The following are results for this week’s WWE Main Event, which was taped on Tuesday night in Columbus, Ohio.
Dark Match
-Alicia Fox def. Rosa Mendes. This was apparently a snoozefest. Alicia got the win over the now blond-haired Mendes.
WWE Main Event
-3MB def. Tons Of Funk in a Handicap Match. The trio of Drew McIntyre, Jinder Mahal and Heath Slater picked up the win in a 3-on-2 match against Brodus Clay and Tensai, who were accompanied by the Funkadactyls, Cameron and Naomi.
-Tamina Snuka def. Aksana. AJ Lee was not in the corner of Tamina, who dominated the majority of the match against Aksana before picking up the easy win.
-Big E. Langston def. Zack Ryder. Ryder actually got in some decent offense in certain spots during this match. There was also a smattering of “Ryder” chants during the contest. In the end, the larger Langston was too much for the Long Island native.
-WWE sent out a notice requesting seat-fillers for Tuesday’s WWE SmackDown and Main Event television taping in Columbus, Ohio. The notice reads: “We are in need of at least 60 seat fillers for our use during the event. Your main purpose this evening is to assist the television production.”
-Monday’s post-WWE Battleground edition of RAW averaged 3.706 million viewers, according to Nielsen Media Research. The 3.706 million viewers is up from last week’s average of 3.583 million viewers.
The following are results for this week’s WWE Main Event, which was taped on Tuesday night, October 1st, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana:
-Damien Sandow def. Santino Marella. This was said to be mostly a comedy match. Nothing of real note in this one. In the end, Sandow was too much for the master of the Cobra.
-The Wyatt Family def. The Prime Time Players. The Wyatt Family entrance was said to be over with the fans in Baton Rouge. They got the victory here over Darren Young and Titus O’Neil, who continue to come up short since compiling a decent set of televised victories a few weeks ago.
-Curtis Axel def. Zack Ryder. The WWE Intercontinental Champion picked up the “W” in this one by way of his neckbreaker face-plant finishing move.
-The Real Americans def. Tons Of Funk. Surprisingly enough, the Real Americans were pretty over here in Louisiana. There was a decent amount of “We The People” chants during the match, which Antonio Cesaro and Jack Swagger won. At one point, Cesaro even got Brodus Clay in the big swing and managed to rotate a full ten times.
For those questioning the whereabouts of WWE Superstars Big E. Langston and Kaitlyn, here is your update.
Langston has been working on WWE live events as of late, as well as appearances in tag-team matches on WWE Superstars and WWE Main Event, which were taped on Monday and Tuesday respectively. It should be noted that while it was expected that Langston would be switching to a babyface for his main roster run, he has been working as a heel in the aforementioned tag-team matches.
As far as Kaitlyn is concerned, the WWE Diva appeared in a backstage interview on the WWE App during this Monday’s edition of RAW from the All State Arena in Chicago, Illinois.
The following are results for this week’s edition of WWE Main Event, which was taped on Tuesday night, September 24th in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Dark Match:
-Brodus Clay & Tensai def. Bo Dallas & Sami Zayn. Dallas didn’t get much of a response coming out. Zayn, however, received a lot of “Ole'” chants for his entrance. Regardless, both guys ended up getting squashed by Tons Of Funk, with the finish coming when Tensai got the pin.
WWE Main Event:
-The Usos def. Big E. Langston & Fandango. This was said to be a really fun match for the live crowd. The Usos were really over with the Milwaukee crowd.
-Big Show def. Damien Sandow. Big Show basically mauled Sandow for the majority of the match, which didn’t last long. The finish came when Big Show landed his knockout punch on Sandow.
-Curtis Axel (with Paul Heyman) def. Justin Gabriel. Not a lot of details for this one, but Axel did pick up the victory in the headline match for this week’s WWE Main Event show.
-There was reportedly a small celebration backstage at the WWE SmackDown and Main Event television taping on Tuesday night. Both WWE Diva Eva Marie and Renee Young had birthdays this week, so they all celebrated together backstage at the taping on Tuesday night.
-According to one report, there is said to be a lot of talk internally in WWE regarding how talented new interviewer Renee Young is in her role with the company, specifically after the Total Divas After Party reunion special on E! on Sunday night.
-In addition to The Miz and a host of other WWE Superstars, Dusty Rhodes is being pushed on the WWE.com website as being injured following a storyline on WWE television. In this case, the official WWE website is reporting that Rhodes suffered a dislocated jaw as a result of the knockout punch he received from Big Show on Monday’s RAW. Obviously, Dusty Rhodes is fine, and his jaw is not dislocated.
