No Way Out (Smackdown PPV) - Eternal Allegiance

Duffyboy · 02-03-2006, 04:41 PM

A couple of matches added already to the card.

Kurt Angle VS Undertaker

Either way Kurt or Taker will main event WM and that's pretty damn good. This should be a fantastic match and I'll be staying up late to watch.

Rey Mysterio VS Randy Orton

Fuck you Randall! I'm not having you spit on Eddie's legacy and then going to WM to face Angle or Taker. Go 619!

Maybabygirl0501 · 02-03-2006, 04:58 PM

I totally understand what you mean about Orton.

Im putting this in a spoiler cause I dont know if any of you saw SD yet or not.

Spoiler!

Orton came out and cut a promo about Eddie not being in heaven but in hell or something to that effect and him and Rey fought over it.

I think its pretty SHITTY how the WWE writers are abusing Eddie's death and it needs to stop!! I hope Vickie Guerrero sues, I sure would if I was her.

Other then that, this PPV looks pretty good.

RSP2006 · 02-04-2006, 09:05 PM

I agree with Trista, I hope the Eddie bashing stops ASAP. He was a great wrestler and his legacy should live on, not be spit upon by others. I hope Orton gets his just desserts at NWO, especially after what he did.

Enough ranting, I think this'll be another great PPV.

MMB · 02-05-2006, 10:02 AM

That's what you get with WWE ...

I don't like Rey's odds ...

NDD · 02-07-2006, 10:18 AM

Rey Mysterio on a microphone makes me wince.

Randy Orton was right when he said Rey Mysterio doesn't belong in the main event for the Heavyweight Title. Rey is undoubtedly a phenomenal athlete, I can't possibly take that away from him. But he has all the vocal charisma of some kid playing Citizen #3 in a high school play.

Randy Orton is a more complete package than Rey Mysterio. He's bigger but still has speed. He has vocal and physical charisma. And he is a much better storyteller within the confines of a match than Rey could ever hope to be.

So even though I enjoy watching some of the things Rey can do in the ring, when we're talking about who is better suited for the main event of WrestleMania, it's Randy Orton. Period.

Duffyboy · 02-07-2006, 10:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NDD

Rey Mysterio on a microphone makes me wince.

Randy Orton was right when he said Rey Mysterio doesn't belong in the main event for the Heavyweight Title. Rey is undoubtedly a phenomenal athlete, I can't possibly take that away from him. But he has all the vocal charisma of some kid playing Citizen #3 in a high school play.

Randy Orton is a more complete package than Rey Mysterio. He's bigger but still has speed. He has vocal and physical charisma. And he is a much better storyteller within the confines of a match than Rey could ever hope to be.

So even though I enjoy watching some of the things Rey can do in the ring, when we're talking about who is better suited for the main event of WrestleMania, it's Randy Orton. Period.

What are you smoking? Must be dangerous!

Randy Orton is not even close to being as good as Rey Rey and at thie rate of both stars progression, never will be. Give me 30 minutes of Rey Rey vs Angle any day!

NDD · 02-07-2006, 10:54 AM

OK, now I will give you that one. Rey vs. Angle is better than Orton vs. Angle....INSIDE the ring. But if you want to build up anticipation with promos and make the fans pick sides, you need Randy in there. Randy is making himself a visciously hated heel. And fans will love Angle as the wrestling machine that will snap that bastard's ankle and put him in his place.

You can pick pretty much any other opponent and I believe that Randy will tell a better story than Rey will against that person.

I really want to see Angle vs. Orton. I don't remember that ever happening before.

RSP2006 · 02-16-2006, 07:25 PM

Hey guys! 2 more matchups have been added to the card for NWO this Sunday, Chris Benoit vs. Booker T for the US Title and Bobby Lashley vs. JBL. Here is info on both matches -

Booker T vs. Chris Benoit For The United States Championship
February 20th, 2006

For several months, Chris Benoit and Booker T have been battling tooth and nail over the United States Championship. On Feb. 19, they will go at it one more time, with Benoit looking to leave No Way Out with the gold he lost to Booker several months ago.

