Mighty NorCal
SHALL WE BEGIN?
forgot they really did have EIGHT fucking people in the MITB that one year. dammit.
Make The Best Mania 25 You Can Possibly Make. Made Because I'm Bored.
- Thread starter Y 2 Jake
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Wrestlemania XXV
Money in the Bank
Jeff Hardy vs. Evan Bourne vs. John Morrison vs. The Miz vs. The Brian Kendrick vs. Kofi Kingston vs. Jamie Noble vs. R-Truth
Winner: Jeff Hardy
United States Championship
Big Show © vs. Mr. Kennedy
Winner: Mr. Kennedy
Grudge Match
Rey Mysterio vs. Chris Jericho
Winner: Chris Jericho
World Tag Team Championship
Priceless (Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase) © vs. Cryme Tyme
Winner: Priceless (Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase)
ECW Championship – Extreme Rules
Matt Hardy © vs. Tommy Dreamer
Winner: Matt Hardy
Interpromotional Battle Royal
JBL vs. Umaga vs. Mark Henry vs. The Great Khali vs. Kane vs. MVP vs. Snitsky vs. Chavo Guerrero vs. Festus vs. Roddy Piper
Winner: Umaga
Battle for Brand Supremacy
William Regal (RAW) vs. Shelton Benjamin (SmackDown) vs. Finlay (ECW)
Winner: Finlay (ECW)
Number One Contender
CM Punk vs. Randy Orton
Winner: Randy Orton
Women’s Championship Match – Lumberjill Match
Beth Phoenix (with Santino Marella) © vs. Kelly Kelly
Winner: Beth Phoenix
World Heavyweight Championship
Batista © vs. John Cena
Winner: John Cena
WWE Championship
Triple H © vs. Edge
Winner: Edge
WWE Championship - MITB Cash-in
Edge © vs. Jeff Hardy
Winner: Jeff Hardy
Legend vs. Legend
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Hollywood Hulk Hogan
Winner: Stone Cold Steve Austin
Main Event – Ironman Match
Shawn Michaels vs. The Undertaker
Winner: The Undertaker
Money in the Bank
Jeff Hardy vs. Evan Bourne vs. John Morrison vs. The Miz vs. The Brian Kendrick vs. Kofi Kingston vs. Jamie Noble vs. R-Truth
Winner: Jeff Hardy
United States Championship
Big Show © vs. Mr. Kennedy
Winner: Mr. Kennedy
Grudge Match
Rey Mysterio vs. Chris Jericho
Winner: Chris Jericho
World Tag Team Championship
Priceless (Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase) © vs. Cryme Tyme
Winner: Priceless (Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase)
ECW Championship – Extreme Rules
Matt Hardy © vs. Tommy Dreamer
Winner: Matt Hardy
Interpromotional Battle Royal
JBL vs. Umaga vs. Mark Henry vs. The Great Khali vs. Kane vs. MVP vs. Snitsky vs. Chavo Guerrero vs. Festus vs. Roddy Piper
Winner: Umaga
Battle for Brand Supremacy
William Regal (RAW) vs. Shelton Benjamin (SmackDown) vs. Finlay (ECW)
Winner: Finlay (ECW)
Number One Contender
CM Punk vs. Randy Orton
Winner: Randy Orton
Women’s Championship Match – Lumberjill Match
Beth Phoenix (with Santino Marella) © vs. Kelly Kelly
Winner: Beth Phoenix
World Heavyweight Championship
Batista © vs. John Cena
Winner: John Cena
WWE Championship
Triple H © vs. Edge
Winner: Edge
WWE Championship - MITB Cash-in
Edge © vs. Jeff Hardy
Winner: Jeff Hardy
Legend vs. Legend
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Hollywood Hulk Hogan
Winner: Stone Cold Steve Austin
Main Event – Ironman Match
Shawn Michaels vs. The Undertaker
Winner: The Undertaker
SuperSwanton
Dark Match Jobber
Money In The Bank
Miz vs R-Truth vs Evan Bourne vs Helms vs Santino vs Carlito vs Edge vs MVP
MVP wins
Intercontinental
CM Punk(C) vs Rey Mysterio vs Kofi
Mysterio wins
Last Man Standing
Kennedy vs Cena
ECW Championship
John Morrison(c) vs Matt Hardy
Morrison wins
6 Woman Battle Royal
Kelly vs Mickie vs Melina vs Natalya vs Victoria vs Beth
Battle of the Brands
Batista vs Jeff Hardy
High incident Match
Hardy wins
Double Tag Titles
Priceless vs Cryme Tyme vs Hawkins and Ryder vs Chavo and Bam Neely
Priceless wins/Retains
Main Event WWE/World Heavyweight Championships
Armageddon Hell In A Cell
Randy Orten(c) vs Triple H vs Undertaker(c) vs Shawn Michaels vs Stone Cold vs Edge
Shawn Michaels wins
MVP cashes in MITB but loses
Miz vs R-Truth vs Evan Bourne vs Helms vs Santino vs Carlito vs Edge vs MVP
MVP wins
Intercontinental
CM Punk(C) vs Rey Mysterio vs Kofi
Mysterio wins
Last Man Standing
Kennedy vs Cena
ECW Championship
John Morrison(c) vs Matt Hardy
Morrison wins
6 Woman Battle Royal
Kelly vs Mickie vs Melina vs Natalya vs Victoria vs Beth
Battle of the Brands
Batista vs Jeff Hardy
High incident Match
Hardy wins
Double Tag Titles
Priceless vs Cryme Tyme vs Hawkins and Ryder vs Chavo and Bam Neely
Priceless wins/Retains
Main Event WWE/World Heavyweight Championships
Armageddon Hell In A Cell
Randy Orten(c) vs Triple H vs Undertaker(c) vs Shawn Michaels vs Stone Cold vs Edge
Shawn Michaels wins
MVP cashes in MITB but loses
Damn , That sounds epic.
This is total random.
World Heavyweight Championship.
Randy Orton (c) vs John Morrison vs John Cena
World Wrestling Entertainement Championship.
Vladimir Kozlov (c) vs Jeff Hardy vs Edge
I Quit Match.
Triple H & The Heartbreak Kid vs Chris Jericho & The Undertaker
Intercontinental Championship.
CM Punk vs Ted Dibiase (c) vs Cody Rhodes
United States Champioship.
The Miz (c) vs R-Truth
ECW Championship.
Jack Swagger (c) vs Matt Hardy vs Mike Knox
Money In The Bank.
Evan Bourne vs Kenny Dykstra vs Carlito vs Primo vs Santino Marella
Womens Championship.
Melina (c) vs Beth Phoenix
Divas Championship.
Maryse (c) vs Natalya
WWE Tag Team Championship.
Batista & Shad Gaspard (c) vs The Brian Kendrick & Ezekiel Jackson
World Tag Team Championship.
Umaga & Manu (c) vs Kofi Kingston & Shelton Benjamin
Ladder Match.
Hurricane Helms vs Charlie Haas vs Rey Mysterio vs The Big Show vs MVP vs Mr kennedy
World Heavyweight Championship.
Randy Orton (c) vs John Morrison vs John Cena
World Wrestling Entertainement Championship.
Vladimir Kozlov (c) vs Jeff Hardy vs Edge
I Quit Match.
Triple H & The Heartbreak Kid vs Chris Jericho & The Undertaker
Intercontinental Championship.
CM Punk vs Ted Dibiase (c) vs Cody Rhodes
United States Champioship.
The Miz (c) vs R-Truth
ECW Championship.
Jack Swagger (c) vs Matt Hardy vs Mike Knox
Money In The Bank.
Evan Bourne vs Kenny Dykstra vs Carlito vs Primo vs Santino Marella
Womens Championship.
Melina (c) vs Beth Phoenix
Divas Championship.
