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Price of Glory Wrestling Presents Faded Glory VII


Saturday, June 23rd 2012
Doors Open @5pm, Show Begins @6pm
Located at: Michigan Sports Camps, 315 N. Fiske Rd, Coldwater, MI
General Admission - $10.00 (Kids 10 & Under are free)


MAIN EVENT
PoG Heavyweight Championship
Jack Thriller vs. Champion, $Dollar$

PoG Heavyweight Championship #1 Contender Series

Four Way Match #1
Keith Creme vs. Roderick Street vs. Christin Able vs. Sean Tyler

Four Way Match #2
Osyris vs. Jimmy Shalwin vs. Noah Lott vs. Mike Musso

#1 Contendership Match
Winner from Four Way Match #1 vs.
Winner from Four Way Match #2


OTHER MATCHES FOR FADED GLORY VII INCLUDE:

PoG Women's Championship
Sin-D vs. Sybil Starr

The Re-Match
CJ Otis vs. Chase Matthews

PoG Tag Team Championship
[The New Kosher Klub] Joseph Schwartz & Dickie Bronsonfeld vs. Champions, [Pretty Nifty] Jack Verville & Mr. Nifty

Single Match
"The Prodigy" Darrell Jackson vs. Fabuzio



FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO VIEW FREE VIDEOS (AND FULL LENGTH MATCHES) GO TO WWW.PRICEOFGLORYWRESTLING.COM

[Keithlewis]

WWE's Paul Bearer Dies - R.I.P.


As the Undertaker is making his annual return to the WWE just in time for Wrestlemania, the wrestling world mourns the loss of his long-time manager. William Moody, known to wrestling fans as Paul Bearer, passed away, the WWE announced. No cause of death was given.

Moody was also well known as “Percy Pringle,” was 59 years old. Moody was known for his ghostly white skin, and bringing an urn to the ring while managing The Undertaker and Kane. Wrestling legends took to Twitter to remember Moody.

Ted DiBiase said, “The wrestling world lost a good man today and I lost a good friend. Paul Bearer, rest in peace my friend.

Brian “Road Dogg” James said, “Today I pray for strength for the family of Paul Bearer or Percy. I pray they have precious memories! #talkingandrelaxing God bless you!”

Kofi Kingston said, “Very saddened to hear about the passing of Paul Bearer. What a good dude. Condolences to his family.”

Wade Barrett said, “RIP Paul Bearer. A legendary performer and a very nice chap.”

AJ Lee said, “#RIPPaulBearer When I first met Paul Bearer I completely marked out & and he was kind enough to humor me. So sweet & humble. Such a legend.”

Triple H said, “Rest in peace, Paul Bearer. You will never be forgotten. There will never be another.”

John Cena said, “I think most everyone in WWE has a great story about Paul Bearer. I have many, and I will always cherish them. #RIPPaulBearer.”

The WWE will induct members into its Hall Of Fame in April, the night before Wrestlemania. Many are speculating that Moody could be a late addition to the inductions. Mick Foley, Bob Backlund, Trish Stratus, Bruno Sammartino and Donald Trump are all scheduled to be inducted.


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WrestleMania 29 Report


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Match #1: Sheamus, Randy Orton and The Big Show vs. The Shield

Orton, Big Show and Sheamus seem united thus far. Reigns finds himself in the face corner in the early going. Reigns finally lands a low dropkick to Sheamus, but the advantage doesn't last long. Ambrose has several flies swatted off his chest by Show, but comes back with a low dropkick which drops the big man. Rollins attacks next with a flying boot to the face. Show delivers a belly-to-back suplex to Reigns and then hits a back body drop to Rollins from a kneeling position. Sheamus positions Rollins on the apron and beats Rollins' chest against the ropes. He then does the same to Ambrose, before piling Rollins and Ambrose on top of each other with a pair of steamrollers. A brawl breaks out on the floor, with Rollins flying through the ropes with a tope, doing more damage to himself in the process. There's a great spot where The Shield loads up Sheamus for their triple powerbomb, but Big Show takes them down like bowling pins with a spear. Orton makes a hot tag, which Big Show actually wanted, but Orton beats him to it and gets booed. He hits the draping DDT on Ambrose. Rollins tries a flying attack, but Orton cuts him off with an RKO in midair. Orton then gets speared by Reigns and pinned by Ambrose, as Big Show looks on without lifting a finger to stop the pin.

