© 2011 WWENTERTAINMENT, INC. [RAW 5/2!]

Dark Match: Santino Marella won a 22-Man Battle Royal.
Other Participants - Alex Riley, Brodus Clay, Chavo Guerrero, Curt Hawkins, David Hart Smith, David Otunga, Hornswoggle, Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso, JTG, Mark Henry, Mason Ryan, Michael McGillicutty, Michael Tarver, Primo, The Great Khali, Trent Barreta, Tyler Reks, Tyson Kidd, Vladimir Kozlov, Yoshi Tatsu & Zack Ryder.

Before the show opens up, we are introduced to Keri Hilson, who performs 'America the Beautiful' for the WWE Universe. We then cut to the opening package.

The opening package hypes the WrestleMania return of The Rock as the Guest Host, the WWE Championship Match between The Miz and John Cena, the World Heavyweight Championship Triple Threat Match and Triple H versus The Undertaker. It shows clips from previous shows, and also slightly mentions other matches. It is shown to the theme of 'Diamond Eyes (Boom-Lay, Boom-Lay, Boom)' by Shinedown. It closes with a shot of the WrestleMania XXVI logo with images of the different feuds floating around behind it. We then cut to the arena.

The pyrotechnics display explodes from the unique stage as the WWE Universe erupt. The theme of 'Written in the Stars' by Tinie Tempah ft. Eric Turner blasts across the arena as we pan across the live crowd. The WWE|HD bar flashes up on our screens as we hear the voice of Josh Mathews welcoming us to the show. We go to the commentary area where Josh Mathews is sat alongside Jerry 'The King' Lawler. They bring us into the show, running through a few matches and saying how electric tonight is going to be. They then introduce the Spanish Announce Team, but we are surprised to see Michael Cole wedged between Carlos Cabrera and Hugo Savinovich as they greet the Spanish fans. Michael Cole speaks up, saying how Jerry Lawler failed to introduce him because he is clearly just sour because he knows that he is going to lose tonight. Lawler tells Cole to wait his turn as we hear the theme of The Rock to a thunderous pop.

The Rock kicks off the show
The Rock storms to the ring in electrifying fashion. He speaks to the WWE Universe, telling them that tonight will without doubt be one of the greatest WrestleManias ever seen. He reminds us that we will see the iconic clash between The Undertaker and Triple H, saying that he knows both men very well and that he knows that they will steal the show. He then mentions the World Heavyweight Championship Triple Threat Match, saying that Edge would defend against his best buddy Christian and "that Mexican guy", who he then remembers is called Alberto Del Rio. The crowd chuckle. Finally, he mentions the WWE Championship Match as The Miz defends against John Cena. The crowd cheer, knowing that this is what The Rock is interested in. He says that when tonight is all said and done, he really doesn't give a damn who wins, but he promises one thing, and that is he will be watching, and if at any given moment he feels he needs to, he will come out here and "layeth the smackethdown on their candy-asses!". He then goes onto say that he hasn't done this in a while at WrestleMania, so he wants to do it properly with the help of the WWE Universe. He says he want's them all to join in. He then leaves us with his iconic catchphrase "If you smellllalllallallow - what The Rock... is cookin'!". His theme plays and he leaves as we cut to ringside.

We see a long-shot of both commentary desks to get Michael Cole in view too. Josh Mathews says that The Rock just gave a fantastic speech to warm up the WWE Universe, and he can't wait for the rest of the show. Jerry Lawler says he can't wait either, but Michael Cole butts in from over on the Spanish announce desk and says he can't wait to shut Jerry Lawler's mouth once and for all. Lawler just laughs it off and we get on with the show.


Jack Swagger was the last man to enter, and before the bell had even rang, Kofi Kingston dived through the ropes, hitting him with a suicide dive. A brawl then broke out with the remaining eight competitors and the match got underway. The first person to take charge was Sheamus when he cleared the ring and brought in the first ladder. He set it up and began to climb, but was pulled down by Chris Masters, who then dropped him with a clothesline. Masters climbed the ladder, and Dolph Ziggler joined him on the opposite side, but in came R-Truth and John Morrison who shoved the ladder over, sending both men to the canvas. Truth and Morrison high-fived, but Truth dropped Morrison when he turned around. Ted DiBiase got very close to winning, but was taken out by Evan Bourne who climbed over him to reach the briefcase. However, DiBiase wasn't having it and hit Bourne with a Dream Street from the ladder. Drew McIntyre decided to use the ladders for more than just climbing, ramming everyone in sight, clearing the ring. Unluckily for him, Kofi Kingston leaped from the top rope and hit a senton, crushing McIntyre underneath the ladder. Jack Swagger got back at Kingston by dropping him with a Gutwrench Powerbomb onto a ladder. The ending of the match came when it was John Morrison and R-Truth on the top, battling for the briefcase. Truth hit Morrison with the briefcase and thought he had it, but out of nowhere, Morrison swung around the ladder and hit a 619 type move on Truth, kicking him right in the kidneys. Truth fell from the ladder onto Drew McIntyre and Dolph Ziggler allowing Morrison to pick up the victory! John Morrison def. Dolph Ziggler, Sheamus, Evan Bourne, Drew McIntyre, R-Truth, Ted DiBiase, Chris Masters, Jack Swagger & Intercontinental Champion, Kofi Kingston to win the Money in the Bank Contract.

