- In some great news for WWE fans, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson told the Jack Diamond Morning Show in Washington, D.C. that he is working closely with World Wrestling Entertainment to create a special edition of programming, and also indicated he has a “great relationship” with Vince McMahon.

“I love that world and being able to entertain, especially if I could go back and it’s on Smackdown and do a promo or guest host or we could create this cool show, whatever that may be,” Johnson said. “Especially now, I’m at the point where I can go back and give back to the fans and help out guys in any way I can…

Right now, we’re trying to put together - there is always something cool and interesting for me to do. I would like to do something more than just host the show. I’m in the process of creating something really cool for the fans - something very special and unique. It will be something like one big entertaining show.”

MORE SPOILERS ON THE ROCK AND WWE

Partial source: PWInsider.com

- Sources say that Michael Cole has some major heat on him right now from within WWE. The feeling is that he isn’t taking his job seriously anymore and officials aren’t happy with some of his “stupid” comments made on TV lately. They also feel that he is no longer putting the company first.

There may be another shuffling of announcers soon as Jerry Lawler being attacked last night and Matt Striker filling in for him was done so WWE could test the waters to see how the different announcers work together.

Word is that several people who had been trying out for the new WWE announcer spot were contacted this past week and thanked for applying but were told that someone else had been hired.

Major Turmoil within WWE, Big Undertaker Update, Young MARYSE Uncensored and More!

- Tonight’s RAW kicks off with the familiar bagpipe music. We see Roddy Piper backstage. He says he’s back. He has his co-host with him and it’s actor and comedian Luis Guzman from Traffic and Boogie Nights fame, among other roles. Piper says he heard Luis is a chef so he’s brought in someone special, a celebrity chef, the Iron Chef. In comes The Iron Sheik with The Bella Twins. Piper says no, this is wrong. Guzman brings up Hulk Hogan and Sheik starts ripping on Hogan. They mock Saturday Night Live and say, “Live from New York, it’s Monday Night RAW!” We cut to the new RAW theme song by Nickelback and the new opening video. Michael Cole welcomes us to Madison Square Garden to a sold-out crowd of 20,538 fans. Cole and Lawler plug tonight’s main event.

WWE United States Title Match: The Miz vs. MVP

We go right to the ring where the United States Champion The Miz walks out. The entrance way is definitely looking a bit old school tonight. Miz takes the mic and gets tons of heat from the crowd. Miz rips on New York City and it’s sports teams. Miz says he earned his title and is about to prove it as Roddy Piper put him in this match. Out comes his opponent MVP with the title on the line.

MVP comes out and gives his hat to Sherri Shephard, who is sitting at ringside. The match starts and they go back and forth. Miz control until MVP hits a huge clothesline and hip toss, followed by a scoop slam. MVP goes for a boot to the face but Miz rolls to the floor. MVP comes out after him and drops Miz with a right hand on the floor. They go back in the ring and MVP knocks him down with another right. Miz goes for the knee and sends MVP to the floor. Miz follows and works MVP over on the outside.

Miz gets a 2 count in the ring and takes back control of the match. MVP comes back again with a big front drop and clotheslines. MVP hits the knee to the face and the Ballin’ elbow drop. MVP goes for the Playmaker but Miz blocks it. MVP responds with a boot to the face and a 2 count. Miz fights back and hits a big kick to the gut on MVP. Miz nails the Skull Crushing Finale for the pinfall and the win.

Winner: The Miz

Chavo Guerrero vs. Santino Marella

Back from commercial and we see a replay of Ricky Hatton hitting Chavo Guerrero on last week’s RAW. Chavo is waiting in the ring and out comes his opponent, Santino Marella. Santino is wearing a NY Rangers jersey and looks a bit fat. He enters the ring, takes off the hockey jersey and has a NY Giants jersey on underneath. He takes that off and has a NY Knicks jersey on. More stalling as he takes off that jersey and has a NY Jets jersey on underneath that. The match looks like it’s about to start but Santino reveals a NY Mets jersey. We get ready to wrestle… no. Santino reveals a Philadelphia Phillies jersey. Finally, he takes that off and has a NY Yankees jersey on. Chavo attacks and drops Santino then hits the trios of suplexes. Chavo climbs to the top rope but comes back down, looking confused after Santino rolls around the ring. Chavo goes to the opposite top rope but Santino rolls around some more. Chavo tries another corner but Santino rolls. Hornswoggle runs in the ring with DX gear on and the glowsticks. He crotch chops Chavo, allowing Santino to roll him up for the pinfall and the win.

Winner: Santino Marella

- Chavo gets pissed off after Hornswoggle cost him the match but DX’s music plays and out comes Triple H and Shawn Michaels to a big pop. There are DX glowsticks everywhere.

Triple H takes the mic first, putting over New York City and MSG. Shawn plugs the new DX book on WWEshop.com and Triple H joins in on the shilling. Shawn tosses a book into the crowd to Sherri Shephard. Triple H talks about the match with him, HBK and John Cena at Survivor Series. Cena’s name gets a mixed reaction. Triple H says he and HBK are on the same page and will always be a unit. He says they understand that only one of them can be WWE Champion and it doesn’t matter as long as the belt comes to DX.

They talk about Hornswoggle next. Triple H says he has refused to stop stealing their gimmick. They invite Hornswoggle to the ring and out he comes, doing crotch chops, about 100 of them. Finally he stops. Triple H says if he wants to be a member of DX, he has to get in line and Hornswoggle stands in between them. Triple H asks him if he’s ready, then asks New York if they.. are.. ready. They get ready to tell everyone to suck it when Triple H kicks Hornswoggle in the gut. He waits a second before dropping Hornswoggle with the Pedigree. The crowd boo’s but it doesn’t look like a DX turn. They bring out a miniature stretcher and load Hornswoggle onto it. DX takes Hornswoggle to the back on a stretcher as RAW goes to commercial.

- Back from the break and we get a replay of Triple H laying out Hornswoggle. They plug Jay-Z’s Empire State of Mind single off Blueprint 3 before going to a video package with the music showing WWE moments from Madison Square Garden over the years.

- We go backstage with Roddy Piper and Chris Jericho. Jericho says Piper has done nothing but disrespect him since being at RAW tonight. Piper brings in Chris Masters and introduces him to Jericho. A song by The Black Eyed Peas plays and Masters makes his pecs dance to it. The Bella Twins come in and dance beside him. We go to ringside where two guys from The Black Eyed Peas are getting the crowd hype. Back to commercial.

- Back from the break and Judah Friedlander from NBC sitcom 30 Rock is introduced. Cole says he’s a huge WWE fan. He comes out and takes the mic, getting NYC hype. It looks like he’s going to be our guest ring announcer for the Divas Title match.

WWE Divas Title Lumberjill Match: Melina vs. Alicia Fox

Out first comes the WWE Divas Champion Melina, without her paparazzi entrance. Out next is Alicia Fox. She tells Judah to announce her as the next Divas Champion. He says no because he came to do two things… see Melina’s entrance and announce this match as a Lumberjill match. Out come all the Divas from RAW and SmackDown participating in the Survivor Series match.

Alicia gets dumped to the floor but makes it back in the ring before getting attacked. They go back and forth. Alicia tosses Melina to the floor and some of the heel Divas attack her. Alicia with a 2 count on Melina. Melina takes it back to the corner and drops Alicia on her face. Clotheslines by Melina. Alicia with a backbreaker and a 2 count. Melina hits a nice sit down move for the pinfall and the win.