Maryse (c) vs Natalya
WWE Tag Team Championship.
Batista & Shad Gaspard (c) vs The Brian Kendrick & Ezekiel Jackson
World Tag Team Championship.
Umaga & Manu (c) vs Kofi Kingston & Shelton Benjamin
Ladder Match.
Hurricane Helms vs Charlie Haas vs Rey Mysterio vs The Big Show vs MVP vs Mr kennedy
No way will that happen. Not for the title anyway. HHH is on that brand Shocky. Certainly not if he only get's a match with MVP.
Dead Kennedy
Forever Holly
Heh, creating a likely WrestleMania 25 card is no fun. Okay, so it is. But I'm gonna make a mix of both here.
Match #1: Hardcore Holly vs. Finlay (ECW Hardcore Championship hardcore match)
Opener is a hardcore match for the newly created ECW Hardcore Championship, a secondary title for ECW. Nasty spots throughout with an eerily frenetic pace. For whatever reason, the crowd is split on who to support. But in the end, Holly Alabama Slams Finlay through a table and gets the pin to a modest pop, beginning a lengthy reign as the first ECW Hardcore Champion. Good opener match and perchance the final (relatively) great moment for Hardcore Holly. To the best of his ability, Holly cuts a promo.
Winner: Hardcore Holly
Match #2: The Brian Kendrick vs. Evan Bourne vs. CM Punk vs. Kofi Kingston vs. R-Truth vs. Shelton Benjamin vs. Chavo Guerrero vs. Dos Caras Jr. (Money in the Bank ladder match)
It's time for MONAAAAAAAAAAAAAY IN DA BANKKKKKKKK! ...Bank. Match turns out to be the greatest of them all, with Evan Bourne and WWE newcomer Dos Caras Jr. impressing at every turn. Sick spots with Shelton Benjamin being thrown to the outside right into a ladder held by Punk. However, the ladder backfires and hits Punk also. In the end, Bourne looks to have the case within his grasp, but THE Brian Kendrick appears from out of nowhere. He throws Bourne off the ladder and gives him The Kendrick for his sins. Kendrick is so close to reaching the briefcase, but Dos Caras Jr. makes an attempt to stop him. However, he fails and to massive boos, Kendrick becomes Mr. Money in the Bank. Awesome post-match promo follows, hinting at a quick use of his MITB contract.
Winner: The Brian Kendrick
Match #3: John Morrison (c) vs. The Miz (WWE United States Championship singles match)
Sometime in December, cracks began to surface in the team of JoMo and The Miz. It eventually grew into a vicious rivalry about who the better one is, and this WrestleMania encounter is the blow-off match to end it all. Somewhere during the rivalry, John Morrison won the United States Championship, adding fuel to the fire. Classic singles match with all the signature spots and stuff. The Miz tries to submit the now-face Morrison every now and then but fails. At one point near the finish, The Miz' associate Natalya (don't ask about this one...) appears and distracts Morrison, allowing Miz to hit him with a chair. However, the referee sees this and DQs Miz. Miz snaps and hits Morrison repeatedly with the chair. However, after some five chair shots, Morrison fights back and plants Miz into the mat with the Moonlight drive to a massive pop. Inconclusive ending. Good stuff.
Winner: No contest
Match #4: Batista vs. Kane vs. Vladimir Kozlov (Triple Threat match)
Somewhere on the card, you've got to have one of these Batista-botches-a-move-and-is-more-over-for-it matches. Or so it would seem. Great power match. But Kozlov fails to get Batista down for the count and eventually loses. Kozlov displays main event potential wrestling here.
Winner: Batista
Match #5: Beth Phoenix (c) vs. Natalya (c) (Women's Championship & Divas Championship Unification Match)
At one point, Natalya completely crushed Michelle McCool in a return match for the Divas Championship, beginning a reign of terror similar to that of Awesome Kong in TNA. Beth Phoenix also managed to retain her title until WrestleMania time. WWE have seen that the Divas Championship failed to bring anything to the table and have decided to make it a unification match. One of the best women's feuds of all time ensues, leading to this encounter. Great female wrestling match, with both sides looking to be on the winning side at times. However, in the end Natalya makes a fatal mistake and gets crushed by Beth, effectively unifying the two championships.
Winner: Beth Phoenix
Match #6: Carlito (c) & Primo (c) vs. Jack Black and Kyle Gass (WWE Tag Team Championship tag team match)
Yeah, if you're gonna make a good WrestleMania you better damn sure have one of these comedy matches somewhere in there. Carlito & Primo have managed to have a goddman good reign as tag team champions so far, but now they face their greatest(?) challenge yet - Tenacious D. Funny promos in Carlito's Cabana. The match isn't as bad as you would expect. Carlito & Primo do their best to carry the guys and manage a passable, entertaining match. Post-match Tenacious D say that they will be back.
Winner: Carlito & Primo
Match #7: Mr. Kennedy vs. John Cena (Singles match)
Mr. Kennedy returned at the Royal Rumble, effectively eliminating Cena from the Rumble match. This pissed Cena off. The two started a very personal rivalry with twists and turns here and there. At one point, Cena blamed Mr. Kennedy for injuring him back in 2007 and demanded Shane McMahon fire him for this. He failed of course, but Shane did book this match for WrestleMania.
Goddamn classic singles encounter with all the necessary crowd hooks and spots. It looks to be all over when Cena traps him in the STFU but somewhere along the way Kennedy converts the majority of the crowd over to his side and fights his way out of "the most dangerous submission move ever." Audible booing for Cena at this point in time. Cena tries all his power moves on Kennedy, but he manages to kick out every time. Cena attempts a second FU, but Mr. Kennedy counters it and crushes Cena with the Mic Check. Kennedy wins to a pure unadulterated mega-pop.
Winner: Mr. Kennedy (Kennedy!)
Match #8: Chris Jericho (c) vs. Randy Orton (World Heavyweight Championship Last Man Standing match)
Chris Jericho managed to stave off Cena's return at Survivor Series and has cheated his way to victory all the way to WrestleMania. This eventually evolved into the best heel vs. heel feud in a long time, perhaps ever. This ends at WrestleMania with a Last Man Standing match.
The best match of the card, both guys bring their best and manage to suck every person in the crowd into it, often leading crowds to indecisive chants for either guy. In the end though, Orton gives Jericho a massive punt to the head and for good measure, RKOs him through the ECW announcers table. Jericho is counted out and Orton becomes the new World Heavyweight Champion.
Winner: Randy Orton
Match #9: Triple H (c) vs. Jeff Hardy (WWE Championship match Hell in a Cell match)
After many failed shots, Jeff Hardy gets one last chance (for real this time) to capture the WWE Championship from Triple H. One fantastic match-up it is and perhaps the best Hell in a Cell match of all time. Everyone is on their feet for the finish, where Jeff Hardy kicks out of a Pedigree when everyone thought it was over. Jeff fights back and slams Hunter through the roof of the cell. Hardy starts climbing down the cell to enter it and pin Hunter but halfway through he stops. He goes back to the top of the cell. He immortalizes himself by giving Hunter a Swanton through the roof of the cell and finally pins Hunter for the WWE Championship to a pop measuring 9.1 on the Richter scale.
Winner: Jeff Hardy
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This would ensure my constant attention and feeling of entertainment for four hours straight. Quite frankly, it would be the best WrestleMania of recent times. It'd be freakin' awesome. And yeah, after the Triple H vs. Jeff Hardy WWE Championship re-match at Backlash, Kendrick cashes in Money in the Bank and pins a tired Jeff Hardy.
