Surivior Series: The Results

Survivor Series comes from Washington D.C. Where every match has a Last Survivor!!!

WASHINGTON D.C. - When it comes to claiming WWE’s most coveted title, loyalty remains an expense some Superstars simply cannot afford.

While Triple H and Shawn Michaels insisted that competing in a Triple Threat Match for the WWE Championship would do little to sever the deep bond between them, the allure of gold proved too much for the DX cohorts, who quickly turned on one another. As their alliance frayed, WWE Champion John Cena eagerly leveraged his opponents’ betrayal into an intensely fought victory.

Things started out amicably enough. The Game and HBK even greeted the crowd together as DX’s entrance music pervaded the arena. Seconds after the opening bell, however, Michaels unexpectedly lulled his associate to sleep with Sweet Chin Music. With Triple H out cold, HBK and The Champ exchanged strikes.
As any member of the WWE Universe can tell you, though, never count out Triple H. The King of Kings rallied and the three-man clash took on a different, and dangerous, dynamic as the action moved outside the ring. It was there that The Game smashed HBK through the announcers’ table with a spine buster, leaving Triple H to contend with the WWE Champion. While the match nearly ended with several two-counts, in the end a fatigued Cena refused to quit against his equally exhausted rivals and managed to pin Triple H to retain his title.

World Heavyweight Champion The Undertaker defeated Unified Tag Team Champions Chris Jericho & Big Show in a Triple Threat Match, marking another significant victory at the pay-per-view where The Phenom unleashed hell on WWE nearly 20 years ago.

Despite a cohesive onslaught from the Unified Tag Team Champions to start, things broke down when Big Show assaulted his own partner, who had The Deadman locked in the Walls of Jericho.

From that point on, it was a free-for-all for the World Title. During the frenzy, Big Show knocked out Jericho with a brutal right to the head.

In the end, The Deadman reigned supreme by locking Big Show in Hell's Gate, forcing him to submit.

With the victory, The Deadman simultaneously defended his World Title and put the entire SmackDown roster on notice. If The World's Largest Athlete can’t stop him, who can?

When the dark force known as “The Undertaker” debuted at Survivor Series in 1990, no one knew quite what to expect. Fast forward to 2009, and the entire WWE Universe is well aware of what The Phenom is capable of – including an outstanding 17-0 record at WrestleMania! (Undertaker’s WrestleMania Legacy)

Ever since regaining the Heavyweight Title earlier this year at Hell in a Cell (PHOTOS), The Undertaker has showed no signs of letting up. At WWE Bragging Rights, the champion overcame the odds and successfully defended his gold against CM Punk, Batista and Rey Mysterio in a Fatal Four Way Match and tonight at Survivor Series, he beat the odds once again in a Triple Threat Match.

To find out if any Superstar is bold enough to step up and challenge The Phenom, don’t miss the next edition of SmackDown this Friday at 8/7 CT on MyNetworkTV.

Traditional Survivor Series Elimination Tag Team Matches are always competitive, but rarely are they as closely contested as the epic battle between Team Kingston and Team Orton. Though each of the 10 competitors fought hard, ultimately, it was Team Captain Kofi Kingston himself that carried the day, pinning his nemesis, and last remaining competitor, Randy Orton to win the match for his team.

Team Kingston and Team Orton had a lot going for them heading into their Elimination Tag Team Match, as both squads were comprised of some of the most talented Superstars that SmackDown, Raw and ECW had to offer. Just how evenly-matched the contest was became clear as the night progressed, with each team losing a member one by one until only Kingston was left on his side. Suddenly, however, the situation had swung firmly in his opponents’ favor, as Team Orton boasted two eligible competitors: CM Punk and The Viper himself.

Not one to be deterred by stiff odds, Kingston fought onward against SmackDown’s CM Punk, pinning The Straightedge Superstar after a hard-fought series of near-falls for both competitors. As soon as Punk was vanquished however, Orton was ready to spring into action. Though The Viper might have boasted more in-ring experience than Kingston, the athletic young Superstar showed that he has just what it takes to compete on WWE’s highest level. Leaping into the air and immediately connecting with Trouble in Paradise, the rising star defeated Orton to win the match for his team, pinning two former World Champions in the span of six seconds.

