Natalya v Alicia Fox
Natty looks
great these days but more often than not she’s out there to carry another Diva.
Alicia Fox has never lived up to her early hype and she’s now been with the
company for for six years.
They trade
holds and covers on the mat to start things off in a very technical display
where Natty is clearly leading the way. She does a kip up and eats a superkick
from Fox but Natalya kicks out at two. So Fox goes to work on her, throwing her
head to the mat and then applying a rear chin lock. Natty works her way out but
is again thrown to the mat.
A suplex from
Fox into a bridge pin again doesn’t get the three count and so Fox reapplies
the rear chin lock. Some horrendously blatant calling it in the ring is going
on in this match as the camera cuts to a shot of Fox just talking to Natty while
in the chin lock. There’s a nice spot of the rest hold where Fox tries to scoop
slam out of an Irish whip but Natalya counters with a cross body into a two
count.
The finish
is literally a clothesline out of nowhere from Natalya so that Fox is on the
mat; Sharpshooter is applied; Fox taps. Nothing match that was so short it was essentially
not really worth it.
Winner: Natalya via submission in
3:05
They skipped
this last week but Jerry Lawler interviewed Natalya on the ramp and she says
that the win feels ‘amazing’ and Lawler asks her about Total Divas Season 2 and
she claims that Summer Rae will pay on the show. She ends by saying “Natty by
nature, naughty by choice, made in the dungeon.”
The Raw
Rebound recaps the opening segment from Monday between HHH, Orton and Batista
followed by the Daniel Bryan win against Orton and the Shield and Kane angle.
R-Truth & Xavier Woods v 3MB
(Drew and Jinder w/ Heath)
Woods and Truth come out to Truth’s rap. Truth is now 42, I wonder
how long he’s got left doing this kind of tired gimmick. This tag team division
is stacked full of people going nowhere at the moment. 3MB come out; Drew’s now
clean shaven which looks kind of weird. I still really just don’t get why Heath
isn’t working every week and Jinder Mahal is.
Woods and Jinder start it off. Jinder is growing his hair out.
Woods is quick in the ring and has some athletic ability as shown by the nice
drop kick he hits here. Drew tags in and Woods hits a great hurricanrana on him
as he and Truth work Drew over in the corner. Truth tries a quick roll up pin
but McIntyre kicks out at two so he goes for his big leg drop but again to no avail.
They do a spot where as they’re running the ropes, Truth tags in Woods who drops down to the floor and trips Drew as he hits the ropes. Then Woods hits a cross body from the top rope. Drew hits back with a really stiff drop kick on Woods and Jinder comes in and works him over as we go to a break.
After the commercials, R-Truth goes on the offense against
McIntyre. A facebuster makes Mahal enter the ring to make a save. The ring
fills and Jinder and Woods tumble outside the ring. Heath tries a distraction
but McIntyre unintentionally hits him with a big boots that was intended for
Truth. R-Truth hits him with the Lie Detector for the win.
Again, a nothing match that given how long it went had little of
note. Crowd seem to enjoy it, though.
Winners: R-truth & Xavier
Woods via pinfall in 7:57
The finish
the show with three packages: Cena and Bray, Undertaker and Heyman from Main
Event and HHH and Daniel Bryan.
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