You have to watch out the WWE Superstar’s matches this week. The event will showcase matches between Chris Jericho and Finlay, Tyler Reks and Paul Burchill, Chavo Guerrero and Santino Marella, and finally between Primo and Jack Swagger.

The Undertaker vs. CM Punk in a Hell in a Cell Match (New World Heavyweight Champion)
The Undertaker turned out to be the winner in seven streak World Championship win in the midst of a tough mixture of mayhem, steel and brutal aggression. Hell in a Cell has always been considered as the territory of the Deadman and he once again unraveled his supremacy over the Punk. The nails were put in the Punk’s end with the Deadman’s famous Tombstone. After a series of serious controversies of a rematch just when the Undertaker thought he dethroned CM Punk, the Deadman made a sure act of retribution as he made CM Punk suffer from his death defying rage.

Randy Orton vs. John Cena in a Hell in a Cell Match (New WWE Champion)
The Viper has reclaimed his triumph over John Cena in the very first match inside Satan’s Structure. Despite Cena pledging that he would display another side of himself which would not just defeat but eventually destroy his foe, he still ended up struggling for oxygen when the Viper got the chance to zero him in. After a good number of years, this could be considered as the most arduous fight ever made between Orton and Cena, with first once again claiming the WWE Championship.

D-Generation X vs. The Legacy (Hell in a Cell Match)
The Legacy was not able to defeat the determination pushed by the mighty team of DX. But it was not a shameful event at all for having had the chance to compete with one of the most leading tag teams in the history of WWE, especially when they have defeated DX in the previous months which led to Hell in a Cell. DX was enraged early on when the Legacy attacked them just when they were just about to enter the ring. With the help of some bolt cutters, Triple H broke into the cell and distressed the Legacy. It was really one hell of a lesson to learn for Rhodes & DiBiase.

Unified Tag Team Champions Chris Jericho & The Big Show vs. Batista & Rey Mysterio
Despite Batista’s prevailing victories during the single matches against his opponents in Hell in a Cell, his team up with Mysterio ended as a huge disappointment as Big Show gave the Master a distressing Knockout Punch. The two competing teams were given close calls in this tough fight but the Unified Tag Team Champions still dominated any of its opponents in the last few months. Now, everyone is wondering which tag team could ever defeat this partnership.

Intercontinental Champion John Morrison vs. Dolph Ziggler
The young upcomer Dolph Ziggler was able to put up a really good fight at Hell in a Cell but Intercontinental Champion John Morrison still emerged as the victor of the fight. Both have strong, skilled and persistent career backgrounds with a drive that is both unstoppable as well. All because of The Shaman of Sexy’s lift off of Starship Pain done in perfect timing, the match ended with the amateur fighter losing to it. Both are known not just for their impressive fighting skills but also because of their famous skirmished against each other. The two will still face each other in SmackDown in just a few days time.

United States Champion Kofi Kingston vs. The Miz and Jack Swagger (Triple Threat Match)
Despite his being consistently outnumbered in his recent matches, Kofi Kingston would always overcome the challenges and remain on top of his every game. He once again triumphs over a Triple Threat Match fought between Swagger and The Miz. The two decided to unite together to overcome Kingston but when the two diverted their attention to attaching each other, Kingston found this as a chance to strike them both down making The Miz and Swagger angrier than before.

Divas Champion Mickie James vs. Alicia Fox
Mickie James soared to victory like a true butterfly over Alicia Fox. After a rigorous battle, the Divas Champion has once again secured her spot with her wider experience and prowess. Alicia has been getting the better of the Divas Champion for the last couple of weeks and even distracting her from the ringside making the Champion to lose to Beth Phoneix. The beauty and brains of Mickie James will return as Raw’s all time reigning queen unless she has truly quieted the storm in Fox.

