Prior to Monday’s WWE RAW from the Nassau Coliseum in Long Island, New York, WWE taped two matches for this week’s episode of Superstars
Here are spoiler results for this week’s Superstars, courtesy of Bryan Blade (@Superblade):
– Zack Ryder defeated Fandango. The crowd was very into this match, with Ryder being the hometown hero and fans popping big for Fandango’s entrance.
– The Usos defeated the Real Americans. The crowd went nuts for the “We The People” catchphrase.
– Last Friday’s “go home” edition of WWE SmackDown scored a 2.15 rating with 3.106 million viewers, making it the most-watched episode of SmackDown since February. The rating was up 13% while viewership was up 16%. SmackDown ranked #2 on cable for the evening (behind “Gold Rush” on Discovery) and was #1 in the coveted M18-34 demographic. Overall, encouraging news for fan interest in Survivor Series.
– In an update for tonight’s WWE RAW, WWE is now teasing a follow-up on John Cena and Randy Orton’s “champion vs. champion” confrontation at the end of last night’s Survivor Series pay-per-view.
WWE is also teasing involvement by Mr. McMahon, who made a surprise appearance in front of the clive crowd in Boston after Survivor Series went off the air.
The following are highlights from the latest online blog by WWE Hall Of Famer Jim Ross:
On overall Survivor Series thoughts: “I watched WWE Survivor Series Sunday night from Boston. No, I don’t get them for free and never have but who’s complaining? I get asked this question every PPV weekend. I pay my way and don’t condone people stealing including PPV’s from any company.”
On Roman Reigns: “Highlight of the PPV for me was the spotlight placed on Roman Reigns who pinned four members of the opposition with the same move, a nice, snug clothesline. Reigns has “it” and has always been high on everyone’s list of hopeful, future WWE main eventers. The son of WWE Hall of Famer Wild Samoan Sika has transformed his former nose tackle body into a more healthy, appealing and more marketable one since signing with WWE’s developmental program. Soon…I expect that the other two Shield members will also be more in the spotlight as both Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose are also marketably skilled and have excellent futures, as well.”
On Big E. Langston: “Bothers me to read some tweets @JRsBBQ regarding Big E Langston who I got to know well in NXT and who I feel has a very significant upside. ‘E’ is another talented, educated, dependable athlete who is so much more than a former power lifter. The former state high school wrestling champion and D1 football lineman at Iowa has great feet and agility plus he’s another student of the game and takes his preparation and in ring progress seriously.”
On the WWE and World titles possibly being unified: “Not sure what to make of a title unification match, if that’s where WWE is headed, with Cena and Orton. A unique way to end the show that certainly presented more questions and speculation than answers. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. I’d expect that particular matter to be at the center of attention on RAW Monday night.”
Check out the complete blog online at JRsBarBQ.com.
– Former WWE Superstar Christopher Nowinski will be appearing on “Katie” on Tuesday to discuss traumatic head injuries and his research with The Sports Legacy Institute into CTE.
– The following is the official preview for next Sunday night’s edition of WWE Total Divas: “Ariane encourages Vincent to audition for WWE. Nikki has a difficult time getting used to living with John. Trinity’s relationship with Jon takes a turn when her dad moves in.”
– WWE will be taking part in another “Google Hangout” session on Tuesday at 1pm E.T. to promote Tuesday evening’s premiere of “Christmas Bounty” on ABC Family.
– WWE Superstar John Cena addressed a potential feud over who is “the face of WWE” with Randy Orton in a recent tweet posted on his official Twitter account on Monday. Cena tweeted the following:
Never been 1 to use the term 'Face' but this #champ is headed 2 @KellyandMichael + @TeamCavuto hope @RandyOrton enjoys rest #thechampishere
— John Cena (@JohnCena) November 25, 2013
– Speaking of Cena, WWE has added some Tout video clips of his appearance on Monday morning’s edition of “LIVE! With Kelly & Michael.” You can check those out here and here.
WWE issued the following on Monday:
‘Total Divas’ set to return for second season
LOS ANGELES – E! announced today that the network has picked up a second season of WWE’s smash-hit reality program, “Total Divas”!
“Total Divas” – E!’s strongest new original series in 2013 in total viewers – is scheduled to return in early 2014 for a second season which will feature The Bella Twins’ 30th birthday, Brie’s journey to the altar with Daniel Bryan and much more.
