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This weeks Wrestling Roundup (June 11th-17th, 2012) features the results of all four WWE television shows, the No Way Out Pay-Per-View, TNA IMPACT Wrestling, Ring of Honor results, and Johnny North’s match at MWF’s Whatever It Takes event.

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Monday June 11th, 2012

World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus def. Tensai - Non Title

Dolph Ziggler def. Christian, Jack Swagger & The Great Khali - New #1 Contender for World Heavyweight Champion (4-way Elimination Match)

Ryback def. Willard Fillmore and Rutherford “PS” Hayes (2-on-1 Handicap Match)

Big Show def. Kofi Kingston (Steel Cage Match)

Sin Cara def. Curt Hawkins

Vader def. Heath Slater

WWE Champion CM Punk & AJ Lee def. Kane & Daniel Bryan

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Wednesday June 13th, 2012

Tyler Reks & Curt Hawkins def. Derrick Bateman & Percy Watson

Kaitlyn def. Natalya

The Usos def. Johnny Curtis & Michael McGillicutty

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Thursday June 14th, 2012

Zack Ryder def. Michael McGillicutty

The Primetime Players Titus O’Neil & Darren Young def. The Usos Jimmy & Jey

Hunico w/ Camacho def. Justin Gabriel

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Friday June 15th, 2012

Dolph Ziggler & Daniel Bryan w/ Vickie Guerrero def. WWE Champion CM Punk & World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus w/ AJ Lee

Brodus Clay def. Heath Slater

Beth Phoenix def. Alicia Fox

Intercontinental Champion Christian def. Jack Swagger / Vickie Guerrero – Non Title

Ryback def. Ari Cohen & Mike Testa (2-on-1 Handicap Match)

Damien Sandow def. Tyson Kidd

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Sunday June 17th, 2012

Brodus Clay def. David Otunga (count out)

World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus def. Dolph Ziggler - retains title

Santino Marella def. Ricardo Rodriguez (Tuxedo Match)

Intercontinental Champion Christian def. Cody Rhodes - retains title

PrimeTime Players Titus O’Neil & Darren Young def. Primo & Epico, The Usos, Tyson Kidd & Justin Gabriel - New #1 contenders

Divas Champion Layla def. Beth Phoenix – retains title

Sin Cara def. Hunico

WWE Champion CM Punk def. Kane & Daniel Bryan - retains title

Ryback def. Dan Delaney & Rob Grymes (2-on-1 Handicap Match)

John Cena def. Big Show (Cage Match)

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Thursday June 14th, 2012

TNA X-Division Champion Austin Aries def. Chris Sabin & Zima Ion (Ultimate X Match)

TNA TV Champion Devon def. Hernandez

James Storm def. AJ Styles, Rob Van Dam, Jeff Hardy, Brutus Magnus, Kurt Angle, Samoa Joe, Abyss, D’Angelo Dinero, Christopher Daniels, Robbie E & Bully Ray (Bound for Glory Series Gaunlet Match)

TNA Knockouts Champion Brooke Tessmacher def. Madison Rayne

TNA World Champion Bobby Roode def. Ken Anderson

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Friday June 15th, 2012

“The Baddest Tag Team on the Planet” #DemBoys The Briscoes (Jay & Mark) def. Totally Awesome (Paradyse & “The Psychadelic Superstar” Chris Silvio).

The All Night Express def. Caprice Coleman & Cedric Alexander

“American Wolf” Davey Richards & “No Fear” Mike Mondo – time limit draw

Adam Cole defeated BJ Whitmer, Kyle O’Reilly & ROH TV Champion Roderick Strong w/Truth Martini (Corner Survival “Proving Ground” Match) - New ROH TV Title #1 contender

Jay Lethal def.”Unbreakable” Michael Elgin w/Truth Martini

Jay Briscoe def. “The Outlaw” Charlie Haas (Texas Death Match)

ROH World Champion “Wrestling’s Worst Nightmare” Kevin Steen def. “Die Hard” Eddie Edwards – retains title

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Saturday June 16th, 2012

MWF Regional Champion Ivan Sullivan def. Chakal by DQ – retains title

Darkko def. Gatean L’Amour

Johnny North def. The Green Phantom (Aided with a low blow by Carl Choquette)

Alex Silva & Marvelous Jeff def. Bryan Kevins, Maverick and Lex Lerman

SOA Amin def. Razen

Chris Cruze def. Nico Marshall (Chain match)

Pauly Platinum and Stew win the MWF Tag Team Titles in a four team ladder match

MWF National Champion Shayne Hawke def. Pat Guenette – retains title

Smackdown vs. Raw 2011- Video Game Review

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WWE’s latest edition of the Smackdown vs. Raw series surpasses the games of years passed. With new superstars, finishers, and game modes the possibilities are endless to the amount of fun you can have while playing this game.

The game features many different modes of play, such as Road to WrestleMania, WWE Universe and WWE Storyline Designer. All three modes are unique in there own way; in
The Road to WrestleMania Mode you choose the WrestleMania paths of Christian, Chris Jericho, Rey Mysterio, John Cena and you challenge the Undertaker as Kofi Kingston, Dolph Ziggler, or John Morrison in some very TV quality storylines. New to the game is the live WWE locker room, where you roam around interacting with superstars and divas unlocking the secret characters and legends of the game on your way to the grandest stage of the all.

In The WWE Universe Mode every action affects the results and angles of every superstar. For instance, if Edge defeats John Cena, they start a feud and interfere in each others matches bringing reasoning to the matches that you have, as opposed to winning several matches to gain a championship.

In the Storyline Designer Mode, you can create you own shows and matchups creating dream matches and feuds, or you can play pre-created storylines including Batista, Straight Edge Society and ECW.

Some of the Specialty matches have changed for better and for worse. In the Hell in a Cell match you must now perform a finisher at specific places around the cage to exit it. In Money in The Bank/Ladder/TLC matches it is easier to take done the contract/briefcase/belt no longer impossible or lengthy to acquire, and they’ve added more finishers off the ladder, including an Attitude Adjustment, RKO which is a plus. Finally all weapons are now interactive in the game, for instance if you perform a move beside a weapon, the opponent will sell the move as if he also hit the weapon. The producers did not put a lot of effort into the backstage areas, as the goal is to utilize your surroundings, yet some are impossible to use.

The game play is very similar to the past games, but changes have been to grappling move sets, with a standard arsenal as well as a groggy one change the way you play the game. In the corner you can now prop up you opponent on the top rope or put him in a tree of woe, as you could not before and the ring apron moves have slightly improved, but for the remainder of your in ring actions it’s status quo.

The only real problem with the game is that it’s dated; the game is missing a lot of current champions and members of the WWE roster. With no Nexus, Daniel Bryan, Kaval, Alberto Del Rio the game feels empty. Many other the superstars in the game are no longer on the active roster and were released by the company months before the game hit stores. I understand that superstars like Shad, MVP, Vance Archer and Luke Gallows were recently released, but Batista, Hurricane, and Finlay, are unnecessary.

Other than that the game is top notch and is highly recommended to any fan of the series.

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