Winners: The Shield by pinfall

After the match, Orton and Big Show argue. Show turns around and knocks Sheamus out with the WMD, and then does the same to Orton.

Up next is a video package to hype up the Cena versus Rock match.

Snooki is spotted at WrestleMania with her boyfriend Gianni. That'll put some butts in the seats.

Match #2: Mark Henry vs. Ryback

Ryback has a lot on his plate tonight. There are mild chants of 'Goldberg' right out of the gate. Ryback is getting booed. The crowd finally cheers, as Henry runs Ryback down with a huge avalanche. Henry then plants him with a powerslam for one. There are now chants of 'Sexual Chocolate.' Henry drapes Ryback across the top rope with a reverse suplex. Henry applies a bearhug and words cannot describe how boring this is. Ryback finally gets something going, as he drops Henry with a meathook clothesline. Ryback then actually gets Henry up for Shellshocked, which I never thought he would be able to do, but Henry uses the ropes for leverage, which cause Ryback to fall on his face with Henry on top of him. Henry then rolls over and pins Ryback clean.

Winner: Mark Henry by pinfall

After the match, Henry goes to attack Ryback again, but Ryback fights back and finally delivers Shellshocked.

JBL and Jerry Lawler then spend the next couple of minutes playing with their WWE Powerslammers at the announce table.

The WWE officially announces a partnership with the Special Olympics.

Match #3: Dolph Ziggler and Big E. Langston vs. Team Hell No for the WWE Tag Team Championships

Ziggler and Bryann kick things off, and just to rub it in, Ziggler calls AJ on the apron for a kiss. As Ziggler turns around, Bryan drops him with a roundhouse kick, and they tease the same thing that happened last year, as Bryan goes for a pin, but Ziggler does escape at two. Ziggler then retreats to the floor, and Bryan meets him out there with a tope. The two big men tag in and Big E. gets the early advantage with a backbreaker. He then runs through Kane with an avalanche ala Mark Henry from earlier in the night. Kane takes down Langston with a running DDT. Kane hits a sidewalk slam to Ziggler for two. Ziggler barely delivers a famouser for two. On the outside, Bryan delivers a running knee off the apron to Langston. This distracts Kane, who gets dropped with a zig zag, which only gets Ziggler two. As AJ distracts the ref, Ziggler tries to use the briefcase as a weapon, but Kane catches him and plants him with the chokeslam from hell. Bryan follows up with a flying headbutt off the top rope for the win.

Winners: Team Hell No by pinfall

Match #4: Fandango vs. Chris Jericho

They've certainly spared no expense for Fandango's entrance. There are plenty of dancing girls being used. Jericho makes googly eyes at Fandango's dance partner as he walks by. Jericho dominates the early stages of the match as he drapes Fandango on the top rope with a reverse suplex and then hits the codebreaker, but Fandango rolls to the floor. Jericho gets tremendous height on a flying crossbody on the floor. Jericho tries the springboard dropkick, as Fandango tries to get in the ring, but Fandango beats him to the punch, or the kick rather, with a jumping front kick of his own. Jericho has a cut on his forehead, which I believe was from the kick. Jericho hits a step-up enzugiri. Jericho follows up with a crossbody off the top rope for two. Fandango fires back and sends Jericho shoulder-first into the ring post. Fandango follows up with that top rope guillotine legdrop, which only gets him two. Jericho gets the crowd into it, as he attempts a superplex. He ends up getting shoved off the buckle. Fandango then misses the top rope guillotine legdrop. Jericho tries the lionsault, but misses completely and looks like he tweaked his knee on the landing. Jericho tries to rebound with the Walls of Jericho, but Fandango capitalizes on Jericho's weakened knee and counters into an inside cradle for the win.

