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Updated list of PPV's for 2012:

March 25, 2012 WrestleMania XXVIII - Sun Life Stadium (Miami Gardens, Florida)

April 22, 2012 Backlash - Allstate Arena (Rosemont, Illinois)

May 13, 2012 Judgment Day - RBC Center (Raleigh, North Carolina)

May 27, 2012 Extreme Rules - San Diego Sports Arena (San Diego, California)

June 10, 2012 Vengeance - Izod Center (East Rutherford, New Jersey)

July 22, 2012 The Great American Bash - Thomas & Mack Center (Las Vegas, Nevada)

August 26, 2012 SummerSlam - Staples Center (Los Angeles, California)

September 16, 2012 Unforgiven - American Airlines Center (Dallas, Texas)

October 14, 2012 No Mercy - Wells Fargo Center (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)

November 25, 2012 Survivor Series - US Airways Center (Phoenix, Arizona)

December 23, 2012 Armageddon - FedEx Forum (Memphis, Tennessee)

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WWE Superstars (4/12/12) "Lawsuit"

The Superstars video rolls and we are underway for the 4/12 edition of WWE Superstars. The commentators Michael Cole and Jerry Lawler hype tonight's main event which will feature the former WWE Tag Team Champions Primo and Epico taking on Kofi Kingston & the US Champion Evan Bourne.

Ted Dibiase's music hits and the 2nd generation superstar makes his way to the ring. Out next comes Tyson Kidd accompanied by his mentor William Regal.

Ted Dibiase vs Tyson Kidd (with William Regal)

Lock-up and DiBiase with a side headlock. Irish whip by Kidd and DiBiase with a shoulder knockdown. Kidd goes reeling back to the corner to try and collect himself. Lock-up again and Kidd with a waistlock. DiBiase reverses with an arm wringer, but Kidd with a kick to the gut, breaks that hold. Kidd with a club to the back and Irish whips DiBiase. DiBiase, however, reverses but as Kidd comes off the ropes, he puts on the brakes and goes out to the floor to catch a breather. DiBiase goes out after him, as Kidd was trying to goad him out there. Kidd misses a clothesline and DiBiase nails him with a couple right hands. Kidd fires back and kicks DiBiase right in the leg and then nails with a spinning kick right to the head, sending DiBiase crashing to the floor. Kidd back in the ring to break the referee's 10 count, goes right back to the outside and brings DiBiase back into the ring as Regal cheers on from ringside. Kidd goes for a cover, and gets a close nearfall, as DiBiase just manages to kick out. Kidd with an elbow right to the face of DiBiase, then Kidd begins to stomp away at him. Kidd unloads with an array of forearms and elbows on DIbiase as DiBiase goes to the ropes. Kidd with his knee, chokes DiBiase on the middle rope, then as DiBiase goes to the corner, Kidd with a stomp and chokes DiBiase again, this time with his boot. Irish whip by Kidd and he connects with a back elbow, but only gets a nearfall out of it. Kidd locks in a reverse chinlock as the crowd starts to get behind DiBiase. DiBiase back to his feet, but Kidd knocks him back down with a club to the back. Kidd begins to talk trash as he slaps DiBiase across the back of the head, and kicking at him in a disrespectful manner. DiBiase had enough of it, and fires back with right hands on Kidd, but Kidd comes right back with a spin kick to the gut. Kidd off the ropes, but in usual DiBiase fashion, DiBiase goes off the ropes with him, and drills Kidd with a clothesline. DiBiase, fired up, connects with an inverted atomic drop and a right hand that knocks Kidd down. Kidd misses a clothesline and DiBiase off the ropes, drills him with a running knee to the face, but only gets a nearfall. DiBiase charges Kidd, but Kidd nails with a mule kick. Kidd backflips himself using the ropes and lands on his feet on the apron. DiBiase charges in again, but Kidd catches him with a shoulder to the gut. Kidd springboards into the ropes and Dibiase catches him in mid-air with a drop-kick. Dibiase with the cover but Regal puts Kidd's leg to the bottom rope to break the pin. Dibiase realizes that Regal got involved and yells at him. Regal gets on the apron to distract Dibiase and Kidd comes with a roll-up but only gets 2. Dibiase ducks a clothesline and hits the Dream Street for the win.

Winner: Ted Dibiase!

After the match, Dibiase celebrates in the ring as Regal looks down at Kidd and shakes his head.

