Summer Slam Results ?

Question

All of em pleas i know I am watchin RAW right now Noble gettin *** Kicked by JBL but what happened last night?

Answer 1

HHH .VS. Great Khali:

Using a devastating Pedigree, WWE Champion Triple H toppled his largest opponent ever – the 7-foot, 3-inch, 420-pound Great Khali – to retain his title at the Biggest Blockbuster of the Summer.

In their first-ever match, The Game and the Punjabi Giant exchanged a series of attacks with one goal in mind – the WWE Championship.

In the weeks leading up to SummerSlam, both Superstars made their intentions known in encounters on SmackDown – neither was backing down from the other.

First, The King of Kings took on The Great Khali in a risky Indian Broken Glass Arm Wrestling Contest. But before a winner could be determined, the Punjabi Giant head butted the champion and crushed his head with an overpowering Vise Grip. Then, just one week later on SmackDown, the two clashed again with The Game knocking the giant off of his feet and out of the ring. In both SmackDown encounters, The Game failed to lock The Great Khali in the Pedigree.

But at SummerSlam, The King of Kings was able to battle back from sessions in the Khali Vise Grip and a vicious Khali Chop to apply his signature move and pick up the victory and retain the gold.

Since coming to SmackDown from Raw via the 2008 WWE Draft, Triple H has rocked Edge’s world with hidden video footage of the Rated-R Superstar. And now, The Game has defeated the 420-pound Punjabi Giant. Who or what can stop The King of Kings?

Undertaker .VS. Edge:

Edge’s path to salvation ended at SummerSlam, when Undertaker returned and sent the Rated-R Superstar straight to h**l after a destructive and demonic h**l in a Cell Match.

After being banished at One Night Stand at the hands of Edge and his wife, SmackDown General Manager Vickie Guerrero, The Phenom’s resurgence at SummerSlam may have banished Edge to a much worse place, and has sent notice to all of WWE – Undertaker is back. And with all due respect to SmackDown’s GM, h**l hath no fury like The Deadman scorned.

While Edge’s recent attitude change made the WWE Universe believe he could withstand the onslaught that was expected, nothing could prepare anyone for the damning the Rated-R Superstar faced in the “Devil’s Playground.” Despite his best efforts – including an incredible running spear through the announce tables after the Cell broke open during the contest, the use of a ladder and many other weapons – Edge could not overcome the anger-fueled attacks of The Phenom. After a devastating Tombstone sealed the win for Undertaker, he unleashed his aggression on the Rated-R Superstar, chokeslamming Edge from the top of a ladder through the ring.

Just as it seemed that Undertaker was content with this destruction, he raised his hands in the air, and flames erupted from underneath the ring where Edge had just sunk in. What does this mean for the Ultimate Opportunist?

Now that Undertaker has seemingly earned his revenge, will the WWE Universe see Edge ever again? Will The Deadman turn his attention to Edge’s bride and make Guerrero pay for her part in his banishment?

CM Punk .VS. JBL:

After constantly being called an undeserving World Heavyweight Champion by John “Bradshaw” Layfield, CM Punk endured yet another challenging opponent when he pinned the self-proclaimed “wrestling god” at SummerSlam.

When the Straightedge Superstar exercised his title match opportunity, cashing in his Money in the Bank Ladder Match reward from WrestleMania and taking advantage of a semi-conscious Edge, it was met with some controversy. JBL was not quiet when it came to his opinion of the title’s validity being compromised – even after he challenged and lost to CM Punk the night the Straightedge Superstar captured the gold.

JBL earned this SummerSlam showdown on Raw when General Manager Mike Adamle called for the Longhorn Loudmouth & Chris Jericho to take on Punk in a Handicap Match under the stipulation that whoever pinned Punk would earn a World Heavyweight Title Match. JBL’s fortunate cover of the World Heavyweight Champion was widely criticized.

Despite his vast claims, JBL failed to make the most of his opening at SummerSlam, only adding himself to Punk’s list of victims since fastening the gold around his waist.

