Welcome wrestling fans! I’m Jeff Wolfe, your go-to reporter for all things professional wrestling. Today, we’ll be taking a look back at the annual Tribute To The Troops show from 2006. This special event took place in Camp Victory, Baghdad, Iraq, and featured some exciting matches and heartwarming moments.
The show kicked off with a powerful opening video, highlighting the history of the USO and other organizations that support and entertain the troops. The wrestlers and celebrities involved in the event expressed their gratitude and admiration for the military.
The first match of the night was a non-title bout between John Cena and Edge. These two superstars have faced each other numerous times, and this match was no exception. Despite the lack of a championship on the line, both competitors gave it their all. Cena ultimately emerged victorious, hitting his signature move, the FU, to secure the win.
Next up, CM Punk took on Shelton Benjamin. This match was shorter but still packed with action. Punk managed to score a victory with a rollup, showcasing his resilience and determination. It’s clear that WWE has plans for Punk’s future.
The Undertaker made an appearance, taking on Johnny Nitro. This match was a quick one, with Undertaker dominating his opponent and securing a decisive victory. The soldiers in attendance were thrilled to witness Undertaker’s iconic entrance and powerful moves.
Bobby Lashley faced Hardcore Holly in a non-title match. Lashley, an ex-military man himself, showcased his strength and dominance in this bout. He defeated Holly with a running powerslam, solidifying his status as the next big thing in ECW.
Umaga defended his title against Jeff Hardy. Despite it being a non-title match, Umaga proved why he was the champion. He defeated Hardy with a Samoan Spike, further establishing his dominance in the ring.
Carlito squared off against Randy Orton in a match that ended in controversy. Carlito managed to secure the win by rolling up Orton and grabbing the trunks for leverage. While the victory may have been questionable, the soldiers in attendance cheered for Carlito’s cunning tactics.
The show also featured a heartwarming segment where Santa Claus, played by JBL, interacted with the troops and WWE Divas. The soldiers were treated to gifts and holiday cheer, providing a much-needed break from their everyday lives.
Overall, Tribute To The Troops 2006 delivered an entertaining and meaningful show. The matches may not have had high stakes, but the wrestlers’ dedication to entertaining the troops was evident. It’s important to remember that this event was about showing appreciation for the military and providing them with a memorable experience.
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