Smackdown main event spoiler courtesy of www.f4wonline.com
by Keith Harris on Aug 18, 2010 6:33 PM EDT
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In a big upset, the former Dos Caras Jr., Alberto Del Rio, in his WWE debut cleanly defeated Rey Mysterio in the Smackdown main event with an arm bar. This is the biggest debut win given to a new WWE superstar I can remember since Carlito Caribbean Cool defeated John Cena for the United States title on the October 5th 2004 Smackdown TV tapings. Hopefully things turn out better for Del Rio in the long run than they did for Carlito, though I'm not holding my breath.
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He did need a big debut though
with all the vignettes he had
it seemed like forever ago the first one was aired
I was tired of those damn vignettes. Thankfully they’re over now.
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Dos Caras Jr.?
Like…this guy?
Holy s#&t. I didn’t know he still wrestled.
by gzl5000 on Aug 18, 2010 11:36 PM EDT reply actions 1 recs
This is the biggest debut win given to a new WWE superstar I can remember since Carlito Caribbean Cool defeated John Cena for the United States title on the October 5th 2004 Smackdown TV tapings.
Santino over Umaga maybe?
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by Andrew Tolliver on Aug 19, 2010 8:51 AM EDT reply actions
Yeah, I’d forgotten about that. However, Santino’s debut wasn’t hyped a priori with tons of vignettes and his victory was more of a fluke win due to interference, so Carlito’s debut is a better comparison. It didn’t help Santino’s career much in the long run either.
by Keith Harris on Aug 19, 2010 10:49 AM EDT up reply actions
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