WWE '13 Universe Mode Thread - How's Your's Going?

[Franchise408]

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Disclaimer - my updates are not as well put together as Franchise or Stevie

Shout out to those guys!

Thanks man! Appreciate the kind words, I'm glad you're enjoying my Universe!

Good job on yours too man, keep it up!

[Franchise408]

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July | Week 4

6 Man Over The Top Rope Battle Royale
Money In The Bank Participants
Chris Jericho v. David Otunga v. Dolph Ziggler v. Shawn Michaels v. Randy Orton v. Shane McMahon
Monday Night Raw started off with a bang with this 6 Man Battle Royale as a preview of Sunday's Money In The Bank Ladder Match!
Dolph Ziggler eliminates Shawn Michaels
David Otunga eliminates Randy Orton
Chris Jericho eliminates Shane McMahon
Chris Jericho eliminates David Otunga
Chris Jericho eliminates Dolph Ziggler
Chris Jericho wins the 6 Man Over The Top Battle Royale!
If Chris Jericho wins on Sunday, he's the new Mr. Money In The Bank!

Triple H's music hit, as The Game made his way to the ring to announce the stipulation for the Intercontinental Championship match at Money In The Bank. The Intercontinental Champion The Miz joined Triple H in the ring to hear the announcement. The Game stated that this match was about more than just the title, it was personal. He wanted to do more than just win the title from The Miz, he wanted to absolutely destroy The Miz! As such, the match at Money In The Bank would be a Last Man Standing Match! As a message to the challenger, The Miz responded to the announcement by laying Triple H out with a Skull Crushing Finale!

John Laurinaitis approaches the ring to announce that Big Show will face John Cena at Money In The Bank. John Cena answers the announcement by coming to the ring and delivering an Attitude Adjustment to Laurinaitis, followed up by telling Big Show "If you want some, come get some!"

APA def. Too Cool

Falls Count Anywhere Match
The Rock def. Brock Lesnar
This match quickly became a brawl outside of the ring. With The Rock and Lesnar using steel chairs and steel steps against each other, there was nothing technical about this match. The Rock pulled a table from under the ring, which he took up the ramp way and set up on the stage! He challenged Brock to follow him, who answered the call. The two men battled on the stage, nearly flying off of it to the concrete below. The two men made their way back towards the table, when Brock Lesnar put The People's Champion through it with a belly to back suplex! Both men slow to recover, The Brahma Bull finished the match with a Rock Bottom on top of the remains of the table, and picked up the pinfall at the top of the stage.

[steviephresh319]

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Disclaimer - my updates are not as well put together as Franchise or Stevie

Shout out to those guys!

Update!

WWE Undisputed Champ - The Rock '99, after months of fueding with Hogan The Rock regained his title as the WWE Undisputed Champ, recently changed from its former name.. World Heavyweight Championship

WWF TT Champs - Rock 99' & Mark Henry (The Nation), The Nation stole the TT belts on Thursday night Raw is War. There was a Tag Team title match schedueled and there was a surprise special ref! Kama! (from The Nation!) The Crew who were the defending champs didnt have a chance.

WWF Champ - There was also a newly instituted WWF Divional belt. It was determined by a 6 man ladder match, and the winner was The Rock 99'! He currently holding 3 belts, as The Nation of Domination clearly is planning a takeover of the WWE

WCW Champ - same as the WWF, the WCW had a 6 man ladder match to determine the WCW divisional champ and that man was Hollywood Hogan representing the nWo!

WCW TT Champs - coming soon (waiting on Dec 4 DLC)

WWE Womens Champ - Kharma won a 4 woman battle royal eliminating the previous champ Azrael to become the new WWE ****** champ!

ECW news: This will be added soon (possibly this weekend)
ECW Champ - vacant, coming soon
ECW TT Champs - coming soon (Dec 4)

There will be no womens title nor will there be a minor title for the ECW

There will still only be 1 PPV where the 3 divisional champs (WWF,WCW, & ECW) will go at it in various style triple threat matches to determine The Undisputed Championship.

This will be started after Royal Rumble this Sunday.

Unofficial Title news
Hardcore Champ - Ryback is still the Hardcore champ, The Alliance (Ryback, Goldberg, Lesnar) has been fueding with the nWo to not allow them to take total control of the WCW. They also have their sights on the WCW Divisional belt and the soon to come WCW TT belts!

