Additional details have surfaced regarding the possible injury WWE Superstar Bray Wyatt may have suffered during Saturday’s WWE live event in Providence, Rhode Island.

As noted in our previous report, Wyatt appeared to have suffered an injury while chasing Darren Young of The Prime Time Players during a six-man tag-team match on the card. We noted that Wyatt was reportedly in “obvious pain” and had to be carried to the back by both Erick Rowan and Luke Harper.

According to another eye-witness account from the event, Wyatt seemed to have injured his right leg from a bump he took on the guard rail outside the ring. After being carried backstage by Rowan and Harper, Wyatt was reportedly laid down on the ground almost immediately, and checked out by WWE medical personnel that was on site.

Again, we should have more specific details on Wyatt’s condition on Sunday morning.

• UPDATE #2: Update: More Specific Details On Bray Wyatt’s Leg Injury

• UPDATE #3: Wyatt Left Arena On Crutches (Photo), Cena Comments On Rumors Of His Return

Check out a full report from the WWE live event in Providence, Rhode Island on Saturday night by reading the following SESCOOPS.COM article: WWE House Show Results (10/12): Providence, Rhode Island

UPDATE: What Is The Status Of Bray Wyatt’s Injury?

According to a live fan report from the WWE non-televised live event on Saturday night in Providence, Rhode Island, WWE Superstar and leader of The Wyatt Family, Bray Wyatt, may have suffered an injury during his match.

During the six-man tag-team match, Wyatt was reportedly chasing Darren Young of The Prime Time Players out of the ring until he landed wrong and immediately went to the ground before ultimately crawling back into the ring.

While The Wyatt Family would go on to finish and win the match, the referee did throw up the dreaded “X” symbol to signal a quick finish to the contest.

After the match was over, Erick Rowan and Luke Harper of The Wyatt Family carried Bray Wyatt out of the ring. Additionally, an eye-witness account from a fan in attendance claims Bray appeared to be in what was described as “obvious pain.”

Check back here at the website for an update, as we will have more details on Bray Wyatt’s condition on Sunday morning.

• UPDATE: More Details On Bray Wyatt Suffering Possible Injury At WWE Live Event

• UPDATE #2: Update: More Specific Details On Bray Wyatt’s Leg Injury

• UPDATE #3: Wyatt Left Arena On Crutches (Photo), Cena Comments On Rumors Of His Return

The following are results from the WWE live event in Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. The event was held on Friday, October 11, 2013.

-Kofi Kingston def. Fandango in the opening match.

-Santino Marella def. NXT Champion Bo Dallas in a non-title match.

-Sami Zayn def. RAW General Manager Brad Maddox in singles action.

-Ryback def. Justin Gabriel. Gabriel got in a decent amount of offense, considering his spot on the roster compared to Ryback’s. Not the squash you’d imagine.

-Daniel Bryan, The Miz & Dolph Ziggler def. Randy Orton, Seth Rollins & Roman Reigns. The match featured WWE Hall Of Famer Booker T serving as the special guest referee.

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The following are results from the WWE live event in Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. The event was held on Thursday, October 10, 2013.

-The Usos def. Jack Swagger & Antonio Cesaro in the opening match.

-Dean Ambrose def. Bo Dallas and Sami Zayn to retain the WWE United States Championship.

-Santino def. Fandango in a Dance Competition

-Dolph Ziggler & The Miz def. Seth Rollins & Roman Reigns via DQ. The disqualification came when Dean Ambrose interfered on behalf of The Shield. Due to the DQ, Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns retained the WWE Tag-Team Titles.

-Justin Gabriel def. Brad Maddox

-Ryback def. Kofi Kingston

-Daniel Bryan def. Randy Orton in the main event of the evening. The match featured Booker T serving as the special guest referee. After the match, The Shield attacked Bryan, prompting Big Show, The Miz and Dolph Ziggler to come out and make the save.

