WWE Survivor Series Results

Kofi Kingston vs The Miz

Kofi goes for a quick rollup but Miz reverses it, then they trade a few more pin attempts until Miz monkey flips Kofi out of the corner. Kofi lands on his feet but Miz knocks him down and goes for a Figure Four, but Kofi kicks him in the face and sends him outside after a clothesline. He takes Miz to the floor after a suicide dive, then we see Kofi get Miz back inside and apply a headlock before hitting a crossbody. Kofi connects with some mounted punches before Miz throws him on the apron, then he kicks him in the face and drags him in to make a pin attempt. Miz knees him in the back and kicks him in the face, then he applies a side headlock and knees Kofi when he tries to escape.

Miz whips him into the ropes and goes for a rollup, but Kofi double stomps him in the chest and follows up with some dropkicks and a flying forearm. Kofi hits the Boom Drop and sets up for Trouble In Paradise, but Miz ducks and goes for a clothesline, only to have Kofi roll him up for two. Kofi goes for S.O.S. but Miz blocks it, then he swings at Kofi again but Kofi ducks and hits S.O.S. for another near fall. Kofi tries to splash Miz but he comes up empty, then Miz goes for a Figure Four but Kofi kicks him back and hits a crossbody off the ropes for two. Kofi kicks him in the chest a few times and measures for another, but Miz ducks and hooks the legs to win it with a rollup.

Winner – The Miz

Traditional Survivor Series Match
Rey Mysterio, The Usos & Rhodes Dynasty vs Real Americans & The Shield

Ambrose whips Cody and knocks him down, then he stomps him in the corner and yells at the ref for breaking it up, and Cody rolls Ambrose up to eliminate him. Ambrose flips out and continues to scream at the ref, then Goldust and Cody punch him and knock him outside, with the Usos taking Rollins and Reigns outside too. The Usos turn and clothesline the Real Americans outside, then they hit tandem splashes on the floor before Cody suplexes Rollins inside. Goldust tags in and uppercuts Rollins, then he whips him across the ring and clotheslines him, then applies a headlock as Cesaro blindtags himself in. Goldust throws Cesaro into the ropes so Swagger tags in, then he hits Goldust from behind and knees him in the corner.

Swagger kicks Goldust and Cesaro makes a quick cover, then he slingshots Goldust into Swagger, who catches him and slams him on the mat for a near fall. Swagger clotheslines him and hits a Swagger Bomb, then Cesaro hits a double stomp for a near fall before applying a headlock. Goldust breaks it and hits a DDT for two, then Cesaro prevents him from making a tag and throws him across the ring with a gutwrench slam. Goldust pops up and elbows Swagger and The Shield, then he hits Cesaro with a forearm before he goes for a tag. Swagger tries to stop him but Goldust kicks him in the face, then Rey gets the hot tag and knocks Swagger down with a seated senton. Rey blocks a Patriot Lock attempt and hits a 619, then Jey gets the tag and connects with a superkick and a top rope splash for the next elimination.

Cesaro gets in and uppercuts Jey for a near fall, then he puts him in the Giant Swing before Jimmy jumps in and Cesaro gets him with the Giant Swing. Cody runs in and leapfrogs Cesaro, then he rolls him up for a quick elimination before he puts Reigns in an armbar. Jimmy holds him in the corner while Jey hits a running forearm, then he hits the ropes but Reigns drops him with a quick elbow and tags out. Rollins applies a side headlock and punches Jey in the back, but Jey backdrops him and Jimmy sends Reigns into the ropes and hits a Samoan drop. Jimmy splashes Reigns and gets a near fall, then he heads up top but Reigns crotches him on the ropes and tries to superplex him. Jimmy headbutts him and goes for a splash, but Reigns gets his knees up and follows with a spear for the next elimination.

Cody comes in and hits a missile dropkick, then he whips Rollins into the corner and follows with an uppercut and a moonsault for two. Cody goes for a Disaster Kick but Rollins goes for a powerbomb, then Cody counters that and an inverted DDT with a Cross Rhodes attempt. Reigns blindtags in during the transition and spears Cody, getting the elimination before Jey whips Reigns headfirst into the barricade. He rolls him back in and heads up top, but Reigns makes the tag and Rollins runs in and stomps the back of Jey's head for another elimination. Rollins kicks Rey a few times before Rey kicks him back, then he heads up top but Rollins kicks him in the stomach and makes a tag. Reigns throws Rey on the floor and the ref makes a count, then Rey climbs back in and Reigns goes for a spear.