Winner: Fandango by pinfall

The announcers then show highlights from the YouTube pre-show, where The Miz won the Intercontinental Championship from Wade Barrett with the figure-four leglock. I repeat, the INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP changed hands on the PRE-SHOW.

Up next is another video to hype up Rock versus Cena.

Next is an elaborate video to introduce P. Diddy, who performs. There is not a person standing up, which pretty much summarizes how good this is.

Match #5: Alberto Del Rio vs. Jack Swagger for the World Heavyweight Championship

Colter and Swagger do not get an entrance for this match, but Colter cuts a promo, once again spreading propaganda about the foreigners trying to steal their land. Del Rio hits a slidethrough dropkick to Swagger on the outside. Colter provides a distraction, which allows Swagger to yank Del Rio off the top rope. Swagger tries to cherry Del Rio against the ring post, but Del Rio uses his feet to pull Swagger shoulder-first into the post. Del Rio then delirs a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker and then stomps on Colter's hand, as he has it on the ring apron. Swagger blocks a cross armbreaker attempt and then counters into a scoop powerslam for two. Swagger then applies the Patriot lock, which Del Rio fights out of. Del Rio then crotches Swagger on the middle buckle, with Swagger's back facing Del Rio. Del Rio delivers a backstabber out of the corner for two. He follows that up with a release German suplex. Swagger comes back with a gutwrench powerbomb for two. He then applies the Patriot lock again. Del Rio drops down and somehow counters into the cross armbreaker. Swagger then recounters back into the Patriot lock, but Del Rio reaches the ropes. Swagger utilizes every second of the five count, before trying another gutwrench powerbomb. Del Rio avoids it and hits a roundhouse kick. He follows up with a running enzugiri in the corner. Del Rio goes for the pin, but Colter places Swagger's foot on the bottom rope for the break. This leads to an argument between Colter and Ricardo on the floor. Colter kicks Ricardo's crutch out from under him. Del Rio then goes to the floor and threatens Colter, but gets attacked by Swagger on the outside. Swagger sends Del Rio back into the ring, but as he follows him in, Del Rio surprises him with the cross armbreaker and finally gets the tap out.

Winner: Alberto Del Rio by submission

Match #6: CM Punk vs. The Undertaker

Living Color performs Punk to the ring. Taker has an awesome entrance, with all these silhouette hands reaching up to him, as he walks by. Punk opens things up with a slap. He then blocks a chokeslam attempt with a roundhouse kick. Taker fights back with rights and lefts. There are loud chants for both guys at this point, as Taker clears the Spanish announce table, but doesn't have an opportunity to use it just yet. Instead, Taker delivers a legdrop from the apron, with Punk on his back, with his neck under the bottom rope. Taker goes for Old School, but Punk counters and arm drags him off the top rope. Punk then goes for his own version of Old School and connects, which earns him the loudest boos of the night. Taker tries a running boot in the corner, but Punk avoids it, and Taker's foot connects with the buckle, and may have tweaked his knee in the process. Punk then flies off the top rope with a double axehandle on the outside. Taker tries fighting back with a few right hands, but Punk counters his last one into a swinging neckbreaker for two. Punk goes for Old School again, only to get crotched on the top rope this time. Taker then gets set to fly over the top rope with a tope, only to have Paul Heyman jump on the apron to block the attempt. Taker grabs Heyman around the throat, but gets caught with a springboard clothesline from Punk. Punk follows up with a Randy Savage flying elbow drop for two. He then tries the GTS, but Taker blocks it and delivers a chokeslam for two. Taker delivers snake eyes, but as he tries to follow up with a running boot, Punk catches him on the chin with a jumping calf kick. Taker fights back and tries to deliver the Last Ride through the announce table, but Punk avoids it and catches Taker with another kick. With Taker set up on the announce table, Punk delivers the flying elbow drop off the top, but the table doesn't break (ouch). The referee gets to a count of nine, as Taker finally crawls into the ring. As Punk tries to pick the bones of Taker, Taker locks on Hell's Gate (gogoplata), but Punk counters with a jackknife cover for two. Punk then applies the Anaconda Vice. Taker is weakened to the point that his back is on the canvas. The Ref counts to two, but then Taker sits up like he normally does, which provides a great visual, where Punk and Taker are literally nose to nose, with the Vice still applied. Taker fights out and tries a chokeslam. Punk blocks it and hits the GTS. Taker ends up bouncing off the ropes and then rebounds with a Tombstone, but only gets two. As Taker tries another chokeslam, Punk's arm flies into the ref's face. With the ref still down, Punk hits the running high knee in the corner, but gets caught, with Taker going for the Last Ride again. Punk grabs the urn from Heyman and nails Taker. He then pins him with Taker's arms crossed, but Taker kicks out. Punk then tries the GTS again, but Taker fights out and tries a Tombstone. Punk counters that and goes for the GTS yet again, only for Taker to counter once again and finally hit the Tombstone for the victory.

