United States Chamption Dolph Ziggler beat Alex Riley to retain the U.S. Title.

WWE Super Star Alex Riley joined Chad Dukes to talk about his victory over his former mentor, The Miz, at WWE’s Capitol Punishment.

Riley starred locally at Robinson Secondary school in Fairfax, VA before moving on to play quarterback and linebacker at Boston College.

In his interview with Chad, Riley describes what it’s like experiencing the various finishing moves from other stars. He also gives his thoughts on CM Punk leaving the WWE after winning the Championship title.

You can see Riley and other WWE Stars at WWE Raw World Tour on July 24 at the Show Place Arena in Upper Marlboro, MD. Tickets are still available here.

Click on the link below for Chad’s full interview with Alex Riley.

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In college, Kevin Kiley studied communications and played football at Boston College. Like his father, sports commentator Kevin Kiley Sr., he married his two passions when he entered the workforce – although Kiley Jr. did so via quite a divergent route.

In 2007, Kiley shed his given name, adopted the moniker Alex Riley and became a professional wrestler. Four years and his first “feud” (with ex-mentor The Miz) later, Riley is appearing regularly on WWE’s flagship entertainment program, “Raw,” ribbing with WWE superstars John Cena and CM Punk and taking on his “arch-nemesis,” The Miz, on this summer’s WWE Raw World Tour. Continue reading »

Miz is in the ring glowering. Stills of Miz falling from holding the case to the mat. We all thought Miz was out last night, blew out his knee. Riley out to the ring wearing a very Village People type leather vest.

Miz side steps Riley who keeps going after Miz’s knee. Front facelock into a rollup on Riley. Miz backed into a corner while trying to avoid Riley. Riley grabs Miz’s leg, then kicks it. Riley on Miz’ right leg really hard. Miz’s leg slammed into the post a couple times, then Riley back in with a Boston crab on Miz’s bad knee. Miz is able to kick out and send Riley rolling from the ring. Miz goes after Riley, but eats a kick to the head from the apron. Riley gets two.

Miz sends Riley into the post shoulder first, then works Riley over with blows on the mat. Headlock on Riley, but he sends Miz flying. Riley slams Miz’s head/neck on Riley’s knee. Both up and Riley on Miz with elbows. A spine buster on Miz for two. Full nelson on Miz, then chain wrestling. Miz up top and flies, but Riley catches him and locks on a sharpshooter. Miz is able to get to the rope. Riley out to send Miz back in. Riley takes Miz down with a Thesz press. Blows on Miz. Miz is able to come back with a SCF and gets the three.

Winner – Miz

Miz celebrates, then to the Tourney brackets to show Miz won his match. Riley rolls to the floor as Miz backs up the ramp.

The bell sounded and seven wrestlers ganged up on Del Rio with their ladders. Meanwhile, Booker picked Bourne to win as Cole expectedly picked his buddy, Miz. The action cleared out a little bit leading to Miz and Truth having a ladder battle. Swagger’s “ladder was a little bigger,” as Lawler put it, and Swagger knocked down both men. Miz and Riley then found themselves fighting on a ladder not tall enough to reach the case. Moments later, they found themselves on the floor. Suddenly, R-Truth came flying over the top rope with a splash onto three wrestlers. Next, Rey and Kofi came off the top on opposite top turnbuckles to splash men ringside. Bourne had the next trick: a Shooting Star Press off the top of a ladder onto everyone ringside. Terrific form on that move.

Bourne was the first one up from the pile and tried to grab the case in the ring, but Miz cut him off. Bourne and Miz battled on top of the ladder before Del Rio knocked them off the ladder. Miz screamed after he hit the mat, selling a right knee injury. Miz removed his kneepad as refs and ref Nunzio called for a medic. A doc tried putting the knee back into the place as Miz tried waving everyone off trying to help him. Miz was eventually helped to the back as the crowd seemed to be quiet wondering if Miz was selling or really hurt.

Back in the ring, Rey and Bourne executed double huracanranas on Truth and Del Rio to clear them from the ring. Riley then tried to sneak in behind Swagger, but Swagger cut him off. Truth then launched both men off the ladder and limped around the ring looking for another ladder. Cole interjected some social media talk and said Rey is the pick to win according to WWE fans on Facebook. There were a lot of bodies in the ring at this point 11:30 in. In fact, all seven remaining men. They all climbed the multiple ladders in unison and started grabbing for the case as the crowd waited for something to happen. Bodies then started flying out of the ring one by one before it was down to Rey and Kofi. Kofi then kicked Rey off the ladder, leaving Kofi by himself. Kofi grabbed the case, but Swagger quickly scaled another ladder and cut off Kofi. Both men then fell off a ladder and crashed to the ground.

Suddenly, as expected, Miz hobbled down to ringside and tried to climb a ladder, but Rey cut him off. The crowd booed a bit, apparently buying into Miz tonight. Rey then powerbombed Miz off the ladder and started climbing the ladder. It was WrestleMania 22 all over again with Rey being booed. Suddenly, Del Rio yanked at Rey, who kicked Del Rio away. Rey then reached up to grab the case, but Del Rio climbed up again. Rey used the case to bash Del Rio in the face, but Del Rio shoved him away and took Rey’s mask. Suddenly, both men fell off the ladder and crashed and burned. It didn’t look planned, but fit the chaotic nature of the match in a kayfabe sense. Del Rio then had a moment chucking Rey’s mask away before setting up a ladder. Del Rio tried climbing amidst the chaos and reached up to grab the case. The crowd was hot as Del Rio unhooked the case to win the match. WWE stayed with the post-match celebration for a while as Del Rio celebrated while sitting on the ladder.

WINNER: Del Rio at 15:54.

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Match 1 – Money in the Bank Battle Royal

The winner faces John Cena for the WWE Championship later tonight. Participants were Rey Mysterio, The Miz, Wade Barrett, Cody Rhodes, R-Truth, Kofi Kingston, Sin Cara, Heath Slater, Alberto Del Rio, Evan Bourne, Daniel Bryan, Justin Gabriel, Jack Swagger, Sheamus, Kane, and Alex Riley. Smackdown superstars came out to the SD theme, and same for the Raw superstars respectively. Sin Cara was out first, and did the trampoline entrance, successfully. Very fun opener. It took awhile before anyone was eliminated. After a few were eliminated, we had a face off between Mysterio and Cara. They went back and forth for a bit, and after a stalemate, Miz caught Cara off guard and threw him out. The final four were Mysterio, Miz, Sheamus, and Del Rio. Rey took out Sheamus with a reverse 619, and I believe surprised Del Rio with a rana to eliminate him. Finally, Miz and Rey fought on the apron, and Miz knocked Rey off for the win. A fun match to start the show.

As a former quarterback and linebacker at Boston College, Kevin Kiley, Jr. has been involved in a fair share of big moments.

None of those moments, though, will compare to when Kiley, who has transformed Alex Riley, steps into the ring Sunday at WWE’s Money in the Bank pay-per-view in Chicago as one of eight men in the RAW Money in the Bank match.

This will be Riley’s first ladder match in WWE and he’s been preparing by telling himself anything can happen. Continue reading »