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September Week 3 Previews

RAW PREVIEW

1) Don't drop your guard in a pipe fight
Last week at the close of Raw, Gravedigger attempted to ruin DMK's post-match victory celebration by attacking his hated rival with a lead pipe. 'Digger seemed satisfied with the results of his unwarranted assault, dropping the pipe and trying to intimidate the angry crowd. But DMK withstood the attack and rose up from the mat, grabbing the unclaimed weapon and waiting patiently for his foe to turn around... before blasting him with a crowd-pleasing retribution pipe shot to the skull! The burning issues between DMK and Gravedigger seem to be growing deeper and deeper by the day, and it's gotten to the point that they don't even waste words... they just let out their frustration physically! How are these two going to bring this fierce rivalry to a conclusion... and who will be able to claim the final upper hand?

2) David and Mr. McMahon overstepping the GM
Last week, WWE champ David Degenerate and Mr. McMahon were discussing another assigned match for rival Carson Pain when they were interrupted by an offended Stephanie McMahon, the Raw General Manager. Steph wants to regain control over the match scheduling, and clearly holds disdain for the "Dangerous Genius". Vince still took the time to schedule a match for Carson Pain, but it's clear their is a power struggle a-brewing. Speaking of Carson Pain, he was able to defeat Lee Money in a submission match despite interference from Shawn Midnight and an post-match taunting from David and the WWE Chairman. "The Original" wants to get his hands on the WWE champ, but seems stuck navigating their silly little tough matchup game. Will Carson finally earn his WWE Title rematch... or does the Corporate duo have more planned for him?

3) Renegade - the non-fighting champion
U.S. champ Renegade returned to Raw last week... but didn't stick around for long. He swung by to support friend Lee Money after his loss, but seemed nonchalant about his scheduled match against Dylan Dynamite. Instead of showing up and competing, Renegade took a different approach... he left! Dylan was awarded a forfeit victory, but something is clearly strange with the party animal. First, a rumored psychiatric evaluation then a disrespectful walk out? Something's going on with the U.S. champ, but it's clear that defending his title honorably isn't one of them.

4) Tank picks up a big win
An odd pairing of Tank Blazer and Shawn Midnight actually turned out to be successful last week, as the "Captain" scored the pinfall in a tag team match victory over Hardcore champ Mack Wheeler and rookie Big Juan Santos. A little trash talk the week before worsened the relationship between Tank and the "Human Semi", but now Tank can brag about a win! Is Tank eyeing the Hardcore Title?

SMACKDOWN PREVIEW

1) The broken sanity of Rebel Ford
The biggest development last week surrounded the mental status of Rebel Ford. First, supposed girlfriend Eve Torres met him in the parking lot and informed him of the extended vacation she was taking, claiming that Rebel couldn't protect her from Eric Executioner and Mr. Black. The sadness slowly became furious anger, which came out in an explosive way later in the show. Rebel was scheduled to face Quinn Cadbury, but the match never got underway as Rebel attacked the "English Gentleman" with a steel chair before the bell even rung! The vicious attack had to be stopped by backstage crew members, but Rebel walked away with no remorse. Then later at the close of the show, an intruder invaded the main event match between World Heavyweight champ Eric E. and Antonio Jordan and smashed a chair over the champ's head. Antonio was forced to take the DQ loss, but when he investigated who the intruder was, he revealed... Rebel Ford again! The show ended with a psychotic-looking Rebel glaring at his rival and sinister manager Mr. Black, much to the shock of Antonio and the crowd. Has this rivalry against Eric and Mr. Black officially drove the normally-cool Rebel to the brink of insanity? And if so, is that an advantage for the champ and his manager... or as last week showed, a kink in the armor?

2) H.E.R.O. saves the ECW champ
One of the other shocking moments of last week's Smackdown was rising rookie H.E.R.O. coming down to the ring to save ECW champ Hitman Jack from a post-match beatdown at the hands of the Bullet Boyz. The Tag Team champs have resorted to outnumbered attacks on the "Lethal Canadian" in order to establish their dominance ever since Jack defended his title against Craig last month. But it seems like, at least for the time being, that the odds may be evened! Hitman Jack hasn't commented yet on H.E.R.O.'s actions, and neither have the Bullet Boyz. What's next in this hot rivalry?

