Julius and Brutus Creed wrestled for Main Event tonight before RAW. They took on the Good Brothers, Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson.
This past Saturday at NXT Vengeance Day, The Creed Brothers finally faced Indus Sher. While it was a solid match for the brothers, they were not victorious.
Main Event airs Thursdays on Hulu and on Sundays on Peacock.
– Below is a new promo for Saturday’s WWE NXT “Takeover: WarGames” event from the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas. Remember to join us for live coverage on Saturday night, beginning with the Kickoff pre-show at 7pm EST.
Don't miss #NXTTakeOver: WarGames LIVE THIS SATURDAY at 8e/5p only on the award-winning @WWENetwork! pic.twitter.com/T8ZOEvTMcb
— WWE (@WWE) November 14, 2017
– WWE taped the following matches tonight in Atlanta for this week’s Main Event episode:
* Heath Slater vs. Curt Hawkins
* Gran Metalik vs. Tony Nese
– Tonight’s Survivor Series go-home edition of WWE RAW saw The Shield issues a challenge to The New Day for Sunday’s pay-per-view in Houston. As seen below, Xavier Woods, Big E and Kofi Kingston have accepted the challenge.
Suffering succotash! We, The New Day, accept the Shield’s challenge at Survivor Series but request that all shock-absorbing body armor including (but not limited to) protective vests, shoulder pads, and heavy wool sweaters be disallowed for competitive use.
— Ettore “Big E” Ewen (@WWEBigE) November 14, 2017
Every 26 secs a dog is domesticated in America. Survivor Series will be no different. Also Roman was gone because he got sick from eating his own poop. These dogs…? #WelcomeBack
— Kofi Kingston (@TrueKofi) November 14, 2017
Unicorns? vs. Hounds ?. One is magical and brings happiness to all. The other drinks out of the toilet and eats it's own excrement. We'll totally fight you, we just ask that you don't breathe in our general direction ?
— Austin Creed (@AustinCreedWins) November 14, 2017
– There has been a lot of talk behind the scenes in WWE over the past couple weeks regarding “Macho Man” Randy Savage being inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame this year.
During an interview with Steve Austin last month on the WWE Network, WWE Chairman and chief executive officer Vince McMahon said that the legendary wrestler will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. Although McMahon revealed during the podcast that Savage will receive an induction at some point, he did not say exactly when the former WWE Champion will receive the honor.
– As seen last night on Raw, Natalya rode a distraction from Paige and defeated Nikki Bella in a reverse of last week’s result, Paige then ran to her Total Divas castmate’s aid and saved Natalya from an after-the-bell ambush by the Divas Champion. Tonight on WWE Main Event, Paige will square off with Nikki in a non-title match. Following last night’s events, Nikki offered her thoughts via Instagram.
She wrote, “As I have had time to think.. To get lost in my thoughts.. Last night on RAW was a disgrace. A kick in the face is a lack of respect. It’s a dishonor to your champion, to your Queen. If you don’t have the WWE Network I suggest you get it bc tonight I will destroy PAIGES of what I thought was my next chapter. Main Event just got heated up. It just got FEARLESS! #FearlessNikki #MainEvent #RackAttack @wwe.”
WWE officials concerned with Roman Reigns’ lack of crowd reaction – details
The following are results of this week’s edition of WWE Main Event on the WWE Network. The report was written by Chris Aiken of F4WOnline.com.
WWE Main Event from Fort Wayne, Indiana featured a fairly hot crowd compared to crowd reactions over the last few weeks on WWE TV. The show opened with Miz cutting a promo in the ring shadowed by Mizdow. Miz basically put himself over and also said he wanted to thank someone for helping him win the titles. Mizdow became giddy until Miz said he wanted to thank his moneymaker. By the way, Mizdow was way over with this crowd as this act continues to grow in popularity.
