Hello everybody, and welcome to the December 27th edition of the WWE
Superstars on Hulu report! I hope everyone has a safe and happy holiday
season! This week's episode is another "Best of Raw 2012" show. Why
wouldn't it be a "Best of Superstars" show? Scott Stanford is the host
this week, from WWE Studios.
-We kick things off by going way back to last Monday's edition of Raw, as The Big Show battled Sheamus in a lumberjack match. The lumberjacks got involved, all hell breaks loose, and Sheamus is victorious, looking like a kid on Christmas morning, despite the fact that it was a non-title affair.
-Back from break, and we take a look at the other WrestleMania matchup that was set a year in advance... Triple H -vs- The Undertaker. These two beat the hell out of eachother in the Hell In a Cell, while Shawn Micheals served as guest referee. The match went back and forth, Micheals was involved, there was blood, chairshots, etc. In the end, The Undertaker continued his undefeated streak, and that shot of the three men embracing on stage is one I'll never forget.
-Back from the break, and it's time to take a look at perhaps the oddest team in WWE history since Kane & X-Pac... or Kane & Rob Van Dam. Of course, I'm referring to Kane & Daniel Bryan. The odd tandem was thrown together over the summer, and they became #1 contenders by defeating The Prime Time Players in September, when Kane chokeslammed his partner onto Darren Young, to get the victory. They would go on to defeat Kofi Kingston & R-Truth for the tag team titles, and they are still holding on strong, heading in 2013!
-Back from break, and clips are shown from the 1,000th episode of Raw, including a Dx reunion, Triple H getting the best of Brock Lesnar, A.J. Lee taking a job as Raw GM rather than marrying Daniel Bryan, and more.
-Back from break, and we join the C.M. Punk/John Cena match from this summer, that saw the big heel turn by the champion. The Big Show interfered, and started to beat down Cena, while Punk just stood by. The Rock makes the save, and Punk shows his true colors by taking him out, and giving him the GTS. Several months later, and they'll be squaring off in a few weeks at the Royal Rumble.
-The show ends with highlights of Punk's strong title reign that has lasted well over a year now, and concludes with Ryback challenging him yet again. I can't imagine at this point that Punk still won't be the champion heading into the 26th annual Royal Rumble!
Thanks for reading this year, everybody! I hope you all have a safe and happy New Year!
~Blackjack Parsons
Blackjack Parsons has been a fan of the wrestling business since 1983, and has been a referee on the indy scene since 1997. He has also written, promoted, and even wrestled from time-to-time. Any comments or questions can be directed to parsons3477@netzero.net.
-We kick things off by going way back to last Monday's edition of Raw, as The Big Show battled Sheamus in a lumberjack match. The lumberjacks got involved, all hell breaks loose, and Sheamus is victorious, looking like a kid on Christmas morning, despite the fact that it was a non-title affair.
-Back from break, and we take a look at the other WrestleMania matchup that was set a year in advance... Triple H -vs- The Undertaker. These two beat the hell out of eachother in the Hell In a Cell, while Shawn Micheals served as guest referee. The match went back and forth, Micheals was involved, there was blood, chairshots, etc. In the end, The Undertaker continued his undefeated streak, and that shot of the three men embracing on stage is one I'll never forget.
-Back from the break, and it's time to take a look at perhaps the oddest team in WWE history since Kane & X-Pac... or Kane & Rob Van Dam. Of course, I'm referring to Kane & Daniel Bryan. The odd tandem was thrown together over the summer, and they became #1 contenders by defeating The Prime Time Players in September, when Kane chokeslammed his partner onto Darren Young, to get the victory. They would go on to defeat Kofi Kingston & R-Truth for the tag team titles, and they are still holding on strong, heading in 2013!
-Back from break, and clips are shown from the 1,000th episode of Raw, including a Dx reunion, Triple H getting the best of Brock Lesnar, A.J. Lee taking a job as Raw GM rather than marrying Daniel Bryan, and more.
-Back from break, and we join the C.M. Punk/John Cena match from this summer, that saw the big heel turn by the champion. The Big Show interfered, and started to beat down Cena, while Punk just stood by. The Rock makes the save, and Punk shows his true colors by taking him out, and giving him the GTS. Several months later, and they'll be squaring off in a few weeks at the Royal Rumble.
-The show ends with highlights of Punk's strong title reign that has lasted well over a year now, and concludes with Ryback challenging him yet again. I can't imagine at this point that Punk still won't be the champion heading into the 26th annual Royal Rumble!
Thanks for reading this year, everybody! I hope you all have a safe and happy New Year!
~Blackjack Parsons
Blackjack Parsons has been a fan of the wrestling business since 1983, and has been a referee on the indy scene since 1997. He has also written, promoted, and even wrestled from time-to-time. Any comments or questions can be directed to parsons3477@netzero.net.
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