John Morrison stood high above the ring, raising the Money in the Bank Briefcase, now certain that he will receive a WWE or World Heavyweight Championship Match at any time for up to one year. Morrison dropped to the canvas and came face to face with R-Truth. The two shook hands and Truth congratulated his friend as we fade backstage.

An interview with Cody Rhodes
Scott Stanford is backstage alongside Cody Rhodes in a dimly lit room. Rhodes is wearing a hooded jacket and is not facing the camera, refusing to show his face. Stanford says that Rhodes is about to compete in possibly the biggest match of his career against Rey Mysterio, and asks him how he feels. Rhodes says that he has no intension of 'competing' tonight, he is going out there to 'destroy' Rey Mysterio. After what Mysterio did to his face, nearly ending his career, he feels he should return the favor... but finish the job. He says he is going to finish Mysterio's career tonight at WrestleMania. He turns to leave and shoves the camera aside as we fade back to ringside.

Michael Cole highly exaggerates the situation, saying that Mysterio 'intentionally' went for Cody's face, knowing it was his biggest asset. We see the replay from when the accident happened, but Cole is adamant that it was an intentional attack. Lawler and Mathews shake their heads as we get underway with the match.


Cody Rhodes enters second and grabs the referee before the match. He tells him that if Mysterio intentionally goes for the face, he wants him disqualified. The referee says he hasn't been told anything about that ruling and therefore won't acknowledge it. Rhodes gets mad and turns his back on Mysterio. Mysterio wastes little time and dropkicks Rhodes in the back, sending him onto the middle rope. The crowd erupt when they realize he is going for an early 619. Rhodes rolls under the ropes and escapes before it can hit, and the match goes back to the beginning. Rhodes re-enters the ring and the two lock up, but Rhodes turns it into a brawl when he delivers hard elbows to the skull. He tries to damage Rey's face, just like he said he would, but Rey shoves him off and takes him down with a hurricanrana. Mysterio goes for his signature bulldog, but Rhodes throws him off, sending him crashing to the mat. Rhodes then uses his protective mask to his advantage, headbutting Mysterio. The referee does tell Rhodes that he shouldn't be doing that, however, Michael Cole tells us that the mask has been officially legalized by the Board of Directors as it is a piece of equipment necessary for Rhodes' health. Rhodes smirks as he continues to headbutt Mysterio. He then lifts him up and goes for the Cross-Rhodes, but Mysterio slips out and hangs Rhodes up on the middle rope. He goes for it and he NAILS the 619! He goes up to the top rope for the Splash, but as he comes down, Rhodes puts his feet up and Mysterio feels the pain. Rhodes gets up and then targets the braced knee, the same knee which caused this whole thing. He rips off the brace and raises it above his head, screaming "this is what caused it... this is what will end it!". He measures Mysterio, but the referee snatches the knee brace off of him and Rhodes shouts at him, losing his focus. As he turns back around, Mysterio goes for a dropkick, but Rhodes slaps him aside, and when he gets back up - BAM! He hits Mysterio with a low blow while the referee wasn't looking. Rhodes then locks him up and PLANTS him with the Cross-Rhodes before taking the victory. Cody Rhodes def. Rey Mysterio

Rhodes leaves quickly before Rey can manage to come around. The crowd boo as Rhodes smirks, knowing full well that he just stole that victory. Something tells us that this isn't over... We then cut to a promo package.

We see a promo package for WWE Extreme Rules which will air on the 1st of May, 2011. We then return to Wrestlemania XXVII.

