Title This: WWE Raw Reaction 12-10

December 12, 2012

The Main Event

John Cena defeated The Big Show via Disqualification. The match itself was a slugfest, and was what we have seen so many times between Cena and Show. Cena showcased his strength with a side slam on Show, but Show was able to chop him back down. Punches and clothesline gave us the progression from one move to the next. It was all about when we would see The Shield, and they came out and beat up John Cena. Team Hell No comes out, followed by Dolph Ziggler, and then Sheamus comes out. I thought the chaos at the end was great for all three big matches to get the most attention. Ryback came out and throws a ladder at The Shield before brawling with Reigns. The end was simple, logical, and gave the most important pieces for WWE TLC the biggest spot. I am glad Punk had nothing to do with it, and the young guys did not just repeat the events from the past few weeks. Raw went off the air in a very Attitude Era way, cameras black and the uncertainty of who went out on top. I enjoyed it. Grade: B+

Raw Grade: B

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