3) G.L.O.W. dimming?
Quinn Cadbury has been having a little trouble lately. Two weeks ago, the "English Gentleman" took the pinfall in a 6-man tag main event match loss. Then last week, he got a vicious, unprovoked assault from Rebel Ford (see above) with tag partner Joseph T. Lutte nowhere around to help. Not only that, when he innocently asked Joseph about an Intercontinental Title match, he was laughed off. Cadbury made the sacrifice to help Joseph win back the title, but it's becoming clear that Joseph isn't appreciated it the way he's been hoping for. Is the European duo (and former rivals) having some communication problems? And with Antonio Jordan on the warpath for a title rematch, could that mean a premature end to Joseph's latest title reign?

4) Justice again causes controversy
Last week on Smackdown, Guy Justice held his 2nd "In Search of Truth" talk segment and invited volatile Zach Wesley to join him. The "True Savior" tried to inquire about unknown background of the "Mohawked Maniac", which was met with angry refusal. Then after Justice brought up Zach's recent fall from grace, the "Maniac" warmed up a bit but became offended at Justice's attempt to bring him along his journey for "truth". Wesley demanded a match this week, so it will be interesting to see if the talk segment created an interesting element to this proposed match.

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September Week 3 Updates

Check out the website for the most recent show updates! We inched another week closer to the upcoming Hell in a Cell PPV, and what a great week of shows we had! On Raw, WWE champ David Degenerate continued his cowardly ways while rival Carson Pain survived yet another tough matchup... chosen by a rigged "Raw Roulette" setup! Also, a Hell in a Cell match was made for the PPV but the participants have been given a very interesting pre-match stipulation! on Friday night's blue-branded show, a new team was formed and Mr. Money in the Bank issued an open challenge! Also, a surprising main event featured both the World Heavyweight and Intercontinental champions... but neither of them won! Read up to find out the latest developments!

Direct Link: http://kbwweuniverse.weebly.com/universe-home.html

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September Week 4 Previews

RAW PREVIEW - "GO HOME SHOW"

1) Hands off until the Cell
In a shocking announcement last week on Raw, GM Stephanie McMahon brought DMK and Gravedigger down to the ring to discuss their heated and violent rivalry. The "Billion-Dollar Princess" had a great idea to hopefully settle their issues... the dangerous Hell in a Cell match! Both men agreed to the match, but the more interesting part of her announcement wasn't the match itself... it was the pre-match stipulation she added after it. Throughout this week leading up to Sunday's PPV match, neither man is allowed physical contact with the other. If something goes down between them, they are BOTH suspended and the match will be called off! Lately, every encounter between DMK and 'Digger has led to a brutal brawl. Can they keep their emotions in check on Raw... and let them loose in explosive fashion on Sunday?


2) Fight or Flight
Last week on Raw, Mr. McMahon gave WWE champ David Degenerate a "big" match last week against a local wrestler. The "Dangerous Genius" embarrassed the local wrestler and threatened a post-match attack, but hightailed it out of the ring when Carson Pain tried to intervene. Then later in the main event, Carson was forced into a steel cage match against Big Mutha Trucker due to Mr. McMahon's rigged "Raw Roulette" game. But despite the tough matchup, "The Original" escaped the cage to defeat the "Resident Redneck". After the win, David and Vince came out to taunt him again. Carson has beaten every challenge the Corporate duo have put him in, yet David refuses to grant him his rematch. With only days away from the next PPV, will the "Genius" be forced to defend his title against a very hungry challenger?

3) Oh where, oh where has Renegade gone? Oh where, oh where could he be?
A familiar happening took place last week on Raw, when U.S. champ Renegade again disappeared from the show and refused to participate in a scheduled match. But this time, instead of just suffering a forfeit loss... he left tag team partner Lee Money alone in an impromptu handicap match! Lee suffered a tough loss against Alpha & Omega and did not seem happy at all to be abandoned. What is going on with the party animal, and why is he refusing to compete? How will Lee Money handle his partner's issues? And what does Renegade's disappearances mean for the U.S. Title?

4) Tank proves to be Hardcore enough
The opening match of Raw last week featured an Extreme Rules matchup between Tank Blazer and Big Juan Santos, at the suggestion of Hardcore champ Mack Wheeler. Mack didn't think that the "Captain" had enough experience in hardcore-style matches to be a true challenger, but Tank's victory clearly proves otherwise. Is an official title match between the "Human Semi" and the former military man in the near future?

SMACKDOWN PREVIEW - "GO HOME SHOW"

1) Rebel scaring... Eric?
World Heavyweight champ Eric Executioner and his manager Mr. Black have been frightening people and dominating opponents for months. But they seem to have pushed rival Rebel Ford to the brink of insanity, and it seems to be backfiring on them! Rebel ended the show 2 weeks ago with a shocking steel chair attack on Eric, and last week engaged in a vicious brawl with the narcissist during a main event tag team match that led to a rare loss for the World champ! It's clear that Rebel is not in the right frame of mind, but it seems to be finally evening the odds between him and Eric. Is a World Title rematch in the plans to settle their issues, or is the title not even enough to battle over?