Drew McIntyre vs. R-Truth
When Drew McIntyre and R-Truth finally faced each other in their initial match at the Hell in a Cell, McIntyre defeated R-Truth with a Double Underhook DDT. McIntyre was proclaimed by Mr. McMahon himself as the future World Heavyweight Champion. The high sense of athleticism and power of R-Truth did not work enough to defeat the Scottish Superstar in his first appearance for PPV. After this match, will Truth be able to admit that the youngster has really earned his respect already or will he still be wanting some retribution for himself?

Result:
The Undertaker def. CM Punk in a Hell in a Cell Match (New World Heavyweight Champion)
Randy Orton def. John Cena in a Hell in a Cell Match (New WWE Champion)
D-Generation X def. The Legacy (Hell in a Cell Match)
Unified Tag Team Champions Chris Jericho & Big Show def. Batista & Rey Mysterio
Intercontinental Champion John Morrison def. Dolph Ziggler
United States Champion Kofi Kingston def. The Miz and Jack Swagger (Triple Threat Match)
Divas Champion Mickie James def. Alicia Fox
Drew McIntyre def. R-Truth

John Cena vs. Randy Orton (”I Quit” Match)
This is the night when Randy Orton promised to beat John Cena and make him say “I quit” on WWE Breaking Point. As the WWE Universe saw in the past week, John Cena has been weakened because of getting an RKO using a steel chair. However, this proved that a steel chair RKO is not enough to stop Cena from winning as he was able to lock Orton and use the handcuffs. With too much pain, Orton decided that it is time for him to say “I quit” and giving the title to Cena. Now, this new title is a new addition to the list of John Cena’s accomplishments. The only question is, when will Orton come back for a vengeance?

World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk vs. Undertaker (Submission Match)
In this match, expect no count outs or anything. All the players have to do is just to submit to the winning player. And in this match, you can say that the Undertaker is that last person who will submit to the match. With this, the Undertaker already made Punk submit on this match but Theodore Long went on the ring to nullify the Dead Man’s win. With this, the match ended on a second round but it is very noticeable that the match’s official made an illegal call by hastening the bell and giving Punk the win. However, knowing the Dead Man, he will surely be back to grant them his revenge.

Cody Rhodes & Ted DiBiase vs. D-Generation X (Submissions Count Anywhere Match)
Without any disqualifications or count outs , this is the match that will guarantee a true brawl between the young members of Legacy and the much experienced D-Generation X. The match ended when Michaels was double-teamed by the legacy in a very painful position by having his spine bended. Feeling too much pain, he cannot do anything but to submit and thus giving the win to the younger generation of Legacy.

Unified Tag Team Champions Chris Jericho & Big Show vs. Mark Henry & MVP
This is once again one of the matches that everyone should never fail to watch as this is a match between two teams who have been showing off their skills and determination to win. In the past matches, the WWE Universe has seen how the Jericho-Big Show team has stopped the other teams from winning the match. And this match is the same as the determination of Henry and MVP to win has been brought down by the skills of this skillful and powerful team.

ECW Champion Christian vs. William Regal
This is not the first time they are facing each other as they have already fought in a match with Christian getting the win. Regal also tried his best to win on the match but once again, Christian has proven that he has the power to prevail in the world of WWE.

United States Champion Kofi Kingston vs. The Miz
When it comes to talking, you can definitely rely on the Miz. But in the WWE Universe, talking is not the way to win so the Kofi Kingston has proven that he is the undisputed champion of this fierce universe. Now, will The Miz finally bring toughness on his skills instead of his talking in his next matches?

Kane vs. The Great Khali (Singapore Cane Match)
Seeing these two gigantic fighters in one ring will be very exciting for the WWE expectators. However, the Singapore canes on the corners of the arena will add up to the excitement as it assures excruciating pain with every blow. In the middle of the match, Ranjin Singh interfered to prevent the winning Kane. Being distracted, Kane went to Singh to divert all his aggression but he was protected by his brother. With all power, he gave Khali a powerful choke slam to get him the victory.

