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Welcome to the FIRST and certainly not last RAW Report. I’m DW, and I’ll be reporting on the latest from the squared circle. First, let’s look at the injuries.
Rey Mysterio has already begun to start work without the use of his crutches, which is a very encouraging sign. Rey hopes to return within the next week or two. This means he SHOULD be back for the Royal Rumble, which is great news. Little is known about whether he will team with Edge again or whether he’ll get revenge on A-Train. Hopefully we’ll get the best of both worlds…Edge and Rey feuding with A-Train.
Speaking of A-Train, he suffered an injury at the SmackDown! Tapings when Brock Lesnar dangerously F5-ed him. A-Train may have derailed, but good (at least I think it is) news was that he was fine in the back.
Good news for any Randy Orton fans. He returned from injury not so long ago and should be ready to compete on the upcoming RAW filmed tonight. I suppose that’s good news for non-Orton fans since we won’t have to see them crappy “Get Well Randy” adverts anymore.
A lot has been happening in the back. Jim Ross officially ended the Ross Report last week, which is a great shame. Rumours have been circling about Goldberg and his possible signing. WWE seem more then certain Goldberg has joined the organization now. Hopefully he should be one our screens by mid-February. Bob Holly has been on the back page of nearly every newspaper in the States. The Tough Enough 2 trainer made a guest appearance on WWE Tough Enough III. He was in a tag team match, and one of his opponents was trainee Matt. Matt was said to have come out with cuts and bruises, and sporting a black eye. Bob was interviewed shortly afterwards and said he was not ashamed of what he done. He claimed that if the kid wanted to join the business, he had to prepare for injuries, cuts and bruises. He also said he was pretty píssed off at the criticism he received over the incident.
In SRW news, this week marked the in-ring return of Cong Man. He suffered a career threatening injury, but has remarkably recovered. We’ll see how well he done in rehab this week when he squares off with his old time nemesis, Reaver. Will Congie’s leg hold, or will he ruin his career once and for all. This week is also the debut for three young athletes in Admiral Ape, LL Cool TT and Firefly. Lets see who comes out on top when they clash in a Triple Threat match. Another new superstar has made his name in SRW, and is currently crawling up the CAW ladder. His main goal…to wreak havoc in SRW. Havoc has aligned himself with Hawk over the past few weeks. It all started in the brutal Hell in a Cell. Then it went on to the HardCAW Title match. Speaking of the Hell in a Cell, this match was voted Match of the Week on SRWwrestling.tk. It was so awesome, bodies everywhere, a total carnage. Who knows, it could be SRW Match of the Year 2003. The winner of the epic bout, new CAW Champion in Hawk. He’ll be in a non-title match against Jackal this week on Eclipse. Also Stone Edge has made an impressive impact in SRW. Firstly he won the LightCAW Championship, and then was snapped up by yours truly, DW, to be a member of DoA. Last thing to report on is the Triple Threat Euro-Continental Championship match. New Intercontinental Champion Booker T will face European Champion Eddie Guerrero and the Next Big Thing, King of the Ring Champion Brock Lesnar for the combined title. It’ll be interesting to see who comes out on top.
That’s it this week. I filled up three quarters of a page, as there was really nothing else to write on. Next week should be more organized, so it’ll be a lot longer. RAW Report will be a feature each Monday, so be sure to look out for it.
Rey Mysterio has already begun to start work without the use of his crutches, which is a very encouraging sign. Rey hopes to return within the next week or two. This means he SHOULD be back for the Royal Rumble, which is great news. Little is known about whether he will team with Edge again or whether he’ll get revenge on A-Train. Hopefully we’ll get the best of both worlds…Edge and Rey feuding with A-Train.
Speaking of A-Train, he suffered an injury at the SmackDown! Tapings when Brock Lesnar dangerously F5-ed him. A-Train may have derailed, but good (at least I think it is) news was that he was fine in the back.
Good news for any Randy Orton fans. He returned from injury not so long ago and should be ready to compete on the upcoming RAW filmed tonight. I suppose that’s good news for non-Orton fans since we won’t have to see them crappy “Get Well Randy” adverts anymore.
