
Joining me tonight to occasionally add in his always-hilarious quips is the circle
to my square, the salt to my pepper, the peanut butter to my jelly, and tons of other little 'je ne sais quoi's that I've
never understood, Sean Carless! Thank goodness, too; chances are that I'll forget to make jokes tonight. Sean's basically just saving my ass here. What
a guy.
The show begins with a retrospective on the last 20 years' worth of Survivor Series. The weird-voiced announcer
guy from all the pay-per-views assures us that the tradition continues. Damn; this year, I was expecting a GOOD Survivor Series.
Oh well. They go over some of the bigger matches on the card, like Michaels/Orton and Undertaker/Batista. Holy crap, that's
a lot of pyro. And we are LIVE from Miami, Florida! Surprisingly, Joey Styles greets us, which probably means we're getting
the ECW match first. Hey, what do you know?
Punk
is out first with his shiny, plastic belt. Mizanin is out next... WITH A BELT? What the hell? Apparently Mizanin's a WWE Tag
champ. Yeah, you just live with the fact that Mike fucking Mizanin's face will go down in the annals of WWE history, whoever
booked that shit. Morrison makes his way out next with the other Tag belt, and I just shit my pants laughing at the slow-motion
hair flailing he gets for an entrance. Too bad Morrison didn't follow that up with "L'Oreal. Because I'm worth it." And the
match begins! Miz and Morrison both go after Punk in the corner, but Punk retaliates with a big kick to Miz's face. Miz and
Morrison are thrown out of the ring, and Punk goes airborne~! A "CM Punk" chant breaks out. Miz blocks a top rope attempt
from Punk, and Mizorrison double-team Punk. Mizanin turns on Morrison and tosses him out of the ring, and proceeds to put
a chin hold on Punk. Morrison distracts Mizanin, and Punk delivers a sweet Enziguiri on the Miz. Morrison makes the first
pin attempt after tossing Mizanin out of the ring, but only gets a 2-count. Japanese sleeper on Punk, and Punk is tossed out
of the ring as well. Mizanin makes his way back into the ring for some one-on-one action against Morrison. Christ, Mizanin's
pants sure are distracting with all that Bedazzlerness. Morrison delivers an awesome-looking split-legged corkscrew moonsault
onto Mizanin. Punk reenters the ring and delivers a Huracanrana onto Morrison. Morrison flies right into a powerbomb from
Mizanin, which just looked impressive. Wait... something Mizanin took part in actually impressed me? Amazing. Punk goes for
the pin on Mizanin, but settles for a 2-count. I've gotta say, this match is moving pretty quick for me to type out everything
they're doing. Punk goes for the GTS on Mizanin and retains the belt at about 16 minutes, so says my clock.
WINNER: CM Punk, because Morrison told JBL "fuck you", and Mizanin just plain sucks.
Definitely
a good opening match, even for ECW. The best part? I'm still trying to decide between that Huracanrana into a Powerbomb and
the "MIZ-ERABLE" sign in the crowd.
JBL and Michael Cole take over commentary, and go over the MVP/Hardy goings-on
from last Friday. Some woman with an amazingly large drive-in movie screen forehead interviews MVP. MVP assures us that Matt
Hardy will not be competing tonight, and is walking with a crutch, which resembles his entire career of needing a crutch to
get through all his matches (those crutches being Jeff Hardy and MVP himself). Lovely.
TEN-DIVA CLUSTERFUCK
WITH LOTS OF DIVAS AND LITTLE ACTION
Beth Phoenix is out first, and the cameras cut to Jim Ross and
Jerry Lawler. Lawler is, of course, licking his lips in a way that'll have LL Cool J want to sue for gimmick infringement.
Layla is out next with shitty techno-ish music (though, not as shitty as Candice's music). Christ, these women walk fast.
Okay, Jillian, Victoria, and Melina came out as I typed those last three sentences. Melina severely botches her split-legged
entrance, but laughs it off. She decides like spread her legs a second time for her fans, with a big ol' smile on her face.
Torrie makes her way to the ring next, followed by Michelle McCool, who I actually thought was Kelly Kelly. Yeah, she's out
next looking like a skanky XFL cheerleader. Maria's out next. Can we just get this match over with? Christ. Here comes Mickie
James, and this match is on! Victoria and Michelle start off the match, starting off with a few holds. Michelle knocks Victoria
onto her back and goes for the pin. Barely a 1-count. Michelle tags in Torrie Wilson. Victoria delivers a side slam and covers
for a 2. Victoria tags Layla in. Layla misses a roundhouse kick. Michelle tags Kelly Kelly in. Oh, God. Luckily, Layla tags
Jillian in. Jillian screams hard enough to make my ears bleed. Kelly goes for some fancy-pants pin, but no cigar. Maria is
tagged in, followed by Beth Phoenix. As I finish typing that, Layla tags in, then she tags Melina in. Melina gets caught on
the ropes as Mickie James is tagged in. Mickie delivers a Lou Thesz Press onto Melina. There is quite a lot of interference
in this match, and now the action has spilled onto the outside. Mickie gives Melina a... passionate kiss... and delivers a
finisher I didn't even see for the win.
