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We’re ready for the last professional wrestling television broadcast of 2008 - ECW on SciFi for December 30th!  The only thing I know that’s going on tonight is a match between ECW Champion Matt Hardy, and the former champion Mark Henry.  Will Matt Hardy make it to his tag team match this Friday on SmackDown?  We’ll find out, tonight!

Full results, after the jump!

Tonight, we’ve got a fatal four way elimination match to determine the number one contender to John Cena’s World Heavyweight Championship.  I’ve also heard we’ve got a Diva’s battle royal.  Guess what, kids, we’re going real-time tonight!  Don’t forget to refresh every few minutes for the latest updates!

Full results (in real-time) after the jump!

Alright, confession time.  I completely forgot to set my DVR for ECW tonight.  Not that it really matters, I’m not going to be home tonight to review it on DVR anyway.  So, I did a little improvising, and have ECW streaming live on my laptop and I’m doing this review on the work computers in real-time - but not posting it in real-time.  I tuned in a few minutes late, but I think I saw enough to accurately give you an idea of what’s going on.

ECW Review after the jump!

WWE Superstars aren’t strangers to endorsement deals, dating way back to Hulk Hogan doing Honey Nut Cheerios commercials, and probably even before that.  Randy Savage snapped into Slim Jims, Mick Foley and Booker T shilled for Chef Boyardee, Triple H and The Big Show hammed it up for Stacker 2, and just recently, no less than Mr. McMahon himself, along with John Cena, did a spot for Gillette Fusion razors.  What if more Superstars started getting into the act?

A couple of potentially lucrative deals for Edge and CM Punk are visualized by the BoredWrestlingFan Advertising Agency, after the jump!

Alright, long time readers know that we don’t usually do show previews here on the site.  In fact, I’m not even sure if “preview” is the right word for this particular article.  Last week in the RAW on DVR review, I looked at the six nominees for WWE Superstar of the year.  This morning I’d like to take a deeper lookat the Slammys, since the nominees have all been revealed.

Ugh.  Another Monday, another RAW.  These have been the bane of my existence since Drowgoddess started doing the iMPACT reviews here on BoredWrestlingFan.com.  The show has just been extremely stale lately.  They need a debut, a huge return, or something.  I know what you’re thinking; “But JoE, John Cena just returned 8 days ago!”  That doesn’t count.  Cena was only gone three months and had a month worth of promos shoved down our gullets three times a week.  He comes back, and he’s the World Heavyweight Champion.  That’s another story, however, and we’ll talk about that later.  We’ve got a show to watch on DVR and review!

Full review (and in depth analysis of the Superstar of the Year nominees) after the jump!

Hey, just wanted to chime in and give some thoughts and the world as I see it.

Well folks, as announced yesterday, from now on you’ll be getting DVR reviews of all the WWE shows from yours truly, as my shift at work has changed to 3-11.  We’re kicking things off with the post Survivor Series RAW, where John Cena is our new World Heavyweight Champion!

Full review after the jump!

Before I start, some quick site news - I’ll be doing quick reviews of all the shows (save for TNA’s program, as our Empress of iMPACT, Drowgoddess will continue providing excellent coverage) in the DVR style, and they should be posted just a couple hours after the show - so no more waiting until the next day for a review!  The change comes about due to a change in shifts at my job (where yes, there is still no power).

Anyways, Survivor Series picks after the jump!

Well, I waited as long as I could, but alas, this crap does not, in fact, write itself.  The WWE writers probably did the same thing this week, because this show absolutely sucked.  I’m not even going to bother reviewing it, instead opting to give you the match results instead.

First, there was Stephanie McMahon’s RAW Superstar forum.  The only highlight was Santino rapping in honor of “the rapping singer Akorn (Akon)” being there.

Kelly Kelly def. Victoria for some ungodly reason.  Victoria attacked K-squared after the match, but she was rescued by the rest of Beth Phoenix’s RAW Diva Survivor Series team, with Beth herself hitting her version of the Implant Buster on Victoria

Batista def. Manu, as if we didn’t see that coming.  Afterwards, Batista told Orton that he’s hated him for three years, and he’s going to kick his ass on Sunday.

Stephanie McMahon introduced Hall of Famer Chief Jay Strongbow, who came out and waved.  That’s it.  Nothing else to see here.

Then there was more Orton/Rhodes talky crap.

Todd Grisham introduces us to Evan Bourne.  Before Bourne can update us on his ankle injury, Mike Knox gets in his face - then walks away.

Shawn Michaels has had millions of tag team partners, but he’s teaming with Rey Mysterio for the first time tonight.  Not only that, he recognizes Dolph Ziggler!

Miz and Morrison def. Shawn Michaels & Rey Mysterio in the only entertaining match of the night.  Rey hit Miz with a 619, followed by HBK hitting Sweet Chin Music on him - but Morrison caught HBK with Sweet Chin Music of his own, allowing Miz to roll on top of HBK for the victory.

We get a John Cena video package.  Want to see it?  Tune in to ECW tonight and SmackDown on Friday, I’m sure you’ll catch it.

Jericho wants equal time, and Stephanie McMahon says it’s ok.

Kane tells JBL that he doesn’t take orders well.

JBL and Kane def. Cryme Tyme when JBL tagged himself in and hit the Clothesline from Hell on JTG.

Mike Knox attacked Evan Bourne backstage.

William Regal and Matt Hardy went to a double count out.

Jericho babbled on about beating Steve Austin and The Rock in one night and having beaten everybody else, and how he’s going to beat Cena this Sunday.

Randy Orton def. CM Punk in a Lumberjack Match.  Orton hit the RKO after Regal distracted Punk.  Afterwards, a 32 man brawl broke out to end the show.