Rated R Preparation
We see the World Heavyweight Champion, Edge getting prepared for his match later tonight to a huge pop. Christian walks in to another huge pop and the two go face-to-face. Christian says that tonight, he is going out there to win the World Heavyweight Championship, but he wants Edge to know that regardless of what happens, he always has been and always will be his best friend. Edge smiles and says he feels exactly the same. He says that he just wants to make sure of one thing, and that is that Alberto Del Rio does not leave with the World Heavyweight Championship. As long as it is either him or Christian, he's happy. Christian pats him on the back and says that he agrees. They shake hands and hug as we fade back to ringside.


The Corre had a group-talk before the match on the outside of the ring. They decided that Ezekiel Jackson should start the match against Kane. The two monsters clash, showing off their brute force. The crowd are shocked as Jackson takes control, throwing Kane to the canvas. He reverses into his corner and is praised by his teammates. They go in for another clash, and this time, Kane overpowers Jackson to a pop from the crowd. They go to clash again, but Kane just delivers a boot to the skull, ending this game. Jackson backs into his corner and is tagged by Heath Slater. Slater goes to work on Kane, but Kane powers out and takes control. He drags Slater into his corner and tags in the Big Show to a huge pop. Show delivers multiple hard chops to the chest, winding Slater. He then lifts him up and throws him over to the opposite corner with a biel, and shouts at him to tag in Wade Barrett. Barrett declines the tag and tells Slater he'd be better tagging in Justin Gabriel, meaning Slater had to tag Gabriel. Gabriel jumped in, but got caught by Show who planted him with a gorilla press slam. Ezekiel Jackson jumped in and took Big Show out with a clothesline, allowing Gabriel to go for the cover, but Show kicked out. Gabriel tagged Jackson back in, and he went to work on Show. Show battled out and booted Jackson to the canvas, once again shouting for Wade Barrett. Barrett once again tries to worm his way out of it, but Jackson slaps him across the chest and tells him to get in. The crowd pop as Barrett is forced into the ring by his Corre teammates. He comes face-to-face with the Big Show who launches him into his corner and hits him with multiple chops and shots to the gut. Big Show then teases to tag in Diesel and the crowd love it. Diesel is tagged in and begins to go to work on Barrett, hitting him with the Snake Eyes. Heath Slater and Justin Gabriel come in and attack Diesel. Kane comes in and fends them off, but is taken out by Ezekiel Jackson. Big Show throws Jackson away. Suddenly, Diesel delivers a double clothesline to Slater and Gabriel sending them flying over the top rope. Big Show and Kane drop Ezekiel Jackson with a Double Chokeslam, leaving Diesel and Wade Barrett alone. Diesel lifts Barrett up and plants him with the Jackknife Powerbomb for the victory. Big Show, Kane & Diesel def. The Corre

Diesel celebrates alongside Big Show and Kane as Wade Barrett is helped from the ring by his Corre teammates. The WWE Universe love the in-ring return of Diesel. We then fade to a promo package.

The Rock meets an old friend
The Rock is seen talking to SmackDown General Manager, Theodore Long to a huge pop. Suddenly, Long stops talking and says “I think you got a visitor, playa”. The Rock turns around and comes face-to-face with Stone Cold Steve Austin to a gigantic pop. They stare-off for a few seconds before Austin starts laughing. The Rock starts laughing with him and they laugh for a few seconds before Austin suddenly stops, and The Rock slowly stops laughing too. Austin smirks and says “Nice seeing ya” as The Rock replies, saying “You too, Steve”. Austin walks off as The Rock watches him leave. We then fade to a promo package.

We see promo packages about WrestleMania Axxess and all the activities that have happened over WrestleMania week. We then return to WrestleMania.

Digging a deeper hole, perhaps?
The theme of CM Punk hits to a ton of heat, but it doesn’t play for long as he strolls out alone with a microphone in hand. He begins to preach to the WWE Universe, saying that tonight; he will behead The Viper, and in the process, take over the WWE Universe that follow him. He then says that ironically, his hand will be raised by the very figure who is the polar opposite of what he represents. The beer-swilling, Stone Cold Steve Austin. The crowd pop at the mention of his name, but Punk laughs, saying that Austin will have to bite his tongue and as he declares CM Punk the winner, and he will be the winner. Just then, the theme of Stone Cold Steve Austin hits to a huge pop and CM Punk look on up the ramp with a sick smirk on his face.