Match Elimination Breakdown

Randy Orton def. Mark Henry by pinfall
CM Punk def. R-Truth by pinfall
ECW Champion Christian def. Ted DiBiase by pinfall
MVP def. William Regal by pinfall
Cody Rhodes def. MVP by pinfall
ECW Champion Christian def. Cody Rhodes by pinfall
Randy Orton def. ECW Champion Christian by pinfall
Kofi Kingston def. CM Punk by pinfall
Kofi Kingston def. Randy Orton by pinfall

At Survivor Series, Batista unleashed the full extent of his unrelenting fury on his former friend Rey Mysterio, administering a merciless attack that left the official no choice but to stop the match.

Though the high-octane Mysterio showed the WWE Universe every bit of his heart from the opening bell, battling for the offensive with everything he had, the enraged Animal would eventually descend upon his prey with absolute havoc. In the final moments of the match, the fans erupted as Mysterio looked to be heading to a huge victory of redemption with the 619. However, as Mysterio attempted to channel the late Eddie Guerrero with a follow up frog splash, Batista’s raised knees signaled the beginning of a shocking end.

The vicious Animal proceeded to level Mysterio with an earth-shattering spear, a thunderous spinebuster and three devastating Batista Bombs, never once going for a cover. It was clear that he had no interest in simply winning. He wanted Mysterio to be humiliated. Even after the official attempted to end the relentless punishment by signaling for the bell, Batista’s rampage continued with the execution of a post match spinebuster onto an unforgiving steel chair. Mysterio was left in agonizing pain at the hands of a Superstar that once meant everything to him.

Standing side by side, the two former World Champions have won tag team gold, grieved the loss of a “family member”, and forged a powerful bond in numerous squared circle battles. But when both Superstars, along with CM Punk, were selected to challenge World Heavyweight Champion Undertaker at WWE Bragging Rights in a Fatal Four Way Match, the fuse was lit for an explosive parting of ways.

In a match where every Superstar would be for himself, Mysterio stopped Batista from a possible pin over The Deadman. The Undertaker went on to triumph, pinning Batista with a devastating Tombstone. Only seconds later, in a horrific moment that the WWE Universe will never forget, The Animal suddenly snapped, attacking the stunned Master of the 619 with an indescribable assault.

Five days later on SmackDown, Mysterio tried to mend the mighty rip in their heartfelt alliance, but Batista would have none of it. Convinced his closest ally cost him the World Title, the stone-faced Superstar walked out of the ring with more rage in his eyes than ever before.

When SmackDown General Manager Theodore Long made a match between the two former friends at Survivor Series, things went from bad to worse. At the official contract signing, The Animal demanded that Mysterio sign a “Hold Harmless Agreement,” preventing legal action against him for anything he might do to his opponent at the pay-per-view. After reluctantly signing it, The Ultimate Underdog proceeded to humiliate his newfound adversary, flipping the signing table onto him, adding insult to injury as he stepped onto it while making his exit.

Two days before their pay-per-view showdown, after Batista cost Mysterio his match with Tyson Kidd by disqualification, the masked Superstar found an opening to dish out another embarrassing hit-and-run attack on the man he once called a brother. An irate Batista failed to catch Mysterio and was left with nothing but egg on his face for the second week in a row.

Though Mysterio was bound and determined to show Batista a side of him he has never seen before at Survivor Series, in the end, his heart was not enough to overcome the furious bite of The Animal. And now that Batista has released his insane wrath upon a Superstar he once called family, no one on SmackDown is safe.

To the surprise of many in the WWE Universe, United States Champion The Miz, Drew McIntyre, Jack Swagger, Sheamus & Dolph Ziggler were able to put their major egos aside and work together to take down the explosive squad of Intercontinental Champion John Morrison, Matt Hardy, Finlay, Evan Bourne & Shelton Benjamin in the opening bout of Survivor Series.


The match began with Raw rivals Evan Bourne and Jack Swagger squaring off in the center of the ring and quickly turned to chaos from there. Pinfalls quickly piled up as Superstars from each brand clashed, including a showdown between the tough Irishmen Sheamus and Finlay, which The Celtic Warrior won with a devastating front kick.

When the dust began to settle, John Morrison found himself alone and outnumbered against the seriously terrifying triumvirate of The Miz, Sheamus and Drew McIntyre. Throwing caution to the wind, The Shaman of Sexy attempted to overcome the odds with his explosive offense, but he simply couldn’t handle three vicious competitors at once. In the end, Morrison was slammed to the mat by The Celtic Warrior and pinned, giving Team Miz the victory.

