Friday, February 25, 2011

Full Roster Announced for WWE’s All Stars Video Game

Below is the full roster for WWE All Stars, which was announced today:

Non-Playable:

* Howard Finkel
* Paul Bearer
* Jerry Lawler (announcer)
* Jim Ross (announcer)

WWE Legends:

* Jimmy Snuka
* Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat
* Shawn Michaels
* “Stone Cold” Steve Austin
* The Rock
* Ultimate Warrior
* Mr. Perfect
* Andre the Giant
* Bret Hart
* Eddie Guerrero
* Hulk Hogan
* Jake The Snake
* Macho Man
* Roddy Piper
* Sgt. Slaughter

WWE Superstars:

* Big Show
* CM Punk
* Drew McIntyre
* John Cena
* John Morrison
* Sheamus
* The Miz
* The Undertaker
* Edge
* Jack Swagger
* Kane
* Kofi Kingston
* Randy Orton
* Rey Mysterio
* Triple H

Downloadable Content:

* Big Bossman
* Chris Jericho
* Jerry “The King” Lawler
* Michael Hayes
* Mark Henry
* R-Truth
* The Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase
* Ted DiBiase
* Dusty Rhodes
* Cody Rhodes
* Hawk
* Animal

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Monday, January 03, 2011

Big Show DVD Out on Feb 22nd

WWE’s new DVD on Big Show, “The Big Show: A Giant’s World”, is currently scheduled to be released on February 22nd of this year.

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Saturday, October 09, 2010

Big Show and Miz Braggng Right Captains

It was announced on last night’s SmackDown that Big Show will be the Captain of Team SmackDown at WWE’s Bragging Rights pay-per-view. As noted on Monday, The Miz will be Team RAW’s Captain.

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Sunday, June 20, 2010

Final Lineup for Sunday's "Fatal 4-Way PPV"

Below is the final lineup for tonight's WWE Fatal 4-Way pay-per-view from the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale, New York:

Fatal 4-Way Match for the WWE Championship
- John Cena (c) vs. Randy Orton vs. Sheamus vs. Edge

Fatal 4-Way Match for the World Heavyweight Championship
- Jack Swagger (c) vs. Big Show vs. CM Punk vs. Rey Mysterio

Fatal 4-Way Match for the WWE Divas Championship
- Eve (c) vs. Maryse vs. Alicia Fox vs. Gail Kim

WWE United States Championship Match
- The Miz (c) vs. R-Truth

WWE Intercontinental Championship Match

- Kofi Kingston (c) vs. Drew McIntyre

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Monday, June 07, 2010

Info on Tonight's "Viewer's Choice" RAW

Tonight’s three-hour RAW will kick off at 8pm EST from the American Airlines Arena in Miami, Florida. Tonight’s show will have a “Viewer’s Choice” theme with Superstars from RAW and SmackDown plus the cast of the movie A-Team as special guest hosts.

Matches will be announced later today. An eight-man tag match with John Cena, Rey Mysterio, Randy Orton and Big Show vs. Sheamus, Edge, CM Punk and Jack Swagger is advertised as the dark main event.

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Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Superstars change brands

WWE held their annual draft on RAW and a few superstars found new homes. Here are the roster changes from tonight’s WWE Draft. More roster changes will take place this Wednesday during the Supplemental Draft.

* Kelly Kelly goes from RAW to SmackDown

* Big Show goes from RAW to SmackDown

* John Morrison goes from SmackDown to RAW

* R-Truth goes from SmackDown to RAW

* Edge goes from SmackDown to RAW

* Kofi Kingston goes from RAW to SmackDown

* Christian goes from RAW to SmackDown

* Chris Jericho goes from SmackDown to RAW

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Monday, April 19, 2010

RAW Superstars and Divas stuck in Europe

Tonight's WWE RAW from East Rutherford, New Jersey is expected to feature mostly SmackDown superstars. Most of the RAW crew is stuck in Europe due to travel restrictions stemming from last week's Iceland volcano eruption.