It should be noted that Orton is still slightly limping from his injured knee. Austin calls for the bell and the two lock-up. CM Punk goes straight for the knee, dropping Orton to the canvas. He smiles as he stomps down on the injured leg, and then cockily taunts to the WWE Universe, who boo him. Punk drags Orton out of the ring, utilizing the Street Fight ruling, which means no count-outs. He throws Orton into the steel steps, causing his knee to collide with them, sending him flying over the top. Orton rolls around on the floor in pain. Punk then picks up a steel chair and goes to slam it down on the injured knee, but Orton kicks him in the gut from the floor, forcing Punk to drop it. Orton gets to his feet and grabs the chair himself, smacking Punk in the spine to a huge pop. He throws Punk into the ring and follows him, but Punk gets to his feet first and kicks Orton in the head. Punk drags him into the center of the ring and covers him, but only gets a two count. CM Punk looks at Austin and tells him to count faster, but Austin just ignores him. Punk drags Orton over to the ropes and elevates his knee onto the bottom rope, before crashing down on it. He then lifts Orton up and whips him into the corner. He goes for the shining wizard but Randy drops to the canvas and Punk collides with the turnbuckle. Orton takes advantage and drops Punk with his modified backbreaker. He covers Punk but only gets a two count. Punk rolls out of the ring and starts looking for something underneath it, before pulling out some sort of lead pipe. Orton sees it and stares him out as Punk edges towards him. Orton tries to back off avoiding it, but Punk swing for the knee and connects as Orton collapses in pain. Punk has a psychotic look on his face and aims for the knee again, but Austin steps in and takes the lead pipe away. Punk shouts at him, saying “This is a Street Fight! You can’t do that!”. Austin points to the WWE logo on his referee shirt and tells Punk not to argue. Orton rolls Punk up, but still only gets a two count. Orton takes control and eventually has Punk right where he wants him, preparing for a Punt. He measures him, but all of a sudden… here come The Nexus! They rush to ringside and Randy Orton sees them, preparing to fight. They slide in and begin to attack Orton. But suddenly… STUNNER TO OTUNGA! STUNNER TO MCGILLICUTTY! Austin makes sure they don’t get involved. The big Mason Ryan steps into the ring and comes face-to-face with Stone Cold. Austin simply laughs in his face before… STUNNER TO RYAN! Austin does his signature trash-talk as he storms around the ring. The Nexus roll out of the ring as CM Punk gets to his feet. Punk approaches Austin and starts shouting at him, saying “You can’t do that! This is a Street Fight! Do your job, you alcoholic idiot!” Austin just laughs at him, but then Punk gets physical, shoving Austin. The crowd pop as Austin’s laughter turns to a scowl. BAM! STUNNER TO CM PUNK! Punk stumbles backwards and turns into an RKO FROM ORTON! Orton covers Punk and picks up the victory. Randy Orton def. CM Punk in a Street Fight.


Randy Orton celebrates, still favoring his knee, but Austin celebrates with him. Austin’s theme cuts over Orton’s and they have a beer-bash right in the center of the ring as The Nexus retreat, Mason Ryan carrying Punk over his shoulder, who is clearly out cold. Austin flips the bird as The Nexus leave and we cut backstage.

The Rock meets the Divas
The Rock is seen backstage to a huge pop. He is talking to all the WWE Divas happily until Vickie Guerrero and Lay-Cool walk in to a huge amount of heat. The Divas step aside as Vickie approaches The Rock. She tries to come onto him, flirting with him as much as she can, but The Rock is clearly trying to back off, but keeps smiling as to not offend her. He finally has enough and says “Please get this troll away from me!” and the crowd burst out laughing. Vickie is in shock and says “Excuse me?!”. The Rock says “You’re excused… now go away”. Vickie says that tonight, she will show all the Divas and The Rock that she is the most dominant Diva in the WWE. Her and Lay-Cool leave as The Rock looks around confused. He shrugs his shoulders and gets back to talking to the Divas as we fade to ringside.

A very special guest
Michael Cole makes his entrance to the theme of William Regal. Cole is wearing similar wrestling attire to Mr. McMahon with the black jeans and elbow pads and taped wrists. He takes off his black shirt to reveal a shirt underneath that reads “Coleminers Unite!” and underneath it says “1-0”, obviously mimicking The Undertaker’s Streak, and predicting that Cole will win here tonight. He smiles as the crowd give him tons of heat. But all of a sudden, the celebration is cut short as Justin Roberts announces that here to call the match alongside Josh Mathews is none other than WWE Hall of Famer, Jim Ross! Michael Cole looks on in shock as JR makes his entrance. He completely blanks Cole out and sits beside Josh Mathews at the commentary desk. We then see the entrance of Jerry ‘The King’ Lawler and the match gets underway.