The fan favorite reality series pulls back the curtain on WWE and takes viewers inside the lives of WWE’s Divas, both inside and outside the ring. Produced by WWE and Bunim-Murray Productions, the series, which premiered July 28, follows the Divas as they struggle with the challenges of life in the spotlight, a grueling work and travel schedule and the intense competition for a top spot in WWE.
Season one, which currently ranks as cable’s top-rated reality series in its Sunday time slot in key demographics, follows the private and often complicated lives of some of WWE’s most popular Divas, including Nikki & Brie Bella, Natalya, Cameron & Naomi and Divas-in-training Eva Marie and JoJo.
Along with “Total Divas,” E! also renewed “Hello Ross” and “Eric & Jessie: Game On.” “We are excited to bring back this diverse trio of successful series for second seasons,” said Jeff Olde, Executive Vice President, Programming & Development, E! “Each of these series feature compelling personalities that offer unique stories and points of view from the world of pop culture. It’s exciting to have this strong line-up of returning series in addition to our other popular core franchises to help propel us into 2014.”
– WWE Hall of Famer “Stone Cold” Steve Austin has officially invited Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson to appear on his Steve Austin Show podcast. First, Austin tweeted:
Fixing to talk to my buddy Brian Knobs of the Nasty Boys for #steveaustinshow Unleashed. Should be highly entertaining. Coming soon.
— Steve Austin (@steveaustinBSR) November 24, 2013
The Rock responded:
@steveaustinBSR Ask him about when he and Jeff Jarrett got me drunk in Nashville when I was 15. Helluva night! #PieAllNightLong
— Dwayne Johnson (@TheRock) November 25, 2013
Austin then officially extended the invite:
@TheRock Alright, I'm officially inviting you for a session of BS on the #steveaustinshow. What's it gonna be? The people demand it.
— Steve Austin (@steveaustinBSR) November 25, 2013
@TheRock Alright, I'm officially inviting you for a session of BS on the #steveaustinshow. What's it gonna be? The people demand it.
— Steve Austin (@steveaustinBSR) November 25, 2013
– Antonio Cesaro has once again acknowledged fans who hold up “Cesaro Section” signs at WWE TV tapings. Regarding last night’s Survivor Series, he tweeted:
The second #CesaroSwing was dedicated to the #CesaroSection #SurvivorSeries
— Swiss (@ClaudioCSRO) November 25, 2013
The following are highlights from a recent More Like Radio interview with former WWE writer Alex Greenfield:
On Daniel Bryan’s recent WWE push: “It’s flashback city for me because i feel like it’s exactly what Vince did to us with Rey you know? During my run, well David Lagana first and then my run as lead writer on Smackdown you know, we were all super excited A. to be done with the exploiting Eddie thing and B. to make Rey, make him our champion, make him a giant killer. Vince was like ‘Goddamn, pal, he’s gonna change things.’ Our Latino demographics were going up, our minority demographics were going up like we were gaining audience when Raw was losing audience and it was on Rey’s back and then once he got there (Alex impersonates Vince) ‘Well nobody’s gonna believe he can beat Mark Henry, lets have Mark Henry just kill him and we’ll find some la la ending.’ He just cut Rey out at the legs during that World Title run and we’ve talked about my screaming fights with Vince and it was more of that. He just couldn’t see the little guy beating the big guy. It just didn’t work for Vince McMahon and it’s super frustrating and i feel like that’s what happened with Daniel Bryan.”
On TNA creative team member Dave Lagana: “I tend to watch TNA only when somebody tells me theres this great thing. Like I haven’t really been keyed in since the original Angle/Samoa Joe deal which is years ago at this point. There’s certainly been really good angles. I love what Dave (Lagana) did on Ring Ka King, which I just thought was so bizarre the indian sub show they did. I thought it was so bizarre and fun with the Bollywood wrestling. I was super into that and Dave was the creative mastermind behind that. I just find it difficult to get into TNA, like I was super into Mickie James’s evolution into a heel and sort of the build of her, and then she left and I sort of dropped away at that point. But like Aces & Eights, Hogan and Bischoff, like none of it resonated with me so I can’t say I watch very often at all. I like Dave a lot and I think he does good work it’s just that TNA for whatever reason, the mix of talent or the type of stories that are dictated to tell just don’t grab me.”
Check out the complete interview online at MoreLikeRadio.org.