Rey reaches for a tag but Rollins runs in and dropkicks Goldust, then he slams Rey in the corner and goes for an electric chair drop, but Rey rolls him up and eliminates him. Rollins stomps Rey a few times before leaving, then Reigns kicks him a few times and throws him in the corner. Reigns chokes him with his boot and taunts him, then he goes for a powerslam but Rey floats over and kicks him before reaching for a tag. Reigns pulls him back so Rey hits an enziguiri, then he trips him in the corner and gets a tag, with Goldust hitting Reigns with a dropdown uppercut. Goldust gets a quick pin attempt before hitting some mounted punches, then he whips Reigns into the corner and hits a powerslam. Goldust hits him again and connects with a top rope crossbody, then he bulldogs him and sends him into the ropes, but Reigns surprises him with a spear. Reigns makes the cover and Rey runs in to attack him, setting up for a 619 but Reigns spears him for the win.

Winner and Sole Survivor – Roman Reigns

Intercontinental Championship
Curtis Axel vs Big E Langston (c)

Axel goes for a headlock but Langston transitions into a waistlock takedown, then Axel stands up and applies a waistlock but Langston throws him back. Langston backs him into the corner but Axel punches him in the face, then he hits the ropes but Langston leapfrogs him and hits a shoulder tackle. Langston tackles him in the corner and splashes him up in the air, then he hits another shoulder tackle before Axel rolls outside. Axel hits Langston with a forearm on the apron and knocks him on the floor, then he hits a forearm from the apron before rolling him back in.

Axel gets a near fall before kicking him in the corner, then he gets a near fall after a snapmare before applying a headlock. Langston makes it to his feet and throws Axel backwards, then he hits a few clotheslines and a belly-to-belly suplex before following with a running splash. Langston tries to pick him up but Axel holds the ropes, then he kicks Langston's knee and hits a Perfect Plex for a near fall. Axel goes for a corner splash but Langston avoids it, then he runs at Axel and catches an elbow before Axel heads up top. Langston stops him and goes for a belly-to-belly, then Axel tries to counter with a neckbreaker but Langston counters with the Big Ending for the win.

Winner – Big E Langston

7-on-7 Divas Survivor Series Match
Team Total Divas vs Team AJ

Alicia elbows Naomi and whpis her into the corner, then she slams her head into the corner and hits a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker off the ropes. Alicia throws her by the hair and heads up top, but Naomi elbows her and hits a moonsault for the first elimination. Rosa avoids the Rear View before Cameron assists Naomi with a suplex, then Cameron elbows her for a near fall before slamming her head on the mat. Cameron throws Rosa in the corner but Rosa drop toe holds her into the corner, then she slams her head on the mat to get the next elimination. Nikki gets in and hits a quick Bella Buster for another fall, then Summer dances around but Nikki matches her before kicking her in the face and eliminating her.

Eva Marie comes in and Kaitlyn hits a quick gutbuster to eliminate her, then Naomi leapfrogs her but Kaitlyn knees her and eliminates her. Brie slams Kaitlyn's head on the mat and sends her shoulder first into the corner, then she connects with a missile dropkick for another elimination. Brie dropkicks Aksana and hits her with some forearms, then AJ hits Brie from behind so Brie swings back at her, but Aksana rolls Brie up from behind. Nikki runs in and drops Aksana with a fireman's carry backbreaker for a another fall, then Tamina throws Nikki in the corner and chokes her. Tamina suplexes her and whips her in the corner, then she charges her but Nikki catches her with an enziguiri.

JoJo tags in and ties up with Tamina, but Tamina throws her on the ground and taunts her before slamming her face on the mat. Tamina picks her up and whips her in the corner, but JoJo kicks her in the face and goes for a crossbody. Tamina catches her and throws her backwards, but JoJo hangs on and almost surprises her with a rollup. She gets up but Tamina knocks her on her back, then Tamina hits a Samoan drop and tags out, allowing AJ to make the cover. AJ tags back out to avoid Nattie, and Tamina tackles Nattie in the corner and kicks her in the head. Tamina scoop slams her and heads up top, but Nattie rolls away sweeps her legs before making her tap to the Sharpshooter. AJ runs in and elbows Nattie in the head, then she goes for the Black Widow but Nattie rolls through and makes her tap to the Sharpshooter.