Winner: The Undertaker by pinfall

Next is one more video to hype the Rock and Cena match tonight (something tells me it won't be the last one). This one is focused on Cena.

Match #7: Brock Lesnar vs. Triple H in a No Holds Barred match with Triple H's career on the line

Shawn Michaels is in Triple H's corner and looks to have aged quite a bit. Triple H comes out of what looks like a haunted house and there is some weird glow in the dark substance on his belly. The fight spills to the outside almost immediately, with Triple H sending Lesnar into the barricade. Lesnar then sends Triple H over the barricade, and as he tries to follow him over with a steel chair, The Game clotheslines Lesnar right back over, and Lesnar takes a bad spill on the back of his head. Back in the ring, Triple H blocks Lesnar's next attempt to use the chair with a running high knee. Lesnar finally fights back on the floor with an overhead belly-to-belly suplex on the outside. Lesnar then suplexes Triple H through the Spanish announce table. Lesnar then delivers another overhead belly-to-belly suplex into the remnants of the table. Lesnar delivers a third overhead belly-to-belly suplex in the ring for two. He follows up with a release German suplex for two. Lesnar tries to intimidate Michaels on the floor, but ends up being clotheslined over the barricade and into the time keeper's area by Triple H. Triple H then whacks away with a chair at the back of Lesnar. In the ring, Lesnar delivers a bridging German suplex for two. Heyman and Michaels both get up on the apron, but Lesnar elbows Michaels off. This distraction allows Triple H to come back with a spinebuster. Michaels then comes in and tries Sweet Chin Music, but Lesnar catches the foot and pulls Michaels in for an F-5. Lesnar then tries going after Triple H, but The Game just barely delivers a pedigree (almost botched) for two. Lesnar comes back with an F-5, but also gets two. Lesnar gets his turn with the chair on the outside. He then drills Hunter in the face with the steel steps. Lesnar then picks up the biggers steps and hits Triple H in the face in the ring. Lesnar tries to talk Triple H down, but The Game slaps the taste out of his mouth. Lesnar then applies a kimura from a standing position. Lesnar the perches himself on the top rope to apply more pressure. Triple H finally breaks out with a spinebuster. Lesnar is then sent shoulder-first into the post. Triple H follows up with a low blow. Triple H then swings a steel chair against Brock's arm, as it's against the ring post. The Game hits him again with the chair to the arm on the steel steps. Triple H then applies his own kimura. Lesnar stays in this move for the longest time, before finally asking Heyman for help. Heyman climbs into the ring with the chair, only to eat some Sweet Chin Music from Michaels. Triple H then goes back to the kimura and has it applies for even longer (there was some great drama here and Lesnar did a great job of selling). He eventually powers out after multiple spinebusters on the steel steps. But on the third one, Triple H DDT's Lesnar on the steps. He follows that up with a sledgehammer to the head and then a pedigree on the steel steps for the win.