– WWE Superstar Sheamus tweeted a photo himself at the TD Garden in Boston on Sunday night for WWE Survivor Series. Sheamus told his fellow WWE Superstars to “take note.” You can check out the tweet below:
Boston TD Garden. A reminder I was great once & shall be great again. Take note @wwe roster. Sheamus' in da house. pic.twitter.com/hT8OEypdnh
— Sheamus (@WWESheamus) November 24, 2013
– The following is the latest edition of “After Total Divas,” courtesy of the official WWE YouTube channel:
– WWE superstar Mark Henry returned to action at last night’s WWE Survivor Series pay-per-view, defeating Ryback in his “open challenge” match.
In what could be a hint at the next WWE title feud, Henry is currently scheduled to wrestle Randy Orton at WWE live events in December. WWE’s preview for tonight’s RAW questions who Mark Henry will set his sights on next after disposing of Ryback at Survivor Series.
– WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross tweeted the following about CM Punk & Daniel Bryan’s win at last night’s Survivor Series pay-per-view:
Somewhat surprised Punk & @WWEDanielBryan beat @WWEBrayWyatt & Family at #SurvivorSeries . Really solid tag bout. Simple is good.
— Jim Ross (@JRsBBQ) November 25, 2013
There was a pretty big error during the conclusion of the Divas Elimination Match at Sunday’s WWE Survivor Series pay-per-view involving both the commentary team and the ring announcer.
Near the end of the match, the Survivor Series broadcast team of Michael Cole, JBL and Jerry “The King” Lawler consistently referred to Natalya as the only member of her team remaining in the match. Nikki Bella, who was outside the ring selling, was actually still active in the match. Natalya ended up putting AJ Lee in the Sharpshooter to gain the win for her team, and was announced as the “sole survivor” of Team Natalya.
After the match, Lilian Garcia announced Natalya as the sole survivor, as did the announce team, when in fact Nikki was a survivor as well. Later in the show, Michael Cole acknowledged the fact that they had made the mistake, and informed fans that both Natalya and Nikki Bella survived in their match.
The following press release was sent out today announcing WWE Studio’s involvement in a new thriller movie titled, “Incarnate” co-starring Mark Henry:
WWE® Studios and Blumhouse Productions Form Partnership for the Thriller “INCARNATE”
WWE Studios and Blumhouse Productions announced today a partnership on INCARNATE, the micro-budget thriller from Blumhouse directed by Brad Peyton (JOURNEY 2: THE MYSTERIOUS ISLAND), scripted by Ronnie Christensen (DARK TIDE) and starring Aaron Eckhart. WWE Superstar® Mark Henry has been cast in a cameo role, and WWE Studios will leverage its extensive multi-platform reach for the film.
Jason Blum (Paranormal Activity, Insidious, The Purge and Sinister franchises) is producing the film for Blumhouse which is co-financing the production with IM Global. Michael Luisi, WWE Studios President, is Executive Producing alongside Couper Samuelson, Michael Seitzman, Trevor Engelson, Stuart Ford and Charles Layton. Universal Pictures will distribute the film in the U.S. and Blumhouse International is overseeing foreign rights.
INCARNATE stars Aaron Eckhart as an unconventional exorcist who taps into the subconscious of a nine-year old boy played by David Mazouz who is possessed by a powerful, ancient demon. The film is currently shooting.
“WWE Studios is thrilled to partner again with Blumhouse on INCARNATE,” said Michael Luisi, President of WWE Studios.
Jason Blum said: “WWE has a tremendous brand and we are excited to work with them on INCARNATE.”
Bradley Buchanan, SVP of Business Affairs, negotiated the deal on behalf of WWE Studios.
– Former manager of Alberto Del Rio and Rob Van Dam, Ricardo Rodriguez, worked at last night’s WWE Survivor Series pay-per-view. Rodriguez handled the Spanish commentary for the pay-per-view broadcast.
– Former WWE RAW General Manager on-air and former Senior Vice President of Talent Relations behind-the-scenes, John Laurinaitis, made a small cameo during the Survivor Series pay-per-view on Sunday night. During a backstage segment that featured Santino Marella and R-Truth playing with WWE action figures, Laurinaitis, along with Los Matadores and Fandango, popped in briefly.
WWE has added new videos to their official YouTube channel featuring the return of the infamous Survivor Series “Goddledy Gooker.”