Cruiserweight Champ - Chris Benoit, recently defeated Hunico for the belt. But he has been fighting The Cartel (Hunico, Mr. Mendoza, JBL, & Camacho) ever since. Benoit has also had to fight Eddie Guererro, Rey Mysterio, Sin Cara and a host of other cruiserweights with their eye on title. In my Universe not being in a stable can get pretty lonely so Im sure Benoit will have some reinforcements sooner than not (maybe Ill create a new 4 Horsemen stable)

Thats whats going on in my Universe

Thanks for the kind words, man! Haven't been able to update beause of finals on my school work, but I plan to have something up by Sunday. You're doing a great job with yours though, keep it up bro!

[Franchise408]

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July | Week 4

WWE Tag Team Championship
New Age Outlaws (C) def. APA
The APA faced off against the Tag Team Champion New Age Outlaws for the belts. Road Dogg connected with the Pump Handle Slam on Faarooq early in the match, but the challenger was able to get his foot on the ropes. Faarooq began to fight back, laying a smackdown on Road Dogg. Things began to even out as the match continued, and Billy Gunn thought he had the match won after a Fame-Asser on Bradshaw, but it wasn't enough. Road Dogg finally finished the match off with some Shake, Rattle & Roll on Faarooq, followed by a 2nd Pump Handle Slam for good measure.

Edge def. Bret Hart
Bret Hart was able to kick out of 2 consecutive Spears to stay alive, but a 3rd Spear finally put him down for good.

Christian def. Cody Rhodes
With Cody Rhodes involved with The Corporation, he had forgotten about the man that he put out of action earlier this month, Christian, who made his return to action challenging The Dashing One to a match. Christian got his revenge, defeating Cody Rhodes by making him tap out following a Killswitch.

Sheamus def. Daniel Bryan
For the 2nd week in a row, Daniel Bryan went through the announce table as Sheamus tossed him with a belly to belly suplex. Sheamus finished Bryan off with a 2nd Broque Kick, and after the match, continued the beatdown with a chair to the downed Bryan.

Stone Cold def. Alberto Del Rio
Stone Cold won the preview match against Alberto Del Rio. After the match, the two competitors did the unexpected and shook hands after the match. Is there an unspoken respect between the Mexican Aristocrat and the Texas Rattlesnake?

[Franchise408]

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July | Week 4
Money In The Bank Pre-Show

WWE World Tag Team Championship
3MB def. Kofi Kingston & R-Truth (C)
The newly formed 3MB tag team (Heath Slater & Jinder Mahal) on NXT defeated Kofi Kingston & R-Truth for the World Tag Team Championship!

WWE Divas Championship
Alicia Fox def. Nikki Bella (C)

WWE Light Heavyweight Championship
Justin Gabriel (C) def. Hunico

Fatal 4 Way Ladder Match
Ken Shamrock def. Val Venis, Ted DiBiase, and Big Bossman to earn a future WWE Internet Championship title opportunity

WWE Internet Championship
Zack Ryder (C) def. Jack Swagger

[Franchise408]

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July | Week 4
Money In The Bank Preview

Money In The Bank Ladder Match
Chris Jericho v. David Otunga v. Dolph Ziggler v. Shawn Michaels v. Randy Orton v. Shane McMahon

WWE WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
Stone Cold Steve Austin (C) v. Alberto Del Rio
Alberto Del Rio has spent the past 2 months on an absolute tear on Smackdown, fighting his way to the #1 Contender's spot. A heated rivalry between the 2 men has built up over the weeks, but the men also had a display of respect in their final confrontation before the title match. An unexpected turn of events has the WWE Universe guessing heading into Money In The Bank.

2 Out Of 3 Falls Match
Daniel Bryan v. Sheamus
Sheamus has had the upper hand of late, but these 2 men have spent the past month going back and forth at each other. Now they can settle their feud once and for all, determining which of these 2 men truly has the other's number.

John Cena v. Big Show
Team Laurinaitis' latest target has been John Cena. The match, made official by John Laurinaitis, will pit Cena against Big Show. Will the numbers be too much to overcome for Cena? Or will Team Laurinaitis finally play fair?

WWE INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP
Last Man Standing Match
The Miz (C) v. Triple H
In recent months, The Miz has been going through the ranks of D-Generation X, defeating all challengers for his Intercontinental Championship. From Mike Tyson, to X-Pac, and more recently, Shawn Michaels, can Miz go for the sweep against The Game Triple H? This feud has become about more than just the Intercontinental Championship, but rather a personal feud where Triple H's objective is about more than just becoming champion, but about inflicting pain upon The Miz.