The Miz has now racked up two consecutive pay-per-view victories over his former tag team partner. Obviously, this does not sit well with The Guru of Greatness and you can expect these two talented young Superstars to meet again.

Match Elimination Breakdown

Evan Bourne def. Dolph Ziggler by pinfall
Drew McIntyre def. Evan Bourne by pinfall
Sheamus def. Finlay by pinfall
John Morrison def. Jack Swagger by pinfall
The Miz def. Shelton Benjamin by pinfall
Drew McIntyre def. Matt Hardy by pinfall
Sheamus def. John Morrison by pinfall

Mickie James, on one hand, escaped the Verizon Center a searing survivor. The smart, sexy and powerful Diva, on the other hand, left yearning for further retribution.

Captain James, along with her partner and Divas Champion Melina, prevailed in Sunday’s Divas Traditional Survivor Series Elimination Match despite Beth Phoenix not accepting her elimination. The Glamazon assaulted Mickie before the official finally forced her to exit.

In the preceding weeks, Beth, along with Layla and team captain and Women’s Champion Michelle McCool, affronted James with vicious insults. The devious trio, in fact, labeled her a “pig,” causing the former four-time Women’s Champ to cry on SmackDown.

Despite it being a bittersweet triumph for the two awesome in-ring performers, Mickie and The Red Carpet Diva demonstrated why they are each top-ranked Divas.

Melina, for one, showed how versatile she can be when she pulled off an incredibly acrobatic sunset flip on Michelle to conclude the match. Mickie, meanwhile, can certainly expect a crack at the Women’s Title at some point soon after her impressive performance, which included eliminating Beth and Alicia.

The two dazzling Divas, nevertheless, will likely employ action against their bullies in the upcoming weeks to get some extra desired revenge.

Match Elimination Breakdown

Kelly Kelly def. Layla by pinfall
Michelle McCool def. Gail Kim by pinfall
Eve def. Jillian by pinfall
Beth Phoenix def. Eve by pinfall
Beth Phoenix def. Kelly Kelly by pinfall
Mickie James def. Beth Phoenix by pinfall
Mickie James def. Alicia by pinfall
Melina def. Michelle McCool by pinfall

WWEAdikt, Thinks the complete PPV was a success continuing John Cenas' Winning Streak at Survivor Series was a asterstroke, turning this PPV into The Undertakers Wrestlemania, The Undertaker was the obvious winner in the Heavyweight Championship Match and all of the Traditional Survivor Series Matches were good for the longevity of storylines. The one match that suprised me was the Batista/Rey Mysterio match, I would have thought Rey would win but I think WWE needed to solidify Batistas' Heel Turn.

What do you think? Let WWEAdikt know......

Report: WWE losing faith in Melina?

A report in the latest issue of the Wrestling Observer newsletter suggests that WWE officials are losing faith in Divas Champion, Melina since her move to Raw last month.

It’s easy to see why, considering Melina hasn’t had great showings in the ring since moving to the red brand. Until her move on October 12th, it looked as though Melina was going to have a banner year — perhaps one of the best years for any Diva in recent years. Her work had been at a consistently high level since her return last November and it seems the move to Raw was something of a promotion. Since moving however, she hasn’t had great matches on television [particularly with Jillian] and house show reports haven’t been too favourable either.


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WWE RAW: Live From Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York

WWE RAW Results
New York City, New York
November 16, 2009

WWE RAW Opener:

We open with a shot of Roddy Piper in the back. He says he's back and so is the Piper's Pit. He then introduces actor Luiz Guzman who is promoting the new Old Dogs movie starring John Travolta. Piper says that he's aware Guzman is a chef and he has one of the most famous chef's there with them. Iron Sheik comes out instead and does his usual yelling and bitching about Hogan. He has action figures of him and Hogan that he's using to explain his points, too. They are then joined by the Bella Twins and all five of them do the "Live from New York...it's Monday Night Raw" shtick from SNL.

The Miz comes out to the ring. He asks the crowd if they understand that he's the U.S. Champion. He thought they loved champions like the New York Yankees. He then mocks the baseball team by saying they didn't earn their recent world title, they bought it. He says that's why everyone around the world hates the New Yorkers and their sports franchises. He says he didn't have to buy his title..he earned it..and right now, he's going to prove it. Piper apparently told him earlier that he had to defend his title tonight. His opponent? MVP.

