WWE News: Unhappy return for Cena

John Cena's eagerly-anticipated return to Smackdown was undermined by Edge in Portland, Oregon, as the road to Wrestlemania XXV continues.
Cena's pursuit of Edge's World Heavyweight Championship belt has been unrelenting since the elimination chamber bout, which proved his undoing at No Way Out.
But Smackdown general manager Vickie Guerrero this time employed Big Show as the barrier to her beau, although Cena looked to have the match won after delivering an FU to The World's Largest Athlete.
Out came the Ultimate Opportunist with the gold, though, to provide the decisive distraction that allowed Show to hit his trademark chokeslam for the win.
Bad blood
In other heated Friday night action, Jeff Hardy somehow managed to turn the other cheek when confronting his older brother and former tag team partner Matt.
Despite ongoing provocation from the latter Jeff again refused to take the bait in a family feud that looks set to rumble on and on.
The night's most sensational result saw Vladimir Kozlov turn Undertaker's old school Deadman Walking manoeuvre off the top rope to his advantage to deliver a devastating powerslam.
The Moscow Mauler picked up the win as a result and must now face Shawn Michaels for the right to try and break the Phenom's undefeated Wrestlemania streak.
Carlito and Primo successfully defended their WWE tag team championship belts against world tag team champions The Miz and John Morrison meanwhile.
Carlito it was who delivered the killer blow with a bone-shuddering Backstabber to Morrison as the Dirt Shirt duo's attempts to become undisputed tag team champions went unfulfilled.
Finally, Chavo Guerrero overcame United States Champion Shelton Benjamin in a non-title match with Montel Vontavious Porter the Gold Standard's biggest worry at ringside.
And the Ballin' Superstar hit the Drive-By Kick on the dazed and confused Benjamin after the bell to ensure their rivalry shows no sign of stopping.
SOURCE: http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,14203_4985442,00.html

WWE wrestler Chris Jericho allegedly assaults female fan in Victoria

Victoria Police announced Monday that officers will continue to investigate an incident where WWE wrestler Chris Jericho allegedly punched a female fan.

The altercation was videotaped and posted on YouTube (explicit language).

In the video, Jericho is seen surrounded by dozens of hecklers as he leaves the Save-on Foods Memorial Centre on Saturday at about 3 p.m. He responds with a profanity-laced tirade and appears to strike a female fan — although the footage is not clear.

Two people were arrested shortly after the incident and released. Police said Jericho was not one of those people.

Source: http://www.metronews.ca/vancouver/Local/article/179389

John Cena defeated Randy Orton to retain the World Hvt. Championship

This match was advertised to be a triple-threat match also including Chris Jericho (who was also advertised to be the champion), but nobody really seemed to notice or care. I've seen Cena a couple times at house shows before, and he's usually every bit as charismatic as he is for a TV taping, but he seemed slightly under the weather tonight ... just slightly. I'm not sure if he was sick, overworked, or maybe just plain a little off. It didn't really matter that much, because Orton handily carried the vast majority of the match, and didn't even have to rely on rest holds. He really managed to keep the pace of the match up. I don't know if it's because there were more children in the crowd, but I don't remember the last time I've been in a crowd that was so pro-Cena ... what Orton fans there were at the show were drowned out. After around fifteen minutes or so, Cena reversed Orton's RKO attempt and hit the FU for the victory. Cena didn't drag out the post-match celebration like they usually do.

SOURCE: http://www.prowrestling.net/artman/publish/WWEliveevents/article1004276.shtml

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