Kofi. Cena gives Big Show an Attitude Adjustment. Cena starts climbing. Big Show tries to crawl out of the cage. Laurinaitis is ready to hit Cena with the crutch. Brodus Clay has John Laurinaitis held back. Cena falls before Show crawls out at almost the same time but not before Cena.

WINNER: John Cena via escaping the cage.
The last half of the match was good.

Post-match, Vince fires Laurinaitis and Cena gives him an Attitude Adjustment through the Spanish announcers' table.


HIGH SPOTS
1. Ziggler in a title match
2. Vince McMahon on a ppv
3. Random tag match to help the division out a bit

LOW BLOWS
1. HHH's promo
2. Divas match
3. Tuxedo match

CRITIQUE RATING SCALE: 2-COUNT NEAR-FALL (Meh)
Reasoning: I wasn't a big fan of most of this pay-per-view. They could have done a lot better. Lots of filler that wasn't particularly entertaining.

WHAT WERE YOUR THOUGHTS ON THE PPV?
LEAVE YOUR COMMENTS BELOW!

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Wrestling Smack Talk: 6/16/2012

Posted by Anthony Mango - Saturday, June 16, 2012

What's been going on this week in the world of professional wrestling? It's time to break it down in the latest edition of SMACK TALK, my wrestling podcast and the quick notes below. Make sure to subscribe, comment on the videos and this post, and let us know your thoughts.


Watch each part below:
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10

  • Don't forget to vote on the latest group of matches for the hottest divas & knockouts tournament
  • HHH to force out John Laurinaitis on the talent side of WWE? Not sure if I'm for or against this.
  • Sabu just checked into rehab as Maven completed his stay. Hopefully these guys and others get clean and stay clean, for their own sakes as well as their families.
  • FCW loses four superstars including Eli Cottonwood whom I think should have been released a long, long time ago. If they're bad rubbish, good riddance.
  • NXT: Redemption FINALLY ended and now, next week, they'll start a more FCW-oriented version of the product. I'm quite interested to see how this goes and I'm sure I'll cover my thoughts on the first episode both here and on Smack Talk.
  • Vader's appearance on Raw isn't the last flashback - we'll be seeing more leading up to the 1000th episode. AWESOME.

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Hottest Divas & Knockouts Tournament: Round 2, Matches 105-112

Posted by Anthony Mango - Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Round 2 continues, ending the first panel's Group C and Group D with matches #105-112

Here are your results from Groups A and B of panel 1:

Ashley Massaro beat Anastacia Rose | Mickie James beat Daffney Unger
Torrie Wilson beat Rebecca DiPietro | Lacey Von Erich beat Serena Deeb
Eve Torres beat J. Kim | Cameron Haven beat Cameron Lynn
Trinity beat Pamela Paulshock | Stephanie McMahon beat Katie Lea Burchill

So here's the next set of matches for you to vote on!

Nitro Girl Kimberly Page vs Payton Banks

Kimberly Page vs Payton Banks
  


Maryse Ouellet vs Sarita (Sarah Stock)

Maryse Ouellet vs Sarita
  


Madison Rayne vs Jenna Morasca

Madison Rayne vs Jenna Morasca
  


Alicia Fox vs J.T. Tinney

Alicia Fox vs J.T. Tinney
  


Candice Michelle vs Leyla Milani

Candice Michelle vs Leyla Milani
  


Melina Perez vs Nitro Girl Fyre (Teri Byrne)

Melina Perez vs Nitro Girl Fyre
  


Trish Stratus vs Aksana

Trish Stratus vs Aksana
  


Joy Giovanni vs Beth Phoenix

Joy Giovanni vs Beth Phoenix
  


TNA Knockouts

DIFFERENCES IN MY BRACKET FOR PANEL 1
For these matches, I had the same votes as everyone else, no differences.


TELL US WHO YOU VOTED FOR AND WHY IN THE COMMENTS BELOW!

