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WWE.com says:
"With just weeks before the Biggest Blockbuster of the Summer, WWE will rock network television with the return of a broadcast with a 20-year legacy: Saturday Night's Main Event. This Saturday on NBC, Superstars from Raw, SmackDown and ECW collide in the squared circle with the entire nation watching – and their SummerSlam opponents looking on very closely as well.
Representing Monday nights, John Cena and Batista team with Cryme Tyme to collide with the formidable tandem of JBL, Kane & World Tag Team Champions Cody Rhodes & Ted DiBiase. Cena and The Animal are on the brink of their first-time singles encounter at SummerSlam while the Longhorn Loudmouth and the Big Red Machine seem intent on stalking World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk.
And of course, Raw's Robbin' Hoods would like nothing more than to earn yet another victory over the World Tag Team titleholders, en route to a possible future championship match. Which eight-man squad will seize the day?
Also scheduled for battle is a hunted soul by the name of Edge, who meets Jeff Hardy one-on-one. With The Deadman's imminent return casting a broad shadow over the Rated-R Superstar, can he exact the ultimate opportunity on NBC against SmackDown's high-flyer?
Plus, see Jenny McCarthy make a live appearance as WWE and Generation Rescue team to fight autism. Show your support and donate now!
Catch this action and much more this Saturday at 9/8 CT, only on NBC."
The 8-man tag should be fun, but as for Edge/Hardy.... Is this not yet another fan pleasing match/fued being wasting in order to fill gaps in their booking (also see Edge/HHH & Cena/Batista)... Seems like WWE are all too eager to 'shoot their load' right now and aren't giving some big confrontations the build up they deserve.
Maybe it's just me, but the prospect of Cena & Batista @ WM only works as the mega-match it could be if when they stand-off, face to face, 1-on-1 ready to rumble, it is for the very first time (See the classic mega-ME's such as WM3, WM6...)... It's all about building to that moment.
This isn't gonna be like Rock V Austin, i.e. The kind of match peeps will want to see time and time again.... (See Cena V Orton for that particular parallel.)
Any thoughts?
"With just weeks before the Biggest Blockbuster of the Summer, WWE will rock network television with the return of a broadcast with a 20-year legacy: Saturday Night's Main Event. This Saturday on NBC, Superstars from Raw, SmackDown and ECW collide in the squared circle with the entire nation watching – and their SummerSlam opponents looking on very closely as well.
Representing Monday nights, John Cena and Batista team with Cryme Tyme to collide with the formidable tandem of JBL, Kane & World Tag Team Champions Cody Rhodes & Ted DiBiase. Cena and The Animal are on the brink of their first-time singles encounter at SummerSlam while the Longhorn Loudmouth and the Big Red Machine seem intent on stalking World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk.
And of course, Raw's Robbin' Hoods would like nothing more than to earn yet another victory over the World Tag Team titleholders, en route to a possible future championship match. Which eight-man squad will seize the day?
Also scheduled for battle is a hunted soul by the name of Edge, who meets Jeff Hardy one-on-one. With The Deadman's imminent return casting a broad shadow over the Rated-R Superstar, can he exact the ultimate opportunity on NBC against SmackDown's high-flyer?
Plus, see Jenny McCarthy make a live appearance as WWE and Generation Rescue team to fight autism. Show your support and donate now!
Catch this action and much more this Saturday at 9/8 CT, only on NBC."
The 8-man tag should be fun, but as for Edge/Hardy.... Is this not yet another fan pleasing match/fued being wasting in order to fill gaps in their booking (also see Edge/HHH & Cena/Batista)... Seems like WWE are all too eager to 'shoot their load' right now and aren't giving some big confrontations the build up they deserve.
Maybe it's just me, but the prospect of Cena & Batista @ WM only works as the mega-match it could be if when they stand-off, face to face, 1-on-1 ready to rumble, it is for the very first time (See the classic mega-ME's such as WM3, WM6...)... It's all about building to that moment.
This isn't gonna be like Rock V Austin, i.e. The kind of match peeps will want to see time and time again.... (See Cena V Orton for that particular parallel.)
Any thoughts?