IWE Friday Night Smackdown (November 6, 2012) (Special)
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| Friday Night SmackDown (November 6, 2012) | ||
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| Promotion | International Wrestling Entertainment | |
| Date | November 9, 2012 | |
| Venue | Birmingham LG Arena | |
| City | Birmingham, England | |
| Transmission | Live (for November 6, 2012) | |
| TV-sender | Syfy | |
| Event reference | Smackdown #689 | |
| Special event details | 2 hr episode | |
| General manager | Booker T | |
| Smackdown chronology | ||
| SmackDown (November 2, 2012) | SmackDown (November 6, 2012) | SmackDown (November 16, 2012) |
The November 6, 2012 Edition of Smackdown is a professional wrestling television show of the IWE's Smackdown brand, which will take place on November 6, 2012 at the Birmingham LG Arena in Birmingham, England.
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A very angry Sheamus joined Michael Cole in the ring as the lights came up on an epic SuperSmackDown LIVE. Clearly not in the mood to be interviewed, he insisted that Cole leave the ring, as he paced back and forth like a caged animal. The rage of the first Irish-born IWE and World Heavyweight Champion was the direct result of an altercation with World Heavyweight Champion Big Show the previous night inside a Birmingham pub. In the volatile incident — first reported by IWE.com and captured by a mobile phone recording — The Celtic Warrior was sharing a pint with former Intercontinental Champion and King of the Ring winner William Kapphan, the same English grappler who has been a tremendous influence on Sheamus’ and so many other Superstar’s careers. In an act of pure aggression, Big Show suddenly launched a surprise assault from nowhere, not only unleashing his massive fists on Sheamus, but also hitting the KO Punch on Kapphan — a move that the red-haired competitor interpreted as an incredibly disrespectful act to both himself and the legendary Blackpool brawler. In response, the fuming Sheamus called out Big Show to finish what he started, 12 days before their Survivor Series World Title clash. The giant answered this request from the TitanTron, calling Sheamus “an ungrateful ginger” for ignoring the fact that the massive champion didn’t hurt him worse than he did. He also proclaimed that he wouldn’t waste his time with him on SuperSmackDown LIVE. Wade Barrett interrupted the verbal confrontation, just one day before he will mix it up with Sheamus in a volatile one-on-one contest on IWE Main Event — Wednesday on ION Television at 8/7 CT. After the bare-knuckled brawler questioned Sheamus’ sanity for wanting to face both him and Big Show on consecutive nights, the three-time World Champion challenged Barrett to come to the ring himself. Instead, the English grappler opted to save his time and walked away.
As Barrett was strolling through the back moments later, SmackDown General Manager Booker T caught up with him, informing him that, after talking to William Kapphan, Barrett & Show will take on Regal & Sheamus in a SuperSmackDown LIVE Main Event tag team match!
Though Intercontinental Champion Jose Serrano defeated The Miz at Hell in a Cell, The Awesome One earned another opportunity at the title on the Nov. 2 edition of SmackDown — when he pinned the “Wildcat” to give himself and World Heavyweight Champion Big Show a huge tag team victory over Sheamus and the reigning titleholder. In the extremely fast-paced match that followed, Miz hurled Jose’s leg into the steel ring steps, causing an excruciating injury that effectively grounded the highflier. This opened the door for the devious former champion to launch a vicious offensive and made it seem as if he would reclaim the illustrious championship gold. Despite his incredible pain, however, the resilient title holder would roar back in heroic fashion. And after connecting with a fierce headbutt that sent his outspoken foe crashing from the ropes to the canvas, Kofi delivered a flying crossbody for the victory. But the action did not stop with the bell. When a deflated Miz offered his opponent a post-match handshake, Kofi exerted a more aggressive manor not seen before and hit Miz with dropkick, sending the defeated Superstar sailing out of the ring.