Match #1: Hardcore Holly vs. Finlay (ECW Hardcore Championship hardcore match)
Opener is a hardcore match for the newly created ECW Hardcore Championship, a secondary title for ECW. Nasty spots throughout with an eerily frenetic pace. For whatever reason, the crowd is split on who to support. But in the end, Holly Alabama Slams Finlay through a table and gets the pin to a modest pop, beginning a lengthy reign as the first ECW Hardcore Champion. Good opener match and perchance the final (relatively) great moment for Hardcore Holly. To the best of his ability, Holly cuts a promo.
Winner: Hardcore Holly
Match #2: The Brian Kendrick vs. Evan Bourne vs. CM Punk vs. Kofi Kingston vs. R-Truth vs. Shelton Benjamin vs. Chavo Guerrero vs. Dos Caras Jr. (Money in the Bank ladder match)
It's time for MONAAAAAAAAAAAAAY IN DA BANKKKKKKKK! ...Bank. Match turns out to be the greatest of them all, with Evan Bourne and WWE newcomer Dos Caras Jr. impressing at every turn. Sick spots with Shelton Benjamin being thrown to the outside right into a ladder held by Punk. However, the ladder backfires and hits Punk also. In the end, Bourne looks to have the case within his grasp, but THE Brian Kendrick appears from out of nowhere. He throws Bourne off the ladder and gives him The Kendrick for his sins. Kendrick is so close to reaching the briefcase, but Dos Caras Jr. makes an attempt to stop him. However, he fails and to massive boos, Kendrick becomes Mr. Money in the Bank. Awesome post-match promo follows, hinting at a quick use of his MITB contract.
Winner: The Brian Kendrick
Match #3: John Morrison (c) vs. The Miz (WWE United States Championship singles match)
Sometime in December, cracks began to surface in the team of JoMo and The Miz. It eventually grew into a vicious rivalry about who the better one is, and this WrestleMania encounter is the blow-off match to end it all. Somewhere during the rivalry, John Morrison won the United States Championship, adding fuel to the fire. Classic singles match with all the signature spots and stuff. The Miz tries to submit the now-face Morrison every now and then but fails. At one point near the finish, The Miz' associate Natalya (don't ask about this one...) appears and distracts Morrison, allowing Miz to hit him with a chair. However, the referee sees this and DQs Miz. Miz snaps and hits Morrison repeatedly with the chair. However, after some five chair shots, Morrison fights back and plants Miz into the mat with the Moonlight drive to a massive pop. Inconclusive ending. Good stuff.
Winner: No contest
Match #4: Batista vs. Kane vs. Vladimir Kozlov (Triple Threat match)
Somewhere on the card, you've got to have one of these Batista-botches-a-move-and-is-more-over-for-it matches. Or so it would seem. Great power match. But Kozlov fails to get Batista down for the count and eventually loses. Kozlov displays main event potential wrestling here.
Winner: Batista
Match #5: Beth Phoenix (c) vs. Natalya (c) (Women's Championship & Divas Championship Unification Match)
At one point, Natalya completely crushed Michelle McCool in a return match for the Divas Championship, beginning a reign of terror similar to that of Awesome Kong in TNA. Beth Phoenix also managed to retain her title until WrestleMania time. WWE have seen that the Divas Championship failed to bring anything to the table and have decided to make it a unification match. One of the best women's feuds of all time ensues, leading to this encounter. Great female wrestling match, with both sides looking to be on the winning side at times. However, in the end Natalya makes a fatal mistake and gets crushed by Beth, effectively unifying the two championships.
Winner: Beth Phoenix
Match #6: Carlito (c) & Primo (c) vs. Jack Black and Kyle Gass (WWE Tag Team Championship tag team match)
Yeah, if you're gonna make a good WrestleMania you better damn sure have one of these comedy matches somewhere in there. Carlito & Primo have managed to have a goddman good reign as tag team champions so far, but now they face their greatest(?) challenge yet - Tenacious D. Funny promos in Carlito's Cabana. The match isn't as bad as you would expect. Carlito & Primo do their best to carry the guys and manage a passable, entertaining match. Post-match Tenacious D say that they will be back.
Winner: Carlito & Primo
Match #7: Mr. Kennedy vs. John Cena (Singles match)
Mr. Kennedy returned at the Royal Rumble, effectively eliminating Cena from the Rumble match. This pissed Cena off. The two started a very personal rivalry with twists and turns here and there. At one point, Cena blamed Mr. Kennedy for injuring him back in 2007 and demanded Shane McMahon fire him for this. He failed of course, but Shane did book this match for WrestleMania.
Goddamn classic singles encounter with all the necessary crowd hooks and spots. It looks to be all over when Cena traps him in the STFU but somewhere along the way Kennedy converts the majority of the crowd over to his side and fights his way out of "the most dangerous submission move ever." Audible booing for Cena at this point in time. Cena tries all his power moves on Kennedy, but he manages to kick out every time. Cena attempts a second FU, but Mr. Kennedy counters it and crushes Cena with the Mic Check. Kennedy wins to a pure unadulterated mega-pop.
Winner: Mr. Kennedy (Kennedy!)
Match #8: Chris Jericho (c) vs. Randy Orton (World Heavyweight Championship Last Man Standing match)
Chris Jericho managed to stave off Cena's return at Survivor Series and has cheated his way to victory all the way to WrestleMania. This eventually evolved into the best heel vs. heel feud in a long time, perhaps ever. This ends at WrestleMania with a Last Man Standing match.
The best match of the card, both guys bring their best and manage to suck every person in the crowd into it, often leading crowds to indecisive chants for either guy. In the end though, Orton gives Jericho a massive punt to the head and for good measure, RKOs him through the ECW announcers table. Jericho is counted out and Orton becomes the new World Heavyweight Champion.
Winner: Randy Orton
Match #9: Triple H (c) vs. Jeff Hardy (WWE Championship match Hell in a Cell match)
After many failed shots, Jeff Hardy gets one last chance (for real this time) to capture the WWE Championship from Triple H. One fantastic match-up it is and perhaps the best Hell in a Cell match of all time. Everyone is on their feet for the finish, where Jeff Hardy kicks out of a Pedigree when everyone thought it was over. Jeff fights back and slams Hunter through the roof of the cell. Hardy starts climbing down the cell to enter it and pin Hunter but halfway through he stops. He goes back to the top of the cell. He immortalizes himself by giving Hunter a Swanton through the roof of the cell and finally pins Hunter for the WWE Championship to a pop measuring 9.1 on the Richter scale.
Winner: Jeff Hardy
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This would ensure my constant attention and feeling of entertainment for four hours straight. Quite frankly, it would be the best WrestleMania of recent times. It'd be freakin' awesome. And yeah, after the Triple H vs. Jeff Hardy WWE Championship re-match at Backlash, Kendrick cashes in Money in the Bank and pins a tired Jeff Hardy.
WrestleMania 25
In match order:
(Before the show)Battle Royal to be no. 1 contender for the ECW Championship
Featuring everyone not listed below
Winner: Umaga
Opening Match
Chris Jericho vs. Rey Mysterio
Winner: Jericho
Money In The Bank Ladder Match
MVP vs. Mr Kennedy vs. THE Brian Kendrick vs. The Great Khali vs. John Morrison vs. The Miz vs CM Punk vs. Shelton Benjamin
Winner: MVP
ECW Championship
Matt Hardy (C) vs Umaga
Winner: Umaga
Triple H vs. Batista
Winner: Either
WWE Championship
Edge (C) vs. Jeff Hardy (Royal Rumble Winner)
Winner: Hardy
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Randy Orton
Winner: Orton
Santino Marella Promo
Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels
Winner: Taker
Women's Championship
Beth Pheonix (C) vs. *insert latest playboy cover girl here*
Winner: Pheonix
World Heavyweight Championship
John Cena (C) vs. Hulk Hogan
Winner: Cena
In match order:
(Before the show)Battle Royal to be no. 1 contender for the ECW Championship
Featuring everyone not listed below
Winner: Umaga
Opening Match
Chris Jericho vs. Rey Mysterio
Winner: Jericho
Money In The Bank Ladder Match
MVP vs. Mr Kennedy vs. THE Brian Kendrick vs. The Great Khali vs. John Morrison vs. The Miz vs CM Punk vs. Shelton Benjamin
Winner: MVP
ECW Championship
Matt Hardy (C) vs Umaga
Winner: Umaga
Triple H vs. Batista
Winner: Either
WWE Championship
Edge (C) vs. Jeff Hardy (Royal Rumble Winner)
Winner: Hardy
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Randy Orton
Winner: Orton
Santino Marella Promo
Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels
Winner: Taker
Women's Championship
Beth Pheonix (C) vs. *insert latest playboy cover girl here*
Winner: Pheonix
World Heavyweight Championship
John Cena (C) vs. Hulk Hogan
Winner: Cena
I know but I would like it to happen as well.
