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Monday, 23 February 2015
Apologies to our Readers
Here at Everything WWE we pride ourselves on bringing you all the latest news from the WWE as well as some fantasy fun but unfortunately the last week, it has been difficult to post due to an error with the device we are using to post.
We would like to apologise to all of our readers here on the blog and hope you can forgive us.
Thank you for all the support you have given the blog and I hope you will continue to do so.
Hopefully this will make you laugh.
We would like to apologise to all of our readers here on the blog and hope you can forgive us.
Thank you for all the support you have given the blog and I hope you will continue to do so.
Hopefully this will make you laugh.
Wednesday, 18 February 2015
Fantasy Factions
There are many things we have never got to see in the WWE but in the words on WWE COO Triple H "Never Say Never".
WWE have had many great factions, from the WCW's legendary NWO to the dominant group we knew as The Shield, but we have decided to create a faction that we think would be unstoppable in the WWE.
We call this faction: New Age Ministry
It will include 6 members:
The Undertaker
Kane
Bray Wyatt
Raven
Erick Rowan
Sting
WWE have had many great factions, from the WCW's legendary NWO to the dominant group we knew as The Shield, but we have decided to create a faction that we think would be unstoppable in the WWE.
We call this faction: New Age Ministry
It will include 6 members:
The Undertaker
Kane
Bray Wyatt
Raven
Erick Rowan
Sting
Superstar Appreciation Week
In 1996, Edge initially made $210 per week while working for WWE without an official contract. The company also paid for his outstanding college debt, which was around $40,000. Copeland received a developmental contract with the WWF in 1997. On Remembrance Day 1997 in Cornwall, Ontario, he (under his real name) faced Christian Cage at a Shotgun taping, a match included on WWE Home Video's 2008 retrospective, Edge: A Decade of Decadence. Upon completing his training, Copeland made his WWF television debut on the June 22, 1998 episode of Raw is War as Edge, a loner character who entered the arena through the crowd for his matches. This had been preceded by weeks of vignettes for the character, which included him aimlessly walking around the city streets and assaulting innocent pedestrians.
Edge's first televised match was against Jose Estrada, Jr., which ended prematurely by countout when Edge performed a somersault senton from the ring to the outside, legitimately injuring Estrada's neck. In his first pay-per-view match at SummerSlam in August, he served as Sable's mystery tag team partner against Jacqueline and Marc Mero, and bodyslammed Sable onto Mero in a pinning position to pick up the win. At Breakdown: In Your House, Edge faced Owen Hart in a losing effort, on October 11 1998, an edition of Sunday Night Heat, Edge defeated Vader in singles competition and at WWF Capital Carnage, Edge faced Tiger Ali Singh in a losing effort.
Edge was then placed in a feud against the vampire wrestler Gangrel. During the feud, Gangrel introduced Christian Cage (now going by just "Christian"), Edge's storyline brother, as his ally. Eventually, Gangrel and Christian convinced Edge to join them, and the three of them formed an alliance known as The Brood at Rock Bottom: In Your House, The Brood defeated The J.O.B. Squad in a six-man tag team match. At the Royal Rumble, Edge competed in the 30-man Royal Rumble match and was eliminated by Road Dogg. The Brood was later abducted and converted into The Undertaker's Ministry of Darkness. In May 1999, the Brood broke away from the Ministry after Christian was attacked by Ken Shamrock and forced to reveal the location of the captive Stephanie McMahon. The Undertaker chose to have Christian punished for his trespass, but Edge and Gangrel stood by him and betrayed The Undertaker, leading to a brief feud with the Ministry. At Backlash: In Your House, the Brood faced Ministry members Bradshaw, Faarooq, and Mideon in a losing effort. At King of the Ring, The Hardy Boyz defeated Edge and Christian in a match to determine the number one contender to the WWF Tag Team Championship, after their first match on Sunday Night Heat ended in a no-contest.
Edge's first televised match was against Jose Estrada, Jr., which ended prematurely by countout when Edge performed a somersault senton from the ring to the outside, legitimately injuring Estrada's neck. In his first pay-per-view match at SummerSlam in August, he served as Sable's mystery tag team partner against Jacqueline and Marc Mero, and bodyslammed Sable onto Mero in a pinning position to pick up the win. At Breakdown: In Your House, Edge faced Owen Hart in a losing effort, on October 11 1998, an edition of Sunday Night Heat, Edge defeated Vader in singles competition and at WWF Capital Carnage, Edge faced Tiger Ali Singh in a losing effort.
