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mark henry defeatd Ryback,

the team of sheamus,orton n d big show lost to the shield,

HHH defeated d animal Brock lesnar,

the miz dfeatd wade barrett to win the intercontinental champ,

Team Hell No defeatd zigler n bigie,

jericho loss to Fandango,

Alberto del rio stl remain champion by defeating jack Swagger.

My Man d undertaker defeated cm punk.extending it streak by 21-0.

John Cena defeated Rock..

1 -- RANDY ORTON & SHEAMUS &BIG SHOW vs. THE SHIELD (SETH
ROLLINS & DEAN AMBROSE &
ROMAN REIGNS) -- six-man tag
match
WrestleMania started with Sheamus
and Reigns battling in the ring.
Sheamus had enough of battling
Reigns, so he tagged in Orton, who teed off on Rollins, who also tagged into the match. Orton got the crowd fired up, then Orton tagged in Sheamus as Big Show sold slight frustration not receiving the tag. Ambrose tagged in
next for The Shield, then walked into a
powerslam from Sheamus. Show had enough of waiting on the
outside, so he slapped Sheamus to make a tag. Orton and Sheamus tried to remain calm, then Show welcomed Ambrose to WrestleMania by opening up his protective vest and chopping away at his chest. But, Ambrose came back with a dropkick to the knee to take down Show.
Shield then began exchanging tags
working on Show. Show eventually broke free and tagged
in Sheamus, who cleaned house on
Shield. Sheamus then ripped off
Rollins's protective vest to open up his
chest for the Ten Forearm Strikes in
the corner. He followed with ten forearms to Ambrose's already-exposed
chest. Back in the ring, Sheamus
dropped Ambrose and Rollins with
rolling drops before climbing to the top
rope. But, Reigns knocked down
Sheamus to the floor. This brought over Orton to battle, then Rollins went
flying through the ropes for an
attempted suicide dive, but he missed
Orton and ate the guardrail. Back in the ring, Shield set up Sheamus
for the triple powerbomb and Reigns
delivered it simultaneous to Show re-
entering the scene to spear Ambrose.
Bodies everywhere in the ring. After a
reset, Sheamus crawled across the ring to tag Show, but Orton tapped Sheamus
on the head to enter the match before
Show got the tag. Orton cleaned house
on Shield as the camera focused on Show
trying to remain calm. Orton then
stalked Ambrose for the RKO, but he turned to RKO Rollins in mid-air. But,
Orton ate a spear from Reigns a split-
second later. Ambrose then covered
Orton for the pin and the win. On the apron, Show just watched in
frustration as Orton slowly rolled out of
the ring. JBL said this could be the
greatest three-man team in history.
Shield then left the ring and
disappeared through the crowd while the face trio regrouped. Show asked Orton
what he was thinking, then started
jawing. Sheamus then entered the ring
to play peacemaker, but Show awkwardly
jabbed Sheamus with the KO Punch.
Orton asked what he's doing, then Show took out Orton. WINNERS: Shield at 10:35. Basic
storytelling of Team Show unable to
work together as individuals on one
team. Meanwhile, Shield continues to
pick up impressive wins.

2 -- MARK HENRY vs. RYBACK As the sun set on MetLife Stadium, the
two big-men came together for a face-
to-face greeting. The crowd was buzzing
for the match-up before the two men
collided mid-ring. They started trading
bombs, with more boos than cheers for Ryback. Henry then destroyed Ryback
with a body-press splash that put
Ryback on the mat. Henry then
delivered a running powerslam for a one
count. After a reset, Ryback tried to suplex
Henry, but Henry blocked and lifted
Ryback over the top rope onto the ring
apron. Henry then ran Ryback
shoulder-first into the ringpost. Back
in the ring, Henry targeted Ryback's lower back to slow down the pace as
various crowd signs became the focal
point, including a "Win for Ware"
sign referring to Louisville basketball
player Kevin Ware who went Sid Justice
in the Elite Eight last Sunday. Henry had enough of the bearhug and rammed
Ryback to the floor. "That's what I do!"
Henry shouted as Ryback recovered on
the floor. Ryback re-entered the ring and Henry
re-engaged the bearhug. Ryback tried to
escape, but Henry continued to punish
his back. Henry then scoop-slammed
Ryback before reapplying the bearhug,
drawing boos from a restless crowd. Ryback finally broke free and drove
Henry to the corner to escape. Ryback
then shoulder-shrugged the crowd in a
Feed Me More chant before smashing
Henry with a clothesline. Ryback wanted to finish Henry with
Shell-Shock, but appeared to injure
himself. They went to a finish where
Henry fell on top of Ryback, squashing
his head. Ryback sold unconsciousness,
then Henry rolled over Ryback and pinned him for a clean win, sutting the
crowd.

