WWE: "No Way Out" Results

[Austin 34]

In Order of the show...

Chavo Guerrero defeated CM Punk to retain the ECW Championship

The Undertaker won the Smackdown/ECW Elimination Chamber

Ric Flair defeated Mr. Kennedy

Edge defeated Rey Mysterio to retain the World Heavyweight Championship

John Cena defeated Randy Orton via DQ; Orton retains the WWE Championship

Triple H. won the Raw Elimination Chamber Match



So this means Edge will defend the title against the Undertaker and Orton will defend against Triple H. (unless things change between now and next month)

[Clemfield2622]

yay, just what everyone wants, another HHH title reign from Wrestlemania to to SummerSlam until he takes time off when Steph has his next kid

[Austin 34]

yay, just what everyone wants, another HHH title reign from Wrestlemania to to SummerSlam until he takes time off when Steph has his next kid

Yep pretty much. I was shocked Triple H allowed Jeff Hardy to kick out after a pedigree but he got another in and won. Probably that was the deal... sell Jeff Hardy's "heart" and he can then have the win and he will no doubt get the title at Wrestlemania. Then after Wrestlemania it will be Cena vs Triple H and I'm sure Cena will win it so that Triple H can have time off.

[dmbfn40]

I missed the first match because I was watching the Sabres/Pens game. I ordered just before the Smackdown elimination match started. I should have kept my money, one of the worst pay-per-views I have seen in a long time. The way cena/Orton ended was horrible. The Smackdown elimination match was predictable. Edge/Rey, was it even a match, lasted like 3 minutes. The Raw elimination match was OK, but the ending was terrible, what was the point of having Hardy kick out only to get pinned 30 seconds later. If they wanted to show his heart at least have the match last another 5 minutes.

[Wing Eater]

I missed the first match because I was watching the Sabres/Pens game. I ordered just before the Smackdown elimination match started. I should have kept my money, one of the worst pay-per-views I have seen in a long time. The way cena/Orton ended was horrible. The Smackdown elimination match was predictable. Edge/Rey, was it even a match, lasted like 3 minutes. The Raw elimination match was OK, but the ending was terrible, what was the point of having Hardy kick out only to get pinned 30 seconds later. If they wanted to show his heart at least have the match last another 5 minutes.

Really? The Big Show getting busted open by Mayweather was predictable? I didn't see the ppv, but heard the matches were very good. Maybe the result was a little predictable, but the way they played out had suspense.

[WNYWrestlingFan]

Never thought of the Mania main event ending that way with Trips winning the belt before he takes a couple months off again.. I thought my months of trip planning for Mania weekend(including ROH, TNA, UXW, HOF, Mania, RAW and more) was all going down the tubes when Cena won the Royal Rumble. Hopefully Trips does win...

Edge and Rey was short because Rey is legit injured, and was probably told he shouldn't wrestle but instead they kept it very short.

[JP Losmania7]

i thought it was good...it left alot open for wrestlemania

[dmbfn40]

Really? The Big Show getting busted open by Mayweather was predictable? I didn't see the ppv, but heard the matches were very good. Maybe the result was a little predictable, but the way they played out had suspense.

Oh yeah, thanks for reminding me, The Big Show/Mayweather story line is horrible. Yeah Ok Big Show is gonna "fight" Mayweather at Wrestlemania.

[Wing Eater]

Oh yeah, thanks for reminding me, The Big Show/Mayweather story line is horrible. Yeah Ok Big Show is gonna "fight" Mayweather at Wrestlemania.

It is far better than the Pacman Jones crap that TNA put out there. Plus Mayweather is the biggest PPV draw out there, so it is a great way for Vince to pump up the buy rates.

Guess we'll see how this plays out, but I think it has potential. Mayweather is a great trash talker, and the WWE should get some real good interviews out of him. His promotional stuff he did for the DeLaHoya fight was funny as hell. Plus Big Show looks in better shape than I've seen him since his early WCW days. I really think this angle could get over.

[WNYWrestlingFan]

Big Show was also training to be a boxer for a large majority of the 14 months he was gone, but realized he probably couldn't make a career out of it at his age.