10 Players Smackdown The Most In Fear ~ SmackDown

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10 Players Smackdown The Most In Fear

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10.Giant Gonzalez

9.Abdullah The Butcher

8.Gangrel

7.Andre The Giant

6.The Boogeyman

5.Kevin Sullivan

4.Papa Shango

3.Kane

2.Jack “The Snake” Roberts

1.Undertaker

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CHICAGO — At WWE Payback, the intensely personal rivalry between John Cena and Bray Wyatt wasn’t decided by eerie sing-alongs or metaphor-laden diatribes. Rather, it was the Cenation leader’s unequaled resilience that proved to be the definitive salvo in this months-long battle for the very soul of the WWE Universe.
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After Cena silenced the eerie orator at WrestleMania 30, “The Man of 1,000 Truths” was undeterred in his quest to transform Cena — one of the most charismatic and indomitable WWE Superstars in history — into a monster. That mission brought both of these warriors to a savage Steel Cage Match at Extreme Rules, where Wyatt’s apparent sway over the Cenation’s youngest and most passionate members helped the backwoods preacher capture a tainted victory over the 14-time World Champion, tying them at one win apiece.
As Wyatt continued to prey on the conscience of the WWE Universe, proclaiming himself a god and leading his legions of mystified followers in creepy choruses of “He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands,” Cena agreed to his silver-tongued nemesis’ challenge to meet at WWE Payback in a Last Man Standing Match. Such a bout can only be won by incapacitating one’s opponent to the point at which he cannot rise to his feet at the referee’s count of 10.

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CHICAGO — The stakes were high as WWE’s biggest little rivalry came to a head, with El Torito and Hornswoggle risking something very personal as they clashed in a Hair vs. Mask match on the WWE Payback Kickoff. When the final bell rang, however, it was the miniature bull who remained masked, while 3MB’s sidekick had more than a little taken off the top.

See photos from the match | Watch the Kickoff on WWE Network

After having his tail torn from his hind quarters less than one week ago on Raw, El Torito was seeing red as he charged to the ring, clad in the colors of the Chicago Bulls. Hornswoggle tried to unmask his foe from the get-go, but caught a hoof to the jaw for his efforts.

The tiny titans knocked heads during the clash, knocking Hornswoggle’s equilibrium off and causing him to whiff on several maneuvers. Outside the ring, 3MB tried to distract the bull by taunting him with a pair of hedge clippers, only for Torito to emerge from a chase under the ring with the shears, much to the dismay of Heath Slater.

Los Matadores and 3MB neutralized each other with a series of high-flying dives over the ropes, leaving the two pint-sized brawlers to battle it out themselves. Hornswoggle nearly had the bout won after a powerbomb, but instead tried to rip the bull’s mask off. Unfortunately for him, Torito had a decoy mask on (or was that the bull’s true face?) and used the distraction to land his trademark bullsault for the win, forcing Hornswoggle to the barber’s chair.

Torito showed off his hairstyling skills, lowering the ears of his foe with the aid of scissors, electric clippers and a razor. While Hornswoggle’s locks may grow back, the embarrassment of having his head shaved in front of a packed Allstate Arena will ensure the tiny 3MB member thinks twice before tangling with El Torito again.