Michael Cole comically warms up inside the ring as Lawler prepares. Lawler goes for Cole, and Cole immediately backs into his corner, and the referee is forced to stop Lawler from hitting him. Cole says he isn’t ready and has a quick chat with William Regal on the outside. Lawler doesn’t care for this and grabs the jeans of Cole, dragging him back into the ring and dropping him with a right hand to a huge pop. He then gets on one knee and pummels Cole with rights before the referee is forced to stop him. Cole rolls out of the ring and recuperates with Regal. Daniel Bryan praises Lawler. Cole gets back in the ring and tells Lawler “You’re dead!”. Lawler laughs and they lock-up. Lawler launches Cole to the canvas, sending him back into his corner. Cole takes a big gulp and then tries again. He goes for an amateur wrestling takeover but he can’t lift Lawler. Lawler elbows Cole in the head and then lifts him up before slamming him down with a scoop slam. He covers him, but Lawler lifts his shoulder up before the three count. He smiles and says “Not yet”. He whips Cole into the corner and hits him with a huge clothesline. William Regal jumps onto the apron and starts arguing with Lawler, but Daniel Bryan rushes around the ring and pulls him off the apron, causing him to collide with the ring apron face first. The referee tries to break them up through the ropes, and this allows Cole to deliver a low blow to King. The crowd are in shock as Cole rolls Lawler up. The referee turns around and makes the count, but Lawler kicks out. Cole realizes he has the advantage and starts stomping down on Lawler. He starts taunting to the crowd who give him tons of heat. He drags Lawler into the center of the ring and hits him with a knee drop to the skull. He covers him, but again, Lawler kicks out. Cole looks around and then says something to Regal. Regal distracts the referee, complaining that he isn’t doing his job. This allows Cole to pull the turnbuckle cover off the top turnbuckle. He then picks Lawler up and goes to whip him into it, but Lawler reverses it and Cole flies into it himself, and is knocked out cold. Lawler climbs up top and is about to go for his signature Fist Drop, but Regal enters the ring and stands in front of him. Out of nowhere, Daniel Bryan jumps in the ring and takes Regal down to a huge pop. Lawler comes off the middle rope and watches as Bryan and Regal brawl. Cole trips Lawler up and locks him in the Regal Stretch to a gasp of shock from the crowd. The referee sees if the submission is been made, but Lawler makes it to the ropes. Cole gets up and starts arguing with the referee, saying he should have won by now. Lawler gets to his feet and decides to return the favor with a submission of his own… THE LEBELLE LOCK! William Regal sees this and runs to break it up, but Daniel Bryan locks in the LeBelle Lock too on Regal! The crowd erupt as both Michael Cole and William Regal tap out simultaneously, giving Lawler the victory. Jerry Lawler with Daniel Bryan def. Michael Cole with William Regal.

Jerry Lawler doesn’t release the hold and Michael Cole begs for mercy, saying “No, Jerry! Stop! I give up! I quit! I’m done! You win! LET GO!”. Lawler eventually releases the hold and both he and Daniel Bryan celebrate. Jim Ross enters the ring to a huge pop and rolls Michael Cole out of the ring with his foot. Jerry Lawler, Daniel Bryan and Jim Ross stand tall as we fade to a promo package.

We see more footage from WrestleMania Axxess, including the WrestleMania Reading Challenge. We then return to WrestleMania.

The WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2011
Jerry Lawler, Jim Ross and Josh Mathews are on commentary now. The Hall of Fame inductees come out, consisting of ‘Bullet’ Bob Armstrong, Abdullah the Butcher, Drew Carey, ‘Hacksaw’ Jim Duggan, Sunny, The Road Warriors, and of course, Shawn Michaels who came out last to a gigantic pop. They celebrated as we then cut to ringside.


