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  1. WWE SummerSlam LIVE … and in Real-Time

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    The one they call ‘Legend Killer’ here to bring you SummerSlam. Now, due to technical difficulties, I missed a portion of the event. Here’s what we’ve missed.

    SUMMERSLAM PRE-SHOW: 15-DIVA BATTLE ROYAL

    Chavo Guerrero is Guest referee.

    YOUR WINNER: Beth Phoenix with help from Chavo Guerrero.

    Post-Royale, Hornswoggle comes down to ringside, and with the Divas holding Chavo down. Hornswoggle hits the Tadpole Splash.

    MATCH#1: WWE INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP

    Rey Mysterio (c) vs. Dolph Ziggler

    YOUR WINNER AND STILL INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPION: Rey Mysterio

    Josh Mathews interviewed MVP and Jack Swagger before their match.

    MATCH#2: MVP vs. Jack Swagger

    YOUR WINNER: MVP

    Spot the celebrity was next. Luke Perry, Nancy O’Dell and last week’s RAW Guest Host, Freddie Prinze Jr. are in attendance.

    MATCH#3: UNIFIED TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP

    Chris Jericho and Big Show (c) vs. Cryme Tyme

    YOUR WINNERS AND STILL UNIFIED TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS: Chris Jericho and Big Show

    An interview with CM Punk comes next. He’s going to re-write the ending of the Jeff Hardy screenplay he was handed.

    That’s it for the catch-up. The Real Real-Time, begins NOW!

    MATCH#4: Kane vs. Great Khali w/Runjin Singh

    Kane tries to attack, but Khali counters easily. Khali sends Kane over the top, but Kane hangs him up on the top rope. Khali misses a Leg drop, and Kane takes advantage. Kane apparently has evil elbows. Kane goes foe the chokeslam, but Khali breaks it up and goes for the Punjabi Plunge, but Kane breaks that up. Great Khali tries for the pin but only gets a 2.

    Kane goes up top with a Clothesline, and gets a 2. Kane applies a reverse chinlock, with half a leg scissor, but Khali powers out of the hold, and breaks it with elbows, then hits a boot to the face. Khali gets a near fall, then applies the Vice Grip. Kane escapes, and drags in Runjin Singh. Khali doesn’t attack, and receives a dropkick to the knees for his trouble. One DDT later, and Kane gets the fall.

    YOUR WINNER: Kane

    A shot of Vince’s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. More celebrity sightings. Someone from the Today Show, Slash and Robert Patrick.

    Promo video for DX/Legacy.

    Side Note: My predictions are 2 and 2 going by my predictions on this very site, earlier in the week.

    MATCH#5: D-GENERATION X (Triple H and Shawn Michaels) vs. LEGACY (Ted DiBiase and Cody Rhodes)

    DX with a new opening section to their music, as the Army come out and fire guns in the air. HHH and HBK come out on a tank. After what seems like an eternity, DX finally enter the ring, say their usual, then Legacy hit the ring.

    Helmsley and DiBiase start. Both men fight for early momentum, and it goes to the Game. Hunter with a suplex, into a Knee Drop for the two count. Rhodes gets the tag, and meets the High Knee of the Game. Rhodes slaps HBK, so HHH tags him in. Cody beats HBK in an upper hand battle with a slap, so Michaels takes him down with a tackle. Michaels repays one of the slaps, then starts tuning the band, but Rhodes escapes to the outside.

    Shawn with a side headlock, but Cody escapes and tags in DiBiase. Michaels with hard chops in the corner, but gets sent across the ring by Teddy, and he does his traditional flip on the turnbuckle, meeting a clothesline on his way back. Rhodes back in, and he continues the assault. A near fall follows, and DiBiase gets the tag back in.DiBiase with a chin lock, but Michaels escapes, then hits a running neckbreaker. Michaels gets the tag to Hunter and he lets loose on Legacy. Triple H looks for the Pedigree on DiBiase, but Rhodes breaks it up. Michaels takes care of Rhodes, and as the referee is distracted, DiBiase gets a Low Blow in on Helmsley.

    Legacy work on HHH in the corner, tagging in and out frequently to keep each man fresh. DiBiase with a chin lock on Helmsley, Trips tries to make the tag to his partner, but its inches in it, before Teddy pulls him away. Trips finally escapes the hold, and both men are down. Cody gets the tag and DDT’s Triple H. Cody with what looks like an Armbar-type hold, as Helmsley tries to make the tag to Shawn. Triple H escapes, and both men down again. DiBiase gets the tag, and he knocks down HBK before Triple H can get the tag.