Winner: Triple H by pinfall

Up next is the trailer for The Rock's new movie Pain and Gain, as well as a promo for Extreme Rules on May 19.

The Hall of Fame inductees are brought out next. Trump gets booed out of the building. Sammartino I believe gets the loudest pop.

New Orleans is announced as the host of WrestleMania 30.

Match #8: The Rock vs. John Cena for the WWE Championship

Cena scores the first knock-down with a running shoulder block, but Rock fires back with a hiptoss, and Cena regroups on the floor. Cena delivers a belly-to-belly suplex for two. Rock answers back by applying a sleeper hold, which would perfectly describe the crowd for this match. There are 'Boring' chants. Rock delivers a Samoan drop, and I think I just heard a pin drop as well. Cena fires back with a fisherman's buster for two. The Rock goes for a spinebuster, which Cena tries to counter into the STF, but is unsuccessful. Cena then tries for the five moves of doom, but Rock takes him down and applies a sharpshooter, which finally brings the crowd to life. Cena tries the five knuckle shuffle, but gets drilled with a DDT. Rock tries for the Rock Bottom, but Cena counters into what I think was supposed to be a crossface. Rock delivers a spinebuster, but before he throws an elbow pad, Cena pulls him into an STF. Rock breaks free and hits the Rock Bottom for two. Cena comes back with an AA for two. Cena then misses the top rope guillotine legdrop to the back of Rock's neck. Rock takes advantage and hits the spinebuster, followed by the People's Elbow, which only gets two. Rock tries a crossbody, but Cena catches him and goes for an AA, which Rock counters into another Rock Bottom for two. They then tease the opposite finish from last year, where Rock sets up for the People's Elbow, but before delivering the move, he gives Cena the 'You can't see me' taunt. This ends up costing Rock, as he runs right into an AA, but Cena only gets two. They trade counters back and forth. As Rock tries for another Rock Bottom, Cena counters into his own Rock Bottom, but only gets two. Cena then sets up for his own People's Elbow just like last year, but this time as The Rock sets up the Rock Bottom, Cena holds onto the ropes. Cena then ducks a clothesline and tries an AA, but he kills too much time, which allows Rock to hit the Rock bottom anyway, but he only gets two. Rock and Cena again trade counters back and forth, with Rock finally ending the sequence with a DDT. Rock then sets up for another Rock Bottom, which Cena counters into an AA for the win.

Winner: John Cena by pinfall

After, Cena and Rock exchange words and then shake hands. Cena then leaves and allows The Rock to have his moment in the ring (that makes sense for the loser of the match to get the spotlight, right?)

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Jake 'The Snake' Roberts opens up about cancer diagnosis


Wrestling legend Jake "The Snake" Roberts confirmed he has a cancerous tumor growing behind his knee, but he said he won’t let the illness slow him down.

The tumor, the size of a half dollar, is growing into his muscle and he confirmed that it requires emergency surgery. He was tested for cancer after discovering the growth last month and on Friday the test results came back positive for cancer. Roberts will get surgery for the tumor on Tuesday, according to TMZ.

“If the devil can't defeat me, cancer doesn't stand a chance in hell!” he said. “Pray for sick children who face this horrible disease 'cause The Snake will be just fine."

But, he won’t be out for long. He’s slated to appear at the Jersey Championship Wrestling on March 14. He’ll also be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in New Orleans later this year.

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WrestleMania 30 Report - Live From New Orleans

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Welcome to The LAW’s coverage of WrestleMania 30 from the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana.

The pre-show kicks off with the Tag Title match.


The Usos vs. The Real Americans vs. Ryback & Curtis Axel vs. Los Matadores for the Tag Titles

The announcers explain it’s an elimination match as opposed to single fall.

Big dive spot to everyone on the floor followed by Axel hoisted on the shoulders of Los Matadores and Torito with a springboard into a crossbody and everyone to the floor.

Swagger gets the Patriot Lock on one of the Matadores and they are eliminated at 5:44.

Crowd is really hot for both Cesaro and Swagger.

