WWE House Show Results

[pochorenella 0]

Just got back not too long ago. What a loaded show. I can't believe I paid

$25 for a live show with a better card than most $35 PPVs they had this last

year.

 

Edge vs Shelton Benjaman for the IC title

great opener. Edge got good heat. Shelton wins with the T-bone.

 

Victoria vs Trish for the Women's title.

Trish came out in a neckbrace and sold it for the begining of the match. She

eventually ripped it off and pinned Victoria after she missed a top rope

moonsault.

 

Coach comes out and welcomes Hawaii's own Don Muraco. Coach informs us that

he is a winner and Muraco is a loser. Muraco punches Coach.

 

Eddie Guerrero and Rey Misterio vs Bashams for the WWE titles.

real good match. Eddie was especially great. He untied the tag rope and

moved it to the middle. Crowd ate it up. Bashams got DQed after one of them

hit Rey's knee with a chair to block the 619.

 

Maven vs Batista

Maven came out and complained he wasn't in the Rumble. He called Batista a

gorilla which brought out batista to a superstar reaction. Maven jumped

Batista while posing. One spinebuster and one powerbomb by Batista and thats

all she wrote.

 

JBL and Orlando Jordan vs big Show

JBL was the only guy on the card to have little to no heat. He even had a

limo.People were excited about Big Show's chops. Match was pretty much what

you would expect. Big Show with a chokeslam on Jordon.

 

Battle Royal

Jindrak, Reigns, Bob Holly, Renee Dupree, Chavo Guerrero, Big Show, Benoit,

Jericho, Regal, Akio, Funaki, Charlie Hoss, Paul London, Kenzo,Orlando

Jordon, Spike Dudley, Conway, Grenier, Christian, Tomko, Hassan, Rhyno,

Taijiri, and Venis were all in the battle Royal. It came down to four RAW

guys and four Smackdown guys. Final four was Y2J, Benoit, Big Show, and Bob

holly (three of these things they go together...). final two was Benoit and

Show. Same over the top rope guillitine finish from the 2004 Rumble. biggest

pop of the night for Benoit winning.

 

Ric Flair vs HBK

People were going for HBK. This was a great match as would be expected. They

pulled out practically all their stuff. HBK went for a sunset flip and

pulled down Flair's tights for the crowd. HBK escaped the figure four and

hit an elbow drop and a superkick for the win.

 

John Cena vs Kurt Angle for the US title

The heat was wierd. People were booing Cena but not really popping for

Angle. Kurt was on offense most of the match. Cena was suplexed all over the

place. Match dragged a bit. Cena escaped the ankle lock and hit the FU for

the win. After the match Cena acknowledged Angle's reception from the crowd.

 

Brothers of Destruction vs Brothers of Ineptitude

Sniskey and Heidenreich come out first. Kane comes in with a huge pop.

Undertakers entrance is the biggest pop of the night. Match was not as bad

as I thought it would be. Pretty bad though. After seeing Heidenreich and

Sniskey in the same ring it becomes clear that Heidenreich is the worse of

the two. Finish had Sniskey and Heidenreich lay out Taker and Kane and turn

to the crowd, leaving Kane and Taker to do a double sit up, double chokeslam

and double tombstone for the win. Kane celebrates like an 80s babyface after

the match.

 

HHH vs Randy Orton for the world title

This match was a streetfight. HHH worked hard in this match. he took two

bumps on the floor, a bump over the turnbuckle, and juiced after a stair

shot. Match was back and forth. Orton ended up losing after a chairshot to

the head. Good match.

 

 

All in all it was a great show from top to bottom. Big ups to the WWE. If

this show is any indication Anchorage is in for a treat.

 

Credit- Matt Mazany & The Wrestling Observer

 

OMG, this looks like a terrific show. Doesn't seem to shed any light on the upcoming card for Mania, though. It would be great if WWE considered releasing these special cards on DVD. Maybe they will for their upcoming Japan shows.

[iliketurtles 0]

Benoit/Show Rumble 2004 repeat sounds freaking great.

 

Sounds awesome.

[Art Sandusky 0]

Man, what a show. Anyone got any attendance figures? My guess is it was sold out. I'd love to find a tape of it, should one exist.

[humongous2002 0]

JBL was the only guy on the card to have little to no heat.

I still can't believe this joke of a champion is going to Wrestlemania for the SD main event.

[res37618 0]

Yep, sounds like a hella good show, no doubt.

[Lil' Bitch 0]

A double Tombstone? Holy shit! Can't wait to see that!

[Mecha Mummy 0]

Coach comes out and welcomes Hawaii's own Don Muraco. Coach informs us that

he is a winner and Muraco is a loser. Muraco punches Coach.

 

Something about the phrasing of this really cracks me up.

[cawthon777 0]

I wonder if Anchorage will get the same exact show or if they'll change it up a bit, at the very least by giving someone else the battle royal win.

[Guest wrestling365]

I wonder if Anchorage will get the same exact show or if they'll change it up a bit, at the very least by giving someone else the battle royal win.

 

According to the wwe.com line-up it's more or less the same show (minus Batista vs. Maven) and the advance for that show is around 3,500 tickets already sold. Not many football fans in AK....

[Fökai 0]

Man, what a show. Anyone got any attendance figures? My guess is it was sold out.

With the boxing/wrestling configuration, Blaisdell can hold about 9,000 at capacity - I'd say it was a sell-out too, based on how hot the Hawaii scene is for the WWE, but the advertising for a "RAW/Smackdown Super Show" was piss-poor by the WWE.

 

I'd love to find a tape of it, should one exist.

 

I'd hope so too, because the Blaisdell usually pulls this off with good lighting. With that, you'd be in for a treat, because the acoustics in the arena does a great job with the theme music.

[Enigma 0]

Don't worry. The SD! "main event" will probably be mid-show like HHH vs. Booker was at 19.