Matt Hardy .VS. Mark Henry:

Forty percent of the WWE Universe predicted Mark Henry would remain ECW Champion after SummerSlam, but nobody could have guessed how the events of the night would unfold. After challenger Matt Hardy fell victim to an attack by WWE Hall of Famer Tony Atlas, and Henry retained the gold via disqualification, Jeff Hardy rushed to his brother's side and leveled Atlas before the siblings teamed up on Henry for a double-suplex.

The lack of closure in Indianapolis simply adds more fuel to the fiery rivalry between Hardy and the World’s Strongest Champion. Their SummerSlam contest was arranged just two days after Henry retained the gold at The Great American Bash. Since that day, Henry has shown nothing but confidence and the challenger has been a poster image of determination.

Last week on ECW, the competitors were forced to work together in tag team action. Despite earning a win, their temporary alliance proved to be mission impossible when the ECW Champion buried Hardy with the World’s Strongest Slam.

Hardy has endured attack after attack from Mark Henry and his associates, but the zealous Superstar continues to fight. How much more will he have to endure in order to be ECW Champion?

Batista .VS. John Cena:

Two of the most dominant WWE Superstars of this decade – Batista and John Cena – weaved very parallel career paths that ultimately intersected at SummerSlam, and the eagerly anticipated one-on-one confrontation ended with The Animal roaring in victory.

The blockbuster battle more than six years in the making was a match for the ages. When both men first debuted in 2002, perhaps only a few of sports-entertainment’s most erudite maestros could foresee the achievements that awaited Cena and Batista.

From their initial appearances on SmackDown to each man’s respective World Championship triumph at WrestleMania 21 (the first of several for both), The Animal and the Chain Gang Commander would permanently alter the WWE landscape.

Their first-ever singles bout at SummerSlam was no different, as the Biggest Blockbuster of the Summer bore one of the most memorable and iconic collisions for all time. But, like other much lauded SummerSlam showdowns including WWE Hall of Famer Bret “Hit Man” Hart vs. British Bulldog in 1992 and “Stone Cold” Steve Austin vs. Undertaker in ’98, only one man could emerge the victor.

Each Superstar familiar with having the distinct strength advantage, the very recent former co-holders of the World Tag Team Titles unleashed a torrent of power moves that would have easily finished many other contenders. They even ventured into the submission realm; Cena locking in the STFU and Batista clinching his mentor Ric Flair’s signature Figure-Four Leglock.

Toe-to-toe they stood until the clash of resilience and raw force came to a climactic close. The Animal earlier recovered from an earth-rattling FU and returned the favor by catching a high-flying Cena mid-air for a modified Batista Bomb. When the Chain Gang Commander mustered the gumption to kick out, The Animal went rabid, into an even fiercer mode.

With that, Batista hoisted his rival for yet another tumultuous powerbomb, covered him and proved himself to be three seconds better than John Cena on this historic night.

With this mammoth win over a fellow Raw Superstar and top contender, The Animal has unquestionably clawed his way back to the World Heavyweight Championship track. Don’t expect, however, to not see Cena pick himself up and climb his way back to the top alongside Batista … potentially for a rematch the entire WWE Universe would clamor to witness.

MVP .VS. Jeff Hardy:

Tonight at the Biggest Blockbuster of the Summer, a fired-up MVP overcame the high-flying Jeff Hardy in a hard fought bout, thanks in part to the involvement of United States Champion Shelton Benjamin.

The match proved to be a furious battle from the very beginning. With a combination of fast-paced maneuvers and grueling holds, the personal animosity between both Superstars kept them fighting to the bitter end. Every time it looked like MVP might put him away, Hardy refused to give up. Then, when it looked as if the Legend Thriller had overcome MVP and was going to deliver a winning Swanton Bomb, United States Champion Shelton Benjamin emerged from nowhere and distracted Hardy long enough for Porter to turn the tables and pick up the victory.

Benjamin has lived in the backdrop of MVP collision course with Jeff Hardy over the past several weeks. Spawned from the foundations of a heated conflict between the Ballin’ Superstar and Hardy’s brother, Matt, their hatred has grown into a towering inferno. A controversial VIP Lounge where MVP openly exploited Hardy’s personal mishaps from the past year – setbacks that had caused him to miss WrestleMania XXIV and lose his home – ignited the rivalry. Hardy’s retaliation was a Twist of Fate after MVP’s match the following week and the Franchise Playa’s subsequent interference in three of Hardy’s matches fueled the flame. And Hardy’s Stereo Swanton Bomb on both MVP and the reigning United States Champion Benjamin after the Ballin’ Superstar’s third sneak attack set the fuse that would to lead to their explosive SummerSlam showdown.

