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Ever the opportunist, Edge took advantage of Batista’s injured leg, rolling up the wounded Animal to retain his World Heavyweight Championship at Judgment Day.
Edge shocked the world and cashed in the Money in the Bank on SmackDown to win the World Heavyweight Championship.After WrestleMania 23,Batista’s constant chase of the title while Undertaker put him in numerous matches where he came up short
During SmackDown, Edge was interrupted by Batista and assured by the former champion, “that title is mine.” Prior to their match at Judgment Day, the Rated-R Superstar reiterated, “I did in three minutes what Batista could not do in three months, defeat one of the greatest champions of all time – The Phenom.” Edge continued, “News flash, this is my title, not yours Batista. The Rated-R era has begun.”
Like him or not (not that he cares), Edge made a huge statement by defeating Batista, perhaps living up to his word that a new era has indeed started on SmackDown. But for that era to be successful, Edge will have to undoubtedly face the same challenges from The Animal that Undertaker endured. Batista is hell-bent on regaining the gold, and despite his loss to Edge, don’t count him out just yet. Also not to be overlooked are the hosts of other hungry Superstars looking to make a name for themselves on SmackDown.
If anyone knows about making a name in sports-entertainment, it is the eternal opportunist who has twice cashed in Money in the Bank to win championships – the World Heavyweight Champion Edge.
Ever the opportunist, Edge took advantage of Batista’s injured leg, rolling up the wounded Animal to retain his World Heavyweight Championship at Judgment Day.
Edge shocked the world and cashed in the Money in the Bank on SmackDown to win the World Heavyweight Championship.After WrestleMania 23,Batista’s constant chase of the title while Undertaker put him in numerous matches where he came up short
During SmackDown, Edge was interrupted by Batista and assured by the former champion, “that title is mine.” Prior to their match at Judgment Day, the Rated-R Superstar reiterated, “I did in three minutes what Batista could not do in three months, defeat one of the greatest champions of all time – The Phenom.” Edge continued, “News flash, this is my title, not yours Batista. The Rated-R era has begun.”
Like him or not (not that he cares), Edge made a huge statement by defeating Batista, perhaps living up to his word that a new era has indeed started on SmackDown. But for that era to be successful, Edge will have to undoubtedly face the same challenges from The Animal that Undertaker endured. Batista is hell-bent on regaining the gold, and despite his loss to Edge, don’t count him out just yet. Also not to be overlooked are the hosts of other hungry Superstars looking to make a name for themselves on SmackDown.
If anyone knows about making a name in sports-entertainment, it is the eternal opportunist who has twice cashed in Money in the Bank to win championships – the World Heavyweight Champion Edge.
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