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The current WWE international tour continues on Friday with a live event at the Zayed Sports City Tennis Stadium in Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. Top WWE Superstars advertised to appear on the show include Randy Orton, Daniel Bryan, Booker T, Big Show, Dolph Ziggler, The Shield, The Miz, Ryback, Kofi Kingston and Wade Barrett.

Domestically, WWE will run Providence, Rhode Island on Saturday, with top WWE Superstars such as CM Punk, Alberto Del Rio, Curtis Axel and Paul Heyman.

WWE will run Abu Dhabi again on Saturday internationally, and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on Sunday.

Anyone attending any of the aforementioned live events, feel free to submit live reports to be published here on the website.

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-John Cena appeared on Dan LeBatard’s ESPN 2 show today. When asked what was the most shame he ever had in wrestling, Cena referenced losing to The Rock at WrestleMania in Miami. Cena said, “There is a huge back story to the match. Things didn’t go the way he wanted. Maybe in 20 years me and The Rock will get around a table and talk about it.”

-WWE has officially pulled Christian from their weekend live events in Providence, Rhode Island and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Christian was scheduled to work against Alberto Del Rio on both shows, but has been pulled and will be replaced by The Great Khali. Additionally, Christian has been pulled from the upcoming WWE tour of Mexico.

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The following are results fromt he WWE live event in Rochester, New York. The event was held on Saturday, October 5, 2013.

-Kofi Kingston def. Big E. Langston via Pinfall.

-Bo Dallas def. Curt Hawkins via Pinfall to retain the WWE NXT Title.

-Naomi def. Brie Bella via Pinfall. Same Divas live event crap with the Dance Off turning into a match.

-Seth Rollins & Roman Reigns def. The Miz & Dolph Ziggler via Pinfall to retain the WWE Tag-Team Titles.

–Inermission–

-Fandango def. Brodus Clay via Pinfall.

-The Prime Time Players def. The Real Americans via Pinfall.

-Daniel Bryan def. Randy Orton via Pinfall. After the match, The Shield ran in and attacked Bryan along with Orton. This continued for a while until Miz and Ziggler ran in. The numbers game became too much for the babyfaces, so the heel beatdown continued until Big Show, who was forced to sit at ringside during the actual match, made the save and helped the babyfaces clean house.

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The following are results from the WWE live event in Albany, New York. The event was held on Saturday, October 5, 2013.

-The Great Khali def. Jinder Mahal. Khali picked up the win over the 3MB member to open up the show.

-Curtis Axel and Paul Heyman came out and cut a promo on their Handicap Match against CM Punk later in the evening.

-Natalya & Kaitlyn def. AJ Lee & Tamina Snuka. The Total Divas star and Kaitlyn picked up the win in Divas Tag-Team action.

-Justin Gabriel def. Damien Sandow. Gabriel got the win after hitting his impressive 450 splash for the 1-2-3.

-The Wyatt Family made their Albany debut cutting one of their eery-style promos.

-Los Matadores def. Heath Slater & Drew McIntyre. The new WWE Tag-Team continues their winning ways with a victory over the 3MB members.

-Ryback def. Zack Ryder. Ryder got a great pop coming out, but was basically squashed by the monster Ryback.

-Luke Harper & Erick Rowan def. The Uso’s. The Wyatt Family members picked up the “W” here in their first match as WWE Superstars in Albany, New York.

-CM Punk def. Paul Heyman & Curtis Axel. Punk got a massive ovation coming out. There was tons of heat throughout the duration of this match. Punk ended up getting the win when it was all said and done after hitting Axel with his GTS finisher.

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-WWE Hall Of Famer Bob Backlund was in attendance at the WWE live event in Syracuse, New York on Friday night. Fans interested in reading a full report from the WWE live event in Syracuse on Friday can do so on the main page.

-Several WWE Superstars, including Daniel Bryan, CM Punk, Booker T, The Miz, Damien Sandow, Wade Barrett, Cody Rhodes, Titus O’Neil and Brodus Clay, fielded questions about life in WWE during a recent interview with The National publication in the Middle East to promote next week’s WWE tour in Abu Dhabi. You can check that article out online at TheNational.ae.