Winner – Natalya

Ryback vs Mark Henry

Ryback comes out talking about he's not a bully, then he says his name's on the marquee and issues an open challenge, accepted by Henry. Ryback ties up with Henry and Henry shoves him backwards, then Ryback hits the ropes but Henry shoulder blocks him and goes for a powerslam. Ryback floats over and chopblocks his knee, then he punches him in the back and goes for a spear, but Henry sidesteps him. Ryback hits the ringpost and lands outside, then he rolls in but Henry headbutts him and makes a cover, and Ryback grabs the ropes to break it. Ryback applies a side headlock but Henry breaks it and powerslams him, then he goes for a World's Strongest Slam but Ryback hits a spinebuster. Ryback goes for a Meathook but Henry counters with a running crossbody, then he follows with a World's Strongest Slam for the win.

Winner – Mark Henry

World Heavyweight Championship
Alberto Del Rio vs John Cena (c)

Alberto applies a waistlock but Cena sends him into the ropes, then Cena applies a side headlock and follows with a shoulder block. Alberto catches Cena with a hiptoss and puts him in a headlock, but Cena makes it to the ropes so Alberto kicks his shoulder and suplexes him. He puts Cena in an armbar and kicks his back, then he wraps Cena's arm around the ropes before heading up top and punching Cena in the shoulder. Cena rolls outside so Alberto kicks him and throws him into the steps, then he rolls him back in and connects with a dropkick for a near fall. Alberto applies an armbar but Cena breaks it and whips him across the ring, then Alberto sidesteps him and kicks him in the shoulder.

Alberto taunts Cena and hits him a few times, then Cena hits a shoulder tackle but Alberto sidesteps another and Cena falls out of the ring. Alberto throws him into the barricade and taunts Cena's fans, then he applies an armbar but Cena breaks out and hits a shoulder tackle. Cena goes for a side slam but Alberto counters with a Backstabber for two, then he kicks Cena in the face and counters a Five Knuckle Shuffle with a DDT. Alberto hits the ropes but Cena sidesteps him, and Alberto falls on the floor, giving Cena time to recover while the ref starts a count. Alberto gets back in and Cena slams him on the mat, hitting a Five Knuckle Shuffle, but Alberto comes back with a German suplex for a two count.

Cena ducks an enziguiri and hits a tornado DDT for two, then he heads up top but Alberto surprises him with an enziguiri for two. Alberto sets Cena up in the tree of woe position and runs at him, but Cena sits up and Alberto hits the ringpost, then Cena follows with a standing legdrop for two. Alberto calls for the Cross Armbreaker but Cena rolls through, countering with the STF, but Alberto makes it to the ropes. Cena goes towards Alberto and gets kicked in the stomach, then Alberto superkicks him for a near fall before going for the Cross Armbreaker. Cena counters with an elevated neckbreaker for two, then he heads up top but Alberto counters a crossbody and rolls into a Cross Armbreaker. Cena shifts his weight and slams Alberto on the mat, then he counters an enziguiri attempt by Alberto and hits an Attitude Adjustment for the win.

Winner – John Cena

CM Punk & Daniel Bryan vs The Wyatt Family (w/ Bray Wyatt)

Bryan kicks Rowan a few times but Rowan throws him in the corner, then he hits him a few times but Bryan backs him up and Punk tags in. Punk kicks Rowan's knee so Harper tags in and whips Punk, but Punk gets a boot up and splashes him for a near fall. Harper chops Punk and Rowan puts him in a bearhug, then Punk tries to suplex him but Rowan blocks it and tries to counter with a suplex. Punk floats over and tags Bryan, then they both try to take Rowan down but Rowan suplexes them both and charges Bryan in the corner. Bryan catches him with a drop toe hold and he takes turns with Punk kicking him, then they hit a double team side suplex and get a near fall.

Rowan press slams Punk and tags Harper back in, then Harper swings at Punk but Punk ducks and hits him before he and Bryan connect with a double dropkick. Bryan kicks Harper several times and they follow with an elevated neckbreaker combo, then Rowan breaks it up and the ref backs him away. Harper kicks Punk in the head and Rowan follows with a backbreaker, then Harper knocks Punk back down and Gator rolls him. Punk counters a headlock with a jawbreaker, but Harper catches him with a sitout scoop slam for a near fall. Punk reaches for a tag before he tries to roll up Rowan, then Rowan throws him in the corner but Punk counters with a tornado DDT.