Winner: Melina

- After the match, Michelle McCool enters the ring and attacks Melina from behind. The rest of the Divas enter the ring and start brawling. Team Mickie ends up standing at the end and celebrating with Judah.

- Back from the break and Cole plugs WWE and USA Network extending their relationship with the new deal signed today.

- The bagpipes start up again as WWE Hall of Famer Roddy Piper makes his way to the ring to a nice pop. Piper says he loves the crowd too. He asks the cameraman if he’s going to stand in his face all night or is he going to have to kick him in the slacks. Piper puts over New York City and talks Cyndi Lauper and WrestleMania. He talks about all the names he has wrestled in MSG like Captain Lou Albano, Hulk Hogan, Andre and others. He says when you mess with Piper, you either end up dead or bald and says yeah, I just went there. Piper says he wants one more match… with Vince McMahon and starts talking about Vince.

No Chance starts playing and out marches Vince McMahon to the ring and a nice pop from the crowd. Vince says the most horrible thing Piper has ever done in MSG is show up tonight. Vince says mother nature hasn’t been too nice to Piper. Vince says Piper still has nobby knees, skinny arms and legs and a catcher’s mitt face. Vince says Piper’s kilt obviously hasn’t shriveled up. Vince says his family members who aren’t here would be ashamed of Vince if he went there. Piper says Vince has a lot to be ashamed of and rips on his looks. Vince says Piper doesn’t look as good as him. Vince says it doesn’t matter whether it was Austin, Rock, Shane, Triple H, Undertaker and others, he has always looked better than anyone. Vince announces that he’s officially retired from ring action.

Piper says he has had enough games. He says Vince retiring is him being a coward. Piper goes off and he’s still a nut. Piper says he’s beaten cancer and can beat Vince. Piper says he doesn’t want the match to be on pay-per-view, he wants it to be free for the fans tonight. Piper says let’s see if he can retire Vince for good. The music hits and Piper makes his way to the back while Vince mocks him from the ring.

- Back from the break and Sheamus makes his way out as we see replays of Sheamus hurting Jamie Noble two weeks ago. Sheamus takes the mic and tells everyone his name. He says he’s been here four weeks and already retired one guy. He says tonight, he will annihilate anyone that has the guts to step in the ring and issues a challenge. Sheamus goes to the floor and gives Justin Roberts the mic back. He grabs a WWE production guy by the face and works him over. Sheamus tosses the guy across the announcer’s table and into the fan barrier. Jerry Lawler gets up and goes towards the production worker. Sheamus kicks Lawler in the face and lays him out. Sheamus walks to the back as WWE officials tend to Lawler and the production guy. We go to commercial.

- Back from the break and Matt Striker joins Michael Cole on commentary. They play up the seriousness of Sheamus attacking Lawler. They run down the card for next Sunday’s Survivor Series.

Evan Bourne vs. Jack Swagger

Evan Bourne makes his way to the ring for the next match as we go to replays of Bourne vs. Jack Swagger on last week’s show with The Miz interfering. Out next comes his opponent Jack Swagger. We go to commercial as Swagger enters the ring and gets in Bourne’s face.

Back from the break and Swagger is in control after dominating Bourne during the break. Bourne fights out of a hold but Swagger drops him on his face. Bourne rolls Swagger up for a 2 count. Bourne with a knee to the face and dropkick. Swagger falls back into the corner. Bourne charges but Swagger catches him. Bourne fights out and hits the double knees from the top rope for a 2 count.

They go back and forth until Swagger hits the gutwrench powerbomb for the pinfall and the win.

Winner: Jack Swagger

- We see Roddy Piper heading to the ring as we go to commercial.

- Back from the break and Roddy Piper is ready in the ring for a street fight against Vince McMahon. Piper waits on Vince to come out. Voices hits and Randy Orton makes his way to the ring. Orton takes the mic and says he doesn’t know if Vince is coming out or not but he does know that Piper has a big problem because Orton is here. Orton says if Piper wants a fight… and he kicks him in the stomach. Piper gets up and hits Orton with a right hand. Orton beats Piper down and starts stomping.

Kofi Kingston’s music hits and he rushes the ring, unloading on Orton. Orton flees to the floor while Kofi is hype in the ring. Kofi comes to the floor after Orton and they start brawling. Roddy Piper walks around them and heads to the back. Kofi dumps Orton over the barrier to the crowd. Orton and Kofi fight each other through the crowd. Orton throws Kofi back over to the ringside area and starts stomping on Kofi on the floor. Orton slams Kofi’s head into the steel steps and brings him back in the ring.

Orton keeps beating Kofi down in the ring. Orton backs up for a punt kick but Kofi jumps up and knocks Orton to the mat. Orton scrambles out to the floor. Kofi comes after him and they go at it. Kofi dumps Orton back into the crowd area and they keep brawling. WWE officials come over and break the brawl up. Orton comes through them and attacks Kofi again. Kofi leaps onto Orton and the officials. They brawl through the production area and into the crowd. Kofi picks up part of a big technical case and smacks Orton in the face with it, laying him out on a table. Kofi goes up one level and tries to leap through the table and Orton. Officials come up and pull him off the railing and down the stairs. Kofi breaks free, runs back to the railing and nails a big Boom Drop through Orton and the table. The crowd goes nuts. Kofi stands up on the railing as the crowd pops and Cole hypes this as Kofi’s big moment at MSG. We go to commercial.

- Back from the break and John Cena is backstage. He talks about the main event tonight. Cena then talks about Undertaker and the Survivor Series match. Cena calls the match at Survivor Series a Handicap match. A WWE crew member hands him a note saying it’s a Triple Threat match. Yeah. Cena goes on some more before we head to the ring.

Chris Jericho & Big Show vs. DX vs. John Cena & The Undertaker

The WWE Unified Tag Team Champions Big Show & Chris Jericho make their way to the ring first and we take a commercial break as they enter. Back from the break and DX makes their way to the ring at 11:01. John Cena’s music hits next and out comes the WWE Champion. Cena rushes the ring to a nice pop. The lights go out and druids come out holding torches. The crowd starts chanting for Undertaker. The bell tolls, the crowd pops and The World Heavyweight Champion begins his entrance. Taker enters the ring and stares down DX as we get ready to start the match.

The bell rings and Cena starts out with Jericho. Cena shoves Jericho to the mat and he tags in Big Show. Triple H comes in the ring to talk smack to Show. Cena tags in Undertaker. Triple H and Taker come face to face in the ring. They both turn and attack Big Show with right hands. Taker clotheslines Show over the rope to the floor. Taker rocks Triple H in the corner with right hands and drops him. Triple H catches Taker with a big spinebuster and tags in HBK. Taker sits up like he always does.

Taker swings but HBK ducks and hits him with chops. Taker tries to toss HBK over the ropes but he hangs on. Taker turns around to a spear from Big Show. Show tags in Jericho after laying out HBK. Jericho comes in and bulldogs HBK. He goes for the Lionsault but HBK counters. Jericho locks on the Walls of Jericho but Taker grabs him by the throat. Cena tags Taker out and bulldogs Jericho. Cena turns around to a big shot from HBK. Triple H comes in and goes at it with Jericho. Cena drops Jericho with a side slam and comes face to face with Triple H. Triple H crotch chops Cena and they trade blows. Show comes in and chokeslams them both. Taker comes in and rocks Show with rights before hitting the flying clothesline. Taker dumps Show back to the floor and goes out after him.