-WWE Superstar and member of The Shield, Roman Reigns, recently took a shot at Dustin “Goldust” Rhodes” in a WWE Battleground promotional tweet posted on his official Twitter account on Saturday afternoon. Reigns wrote:

@DUSTIN_RHODES1: the poor fool isn’t familiar with how we do things. #WWEBattleground = #TheRhodesRetirementParty Believe That!

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The following are results from the WWE live event in Syracuse, New York. The event was held on Friday, October 4, 2013.

-Brodus Clay def. Fandango via Pinfall. This was a short, mostly comedic match to open up the show. After a lot of dancing around and goofy stuff, Clay picked up the win via pinfall.

-Bo Dallas def. Curt Hawkins via Pinfall. With the win, Dallas retains his WWE NXT Title. A funny spot during this match was when Dallas, during his pre-match promo, talked about how it was great to be in Rochester, New York. They were in Syracuse.

-Prime Time Players def. Real Americans via Pinfall. The crowd was surprisingly very into this match, which Darren Young and Titus O’Neil won when O’Neil pinned Antonio Cesaro.

-The Shield cut a promo which aired on the big screen. The Shield teased a six-man tag match with them against The Miz, Dolph Ziggler and Big Show.

-Justin Roberts announced the aforementioned match, however, he noted that per orders of the WWE COO Triple H, Big Show would be forced to stay in the back, which altered it to a traditional tag-team match.

-Seth Rollins & Roman Reigns def. The Miz & Dolph Ziggler via Pinfall. Very good match, with a lot of fast-paced action. In the end, the WWE Tag-Team Champions were too much for the duo of Miz and Diggler.

–Intermissison–

-Naomi def. Brie Bella via Pinfall. Despite the fact that the Fan’s Choice vote went to an actual match instead of a Dance Off, the two still did the dancing stuff before the match began.

-Kofi Kingston def. Big E. Langston via Pinfall. The crowd was really into Kingston, who continues to pile up victories as he heads into Battleground against Bray Wyatt.

-Daniel Bryan def. Randy Orton via Pinfall. Big Show sat at ringside per orders of Triple H. Lots of “Yes!” chants, as you would expect, throughout the majority of the match. Bryan hit Orton with the running knee to pick up the victory. After the match, The Shield came out and attacked Bryan. Ziggler and Miz attempted to make the save, but it wasn’t enough until Big Show finally entered the ring and cleaned house to send the fans home happy.

WWE BATTLEGROUND SPOILERS

-WWE NXT star Bo Dallas, who has been going on the road with the main WWE roster for non-televised live events recently, made quite the faux pas on Friday night, as during his pre-match promo he noted, “it’s great to be here in Rochester, New York!” They were actually in Syracuse, New York that particular evening.

-WWE Superstar Daniel Bryan recently did a WWE Battleground promotional interview with The Miami Herald. Fans interested in checking out that interview can do so online at MiamiHerald.com.

WWE BATTLEGROUND SPOILERS

WWE will wrap up their final live events before Sunday’s WWE Battleground pay-per-view this weekend with three shows in two days in New York.

On Friday, WWE will run an “A-show” in Syracuse, New York with an advertised main event of Randy Orton vs. Daniel Bryan. Also featured on the card will be The Shield, Big Show, Dolph Ziggler, Kofi Kingston, Big E. Langston, Fandango, Santino Marella, The Prime Time Players and The Bella Twins.

On Saturday, WWE will run two separate live events, with the “A-show” running in Rochester, New York, and the “B-show” running the Times Union Center in Albany, New York. For the Rochester event, the Orton-Bryan match will again headline, as the two will put the final touches on their preparation for their pay-per-view rematch on Sunday in Buffalo.