UNITED STATES CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
The Miz (c) vs MVP

The Miz starts early by unloading a ton of punches before finally being backed off by the ref. It doesn't take long before MVP takes over the offense with a hip toss and a bodyslam. Miz rolls out of the ring to catch his breath, but MVP follows him and gives him a right hand before rolling him back into the ring. While MVP attempts to get back in the ring, Miz kicks him back to the outside and regains control. He rams MVP's head into the ring post, rolls him back in the ring, and gets a two count. Miz applies a headlock, but MVP rallies out of it and then sends Miz flying into the air making him land face first on the mat. A clothesline and he's going "Ballin". He connects and then he tries to hit the Playmaker, but Miz gets out of it. He gets a huge boot of MVP though for his trouble. Miz finally regains control with an elbow. Finish follows with the Skull Crushing Finale and the three count.

WINNER: The Miz Retains

[COMMERCIAL]

Santino Marella vs Chavo Guerrero

Santino has fun with the crowd first by wearing all the New York jerseys. Some got boos, some got cheers. His final two were the Phillies, who got a huge boo, and then the New York Yankees which he ended with before getting the match started. That, of course, got the crowd going. Chavo, glad to get the match started, punched Santino and took early control. He tries to go for the frog splash, but Santino rolls to the other side of the ring. Chavo then goes to the other ring post to attempt the same thing, Santino rolls to the other side. They do that again and the crowd loves it as they start a "Santino" chant. Hornswoggle comes out (in the D-X get up again) and Santino steals the victory with a roll-up.

WINNER: Santino Marella

After The Match: Hornswoggle rolls under the ring as Chavo is looking under there. D-X's music hits and Shawn and Hunter come out to the ring. They throw out their glowsticks like regular and each take a mic. No sign of Chavo anymore. Hunter hypes the crowd and talks about how MSG is the most famous arena in the world. He goes on saying that they wanted to come out and have fun, sell some merchandise, etc..but unfortunately, it's not going to happen. Shawn says it's true. They aren't going to come out and let people know that their book is available on WWEShop.com. They joke about the book some more and then Hunter says what they are really going to talk about is the big fat elephant in the room.

This Sunday, they have the triple threat match. Cena gets quite a bit of boos from the crowd when his name is mentioned. He says him and Shawn are on the same page and are not going to turn on each other. They've come to terms that only one of them can be Champion and they don't care which one as long as the title comes to D-X. Shawn adds that the two of them "will" compete at the pay per view, but the fact is you can't tear D-X apart. He then moves on to Hornswoggle. They know he's under the ring and that he refuses to quit wearing their merchandise. They ask him to come out and they'd consider making him a member of D-X.

Hornswoggle comes out from under the ring, joins them, and starts with some crotch chops. Hunter finally stops him and asks if he wants to be apart of D-X. He shakes his head "yes" and Hunter starts his "Are you ready..." spill. On the final line..."Let's get ready to...", Hunter turns and kicks Hornswoggle in the gut and delivers a Pedigree. The crowd boos a lot after this, but when Shawn gives them their cue to sell "Suck It", they still do. They then get a "little" stretcher out with the D-X logo on it. They place Hornswoggle on it and carry him to the back.

[COMMERCIAL]

We're back and Cole and Lawler put over the history of the WWE/MSG relationship. They air a video recap of the significance of the Garden and its past with the organization.

We see Roddy Piper in the back and he's met by Chris Jericho. Jericho says that he's still not getting any respect by the guest hosts. Piper says he wouldn't want to disrespect him and he's got something special for him. He brings in Chris Masters and has him repeat the titty shaking again. Jericho is grossed out, but the Bella Twins love it and they take Masters away. Piper then walks away after slapping Jericho's chest with the hand he just blew his nose with..

We see Melina and Alicia Fox separately walking toward the ring and their Diva's title match is next.

[COMMERCIAL]

DIVA'S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
Melina (c) versus Alicia Fox

Judah Friedlander from "30 Rock" comes out as the special guest ring announcer and introduces Melina and Fox. The two come out and Alicia tells Friedlander to announce her as the "next Diva's Champion". He says he can't do that because he came to Raw for two reasons. One, to watch Melina's entrance. And two, to announce that this Diva's Championship match is now a lumberjill match. All the diva's come out and surround the ring and we're underway.