Bryan tags in and connects with a diving clothesline, then he sends Harper out to the floor and sends him into the barricade after a suicide dive. Bryan heads up top and hits a missile dropkick for two, then he kicks Harper a few times and takes him down with a hurricanrana. He charges Harper in the corner and dropkicks him, then he sets up Harper on the turnbuckles but Harper counters with a powerbomb. Punk breaks it up but Rowan throws him over the ropes and on the floor, then Rowan splashes Bryan for two before he bodyslams him three times. Rowan gets a near fall before he kicks Punk off the apron, then Harper slingshots Bryan throat first into the ropes to get a near fall.

Bryan fights back with some elbows to both Harper and Rowan, but Harper takes him down with a snap suplex and charges Punk in the corner. Punk catches him with an enziguiri and knocks him down, then Bryan gets the tag and Punk hits a springboard clothesline and a side kick. Punk knees Harper and clotheslines him, then he heads up top and sets up for an elbow drop but instead splashes Bray and Rowan on the floor. Punk knocks Harper back down and connects with an elbow drop for two, then he calls for a GTS but Rowan pulls him back. Bryan runs in and dropkicks Rowan and knocks him out of the ring, then Punk picks Harper back up and hits a GTS for the win.

Winners – CM Punk & Daniel Bryan

WWE Championship
Big Show vs Randy Orton (c)

Orton runs away from Show and tries to outsmart him, but Show chops him in the corner and throws a few body punches. Show steps on his chest so Orton rolls outside, then Show grabs him by the head but Orton snaps his head on the ropes to get away. Orton gets back in but Show sends him into the corner and chops him, then Orton comes back with some kicks and a kneelift before applying a front facelock. Show picks him up but Orton transitions to a sleeperhold, so Show slams him on his back and follows with some clotheslines and a corner splash. Orton rolls outside when Show calls for a chokeslam, but Show throws him into the steps and sends him into another set. Show rolls him in and heads up top, but Orton kicks him in the head a few times and connects with a hangman's DDT from the top rope.

Orton taunts the crowd and calls for a RKO, but Show shoves him into the ropes and connects with a chokeslam for a close near fall. Show calls for a Knockout Punch but Orton rolls outside, then Show goes after him and throws him into the ring apron, accidentally colliding with the referee. Orton knocks him down and goes for a chair, but Show smacks it out of his hands and throws Orton into the crowd. They make it back over the barricade and Orton sets up for a hangman's DDT, but Show instead hits a Knockout Punch and rolls Orton back in the ring as the referee starts gets up. Triple H's music hits and out he comes with Kane and Stephanie McMahon to the stage. Show is distracted, allowing Orton to nail a RKO. Orton goes for a punt kick and nails it for the win.

Winner – Randy Orton

- After the bell, Stephanie and Triple H applaud Orton and start walking down the ramp as Kane follows about half of the way. Orton celebrates with the WWE Title as John Cena's music hits and out he comes to the stage. Cena holds up the World Heavyweight Title in the air and walks to the ring. Cena enters the ring and raises his title to a big pop. Cena has words with Orton and raises the World Title to him. Orton raises his title back but Cena gets a bigger pop again. Survivor Series goes off the air with Orton and Cena in the middle of the ring holding their titles.

So we're looking at a unification of the titles then.

Big push for Roman Reigns being sole survivor too, perhaps hinting he will be the one to come out of the shield perhaps?

I think Reigns will be the first Shield member to have a big push. He has the look and won't need to establish a character as much as the others. I guess this will be the start of that.

Unification match with Cena and Orton doesn't fill me with joy, but if you look at the last 5/10 years then they're probably the right people for the match. It'll be at Mania, probably with Cena being denied a title match and then winning the Rumble after being forced to enter first and have a title defence earlier in the night.

Only hope for Bryan to not have been buried by The Authority is a win over HHH or HBK at Mania. As much as it pains me to say, it's looking likely that crips was right about his push.

Looks like the start of the Roman Reigns push, it's been on the cards for a while now and they'll probably follow up on this with a strong showing for him in the Rumble. Whether or not he enters into a feud with Ambrose and/or Rollins or strikes out on his own remains to be seen. Reigns could be a potential opponent for Ryback at Wrestlemania 30 if Goldberg doesn't strike a deal with the WWE.

