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WWE Smackdown House Show Results (4/12/12) – Dublin, Ireland

Richard Gray April 12, 2012 WWE House Shows 5 Comments

Wrestling News World reader King Jamsie attended today’s WWE Smackdown live event in Dublin, Ireland. Below is their full report:

The Great Khali Def. Jinder Mahal

Alberto Del Rio Def. Yoshi Tatsu

* Del Rio Promo *

Alberto Del Rio Def. Ezekiel Jackson

William Regal & Tyson Kidd Def. Hunico & Camacho

* Cody Rhodes Promo *
(note: Cody spoke about how Dublin airport lost his bag)

Big Show Def. Cody Rhodes ti retain the WWE Intercontinental Championship

*Intermission*

AJ def Natalya with special guest Referee Hornswoggle

Randy Orton Def Mark Henry in a street fight

Sheamus Def. Daniel Bryan to retain the World Heavyweight Championship

Notes:

-The new Cena+Orton+Punk shirts was on every merch table, D-Bryan, HHH, Taker + Sheamus were on a select few.
-Lilian Garcia announced the show
-Venue was 90% full, few cheap seats empty
-After the main event Sheamus spoke about how he loves Ireland, and won the title for the nation, he left the strap in the middle of the ring and celebrated ringside

Biggest Pops
Sheamus
Orton
Big Show

Most Heat
Daniel Bryan
Alberto Del Rio
Mark Henry

WWE RAW World Tour returns to Dublin 8th November 2012

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Tna

Alberto del rio had to squash matches ?
- Adam O’Brien
  
  Yeah. The first one with Tatsu was really short, but the one with Jackson was longer.
- Kingjamsie
  
  Yoshi Tatsu’s was quick, but Big Zek got some good offense…
- kevin
  
  Two not to OMG
Dr.Cool

Sounds like a extremely well booked show.