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Wrestling Smack Talk: 6/9/2012

Posted by Anthony Mango - Saturday, June 9, 2012

What's been going on this week in the world of professional wrestling? It's time to break it down in the latest edition of SMACK TALK, my wrestling podcast and the quick notes below. Make sure to subscribe, comment on the videos and this post, and let us know your thoughts.


Watch each part below:
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3


  • Don't forget to vote on the latest group of matches for the hottest divas & knockouts tournament
  • Randy Orton's suspension will cost him hundreds of thousands of dollars, alongside possibly being fired or at the very least a reluctance to push him and a lot of heat. Ouch.
  • Abraham Washington's All World Productions storyline has been dropped. Why bother?
  • New WWE title belt design in the works according to CM Punk. So far, nothing official, but if the rumored design is true...ouch again.
  • Christian to be at Slammiversary? Maybe he's going into the TNA Hall of Fame?

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Hottest Divas & Knockouts Tournament: Round 2, Matches 97-104

Posted by Anthony Mango - Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Who are the sexiest wrestling women in WWE and TNA history? We are now on ROUND 2 of the tournament...finally!

If you're unfamiliar with how this works, Round 2 consists of the winners of the previous round facing off against each other, one by one. Things are about to pick up and get heated as now, the weakest links (and some good ones as well) have been eliminated, leaving much harder to decide matches.

First thing's first, here are your results from Group D of panel 3:

Michelle McCool beat Cynthia Lynch | Miss Elizabeth beat Tracie Wright
Summer DeLin beat Leilani Kai | Jasmin St. Claire beat Judy Martin
Ashley Valence beat Sara Calloway | Lyndy Frieson beat Rosie Lottalove
Kimona Wanalaya beat Leticia Cline | Chyna beat ODB

So here's the next set of matches for you to vote on!

Ashley Massaro vs Anastacia Rose



Ashley Massaro vs Anastacia Rose
  


Daffney Unger (Shannon Spruill) vs Mickie James



Daffney Unger vs Mickie James
  


Torrie Wilson vs Rebecca DiPietro



Torrie Wilson vs Rebecca DiPietro
  


Lacey Von Erich vs Serena Deeb



Lacey Von Erich vs Serena Deeb
  


Eve Torres vs J. Kim



Eve Torres vs J. Kim
  


Cameron Haven vs Cameron Lynn (Ariane Andrew)



Cameron Haven vs Cameron Lynn
  


Trinity (Stephanie Finochio) vs Pamela Paulshock



Trinity vs Pamela Paulshock
  


Stephanie McMahon vs Katie Lea Burchill / Winter



Stephanie McMahon vs Katie Lea Burchill

  


HOW YOUR BRACKET IS GOING FOR PANEL 1

TNA Knockouts Sexy Ass Hot

DIFFERENCES IN MY BRACKET FOR PANEL 1
Since I have a second bracket of solely my votes for you guys to see, we differ sometimes. Everything above is the same except the following matches below:

Cameron Haven vs Debra McMichael


My vote went to Cameron Haven.

Tiffany (Taryn Terrell) vs Major Gunns (Tylene Buck)


Really tough call, but I eventually went with Tiffany.


TELL US WHO YOU VOTED FOR AND WHY IN THE COMMENTS BELOW!

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TNA Slammiversary 2012 Results & Review PPV Coverage Live

Posted by Anthony Mango - Sunday, June 3, 2012

TNA Slammiversary 2012 PPV - here is your spot for live results coverage and a review to go along with it. Who is going to win? TNA World Heavyweight Champion Bobby Roode vs Sting, Christopher Daniels and Kazarian against AJ Styles and Kurt Angle, Bully Ray versus Joseph Park, Robbie E and Robbie T versus Devon and Garett Bischoff, Austin Aries vs Samoa Joe, Crimson open challenge, Gail Kim vs Brooke Tessmacher, Jeff Hardy vs RVD vs Mr. Anderson, Kid Kash vs Hernandez, and the first TNA Hall of Famer.