Back in October, Booker defeated Benoit for the United States Championship, turning his back on his former good friend in the process. After a series of rematches, the championship was held up by Theodore Long, who ordered a Best-of-Seven Series to determine the undisputed Champion.

In their last battle at Armageddon, Benoit defeated Booker in the fourth match of the series, cutting Booker’s lead to 3-1. However, Booker suffered an injury shortly after that match, and was unable to continue the series. Choosing Randy Orton as his substitute, Booker watched the Legend Killer lose the next two matches before defeating Benoit in the seventh and final match, giving Booker T the championship once again.

As Booker’s injury continued to heal, Benoit got another chance at the gold, but had to face another substitute. This time, it was Finlay, and the two squared off on the Feb. 3 edition of Friday Night SmackDown. As Benoit held Finlay in the Crippler Crossface, Sharmell interfered, nailing the Rabid Wolverine with a crutch to draw a disqualification.

The next week, Benoit found himself in a Fatal Four Way Match against JBL, Orlando Jordan and Matt Hardy, with the winner receiving a future match for the United States Championship. After Benoit made Hardy tap out to the Crippler Crossface, an irate Booker T stormed from the announce table.

Backstage, he met up with Theodore Long, who gave Booker an ultimatum. He told the champion that Benoit’s championship match would come at No Way Out, and there would be no substitutes. If Booker cannot wrestle against Benoit on Feb. 19, he will have to forfeit the United States Championship.

Will the Rabid Wolverine leave No Way Out as the United States Champion, or will Booker T be able to overcome his injury and retain the gold? Be sure to watch No Way Out on Feb. 19 to find out.

JBL vs. Bobby Lashley
February 20th, 2006

As of now, Bobby Lashley is still undefeated in singles competition on SmackDown. At No Way Out, Lashley will face his toughest challenge to date when he takes on the self-proclaimed “Wrestling God,” JBL.

A week before the Royal Rumble, Lashley and JBL met on Friday Night SmackDown, with Lashley getting the victory. JBL had hit the Clothesline from Hell on Lashley, but he was distracted when the Boogeyman’s music played. The distraction allowed Lashley to recover, and he hit the Dominator on JBL to win the match.

After JBL lost to the Boogeyman at the Royal Rumble, he came out on the next Friday Night SmackDown to talk about the loss. His speech was interrupted by Lashley’s music, as he came out for his scheduled match with Chad Dick. Lashley picked up the victory, but JBL attacked after the match, nailing him with the Clothesline from Hell.

On the Feb. 10 edition of SmackDown, after JBL lost a Fatal Four Way No. 1 Contender’s Match, he reminded Kristal backstage that he was a Wrestling God, and could beat anyone in the locker room at anytime. Lashley then approached JBL, and the soft-spoken newcomer offered a simple challenge: “Me and you, No Way Out.” Jillian immediately accepted, and JBL seemed surprised. However, after Jillian reiterated JBL’s earlier claims, he officially accepted Lashley’s challenge.

Will Lashley stay undefeated in singles competition, or will the “Wrestling God” get back on the winning track? Tune into No Way Out on Feb. 19 to find out.

RSP2006 · 02-18-2006, 07:55 PM

Hey guys! On Friday Night SmackDown! last night, 2 final matches were added to the card for No Way Out this Sunday - Matt Hardy & A Mystery Partner vs. MNM in a Open Challenge Tag Team Match and a 9-Man Cruiserweight Match for the Cruiserweight Championship featuring all of the FNSD! Cruiserweights against current Cruiserweight Champion Gregory Helms. Here's info on both matches -

WWE Tag Team Champions MNM vs. Matt Hardy & Mystery Partner
February 19th, 2006

A couple of weeks ago, General Manager Theodore Long held a Fatal Fourway Match on SmackDown to determine who would challenge Booker T for the United States Championship at No Way Out. Chris Benoit, JBL, Orlando Jordan and Matt Hardy all wanted the opportunity, but only one Superstar could earn it.

After putting forth a valiant effort, Hardy got caught in Benoit’s Crossface. He tried to hold on, but Hardy eventually tapped out to the devastating maneuver. Hardy looked rather dejected in the back following the loss, which is when MNM’s Melina came up to him. Melina said that it was too bad that he wasn't part of a winning team like MNM. She also told Hardy that if he scratched her back, then she would scratch his. Hardy seemed puzzled at the unusual proposition.