2) Antonio gets the win back
Speaking of that main event tag team match from last week's Smackdown, Antonio Jordan scored the decisive pinfall over Intercontinental champ Joseph T. Lutte to win the match and avenge his DQ loss (caused by Rebel Ford) from the previous week. Antonio has vowed to reclaim the Intercontinental belt, and now has a direct victory over the "Fantastic Frenchman" this month. It's obvious these two rivals are on a collision course for another title bout, but with the momentum on the side of the "Mastermind", will a title change be in the works? Also, how does Joseph and Quinn Cadbury's strained partnership come into play?

3) Hitman and H.E.R.O. team up
Last week on Smackdown, ECW champ Hitman Jack came out alongside H.E.R.O. in the rookie's matchup against Tag Team champ Craig Bullet. Hitman did it to repay H.E.R.O. back for saving Hitman from a 2-on-1 attack by the Bullet Boyz. But after H.E.R.O. scored the upset over Craig, they decided to make their alliance official. So now the H^2 team is alive and well, and that could spell doom for the Bullet Boyz! But of course, we have yet to see Hitman and H.E.R.O. actually work as a team. Will the 3-time Tag Team champs take advantage of their experience, or are we unaware of the actual potential that the H^2 has?

4) Angus gives out a challenge and a match gets re-scheduled
In other Smackdown news, Mr. Money in the Bank Angus issued an open challenge to anyone willing to attempt to beat his unbeaten streak. Who will step up and give the "Irish Giant" a legitimate challenge? Also, the match between Zach Wesley and Guy Justice was called off last week when the "Mohawked Maniac" attacked Justice backstage. The "True Savior" simply came by to wish his opponent luck, but apparently Wesley didn't appreciate the gesture. The match has been re-scheduled for this week, and I'm sure the tension between them has only grown since their physical encounter last week. Will a victory for Justice put Zach on a new path, or can the "Maniac" pick up a dominating victory?

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September Week 4 Updates

Sorry for the delay in updates, but the final week of September is updated! As we approach the Hell in a Cell PPV, 5 title matches were made this week to complete a jam-packed card! Monday night's Raw show featured some heart-pounding developments, including a Hardcore Title-related brawl and two eye-opening encounters between DMK and Gravedigger. Also, WWE champ David Degenerate tried to deny rival Carson Pain of a WWE Title match but... Raw GM Stephanie McMahon felt otherwise! Later on Smackdown, a Tag Team Title match was made after a crazy #1 contenders' match and a post-match promo led to an Intercontinental Title bout! But the end of the show had the most surprising match created, as Rebel Ford and Eric Executioner (through Mr. Black) agreed to a World Heavyweight Title match... inside the Hell in a Cell structure! Take the time to read this week's developments to prepare for the Hell in a Cell PPV!

Direct Links...
Raw: http://kbwweuniverse.weebly.com/raw-...er-year-3.html
Superstars: http://kbwweuniverse.weebly.com/supe...---year-3.html
Smackdown: http://kbwweuniverse.weebly.com/smac...er-year-3.html

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Hell in a Cell PPV Preview

MATCH CARD PREVIEW

Tag Team Championship:
Bullet Boyz [C] vs. H2
The Bullet Boyz are the reigning, 3-time Tag champs but Craig Bullet's desire to prove himself as a singles competitor led to a tough feud over the ECW Title. Craig won the title at Extreme Rules but lost it less than 2 months later to Hitman Jack, and couldn't reclaim the title in a rematch. But alongside loyal partner Tony, Craig has tried to make life hell for the "Lethal Canadian" with viciously planned 2-on-1 attacks. Hitman tried to fight back but the numbers disadvantage was too much to overcome. Enter H.E.R.O.! The rising rookie shockingly saved Hitman from a post-match brawl earlier this month, declaring his dislike for the Bullet Boyz' actions. As a result, Hitman and H.E.R.O. formed a new team and focused in on the Bullet Boyz together. They wanted a chance at the Tag Team Titles, but had no experience together as a team and no matches under their belt. A #1 contenders' match against the G.L.O.W. team was made on the go-home Smackdown show, and in a surprise upset, H.E.R.O. got the pinfall and earned a title shot for them! So despite only 1 (albeit huge) victory under their belts, the new H2 team gets a chance at the Bullet Boyz's gold this Sunday. Can another huge upset be brewing, or can the sneaky foster brothers get their act together and reign supreme as a team?

