Official No Mercy 2004 thread - Page 7

**Joe Kerr** · 10-03-2004, 11:58 AM

WWE Championship
John Bradshaw Layfield's feelings toward Undertaker have been well documented in recent weeks. Ever since the Phenom unceremoniously choke-slammed JBL through the roof of his white limo at SummerSlam, the WWE Champion has considered Taker too sadistic for the company. Undertaker didn't even let JBL recover from his injuries properly, ripping off his neck brace and back support during a recent SmackDown! JBL better be 100 percent at No Mercy, as he will face Undertaker in a Last Ride Match for the WWE Championship. The match will not be decided by a pinfall, countout or submission. A win can only be recorded by dumping your opponent in the back of a hearse. We know JBL will arrive in a limousine, let's see if he leaves in one.

U.S. Championship
It all comes down to this.

After four grueling matches, John Cena and Booker T will have the fifth-and-deciding match of their exciting series to decide the United States Championship.

Cena was United States Champion earlier this summer before being stripped of the title after a spat with then General Manager Kurt Angle. Booker T would eventually win an elimination bout to gain the championship. But that wasn't good enough for new GM Theodore Long, who ordered the pair to have a best-of-five series to decide the undisputed champion.

Will the United States Championship go home with Cena, or will it stay with Booker T? Watch No Mercy to see which Superstar takes the fifth.

SmackDown! presents No MercyKurt Angle vs. Big Show
He's back, and nobody's safe, especially Kurt Angle.

The Big Show, all 7-foot-2 and 500 pounds of him, returned to SmackDown! recently after a four-month hiatus. His arrival was marked by terror and destruction as Show wiped out the entire SmackDown! roster when he interrupted Angle and Eddie Guerrero's Lumberjack Match.

SmackDown! General Manager Theodore Long gave Show his choice of facing Guererro or Angle at No Mercy, and he opted for Angle. These two have a long history together. Back in 2002, Angle defeated Show for the WWE Championship.

At one time, they were also both in Paul Heyman's stable. But don't expect them to rehash old times Oct. 3 at No Mercy, Show doesn't seem like he's in any mood for that.

Luther Reigns vs. Eddie Guerrero
It's totally understandable if Eddie Guerrero has just about had it with the antics of Luther Reigns.

Kurt Angle's meddling henchman has twice cost Latino Heat chances to defeat the Olympic Champ, including a terrific best-of-three falls match where Reigns drilled Guerrero with a chair.

But with Angle occupied with the daunting task of facing Big Show at No Mercy, it turns out Luther and Eddie are both free that night.

So, as usual, SmackDown! General Manager Theodore Long had a great idea, let Reigns and Guerrero settle their differences Oct. 3 at No Mercy as well.

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WWE Tag Team Championship
Some feel Kenzo Suzuki and Rene Dupree are very fortunate to be WWE Tag Team Champions. The odd couple was able to capitalize on Billy Kidman and Paul London's recent issues and capture the title. But since becoming champions, Suzuki and Dupree proved dangerous and totally in lockstep with each other -- despite their disparate cultural backgrounds.

Meanwhile, Rob Van Dam and Rey Mysterio have forged a friendship of late. RVD even saved Mysterio from a merciless run-in by Suzuki and Dupree on a recent edition of SmackDown!

Together, Mysterio and Mr. Thursday Night make an exciting pair, capable of big things. They will try and make their mark at No Mercy by winning the WWE Tag Team Championship.

Paul London vs. Billy Kidman
Billy Kidman has already lost his half of the WWE Tag Team Championship and seemingly his nerve to wrestle.

And if he doesn't snap out of his current funk, Kidman will next lose his job. Kidman and Paul London enjoyed a successful run as WWE Tag Team Champions, but after Kidman accidentally injured Chavo Guerrero with his high-flying Shooting Star Press, things began to change.

Suddenly, Kidman's bravado and spirit were gone. He refused to perform the Shooting Star Press, ultimately costing the popular tandem the Championship.

Now, London wants to slap some sense into his former partner. Kidman, who already walked out of a scheduled match with London on a recent SmackDown! broadcast, has no options left.

If Kidman walks out at No Mercy, SmackDown! General Manager Theodore Long told him to not bother coming back.

Cruiserweight Championship
Nunzio already has Spike Dudley's attention. Now the mini-Italian Stallion wants the Cruiserweight Championship.

SmackDown! General Manager Theodore Long was so impressed with Nunzio's upset win over Spike Dudley in a non-title match in Wichita, Kan., he rewarded Nunzio with a rematch at No Mercy.

But this time the Cruiserweight gold will indeed be on the line. Could Nunzio, with Johnny Stamboli in his corner, surprise Spike yet again? Or will Spike and the Dudleys handle their business with the stakes higher than ever at No Mercy?