WINNERS: Mickie James, Kelly Kelly, Torrie Wilson, Michelle McCool, and Maria.
Oh, and anyone with a penis, I guess.
CODY RHODES and HARDCORE HOLLY vs.
LANCE CADE and TREVOR MURDOCH w/ OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE THEME MUSIC for the WORLD TAG TEAM TITLES
Rhodes and Cade
start off the match. Quite a bit of back and forth action between the two. I've gotta say, I couldn't care less about this
match. I'm actually more enthralled with the size of Holly's ears. I think that, if Holyfield ever lost an ear chunk again,
Holly would be more than happy to donate 1/16 of his ear, which should be enough to reconstruct Holyfield's ear AND construct
a skintastic, lifesize replica of the Twin Towers. As if you didn't already guess, the crowd is quite dead for this match.
I'm sure Holly's used to the silence, but with those giant fucking ears, I think it's safe to say that the silence he hears
is deafening. Good Christ. Murdoch delivers a Canadian Destroyer (FORESHADOWING~!?!) on Cody for the win. Petey Williams is
not amused. Neither am I... or the fans, I guess.
WINNERS: Cade and Murdoch.
For some reason, my cable provider's TV guide is telling me that this show ends at 2 AM. Say it isn't so! I can't
possibly sit through all this.
Todd Grisham is standing by with Triple H and his team. Kane somehow brings up the Katie
Vick incident. Hunter apologizes with a meek "Um, yeah, sorry about that." Jeff brings up the fact that H put him in the hospital
once, which gets a "Yeah, my bad." Hilarious.
It's time for the Survivor Series elimination match! I guess it's five-on-four
tonight.
TRADITIONAL SURVIVOR SERIES MATCH; TEAM TRIPLE H vs. TEAM... who's leading the
other team?
Sean's note: I love that the Heels here are apparently captained by Umaga, a dude who doesn't speak English
(yet surprisingly was able to put his savage tendencies/language barriers aside to get a custom grill made) and thus
would have no way to communicate with them. And even if he could? I'm starting to think he wouldn't be much help. Clearly,
the dude has short term memory problems like that guy in the movie Memento, if he has to tattoo HIS FUCKING COUNTRY ON HIS STOMACH. I'm convinced that somewhere on him, he also has a tat that says
"Remember Samu Jankis". But on second thought, that's probably not possible. Guy Pearce's character in that movie contracted
his amnesia through HEAD TRAUMA. And well, we all know that cannot happen to a Samoan. Well, if wrestling has taught
us anything....
Kennedy and Mysterio start off by locking up. Kennedy
takes Mysterio down to the mat. Mysterio retaliates with an arm hold, but Kennedy reverses into one of his own. Kennedy knees
Mysterio in the face. He puts a stop to Mysterio's momentum with a clothesline. Mysterio gains the upper hand again and goes
for the cover for a mere 2-count. Jeff is tagged in, and goes for a Poetry in Motion. Kennedy tags MVP in. MVP kicks Hardy
in the back of the head, then seems to feign injury. Big Daddy V is tagged in. Good, I could used a break from typing so much.
V steps all over Hardy's chest, then picks him up and slaps the crap out of his chest. Hardy makes it to his corner and tags
Kane in. Kane quickly falls into a belly-to-belly suplex and kicks out of a pin attempt. MVP steps into the ring and eats
a sidewalk slam for his efforts. Finlay interferes and eats a chokeslam. Wow, I'm hungry. Kane is quickly eliminated from
the match. Triple H enters the ring and attempts to take Big Daddy V off his feet. H rolls out of a splash attempt. V tags
Umaga in. Christ, between CM, V, MVP and H, there's a lot of letters in these names...