WWE CHAMPIONSHIP
Iron Man Match
The Rock (C) v. Brock Lesnar
This has become close to a blood feud between these 2 men, since Lesnar teamed up with CM Punk to form Team Heyman. Punk and Lesnar have been making The Rock's life difficulty week in and week out, but somehow The Rock has managed to prevail. Lesnar gets one more shot at Rock's WWE Championship, but whoever comes out of this match the winner, it won't be without a price.

[Pezell04x]

I have two "brands" broken up into 4 shows.

Raw is War brand:
Shows: Raw is War (Monday night/Major show) and Heat (Wednesday night/minor show)

Roster:
Major division: (actual rankings)
Stone Cold Steve Austin (Smoking skull belt/Raw champion)
CM Punk
The Rock (99)
Bret Hart
Undertaker (99)
Kurt Angle (caw)
Shawn Michaels
Triple H (99)
Brock Lesnar
Big Duke (custom caw)
Kane (99)
Giant Joe (custom caw)
Randy Orton

Minor divison: (Actual rankings)
The Miz (Intercontinental Champion)
Shaemus
John Cena (04)
Edge (99)
Big Boss Man
X-Pac
Chris High (custom caw)
Christian (99)
Tafts (custom caw)
Jeff Hardy (caw)
Billy Gunn
Matt Hardy (caw)
Mark Henry (98)
Godfather
Road Dogg
Farooq
British Bulldog
Animal
Bradshaw
Hawk
Shane McMahon
Vince McMahon
Chyna (since my universe doesn't consider her a diva)

Diva:
Beth Phoenix (Divas Title)
Lita (00)
Trish Stratus
Stephanie McMahon

Tag Teams/Stables:
Legion of Doom (Hawk/Animal)
New Age Outlaws (Gunn/Dogg)
Degeneration X (HBK/HHH/X-Pac/Chyna)
Edge and Christian
The TPB (custom caws)
The Acolytes
Godfather and Mark Henry
The Hardy Boyz (also includes Lita)
Brothers of Destruction
The McMahons
The Hart Foundation (Bret/British Bulldog)




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[Pezell04x]

WCW "brand":
Shows:
Friday Nitro (Major) and Saturday Night Starrcade (minor)

Roster:
Major Division: (actual title ranking)
Hollywood Hogan (WCW championship)
Sting
Goldberg
Kevin Nash
RVD
Ric Flair
Jeff Jarrett
Big Show
Cactus Jack
Macho Man Randy Savage
Curt Henning
The Pizz (custom caw)
Fucile (custom caw)
Sabu
Chris Benoit

Minor Division: (actual title ranking)
Aucoin De Stare (custom US Championship title)(custom caw)
Jericho (99)
Scott Hall
Eddie Guerrero
Shane Douglas
Raven
Booker T
Tank (custom caw)
Dean Malenko
Lance Storm
Ken Shamrock
Rey Mysterio
Sin Cara
Bubba Ray Dudley
Devon Dudley
Perry Saturn

Tag Teams/Stables:
The Horsemen (Benoit/Guerrero (tag champs [custom tag titles]/Malenko/Saturn/Storm)
nWo (Hall/Nash (Tag) and Hogan)
DOY (custom caws)
Big Show and Chris Jericho (99)
The Whole Show (Sabu and RVD)
The Luchadors (Mysterio and Cara)
The Dudley Boys

Diva: (actual title ranking):
Kelly Kelly (women's title)
Eve
Nikki Bella
Brie Bella

PPV: currently the PPVs are once a month and shared but I think I'm going to have a WCW PPV on the 3rd Sunday of the month and a WWF on the 4th.



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[JazzMan]

Re: WWE '13 Universe Mode Thread - How's Your's Going?

One small complaint that I have is that we can't spread titles across 3 different brands. In example, I have Raw, Smackdown, and ECW, but I don't want 2 tag-titles across 3 brands. But at the same time, I don't want 3 tag titles because that's way too many. I'd rather have one pair spread across all 3 brands. Also, PPV's only allow 2 brands on it. This is a big problem with Wrestlemania, as I basically have to create a 2nd Wrestlemania for ECW...

