Shawn Michaels came to Raw with revenge on his mind. He left Raw bloodied after exacting his revenge over two of the most hated WWE wrestlers: Edge and Randy Orton.
The action for the nights main event started early in the broadcast when Rated-RKO used “Hacksaw” Jim Duggan as an example first beating him up backstage then performing the con-chair-to on him infront of thousands of fans. Ric Flair responded by giving Shawn Michaels his support and backup. Rated-RKO’s response: another beat down, this time with Flair on the recieving end.
An obviously furious Michaels delivered sweet chin music to Todd Grisham …read more

Well this weeks WWE Raw preview may just be the vaguest to come out of WWE ever, that is short of them not telling us anything. Here is what we do know. Expect more Cena/Umaga rivalry this week. I mean even WWE is hinting that it may be reaching an end and I can only hope so since a new storyline is always welcome. The only match that war announced (and has been for a week) is the 2-on-1 handicap match between Rated-RKO and Shawn Michaels.
As much as I hoped the Ric Flair and Kenny Dyksta storyline was done WWE …read more

John Cena opened up RAW last night adressing just how tough Umaga was but that his win was not a ‘fluke’ as Umaga’s manager Armando Estrada had indicated. Cena indicated he was willing to challenge Umaga again for the championship on RAW until Johnathan Coachman appeared to announce RAW’s newest member, the Great Khali.
So it appears the rumors were true and Khali has indeed moved to RAW. Coachmen stated he was giving Umaga the night off because of his hard work at NYR and that Cena would face the Great Khali in a non-title match instead.
The match was bad for …read more

All WWE.com is reporting for tonight’s match is that ‘Donald Trump’ will be facing ‘Rosie O’Donnell’. Now we all know that this will be impersonators doing the actual action but this just seems so…dumb. Maybe WWE can prove me wrong on this one but I really don’t like the impersonator stories, especially when they are the only thing being hyped about tonight’s show.
ProWrestling.com has some other unconfirmed previews for tonights show as well. Here is what they are saying:
“Jeff Hardy will put his Intercontinental Title on the line on tonight’s show against Kenny Dykstra.
The Great Khali is expected to make …read more

Kenny Dykstra beat Ric Flair in their singles match. Kenny had the upper hand from the get go and despite showing mild effort Flair was unable to beat the youngster. 10 minutes into the match Dykstra landed a low blow while the ref was distracted and got the pin.
Check back later for more results and a full recap of New Year’s Revolution.

Tonight is the WWE New Years Revolution PPV and here is a preview of the matches set to go down tonight.
John Cena and Umaga will duke it out in what can be considered the main event. The championship bout will pit Umaga’s unbeaten streak in the WWE against Cena and his title. The match has been set for weeks and has been getting progressively hyped. Prediction: Look for Umaga’s streak to end and Cena to retain.
The ’secondary main event’ as I have come to call it will be D-Generation X against current Tag Team Champions Rated-RKO. Rated-RKO topped DX back …read more

Last nights RAW opened with the non-title match between John Cena and Kevin Federline. Before the match started K-fed announced it was now a no disqualification match. Federline then announces his friend and trainer Johnny Nitro who accompanies his to the ring. After trading some blows Cena took the upper hand until Umaga came from out of nowhere and attacked Cena.
Estrada accompanied Umaga to the ring carrying Cena’s belt. The ref told Umaga to leave the ring after which he hit Cena over the head with the belt and then left the ring with Estrada in tow. Federline then took …read more