Despite the outcome of this match, it could be Shelton Benjamin who feels the ultimate fury when all is said and done.

Winners Take All:

The unlikely lovebirds prevailed to win the gold at the Biggest Blockbuster of the Summer. After defeating Kofi Kingston & Mickie James in the Winners Take All Match at SummerSlam, Santino Marella is the new Intercontinental Champion and Beth Phoenix is the new Women’s Champion.

When Raw General Manager Mike Adamle made the “Adamle Original” match, the rules stated the titles would go to the team getting the pinfall or submission. After James hit Marella with a brutal DDT, The Glamazon retaliated and pinned the Diva for the intergender tag team win. Phoenix is now a two-time Women’s Champion, and Marella is a two-time holder of the Intercontinental Title.

After the match, Phoenix proved her strength once again when she carried her unibrow-sporting, gold-toting boyfriend up the ramp in celebration. That’s amore! With “Glamarella” holding two very prestigious WWE titles, will anyone be able to stop this unlikely couple?

HBK's Annoucement:

The mood suddenly turned solemn at the Conseco Fieldhouse as Shawn Michaels stepped out in front of the WWE Universe with his wife Rebecca to make an announcement that all our WWE fans have been both awaiting and fearing at the same time. That sentiment turned to disgust thanks to Chris Jericho.

If it weren’t for the despicable actions of Jericho in the first place, Michaels wouldn’t be in this situation with his potential retirement looming in the air. In multiple altercations with the man formerly referred to as Y2J, Michaels has injured and re-injured his eye, even possibly detaching his retina.

After Michaels announced that he would take his doctor’s advice and hang up his boots, Chris Jericho’s music blasted through the arena to interrupt The Showstopper’s emotional farewell. What followed was a war of words between the two, but the situation then escalated to unimaginable heights.

Following Jericho demanding that Michaels tell his wife, his children and all the WWE Universe that Jericho was the reason that HBK had to retire, a proud Michaels agreed only if Jericho went home and told his own wife and children that he will never be The Showstopper. These words sent his rival over the edge. In an attempt to attack HBK, Jericho missed and struck Michaels’ wife Rebecca instead.

Immediately after, Michaels dropped down by his wife’s side tending to her and holding her in his arms. The whole time Michaels and WWE officials cared for Rebecca, Jericho just stared on as he slowly backed his way up the ramp to the locker room area.

There is no doubt that even though Jericho may believe he has matured and is looking to take his career to new heights as his own savior, he has - in reality - only sunk lower then ever before, especially following his inexcusable actions at SummerSlam.

Also, where does this leave HBK? Can he truly walk away after what Jericho did to his wife?

Answer 2

nobodys reading that lol

Answer 3

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MVP vs. Jeff Hardy

There is no mention of Mick Foley by Jim Ross or Tazz. Referee Charles Robinson calls for the bell and we're underway. The match opens with Hardy taking MVP down with stiff rights. MVP leaves the ring, Hardy follows. MVP gets back in the ring. Hardy pulls him outside and builds offense. Hardy rolls MVP back in the ring and gets a one count. Scoop slam from Hardy as he goes over the top rope off the apron with a leg drop for another quick cover. 'Hardy' chants from the crowd. This is Jeff Hardy's first SummerSlam appearance in 7 years. MVP starts a counter but Hardy counters with an armbar, sending MVP down to the mat. Back on their feet, Hardy wrenches in the arm bar. MVP gets to the ropes and regroups in the corner. They exchange kicks, Hardy gets the upper hand and gives more kicks followed by rights to the face of MVP. MVP goes to the corner and is whipped coast-to-coast. Finally MVP counters with a running belly-to-belly suplex. MVP gets his first cover for a two count. MVP locks in a submission hold on Hardy. Loud Hardy chants. Hardy is on the mat with MVP above him wrenching in on the submission hold. Hot crowd tries to cheer Hardy on but MVP uses elbows to Hardy's neck. MVP locks in a cross face.

