Mr. Nerfect
04-06-2007, 03:24 AM
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It truly is the best sports entertainment show in the world. Each match (or non-match) was just awesome. First we got Mr. Kennedy vs. Jeff Hardy, and they worked really well together. Some notable spots include a super back body drop by Mr. Kennedy to Hardy, and Jeff counting a kick into a Whisper in the Wind (nothing too scientific, but it flowed really well and was fun to see). Also, I am all for Mr. Kennedy using a DDT as his more bland finishing move. Kenne-DDT? Kenne-DDT!
Chris Benoit worked his magic with The Miz. Say what you want about him, but Mike Mizanin is not all that bad. He's really quite good in the ring, and he's got the right amount of charisma to become something noteworthy. I'm hoping that next week they do Chris Benoit vs. Mike Mizanin in a Steel Cage Match for the United States Championship. For those who don't like The Miz, just imagine Benoit German suplexing Miz into the cage. :drool:
By the way, the cage would be there to keep MVP out. After Benoit retains, he can run in and attack the Rabid Wolverine, continue building heat towards their second match.
Matt Hardy and King Booker worked a great match. I was really digging the Booker/Sharmell angle on SmackDown!. It was Attitude era-style drama. Matt Hardy is a great wrestler. There is no doubt about it. Inside the ring, the guy is just the goods. He seems perfectly comfortable at leading a match if he has to.
Sharmell crying in the back and then slapping Booker was actually quite a powerful moment, in my opinion. She was legitimately crying. She may not be a qualified actor, but that Stanislavskian technique gets the desired result.
Then Kane and Dave Taylor had their non-match. This was really just a brawl. One of the better brawls I have ever seen on WWE television. When you picture brawls, you imagine two guys just trading faked right hands on the floor. Not this brawl. William fucking Regal makes this fucking great, and Kane being the big fuck that he is does holds his own and dishes it back. Great shit from these guys. It was one of the most real looking brawls I've seen on WWE TV. Probably because Regal was daring enough to really Kane to get the desired effect.
Now onto my match...Paul London & Brian Kendrick vs. Chavo Guerrero & Gregory Helms. New attire for London & Kendrick. They were wearing sky blue pants with their initials on the right leg in black. The left leg had what looked to be a new Joker symbol, and the stripes down it were gold. It was a nice babyface look.
The match was great. Fucking great. Not the best ever, but I got into it, and the closing spot was fucking awesome. This was the most over I've ever heard London & Kendrick on WWE TV. Sure, some of it could have been piped in, I guess, but I swear I heard "Let's go, London!" and "Spanky!" chants. That's a step for them.
Next week, I'd have Paul London face Chavo Guerrero for the WWE Cruiserweight Championship next week, and Brian Kendrick team up with Matt Hardy (the remaining half of the WWE Tag Team Champions teaming up with SmackDown!'s half of the World Tag Team Champions) to face Deuce N' Domino. Put Deuce N' Domino over Kendrick and Hardy, giving them shots at both the WWE and World Tag Team Championships at later dates, and have Helms help Guerrero retain the Cruiserweight Championship.
Before you know it, you have a London & Kendrick vs. The Hardys vs. Deuce N' Domino vs. Guerrero & Helms feud on SmackDown! for both sets of Tag Titles. You don't even need to unify them.
It truly is the best sports entertainment show in the world. Each match (or non-match) was just awesome. First we got Mr. Kennedy vs. Jeff Hardy, and they worked really well together. Some notable spots include a super back body drop by Mr. Kennedy to Hardy, and Jeff counting a kick into a Whisper in the Wind (nothing too scientific, but it flowed really well and was fun to see). Also, I am all for Mr. Kennedy using a DDT as his more bland finishing move. Kenne-DDT? Kenne-DDT!
Chris Benoit worked his magic with The Miz. Say what you want about him, but Mike Mizanin is not all that bad. He's really quite good in the ring, and he's got the right amount of charisma to become something noteworthy. I'm hoping that next week they do Chris Benoit vs. Mike Mizanin in a Steel Cage Match for the United States Championship. For those who don't like The Miz, just imagine Benoit German suplexing Miz into the cage. :drool:
By the way, the cage would be there to keep MVP out. After Benoit retains, he can run in and attack the Rabid Wolverine, continue building heat towards their second match.
Matt Hardy and King Booker worked a great match. I was really digging the Booker/Sharmell angle on SmackDown!. It was Attitude era-style drama. Matt Hardy is a great wrestler. There is no doubt about it. Inside the ring, the guy is just the goods. He seems perfectly comfortable at leading a match if he has to.
Sharmell crying in the back and then slapping Booker was actually quite a powerful moment, in my opinion. She was legitimately crying. She may not be a qualified actor, but that Stanislavskian technique gets the desired result.
Then Kane and Dave Taylor had their non-match. This was really just a brawl. One of the better brawls I have ever seen on WWE television. When you picture brawls, you imagine two guys just trading faked right hands on the floor. Not this brawl. William fucking Regal makes this fucking great, and Kane being the big fuck that he is does holds his own and dishes it back. Great shit from these guys. It was one of the most real looking brawls I've seen on WWE TV. Probably because Regal was daring enough to really Kane to get the desired effect.
Now onto my match...Paul London & Brian Kendrick vs. Chavo Guerrero & Gregory Helms. New attire for London & Kendrick. They were wearing sky blue pants with their initials on the right leg in black. The left leg had what looked to be a new Joker symbol, and the stripes down it were gold. It was a nice babyface look.
The match was great. Fucking great. Not the best ever, but I got into it, and the closing spot was fucking awesome. This was the most over I've ever heard London & Kendrick on WWE TV. Sure, some of it could have been piped in, I guess, but I swear I heard "Let's go, London!" and "Spanky!" chants. That's a step for them.
Next week, I'd have Paul London face Chavo Guerrero for the WWE Cruiserweight Championship next week, and Brian Kendrick team up with Matt Hardy (the remaining half of the WWE Tag Team Champions teaming up with SmackDown!'s half of the World Tag Team Champions) to face Deuce N' Domino. Put Deuce N' Domino over Kendrick and Hardy, giving them shots at both the WWE and World Tag Team Championships at later dates, and have Helms help Guerrero retain the Cruiserweight Championship.
Before you know it, you have a London & Kendrick vs. The Hardys vs. Deuce N' Domino vs. Guerrero & Helms feud on SmackDown! for both sets of Tag Titles. You don't even need to unify them.