Cena v Orton in a unification match doesn't excite me much but if they're going along the lines of unifying the titles then I guess these are the two guys that WWE would most likely turn to. They are (or at least were supposed to be) this generation's Austin/Rock and they've never gone one on one at Wrestlemania.

I thought for sure they were going to insert CM Punk into the 'Authority' storyline (what with reports of Taker v Lesnar happening at Wrestlemania 30 and the storyline being tailor made for him) but as things stand it doesn't look as if that's the case, which leads me to wonder where Punk fits in for the big show.

As for Daniel Bryan I can't see him getting back into the title picture any time soon unfortunately, and if it is indeed Cena/Orton and Taker/Lesnar at Wrestlemania 30 then I'm guessing we're more likely to see HHH v Punk than HHH v Bryan.

Mark Henry push?

If this is to unify the belts, then fine and in terms of star power and biggest name then it should be cena.

I just hope triple h doesn't tank the ratings trying to get involved in orton/cena. Austin/mcmahon worked so well because mcmahon took a back seat at times and let undertaker/kane/mankind/rock handle his business for him.

Well that sounded like a lot of guff,

WWE finally showing their true colours, forget the artificial push of Bryan. in thier eyes the big money match is Orton and Cena, which will happen at next years wrestlemania.

I'll be honest, didn't enjoy that PPV bar the first match

The best moment was the return of john laurinaitis

WWE has been superb since Summer Slam but last night felt like WWE took a huge step back. 

The opening match was great. Be interesting to see what they do with the Shield now. Looking like Reigns will be the first to split, hopefully as a face he was so over last night.

The World title match was just dull, that was just so boring. Thank god that feud is over, i was hoping Sandow would come down and assault Cena after, but WWE seemed to have abandon that idea.  

The Tag Team match was my match of the night. Great match. No idea what Bryan and Punk will do now, think they may continue the feud till TLC, then the fued will finish as the rumble approaches. 

Finally the main event wasn't a bad match. But the ending was horrific. Although could be logical, continues Big Show's problems with HHH. The ending was stupid. Another Cena v Orton feud, no complaints with the title being unified, but these 2 guys really? Also it seems a bit too early to be planning something that will probably happen at Wrestle Mania.

All in all, poor PPV.

At least Big E won!

It will be Bryan v Punk at wm surely?

I thought Reigns would come out not Cena, meh

I would just like to say that I called this whole Cena coming back and getting involved in the authority storyline and eventually being the one to bring them down.

It was set up this way all along and the only reason Bryan got involved was to carry the feud for a little while until Cena was back from surgery and ready to conquer the world yet again! Logical in terms of Orton/Cena being the two biggest stars in the last decade...probably...what the WWE needs to build any sort of platform going forward...definitely not.

I had thought HHH getting more power behind the scenes was a good thing but I think the boardroom at WWE headquarters must have bottled water with something in it because everyone who sits in there are so out of touch with 'what's best for business' it's actually quite worrying...the ratings for RAW and PPV's in the past 6 months show a general downward trend...reason being the tv audience are sick of the patchy storylines hooked together last minute with the same final outcome...Cena at the fore of everything (perhaps not always but ultimately this is where the major storylines end & everyone knows it). However WWE make so much off live events these days & merchandise I don't think they particularly care for the viewing figures as much as they probably once did.

So, by my count, Orton hasnt won a clean match since he turned heel. That may be perfectly acceptable for a heel IC champ, but when you're the Face of the WWE, surely every now and then you have to prove you can do it the old-fashioned way? Otherwise you risk turning into a joke, and by extension turning the 'ship into a joke.

The WWE title is already a joke, this current version anyway, it started out when the WWE handed the title to a part timer who gets gassed way too easily over a guy who lives and breathes wrestling and had held the belt for 434 days...it was then given to Mr WWE John Cena as part of his "redemption" story that to me at least, didn't make sense due to the fact that John Cena/Super Cena didn't really have a bad year in terms of wrestling, he rarely lost clean (if ever). We then saw some light at the end of the tunnel when Daniel Bryan took the title but the light was just an oncoming train because it turned out that Bryan's title reigns were just there to get over Orton's heel turn.