It was announced during the WWE Main Event television taping on Tuesday night in Cincinnati, Ohio that Daniel Bryan and Randy Orton will meet in a rematch from their controversial WWE Night Of Champions match at the upcoming WWE Battleground pay-per-view for the vacant WWE Championship.
It was also announced, this time during the WWE SmackDown television taping, also taped on Tuesday night in Cincinnati, that in another WWE Night Of Champions rematch, World Heavyweight Champion Alberto Del Rio will again defend his title against Rob Van Dam.
For those interested, both the WWE Main Event and the WWE SmackDown taping results for this week are up on the main page right now.
The following are results for this week’s edition of WWE Main Event:
-Curtis Axel defeated Dolph Ziggler. The finish came when Ryback, who was ringside during the match alongside Paul Heyman, interfered and helped Axel get the victory over Ziggler.
-It was announced during the Main Event taping that the vacant WWE Championship will be decided in a rematch between Daniel Bryan and Randy Orton at the upcoming WWE Battleground pay-per-view.
-Kofi Kingston defeated Fandango. Was said to be a decent match. The finish came when Kingston hit Fandango with his Trouble In Paradise finisher for the 1-2-3.
-Damien Sandow defeated Justin Gabriel. The crowd was actually pretty up for this match. Sandow got a mixed reaction. In the end, Sandow managed to gain the victory over Gabriel in the final match taped for this week’s Main Event.
WWE returns to Cincinnati, Ohio on Tuesday night to tape this week’s edition of WWE SmackDown and WWE Main Event.
While no official matches or segments have been announced ahead of time, WWE will obviously continue to push the situation surrounding the vacant WWE Championship, as well as the latest developments in the Triple H, Randy Orton and Daniel Bryan saga.
WWE will also focus on the World Heavyweight Championship picture and feud between Alberto Del Rio and Rob Van Dam, which the controversial intentional disqualification during their match at Sunday’s WWE Night Of Champions pay-per-view.
Advertised for tonight’s WWE television tapings are Triple H, Randy Orton, Daniel Bryan, Alberto Del Rio, Rob Van Dam, Ricardo Rodriguez, Stephanie McMahon, Big Show, Dolph Ziggler, The Shield, The Real Americans, The Wyatt Family, Big E. Langston, AJ Lee and Kaitlyn.
While it is subject to change, the advertised post-show dark-match is Randy Orton vs. Daniel Bryan for the vacant WWE Championship, as well as a six-man tag match involving The Shield and a trio of babyfaces.
Anyone who is attending tonight’s WWE television tapings in Cincinnati, feel free to send in a live report to be published here on the website.
-The arena where WWE SmackDown and WWE Main Event was taped on Tuesday night in Ottawa was reportedly heavily papered. According to live fan reports, the entire camera side, as well as the upper deck, were covered for television due to the seats being empty.
-Prior to the start of the WWE television tapings, a WrestleMania 29 video package aired, where apparently not only John Cena, but The Rock, were heavily booed by the Canadian fans in attendance.
-And finally, prior to the beginning of the tapings, a WWE 2K14 video game promo featuring WWE legend The Ultimate Warrior aired, where he reportedly received a massive pop from the crowd.
-Monday’s WWE RAW, which was the Night Of Champions “go-home” edition of the show, scored a final cable rating of 2.9, according to Nielsen Media Research.
-The following matches were taped on Tuesday night in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada for this week’s edition of WWE Main Event:
–Kofi Kingston vs. Antonio Cesaro
–R-Truth vs. Big E. Langston
–The Prime Time Players vs. 3MB
-Recently injured WWE Superstar, and co-star of the Total Divas reality show, Tyson Kidd, worked a dark match prior to the taping, defeating NXT Champion Bo Dallas.
The following are results for this week’s WWE Main Event, courtesy of F4WOnline.com:
Dark Match
Tyson Kidd b Bo Dallas in a non-title match
Bo was heavily booed and did a promo saying it was good to be in Montreal (we’re in Ottawa)
Decent match, Kidd won it with a his diving neck breaker.
WWE Main Event
Kofi Kingston b Antonio Cesaro acc. Zeb Colter
Kofi did some highfly on the outside. Big “maple syrup” chant towards Zeb. Believe it or not, that sign got taken away by security!
There’s a “We want Maryse” sign, the Miz at commentaries saw it and really had a good laugh!
Kofi with a lot of offense. Cesaro with his European uppserput, but Kofi kicks out at 2. Cesaro with his giant swing. He actually turned 39 times. Got great reaction from the crowd. Cesaro follows with a clothesline, for 2. Kingston finally wins with his Trouble in Paradise. Good match. Worth watching Main-Event just for that.
