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Rantables #83 – Wrestlemania 26 Results and More!
First, a quick note about the passing of Chris Kanyon. While I never saw him wrestle, it’s always sad to hear about a wrestler who passed away at 40 or younger. RIP Kanyon.
Okay, so now that I’ve had a week to digest the results of the biggest wrestling show of the year, as well as the initial fallout, I think it’s about time for me to give my two cents on the whole situation. I guess each cent is worth a thousand words or more. Let’s go to the results, shall we?
ShowMiz defeats MorTruth to retain the Unified Tag Team Championships
I had figured either this or Money in the Bank would open the show. This match suffered from Creative putting ten matches on the card. Three and a half minutes is a tragedy for a tag title match, especially with these two teams. Yes, MorTruth is basically another throwaway team like MVP and Mark Henry and most of the teams JeriShow faced during their title run, but still, they should at least have gotten as much, if not more, time as the 10 Diva tag match. Once Morrison got tagged in about two minutes in, I was already figuring that the match was almost over. Then Show punched Morrison in the face, and it was done. Not a bad match, but it definitely could have gone on for at least another five minutes. I predictable end. Doesn’t really matter much, since it’s pretty obvious that The Hart Dynasty is the next big team, thanks to what happened later in the card.
Randy Orton defeats Cody Rhodes and Ted Dibiase in a Triple Threat Match
Rhodes gets punted, Dibiase gets RKO’ed, and that’s the end of that. It was fairly obvious (to me, at least) that during Legacy’s final promo as a team on Raw the Monday before Wrestlemania, they were going to end up turning on each other. And they did. Which gave Orton the opportunity to go over even more young talents. No surprises there. It was a decent match, but nothing special. With Rhodes out for now, it looks like we might get Orton vs. Dibiase, only with the roles reversed from what we all were expecting four months ago (Dibiase turning face to promote The Marine 2 and all that).
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