Raw Spoiler:

I don't see how one of wwe's biggest ever stars another current superstar fighting for the title at the main even of wrestlemania harms the title...

I just think it makes the locker room look week when the guy who ended Punk's 434 day reign was a guy who had like 1 other match in past 10 years in which he beat the companies top star Cena. Supposedly no other guy could take that title from Punk but Rock could...how is that good for the title?

Also during the build up between Rock and Cena and Rock's title reign, The Rock was hardly there...I may not like Cena but at least he's a man who will show up and put his body on the line for the company. I don't mind part time people such as Rock, Brock Lesnar, HHH or Undertaker but I don't believe they should be anywhere near titles if they aren't going to turn up every week for RAW. Having your champion not be on the show hurts the title because it shows that the belt and wrestling is not is main priority...they could have had Cena v Rock 2 without the belt and it would have still done the same sort of business.

Can't say I am thrilled about Cena becoming involved; I thought we were finally starting to move away from him being in the limelight all the time.

The PPV was decent. Gutted Ambrose went so early but Reigns is awesome. There is a video of The Shield boys celebrating on wwe.com. Its quite amusing.  

Here is the finish. They both make it to the top of the ladder. In a fight to get a hold of the championship Cena falls from the ladder but had the WWE belt in his hand while Orton has now managed to tear down the world heavy weight title. The following night on Raw the powers that be declare that each man keep the title that he captured in the match, this once again making Cena the WWE champ and face of the company and regulating Orton back to being the secondary champion.

ManUtdImy wrote:
Here is the finish. They both make it to the top of the ladder. In a fight to get a hold of the championship Cena falls from the ladder but had the WWE belt in his hand while Orton has now managed to tear down the world heavy weight title. The following night on Raw the powers that be declare that each man keep the title that he captured in the match, this once again making Cena the WWE champ and face of the company and regulating Orton back to being the secondary champion.

I assume that you have posted a spolier from Raw (which i have avoided going into the thread as i watch it later) Thanks a lot you stupid ****

TopoftheChops wrote:The best moment was the return of john laurinaitis

Did I mark the f*ck out when Fandango and John Laurinaitis appeared in the same skit? Hell yes I did!!!

BRING BACK PEOPLE POWER!!!!!!

cloudsm wrote:

ManUtdImy wrote:
Here is the finish. They both make it to the top of the ladder. In a fight to get a hold of the championship Cena falls from the ladder but had the WWE belt in his hand while Orton has now managed to tear down the world heavy weight title. The following night on Raw the powers that be declare that each man keep the title that he captured in the match, this once again making Cena the WWE champ and face of the company and regulating Orton back to being the secondary champion.

I assume that you have posted a spolier from Raw (which i have avoided going into the thread as i watch it later) Thanks a lot you stupid ****

If you haven't watched RAW and are avoiding spoilers what you are doing on a wrestling forum? Stupid ****

ManUtdImy wrote:

cloudsm wrote:

ManUtdImy wrote:
Here is the finish. They both make it to the top of the ladder. In a fight to get a hold of the championship Cena falls from the ladder but had the WWE belt in his hand while Orton has now managed to tear down the world heavy weight title. The following night on Raw the powers that be declare that each man keep the title that he captured in the match, this once again making Cena the WWE champ and face of the company and regulating Orton back to being the secondary champion.

I assume that you have posted a spolier from Raw (which i have avoided going into the thread as i watch it later) Thanks a lot you stupid ****

If you haven't watched RAW and are avoiding spoilers what you are doing on a wrestling forum? Stupid ****

Maybe because i'm in the thread "Survivour series" back at you *****

So people in this thread are discussing Orton and Cena and unifying the titles etc and I come up with an opinion of what will happen at TLC and you get mad because you haven't watched RAW? Don't really see how this is my fault really... still think you are a bit of a mug for coming on a wrestling forum having not watched RAW. Someone else posted about Big Johnny returning ON RAW and I post a PREDICTION which doesn't even mention RAW yet you get the hump, well done.

ManUtdImy wrote:So people in this thread are discussing Orton and Cena and unifying the titles etc and I come up with an opinion of what will happen at TLC and you get mad because you haven't watched RAW? Don't really see how this is my fault really... still think you are a bit of a mug for coming on a wrestling forum having not watched RAW. Someone else posted about Big Johnny returning ON RAW and I post a PREDICTION which doesn't even mention RAW yet you get the hump, well done.