PREDICTIONS: Bobby Roode should retain by all means. The same should happen with Kazarian and Daniels. I can see Joseph Park beating Bully Ray as well as Robbie E and Robbie T collapsing and losing their match. Aries should defeat Joe. Crimson should win his open challenge. Gail Kim retains against Brooke. No clue about Kash and Hernandez. I can see Mr. Anderson winning the title shot.


Starting the pay-per-view off with a retrospective of the past ten years, as this is their anniversary. Good move. Good video package as well, I'm enjoying it.

Out comes Hulk Hogan. They've got a big crowd tonight - another good thing going for them. Hogan's taking up a little too much time though, doing nothing but posing. He says he likes pushing buttons and wants to go old school and announces the first match as Joe versus Aries. The change he's making is that it's for the X-Division title.

X-Division Championship: Austin Aries (c) vs. Samoa Joe
I still really like Joe's music. And this being Austin Aries means this could be the best match of the night. Wow, I'm being quite positive right now for this pay-per-view...odd. Dueling chants of "Austin Aries" and "let's go Joe". Fast pace, hot crowd, interesting moves. I'm liking this. They're really keeping a great pace going and this crowd is eating it up. Now this is what this company should be doing ALL THE TIME or at least, as much as they possibly can. Joe gives Aries a Power Bomb, follows it up with a Boston Crab, then turns that into an STF but Aries is able to get out of it. Aries hits a great 450 splash on Joe, but Joe kicks out. Joe puts Aries in the MB but Aries drops out of it and flips him around. Aries is able to pick Joe up and hit him with the Brainbuster, retaining the title.

WINNER: Austin Aries via pinfall.
Very good start to the pay-per-view. Let's hope they keep this up.

There's some fan that won a contest to be the guest bell-ringer. That'd be fun. I'd rather announce something (and no doubt do a horrible job at it) but I'm sure it'd be fun to just do anything.

Kid Kash vs. Hernandez
Expecting Hernandez to win here. Good position on the card, as it can be used as a bathroom break but also leaves room to be built up for the other matches that are more important. Hernandez has got to win here as Kash is kind of trying real hard to be the heel, but put Hernandez over in the process. Hernandez launches himself out of the ring over the ropes - very nice. Kash drops out of the Border Toss attempt. Hernandez wins with a splash from the top rope.

WINNER: Hernandez via pinfall.
Good match for something that I wasn't looking forward to at all. I think this crowd is really helping all of this more than anything else. A big, excited crowd pumps the wrestlers up and gets them to do an even better job.

Their #3 best TNA moment is AJ Styles winning the X-Division championship by beating Jerry Lynn.

Robbie E & Robbie T vs. Devon & Garett Bischoff
Did I miss it, or did they actually not show the graphic for Devon and Bischoff's names? Madison Rayne shows up on the stage looking GORGEOUS, wow. I'd like to see Robbie E get the pin on Garett here and they can move away from the Devon/Robbie stuff. It's time for some heels to win too. Devon hits a spinebuster on Robbie E and wins.

WINNERS: Devon and Garett Bischoff
Not as good as the first two matches. Best part was showing Madison Rayne I think.

Backstage, Borash runs over his history in the company. Kazarian and Daniels come out to do the same and boast.

#1 Contender's Match: Mr. Anderson vs. Rob Van Dam vs. Jeff Hardy
First up is Anderson with the mic, naturally. Anderson seems to be having fun tonight the way he's walking - or maybe he's drunk, been spending too much time prepping with the next two people [haha c'mon, you were thinking I would go without joking like that? You'd be giving me too much credit] Did Jeff just give a hug to Sign Guy? Was that Sign Guy? Jeff Hardy flips a coin in the ring but when they're looking at it, he attacks RVD. Anderson hits a Superplex on Hardy and RVD tries to splash them both, but they both move out of the way. Some good near-fall situations popping up. Hardy hits the Swanton on RVD but Anderson drags the ref away, preventing Jeff from getting the win. Anderson throws Hardy out of the ring and works on RVD. RVD goes for a Rolling Thunder but Anderson catches him and hits him with the Mic Check, winning the match.

