411's WWE Superstars Report 10.29.09

Posted by Rob McNew on 10.29.2009

The Hart Dynasty team up with Mike Knox to take on Cryme Tyme and R-Truth, Zack Ryder faces off with Tyler Reks, and Jack Swagger goes toe to toe with Primo on this week's Superstars



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-Hosted by Michael Cole, Jerry "The King" Lawler, Byron Sexton, Josh Mathews, Todd Grisham & Matt Striker

Jack Swagger vs. Primo
So published reports are that creative "has nothing" for Carlito while Primo has become a complete jobber to the stars. Great job breaking that team up. Swagger takes down Primo with a waistlock, and toys with Primo before letting him up. Primo ducks a right hand and delivers a monkey flip before burying a shoulderblock into the midsection of Swagger. Primo hits a low dropkick for two, and then grabs an armbar. Primo hits a sunset flip for two, and then delivers an armdrag to the All American American. Swagger comes back with a knee to the midsection, and then delivers a thunderous running powerslam to Primo. Vader Bomb connects for Swagger for a two count, and he follows by choking Primo on the bottom rope. Swagger grabs a neck vice, and then drops a pair of elbows on Primo. Legdrop from Swagger connects, and he follows up with a front facelock. Primo counters with a chinbuster, but Swagger is right back with a clothesline to the back of the neck for two. Swagger goes for another legdrop which this time misses, and Swagger then misses again on a charge in the corner. Primo hits a back elbow and a clothesline which he follows up with a cartwheel into a dropkick. Primo springboards inside with a crossbody, but Swagger catches him. Primo counters into a rollup for two, but hits the ropes and runs into a big boot. Gutwrench Powerbomb from Swagger makes the fall academic at 5:29. About as good as you can squeeze into 5 minutes. Primo played his role to perfection here.
Winner: Jack Swagger (Pinfall-Gutwrench Powerbomb **1/2)

Kelly Kelly vs. Alicia Fox
Kelly tries to get the crowd fired up, but gets quickly taken down by Alicia thanks to a handful of hair. Kelly (very carefully) climbs the ropes in order to flip out of an armbar, and hit an armdrag. Kelly hits a dropkick, but runs into a nice tilt-a-whirl backbreaker from Alicia for two. Alicia grabs a reverse chinlock, but Kelly reverses into a botched rollup for two. Alicia goes back to the reverse chinlock, and this time Kelly tries to punch her way out. Alicia dumps Kelly to the apron, but Kelly comes inside with a sunset flip for two. Kelly hits the ropes and delivers a spinning hurracanrana and follows up with a series of clotheslines. Kelly hits a standard hurracanrana for two, and then whips Alicia into the corner. Kelly goes for handspring in the corner, but she hits the knees of Alicia. Alicia uses that opening to deliver the scissor kick to finish at 3:39. This wasn't pretty, but I've seen worse. Surprised they didn't edit the botch out of the match since Alicia went right back to the chinlock afterward.
Winner: Alicia Fox (Pinfall-Scissor Kick ¼*)

-Natalya talks strategy with Mike Knox

Zack Ryder vs. Tyler Reks
Thank God! I get to recap a match featuring my absolute favorite wrestler in the WWE today (Spoiler: It's not Reks). Reks grabs a side headlock, and then delivers a shoulderblock. He follows that up with a wristlock, but Ryder gets to the ropes for the break. Reks delivers a dropkick sending Ryder to the floor, and the goes for a baseball slide which misses and Ryder delivers a boot to take control. Ryder tosses Reks back inside, and takes control of the match firing Reks into the top buckle. Ryder delivers a brutal running boot in the corner for a two count, and then grabs a reverse chinlock. Reks counters with a back suplex, and then delivers a running clothesline. Reks hits a reverse vertical suplex for a two count, and then drives Ryder face first into the mat. Ryder delivers a jumping elbow drop for a two count, but then charges into a boot from Ryder. That sets up Ryder to deliver the Zack Attack for the finish at 3:43. Two guys going in different directions. One is on his way to multiple World Titles (you heard it here first) and the other is headed for future endeavorville.
Winner: Zack Ryder (Pinfall-Zack Attack **)

R-Truth & Cryme Tyme vs. The Hart Dynasty & Mike Knox (w. Natalya)
Tyson Kidd starts out with JTG who takes Tyson over with a headlock at the outset. Kidd nips up out of the headlock, and lets JTG know about it. Kidd sends JTG to the ropes, but he gets met with a right hand followed by a modified backbreaker for two. JTG goes back to the side headlock from a standing position, but Kidd gets free and tags in Knox. Knox grabs a side headlock, and then delivers a headbutt. JTG comes back with a boot, and that allows the tag to Shad. Shad comes in with a flying shoulderblock which staggers Knox, but he comes right back with a big boot. Knox grabs a reverse chinlock, and then fires Shad out of the ring as we head to commercial. Back from break with Shad now in control of Knox with an armbar. Shad buries a couple shoulderblocks in, but Knox backs him into the heel corner and tags in Smith. Shad fights out of the corner, but gets a shot from Kidd on the apron allowing Smith to hit a back suplex for two. Smith locks in a camel clutch, but Shad stands up and elbows free of the hold. Smith regains control quickly with a straight right hand, and then hits a snap mare. Knox tags in and delivers a big splash for two, and whips Shad to the corner before grabbing a bearhug. Knox knocks JTG off the apron, but turns around and gets hit with a back suplex from Shad putting both men down. Shad finally makes the hot tag to Truth who meets Kidd who also tagged in with a series of rights. Hiptoss connects for a quick cover from Truth, but Knox is in with a big boot. Shad comes in and he and Knox trade blows before both men end up on the floor courtesy of JTG. Smith hits JTG with a big boot, and then charges at Truth who dumps him to the floor. Kidd and Truth trade rollups for two counts, but then Truth hits the ropes and delivers the Lie Detector to pick up the win at 12:56. Fun six man main event, but I could really do without any combination of the Harts and Cryme Tyme for a while. Not that they aren't good together, but they're wrestling in some form or fashion every single week. Orton and Cena think this feud is tired.
Winners: R-Truth & Cryme Tyme (Truth pins Kidd-Lie Detector ***)