>Tag team champions The Miz & Damien Mizdow beat Los Matadores (with Torito). The bullfighters got in some offense early on. Mizdow caused a distraction and got knocked off the apron, allowing Miz to cut off the bullfighter. Miz started to get heat on him as the crowd chanted “we want Mizdow.” Likewise, the crowd kept popping for Mizdow’s faux-selling and antics during the match. Eventually, the matadors made a hot tag and the fresh matador ran wild with a flying headscissors and a senton off the top rope. Mizdow lowbridged the top rope and sent the fresh matador sailing out to the floor. Mizdow made a blind tag and the crowd popped before he delivered the skull crushing finale. Miz made a bling tag and covered the fallen matador for the pinfall.
Backstage, Renee Young tried to interview Fandango and Rosa Mendes but the couple just gazed lovingly into each other’s eyes. They made out before leaving Renee hanging on the interview.
Fandango (with Rosa Mendes) beat Adam Rosa (with the Bunny & the Rosebuds). The crowd seemed to be unsure who to cheer for. Fandango showed a lot of fire and aggression. He backdropped Rose on the ring apron at one point in the early portion and dominated most of the match. The Bunny led cheers for Rose before flirting with Rosa at ringside. Rose made a comeback and executed a swinging neckbreaker only to run into a boot when charging into a corner. The Bunny tried to cause a distraction but Fandango knocked him off the apron. Fandango threw a clothesline and Rose took a Curt Hennig bump. Then, Fandango delivered a legdrop off the top for the pin.
Somewhere backstage with a Thanksgiving feast as a backdrop, Natalya told Tyson Kidd she was thankful for him. Layla and Summer Rae interrupted a loving embrace and stormed into the scene. Layla said Tyson is thankful for headphones because Nattie talks a lot. Tyson laughed and Nattie was mad he failed to take up for her. Tyson agreed his wife did talk a lot. Layla then shoved a pumpkin pie in the face of Nattie and Summer sprayed whip cream on her face. The heels stormed out as Tyson held Nattie back. He told her to save it for the ring.
Natalya (with Tyson Kidd) beat Layla (with Summer Rae). This was a good, albeit short, match as Nattie sold really well throughout and the crowd was into it. Nattie still had pie on her face as the match began. At the outset, Nattie jumped out of the ring to shove Summer down at ringside. Natalya was a house of fire until Layla cut her off. The crowd would start chanting “Nattie’s husband” at Tyson and he would put on his headphones to drown out the chants. The more Natalya sold the more the crowd got behind her and they even started chanting “Nattie” at one point. Layla applied an upside down vertical leg scissors over the top rope only to get sent crashing to the floor. Nattie made a comeback. Layla missed an attempted double springboard crossbody off the middle rope. Directly thereafter, Natalya applied the sharpshooter and Layla tapped out for the submission.
Dean Ambrose beat Kane. They brawled early on before Ambrose executed a tornado DDT followed by a neckbreaker. Kane cut him off and began to pummel him. Ambrose fired up, hit a dropkick, then a crossbody and he sent Kane over the top rope to the floor. Ambrose looked to do a tope but Kane cut him off before a commercial. After the break, Kane grounded Ambrose and began to get heat on him. Ambrose fired up again and went for his slingshot clothesline but ran into a big boot. Kane got heat on him as the crowd started a “let’s go Ambrose” chant.
Ambrose started a comeback and dove off the middle rope with a missile dropkick. Ambrose followed up an elbow smash in a corner with a running bulldog for a nearfall. Ambrose again went for the slingshot clothesline and Kane once again cut him off. Ambrose blocked a chokeslam and sent Kane over the top rope to the floor. Ambrose dove through the ropes with tope. At ringside, Kane rammed Ambrose into the ringpost. Kane draped Ambrose on the top turnbuckle and went for a superplex. Ambrose blocked it and shoved him off then dove off the top with a flying elbow drop on a standing Kane.
Ambrose climbed to the top again and dove off into a chop to the throat from Kane. Ambrose escaped the clutches of Kane when he went for a tombstone. On the third attempt, Ambrose hit his slingshot clothesline. Kane countered Dirty Deeds and Ambrose countered a chokeslam. A moment later, Ambrose rolled up Kane with a schoolboy for the pinfall.
The following news was revealed during tonight’s post-WrestleMania XXX edition of WWE RAW:
The following are results for this week’s edition of WWE Main Event. The show was taped on Monday night in Washington, D.C. prior to WWE RAW.