Hardcore Championship:
Mack Wheeler [C] vs. Tank Blazer
A minor side comment escalated quickly into a very physical rivalry between two of Raw's brutes. The "Human Semi" has looked impressive ever since he got drafted over to the red brand in April, and won the Hardcore Title back in July. But Tank's desire to prove himself has led to a nasty war of words that descended into a vicious in-ring brawl on the final Raw of the month. Mack wants to show that he's a true fighting champion, while Tank wants to silence all the doubters regarding his success as a lone grappler. Can the "Captain" back up his claims or will the former Texas Longhorn end the military man's recent run?

Intercontinental Championship:
Joseph T. Lutte [C] vs. Antonio Jordan
Last month at Summerslam, Antonio Jordan lost his Intercontinental Title in a rare tag team match due to a partner disagreement and a surprising sacrifice by Quinn Cadbury. The "Fantastic Frenchman" captured his 3rd Intercontinental Title reign due to his partner's willingness to help out, but since then Joseph has seemed distracted and paranoid. Antonio and Krizz made up after their misunderstandings, and the "Mastermind" has never looked better following a string of impressive wins this month. Antonio confronted Joseph after a #1 contenders' (Tag Team division) match and evoked his rematch clause, leading to this Sunday's title match. With a hungry challenger awaiting and the partnership with his European ally seemingly dissolving, can Joseph find the strength to defend his title? Or will "America's Favorite" get the arena rocking with another big title win? And of course, will Quinn play a role in the match? And if he does... who will benefit and who will suffer?

WWE Championship:
David Degenerate (w/ Mr. McMahon) [C] vs. Carson Pain
The "Dangerous Genius" enjoyed a month of luxury with the WWE Chairman supporting him every step of the way following a controversial title victory at Summerslam. Former champ Carson Pain has been dying to get his hands on David, but has been forced to jump through hoops and get stuck in tough matches each week. Surprisingly, Carson has claimed victory in each one but was still deemed "not worthy" enough of a rematch by David and Vince. But thanks to the intervening of Raw GM Stephanie McMahon, who did not agree with the WWE champ and her father's actions, a title match was made! Carson gets his title shot while David is forced to confront his angry rival once and for all. We've already seen some hot battles between "The Original" and the "Genius", and this one should add yet another chapter to their long, growing history. But the question is... can Carson reclaim the belt, or will David find a way to squeeze by?

World Heavyweight Championship (Hell in a Cell Match):
Eric Executioner [C] vs. Rebel Ford
The first of 2 Hell in a Cell matches on the card will feature the intense rivalry between two of Smackdown's hottest grapplers right now. Rebel Ford has been the fiery, psychotic fan favorite as of late, finally standing up to Eric and his creepy manager Mr. Black with some jaw-dropping aggressiveness. Ever since former girlfriend Eve broke off their relationship, claiming that Rebel couldn't keep her safe, the rebellious one has almost gone off the deep end. Despite the advantage that may seem to give the World champ, it actually has raised a significant doubt in the future of his title reign. Much of that doubt has come about due to the fear and protectiveness shown by Mr. Black himself, who has tried to keep his client away from the crazed Rebel. An interesting development between Eric and Mr. Black has been going on, as it seems that the narcissist is starting to lose trust in his manager. Rebel wanted the Hell in a Cell match in order to finally get Eric alone, and it appears that Eric wants to prove himself as a fighting champion without his manager's influence. Fans are giddy to see these two men rip each other apart, but with the title on line (at Mr. Black's suggestion), who will emerge with the Big Gold belt?

Hell in a Cell Match:
DMK vs. Gravedigger
To close out the show, a ruthless feud over the dark heart of Raw will hopefully reach a fitting conclusion. Gravedigger was sent over to the Raw brand and immediately identified DMK as a threat. He wanted to destroy DMK and take his place as the true dark ruler of the red brand. But DMK refused to relinquish his spot and gradually fell back into the fans' favor due to his desire to keep everyone safe from 'Digger's eventual wrath. He denied Gravedigger's goal to win the WWE Title multiple times, even sacrificing his own title goals temporarily, and their hatred has escalated into very violent encounters. Midway through the month, Raw GM Stephanie McMahon voiced her disapproval of their constant need to let out their emotions physically and offered a simple idea: a Hell in a Cell match! But her offer came with another simple caveat... no contact until the PPV! That rule led to some interesting scenarios the past few weeks, but both man held firm to the rule in order to confirm the highly-anticipated matchup. Therefore, this Sunday's main event will be the first time these rivals have been able to fight for weeks. Which means... this battle could be the most barbaric of all! Can Gravedigger finally conquer DMK, ruin his credibility and stake his claim to the darkest, most vicious man on Raw? Or can DMK survive, score one of his toughest victories and ensure that the Raw brand, the fans and the rest of the roster... will be saved?