Commercial break

We come back with Jack Swagger in the ring complaining about his current losing streak. He blames Vickie Guerrero for being a distraction and he says that from now on that he is on his own he will make his way back to the top again. Yoshi Tatsu comes out as he will be Swagger's opponent for tonight.

Jack Swagger vs Yoshi Tatsu

Yoshi with some kicks as the bell rings. Jack Swagger reverses a leg scissors hold into a wheel barrow slam. Yoshi is slammed hard to the mat, but kicks out of the pin attempt. Swagger does a couple of very cocky pushups to taunt the crowd. Jack then drops two elbows before a standing leg drop and looks for the pin but Yoshi kicks out. Swagger locks Yoshi in an arm bar, looking to apply pressure to the shoulder region of the Japanese Superstar. Yoshi is sent into the ropes twice, and hit in the back by Jack. Swagger attempts to lift Yoshi up, but Tatsu flips over to land on his feet and connect with a kick. Swagger counters with a hard kick to the gut. Yoshi is whipped into the corner, but counters and hits a series of hard kicks. Swagger looks to be picking Yoshi up for another slam, but gets caught with a bulldog. Swagger kicks out of the pin attempt. Swagger is sent to the corner, and Yoshi charges into him to connect with his rolling snapmare/kick combo. Yoshi goes for a roll-up, but Swagger kicks out. Yoshi heads to the top rope, and at first Swagger can stall the move, but Yoshi knocks him down and then connects with a spinning wheel kick! Swagger kicks out at 2. Swagger with a belly to belly suplex out of nowhere for a nearfall. Swagger lifts Yoshi onto his shoulder and splashes Yoshi in the corner before dropping him with a powerslam. Swagger connects with the Swagger-Bomb but only gets 2. Swagger goes for it again but Yoshi lifts his legs to block it. Yoshi misses with a kick to the head, Swagger goes for the Ankle-lock and Yoshi counters into a roll-up for the win.

Winner: Yoshi Tatsu!

After the match, Yoshi celebrates as he heads to the ramp and Swagger is pissed off in the ring.

The Raw Rebound airs.

Justin Gabriel comes out to a decent crowd reaction. Out next is Curt Hawkins accompanied by his tag team ally Tyler Reks.

Justin Gabriel vs Curt Hawkins (with Tyler Reks)

The bell rings and Hawkins goes out to the outside so Reks can give him a pep talk. Back in the ring, lock-up and Hawkins with a waistlock, however Gabriel rolls through it and goes to work on Hawkins' arm. Hawkins counters with a head scissors but Gabriel escapes it. Gabriel locks in a side headlock but Hawkins Irish whips him out of it. Hawkins hits a shoulder tackle but Gabriel comes right back with a dropkick and then an armdrag into an armbar. Hawkins brings Gabriel to the ropes and instead of breaking clean, gut shots Gabriel. Hawkins tries to hiptoss Gabriel out of the corner but Gabriel lands on his feet and sweeps out Hawkins' leg. Hawkins goes to the outside but Gabriel charges and hits a baseball slide and then slingshots out and connects with a corkscrew plancha. Gabriel eyes Reks. Back in the ring, Hawkins nails Gabriel with a right hand, then chopblocks Gabriel's leg as we go to commercial.

Commercial break

Back from commercial as Hawkins has a step-over toe hold applied on Gabriel. Gabriel gets out but Hawkins nails him with a boot to the chest for a nearfall. Hawkins takes down Gabriel and re-applies the step-over toe hold. Gabriel kicks away at him, breaking the hold, then hits a headscissors takedown. However, Hawkins gets right back up and nails Gabriel with a clothesline for another nearfall. Gabriel tries to kick away at Hawkins while on the mat to create distance, but Hawkins nails him with a right hand and again applies the step-over the hold. Gabriel tries to break the hold again with kick, but Hawkins switches and tries for a half crab. However, Gabriel counters it and nails Hawkins with a heel kick, followed by a right hand. Hawkins tries for a back suplex but Gabriel lands on his feet and he goes to the corner as Hawkins charges. Hawkins goes for an avalanche, but Gabriel moves out of the way and nails Hawkins with a spin kick for a nearfall. Hawkins comes right back and connects with a scoop slam for a nearfall. Both men back up, and Gabriel scores with a Blue Thunder Bomb. Gabriel goes up top and Reks gets on the apron to distract him. Gabriel knocks Reks off the apron and Hawkins crotches him on the top rope. Hawkins connects with a back-suplex off the top rope and he picks up the win.