 

People like you urine me off, coming here swearing because you haven't watched RAW when I'm not the only one talking about it, grow up

ManUtdImy wrote:People like you urine me off, coming here swearing because you haven't watched RAW when I'm not the only one talking about it, grow up

Now if i was in the Raw thread, then i will understand your argument. Whats done is done perhaps next time you will post raw stuff in perhaps the Raw thread.

Yeah because I was the only one doing that, what's your problem pal?

YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO BE HIS FRIEND!

Douche alert!

Roman Reigns is an animal, end of.

I said he was the main guy and destined to be a star when the Shield began and now I am certain he will be. He just has that badass charisma about him.

First match of SS was brilliant, it tailed off in the middle quite badly and then Punk/Bryan vs The Wyatts got it back up a little. Didn't really enjoy the main event and the ending, whilst surprising, did nothing for me.

Yeah, for me Survivor Series was saved by the first match which was very good solely because of Roman Reigns, he's a beast and easily in 'ma fave five!' 

The main event flopped completely, the crowd were totally disinterested, not invested, bored and wanted to see somebody like Bryan. Big Show's push is surely at an end now, the crowd just don't care about him at all and he's stopped being able to use Bryan's popularity to get him over. 

Not sure where they take Punk/Bryan now after that match, I really expected the Wyatts to win to keep the feud going.

With Bryan being taken away by the Wyatt's and Shield attacking Punk I could see matches against both the Wyatt's and pairings of the Shield

I can't say I expected the Wyatt's to win, thats not me just being wise after the event, if Punk/Bryan couldnt best the two water carriers of the group then what value would there be in Bray getting involved, way I seen it was Punk & Bryan being too strong for the 2 guys then it forces Bray to get involved physically.

I think matches between Punk/Bryan and pairings of the Wyatt's and the Shield and possibly even a pairing of both Bray and Reigns is likely over the coming weeks, I also think it'll be untidy as well until we find out if the reason behind these random attacks is due to instruction from the Authority then it'll fall into place

I really hope the Authority keep their mitts off the Wyatt Family, the two groups don't fit together at all. If the Wyatts are somehow integrated into the Authority or doing their bidding then it just reeks of the McMahons & Triple H trying to steal their thunder.

theundisputedY2D2 wrote:
I really hope the Authority keep their mitts off the Wyatt Family, the two groups don't fit together at all. If the Wyatts are somehow integrated into the Authority or doing their bidding then it just reeks of the McMahons & Triple H trying to steal their thunder.

And we all know they would never do that

Not in a million years Doc, that's unpossible!  

theundisputedY2D2 wrote:
I really hope the Authority keep their mitts off the Wyatt Family, the two groups don't fit together at all. If the Wyatts are somehow integrated into the Authority or doing their bidding then it just reeks of the McMahons & Triple H trying to steal their thunder.

I agree with you but I just don't think its a coincidence that they randomly attacked Bryan and Punk after Bryan got screwed at Hell in a Cell, then on Monday Punk has a dig at the Authority then the Wyatt's abduc5 Bryan and the Sheild attack Punk.

Add to that Kane's complete turnaround in character and alignment with the Authority after being abducted by the Wyatt's, I just feel there's more yo it than meets threye

I've no doubt that the way things are going right now the Wyatt Family will indeed be doing the bidding of the Authority, like you say it's no coincidence.

It's just a shame that they'll most likely take a group as fresh and different as the Wyatts and turn them into the Authority's lackeys. It was a different scenario with the Shield because whilst they were a breath of fresh air when they came in, the group were treading water somewhat by the time they sided with the Authority.

The only plus side I can see if they are indeed going to align with Trips & Steph then it opens up the possibility for a Shield face turn and a feud for Wrestlemania.

I think that might be what we'll see, a Sheild face turn.

I think they teased it to see how the fans would take to it a coupke of weeks ago, I think a Shield face turn would be brilliant if they kept them as near to the bone as possible, the whole premiss of their groupscreams face anyway, fighting against injustice, I think the fans would buy into them big time as long as they ddidn't become happy clapper jokers

Does a Shield face turn hamper Roman Reigns breaking away from the group though? I've thought since day one that Reigns would be given a Batista/Evolution type storyline but a face turn for the entire Shield would negate that.