Hardy counters and tries to roll through but MVP counters and applies a single leg Boston crab. MVP wrenches back on the hold, Charles Robinson checks for submission. Hardy makes it to the ropes to break the hold. MVP pin points the back of the spine of Jeff Hardy with kicks. Hardy is on the apron, fights MVP off. Hardy goes for a high risk spot, leaving his feet, as he eats a right from MVP. MVP goes for a cover - he gets a two count. MVP picks Hardy up and sets him up in the corner. MVP hits the tree of woe. MVP slams Hardy's head off the canvas in the corner. MVP pulls him off the turnbuckles and goes for a cover. Two count. MVP picks Hardy up about his head, Hardy counters with a neckbreaker. Double count out is started. Hardy hits a kneel kick. MVP counters Hardy's double kick. MVP goes for another cover. Two count. MVP whips Hardy into the ropes. He hits a double kick, sending Hardy to his knees. MVP sets Hardy up for a kick, Hardy counters. Both men are back to the mat - double count out restarted.

Russian leg sweep from Hardy leads to a cover and another near fall. Hardy puts MVP into the corner and stomps away at his midsection. MVP gets to his feet, Jeff counters with a sunset flip. Hardy goes off the top with Whisper in the Wind. He goes back up to the top and jumps on Shelton Benjamin on the outside. Hardy goes back to the top, misses the Swanton on MVP on the mat. MVP lands the drive by kick and pins Hardy for the three count.

Winner - MVP

Kofi Kingston (c) & Mickie James (c) vs. Beth Phoenix & Santino Marella

Winners Take All Tag Team Match

WWE Women's Champion Mickie James is out first. WWE Intercontinental Champion Kofi Kingston is out next. This match is for both titles as the winners take all. Beth and Santino, the challengers, come out to Santino's music. The referee holds both titles up to signify they are both on the line. Santino is sporting a new blue singlet. Beth and Mickie start things out. Beth picks Mickie up, she lands on her feet. Mickie works to mount offense. Beth whips Mickie off the ropes. Mickie hits a dropkick to the knee of Beth. Mickie gets a cover for a one count. Santino is tagged in. He goes after Mickie but she pokes him in the eye. Mickie takes Santino down. Tag from Mickie as Kofi hits a cross body off the top rope. Kofi whips Marella in the corner, gets on him and delivers right hands. Kofi sends Santino to the outside with an uppercut. Beth talks c**p to Santino on the outside as Mickie knocks her to the outside. Kofi teases a swan dive out of the ring as Beth and Marella argue. Santino jumps in Beth's arms.

Santino finally builds offense but not for long as Kofi counters. Beth is tagged in. She goes to work with kicks on Kofi Kingston. Marella gets tagged in and hits a snap suplex on Kofi. Marella locks in a submission hold on Kofi. Kofi gets to his feet but Santino tags in Beth. Santino and Kofi butted heads. Mickie is tagged in. Mickie goes to work on Beth. Mickie takes it too Beth and knocks Santino off the apron. Hurricanrana from Mickie on Beth. Mickie goes to the top and right on Beth. Mickie goes for the counter as Santino makes the save. Kofi gets in but flips over the top to the outside. Mickie hits her DDT on Santino. This allows Beth to go to work on Mickie. Beth lands her finisher and gets the three count on Mickie James.

Winners - Beth Phoenix (new WWE Women's Champion) & Santino Marella (new WWE Intercontinental Champion)

Shawn Michaels' Announcement

Shawn Michaels comes out with his wife Rebeka. Shawn is wearing jeans and a sports coat. Loud chants for Michaels. Michaels says first of all that he would like to thank everyone that has supported them. His wife looks distraught. HBK says that he recently had an appointment to have a re-evaluation for his eye. He says that due to complications with his eye on top of problems with his knees and back - his doctor's recommendation was for him to walk away. Michaels says that the doctor said it was ultimately his decision. Michaels says that he and his wife have decided that it is time for him to heed the doctor's advise and walk away.