Show reverses a throw and tosses Taker into the fan barrier. In the ring, Cena gets a 2 count. Triple H tags in HBK. HBK goes at it with Jericho and hits a flying forearm and atomic drop. HBK with a scoop slam before going to the top rope and nailing the elbow drop. HBK gets ready for Sweet Chin Music but Cena ducks it and knocks HBK down with forearms and the big slam. Cena goes for the Attitude Adjuster but Triple H had tagged himself in. Triple H with the high knee and knee to the face on Cena. Triple H takes Jericho down and nails the spinebuster on Cena. Triple H goes for the Pedigree but Show comes in with a headbutt. Show turns around to Sweet Chin Music from HBK. Jericho hits the Codebreaker on HBK. Jericho turns around to a big chokeslam from Undertaker. Triple H gets up and clotheslines Taker to the floor. Cena nails the Attitude Adjuster on Triple H for the pinfall and the win.

Winners: John Cena and The Undertaker

- After the match, Cena starts celebrating when The Undertaker comes in and lays him out with the Tombstone. Taker poses in the ring with his belt as his music plays and RAW goes off the air.

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TNA Turning Point
Orlando, Florida - November 15th, 2009

Dark Match:

* Hamada defeated Alissa Flash.

Pay-Per-View:

- The show opens with more Hulk Hogan hype including clips from the press conference. We go into a video hyping the main event for the World Title tonight, Dixie’s speech and hype for other matches on tonight’s card.

- The pyro hits inside the iMPACT Zone in Orlando as Mike Tenay welcomes us to Turning Point and hypes some of the matches.

TNA X Division Title Match: The Amazing Red vs. Homicide

Tenay goes over Red winning the X Division Title recently and the events leading up to this match. Out first is the challenger, Homicide. Out next is the TNA X Division Champion The Amazing Red with Don West right behind him.

The crowd gets behind Red at the start of the match, and Red scored a quick kick to Homicide’s midsection, but quickly falls to a shoulder block. Red hits an arm drag and a quick dropkick and Homicide bails to the floor, where he’s caught with a hurricanrana from the apron from Red. Red rolls Homicide back into the ring and hits a quick cross body for a two count.

Red hits a monkey flip but Homicide lands on his feet. Red hits a hurricanrana, but Homicide recovers quickly and hits a nasty lariat. Homicide bits at Red’s face, but Red fights out of a belly to back suplex and hits a couple of kicks before a sliding clothesline. Red falls victim to a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker from Homicide that’s good for a two count. Homicide ties Red up in the ropes but he breaks before the five count.

Homicide hits a spinning back elbow and uses his boot to choke Red, again taking advantage of the five count. Homicide hits a neckbreaker and goes for the pin but Red kicks out again. Red starts to fight back with a couple of right hands but Homicide puts him right down with a big right of his own. Homicide locks in a modified bow and arrow, but Red doesn’t look like he’s quitting.

Homicide breaks the hold and goes to bite at Red’s ear. Homicide pounds on Red in the corner before putting him on the top turnbuckle. Homicide grabs Red around the throat before climbing to the top. Red fights out and sends Homicide to the mat and he jumps off with an arm drag. Red hits a dropkick in the corner before connecting with an explosive DDT, but it’s still only good for two.

Red comes off the second rope with a nasty move targeting the head, but again it’s only good for two. Red goes for a couple of kicks but Homicide counters with a dragon screw and follows it up with a Bronx driver that’s only good for two. Homicide goes for the gringo killer but Red sneaks out. Homicide catapults him into the corner and goes for an ace crusher, but Red fights out and hits a standing shooting star press for a near fall. Red goes up top and hits a standing moonsault, but Homicide catches him with a cutter on the way down, Homicide goes for the cover but Red kicks out. Homicide puts Red on the top turnbuckle and goes for a top rope hurricarana, but Red holds on, and connects with the Code Red. Red pins Homicide for the three count.

Winner: The Amazing Red

- We go ringside where Taz and Tenay put over Desmond Wolfe and talk about his first impression in TNA and attack on Kurt Angle. They talk about the match between AJ Styles, Daniels & Samoa Joe also.

All TNA Knockout Titles on the Line: The Beautiful People vs. Taylor Wilde, Sarita and ODB

This match is for the TNA Knockout Tag and singles title. If you pin Taylor or Sarita, you get the tag belts and if you pin ODB you’re the Knockouts Champion. Out first is the team of Lacey Von Erich, Velvet Sky and Madison Rayne. Out next is the TNA Knockout Tag Team Champions Taylor Wilde and Sarita followed by the Knockouts Champion ODB.

Wilde and Sky start things off but it’s not long before the faces are using quick tags to work over Sky, but Sky is able to make the tag to Rayne. Rayne quickly falls victim to a shoulder block from ODB, and Sarita tags in. Sarita tries for a couple of quick near falls before hitting an arm drag and taker Rayne down with a back elbow. The Tag champs use some teamwork with a back suplex on top of Rayne. Wilde uses a step up arm drag, but Von Erich is in with a clothesline that takes down Wilde.

TBP use a double team Russian leg sweep to take down Wilde before Sky hits a snap mare and a quick running knee. Sky sends Wilde into the corner where she tags in Lacy, who gets a ton of ‘you can’t wrestle’ chants and immediately tags out to Sky. Sky locks in a modified octopus and bites at Wilde’s hand, but Wilde is able to fight back and take Sky down. ODB gets the tag and comes in to clean house.

ODB hits a fallaway slam on Sky but Von Erich breaks up the pin. TBP clear up the ring and are alone in the ring with ODB. ODB is able to fight back against all three though with a couple of ax handle smashes. ODB comes out of nowhere with a big slam on Rayne and pins her for the three count.

Winners: ODB, Taylor Wilde and Sarita

- We go backstage with Jeremy Borash and Desmond Wolfe. Desmond says Angle will never forget his name and tonight, the wolf will devour every scrap that remains of Angle’s career. Desmond says he knows Angle better than Angle knows himself and Angle knows nothing about Wolfe. He says school is in session and in Wolfe 101, he ends the career of Kurt Angle.

TNA Tag Team Title Triple Threat: The British Invasion vs. Beer Money vs. Motor City Machineguns

The TNA Tag Team Titles are up for grabs in this match. Out first is Beer Money followed by the Motor City Machineguns. Out next is the TNA Tag Team Champions The British Invasion, who get lots of heat from the crowd.

Storm starts things off quickly jumping Magnus, and taking him down with a series of forearms. Magnus fights out and ends up being tagged by Shelley. Storm tags out to Roode and the two men lock up. Roode takes Shelley down with a shoulder block but Shelly comes back with a drop toe hold and a quick arm drag. Roode takes Shelley down with a backbreaker and both men chop away at each other in the middle of the ring. Shelley brings Roode to the outside where Sabin uses the time to kick Roode in the chest. Shelley tags in Sabin who comes in with a slingshot senton.

Williams makes a blind tag on Roode but he almost gets pinned by Sabin. Sabin catches Williams with a stiff kick to the chest before tagging in Shelley for a double team on Williams before hitting a dual kick to the chest and back of Magnus. Shelley slams Williams to the mat and buries his knee into William’s back pulling back on his arms. Shelley tags back out to Sabin who comes in but falls victim to distraction from Magnus and a spinning back elbow from Williams. Williams tags in Magnus and BI hit a double team wraparound neckbreaker.