Edge and Christian stood side-by-side and decided to double team Alberto Del Rio to start off with. They took him out of the match with a double flapjack. Edge and Christian then shook hands and went head-to-head, locking up. Christian whipped Edge into the ropes and caught him with a huge dropkick on rebound. He covered him, but Edge kicked out. Christian lifted him up, but Edge reversed it into an Edge-O-Matic, hooking the leg, but Christian kicked out. Del Rio re-enters the ring and attacks Edge. He throws Edge out of the ring and goes for Christian. They trade blows until Del Rio gets the advantage, throwing Christian into the corner. He lifts him up and starts going for a superplex, but Christian throws him off and then hits him with a frog splash. He hooks the leg, but Del Rio kicks out. Edge re-enters the ring and rolls Christian up, but Christian kicks out. Del Rio gets up and hits Edge with a huge enziguiri. Christian then goes for the Killswitch on Del Rio, but he shoves him into the corner and then hits him with another enziguiri. Del Rio goes for the cover, but Edge breaks it up. Edge throws Del Rio over the top rope but he hangs on and skins the cat. He takes Edge down with a dropkick and then signals for the Cross Armbreaker on Christian. He goes for it and he has it locked in, and Edge cannot help him. Christian desperately tries to reach the ropes with his feet, but he can’t make it. Edge gets to his feet and stomps on Del Rio, breaking it up. He picks him up and nails him with a huge Edgecution. He covers him but Christian pulls him off. The two best friends stare at each other before trading blows. Edge delivers a huge big boot to Christian, sending him to the canvas. Edge then turns around and out of nowhere is hit with… a Spear! Del Rio adding insult to injury by hitting Edge with his own move. He covers him but Edge kicks out and Del Rio can’t believe it. He gets mad and picks up Christian, but Christian reverses and hits Del Rio with the Killswitch out of nowhere! Brodus Clay jumps onto the ring apron to try and stop Christian from covering him, and it sort of works. Christian dropkicks Clay’s knees sending him down to the floor. Christian looks behind him and sees both Edge and Del Rio getting to their feet. He looks on as if he was thinking about something. He looks at Edge and nods before climbing up to the top rope and leaping off, hitting Brodus Clay with a huge crossbody on the outside. Nobody knows why he did it, but Edge gets to his feet, measures Del Rio and hits him with a huge Spear for the victory! Edge def. Christian & Alberto Del Rio with Brodus Clay to retain the World Heavyweight Championship.

The crowd erupt as Edge is declared the winner. Christian enters the ring holding the World Heavyweight Championship. He stares at it before handing it to Edge and raising his hand. However, the WWE Universe are slightly confused as Edge doesn’t look as happy as he could be, and in fact, looks a bit upset. He celebrates, but not ecstatically. He and Christian leave, side-by-side as Edge raises his World Title one last time at the top of the ramp. We then cut to a promo package.

We see a promo package, building the hype for Undertaker versus Triple H. It shows how it started, and some interviews with various superstars such as Chris Jericho, John Cena, Randy Orton, Wade Barrett, Mr. McMahon and even Shawn Michaels. We then cut to ringside.


These two iconic superstars go face-to-face, staring each other down. Things kick off when Triple H mocks The Undertaker, doing his signature cut-throat taunt. Undertaker shakes his head before dropping The Game with a right hand. He lifts Triple H up and throws him into the corner before unloading on him with rights and lefts to the head and gut. However, Triple H stops on of his shots and reverses the situation, throwing Undertaker into the corner and giving him the same treatment. The Game then delivers some hard chops to the chest, the WWE Universe providing the “Woo” reaction. He then climbs up top and starts the ten punches to the head, but suddenly, The Undertaker lifts him onto his shoulders and plants him with an early Last Ride! The crowd are in shock as he goes for the cover, but Triple H kicks out. The Undertaker lifts him up and goes for Old School, but Triple H yanks him off the top rope and Undertaker flips down to the canvas. Triple H then goes up top himself, and as Undertaker gets up, he hits him with a flying clothesline. He covers him, but Undertaker kicks out. He lifts Undertaker up and throws him out of the ring, following him out. He smashes his head off of the announce table, and then into the steel steps. Triple H picks up a steel chair and goes to smash it on Undertaker’s head as he was leant over the steel steps, but Undertaker moves and Triple H hits the steel instead. Undertaker pulls the steel steps from the ring post and sets them up next to the Spanish announce desk. He then drags Triple H over and they both go up the steps. Undertaker then grabs Triple H’s throat and is looking for a Chokeslam, but The Game instead knocks his hand away and goes for a suplex, but that also fails. Undertaker then back body drops The Game all the way to the floor as the crowd erupt. Undertaker pulls the Spanish announce table apart and they both go up on top of it. Triple H fights back and is looking to go for a Pedigree! But The Undertaker battles out and instead, returns his hand to the throat of Triple H, lifts him and… CHOKESLAM THROUGH THE OPPOSITE ANNOUNCE TABLE! The Undertaker collapses off the Spanish announce table as Triple H lays out cold on the other that is now broken. Lawler, Mathews and Ross try to move out of the way, in disbelief at the impact. Undertaker re-enters the ring as Triple H somehow manages to get to his feet. Undertaker bounces off the ropes and missiles over the top, hitting The Game with his signature suicide dive! The Undertaker is pulling out all the stop, possibly because he knows Triple H is his toughest opponent. After a couple of minutes, the two get to their feet and end up back in the ring. The Undertaker covers Triple H, but he kicks out! He can’t believe it. Undertaker lifts him up and goes for a Tombstone Piledriver to finish it off, but instead, Triple H struggles and inverts the situation and… TOMBSTONE PILEDRIVER TO THE UNDERTAKER! The crowd are in shock as both men lay out as Triple H uses Undertaker’s own move. He manages to roll over and make the cover, but Undertaker kicks out! Triple H wonders what he has to do, and then looks towards the commentary area. He staggers out of the ring and pulls out the sledgehammer to a pop from the crowd. He goes to hit Undertaker but he moves out of the way and he hits the canvas instead. Undertaker takes the sledgehammer off of Triple H and uses it on him! He hits him in the gut before throwing it aside. Undertaker then lifts Triple H up for the Tombstone… AND HE HITS IT! Undertaker covers him… BUT HE KICKS OUT! Nobody can believe what they are seeing! The Undertaker is becoming frustrated and doesn’t know what it will take. He lifts Triple H and goes for a Last Ride, but Triple H picks up the sledgehammer as he goes up, and clocks Undertaker in the skull, sending both men to the mat! That was reminiscent of their WrestleMania X-7 encounter. Both men lay out, when all of a sudden… Shawn Michaels walks down the ramp! He has a serious look on his face and he enters the ring as both men lay out cold on the mat. They both start climbing to their feet and Michaels looks like he is making a choice. Suddenly, he backs into the corner and measures The Undertaker! He is lining him up for the Sweet Chin Music! He goes for it… but stops. He shakes his head and mouths “I can’t”. But then all of a sudden… SWEET CHIN MUSIC TO TRIPLE H! The crowd erupt with a mixed reaction as Michaels says “I’m sorry” before leaving the ring. He walks up the ramp looking upset at what he had just done. Triple H starts getting up and leans on the middle rope and stares up the ramp at Michaels with a blank expression. Michaels just looks on as The Undertaker also gets to his feet. Triple H knows exactly what is coming and turns around right into a Tombstone Piledriver… AND HE HITS IT! Undertaker covers Triple H and picks up the victory. The Undertaker def. Triple H in a No Holds Barred Match.