3 -- WWE tag champions DANIEL
BRYAN & KANE vs. DOLPH
ZIGGLER & BIG E. LANGSTON (w/
A.J. Lee) -- WWE Tag Title match After the bell sounded, Ziggler asked
for A.J. to hop on the ring apron for a
good-luck kiss as D-Bryan watched.
They played off Bryan's 18-second
World Title loss to Sheamus at last
year's Mania, then Ziggler turned around and ate a kick to the head from
Bryan. Bryan covered, but Ziggler
kicked out just before three. Great 23-
second intro. After they played off
WM28, Big E. tagged in to start
displaying his power. Big E. and Ziggler then began exchanging tags working on
Kane. Meanwhile, Lawler cracked a Civil
War joke that A.J.'s family is so crazy
that she fought for the East. Cole and
JBL let that sit, no-sold, and went back
to calling the match. Kane made a comeback against Ziggler
as Cole tried an "air-traffic control"
line before Kane crashed to the mat
when Ziggler ducked. Ziggler then tried
a top-rope move, but Kane intercepted
with a smash to the face. Kane tried to cover Ziggler, but Big E. flew onto Kane
with a big splash to his back. Big E.
dropped his straps and wanted a power-
move on Kane, but Kane flung him to
the outside, where Bryan knee-smashed
Big. Back in the ring, Ziggler surprised Kane with the Zig-Zag, but Kane kicked
out. After a reset, A.J. tried to get involved,
but she didn't help. Kane then
chokeslammed Ziggler before tagging
in Bryan, who came off the top with a
diving headbutt as A.J. freaked out
ringside. Bryan covered Ziggler and it was good for the win, with the
timekeeper ringing the bell in-between
two and three for good measure. Ringside, A.J. freaked out, then tried to
help her men recover as Bryan and Kane
stood triumphantly in the ring, now on
the same page and still tag champions.
WWE then went to a slow-motion
replay of Kane's chokeslam, with Ziggler having a terrific facial
expression selling the move. WINNERS: Kane & Bryan

4 -- CHRIS JERICHO vs.
FANDANGO After the bell sounded, Fandango
danced and strutted around the ring.
Jericho had enough and speared
Fandango for a quick two count.
Fandango then did a back-flip over
Jericho, posed, and Jericho codebroke him out of the ring. Jericho then
splashed Fandango on the outside and
rolled him back into the ring. Back in
the ring, Fandango surprised Jericho
with a kick to the face. Fandango then
did a dance-pose over Jericho, prompting JBL to cut a promo on
Fandango for posing at WrestleMania
when facing a future Hall of Famer. At 5:00, Jericho made his comeback.
Jericho with a Thesz Press, then
repeated punches to the face. Jericho
lost control, though, and Fandango
made a comeback. Fandango climbed to
the top rope and nailed the surfboard leg drop, but Jericho kicked out in-time.
JBL said that's got to be it for
Fandango's upset attempt. Jericho then
tripped Fandango on the top rope,
causing Fandango to drop to the mat. Jericho reset, then placed Fandango on
the top turnbuckle. Jericho wanted a
superplex, but Fandango headbutted
Jericho to the mat. Fandango then went
for a second surfboard leg drop, but
Jericho moved. Jericho wanted the Lionsault, missed, and sold that he
tweaked his knee. But, Jericho tried to
go for the Walls of Jericho, but
Fandango rolled him up and scored a
clean three count. Post-match, Fandango rolled out of
the ring, shocked with his victory as JBL
said this is a huge upset. Fandango
danced with his dancer as Jericho
recovered in the ring, then limped across
the ring, selling the knee injury.