– Sheamus def. The Miz in singles action to open the show. Miz played heel throughout this match, as many would expect. The finish saw Sheamus pick up the victory after hitting Miz with his Brogue Kick for the 1-2-3.
– Tamina Snuka def. Nikki Bella in Divas action. AJ Lee was in Tamina’s corner, and of course Brie Bella was in Nikki’s. The finish came when Tamina hit the top-rope splash on Nikki for the 1-2-3.
– WWE appears to be ending its’ run with WWE Main Event on the ION Network on April 2nd. The ION Network is currently listing a “Burn Notice” marathon for April 9th.
– WWE Hall Of Famer Bret “The Hitman” Hart may soon need to undergo another surgery on either his foot or ankle in the near future. Hart recently discovered that he has been suffering from a broken foot. He hadn’t been walking well recently, but that was due to a knee replacement surgery he had in 2013.
– Jim Ross has debuted part one of his lengthy three-part WrestleMania editorial feature at FOX Sports. Part one features JR’s look back at WrestleMania I through WrestleMania IX, with comments from past WWE Superstars and executives who were part of the events. You can check out the feature at FOXSports.com.
– As previously reported, WWE scrapped the planned Intercontinental Championship match between Big E. and Christian on Tuesday’s live edition of WWE Main Event. The reason given was that Christian had suffered a “slight concussion” at RAW, which resulted in a triple-threat match taking place between Dolph Ziggler, Alberto Del Rio and Sheamus. Ziggler would go on to win the bout, earning himself a shot at Big E., a match that he would go on to lose in the evening’s main event.
The following are results of this week’s WWE Main Event, which took place at the TD Garden in Boston and aired live on the WWE Network.
– The show opens with WWE Intercontinental Champion Big E. making his way to the ring. Big E. joins the announce table, where it is explained that Christian, who earned the right to challenge him for his title tonight, will not be competing due to a “slight concussion” that he suffered on Monday’s RAW.
– Dolph Ziggler def. Sheamus and Alberto Del Rio in a triple-threat match to become the new number one contender to the Intercontinental Championship. Ziggler will get to challenge Big E. for the title later tonight.
– Layla, Alicia Fox, Aksana, Tamina Snuka and Summer Rae def. Eva Marie, Natalya, Emma, Cameron and Naomi in a ten-Diva tag-team match.
– A Bad News Barrett segment takes place with Barrett talking about John Cena being freaked out by Bray Wyatt the same way the fans get freaked out when they look in the mirror. He suggests everyone should wear a sheep mask because of their bad looks.
– Big E. def. Dolph Ziggler to retain his WWE Intercontinental Championship in the main event of the evening.
WWE.com just posted the following:
Breaking news: Christian will not compete tonight on WWE Main Event
WWE.com has received word from backstage at TD Garden in Boston that Christian will not be competing tonight against Intercontinental Champion Big E.
Last night on Raw, Christian won an opportunity to challenge for the powerful champion’s illustrious title in a fast-paced Fatal 4-Way Match. However, with the two-time World Heavyweight Champion not lacing up his boots, questions are already beginning to arise as to what will happen next.
Tune in to WWE Main Event, LIVE tonight at 8:00 ET exclusively on WWE Network to learn more about this developing story surrounding the Intercontinental Title picture.
At Monday’s edition of WWE RAW, a fatal four-way match took place between Christian, Dolph Ziggler, Sheamus and Alberto Del Rio. The stipulation saw the winner receive the right to challenge Big E. for the WWE Intercontinental Championship on the live edition of WWE Main Event, which airs Tuesday night on the WWE Network.
Christian ended up winning the match, so on this week’s Main Event, Christian will challenge Big E. for the WWE Intercontinental Championship.
– As far as WWE is concerned, they have not had any issues with live streaming on the WWE Network since the NXT Arrival show. While some have complained about issues, the company has not heard of any significant issues related to their streaming of the recent live editions of WWE Main Event.
