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Main Event June 17th, 2014
*Sorry for the delay on these updates, I had some malfunctioning software and had to re-do the screen-captures!

Main Event Captures: Seth Rollins MITB Announcement
Main Event Digitals: Seth Rollins MITB Announcement

The Heat is Turned Up in Rollins vs. Ambrose
Seth brings out the full force of his offense in this intense match vs. Dolph Ziggler. He refuses to allow Ziggler to knock him down in the early going of the contest. After returning the favor and knocking Ziggler silly, he locks Ziggler into a sleeper with a body scissor. He follows this up with a swift kick to the head of Ziggler as the show off tries to stay on his feet. A DDT later and Ziggler regains control of the match-up but even after a near miss Rollins is not reading to go down. The two trade a series of quick counters each showing their athletic ability. They trade punches and Ziggler goes for a quick roll-up pin attempt. Rollins catches Ziggler in his attempt for some more aerial offense and plants him flat on his back on the mat. Seth Rollins has Ziggler right where he needs him and delivers peace of mind!
He goes for the pin but before the referee counts to three an angry Dean Ambrose attacks Rollins with a vengeance on betrayed brothers know.
The attack is short lived as Rollins makes a break for it. An angry huffing and puffing Ambrose soon comes to face to face with HHH on the tron as HHH announces he will later face Bad News Barrett in a match.

But as we all know these two aren’t about to let it go that easy and Rollins re-appears during Ambrose’s match. Once again he stands on the announce desk taunting his Ambrose. Ambrose gives chase and the two end up fighting among the crowd. This leads to Ambrose being counted out. He later gets the last laugh on Bad News Barrett though and it’s clear Seth and Ambrose still have a score left to settle.

We have some awesome candids donated from this weekend’s live event in Hamilton, Ontario! The event featured Seth Rollins vs. Dean Ambrose in a heated battle. The match was won by Ambrose by DQ when Rollins gave him a deliberate low blow. There is also some photos added that were done for Slam Wrestling (an awesome Canadian wrestling website) by a professional photographer! Enjoy but please as always do not remove the tags when you share!

*Her website is listed on the photos for those interested in seeing more of her sports work!
Most of these photos were taken for the Slam! Wrestling website. To see more photos and a recap of the whole show go to: Canoe-Slam Wrestling

SmackDown Digitals: Rollins Run In

Rollins Costs Ambrose
Seth Rollins not in action this week on SmackDown TV instead decides to reek a little havoc with Ambrose’s main event match. At stake is Ambrose’s spot in the MITB Ladder Match. The method to distracting a lunatic? Apparently jumping on the announce desk will get the job done just fine. An angry Ambrose sees Rollins gleefully hoping on the announce desk and gives chase. Seth dodges through the ring and out the other side and as Ambrose follows he runs right into sister abigail. With a 1-2-3 he thus far lost a spot in the MITB match. Rollins backs away looking extremely proud and content, laughing as he goes.

Looks like the WWE Magazine Feature made its way onto WWE.com! Check out how Seth Rollins got his scar:

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Location: Neck “In fall 2009, I’d been having trouble with my neck for maybe a year or a year and a half. I just had terrible mobility in my neck region. It was inhibiting my workouts, inhibiting my work … I just couldn’t take it anymore. I had to do something about that, so I went to the doctor’s and had a couple of MRIs. I wanted a procedure that was minimally invasive, and wasn’t going to put me out for a long time, and I found a doctor who was able to go into the back of my neck and basically just carve out some of the bone, doing what they call a foraminotomy. The foramen is this little hole that the nerve slides up through in your spinal column.”

“The surgeon basically widened the foramen and was able to alleviate many of the symptoms. I’m wholly functional and everything’s good. But it left a nasty scar because he told me not be active for a few weeks until it healed up. And, of course, I didn’t listen to him, so the scar opened back up and they had to sew it together again. That was (four) almost (five) years ago now, so I feel like I’ve got a new lease on life somewhat.”

To see more Scars of Superstars visit WWE.com!