A lot of quick action and reversals in the beginning until Fox throws Melina outside for her to get beat up a little bit by the lumberjills. When she gets back in the ring, Fox goes for a pin attempt but only gets two. Melina regains offense after a facebuster and a couple of clotheslines. Fox hits a tiltawhirl backbreaker, but only gets two. Shortly after, Melina finds reverses a move and jumps on Fox's back and does her crazy looking sit-down powerbomb moves and gets the win.

WINNER: Melina Retains

After The Match: All the girls come in and go at it, but Mickie James' team comes out on top and celebrates with Friedlander.

SEGMENT: Roddy Piper Challenges Vince McMahon to a Match

Following the break, Raw guest host Roddy Piper comes out to the ring. He puts over the Garden and the New York fans. He jokes about the camera being too close and he tells the camera man to stand back or he'd kick him in the slacks. Funny. He continues putting over New York and MSG. He talks about embarassing Cyndi Laupe after the "embarassed himself". He then puts over other legends he wrestled right there in the Garden. He said that's proof that you're either bald or dead if you're messing with Rowdy Roddy Piper. He says he can say that because they know he loves them...well, the dead ones do. He's the reason Hulk Hogan has no hair.

He continues by saying he has done some bad things, but he has one more thing to do before he checks out like the rest of them. He says he wants one more match with Vincent Kennedy McMahon! He knows McMahon is a big fan of his because when he did Real Sports w/ Bryant Gumbel, Vince fired him right afterward right there in MSG. He says he knows Vince is in the building and sure enough, the Chairman makes his way out to the ring.

Vince makes fun of Roddy Piper's dye job on his hair. Vince agrees that Piper has done some horrible things in the Garden, but the worst thing he's ever done is show up. He says Mother Nature hasn't been too kind to Piper. Vince continues to make fun of Piper's run-down appearance. He then says the only thing that hasn't dried up and withered away is his kilt. If he were to fight Piper, his forefathers would be ashamed of him. Piper says that there's plenty of other things people are ashamed of Vince for and the two continue keep going back and forth. Vince says he looks better and has beaten all of the people he stepped in the ring with, including Austin, Rock, Triple H, etc. and unless there's better competition out there, he's officially retiring from ring action.

Piper says he's done playing games and calls Vince a coward. He says he's not sane and that's what Vince needs to be afraid of. He's beaten cancer and he can beat Vince. He doesn't want the match at a WrestleMania or a pay per view. He wants the match in front of the people who made Vince a billionaire. He says he'll be here later and challenges McMahon to be there too. Piper leaves and McMahon starts talking, but they cut to promoting the main event triple threat match. Not sure what happened, but we cut to a break.

[COMMERCIAL]

SEGMENT: Sheamus Challenges Anyone From The Back, Attacks Lawler


Sheamus comes out, gets on the mic and says that he's challenging anyone in the back to come out and face him because he wants to make another impact. No one comes right away and Sheamus gets out of the ring and hands the mic to announcer Justin Roberts. He then starts choking out another WWE employee and knees him in the stomach. He slides him across the announce table and throws him off the other side. Jerry Lawler then comes from behind the table and before he can say anything, Sheamus delivers a huge boot to his face. No one ever comes out to challenge him though, so he leaves and head to the back.

[COMMERCIAL]

We're back and Matt Striker has taken Lawler's place at the announce table and the two run down Survivor Series.

Evan Bourne vs Jack Swagger

We're back and Swagger has control with a bearhug. Bourne fights his way out, but Swagger hits a big clothesline from behind to stay on the offense. He tries a suplex, but Swagger knees out of it and tries a quick roll up, but only gets two. Bourne hits a dropkick, charges Swagger in the corner, but two reversals and Bourne goes up top and hits the flying knees. He tries a moonsault off the other ring post, but Swagger catches him and rams him into the other corner. He then delivers the powerbomb and gets the three count.

WINNER: Jack Swagger

We cut to Roddy Piper walking to the ring in the back and that potential street fight between him and Vince McMahon is next.

[COMMERCIAL]

SEGMENT: Orton Accepts Piper's Challenge, Kofi/Orton Fight

We're back and Piper's in the ring waiting for Vince. He asks for the microphone, but before he can say anything, Randy Orton comes out. Orton says he doesn't know if McMahon is coming out or not, but he does know that Piper has a big problem..because he's here. He says putting Piper down would relieve his stress, so if it's a fight that he wants, well...and a big boot to Piper's gut. Piper tries calling for a time-out as he raises to his feet. He then throws a cheap shot punch to Orton's face, but the offense didn't last long as Orton goes crazy with punches and kicks.

