- I’m actually on vacation this week and yet here I am covering Impact. How this show goes depends on whether or not I cover SmackDown as well.
- Very intriguing opening way to open the show.
- Really like the improve, “real” feeling to this segment.
- New opening for this new concept was stellar. Too bad they’re still in the same looking studio.
So, in case you guys didn’t here, RAW is moving to three hours starting with their 1,000th episode. And in case you didn’t see my small write up in my Over the Limit Preview, I think having a 3 hour RAW every week will be bad for the long run. The WWE is having enough problems putting together two hour RAWs recently, why should I have any faith in them to put together a good three hour RAW every week? Plus, the WWE’s most recent three hour RAWs don’t exactly have the greatest track record. Outside of the Old School RAW at the end of 2010, no three hour RAW has been good from beginning to end. We did get the Nexus invasion in the summer of 2010, but that came at the tail end of an absolutely abysmal show.
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Featuring TNA’s X-Division Champion and “The Greatest Man Who Ever Lived”… Austin Aries.
YELL! ANGRY WORDS! AHHHH!!!
They recapped last night’s AMAZING John Cena/John Laurinaitis match with still photos of the match and children and women in horror.
John Cena came out looking pissed. Cena said he can’t move on from last night and asked what the hell happened. Cena couldn’t believe John Laurinaitis beat him. He called Laurinaitis a bully and he was finally getting what came to him at Over the Limit. Then Big Show knocked Cena out cold. Cena isn’t happy with Big Show selling out. Cena said anyone would have hired Big Show back, but instead Show decided to sell out. Cena continued to yell and complain.
- Over The Limit last night was good, even though the main event ruined the show for a lot of people. Go out of your way to watch the CM Punk vs Daniel Bryan match though. The rematch is going to be great.
- With the Owen Hart accident and Benoit tragedy in their history, how can Jerry Lawler say last night was the darkest day in the history of the company?
- I’d love for someone to do the math and tell me how many times John Cena and Big Show have feuded in their careers.
- “This past Saturday”? This angle would have worked better if Johnny made the deal with the Big Show in the ring right before Show was going to chokeslam him.
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- Like the set. Basic but the blue color reminds me of SmackDown, making that show seem important.
- I GUESS they are at least blowing off the Zack Ryder vs Kane feud.
- This was a pretty entertaining match considering the people involved.
- The WWE are really doing a good job at making the preshows relevant.
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Kane defeated Zack Ryder with a chokeslam. Like you expected anything else?
A battle royal was added with someone facing either Cody Rhodes or Santino Marella later in the night for their respective titles. The Battle Royal just started the PPV for no reason. No PPV intro at all. The final 4 was Tyson Kidd, Miz, David Otunga and Christian. Otunga eliminated Tyson Kidd. Christian dumped Otunga. Miz threw Christian on the apron and tried to eliminate him but couldn’t. Christian eventually eliminated Miz for the win. Christian appeared to point to Santino, making it known he will challenge for the United States Title.
WINNER: Christian
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- How can anyone NOT believe Big Show will interfere to give “Big Johnny” the win over Cena?
- Ok the “Say a prayer” line was fantastic.
- Even those who don’t know Daniel Bryan & CM Punk‘s history, how can you not be excited for their match on Sunday? I know it’s one I’ve been looking forward to. Even more than either of the Punk/Jericho matches.
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It’s been awhile since we featured a Wrestling Art post so when I stumbled upon these, I had to share them with the Creatively Endeavored readers.
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Hey, did you know that there was a PPV this Sunday? Sometimes I wonder if the WWE knows either. This Sunday is Over the Limit, live on PPV. Like usual, I would expect this to be one of the lower bought PPVs of the year, if not the lowest. May tends to be the down time for WWE. Wrestlemania is now a thing of the past and the WWE is just looking to fill time in between that and the beginning of their big summer push. Usually the WWE tries to pull something big out to start the summer. Last year we had the rise of C.M. Punk. Two years ago we had the birth of Nexus. We can only hope the WWE has something big planned with Brock Lesnar this summer, because his absence has been quite noticeable on RAW.
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