Ryback powers up for clothesline into a flying uppercut and neutralizer by Cesaro and he pins Ryback at 11:44 to huge pop.

Stare down between The Usos and Real Americans with the entire stadium yelling “we the people” followed by Usos hitting stereo dives to the floor.

Jimmy hits a corkscrew off the top and gets a near fall on Swagger. They go through a series of spots with all four and crowd applauds.

Usos hits double splash off the top and pin Cesaro to keep the titles at 16:12.

Swagger begins yelling at Cesaro after the match and applies the Patriot Lock and Colter starts yelling at Swagger and he goes to shake Cesaro’s hand and Cesaro pauses and hits the giant swing to Swagger as Colter goes crazy and Cesaro exits.

The main show kicks off with a New Orleans style opening with talent on Bourbon Street and around town.

Hulk Hogan comes out to start the show. He gets booed for saying “Silver Dome” and WrestleMania 1 and then interrupted by Steve Austin to a massive pop.

Austin and Hogan have stare down and Austin does the “what” routine listing all the ‘Manias he has been at, shakes his hand and they put each other over. Austin says it’s the night of the year for everyone to bring their “A game”.

The Rock comes out and gets into ring and hugs both guys. They chant “this is awesome” before Rock even speaks. Rock makes a joke about Hogan calling it the “Silver Dome”. Rock compliments Hogan and Austin and are two of the biggest names ever. Rock brings up John Cena and he gets booed.

They end with all of their catch phrases and they play Hogan’s music and then drink beers.

They play a great video chronicling the history of Daniel Bryan’s WWE run and the feud with Triple H.

Justin Roberts introduces Stephanie McMahon in the ring and introduces Triple H. Hunter emerges to this dramatic music with a golden skull mask and women and then into his regular theme music as he proceeds to the ring.


Triple H vs. Daniel Bryan

Stephanie is at ringside for the match.

First big spot was a somersault dive off the top by Bryan to Hunter on the floor.

“You’re never going to win – you’re a B+ at best” – Stephanie at ringside.

The two fight on the announce desk and Hunter drops Bryan chest first on the table and Bryan has to fight to beat the count back into the ring.

Bryan gets back in and fires up for a suicide dive but cut off with a forearm from Hunter from the floor. Hunter is working the left arm of Bryan and applies a crossface chicken wing and from there into the crippler crossface.

Bryan with a bridging german and gets a two-count and then into another one for a two and then Hunter reverses and goes back to crossface and hits a Tiger suplex to Bryan onto the bad shoulder.

Bryan with a sunset flip powerbomb off the turnbuckle and then hits a running dropkick in corner and goes for another gets cut off with a clothesline from Hunter.

Bryan knocks down Hunter and comes off the top and takes a knee from Hunter to the face and Hunter with the crossface applied and then Bryan reverses the crossface and Hunter gets to the ropes and the floor and Bryan hits two consecutive suicide dives and proceeds with kicks to the chest. Back in the ring with kicks to chest and head for a two-count.

Bryan goes for the Busaiku knee and Hunter counters with spine buster and pedigree but Bryan kicks out.

Hunter goes for another pedigree and Bryan blocks but Hunter then dropping knees to the head of Bryan.

Bryan up and lands on feet from back suplex and hits Busaiku knee and pins Hunter at 25:58. This was a great match.

Stephanie starts slapping Bryan and then Hunter sneak attacks Bryan from behind and attacks the shoulder and hits the shoulder with a chair against the steel post.


Kane & New Age Outlaws vs. The Shield

Road Dogg cuts a promo on the ramp and they get interrupted by The Shield.

The Shield come out with mask covering their mouth and looked way too similar to what The Pope used to wear.

Reigns in with Gunn and James and attacking them with the jumping dropkick off the floor and then a superman punch before Kane enters. Rollins hits a somersault dive to Kane on the floor and is a fast paced start to the match.

Ambrose and Rollins with stereo suicide dives to the Outlaws on the floor and Reigns with a spear to Kane and then double spear to the Outlaws.