It's spreading Rusty.
Cena's Little Helper
Mid-Card Championship Winner
Iron Man Match for the WWE Championship
Vladimir Kozlov (C) vs. The Undertaker
World Heavyweight Championship Match
Chris Jericho (C) vs. John Cena
ECW Championship
Matt Hardy (C) vs. Mark Henry
Jeff Hardy vs. HHH
Hair vs. Hair Match
Shawn Michaels vs. Chavo Guerrero
Titans Battle Royal
Batista vs. Kane vs. Mike Knox vs. Ezekiel Jackson vs. Umaga vs. The Great Khali vs. The Big Show vs. Snitsky vs. Jack Swagger
Women's/Divas Championship Unification Match
Beth Phoenix (Women's) vs. Gail Kim (Divas)
Intercontinental Championship Match
William Regal (C) vs. Santino Marella
U.S. Title Match
R Truth (C) vs. Mr. Kennedy
TLC World Tag Team/WWE Tag Team Championship Unification Match
CM Punk & Kofi Kingston (World Tag Team Champions) vs. The Colóns (WWE Tag Team Champions) vs. Team Priceless vs. Jesse & Festus vs. The Miz & John Morrison vs. Cryme Tyme
Raw vs. Smackdown! Match
Edge vs. Randy Orton
Vladimir Kozlov (C) vs. The Undertaker
World Heavyweight Championship Match
Chris Jericho (C) vs. John Cena
ECW Championship
Matt Hardy (C) vs. Mark Henry
Jeff Hardy vs. HHH
Hair vs. Hair Match
Shawn Michaels vs. Chavo Guerrero
Titans Battle Royal
Batista vs. Kane vs. Mike Knox vs. Ezekiel Jackson vs. Umaga vs. The Great Khali vs. The Big Show vs. Snitsky vs. Jack Swagger
Women's/Divas Championship Unification Match
Beth Phoenix (Women's) vs. Gail Kim (Divas)
Intercontinental Championship Match
William Regal (C) vs. Santino Marella
U.S. Title Match
R Truth (C) vs. Mr. Kennedy
TLC World Tag Team/WWE Tag Team Championship Unification Match
CM Punk & Kofi Kingston (World Tag Team Champions) vs. The Colóns (WWE Tag Team Champions) vs. Team Priceless vs. Jesse & Festus vs. The Miz & John Morrison vs. Cryme Tyme
Raw vs. Smackdown! Match
Edge vs. Randy Orton
Christian Battlez
Getting Noticed By Management
WWE Championship
Edge(C) vs Jeff Hardy
World Heavyweight Championship
Jericho(C) vs Cena
Undertaker vs Shawn Micheals
Legend vs Legend Killer
Stonecold vs Randy Orton
ECW Championship
Matt Hardy(C) vs John Morrison
MITB Ladder Match
MVP vs TBK vs Shelton vs Miz vs Finlay vs Punk vs Kingston vs Christian
Intercontinental Championship
Regal(C) vs RVD
HHH vs Batista
World Tag Team Championship
Priceless(C) vs Cryme Time vs Bourne & Mysterio vs Hawkins & Ryder
Women's Championship
Beth Phoenix w/ Santino vs Kelly Kelly
United States Championship
Mr.Kennedy(C) vs R-Truth
Edge(C) vs Jeff Hardy
World Heavyweight Championship
Jericho(C) vs Cena
Undertaker vs Shawn Micheals
Legend vs Legend Killer
Stonecold vs Randy Orton
ECW Championship
Matt Hardy(C) vs John Morrison
MITB Ladder Match
MVP vs TBK vs Shelton vs Miz vs Finlay vs Punk vs Kingston vs Christian
Intercontinental Championship
Regal(C) vs RVD
HHH vs Batista
World Tag Team Championship
Priceless(C) vs Cryme Time vs Bourne & Mysterio vs Hawkins & Ryder
Women's Championship
Beth Phoenix w/ Santino vs Kelly Kelly
United States Championship
Mr.Kennedy(C) vs R-Truth
1. Money In The Bank Ladder Match:
Stone Cold Charlie Haas vs. Miz vs. John Morrison vs. Hurricane Helms vs. The Brian Kendrick vs. Vladimr Kozlov (US Champ)
Winner & new #1 Contender: The Brian Kendrick
Charlie Haas goes over huge with the crowd as the hometown Rattlesnake, but plays no major part in the match, except maybe a stunner on Kozlov off the ladder. Miz turns face after leveling Morrison halfway up the ladder, setting up a nice feud, maybe eventually for the ECW strap. Hurricane Helms comes close, but never quite gets to the top, and the match ends with TBK hitting The Kendrick on Kozlov with everyone else laid out outside the ring, and climbing the ladder for the briefcase.
2. Women's Championship:
Melina (RAW Champ) vs. Natalya (Diva's Champ) vs. Gail Kim
Winner & new Women's Champ: Gail Kim
Match starts with Natalya fighting off both faces, and a flurry of 2 counts. She gets frustrated and thrown off her game. Melina goes for a hurry up pin, but Gail Kim covers her for the 3, and RAW's Women's Belt.
3. ECW Championship:
Mark Henry (C) vs. Evan Bourne
Winner: Evan Bourne (via DQ)
Evan Bourne tries to carry Mark Henry through the match, only to fail...horribly. As Bourne climbs the ropes for the Shooting Star Press, Tony Atlas shoves him off the top rope, getting Mark Henry disqualified, but keeping the belt around his waist.
4. WWE Tag Team Championship:
Ryder/Hawkins (C) vs. MVP/R-Truth
Winners & new WWE Tag Champs: MVP/R-Truth
Vickie forces MVP to turn face by putting him in match after match against unbeatable opponents. She puts him against her lackies in a title match, and makes him find his own tag partner. As the bells rings, he has no partner. A few minutes into the match, he looks beat, and R-Truth's music hits, as he comes through the crowd to save the day. He gets the hot tag, cleans house, and him and MVP walk out as tag champs.
5. Smackdown vs. RAW Brand Supremacy:
Cryme Tyme (World Tag Champs) w/ Kofi Kingston vs. Carlito, Primo, Umaga
Winners: Cryme Tyme w/ Kofi Kingston
Match starts out with Kofi and Carlito exchanging punches, until Primo tags himself in and Kofi gets the upper hand. He tags in Shad, and Primo races to tag in Umaga. Shad comes off the ropes for a few shoulder bumps, but Umaga takes it, and lands a nasty headbutt, laying him out. Umaga picks him up, and goes for the Samoan Spike, but Shad fights him off and tags in Kofi. Kofi rallies back against Umaga, until Umaga is forced to tag out. Carlito comes in, and hits the Back Cracker, and things look bad for the faces. Kofi gets double-teamed in the corner while his partners rush to his aid, and distract the ref. He eventually struggles to the tag, and gets JTG involved in the match. He takes control for the faces, and gets Kofi back in to end the match with Boom! Boom! Boom!
