Showing posts with label Monday Night Raw. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monday Night Raw. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 25, 2015

Jon Stewart gets bodyslammed by John Cena at 'Monday Night Raw' (VIDEO)

Jon Stewart came out of retirement to host the 2015 SummerSlam in Brooklyn Sunday night. The former Daily Show host nearly stole the show when he entered the ring during John Cena and Seth Rollins' match and rammed a metal folding chair into Cena's stomach, rendering the WWE star just vulnerable enough for Rollins to come in and finish him off.


But on Monday, an angry Cena was ready for payback. Appearing on Monday Night Raw alongside the former Comedy Central star, he told Stewart it was time for him to even things out.

"It's kind of like the moment you had last night," Cena told Stewart.

"It was my moment," Stewart agreed. "Tonight is your moment." 

"You did what you felt you had to do," continued Cena. "I understand that. So I know that you're going to understand this, because right now, I'm just gonna do what I gotta do."

And it was on:


While Stewart rolled around in pain on the mat, Cena punched the air and left the ring.


Maybe the 52-year-old comedian is ready to go back to tossing liberal barbs from a desk? I wouldn't count on it.

Wednesday, July 8, 2015

Brock Lesnar accidentally hits fan with a Cadillac car door (VIDEO)

Brock Lesnar's destruction of Seth Rollins' gift to his henchmen, Joey Mercury and Jamie Noble, got a little out of hand Tuesday night. 


Lesnar took joy in bashing their brand-new Cadillac on Monday Night Raw in Chicago, but when he tossed of the passenger doors into the crowd, Lesnar accidentally hit a fan in the audience.


It's evident by the crowd's reaction that Lesnar put a little too much effort into flinging the giant steel Frisbee.



According to PWInsider, the fan was checked out but returned from backstage to his seat, unharmed.

Tuesday, April 15, 2014

WWE 's touching tribute to The Ultimate Warrior (VIDEO)

A week after The Ultimate Warrior delivered an emotional speech on Monday Night Raw, the WWE honored the memory of the wrestler who died last Tuesday.

Dozens of WWE superstars gathered on stage to open the show and fans were given Ultimate Warrior masks to wear. After a video montage, the bell was rung 10 times in his memory.



The larger-than-life Warrior, one of the biggest stars of wrestling during the 1980s and 1990s, died of heart disease, according to the Maricopa County (Ariz.) medical examiner’s office.

The 54-year-old Warrior collapsed outside a Scottsdale, Ariz., hotel last Tuesday while walking with his wife Dana. He made his first appearance on “Monday Night Raw” in 18 years the night before his death.

Warrior died of “atherosclerotic/arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease” and of natural causes, which means no drugs or alcohol were directly involved in his death.

Born James Hellwig, he had legally changed his name to Warrior. He is survived by his wife and two daughters.

A full autopsy report likely won’t be completed for several months.