Twilling Editorials WWE Superstars Hitlist: Matt Hardy vs. Kane, Goldust vs. William Regal, Primo vs. Chris Masters, Michelle McCool and Layla vs. Melina and Maria, overall show By Rich Twilling Sep 25, 2009 - 12:33 PM Email This Article | Printer Friendly Page Send Us News & Results | Back to Main Listing WWE Superstars Hits Matt Hardy vs. Kane: A solid, ten plus minute main event between two of the more well known names on any roster. I would normally prefer a show that featured younger talent, but this show focused on more established guys. I thought Jim Ross was great announcing this match as he proved that a match on Superstars seems as important to him as a WrestleMania main event. He also had a hilarious line about how Kane hates everything and that he probably wouldn’t even like JR’s Barbecue. Goldust vs. William Regal: Goldust seems to be the only person on the ECW roster who gets a sustained crowd reaction. I liked how this match provided a lot of storyline direction at the top of the card for the Tuesday night show. The post match activity, although it did not include Zack Ryder, was a good way to open up a lot of match possibilities. If they decide to go with Regal vs. Goldust again, the young guys on that show could really learn a lot by studying it. Primo vs. Chris Masters: I really don’t know what either guy is intending to do, especially Masters, but this was a fun opening match. I would like to see this feud spill over into their actual show, Raw. Masters has looked a lot better since he came back and Primo could really get over as a popular babyface if booked correctly. Michelle McCool and Layla vs. Melina and Maria: For the last several months, the Smackdown women have been involved in throwaway tag team matches, but this one was actually pretty enjoyable to watch. Maybe I’m being lenient this week or maybe the praise is deserved, or both. I am slowly starting to get into the woman’s program on Friday night. Overall show: Nothing on the show was horribly great, but nothing made the bottom column either (yes, I’m overlooking the Ask the Divas segment on purpose). It was a solid hour of enjoyable programming. WWE Superstars Misses Nothing: There was not anything on the show to warrant putting it in this section. Again, it wasn’t a blow away show by any means, but nothing was bad, which is a positive thing. HELP SUPPORT DOT NET! BECOME A MEMBER AT OUR CHARTER RATE OF JUST $5 A MONTH - GET THE FIRST LOOK AT EXCLUSIVE INSIDER DOT NET NEWS, TONS OF EXCLUSIVE AUDIO SHOWS, MESSAGE BOARD ACCESS, START YOUR OWN BLOG, AD-FREE MAIN LISTING: SIGN ME UP (or MORE INFO) GOT AN IPHONE OR IPOD TOUCH? THEN BE SURE TO DOWNLOAD OUR NEW FREE iPhone APP: (click here!) (or SEARCH "pro wrestling" in iTunes App Store) FOR MORE BREAKING WWE & TNA NEWS AND COMMENTARY, VISIT OUR AFFILIATE PWTORCH.COM (click here!) FOR MORE MMA & UFC NEWS AND COMMENTARY, VISIT OUR AFFILIATE MMATORCH.COM (click here!) CLICK TO RETURN TO DOT NET MAIN LISTING OR SELECT A LINK BELOW FROM THIS CATEGORY Twilling Editorials Latest Twelve Articles Twilling's WWE "ECW on Syfy" Hitlist: Christian and R-Truth vs. C.M. Punk and William Regal, Hurricane vs. Paul Burchill, Zack Ryder and Rosa Mendes, Vance Archer TNA Turning Point preview and predictions: Will Styles vs. Joe vs. Daniels II live up to expectations? Can Kurt Angle stop Desmond Wolfe? Will The Motor City Machine Guns finally become TNA Tag Team Champions? Twilling's WWE Smackdown Hitlist: Undertaker vs. Chris Jericho, John Morrison vs. Dolph Ziggler, Beth Phoenix and Natalya, Rey Mysterio and Batista sign their contract, C.M. Punk vs. R-Truth Twilling's TNA Impact Hitlist: A.J. Styles, Samoa Joe, and Daniels, Desmond Wolfe and Kurt Angle, D'Angelo Dinero, Raven, Super Dave, announce team, Beer Money, Knockouts, Black Machismo Twilling's WWE Superstars Hitlist: MVP vs. Ted DiBiase, Matt Hardy vs. David Hart Smith, Sheamus video, Zack Ryder vs. Shelton Benjamin Twilling's WWE "ECW on Syfy" Hitlist: Christian vs. William Regal, Zack Ryder and Rosa Mendes, Goldust vs. Paul Burchill, The Abraham Washington Show, Vance Archer