5 -- World Hvt. champion ALBERTO
DEL RIO (w/Ricardo Rodriguez) vs.
JACK SWAGGER (w/Zeb Colter) --
World Title match Del Rio knocked Swagger to the outside
after the opening bell, then kicked him
into the announce table. Back in the
ring, Swagger took control and tried to
run Del Rio into the ringpost, but Del
Rio kicked him away, targeting the shoulder. Del Rio then kicked Swagger
in the head repeatedly. But, Swagger
kicked Del Rio in the left knee to slow
him down. Moments later, Del Rio came
back with a release German Suplex. The
crowd, restless, began chanting for something they wanted - either Ziggler,
Ryder, or something else. At 7:00, Swagger found an opening to
slap on the Patriot Lock. The crowd
didn't buy the teaser of Del Rio
submitting, then Del Rio countered into
the cross arm-breaker. Swagger pushed
Del Rio away, then countered into the Patriot Lock, which got a reaction this
time. Del Rio reached the bottom rope
for a break, then tried to re-apply, but
Del Rio remained in the ropes. Swagger wanted a Swagger Bomb, but
Del Rio slipped out and kicked Swagger
in the head. Both men recovered on the
mat, then Del Rio delivered an enziguiri
kick, but Colter put Swagger's foot on
the bottom rope to break up the three count. This brought over Ricardo, who
Colter kicked. Colter then grabbed one
of Ricardo's crutches and Del Rio
grabbed the other. This allowed Swagger
to sneak-attack Del Rio before blasting
him into the guardrail. Swagger took his time rolling Del Rio
back into the ring, then Swagger took
his time re-entering the ring. This
allowed Del Rio to pounce on Swagger
with the cross arm-breaker. Swagger
tried to fight it, but eventually tapped. They cut to former N.Y. Giants player
Michael Strahan celebrating the
victory, then cut to Colter freaking out
with a great facial expression ringside.
Back to Strahan, along with Michelle
Beadle, for a celebration before Del Rio was shown celebrating in the ring. WINNER: Del Rio via submission

