Eddie Gilbert Division Quarterfinals: RESULTS!

OK, these are all pretty decisive, so I’m calling them now so we can move on.

- Edge & Christian (92%) steamroll the Quebecers (8%) in the Battle of Canada, where the promos were probably awesome. 

- The Outsiders (68%) beat the New Age Outlaws (32%) in the battle to win HHH’s love, as Kevin Nash no-sells the belt shot and powerbombs Billy Gunn to win it. 

- The Megapowers (83%) beat the Koloffs (17%) in an 80s dream match that ended up being little more than a squash.  Big boot and legdrop for Uncle Ivan finish this one off, although you have to wonder how much longer Hogan & Savage can work together.

- The Midnight Express (54%) beat Miz & Morrison (46%) in a wonky result because someone was power-voting for M&M, which completely skewed the numbers to the point where I had to turn off the honor system and restrict voting.  More realistically the numbers would have been about 80%-20% in favor of the Midnights, but either way they advance. 

So for our semi-finals (which I think everyone already predicted) we have:

- Edge & Christian v. The Outsiders

- The Megapowers v. The Midnight Express

That’s gonna be some interesting voting right there.

7 Responses to “Eddie Gilbert Division Quarterfinals: RESULTS!”

  1. thatnickguy says:

    Geez, I knew E&C would win, but I didn’t think they’d trounce the Quebecers THAT badly.

    A little surprised Miz/Morrison didn’t win, not including the power-voting. I voted Midnight Express, but I thought that given M/M were a little more…current…they’d do better or barely squeak out a win.

  2. DevastationInc says:

    … And HERE is where I have the Megapowers imploding, as the Express maneuvers them into one collision too many for Savage’s liking.

    In the other semis, Nash has Christian up for the Jackknife, but a timely Spear by Edge saves it for Toronto’s Finest.

  3. bones1387 says:

    Midnight Express v Megapowers
    MX should win that, I’ll be voting for them!
    Hogan gets jumped in the back and taken out of the match forcing Savage to go 1 on 2, then he loses and blames Hogan, that settles it, Hogan wouldn’t job and it sets up a Savage/Hogan program
    we need a fantasy PPV from the fallout of this tournament :D

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