Orton's about to go for a big kick to Piper's head, but he's cut off by Kofi Kingston's music (it looked like the music started too late, by the way). The two of them fight their way out of the ring and Kofi throws Orton over the gaurdrail and they take it into the crowd. Kofi jumps on Orton in the middle of the crowd and starts nailing him with punches. Orton fights back and the two go back and forth. They come back to the ring area and Orton takes the offense. He rams Kofi's head into the steel steps. They go back in the ring and Orton slingshots Kofi's neck into the bottom rope.

Orton attempts the punt to the head, but Kofi counters with a crossbody. They go back outside and Kofi rams Orton into the guardrail before throwing him back over the guardrail again. This time, they are in an open space next to the crowd. The two keep going back and forth as referees finally come out and try to stop the action. Each of them keep breaking free though a couple of times and jumping the other again. Orton tries to crawl away begging for mercy, but Kofi doesn't hold back. Kofi throws Orton off one level of the stands to a lower one in what looks like a technical production area. He takes a lid to one of the production cases and nails Orton in the head with it.

Kofi continues his beatdown while the crowd starts a big "Kofi" chant. Kofi then goes back to the higher level and is planning on jumping on to Orton while he's motionless on a table below. However, the refs drag him off of the rail. He escapes and goes back up anyway, leaps off and nails a HIGH double legdrop. One hell of a spot. We cut to break as Kofi being held back by refs (finally) looks over the lifeless body of Orton.

Main event is next...

[COMMERCIAL]

John Cena is in the back following the break talking about tonight making history with the main event. While he's talking about the triple threat match at Survivor Series being a handicap match, he is interrupted by some employee with a message on a note. Cena asks if he's sure it's real. They say yes and apparently the note just said something about it not being a handicap match. Rather, it's a triple threat match. Confusing (to me anyway)...

As JeriShow makes their way to the ring, we cut to our last break.

[COMMERCIAL]

MAIN EVENT: D-X vs JeriShow vs Undertaker & John Cena

A quick aside, the Undertaker went retro with his entrance including drones lining up with fire down the sides of the entrance way. Very cool. Jericho, Cena, and HBK start the match. Rules are that you can only tag your partner. Jericho quickly tags in Big Show. That prompts HBK to tag in Triple H. And yes, John Cena tagged in Undertaker. The three "big men" come to the middle. Hunter and Taker stare each other down before turning their attention to Big Show. They double team him until Undertaker clotheslines him out of the ring. He then catches Hunter off guard with a clothesline.

Hunter reverses an irish whip and hits a huge spinebuster on Undertaker. Shawn asks for the tag and him and the Undertaker come face to face. The Ric Flair slaps to the chest from Michaels to Taker. Undertaker throws Shawn over the top rope, but Shawn keeps hold of the top rope and tries pulling himself back into the ring. Undertaker catches him but Big Show takes them both by surprise from behind. Show tags in Jericho and he quickly applies the Walls of Jericho on Shawn. Taker grabs Jericho's throat and Cena tags himself in. He then delivers a running bulldog to Jericho before Shawn attacks him from behind. Hunter gets tagged in and him and Cena double team Jericho before they finally start going at it. Big Show cuts them short though with a double chokeslam

Undertaker then comes in and takes Big Show outside of the ring. Big Show reverses a whip and rams Undertaker into the guardrail. Back in the ring, Jericho tries to go for a cover on Cena, but a kick out at two. Hunter makes the hot tag to HBK and he comes in firing at Jericho. Knee drop, bodyslam, and the big elbow. He starts tuning up the band, goes for Cena, but Cena ducks and takes over the offense with a side slam. He does the Five Knuckle Shuffle and then takes HBK up on his shoulder for the Attitude Adjustment. While HBK is on Cena's shoulders, Hunter tags himself in and takes control.

Hunter hits a spinebuster on Cena and attempts the Pedigree, but Big Show interupts with a huge headbutt. Shawn then hits Show with the Sweet Chin Music. Jericho a Codebreaker on HBK. Undertaker a HUGE chokeslam on Jericho. Hunter then clotheslines Undertaker over the top rope. Cena nails the Attitude Adjustment on Hunter and gets the three count.

WINNERS: John Cena and The Undertaker

After The Match: Undertaker hits a Tombstone Piledriver on Cena and Raw goes off the air with the dark arena, Undertaker on one knee, and everyone left out cold around him