The superstars stuck in Europe includes John Cena, Batista, Randy Orton, Bret Hart, Miz, Big Show Sheamus, Mark Henry, Ted DiBiase, Kofi KingstonEvan Bourne, MVP, Chris Masters, Chavo Guerrero and Hornswoggle.

Eve Torres, Maryse and Kelly Kelly are among the Divas who also likely won't be at RAW tonight.

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Monday, March 29, 2010

WWE Working with New Movie Strategy, Nine Movies Planned

The Hollywood Reporter notes that WWE Studios will be shooting movies back-to-back as part of a new strategy to save on filming costs. The movies shot under this new plan are John Cena’s Legendary, Big Show’s Knucklehead and Randy Orton’s Big Red.

WWE is planning on release nine movies over the next two and a half years with nearly back-to-back shoots for most of them. 2011 will see three feature WWE films released.

John Cena’s Legendary will get a limited two-week theatrical release in the US beginning in September. The DVD of the movie will be released two weeks later to take advantage of one single marketing campaign.

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Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Possible Spoiler for Survivor Series

WWE’s website may have spoiled the World Heavyweight Title match at the Survivor Series pay-per-view. As noted before, it was mentioned on RAW last night that Big Show is the new #1 contender to The Undertaker’s World Title. In a new Halloween section on the WWE website, they have a page looking at Undertaker’s Survivor Series matches with the following caption saying that Big Show has challenged Undertaker to a casket match:

“Very few Superstars have the unique connection with Survivor Series like Undertaker does. Now that Big Show has challenged The Phenom to a casket match, WWE.com examines The Deadman’s Survivor Series bouts.”

While The Undertaker defeated Big Show in a casket match at last year’s Survivor Series and that same match is featured in this section on the website, this caption that says Big Show has challenged Undertaker to a casket match appears to be new.

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Tuesday, August 11, 2009

September 3 Hour RAW Being Built Around Show and Shaq

The Wrestling Observer reports that WWE is looking at building a three-hour edition of RAW in September around a match between The Big Show and Shaquille O’Neal.

Many, however, are quick to shoot down the report as unlikely. Given that O’Neal begins his NBA season this fall, the window on using him for a match–if he would ever be allowed to work one–is quickly closing (with preseason on the near horizon, even the rumored September date for the match is questionable). Moreover, with the low pay-per-view buyrates coming across as a real concern for WWE’s business model, the feeling is that WWE would not be wise to give the match away on free television.

In any event, most do not believe the O’Neal-Big Show feud is over. PWInsider reported late last week that WWE was looking at bringing Shaq back to RAW due to the positive feedback–and ratings numbers–it earned for his appearance. The constant hype for the Big Show-Shaq feud on last Monday’s RAW certainly did not cease speculation that the two will have another encounter.

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JBL Speaks Out on Shaq and Big Show

In his latest WWE Universe blog, JBL wrote the following regarding Shaq and Big Show: “The two biggest guys I have ever seen are Shaq and Big Show, I say let these two guys fight! Shaq is a big MMA fan who trains, and Big Show is trained as a boxer as well as wrestler – this could be a lot of fun to watch. I see where Shaq hosted Raw and I think the natural match up is Shaq versus Show. I don’t know who we could get to referee, but who cares?”

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Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Edge vs Show Match Was Supposed to be Last Week

The Edge vs. Big Show match that took place on RAW this week was originally scheduled as the main event for the 500th SmackDown last week. Vince pulled it from SmackDown and put it on RAW after getting mad at Michael Hayes for trying to book a more loaded SmackDown with a major RAW vs. SmackDown interbrand match on top. Vince made a point about how there are more important things going on right now than the 500th SmackDown.

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Saturday, March 07, 2009

Big Show Blows the Cover on the Main Event at Mania

The Big Show was interviewed on VH1 during the Top 20 Countdown yesterday and mentioned that he will be facing Edge and John Cena in a Three Way match for the title at WrestleMania. Seeing as they haven’t officially that yet, VH1 got a spoiler before it aired on WWE TV.