Result:
John Cena def. Randy Orton (”I Quit” Match – New WWE Champion)
World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk def. Undertaker (Submission Match)
Cody Rhodes & Ted DiBiase def. D-Generation X (Submissions Count Anywhere Match)
Unified Tag Team Champions Chris Jericho & Big Show def. Mark Henry & Montel Vontavious Porter
ECW Champion Christian def. William Regal
United States Champion Kofi Kingston def. The Miz
Kane def. The Great Khali (Singapore Cane Match)

D-Generation X vs. The Legacy
DX left the match with the victory after Triple H extended his help to his friend Shawn Michaels to beat down Rhodes & DiBiase. D-Generation X made a grand entrance while riding on a vintage tank. During the run of the game, their opponents made tags often enough thinking that this is the best strategy to go for the win. However, it was still no good at all when Michaels gave Rhodes some really devastating Sweet Chin Music. It was known that Triple H went on looking for DX partner for a long time having been tired of all the dishonest tactics of his frequent rivals. But upon their comeback as a team, they were surprisingly beaten by Rhodes & DiBiase, giving a clear message before their soon-to-be held match at the SummerSlam. Nevertheless, even if Rhodes & DiBiase were defeated, they can still be considered as one of the best accomplished tandems that WWE history can boast of.

CM Punk vs. Jeff Hardy (New World Heavyweight Champion)
CM Punk was able to knock down Jeff Hardy from the height of a 20-foot ladder and stole the title after ultimately shocking the WWE Universe. However, he wasn’t able to celebrate for long for just when he hugged his golden belt, lights went out, and in the middle of the ring appeared the Undertaker. He was grabbed by the Deadman in the throat and did a chokeslam on him down to the mat. With all that the Ladders & Chairs Match can viciously offer with bone-breaking crashes and life-daunting falls from heightened ladders, the whole WWE Universe is left astounded. Hardy was definitely disappointed with himself but he greatly realized that it takes a lot to be on the top. You become a huge, hard target that everybody wants to put down. Nevertheless, Hardy is still looking forward for a rematch.

WWE Champion Randy Orton vs. John Cena
The most dangerous viper was found at the very heart of Staples Center. WWE Champion Randy Orton made attempt to get his way in his rival Cena while applying all kinds of possible tricks and moves. In the end, it just took one bizarre chance for him to finally beat down his opponent with an RKO to let him sustain his WWE Title. When an overzealous member of the WWE world attacked the ring to distract the referee, the Viper took this as a chance to finally have a chance to do a crushing RKO to his opponent. WWE’s Viper would certainly do everything for him to keep his precious gold.

Unified Tag Team Champions Chris Jericho & Big Show vs. Cryme Tyme
Jericho & Big Show as the Unified Tag Team Champions reigned as winners over Cryme Tyme, proving that they remain as one of the most undefeated tag teams of WWE. In this match, the Unified Tag Team Champions displayed the reason why they shine bright in the WWE universe. Just when everybody thought that Cryme Tyme was going to take home the win, Big Show made a quick huge blow from outside the ring even after being beaten out by Shad. This gave way for Jericho to give them the final triumph of the game. Despite their not liking each other in the past, the two was successful in building a successful union which showed outstanding chemistry in the end. Despite the defeat, Cryme Tyme was able to make a huge mark in this event for having successfully bringing out of the ring The World’s Largest Athlete.

Intercontinental Champion Rey Mysterio vs. Dolph Ziggler
Despite the huge efforts, Dolph Ziggler still was not unable to dethrone Rey Mysterio, the reigning intercontinental Champion. However, this could still serve as great experience for having the chance to compete with the leading Superstars. Mysterio surprisingly found it a bit difficult to defeat the youngster for Ziggle was way much better this time around compared to their last match. Impressively, Ziggler was able to avoid the champion’s signature finishing move which rarely happens for anyone to do. So what will happen next in a possible match again between the teacher and the student?

ECW Champion Christian vs. William Regal
Within just 8 seconds, Christian grabbed triumph at the Summerslam hitting William Regal with a Killswitch. However, a few moments after the match, the victor was attacked by Ezekiel Jackson and Vladimir Kozlov. Having to hit Regal in a cheated manner with the Killswitch, Captain Charisma was given his appropriate punishment after the match. The two used the Captain as their pawn with both of them slamming down the Champion to the mat. Regal also made his way for revenge taking advantage of the Captain’s defenseless state as he locked him with a Regal Stretch. Christian was left almost looking like a dead man after the vicious carnage done by the three.