The first video is accompanied by the following description: “The Gobbledy Gooker runs into some trouble in the parking lot at WWE Headquarters.”
You can watch that video below:
The second video is accompanied by the following description: “The Gobbledy Gooker is caught off-guard when he arrives late to a meeting at WWE Headquarters.”
You can watch that video below:
– CM Punk and Daniel Bryan were unable to answer the question, “will they remain a tag-team following their win at Survivor Seires” when asked by Renee Young in an exclusive WWE.com post-match interview. The two claimed that “they don’t know what’s going to happen tomorrow,” when working in WWE.
– WWE Superstar Mark Henry, who returned with his new look to answer the open challenge issued by Ryback at Survivor Series, spoke to WWE.com about his reason for coming out. Henry claimed that he answered Ryback’s challenge due to the fact that Ryback was disrespecting Bret Hart, Booker T and Mick Foley, who he cut off when he came out to the ring.
Also featured in post-match interviews at Survivor Series on Sunday night were The Shield, Curtis Axel, Natalya and The Bella Twins. You can watch these interviews online at WWE.com.
Dolphins1925, the infamous Reddit user who predicts pay-per-view outcomes at an impressive rate continued his nearly flawless streak by correctly posting all of the match results prior to the start of Survivor Series on Sunday night.
As has been the case lately, his predictions followed the betting lines, which produced a perfect record based on the favorites heading into the show.
The “insider money” came in on CM Punk and Daniel Bryan following Friday’s SmackDown where Punk and Bryan went from light favorites to heavy favorites over The Wyatt Family.
Randy Orton and John Cena were both huge favorites to retain their respective titles, The Miz was a light favorite to win the PPV pre-show match, Big E. Langston was a heavy favorite to retain his Intercontinental title, Team Natalya were favorited over Team Total Divas and The Shield and The Real Americans were heavy favorites to win their elimination match.
– The official WWE website has added an exclusive video featuring all three members of The Shield — Dean Ambrose, Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins, cutting a backstage promo following their victory in the “traditional Survivor Series elimination match” which served as the opening bout on the pay-per-view broadcast on Sunday night. Fans interested in checking that out can do so online at WWE.com.
– As we reported throughout the day on Sunday leading into Survivor Series, WWE Superstar Mark Henry was expected to make his return as the man who would answer Ryback’s rumored “open challenge” on the show. Ryback in fact did perform the “open challenge” and Henry ended up being the man to accept. Henry returned at Survivor Series by defeating Ryback, complete with his new look. Henry sported a completely shaved head and a longer beard, and was put over enormously by the announce team during the show.
WWE has added the complete Survivor Series “Kickoff Show” that aired prior to the pay-per-view on Sunday night to their official YouTube channel.
Fans interested can check out the pre-show special, which featured the Hall Of Fame panel consisting of Bret “The Hitman” Hart, Mick Foley and Booker T, as well as the “Kickoff Show” match between The Miz and Kofi Kingston.
Watch the full WWE Survivor Series Kickoff Show below:
WWE CEO Vince McMahon technically made his return as a character at the WWE Survivor Series pay-per-view. After the show went off the air, McMahon got involved in a post-show angle of sorts.
You can check out video footage of everything that went down at Survivor Series after the cameras stopped rolling by watching the following off-air videos:
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HUGE Backstage News On WWE UNIFYING The World & WWE Championships
Welcome to our live coverage of the 2013 WWE Survivor Series pay-per-view event. Our results coverage will begin with the “Kickoff Show” at 7:30 pm E.T. / 4:30pm P.T. and continue throughout the entire duration of the pay-per-view telecast. Make sure to refresh this page often to view the latest update.
WWE Survivor Series Kickoff Show
We start the kickoff show with a camera shot of us heading throughout the building as Josh Mathews talks about tonight’s show. From there, we shoot to the Survivor Series expert panel, which features WWE Hall Of Famers Mick Foley, Booker T and Bret Hart.
Mathews introduces each guy on the panel and then asks them what they’re looking forward to the most tonight. A loud “Foley, Foley” chant breaks out as Hart talks about his anticipation of the WWE Championship match tonight. Foley says he’s got his eye on the WWE title more, even though he meant the World Heavyweight Title as he is talking about Cena and Del Rio. Booker says he’s looking most forward to the traditional elimination matches on the show tonight.