Michaels says he has had a wonderful career and that he regrets nothing. He talks about his first SummerSlam and thanks fans for letting him be the Heart Break Kid, the headliner, the show stopper, and even Mr. WrestleMania. He says he's known for other things such as s******g Bret Hart and forming DX. He says he's the guy that innovated the ladder match, lost his smile, and retired Ric Flair. He says now he will be known for something else - full time father and full time husband. HBK says he knows that this isn't going to be a popular decision but he knows that it is the right one. Jericho's music plays as the pyro explodes. Jericho comes out wearing a full suit and tie.

Jericho says 'No'. HBK asks him what he said - Jericho repeated him. Jericho said he's not going to let him retire. Jericho says that he is going to admit that he is walking away from the business because of Chris Jericho and he wants Michaels to admit that right now. HBK tells Jericho if he has the slightest bit of human dignity that he'll get out of the ring right now. Jericho refuses and tells him that he wants HBK to admit that he did it - it was the eye injury that Jericho gave him that caused him to return. Jericho says he has earned the right to hear HBK say that he put him out. Jericho says that he wants Michaels' last moment of his career to be that Jericho put him out for good. He says Michaels' epitaph should read 'Shawn Michaels - the guy that was forced to walk out of the wrestling business because of Chris Jericho'.

Michaels says 'OK I'll admit it' that he'll sit his family down when he gets home and tell them that he was put out by a selfless human being. Michaels says that he wants Jericho to go home to his family and tell them that he will never be Shawn Michaels. Jericho takes out Michaels' wife. Michaels tends to her and looks at Jericho. Staffers hit the ring as Jericho gets out. HBK tells his wife it is going to be OK. Michaels stares at Jericho down the ramp.

Mark Henry (c) vs. Matt Hardy

ECW Championship Match

The following match is for the ECW Championship. The challenger, Matt Hardy is out first. Henry comes out with the belt around his waist and Tony Atlas by his side. The bell rings after the formal introductions by Tony Chimmel and we're underway. Hardy utilizes his speed to hit Twist of Fate early on. Cover by Hardy and Atlas pulls him out of the ring. The bell is rung for Disqualification.

Winner - Matt Hardy via DQ, Henry retains ECW Championship

Jeff Hardy comes out and fight Atlas off Matt. Jeff hits a Swanton Bomb on Atlas. Mark Henry goes after Jeff. Double superplex from Hardys on Henry.

CM Punk (c) vs. John "Bradshaw" Layfield

World Heavyweight Championship Match

John 'Bradshaw' Layfield's limousine pulls to ringside as he gets out to wrestle for the World Heavyweight Championship. World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk comes to the ring to a big pop from the live crowd. Lilian Garcia gives the formal in-ring introductions since the title is on the line.

The bell rings and we're underway. They lock up to start things off. The referee breaks them up in the corner. JBL goes to work on CM Punk with his brawling physical style. Side head lock from JBL on CM Punk. Punk gets to his feet, throws JBL off the ropes. JBL counters with a shoulder block and goes off the ropes himself. CM Punk counters with kicks and ends up knocking JBL down. Punk follows with a drop kick. JBL to the outside, Punk dives through the ropes to the outside. CM Punk gets on the top rope - cross body on JBL as JBL kicks out at one. JBL goes on the offensive, wearing Punk down with his physical style. JBL throws Punk down hard and gets a cover for a two count. JBL lands a hard right hand to the face of Punk. Bradshaw whips Punk into the turnbuckles, sending him to the mat. JBL wears down Punk with a bear hug. Punk tries to escape. The crowd is heavily behind Punk. Punk lands elbows to break the hold. Punk walks right into a Bradshaw boot. JBL gets a cover for a two count.

JBL hits a suplex and gets another near fall. JBL assaults Punk in the middle of the ring. Fall away suplex by JBL. Another cover for two. JBL holds Punk down on the mat in a submission maneuver. Punk tries to rally with the crowd behind him. Punk gets to his feet - he lands elbows to the face of JBL. JBL locks in an abdominal stretch. The referee checks for submission as JBL wrenches back on the hold. Punk counters out of nowhere with a hip toss. Punk's sells his midsection. Punk connects on a high knee on Bradshaw in the corner. Bulldog from Punk. Punk attempts GTS. He eats a JBL clothesline. Three elbows from JBL on Punk on the mat. Another and another! Punk kicks out of JBL's cover as Punk goes back to work with right hands. Bradshaw tries to regain control but he eats arms and forearms from the Champion. Near fall for Punk on Bradshaw. Punk is caught in mid-air by JBL for a cover. Two count. JBL taunts Punk but he goes off the ropes and eats a shot to the jaw.