6 -- THE UNDERTAKER vs. C.M.
PUNK (w/Paul Heyman) -- Taker's
Undefeated Streak On The Line Punk entered the ring, the bell sounded,
and Taker went after Punk as if they
were in an MMA fight. Punk then
ducked a right and slapped Taker, who
chased Punk out of the ring. Punk re-
entered and slapped Taker, then walked into a big-boot from Taker. Big buzz in
the stadium for this match. Taker had
enough of this and chucked Punk to the
outside, where he ran Punk into the
ringpost. Taker measured Punk for
strikes as a dueling chant picked up of "Under-taker / C.M. Punk." Taker
then did his old-school leg drop across
Punk's throat on the ring apron. Back in the ring, Taker went to work on
Punk's shoulder as Cole said Taker is
not only fighting for Paul Bearer's
honor, but the memory a lot of the
WWE Family has of Bearer. Taker
then went for an Old-School walk-the- ropes, but Punk countered with an
armdrag across the ring. Punk
smirked, then hopped to his feet and
punched and kicked Taker on the mat.
Punk then went Old-School by walking
the ropes before dropping a fist to Taker's arm. Punk smirked to himself
as the crowd cheered, then covered
Taker for a nearfall. Punk went to work on Taker as
Heyman held out the urn a la Paul
Bearer. Taker had an opening, but then
missed a corner attack and ate the
turnbuckle knee-first. The match then
moved to the floor, where Punk landed a double-axehandle smash to Taker. Back
in the ring, Punk went to work on
Taker, but Taker dumped Punk to the
floor. Taker then wanted to fly over the
top rope, but Heyman hopped on the
ring apron to block. Taker teased chokeslamming Heyman, but Punk
came flying off the ropes to splash
Taker for a nearfall. They reset, then Punk dropped Taker to
the mat and climbed to the top rope.
Punk wanted a Macho Man elbow drop,
and he connected. Punk covered, but
Taker kicked out. Heyman sold
exasperation with Punk being very close. Punk felt it, calmed himself down, and
then called for the GTS. Punk got
Taker in the air, but Taker slipped out
and delivered a super-chokeslam. Taker
covered, but Punk kicked out. At 12:00, Taker slowly recovered, then
the two men came to their feet and
traded bombs. Taker then delivered a big
corner splash before snake-eying Punk,
but Punk intercepted the big boot with a
flying kick for a two count. The dueling chant picked up, then Taker took Punk
to the outside. Taker cleared the Spanish
announce table, then wanted a Last Ride
Powerbomb, but Punk escaped and
kicked Taker in the head. Taker rested
on the announce table, then Punk climbed to the top rope. "This is about
history," JBL whispered. Punk wanted a
flying elbow drop onto the table, but he
came up just a bit short, landing with a
thud. Actually, on another replay,
Punk landed the move, but the table didn't break and he only grazed Taker.
After the replay, Punk re-entered the
ring and Taker made it back in at nine. They reset and Heyman told Punk to do
whatever he has to do to win. Punk sold
a knee injury, then slowly crawled
toward Taker, who sprung on him with
the Hell's Gate submission. But, Punk
countered into a jackknife pin for a nearfall. Punk then flowed into the
Vice. He tried to pin Taker out of the
Vice, but Taker sat up and flashed The
Eyes to Taker. Punk tried to ignore it
and nailed GTS, but Taker bounced off
the ropes into a Tombstone on Punk. Big reaction as Taker hit the
Tombstone, then the crowd exploded
when Punk kicked out just before three. The crowd buzzed as the two men reset
before trading bombs from their knees.
Punk headbutted Taker, but Taker
absorbed a kick to the chest, no-sold,
and the ref was bumped. Heyman
distracted Taker, then Punk kicked Taker into the corner. Punk nailed the
running knee, but Taker positioned him
for the Last Ride. In the background,
Heyman handed Punk the urn, which
Punk blasted Taker with before he could
hit the Tombstone. Punk then did the Taker pin, the ref slowly counted, but
Taker kicked out. Heyman just fell
down to the ground on his knees.
"Why?!" Heyman said with hands on
head. At 21:25, the match reset, then Punk
did the Taker throat-slash. Punk
wanted the GTS, but Taker elbowed out.
Punk again teased the GTS, but Taker
blocked. Taker took a deep breath,
flipped Punk onto his shoulders, steadied themselves, and delivered
another Tombstone. Taker covered and
this time it was good for the three count.
You just can't kill the dead at
WrestleMania. After the match, Taker rolled out of
the ring, grabbed the urn, and brought
it into the ring. After a replay of the
great sequences during the match, they
cut back to Taker with tears in his eyes
standing in the ring. Taker then knelt down as 21-0 flashed on the video
screen. Taker then knelt down and
posed before the urn as fireworks shot
off in the stadium. "One of the greatest
things I've ever seen, guys," JBL said.
The camera pulled back from the top of the stadium as 21-0 lingered on the
scoreboard, then WWE cut back to
Taker leaving the ring with the urn in-
hand. Smoke then filled the rampway as
Taker slowly made his way to the stage,
where he did his customary one-arm pose before lightning flashed. Taker
then disappeared to the back. WINNER: Taker at 22:07 to retain
The Streak.