We preview the Kickoff Match scheduled for tonight between The Miz and Kofi Kingston. We get a brief discussion about the history of their feud, as the expert panelists talk about Miz and Kingston, and Miz’s recent heel turn. Foley refers to Miz as a “magnificent jerk.” Hart agrees. Booker says Miz is doing whatever it takes to get the job done.
Josh Mathews introduces us to Renee Young, who is in the social media lounge. She talks about the Twitter and Facebook interaction during tonight’s show. She talks about a dream-team poll. Basically, they’re asking fans to compile a list of five guys who would make the perfect dream team for an elimination match at Survivor Series.
The expert panel breaks down the history of the John Cena and Alberto Del Rio feud. They talk about all of the matches on the card tonight of major note, introducing various video packages in between most of them.
Backstage Segment: The Usos, Goldust, Cody Rhodes and Rey Mysterio
Backstage we see The Usos talking with Goldust about face paint. Cody Rhodes comes in and says he didn’t get a note about having war paint. Rey Mysterio enters the picture and asks if everybody is ready. Mysterio says the Rhodes brothers father is going to be proud of their performance tonight. Cody says tonight they go in the ring as a team that’s destined to survive. They all shake hands and leave.
Josh Mathews informs us that the traditional elimination match featuring The Usos, Goldust, Cody Rhodes and Rey Mysterio vs. The Shield and The Real Americans will be the first match on the pay-per-view portion of tonight’s Survivor Series show.
Backstage Segment: CM Punk & Daniel Bryan
Backstage, Renee Young is with CM Punk and Daniel Bryan. Punk is wearing a new “Best” t-shirt. The crowd can be heard in the arena chanting “Yes, Yes” as the two do their backstage interview. Bryan talks about being ruthless and violent and says he can be pretty unreasonable. He says Punk and himself both like challenges. Punk is making goofy faces while Bryan talks. Punk gets his turn on the mic. He says Bray Wyatt is a weird cat who has two goons that try to intimdate people. Punk says he and Bryan are not intimidated by people who wear Sheep Masks, etc. Punk says The Wyatt Family is in over their heads because tonight they step into the ring with the GOAT’s — Greatest of all teams. He says “The Best” and “The Beard” are going to get it done tonight.
Josh Mathews introduces tonight’s Survivor Series announce team — Michael Cole, JBL and Jerry Lawler. All three guys spend a few moments previewing some of the matches for tonight. Kofi Kingston’s music hits and now it’s time for our “Survivor Series Kickoff Show Match.”
Kickoff Show Match
– The Miz vs. Kofi Kingston
The bell rings and Miz extends his hand, offering to shake Kofi Kingston’s hand. Kingston thinks about it for a second and eventually does. Miz simply shakes his hand, he doesn’t do anything “heelish” just yet. The two lock up and this match is officially underway. Miz knocks Kingston down early. Miz rolls Kingston up off the ropes early but only gets a count of two. Miz goes for a backbreaker but Kingston spins around Miz’s body and rolls Miz up. Kingston reverses it into a pin of his own. Each guy is rolling around, countering each others pin attempts several times in a row. They literally just attempted about 10-20 pin attempts just now.
When the smoke clears, Miz is grabbing Kingston’s leg and going for the Figure Four Leglock. Kingston escapes, returns to his feet and goes for the Trouble In Paradise kick. Miz avoids it but Kingston ends up sending Miz over the top and onto the floor with a clothesline. Kingston flies through the ropes, crashing onto Miz on the floor. We head to a mid-match commercial.
When we return from commercial, Kingston has Miz in a rear chinlock. The two work back to their feet and Kingston nails Miz with a flying cross-body for another near fall. Miz cuts off Kingston’s momentum with a big kick to the face in the corner. Miz drags a lifeless Kingston into the middle of the ring and attempts to pin him. Kingston manages to kick out at two and a half.
Miz is starting to get frustrated now, and is getting a bit more intense with his offense. Miz locks Kingston into a choke as the crowd stomps their feet and claps their heads, trying to get Kingston back into the match. Kingston reverses a Miz pin attempt into a double jumping foot-stomp on Miz. Both guys are down now as the referee begins his double-count.