The “B-show” in Albany will feature an advertised match of CM Punk vs. Curtis Axel and Paul Heyman in a Handicap Match, the “Albany debut” of The Wyatt Family, as well as World Heavyweight Champion Alberto Del Rio and Rob Van Dam.

Anyone attending any of the aforementioned WWE live events, feel free to send in live reports to be published here on the website.

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-The Soska Sisters, who directed “See No Evil 2,” and Zack Lipovsky, who directed “Leprechaun: Origins,” will be joining WWE Superstars Kane and Hornswoggle at the WWE Studios panel at the New York Comic-Con event on October 13th.

-The official pre-sale for the WWE live event in Hershey, Pennsylvania on December 29th begins today. You can participate by using the pre-sale code: WWEHPA.

-An additional WWE pre-sale is ongoing today for the upcoming RAW television taping in Richmond, Virginia on December 30th. You can participate in that one with the pre-sale code: RICHMOND.

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-In a rare turn of events when it comes to the recent Fan’s Choice voting segment of WWE live events where the options for Brie Bella vs. Natalya are a “Dance Contest” and a regular singles match, the fans actually voted for a regular match. As it turns out, it didn’t really matter, as they went ahead and did the same angle that they’ve been doing at all recent live events, with the two starting off in a Dance Contest, only for Bella to attack Natalya and turn it into an actual match.

-Wrestler birthdays for today include WWE Hall Of Famer Bruno Sammartino’s son, David Sammartino, who himself is a former WWE wrestler. Sammartino turns 53 today. Also, former WWE Superstar and ECW original Yoshihiro Tajiri turns 43 today.

-WrestleReunion will be running the Dorman High School in Spartanburg, South Carolina on Saturday, October 19th for a Special Olympics fundraiser. Scheduled to appear are former WWE Superstars The Nasty Boys, Demolition, Jimmy Hart, Dr. Tom Prichard, Luke Gallows and other pro wrestling personalities. For more information, visit WrestleReunion.com.

-The film “Riddick,” which features former WWE Superstar Batista in a key role, fell to number 14 at the box office this weekend at $1.62 million. In Australia, it was number eight.

-Sami Zayn and Bo Dallas, both of whom have been working random WWE main roster live events recently, will compete for the WWE NXT Championship at the next WWE NXT live event in Tampa, Florida on Thursday, October 3rd.

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-According to the advertised talent roster on the official website for the Scottrade Center for the October 14th edition of WWE RAW in St. Louis, WWE Superstar Kane, who has been out of action lately filming the sequel to the WWE Studios project, “See No Evil,” is listed as one of the Superstars appearing on the show. It should be noted, however, that WWE.com is not advertising Kane for the 10/14 RAW. Additionally, the Scottrade Center website still lists Randy Orton as the WWE Champion, which would indicate that the advertising, which is listed, as always, as “subject to change,” is out-of-date. For what it’s worth, the website also lists “Mr. McMahon” as appearing on the show as well.

-As previously reported, WWE is taking steps to attempt to cut some unnecessary costs at their non-televised live events by taking some of the non-essential talents, such as performers like Vickie Guerrero and Zeb Colter, off of the road. It’s worth pointing out that despite the reports, while Colter was not at the live events this past weekend, Vickie Guerrero was in fact at the shows.

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The following are results from the WWE live event in Huntsville, Alabama. The event was held on Saturday, September 28, 2013.

-Justin Gabriel def. Damien Sandow via Pinfall. Sandow cut a heel promo before and after the match. Gabriel picked up the win via his 450 splash.

-Great Khali def. Jinder Mahal via Pinfall. Khali picked up the win after hitting his big Karate Chop finisher.

-AJ Lee (with Tamina) def. Alicia Fox. Typical Divas match. Good response for AJ coming out.

-Alberto Del Rio cut a promo from backstage to attract more heat when he comes out later in the evening.

