Here comes the recap...it was helluva long one!
WWE No Way Out PPV Recap – "It's about fucking time"
Overview
Now, expect this one to be long, cause let's face it, it's a PPV. I'll try to keep it concise and informative, however, with a dash of personal flavor as usual. I'd like to state outright that is the first Pay Per View in a long time that really deserved a round of applause. The matches done tonight were really good and the WWE finally delivered something that everyone wanted to see. It got to the point where no one really cared about the outcomes of some matches, simply because it was that good. If you can, I highly suggest watching it. This is a keeper, guys (and gals).
Opening
First off, know that I was watching this PPV at the local Hooters with my friends Andrew, Chris, and Nima. Therefore, you might not get detailed commentary for some of the stuff that occurred, simply because people suck at the Hooters. They are so damn loud that we couldn't hear the excellent commentary we expect from our wrestlers (ahem), so I really can't do anything but speculate what the hell they were saying. Also, some of the matches were hard to get details on as we were either eating, talking, or were just totally blocked from all of the damn TVs. That being said, let's start.
Match #1 – Nine Man Cruiserweight Championship Match (a.k.a. The Wrestler Formerly Known as Hurricane vs. Everybody)
Honestly, they way they were giving limelight to Scotty 2 Hotty, you would expect him to have won this match. He comes out second (after Helms) and is definitely given lead time in the match. You'll see why in a minute.
Now, know that this match is NOT an over-the-top-rope elimination; this is a win via first-pin. What the hell is going on here? You really expect us to believe that one of these men is going to pull off a three-count when there are SEVEN other people to interfere? Give me a break. Not that this was a bad match, mind you, it just is so blatantly set-up it's not even funny. I can't even make a joke about it; that's how bad it is.
Moving on, there was a lot of flippity action in this match. I was rather impressed that the cruiserweights were acting like real cruiserweights for a change. One of the most hilarious moments (for my table, anyway) was when Psicosis performed an LOL. He was jumping towards the ropes to attacks someone that was there, but they moved out of the way. Psicosis actually flew THROUGH the ropes outside the ring! It was so funny I couldn't even believe it.
The other thing that was just unbelievable (for a different reason) was Scotty 2 Hotty successfully performing the Worm. Now, let's realize something here. This move takes what…30 seconds? There are SEVEN OTHER WRESTLERS that are trying to not let this move happen. None could deliver? Perhaps S2H used his magic powers to keep all the other wrestlers out of the ring.
The end was spectacular until the end. I believe it was Psicosis that was being pinned by someone, who was Moonsaulted by Super Crazy. It was a helluva move! Unfortunately, Helms decides to get rid of the other two wrestlers and pinned Psicosis for the win.
The chase was on. All nine wrestlers decided to chase after Helms, which made me (and everyone else there) laugh our asses off. Despite the end, great match. Sorry I couldn't get more details, but we were ordering food.
Winner: Gregory Helms, retains Cruiserweight Title
Booker T Complains As Usual
Do I really have to go over this? We all know what he would say. Besides, I couldn't hear it because the damn Hooters girls don't know how to use TV's. They were trying to turn off Closed Captioning, since it was screwed up on the plasmas. Naturally, everyone was yelling and complaining, so I couldn't hear a damn thing.
Basically, it was something along the lines of Booker T begging to Teddy Long to not have the match and Teddy saying "No."
Finlay Does Something Funny
Apparently, during the PPV, Krystal decides she's going to interview Finlay for no reason whatsoever. Finlay gets mad and decides to steal Krystal. He brings her out to the ring basically signifying that he loves a fight. Lashley comes out to stop Finlay, after which, JBL comes out. I'm sure you can guess what happens next.
Match 2 – Brock Les-*AHEM* Bobby Lashley vs. Your Wrestling God
I still dislike the fact the JBL is being midcarded here, but at least they are treating him with respect. I'm not really going into detail in this match, as this recap is long enough already. However, I'd like to say a few things.
First off, I'd like to state that Lashley fails at Vertical Suplexes. He couldn't even get JBL's ass up and vertical. It really looked bad, actually. JBL's fat ass wins against Lashley. JBL gets in a really good Elbow Drop off the top rope. In the end, Finlay comes in and gets out his Shillelagh of Generic Power and gets Lashley in the face. JBL picks up the win and is happy.
Note that Lashley got in a nice bloody hit to JBL, so JBL looked all screwed up. However, as all JBL fans might be worried about this, let me quell your worries. His hair was NOT messed up in the slightest. REPEAT. The JBL Hair was intact. You can sleep tonight.
Winner: JBL
Random Batista Appearance
I will note that Chris wanted me to record this exact time. My watch recorded 8:40 PM.
Blah blah blah I'm back blah blah blah I will reclaim the title blah blah blah let's hug everyone in sight. Not that I hate Batista, but this was rather boring. Besides, I couldn't hear a damn thing he could say over the din at Hooters.
More to come, guys...