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[Agent]

Too bad sneak roll ups don’t work on video games like in real life. They’re easy to escape

[Xixak]

Too bad sneak roll ups don’t work on video games like in real life. They’re easy to escape

Yeah i've never actually done one successfully. CPU has done it to me before though

[mvp]

edge! cool vid bro. enjoyed it

[Xixak]

edge! cool vid bro. enjoyed it

Thanks brudda.

[Xixak]

February Week 2 | Miami, FL

Match #1: Kurt Angle vs. Rey Mysterio | One on One Normal Match
Despite what seemed like a cordial interaction last week, on Mysterio's way to the ring Eddie Guerrero ambushed him from behind, tossing him in the steel steps and the ring apron. Mysterio hurt his leg in the collision but still agreed to continue his match against Angle. Kurt took full advantage, targeting Mysterio's legs from the onset, and despite Rey at one point hitting the 6-1-9 and going for a West Coast Pop, Kurt was able to counter that into an Ankle Lock that the IC champ was simply in too much pain to get out of. Why has Eddie decided to go dirty on his former friend?
Winner: Kurt Angle by submission.

Match #2: Edge & Christian vs. Hart Foundation | Two on Two Tag Team
Edge and Christian continued to show signs of discord, arguing over who would start the tag team match before Edge finally relented and allow Christian to start the match facing off against The Hitman. Well, Christian got dominated by Bret, and when he tagged in Jim to hit the Hart Attack, Edge made no effort to break up the pinfall, simply watching on in disgust as Christian took the L for their team.
Winners: The Hart Foundation by pinfall.

Match #3: Brock Lesnar w/ Paul Heyman vs. Steve Austin | One on One Normal Match | Elimination Chamber Qualifier
Brock and Austin were scheduled to face off in a qualification match for the 3rd spot in an Elimination Chamber contest already featuring the champion The Rock and Shawn Michaels. Brock took Austin to task. While the Texas Rattlesnake showed some resilience with his brawling wrestling style, Lesnar was just tossing him all over the mat and eventually all over the arena. It was a show of dominance that we've come to expect from Lesnar, but rather than try to win in the traditional way, Lesnar took things to the outside. First he hit Austin with the Suplex City, and then when Austin got back to his feet and the referee was on a 5 count, he leveled him with the F-5 outside the ring. Then Lesnar calmly walked back into the ring and strutted around confidently as the referee counted to 10, giving him the victory via count out. Lesnar claims the third spot in the Elimination Chamber in dominant fashion.
Winner: Brock Lesnar by count out.

Match #4: Hardy Boyz vs. nWo | Two on Two Tag Team
As the Hardy Boyz were making their way to the ring they were ambushed from behind by the nWo. These two have been fuming since losing their titles to the Brothers of Destruction at the Royal Rumble, and looked to take out their anger on the Hardyz, who beat the B.O.D last week. The match never got started as Nash and Hall took the Hardyz out of commission with chair shots before leaving the arena in a rage.
Winners: No Contest.

Main Event: Randy Orton vs. Triple H vs. Ric Flair vs. Batista | Fatal 4-Way | Elimination Chamber Qualifier
Vince McMahon came out to the ring to announce what tonight's main event would be, "I figured, for our FOURth spot in the Elimination Chamber match. Why not have a fatal FOUR way match? And who better to be in that match than the FOUR former members of Evolution? Triple H, Randy Orton, Ric Flair and Batista, the four of you get out here right now, you're going to compete to see which one of you gets a chance at the gold at Elimination Chamber!" This one basically split off into two separate singles matches with Orton once again clashing with his former mentor, HHH, and Batista for the first time going head to head with his former friend, mentor and tag partner, Ric Flair. Orton and Batista both got the better of their matchups, exerting their dominance as the younger superstars. But Orton was smarter. While Batista beat up on Flair and Orton had HHH down, he slithered back into the ring and waited for Batista to turn around before hitting him with a DDT that forced him to roll out of the ring. Then Flair rose to his feet and Orton smiled before hitting him with an RKO and getting the pin before a desperate HHH or Batista could get back in the ring to break up the pin. Randy Orton claims the fourth spot in the Elimination Chamber match, to the frustration of his former Evolution stable-mates.
Winner: Randy Orton by pinfall.