Punk lands a high knee on the face of Bradshaw but JBL counters and sets Punk up on the top turnbuckle. JBL lands stiff shots on the Punk as he goes to the top to follow. Fall away slam from the top from JBL onto Punk. Both men are down. Punk is busted open in the back of his head. They showed the replay of how Punk was busted open. He and JBL bumped heads - causing him to be busted open hardway. Out of nowhere Punk hits GTS on JBL. He pins him for the three count.

Winner - CM Punk to retain the World Heavyweight Championship

Triple H (c) vs. The Great Khali

WWE Championship Match

The following match is for the WWE Championship. The Great Khali is out first with Ranjin Singh. Triple H makes his extravagant entrance next. Justin Roberts does the formal introductions in the ring. The bell rings and we're underway for the WWE Championship. Khali shoves Hunter. Triple H goes to work with right hands on the big man. Hunter goes for an early pedigree but Khali counters. Khali picks Hunter up and hits a huge choke slam. Khali lifts his arms above his head. Khali locks in the vice grip. Hunter scrambles to get out.

Hunter counters by kicking at the knee cap of Khali. The Game takes him down with a chop block. Khali goes to the outside. Triple H follows but walks right into a huge shot from Khali. Khali throws Hunter into the barrier. Khali rolls Hunter in the ring at six. Khali stomps away at the midsection of the WWE Champion. Khali lands an elbow to the face of Triple H in the corner. The crowd seems dead for the match. Hunter falls down in the middle of the ring. Khali lands a clothesline. Massive 'YOU CAN'T WRESTLE' chants. Khali applies a nerve hold on Triple H on the mat. Hunter finally makes it to his feet as he sells for Khali. Khali picks The Game up and body slams him in the ring. Khali drops a big leg drop and goes for the cover for a two count. Khali locks back in the nerve hold. The crowd is nearly drowning out Jim Ross and Tazz with 'YOU CAN'T WRESTLE' chants.

Triple H finally shows life with right hands. Khali sends Hunter off the ropes, he gives Khali a face buster that Khali takes like well... only Khali can take. Khali gets tangled in the ropes, Hunter tries to capitalize but Hunter eats a boot to the face. Hunter goes for the pedigree but Khali flips him out of the ring over the top rope. Khali reaches over the top rope and tries to take Hunter out. The Game grabs Khali's leg and wraps it around the steel ring post. Khali falls to the outside selling the leg. Hunter gets in the ring. Khali remains on the outside. Khali back on the apron. Triple H greats him but Khali applies the vice grip. Khali applies pressure as Hunter tries to fight out. The Game breaks the hold momentarily but Khali's too strong. Triple H kicks at Khali but Khali pushes him in the corner. Triple H gets out of the way, kicks Khali, he goes for the pedigree. Hunter hits it and gets the three count.

Winner - Triple H to retain the WWE Championship

Batista vs. John Cena

First Time Ever Match

John Cena comes out first for the Raw main event of SummerSlam. The cameras cut to a 'Match of 2008: Cena vs. Batista' sign. The Animal Batista is out next looking as jacked as ever. They lockup to begin the match. Batista shows an early advantage with a shoulder block off the ropes. Cena counters with a hip toss followed by a scoop slam. Batista regroups as Cena looks on. They circle one another again. Cena applies a side headlock. Cena takes Batista down off the ropes. Batista gives Cena a clothesline. Vertical suplex from Batista on Cena in the middle of the ring. Two count.