    DiBiase and Helmsley share punches in the corner, then Helmsley whips DiBiase across, but HHH meets a back elbow. DiBiase charges at H, but Trips side-steps, sending Teddy Jr. to the outside. Both men in, and both get the tag. Michaels fires at Cody, attacking on all cylinders, until diBiase attacks him from behind. Triple H takes care of DiBiase, as Michaels continues the attack on Rhodes. HBK heads up top for the elbow, but Rhodes counters, knocking HBK down. Cody tries a suplerplex, but HBK knocks him off the ropes and onto the mat. Michaels goes for the elbow again, but this time Cody gets his knees up. Rhodes tries a pinfall but only gets 2. Michaels locks in the Figure 4 on Rhodes, but DiBiase breaks it up. Triple H tries a Pedigree on DiBiase, but Rhodes breaks it up.

    Shawn tries Sweet Chin Music again, but Rhodes counters into the Cross-Rhodes. Cody tries a pin, but Triple H breaks it up. Carnage follows, as DiBiase gets in DreamStreet on Michaels, but Triple H takes DiBiase out. Michaels and Rhodes help each other up it seems, then HBK fires Sweet Chin Music from nowhere, and gets the fall.

    YOUR WINNERS: D-GENERATION X

    I now go above 50% for my predictions, and after being 0-2, I’m now 3-2.

    A promo for the NBC special of Wrestlemania 25.

    MATCH#6: ECW CHAMPIONSHIP

    Christian (c) vs. William Regal w/Ezekiel Jackson and Vladimir Kozlov

    A confrontation before the match as both men argue, the bell rings, and as Regal is taking off his robe, Christian nails the Unprettier for the pinfall.

    YOUR WINNER AND STILL ECW CHAMPION: Christian

    Post-match, Jackson and Kozlov,  begin a beatdown of the Champion, Regal applies the Regal Stretch, and the Champion is left laying. Just like that, I’m 3-3.

    A video of the WWE superstars around Los Angeles for SummerSlam.

    OFFICAL SONG: ‘You Gotta Move’ by Aerosmith

    Recap of last week’s Main Event from RAW between Orton/Cena and Jericho/Show.

    MATCH#7: WWE CHAMPIONSHIP

    Randy Orton (c) vs. John Cena

    Time to hear those Voices in your head. The ones the council you, that talk to you, that understand.

    Champion introductions, as the bell rings.

    Cena with a takedown into a Front Facelock for the early advantage. Cena tries to work on the arm of Orton, but receives right hands in the form of a fist to the face for his troubles. But these don’t last long, as Cena regains the advantage. He sends Randy to the corner, then drops him with a Bulldog for the two. Orton now with the upper hand, pummeling Cena in the corner, before sending him hard across into another corner. Orton starts dissecting Cena, stomping on everything that makes up the being of John Cena, before a jumping knee lands on the chest of the challenger, and Randy gets a near fall from it.

    Cena tries to regain momentum, but Orton nails his BackBreaker for another near-fall. Randy now applies a chin lock, as the crowd is divided between the Cena haters and the ten-year old Cena fans. Randy turns the hold into a Leg Scissors as well as the chin lock, but Cena powers out. Cena with the Warrior Shoulder blocks, then the reverse powerbomb-type move. Next comes the 5-knuckle shuffle, and as Cena looks to finish him off, Orton gets a slam in and the near fall.

    Randy begins the dissection, but Cena rolls out of the way of the Knee Drop. Cena attacks, but Orton avoids and Cena ends up on the outside. Cena tries to get back in, but Orton gets a DDT in, and gets a near fall. Orton begins his stalking for the Scott Norwood Punt, and like Norwood, he misses as Cena gets out of the way, and nails the Throwback. Cena nails what looked like the Fame Asser for the two. Cena goes for the Attitude Adjustment, but Orton escapes, and both men down take each other down with clotheslines. The ref’s ten count begins, and both men are up at 8. Both men exchange shots, and Cena gains the advantage with the Back Body Drop. Thats enough for Orton however, as he pushes the referee down and gets the blatant DQ.