A lot has been happening in the back. Jim Ross officially ended the Ross Report last week, which is a great shame. Rumours have been circling about Goldberg and his possible signing. WWE seem more then certain Goldberg has joined the organization now. Hopefully he should be one our screens by mid-February. Bob Holly has been on the back page of nearly every newspaper in the States. The Tough Enough 2 trainer made a guest appearance on WWE Tough Enough III. He was in a tag team match, and one of his opponents was trainee Matt. Matt was said to have come out with cuts and bruises, and sporting a black eye. Bob was interviewed shortly afterwards and said he was not ashamed of what he done. He claimed that if the kid wanted to join the business, he had to prepare for injuries, cuts and bruises. He also said he was pretty píssed off at the criticism he received over the incident.
In SRW news, this week marked the in-ring return of Cong Man. He suffered a career threatening injury, but has remarkably recovered. We’ll see how well he done in rehab this week when he squares off with his old time nemesis, Reaver. Will Congie’s leg hold, or will he ruin his career once and for all. This week is also the debut for three young athletes in Admiral Ape, LL Cool TT and Firefly. Lets see who comes out on top when they clash in a Triple Threat match. Another new superstar has made his name in SRW, and is currently crawling up the CAW ladder. His main goal…to wreak havoc in SRW. Havoc has aligned himself with Hawk over the past few weeks. It all started in the brutal Hell in a Cell. Then it went on to the HardCAW Title match. Speaking of the Hell in a Cell, this match was voted Match of the Week on SRWwrestling.tk. It was so awesome, bodies everywhere, a total carnage. Who knows, it could be SRW Match of the Year 2003. The winner of the epic bout, new CAW Champion in Hawk. He’ll be in a non-title match against Jackal this week on Eclipse. Also Stone Edge has made an impressive impact in SRW. Firstly he won the LightCAW Championship, and then was snapped up by yours truly, DW, to be a member of DoA. Last thing to report on is the Triple Threat Euro-Continental Championship match. New Intercontinental Champion Booker T will face European Champion Eddie Guerrero and the Next Big Thing, King of the Ring Champion Brock Lesnar for the combined title. It’ll be interesting to see who comes out on top.
That’s it this week. I filled up three quarters of a page, as there was really nothing else to write on. Next week should be more organized, so it’ll be a lot longer. RAW Report will be a feature each Monday, so be sure to look out for it.
Damn HHH, the selfish SOB is trying to ruin the WWE single handed!
Ooh...I came across all JR...
Ooh...I came across all JR...
Grandprix wrote:
> In the final Ross Report, JR said that he decided to stop it. The real
> reason is that Vince decided to stop it because the Internet media and
> the talent were twisting what JR wrote.
wrestlezone are also saying HHH had a hand in it's closure as well as it was giving too much exposure on the WWE like he's said about Tough Enough and Confidential. Well at least too much exposure is something he should know all about
> In the final Ross Report, JR said that he decided to stop it. The real
> reason is that Vince decided to stop it because the Internet media and
> the talent were twisting what JR wrote.
wrestlezone are also saying HHH had a hand in it's closure as well as it was giving too much exposure on the WWE like he's said about Tough Enough and Confidential. Well at least too much exposure is something he should know all about
In the final Ross Report, JR said that he decided to stop it. The real reason is that Vince decided to stop it because the Internet media and the talent were twisting what JR wrote. Vince also feels that giving away less info will lead to more suprises.
We live in hope.
We live in hope.
Good stuff DW.
How come JR has ended the Ross Report anyway?
Nice info about a possible Goldberg and Bret Hart appearence, that would be good round about now.
How come JR has ended the Ross Report anyway?
Nice info about a possible Goldberg and Bret Hart appearence, that would be good round about now.
Wow, that's really cool. :D I wondered what it was when I saw the title, and it's like DW's very own Ross Report for WWE and SRW news.