Sabin hits an enzugiri out of nowhere and Storm is able to make the blind tag. Storm comes in and takes down Magnus with a urange. BMI hit a double suplex on Williams and get the crowd hyped up. Storm puts Williams in a tree of woe and sends Magnus in after him. The Guns come in, grab Magnus’ legs and use his groin as a battering ram against Williams’ head. BMI and MCMG work together with some double-double team maneuvers. Sabin tries to slingshot himself over the top rope ontop of Williams but he moves and Sabin eats the floor. BMI work over BI with a catapult DDT on Magnus and a spinning neckbreaker on Williams.

Storm hits an enzugiri to Williams, but Eric Young comes out and attacks Storm from behind. Hebner sends Young to the back but Kevin Nash comes out from behind and takes the belt. Nash hits Storm from behind and walks back to the back with the Global belt in his hand. Roode, back in the ring is being worked over by BI and looks confused. Magnus picks up Roode and slams him down with leverage from Williams. Magnus pins Roode and the ref counts to three.

Winners: The British Invasion

- Taz and Tenay show us replays from iMPACT when Raven blew the fire into Mick Foley’s face. Tenay says Foley was admitted to the hospital and advised by doctors to stay away from TNA but Foley will be at iMPACT this week.

- Borash is backstage with Kevin Nash. Nash has the Global title and JB asks him why he did what he just did. Nash says this is because of Hulk Hogan and Hogan knows why he did it. Nash says if Hogan calls him this Thursday night and says it’s ok, he will let everyone know what’s going on. Weird segment, Nash keeps saying Hulk.

Six Sides of Steel Match: Awesome Kong vs. Tara

Tara makes her debut in the Six Sides of Steel as she heads to the ring followed by Awesome Kong.

Kong slams Tara into the corner right off the bat but Tara fights her way out. Tara and Kong trade blows and Tara slides under Kong. Kong tries to hit a drop down splash but Tara moves. Kong tries for a spinning back fist but Tara ducks and Kong connects with the cage. Tara immediately goes to work on Kong’s hand, before trying to escape the cage. Kong catches Tara and plants her with an electric chair drop.

Kong goes up in the corner but she gets caught by Tara. Kong sends her back to the mat and follows with an amazing missile dropkick. Kong goes for the pin but Tara kicks out at two. Kong slams Tara’s head into a couple of the turnbuckles before pressing her face against the cage and slamming into her from behind with a big splash. Kong picks up Tara by the legs and sends her into the cage with a big swing type maneuver before choking her against the cage.

Kong chops away at Tara, sending her to the mat where she ends up being stomped at. Kong brings Tara to he feet only to take her back down with a head butt. Kong brings Tara up with a suplex only to slam her body against the cage and plant her with a front suplex instead. Kong tries for it again but Tara counters with a DDT. Tara fights back with big right hands and she slams Kong’s face into several sides of the cage before following up with a superkick. Tara takes Kong off her feet with a dropkick and she hits a standing moonsault for a near fall.

Tara makes her way up to the top rope and Kong follows up. Tara slams Kong’s head against the cage and both women end up being crotched on the top rope. Tara and Kong duke it out on the top rope with Kong getting the upper hand. Tara tries for the Widow’s peak out of the corner but Kong fights out. Tara connects with a huge powerbomb, but again it’s only good for two. Tara climbs all the way to the top of the cage, but she stops at the top and looks back. Tara jumps off the top of the cage with a huge cross body and she pins Kong for the three. A very emotional Tara starts celebrating immediately.

Winner: Tara

- As Tara is heading up the ramp, Lauren stops her for an interview. Tara says she did what she said she was going to do. She says she will be the next Knockouts Champion and tells ODB she’s coming for her.

- We go ringside to Mike Tenay and Taz. They talk more about Hulk Hogan and lead us into another video package of the relationship between Dixie Carter and Hogan. They keep promising lots of change in TNA.

Rhino and Team 3D vs. D’Angelo Dinero, Matt Morgan and Hernandez

Out first for this next match is Rhino followed by his partners Team 3D. The Pope is out first for his team followed by Hernandez and then Matt Morgan. During The Pope’s entrance, money started falling from the ceiling to the crowd.

Hernandez and D-Von start things out for their respective teams. Dinero ends up distracting Hernandez and D-Von attacks from behind, causing immediate dissension between Pope and Morgan. D-Von pounds on Hernandez for a bit, but he ends up being knocked down by a huge shoulder block. Dinero makes the blind tag, causing even more dissension, but he’s quick to act, mounting a series of offensive moves and leaping with a shoulder block. Brother Ray makes the tag into the ring and Pope spits in his face. Ray shoves him down into the corner and Dinero takes him down with a double leg take down. Dinero pounds on him for a bit and Ray has to bail to the floor.

Ray makes it back into the floor and mounts a bit of a comeback, hitting a big elbow and following it up with a chop. Ray hits a series of right hands before going for a bionic elbow. Pope ducks it and bitch slaps Ray, sending him into the ropes, where Pope slides down Ray’s back. Ray comes out of nowhere with a Bubba bomb and tags in Rhino, who quickly goes to work on Dinero.

Dinero is able to make the tag to Morgan who comes in and hangs Rhino up on the top rope with a big leg drop. Rhino goes for a straight boot to the side of the head and Morgan hits a big chop. Rhino avoids a splash in the corner and hits one of his own but he quickly falls victim to a big clothesline. All six men are in the ring, and Dinero ends up falling victim to a reverse 3D after knocking Hernandez out of the way.

D-Von is able to pound down on Dinero in the corner for a bit before tagging in Rhino, who comes in and continues working over Pope. Rhine sends Dinero down with a snap mare and tags in Brother Ray who goes to work with a bear hug. Pope fights out, but Ray is able to hit a big back body drop and take down Morgan and Hernandez. Ray tags in D-Von who comes in and hits a big splash, but it’s only good for a two count. D-Von locks in a rear chin lock, but Dinero i able to fight back to his feet, out of the hold, and scores a near fall. Pope ends up falling victim to a lariat, and D-Von tags in Rhino.

Rhino pounds on Pope for a bit before sending him to the floor. Ray hits him with a big elbow drop from the ring apron before sending Dinero back in the ring. Rhino goes for the pin but Dinero is able to kick out. Rhino tags in Ray who comes in and gloats before going for a senton. Pope rolls out of the way and Ray eats canvas. Morgan and Rhino come in and Morgan eats a series of right hands.

Morgan hits rapid fire elbows on Rhino before following it up with a splash and a side slam, but D-Von is able to break up the pin attempt. Hernandez tags in and hits a slingshot double clothesline on D-Von and Rhino before cleaning house on the veterans. Super Mex gets the crowd amped up before leaping over the top rope and wiping out all three of his opponents.

Back in the ring Hernandez hits a big splash on Rhino, but Rhino is able to kick out. Ray attacks from behind and 3D goes for the what’s up headbutt, but Pope breaks it up. Ray walks into a chokeslam from Morgan, but Morgan is sent to the outside by Rhino. Dinero takes Rhino down with a big powerbomb and Hernandez goes for the cover but he gets two. Pope pulls down his knee pads but he gets pulled crotch first into the ring post. D-Von comes in with a chair and hits Hernandez while the ref’s back is turned. Rhino hits a spear, and pins Hernandez for the three count.