    YOUR WINNER AS A RESULT OF DISQUALIFICATION: John …

    Wait a minute, Lilian sends a message, on behalf of Vinnie Mac, that the match is restarted, and if Orton is DQ’ed again, then he loses the Gold.

    Orton sends Cena into the ring steps, then sends him in the ring for a couple of near-falls. Orton rolls out of the ring, as I notice two BEER MONEY!!!! fans in the audience. Orton decides that he’ll deliberately get counted out this time, allowing Cena to win again.

    YOUR WINNER VIA COUNTOUT: John …

    Wait, wait, wait. Vinnie Mac talks psychically with Lilian and the match gets restarted again.

    Cena tries to finish it, but Orton rolls him up with his feet on the ropes and gets the 3!!

    YOUR WINNER AND STILL WWE CHAMPION: Randy …

    Just when you thought it was all over, a second referee comes down and tells the first referee, that Orton’s feet were on the ropes. So we restart again …

    Cena locks in the STF and has Orton beat, until what looked like a fan comes in and attacks the referee, causing confusion amongst everyone.

    The match gets started yet again, Orton nails the RKO and finally gets the victory.

    YOUR WINNER AND STILL WWE CHAMPION: Randy Orton

    Promo video for the TLC match for the World Heavyweight Championship is shown.

    MAIN EVENT: WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP

    TABLES, LADDERS AND CHAIRS (oh my!)

    Jeff Hardy (c) vs. CM Punk

    Champion introductions once again, as the bell rings. Punk with the assault early in the corner on Hardy. Punk with a chair, and introduces it to Jeff Hardy. Punk with the ladder in the ring, and as he climbs, Jeff knocks him down. Now it’s Hardy with an attack in the corner. Jeff goes to climb, and Punk knocks him down. Punk goes for the GTS, but Hardy blocks it.

    Jeff with the chair, sets it up, goes for Poetry In Motion and misses, and Punk catches him and hits a Back Breaker on the chair. Punk slams the Ladder on Hardy, then nails him with a low dropkick. Punk sends Hardy to the outside, then jumps out of the ring with a Suicide Dive, aniling the champion. Punk sets up a table at ringside, then grabs a chair and tries to mush Hardy’s head against the turnbuckle post, but to no avail. Hardy tries to send Punk to the ring steps, but Punk avoids the steps, only to receive a chair shot from the champion. Hardy then hits Poetry In Motion in the chair. Hardy sets Punk up on a table, and tries to put him through it with a Splash, but Punk rolls out of the way, and Hardy crashes and burns.

    Punk tries for the belt again, but Hardy stops him and goes for the belt himself. Punk stops him before he can grab it and goes for the GTS, but receives a sit-down Powerbomb for his troubles. Hardy goes for the title, and just as he gets there, Punk pushes the ladder over, and Hardy crashes. Punk then puts Hardy on the top rope, and nails a Superples off it, onto a Ladder. Jeff nails a Twist of Fate, then heads up top and goes for the Swanton, but Punk gets his knees up. Punk goes for the Bulldog Headlock, but Hardy puts Punk through the table that Punk had setup earlier.

    Hardy goes to climb again, but Punk springboards off the ropes and knocks Hardy off. Punk puts the chair around Hardy’s neck, and looks to send him into the turnbuckle post, but Hardy blocks it, and bashes Punk with the chair. Hardy hits Punk with a piece of the Spanish announce table, then hits him with the chair again. Hardy then grabs a super ladder, climbs to the very top, and Swanton’s CM Punk through the Spanish Announce table.

    The stretchers are out, and Hardy’s being whisked away. Meanwhile, Punk has crawled in the ring, and is headed for the belt. Punk climbs, Jeff makes it to the ladder as well, and both are on the ladder. Punk kicks Hardy off the ladder, and unhooks the belt to become champion.

    YOUR WINNER AND NEW WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION: CM Punk

    Punk towers over Hardy and just when you think it’s over, the lights go out, and Taker’s gong hits. The lights come back, and Punk isn’t towering over Hardy anymore. Taker gets up and chokeslams the new Champion.

    My predictions ended at 5-3. Pretty good I think, always over 50% is a good thing.

    Overall, the PPV was good. I enjoyed watching it. The opening match was a good opening, and the Main event was a good viewing, even thought the finish was a little scrappy I thought, but with Hardy leaving, the return of the Undertaker, means that Punk has his opponent for Breaking Point. This has been the one they call ‘Legend Killer’, tune in tomorrow night for RAW.