Winner: Curt Hawkins!

After the match, Hawkins and Reks celebrate in the ring as we see highlights of the match leading to the finish.

We get a promo for this Friday's SmackDown.

The former tag team champions Primo and Epico come out along with Rosa Mendes. The US Champion Evan Bourne comes out followed by Kofi Kingston.

Evan Bourne & Kofi Kingston vs Primo & Epico (with Rosa)

Epico & Bourne start things off for their respective teams. Lock-up and Epico armdrags Bourne down. Another lock-up and Epico sends Bourne to the corner, then nails him with a right hand on the break. Epico with a club to the back, then Irish whips Bourne. Bourne, however, goes up and over Epico and hits a couple of armdrags into an armbar. Epico Irish whips out of the hold, but misses a clothesline and a chop attempt, and Bourne hits a running boot for a 1 count. Bourne tags in Kingston, and Air Boom hit an assisted top rope foot stomp for a nearfall. Kingston with an Irish whip, and he knees Epico in the gut for another nearfall. Kingston goes for another Irish whip, but Epico reverses it. Kingston then counters with a Sunset flip into another double stomp for a nearfall. Epico fights back with a right hand, then tags in Primo, and the cousins Colon double Irish whip Kingston. However, they miss a double clothesline attempt, and Kingston then comes off and hits a flying double clothesline on both of them for a 1 count on Primo. Primo then regains the advantage with a flurry of strikes on Kingston, then locks in a front chancery. Kingston gets back to his feet, but Primo knees him in the gut and locks in a side headlock. Kingston Irish whips out of the hold, but Primo holds on to the ropes to avoid Kingston. Kingston charges, but Primo sidesteps him and Kingston goes through the ropes to the outside. Primo mocks Kingston, then goes off the ropes, looking for a tope dive, but Kingston catches him coming in with a enziguri style kick. Kingston then springboards, connecting with a missile dropkick that sends Primo to the outside. Kingston then dropkicks Epico off the apron to the outside. Bourne comes in, and with Kingston's assistance, hits a springboard dive onto the Colon's as we go to commercial.

Commercial break

Back from commercial, Bourne hits Primo twice in the back of the leg with kicks that knock Primo down. Bourne goes after Primo, but Primo sends Bourne throat first into the middle rope. Primo hits a flurry of right hands to Bourne's kidneys before he is pulled away by the official. However, that allows Epico to drill Bourne with a boot to the face, and then Primo hits a left-armed lariat for a 1 count. Primo goes to the mount, and rains in left hands on Bourne, then stomps on Bourne's head. Primo chokes Bourne with his boot, then tags in Epico, who kicks Bourne in the gut and sends him into the ropes, connecting with a back elbow for a nearfall. Epico locks in a neck vise, but Bourne fights back and gets back to his feet. Bourne whips Epico to the ropes, but Epico sidesteps Bourne's back body drop attempt, and connects with a swinging neckbreaker for another nearfall. Bourne goes headfirst off the top turnbuckle as Primo tags back in, connecting with a running forearm in the corner. Primo hits a Russian leg sweep, then locks in a unique submission hold, scissoring Bourne's head while applying an armbar of sorts. Primo switches to a front chancery as Bourne tries to make the tag to Kingston. Primo then rollups Bourne for a nearfall. Bourne leaps to make a tag, but Primo catches him and drives him back into his corner and tags back in Epico, who hits a dropkick for another nearfall. Epico then scores with a back suplex for yet another nearfall. Primo tags back in and he gut shots Bourne, then goes for a suplex, but Bourne nails him with a knee on the way up. Bourne kicks Primo in the leg, but Primo shoves him away, however Bourne comes off and hits the double knee drop. Both men crawl to make the tag and both men get the tag, bringing in Kingston and Epico. Kingston rolls through on the way in and hits the flying clothesline on Epico, followed by 2 double back chops and a dropkick. Kingston goes off the ropes, and hits another flying clothesline. Kingston is fired up as he goes off the ropes, hitting the Boom Drop. Kingston then begins the setup for Trouble in Paradise, but Epico rolls underneath, sending Kingston to the corner. Epico charges, but Kingston hits the Pendulum kick, and goes up top. Kingston hits the froggy crossbody and goes for a cover, but Primo breaks up the fall. Bourne comes in and hits a flying knee taking out Primo. Suddenly, David Otunga comes out and he grabs the US title belt. Bourne with a cross-body off the ropes to take down Otunga. Kingston goes for Trouble in Paradise on Epico but Primo catches him from behind with the Back-Stabber. Epico covers Kofi and picks up the win.

