Divas Champion Eve def. Layla and Kaitlyn (Divas Championship Triple Threat Match)

BY BOBBY MELOK

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October 28, 2012

ATLANTA — Using Triple Threat Match rules to her favor at WWE Hell in a Cell, Eve defeated both Layla and Kaitlyn, walking out of Atlanta with the Divas Championship firmly in hand. (PHOTOS)

Eve was at a distinct disadvantage as good friends Layla and Kaitlyn teamed up to take out the Assistant to SmackDown General Manager Booker T. Layla and Kaitlyn then began trading holds, before Eve interrupted the proceedings.

Eve focused her attack on the previously injured leg of Kaitlyn, locking her in a torturous submission hold. Eve ironically exploited that injury, which cost Kaitlyn a title match at Night of Champions and lead to Eve’s victory against Layla for the championship.

Kaitlyn fought through the pain of the hold and used her unmatched power to escape. She then looked to regain control of the match with a flurry of crushing clotheslines to both Eve and Layla. The winner of NXT season three showed off her power, rolling through a crossbody attempt by Layla, and then deadlifting her friend up for a big powerslam. Kaitlyn had the Divas Championship within reach until Eve came out of nowhere to dispatch Kaitlyn and cover Layla to retain the title.

With Eve’s legal but sneaky defense fresh in their minds, as well as the mystery of Kaitlyn’s attacker still cloudy, it’s clear that Layla and The Hybrid Diva still have unfinished business with the champion.

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Tags: Hell in a Cell, WWE Hell in a Cell 2012, Eve, Layla, Kaitlyn, Mobile Promo

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RAW HIGHLIGHTS: OCT. 29, 2012

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WWE Bands we’d like to see

BY ANTHONY BENIGNO, JAKE GRATE, ALEX GIANNINI

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October 24, 2012

 

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The Show Offspring

Never one to share the stage with anyone, The Show Offspring is unquestionably a one-man band, baby.

Get it? Show Offspring? Because Dolph Ziggler is The Showoff, you see, and there’s this band called — ya know what? Never mind. If you don’t get it, then you, kid, aren’t all right, so let some days go by because you’re definitely too young to attend a Show Offspring concert, anyway. If you’re wondering, though, what might be expected from such a show, here’s a little hint: It’ll be flashy, loud and the lead singer will be full of self-esteem.

If looking at Ziggler’s hair color makes you feel like you’ve been staring at the sun and you gotta get away, well, spare me the details and don’t come out and play. But if you’re down, come smash it up at a Show Offspring jam session because, though Ziggler would argue to eliminate that well-known ’90s caveat, he is pretty fly. So get your tickets now before they’ve all gone away.

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WWE Bands we’d like to see

BY ANTHONY BENIGNO, JAKE GRATE, ALEX GIANNINI

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October 24, 2012

 

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The Little Jimmy Hendrix Experience

Too easy? Perhaps, but c’mon, we had to do it, mostly because “Little Jimmy Hendrix Experience” is just too good a pun to not use in a feature like this. But on a completely different level, it just doesn’t get any more psychedelic than a band with an invisible lead singer backed up by a sock puppet Cobra and a mop.

The perfect guitar-driven mix featuring three of WWE’s most eccentric characters ever, The Little Jimmy Hendrix Experience is a must-see stage show that will leave you with just one question: Are you experienced?

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WWE Bands we’d like to see

BY ANTHONY BENIGNO, JAKE GRATE, ALEX GIANNINI

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October 24, 2012

 

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Grand Funkadactyl Railroad

This one was a no-brainer, really. Along with Naomi and Cameron, Brodus Clay has been coming to your town and helping you party down, as only The Funkasaurus can, for months now. And the Superstar from Planet Funk shows no signs of stopping anytime soon, as WWE’s prehistoric playa always delivers a show — be it before, during or after his match.

Win or lose, Grand Funkadactyl Railroad rolls on, bustin’ a move in arenas all over the world.                     

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WWE Bands we’d like to see

Booker T and the Electric Mayhem

The Muppets and WWE have had a special connection ever since the beloved puppets special guest starred on the Oct. 31, 2011, episode of Monday Night Raw. This bond could be taken to this next level if potential band front man Booker T, working primarily on lead vocals and keyboards, formed his own WWE band, inspired by The Electric Mayhem.

Just like 3MB incorporates Superstars from different backgrounds and walks of life, Booker could do the same with Beaker lookalike Sheamus on guitar and the always entertaining Hornswoggle playing some silky saxophone. And then, rocking the drums like he used to throttle is competition in WWE, The Animal, Batista. Keith Moon and Levon Helm wouldn’t have anything on the six-time World Champion, who would surely pound a snare, or a skull, with the absolute best of them.

This band could rock the very foundations of WWE with talent, humor and cleverly arranged musical numbers. Can you dig it?

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