WINNER (and new #1 contender): Mr. Anderson via pinfall.
Good match.

Backstage, Crimson talks to Borash about how he's been "perfect for over 470 days". Perfect game for a pitcher is only 9 innings, etc.

Crimson's Open Challenge
Crimson gets the mic. He says everything is bigger in Texas and he's looking at the biggest group of losers he's ever seen in his life. He'll fight a Maverick, a Ranger, a Cowboy, whatever. Fans chant that they want Goldberg to show up and answer the challenge. Who comes out? James Storm. He's a cowboy after all.

Crimson vs. James Storm
I could see them having Storm beat Crimson here. Yup, Storm wins a relatively short match, not even enough to talk about here.

WINNER: James Storm via pinfall.
Hopefully they can utilize this in a good way.

Post-match, Storm celebrates by squirting beer all over the audience.

Backstage, Borash is talking to X-Division champion Austin Aries. He asks what's next for Aries, who replies with wanting to be the main event.

#2 moment in the company is the Hogan signing.

Out comes Dixie Carter. She thanks everyone and introduces the first inductee into the Hall of Fame: Sting. Maybe it's just me, but it kind of loses a lot of luster if your first inductee is just wearing a t-shirt and his ring gear while being spoken about for a Hall of Fame. Apparently the actual process will take place at Bound for Glory.

Knockouts Championship: Gail Kim (c) vs. Brooke Tessmacher
Brooke looks like she'd be the standardized Knockout babyface with the red/white/blue outfit and whatnot. She's very generic, but in a good way. Tessmacher is a Hooters girl on the side and she's done modeling, why doesn't TNA try to look into getting her to pose for Playboy and such? Seems like "uh...DUH" marketing to me. Gail hits her neckbreaker finisher but something might be up here, they're going pretty slowly. Either Brooke is hamming it up (good) or injured (bad). Brooke counters Gail, flips her over, and pins her.

WINNER (and new Knockouts champion): Miss Tessmacher via pinfall.
Not a big fan of the match, but I like Tessmacher, so that's good.

After the match, Christy Hemme asks her what it's like to win the championship in her home state. She says she's overcome a lot of obstacles in the best women's wrestling roster out there. She says it's epic and God bless Texas.

Backstage, Borash gets interrupted by the man - Bully Ray, who says he's from Hell's Kitchen, God's country, New York City.

Bully Ray vs. Aby...I mean, Joseph Park
I can't tell exactly what people are chanting but I think they're saying "let's go Rangers, Yankees suck". Bully Ray invites Park to take the first shot but ducks out of the way, making Park stumble. He then ridicules him, asking "are you serious?" Now he puts his hand behind his back. He then spits in his face and slaps his face. Ray misses running into the corner and Park slaps him. Ray then goes on the attack. "New York sucks" chant. Ray gets a chair but when he comes into the ring, Park hits the ropes to knock him down. Park gets the chair but Ray gets it away from him. Shot to the back, followed by another shot to the back. Water bottle to the head on the outside. Park feeds off the reaction of the crowd and starts punching Bully Ray repeatedly. Ray gives him a big boot to knock him down and pulls out a table as well as a kendo stick. Park hits Ray in the gut before he can hit him with the kendo stick. Park grabs the stick and hits Ray, but only gets a two-count. Park goes under the ring and comes out wearing his Abyss outfit. He chokeslams Bully Ray through the table and goes back under the ring to change into the Joseph Park outfit again. Park crawls into the ring and covers Bully Ray to win.

WINNER: Joseph Park via a change of attire.
Ridiculous, but I'm sure a kid would eat it up so that's good. It's not meant to please people like me all the time.

Backstage, Borash talks to Bobby Roode, the longest reigning TNA heavyweight champion in their history.