    
    		
  2. WWE RAW results 8/17/09

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    As we start, I’m having issues with my computer.  Anyways, Freddie

    Prinze, Jr. kicks the show off, as he’s tonight’s guest host.  He’s a lifelong WWE fan, just like us.  He’s got the closet full of action figures, he’s got the Colusseum Home Videos hosted by Mean Gene, and he even had the WWF Superstars of Ice Cream Bars that would make you vomit if you ate them, but tonight’s about the WWE Universe!  He decides that we’re going to start SummerSlam right here tonight!  The Divas and United States Championships are on the line tonight.  Also tonight, the return of DX!  But he’s not finished…

    He’s interrupted by some ominous sounding music, and some guy in black leather and a hook in his hand, apparently from “I Know What You Did Last Summer” (which sucked, BTW), makes his way down to the ring.  The guy takes the microphone and tells him he knows what he did last summer.  And he knows what he’s going to do this Summer.  You’re going “to put me in one of your mooooovieees!”  It’s Santino!  He says he would be a good fisherman, and he has written a screenplay called “I know what you did about 12 Summers Ago.”  He says he could be in a romantic comedy.  He puts on a wig and glasses as the melody from “Kiss Me” plays.  He says he’s obviously a nerd, but then Freddy made a bet with the guy from The Fast and the Furiest, and then, Pow, Santino is like a sexy, hot guy.  They could call it, “He’s All That.”  Freddie thinks it’s good, but Santino needs a little help.  Santino says he needs something more current.  He points out that Prinze will be in “24,” and Santino thinks he needs a partner.  Santino goes into FBI mode and interrogates Lillian Garcia.  He tells Prinze to call Keifer Sutherland, and his wife the werewolf slayer, and tell them that Santino Marella is an actor.  Prinze says that he’ll call everybody, but Santino has to spend the next two hours rehearsing.  Prinze says at least there’s no Scooby Doo joke.  Anyways, he’s got a match to make tonight.  In the main event, it’s going to be so sick…

    I hear voices in my head…

    The WWE Champion interrupts.  Tonight he’s teaming with John Cena, but screw that.  He doesn’t have to team with Cena, so he won’t.  Prinze reminds him that he’s in his hometown.  Orton says he doesn’t care if the fans get to see him wrestle or not.  It’s not about them.  He’s the WWE Champion and it’s about him.  He’s not going to ask again.  Orton tells Prinze to take him out of this match.  Prinze asks if he looks like Seth Green or Jeremy Piven.  He tells Orton not to try and bully him.  Sgt. Slaughter made the match, and he’s not going to change it.  He will compete tonight, he will team with Cena, and he will face the Unified Tag Team Champions.  Orton grabs Prinze and drops him with his neckbreaker/backbreaker combo.  Referees and EMTs make their way out to check on Prinze as the WWE Champion slithers his way back up the ramp.

    <COMMERCIAL BREAK>

    Before the break, Orton hit Freddie Prinze Jr. with a neckbreaker.  He’s been taken to a nearby medical facility, and we’ll get an update on his condition later on in the show, hopefully.

    Meanwhile, this match is scheduled for one fall and it is for the United States Championship!

    Tradition be damned, the United States Champion, Kofi Kingston is out first for this match.  This past Thursday on WWE Superstars, Carlito pinned Kofi in a mixed tag match.  Guess who Kofi’s opponent is?  That’s right, it’s Carlito, who is accompanied by Rosa Mendez.

    Kofi Kingston def. Carlito to retain the United States Championship

    Kofi always gets the most random challengers for his title.  There’s like no structure whatsoever to the United States title picture.  Of course, that fact alone makes the United States Championship scene infinitely more interesting than the recurring Randy Orton/John Cena/Triple H theme of the World Championship scene.  Anyways, Carlito takes the early offense, even tossing the Champion out of the ring as we head to a…

    <COMMERCIAL BREAK>

    Carlito dominated during the break, and he continues that as we come back.  Kofi finally starts to battle back, but catches a boot straight to the face, earning Carlito a two.  It’s all Carlito for a few more minutes, but Kofi finally turns it around and quickens the pace of the match.  He gets a two off of the Thunderclap Leg Drop, and another one off of a second rope cross-body.  He scores another one on an uppercut that looked like it knocked out a tooth.  He goes for a top rope corss body, but Carlito rolls through and scores a two count.  Kofi misses a Trouble In Paradise, and Carlito hits a neckbreaker for two.  Carlito goes for teh backstabber, but it’s reversed, and Kofi hits Trouble In Paradise and retains the US Championship!