The Undertaker’s theme hits and the crowd still cannot believe what happened. The 19-0 graphics appear on the stage as both men lay out cold. Shawn Michaels is shown looking extremely sad, and he even contemplates walking back to the ring, but decides against it and leaves, very nearly in tears. EMTS and referees rush to the ring to check on the two icons, as both men are not looking very good. Neither man have moved since the finish, and many are wondering if this is the end for both of them. Triple H starts to move, holding his head, but he still shows no expression. Something has clicked in his head, but nobody knows what. He simply drops out of the ring, struggles to his feet, and slowly staggers up the ramp, his expression not changing one bit. He walks off and doesn’t even look back. The Undertaker still hasn’t moved, apparently in critical condition. They bring out the stretcher vehicle and they place him on it. The Undertaker is carted out of the arena as we fade to a promo package.

We see a promo package for tomorrow night’s WWE run of TV programs. The Hall of Fame Ceremony, Raw and the premiere of WWE Tough Enough. All tomorrow night!

We return to see some replays from the previous match, everyone still in shock at how it finished. Jim Ross calls it one of the greatest matches he has ever had the privilege of commentating, with two of the greatest superstars to ever set foot in a wrestling ring. He calls them both future Hall of Famers without a doubt as we cut back to ringside.


Kelly Kelly and Michelle McCool kick things off here. McCool takes the advantage, beating down Kelly Kelly and showing off her dominance. She tags in Layla who also goes to work on Kelly, buy Kelly fights back and tags in Eve. Eve comes in and takes Layla to the limit, but it’s your regular Divas encounter. There is actually a “Boring!” chant starting up in the middle of the match, and also a “We want Trish!” chant. Eve teases to tag in Trish, and she does to a huge pop. Trish comes in and works over Layla. But she throws Layla into her corner and tells her to tag in Vickie. Layla asks Vickie if she is ready, and Vickie says yes. Vickie and Trish square up in the center of the ring and Vickie slaps Trish. Trish then tackles Vickie to the canvas and we have a catfight on our hands. Lay-Cool try to get involved, but Eve and Kelly Kelly fight them off. Vickie gets up and goes for a big splash on Trish, but Trish moves. She then measures Vickie and she hits her with the Stratusfaction Bulldog for the victory. Trish Stratus, Kelly Kelly & Eve def. Vickie Guerrero & Lay-Cool.

Trish Stratus, Kelly Kelly and Eve celebrate the victory as Lay-Cool help Vickie out of the ring. We then cut to a promo package.