Cena kicks Batista and lands a suplex of his own. Cover for Cena as it's evenly matched. Side slam from Batista on Cena into an early near fall. Cena goes for an early FU as Batista counters with a vintage Ric Flair chop block. Batista goes to work on the left leg of Cena. Batista locks in the Figure Four leg lock. The referee checks for submission as Batista wrenches back on the hold. Cena grabs the right foot of Batista and attempts to break the hold. Cena goes for the bottom rope. He finally makes it and Batista is forced to break the hold after a count of five. Cena gets Batista up for an FU attempt as he dumps him over the top rope. Cena grabs his knee in the ring as the referee goes out to check on Batista. The referee continues on with the double count out. Batista gets back in as Cena hits two shoulder blocks off the ropes. Side suplex from Cena on Batista. Cena continues to sell his leg.

Cena teases the five knuckle shuffle. Here it comes... he connects on The Animal. Batista pops up, here comes another FU attempt. Batista counters and sends Cena to the mat. A double count out in the ring ensues. Cena gets up at nine, so does Batista. Batista drives Cena into the corner and buries his head in Cena's midsection. Batista whips Cena coast-to-coast, Cena counters but later takes a spinebuster. Batista's looking for the Batista Bomb. Cena reversed it and torqued the knee of Batista. Cena locks in the STFU in the middle of the ring. The referee checks on Batista as Cena wrenches back on the hold. Batista crawls with Cena on top of him towards the ropes. Cena breaks the hold momentarily only to reapply the hold.

Batista finally makes it to the bottom ropes, forcing Cena to break the hold. Batista makes it to his feet but Cena waits on him. Cena for another FU attempt but Batista counters with nearly a rear no choke on the mat. Batista locks in the hold on the canvas. Cena battles out with elbows. Both men are down in the ring. Batista lands a spear on Cena. Batista gets a 2 and three quarters count. Batista goes for a scoop slam but Cena counters and hits the FU. Cena is down after the FU - Cena crawls to Batista and covers him for a two count. Cena goes to the top rope - Batista meets him with a right hand. Batista climbs to the top to duke it out with Cena. They exchange hay makers. The crowd is heavily into the shots as Cena nearly falls off. Cena hits a combo, sending Batista to the mat. Cena stabilizes himself and goes off the top, Batista counters and hits the Batista Bomb. Cena kicks out at two. Batista hits the Batista Bomb in normal fashion and covers Cena for the three count.

Winner ��" Batista

Undertaker vs. Edge

"h**l In A Cell" Match

Edge comes out first for this 'h**l in a Cell' main event. Edge looks excited to get in the 'h**l in a Cell' as he comes down the ramp. Edge awaits the Undertaker. Silence in the arena as Edge looks on. Finally the Undertaker's music plays and the lights go out. Spotlights swarm the arena as the pyros flare up with big balls of fire. The Phenom emerges out of a cloud of smoke at the top of the ramp. Big ovation for Undertaker as he stares down at the 'h**l in a Cell' structure. Jim Ross explains that there have only been 15 'h**l in a Cell' matches and Undertaker has been in 8 of them. Edge is making his debut. Undertaker raises his hands and the lights come up. Edge does not appear intimidated as Undertaker removes his hat.

The match starts with Undertaker in a fighting stance and Edge scurrying with a smile. Edge goes to work with stiff rights on Undertaker. Undertaker pushes him and throws him in the corner. Quick counter from Edge but it results with Undertaker landing a kick to Edge's face. Undertaker gives Edge a headbutt. Undertaker throws Edge out of the ring and follows him to the outside. Undertaker drives Edge into the cage. Undertaker gives a boot to Edge's face. Undertaker delivers several headbutts to Edge on the outside. Undertaker works on the face of Edge on the cage. Undertaker throws Edge shoulder first into the steel ring steps.

We go to a shot of La Familia watching the match backstage. Undertaker works on Edge from the outside with a vintage leg drop on the apron. Undertaker puts the steel ring steps in the ring. Undertaker places them in front of some of the turnbuckles in the corner. Undertaker drops Edge on the steps but Edge counters. Edge slams Undertaker in the steps and connects on a drop kick. Spear from Edge on Undertaker into the steps. Edge gets a table from under the ring. He leans it on one side of the cage. Edge connects with the ring steps on the Undertaker in the ring. Edge goes back to the outside and gets another table from under the ring. Undertaker is dazed in the ring. Edge lands a clothesline on Undertaker and goes back outside of the ring. Edge sets one of the tables on another. Edge goes for a suplex on Undertaker out of the ring onto the tables but Undertaker counters. Choke slam attempt but Undertaker but Edge countered.