Kane vs. The Great Khali
Kane’s demonic tactics worked well in pinning down the Great Khali. At most part of the match, Khali was almost already sure of his win but not until Kane held captive his opponent’s brother to pose a daunting threat. With this distraction, Kane was able to give his opponent a combination of a low dropkick and a potent DDT which gave him the victory. Weeks before this match, the two have always been at odds but it was usually Kane who would back down. However, the big question remains if this will be the end to the war of the two?

MVP vs. Jack Swagger
MVP deprived Swagger of the chance to make him as his entrance ticket to the next level of his career. The boils and misunderstandings from these two have always been seen as cultural differences but both are known to be great athletes especially when they have proven this at the Staples Center. Throughout the entire duration of the match, the two were both indestructible but still the MVP managed to nail down Swagger.

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Result:
D-Generation X def. The Legacy
CM Punk def. Jeff Hardy (New World Heavyweight Champion)
WWE Champion Randy Orton def. John Cena
Unified Tag Champions Chris Jericho & Big Show def. Cryme Tyme
Intercontinental Champion Rey Mysterio def. Dolph Ziggler
ECW Champion Christian def. William Regal
Kane def. The Great Khali
MVP def. Jack Swagger

Did you get your tickets for “Breaking Point”? This Montreal event has 10 days before ticket sales will be closed. Hostilities still run high due to the 12 year old situation involving Bret Hart, but Canadian fans are hopeful to find an exciting event which they hope will include, Jericho and HBK. Breaking Point, promises to give the audience just what they anticipate. Fans expect to voice to opinions on the competing wrestlers, and will most likely drown out the announcers with their boo’s and cheers.

Jeff Hardy vs. CM Punk (World Heavyweight Championship)
After weeks of hearing Punk claim that Jeff Hardy didn’t stand a chance, it all came to a head at the Night of Champions. Unfortunately for Punk, he ended up being more bark than bite, and Hardy was able to take him down and win the coveted title he had sought for so long. Indeed, in the midst of a packed arena, Hardy climbed the top rope and took down his big mouthed opponent with a perfect Swanton Bomb.

Tommy Dreamer vs. Christian (ECW Championship)
While Dreamer had been fervently wishing to retain his title against his opponent and good friend Christian, it simply wasn’t in the cards. In the midst of a packed arena, Christian became the Newest ECW Champ via a Killswitch for the pinfall. The two competitors shared sportsman-like hug after the bout, while Christian basked in the limelight of his victory.

Mickie James vs. Maryse (Divas Championship)
After being doused in the eyes with a ‘mystery substance’ that ended by being perfume via the French Canadian Divas Champ, Mickie James came into the Night of Champions as the underdog, but she ended up being the dark horse victor of the night. Indeed, Mickie became only the second woman in the history of the WWE to be both the Divas and the Woman’s titles. To add insult to injury, moments before the match Maryse dissed her suitor The Miz because he did not have a WWE title. Karma, baby.

Chris Jericho and Big Show vs. Ted DiBiase and Cody Rhodes (Unified Tag Team Championship)
In the last minute announcement heard round the world, fans of the WWE finally learned that Chris Jericho would be partnering with Big Show for the Unified Tag Team Championship match. Indeed, Edge (his much publicized Achilles injury the cause of the unprecedented last minute announcement of Jericho’s tag team partner) seemed to be much forgotten as Jericho and Big Show became the new Unified Tag Team Champs, effectively wiping the ring clean with DiBiase and Rhodes.

WWE Champion Randy Orton vs. Triple H & John Cena (WWE Championship)
In the Night of Champions much touted Triple Threat Challenge, The Viper was able to show (once again) why he is the Champ. Indeed, he was able to take down both of his foes as well as withstand an in-ring interruption by the defeated tag teamers DiBiase and Rhodes. Great entertainment.