This week on SmackDown, Hardy got of the snide when he faced Simon Dean in singles competition. After a Twist of Fate, the man who will not die was back to his winning ways. He spotted Melina in the back after his match again. He told her that he thought about her offer and he accepts. But he wasn’t referring to the offer to “scratch her back.” Instead, he was referring to MNM issuing an open challenge to any tag team on the SmackDown roster. Hardy said that he will find a partner to take on the WWE Tag Team Champions at No Way Out.

Matt Hardy is no stranger to tag team action. He and his brother Jeff formed the exciting Hardy Boyz duo. The high-flying specialists are even five-time World Tag Team Champions. Who will Hardy choose as his partner? And will he be able to climb the ladder of tag team success once again? Tune in to No Way Out, only on pay-per-view, Sunday night at 8/7 CT to find out.

Nine-Man Cruiserweight Championship Match
February 19th, 2006

Gregory Helms was a surprise entrant in the Cruiserweight Invitational at the Royal Rumble, but it was an even bigger surprise when he walked away with the gold. Kid Kash defended the Championship against all of the other former champions in a one fall to a finish match. Helms, who once held the Championship while he was known as The Hurricane, was a member of the RAW roster, but was eligible for the match nonetheless.

Helms was able to hit the Shining Wizard on Funaki to pick up the win, and immediately everyone speculated what would happen to the Cruiserweight Championship. It was previously a SmackDown-exclusive Championship, but with a RAW Superstar winning the gold, no one knew what the future held.

Helms answered those questions days later when he showed up on SmackDown, but he brought a cocky attitude with him. He claimed that he WAS the Cruiserweight Division, and no one could match up against him. Nunzio was offended by the comments and challenged him. The two fought last week, and Helms was able to back up his words.

This week, Helms continued walking around with an air of confidence, and the Cruiserweights were sick and tired of it. Scotty 2 Hotty had an opportunity to make Helms eat his words, but once again, the champion prevailed. But after he picked up the win, all of the cruiserweights in the back stormed the ring and ganged up on Helms.

Brian Kendrick, Paul London, Psicosis, Super Crazy, Nunzio and Funaki joined Scotty and all hit their signature maneuvers. Helms received treatment in the back after the vicious beating, but received some bad news that didn’t make him feel any better. He was informed that he would have an opportunity to prove that he’s better than all of the other cruiserweights at No Way Out when he takes them all on in a one fall to a finish match for the Cruiserweight Championship. Kid Kash missed out on the group beating because of a family emergency, but he will be at No Way Out looking to regain the gold.

Will Helms be able to overcome the odds and walk away with his Cruiserweight Championship? Will a former champion like Funaki, Nunzio, London or Kash regain the gold? Or will Psicosis, Super Crazy, Scotty 2 Hotty or Kendrick get their first taste of the Cruiserweight Championship? Tune in to No Way Out, only on pay-per-view, at 8/7 CT to find out.

Duffyboy · 02-19-2006, 12:37 PM

Prediction time!

Angle VS Taker

My heart says Taker but my head says Angle.

Orton VS Rey

The only logical way for the "Spirit of Eddie" story to work is for Rey Mysterio to kick the living fuck out of that tool and watch Vickie and Chavo and co, give him his comeuppance. So therefore the winner will be RADNY FUCKING ORTON. Just as WWE like it best.

Booker T VS Benoit

Hopefully Booker will win this one. Benoit should be at a higher level and should Rey lose to Randy, then all likelyhood points to the "Eddie Tribute Match" at WM. Booker to win it.

JBL VS Lashley

If we're getting the JBL face turn, he needs to top Lashley's unbeaten run. We don't want another Goldberg on our hands!

Cruiserweight Battle

Normally a heel nabs the Cruiswerweight belt at WM. So normally a face goes in with the belt. That's why I''m picking Paul London.

Matt Hardy and Mystery Partner VS MnM

If Hardy's partner is who it's threatened to be, then for the good love of sweet fucking christ MnM must win. If it's Jeff Hardy though, GO TEAM EXTREME!