6. Intercontinental Championship:
Randy Orton (C) vs. CM Punk
Winner & new IC Champ: CM Punk
CM Punk is the last man eliminated from the Rumble, and earns the respect of RKO, so he is given a title shot at his new IC Belt at 'Mania XXV. Crowd is split, but CM Punk and RKO go back and forth the entire match. CM Punk shoves off an RKO attempt and hits the GTS on Orton, but Orton kicks out at 2 and a half. RKO fights back, and levels Punk with the RKO, but is down for the count as well. At 8, CM Punk crawls and drapes an arm over Orton for the victory.
7. JBL & Big Show vs. John Cena & HHH
Winners: JBL & Big Show
John Cena and HHH dominate the entire match, until Vickie and Stephanie distract the ref while Chavo, Bam Neely, and Regal run into the ring and take out Trips and Cena for JBL and Big Show. From that point, it's pure heat for JBL and Big Show as they just man-handle the faces. Big Show stands up Cena for a big Clothesline From Hell, and JBL sets up HHH for a massive chokeslam from Big Show. Match ends with Big Show powerslamming a limp Cena onto a defenseless HHH and simply putting his foot over them for the count.
8. WWE Championship (TLC Match):
Jeff Hardy (C) vs. Chris Jericho vs. Edge
Winner: Jeff Hardy
Jeff wins the belt from HHH at the Rumble to end his brief run as a heel. Jericho wins the Chamber match at No Way Out and challenges Hardy for the belt. When it's announced as a TLC Match, Edge goes to Vickie and begs for forgiveness and wants in, because TLC is 'his' match, and Wrestlemania is 'his' show. He beats 'Taker in a #1 Contender's match on SD! to earn his spot in the match.
The match stays in the ring with no weapons for a few minutes until Jericho nails Hardy off the top rope as he goes for a Swanton onto Edge. Jericho and Edge go at it while Hardy is laid out outside the ring. Hardy gets back up and sets up the ladder outside the ring as Edge hits an Edge-O-Matic on Jericho. Hardy ascends the ladder and hits a Swanton on to both of them, and the ref starts the 10-count. Edge is up first and goes outside for the ladder, but is quickly met by Jericho diving through the ropes. Hardy runs along the barrier, and crashes into both competitors, and the ladder. Hardy gets up and tosses a table into the ring, as well as a chair. As he gets in the ring, Edge brings in a ladder, and hits an Edgecution on Hardy through the table. Jericho rushes into the ring, and him and Edge hit a Con-chair-to on Hardy, and then Jericho turns and lays out Edge with his chair. As he climbs the ladder, Edge tips it over, and it leads to a Jeff Hardy spot-fest, complete with Whisper In The Wind, the mule kick, a Twist Of Fate, and finally, a Swanton onto Edge who is laid out on the ladder. As Hardy recovers, Jericho slowly gets back in the ring and sets up a ladder. He gets to the top, and has his fingers on the belt when Edge bounces off the ropes, and dropkicks the ladder out from under him. Hardy nails another Twist Of Fate on Edge, climbs the ladder, and wins.
9. World Heavyweight Championship (Hell In A Cell):
Batista (C) vs. Kane (Rumble Winner)
Winner & new World Heavyweight Champ: Kane
Batista wins a hard fought match at the Rumble to win the belt, and Kane enters the Rumble at 28, and cleans house. CM Punk comes in at 30, but is no match for an over-powering Kane.
The match starts with power moves from both guys. Batista hits a quick spear on the outside, but Kane gets right back up. Kane throws Batista through the door, and Batista climbs the cage to escape Kane's rush of offense. Kane quickly follows, and the battle up top is tense as both men narrowly avoid falling off the cage. Batista almost falls, but recovers to land a rattling Spinebuster onto Kane, and weaken the cell's ceiling. Batista stalks Kane as he struggles to his feet, only to get a Batista bomb THROUGH the top. Batista makes his way down the cage wall, and when he's just about level with the ring, Kane sits up with a menacing look on his face. Batista is stunned. He runs into the cage and lands punch after punch on Kane, but Kane just takes it. Kane grabs him and chokeslams him hard in the middle of the ring, but Batista kicks out right before 3. Batista fights back and hits a spear, but Kane bounces up. Batista hits another one. And another. And Kane still gets up. Kane climbs the rope as Batista charges for another one, and hits Batista with the throat thrust off the top rope. He drags Batista into the middle of the ring, explodes his pyro, and pins Batista with the flame still burning off the ringposts.
10. The Icon Shawn Michaels vs. The Legend The Undertaker
Winner: The Undertaker
I don't even want to predict what would happen in this match...It would be classic, and everyone would be glued to their TV sets for 40+ minutes to see if the streak will end to the tune of Sweet Chin Music, or if The Showstopper will be stopped. I'm a huge HBK fan, but no one should end this streak.
The show should end with HBK and 'Taker shaking hands in the middle of the ring, as tons of pyros go off in celebration of 25 years of Wrestlemania, and all the superstars walking out to the ring.
Stone Cold Charlie Haas vs. Miz vs. John Morrison vs. Hurricane Helms vs. The Brian Kendrick vs. Vladimr Kozlov (US Champ)
Winner & new #1 Contender: The Brian Kendrick
Charlie Haas goes over huge with the crowd as the hometown Rattlesnake, but plays no major part in the match, except maybe a stunner on Kozlov off the ladder. Miz turns face after leveling Morrison halfway up the ladder, setting up a nice feud, maybe eventually for the ECW strap. Hurricane Helms comes close, but never quite gets to the top, and the match ends with TBK hitting The Kendrick on Kozlov with everyone else laid out outside the ring, and climbing the ladder for the briefcase.
2. Women's Championship:
Melina (RAW Champ) vs. Natalya (Diva's Champ) vs. Gail Kim
Winner & new Women's Champ: Gail Kim
Match starts with Natalya fighting off both faces, and a flurry of 2 counts. She gets frustrated and thrown off her game. Melina goes for a hurry up pin, but Gail Kim covers her for the 3, and RAW's Women's Belt.
3. ECW Championship:
Mark Henry (C) vs. Evan Bourne
Winner: Evan Bourne (via DQ)
Evan Bourne tries to carry Mark Henry through the match, only to fail...horribly. As Bourne climbs the ropes for the Shooting Star Press, Tony Atlas shoves him off the top rope, getting Mark Henry disqualified, but keeping the belt around his waist.
4. WWE Tag Team Championship:
Ryder/Hawkins (C) vs. MVP/R-Truth
Winners & new WWE Tag Champs: MVP/R-Truth
Vickie forces MVP to turn face by putting him in match after match against unbeatable opponents. She puts him against her lackies in a title match, and makes him find his own tag partner. As the bells rings, he has no partner. A few minutes into the match, he looks beat, and R-Truth's music hits, as he comes through the crowd to save the day. He gets the hot tag, cleans house, and him and MVP walk out as tag champs.
5. Smackdown vs. RAW Brand Supremacy:
Cryme Tyme (World Tag Champs) w/ Kofi Kingston vs. Carlito, Primo, Umaga
Winners: Cryme Tyme w/ Kofi Kingston
Match starts out with Kofi and Carlito exchanging punches, until Primo tags himself in and Kofi gets the upper hand. He tags in Shad, and Primo races to tag in Umaga. Shad comes off the ropes for a few shoulder bumps, but Umaga takes it, and lands a nasty headbutt, laying him out. Umaga picks him up, and goes for the Samoan Spike, but Shad fights him off and tags in Kofi. Kofi rallies back against Umaga, until Umaga is forced to tag out. Carlito comes in, and hits the Back Cracker, and things look bad for the faces. Kofi gets double-teamed in the corner while his partners rush to his aid, and distract the ref. He eventually struggles to the tag, and gets JTG involved in the match. He takes control for the faces, and gets Kofi back in to end the match with Boom! Boom! Boom!
