us-wrestling: 2010

Friday, November 26, 2010

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Randal Keith “Randy” Orton was born in the 1st of April 1980 in Knoxville, Tennessee. Randy Orton is one of the well-known American professional wrestlers and currently, he signed a contract together with World Wrestling Entertainment or WWE wrestling for its Raw brand. As for Randy’s family history, He is considered as a third-generation of professional wrestler on their family. Bob Orton, Sr., his grandfather, “Cowboy” Bob Orton, father, and his uncle Barry O, were all professional wrestlers and competed on several professional wrestling competitions.

Being aware on the wrestling industry and its hardship, both of his parents consistently reminded him that being on the ring can be compared with the life on the road, being away from his family. Randy started his wrestling career on his high school at Hazelwood Central High School. And then he made his debut when he wrestled at Mid-Missouri Wrestling Association-Southern Illinois Conference Wrestling (MMWA-SICW) that took place at St. Louis, Missouri in 2000.

Right after his debut, he trained by his father, “Cowboy” Bob Orton, and the promotion, and started to wrestle for a month. Randy Orton has even refereed on few matches with the World Organized Wrestling.

After a series of training, Orton started to evolve when he first appeared April 25, 2001 on a WWE match against Hardcore Holly on SmackDown! Later on, Orton became one of the crowd’s favorite and started to appear on several series of matches with Holly. And on September of 2002, Orton was placed to the Raw brand, where he won a match against Stevie Richards, which served as his debut on the show. Over the weeks of his participation on Raw brand, Orton got injured on his shoulder leaving him sidelined for a couple of months. During his period of recovery, Randy Orton consistently appeared on his very own segment, the Randy News Network segment. This segment is part of the Raw program, however, it interrupted other segments of Raw program, where people witness how Orton slowly transformed into a self-centered and narcissistic villain. And as part of being famous, numerous intrigues and controversies came in on Orton’s career.

Monday, November 22, 2010

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He was the most electrifying man in sports-entertainment. He is also one of the most recognized faces on the planet and one of the hottest celebrities in all walks of life.

Call him whatever you want, but to the millions -- and millions -- of fans around the world, there is no substitute for The Rock.
A third-generation WWE Superstar, The Rock at first did not plan to follow in the family tradition of sports-entertainment stardom. He instead used his athletic skill on the gridiron, where he starred for the University of Miami. After a brief professional football career, The Rock decided to give WWE a shot -- a choice that would begin a new era in the entertainment world. In only a few years, The Rock was a multi-time WWE Champion and one of the most celebrated Superstars to ever set foot in the ring, having classic rivalries with "Stone Cold" Steve Austin and Triple H.

But it was more than his ability to "layeth the smacketh down" in the ring that made The Rock a Superstar. His quick wit, charisma and ability to talk smack earned such raves that “The People’s Champion” was asked to speak to the people over and over again. His many famous public appearances included hosting “Saturday Night Live” in 2000 and a speech at the 2002 Republican National Convention.

By 2001, The Rock became a multi-media superstar, having starred in the feature film,The Mummy Returns, and its highly successful prequel, The Scorpion King. Recently, he starred in the blockbuster film, Doom. His autobiography, The Rock Says... was a New York Times No. 1 bestseller.

The Rock continued his film career by starring in Walking Tall, an action drama based on a true story, which follows his performance in The Rundown. While The Rock certainly stays busy in Hollywood, he is always ready to return to the ring when duty calls.

He defeated "Hollywood" Hulk Hogan in a classic match at WrestleMania X8. When Mick Foley suffered injury and humiliation at the hands of Evolution in 2004, The Rock returned to Raw to reform the Rock 'n' Sock Connection, and the two competed as a team at WrestleMania XX in a losing effort.

That was the last time "The People's Champion" competed in a WWE ring. No matter how much time he spends away from the ring, The Rock remains one of the most beloved WWE Superstars.

Saturday, November 13, 2010

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The Rock would lose the WWF Title to Austin at that event, and continued his feud with Austin until May 1999. WWF fans began to cheer The Rock dispite being a bad guy, due to his hilarious interviews and segments which mocked wrestlers and announcers. Johnson eventually turned face again after the Corporation betrayed him and established a feud with The Undertaker and the Corporate Ministry.

The Rock, now a face, feuded with “Badd Ass” Billy Gunn over the summer of 1999. In the fall the Rock found himself in several WWE Championship opportunities, both in singles and tag. He teamed with now former enemy Mankind to create the “Rock N Sock Connection” and won the WWF Tag Team Titles. Aside from the championships, the team was one of the most entertaining teams in recent memory, where Mankind would imitate The Rock, while The Rock would mostly ignore Mankind.

The team was also invoved in a segment which occurred on RAW called “this is your life,” which to this day is the single highest rated segment in terms of viewrship in RAW history. As a singles competitor, The Rock participated in a six-pack challenge match at WWE Unforgiven 1999.

In January of 2000, the Rock entered in the WWE’s annnual Royal Rumble match and lasted until he and the Big Show were the final two men. In a controversial yet scripted move, the Big Show was going to seemingly dump the Rock over the top rope in a running powerslam-like position, and when they got to the apron, the Rock reversed it on the Show, sending the Show to the outside floor and the Rock’s two feet hitting the floor and then coming back up with the rest of his body.

Clearly there was controversy, and in the weeks that followed, the Big Show attempted to prove to the audience and to others, like Triple H, that the Rock’s feet, not his, touched the mat first. This led to a number one contendership match at No Way Out 2000, which saw the Big Show come out on top after Shane McMahon interfered, knocking the Rock in the head with a steel chair as he attempted to finish off his opponent with the People’s Elbow.