– The following form letter is being sent out to Dish Network subscribers who have been asking about the availability of the WrestleMania XXX pay-per-view this year:
“Please note that WWE is not willing to adjust PPV costs to satellite/cable companies, which is unfair to their customers. DISH needs to re-focus efforts to support partners that better serve DISH customers and other satellite/cable companies, including DirecTV, have also expressed they may no longer provide WWE PPV events in the future.”
(Credit: Wrestling Observer Newsletter)
– There appears to be plans to bring back the Los Matadores into the main tag-team scene in the near future. Following their victory over Ryback and Curtis Axel at WWE Main Event, the Los Matadores were pushed as possible tag-title contenders due to the win.
– During recent promos, NXT star Adrian Neville has been knocking his physical appearance and making fun of his own accent. Apparently the creative idea for Neville is for him to be somewhat of a NXT version of Daniel Bryan.
(Credit: Wrestling Observer Newsletter)
Two main events were confirmed for this week’s edition of WWE Main Event, which once again airs live on the WWE Network on Tuesday night.
First up, the WWE Divas Championship will be on the line as current champion AJ Lee defends against top contender Natalya.
Another title match, featuring Dean Ambrose defending his WWE United States Championship against Mark Henry, was also confirmed for the show.
– The WWE stock closed at $27.10 per share on Wednesday, making it the highest total since shortly after the company initially went public. Additionally, WWE broke a major barrier today, as the company’s market capitalization hit a reported $2.03 billion.
– According to the North American Wrestling Rankings website, WWE Superstar Daniel Bryan received his 100th televised win in WWE when he defeated Kane on the live edition of WWE Main Event on the WWE Network on Tuesday night. They wrote:
“When Daniel Bryan defeated Kane on the 3/4/14 episode of Main Event it was his 100th televised win! That makes him only the 13th wrestler to reach this milestone [since the NAWR began keeping records] behind only C.M. Punk, John Cena, Randy Orton, Sheamus, Kane, Jeff Hardy, Kofi Kingston, Big Show, Mark Henry, Alberto Del Rio, The Miz, and Dolph Ziggler. Others knocking on the door to the century mark are Christian with 93 wins and Rey Mysterio with 92 wins as of 3/4/14.”
As previously reported, the WWE Main Event television taping this coming Tuesday night in Detroit will be airing live on the WWE Network. Following the technical problems with the NXT Arrival live special, this is apparently being viewed as an attempt by WWE to run another live special to make sure the technical glitches are smoothed out to the best of their ability before the big WrestleMania XXX event takes place on the WWE Network in April.
According to reports, the WWE Main Event television tapings will be airing live on the WWE Network every Tuesday night from now until WrestleMania XXX.
(Credit: ProWrestling.net)
– The WWE Main Event television taping this coming Tuesday night in Detroit will be airing live on the WWE Network. Following the technical problems with the NXT Arrival live special, this is apparently being viewed as an attempt by WWE to run another live special to make sure the technical glitches are smoothed out to the best of their ability before the big WrestleMania XXX event takes place on the WWE Network in April.
– At Saturday night’s Los Angeles Kings vs. Carolina Hurricanes game, they pushed that SummerSlam tickets would be available at the Staples Center in L.A. on March 15th. The Kings mascot then reportedly tried to lead the crowd in a “Yes!” chant, one that apparently didn’t exactly catch on.
The following are results from the WWE Main Event television taping, which took place on Tuesday night in Milwaukee, Wisconsin:
– Goldust, Cody Rhodes, Los Matadores & El Torito def. Ryback, Curtis Axel & 3MB in a ten-man tag-team match. The finish saw El Torito pinning Heath Slater.
– Aksana & Alicia Fox def. Eva Marie & Natalya in Divas tag-team action. The finish saw Aksana escaping from Natalya’s Sharpshooter and pinning her to get the win.
– Bad News Barrett came out for one of his usual segments. His bad news this time was about Spring Break and how people in the U.S. are headed down the wrong path.
– Darren Young def. Titus O’Neil in a rematch from the Elimination Chamber pay-per-view this past Sunday night.
– Sin Cara def. Damien Sandow in a singles match, which served as the main event of the evening. After this match, the ring setup was switched over for SmackDown.
