| The #HEEL | Real Name: Nicholas Nemeth
Ring Name: Dolph Ziggler
Born: July 27, 1980
Height: 6 ft 0 in
Weight: 213 lb
Billed From: Hollywood, Florida
Mini Bio: Nemeth signed a development contract with WWE in 2004, and was sent to Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW). He was brought up to the Raw brand in 2005 as Kerwin White's sidekick. He was, however, sent back to OVW shortly afterwards, where he joined the Spirit Squad. They debuted on Raw in January 2006, and won the World Tag Team Championship once before returning to OVW that November. (» Read More?)
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Dolph Ziggler
With his Extreme Rules Triple Threat Ladder Match looming against Alberto Del Rio and Jack Swagger, World Heavyweight Champion Dolph Ziggler holds strong and steady in the top spot on the Power Rankings. Flanked by the intimidating duo of AJ Lee and Big E Langston, The Showoff is poised and ready to defend his illustrious title at the pay-per-view. |
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Big E. Langston makes his way to the ring with Dolph Ziggler and AJ Lee. He’ll take on Jack Swagger, next. Alberto Del Rio will serve as the guest commentator for the next match. They show footage of why Ricardo Rodriguez isn’t there. Swagger sandwiched Rodriguez between a ladder and the barricade. They also show him assaulting Del Rio and Ziggler with the ladder. They ask him how he feels about having chosen the ladder match. Del Rio says he’s been in more ladder matches than they have. Jack Swagger and Zeb Colter make their way to the ring. They get in with Big E. Langston, Dolph Ziggler, and AJ Lee. Del Rio then gets up from the commentary table, goes under the ring, pulls out a ladder, and he puts it in the ring in between both groups. Ziggler breaks for it, and Swagger kicks him in the face. Swagger and Langston have a tug-of-war for the ladder. Colter clubs Langston, and Langston just stares at him. Swagger then drives the ladder into Langston’s midsection before clotheslining him over the top rope. Ziggler quickly comes from behind and takes him down. Ziggler picks up the ladder, and he gives it to Swagger. Ziggler then dropkicks it in his face. Ziggler takes his shirt off, and he baseball slides the ladder into Colter’s midsection. Del Rio then takes Ziggler down with a clothesline and a kick to the jaw. Del Rio stands over him before picking up the ladder. Del Rio waits for Ziggler to get up before hitting him with the ladder. Del Rio then gets out of the ring with the ladder, and he throws it in Swagger’s face. Del Rio talks a little trash to Swagger before putting the ladder back in the ring. Del Rio sets up the ladder in the center of the ring and climbs it with the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. Del Rio holds the title high up in the air as his music plays.
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Dolph Ziggler is in the back admiring his World Championship. AJ walks into the shot and calls him Zigglypuff. Dolph says a Championship would look great around AJ’s waist as well. Langston is soon in the background so Ziggler tells him to go away and stop creeping. Langston walks away with a stern puff. Ziggler and AJ start to lock lips. Vickie shows up from behind and breaks them apart by shouting excuse me. Brad Maddox is in tow. AJ is annoyed but Maddox says it won’t take long. Vickie explains that if Dolph loses his Non-Title match against Chris Jericho tonight, then his Triple Threat Championship at Extreme Rules will become a Fatal Four Way.
Dolph Ziggler vs. Chris Jericho
If Ziggler loses then Jericho will be added to the World Title match at Extreme Rules. Jericho’s expertise allows him to gain the early control. Ziggler pounces back to apply a headscissor. Chris escapes and hits a dropkick. Ziggler is whipped into the ropes, but decides to slide out of the ring. Dolph laughs with AJ and Langston as they taunt the crowd. Jericho hits a baseball slide from the ring to back of Ziggler.
Back from the break, Jericho connects with a few chops. Ziggler is whipped into the corner, but dodges to miss a splash. Jericho crashes head first into the steel post and then falls to the outside of the ring. Jericho appears dazed. The referee begins the 10 count. Ziggler exits the ring to roll Jericho inside. Jericho kicks out of the cover and hits a few punches. Ziggler looks to his Sleeper for guidance and begins to bring sleepiness to the life of Jericho. Jericho escapes and tries to regain the momentum. Dolph counters a Walls of Jericho by kicking Jericho away. Jericho responds with an enziguiri. Cover, but Ziggler kicks out. Jericho runs to the ropes to leap for a Lionsault. Langston gets in a cheap punch to the face. Ziggler attempts a cover, but Jericho kicks out. Ziggler again looks to his Sleeper. Jericho struggles for a bit before being able to break the submission with a back drop. The crowd begins to do the wave. Jericho is pumped up and leaps for a Lionsault. Ziggler gets his knees up. Ziggler hits the Zig Zag and goes for the cover. Jericho kicks out! Dolph is stunned. He climbs to the top rope, but Jericho shakes the ropes so he falls. Jericho follows up after and hits a huge Superplex. Cover, but Ziggler kicks out. Jericho looks for the Walls of Jericho. He cinches on the move as the crowd cheers him on. Fandango’s music hits and Jericho is visibly annoyed. Ziggler uses the distraction to hit another Zig Zag. This match is over.
Winner: Dolph Ziggler
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Paris, France:
World Tag Team Title: Team Hell No def. Dolph Ziggler & Big E. Langston /w.AJ via Diving Headbutt by Bryan on Zig.
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Dolph Ziggler
The newly minted World Heavyweight Champion escaped a rematch against Alberto Del Rio on Raw. He did not leave with momentum on his side, however, having lost to his former ally, Jack Swagger, in a non-title match. Now, Dolph Ziggler must prepare for a battle against both of them at Extreme Rules, or risk losing his coveted championship. |
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Rotterdam, Netherlands:
- Dolph Ziggler def. Daniel Bryan for World Heavyweight Championship. Absolutely the best match of the night, very loud “YES” chants for Bryan, Ziggler played the crowd and won via Zig-Zag.
- Big E vs. Kane went to a no-contest due to interference of Ziggler and Bryan. Vicki came out and restarted the match as a tag team match. Team Hell No def. Big E & Dolph Ziggler.
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