Current Card for New Year's Revolution

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1. Brian Alfrey Says:
   December 15th, 2006 7:51 PM
   

   I think it was good to have Umaga win another huge on his road to challenge John Cena for the WWE Title. But over Jeff Hardy? Why? Well, it does help to build Umaga ever so more for his upcoming match against Cens. On the other-hand, I feel Umaga's win over Hardy kills any importance that was for I.C. Title match. I see no point in having the I.C. Champion lose when he has a big match of his own coming up at the PPV. And why is Johnny Nitro training Kevin Federline when he should training himself for his challenging for the I.C. Title. Is Federline vs. Cena is more important to Nitro than his own match against Hardy? Or does Nitro think he can beat Hardy by training Federline?
   
   As for the DX and Rated-R.K.O. match, I think DX will win hands down. I am not saying this as a fan. Through the storyline perspective, DX has dominated this feud. Who has Rated-R.K.O. dominated? There's Ric Flair. And oh yeah, the short reunion of the Hardy Boys? How about DX? Either I haven't been watching much or my memory has completely faded away, but I do not remember Edge and Randy Orton having much dominance over DX. Maybe they did have Shawn Michaels' number a time or two. What did they do to Triple H? I forget.
   
   Maybe I am over my head on these three matches. They still have two Raw's(the Raw on Christmas Day is for the troops, not to build around storylines) to build on these matches. Oh, wait. The "Biggest Battle Royal n Raw History" will take place this Monday. And John Cena will face Kevin Federline on Raw on New Year's day. How or what will they do to build up the Cena-Umaga title match? Oh, what a head rush. Well, maybe the other two matches might get their rightful push in the storylines. But I'm not betting on it.