10-03-2004, 11:58 AM	#1
Joe Kerr my other rides your mom Posts: 6,346	Official No Mercy 2004 thread WWE Championship John Bradshaw Layfield's feelings toward Undertaker have been well documented in recent weeks. Ever since the Phenom unceremoniously choke-slammed JBL through the roof of his white limo at SummerSlam, the WWE Champion has considered Taker too sadistic for the company. Undertaker didn't even let JBL recover from his injuries properly, ripping off his neck brace and back support during a recent SmackDown! JBL better be 100 percent at No Mercy, as he will face Undertaker in a Last Ride Match for the WWE Championship. The match will not be decided by a pinfall, countout or submission. A win can only be recorded by dumping your opponent in the back of a hearse. We know JBL will arrive in a limousine, let's see if he leaves in one. U.S. Championship It all comes down to this. After four grueling matches, John Cena and Booker T will have the fifth-and-deciding match of their exciting series to decide the United States Championship. Cena was United States Champion earlier this summer before being stripped of the title after a spat with then General Manager Kurt Angle. Booker T would eventually win an elimination bout to gain the championship. But that wasn't good enough for new GM Theodore Long, who ordered the pair to have a best-of-five series to decide the undisputed champion. Will the United States Championship go home with Cena, or will it stay with Booker T? Watch No Mercy to see which Superstar takes the fifth. SmackDown! presents No MercyKurt Angle vs. Big Show He's back, and nobody's safe, especially Kurt Angle. The Big Show, all 7-foot-2 and 500 pounds of him, returned to SmackDown! recently after a four-month hiatus. His arrival was marked by terror and destruction as Show wiped out the entire SmackDown! roster when he interrupted Angle and Eddie Guerrero's Lumberjack Match. SmackDown! General Manager Theodore Long gave Show his choice of facing Guererro or Angle at No Mercy, and he opted for Angle. These two have a long history together. Back in 2002, Angle defeated Show for the WWE Championship. At one time, they were also both in Paul Heyman's stable. But don't expect them to rehash old times Oct. 3 at No Mercy, Show doesn't seem like he's in any mood for that. Luther Reigns vs. Eddie Guerrero It's totally understandable if Eddie Guerrero has just about had it with the antics of Luther Reigns. Kurt Angle's meddling henchman has twice cost Latino Heat chances to defeat the Olympic Champ, including a terrific best-of-three falls match where Reigns drilled Guerrero with a chair. But with Angle occupied with the daunting task of facing Big Show at No Mercy, it turns out Luther and Eddie are both free that night. So, as usual, SmackDown! General Manager Theodore Long had a great idea, let Reigns and Guerrero settle their differences Oct. 3 at No Mercy as well. vs. WWE Tag Team Championship Some feel Kenzo Suzuki and Rene Dupree are very fortunate to be WWE Tag Team Champions. The odd couple was able to capitalize on Billy Kidman and Paul London's recent issues and capture the title. But since becoming champions, Suzuki and Dupree proved dangerous and totally in lockstep with each other -- despite their disparate cultural backgrounds. Meanwhile, Rob Van Dam and Rey Mysterio have forged a friendship of late. RVD even saved Mysterio from a merciless run-in by Suzuki and Dupree on a recent edition of SmackDown! Together, Mysterio and Mr. Thursday Night make an exciting pair, capable of big things. They will try and make their mark at No Mercy by winning the WWE Tag Team Championship. Paul London vs. Billy Kidman Billy Kidman has already lost his half of the WWE Tag Team Championship and seemingly his nerve to wrestle. And if he doesn't snap out of his current funk, Kidman will next lose his job. Kidman and Paul London enjoyed a successful run as WWE Tag Team Champions, but after Kidman accidentally injured Chavo Guerrero with his high-flying Shooting Star Press, things began to change. Suddenly, Kidman's bravado and spirit were gone. He refused to perform the Shooting Star Press, ultimately costing the popular tandem the Championship. Now, London wants to slap some sense into his former partner. Kidman, who already walked out of a scheduled match with London on a recent SmackDown! broadcast, has no options left. If Kidman walks out at No Mercy, SmackDown! General Manager Theodore Long told him to not bother coming back. Cruiserweight Championship Nunzio already has Spike Dudley's attention. Now the mini-Italian Stallion wants the Cruiserweight Championship. SmackDown! General Manager Theodore Long was so impressed with Nunzio's upset win over Spike Dudley in a non-title match in Wichita, Kan., he rewarded Nunzio with a rematch at No Mercy. But this time the Cruiserweight gold will indeed be on the line. Could Nunzio, with Johnny Stamboli in his corner, surprise Spike yet again? Or will Spike and the Dudleys handle their business with the stakes higher than ever at No Mercy?