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So in tribute to our favorite Girl Scout Cookie brands, we asked the WWE Universe on Twitter to post their ideas for cookie brands based on WWE Superstars, Divas and Hall of Famers, using the hashtag #WWECookies.

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Most of the WWE Universe has come up with their New Year’s resolutions. Maybe it’s to get healthier, quit a bad habit or something much bigger. Therefore, in the spirit of starting anew, WWE.com offers its suggested resolutions for certain Superstars and Divas.

Sheamus – As much as you may like the nickname “The Great White,” please hit the tanning salon early and often, to get a head start for Spring Break 2012!

Two of the WWE’s biggest stars visited Anfield today ahead of their Smackdown World Tour show at the Liverpool Echo arena.

Sheamus and Ted DiBiase Jr took time out of their preparations for tonight’s event to take in a stadium and museum tour.

Both the competitors are fanatical football fans – but for Sheamus the experience held extra significance due an allegiance to LFC he’s held since growing up in Dublin.

“It’s been brilliant – I’ve felt like a little kid walking around,” he beamed when chatting to Liverpoolfc.tv. “I’ve just been in the museum and been around the whole stadium. Liverpool are the football club I’ve supported ever since I was a kid.

“I’ve always loved them. They had four great Irish players – Whelan, Houghton, Staunton and Aldridge. I particularly loved Ronnie Whelan, I thought he was a great player.

“My uncle was a big Liverpool fan and he’d always come over to our house and bring me video tapes. I remember picking up the official history of Liverpool FC video, which ran from the very beginning until just after we won the double (in 1986). I must have watched that tape about twice a day – it was great.

“It gave me great inspiration and I fell in love with the history of the club and everything about it – and the rest is history.

“That’s what I was drawn towards and in the school playground I’d be pretending to be my favourite player. It’s really special for me to be here.”

The duo enjoyed a behind-the-scenes tour of Anfield, which included a trip to the home-team dressing room, a walk down the world-famous tunnel and a chance to sit in the Kop.

And, as an extra treat, the WWE stars were allowed the chance to get their hands on Old Big Ears herself, the European Cup – much to their delight.

“This is unbelievable – it’s a real treat for me,” said DiBiase. “I know this was Sheamus’s trip, but today is also my birthday.

“Sheamus knows I love football and grew up playing it. I was heavily involved in it back home in the States and almost made the national team at one point, so this is great.

“It’s a huge deal because it’s the first time we’ve filmed a TV show from Liverpool. It’s going to be viewed in 145 different countries.

“It’s exciting because our European fans, and our fans in Liverpool especially, are super fun to perform in front of. There’s always a great atmosphere and it’s always a real treat for us as performers.

“I’m really looking forward to it. I know tickets are still available, so if anyone out there wants to come they’ve still got a chance – but it won’t last long.”

Sheamus added: “It’s great to be coming back to Liverpool. We’ve been here a couple of times for live events, but now we’re doing television here. It’s always a big deal for us to come over to the UK, especially for me as I am from Dublin. It’s very special.”

For months now, Christian has been telling anyone who would listen that he deserves “one more match” for the World Heavyweight Championship. However, in light of the numerous setbacks he has suffered at the hands of Sheamus in recent weeks, perhaps the disgruntled Superstar should instead turn his focus to The Celtic Warrior – before there is nothing left of him to challenge a World Champion.

On the Sept. 9 edition of SmackDown, Sheamus emerged to ridicule Christian’s continued insistence that he deserves another title opportunity, calling him a “mangy dog” and ordering him out of the ring. When the angry Superstar returned to exact revenge during his Irish foe’s match, Sheamus nearly took him out with the Celtic Cross.

One week later, Christian & Wade Barrett lost a tag team match to Sheamus & Justin Gabriel. Although it was Gabriel who got the pin on Barrett, “The Great White” invited his fuming adversary back into the ring to finish things between them. Christian, a former two-time World Heavyweight Champion, would lose major ground in the eyes of those picking the No. 1 contender to the World Heavyweight Title by not rising to the challenge.

Two days later at Night of Champions, Sheamus interrupted yet another plea for “one more match,” blasting his complaining prey with an earth-shattering Brogue Kick. Although this may have made things beautiful in Buffalo for the WWE Universe, it continued to lower Christian’s appearance as a serious challenger for the World Title.

His descent was only hastened one day later on Raw SuperShow, when Sheamus’ Four-Man Tag Team reigned supreme over the team that included his irate adversary.

When Christian did finally get “one more match” against the newly-crowned World Heavyweight Champion Mark Henry – a Lumberjack Match on the Sept. 23 edition of SmackDown – the first Irish-born WWE Champion was there to halt his escape one more time.