Winners: Primo & Epico!

The Colon's head up to the ramp with Rosa as Bourne gets in the ring to check on Kofi. Otunga gets in the ring and nails Bourne with the Verdict. Otunga celebrates in the ring with the US Title as the show goes off...

World Wrestling Entertainment has signed a 2 year contract with former NTX Superstar Conor O'Brian. O'Brian will be making his in-ring debut on the 4/23/12 edition of Monday night Raw.

Next Thursday's WWE Superstars show will feature former NXT stars Darren Young, Derrick Bateman, Byron Saxton and Percy Watson. They will compete against current WWE superstars and whoever wins their match will get a 2 years contract with the WWE. Whoever loses will leave.

Eric Bischoff announced on wwe.com that The WWE Champion CM Punk will team up with John Cena to face Chris Jericho and Dolph Ziggler this Monday on Raw.

As a come-back Theodore Long announced that next Friday on SmackDown the World Champion Sheamus and Randy Orton will face Daniel Bryan and Kane.

After tonight's brutal No Holds Barred main event on SmackDown the Big Show has suffered a concussion. Show has been given some time off to get well.
It is reported that this year's King of the Ring Tournament will be SmackDown exclusive and the first round will take place on the 4/27/12 edition of SmackDown and Big Show is set to compete against The Great Khali.

(↔) 1. Dolph Ziggler ~ With the momentum of the last couple of weeks on his tail, Dolph once again jumped John Cena from behind near the beginning of RAW this week and left him laying out cold on the steel as EMTs checked on him. However, Cena was not done and called out Ziggler once again but Ziggler came in from behind and locked in the sleeperhold until Cena lay on the mat unconscious and Dolph Ziggler stood tall over his fallen body. [1]

(↑) 2. Goldberg ~ Two weeks ago Goldberg stunned the world when he returned to the WWE, interrupting Undertaker. This week, however, the fans knew he was coming but before he was given the chance to speak he was interrupted by Undertaker. Undertaker came down to the ring and as Goldberg went to leave he instead turned and took out the Deadman with a huge Spear. Goldberg left the ring, making sure the fans knew firmly who was in control. [N/A]

(↔) 3. Sheamus ~ Sheamus came out at the start of Smackdown, interrupting Daniel Bryan and AJ in the ring. After a war of words Sheamus went to hit Bryan with a Brogue Kick but had to stop himself short as AJ got in between them. Bryan quickly fled and before Sheamus had a chance to chase him down he had to turn his attention to his match. With Bryan watchin from the stage, Sheamus finished off his opponent with a Brogue Kick to pick up the victory. However, this victory wasn't enough to move him up nor down the board. [3]

(↑) 4. Wade Barrett ~ Barrett's week started off on RAW where he took on the WWE Champion CM Punk. Following a distraction from Jericho, Barrett managed to get Punk up on his shoulders and hit the Wasteland for the three count. Barrett decided not to cash in on this night but made sure we all had the image of him standing over the fallen WWE Champion with his Money In The Bank briefcase in his hand firmly in our minds. This firm show of power was enough to propel him up in this week's Power 25. [5]

(↓) 5. CM Punk ~ Punk made the mistake this week of getting on the wrong side of RAW General Manger, Erick Bischoff; something which Punk has a knack of. Punk would then go on to face Wade Barrett in the Main Event and, after a distraction from Chris Jericho, he fell prey to the Wasteland and was defeated by the current Money In The Bank holder. Barrett left a firm image in our minds of him standing over the fallen WWE Champion with his briefcase in hand but it was the image of Jericho celebrating with the WWE Championship over Punk's fallen body which was left with us as the show went off the air. After such a bad week, it was iminent that Punk would fall in the ranks of the Power 25. [4]