Winners: Team 3D and Rhino

- We go backstage with Lauren and Scott Steiner. She asks him about stalking Bobby Lashley’s wife Kristal lately. She says TNA officials have made the match tonight a No DQ, Falls Count Anywhere match. Steiner rips Lashley and his wife. We go to a Lashley vs. Steiner promo.

No DQ, Falls Count Anywhere Match: Scott Steiner vs. Bobby Lashley

Scott Steiner comes out for the next match. Lashley comes out with a nasty look on his face and they start brawling before Lashley even gets to the ring.

Lashley sends Steiner into the steel chairs set up in the ramp side. Lashley hits Steiner with a chair before sending him into the ring. Lashley follows in and pounds away at Steiner in the corner.

Lashley hits a running lariat in the corner before following it up with a shoulder block. Lashley hits a big suplex, but he can only hold Steiner down for a two count. Lashley hits a big spinebuster and goes for another splash in the corner but Lashley is able to get a boot up. Lashley is quick to recover and he hits a t-bone suplex before he clotheslines Steiner over the top rope.

Steiner hits a low blow followed by two more before trying for a quick pin. Lashley kicks out at two so Steiner sends him into the guardrail and hits him with a chair. Steiner goes for another pin, but Lashley is able to kick out at two. Steiner sends Lashley back into the ring where he executes a nice belly-to-belly suplex.

Steiner launches Lashles across the ring with three straight suplexes, but it’s still not enough to keep Lashley down for a three count. Steiner picks Lashley up and puts him on the top turnbuckle. Steiner climbs up and tries for the Frankensteiner, that doesn’t really end up that well. Steiner goes for the pin but Lashley is still able to kick out. Steiner picks Lashley up and slams him striaght down before climbing to the top turnbuckle. Lashley catches Steiner and drops him into the ropes with a press slam. Lashley slams Steiner head first into the announce table and wails away on him.

Steiner and Lashley go to the backstage area and cameras are struggling to keep up. Steiner is busted open when cameras get back to them and Lashley hits Steiner with a trash can before sending him into a guardrail. Lashley suplexes Steiner through a table and he tries for a pin but Steiner kicks out. Lashley picks up a 2×4 and just whacks Steiner with it a couple of times. Lashley tries for a spear but Steiner moves out of the way and Lashley ends up crashing through some ply-wood. Steiner wraps an extension cord around Lashley’s neck and chokes him out. Steiner pins Lashley but he still won’t stay down.

Steiner and Lashley fight their way back out to the ringside area. Steiner climbs up into the Spanish announce booth where he starts to take apart the steel scaffolding. Steiner takes down a lead pipe and uses it to hit Lashley. Steiner pins Lashley and the ref counts to three.

Winner: Scott Steiner

- After the match, TNA officials tend to Lashley as Steiner’s music plays. Lashley gets to his feet and walks off to the back on his own.

- Kurt Angle is backstage with Borash. He says Desmond Wolfe is acting under prison yard rules, trying to take out the top dog and earn respect. Angle says nobody makes a reputation off him. Angle says he is the best wrestler in the world and welcomes Wolfe to his yard. It’s real, it’s damn real, he says. We go to a promo video for Angle vs. Wolfe.

Grudge Match: Desmond Wolfe vs. Kurt Angle

The music hits for this next match and out comes Desmond Wolfe marching to the ring. Kurt Angle is out next to a nice pop from the iMPACT Zone crowd.

Angle immediately backs Wolfe up into the corner, but he quickly breaks clean. Wolfe and Angle trade wristlocks and Wolfe takes Angle down with a shoulder block, but quickly falls victim to a hip toss and a couple of arm drags. Angle locks in a hammerlock, but Wolfe fights out and locks in one of his own with a facelock for good measure.

Angle and Wolfe continue to trade submission holds. Angle’s forehead ends up on the rope and Wolfe uses it as an opportunity to kick the rope and disorient Angle. Wolfe uses this time to his advantage, working over Angle’s hand, but he’s quickly taken down with a boot and suplex.

Angle hits Wolfe with a European uppercut before burying his shoulder in Wolfe’s midsection, but when Angle goes for a shoulder block in the corner Wolfe is able to avoid it and Angle’s shoulder connects with the ring post. Wolfe continues to work over Angle’s arm, just using every opportunity to stomp or tear at Kurt’s arm.

Wolfe locks in a sick arm submission, but Angle fights out and tries for the ankle lock. Wolfe is able to avoid the hold, and he hits a big running European uppercut. Wolfe hits Angle with a forearm and he tries for another uppercut, but Angle hits him with a belly to belly suplex instead. Angle follows up with a trio of running clotheslines before connecting with a flying forearm.

Angle ducks a clothesline from Wolfe and hits six big German suplexes in a row. Angle tries for the Angle slam, but Wolfe counters with an arm drag. Wolfe connects with a vicious lariat, but Angle is able to kick out of the pinfall attempt. Wolfe puts Angle on the top rope and he goes for the tower of London, but Angle is able to fight out and hit an Angle slam. Angle goes for the pin but Wolfe kicks out. Wolfe wrenches Angle’s arm and locks in the London dungeon, but Angle is able to fight out and immediately lock in the ankle lock. Wolfe fights out of it and locks in an figurefour arm bar, but Angle rolls through and locks in another ankle lock. Wolfe tries for the ropes but Angle pulls him back to the center. Wolfe is finally able to make it to the ropes to break the hold.

Wolfe is able to set Angle up in the corner again and this time he connects with the tower of London, but Angle is able to kick out at two. Desmond goes for a clothesline, but Angle connects with one of his own instead. Angle goes for a moonsault, but Wolfe rolls out of the way and locks in the London dungeon. Angle is able to back up into the ropes to break the hold.

Wolfe is able to set Angle up in the corner again and this time he connects with the tower of London, but Angle is able to kick out at two. Desmond goes for a clothesline, but Angle connects with one of his own instead. Angle goes for a moonsault, but Wolfe rolls out of the way and locks in the London dungeon. Angle is able to back up into the ropes to break the hold.

Wolfe goes for the tower of London again but Angle fights back, so Wolfe goes for a superplex. Angle fights out again and sends Wolfe crashing to the mat. Angle connects with a big frog splash, but Wolfe kicks out at two, and somehow Earl Hebner ends up getting hurt. Angle teaser a tombstone, but Wolfe counters into tombstone position himself. Angle is able to lock in and ankle lock and Wolfe is able to fight out again, but Angle locks in a side triangle choke that causes Wolfe to tap out. Great match.

Winner: Kurt Angle

- Jeremy Borash goes backstage with Samoa Joe. Joe talks about wrestling Daniels and AJ Styles tonight and says he has beaten them both before and tonight, he only needs to beat one. We go to a promo video for the main event.

TNA World Heavyweight Title Match: AJ Styles vs. Daniels vs. Samoa Joe

Tenay hypes this as a rematch from Unbreakable 2005. Out first is Daniels followed by Samoa Joe. The camera follows each man entering the arena from the back. Out next is the TNA World Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles to a nice pop from the crowd. Jeremy Borash does formal introductions inside the ring and we get ready to go.