-Dolph Ziggler def. Big E. Langston via Pinfall. This was a Fan’s Choice match, with the options being a Street Fight or a Two-Out-Of-Three Falls match. The fans went with Street Fight, which was revealed via a Vickie Guerrero promo. Ziggler got the win after using a lot of weapons, such as steel chairs and kendo sticks. Was said to be a good match for the live crowd.

–Intermission–

-The Prime Time Players def. 3MB. Heath Slater and Drew McIntyre represented 3MB in this one, since Mahal worked earlier tonight against Khali. Darren Young and Titus O’Neil got the win here, with O’Neil looking really impressive in spots.

-The Wyatt Family def. The Usos & R-Truth. All three members of the Wyatt’s competed in this one, and they were way over with the fans in Huntsville. In the end, The Wyatt Family was too much for The Usos and Truth.

-Rob Van Dam def. Alberto Del Rio via Disqualification. This match was billed as a World Heavyweight Championship match, but ended via DQ when Del Rio hit Van Dam with a belt-shot. After the match, Damien Sandow attempted to cash-in his Money In The Bank briefcase, but before he could, Van Dam hit him with a big kick and a Five Star Frogsplash to end the show.

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The following are results from the WWE live event in Dallas, Texas. The event was held on Saturday, September 28, 2013.

-Santino def. Fandango via Pinfall. The crowd was into Santino quite a bit. This was mostly a comedic opening style match, but the fans seemed to dig it. In the end, Santino picked up the win via the Cobra.

-Natalya def. Brie Bella via Submission. This started off as a Dance Contest as usual, but switched to a match when Bella attacked Natalya. In the end, Natalya picked up the submission victory via the Sharpshooter.

-Dean Ambrose def. Zack Ryder via Pinfall. Ambrose got the win in this one after hitting Ryder with a front-DDT to retain his WWE United States Championship.

-Big Show def. Antonio Cesaro via Pinfall. Show got the win via pinfall after hitting Cesaro with the Chokeslam. After the match, Brad Maddox came out and informed Big Show that he now has to face Jack Swagger.

-Big Show def. Jack Swagger via Knockout. Show went two-for-two in two straight matches, picking up the win over the other Real American tag-team member via the dreaded Knockout Punch. After this match, Maddox told Show that per orders of the WWE COO, Triple H, he must sit ringside during the Daniel Bryan vs. Randy Orton main event tonight, and could not interfere.

–Intermission–

-Seth Rollins & Roman Reigns def. The Miz & Kofi Kingston and Brodus Clay & Tensai via Pinfall. This was not a typical three-team match with two guys in at one time, each team had a member in the match at all times, the same as a singles triple-threat match. In the end, The Shield members got the win and retained their WWE Tag-Team Championships.

-CM Punk def. Curtis Axel & Paul Heyman in a No-DQ Handicap Match. Great heat throughout this entire match. The crowd loved Punk in Dallas. In the end, Punk got the win over Axel via pinfall after hitting him with the GTS. Paul Heyman bolted up the ramp to avoid any punishment from Punk.

-Daniel Bryan def. Randy Orton via Pinfall. The crowd was explosive for Bryan’s entrance, as well as most of the match. As expected, there were a ridiculous amount of “Yes!” chants. In the end, Bryan pinned Orton after hitting him with his Running Knee finisher. After the match, The Shield came out and beat down Bryan. Miz and Kingston attempted to come out to make the save, but they got beat down as well. Finally, Big Show entered the ring and cleaned house of all the heels to send the fans home happy.

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The following are results from the WWE live event in Denver, Colorado. The event was held on Friday, September 27, 2013.

-Santino Marella def. Fandango in the opening bout of the evening.

-Natalya def. Brie Bella. As usual, this started off as a Dance Contest and quickly turned into a match.

-Dean Ambrose def. Zack Ryder. With the win, Ambrose retains his WWE United States Championship.

-Big Show def. Antonio Cesaro. After the match, Brad Maddox came out and made a Big Show vs. Jack Swagger match.

-Big Show def. Jack Swagger.

