WWE Cyber Sunday (2006) (TV)

User Rating:

4.4/10   

Director:

Kevin Dunn

Writers:

Court Bauer (writer)
Christopher DeJoseph (writer)

Release Date:

5 marraskuu 2006 (USA)

Genre:

Sport

Cast

Booker Huffman	...	King Booker
John Cena	...	Himself
Paul Wight	...	Big Show
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Hazim Ali	...	Armando Alejandro Estrada
Shelton Benjamin	...	Himself
Chris Benoit	...	Himself
Eric Bischoff	...	Himself
Barbie Blank	...	Kelly
John Bonito	...	Himself
Carlos Cabrera	...	Himself
Kelly Carlson	...	Kate Triton (archive footage)
Mike Chioda	...	Himself
Jonathan Coachman	...	Himself
Michael Cole	...	Himself (voice)
Carlos Colon Jr.	...	Carlito
Adam Copeland	...	Edge
Rebecca DiPietro	...	Herself
Ken Doane	...	Himself
Jack Doan	...	Himself
Amy Dumas	...	Lita
Layla El	...	Herself
Eddie Fatu	...	Umaga
Kevin Federline	...	Himself
Stephanie Finochio	...	Trinity
Ric Flair	...	Himself
Jim Fullington	...	The Sandman
Lilián García	...	Herself
Derek Graham-Couch	...	Robbie McAllistair
Todd Grisham	...	Himself
Jillian Hall	...	Jillian Hall
Jeff Hardy	...	Himself
John Hennigan	...	Johnny Nitro
Hulk Hogan	...	Himself (video package)
Glenn Jacobs	...	Kane
Mickie James	...	Herself
Johnny Jeter	...	Himself
Maria Kanellis	...	Herself
Jerry Lawler	...	Himself
John Layfield	...	Himself (voice)
Paul Levesque	...	Triple H
Kristal Marshall	...	Herself
Shelly Martinez	...	Herself (as Ariel)
Ashley Massaro	...	Herself
Michelle McCool	...	Herself
Vince McMahon	...	Himself
Shawn Michaels	...	Himself
Candice Michelle	...	Herself
Nick Mitchell	...	Mitch
Mike Mondo	...	Himself
Russell Murray	...	Rory McAllistair
Nick Nemeth	...	Himself
Randy Orton	...	Himself
Robert Patrick	...	Rome (archive footage)
Chad Patton	...	Himself
Melina Perez	...	Herself
Roddy Piper	...	Himself
Dusty Rhodes	...	Himself
Jim Ross	...	Himself
Martin Rubalcaba	...	Marty Elias
Hugo Savinovich	...	Himself
Peter Senerchia	...	Tazz (voice)
Ron Simmons	...	Himself
Sgt. Slaughter	...	Himself
Joey Styles	...	Himself (voice)
Sharmell Sullivan	...	Queen Sharmell
Lisa Marie Varon	...	Herself (as Victoria)
Torrie Wilson	...	Herself
Mark Yeaton	...	Himself

Runtime:

USA:210 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:TV-14

Filming Locations:

Cincinnati, Ohio, USA

Company:

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)

Movie Connections:

Referenced in "WWF Raw Is War: (2006-10-23)" (2006)

Soundtrack:

Game On

WWE Cyber Sunday 2006

Cyber Sunday so far has been the worst PPV of 2006. Let down by crap performances and naff story lines. WWE didn't give us many options to choose from, for example I was expecting Sabu to be in the voting for the opponent to face Umaga or possibly even The Undertaker, but no WWE gave us Kane who has feuded with Umaga before, The Sandman who is booked as a jobber and Chris Benoit despite being gifted in the ring, would not be a worthy opponent for Umaga because of there different backgrounds. But this surprised me because Kane vs Umaga was the best match on the card! Elsewhere on the show the match between Lita and Mickie James was a complete shambles and at one point, Jim Ross even said "what the hell was that?" When James botched a bulldog on Lita. And in the main event Big Show laughed and joked with the fans while he was supposed to be knocked out, the bloody idiot.

Results, from the PPV are as follows: Umaga defeated Kane in the best match of the night. Cryme Tyme Defeated The Highlanders, Viscera and Charlie Haas and Trevor Murdoch and Lance Cade in a worthless Texas Tornado Match (Murdoch and Haas both looked terrible). Lita beat Micke James to win the vacant Women's title in a crap match. Edge and Randy Orton defeated DX in a disappointing match. Jeff Hardy defeated Carlito in a poor match. Ric Flair and Roddy Piper defeated The Spirit Squad to win the WWE tag team titles in a poor match (Piper looked old and looked like he weighed about 20 stone). King Booker defeated John Cena and The Big Show in a decent main event.

Overall Grade - C/D