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Monday, January 26, 2009

Where WrestleMania XXV Seems to Be Headed After the Rumble



The 09 Royal Rumble is done, and it means that WrestleMania XXV is coming quickly. There are a couple of matches that seem to be already booked for the event out of last night's show, and here they are:

Randy Orton vs John Cena for the World Heavyweight Title - Orton wins the Rumble, and his new heel character w/ Legacy at his side will take the shot at Cena. These two have had plenty of matches on PPV in the past, so we'll see how they freshen this up.

Triple H vs Edge for the WWE Title - This still needs to be developed, but you can bet HHH will be in the title picture in some fashion, and with Vickie Guerrero at Edge's side, they will make HHH's life hell before he finally gets the title shot.

Matt Hardy vs Jeff Hardy - Out of the Rumble, the brother vs brother storyline will go forward. Most thought it would be Christian playing the role of the attacker of Jeff Hardy, but instead they will play the jealous brother storyline of Matt going after Jeff. Should be a good match, but again, we've seen it before.

Shawn Michales vs JBL - I would expect this to be a stip match to do with "Texas" (Bullrope maybe?) since both are from the Lone Star State. They have been building this for awhile, and it's the logical choice for each other to highlight the card with a match of "employee vs boss."

Undertaker vs Big Show - This has been ongoing for some time, but since they went at it during the Rumble, and eliminated each other, I can't think of another program for either of them, so it makes sense.

Money in the Bank
- A Mania specialty that is always a fun match between 6-7 top WWE stars.

That's all that is a "for sure" for now, but things will start to play out as the final PPV - No Way Out will get more matches cemented as the card starts to take shape.

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Tuesday, January 06, 2009

Hardy No-Shows a SmackDown House Show

Jeff Hardy no showed last night’s WWE Smackdown house show in Alexandria, Louisiana despite being advertised for an appearance. Fans were told that Jeff Hardy couldn’t attend but were treated with an Undertaker vs. Big Show steel-cage match. Jeff Hardy last worked the main event of Saturday’s house show in Tyler, Texas against Edge. As noted last night, Hardy was backstage at last night’s RAW in New Orleans.

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Friday, October 24, 2008

Umaga Set to Make His Return

From: PWPIX.net

Umaga should be making his return to WWE TV anytime now. He's advertised to face The Undertaker in what is being billed as a "first time meeting" on December 5th at the SmackDown/ECW show in Greenville, SC. Umaga is also advertised for several matches teaming with Big Show and Vladimir Kozlov to take on Triple H, Jeff Hardy and The Undertaker.

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Thursday, October 09, 2008

More on Vince Wanting Better Acting

From: WrestleScoop.com

As posted last week, Vince McMahon wants the WWE Superstars to become better actors and improve on filming their backstage segments. Vince is also talking about wanting a more realistic style in the ring. Norman Smiley was hired at WWE developmental and told he was being brought in because of his background in the more realistic Japanese style of wrestling. WWE doesn’t want moves and blows that look like they miss and are still sold. They also want to bring back a more realistic feel to the matches and have less light showing in the moves done.

WWE officials have gone back and forth for over a year now on the concept of the knockout finish, which we saw at No Mercy with Big Show and The Undertaker. Obviously they are trying it out but if it doesn’t get over it will probably not be used anymore. Earlier in the year when the company was making the move over to HD, they were wanting to make sure everything looked solid on TV because HD would make missed spots more obvious.

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Saturday, September 13, 2008

Big Show-Undertaker Storyline Moving Ahead

From: WrestleScoop.com

WWE is going ahead with the storyline between Big Show and The Undertaker. The storyline is that Vickie Guerrero has created an alliance with Show to help her take out The Dead Man while promising Show a shot at the WWE Championship eventually. The creative team didn’t have anything solid for Show as a face so they went with the heel turn. It will be interesting to see how Edge fits into all of this once he returns and what role the WWE Champion Triple H will play.

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Thursday, June 19, 2008

Who Goes Where in Monday Night's Draft?

Monday night in San Antonio the WWE will hold what has become one of its most anticipated shows of the year, as they will have a three-hour "draft " in which they will move a number of wrestlers from one brand to another. This event has been watered down a bit, as in the last year wrestlers have jumped from brand to brand week to week anyway, but nevertheless, this should be a fun event and a good show.

