I was just looking over the smackdown spoilers and I noticed that HBK will be doing a segment in which he comes out dreesed all in white, claiming to be the opposite of the UnderTaker, that he represents light and good, and then he quotes bible scripter. I have been quite on this long enough. I do not need religon shoved down my throat when I am watching wrestling. Now, I tolerated what happened at Backlash 2006 with the Mcmahon's vs. HBK and god tag match because it was stupid. But this is too much. HBK is a born again christan, fine, but keep it in your personal life and out of the ring. You do not represent light and all things good, that's just a load of ****. Here's hoping the UnderTaker kicks your ass from post to post.
I have recently learnedof the passing of Andrew "TEST" Martin. First and foremost my condolence's go out to his friends and family. TEST was a tremendous athlete in the ring. He had size, strength, speed and agility. TEST was the only big man I ever saw who could pull off a flawless flying elbow. The wrestling world has lost a very talented individual, and he will be missed
Tuesday, February 24, 2009, 03:55 PM EST
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I would like to thank my friend Alana for giving me the motivation to write this poem.
The Main Event.
The challenger walks down the ramp, and across the carpet to the ring. Pyro and music go's off behind him. He is surrounded by a sea made up of the most dedicated fans in the world. He steps through the ropes and enters ring. He poses on the top rope, while the flashes of camera lights seeminly go off in unison. He go's to the center of the ring. More music plays, and out comes the champion. The crowd erupts in a chorus of boo's. The champion slides into the ring, mocking the crowd with the fact that whether they like it or not, he is the champion.
The ref holds the title belt above his head, as both apponents stare each other down. It has all led up to this. The bell rings, and champion and challenger lock horns. They both exchange chops, punches, kicks, and knees. Both men take turns beating each other down in the corner. The challenger slams the champin down to the mat. 1..2...kickout! The champion slams the challenger down to the mat. 1..2...kickout!
Both men knock each other to the floor. The champion rams the challenger into the ring apron, then into the crowd barrier. The champion then whips the challenger into the steel ring post. The champion go's to whip the challenger again, but the challenger reverses, sending the champion crashing into the steel steps. The challenger pick up the champion, and bounces his head of of the announce table. The challenger go's to do it again, but the champion counters and knocks the challenger to the ground. The champon grabs a steel chair. As the challenger gets back up to is feet, he is blasted in the head by chair. The challenger is busted open, blood flowing freely from his wound.
The champion throws the challenger back into the ring. The champon enters the ring, still holding the chair. The challenger uses the rpes to pick himself up. The champon go's for another chair shot, but the challenger moves out of the way, and the chair bounces off of the ropes right into the face of the champion. He is busted open. Both men now wear the crimson mask. The challenger kocks the champion down to the mat. He then climbs to the top rope, and attempts a high flying move. But the champion rolls out of the way, and the challenger crashes into th mat, cluching his body in pain.
The champion applies a submission move. the challenger screams in agony. He looks as if he is about to tap out, but ten he gritshis teeth and starts crawling toward the ropes. It seems like an eternity, but the chalenger finally grabs the bottom rope. The champion breaks the hold. The challenger gets back to his feet, and he and the champion start exchanging punches. The challenger grabs the champion, and nails him with his finishing move. 1...2...kickout! The crowd is in shock. The champion the hits the challenger with his finishing move. 1..2...kickout! The crowd erupts, while the champion is in shock and disbelief. The champion go's for the finishing move again, but the challenger counters it into his finisher. 1..2...3!
The crowd erupts with cheer. The challenger's hand is risen by the ref. The ref then hands the new champion his title belt. The new champion clucthes the belt in his arms, then climbs the tope rope, holding the gold over his head for all to see. He has finally climbed to the mountain top.