For weeks now, the explosive combination of Rey Mysterio & Sin Kara have found themselves at odds with Darren Young & Titus O’Neil — in a physical rivalry that’s included a high-octane showdown at Hell in a Cell, individual matches on last Friday’s SmackDown and a Six-Man Tag Team Match on Monday’s Raw. Despite the awe-inspiring skill of the luchadores on SuperSmackDown LIVE, it would be The Prime Time Players that would emerge triumphant in the latest round. After Darren Young caused a distraction that effectively neutralized Mysterio’s 619, O’Neil seized the moment, hitting the Clash of the Titus sit-down powerbomb on The Ultimate Underdog for the three-count. As the smoke cleared, The Prime Time Players commandeered Matt Striker’s microphone, humiliating the IWE announcer as they celebrated and characterized their victory as being worth “millions of dollars!”
One night after a controversial barroom attack by Big Show, the giant teamed with the ruthless Wade Barrett against a Sheamus/William Kapphan combination thirsty for retribution. Even before the bell even rang, Sheamus and the raging Regal threw the gantlet down, as the enraged duo battered their adversaries out of the ring in a hurry. Once the referee finally regained order, the action would take a drastic turn. Before long, the brutal back-and-forth brawl began to favor a two-on-one assault by Big Show and Barrett on the battle-tested Regal. The frustrated Celtic Warrior was forced to watch and wait for a tag, still displaying his wounds from his match with Big Show at Hell in a Cell. But Regal would fight back valiantly, heroically tagging Sheamus into the action. Moments later, the Birmingham members of the IWE Universe erupted, as The Celtic Warrior leveled Big Show with a shoulder block off the top rope, knocking the giant off his feet. Before Sheamus could capitalize, though, a distraction by the meddling Barrett would put a halt on Sheamus’ Brogue Kick, allowing the recovering World’s Largest Athlete to blast his No. 1 contender with a gigantic spear. Show would then spread the wealth, blasting Kapphan with the KO Punch for the skull-shaking win.
Last Friday, after Alberto Del Rio’s distraction caused Kevin McAlmond to lose his match against Wade Barrett, The Viper engaged The Mexican Aristocrat in a fierce backstage brawl. Then on Raw, McAlmond returned the favor, using his entrance music to throw Del Rio off his game long enough for Jose Serrano to defeat him — before he dished out an RKO. Now on SuperSmackDown LIVE, in a contest that not only encourages anarchy but also insists upon it, Kevin McAlmond would battle Alberto Del Rio in Falls Count Anywhere Match. It was a setting where absolutely everything could be legally used as a weapon to end the fight anyplace. The brutal showdown that ensued would stretch outside the ring, into the U.K. crowd and all over the arena — incorporating everything from chairs, garbage cans, equipment trunks, the SmackDown announce table, the ramp, a table, the unforgiving steel ring post and everything else in sight. When Ricardo Rodriguez made the mistake of getting involved in the explosive action, McAlmond hurled him into an iconic British phone booth and then unleashed a major beatdown that surely left Ricardo’s ears ringing. Finally, when Del Rio locked in the excruciating Cross Armbreaker, it seemed as if McAlmond would have no choice but to tap out. That was until the resourceful Viper whacked his adversary in the head with nearby microphone, though. In the climatic final moments of the match, Del Rio went for another steel chair assault. But IWE’s true Apex Predator countered, hitting a jaw-dropping RKO onto the steel ring steps for the definitive victory.
[edit] Results
| # | Results | Stipulations |
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| 1 | Jose Serrano (c) defeated The Miz | Singles match for the IWE Intercontinental Championship |
| 2 | The Prime Time Players (Titus O'Neil and Darren Young) defeated Rey Mysterio and Sin Kara | Tag team match |
| 3 | The Big Show and Wade Barrett defeated Sheamus and William Kapphan | Tag team match |
| 4 | Kevin McAlmond defeated Alberto Del Rio | Falls Count Anywhere match |
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