-Roman Reigns & Seth Rollins def. Kofi Kingston & The Miz and Tons Of Funk in a three-way tag-team contest to retain their WWE Tag-Team Championships.

-CM Punk def. Curtis Axel in a No-Disqualification match. This match was not for Axel’s WWE Intercontinental Championship. Punk got a huge pop from the fans in Denver.

-Daniel Bryan def. Randy Orton. After picking up the win, Bryan was beat down by The Shield for a while until Miz, Kingston and Big Show came out to make the save.

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WWE runs a partial schedule of non-televised live events this weekend, with three shows in two days, culminating with a fourth “Supershow,” on Sunday.

The tour kicks off on Friday in Denver, Colorado where the “A-team” travels to the Pepsi Center with an advertised list of talent that includes top Superstars such as Randy Orton, Daniel Bryan, CM Punk and The Shield. A “triple main event” is advertised for the card, featuring Orton vs. Bryan, Punk vs. Curtis Axel in a No-DQ match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship and a three-team match for the WWE Tag-Team Championships consisting of The Shield vs. Tons Of Funk vs. The Miz and Kofi Kingston.

On Saturday, the “B-team” will be in Huntsville, Alabama, while the “A-team” will depart from Denver and head to Dallas, Texas for another event.

The tour wraps up on Sunday in New Orleans, Louisiana with the aforementioned “Supershow,” which will feature the rosters being combined for one final event. As previously noted, the Supershow will feature a “30-man Battle Royal,” among other high-profile matches.

Fans attending any of the aforementioned shows can feel free to send in live reports from the event to be published here on the website.

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The following are results from the WWE live event in Springfield, Illinois. The event was held on Sunday, September 22, 2013.

-Santino Marella defeated Damien Sandow. Both guys cut funny promos before the match. The finish saw Santino pull off what many reacted to as an upset victory.

-The Funkadactyls defeated AJ Lee and Layla. They did the match/dance contest poll, and surprisingly, the match won. There were a couple of botched spots during this one. The finish saw The Funkadactyls getting the W.

-Sami Zayn defeated Jack Swagger. Swagger did the “We The People” stuff on the mic before the match. Zayn wow’d the crowd with a lot of high spots and pulled off the victory.

-Rob Van Dam defeated Alberto Del Rio via Disqualification in a World Heavyweight Title match. Del Rio did the “R-V-D” pose thing, but using his own initials, A-D-R. In the end, Del Rio used the belt, which caused the DQ.

–Intermission–

-Ryback defeated Zack Ryder. Ryback bullied the announcer a bit before the match. Ryback ended up getting the win with ease.

-The Wyatt Family defeated The Usos and Kofi Kingston. Very eerie entrance from The Wyatt Family in person. They got the win after Bray Wyatt hit his finisher for the 1-2-3.

-CM Punk defeated Curtis Axel (with Paul Heyman) in a No-Disqualification Match. Lots of weapons in this match, kendo sticks, chairs, etc. Punk ended up getting the victory, and did a mock-Stone Cold style celebration after the match.

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The following are results from the WWE live event in Hidalgo, Texas. The event was held on September 22, 2013.

-Tons Of Funk defeated Drew McIntyre and Jinder Mahal.

-Bo Dallas defeated Antonio Cesaro to retain the NXT Title.

-Brie Bella defeated Alicia Fox.

-Justin Gabriel defeated Fandango via his top-rope 450 splash.

-Rey Mysterio made an appearance, as advertised, and talked about his WWE return. Mysterio claimed he will be back on October 16th during the WWE tour in Mexico. Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns interupted Mysterio. As they went to attack Rey, out came Big Show. It was then announced that Big Show would face both Rollins and Reigns in a Handicap Match.

-Big Show defeated Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns. Big Show picked up the victory after chokeslamming Rollins.

-R-Truth and Great Khali defeated Hunico and Camacho.