– It was announced on WWE RAW that one of the matches on this week’s edition of WWE Main Event will be R-Truth vs. Damien Sandow in one-on-one competition.
– WWE Superstar “The Animal” Batista made his return in the opening segment of Monday’s Royal Rumble “go-home” edition of WWE RAW. Batista confronted WWE World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton and told him that his intentions are to win the Royal Rumble, headline WrestleMania XXX and become the new champion.
WWE will tape this week’s Main Event and SmackDown on Tuesday night at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
As announced at Old School RAW on Monday night, the main event for this week’s WWE Main Event will be a tag-team match featuring R-Truth & Xavier Woods vs. The Real Americans.
The confirmed main event for this week’s SmackDown, which was also announced at Old School RAW, is a non-title match between WWE World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton and WWE Intercontinental Champion Big E. Langston.
Also advertised for the taping in Philadelphia tonight is WWE Hall Of Famer Mick Foley.
Anyone who is attending tonight’s taping, feel free to submit a live report to be published here on the website.
– It was announced at Old School RAW that the main event of WWE Main Event this Wednesday will be R-Truth and Xavier Woods vs. The Real Americans in tag-team action.
– Cody Rhodes may have injured his ankle during the tag-team match at Old School RAW on Monday night. According to reports, following the match on Monday, Rhodes removed his boot in the ring and had to be helped to the back by Goldust and the referee. We should have more on this later.
(Partial Credit: PWInsider.com)
The following matches are confirmed for this week’s edition of WWE Main Event:
– Damien Sandow vs. Kofi Kingston
– The Funkadactyls vs. Alicia Fox & Rosa Mendes
– MizTV Segment with special guest Brodus Clay
The following matches are confirmed for this week’s edition of WWE SmackDown:
– Roman Reigns & Seth Rollins vs. The Usos
– R-Truth vs. Fandango
– Goldust & Cody Rhodes vs. Luke Harper & Erick Rowan
– Nikki Bella vs. Aksana
– Big E. Langston vs. Curtis Axel
– The Shield vs. CM Punk & The Usos
For those interested, full spoiler results of both shows are available right now on the newsboard.
The following are results of the WWE Main Event television taping from Sunday night in Washington, D.C. The show will air in WWE’s international markets and on WWE.com this week due to the New Year’s holiday.
– Damien Sandow def. Kofi Kingston in a singles match to open the show. Sandow picked up the win via his “You’re Welcome” finisher.
– The Funkadactyls def. Alicia Fox & Rosa Mendes in a Divas tag-team match. The finish came when Naomi hit her “Rear View” finisher.
– The Miz hosted a MizTV segment that featured Brodus Clay. Clay was in a suit and wearing a big gold chair. Clay also has new theme music. Clay talks trash during the segment, prompting his former tag-team partner Tensai to come out. The two brawl with Tensai getting the upper-hand.
WWE’s Main Event television show will not be airing on the ION Network on New Year’s Day. Wednesday’s show did not air either. The next time WWE Main Event will air on the ION Network is on January 8th. WWE did tape matches for Main Event, so the show will air in the usual international markets that carry it.
Speaking of Main Event, the Christmas-day edition of the show, which was taped previously, was released by WWE on their official website. Fans who would like to check that out can do so at WWE.com.
The following is a non-spoiler list of confirmed matches from the WWE Main Event television tapings in Corpus Christi, Texas on Thursday, December 19, 2013:
– Goldust vs. Jack Swagger
– The Bella Twins & Natalya vs. AJ Lee, Tamina Snuka & Aksana
– Kofi Kingston vs. Fandango
The following is a non-spoiler list of confirmed matches for the December 27th edition of WWE SmackDown:
– Luke Harper & Erick Rowan vs. The Usos
– Cody Rhodes vs. Antonio Cesaro
– Ryback & Curtis Axel vs. The Prime Time Players
– Randy Orton vs. Dolph Ziggler
– Daniel Bryan vs. Damien Sandow
– Big E. Langston vs. Dean Ambrose
– Mark Henry vs. Roman Reigns
– John Cena vs. Seth Rollins
For those interested, both the WWE Main Event and WWE SmackDown television taping results are up on the main newsboard right now.