Belly-to-belly suplex on Hunter,
and Umaga gains the upper hand. A Triple H chant breaks out in the arena. Umaga misses a flying headbutt (you'd think it'd
be banned...) Hunter tags in Mysterio, who is quickly taken down. Mysterio dodges a giant ass to his face and delivers a Huracanrana,
followed by a 619. Umaga kicks out of a pin attempt from Mysterio. Mysterio goes for a springboard crossbody, but is brought
down to the mat FAST. Mysterio is eliminated from the match. This match is now a 5-on-2, with Triple H and Jeff Hardy left
to represent their team. Kennedy tags himself in, and delivers several right hands and kicks to Jeff Hardy. Hardy clotheslines
Kennedy twice. MVP blocks a corner maneuver from Hardy, and is tagged in. MVP gets Hardy in a head lock. I wish the crowd
was a bit louder for this. Hardy kicks MVP in the stomach and eliminates him. Kennedy is back in the ring. Triple H is tagged
in and delivers an atomic drop and clothesline on Kennedy. Kennedy gets a series of Irish Whips and clotheslines. Hunter goes
for the pin, but Big Daddy V interferes and goes for an elbow drop. H rolls out of the way and Kennedy gets the drop instead.
V is quickly disposed of and Kennedy is eliminated. V takes a double-DDT from H and Hardy, and Big Daddy V is eliminated to
a chorus of high-pitched cheers!
Finlay enters the ring next, and gets Hunter in the corner to deliver some kicks.
Finlay goes for the cover, but only gets a 2. Finlay delivers some knees to H's back, and goes for... well, he got on the
top rope and just jumped off and landed on his feet. Right. Jeff Hardy is tagged in, and he quickly backs Finlay into a corner.
Hardy goes for the pin, but also gets a 2. Two seems to be a favorite number tonight. COULD IT BE A SIGN OF CHRIS JERICHO'S
RETURN?!1111 Nah, that's just my inner mark finding clues where there aren't any. Hardy is tossed out of the ring after a
kick from Umaga. Hardy slowly makes it back in, and Finlay gets a 2-count. Finlay drills Hardy with elbows, and JBL reminds
us that Finlay loves to fight. Is that so? So does every wrestler ever. Hardy delivers a Whisper in the Wind out of nowhere.
Umaga is tagged in, and Triple H is in afterwards. I looked down at my keyboard, looked up, and Finlay was tagged in again.
A spinebuster from H sends Finlay to the mat, and he goes for the Pedigree, but Umaga kicks Hunter out of the way. Finlay
headbutts Hunter, then goes for the Celtic Cross before Hunter fights out and delivers a Pedigree. No pin here, and Umaga
is back in the ring. H tags Hardy in, but delivers another Pedigree before Hardy executes his Swanton Bomb. And this match
is OVER~! after Hardy pins Umaga for the win. My fingers hurt.
WINNERS: Team Triple H~!
Leave it to Triple H
to pin every single man in the match except for Umaga and MVP. Hunter and Hardy pose for the crowd and hug - typical post-match
stuff - while Umaga stares angrily from outside of the ring. Hardy claps along to his own music.
Shaquille O'Neal and his kids... and a little white skater kid... are in the crowd. The kids all play to the
cameras. Cute.
Back for some more Hornswoggle pacing! Mr. McMahon enters the office. It's time for a one-on-one talk
with Hornswoggle.
MR. MCMAHON vs. HORNSWOGGLE in a FATHER AND SON TALK~! Wait, this isn't a match...
Mr. McMahon
tells Hornswoggle that he made his match against Khali because he's a McMahon. McMahons always rise to the occasion, even
if they're the underdogs. They're warriors. They have omnipotence. They've got grapefruits the size of the Grand Canyon. They
have a knack for speaking in super-long-winded promos. He didn't say that last part. Whatever.
HEY~! It's Shane McMahon!
Dancing and bouncing and whatnot. Shane grabs a microphone and tells us that it is his distinct pleasure to introduce his
dad. That's it? Here comes Vince and his awkward walk from Hell. Vince and Shane hug. Awwww. Shane is privileged to introduce
to his "little" (HAR HAR HAR) brother, Hornswoggle.
HORNSWOGGLE vs. THE GREAT KHALI w/ Arab
Bischoff (TM Justin Shapiro and not some random WWE Creative asshole) in a HOW QUICK CAN THE CROWD GET TO THOSE BATHROOMS
MATCH
Hornswoggle's pretty pumped up after that McMahon speech. Out next is Khali, and I'm glad that my fingers
will finally be resting during this match. Vince and Shane leave the ring and request some chairs over at ringside. Arab Bischoff
grabs a microphone and reminds us that this is a sanctioned WWE match. How unfortunate for us. How bad is this match going
to be? Well, to put it this way, the crowd is chanting "WE WANT SHAQ." The chants are so loud that Vince just has to acknowledge
it. He apparently doesn't care about what the audience wants. Believe me, we all knew once this match was booked. Hornswoggle
tries to kick Khali in the legs, but Khali merely scares him off. More "WE WANT SHAQ" chants ensue. Hornswoggle spits green
Tajiri mist into Arab Bischoff's face. Hornswoggle pulls a shillelagh out from under the ring and beckons Khali to the ring.