Daniels takes a shot at AJ right off the bat and he and Joe square off. AJ is in, cleaning house on both men, taking Daniels down with a shoulder block before burying his knee into Joe’s midsection and hitting a big flying forearm. AJ decks Daniels with a huge forearm, but he falls victim to a big splash/enzugiri combo from Joe. Joe chops AJ’s back before kicking his check but he gets hit with a leg lariat by Daniels. Daniels and AJ chain wrestle for a bit, but AJ misses one dropkick, only to get right back up and hit another on Daniels, then another on Joe.

AJ locks in a side headlock, but Daniels makes his way back to his feet. AJ kicks off of Joe and sends Daniels back to the ground. Daniels fights out again, but Joe distracts Styles and Daniels connects with an STO. Joe comes in and goes to work with rapid fire blows in the corner before punting AJ in the ribs and hitting a running high knee on Daniels. Joe kicks away at Daniels’ leg before rolling into a leg bar. AJ breaks it up with a knee drop.

AJ and Joe square off and AJ tries for a suplex but Joe won’t budge. Joe tries for one of his own, but AJ comes back down and uses the leverage to suplex Joe. AJ hits an elbow to the back of Joe’s head and he locks in an inverted indian death lock with a chin bridge, but Daniels is able to break it up. Daniels catches Styles with a drop toe hold a drives his knee into the back of Styles’ head. Daniels hits a neckbreaker and locks in a rear chin lock. Daniels catches Joe with a low dropkick which he follows up by slamming AJ on Joe. Daniels locks in a combination Boston crab/camel clutch on AJ and Joe respectively but Joe bites Daniels’ fingers. Joe connects with a urunge on Daniels before hitting a face wash on both Styles and Daniels.

Joe hits a dropkick on Styles that sends him to the outside while also hitting a senton on Daniels. Joe tries to follow out with a suicide dive, but AJ meets him with a kick to the head. Daniels and AJ square off in the ring and AJ connects with a big suplex. AJ slingshots himself out to the ring apron but Joe kicks his legs out from under him. This gives Daniels an opportunity to dive out on top of Joe. Daniels chops Joe on the floor and he goes for the split leg moonsault but AJ catches hit legs and Joe chops his chest. Joe locks in a rear naked choke and AJ launches himself over the ropes with a twisting body press on top of both men.

AJ tries for the cover on Joe but Joe kicks out at two. AJ connects with a snap head scissors. AJ sends Daniels down and uses him as a platform to launch himself into Joe. AJ then connects with a springboard hurricanrana, that’s good for a near fall. Daniels is able to catch both men in the corner with chops. Daniels monkey flips Styles into Joe, who powerbombs him back into Daniels. Joe hits another powerbomb and floats over into a Boston crab, then an STF.

AJ is able to make it to the ropes to break the hold but he’s caught with a big powerslam. Daniels is back in but he falls victim to a big back elbow from Joe. Daniels locks in a Dragon sleeper and drives AJ down on top of him with a urunge. Daniels tries for the pin on both men, but both men kick out at two. Daniels connects with a running knee on Styles in the corner before hitting a DVD that’s good for a near fall.

AJ counters a suplex from Daniels into a suplex/neckbreaker type move. Joe and AJ trade blows, with Joe taking AJ down with a big kick. Joe tries for the same kick on Daniels, but Daniels ducks and hits an enzugiri to take down Joe. Styles is up and he connects with a Pele and all three men are down.

AJ cleans house on both of his opponents, taking both men down. AJ sends Daniels to the floor with a back body drop before coming back into the ring with a springboard forearm on Joe. AJ goes for the pin but Joe kicks out. AJ connects with a hurricarana, but again Joe is able to kick out of a pin attempt. Styles hits a moonsault into an inverted DDT on Joe before catching Daniels in the same position off a springboard. Daniels rolls through and hits the last rites but Joe breaks up a pin. Daniels hits a huge German suplex on Joe.

Joe crotches Daniels on the top rope and connects with the muscle buster but AJ is able to make it in to break up the pin. AJ and Joe trade leverage for a pin with Joe only able to score a one count. AJ catches Joe with a spin kick. Styles teases the Styles clash but Daniels hits a step up enzugiri. AJ tries for the last rights again but both men end up countering out of each others holds. AJ and Styles tease each others finishers, but Joe breaks it up before either can happen. Joe connects with a double clothesline before sending his opponents into each other. Styles and Daniels come back with a high low attack on Joe.

Daniels and Styles fight out on the ring apron up to the top turnbuckle, both trying for a superplex. Joe comes in to break things up sending AJ to the floor with a chop. Joe teases another muscle buster on Daniels but Daniels fights out, hits an STO, and follows it up with a BME on Joe. Styles comes in out of nowhere with a springboard 450 splash on the back of Daniels who is covering Joe. Styles pins Joe and the ref counts to three.

Winner: AJ Styles

- After the match, we go to replays. AJ Styles celebrates in the ring until he has words with Daniels from the ring as Joe backs up the ramp. Turning Point goes off the air with Daniels and AJ arguing.

Major Sting Spoiler, Hogan/TNA Plans, TNA Turmoil + MUST SEE: New Shots of The Beautiful People Uncensored!

- It’s still a long way out but there have been discussions within WWE of having The Undertaker vs. Chris Jericho at next year’s WrestleMania pay-per-view.

- For those wondering, Festus is still employed by WWE but has been sitting at home for months now. There was talk for a while of having him as CM Punk’s bodyguard with the storyline that Festus was always heavily medicated and Punk got him off the drugs and made him straight-edge.

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Partial source: F4Wonline.com

- The following matches have been taped for this week’s WWE Superstars on WGN America: Chris Jericho vs. Finlay, Paul Burchill vs. Tyler Reks, Santino Marella vs. Chavo Guerrero and Primo vs. Jack Swagger.

- The dark main event after last night’s SmackDown tapings saw The Undertaker defeat CM Punk. New WWE ring announcer Lauren Mayhew posted the following on her Twitter about the match: “Almost got killed during Undertaker and PUnks match! Was chased around entire ring! Ha! Wat an adrenaline rush! Crazyyy!!!”

- According to the F4W Newsletter, The Sandman told people he was going to undergo knee surgery but is reportedly in rehab that is being paid for by WWE.

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- The main event of tomorrow night’s ECW on SyFy will see Vladimir Kozlov and Ezekiel Jackson take on ECW Champion Christian and Yoshi Tatsu. The Hurricane vs. Paul Burchill is also scheduled. The main event at tomorrow night’s SmackDown tapings will be Batista vs. Matt Hardy.

- Alicia Fox is the new #1 contender to Melina’s WWE Divas Title after winning a battle royal on tonight’s RAW.

- Boxer Ricky Hatton will be the special guest host of next week’s RAW from England, as confirmed on tonight’s RAW. RAW, SmackDown, ECW and Superstars will be taped from the UK next week.

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- Word going around is that WWE Studios is developing a feature film starring World Heavyweight Champion The Undertaker.

Not many details are known right now but the film is a Western set in the 1800’s and will take a look at the origin of The Undertaker character.

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Source: PWInsider

- If you’re wondering if Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff joining TNA means they will be taking things over to a certain extent, sources say, “absolutely not.” Sources also say that this new signing is not a precursor to removing the current TNA writing team. It’s no secret that Hogan and Vince Russo have had issues between them in the past.

As noted before, TNA and Spike TV banners are hanging up at the Hogan press conference. Jimmy Hart is there with Hogan as well.