Some interesting info on WWE and SRW Stuff there, keep it up DW mate. {:)
Some interesting info on WWE and SRW Stuff there, keep it up DW mate. {:)
Eddie Guerrero Injury Update:
Earlier today, I reported that Eddie Guerrero appeared to be injured at last night's SmackDown! tapings. To update the situation further, he was said to have pulled his SI joint (lower back) during his match with John Cena and B2. As I stated before, he was feeling better after the match and is scheduled to wrestle Sunday at the Royal Rumble.
Bret Hart To WWE Update:
Right now, there are conflicting reports amongst the internet and those backstage in WWE about the possibility of Bret Hart appearing on Tuesday's RAW Tenth Anniversary special. As we all know by now, there was a meeting between Bret and Vince in which Bret was allowed full rights to his video and picture library. Vince and Bret are trying to put their personal differences aside and from what various people are stating, Vince has left the door open for Bret to return for one final farewell address. Whether that will happen tomorrow night at the RAW tenth anniversary special is not yet known. We'll just have to wait and see.
Earlier today, I reported that Eddie Guerrero appeared to be injured at last night's SmackDown! tapings. To update the situation further, he was said to have pulled his SI joint (lower back) during his match with John Cena and B2. As I stated before, he was feeling better after the match and is scheduled to wrestle Sunday at the Royal Rumble.
Bret Hart To WWE Update:
Right now, there are conflicting reports amongst the internet and those backstage in WWE about the possibility of Bret Hart appearing on Tuesday's RAW Tenth Anniversary special. As we all know by now, there was a meeting between Bret and Vince in which Bret was allowed full rights to his video and picture library. Vince and Bret are trying to put their personal differences aside and from what various people are stating, Vince has left the door open for Bret to return for one final farewell address. Whether that will happen tomorrow night at the RAW tenth anniversary special is not yet known. We'll just have to wait and see.
Welcome to the FIRST and certainly not last RAW Report. I’m DW, and I’ll be reporting on the latest from the squared circle. First, let’s look at the injuries.
Rey Mysterio has already begun to start work without the use of his crutches, which is a very encouraging sign. Rey hopes to return within the next week or two. This means he SHOULD be back for the Royal Rumble, which is great news. Little is known about whether he will team with Edge again or whether he’ll get revenge on A-Train. Hopefully we’ll get the best of both worlds…Edge and Rey feuding with A-Train.
Speaking of A-Train, he suffered an injury at the SmackDown! Tapings when Brock Lesnar dangerously F5-ed him. A-Train may have derailed, but good (at least I think it is) news was that he was fine in the back.
Good news for any Randy Orton fans. He returned from injury not so long ago and should be ready to compete on the upcoming RAW filmed tonight. I suppose that’s good news for non-Orton fans since we won’t have to see them crappy “Get Well Randy” adverts anymore.
A lot has been happening in the back. Jim Ross officially ended the Ross Report last week, which is a great shame. Rumours have been circling about Goldberg and his possible signing. WWE seem more then certain Goldberg has joined the organization now. Hopefully he should be one our screens by mid-February. Bob Holly has been on the back page of nearly every newspaper in the States. The Tough Enough 2 trainer made a guest appearance on WWE Tough Enough III. He was in a tag team match, and one of his opponents was trainee Matt. Matt was said to have come out with cuts and bruises, and sporting a black eye. Bob was interviewed shortly afterwards and said he was not ashamed of what he done. He claimed that if the kid wanted to join the business, he had to prepare for injuries, cuts and bruises. He also said he was pretty píssed off at the criticism he received over the incident.