Khali quickly disposes of the stick and kicks Hornswoggle, well, all over. He's got a giant foot, what can I say? "WE WANT
SHAQ" continues. Finlay interferes and beats the crap out of Khali a shillelagh of his own. Khali gets a kick to the balls
from Finlay. Khali actually sold the kick, too. Oh, this match ended in a DQ, but something tells me you don't care.
WINNER:
Not us, that's for damn sure.
Some guy from the Chicago Cubs is sitting in the crowd. This
guy from the Yankees that looks like this one guy who played Micky Dolenz in that VH1 movie about the Monkees is also there.
Johnny Damon, I think. We get a recap of the Michaels/Orton match from Cyber Sunday, where Michaels got a superpunch to the
balls. Cut to Raw the next night, where Michaels makes the funniest face after saying "...get my rematch, and I want it noooowww."
We get to see all five of Randy's Monday night Superkicks, which, I believe, made for some good build-up to tonight's match,
you know, despite the fact that we've already seen this match five times for free.
RANDY ORTON (C) vs. SHAWN MICHAELS for the WWE CHAMPIONSHIP, WHERE
MICHAELS CAN'T USE HIS PATENTED SWEET CHIN MUSIC FINISHER OR ELSE HE LOSES THE MATCH AND THE OPPORTUNITY TO CHALLENGE ORTON
FOR THE BELT FOREVER, AND ORTON CAN'T GET HIMSELF DISQUALIFIED BECAUSE THAT'D BE A VERY DOUCHEY THING TO DO AT A DAMN PPV
WHERE WE ALL PAID $40 DOLLARS TO SEE MICHAELS WIN ANYWAY. Dear God, where's my inhaler?
Michaels: THIS MAN RUINED MY LIFE. NOW I WILL HUG
HIS HEAD TO DEATH~!
Finally, the chinlock crap is over... for now. Orton falls to the outside, and Michaels delivers
a sweet springboard moonsault. At his age, that's pretty impressive. The funniest thing about this match is the fact that
JBL and Michael Cole look bored to tears watching it. Michaels gets Orton is a Sharpshooter. OOH, CHEEKY~! Quick, someone
ring the damn bell! Where's Earl Hebner when you need him? Orton reaches the bottom rope, forcing Michaels to break the Sharpshooter.
Damn. Orton delivers a Hangman from the ring apron. Back in the ring, Orton delivers a DDT to Michaels's head. This DDT, however,
didn't nearly end Shawn's career. Jim Ross tells us he's glad to see some pure wrestling in the ring. Did I mention Michaels
is now in a headlock? Michaels chops the crap out of Orton's tits. Michaels delivers a flying forearm, and an atomic drop
to Orton's shrunken balls. Dear God, I just got the worst visual of Orton's balls actually being two of Bobby Lashley's heads.
Don't ask me how or why I imagine things like that; I don't know either. Michaels goes to the top rope and delivers a flying
elbow onto Orton's chest. Michaels begins to tune up the band. The referee reminds him that he can't, but Michaels tells him
"I don't care." There's no Superkick after all. Michaels, and you won't believe this, puts Orton into a Crossface. His wife
and kid must be fearing for their lives now. Orton delivers an inverted backbreaker, and assumes his weird stalker position.
Orton thinks again about an RKO, and is about to go for a kick to HBK's head. SWEET. Nevermind. Michaels catches Orton in
an ankle lock! Lots of moves from wrestlers who aren't with the company anymore in this match. Orton finally breaks out of
the lock. Michaels takes Orton down again, but he gets kicked into the turnbuckle for his efforts. Michaels nearly goes for
a Superkick, but drops his leg in sadness, and falls into an RKO anyway. Oh well.
WINNER: Randy Orton, and the creator
of the headlock... chinlock... Someone please tell me what the difference between a headlock and a chinlock is.

Randy takes his title and raises it in the air for everyone to ogle at. He leaves the ring,
but slowly reenters to stare at the fallen Michaels. He lifts him up by the head and pants and drags him into the corner.
He orders Michaels to say that he is the best. He turns away, and, upon turning back around, eats some Sweet Chin Music. What
follows is the most hilarious fucking face in the history of post-Superkicks ever. If anyone out there is taking screenshots
of this show, please send me a shot of that.