6. Intercontinental Championship:
Randy Orton (C) vs. CM Punk
Winner & new IC Champ: CM Punk
CM Punk is the last man eliminated from the Rumble, and earns the respect of RKO, so he is given a title shot at his new IC Belt at 'Mania XXV. Crowd is split, but CM Punk and RKO go back and forth the entire match. CM Punk shoves off an RKO attempt and hits the GTS on Orton, but Orton kicks out at 2 and a half. RKO fights back, and levels Punk with the RKO, but is down for the count as well. At 8, CM Punk crawls and drapes an arm over Orton for the victory.
7. JBL & Big Show vs. John Cena & HHH
Winners: JBL & Big Show
John Cena and HHH dominate the entire match, until Vickie and Stephanie distract the ref while Chavo, Bam Neely, and Regal run into the ring and take out Trips and Cena for JBL and Big Show. From that point, it's pure heat for JBL and Big Show as they just man-handle the faces. Big Show stands up Cena for a big Clothesline From Hell, and JBL sets up HHH for a massive chokeslam from Big Show. Match ends with Big Show powerslamming a limp Cena onto a defenseless HHH and simply putting his foot over them for the count.
8. WWE Championship (TLC Match):
Jeff Hardy (C) vs. Chris Jericho vs. Edge
Winner: Jeff Hardy
Jeff wins the belt from HHH at the Rumble to end his brief run as a heel. Jericho wins the Chamber match at No Way Out and challenges Hardy for the belt. When it's announced as a TLC Match, Edge goes to Vickie and begs for forgiveness and wants in, because TLC is 'his' match, and Wrestlemania is 'his' show. He beats 'Taker in a #1 Contender's match on SD! to earn his spot in the match.
The match stays in the ring with no weapons for a few minutes until Jericho nails Hardy off the top rope as he goes for a Swanton onto Edge. Jericho and Edge go at it while Hardy is laid out outside the ring. Hardy gets back up and sets up the ladder outside the ring as Edge hits an Edge-O-Matic on Jericho. Hardy ascends the ladder and hits a Swanton on to both of them, and the ref starts the 10-count. Edge is up first and goes outside for the ladder, but is quickly met by Jericho diving through the ropes. Hardy runs along the barrier, and crashes into both competitors, and the ladder. Hardy gets up and tosses a table into the ring, as well as a chair. As he gets in the ring, Edge brings in a ladder, and hits an Edgecution on Hardy through the table. Jericho rushes into the ring, and him and Edge hit a Con-chair-to on Hardy, and then Jericho turns and lays out Edge with his chair. As he climbs the ladder, Edge tips it over, and it leads to a Jeff Hardy spot-fest, complete with Whisper In The Wind, the mule kick, a Twist Of Fate, and finally, a Swanton onto Edge who is laid out on the ladder. As Hardy recovers, Jericho slowly gets back in the ring and sets up a ladder. He gets to the top, and has his fingers on the belt when Edge bounces off the ropes, and dropkicks the ladder out from under him. Hardy nails another Twist Of Fate on Edge, climbs the ladder, and wins.
9. World Heavyweight Championship (Hell In A Cell):
Batista (C) vs. Kane (Rumble Winner)
Winner & new World Heavyweight Champ: Kane
Batista wins a hard fought match at the Rumble to win the belt, and Kane enters the Rumble at 28, and cleans house. CM Punk comes in at 30, but is no match for an over-powering Kane.
The match starts with power moves from both guys. Batista hits a quick spear on the outside, but Kane gets right back up. Kane throws Batista through the door, and Batista climbs the cage to escape Kane's rush of offense. Kane quickly follows, and the battle up top is tense as both men narrowly avoid falling off the cage. Batista almost falls, but recovers to land a rattling Spinebuster onto Kane, and weaken the cell's ceiling. Batista stalks Kane as he struggles to his feet, only to get a Batista bomb THROUGH the top. Batista makes his way down the cage wall, and when he's just about level with the ring, Kane sits up with a menacing look on his face. Batista is stunned. He runs into the cage and lands punch after punch on Kane, but Kane just takes it. Kane grabs him and chokeslams him hard in the middle of the ring, but Batista kicks out right before 3. Batista fights back and hits a spear, but Kane bounces up. Batista hits another one. And another. And Kane still gets up. Kane climbs the rope as Batista charges for another one, and hits Batista with the throat thrust off the top rope. He drags Batista into the middle of the ring, explodes his pyro, and pins Batista with the flame still burning off the ringposts.
10. The Icon Shawn Michaels vs. The Legend The Undertaker
Winner: The Undertaker
I don't even want to predict what would happen in this match...It would be classic, and everyone would be glued to their TV sets for 40+ minutes to see if the streak will end to the tune of Sweet Chin Music, or if The Showstopper will be stopped. I'm a huge HBK fan, but no one should end this streak.
The show should end with HBK and 'Taker shaking hands in the middle of the ring, as tons of pyros go off in celebration of 25 years of Wrestlemania, and all the superstars walking out to the ring.
Shawn Michaels vs. Undertaker (Loser RETIRES)
Randy Orton vs. Steve Austin (SCSA's Retirement match)
Edge(c) vs. Jeff Hardy (TLC, World Heavyweight Championship)
Rey Mysterio vs. Batista(c????) (WWE Championship)
John Cena vs. Mr. McMahon (Extreme Rules)
Matt Hardy(c) vs. Low-Ki (ECW Championship)
Kofi Kingston vs. Santino Marella vs. CM Punk vs. R-Truth vs. The Brian Kendrick vs. Umaga vs. Evan Bourne vs. John Morrison (Money in the Bank)
Triple H vs. Chris Jericho
Randy Orton vs. Steve Austin (SCSA's Retirement match)
Edge(c) vs. Jeff Hardy (TLC, World Heavyweight Championship)
Rey Mysterio vs. Batista(c????) (WWE Championship)
John Cena vs. Mr. McMahon (Extreme Rules)
Matt Hardy(c) vs. Low-Ki (ECW Championship)
Kofi Kingston vs. Santino Marella vs. CM Punk vs. R-Truth vs. The Brian Kendrick vs. Umaga vs. Evan Bourne vs. John Morrison (Money in the Bank)
Triple H vs. Chris Jericho
Paul Revere
Step In The Arena
Wrestlemania 25
Rey Mysterio Vs. CM Punk
Money In The Bank
The Miz Vs. Kofi Kingston Vs. The Brian Kendrick Vs. Evan Bourne Vs. R-Truth Vs. Ricky Ortiz Vs. Hurricane Helms Vs. Manu
Ted Dibiase Vs. Cody Rhodes
Women's Raw Vs. Smackdown Match
Mickie James & Kelly Kelly Vs. Victoria & Natalya
WWE United States Championship Match
MVP Vs. Mr. Kennedy
Vladimir Kozlov Vs. Umaga
ECW Championship
Matt Hardy Vs. John Morrison
Raw Vs. Smackdown Match
Triple H Vs. Chris Jericho
World Heavyweight Championship
John Cena Vs. Batista Vs. Randy Orton
Legend Vs. Streak
Shawn Michaels Vs. The Undertaker
WWE Championship Match
Edge Vs. Jeff Hardy
Rey Mysterio Vs. CM Punk
Money In The Bank
The Miz Vs. Kofi Kingston Vs. The Brian Kendrick Vs. Evan Bourne Vs. R-Truth Vs. Ricky Ortiz Vs. Hurricane Helms Vs. Manu
Ted Dibiase Vs. Cody Rhodes
Women's Raw Vs. Smackdown Match
Mickie James & Kelly Kelly Vs. Victoria & Natalya
WWE United States Championship Match
MVP Vs. Mr. Kennedy
Vladimir Kozlov Vs. Umaga
ECW Championship
Matt Hardy Vs. John Morrison
Raw Vs. Smackdown Match
Triple H Vs. Chris Jericho
World Heavyweight Championship
John Cena Vs. Batista Vs. Randy Orton
Legend Vs. Streak
Shawn Michaels Vs. The Undertaker
WWE Championship Match
Edge Vs. Jeff Hardy
Your kidding right?