    We’re waiting for the arrival of DX.  If that were anybody other than Triple H and Shawn Michaels showing up this late for work, they’d be fired.

    <COMMERCIAL BREAK>

    DX is reuniting tonight.  Hey, let’s look at DX’s greatest hits!

    The Miz is rocking some new tights.  And a new contract – he won it last week by outsmarting Eugene.  The Miz says that two weeks ago he was banned from RAW, so now he stands before us a new man.  New attitude, new look, same mouth.  In a few short moments, he’ll be embarking on the most remarkable turnaround in WWE history as he starts his quest to become the new United States Champion.  Kofi should enjoy his belt while he can, because that title will be The Miz’s.  Because he’s The Miz – and he’s – AWESOME!

    <COMMERCIAL BREAK>

    Evan Bourne is the most over guy on the roster behind Jeff Hardy, and he’s on his way to the ring to face The Miz.

    The Miz def. Evan Bourne

    This match is all The Miz, who is stretching Bourne like a new student in the Hart Dungeon.  Bourne finally mounts a comeback, scoring a two with a standing moonsault.  He takes The Miz down and climbs the ropes, but The Miz knocks him down.  Bourne jumps on The Miz’s shoulders, but The Miz puts him down and hits him with the Skull Crushing Finale for the victory.

    RAW’s been on for 54 minutes, and we’re still waiting for DX – who are apparently supposed to be on NEXT!

    <COMMERCIAL BREAK>

    Two weeks ago, Triple H lost to Legacy and then verbally buried them.  Then last week, Hunter found Shawn working as a chef and invited him back to the WWE.

    DX’s limo shows up, and HBK has second thoughts.  Triple H talks him into coming to the ring.  As their walking to the ring, Jillian starts singing their theme song, and Hunter puts a trash can over her.  Santino does his CSI act, and HBK superkicks him.  Triple H points out that Santino didn’t mean to harm them, and HBK says he knows.

    Are you ready?

    I’M READY!

    Degeneration X make their way to the ring.  It’s 10:05 and they finally showed up for work.  The first hour of this show was pretty good.  The rest of it will probably suck now.  Shawn finally hands Triple H his microphone at 10:07.  Yep.  Two minutes of DX running around like idiots.  Hunter finally asks the question on everybody’s mind at 10:09.  Are you ready?  No, Hunter.  We’re not.  Maybe if this were 1997 we would be, but I don’t think we’ll ever be ready for another reincarnation of DX until the WWE decides to cater to the fans instead of the boss.  Thankfully, we’re saved from another terrible DX segment by Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase, who toss Triple H out of the ring and double team HBK for a moment before The Game tries – and fails – to make the save (World Wrestling Insanity reader vinrob says “I guess they weren’t ready”).  Rhodes takes HBK’s boot off of his foot, and he hits Hunter with it.  They leave DX lying, and DiBiase tells Triple H that, to answer his question, yes, they’re ready.

    <COMMERCIAL BREAK>

    WrestleMania 25 will be on NBC on August 29.  Hopefully it’ll be as cool as last year’s NBC broadcast of WrestleMania 24.

    Before the break, Legacy (thankfully) took out DX.

    The following contest is scheduled for one fall and is for the WWE Divas Championship.

    Mickie James makes her way out to the ring (again, tradition be damned.)  Her opponent tonight is Gail Kim.

    Mickie James def. Gail Kim to retain the WWE Divas Championship

    Holy crap.  This is two WWE Television shows in a row that have a one on one Divas match.  Hell has officially frozen over.  The difference between this one and the one on SmackDown, of course, is that these are two women who can actually wrestle.  Gail Kim, of course, a former WWE Women’s Champion and the first ever TNA Knockouts Champion, and Mickie James a former multiple time WWE Women’s Champion prior to her current run as WWE Divas Champion.  Mickie James knocked Gail Kim the hell out with a forearm to the face to pick up the win.

    After the match, Mickie helps Gail up to her feet.

