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They said tonight’s first match should be a special tribute to the 1980s since in their movie they travel back to the 1980s, so it’s a 1980s Lumberjack Match. Ring intros took place for Christian and Ted DiBiase.
CHRISTIAN vs. TED DIBIASE
The lumberjacks threw DiBiase back into the ring in the opening seconds after Christian threw him to the floor. DiBiase then went on offense. He scored a near fall after a kick to the head. Cole said Craig Robinson was also scheduled to join them as a guest cohost, but he has no idea where he is. Christian made a comeback with a flying dropkick.
Talk about pressure, performing in front of all of those stars of the past. It’d be like a band playing in front of the Beatles, Rolling Stones, U2, and Led Zeppelin were in the front two rows. When Christian and DiBiase fell to ringside, the lumberjacks got into a scuffle and had a fight at ringside. Stemaboat and DiBiase shoved each other. Garea sort of hit I.R.S. Slaughter put Patterson in the cobra clutch in a flashback to a great feud. Steamboat hit Anderson (Steamboat & Steve Austin had some great tag matches against Anderson & Tully Blanchard). Christian, meanwhile, hit the Kill Switch on the distracted DiBiase Jr. for the win.
WINNER: Christian in 6:00.
Afterward, DiBiase Jr. shoved DiBiase Sr. for, in his eyes, costing him his win.
Three photos from Saturday’s Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, 2 courtesy of Slam Wrestling have been added into the gallery. I’ve also added some Mexico Sports News candids from September of last year, thanks to Viviann from our brother site Brett-DiBiase.net for sending these our way. Finally, some adorable shots of Ted & his father in the UK promoting World Book Day are also up for you to check out.
Gallery Links:
– 2010 WWE Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Candids
– Mexico Sports News Candids
– World Book Day Wrestlemania Reading Candids
Screen Captures | Live DigitalsCody and Ted basically double-teamed Orton early on here. Cody looking sharp with the white boots. DiBiase then gloated to the crowd as they continued to work over Orton. Orton teased a comeback around the point where the tag title match ended, but Cody and Ted cut him off. Suddenly, Cody went for a moonsault, only to see DiBiase going for the pin behind his back. Cody then jumped down and asked Ted what he was doing before dumping him to the floor. Cody with a tribute to former tag partner Hardcore Holly with the Alabama Slam, but DiBiase broke up the subsequent pin and the pupils exploded on each other.
The fight moved to the floor, then back into the ring as Striker suggested it could be a future WM main event. Orton was standing at this point and he dumped Cody out of the ring before clotheslining DiBiase. After an exchange, Orton smashed Cody with the fallaway backbreaker as the crowd came to life with a loud RKO chant. The sequence ended with Orton remaining in the ring before Orton grappled DiBiase, then Cody as they tried to re-enter the ring. Orton then executed an awesome double spike DDT off the middle ropes, which popped the crowd.
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 Preview: Randy Orton vs. Ted DiBiase vs. Cody Rhodes (Triple Threat Match)
The trio of Superstars who once believed it was their birthright to dominate WWE together has now split at the seams. At WrestleMania, Randy Orton, Ted DiBiase and Cody Rhodes will square off against one another in a Triple Threat Match.
While there has been internal strife within The Legacy before, the trio always pulled together and flourished since their formation. However, over the past few months, the small arguments led to a larger rift and DiBiase and Rhodes have had enough of living in Orton’s shadow. They believe the time has come for them to step into a spotlight of their own and they have the opportunity to finally do so on The Grandest Stage of Them All.
When Cody Rhodes sided with Ted DiBiase to win the World Tag Team Championship in 2008, the sons of two WWE Legends came together to pursue what they believe is their destiny. Cody, the son of Dusty Rhodes, and Ted, the son of “The Million Dollar Man,” set out to prove that they would be the future of WWE and carry on and surpass the legacies of their famous fathers, paving their own paths. This attitude is what caught the attention of another multi-generational Superstar: Randy Orton, the son of WWE Hall of Famer “Cowboy” Bob Orton.
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Ted along with his younger brother Brett were apart of the WWE’s 2010 Hall of Fame Ceremony, inducting their father ‘The Million Dollar Man’ Ted DiBiase. Unfortunately, Ted & Brett’s speech was cut from the USA Network broadcast but you can check out 11 amazing digitals in the gallery.
Gallery Link:
– WWE Hall of Fame 2010 Digitals
Power 25: March 27th 2010
Posted: March 27th, 2010 at 6:02 am by Ang
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 THE LEGACY: CODY RHODES & TED DiBIASE
This Week: 9
Last Week: 10
Rhodes & DiBiase have been working well together in outmatching their former mentor Randy Orton, but at WrestleMania XXVI, it will be every man for himself.
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When: August 15th, 2010 @ 8pm
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