We see a promo package building the Main Event. It shows how The Miz has come from the bottom of the pile all the way to the top, from his MTV days. It then shows him eliminating John Cena from the Royal Rumble, and how John Cena vowed to get revenge. It shows the return of The Rock and how that affected the feud. At the end, it shows John Cena and The Miz facing off. We then cut to ringside.


John Cena comes out in a brand new red attire, and The Miz comes out alongside Alex Riley. The two square up and The Miz smirks in Cena’s face, telling him he is going to lose. Cena laughs and tells Miz to watch himself. They back up and the referee rings the bell. They lock-up and Cena takes the first advantage, whipping Miz off the ropes and slamming him down with a hip toss. He goes for the quick cover, but Miz kicks out. Miz leaves the ring and recuperates with Alex Riley. Riley shouts at Cena, telling him he’s nothing compared to The Miz. Cena smiles and shrugs his shoulders, telling Miz to prove it. Miz slides back into the ring and they lock-up again. Miz takes the advantage this time, but gets a bit too cocky and Cena lifts him up and plants him with a spin-out powerbomb. Cena goes for an early Five-Knuckle Shuffle, but Miz rolls out of the ring again. He slides back in and they go to lock-up a third time, but Miz delivers a hard knee instead. He beats down on Cena, suplexing him to the canvas. He then stomps down on Cena before lifting him back up and whipping him into the corner. He hits his signature clothesline and Cena drops to the canvas. Miz declares that he’s awesome before covering Cena, but only gets a two count. He measure Cena and then kicks him in the head. Miz drags Cena out of the ring and delivers some rights before throwing him into the steel steps spine first. He then backs up and runs at Cena, ready to kick him, but Cena moves and Miz kicks the steps. Cena grabs him from behind, lifts him onto his shoulders and… ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT TO THE MIZ ON THE OUTSIDE! The crowd erupt as The Miz rolls around holding his back. Alex Riley rushes to help The Miz, but Cena grabs him and launches him onto the Spanish announce table and into the Spanish announcers to another huge pop. Cena rolls The Miz back into the ring and covers him, but The Miz kicks out! Cena can’t believe it, but he carries on. He lifts Miz up and then goes for another Attitude Adjustment, but Miz slips off the back and hits him with the Skull-Crushing Finale! The Miz covers John Cena, but he kicks out! The Miz gets frustrated and grabs the referee, complaining about his slow counting. The referee tells The Miz if he doesn’t stop, he will disqualify him. Miz lets go and turns around into John Cena who lifts him up for a second Attitude Adjustment… HE HITS IT! Both men lay out, Cena hasn’t got enough energy to go for the cover. He does eventually, but The Miz kicks out! Cena can’t believe it and gets to his feet in shock. He goes to pick The Miz up, but Miz shoves him and Cena collides with the referee, knocking him out. With the referee now down, Alex Riley throws The Miz the briefcase he carries around and he NAILS Cena with it! Miz throws the briefcase down and tries to wake up the referee, but to no avail. All of a sudden… THE ROCK IS HERE! He runs towards the ring and slides in and ducks a clothesline from The Miz. He then hits Miz with multiple right hands, before hitting him with his signature right hand, knocking him out of the ring. The crowd erupt as The Rock also hits a Spinebuster on Alex Riley, before throwing him over the top rope. John Cena staggers to his feet and sees The Rock in the ring. He sees that he has taken out The Miz so Cena pats him on the back. All of a sudden… ROCK BOTTOM TO JOHN CENA! The WWE Universe give the biggest pop of the night as The Rock has a burst of energy and trash-talks Cena. The Rock does the ‘You can’t See Me’ taunt and then leaves the ring. The Miz slowly crawls back in and covers John Cena. The referee comes around and makes the count, giving The Miz the victory. The Miz with Alex Riley def. John Cena to retain the WWE Championship.

The crowd go nuts as The Miz is handed the WWE Championship. He doesn’t even look like he knows he has won as he falls around the ring. Alex Riley re-enters the ring, holding his head to celebrate with him. The Rock is stood on the ramp, looking back at what he had caused. The Miz and Alex Riley leave ringside having got what they wanted as The Rock returned to the ring. He stood over John Cena and raised his hand as the WWE Universe popped louder than ever. His theme hits and he taunts on all four corners as this epic WrestleMania comes to a close.

We see a quick recap of everything that has happened here tonight to both WrestleMania themes of “Written in the Stars” by Tinie Tempah ft. Eric Turner and “Diamond Eyes” By Shinedown. We then cut to a close on the show of The Rock stood over John Cena.

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