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At Money in the Bank, WWE World Heavyweight Champion Daniel Bryan will either return to action to take on Kane, the very Superstar who put him on the disabled list in the first place, or Stephanie McMahon will strip him of WWE’s most prized crown and put the title up for grabs in the night's Money in the Bank Ladder Match.
If Bryan is able to compete, the former tag team partners will face off in not just any ordinary matchup. Instead, their championship contest will be a Stretcher Match, a bout that can only be won when one Superstar incapacitates his opponent long enough to place him onto a stretcher, wheel him up the aisle and past a finish line.
The Beard knows what it’s like to be strapped to a gurney. Bryan had to be carted out of the arena after Kane Tombstoned him three times — including once on a set of steel steps —on the April 21 edition of Raw. The popular “Yes!” Man earned some measure of retribution on May 4 with a victory over The Devil’s Favorite Demon in a harrowing Extreme Rules Match that featured tire irons, forklifts and a flaming table. Though Bryan’s efforts were enough to keep Kane down for a three-count, the demonic Superstar only appeared more enraged, if not indestructible, when he sat up moments after the winning pinfall.
Bryan’s troubles with Kane didn’t end there. Last month, days before undergoing surgery to repair nerve damage in his neck, the leader of the “Yes!” Movement was assaulted backstage by Kane — an attack that further exacerbated his injuries.
The WWE World Heavyweight Champion isn’t the only member of his household who has felt the wrath of Kane or, for that matter, Stephanie McMahon. Bryan’s wife, Brie Bella, has been terrorized by the masked hell-raiser and, when facing being fired by the WWE Principal Owner, quit WWE at Payback in support of her husband.
Will The Beard be able to battle The Authority’s red-and-black terror on June 29, or will the brave Superstar be forced to relinquish the title he worked so hard to achieve?
Find out when Money in the Bank airs live on WWE Network and pay-per-view on Sunday, June 29, at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT.

CHICAGO — Let’s hear it for the melting pot that is the US of A. Where else could you find a Swiss strongman slugging it out with a Dublin pub brawler over a championship emblazoned with that tricolored symbol of manifest destiny that is the American flag? See blistering photos from their brawl That was most definitely the scene in Chicago’s Allstate Arena, where Ireland’s Sheamus successfully defended his United States Title against Switzerland’s Cesaro in the type of straight-up slugfest that transcends race, color and creed. Even the Second City faithful — not easily impressed by alpha male posturing after a lifetime of watching Monsters of the Midway like Dick Butkus and Steve “Mongo” McMichael — had to tip their Bears hats to the poetic brutality of this scrum. Check out photos of foreign Superstars that held the U.S. Title It’s not that anyone wasn’t expecting a fight out of Sheamus and Cesaro — these hombres weren’t going to dance the Hoochie Koo — it’s just that the fight they got resembled something different altogether. You know when you’re a kid and you play with your action figures by smashing them together with no concern for resale value? That’s what this match actually looked like. At the first sound of the bell, Sheamus barraged Cesaro with kicks and punches before The King of Swing snagged him in a headlock and yoked him into the air with animal strength. Still, if anyone had the advantage in the early goings, it was the defending champion. By the way he pounded on Cesaro’s chest with the Beats of the Bodhran, it seemed like this thing might be all Sheamus. Who are the 30 best brawlers in WWE history? That was until The Celtic Warrior propelled himself into the ring from the apron and delivered his chin directly into Cesaro’s elbow. The hits kept coming from there, but what made the Swiss Superman’s performance so captivating was what he did in between the power moves. At one point, Cesaro grabbed Sheamus’ face with both hands and dug his fingers into the Irishman’s eye sockets. Later, when both men were exhausted and on their knees, Cesaro slapped Sheamus across the face so many times the audience lost count. Frustration seemed to set in for The Celtic Warrior when he climbed to the second turnbuckle and dropped a knee on his opponent three consecutive times. When Cesaro recovered from that — and powered out of a Cloverleaf attempt — Sheamus seemed to suddenly figure out that brute force wasn’t going to beat this guy. Watch another brutal brawl between Sheamus and Cesaro While Cesaro continued to dig into his arsenal — breaking out the rarely seen Alpamare Waterslide and a Cesaro Swing with so many rotations you half-expected Sheamus to puke up a pint in the center of the ring — The Celtic Warrior waited for an opening. He found it the moment Cesaro released him from the Swing as he rolled up the challenger for a quick 1-2-3 — an unexpected, but effective ending to a televised mugging. So, yeah, the guys fighting over the U.S. Title may have been très European, but they made no bones about beating the tar out of each other for the honor of being called the best, and damned if that ain’t the American way. As for that melting pot? It is currently being glued back together after Sheamus and Cesaro stomped it to bits.

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