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Hell in a Cell PPV Update

The website is now updated following the conclusion of the Hell in a Cell PPV! An outstanding show featured 5 title matches and 2 Hell in a Cell matches, and the Newark, New Jersey crowd was exhausted by the time the show ended! We have 1 new champion, somebody left the building on a stretcher and DMK and Gravedigger gave it everything they had in the main event to stake their claim to be Raw's true dark leader... but ultimately, who finished the match on top? Don't miss these results!

Direct Link: http://kbwweuniverse.weebly.com/year...l-results.html

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October Week 1 Previews

RAW PREVIEW

1) DMK goes through Hell... but emerges victorious
In a heart-pounding Hell in a Cell main event, DMK and Gravedigger attempted to settle their issues and determine who was really Raw's true dark force. The rivals battled hard, but in the end it was the "King" that scored a huge redemptive victory to close the show. With DMK seemingly still reigning as Raw's dark man, will his attention turn back to... the WWE Title? Also, how will Gravedigger respond after suffering another tough loss?

2) David disgraces the title match
In the WWE Title match between champ David Degenerate and Carson Pain, the "Genius" seemed to suffer a devastating injury. But as the referee counted him out, David shocked everyone by revealing that he was faking and deliberately took the countout loss! The result allowed David to keep his WWE Title while Carson had no choice but to accept a cheap win. Rumors are "The Original" was not happy with the match result and is already clamoring for another shot. But with Mr. McMahon supporting David's every move, will Carson ever be able to even the odds?

3) Tank crushes the "Human Semi"
In a fierce battle over the Hardcore Title, Tank Blazer backed up his claims that he was just as "hardcore" as his former stablemates and defeated Mack Wheeler to win his 1st belt as a singles competitor. The "Captain" seemed ecstatic to claim gold and gave Mack his first legitimate loss since being drafted over from Smackdown. Will the "Human Semi" seek a rematch, and how will Tank handle the pressure of being a champion?

4) Renegade's odd behavior
Lately, U.S. champ Renegade has displayed some strange mannerisms and actions. First, his feud with Big Mutha Trucker ended in brutal fashion due to his crazed post-match attacks. Then, throughout September he showed an extreme lack of interest in competition and disappeared at inopportune times. He took a forfeit loss to Dylan Dynamite and abandoned partner Lee Money the following week, forcing "Cash" into an impromptu handicap match that he lost handily. Only after a threat of being stripped of his title by Raw GM Stephanie McMahon did Renegade stick around, but he was upset by Big Juan Santos days before the Hell in a Cell PPV. The party animal is definitely devaluing the belt he holds, but with no recent title defense it is likely that he will be forced to put it on the line soon.

SMACKDOWN PREVIEW

1) Rebel's injury ruins a valiant comeback; Eric retains
In the first of 2 Hell in a Cell matches, Eric Executioner put his World Heavyweight Title on the line against Rebel Ford. The months-long feud between them was going to come to an explosive conclusion, and both men left everything they had left out on the mat. But in the end, a vicious injury caused by a chair-assisted foot stomp was enough to turn the tide in Eric's favor. Despite a improbable rally, Rebel couldn't overcome the lower leg injury to put his larger foe away and Eric eventually won by pinfall. After the match, Rebel was attended to by medical personnel and rumors are abound about the severe extent of Rebel's injury. Hopefully, we will get some clarification regarding Rebel's status. Also, a slight hint of distrust seems to be forming between the narcissist and his manager Mr. Black. Is there something building between the sinister duo or can Mr. Black regain his client's trust?

2) Quinn ruins Antonio's shot
In a stunning moment, Quinn Cadbury revealed himself to be one of Joseph T. Lutte's hired personal guards and attacked Antonio Jordan with pepper spray during the Intercontinental Title match, allowing his ally to retain the title. Despite the immediate reaction, Joseph seemed to show ignorance to how Antonio became incapacitated at the match's end as Quinn escaped through the crowd before the "Frenchman" could notice. It was an odd ending to the match that had everyone asking questions. Why did Quinn help Joseph win, especially after the growing rift between them? How did he disguise himself as one of those guards, and did Joseph actually know about it? How will Antonio react after getting screwed again by his European rivals? Will Quinn still take on Angus' open challenge and attempt to beat his undefeated streak? So many questions, but hopefully we will get at least some of the answers.

