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TNA held their Victory Road pay-per-view from Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida last night. While the lineup for the show looked less than impressive I was willing to enter last night with an open mind, hoping for an enjoyable show. Unfortunately, I was chomping at the bit covering it, hoping for it [...]

The Smackdown Report – Written: 13/06/2009
for the episode of Smackdown aired 12/06/2009 recorded in Biloxi, MS

By Paul Smith
paulsmith3010@gmail.com
Welcome to The Smackdown Report and I am your host Paul Smith.
Quick Results:
Dolph Ziggler def. The Great Khali via Count Out *
Michelle McCool & Layla def. Melina & Eve Torres via pinfall *1/2
John Morrison & R-Truth def. Shelton [...]

WWE held their Extreme Rules pay-per-view last night from the New Orleans Arena in New Orleans, Louisiana. What many considered to be a throwaway gimmick pay-per-view turned into one of the most news worthy shows of the year with four out of five titles changing hands. WWE creative pulled a swerve and had [...]

TNA Wrestling held their Sacrifice pay-per-view last night from Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida. With the show being wedged between two of TNA’s major pay-per-views in Lockdown and Slammiversary, the event is widely regarded as a throwaway. How much of a throwaway? So much that there may be a TNA Championship [...]

Yesterday was Judgment Day for WWE as they held their May pay-per-view from the Allstate Arena in Chicago, Illinois. Four titles were on the line, however, none changed hands. On paper the show had a very solid card; did it live up to expectations? Below are my thoughts on a segment by [...]

WWE held their Backlash pay-per-view last night from the Dunkin’ Donuts Center in Providence, Rhode Island. The show was certainly news worthy as all three world championships changed hands. Furthermore SmackDown got a title and it looks like all three WWE rosters are poised to go through with the changes from the 2009 [...]

TNA Wrestling held one of their major pay-per-views last night with Lockdown from the campus of Temple University in Philadelphia, PA.   There were five title matches on the card and TNA crowned a new Knockout Women’s Champion, new Tag Team Champions, and a new World Heavyweight Champion.   Below are my thoughts on a segment by [...]

WWE held their pay-per-view of the year last night with WrestleMania 25 from Reliant Stadium in Houston, Texas. 72,744 fans packed into the home of the Houston Texans to witness the Super Bowl of professional wrestling. Below are my thoughts on a segment by segment basis of the show.
The WWE Tag Team [...]

TNA Wrestling held their Destination X pay-per-view last night from Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida. Aside from the return of TNA’s Ultimate X structure, every title in the company was on the line. Could TNA deliver a quality pay-per-view before one of their biggest events of the year next month? Below are [...]

The Road to WrestleMania 25 continued last night with WWE’s No Way Out pay-per-view from the Key Arena in Seattle, Washington.  Coming off a somewhat predictable Royal Rumble pay-per-view that my readers know I was not very fond of, my expectations for the last night’s show were relatively high.  I was skeptical about the card [...]