-Dean Ambrose defeated The Miz to retain the WWE U.S. Title. Ambrose won after rolling Miz up and holding his tights during the pin.

-Daniel Bryan defeated Randy Orton in a Hardcore Match. At one point, Orton took a powerbomb through a table. Bryan ended up winning the match via pinfall.

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The following are results from the WWE live event in Hidalgo, Texas. The event was held on Saturday, September 21, 2013.

-Brodus Clay & Tensai def. Hunico & Camacho. Tons Of Funk picked up the win via pinfall after Tensai landed a second-rope splash on Hunico for the 1-2-3.

-Big Show’s music plays and out comes the big man. Before he can say or do anything, the old familiar music of John Laurinaitis plays. Laurinaitis comes out and informs Big Show that he will not have a match tonight. Instead, Big Show will sit ringside during the Daniel Bryan vs. Randy Orton main event later tonight.

-Dean Ambrose def. Bo Dallas & Fandano in a Triple-Threat match. Ambrose mocked a lot of Fandango’s dance moves throughout the match. The finish came when Dallas executed a springboard bulldog on Fandango. Before he can do anything, however, Ambrose quickly rolls him up from behind for the pinfall victory.

-Alicia Fox def. Brie Bella. This started off as a Dance Competition, as voted on by the fans. Brie does some moves, but before Alicia can finish her dance, Brie attacks her. Thiis leads to a match, which Fox ends up winning via rollup for the 1-2-3.

-The Miz & R-Truth def. Seth Rollins & Roman Reigns via DQ. The Miz, all bandaged up to sell the attack from Randy Orton on RAW, cut a promo before the match announcing he would be teaming with his old partner tonight, R-Truth. The two would go on to win the match against The Shield members via DQ when Ambrose interfered.

–Intermission–

-The Great Khali def. 3MB in a Handicap Match. Heath Slater was not in the match, so it was a 2-on-1 handicap match. Khali picked up the win via pinfall after hitting Jinder Mahal with the Punjabi Plunge.

-Justin Gabriel def. Antonio Cesaro. Cesaro cut a promo before the match calling everyone in Hidalgo a bunch of “illegal immigrants.” Cesaro did the spin spot, which lasted a good 30-40 seconds. In the end, Gabriel managed to secure the pinfall after hitting Cesaro with his 450 splash off the top.

-Daniel Bryan def. Randy Orton. John Laurinaitis came back out before the match to force Big Show to sit at ringside and watch. Big Show is told if he interferes, he will not be paid. Both Bryan and Orton got big reactions coming out. The finish here came when Bryan countered an Orton RKO attempt and blasted him with his running knee for the 1-2-3. After the match, The Shield comes out and attacks Bryan. The Miz and R-Truth come back out to help, but they end up getting beat down as well. Eventually, Big Show came in the ring and cleaned house. Big Show, R-Truth, Miz and Daniel Bryan all celebrated to end the show.

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The following are results from the WWE live event in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The event was held on Saturday, September 21, 2013.

-Santino Marella defeated Damien Sandow via Pinfall. The match went about seven minutes, with Santino getting the win after hitting Sandow with his Cobra for the victory.

-Sami Zayn defeated Jack Swagger via Pinfall. This went about ten minutes, with the finish coming when Zayn reversed Swagger’s Patriot Lock submission attempt into a pinfall.

-The Funkadactyls defeated AJ Lee and Layla via Pinfall. This one went about seven minutes, with the finish coming when Naomi pinned Divas Champion AJ.

-Rob Van Dam defeated Alberto Del Rio via Disqualification. This match went about nine minutes, with the finish coming when Del Rio used the belt as a weapon, which caused the DQ. After the match, Van Dam hit Del Rio with the Van Daminator, which prompted Damien Sandow to tease cashing in his Money In The Bank briefcase. He never did cash in, however, as Van Dam ended up cleaning house of he and Del Rio.

-Ryback defeated Zack Ryder via Pinfall. This match went about ten minutes, with the finish coming when Ryback hit Ryder with the Shellshock for the 1-2-3.