3) The Bullet Boyz pull out a clutch win
Thanks to Tony Bullet's well-timed hot tag, the Bullet Boyz retained their Tag Team Titles at the Hell in a Cell PPV with a victory over the new H2 team of Hitman Jack & H.E.R.O. Despite having the crowd's support, Hitman and H.E.R.O. couldn't pull out the win. Lack of experience and/or chemistry could be the reason, but don't be surprised to see them stay in the tag division mix. As for the Bullet Boyz, will they move on to a new challenge?

4) The "Maniac" overcomes the "Savior"
On the final episode of Smackdown last month, Zach Wesley defeated Guy Justice in a grudge match regarding the "In Search of Truth" talk segment and Justice's attempt at sportsmanship. Guy's talk segments have been very controversial so far, and the crowd reaction has been mixed at best. Why is he inviting these heel characters and asking such personal questions? So far, every segment has ended in an angry feud between himself and his invited guest. What is the "True Savior" really trying to do?

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October Week 1 Raw/Superstars Update

Sorry for the lack of updates, but you can check out the most recent results for the Raw and Superstars episodes of the 1st week of October. The night after a hot Hell in a Cell PPV had an interesting fallout on Raw. Was Carson Pain able to get his hands on WWE champ David Degenerate? What announcement did Raw GM Stephanie McMahon make at the start of the show, and how does it affect U.S. champ Renegade? Check up on the results!

Direct Links...
Raw: http://kbwweuniverse.weebly.com/raw-...er-year-3.html
Superstars: http://kbwweuniverse.weebly.com/supe...---year-3.html

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October Week 1 Smackdown Update

Check out the website for the most recent Smackdown updates! The blue brand had a great fallout show days after the Hell in a Cell PPV that features some big developments. GM Teddy Long announced a Intercontinental Title challenge for the #1 contendership, while Quinn Cadbury attempted to end the unbeaten streak of Mr. Money in the Bank! But the biggest news came at the end of the show, when a returning superstar appeared... and stopped World Heavyweight champ Eric Executioner from attacking Rebel Ford! Who came back... and why was Rebel so confused?

Direct Link: http://kbwweuniverse.weebly.com/smac...er-year-3.html

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October Week 2 Previews

RAW PREVIEW

1) Champ on the Run
It appears we have a champion and executive running scared! Last week on Raw, WWE champ David Degenerate and ally Mr. McMahon came out to gloat about David's sneaky tactics and his continued title reign but they enraged an already-angry Carson Pain in the process. "The Original" tried to track the rival duo down, but they were able to elude him for most of the show. But just as the show was ending, David and Vince tried to make it into a vehicle and get away free. But Carson appeared just in the nick of time, attacking the "Genius" and getting a few shots in before Vince pulled his protege into the car and left quickly. It's clear that Carson's done playing games and just wants to get his hands on the champ. Will his wish be granted, or does David and Vince have a plan of retaliation in mind?

2) Dark men return?
It was announced on Raw last week that both DMK and Gravedigger were advised to get rest after their brutal Hell in a Cell match and did not appear on the show. It is expected that both men will be in attendance this week, but the big question is... is their rivalry over? DMK won but rumors are that 'Digger wasn't pleased with the result, which could lead to anything. Will we find out what's next for them?

3) Beat the Clock Part 2
Raw GM Stephanie McMahon made a big announcement last week, creating a Beat the Clock Challenge in order to determine the new #1 contender for the U.S. Title. In 2 matches, Shawn Midnight and Big Mutha Trucker picked up victories but Trucker's 3:25 finish beat "Daddy Mack" by a few seconds, putting him in the lead. Two more matches will take place this week, so any winner faster than Trucker will get a shot at Renegade's belt. If both matches go longer than the current time limit, the "Resident Redneck" could get another rematch!

4) Mack & Big Juan get revenge, but Tank makes a statement
In the main event of Raw last week, Mack Wheeler & Big Juan Santos teamed up to defeat a struggling partnership of Renegade & Lee Money. After the match, new Hardcore champ Tank Blazer appeared and taunted his rival with the belt. The "Human Semi" wanted to act, but his Mexican ally held him back. Will Mack respond to the "Captain" this week?