I suppose when the time comes to eventually split the group they could have Reigns breaking away more from Dean Ambrose (who's a natural heel anyway) than the Shield itself per se.

Could Daniel Bryan be about to turn heel in a brainwash from Bray and The Family?

I know it seems like a long shot but with WWE's past history of ignoring the fans could this be a way to turn Bryan, he does have a beard to fit in. For me, The Shield as faces would seem a strange concept. I could believe Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins but I see nothing "face" about Dean Ambrose.

theundisputedY2D2 wrote:
Does a Shield face turn hamper Roman Reigns breaking away from the group though? I've thought since day one that Reigns would be given a Batista/Evolution type storyline but a face turn for the entire Shield would negate that.

I suppose when the time comes to eventually split the group they could have Reigns breaking away more from Dean Ambrose (who's a natural heel anyway) than the Shield itself per se.

It depends on how you perceive Reigns at this moment, I think a face turn for the Shield could possibly set Reigns up for a face run similar to that of HHH's when his version of DX turned face in 1998, a long way back now of course, if there's only going to be 1 world title from now on it might stop guys being pushed instantly to the top of the card and might force them to have slower steadier build ups.

On the otherhand, if they do want to push Reigns quickly up the card then maybe a face turn for the Shield won't be the best.

I don't entirely agree that just because Ambrose appears as a natural heel that he couldn't be a great face, Steve Austin was the ultimate heel yet he was a great face, it just depends on how they're presented, no-one will buy Ambrose as a cancer healing, dog saving, kid friendly character, but an edgy bad-ass good guy type could suit him well

Kay Fabe wrote:

theundisputedY2D2 wrote:
Does a Shield face turn hamper Roman Reigns breaking away from the group though? I've thought since day one that Reigns would be given a Batista/Evolution type storyline but a face turn for the entire Shield would negate that.

I suppose when the time comes to eventually split the group they could have Reigns breaking away more from Dean Ambrose (who's a natural heel anyway) than the Shield itself per se.

It depends on how you perceive Reigns at this moment, I think a face turn for the Shield could possibly set Reigns up for a face run similar to that of HHH's when his version of DX turned face in 1998, a long way back now of course, if there's only going to be 1 world title from now on it might stop guys being pushed instantly to the top of the card and might force them to have slower steadier build ups.

On the otherhand, if they do want to push Reigns quickly up the card then maybe a face turn for the Shield won't be the best.

I don't entirely agree that just because Ambrose appears as a natural heel that he couldn't be a great face, Steve Austin was the ultimate heel yet he was a great face, it just depends on how they're presented,  no-one will buy Ambrose as a cancer healing, dog saving, kid friendly character, but an edgy bad-ass good guy type could suit him well

I dunno mate, if Dean Ambrose can cure cancer it'd be a bit churlish to stop him from it just cos we don't like the gimmick

I agree though that Ambrose has it in him to be a babyface - possibly a great one - but I don't know if I trust WWE to get it right with him, I'm not sure they really know how to book 'edgy' any more. I just feel that the most natural progression in the break up of the Shield is to have Reigns and Rollins go babyface and have Ambrose go heel.

My own preference at this point would be to actually have the whole group turn face, feud with the Wyatts and then split amicably. After that they're on their own and they'll get no more help from me!

theundisputedY2D2 wrote: I dunno mate, if Dean Ambrose can cure cancer it'd be a bit churlish to stop him from it just cos we don't like the gimmick  

Pfffft I take my kayfabe pretty seriously you know  

Kay Fabe wrote:

theundisputedY2D2 wrote:  I dunno mate, if Dean Ambrose can cure cancer it'd be a bit churlish to stop him from it just cos we don't like the gimmick  

Pfffft I take my kayfabe pretty seriously you know  

   

"Well Mr. Fabe the bad news is you've got cancer. The good news is that a happy clappy babyface Dean Ambrose can cure it"

"Naw you're alright pal!"

I agree that Ambrose being a face doesn't seem to fit, however I think he could pull it off......he can definitely be funny. Plus the boys don't have to be too different to they are now, they can just fight faces instead of heels. It would be an easier way to eventually split them with Ambrose then becoming heel again and going against Seth and Roman.

I dont see The Shield being face by standard motives. I think they'll probably be the popular side of a feud between themselves and the Wyatts, and not too long after that they will start their finish.

Didn't the Shield offer The Wyatt's assistance this week though?