Out comes Hulk Hogan. He has one more surprise: Christian Cage. Christian comes out, not wearing the Intercontinental title [damn, haha]. "Please come back" chant. Christian laughs. I would too. Now the fans are chanting "Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes!" He makes fun of the missing sides of the ring. Christian presents the #1 moment in TNA history: Sting's return to wrestling with TNA. That...that was it? That was TNA's big deal that they signed with WWE, to have Christian cut a promo at Slammiversary? Ouch.

Tag Team Championship: Kazarian & Daniels (c) vs. AJ Styles & Kurt Angle
AJ's pounding on Daniels and Kazarian [and Dixie apparently...hiyoooo!!!!] I'd like to see them retain the titles here. Lots of babyfaces are winning, so I'd like a heel to win. Not too much to talk about here, nothing horrible and nothing fantastic.There we go, Angle gives BOTH Kazarian and Daniels a German suplex at the same time. Styles hits a reverse DDT at the same time as a regular DDT on Daniels and Kazarian. Lots of signature moves all over the place. AJ hits a beautiful SSP onto Daniels on the outside. Angle gets Kazarian in the ankle lock. Kazarian taps.

WINNERS (and new tag team champions): Kurt Angle and AJ Styles via submission.
Not a big fan of the title switch, but the match was good.

TNA World Heavyweight Championship: Bobby Roode (c) vs. Sting
I'm liking Bobby Roode's robe. Borash forgets the D in his name again. Roode keeps stalling. Generic match. They've been outside for such a long time yet the ref isn't counting them out. Sting's got the Scorpion Deathlock on Roode on the commentary table, so it doesn't count when he's tapping out. Roode picks up the beer that was from James Storm's celebration. "Watch the beer!" a fan chants. While Hebner is busy, Roode hits Sting in the head with one of the bottles. Roode pins Sting for the win.

WINNER: Bobby Roode via pinfall.
Not a big fan of it.

Sting gets back up and hits both Roode and the ref. He suplexes Roode on the ramp. He continues to assault him on the stage and they crash through a table off the stage.

HIGH SPOTS
1. The crowd
2. Aries vs Samoa Joe
3. #1 contender's match

LOW BLOWS
1. Knockouts
2. Robbie E/T vs Devon/Garett tag match
3. Main event

CRITIQUE RATING SCALE: 2-COUNT NEAR-FALL (Meh)
Reasoning: There's no 2.5, but I would give it that if there was one.This was the most professional pay-per-view TNA has put on, and I commend them for it. Multiple matches were entertaining, but some fell flat. If you took only the good parts, it'd be a solid 3. If you take only the bad parts, it'd be a 1. There's some 2-count filler, some 1-count filler, and some 3-count filler. It all balances out to 2 but I'd give them an extra 0.5 for the upgrade in comparison to past events.

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Wrestling Smack Talk: 6/2/2012

Posted by Anthony Mango - Saturday, June 2, 2012

What's been going on this week in the world of professional wrestling? It's time to break it down in the latest edition of SMACK TALK, my wrestling podcast and the quick notes below. Make sure to subscribe, comment on the videos and this post, and let us know your thoughts.


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  • Don't forget to vote on the latest group of matches for the hottest divas & knockouts tournament
  • Randy Orton has been suspended for 60 days because this is his SECOND Wellness Policy failure. This means he not only misses No Way Out but also Money in the Bank. There goes the Jericho/Orton match as well as the Miz/Orton match that all seemed likely. It also means a spot opens up for Money in the Bank, meaning someone might get a chance to shine that wouldn't have (hopefully, instead of them just putting Khali in there). I wouldn't be surprised at all if Jericho faced Orton at SummerSlam either because of this.
  • Jillian Hall was arrested for charges of domestic violence and claims that she's splitting from her husband.
  • Lord Tensai is officially deemed a flop that they're trying to salvage. Apparently, Big Show's spot right now was supposed to be Tensai's. Thankfully they realized that he wasn't working out as well as they had hoped and instead of forcing it down our throats, they decided to try to fix things. Kudos, WWE. I give you a lot of credit for not being stubborn about this one.

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