In SRW news, this week marked the in-ring return of Cong Man. He suffered a career threatening injury, but has remarkably recovered. We’ll see how well he done in rehab this week when he squares off with his old time nemesis, Reaver. Will Congie’s leg hold, or will he ruin his career once and for all. This week is also the debut for three young athletes in Admiral Ape, LL Cool TT and Firefly. Lets see who comes out on top when they clash in a Triple Threat match. Another new superstar has made his name in SRW, and is currently crawling up the CAW ladder. His main goal…to wreak havoc in SRW. Havoc has aligned himself with Hawk over the past few weeks. It all started in the brutal Hell in a Cell. Then it went on to the HardCAW Title match. Speaking of the Hell in a Cell, this match was voted Match of the Week on SRWwrestling.tk. It was so awesome, bodies everywhere, a total carnage. Who knows, it could be SRW Match of the Year 2003. The winner of the epic bout, new CAW Champion in Hawk. He’ll be in a non-title match against Jackal this week on Eclipse. Also Stone Edge has made an impressive impact in SRW. Firstly he won the LightCAW Championship, and then was snapped up by yours truly, DW, to be a member of DoA. Last thing to report on is the Triple Threat Euro-Continental Championship match. New Intercontinental Champion Booker T will face European Champion Eddie Guerrero and the Next Big Thing, King of the Ring Champion Brock Lesnar for the combined title. It’ll be interesting to see who comes out on top.
That’s it this week. I filled up three quarters of a page, as there was really nothing else to write on. Next week should be more organized, so it’ll be a lot longer. RAW Report will be a feature each Monday, so be sure to look out for it.
Rey Mysterio has already begun to start work without the use of his crutches, which is a very encouraging sign. Rey hopes to return within the next week or two. This means he SHOULD be back for the Royal Rumble, which is great news. Little is known about whether he will team with Edge again or whether he’ll get revenge on A-Train. Hopefully we’ll get the best of both worlds…Edge and Rey feuding with A-Train.
Speaking of A-Train, he suffered an injury at the SmackDown! Tapings when Brock Lesnar dangerously F5-ed him. A-Train may have derailed, but good (at least I think it is) news was that he was fine in the back.
Good news for any Randy Orton fans. He returned from injury not so long ago and should be ready to compete on the upcoming RAW filmed tonight. I suppose that’s good news for non-Orton fans since we won’t have to see them crappy “Get Well Randy” adverts anymore.
A lot has been happening in the back. Jim Ross officially ended the Ross Report last week, which is a great shame. Rumours have been circling about Goldberg and his possible signing. WWE seem more then certain Goldberg has joined the organization now. Hopefully he should be one our screens by mid-February. Bob Holly has been on the back page of nearly every newspaper in the States. The Tough Enough 2 trainer made a guest appearance on WWE Tough Enough III. He was in a tag team match, and one of his opponents was trainee Matt. Matt was said to have come out with cuts and bruises, and sporting a black eye. Bob was interviewed shortly afterwards and said he was not ashamed of what he done. He claimed that if the kid wanted to join the business, he had to prepare for injuries, cuts and bruises. He also said he was pretty píssed off at the criticism he received over the incident.
In SRW news, this week marked the in-ring return of Cong Man. He suffered a career threatening injury, but has remarkably recovered. We’ll see how well he done in rehab this week when he squares off with his old time nemesis, Reaver. Will Congie’s leg hold, or will he ruin his career once and for all. This week is also the debut for three young athletes in Admiral Ape, LL Cool TT and Firefly. Lets see who comes out on top when they clash in a Triple Threat match. Another new superstar has made his name in SRW, and is currently crawling up the CAW ladder. His main goal…to wreak havoc in SRW. Havoc has aligned himself with Hawk over the past few weeks. It all started in the brutal Hell in a Cell. Then it went on to the HardCAW Title match. Speaking of the Hell in a Cell, this match was voted Match of the Week on SRWwrestling.tk. It was so awesome, bodies everywhere, a total carnage. Who knows, it could be SRW Match of the Year 2003. The winner of the epic bout, new CAW Champion in Hawk. He’ll be in a non-title match against Jackal this week on Eclipse. Also Stone Edge has made an impressive impact in SRW. Firstly he won the LightCAW Championship, and then was snapped up by yours truly, DW, to be a member of DoA. Last thing to report on is the Triple Threat Euro-Continental Championship match. New Intercontinental Champion Booker T will face European Champion Eddie Guerrero and the Next Big Thing, King of the Ring Champion Brock Lesnar for the combined title. It’ll be interesting to see who comes out on top.
That’s it this week. I filled up three quarters of a page, as there was really nothing else to write on. Next week should be more organized, so it’ll be a lot longer. RAW Report will be a feature each Monday, so be sure to look out for it.