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The Miz beat Evan Bourne to retain the US title. Match of the night. After Miz came out Justin Roberts read a piece of paper saying that Miz lost his voice the night before and basically cut a Miz promo for him. They got plenty of time and had a very good match and did a lot of stuff. The Miz even hit the reality check and Bourne kicked out it which the crowd went nuts for. Finish came when Bourne went for the SSP but Miz got his knees up and hit the skull crushing finale for the pin. Definitely one of best Miz singles matches I’ve ever seen.
Triple H and Kofi Kingston beat Legacy. Crowd was crazy for Triple H. Kofi got a nice pop but nowhere near as huge as Triple H. Legacy worked over Triple H then he made the tag to Kofi and after a little bit of offense they worked over Kofi until he made the tag to Triple and hit the pedigree for the pin while Kofi hit his finisher on the other Legacy member and pinned him at the same time. Again the match got a lot of time and they did a lot of stuff. Match was very good but the US title match was slightly better.
John Cena pinned Randy Orton to retain the WWE title. They were advertising six man with Triple H, Cena, and Kofi vs. Legacy and Orton for a long time in the commercials so I don’t know what happened to that match. But both guys got probably the biggest reactions of the show coming out. They also both got mixed reactions. John Cena’s was about 80% cheers while Orton’s was about 65% boos. Longest match of the show. Started out looking not so good mostly just punches and also slow but got good for about the last 10 minutes of it. Crowd was crazy for the whole thing. The pop was amazing when Cena kicked out of the RKO. Cena pinned Orton with the FU. Match was good but not quite as good as the 2 matches before it.
Biggest pops:
John Cena
Triple H
Kofi Kingston
Biggest heat:
The Miz
Sheamus
Legacy
