What's up beautiful people? Welcome to another edition of PWA! Last night's SD marked the end of the road to the Royal Rumble, ironically, the Royal Rumble is the beginning of the road to Wrestlemania. There's much to cover, let's begin.

After Jeff Hardy's pyro accident last Friday, it was discovered that the pyro had been tampered with. Edge felt the need to publicly state that he didn't do it. He said that he had nothing to do with the things that have been happening to Jeff. Edge also said that Jeff was making a big mistake still defending the WWE championship against him at the Royal Rumble. Just then, Jeff's brother Matt came out and beat the hell out of Edge.

Weeks ago, we all got a taste of how Shelton Benjamin and the Undertaker work together. This week, Benjamin took on the Deadman again in one on one action. This match, like the last one was great. Benjamin is a very gifted wrestler and can really bring it to the Undertaker. That still wasn't enough, because the Phenom came out victorious!

As of late, many of us have been calling Chavo Guerrero a go-fer. He wheeled Vickie Guerrero around, and always did whatever she told him to. However, he said he was not a go-fer, and that he did all of those things out of love and admiration for Vickie. Unfortunately, he was facing the Great Khali, and couldn't defend his family name. A Punjabi plunge cost him the match, and his dignity.

We then turned to Vickie Guerrero and Edge in her office. Since he was attacked by Matt Hardy earlier, he was demanding back-up. Vickie said she had everything under control, and she then proceeded to put Edge and Matt in a no DQ match. Edge came to the conclusion that Vickie didn't believe him either. She simply said he had to "Man up!".

Recently turned heel Michelle McCool teamed with Natalya to take on the Bella twins. This match would have been very nice, but it was cut short with an interference by Maria. After weeks of attacks from Michelle, she probably wanted some revenge. She was unable to get it, and got beat up once again by McCool.

Per GM Vickie Guerrero's orders, Edge went one on one with Matt Hardy in a no DQ match. The match was good, Matt got to let go of a bit of his anger towards Edge. That is until Jack Swagger felt the need to interfere. Since it was no DQ, his presence wasn't reprimanded. Then Mark Henry joined the fun, then he and Swagger helped Edge spear his way to victory.

We had a champions vs. champions tag team match Friday night. Primo and Carlito took on the Miz and John Morrison. This match was great. Lots of near falls. Surprise tags seem to have become a trend as of late, and one helped the Miz and Morrison pick up the win.

After aiding MVP last week in the Last Man standing match, Triple H was forced to face Vladimir Kozlov. The question was whether the Game would be the first man to defeat the Moscow Mauler. But, surprise surprise, Vickie stopped the match midway through the action and made it a handicap match. Kozlov's partner would be the Big Show. Of course, even Hunter can only take so much, and he was not able to pick up a win. Handing the victory to Kozlov and Show.

Well people that was SD. All in all, a good show that marked the end of the road toward the beginning of the road to Wrestlemania. That's all I got for right now. Thank you for reading PWA!. Take it easy.