Flair Country
09-03-2008, 12:49 AM
Leave it up to ECW General Manager Theodore Long to keep the Extreme waters stirring on Tuesday nights. Following in the footsteps of his GM colleagues on Raw and SmackDown, Long announced that the Land of the Extreme would also have a Championship Scramble Match at Unforgiven.
Week after week, ECW Champion Mark Henry, with help from his associate, WWE Hall of Famer Tony Atlas, has done everything he can to stack the odds in his favor. But, after a whirlwind series of matches qualified his determined rival Matt Hardy, The Miz, Chavo Guerrero, and Finlay to join him in the innovative pay-per-view bout, how will the World’s Strongest Man react to such overwhelming opposition to his throne?
While The Miz found victory by outmaneuvering the high-flying Evan Bourne, his “Dirt Sheet” co-host, John Morrison, failed overcome the tenacious Hardy. How will the outspoken duo cope with the fact that only one of them will have his shot at the championship gold?
Chavo Guerrero managed to outshine ECW Original Tommy Dreamer for his chance at becoming the top dog in the Land of the Extreme ... again. In the weeks leading up to his pay per view opportunity, will the self-proclaimed "Mexican Warrior’s" experience as a former ECW champion give him a psychological advantage over the rest? Or will it take more than title familiarity to stay in front of the pack on the road to Unforgiven?
Finlay may have gotten some retribution on Mike Knox for last week’s SmackDown assault by brawling his way to qualifying glory. But, have things truly been settled between to the two tough-as-nails Superstars? Or will this latest victory by the man who loves to fight prove to be nothing more than another battle in their very grueling war of hatred?
Find out the answers to these questions and more on ECW on Sci Fi, Tuesday night at 10/9 CT. And, don’t miss all three unprecedented Championship Scramble Matches at Unforgiven, live Sunday, Sept. 7, only on pay-per-view.
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Week after week, ECW Champion Mark Henry, with help from his associate, WWE Hall of Famer Tony Atlas, has done everything he can to stack the odds in his favor. But, after a whirlwind series of matches qualified his determined rival Matt Hardy, The Miz, Chavo Guerrero, and Finlay to join him in the innovative pay-per-view bout, how will the World’s Strongest Man react to such overwhelming opposition to his throne?
While The Miz found victory by outmaneuvering the high-flying Evan Bourne, his “Dirt Sheet” co-host, John Morrison, failed overcome the tenacious Hardy. How will the outspoken duo cope with the fact that only one of them will have his shot at the championship gold?
Chavo Guerrero managed to outshine ECW Original Tommy Dreamer for his chance at becoming the top dog in the Land of the Extreme ... again. In the weeks leading up to his pay per view opportunity, will the self-proclaimed "Mexican Warrior’s" experience as a former ECW champion give him a psychological advantage over the rest? Or will it take more than title familiarity to stay in front of the pack on the road to Unforgiven?
Finlay may have gotten some retribution on Mike Knox for last week’s SmackDown assault by brawling his way to qualifying glory. But, have things truly been settled between to the two tough-as-nails Superstars? Or will this latest victory by the man who loves to fight prove to be nothing more than another battle in their very grueling war of hatred?
Find out the answers to these questions and more on ECW on Sci Fi, Tuesday night at 10/9 CT. And, don’t miss all three unprecedented Championship Scramble Matches at Unforgiven, live Sunday, Sept. 7, only on pay-per-view.
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