Damien Sandow comes out and asks for his music to be cut off, then he says his attempt to be a savior has taken longer than he expected. Sandow asks who in the crowd is worthy of being his apprentice, then he says this gets worse every week and tells the fans to calm down. He calls a man wearing a Santino Marella shirt into the ring, then he tells him to give him some space and asks him what ‘five plus five equals.’ The man answers correctly and asks for a high five and Sandow tells him to put his arms down, then he asks him who the president is. He once again answers correctly then Sandow stumps him on the third question, and he proceeds to ridicule the man as he leaves the ring. The Miz comes out and says Sandow can answer his question, and he asks what guy wears his daddy’s bathrobe and buys girly wrestling trunks. Miz says ‘Damien Sandow’ and ‘you’re welcome,’ then he mocks him by bowing before leaving the ring and Sandow is not too happy about it.
Brodus Clay & The Usos vs 3MB
Jey locks up with Slater and whips him into the ropes, then Slater takes him down with a shoulder block and taunts the crowd. Jey gets up and knocks him back with a punch, then Jimmy tags in and punches him in the corner. Slater backs him into his own corner and Drew blindtags in, then they punch Jimmy a few times before he dives away and tags out. Brodus clears the apron and throws Drew across the ring, then Jey tags in as Slater pulls Brodus off the apron. He throws him into the barricade then Jimmy dives on Slater, but Drew hits Jey in the ring and drops him with the Future Shock DDT for the win.
Winners – 3MB
Matt Striker asks Wade Barrett for his thoughts on his match with Randy Orton, and Striker reminds him that The Shield attacked Orton on Monday. Wade says Orton doesn’t need to be worried about The Shield, because he’s the guy who threw him down a flight of stairs last year. He says he’s not worried about anything, but Orton should be worried about getting hit with the Bullhammer, then he raises his elbow and heads to the ring.