They hit the triple powerbomb to both Outlaws and pinned them at 2:55 and that is all this needed to be, a total squash match.

Danny Davis, Sgt. Slaughter, Jim Duggan, Ricky Steamboat are playing with the new WWE constriction set and it is revealed that Ted DiBiase bought the toy set and walks off with Ron Simmons walking in for the “Damn” moment.

All the members of the battle royal swarm the ring with Big Show getting an entrance followed by Sheamus



Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal

No surprise entrants with Cesaro, Swagger,, Xavier Woods and Brodus Clay taking up the open spots, no Christian in the match or Alexander Rusev.

Tyson Kidd and David Otunga were also in the battle royal and weren’t originally announced.

Sheamus with a bunch of shots to the chest of Fandango and casually shoves him to the floor from the apron.

Del Rio shoves Cody off the turnbuckle where he was seated and eliminates Cody.

Mysterio hits 619 to Del Rio and then is caught trying the same to Cesaro and takes uppercut off apron and is eliminated.

Kingston did the elimination tease where he flew over the top and landed back first with his legs still on the steps and returned.

Cesaro hit the giant swing to Kingston and then into a choke slam by Big Show to Cesaro.

Sheamus eliminates Kingston with a brogue kick to Kingston on the apron.

Ziggler attempts to skin the cat and Del Rio super kicks him out and crowd boos the elimination.

Del Rio with the armbar and Sheamus lifts him up and they tumble over the top together and are out.

It’s down to Big Show and Cesaro.

Cesaro comes off the top and is slapped in the chest in mid-air, crowd is all for Cesaro.

Cesaro gets up and lifts up Big Show and slams him over the top to the floor for the win at 13:24.

They play the Eminem theme package for Cena and Wyatt up next.

Mark Crozer and The Rels play The Wyatt’s theme live as the stadium claps along. Huge boos for Cena as he comes out.



Bray Wyatt vs. John Cena

Wyatt gets on his knees and tells Cena to “finish me” and Cena keeps telling him to get up and fight.

Cena in control of the match early on and playing up the aggressive style of Cena.

Crowd is down a bit for the early portion of the match and then loudly boo Cena as he teases the five knuckle shuffle and Wyatt scares him by lifting himself off the mat upside down.

Cena hits a tornado DDT and gets a two-count and then Wyatt with a stacked powerbomb for a two.

Cena teases the AA on the outside of the apron and Wyatt counters and hits the DDT on the apron.

Fans are swaying back and forth and singing “he’s got the whole world in his hands” – pretty cool.

Cena knocks Wyatt off the turnbuckle and hits a flying crossbody to the floor onto Erick Rowan and Luke Harper.

Cena lifts up the steel steps on the floor but cannot bring himself to drop them on Wyatt and tosses the steps to the side. They explain on commentary he won’t play into Wyatt’s plan.

Wyatt hits the mid-ring flying forearm but Cena fires up and hits AA for a great near fall.

Cena on the floor tackles Harper through the barricade by the timekeeper.

Wyatt brings him into the ring and goes for Sister Abigail but Cena counters into the STF and Wyatt to the rope.

Cena bring a chair in and Wyatt stares at Cena and shouts at him and offers himself up to be hit and then hits Rowan on the apron and Wyatt with a school boy for a two-count. Wyatt goes for the Sister Abigail and Cena powers out and hits the AA for the win at 22:27.

They introduced all of the members of the Hall of Fame class with Howard Finkel introducing each of them.

A video for The Undertaker running through the streak and then featuring Paul Heyman putting over Brock Lesnar and why he will end the streak tonight. This was a great feature as have all of the video packages tonight.

They have caskets on the entrance with his victims written on them.



Brock Lesnar vs. The Undertaker

Early on Lesnar is sent into the post shoulder first and then goes for Old School but Lesnar stops ‘Taker.

‘Taker misses a running boot in the corner. Crowd is down as Lesnar has the heat early. ‘Taker eventually comes back with a DDT and the crowd pops.