This led the outmatched challenger not only to get pinned by the enraged champion, but also suffer the devastating power of The World’s Strongest Slam.

It’s futile to assume that Christian’s constant rants for “one more match” have ended with his loss to Henry. However, before he goes down that road yet again, he might want to address the red-haired roadblock that continues to thwart his golden journey.

Today marks the one year anniversary of Sheamus-OShaunessy.com. Even though I joined the site only a few months ago it’s been so much fun running this site. It’s had it’s bad moments throughout the year with server problems, Sabrina leaving and so much other stuff. But we still kept going. I hope everyone keeps visiting and enjoys it because we certainly do. Thank you for making Sheamus-OShaunessy.com a top source for your Sheamus needs. We also thank those who have donated to us, whether it was graphics or photos, we appreciate it. To celebrate our one year anniversary we have a new layout in the making, it’s going to be more professional than ever. We also have received a lot of photo donations over the past few months which we’ll add to the gallery soon. Expect a lot of things coming… here’s many more years to come!

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Sheamus vs. Daniel Bryan

Sheamus takes on Daniel Bryan in the first match of the night. They lock up and Sheamus ends up getting Bryan in the corner. A back and forth between the two goes on in the corner, with each reversing and getting control for a few moments. Then they get into the middle of the ring and it continues, with quick reverses and counters from both men. Bryan connects with a drop kick, knocking Sheamus outside of the ring and gaining control of the match. Then he takes a flying leap onto Sheamus outside of the ring. Both men are down for a moment, giving Sheamus time to catch his breath and get back some control by a hard blow to Bryan’s chest. The two get back on the ring, with Sheamus inside of the ropes and Bryan directly outside. Sheamus runs Bryan into the steel ring post, then brings him into the center of the ring to slam him down onto the mat. Commercial hits with Sheamus in control.

The match returns with Sheamus holding Bryan in an arm lock. Bryan gets out of the lock and rushes to the corner, catching Sheamus with a blow when he comes after him. Sheamus then delivers a back-breaker to Bryan, before tying him up in the ropes and delivering hard blows to his back repeatedly. Then he knees Bryan in the face to untie him from the ropes. Sheamus knocks down Bryan again and attempts a pin fall, but Bryan kicks out. Sheamus takes Bryan up to the top rope to set up for a hard takedown, but Bryan gives a headbutt to the “Celtic Warrior” to get him off before delivering a missile drop kick from the top rope. Bryan gets up just in time to start kicking Sheamus before he gets back up. Bryan catches Sheamus in the LaBell lock to counter Pale Justice but Sheamus gets to the rope. When Bryan lets go of the hold, Sheamus drops down outside of the ring to get some distance. Bryan rushes after him but Sheamus catches him mid-air with a Brogue Kick. Then Sheamus enters the ring and delivers another Brogue Kick for good measure, earning him the three count win.

Winner – Sheamus

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SHEAMUS VS. MARK HENRY

Sheamus out to the ring. Video of Sheamus attacking Henry on the way to the ring last week to retaliate against Henry’s actions and words. Henry comes stomping out, no smiles tonight.

Sheamus ducks a clothesline, then punches on Henry. Henry grabs on in a bear hug until Sheamus can’t hit any more. Henry then easily lifts Sheamus and tosses him over the top rope. Henry out after Sheamus. Head butt to Sheamus, then Henry carries Sheamus to the apron and drops him there. Sheamus begs, then after Henry’s leg. Henry gets Sheamus up, but he wiggles out and chop blocks. Clothesline and Sheamus pins for two.

Sheamus on Henry with blows, then chokes him on the second rope. Forearms to Henry’s chest through the ropes. Sheamus to the apron, knee lift to Henry’s face. Sheamus then launches into the ring, shoulder to Henry for two. Knee drop to Henry, then cobra clutch on Henry.

Henry stands up and backs Sheamus into the corner. Clotheslines to Sheamus, then a head butt. Henry telegraphs, but comes back with a clothesline. Sheamus moves out of the way of Henry’s splash. Brogue kick to a kneeling Henry. Sheamus calls for the Celtic cross, but then removes the top buckle padding. Henry rushes Sheamus, pushes him full body into the exposed buckle. World’s strongest slam and Henry gets the three.

WINNER: Mark Henry

Bryan talking to Kim backstage, laughing and being cute. Sheamus comes up, thinking they’re laughing at him. Sheamus threatens to rip of Bryan’s head in front of his girlfriend. Sheamus seethes, then leaves.