Hogan and Bischoff signing with TNA was kept a secret to even the inner-most members of the TNA circle up until today.

Just minutes ago, Dixie Carter made the official announcement at the press conference. Spike TV officials are speaking now. Stay tuned for more.

BACKSTAGE DETAILS ON HOGAN AND BISCHOFF IN TNA AND MORE

- Tonight’s WWE RAW opens up with a video package from last night’s Bragging Rights pay-per-view. The WWE Unified Tag Team Champions Big Show & Chris Jericho make their way out to the ring. Jericho has the SmackDown trophy in hand and the fans are booing them.

Show says despite what happened last night, he is still a proud member of the RAW roster. Jericho says Show proved his loyalty to their tag team is more than his loyalty to RAW. Show says he has something to tell Jericho. Jericho has something to tell him too, he says. Jericho congratulates Show on ending the tyranny of DX. Jericho keeps cutting Big Show off.

Show says he did what he did for his own career. He says he struck a deal with Teddy Long and since SmackDown won the match at Bragging Rights, he is the new #1 contender to Undertaker’s World Heavyweight Title. The camera cuts to the parking lot where NASCAR drivers Kyle Busch and Joey Legano are outside doing doughnuts. The cars are wrapped in WWE ads. Busch and Logano each have a Bella Twin on their arms. They enter the ring and grab mics.

Busch says that’s how you make an entrance and talks about being a fan of WWE. Busch talks about what Big Show did and says he understands. They shake hands. Joey won’t shake Show’s hands and says what he did last night was weak. Busch apologizes for Joey’s behavior, calling him young and dumb. They say Buffalo hasn’t made it to the playoffs since Hulkamania. Busch disses Terrell Owens. Joey announces Big Show vs. Triple H tonight. Busch puts Jericho in a match against Kofi Johnston… Kingston, he corrects himself. Kofi’s music hits and out he comes as we go to commercial.

Chris Jericho vs. Kofi Kingston

Back from the break and the bell rings. Kofi and Jericho lock up but Jericho goes out to the floor and stalls coming back in the ring. They go at it again and Kofi takes it to the corner. Jericho shoves him out of it. Jericho comes back with a kick and right hands. Kofi fights back and hits a big dropkick on Jericho for a 2 count.

More kicks and another 2 count by Kofi. Jericho chokes Kofi on the ropes ala Christian. Kofi rolls Jericho up for another 2 count. Jericho with a side headlock. Jericho with a big shoulder block off the ropes. They run the ropes and Kofi drops Jericho with a big elbow. Jericho goes to the floor but Kofi flies over the top rope onto him.

Kofi leaps on Jericho’s shoulders with right hands but gets slammed down to the mat. Jericho hits a springboard kick off the ropes onto Kofi, knocking him from the apron and to the floor. We go back to commercial break.

Back from the break and Jericho has controlled Kofi through the commercial, throwing him face first into the ring post. Jericho has a sleeper variation applied now. Kofi rolls Jericho up for another 2 count. Jericho comes right back with a big clothesline. 2 count by Jericho. Jericho taunts Kofi now. Kofi fights back, taking it to the corner. Jericho goes for the running bulldog but Kofi counters and shoves him into the corner. Kofi knocks Jericho down with forearms, a dropkick and a big right hand. Kofi hits the Boom Drop. Jericho rolls up and goes for the Walls of Jericho. Kofi counters but Jericho hits an enziguri for a 2 count.

Back from the break and Jericho has controlled Kofi through the commercial, throwing him face first into the ring post. Jericho has a sleeper variation applied now. Kofi rolls Jericho up for another 2 count. Jericho comes right back with a big clothesline. 2 count by Jericho. Jericho taunts Kofi now. Kofi fights back, taking it to the corner. Jericho goes for the running bulldog but Kofi counters and shoves him into the corner. Kofi knocks Jericho down with forearms, a dropkick and a big right hand. Kofi hits the Boom Drop. Jericho rolls up and goes for the Walls of Jericho. Kofi counters but Jericho hits an enziguri for a 2 count. They go to the top and Jericho tries for a superplex. Kofi pushes him to the mat and nails the crossbody. Jericho rolls over the pin attempt and gets a 2 count. Kof hits the Russian leg sweep and goes for Trouble in Paradise. Jericho catches him in mid-air and turns it into a Walls of Jericho. Kofi rolls that over for a 2 count. Jericho nails the Codebreaker out of nowhere but only gets a 2 count as Kofi’s foot was on the ropes. Jericho argues with the referee and turns around to a Trouble in Paradise for the pinfall and the win.

Winner: Kofi Kingston

We see Kofi Kingston heading up the ramp when Randy Orton comes out and attacks him. Orton throws him off the stage to the floor and we go to commercial.

- Back from the break and Josh Matthews asks Randy Orton backstage why he attacked Kofi. Orton says he would still be WWE Champion if it wasn’t for Kofi and he’s just getting started with revenge on Kofi. Legacy walk up and tell Josh to leave. They say they agree with Orton. They have a gift for Orton, to thank him for what he’s done for them. They run over and lift a cover off a NASCAR stock car. Orton is painted on the front of it and it looks kinda cool. Orton likes it. Ted says even though they have had their differences, he is still their leader. They say they have another surprise for Orton tonight involving Cena and soon the WWE Title will come back to Legacy. They leave whiul

- Eve Torres is talking to Kyle Busch and Joey Legano about an upcoming race when Jack Swagger walks up. He says they have a lot in common - young, successful champions and proven winners. They say they’re going to announce John Cena’s next Championship opponent tonight. Swagger likes this and tries to impress Eve. The Miz walks up and introduces himself as US Champion and the only person representing RAW who won last night. He says he deserves a WWE Title shot. Miz kisses Eve on the hand and she cringes.

- Back from the break and we get a promo for Sheamus. He will be making his RAW debut tonight and Michael Cole calls him one of the hottest free agents coming to RAW.

Melina and Santino Marella vs. Chavo Guerrero and Jillian Hall

Out comes the WWE Divas Champion Melina and her partner Santino Marella. Out next are their opponents, Jillian and Chavo Guerrero. Santino and Chavo start things out. Santino with a big back drop and an elbow. Santino goes for the salute drop but misses. Chavo stomps away.

Chavo takes control for a minute before Santino fights back with some comedy moves. Jillian is tagged in. She slaps Santino and he tags in Melina. She and Jillian trade shots. Melina ducks a clothesline with her Matrix move. Jillian clotheslines Jillian. Hornswoggle comes to the apron. He’s dressed like DXswoggle again. Melina goes for a pin but the referee doesn’t see it and Jillian hits the ropes. Melina hits her leg drop finisher for the pinfall and the win.

Winners: Santino Marella and Melina

- After the match, Hornswoggle celebrates with Melina and Santino in the ring. A man walks in the ring and hands Hornswoggle a neon green envelope. Hornswoggle goes over to Jerry Lawler and shows him the paper. It’s a cease and desist order from DX to stop wearing their outfits. Hornswoggle walks away looking sad and confused.

- Justin Roberts is in the ring introducing John Cena when Legacy’s music hits and out comes Ted DiBiase and Cody Rhodes to the ring. Cody takes the mic and says the Champ is not here. Ted says just because Orton can’t face Cena for the WWE Title, doesn’t mean they can’t. Ted says at Survivor Series, they will bring the belt back to Legacy. Ted makes a challenge to Cena to face them one-on-one or a handicap match. Cena’s music hits and out comes the WWE Champion to a big pop.