Edge was then placed in a feud against the vampire wrestler Gangrel. During the feud, Gangrel introduced Christian Cage (now going by just "Christian"), Edge's storyline brother, as his ally. Eventually, Gangrel and Christian convinced Edge to join them, and the three of them formed an alliance known as The Brood at Rock Bottom: In Your House, The Brood defeated The J.O.B. Squad in a six-man tag team match. At the Royal Rumble, Edge competed in the 30-man Royal Rumble match and was eliminated by Road Dogg. The Brood was later abducted and converted into The Undertaker's Ministry of Darkness. In May 1999, the Brood broke away from the Ministry after Christian was attacked by Ken Shamrock and forced to reveal the location of the captive Stephanie McMahon. The Undertaker chose to have Christian punished for his trespass, but Edge and Gangrel stood by him and betrayed The Undertaker, leading to a brief feud with the Ministry. At Backlash: In Your House, the Brood faced Ministry members Bradshaw, Faarooq, and Mideon in a losing effort. At King of the Ring, The Hardy Boyz defeated Edge and Christian in a match to determine the number one contender to the WWF Tag Team Championship, after their first match on Sunday Night Heat ended in a no-contest.
NXT Tonight
This day last week we were all getting ready for what we knew was going to be a great event in NXT TakeOver Rival but we didn't expect it to be as great as it was.
Check out all the fallout from Takeover tonight on the WWE Network at 1am.
Check out all the fallout from Takeover tonight on the WWE Network at 1am.
Two Things: Weirdest Gimmicks
Today on Two Things we are looking at two weird gimmicks the WWE have come up with. Over the years WWE have come up with some odd jobs from a Fitness Instructor to a Garbage Man.
In WWE right now the man who was The Devils Favourite Demon is now wearing a suit and is Director of Operations for The Authority, A dark character in Bray Wyatt is sending the universe messages every week on both Raw and Smackdown and Cody Rhodes has turned in to Stardust and now all he can focus on his galactic facts.
But we have scanned the entire WWE Alumni and have come up with two gimmicks we think were weird.
Doink
Once the circus music started, WWE fans instantly knew that Doink the Clown was on his way to the ring.
When Doink first burst upon the WWE scene, his jokes were more malicious. He would squirt children with trick flowers and delight in making little tykes cry. The evil clown astonished WWE viewers by attacking opponents with prosthetic clown limbs. The gleam in his eyes and his grin could not hide the twisted monster that lurked behind the clown makeup and costume.
And Doink showed that he was no joke in the ring. He displayed an in-ring acumen that surprised his opponents. Doink loved to torture early rivals Randy Savage, Bret Hart and especially Crush. In many ways, Crush was never the same after his WrestleMania IX encounter, when he was attacked by not one, but two Doinks!
After earning the wrath of a wicked Jerry Lawler following his inability to defeat The "Hit Man," Doink showed a kinder, gentler side. He started taking delight in making children smile. With a miniature version of himself named Dink by his side, Doink targeted some of WWE's most notorious villains. In the years that followed, the duo provided some of WWE's most memorable moments.
Who could forget Doink and Dink (along with Wink and Pink) taking on Lawler and his team of miniature kings — Queazy, Cheezy and Sleazy — at Survivor Series in 1994? Or the jesters battling Bam Bam Bigelow & Luna Vachon at WrestleMania X?
The joker still occasionally tumbles into WWE rings. He competed at WrestleMania X-Seven in a Gimmick Battle Royal and teamed with Kane and Eugene against Umaga, Viscera & Kevin Thorn in perhaps the weirdest tag match in WWE history.
Papa Shango
In 1992, the haunting voodoo practitioner known as Papa Shango made his shocking debut in WWE.
Stalking down the aisle with a smoking skull in his hands, the bizarre Superstar's horrifying appearance — complete with morbid skeletal face paint and a necklace made from bones — struck fear in his opponents before he even stepped into the ring. Once the bell rang, Shango was even more fearsome, using his 330-pound frame to completely destroy everything in his path.
Although his tenure in WWE was a short one, the witch doctor made a major impact at WrestleMania VIII when he interfered in the main event between Hulk Hogan and Sid Justice, resulting in a disqualification. Shango would keep a high profile due to his rivalry with The Ultimate Warrior in the spring of 1992. Using black magic to intimidate the Warrior, Shango infamously caused a strange, dark liquid to ooze from the former WWE Champion's head during a memorably twisted interview segment with Mean Gene Okerlund.
The shocking incident would become Papa Shango's most memorable moment in WWE and earned the magic man his place amongst the scariest Superstars of all time.
In WWE right now the man who was The Devils Favourite Demon is now wearing a suit and is Director of Operations for The Authority, A dark character in Bray Wyatt is sending the universe messages every week on both Raw and Smackdown and Cody Rhodes has turned in to Stardust and now all he can focus on his galactic facts.
But we have scanned the entire WWE Alumni and have come up with two gimmicks we think were weird.
Doink
Once the circus music started, WWE fans instantly knew that Doink the Clown was on his way to the ring.
