The Animal also complained about The Undertaker's plans to call him out later on the show, but Long insisted he could do nothing about that. Big Dave agreed to a street fight against the master of the 619 on next week's show, providing his hold-harmless agreement remains intact. James then shoved McCool, but was quickly outnumbered by the champion and Layla.Ī returning Maria made the save before she and Mickie celebrated with the crowd.īackstage in Teddy Long's office, Batista confronts the GM over a challenge laid down by Rey Mysterio. Your Winner and new number one contender: Mickie JamesĪfterwards, Mickie James took the microphone from Josh Matthews vowing not only to take the Women's Championship from Michelle McCool, but also to extract revenge from her and Layla for all the hurtful things they'd done over the last several weeks. James then dropkicked Phoenix out of the ring and stole the pinfall for herself to end an enjoyable bout that surpassed anything we've seen from the Raw girls in a long time. The end came when Beth hit Nattie with the Glam Slam. Mickie was tossed from the ring in the early going, leaving the two blonde grapplers to put on a good show and carry the bulk of the contest. With Women's Champion Michelle McCool and her BFF Layla hanging out at ringside, their rival Mickie James fought to earn a shot at McCool's belt in a decent match against Natalya and The Glamazon. Triple Threat match to determine the number one contender to the WWE Women's Championship: Mickie James vs. Following the match, The Great Khali arrived on the scene and destroyed Finlay. Henry was defeated when Finlay nailed him with a shelaglah after which Hornswoggle hit the Tadpole Splash for the win. Taking a look back to the days when Finlay actually had something do to (even if it was hanging around with that annoying leprechaun) and Mark Henry was a bland babyface, we get this handicap match from November 2007. Jericho, as strong as ever on the microphone, was the mouthpiece for his team promising to end DX once and for all at the pay per view and putting over Big Show as a monster in a pretty solid promo.įrom the vault: Mark Henry vs. Kane chokeslammed Knox to end the contest.īackstage, Josh Matthews interviewed Unified Tag Team Champions Chris Jericho & The Big Show regarding their match against DX at TLC.
The match itself was so dull that commentators Matt Striker and Todd Grisham ignored it completely, choosing instead to hype up the Undertaker vs.
Unfortunately, said comeback was cut-off by Punk's right-hand man, Luke Gallows, leading to a DQ finish.Īfterwards, Gallows and Punk continued to annihilate R-Truth and looked rather pleased with themselves as a result.įresh from his brief cameo in the Undertaker/Batista feud, The Big Red Machine locked horns with the infrequently-seen Mike Knox for seemingly no reason. Punk worked over his opponent's arm in the early going, allowing him to dominate the bulk of this entertaining bout before Truth began to make the inevitable comeback. Wasting no time in getting down to the action tonight, The Straight-Edge Saviour CM Punk battled R-Truth in a good opening contest.
#SOULED OUT 1997 JOSH PRO#
I'm archiving all my old reviews and including this one on Retro Pro Wrestling for the sake of prosperity. NOTE: This an archived review written live at the time that WWE Smackdown aired on December 4th, 2009. Just nine days away from TLC, The Undertaker plans to call out his upcoming opponent, Batista, whilst Jerishow prepare for their TLC match against DX with a match against Cryme Tyme.
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