Sweet T and Brodus Clay are at commentaries Prime Time Players b 3MB (Slater and Mahal)
O’Neil won with his Clash of the Titus on Mahal.
Big E. Langston b R-Truth
At one point, Truth did a scary dive to the outside, almost going head first. Big E wins with the Big Ending. Not much of a match.
-The WWE Supershow in Boston on August 1st drew 6,500 fans for a $280,000 gate. The WWE Supershow in Washington, D.C. on September 1st drew 5,500 fans for a $240,000 gate.
-The August 28th edition of WWE Main Event scored a final cable rating of 0.8, with 1.2 million viewers, according to Nielsen Media Research.
The following are full results for this week’s edition of WWE Main Event:
Dark Match:
-The Great Khali def. Arya Daivari and Kraven Knight in a Handicap Match. Khali had Hornswoggle in his corner during the match.
WWE Main Event (Airing on Wednesday, September 4, 2013)
-Fandango (with Summer Rae) defeated Justin Gabriel. This match got a decent amount of time. The finish came when Fandango hit his Top Rope Leg Drop finisher for the 1-2-3.
-R-Truth defeated Damien Sandow. Truth did his full entrance here. This match as well received a lot of time. After the match, Sandow cut a promo about how he is the uncrowned champion.
-Triple H is hosting a Town Hall Meeting on SmackDown.
-Erick Rowan & Luke Harper (with Bray Wyatt) defeated The Prime Time Players. The finish came when Harper nailed Young with a boot to the face for the pinfall. After the match, Bray Wyatt came in and hit his finisher on Young.
The following are results from the WWE Main Event television taping, which was held prior to the WWE SmackDown television taping on Tuesday night in San Jose, California.
WWE MAIN EVENT SPOILERS (AIRDATE: AUGUST 14, 2013)
-The Miz and Josh Mathews are on commentary for this week’s WWE Main Event television broadcast. Neither guy got an entrance with music, etc. The pyro then exploded to kick things off for this week’s edition of WWE Main Event.
-Alberto Del Rio defeated Cody Rhodes via Submission. Decent match. These two actually got a good amount of time for this one. In the end, the current title-holder, Del Rio, went over clean. Del Rio picked up the win via submission after applying his Cross Arm-Breaker on Rhodes for the tap out.
-Up next, a very cool video package aired, highlighting the history of the CM Punk, Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman program. The focus seemed to be more on Punk and Heyman than Lesnar.
-The Usos defeated Heath Slater and Drew McIntyre (with Jinder Mahal). Not much in the way of details here. Usos continue their winning streak as they picked up the clean victory over two out of the three members of the 3MB faction.
-Big E. Langston (with A.J. Lee) defeated Justin Gabriel. Langston picks up a win in his final singles match before this Sunday’s SummerSlam pay-per-view. A.J. Lee was at ringside for the match.
WWE SmackDown and WWE Main Event will be taped in San Jose, California tonight.
No official matches or segments have been announced thus far for the show. The main focus on tonight’s taping will be the final hype for the top matches heading into Sunday’s SummerSlam pay-per-view.
Specific to the SmackDown brand, WWE will focus heavily on the Alberto Del Rio vs. Christian World Heavyweight Championship match, as well as the Damien Sandow vs. Cody Rhodes and Dean Ambrose vs. Rob Van Dam match for the U.S. Title.
It should also be noted that Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns issued a challenge to any team to face them for the World Tag-Team Championships at SummerSlam. With Big Show cleared for in-ring action and returning on RAW during a segment with Mark Henry last night, one could assume they will go forward with the Show/Henry vs. Rollins/Reigns match for SummerSlam.
The advertised roster for tonight’s tapings includes: Alberto Del Rio, Randy Orton, Daniel Bryan, Dolph Ziggler, Rob Van Dam, Mark Henry, The Shield, Sandow, Rhodes, Wade Barrett, Big E. Langston and A.J. Lee.
Make sure to check back here at the website later tonight for live SmackDown spoiler play-by-play results coverage.
The following are results from the WWE Main Event television taping, which was held prior to the WWE SmackDown television taping on Tuesday night in Rockford, Illinois.
Dark Match:
-Jack Swagger and Antonio Cesaro defeated Brodus Clay and Tensai. At one point in the match, Cesaro showed off his strength by performing an excellent gut-wrench suplex on Tensai. In the end, the finish came when Cesaro hit The Neutralizer on Clay for the pinfall victory.
WWE Main Event:
-The Shield defeated Mark Henry and The Usos. Pretty long match. Went about 15 minutes. The Usos took turns in the ring for the babyfaces early on, mostly selling the beatdown being laid on them by The Shield. Eventually, Henry got the hot tag and the crowd popped for him pretty huge. In the end, the babyfaces got the victory.