Here is a SAVE_US promo, complete with really dramatic music. Tomorrow
night, folks! Don't act like you've lost your excitement.
BATISTA (C) vs. UNDERTAKER in a HELL IN THE CELL MATCHcross symbol. I mean, why not? Who knows more about YARDS, than Undertaker? After all, he spent 4 straight years
telling us to stay out of his (just like other old people do!). Clearly, there's not a thing Undertaker
can't sell! Unless it's the general offense and finishing holds of any of his opponents for the last 17 years...
This had better be good. They go over the build-up for this match, starting at Cyber
Sunday. Bad Batista promos, typical Undertaker promos. "You said you want a rematch? Fine. You've got it." This loser gives
in so easily. This video package basically plays up the fact that Undertaker's been in tons of these matches, so he may have
the advantage here. I'm dying for a snack break here. See that? I starve myself to bring you all coverage of this show. I'd
better get some feedback on this.
I WALK ALOOOOOONE, HUH~! Cancer nonsympathizer Batista is out first with his title.
Next is the Undertaker, with a big, fire-filled, smoky entrance. I can't believe he doesn't ever walk down to the ring while
coughing his ass off. There's more smoke on that stage than inside Scooby Doo's Mystery Machine. Speaking of which, can you
imagine Undertaker high on weed? When he gets the munchies, he snacks on the souls of the damned. Fuck yes. Undertaker slams
the cell door shut, and he and Batista are now locked in. Taker and Teest lock up, and Dave clotheslines Taker. Undertaker
whips Dave to the ropes, and goes for the Chokeslam. Batista battles out with an elbow. Undertaker makes the first pin attempt,
but we all know that a Cell match never ends in 2 minutes. Undertaker goes for the Snake Eyes, and it's obvious that Batista
doesn't know how to sell it. Undertaker finds a steel chair under the ring and brings it into the ring with him. Batista spears
Taker and grabs the chair himself. He runs at Taker in the corner, but Taker kicks the chair into Dave's face. Undertaker
tries another pin, but Cell matches don't end in 5 minutes either. Batista escapes a triangle choke attempt. The action goes
outside of the ring, and Taker grinds Batista's face into the chain-link fencing. Taker uses a chair to slam Batista's Adam's
apple. Batista is now bleeding from the mouth. JBL tells Michael Cole "listen to the crowd, Michael!" I don't hear a damn
thing, unfortunately. Undertaker goes for the pin, but, as has been well-documented throughout the night, he only gets a 2.
Undertaker goes for the Old School, but Batista catches him and delivers a spinebuster. Batista goes for the cover after some
back and forth action, but gets only a 2-count. A running powerslam gets Batista another 2-count pin attempt. Batista tosses
Undertaker outside of the ring and slams his head (more like hands) onto the steel steps. Undertaker is whipped into a cell
wall and clotheslined. During a replay, Batista is thrown into the steel steps. Undertaker brings Batista to his feet and
drives him head-first into the cell. I think someone bladed too deeply here, because Batista is super red in the face right
now. Undertaker slams a chair onto Batista's head. Back in the ring, Undertaker goes for the cover, but Batista kicks out
at 2. Batista catches Undertaker at the top turnbuckle and blocks another Old School attempt. He delivers a Superplex and
falls into a triangle choke shortly after. Batista is just bleeding profusely here. Undertaker grabs a steel step on the outside,
but Batista blocks the attack. Batista goes for the step himself and repeatedly rams it into Taker's head. Undertaker is now
bleeding as well. Minutes later, Undertaker goes for the slowest Tombstone piledriver ever, and goes for the pin. Batista
kicks out~! Another Tombstone onto the steel step that's inside the ring, but... HEY, IT'S EDGE~!11 And he's got no chainsaw,
but a camera. So much for the Evil Dead stuff. Edge is basically beating the shit out of Undertaker with anything he can find.
He drapes Batista over Undertaker, who scores the pinfall.
WINNER: Batista
How the hell did Edge get into the
Cell, anyway? Better question: why does Edge look like the guy from Puddle of Mudd? JBL and Michael Cole are baffled as to
how Edge got into the Cell. I have an idea. Now, it's just a theory, but hear me out. Edge isn't really Edge. Edge is actually
Undertaker, a well-known master of disguise. Undertaker is really Edge, who was medically cleared to wrestle anyway. Since
Undertaker has awesome mystical powers of doom, he, as Edge, magically appeared in the ring. Holy shit, that'd make for an
awesome storyline. I've just been informed that Edge was dressed as a cameraman. Oh. Fuck that, I still stand by my theory.
TWF FLASHBACK
November 2006
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