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I like Kane. I like what WWE has done to the Big Red Machine, and that is turn him back into the Big Red Monster. This is what Kane is all about. No jokes, no team-ups with Santino. Kane is raw rage, raw power, and one hell of a scary dude. Unfortunately this match was the train wreck I expected it to be. You have an angry John Cena who just wants to brawl, and for some reason, it just does not work in this situation. I really hoped I would have been proven wrong. To make matters worse, it ended in a double-count out. The brawl continued all around the arena, and then Kane somehow found a broken Zack Ryder and beat him up some more for Eve to cry and Cena to be flattened with a Chokeslam. Not sure where this Cena-Kane-Ryder-Eve storyline is going, but if it ends up in another wedding ceremony, and I do not care who the lucky couple will be, I might start watching Impact Wrestling.

That is all you will see for this match. A little background before I continue. My friends and I have a tradition to get together to watch pay-per-views, and we often rotate homes. I hosted The Royal Rumble, and my wife enjoys watching with us, since we spend most of our time making fun and cracking jokes. During the cage match, we were talking about various historic events, one of which was the Hell in the Cell between Mankind (Mick Foley) and The Undertaker. My wife had never seen that match. So, instead of watching the Diva match, we put in my copy of Mick FoleyвІЂЂЂs Greatest Hits and Misses and watched the sheer insanity that unfolded. My wife watched as Mankind went up to the top of the cell ceiling, and within the first few minutes, The Undertaker tossed him off the top and crashing right through the Spanish announce table. A few minutes after that, Mankind returning to the ring, going back up the cell, and The Undertaker chokeslamming Mankind right through the top and watched him crumble in a heap onto the mat. It was bloody, it was brutal. My wife enjoyed it, and that is why I married her.

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super-heavyweightвІ moves. The end was nigh as Bryan made a quick climb up the cage, and The Big Show was right behind him. You could hear the live crowd gasp as Show made it to the top of the cage as well. As Bryan tried to escape over the cage, Show grabbed him by his head, his neck, an arm, as the smaller Bryan dangled high above. Unfortunately, Show was unable to bring him back in, and Bryan managed to break free and crash to the arena floor, winning the match.

In the opening bout of the show, Daniel Bryan, the crafty competitor put the title on the line against The Big Show and Mark Henry in a Steel Cage match. Many of you likely thought there was just no chance of Bryan walking out with the title, but he did. Now, the match itself was pretty devoid of any technical mat wrestling, but had plenty of moments where you thought the cage was going to break. Show and Henry brawled like two giants while Bryan attempted to play the role of David and take down two goliaths. Unfortunately, his bible story did not end with a heroic win as the World Champion found himself on the receiving end of numerous powerslams, splashes, bodytackles, and all your other stereotypical вІ

Daniel Bryan defeated Big Show and Mark Henry in a Steel Cage Match to retain the World Title

Here we are. Here it came. There it went. In a matter of three hours the 25th anniversary of the Royal Rumble is now in the history books. While not the best of Rumble pay-per-views, it certainly delivered in the entertainment category. For some strange reason, while the event nearly went three hours, it felt shorter, as if not a whole lot actually happened. You be the judge, and here we go with the results.

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