[Franchise408]

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July | Week 4
Money In The Bank PPV Results
Chicago, IL

MONEY IN THE BANK LADDER MATCH
David Otunga def. Shawn Michaels, Shane McMahon, Randy Orton, Chris Jericho, and Dolph Ziggler
This match started off with a bang. The ladders entered the ring immediately. Meanwhile, Chris Jericho went for the ring bell. While Shane-O-Mac and Randy Orton fought on the top of the ladder just underneath the briefcase, Jericho missed HBK with the ringbell. Michaels took the weapon for himself, cracking Jericho in the face. Meanwhile, Otunga went flying off the ladder, followed by Shane McMahon hitting an elbow drop from the top of the ladder on The Viper down below! Otunga was the next one up the ladder, with Ziggler following quickly behind. Otunga knocked Ziggler off the ladder, while Orton and Shane-O-Mac set up a 2nd ladder next to it. From the top of the ladder, Shane McMahon suplexed Randy Orton to the canvas below. The two spilled outside the ring, where Shane McMahon proceeded to put Orton through the announce table. A Codebreaker from Chris Jericho busted Shawn Michaels wide open. With everyone distracted, Otunga snuck up the ladder. He knocked Shawn Michaels off the ladder and grabbed the briefcase, coming down with it to become Mr. Money In The Bank!

WWE WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
Stone Cold (C) def. Alberto Del Rio
Del Rio's recent run of success came to an end at Money In The Bank. Unfortunately for the Mexican Aristocrat, winning the World Heavyweight Championship was not his destiny.

2 Out Of 3 Falls Match
Daniel Bryan def. Sheamus (2 - 1)
Daniel Bryan began the match with high impact, superplexing Sheamus off the top rope to the outside of the ring. As the match alternated between inside and outside the ring, Sheamus started to work himself back, tossing Daniel Bryan into each steel ring step. Out of nowhere, Sheamus connected with a Broque Kick in the ring, but it wasn't enough to score the first points of the match. A second Broque Kick following an Irish Curse was enough to finally pick up the first pinfall of the match in favor of Sheamus. Trying to get an advantage for the last fall, Sheamus cracked Bryan in the face with a steel chair, busting him open in the process. The referee DQ'd the fall, awarding a point to Daniel Bryan. The move almost backfired, as Bryan locked Sheamus in a scissor guillotine hold, but Sheamus was able to break it before tapping. It wasn't enough for Sheamus, however. Sheamus missed Bryan on a Broque Kick, and Bryan took advantage of a weakened Sheamus, pinning him for the victory.

Cody Rhodes has been frustrated, feeling that he deserves more than he's been given on Smackdown. As such, he made his way to the ring to vocalize his frustrations, claiming that he was cheated out of a Money In The Bank spot, and deserves a spot on the PPV. He was issuing an open challenge to anyone in the locker room to come out and face him.

The lights cut out, and the "gong" hit!

Undertaker def. Cody Rhodes
Cody Rhodes went straight at Undertaker, showing no fear against the Deadman. At times, it even seemed almost advantageous, but as many opponents can testify to over the years, it takes more than just bravery (or possibly foolishness) to best the Undertaker. A Chokeslam from Hell followed up by a Tombstone Piledriver finished off the Dashing One.

No Disqualification
Big Show def. John Cena
This match spilled to the outside instantly, and up the rampway. Big Show tried to go for an early WMD KO Punch, but Cena dodged it, hitting Big Show with an Attitude Adjustment on the ramp! As the match wasn't Falls Count Anywhere, the fighting continued on the ramp, with Big Show getting his own licks in, dropping Cena with a Showstopper chokeslam on the ramp. Big Show finally hit his KO Punch on the stage, as the 2 fight their way towards the steel ladder set pieces. With the fight finally making its way back towards the ring, Cena became distracted by John Laurinaitis. Grabbing a chair, he started to attack Laurinaitis, then back to Big Show. After tossing Big Show back in the ring, Laurinaitis distracted Cena, who attempted an Attitude Adjustment on Laurinaitis. The attempt was thwarted, and Big Show and John Laurinaitis began their 2 on 1 attacks. Just as John Cena thought he was starting to get things back under control, David Otunga ran into the ring, knocking Cena out with a Verdict finisher. Big Show continued the beating before finally pinning Cena.

