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**loopydate** · 01-22-2011, 09:19 PM

WWE TITLE - John Cena (c) vs. CM Punk

Pretty self-explanatory, really. The Cena/Nexus feud continues to rage on, continuing through the Rumble which sees Cena get dumped out at the hands of Punk's minions. Punk winds up winning the match to earn the shot at 'Mania. Cena winds up outlasting John Morisson, Randy Orton, The Miz, Sheamus, and Triple H (more on him later) to win the WWE Title in the Elimination Chamber - possibly overcoming the odds by starting the match. Punk challenges Cena, and Cena gets to go over another top star at 'Mania. This will undoubtedly piss me off, since I'll be there and I love Punk.

WORLD TITLE - Edge (c) vs. Christian vs. Rey Mysterio vs. Alberto Del Rio

Del Rio's mouth finally gets him in over his head after an impressive run in the Royal Rumble. Del Rio manages to outlast Kane, Rey, Barrett, and Kofi Kingston before being Edge's last elimination inside the Chamber, leading to Teddy Long proclaiming him to be the #1 contender. But that night, Christian returns seeking revenge on Del Rio for injuring him. As the weeks go by, ADR's rival Rey Mysterio starts getting involved in all this as well. Finally, Del Rio cuts a promo on how it's his destiny to defeat Edge at WrestleMania and become World Champion. But he's man enough to beat all three of his rivals, it's just a shame his match with Edge is already made. Long calls him out on that, setting up the fatal fourway. Somehow (Xian or Edge turning heel on the other?) Del Rio manages to do the impossible, becoming World Champion against the three megafaces.

Triple H vs. Sheamus

Sheamus thought he ended HHH's career last year. About 2/3 through the Rumble, Sheamus has completely cleared the ring and is posing, yelling about being King of the Ring, when "King Of Kings" hits and Hunter makes his "shocking" return. The two wind up eliminating each other that night as well as costing each other the WWE Title in the Elimination Chamber, building to a WM rematch between them and HHH getting his win back.

Undertaker vs. Wade Barrett

After disposing of Big Show and ending their mini-feud, Barrett starts to get creepy message "from beyond." Obviously, we find out at that Undertaker has returned when he appears (from nowheres!!!!!!!!) on the ramp during the World Title Elimination Chamber, causing Barrett to be eliminated. The big part of the build-up is Barrett's role in burying Undertaker alive as well as previous attacks on the Deadman. Obviously Taker wins and the streak survives.

The Miz vs. Jerry "The King" Lawler

On the RAW after the Elimination Chamber, Miz is in the ring complaining about losing the WWE Title to John Cena. Going on to WrestleMania to face CM Punk was going to be a WrestleMania Moment people would be talking about for generations. The Straight-Edge Superstar against the Most Must-See WWE Champion Of All-Time would mean-- but he's interrupted by Lawler, who talks about wanting a WrestleMania moment of his own. He's worked for this company off and on for 18 years and has never had a match at WrestleMania. So if Miz wants a Mania Moment they'll all be talking about for generations... he'll give it to him! Lawler puts up a valiant effort, but Miz winds up picking up the win.

INTERCONTINENTAL TITLE - Kofi Kingston (c) vs. Kane

During the World Title Elimination Chamber, Kofi eliminates Kane with a huge spot off the top of one of the pods. That week on SmackDown!, Kofi is defending the IC belt against one of the usual suspects (Swagger?) but Kane's pyro hits, and the Big Red Monster destroys the champ with a big clothesline before posing with the belt. Teddy makes the match, and Kofi pulls off another huge upset to hopefully get back on the main-event track.

MONEY IN THE BANK - Big Show vs. Daniel Bryan vs. Evan Bourne vs. John Morrison vs. Randy Orton vs. Cody Rhodes vs. Dolph Ziggler vs. Drew McIntyre vs. Jack Swagger vs. Justin Gabriel

If this year's Royal Rumble is the "biggest ever," Money In The Bank can feature three former World Champions, too many midcard titles to count, and some of the flashiest high-fliers in the company who will pull out all the stops to steal the show. Eventually, I see Ziggler getting the briefcase and cashing in pretty shortly thereafter. Possibly at Extreme Rules? I also think Ziggler could be the first to cash in and lose, but I think he'll have the World Title by Summerslam.

DIVAS' TITLE - Natalya (c) vs. Beth Phoenix

I'm assuming Beth turns heel at some point down the line, and I think WWE (rightfully) sees these two as their best workers. However, the match is interrupted by the shocking debut of Kong, who destroys both of them, sending a message to the champion and challenger alike.

TAG TURMOIL FOR THE WWE TAG TEAM TITLES - Santino Marella and Vladimir Kozlov (c) vs. Mark Henry and R-Truth vs. The Corre (Ezekiel Jackson and Heath Slater) vs. Nexus (David Otunga and Mason Ryan) vs. Nexus (Husky Harris and Michael McGillicutty)

I could see this being the dark match, just an excuse to get these ten guys a WM payday. Santino and Kozlov retain, eliminating Otunga and Ryan last.

