Daniel Bryan got no reaction when he made his entrance. I'm all for the music, but if this continues they will have to 'rock' the track up a bit.
John Morrison was, once again, very impressive at the PPV, but if he keeps taking risks like that, his career wont last long.
The 'future' of the WWE has now tapped out twice to Daniel Bryan. Does this 'hurt' The Miz's progress? I say not. I think the fued between the two have gotten both men 'over' with the fans even more. The program between them shown just how good Bryan is, while The Miz unleashed his vicious side, which we hadn't seen until this point. The future looks bright for both men.
I actually thought Natalya and Michelle McCool had a good match. My only annoyance with it was the outcome. If McCool was not married to 'The Deadman', then she wouldn't be employed by the company, so giving her all these lengthly title runs, wins and unification matches just taints all these so called 'accomplishments'.
Right then, this was supposed to be a quick recap and its turning into anything but, so without further ado, lets get to it.
Randy Orton beat Sheamus.
Sheamus lost to Orton.
Again.
Sheamus did have a good 'showing', but in the end he fell short.
Again.
Randy climbed the Cell.
With the WWE Title tied around his waist.
Backwards.
Cena kicked out of The Wasteland.
Wade Barret kicked out of the FU.
But then a 'fan' ran into the ring and helped distract the referee.
So Husky Harris could hit Cena and cost him the match.
The announcers didn't know who Husky Harris.
Even though he was a 'big' name on NXT Season 2.
But then again that probably explains it.
As no one watched NXT Season 2.
I did though.
Not really.
Kane is still champ.
After Paul Bearer turned on The Undertaker and damaged him with Takers' only weakness.
LIGHT!
Well actually a torch.
Inside an urn.
And a dull one at that.
This could have all been avoided if Taker saw Bearer wearing that red tie.
He could have took out the batteries.
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