United States Champion Kofi Kingston vs. Primo, MVP, Carlito, Jack Swagger and The Miz (Six Pack Challenge for United States Championship)
Kofi Kingston showed all the naysayers what was up when he beat down five commendable competitors in the United States Champion title match. Indeed, for weeks the Jamaican Superstar has been giving (and receiving ) so much smack talk that was almost easy to forget that there was an actual title on the line. No matter, despite his high level of competition he was able to reign victorious.

Intercontinental Champion Rey Mysterio vs. Dolph Ziggler (Intercontinental Championship)
While Dolph Ziggler has been working diligently at making a name for himself on the WWE, and has also made a point of telling all that would listen that he was about to be the new Intercontinental Champ, veteran Rey Mysterio wasn’t having any of it. Indeed, despite Ziggler’s impressive performances as of late, he was simply no match for the current Intercontinental Champ Mysterio.

Women’s Champion Michelle McCool vs. Melina (Women’s Championship)
Michelle McCool proved that she is not just a load of talk as she retained her Woman’s Championship title against Melina. Indeed, McCool Had the following to say about her win:
“Being the first to win both the WWE Women’s Title and WWE Divas Championship is just the latest reason why I am better than all of the so-called ‘Divas’ who preceded me,” McCool said.

Result:
Jeff Hardy def. CM Punk (New World Heavyweight Champion)
Christian def. Tommy Dreamer (New ECW Champion)
Mickie James def. Maryse (New Divas Champion)
Unified Tag Team Champion Chris Jericho & Big Show def. Ted DiBiase & Cody Rhodes
WWE Champion Randy Orton def. Triple H & John Cena
United States Champion Kofi Kingston def. Primo, MVP, Carlito, Jack Swagger and The Miz (Six Pack Challenge)
Intercontinental Champion Rey Mysterio def. Dolph Ziggler
Women’s Champion Michelle McCool def. Melina

In an unusually dramatic and fairly unexpected turn of events, Chris Jericho was rushed by a fan immediately following a (losing) bout with Ricky Steamboat the other night. At a SmackDown/ECW event, Jericho apparently (according to members of the audience) cut a nasty promo on the crowd. This led to the enraged fan getting out of his seat and attempting to attack Jericho. Unfortunately for the fan, he was unable to get past the ropes and ended up being escorted out by security.

After the incident, Jericho Tweeted the following, “A fan hit the ring during my promo before my match in Greenville“…things did not turn out well for him.

If you thought your favorite champ would retain their title forever, you were wrong. The upcoming Night of Champions (PPV July 26th) is going to force every WWE to defend their title. Who will remain champion and who will walk away empty handed? Only time will tell – and the only thing for certain is that the Night of Champions promises to be a night full of surprises and championship bouts.

WWE Champion Randy Orton vs. John Cena vs. Triple H
In what is arguably the most anticipated match of the night, the current WWE Champ Randy Orton will be forced to defend his title against both Cena and Triple H. At this point, it is really anybody’s guess as to who will reign victorious at the end of the bout. However, fans of any of these three powerhouse wrestlers are guaranteed a match for the ages. Can Orton defend and keep his title? We’ll see…

World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk vs. Jeff Hardy
To say that Jeff Hardy has had a frustrating year would probably be the understatement of the year. And it is about to come to a head in his match with World Heavyweight Champ CM Punk. If you have been following the action, you are well aware of the animosity that exists between these two men. At The Bash, Hardy thought that he had taken the title from Punk. However, after the ref inspected things further, it was determined that Punk’s foot had been out of bounds. And then, to add insult to injury, CM Punk was disqualified for kicking the ref soon thereafter, dashing Hardy’s hopes of snagging the title.
The feud between the two men has built to a fever pitch, promising a blow-out at the Night of Champions.