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Match Number One: Edge, Randy Orton, John Morrison, R Truth, Rey Mysterio, and John Cena versus CM Punk, Sheamus, Drew McIntyre, Dolph Ziggler, Wade Barrett, and Kane

Sheamus and Edge start things off and McIntyre wants to face Edge for what he did to get Kelly Kelly fired and Sheamus obliges. They lock up and Drew with punches and kicks in the corner until the referee pulls him out of the way. Edge puts Drew in the corner and he punches him. Edge with a boot to the head and Drew goes down. Truth tags in and he punches Drew followed by a kick and he sends Drew into the corner. Drew with a kick and he tags in Dolph. Truth with a hip toss Ziggler and Orton is tagged in.

Orton kicks Ziggler in the ribs and then connects with a European uppercut and kicks. Ziggler with an Irish whip but Orton with a clothesline out of the corner. Orton hits the leaping knee drop for a near fall. Orton tags Cena in and he punches Ziggler and sends him into the turnbuckles. Cena with an Irish whip but Ziggler with an elbow and punches to Cena. Cena with an Irish whip and bulldog and then he tags in Morrison.

Ziggler kicks Morrison in the leg and punches him followed by kicks to the chest. Morrison with an Irish whip and he trips Ziggler as he goes to the apron. Morrison slingshots himself back into the ring and he wants to hit the corkscrew split legged moonsault but Ziggler recovers and he hits a reverse Exploder suplex for a near fall. Sheamus tags in and we go to commercial.

We are back and Sheamus with a suplex to Morrison for a near fall. Punk tags in and he kicks Morisson and snap mares him followed by a kick ot the back. Punk mocks Morrison and drops a knee to the head and gets a near fall as he continues to work on the eyes. Punk with a figure four head scissors on Morrison. Punk has the leg but Morrison is able to tag in Rey. Rey hits a seated splash from the turnbuckles and then hits a springboard cross body for a near fall. Punk with a sunset flip on Rey, but you don’t give Rey a sunset flip without Rey rolling through and Rey does that and he kicks Punk in the head and gets a near fall.

Punk with a knee and he gets Rey up for the Go To Sleep but Rey escapes the hold and sends Punk into the ropes with a head scissors. Punk sets for the 619but Punk grabs Rey and hits a back breaker and gets a near fall. Punk tags Kane into the match and Kane kicks Rey in the chest and sends him into the turnbuckles. Kane with knees and kicks to Rey in the corner. Kane with an Irish whip and puts Rey in a bear hug. Rey punches Kane to try to get out of the hold and he hits double sledges to the shoulder. Rey with a kick to Kane but Kane pushes Rey into his corner and Rey is able to fight out of trouble with kicks to Kane and punches to some of the people on the apron. Rey tries to make the tag but Kane grabs Rey by the throat. Rey escapes the choke slam but Kane throws Rey under the bottom rope and Rey lands on Punk’s knee on the floor. We go to commercial.

We are back and Barrett sends Rey into the corner and he hits a back breaker for a near fall. Sheamus tags in and Rey tries to get to his corner but Sheamus is able to grab Rey. Sheamus with a short arm clothesline to Mysterio and he stands over his opponent. Sheamus with an arm bar and chin lock. Rey with punches and kicks as he gets out of the hold. Rey tries to make the tag again and he cannot reach the outstretched hands of his five partners. Rey with a kick but Sheamus hits the uranage back breaker for a near fall.

Barrett tags back in and he kicks Mysterio in the chest and follows that with a knee drop and gets a near fall. Barrett with a head butt and he gets a near fall. Barrett with a kick in the corner followed by an Irish whip . Rey with a drop kick to the knee and Barrett goes into the turnbuckles. Rey with a moonsault from the top onto Barrett and both men are down. Rey struggles to get to his corner and he makes the tag to Edge. Ziggler tags in as well and Edge with a forearm and clothesline followed by a flapjack and Impaler DDT.

Edge has the look in his eyes as he pulls his hair and sets for the Spear. Sheamus stops Edge’s spear attempt with a pump kick. Morrison with the springboard round kick to Sheamus. Kane with a choke slam to Morrison. Cena gets Kane up for the Attitude Adjustment. Punk gives Cena Go To Sleep. Orton with an RKO to Punk. McIntyre with the Future Shock DDT on Orton. Truth hits the Lie Detector on McIntyre. Barrett with the Boss Man Slam to Truth. Rey with a head scissors from the top that sends Barrett into the ropes. Ziggler tries to stop Rey but Rey sends Ziggler into the ropes and he hits a double 619 (or the 12218 as it was once called). Ziggler staggers out of the corner and Edge spears Ziggler to complete the Finisherpalooza and he gets the three count.

Winners: Edge, Rey Mysterio, John Cena, John Morrison, R Truth, and Randy Orton

- John Cena & Randy Orton def. Sheamus & Ted DiBiase Jr.