Both guys get back to their feet and Miz runs at Kingston. Kingston catches Miz coming in with a double-chop. And another. And another. Kingston calls for the Boom Drop as the crowd goes nuts. He hits it. Kingston is setting up now for the Trouble In Paradise. Miz ducks it but Kingston rolls Miz up. 1-2…Miz kicks out. Miz catches Kingston out of nowhere for the Skull Crushing Finale. Kingston avoids that and reverses it into the S.O.S. He hits it and attempts a pin. Miz still manages to kick out at two. Kingston misses a big move and Miz grabs Kingston’s leg. He goes for the Figure Four again but Kingston reverses that into a pin attempt. Miz kicks out at two.
Kingston goes up to the top and comes flying off, crashing into Miz with a cross-body splash. Kingston tries pinning Miz again but again Miz kicks out at two. Kingston again nails Miz with the Trouble In Paradise. He nails another. Kingston goes for a third but Miz avoids it. He goes for the Skull Crushing Finale but Kingston reverses it into a roll-up pin attempt. Miz reverses that roll-up into a roll-up pin attempt of his own. 1-2-3. Miz wins. Kingston shakes his head but in a way where “yah, you got me.” Miz stops and sees Kingston looking upset. He offers to shake Kingston’s hand again. Instead of shaking Miz’s hand, Kingston bitch-slaps Miz hard. The crowd seemed surprised by that. Did we just get a swerve and a Kingston heel turn? Hmm…
Winner: The Miz
– The following is a new tweet from the official Twitter account of WWE broadcast member Josh Mathews. The tweet contains a photo of WWE setting up the “expert panel” for tonight’s WWE Survivor Series pay-per-view.
Hours away now from @WWE #SurvivorSeries Kickoff! All HOF Panel @BookerT5x @BretHart @realmickfoley 7:30e/4:30p Live pic.twitter.com/avw490gp03
— Josh Mathews (@wwejoshmathews) November 24, 2013
– The following is the preview on WWE.com for tonight’s edition of Total Divas, which goes head-to-head with WWE’s own Survivor Series pay-per-view.
‘Total Divas’
DANCING AROUND THE ISSUE
When Tyson Kidd gets a little too cozy with Eva Marie, Natalya ropes in Fandango for some payback. Check out this preview video from the upcoming episode of “Total Divas,” airing tonight at 10/9 CT on E!
– The official website of the National Football League has a new article up comparing tonight’s showdown between star quarterbacks Peyton Manning and Tom Brady to the WWE Survivor Series pay-per-view. You can check out that article online at NFL.com.
– Speaking of Manning vs. Brady, tonight’s NFL Sunday Night game features the Denver Broncos vs. the New England Patriots. Needless to say, if you’re an NFL fan that is some stiff competition for WWE.
– Also competing against WWE tonight is …WWE. The third episode of the second-half of season one of WWE’s “Total Divas” reality show airs tonight on E!.
– The official website for Sports Illustrated has a new article up featuring WWE Superstar John Cena teaching some NBA stars how to draw a foul. You can check that out online at SI.com.
– TMZ recentlly reported that WWE Superstar Daniel Bryan’s dog, Asparagus, passed away. Asparagus had been featured a number of times in segments with Bryan and Brie Bella on the WWE Total Divas reality show.
– The official WWE website recently posted a new article about a fan named Lori Medina. Medina won a role in the new “Christmas Bounty” movie, which stars The Miz, by auditioning at WrestleMania AXXESS. You can check out the article online at WWE.com.
– Speaking of “Christmas Bounty,” the ABC Family movie is set to premiere this coming Tuesday, November 26th.
– You can check out a new interview with The Miz at StarryMag.com, where he talks about having his first-ever on-screen kiss in the “Christmas Bounty” movie with his co-star Francia Raisa.
– WWE Superstar Sheamus is in Boston, Mass. today. Obviously with Boston being the site of tonight’s WWE Survivor Series, many are speculating as to whether or not Sheamus will appear in some form or fashion on the show.
Sheamus wrote the following on Twitter recently:
Havin gr8 time in Boston Ma.1st ever American city I visited when I was 18. Ya can sense the Irishness.Savage city.Bring on #SurvivorSeries
— Sheamus (@WWESheamus) November 24, 2013
– As noted previously, WWE Superstar Mark Henry is also in Boston tonight. Fans have been speculating that Henry will answer Ryback’s rumored “open challenge” on the show. Sheamus could be another guy that could respond to the challenge, although that is obviously pure speculation, and actually pretty unlikely due to his condition.