THE Madcap
I'm MASSIVE and RIPPED
Jeff Hardy v Matt Hardy v Shelton Benjamin v Evan Bourne v Rey Mysterio v John Morrison v The Miz v R-Truth (MITB)
Colon Bros v Cryme Tyme v CM Punk & Kofi v Manu & Rhodes (Tag titles unification)
Ted Dibiase v William Regal (IC title)
Backstage skit involving divas, Santino, a few legends, Hornswoggle and a DAMN
MVP v Kennedy (US title)
Henry v Khali v Kane v Umaga
Koslov v Big show (shoot fight)
HBK v Taker
Layla v Kelly Kelly v Mickie James v Michelle McCool (last one to get stripped nekkid wins)
HHH v Edge (WWE title)
Batista v Orton v Y2J v Cena (WH Title)
Colon Bros v Cryme Tyme v CM Punk & Kofi v Manu & Rhodes (Tag titles unification)
Ted Dibiase v William Regal (IC title)
Backstage skit involving divas, Santino, a few legends, Hornswoggle and a DAMN
MVP v Kennedy (US title)
Henry v Khali v Kane v Umaga
Koslov v Big show (shoot fight)
HBK v Taker
Layla v Kelly Kelly v Mickie James v Michelle McCool (last one to get stripped nekkid wins)
HHH v Edge (WWE title)
Batista v Orton v Y2J v Cena (WH Title)
this may the best match anyone's made so far...
seriously though...not a bad card overall...two thumbs up
MITB
Matt Hardy vs. Miz vs. Morrison vs. Punk vs. Kofi vs. DiBiase Jr. vs. MVP vs. Kennedy
Winner - Kennedy
Inferno Match
Mysterio vs. Kane
Winner - Mysterio
I.C Title Match
William Regal v. Mike Knox
Winner - Knox
U.S Title Match
Shelton vs. Hurricane Helms
Winner - Helms
Filler/Comic Relief
Kozlov vs. a random 3 year old from the audience
Winner - Kozlov, after a flaming headbutt
Diva Battle Royale
Whoever all the divas are vs. Eachother
Winner - I don't give a fuck.
WHC Match
Jericho vs. Cena vs. Batista vs. Orton
Winner - Jericho or Orton
WWE Championship Match
Triple H vs. Edge
Winner - Edge
Brand Supremacy
HBK vs. Undertaker
Winner - Taker I guess
Promo's
Santino
Goldust
Some legends
etc.
Matt Hardy vs. Miz vs. Morrison vs. Punk vs. Kofi vs. DiBiase Jr. vs. MVP vs. Kennedy
Winner - Kennedy
Inferno Match
Mysterio vs. Kane
Winner - Mysterio
I.C Title Match
William Regal v. Mike Knox
Winner - Knox
U.S Title Match
Shelton vs. Hurricane Helms
Winner - Helms
Filler/Comic Relief
Kozlov vs. a random 3 year old from the audience
Winner - Kozlov, after a flaming headbutt
Diva Battle Royale
Whoever all the divas are vs. Eachother
Winner - I don't give a fuck.
WHC Match
Jericho vs. Cena vs. Batista vs. Orton
Winner - Jericho or Orton
WWE Championship Match
Triple H vs. Edge
Winner - Edge
Brand Supremacy
HBK vs. Undertaker
Winner - Taker I guess
Promo's
Santino
Goldust
Some legends
etc.
AnthonyMango/NoFate007
A Post Is Worth A Thousand Words
With the rumors flying around now that the WWE might actually be able to pull off Austin/Hogan, it got me thinking about how they could really, truly make the BEST WrestleMania XXV possible, so I figured I'd post here again lol.
MONEY IN THE BANK: John Morrison vs. Matt Hardy vs. The Miz vs. Rey Mysterio vs. Shelton Benjamin vs. MVP vs. Kane vs. Finlay
--Starts the show off with something very energetic and not too complex. Lots of high-risk spots, lots of action, and a mesh of a lot of different styles that would compliment each other (with Kane and Finlay being the outsiders a bit). John Morrison walks out the winner.
MCMAHON FEUD: Chris Jericho & JBL vs. Mr. Kennedy & CM Punk
--Jericho seems to be the prime candidate to be involved in the upcoming McMahon feud. JBL will have nothing to do, and although he's atrocious in the ring, the one thing he's good at is mic work during a storyline, so imagine if he's paired up with Jericho. Who do they feud with? Two of the younger guys who are in desperate need of a rub. Kennedy and Punk are both able to hold their own when it comes to the mic, so this match would have a decent build even though they wouldn't have enough time to really spend a lot on it. And what's good is that with Kennedy being involved, they can spend some of that build time on Smackdown to balance it out.
RANDOM MATCH: Umaga vs. The Big Show
--To keep up the trend, you have one action piece, then a storyline feud so as to not over-saturate the fans with too much action and then too much plot. So the next in line is just gimmicky action. Two of the biggest guys the WWE has go up against each other in a big man brawl scenario. Umaga wins and prepares for his upcoming feud with the Undertaker. This also acts as a sort of piss/food break for people, as it doesn't matter all too much. Kids would eat it up, though, watching these two guys go at it, and it doesn't need much of a build, so its nice filler.
WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP: John Cena vs. Randy Orton
--Orton comes out with Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase in his corner, since I had no place for them haha. This is a more storyline based feud. Shame to put a title match so low on the card, but you'll see why. Since Orton pinned Cena at WM 24, Cena gets the win here, but since that's controversial with the crowd, its good to have it here where people can sort of forget about it, rather than having their monumental ppv end with their top guy being booed.
BRAND SUPREMACY: HBK vs. Undertaker
--The great equalizer. No feud. No storyline. Just throw it under the Brand Supremacy angle and have these two spend their time plotting the match out. Guaranteed they perform one hell of a match. Undertaker wins to keep his streak going.
WOMEN'S DIVISION: Mickie James vs. Natalya
--Another piss break. Maybe they could even have this as a Women's Champion versus Diva's Champion thing. That, of course, would require Mickie and Natalya winning their respective titles, but who really cares? This is just a match they haven't done yet between two of their best women. Naturally they'd want to have the rest of the divas come out and make it a lumberjack match.
LEGENDS BATTLE: Austin vs. Hogan
--No real explanation needed. I just can't think of what would be the proper way to end the match, as either man going over the other just feels odd, but a double DQ or something is a cop out.