Intercontinental Champion Rey Mysterio vs. Dolph Ziggler
While Mysterio has proven over and over that he knows how to win a match, and that he’s the Intercontinental Champ for a reason, the upcoming title match with Dolph Ziggler promises to give him a run for his money. Ziggler has taken the WWE by storm, and has proven his mettle by taking down one big name after the other. And even though Mysterio is currently at the top of his game, it is fair to say that his dominance of Ziggler is far from a sure thing. Can he retain his title against the up and coming superstar?

ECW Champion Tommy Dreamer vs. Christian
Current ECW Champ Tommy Dreamer will have to defend his title against his good friend and also former ECW Champ Christian. The two wrestlers are fairly evenly matched, and some fear that Christian’s friendship with Dreamer may give him a marked advantage against the superstar. As the Night of Champions looms on the nearby horizon, everyone is asking themselves whether Dreamer can hold onto his recently attained title, and whether or not his long-time friendship with Christian can survive the turmoil.

Unified Tag Team Champion Chris Jericho & A Mystery Partner vs. Cody Rhodes & Ted DiBiase
Edge’s recent Achilles injury has been the talk of the WWE, and for no greater reason than the fact that is has left his Unified Tag Team partner Chris Jericho in a very awkward position. He has drawn on an unusual clause in his WWE contract that allows his to choose any partner he wishes should Edge become injured and be put out of commission (which has come to pass). To make matters even more suspenseful, Jericho will not announce his chosen partner until immediately prior to the Night of Champions tag team match. Maybe he is ready to put an end to his bitter feud with Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase. The will have little time to formulate an effective counter attack…

Divas Champion Maryse vs. Mickie James
Despite a concerted effort by Maryse to avoid her Night of Champions competitor Mickie James, many simply don’t think that the Canadian import has it in her to take down the four –time Woman’s Champion, who has pinned Maryse to the ring countless times in the past. It also appears that Maryse’s smug attitude as struck a chord in her challenger. One thing is for certain, Maryse’s continued reign as the Divas Champion is far from sure thing…

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As you previously read on this site, immediately following Edge’s devastating Achilles tendon injury earlier in the week, the WWE planned not to acknowledge the incident until during or after Friday’s Smackdown show, as it has already been taped, and because Edge gets involved in the ring in a big way during the night. However, as news of Edge’s injury has been leaked in a huge way through various spoiler and gossip sites, the powers that be at the WWE have already scrapped their original plan.

However, despite the failure of the WWE to fabricate a believable and entertaining story line that incorporates Edge’s debilitating injury, they are going to have to pull together and get their collective creative juices flowing to figure out a way to work around the scheduling of WWE United Tag Team Champs Chris Jericho and Edge’s title defending bout at the upcoming Night of Champions event. Indeed, their challengers Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase have been chomping at the bit to get their collective hands on the title, but WWE has had long term and well-constructed plans for Edge and Jericho’s tag team partnership, even going so far as to create and mix new entrance music and come up with a team name for the pair. A couple of the ideas being tossed around as far as team names were Team Ego and Team Rated Y2J. Now, obviously, all of those big and expensive plans have now had to be scrapped or at least put on hold for quite some time.

As was previously reported, immediately following Edge’s injury, the WWE began to come up with creative ways to get the belts off of the current United Tag Team Champions and onto Rhodes and DiBiase. Unfortunately, on a recent episode of Raw (taped before Edge’s ankle injury), Ted DiBiase Sr. announced for all the world to hear that absolutely no title matches would be fought before the Night of Champions on the 26th of July. This leaves fans wondering how in the world the head honchos as the WWE are going to fill up 2 weeks of wrestling without clearly addressing the issue. And plans for their newly altered story line are not forthcoming.

How this confusing and difficult situation may be resolved is anybody’s guess, and the potential solutions get even more difficult to discern when you take into consideration that DiBiase is currently nursing an injured shoulder, and has himself missed some matches recently.

It has been rumored that the idea of having Edge come onto the set himself and hand over his belt to Dolph Ziggler in a ceremonious event at one of the upcoming tapings. This would give Ziggler’s career a huge boon, and afford him the opportunity to partner with Jericho himself, potentially replacing Edge completely in the WWE’s eyes, and allowing them to move forward with their previous plans with very little alteration.

