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Last night was the WWE Breaking Point PPV. My grade for the show would be a thumbs in the middle, slightly leaning down. It had it's bright spots, andalso it's very bad spots. The Montreal crowd was on fire all night which definitely helped things. Here's my quick rundown:
*Jericho/Show d MVP/Henry to retain the Unified Tag Team Titles - A little dull for an opener, due mainly to Show and Henry, but the match was fine and thecorrect team won. Please do something with MVP.
*Kofi d The Miz to retain the US Title - The match was missing something. Probably because there was no build for it. Both worked hard, but I think The Mizneeded the win.
*Rhodes/Dibiase d HHH/HBK - The lack of establishing submissions for everyone before this match really hurt things. I expected a lot more crazy brawling thanwe got, especially with them stating at least three times this could go into the streets of Montreal. The double submission was cool, but like I said, thefinish kind of came out of nowhere since we didn't know what their "signature" submission moves were.
*Kane d Khali - Terrible.
*Christian d William Regal to retain the ECW Title - Very good match. Their styles go well together. I think Regal should have won, but this feud definitelyis not over.
*Patterson/Zigler/Morrison segment - Waste of time that was really killed by Zigler's awful promo.
*Cena d Orton to becomes the new WWE Champion - This was a great match (not just because Cena was getting destroyed). They told an amazing story of Cenarefusing to quit despite all of the punishment he took. But it was quickly ruined by Cena's superman act. All of a sudden Cena was completely refreshedand destroyed Randy Orton and made him tap in a matter of seconds with an ugly STF. Terrible finish.
*Punk d The Undertaker to retain the World Title - The match was 8 minutes long because the WWE insists on showing pointless video packages during the PPV. The Undertaker has definitely lost another step. I don't think he has much left in the tank. Taker won with the Hell's Gate when Punk immediatelytapped. Teddy Long then said that move was banned by Vickie Guerrero and that still stood. The match was restarted. Punk locked on the Anaconda Vice and wehad the Montreal Screwjob all over again, expect this time it wasn't real and no one bought it. It was a lame way to end the show.
With the Hell in a Cell PPV only three weeks away, I would expect to see rematches of all the top matches (DX vs Legacy, Punk vs Taker, Orton vs Cena), soexpect for those announcements tonight and tomorrow.
As for tonight, Trish Stratus is this week's guest host. It's always good to see Trish. And as long as she doesn't have a Chavo/Hornswogglesegment, she will go down as the best host in my book.
The only thing announced thus far for tonight's show is Batista returning to make a "career-altering" announcement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Please beretirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Pleasebe retirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement. Please be retirement.
Also, it will be very interesting to see how tonight's show does in the ratings. The WWE can throw out all of their ignorant Did You Knows talking abouthow they beat Monday Night Football in the ratings. Tonight's the real deal, and I would suspect Raw will get crushed, especially if the first game isclose as it matches the Patriots against TO.