-The Wyatt Family defeated The Usos and Kofi Kingston via Pinfall. This match went about 13 minutes, with the finish coming when Bray Wyatt hit his Sister Abigail finisher on Kingston for the pinfall.

-CM Punk defeated Curtis Axel via Pinfall in a No-DQ, Non-Title Match. This one went about 16 minutes, with the finish coming when Punk hit the GTS on Axel for the 1-2-3. After the match, Punk went to beat Paul Heyman up with a kendo stick, but Ryback came out to make the save. Punk ended up beating up Ryback with the kendo stick until Axel cut him off and he and Ryback double-teamed Punk. This led to Kofi Kingston coming back out to make the save for Punk.

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The following are results from the WWE live event in Lexington, Kentucky. The event was held on Friday, September 20, 2013.

-Zack Ryder defeated Damien Sandow via Pinfall. Good opener, crowd popped huge for Ryder. Sandow got a good bit of heat after playing up to the crowd a bit. A lot of fans seemed surprised that Ryder managed to gain the victory over Sandow.

-The Funkadactyls defeated AJ Lee and Layla via Pinfall. This was what it was, Divas tag-team action. Pretty much what you would expect. Cameron and Naomi managed to score the pin to secure the victory in this one.

-Sami Zayn defeated Jack Swagger via Pinfall. A pretty damn good match here from these two. A lot of “Ole'” chants for the former El Generico, who much like the opener, many seemed surprised to get the victory.

-The Wyatt Family defeated The Usos & Kofi Kingston via Pinfall. All three members of The Wyatt Family, Bray Wyatt, Erick Rowan and Luke Harper worked in this one, as it was a six-man tag match. The Wyatt Family was super over with the crowd, and their entrance is pretty cool in person.

-Rob Van Dam defeated Alberto Del Rio via Disqualification. Huge pop for Van Dam from the fans in attendance in Lexington. Del Rio was DQ’d so he lost, but retained his World Heavyweight Championship. Afterwards, Damien Sandow teased cashing in his Money In The Bank briefcase, but ultimately opted against it.

-Ryback defeated Santino Marella via Pinfall. This amounted to what was basically a squash match victory for Ryback. He dominated most of the offense and then picked up the pinfall.

-CM Punk defeated Curtis Axel via Pinfall in a Non-Title match. The WWE Intercontinental Championship was not on the line here, so no one was surprised to see Punk go over clean in this one. Definitely a really good match from these two, with fans popping super-loud for almost anything Punk did the entire match.

-Daniel Bryan defeated Randy Orton via Pinfall. Another really good match, and a great closing contest for what was a pretty damn good show. Along with Punk, Bryan probably received the loudest ovation of the evening. There were obviously a lot of “Yes!” and “No!” chants from the Kentucky fans during certain spots of the match. In the end, Bryan picked up the pinfall to defeat Orton and send the fans home happy.

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WWE is back this weekend with their usual five-show live event tour, one show on Friday, two on Saturday and two on Sunday.

The weekend tour kicks off on Friday night in Lexington, Kentucky with Daniel Bryan vs. Randy Orton as the main event in a match that will not be for the WWE Championship, due to the title being stripped and remaining vacant until their pay-per-view rematch at WWE Battleground.

Also on Friday’s live event will be CM Punk, Rob Van Dam, Alberto Del Rio, Curtis Axel, Ryback, The Wyatt Family, Damien Sandow, Kofi Kingston and AJ Lee.

From there, the WWE roster will split into two, as part of the crew will head to Hidalgo, Texas for two back-to-back events at the State Farm Arena, including a “WWE Street Party” on Saturday, as well as a return appearance of injured WWE Superstar Rey Mysterio.

The other half of the roster will be heading to Indiana on Saturday and Illinois on Sunday.

If anyone attends any of the aforementioned live events, feel free to send in a live report to be published here on the website.

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