Of course, ideas and plans can change in an instant at the WWE, so only time will tell if they will stick with this plan, or move on to something bigger and better and even more well designed to bring in viewership.

You’ve gotta love Pay Per View wrestling! Nothing makes you feel more like a fan than watching exclusive coverage along with the rest of the die hards. Fortunately, The Bash was pro-wrestling drama at its finest, and it included some of the best bouts in recent history.

While some of the bouts ended up pretty much the way people expected them to, others were complete surprises. Like the Unified Tag Team match – the players ended up changing at the last minute, and inexplicably, the new Unified Tag Team champs are (drum roll please…) Edge and Chris Jericho.

Edge & Chris Jericho win Triple Threat Tag Team Match
If you are asking yourself how in the world something like this could have happened, you are not alone. And no, your eyes are not deceiving you. Somehow, Edge finagled his way into the PPV match (he hasn’t missed one while healthy in a decade), and history was born. One more time, for you non-believers: Edge and Chris Jericho are your new Unified Tag Team champions!!!

Rey Mysterio vs. Chris Jericho for the Intercontinental Championship
Unfortunately for Chris Jericho, he wasn’t able to continue his winning streak. In fact, in his bout against Rey Mysterio ended his reign as Intercontinental Champ. And the spectators agree, it was pretty much all because of his infatuation with Rey Mysterio’s trademark mask. While Jericho was attempting to unmask his opponent in front of a huge crown and PPV audience, Mysterio was able to move in for a lightning-fast pin. Mask and all.
  

WWE Champion Randy Orton vs. Triple H in Three Stages of Hell Match
It was Triple H versus Randy Orton in the Three Stages of Hell match. Going into the bout, Triple H was the clear favorite. This was because he was the only fighter to have competed in and won fights similar to this prior to The Bash. However, Randy Orton was able to end the night with his championship belt still intact, by way of Triple H’s disqualification. (Hey, when the judges say no bashing with chairs, that means no bashing with chairs, yo.)

Michelle McCool vs. Melina for the Women’s Championship
The Women of the WWE have a new champion. And her win made history, no less. Michelle McCool virtually clobbered her opponent, the ranking champ Melina. The win makes Michelle the first woman in WWE history to hold the Diva’s Championship and the Woman’s Championship simultaneously. Hot and a badass; what more can you ask for?

Jeff Hardy vs. CM Punk (c) for World Heavyweight Championship
In a shocking upset, Jeff Hardy was again denied the title of World Heavyweight Champion by CM Punk. Even after pummeling CM Punk and being declared the victor, Hardy was destined to walk away from the bout empty handed. Upon closer inspection of the footage of the fight, it was determined that Punk had been out of bounds when the win was declared. Result: Hardy was disqualified and Punk retained his title and bragging rights. Not to go quietly into the night, Jeff Hardy pummeled Punk mercilessly as he exited the ring. It took three refs to put a stop to the insanity. Unfortunately for Jeff Hardy, his beating of Punk got him no closer the title he covets.

John Cena vs. The Miz
After weeks of being verbally assaulted and listening to the fabricated tales that have been mercilessly spewed by The Miz, John Cena finally got his night in the ring. And dealt out a brutal beating that The Miz would be smart to remember the next time he considers trash talking. But is he smart enough to keep his mouth shut? My Magic 8 Ball thinks not.
  

As a footnote,
your scramble match winner is Tommy Dreamer, and   
The Great Khali got the Khali kicked out of him Dolph Ziggler.

Result:
Edge & Chris Jericho win Triple Threat Tag Team Match for Unified Tag Team Championship
Rey Mysterio def. Chris Jericho for the Intercontinental Championship
WWE Champion Randy Orton def. Triple H in a Three Stages of Hell Match
Michelle McCool def. Melina for the Women’s Champion
Jeff Hardy def. World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk (By Disqualification; Punk retains)
John Cena def. The Miz
Tommy Dreamer wins ECW Championship Scramble Match
Dolph Ziggler def. The Great Khali