Edge gets a chair and lands a shot to the face of Undertaker. Edge gets back in the ring with the chair. He rolls back out to get more weapons. Edge puts a table in the ring. He lands a chair shot while trying to setup a table in the ring. There is now a table setup in the ring along with the steel ring steps. Edge gets a ladder from under the ring. Edge puts it in the ring as he goes to work on Undertaker. Edge gives Undertaker another steel chair shot. Edge sets up a ladder in the ring. Now we have a table, a chair, the ring steps, and a ladder. Edge lands another steel chair shot. He regroups on the ring steps with the Undertaker on the canvas. Edge places Undertaker on the table in the ring. Edge climbs to the top of ladder and goes off it with the chair onto the table. The table breaks with Undertaker on it. JR mentioned Mick Foley when referencing what Edge is capable of doing. Edge got a two count after the spot. Edge gets another chair, sets one up behind Taker's head and goes for the Con-Chair-to. Undertaker counters, dropping Edge with a punch.

Edge is on the apron as Undertaker kicks him off and into the steel. Undertaker grabs another set of ring steps as he connects to the side of Edge's head on the outside. Edge goes for a slam on Undertaker on the outside but Edge puts on the breaks. Edge runs at Undertaker and connects on a spear as the structure collapses. The 'h**l in a Cell' cage has broke off and is on the announce table. Undertaker's arm is bleeding as he works over Edge on the SmackDown announce table. Undertaker throws Edge into the security wall. Undertaker grabs a monitor and goes for a shot on Edge. Edge hits a monitor shot of his own. Edge gives Undertaker another one as he is laid out on the announced table. Edge hits an insane spear spot on Undertaker one of the announce tables. Absolutely insane as the table crumbles. The ECW announce table has been crushed after the spear from Edge. Edge and Undertaker exchange right hands. Edge is leaning on the SmackDown announce table. Street fight on the outside with Undertaker landing stiff right hands.

The match goes to the ring as Edge connects a ladder shot on Undertaker. We cut back to a camera shot of La Familia backstage watching on. Edge hits Undertaker with a TV camera that was under the ring. Edge goes for the cover and gets a two count. Edge runs into a choke slam from Undertaker after a spear attempt in the ring. Undertaker gets a two count and a near fall. Edge hits a low blow on Undertaker. He follows with the impaler DDT. Two count for Edge. Undertaker connects on body shots on Edge and teases Last Ride. He goes for it but Edge counters and hits a spear. Two count from Edge on the Undertaker. Edge delivers a right hand to the face of Undertaker. He gets on him in the corner and hits a couple of more. Undertaker counters with the Last Ride and gets a two count. Undertaker sets Edge up on the steel ring steps in the ring. Undertaker picks Edge up while standing on the steps. Edge counters and slams him down on them. Edge gets a two count and another near fall.

Edge works over Undertaker who is on his knees. Edge mocks Undertaker by trying to go old school with Taker's rope walk on the ropes. Undertaker broke it up. Undertaker sends Edge from the top turnbuckle through the two tables setup on the outside. Edge sells it so well he's noly moving. Undertaker hits a spear in the ring on Edge. Undertaker delivers a camera shot to Edge and picks up a chair. Undertaker puts a chair under Edge's head, he's hits him with another chair. Undertaker picks Edge up and delivers the tombstone piledriver. Three count and Undertaker wins.

Winner ��" Undertaker

After the match La Familia is shown clapping backstage. Undertaker gets to the top of the ramp and comes back to the ring. Undertaker picks Edge up and puts him on the ladder in the ring. Undertaker gets another ladder from under the ring and sets it up in the ring. Undertaker climbs the other ladder and grabs Edge by the head. Undertaker screams at Edge and issues the 'Rest in Peace' cut throat signal. Undertaker chokeslams him off through the ring. Yes, through the ring as the canvas breaks and Edge goes underneath. Undertaker throws a ladder out of the ring. The spot where Edge went under the ring catches on first. It leaves the impression that Undertaker sent Edge straight to h**l as SummerSlam goes off the air.

Answer 4

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