Cena says last night was the best in WWE competing in one final showdown and talks about the match. Cena says his rivalry with Orton needed to end and it did. Cena says he beat Orton and earned the right to say no more. Cena says they haven’t earned the right to a WWE Title shot. Cena says he’s been talking with Busch and Legano about Legacy having a match tonight. He introduces their opponents and it’s MVP and Mark Henry. We go to commercial.

MVP and Mark Henry vs. Legacy
Back from the break and MVP is going at it with Ted. Cody comes in for some double teaming and keeps working on MVP. Cody with an armlock on MVP. MVP fights out and tags in Mark Henry. Henry drops Cody a few times and hits a big headbutt. Henry’s knee gets taken out by Ted and Cody falls on him for a 2 count. Ted is tagged in and he comes in swinging at Henry. Cody comes in, chokes Henry and Ted comes right back in and choke Henry on the ropes.

Cody is in now with a choke on Henry. He tries for a cheapshot on MVP but the ref stops MVP from coming in and is distracted. Ted runs in and works on Henry’s leg some more. 2 count by Cody on Henry. Henry fights out of the face lock but Cody comes right back and locks it again. Henry ower powers Cody and drops him. Ted and MVP come in. MVP tosses Ted and hits the knee to the jaw and his Ballin’ elbow. 2 count by MVP. The referee is distracted as Henry clotheslines Cody and MVP rolls him up for the pinfall and the win.

Winners: MVP and Mark Henry

- Legacy are in the ring arguing with the referee when Randy Orton makes his way to the ring. Orton says he understands the terms of last night but he doesn’t care, he’s entitled to a rematch with John Cena for the WWE Title and he will do whatever he has to get the belt back. Kofi Kingston appears on the big screen and tells Orton nobody cares what he says. Kofi is backstage, standing on Orton’s NASCAR car. Kofi says he loves how durable these cars are and pushes a big box into it. It pisses Orton off. Kofi pulls out a key and starts keying Orton’s car. Then he pulls out a crowbar and tears the car up some more. Orton is fuming in the ring. Kofi gets a bucket of orange paint and pours it all over the hood. Pretty much it. We go to commercial.

Evan Bourne vs. The Miz

Eve Torres is the special ring announcer for this match. Out first comes Evan Bourne followed by the WWE US Champion The Miz. They lock up and Miz kicks Bourne back into the ropes. Miz takes Bourne down and gets a 2 count. They trade kicks until Miz puts a knee to the face on the ropes. Miz with a backdrop and another 2 count. Miz with a modified camel clutch using the arms. Bourne fights out of it but Miz rolls through it. Bourne with two knees to the face and a 2 count.

Bourne with a series of kicks and a 2 count. Miz rams Bourne into the corner with shoulder thrusts. Miz beats Bourne down in the corner when Jack Swagger comes walking out to ringside. Miz beats Bourne down in the corner. Swagger takes the mic and faces Eve Torres. He says nobody is watching Miz wrestle, they’re all watching Eve watch him. Miz kicks at Swagger but misses. Miz comes out to the floor to confront Swagger. They come face to face and Bourne flies over the top on both of them while the referee is counting. Bourne makes it back and Miz is counted out.

Winner by Count Out: Evan Bourne

- Miz chases Swagger up the ramp and we get a graphic for Big Show vs. Triple H tonight and go to commercial.

- Back from the break and it’s announced that Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne will host next week’s RAW.

Jamie Noble vs. Sheamus

Jamie Noble is waiting in the ring when Kyle Busch and Joey Legano appear on the big screen. They bring out RAW’s newest star, Sheamus. Sheamus takes the mic and says he’s here on RAW to make an impression. Noble strikes first with kicks but Sheamus knocks him out to the floor with a shoulder.

Sheamus brings Noble back in the ring, works him over and gets a 2 count. Sheamus does a torture rack type move until Noble fights out. Noble kicks but Sheamus tosses him back into the corner. Sheamus charges but Noble moves out of the way. Noble tries for a roll up but Sheamus grabs him by the throat and tosses him into the corner. Knees from Sheamus as we get some boring chants from the crowd. Sheamus drops a big knee on Noble and works on the neck. Sheamus ends up hitting a big kick to the head for the pinfall and the win.

Winner: Sheamus

- Backstage we see DX walking around as we go back to commercial break

Big Show vs. Triple H

The World Tag Team Champions Big Show and Chris Jericho wait in the ring while DX make their entrance for this singles match. Triple H takes the mic before the match and says he met with Busch and Legano earlier. The match has been changed to a Lumberjack match. The Lumberjacks are the guys on RAW that Big Show screwed over, says Triple H. Out comes Chavo Guerrero, MVP, Mark Henry, Kofi, Miz, Jack Swagger, Santino Marella, Primo, Chris Masters and one or two others. Jericho sees this and flees through the crowd. HBK takes the mic and says this is also a No DQ Lumberjack match which means the Lumberjacks can do anything they want. HBK tells the referee he’s not needed and brings out the special guest referee - John Cena. Cena comes out in a referee shirt and hits the ring.

Triple H pulls the ropes down and sends Big Show to the floor. Chavo, The Miz and other RAW stars attack Show as we go to commercial break.

Back from the break and Triple H and Big Show are going at it in the ring. Triple H gets on Show’s back. During the break, the RAW stars attacked Show on the floor but he knocked most of them right back down. Triple H is trying to put Show down with the sleeper now. Show slams Triple H to the mat. Triple H tries to scoop slam Show but he falls on top of him for a 2 count. Show catches Triple H with a big spear.

Show taunts HBK from inside the ring while he stands on Triple H. Show knocks Triple H down again and walks over his back. Triple H gets up with right hands but Show drops him with a big side slam. Show with a headbutt now and another. Show hits Triple H with more kicks and headbutts, then a scoop slam. Chris Masters tries to get involved and Show brings him in the ring by his head. Show hits the knockout punch on Masters. Triple H staggers Show with a knee to the head and a couple splashes. He comes off the ropes again but Show grabs him for a chokeslam. Triple H counters it with a DDT and a 2 count.

Triple H goes for a Pedigree but Show counters it with a big backdrop. Show climbs to the second rope and splashes down on Triple H. He makes a pin and Cena counts to 2 before stopping, faking a hand injury. Show gets in Cena’s face. He turns around to a double dropkick from Primo and Chavo. Swagger and Miz clothesline him in the corner but get dumped. Henry splashes Show in the corner and MVP hits his big kick. Bourne hits the SSP on Show. Santino comes in and does some comedy. Show gets up and chokeslams Santino. Kofi hits Trouble in Paradise on Show and Cena drops him with an Attitude Adjustment. HBK comes in the ring and Triple H holds up a SmackDown shirt, laying it on Show. HBK staggers Show with Sweet Chin Music and Triple H nails the Pedigree for the pinfall and the win.

Winner: Triple H

- HBK and DX celebrate in the ring when the music plays and out comes Kyle Busch and Joey Legano. They have been thinking all night about who should face Cena at Survivor Series and they couldn’t agree until they found one guy who put them on the same page. The music hits and out comes Hornswoggle, still dressed in DX gear. They announce that it will be Shawn Michaels vs. Triple H vs. John Cena for the WWE Title at Survivor Series. RAW goes off the air with DX and Cena looking at each other in the ring.

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