    Earlier tonight, Randy Orton took out guest host Freddie Prinze, Jr.

    Prinze is supposedly back in the building.  Josh Matthews is standing by with John Cena.  Cena does a lame promo, complete with a poop joke, making fun of Orton not wanting to wrestle in his match tonight.  He finishes by saying that after SummerSlam, the champ will be here.  Jericho interrupts and says that the champs are here.  Big Show tells him he might not make it to SummerSlam.

    <COMMERCIAL BREAK>

    Last week, MVP beat Chris Masters and was then attacked by Jack Thwagger Swagger.

    MVP def. Jack Swagger by disqualification

    Neither guy gets an entrance.  That’s how important this match is in the grand scheme of things.  Swagger hauls off on MVP in the corner, earning the disqualification.

    After the match, MVP attacks Swagger, who retreats.  Seriously, DX’s entrance was longer than the entire segment for that match.

    Freddie Prinze Jr. tells the trainer that he’s coming out to the ring.  The trainer doesn’t think that’s a good idea, and neither does Jerry Lawler, but he’s coming to the ring anyway.

    <COMMERCIAL BREAK>

    Chavo Guerrero is here.  He’s in a falls count anywhere match this week.  Guess who his opponent is.  Go on, guess.  That’s right, kiddies, it’s Hornswoggle, again.

    Hornswoggle vs. Chavo Guerrero

    Hornswoggle escapes unter the ring, and Chavo goes after him.  Then we get a shot of the empty ring for a minute before Chavo emerges with a toilet seat.  Hornswoggle laughs at him from the other side of the ring and Chavo gives chase.  Chavo asks Primo where Hornswoggle went.  Primo points him in a direction down the hall.  Chavo asks if Primo is lying.  Primo says that Chavo’s gonna lose him.  Chavo goes after him, and asks a couple other guys.  They poit him in the same direction.  Chavo walks down the hall, which is adorned with St. Louis Blues logos, prompting a “Let’s Go Blues” chant from the fans.  Chavo opens a door and gets knocked out by a paint can, a la Home Alone, allowing Hornswoggle to cover him for yet another victory.

    Chavo gets up and sees Mark Henry, accusing him of setting up the paint can, but Henry says it wasn’t me.  Henry walks away, and Macaulay Culkin appears and tells him it’s not funny.

    The King and Michael Cole run down the SummerSlam card.

    The Unified WWE Tag Team Champions are walking backstage and are ready for their match tonight against John Cena and Randy Orton.

    <COMMERCIAL BREAK>

    This week’s guest host for the BWF RAW results is the Empress of Impact, Drowgoddess.  Take it away, Drow!

    We return from a commercial break.

    A video package on boxer Floyd “Money” Mayweather, his high-rolling lifestyle, and his entertainment skills airs. Mayweather will host RAW next week.

    A WWE.com poll. “Can Randy Orton and John Cena defeat the Unified Tag Team Champions of Chris Jericho and the Big Show?” 76% say “Yes,” 24% say “No.” Ouch! SO much for the tag team champs.

    Big Show and Jericho enter first. The champions entering last seems to be a thing for the history books now. Orton is next, and Cena last. Different music plays, and Freddie Prinze, Junior comes out. He tells Orton that he’s stealing a page out of Orton’s own book. This match just became a lumberjack match! Prinze has hand-picked all the lumberjacks, and they don’t like Orton very much. Out come the lumberjacks. Primo, Mark Henry, Evan Bourne, Kofi Kingston, MVP, and Jamie Noble. They surround the ring. We go to commercial break.

    When we return from commercial break, the match has already begun. Big Show has Cena in a rear bear hug around the waist. Cena tries to elbow his way out, but Big Show knocks Cena down. Cena crawls to his corner and attempts to tag in Orton. Orton turns his back and steps away. Big Show gets Cena in the corner, but Cena dropkicks Big Show’s knees. Cena rushes to his side of the ring and flips Orton into the ring over the top rope. Big Show spears Orton, who rolls out to the floor. The lumberjacks start to beat down Orton, and Mark Henry picks him up in a gorilla press and throws him back into the ring.