When Doink first burst upon the WWE scene, his jokes were more malicious. He would squirt children with trick flowers and delight in making little tykes cry. The evil clown astonished WWE viewers by attacking opponents with prosthetic clown limbs. The gleam in his eyes and his grin could not hide the twisted monster that lurked behind the clown makeup and costume.
And Doink showed that he was no joke in the ring. He displayed an in-ring acumen that surprised his opponents. Doink loved to torture early rivals Randy Savage, Bret Hart and especially Crush. In many ways, Crush was never the same after his WrestleMania IX encounter, when he was attacked by not one, but two Doinks!
After earning the wrath of a wicked Jerry Lawler following his inability to defeat The "Hit Man," Doink showed a kinder, gentler side. He started taking delight in making children smile. With a miniature version of himself named Dink by his side, Doink targeted some of WWE's most notorious villains. In the years that followed, the duo provided some of WWE's most memorable moments.
Who could forget Doink and Dink (along with Wink and Pink) taking on Lawler and his team of miniature kings — Queazy, Cheezy and Sleazy — at Survivor Series in 1994? Or the jesters battling Bam Bam Bigelow & Luna Vachon at WrestleMania X?
The joker still occasionally tumbles into WWE rings. He competed at WrestleMania X-Seven in a Gimmick Battle Royal and teamed with Kane and Eugene against Umaga, Viscera & Kevin Thorn in perhaps the weirdest tag match in WWE history.
Papa Shango
In 1992, the haunting voodoo practitioner known as Papa Shango made his shocking debut in WWE.
Stalking down the aisle with a smoking skull in his hands, the bizarre Superstar's horrifying appearance — complete with morbid skeletal face paint and a necklace made from bones — struck fear in his opponents before he even stepped into the ring. Once the bell rang, Shango was even more fearsome, using his 330-pound frame to completely destroy everything in his path.
Although his tenure in WWE was a short one, the witch doctor made a major impact at WrestleMania VIII when he interfered in the main event between Hulk Hogan and Sid Justice, resulting in a disqualification. Shango would keep a high profile due to his rivalry with The Ultimate Warrior in the spring of 1992. Using black magic to intimidate the Warrior, Shango infamously caused a strange, dark liquid to ooze from the former WWE Champion's head during a memorably twisted interview segment with Mean Gene Okerlund.
The shocking incident would become Papa Shango's most memorable moment in WWE and earned the magic man his place amongst the scariest Superstars of all time.
Who is Bray Wyatt talking to?
For several weeks now, Bray Wyatt seems to have been focusing a series of cryptic messages on someone specifically. But just who is the figure in question?
Wyatt’s dark diatribes have spoken of not fearing, but pitying this person. He talks of the “tragedy” that has befallen him. He talks of himself being the Reaper and of being the answer. But no matter how colorful his presentation may be, Wyatt has not yet revealed who the actual target of his rage might be.
Could Wyatt simply be taunting one of the many enemies that he has made since stepping into the squared circle? Might he be speaking to John Cena, who’s never-give-up attitude “will not die”? Dean Ambrose? Kane? Certainly the all-out wars that he has had with these larger-than-life competitors would still be festering inside his brain. Moreover, he may be speaking of unfinished business with the likes of former disciple Erick Rowan, who Wyatt most recently clashed with in the Royal Rumble Match and who has definitely been stuck in a state of “limbo” since returning to WWE following the “tragedy” of being fired by The Authority.
There is another intriguing possibility, though: one that has all of us at WWE.com champing at the bit. What if The New Face of Fear were actually calling out The Undertaker? After all, The Demon of Death Valley does tend to re-emerge on The Road to WrestleMania, and Bray Wyatt is just the kind of darkness that would pique The Phenom’s interest. It only stands to reason that the two ominous figures would speak the same language. If fact, Wyatt’s most recent message shows him driving a spike into wood. What if that wood were a coffin, the very symbol of The Deadman? If it were true, the mind games that would occur between the two forces of nature would only be outdone by the epic collision that would surely follow on The Grandest Stage of Them All.
For that matter, why not Sting? Now that the painted competitor has opted to interfere in WWE concerns, could Wyatt be calling out The Vigilante himself, even as The Franchise of WCW prepares to come face-to-face with the WWE COO at WrestleMania?
Then again, it is also very possible that his mysterious words signal the coming of a whole new figure altogether, some new threat which only the darkness employed by Wyatt would be able to foresee.
The only thing for sure is that Wyatt’s words do mean something. Wyatt has always backed up his mysterious talk with definitive action. And now that he has given his unknown adversary an ultimatum to find The Eater of Worlds or he would find him, a true reckoning must be at hand. The only question is … with whom?
Wyatt’s dark diatribes have spoken of not fearing, but pitying this person. He talks of the “tragedy” that has befallen him. He talks of himself being the Reaper and of being the answer. But no matter how colorful his presentation may be, Wyatt has not yet revealed who the actual target of his rage might be.
