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SMACKDOWN RESULTS!
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SMACKDOWN MAY 18
From Detroit, SmackDown! served as a prelude to Judgment Day this Sunday!
Always with something to say, the McMahon-Helmsley regime set the table for the evening – no pun intended. Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley spit her wrath toward Chris Jericho, making a match pairing Intercontinental Champion Chris Benoit and Hardcore Holly against Y2J and a partner of his choice.
Shane McMahon remained committed to his No Disqualification Match against the Big Show at Judgment Day despite what happened to him on RAW. Actually, Shane-O Mac, the "ferocious lion" felt "frisky" enough to challenge the Big Show on SmackDown!
Furious at being put through a table by The Rock on RAW, Triple H promised SmackDown! and Judgment Day would be different. "The Game" indicated pinfalls, submissions, countouts and disqualifications will all count as falls in his Iron Man Match against The Rock, and added that should there be a tie after 60 minutes, The Rock will remain the World Wrestling Federation Champion.
Vince McMahon addressed some decisions that his "charming" wife, Linda has made, namely the reinstatements of Stone Cold Steve Austin, Mick Foley and, most recently, the appointment of Shawn Michaels as Federation Spokesperson and special referee of the Iron Man Match. Mr. McMahon questioned his wife’s decision making as well as the volatile conduct of "The Heartbreak Kid," and warned that Michaels better use good judgment this Sunday. . . or else. Mr. McMahon then announced a Lumberjack Handicap Table Match between The Rock and the Dudley Boyz.
Hardcore Champion Crash Holly paid the APA for an hour’s protection so he can take a nap without anyone trying to defeat him for his Hardcore Title.
Before his match against Scotty Too Hotty, Kurt Angle announced he discovered a move that would make Rikishi’s Stink Face almost as technical as the German Suplex: Scotty’s worm! Angle would meet the worm, but shortly after, he reversed a Scotty victory roll to get the win.
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WHAT DA HELL!
Led by Christian and Kurt Angle, Edge faced Rikishi one-on-one, but not before the Tag Team Champs mocked the hometown Detroit Red Wings. Rikishi, though, had some backup of his own, Too Cool. Rikishi had Edge in position for the Stink Face, but Edge blocked the move by wearing Christian’s hockey mask. All six men soon hit the ring, forcing the referee to call for the bell. Rikishi and Too Cool started their customary dance, but were ambushed by Angle, Edge and Christian, who did a dance of their own!
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main event!
Out came the lumberjacks: the McMahon-Helmsley faction and friends for The Rock against D-Von and Buh Buh Ray Dudley in the Lumberjack Handicap Table Match. In mid-match, The Rock and the Dudleys said the heck with it and mutually agreed to go after the lumberjacks! Outside the ring, The Rock choked Triple H with an electrical cord until X-Pac and the Road Dogg came to the rescue. Meanwhile, D-Von put Test through a table, and while The Rock and Triple H continued the fight on the outside, the Dudleys set up X-Pac and the Road Dogg on top of tables. However, a Tori low blow to Buh Buh Ray ended any intentions he had. DX took advantage: X-Pac X-Factored Buh Buh Ray through one table, the Road Dogg powerbomed D-Von through another. But DX wasn’t done. After The Rock fought off five men, he tasted his own Rock Bottom, through a table at the hands of Triple H! The McMahon-Helmsley regime celebrated as SmackDown! went off the air.
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