Carmelo Hayes uses Eddie Guerrero’s foul tricks to beat Braun Strowman
In a shocking turn of events, Carmelo Hayes managed to defeat the formidable Braun Strowman on WWE Smackdown by employing a clever tactic reminiscent of the late Eddie Guerrero. The bout was a highly anticipated one, with many expecting Strowman’s sheer strength and power to overwhelm Hayes. However, the young wrestler had other plans.
As the match unfolded, Hayes found himself on the receiving end of a vicious beating at the hands of Strowman. The giant wrestler was relentless, using his incredible strength to lift Hayes up and slam him to the mat. It seemed like only a matter of time before Strowman would emerge victorious. But Hayes, determined to pull off the upset, decided to take a page out of Eddie Guerrero’s playbook.
In a move that would have made Guerrero proud, Hayes managed to get his hands on a steel chair and held it up, as if preparing to use it on Strowman. The referee, anticipating a low blow, rushed over to stop Hayes and take the chair away. But in a masterstroke of deception, Hayes convinced the referee that Strowman was the one who wanted to use the chair on him.
The referee, believing Hayes’ words, took the chair away from Strowman and handed it over to Hayes. With the referee’s back turned, Strowman was left stunned and frustrated, unable to do anything but watch as Hayes took advantage of the situation. The referee, unaware of the trick, counted Strowman out and awarded the win to Hayes.
The crowd was left stunned, unable to believe what they had just witnessed. Strowman, who had been dominating the match until then, was left reeling from the sudden turn of events. Hayes, on the other hand, was ecstatic, having pulled off the upset of a lifetime.
The win gave Hayes a chance to compete in the Number One contender match for the US Championship, a huge opportunity for the young wrestler. It’s clear that he’s learned from some of the best in the business, including the late Eddie Guerrero, who was known for his cunning and clever tactics in the ring.
Guerrero, a wrestling legend, was known for his unorthodox tactics and ability to think on his feet. He was a master of manipulating the referee and using his opponents’ aggression against them. Hayes’ use of the steel chair trick is a testament to his understanding of Guerrero’s style and his ability to adapt it to his own in-ring persona.
The win has sent shockwaves through the WWE universe, with many fans praising Hayes for his cunning and bravery. It’s clear that he’s a force to be reckoned with, and he’ll stop at nothing to achieve his goals. With this win under his belt, Hayes is poised to make a big impact in the coming weeks and months.
As Hayes continues to make a name for himself in the WWE, it’s clear that he’s got a bright future ahead of him. His ability to think on his feet and adapt to any situation will serve him well in the cutthroat world of professional wrestling. And who knows, maybe he’ll even earn the respect of Eddie Guerrero himself, watching over him from the great beyond.
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