Of course we're expecting with a small spike in the ratings this past week to have another "Million Dollar Giveaway," which will do nothing more than give the fast forward buttons on DVR's all across the country a workout. With that, here are some predictions for the draft Monday night that will make up RAW.

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Carlito to ECW - Talk about someone in the doghouse, yet again. Carlito has continued to be outspoken about his role in the company, and a move to ECW may actually revive his struggling career, and a run at the ECW title may not be a bad idea for this 2nd generation star.

JBL to SmackDown - JBL had his most memorable run on the Friday night show, as he was the shows top star and champion for some time before dropping it to John Cena to start his run. He's not doing much on RAW, and a move back to Friday's could freshen up his wrestling career.

Melina to SmackDown - She's in a heated feud with Beth Phoenix, but they can end that quickly and move her to Friday's, where she'll be a solid addition as they seem bent on building up the women's division and creating another women's title.

Santino Marella to ECW - He's mostly known for his recent comedy on RAW with Roddy Piper, but Marella can wrestle, and he's just the type of mid-card guy that can move to ECW and put his career back on track vs guys like C.M. Punk and Tommy Dreamer.

Snitsky to SmackDown - Caught in a numbers game on RAW, Snitsky has gone back to being a guy that is mostly used in losing tag matches, and over on SmackDown he can at least give US Champ Matt Hardy a decent challenge for a few weeks.

Super Crazy to ECW - A former ECW star, Super Crazy would actually make a decent addition to the show, and its a show that needs faces, so he fits the bill as a mid-card face that can at least get some TV time.

Umaga to SmackDown - This has been rumored since Mania 24, and we'll go with it. Umaga has run his course on RAW, and a move to SmackDown would create some new feuds for the Samoan vs guys like Batista, Undertaker and a returning Rey Mysterio.

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Big Show to ECW - I can see Show topping Kane for the ECW strap at the "Night of Champions," so a move back to Tuesday nights, where he was champ for some time before leaving the company for a year, is for sure in the cards.

Chuck Palumbo to ECW - Much like Snitsky, Palumbo is a mid-card heel that can get a push by moving to the companies third brand and trying some new matches against guys he has not faced before.

Eve Torres to RAW - This former Diva search winner will get a chance to strut her stuff vs some of Monday night's best on the franchise show.

Jamie Noble to RAW - Always good at taking bumps, Noble will be an addition mostly for people to come in and defeat as a mid to low level card jobber.

Natalya to RAW - I think she's going to be part of the new "youth" faction that they are putting together with Ted Dibiase, Cody Rhodes, DH Smith and Lance Cade. The group needs a womans touch, so why not Jim's daughter?

Vladimir Kozlov to ECW
- Just a guess here, but they have been building him up slowly on SmackDown, so a move to ECW would put him right in a title mix with Kane, Big Show, and others.

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Chavo Guerrero to SmackDown - He'll get a chance to be with sister-in-law Vicki Guerrero, and can continue his feud with US champ Matt Hardy. His time on ECW has run cold, so a move to Friday's would work.

Bam Neely to RAW - In the mold of a Snitsky, Neely can get a chance to come to the top rated show of the company and get some mid-card work and maybe get a small push to challenge some of the better faces on the show.

Elijah Burke to RAW - He has a ton of ability, it just seems like he's in this serious rut on ECW, and a move to RAW could make him get his career back on track, and maybe he can even find a partner to challenge for the tag belts.

C.M. Punk to SmackDown - Kind of a no-brainer, Punk is heading towards a semi main event feud with Edge after he drops the belt to Taker upon his return. I think he also looks to cash that "Money in the Bank" match in sometime while on Friday nights.

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Wednesday, June 04, 2008

Update on Big Show's Injury

From: Lordsofpain.net

Big Show's injury is quite serious. WWE.com is reporting that Big Show has been diagnosed with a fracture of the sinus cavity and possibly his orbital bone. He will be seeing a specialist tomorrow in Los Angeles for further examination. The injury occurred after he collided with the steel steps during his match at One Night Stand. He won the match and is the No. 1 contender to Kane's ECW Championship.

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