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WWE Velocity 04/27/2002 - WWE Cruiserweight Championship: Jamie Knoble (w/ Nidia) vs. Billy Kidman
This is the Vengeance rematch, and Knoble decides to work the back in this match instead of the arm, like he did in that match. Knoble was fucking great in this with basic yet effective moves putting the pressure on the back at all times, the match even had a couple of Nida interference's. At one point in the match they were countering each other’s moves then Knoble busts out this sweet pump-handle exploder. Billy wasn't bad in this too as he was selling the whole time and even hit a few moves that i haven't seen since his WCW days. This did have an awkward moment when Billy roll-up Knoble and I LEGIT swear the ref counts to 3 but he claims it was a 2 count, anyway the match ends when Billy suplexs Knoble back into the ring but Nidia trips him up and Knoble falls on top for the 3 count, Nidia also held Billy's legs down to stop the kick out. **1/4
This is the Vengeance rematch, and Knoble decides to work the back in this match instead of the arm, like he did in that match. Knoble was fucking great in this with basic yet effective moves putting the pressure on the back at all times, the match even had a couple of Nida interference's. At one point in the match they were countering each other’s moves then Knoble busts out this sweet pump-handle exploder. Billy wasn't bad in this too as he was selling the whole time and even hit a few moves that i haven't seen since his WCW days. This did have an awkward moment when Billy roll-up Knoble and I LEGIT swear the ref counts to 3 but he claims it was a 2 count, anyway the match ends when Billy suplexs Knoble back into the ring but Nidia trips him up and Knoble falls on top for the 3 count, Nidia also held Billy's legs down to stop the kick out. **1/4

This was a damn good match here, and it was very different to their matches in the past as they didn't do too much. I liked that they kept it really simple with wrestling moves and didn't do unnecessary flying moves and ridiculous spots that have nothing to do with the story of the match. The beginning of the match was pretty all over the place but in a good way, first AJ tries to lock up with Kurt but obviously that’s not gonna work, so he attempts to kick Kurt’s leg or quick strike him but Kurt dodges. So AJ say “FUCK IT!” I’m just gonna go outside and hopefully Kurt comes out, well Kurt comes out and AJ gains control with brutal punches and he even hits a pretty nice dropkick. But that doesn't last long and Kurt gains control so AJ stops playing nice and targets the injured left leg of Kurt which is bandaged up. I kinda with AJ would have had a longer heat segment on worked on the leg more but Kurt was cutting him off after 2/3 moves. I know Angle doesn't do much in his matches but boy he still knows how to hit sweet suplexes out of nowhere, one thing I've noticed about this whole “Darker, lonely wolf” AJ is most of his game is ground and pound and he will only bust out the high-flying moves when desperate. Unlike when he was a face and most of his offense was high-flying, look at how phenomenal I am. Theirs a moment in the match which is so Kurt/AJ but I’m fine with it, Kurt runs the ropes and tries to suplex AJ off the top rope but AJ somehow lands on his feet, he then charges at Kurt but Kurt catches him and Belly-to-Belly suplexes him into the turnbuckles. The match ends AJ misses the 450, and Kurt attempts a roll-up but AJ kicks out Kurt then goes for an Angle Slam but AJ counters that, so Angle counters again and stacks up AJ with a roll up for the win. I really don’t think Kurt should of went over, and I feel the only reason he went over was because they put him in the HOF and you can’t have your HOF’er losing the night he gets in can you? ***1/2

they just went at one another throwing big bombs, but that plays into Sheamus' game so Cesaro slowed it down with wrestling holds which didn't last long cause he delivered a nice clothesline to the outside. They did quite a few great spots like then Cesaro went onto the ring apron and went for a dive attack but somehow Sheamus catches him in mid-air and just brutally throws him into the ring barricade like he was a small child as we go to the commercial. I was hoping we would of gotten Sheamus working the back before Cesaro took over on the heat-segment but sadly we didn't. I did also realize neither guy really took control of the match for a long period of time, my favorite moment of the match aside from the barricade spot was Sheamus doing the vintage 10 forearms to the chest but this time instead of letting him go he picks Cesaro up and over the ropes into a backbreaker. My only real small problem with the match was the finish was out of nowhere and was a little too anti-climatical for my liking, Cesaro throws him into the corner and goes in but Sheamus hits the Brogue Kick for the win. ***1/4