    Big Show drops a leg across Orton’s chest, but Orton kicks out at two. Jericho tags in and attacks Orton with a barrage of punches from a mounted position. Jericho catches Orton in a sleeper hold, driving him down to one knee. Orton counters and crawls toward his corner, but Jericho pulls Orton back and tags in Big Show. Big Show hits another leg drop on Orton, but Orton again kicks out at two. Big Show clamps down on Orton’s shoulders and head before hurling him over in a suplex. Jericho tags in. Orton hits a surprise scoop slam on Jericho. Jericho locks in another sleeper hold on Orton, but Orton fights out with elbows. Jericho misses a Lionsault, and Orton crawls again toward his corner. Cena tags in. Cena dominates Jericho. Big Show grabs Cena by the throat from the apron, but Cena knocks Big Show to the floor. Cena hits the Attitude Adjuster on Jericho and gets the pin and three-count.

    Post-match, Orton hits the RKO on Cena from behind. Jericho and Big Show jump Cena and beat him down. The lumberjacks run in to help, but all get thrown out of the ring. Cena hits a weak and mis-timed running shoulder block to Big Show’s midsection and knocks him through the ropes to the floor. Cena stands tall in the ring as Orton stands on the ramp with the title belt.

    The End.

    TSJ Thoughts: You know, as bad as RAW’s been lately, the first half of this show was pretty enjoyable.  Then DX came out.  It all went downhill from there – save for DX getting beaten down by Legacy and the random appearance of Macaulay Culkin moments after I typed “a la Home Alone” in this review.  I haven’t seen the main event, but Cena won, so it couldn’t have been that entertaining.  Definitely an improvement over the last few weeks, but RAW’s got a lot of work to do to get back to it’s former status of “can’t miss wrestling show.”

    As we start, I’m having issues with my computer.  Anyways, Freddie

    Prinze, Jr. kicks the show off, as he’s tonight’s guest host.  He’s a lifelong WWE fan, just like us.  He’s got the closet full of action figures, he’s got the Colusseum Home Videos hosted by Mean Gene, and he even had the WWF Superstars of Ice Cream Bars that would make you vomit if you ate them, but tonight’s about the WWE Universe!  He decides that we’re going to start SummerSlam right here tonight!  The Divas and United States Championships are on the line tonight.  Also tonight, the return of DX!  But he’s not finished…

    He’s interrupted by some ominous sounding music, and some guy in black leather and a hook in his hand, apparently from “I Know What You Did Last Summer” (which sucked, BTW), makes his way down to the ring.  The guy takes the microphone and tells him he knows what he did last summer.  And he knows what he’s going to do this Summer.  You’re going “to put me in one of your mooooovieees!”  It’s Santino!  He says he would be a good fisherman, and he has written a screenplay called “I know what you did about 12 Summers Ago.”  He says he could be in a romantic comedy.  He puts on a wig and glasses as the melody from “Kiss Me” plays.  He says he’s obviously a nerd, but then Freddy made a bet with the guy from The Fast and the Furiest, and then, Pow, Santino is like a sexy, hot guy.  They could call it, “He’s All That.”  Freddie thinks it’s good, but Santino needs a little help.  Santino says he needs something more current.  He points out that Prinze will be in “24,” and Santino thinks he needs a partner.  Santino goes into FBI mode and interrogates Lillian Garcia.  He tells Prinze to call Keifer Sutherland, and his wife the werewolf slayer, and tell them that Santino Marella is an actor.  Prinze says that he’ll call everybody, but Santino has to spend the next two hours rehearsing.  Prinze says at least there’s no Scooby Doo joke.  Anyways, he’s got a match to make tonight.  In the main event, it’s going to be so sick…

    I hear voices in my head…

    The WWE Champion interrupts.  Tonight he’s teaming with John Cena, but screw that.  He doesn’t have to team with Cena, so he won’t.  Prinze reminds him that he’s in his hometown.  Orton says he doesn’t care if the fans get to see him wrestle or not.  It’s not about them.  He’s the WWE Champion and it’s about him.  He’s not going to ask again.  Orton tells Prinze to take him out of this match.  Prinze asks if he looks like Seth Green or Jeremy Piven.  He tells Orton not to try and bully him.  Sgt. Slaughter made the match, and he’s not going to change it.  He will compete tonight, he will team with Cena, and he will face the Unified Tag Team Champions.  Orton grabs Prinze and drops him with his neckbreaker/backbreaker combo.  Referees and EMTs make their way out to check on Prinze as the WWE Champion slithers his way back up the ramp.