(↑) 6. Undertaker ~ After being interrupted by Goldberg two weeks ago, Undertaker returned the favour this week and interrupted Goldberg before he even had the chance to speak. However, it was Goldberg who would once again surprise Undertaker this week as Goldberg hit Undertaker with a Spear, minutes after the Deadman got in the ring. Undertaker managed to make it on our Power 25 this week due to the fact that he was still able to sit up following the Spear but he better be careful in the following weeks not to drop in our estimations. [N/A]

(↓) 7. Chris Jericho ~ Jericho started off this week by getting on the good side of RAW General Manager, Eric Bischoff, and making sure he had his side in this current war between Jericho and WWE Champion CM Punk. After a quick, emphatic victory over R-Truth, Jericho took a back seat and waited until it was time for Punk's match later on in the night. Jericho got on the apron and distracted Punk to give Barrett the victory and then proceeded to celebrate over Punk's fallen body with the WWE Championship in his grasp. However, due to other bigger events in the week Jericho still managed to fall down the Power 25 this week. [6]

(↓) 8. John Cena ~ John Cena was set to have a match against JTG this week but due to a sneak attack from Dolph Ziggler which incapacited the CeNation leader, Cena was replaced in this match by Tyler Reks. Following the match Cena came back down to the ring and took out JTG before addressing Ziggler, calling him out. It looked like Ziggler accepted the call as his music hit but Cena's eyes were fixed on the stage and Ziggler slipped in from the crowd and locked in the Sleeper Hold on Cena, keeping it locked in until the point where Cena was rendered unconscious. Cena needs to gain an advantage over Ziggler, and sooner rather than later. [2]

(↓) 9. Randy Orton ~ Due to the fact that Orton was not in the action this week, he was sure to fall in the ranks but he would fallen further had it not been for his show of dominance over Kane this week. After Kane easily defeated Ezekiel Jackson, Orton made a beeline for the line only to be taken out by Kane. Kane could have left on top but instead went to add insult to injury but before he could hit Orton with the Tombstone, Orton slipped out and took out Kane with an RKO. Orton was close to punting Kane's brain out but Kane smartly got out of harm's way but surely an act like this can only anger the Big Red Machine? [8]

(↑) 10. Alberto Del Rio ~ Del Rio may not have been in action this week but he still made an impact and thus is moving up in our ranks, just making it into the Top 10. As The Miz took on Zack Ryder, trying to show up Alberto Del Rio, Del Rio would arrive in a Rolls Royce which served as a worthy distraction and gave Santino Marella the chance to get a huge victory over The Miz. Del Rio may have had the chance to move up further had he not too cocky and got a Cobra from Santino Marella for his troubles. [10]

(↓) 11. The Miz ~ The Miz was on top of his game at the start of RAW this week, proclaiming that he was going to defeat Santino Marella and then find a tag partner to challenge for the WWE Tag Team Championships. However, things would take a turn for the worse during his match and, after a distraction from Alberto Del Rio, Miz was taken out by a Rough Ryder from Zack Ryder which allowed Santino Marella to make the cover and get the victory. It would appear Del Rio isn't finished with The Miz and if Miz can get back at Del Rio next week then he may stand a chance at moving back up in the Power 25 ranks. [7]

(↓) 12. Daniel Bryan ~ Daniel Bryan kicked things off this week on Smackdown, talking about his match with Sheamus at Backlash. However, Sheamus didn't want to hear him talk, he wanted to fight. Sheamus went to attack Bryan but AJ stood in Sheamus' way and gave the chance for Bryan to flee. Bryan took the rest of the night off and it is for this reason that Bryan moves down this week's Power 25. [9]

(↓) 13. Kane ~ Kane's week started off with a big victory over Ezekiel Jackson on Smackdown and it looked to get even better as he took out Randy Orton as he attempted to attack him post-match. However, Kane had the chance to leave but instead chose to attempt to injure Orton even more. He got him up for the Tombstone but Orton got out of the hold and took down the Big Red Machine with an RKO. Kane was left staring up at the rafters as he fell down the rankings. [12]

(↓) 14. Mark Henry ~ Mark Henry had a relatively easy week with just a rematch from Wrestlemania XXVII, taking on The Great Khali. Henry beat him with relative ease but decided to add even more injury to Khali after the match by hitting him with a second World's Strongest Slam. Henry may have shown great power and dominance here but it was not enough to move up in the rankings. [13]