WWE INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP
Last Man Standing Match
The Miz (C) def. Triple H
The Miz came to play in this match! A superplex to the outside, followed by a Skull Crushing Finale wasn't enough to keep Triple H on the floor, and these 2 men continued fighting. Miz tried to put Triple H down again with a Mizard of Oz snap DDT, but again Triple H got to his feet. Triple H grabbed the Intercontinental Championship belt, and began attacking Miz with it. Triple H, with the upper hand, got to his feet hitting a sequence of moves on the champion. Followed up by a spinebuster, and a Pedigree, Triple H determined that he wasn't done inflicting punishment on Miz. A desperate Miz sent Triple H to the outside with a second superplex from the top rope. Miz was amazed when Triple H got to his feet again! The Miz responded with 2 Mizard of Oz DDT's on a weakened Game, but that still wasn't enough. Heading back into the ring, Triple H put Miz down with a 2nd Pedigree before grabbing the steel steps from the outside. As the two absolutely beaten and bloodied men continued to fight, The Miz hit a Skull Crushing Finale on his challenger face first into the title belt! The Miz, not done in his own right, allowed Triple H to stumble back to his feet, and put him down with another Skull Crushing Finale. Somehow, The Game was able to get back to his feet once again! The Miz thought he had Triple H once and for all, putting Triple H down with a THIRD Skull Crushing Finale, but The Game got up on the count of 9. Fighting back, Triple H suplexed the champion back first into the steel steps. The Game finally made use of the sledge hammer that he had grabbed earlier in the match, relentlessly beating the champion with it. The Miz found enough energy to roll out of the ring and gather himself. A final Pedigree seemed to solidify the victory for The Game, as afterwards he tossed The Miz into the turnbuckle. He grabbed the sledge hammer to continue the beatdown, but Miz grabbed the sledge hammer out of The Game's hands. The Miz tossed the sledge hammer to the ground, and used it as a weapon against Triple H in his own right, putting Triple H face first into the sledge hammer with 2 straight Skull Crushing Finales. That was finally enough to keep The Game down for the 10 count, and The Miz would retain his championship.

WWE CHAMPIONSHIP
Iron Man Match
The Rock (C) def. Brock Lesnar
Lesnar scored the first point after a brutal fallaway slam, and almost picked up a quick second after an F5, but The Rock was able to kick out. A People's Elbow tied the match up at 1 a piece after the first 10 minutes. A rollup pin out of nowhere gave a 2nd point to Lesnar, who reversed a Samoan Drop. A triple powerbomb sequence gave Lesnar his 3rd point, and an F5 to follow that gave Lesnar a 4-1 advantage over The Rock with only around 12 minutes passed. A beaten Rock was struggling to kick out of anything, falling down 5-1 less than a minute late.

The next 10 minutes were a bit kinder to The Rock, as he scored 3 consecutive pinfalls. Brock Lesnar bounced back, however, with 2 of his own following an F5. As the clock neared 40 minutes remaining, The Rock scored one more pinfall off a Rock Bottom, nearing the score at 7-5 in favor of Lesnar.

By the 36 minutes remaining mark, The Rock had tied it up with 2 more scores, one following a Rock Bottom, and the tying score coming off a People's Elbow. A rollup put Brock Lesnar back in the lead, which The Rock quickly matched with a Rock Bottom and a pinfall.

At the halfway mark, the lead had changed, with The Rock leading Lesnar 10-8, both mean bloodied and beaten, hardly able to move.

The next 10 minutes saw pinfall after pinfall, as the beaten men couldn't withstand much more, including a countout pinfall for Lesnar after a fallaway slam tossed The Rock up the ramp. With just under 20 minutes to go, The Rock led 15-11. Building a comfortable lead, The Rock decided to use his cushion, grabbing a steel chair. The Rock took the disqualification for hitting Lesnar with the chair, then using the chair to attack Lesnar's legs. A series of decisions had The Rock leading 19-13 with only 10 minutes to go.

A series of chairshots to Lesnar, and chair stomps to the leg gave Lesnar a 21-19 advantage with close to 5 minutes to go. The Rock tried to take advantage of the damage he had dealt by locking Lesnar in the Sharpshooter, but Lesnar still refused to tap! Despite not tapping, Lesnar still couldn't get to his feet. A Rock Bottom brought The Rock within one point, and a very strong physical edge going into the final stretch, as Lesnar was struggling to even move at this point.

With Lesnar still refusing to tap to another Sharpshooter, The Rock tied the match at 21 each with 4 minutes to go following yet another Rock Bottom. Lesnar was so beaten, The Rock was able to get 2 pinfalls off of it, taking a 22-21 lead. The Rock continued his attack on Lesnar's legs, but could not get him to tap.

With only seconds remaining, Lesnar went for an F5 that could have tied the match, but The Rock reversed it into a Rock Bottom. The final pin as time expired secured The Rock's victory and title defense.

