Showing posts with label royal rumble. Show all posts
Showing posts with label royal rumble. Show all posts

Saturday, February 16, 2013

List of 2013 WWE Pay-Per-View Theme Songs

Here is a complete list of WWE Pay-Per-View Theme Songs for the 2013 PPV season. Check back periodically for list updates.

Click here to view last year's Complete List of 2012 WWE PPV Theme Songs
Click here to view Complete List of 2011 WWE PPV Theme Songs

(Click on links below to listen to 2013 WWE PPV Theme Songs)

WWE Royal Rumble (The Heavy "What Makes A Good Man") January 27, 2013
WWE Royal Rumble (Clement Marfo and the Frontline "Champion") January 27, 2013
WWE Elimination Chamber (Stellar Revival "The Crazy Ones") February 17, 2013
WWE Hall of Fame 2013 (The Script "Hall of Fame" ft. will.i.am)  April 6, 2013 [Wrestlemania 29]
WWE Wrestlemania 29 (Diddy - Dirty Money ft. Skylar Grey "Coming Home") April 7, 2013
WWE Wrestlemania 29 (Young Guns "Bones") [Alternate Theme] April 7, 2013
WWE Wrestlemania 29 (Civil Twilight "Letters From the Sky") [Rock vs Cena II Theme] April 7, 2013
WWE Extreme Rules (Airbourne "Live It Up") May 19, 2013
WWE Payback (Hollywood Undead "Another Way Out") June 16, 2013
WWE Money in the Bank (Jim Johnston "Money in the Bank") July 14, 2013
WWE Summerslam (Clinton Sparks feat. 2 Chainz, Macklemore, D.A. "Gold Rush") August 18, 2013
WWE Night of Champions (CFO$ "Night of Gold") September 15, 2013
WWE Battleground (Fall Out Boy feat. Big Sean "The Mighty Fall") October 6, 2013
WWE Hell in a Cell (Stone Temple Pilots feat. Chester Bennington "Out of Time") October 27, 2013
WWE Raw Country (Florida Georgia Line "Round Here") November 18, 2013
WWE Survivor Series (Flo Rida "How I Feel") November 24, 2013
WWE Slammy Awards 2013 (Kromestatik "Lightweight") December 9, 2013
WWE TLC (Korn "Never Never") December 15, 2013


Saturday, April 14, 2012

Why the Road to Wrestlemania 28 was Full of Duds and Disappointments

by Brian Phelps

Well, the early numbers show that Wrestlemania 28 did about the same as Wrestlemania 27 (1.1 million for WM28 vs 1,042,000 for WM27).  This has got to be considered disappointing for WWE and I'll tell you why. Wrestlemania 27 had a HORRIBLE line-up. The main event featured The Miz. Wrestlemania 28 had what was billed as the biggest match in Wrestlemania history as The Rock returned for his first singles match in nearly a decade against John Cena. It also featured the return of Shawn Michaels, and saw CM Punk facing off against Chris Jericho to determine who really is the "Best in the World". So what went wrong? Well, I'll tell you why the Road to Wrestlemania was littered with duds and disappointments.

Some people speculate that Wrestlemania 28 had some weak build up. I have to say that the Road to Wrestlemania this year was awful. There were so many unresolved stories that never went anywhere. In other words, a lot of duds. For instance, when Chris Jericho returned the first words out of his mouth after weeks of silence were "At the Royal Rumble, it's going to be the end of the world as you know it". This had everybody wondering what that ominous statement could mean. However, when the Royal Rumble took place Chris Jericho was pathetically eliminated from the Royal Rumble match by Sheamus and nothing at all happened. This is a perfect example of WWE falling through on a huge promise. I'm sure they duped a ton of people into buying the pay-per-view to find out what the big surprise was only for nothing to happen. It was a dud.

Who can forget the cryptic messages for Chris Jericho's return. Anyone else notice how they never explained who the little girl in the video was or what she was supposed to represent?

How about Kharma who made her return at the Royal Rumble PPV, and then disappeared right afterward. What was the point? I was looking forward to her possibly feuding with Beth Phoenix for the Divas title. WWE never explained why she was there one night and gone the next at the Rumble.

Think about Kane. WWE never explained why Kane returned with the mask. All Kane said was "This is my true form". Well... ok. That's not an explanation. How did he come to realize he needed the mask back? Why is it his true form? We know what Kane looks like, but he decided to wear a mask any way? Another example of WWE not explaining something.

Speaking of Kane, anyone else notice that John Cena never embraced the hate, and that Kane was thrown into a random feud with Randy Orton that had little rhyme or reason to it? Zack Ryder should've fought Kane at Wrestlemania, but WWE thought it would be a better idea to injure Zack Ryder every week for like 2 months.

Is it just me or did Mark Henry never get a one-on-one rematch for the title after dropping it to the Big Show? Mark Henry just sort of went back to upper mid-carder.

Now, let's not forget how John Cena told the world that at Wrestlemania 28 it was going to be John Cena vs The Rock for the WWE Championship. Funny how at Wrestlemania 28, John Cena wasn't even the WWE Champion.

Or, how about Daniel Bryan telling the world he was cashing in Money in the Bank at Wrestlemania 28? Well, not only did Daniel Bryan NOT cash in at Wrestlemania... he got squashed at Wrestlemania 28 in 18 seconds in what was a waste of talent.

(Note: This isn't the first time WWE has pulled something stupid with Daniel Bryan at Wrestlemania. Last year at Wrestlemania 27, WWE advertised Daniel Bryan vs Sheamus for the United States Championship only to not show the match on the PPV. It was a dark match (non-televised) so anyone who ordered Wrestlemania 27 to see Daniel Bryan in a US title match were ripped off)


Monday, February 6, 2012

Unresolved Storyline: What Happened to the Royal Rumble Being the "End of the World As You Know It"?


by Brian Phelps

The Monday night RAW before the Royal Rumble, Chris Jericho brought back the Highlight Reel and finally spoke. He told us that at the Royal Rumble it's going to be "The end of the world as you know it". Chris Jericho set really high expectations for the Royal Rumble. So what happens? Chris Jericho goes into the Rumble at #29 and simply gets eliminated. So, what was the point of him making some big claim and not delivering? Absolutely NOTHING happened at the Royal Rumble. The Royal Rumble roster was one of the weakest line-ups of all-time. There weren't any mind blowing surprises like last year. There was no Diesel surprise return. The biggest surprise of the Royal Rumble was Road Dogg? So how was this years Royal Rumble the "end of the world as we know it"? This is yet another case of the WWE duping thousands of people into buying a pay-per-view and not delivering what was promised. I guarantee you that THOUSANDS of people bought this pay-per-view on the proclamation of Chris Jericho's huge claim, and these fans were beyond let down. This reminds me of Wrestlemania 27 when the WWE had promoted and hyped a U.S. Title match between Sheamus and Daniel Bryan, but everyone who bought the pay-per-view for that match were disappointed when the WWE didn't air it. It ended up being a dark match.

Do you guys remember back in the day when a wrestling organization promised a surprise and they actually delivered? Add this to the huge list of stories that were just forgotten about by the WWE. The WWE DUPED people into buying the pay-per-view, and that's disappointing. Chris Jericho failed to deliver, and was nothing more than a dud in the Royal Rumble.