Could Wyatt simply be taunting one of the many enemies that he has made since stepping into the squared circle? Might he be speaking to John Cena, who’s never-give-up attitude “will not die”? Dean Ambrose? Kane? Certainly the all-out wars that he has had with these larger-than-life competitors would still be festering inside his brain. Moreover, he may be speaking of unfinished business with the likes of former disciple Erick Rowan, who Wyatt most recently clashed with in the Royal Rumble Match and who has definitely been stuck in a state of “limbo” since returning to WWE following the “tragedy” of being fired by The Authority.
There is another intriguing possibility, though: one that has all of us at WWE.com champing at the bit. What if The New Face of Fear were actually calling out The Undertaker? After all, The Demon of Death Valley does tend to re-emerge on The Road to WrestleMania, and Bray Wyatt is just the kind of darkness that would pique The Phenom’s interest. It only stands to reason that the two ominous figures would speak the same language. If fact, Wyatt’s most recent message shows him driving a spike into wood. What if that wood were a coffin, the very symbol of The Deadman? If it were true, the mind games that would occur between the two forces of nature would only be outdone by the epic collision that would surely follow on The Grandest Stage of Them All.
For that matter, why not Sting? Now that the painted competitor has opted to interfere in WWE concerns, could Wyatt be calling out The Vigilante himself, even as The Franchise of WCW prepares to come face-to-face with the WWE COO at WrestleMania?
Then again, it is also very possible that his mysterious words signal the coming of a whole new figure altogether, some new threat which only the darkness employed by Wyatt would be able to foresee.
The only thing for sure is that Wyatt’s words do mean something. Wyatt has always backed up his mysterious talk with definitive action. And now that he has given his unknown adversary an ultimatum to find The Eater of Worlds or he would find him, a true reckoning must be at hand. The only question is … with whom?
Smackdown Spoilers
1. Daniel Bryan beat The Miz with the Yes Lock.
2. Ryback beat Kane with Shellshocked.
3. R-Truth beat Bad News Barrett in a non-title match. Dean Ambrose was on commentary and distracted Barrett, which led to Truth getting the win.
Bray Wyatt cut a promo.
4. The Ascension defeated Xavier Woods and Big E (w/Kofi Kingston). The Ascension performed the Fall of Man finisher, and Konnor pinned Big E.
5. Roman Reigns beat Luke Harper. Reigns won after the spear.
6. Big Show defeated Erick Rowan. Before the match, Show attacked Rowan as he was entering the ring. Show attacked him at ringside and threw him into the steel steps and the ring post, then rolled him inside the ring to start the match, which he won with two chokeslams.
7. Paige beat Cameron. Paige won via submission with the PTO. The Bellas were on commentary.
Goldust vs. Stardust was announced for Fastlane. Both men delivered backstage promos. I wish they would have saved the match for WrestleMania.
8. Jimmy Uso (w/Jey Uso, Naomi) fought Tyson Kidd (w/Cesaro) to a no-contest. Rusev came out and attacked the wrestlers and delivered a promo.
9. Seth Rollins defeated Dolph Ziggler. J&J Security were banned from ringside. Big Show and Kane came to ringside during the match, then Ryback and Erick Rowan came out to even the sides. Rollins won with a Curb Stomp. J&J came out and all five men attacked Rowan and Ziggler while Ziggler was still out. The heels stood tall after the beatdown.
2. Ryback beat Kane with Shellshocked.
3. R-Truth beat Bad News Barrett in a non-title match. Dean Ambrose was on commentary and distracted Barrett, which led to Truth getting the win.
Bray Wyatt cut a promo.
4. The Ascension defeated Xavier Woods and Big E (w/Kofi Kingston). The Ascension performed the Fall of Man finisher, and Konnor pinned Big E.
5. Roman Reigns beat Luke Harper. Reigns won after the spear.
6. Big Show defeated Erick Rowan. Before the match, Show attacked Rowan as he was entering the ring. Show attacked him at ringside and threw him into the steel steps and the ring post, then rolled him inside the ring to start the match, which he won with two chokeslams.
7. Paige beat Cameron. Paige won via submission with the PTO. The Bellas were on commentary.
Goldust vs. Stardust was announced for Fastlane. Both men delivered backstage promos. I wish they would have saved the match for WrestleMania.
8. Jimmy Uso (w/Jey Uso, Naomi) fought Tyson Kidd (w/Cesaro) to a no-contest. Rusev came out and attacked the wrestlers and delivered a promo.
9. Seth Rollins defeated Dolph Ziggler. J&J Security were banned from ringside. Big Show and Kane came to ringside during the match, then Ryback and Erick Rowan came out to even the sides. Rollins won with a Curb Stomp. J&J came out and all five men attacked Rowan and Ziggler while Ziggler was still out. The heels stood tall after the beatdown.
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