SMACKDOWN PREVIEW

1) The "Ultimate Superstar" makes the ultimate save
In arguably the biggest news of the past week, Ace made his return after a 3-month hiatus and speared World Heavyweight champ Eric Executioner right in the middle of the ring. His move saved an injured Rebel Ford from a possible attack, which was surprising since the last time we saw him he was feuding directly with Rebel. Where did Ace go for 3 months? Why did he come back last night? And why did he save Rebel from Eric's attack? And of course... what are the reactions from Eric, Mr. Black and Rebel?

2) Quinn nearly breaks a streak, but does break Krizz
Quinn Cadbury was all over the place last Friday, but many questions remain. First, he attacked Krizz Torture after the "2 Cool" superstar picked up a Beat the Clock Challenge win. Then later, he nearly upset Angus multiple times before losing narrowly to the Money in the Bank briefcase holder. Not only that, but his G.L.O.W. teammate Joseph T. Lutte questioned his motives. Is the "English Gentleman" up to something?

3) Wesley takes the lead, threatens the ECW champ & beats H.E.R.O. senseless
The "Mohawked Maniac" has always been a volatile character, but last Friday was a moment for the ages. First, Zach impressively defeated H.E.R.O. in the Beat the Clock Challenge, taking the lead for a potential Intercontinental Title match. But after the match, he attacked his foe with a steel chair relentlessly. ECW champ Hitman Jack came out to help his tag partner, but Zach threatened him directly. The "Maniac" used Hitman's hesitation to deliver one more shot to his beaten opponent, before escaping. Will the "Lethal Canadian" get his revenge? And also, can Zach's 3:05 victory stand up and give him a title shot?

4) The Bullet Boyz disrespect again
Last week, Alpha & Omega and their elder trainer Master Kimoto approached the Bullet Boyz and inquired about a possible Tag Team Title opportunity. But Craig & Tony laughed off the request and showed disrespect to the Japanese duo before leaving. Master Kimoto seemed oddly pleased with their response, which raised a lot of questions. How will they respond this week, and does that raise trouble for the Tag Team champs?

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I'm back! Sorry for the long delay. Lots of busy stuff with work, family and other projects. The Raw and Superstars episodes from Week 2 of October are updated! Carson Pain made an offer to WWE champ David Degenerate, which raised some interesting issues among several people. Two exciting matches closed the Beat the Clock Challenge, and we now know who will face Renegade for the U.S. Title! Also, DMK and Gravedigger returned to the red brand after a week off... but it appears their rivalry is far from over! Check out the most recent updates!

Direct Raw Link: http://kbwweuniverse.weebly.com/raw-...er-year-3.html
Direct Superstars Link: http://kbwweuniverse.weebly.com/supe...---year-3.html

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October Week 2 Smackdown Updates

Check out the site for the most recent updates! Another exciting Smackdown aired... and ended in huge controversy! Ace made his return to the ring and took on Intercontinental champ Joseph T. Lutte, but he suffered a post-match beatdown. Also, the Beat-the-Clock Challenge ended... in controversial fashion! You have to see who won the challenge... and why it was so controversial!

Direct Smackdown Link: http://kbwweuniverse.weebly.com/smac...er-year-3.html

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October Week 3 Previews

RAW PREVIEW

1) Fight or Fired?
Last week WWE champ David Degenerate insulted his own hometown fans in Dallas and also rival Carson Pain, but "The Original" interrupted to lay a challenge at the champ's feet: a rematch for the WWE Title! David initially declined, so Carson threatened to accept it within one week or to suffer unknown repercussions. Mr. McMahon intervened on David's behalf and threatened to fire Carson if he overstepped his boundaries, but Carson responded back with some interesting points: if Carson's fired, then the rules no longer apply to him! David and Vince struggled to come to a consensus on a decision, so Raw GM Stephanie McMahon also involved herself and made a one-week-or-else threat of her own. With no news yet, that means this week's episode of Raw is the deadline! Will David cave in and accept Carson's challenge, or will he find another way to weasel out of it?

2) 'Digger vs. DMK, Round 3
Gravedigger and DMK returned to Raw last week after a week of recovery following their brutal Hell in a Cell match. DMK's victory weighed heavily on 'Digger's mind, and the "Graveyard Monster" called out his rival last week to declare their feud unfinished! DMK agreed to a to-be-determined match, which means the rubber match will break the 1-1 tie between them. 'Digger claims that he hasn't given everything he's got to "bury" DMK yet, but mentioned unleashing his worst. Will the "Monster" make a statement this week, and does DMK have enough left in the tank to overcome his rival again?