[djp73]

great pic of mysterio, graphics look good.
odd that guerrero attacked him, you'd expect those two to form an alliance of some sort
dissension in the ranks with e&C, always preferred the hardyz over them but i think edge will be a good main event guy, wonder what that means for christian though
lesnar is always a beats in these games
nWo gonna nWo
great main event, setting up for a nice EC match

[Xixak]

great pic of mysterio, graphics look good.
odd that guerrero attacked him, you'd expect those two to form an alliance of some sort
dissension in the ranks with e&C, always preferred the hardyz over them but i think edge will be a good main event guy, wonder what that means for christian though
lesnar is always a beats in these games
nWo gonna nWo
great main event, setting up for a nice EC match

Thanks appreciate the feedback. Eddie's been a good guy till now so should be interesting to find out why he did that.

Edge and Christian definitely heating up should be interesting to see how that ends.

Lesnar is gonna be a problem in that chamber match for... everyone

[Xixak]

February Week 3 | Mobile, AL

Match #1: Rey Mysterio vs. Shawn Michaels | One on One Normal Match | Intercontinental Championship
Shawn Michaels called Mysterio to the ring at the start of RAW is WAR to ask for a rematch for his championship. Rey obliged and the match was underway. Shawn took control early but despite the onslaught, Rey was able to put together some offense of his own and eventually hit Shawn with the 6-1-9 and West Coast Pop to retain his championship. After the match, Eddie Guerrero appeared on the stage. Rey at first looked like he wanted to question his former friend and ask why he attacked him, but then he lost it and exited the ring and went after Latino Heat. The two brawled on the stage and would've done some serious damage to each other if not for security breaking them up before they could.
Winner: Rey Mysterio by pinfall.

Match #2: Edge & Christian vs. Hart Foundation | Two on Two Tag Team
After even more bickering than last week, Edge demanded that he start this match after Christian screwed things up against the Hart Foundation last week. The bell rang and before Edge could even do anything, Christian slapped Edge on the back to tag himself in. Christian started things off against Bret, but The Hitman was absolutely dominating him and eventually forced him to his own corner. Fed up of relying on Christian, Edge returned the favour from earlier and slapped Christian on the back to tag himself in, which Hart didn't really notice. When Hart turned around to set up a running corner attack on Christian, on his way back to the corner he was met with a vicious Spear from Edge. Edge then picked up Hart and hit him with the Edgecution to get the pinfall victory as Jim Neidhart was too slow to break up the pin. After the match, Christian was furious at Edge for showing him up and stood face to face with his partner, seemingly ready to fight. It ended with nothing more than a staredown though as Christian eventually backed off and then walked out on Edge.
Winners: Edge & Christian by pinfall.

Match #3: Hardy Boyz vs. Brothers of Destruction | Two on Two Tag Team
For the second straight week in a row, the nWo simply had no interest in fairness. This time it wasn't even their match but they decided to attack the Hardyz from behind again anyway. They brutalized them, then rolled them into the ring like scraps for the Brothers of Destruction to pick apart. With Jeff and Matt already badly injured, they simply had no chance and were quickly dispatched via a chokeslam from Kane to Matt Hardy.
Winners: Brothers of Destruction by pinfall.

Main Event: Shelton Benjamin vs. Chris Jericho | One on One Normal Match | Elimination Chamber Qualifier
Chris Jericho took a page out of the nWo's book and decided to jump Benjamin before the match. This gave him an advantage early as he was able to catch Benjamin by surprise and hurt him. But when things finally reached the ring, Jericho went for the home run too early and missed his Lionsault attempt on Benjamin. From there, the younger, more athletic Shelton had the edge. He hit Jericho with a very impressive apron powerbomb to the outside that caused Y2J's head to ricochet off the hard exterior floor. Then he rolled a dazed Jericho back into the ring, pelting him with a superkick before hitting his patent Jumping Complete Shot to win the match. Another impressive showing for one of WWE's younger talents as Benjamin became the third OVW graduate (alongside Orton and Lesnar) to qualify for the Elimination Chamber match. However, Shelton didn't seem to be happy with just a win, as after the match he superkicked Jericho again and hit a Jumping Complete Shot outside the ring on the hard concrete surface to do even further damage to Y2J.
Winner: Shelton Benjamin by pinfall.

Show Closer Promo: Trish Stratus | Call Out
To close out the show, Trish Stratus took center stage. She said as a fighting champion she always wanted to defend her title on pay-per-view, and who better to face her at the Elimination Chamber than her long-time rival, Lita? Lita came out and thanked Trish for the opportunity, seemingly cordial, before kicking her in the midsection and hitting her with a Twist of Fate in the center of the ring. Lita then picked up Trish's Women's Championship and stood above her holding it high as the show came to a close.

[djp73]

Really heating up going into EC. You've mastered the art of pushing the PPVs

[Xixak]

Really heating up going into EC. You've mastered the art of pushing the PPVs

Thanks bruh, noticing it's a bit easier to write the build up when there's only one show lol.