01-22-2011, 09:19 PM	#18
loopydate FIT Challenge Slag People Posts: 13,816	WWE TITLE - John Cena (c) vs. CM Punk Pretty self-explanatory, really. The Cena/Nexus feud continues to rage on, continuing through the Rumble which sees Cena get dumped out at the hands of Punk's minions. Punk winds up winning the match to earn the shot at 'Mania. Cena winds up outlasting John Morisson, Randy Orton, The Miz, Sheamus, and Triple H (more on him later) to win the WWE Title in the Elimination Chamber - possibly overcoming the odds by starting the match. Punk challenges Cena, and Cena gets to go over another top star at 'Mania. This will undoubtedly piss me off, since I'll be there and I love Punk. WORLD TITLE - Edge (c) vs. Christian vs. Rey Mysterio vs. Alberto Del Rio Del Rio's mouth finally gets him in over his head after an impressive run in the Royal Rumble. Del Rio manages to outlast Kane, Rey, Barrett, and Kofi Kingston before being Edge's last elimination inside the Chamber, leading to Teddy Long proclaiming him to be the #1 contender. But that night, Christian returns seeking revenge on Del Rio for injuring him. As the weeks go by, ADR's rival Rey Mysterio starts getting involved in all this as well. Finally, Del Rio cuts a promo on how it's his destiny to defeat Edge at WrestleMania and become World Champion. But he's man enough to beat all three of his rivals, it's just a shame his match with Edge is already made. Long calls him out on that, setting up the fatal fourway. Somehow (Xian or Edge turning heel on the other?) Del Rio manages to do the impossible, becoming World Champion against the three megafaces. Triple H vs. Sheamus Sheamus thought he ended HHH's career last year. About 2/3 through the Rumble, Sheamus has completely cleared the ring and is posing, yelling about being King of the Ring, when "King Of Kings" hits and Hunter makes his "shocking" return. The two wind up eliminating each other that night as well as costing each other the WWE Title in the Elimination Chamber, building to a WM rematch between them and HHH getting his win back. Undertaker vs. Wade Barrett After disposing of Big Show and ending their mini-feud, Barrett starts to get creepy message "from beyond." Obviously, we find out at that Undertaker has returned when he appears (from nowheres!!!!!!!!) on the ramp during the World Title Elimination Chamber, causing Barrett to be eliminated. The big part of the build-up is Barrett's role in burying Undertaker alive as well as previous attacks on the Deadman. Obviously Taker wins and the streak survives. The Miz vs. Jerry "The King" Lawler On the RAW after the Elimination Chamber, Miz is in the ring complaining about losing the WWE Title to John Cena. Going on to WrestleMania to face CM Punk was going to be a WrestleMania Moment people would be talking about for generations. The Straight-Edge Superstar against the Most Must-See WWE Champion Of All-Time would mean-- but he's interrupted by Lawler, who talks about wanting a WrestleMania moment of his own. He's worked for this company off and on for 18 years and has never had a match at WrestleMania. So if Miz wants a Mania Moment they'll all be talking about for generations... he'll give it to him! Lawler puts up a valiant effort, but Miz winds up picking up the win. INTERCONTINENTAL TITLE - Kofi Kingston (c) vs. Kane During the World Title Elimination Chamber, Kofi eliminates Kane with a huge spot off the top of one of the pods. That week on SmackDown!, Kofi is defending the IC belt against one of the usual suspects (Swagger?) but Kane's pyro hits, and the Big Red Monster destroys the champ with a big clothesline before posing with the belt. Teddy makes the match, and Kofi pulls off another huge upset to hopefully get back on the main-event track. MONEY IN THE BANK - Big Show vs. Daniel Bryan vs. Evan Bourne vs. John Morrison vs. Randy Orton vs. Cody Rhodes vs. Dolph Ziggler vs. Drew McIntyre vs. Jack Swagger vs. Justin Gabriel If this year's Royal Rumble is the "biggest ever," Money In The Bank can feature three former World Champions, too many midcard titles to count, and some of the flashiest high-fliers in the company who will pull out all the stops to steal the show. Eventually, I see Ziggler getting the briefcase and cashing in pretty shortly thereafter. Possibly at Extreme Rules? I also think Ziggler could be the first to cash in and lose, but I think he'll have the World Title by Summerslam. DIVAS' TITLE - Natalya (c) vs. Beth Phoenix I'm assuming Beth turns heel at some point down the line, and I think WWE (rightfully) sees these two as their best workers. However, the match is interrupted by the shocking debut of Kong, who destroys both of them, sending a message to the champion and challenger alike. TAG TURMOIL FOR THE WWE TAG TEAM TITLES - Santino Marella and Vladimir Kozlov (c) vs. Mark Henry and R-Truth vs. The Corre (Ezekiel Jackson and Heath Slater) vs. Nexus (David Otunga and Mason Ryan) vs. Nexus (Husky Harris and Michael McGillicutty) I could see this being the dark match, just an excuse to get these ten guys a WM payday. Santino and Kozlov retain, eliminating Otunga and Ryan last.