3) Diamond makes good time
The Beat-the-Clock Challenge ended last week and Brett Diamond's 3:22 victory over Hardcore champ Tank Blazer secured the win and a U.S. Title match against Renegade. The party animal tried to rig the contest by sending out his tag partner Lee Money, but "Cash" wrestled Big Juan Santos to a time limit draw after the Mexican brute kicked out of a pinfall with only seconds left. Diamond has had a chance at the U.S. Title before, but this time he gets a 1-on-1 match. Can he get the job done and win the belt from the unstable champ? Also, is the developing issues between Renegade and Lee Money going to cause a problem or be resolved?

4) Beth accepts and other news
Divas champ Beth Phoenix has acted strangely when it came to #1 contender Brittany Black's request for a title match, but the "Glamazon" found the courage to accept the rookie's challenge last week. Also, the issues between Hardcore champ Tank Blazer and former champ Mack Wheeler continued, as Tank vows to use his bragging rights whenever he pleases. Could a rematch for them be in the works?

SMACKDOWN PREVIEW

1) Ace shows little ring rust, but Eric and Mr. Black ruin his return
The "Ultimate Superstar" returned to Smackdown again last week after a months-long hiatus, and showed that his impressive skills haven't diminished by cleanly defeating cocky Intercontinental champ Joseph T. Lutte. But following the victory, World Heavyweight champ Eric Executioner attacked him with a lead pipe and Mr. Black made threats to Ace and warned him not to continue on his targeting of Eric and the World Title. How will Ace respond this week, and can he find a way to overcome the creepy duo's violent acts?

2) Quinn causes controversy and confusion
The Smackdown show last week ended in mass confusion and created so many unanswered questions and rumors that it's hard to keep them all straight. At the conclusion of the Beat-the-Clock Challenge to determine the new #1 contender for the Intercontinental Title, Quinn Cadbury entered as a last-minute mystery opponent. His entrance surprised some, including G.L.O.W. partner and current champ Joseph T. Lutte. But what was most shocking was how the match turned out! With a time limit of only 1:41 to beat after Antonio Jordan's victory earlier in the show, there wasn't much time to use. But Quinn used simple one punch to supposedly knock Billy Carter out, getting the decisive challenge victory in only 26 seconds. It appears Billy took a fall to help Quinn win, but so many questions arose as confusion spread throughout the arena. Did Billy agree to take a fall, and if so, why? Why has Quinn been so adamant about getting a title match opportunity from his tag partner? If there is any underhanded tactics behind the match, will his victory stand or will someone else be awarded the title match? Hopefully this week's episode will answer or address all of these, and maybe more!

3) Zach feels disrespected
Last week, ECW champ Hitman Jack addressed his anger over Zach Wesley's attack of H.E.R.O. the previous week. The "Mohawked Maniac" approached and explained his actions, basically calling Hitman out for implying that Zach's previous reign as ECW champ was worthless. A match was agreed upon, so we will see if the "Maniac" can prove the "Lethal Canadian" wrong.

4) Siblings want a match and other news
Paulie Dominos and sister Jersey Jenny were upset after each suffered tough losses to members of the American Cool trio, and the Jersey Family demanded a mixed-tag match against Antonio Jordan & Audrey Vega this week. Also, Alpha & Omega have continued to impress in the tag team division ever since their legendary trainer Master Kimoto arrived, but the Bullet Boyz don't see them as worthy contenders yet. The Tag Team champs disrespected the Japanese duo again and claimed they needed to earn #1 contendership before being taken seriously. Instead of getting angry, Master Kimoto strangely smiled. What does the elderly mentor have in mind, and can it get his pupils a title match?

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October Week 3 Raw & Superstars Updates

Check out the website for the most recent updates! A crazy Raw had the fans on the edge of their seats, including watching someone almost get burned alive! Also, Carson Pain & David Degenerate went head-to-head and Raw GM Stephanie McMahon scheduled a WWE Title match between them for the upcoming PPV! U.S. champ Renegade tried again to control the #1 contender situation, but he actually ruined his plans himself! You gotta check out all the details!

Direct Raw Link: http://kbwweuniverse.weebly.com/raw-...er-year-3.html
Direct Superstars Link: http://kbwweuniverse.weebly.com/supe...---year-3.html

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October Week 3 Smackdown Updates

Check out the website for the most recent updates! The week closed out with an exciting Smackdown episode, which featured several big matches. Quinn Cadbury was forced to defend his new #1 contender status due to his controversial win the week before, while the ECW champ faced off against the "Mohawked Maniac" in order to defend his injured tag partner's honor. In a huge main event, Ace was forced to find a tag partner to face the blue brand's top 2 champions... and found the most unlikely one of all!

Direct Smackdown Link: http://kbwweuniverse.weebly.com/smac...er-year-3.html