WWE CHAMPIONSHIP: Edge vs. HHH vs. Christian vs. Jeff Hardy
--K, so here's the build. Christian returns at the Royal Rumble and screws Jeff out of the title, with Edge winning it. Since Edge and Vickie are still together, they decide to give Edge a bye when it comes to No Way Out. Instead of having a championship defense, he's instead the special guest referee of the Smackdown Elimination Chamber. Your six contestants are Jeff Hardy, Christian, HHH, Kozlov, Undertaker, and Big Show. Undertaker is eliminated by Christian due to Edge's interference (which plays into him getting the Brand Supremacy position by Vickie as payback in a way). HHH eliminates Big Show, Hardy eliminates Kozlov. Final three people are obviously Hardy, HHH, and Christian. Well, Edge and Christian team up on them and Christian pins them both, winning the Elimination Chamber, screwing Hardy and HHH out of it. Edge and Christian celebrate, and Hardy and HHH go ballistic on the next Smackdown. Frustration builds on the Smackdown set and people are pissed at Vickie. HHH and Hardy were screwed, Undertaker is mad and Big Show is now upset and turns face. Vickie requests Umaga to take care of Big Show (leading to their Mania match), gives Undertaker a short Kozlov feud to determine who will become the representative for the Brand Supremacy match, and after pressure from the entire backstage locker room, agrees to have a match between Edge & Christian versus Hardy and HHH, and if the H's win, the WrestleMania match becomes a fatal fourway. They do. The main event starts off seeming like a tag team match almost, but eventually Christian and Edge turn on each other, making it a true 1vs1vs1vs1 scenario. It ends with Hardy winning back his championship, as that's the best story to tell, by pinning Christian after Edge spears him and Hardy hits the Swanton. Maybe at Backlash, we have Christian versus Edge and Hardy versus HHH, in which HHH actually puts Hardy over the right way and lays down for a clean pinfall. Either way, the ppv ends with a guy who could be a huge star in the company winning his rightful title back after a huge angle and a grueling Fatal Fourway match.
NoFate for WWE Creative. Haha.
MONEY IN THE BANK: John Morrison vs. Matt Hardy vs. The Miz vs. Rey Mysterio vs. Shelton Benjamin vs. MVP vs. Kane vs. Finlay
--Starts the show off with something very energetic and not too complex. Lots of high-risk spots, lots of action, and a mesh of a lot of different styles that would compliment each other (with Kane and Finlay being the outsiders a bit). John Morrison walks out the winner.
MCMAHON FEUD: Chris Jericho & JBL vs. Mr. Kennedy & CM Punk
--Jericho seems to be the prime candidate to be involved in the upcoming McMahon feud. JBL will have nothing to do, and although he's atrocious in the ring, the one thing he's good at is mic work during a storyline, so imagine if he's paired up with Jericho. Who do they feud with? Two of the younger guys who are in desperate need of a rub. Kennedy and Punk are both able to hold their own when it comes to the mic, so this match would have a decent build even though they wouldn't have enough time to really spend a lot on it. And what's good is that with Kennedy being involved, they can spend some of that build time on Smackdown to balance it out.
RANDOM MATCH: Umaga vs. The Big Show
--To keep up the trend, you have one action piece, then a storyline feud so as to not over-saturate the fans with too much action and then too much plot. So the next in line is just gimmicky action. Two of the biggest guys the WWE has go up against each other in a big man brawl scenario. Umaga wins and prepares for his upcoming feud with the Undertaker. This also acts as a sort of piss/food break for people, as it doesn't matter all too much. Kids would eat it up, though, watching these two guys go at it, and it doesn't need much of a build, so its nice filler.
WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP: John Cena vs. Randy Orton
--Orton comes out with Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase in his corner, since I had no place for them haha. This is a more storyline based feud. Shame to put a title match so low on the card, but you'll see why. Since Orton pinned Cena at WM 24, Cena gets the win here, but since that's controversial with the crowd, its good to have it here where people can sort of forget about it, rather than having their monumental ppv end with their top guy being booed.
BRAND SUPREMACY: HBK vs. Undertaker
--The great equalizer. No feud. No storyline. Just throw it under the Brand Supremacy angle and have these two spend their time plotting the match out. Guaranteed they perform one hell of a match. Undertaker wins to keep his streak going.
WOMEN'S DIVISION: Mickie James vs. Natalya
--Another piss break. Maybe they could even have this as a Women's Champion versus Diva's Champion thing. That, of course, would require Mickie and Natalya winning their respective titles, but who really cares? This is just a match they haven't done yet between two of their best women. Naturally they'd want to have the rest of the divas come out and make it a lumberjack match.
LEGENDS BATTLE: Austin vs. Hogan
--No real explanation needed. I just can't think of what would be the proper way to end the match, as either man going over the other just feels odd, but a double DQ or something is a cop out.
WWE CHAMPIONSHIP: Edge vs. HHH vs. Christian vs. Jeff Hardy
--K, so here's the build. Christian returns at the Royal Rumble and screws Jeff out of the title, with Edge winning it. Since Edge and Vickie are still together, they decide to give Edge a bye when it comes to No Way Out. Instead of having a championship defense, he's instead the special guest referee of the Smackdown Elimination Chamber. Your six contestants are Jeff Hardy, Christian, HHH, Kozlov, Undertaker, and Big Show. Undertaker is eliminated by Christian due to Edge's interference (which plays into him getting the Brand Supremacy position by Vickie as payback in a way). HHH eliminates Big Show, Hardy eliminates Kozlov. Final three people are obviously Hardy, HHH, and Christian. Well, Edge and Christian team up on them and Christian pins them both, winning the Elimination Chamber, screwing Hardy and HHH out of it. Edge and Christian celebrate, and Hardy and HHH go ballistic on the next Smackdown. Frustration builds on the Smackdown set and people are pissed at Vickie. HHH and Hardy were screwed, Undertaker is mad and Big Show is now upset and turns face. Vickie requests Umaga to take care of Big Show (leading to their Mania match), gives Undertaker a short Kozlov feud to determine who will become the representative for the Brand Supremacy match, and after pressure from the entire backstage locker room, agrees to have a match between Edge & Christian versus Hardy and HHH, and if the H's win, the WrestleMania match becomes a fatal fourway. They do. The main event starts off seeming like a tag team match almost, but eventually Christian and Edge turn on each other, making it a true 1vs1vs1vs1 scenario. It ends with Hardy winning back his championship, as that's the best story to tell, by pinning Christian after Edge spears him and Hardy hits the Swanton. Maybe at Backlash, we have Christian versus Edge and Hardy versus HHH, in which HHH actually puts Hardy over the right way and lays down for a clean pinfall. Either way, the ppv ends with a guy who could be a huge star in the company winning his rightful title back after a huge angle and a grueling Fatal Fourway match.
NoFate for WWE Creative. Haha.
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Occasional Pre-Show
WWE Title Match
-Triple H (c) vs Undertaker vs Big Show
World Heavyweight Championship Match:
-John Cena (c) vs Randy Orton vs Chris Jericho
80's Era vs Attitude Era...Legend vs Legend
-Hulk Hogan vs Stone Cold Steve Austin
Grudge Tag Match
-Matt and Jeff Hardy vs Edge and Christian
Womens Championship Match
-Beth Phoenix (c) vs Trish Stratus
Money In The Bank Ladder Match
-Shelton Benjamin vs The Brian Kendrick vs Kofi Kingston vs Mr. Kennedy vs Jack Swagger vs CM Punk vs MVP vs Kane
Grudge Match
-JBL vs Shawn Michaels
World Tag Team Title Match
-Miz and Morrison vs Rey Mysterio and Evan Bourne
20-Man Battle Royal
-Everyone else thats not on the card already
Thats the best/most realistic card I can think of...
-Triple H (c) vs Undertaker vs Big Show
World Heavyweight Championship Match:
-John Cena (c) vs Randy Orton vs Chris Jericho
80's Era vs Attitude Era...Legend vs Legend
-Hulk Hogan vs Stone Cold Steve Austin
Grudge Tag Match
-Matt and Jeff Hardy vs Edge and Christian
Womens Championship Match
-Beth Phoenix (c) vs Trish Stratus
Money In The Bank Ladder Match
-Shelton Benjamin vs The Brian Kendrick vs Kofi Kingston vs Mr. Kennedy vs Jack Swagger vs CM Punk vs MVP vs Kane
Grudge Match
-JBL vs Shawn Michaels
World Tag Team Title Match
-Miz and Morrison vs Rey Mysterio and Evan Bourne
20-Man Battle Royal
-Everyone else thats not on the card already
Thats the best/most realistic card I can think of...