(↓) 15. Cody Rhodes ~ Cody Rhodes kicked off his week with a match against WWE Tag Team Champion Santino Marella and when he came out wearing a Sin Cara mask, it was obvious that he was attempting to mock his Backlash opponent. In hinesight this was a costly mistake on the part of Rhodes as Sin Cara came down during the match and distracted the referee so that Zack Ryder could take out Rhodes leaving his tag team partner with the opportunity to pin the Intercontinental Champion. Cara then threw Rhodes out of the ring post match and Rhodes was left looking like an idiot, forcing us to push him down in the rankings. [11]

(↓) 16. Beth Phoenix ~ Beth's first appearance of the week when she appeared on the titantron to inform Natalya that she would face The Bella Twins in her Pick The Poison Match on Tuesday. This came back to bite her however as Natalya defeated the two divas with ease. However, as Divas Champion, Beth can back her words with actions in the ring and she dominated Alicia Fox in the Main Event and defeated her following a big Glam Slam. Natalya attempted to attack Beth after the match but Beth had her number and knocked out her Backlash challenger with a shot from the Divas Championship and ended the show on top. Unfortunately for Beth, there were more impressive going ons in this week. [14]

(↓) 17. Santino Marella & Zack Ryder ~ Santino and Zack have had an incredible week which started off with Zack Ryder picking up a big victory over The Miz thanks to a distraction from Alberto Del Rio. They then went onto Smackdown where Santino Marella picked up a victory over Intercontinental Champion Cody Rhodes. Had the two of them beaten their opponents without outside interference they may have moved up this week but, once again, due to other outsanding moments/matches this week they were forced down the board. [15]

(↓) 18. David Otunga ~ Otunga had yet another outstanding week which started off with a big victory over Kofi Kingston, after which United States Champion Evan Bourne came out and accepted Otunga's challenge at a United States Championship match. Otunga then made an appearance on Superstars, aiding Primo & Epico in their victory over Evan Bourne and Kofi Kingston. Otunga then laid out Bourne after the match and ended the night celebrating with the United States Championship. Unfortunately for Otunga, his circumstances for this weeks Power 25 were the same as many others this week. [17]

(↓) 19. Evan Bourne ~ Evan Bourne had a rather unfortunate week where he lost in a Tag Team Match to Primo & Epico thanks to interference from David Otunga. Otunga then laid Bourne out after the match and Bourne slipped down in the ranks. [16]

(↓) 20. Christian ~ Christian had a phenomenal match this week when he faced off against Big Show in a No Holds Barred Match. Both men put all they had into the match and, after knocking out Show, Christian picked up the victory. Despite this huge victory, which has put Show out on the injury shelf, Christian fell victim to not being on as grand a stage as others this week and also fell down the board. [19]

(↓) 21. Eve ~ Eve was not present at all this week and was lucky to stay on the board. [18]

(↓) 22. Rey Mysterio ~ Mysterio faced a big challenge this week in the form of Mason Ryan and many felt that he may lose but after hitting a 619 he picked up a victory but still managed to fall down the board this week. [20]

(↓) 23. Natalya ~ Natalya's week started off with a big victory over The Bella Twins before she chose Beth Phoenix's opponent to be Alicia Fox. After Beth defeated Alicia, Natalya attempted to blindside Beth but was taken out by a Divas Championship shot and fell down to the mat and down the board. [21]

(↔) 24. Primo & Epico ~ Primo & Epico picked up a cheap win over Evan Bourne & Kofi Kingston on Superstars after David Otunga provided the interference. Despite this cheap victory, it was still a victory and they managed to retain their spot on the board. [24]

(↑) 25. Curt Hawkisn & Tyler Reks ~ Curt Hawkins & Tyler Reks have been extremely impressive as of late and that was no exception this week. JTG was meant to face John Cena this week but instead ended up facing Tyler Reks. Reks was very impressive in this match and ended it after nailing him with the Burning Hammer. Hawkins would then face Justin Gabriel on Superstars where he won after hitting Gabriel with a back-suplex off the top rope. We would then go on to Smackdown where the two teamed up and defeated The Usos after Reks took out Jey with the Burning Hammer. They have made it onto the board this week and if they are successful again next week they could climb even higher. [N\A]


This weeks Farewells:

Hunico
Kelly Kelly
Tamina

Next week's Hopefuls:

Mason Ryan
Rosa Mendes
Sin Cara
Ted DiBiase
Vickie Guerrero
Yoshi Tatsu