[Pezell04x]

So I went ahead and made WCW PPVs except for Royal Rumble and Wrestlemania, which will remain two-branded.

Here are the WWE/WCW PPVs:
January - Royal Rumble
February - Elimination Chamber/Slamboree
March - Wrestlemania
April - Extreme Rules/Uncensored
May - Over the Limit/Superbrawl
June - No Way Out/Mayhem and Madness
July - Money in the Bank/Bash at the Beach
August - Summer Slam/Road Wild
September - Night of Champions/Clash of Champions
October - Hell in the Cell/Halloween Havoc
November - Survivor Series/Souled Out
December - TLC/War Games

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[Bard]

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Well...that was unexpected. Kane and Bryan vs. Ambrose and Rollins, before the match Kane and Bryan do a big high five to get things started but after the match when Kane pins Rollins, after Bryan and Ambrose get chairs and beat the living hell out of Kane for no reason and Kane and Bryan are still a tag team after this

[Gronk4M13]

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I was really enjoying Universe Mode, but something was missing. Cutscences! I tried all the methods for getting more cutscenes to no avail. So I kept the match cards the same. I started getting more cutscenes, which was nice, but I wasn't seeing many new cutscenes or branching storylines. Well...
It was Monday Night Raw. Tonight's Highlight match: Kurt Angle (CAW) vs. Road Dogg. They hadn't been feuding so I thought the booking was a little random. Angle got attacked by Miz before the match (cutscene) and Road Dogg won. After the match, I notice that it's a cutscene. And...boom! Branching Storyline! Road Dogg extended his hand to Kurt after the match, and Kurt had the option to shake Dogg's hand, walk away, or attack. I couldn't decide, so I randomly scrolled between the 3, and landed on shake hands. Next week, Kurt Angle defeated by Miz. Miz got a chair to attack Angle, but Road Dogg chased Miz off. Finally! Branching storylines! Only took about 4 Universe months.

Also having a sick Brock Lesnar storyline. He's my WWE champion. He's defeated former champ Triple H multiple times when the title's on the line. So after Summerslam, number one contenders match, Dolph Ziggler vs. Chris Jericho. Brock attacks Jericho before the match and Dolph wins. I thought this meant that Brock and Ziggler were allies. Next week, Dolph vs. CM Punk. Lesnar comes down mid match, looks like he's going to attack Punk but attacks Dolph, and Punk wins. Lesnar's an uncontrollable beast! Finally, my Universe is complete. The CPU booking, I must say is much more logical than last year.

[Pezell04x]

Tafts vs Farooq
Tafts defeats Farooq

A quick match from the young rookie, as Tafts really took it to Farooq. Farooq was able to mount a little offense, but the kid from Toronto was too much. Tafts hit his signature swinging neck breaker then scaled the top rope for his Canadian Crush (Swanton) for the pin.

The Hardy Boyz def The Corporation
The Corporation sent Shane McMahon and Mark Henry out to face the Hardy Boyz with the #1 contender for the tag titles on the line. Matt started off the match and took it to Shane McMahon early. Shane was completely overwhelmed as Matt pulled off a few power moves.

Shane was able to fend off Matt for a bit and went to tag Mark Henry, who walked away from the tag and up the ramp.

The Hardys were too much for just Shane. After a tag to Jeff, the Hardys hit a Poetry in Motion then finished him off with an Extreme Combination.

Billy Gunn def. Godfather
Pretty lame match with Billy Gunn hitting a fame asser for the win

Vince McMahon def Mike Tyson
Tyson came out strong and was putting the CEO in his place until Vince reversed Tysons punch. He then gave Tyson the double middle finger and laid down a McMahon Stunner for the win.

After the match, Beth Phoenix came to the ring and left with a smiling Vince.

Kane def Kurt Angle
This was the quickest match of the night. Both competitors went back and forth until Vader (yes, WCW roster) came to the ring. Kane was confused as Angle made it clear to everyone that he and Vader were working together...

Until Vader hit Angle with a chair! Kane went for the quick cover and won the match.

Post match X-Pac came to the stage area and pointed to Kane.

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[CanuckJ]

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I have a good feud going with bret hart and cm punk with hart sucker punching cm punk before their matches, been really fun, I go for a schoolboy rollup and punk kicks out into a cradle pin which hart bridges out of and spins punk into a backslide for the 1-2-3, really love that sequence. Hart beat punk at summerslam to retain his belt but taker cashed in MITB and beat the hitman, I'm at unforgiven in september with night of champions settings and looking forward to the results.