-Natalya defeated Aksana. Not the greatest match you’ll ever see, but pretty much what you’d expect from a Divas match. In the end, Natalya forced Aksana to tap out to the Sharpshooter. Match went about five minutes or so.
-Curtis Axel defeated Sin Cara. Another lengthy match, a little under ten minutes. The crowd stuck with it despite it being the second of two pretty long matches early on in a long night of tapings. In the end, Axel picked up the victory with his finisher.
This week’s WWE SmackDown and Main Event television shows will be taped before a live audience at the BHO Harris Bank Center in Rockford, Illinois this evening.
Already confirmed for the show, as announced on Monday’s WWE RAW show, is a MizTV segment with special guests Big E. Langston and AJ Lee.
The advertised dark match main event is Sheamus, Randy Orton and Rob Van Dam vs. The Shield. However, for whatever this is worth, the advertised dark match main event for RAW between John Cena and Alberto Del Rio never took place on Monday night.
Make sure to check back here on the website later this evening for live WWE SmackDown spoiler results.
WWE taped Main Event for next week prior to filming next week’s SmackDown at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas on Thursday evening. Below are complete spoiler results.
Dark Match
-The Wyatt Family defeated Tons Of Funk.
Lots of heat from the fans in Houston for the Wyatts. Erick Rowan hit a big splash on Brodus Clay. After that, Bray Wyatt got out of his rocking chair and finished off Clay. Wyatt then cut another one of his promos on Kane. Not a typical dark match, although they could have been re-taping a television match, as they had the SmackDown ring apron and lighting for this match.
WWE Main Event Taping
-The WWE broadcast team of JBL and Josh Mathews were introduced for the Main Event television taping, which is set to begin momentarily …
-Wade Barrett defeated R-Truth
Barrett and Truth are up first for Main Event. The crowd is pretty hot, as they eventually got into this match, especially when Truth was firing up on offense. Truth hit an axe kick and powerbomb out of the corner on Barrett. He tried to dive through the ropes but Barrett hit the Bullhammer Elbow and picked up the pinfall victory.
-The Usos defeated The Prime Time Players
The Usos were in control of the offense of the match for pretty much the duration of the bout. Once Titus O’Neil tagged in, the Prime Time Players mounted a bit of offense, but it was short-lived as The Usos ultimately pinned O’Neil to pick up the victory.
Mark Henry defeated Drew McIntyre
The World’s Strongest Man picked up the pinfall in what amounted to basically a squash match victory over the 3MB member.
The following are spoiler results for the Wednesday, July 24, 2013 edition of WWE Main Event. The show was taped in Laredo, Texas on Tuesday, July 23, 2013.
The following results are from Zack Zimmerman and ProWrestling.net:
Dark Match
1. Sin Cara beat Ted DiBiase Jr. Sin Cara won with a senton bomb in about five minutes.
WWE Main Event
1. Christian beat Fandango. Christian went over with a rollup in about eight minutes.
2. Layla and Natalya pinned Alicia Fox and Aksana. The babyface duo won in about five minutes.
3. Justin Gabriel vs. Heath Slater (w/Drew McIntyre, Jinder Mahal) ended in a no-contest when The Wyatt Family attacked. Great reaction. The Wyatts laid out all four guys and stacked the bodies in front of Bray and he cut a promo. The usual great stuff from the act. The crowd was receptive and gave him a big applause when the lights came back on after the end of the segment.
– This week on WWE Main Event on ION Television, a Battle Royal will take place where the winner receives the opportunity to challenge Wade Barrett for the WWE Intercontinental Championship.
– On this week’s SmackDown Slam of the Week, Chris Jericho gets dropped by Big E Langston.
– On the latest edition of VH1’s Best Week Ever, a segment aired called “Panties on/Panties off, with a female comedian remarking “Panties off” for Fandango.
– WWE is advertising both John Cena and Triple H for the April 9th SmackDown taping from Boston, MA. Triple H appearing at a taping just 2 days after WrestleMania 29 could be another indication that he’ll be wrestling Brock Lesnar at WM29.
– The following matches will take place on tonight’s episode of WWE Main Event:
* Cameron and Naomi vs. Aksana and Tamina.
* Cody Rhodes vs. Sheamus.
* Damien Sandow vs. Daniel Bryan.
– Chris Jericho is headed down under to Australia from 2/23-3/4 to tour with his metal band, Fozzy. After Jericho gets back, he’s scheduled for almost all RAW and SmackDown tapings through WrestleManai. He then heads overseas to Europe for another Fozzy tour that begins on April 11th and runs through the end of the month.