The announcers note how quiet the crowd is and play it up as the crowd perhaps sensing ‘Taker’s streak is in jeopardy. ‘Taker then hits a chokeslam and gets a two-count.

‘Taker applies the Hell’s Gate out of nowhere and Lesnar lifts him up and slams ‘Taker to get out. ‘Taker applies it again and once again is lifted and gets slammed. Lesnar then goes for the kimura and ‘Taker reverses and they fight into the ropes.

‘Taker goes for Old School but Lesnar hoists him onto his shoulder and hits the F-5 but ‘Taker kicks out. Heyman is shouting advice and motivating Lesnar.

‘Taker lifts Lesnar for the Last Ride and slightly yanks his pants down and hits the Last Ride and then hits the tombstone and Lesnar kicks out. ‘Taker goes for the tombstone again and Lesnar reverses and hits a third F-5 and pins ‘Taker at 25:18 and crowd is in stunned disbelief.

The post match was surreal, just a stunned crowd as ‘Taker remained in the ring for a lengthy period and walked to the back. Crowd is just in shock and women are doomed having to follow this.



14 Diva’s Title Match

Vickie Guerrero is out and cuts a cackling promo.

No one is into the match and they chant “Undertaker” at the start.

Natalya attempted a sharpshooter with three women stacked on each other but Eva went for a school girl and got a two.

They had Nikki and Brie go at it with Nikki attempting the back breaker.

They did a tower of doom spot with Aksana landing on her tailbone off the top.

AJ applies the Black Widow to Naomi and gets the tap at 6:48 to keep the title.

Gene Okerlund in the back and brings in Hulk Hogan followed by Roddy Piper and Paul Orndorff and they discuss WrestleMania 1 and Orndorff having to live with the loss since 1985. Mr. T walks in and defends Hogan. Pat Patterson shows up in the referee outfit and they shake hands with Piper begrudgingly shaking T’s hand.

They show Bruno Sammartino, Harley Race, Bob Backlund, Dusty Rhodes and Bret Hart sitting in the audience before the main event.

Rev Theory is here live and play Orton’s theme music.



Randy Orton vs. Batista vs. Daniel Bryan for the WWE Title

Bryan with kicks to both of their chests back and forth and then Orton with an overhead suplex onto the bad shoulder.

Bryan gets the crossface onto Orton and then Hunter and Stephanie come out through the crowd and yank the referee out to the floor.

Scott Armstrong comes into the ring as the crooked referee working for Hunter and Bryan kicks out as Batista goes for the pin.

Bryan kicks Armstrong from his back and he is sent to the floor and Bryan hits a suicide dive to Armstrong, Hunter and Stephanie.

Hunter gets a sledgehammer but Bryan stops him and gets the sledgehammer and knocks Hunter off the apron, rolls up Batista and Orton makes the save as Mike Chioda is back in the match.

Batista and Orton double team Bryan on the floor. Batista hits the bad shoulder of Bryan with the steps. They hit Bryan with the monitor and crowd is chanting for “CM Punk”.

Batista lifts him on the announce table for a powerbomb into a reverse RKO through the other table – incredible spot. Orton’s lower landed right on a monitor as he hit the floor and looked terrible.

Medical staff is down to tend to Bryan and put him in a neck collar and Batista and Orton fight around the ring. Orton hits a draping DDT to Batista off the apron to the floor.

Bryan is being wheeled to the back and stops them and gets off the stretcher and Orton sends him into the steps. Orton goes for the RKO and Bryan counters into the Yes Lock and Batista saves. Bryan then gets the Yes Lock on Batista and Orton saves.

Batista blocks the RKO, Orton then leap frogs and Batista spears Bryan and Orton with RKO to Batista and Batista kicks out.

Orton sets up for punt and Bryan hits Busaiku knee to Orton, Batista tosses Bryan aside and gets near fall on Orton. Batista bomb to Orton and then Bryan with Busaiku knee and into Yes Lock on Batista and Batista taps out at 23:20. Really good match and all credit to these three having to follow the streak ending.