8 -- TRIPLE H (w/Shawn Michaels)
vs. BROCK LESNAR (w/Paul
Heyman) -- No Holds Barred,
Anything Goes -- Triple H's career on
the line Lesnar attacked Hunter, who then took
the match to the floor. On the floor,
Lesnar picked up a chair, but Hunter
clotheslined Lesnar off the guardrail to
the floor, with the back of Lesnar's head
bouncing off the floor. That didn't look good. Back in the ring, Hunter tried to
use the chair, but Heyman yanked it
away from the outside. The match then
moved back to the floor, where Hunter
ran Lesnar into the ring steps, opening
up a slight cut. Not much heat on this through the first four minutes. Then,
Lesnar measured Hunter and suplexed
him through the previously-
indestructible Spanish Announce table,
which was obviously rigged in-between
matches so that it would break. After the table spot, Lesnar tossed
HUnter into the table scraps, bouncing
the back of Hunter's head off the
floor. The announcers stressed the
match story to this point of Lesnar
enjoying destroying Hunter. Lesnar then chased off Michaels when he got a
little too close. Back in the ring, Lesnar
held up his arms for a reaction, which
drew a mix of cheers and boos. The
audience just doesn't seem to know how
to react to Lesnar. Lesnar then continued the assault as Heyman
shouted from ringside that it's only a
matter of time. At 8:20, Lesnar grappled Hunter and
delivered a release German Suplex.
Heyman shouted at Hunter to put an
end to the beating, but Hunter fought
back. Lesnar then dumped Hunter clear
over the top rope to the floor as the crowd remained quiet. On the outside,
Lesnar stalked Michaels, who stood his
ground before Hunter waited for Lesnar
to turn around so that he could
clothesline him. Hunter then
clotheslined Lesnar over the guardrail into the front row. Back in the ring at 11:00, Lesnar came
back with a German Suplex for a two
count. Heyman got on the ring apron,
then Michaels got on the ring apron
from the other side, so Lesnar smashed
Michaels in the mouth. Lesnar smirked, then walked back to Hunter, who
delivered a spinebuster. Hunter tried to
re-gather himself, then wanted the
Pedigree, but Lesnar countered.
Suddenly, Michaels entered the ring,
Lesnar blocked Sweet Chin Music, and Lesnar gave him the F5. Lesnar then
turned around and took a Pedigree to
little heat, but Lesnar kicked out before
three. After they replayed the nearfall,
Hunter was shown returning to the ring
with Sledgehammer in-hand. But,
Lesnar blocked a sledgehammer shot
and hit the F5. Lesnar covered, but
Hunter kicked out just before three. Tit-for-tat kicking out of finishers.
The match returned to the floor, where
Lesnar popped Hunter with a chair shot
before throwing him into the ring steps.
As Lesnar paced the ringside area, one
fan's audio was picked up: "C'mon, Brock, just end his career," almost
pleading for the match to end. Lesnar
then bashed Hunter with the ring steps
before chucking the ring steps into the
ring. Lesnar rolled Hunter back into the
ring, then throat-slashed the hard-
camera. Lesnar grabbed the ring steps,
then popped Hunter in the shoulder
before covering for a nearfall. "Torture
him all night long!" Heyman shouted audibly from ringside. Lesnar was slow
to follow up, which gave Hunter an
opening. But, Lesnar slapped on the
kimura lock. Hunter fought the hold,
then Lesnar sat on the second rope to
apply more pressure to the arm. But, Hunter lifted Lesnar into the air and
slowly transitioned to a spinebuster to
break the hold. Hunter and Lesnar reset, then Hunter
crotch-chopped Lesnar, who ate the
ringpost going for a corner charge.
Hunter followd with a low-blow, then he
wrapped Lesnar's arm around the
ringpost. Hunter grabbed a chair as Michaels was spotted passed out/
reclining/taking a nap leaning against
the guardrail in the background. Back in the ring, Hunter slapped on
the kimura lock. Heyman, desperate,
decided to enter the ring and grab a
chair, but Michaels entered the ring and
superkicked Heyman. They re-focused
on the kimura lock, which Lesnar teased tapping out to. But, he refused to tap as
the crowd came to life, then lifted
Hunter into the air to slam him onto
the ring steps. But, Lesnar couldn't
follow up, so Hunter re-applied the
submission, only to have Lesnar slam him onto the steps again. After a pause,
Hunter re-applied and this time Lesnar
twisted the arm back a la how Lesnar
"broke" Hunter's arm in 2012. Lesnar
waved his hand up and down teasing
tapping, but Lesnar summoned power to slam Hunter onto the ring steps again.
Or, did Hunter DDT Lesnar on the way
down? Apparently he did. At 23:00, they reset away from the ring
steps. Hunter then grabbed the
sledgehammer and measured Lesnar to
pop him in the head. Hunter wobbled
around the ring, then forced the energy
to do his Triple H Pose. Hunter grabbed Lesnar and dragged him onto the ring
steps for the Pedigree onto the steps.
Lesnar bounced down to the mat,
Hunter recovered, and pinned Lesnar
for the pin and the win. Post-match, Shawn Michaels entered
the ring and the camera focused on
Michaels having a bloody lip/nose.
Michaels and Hunter embraced, then
Hunter cleared the ring before WWE
replayed high-points from the match. WINNER: Hunter

8 -- WWE champion THE ROCK vs.
JOHN CENA -- WWE Title match Rock and Cena went through an early
feeling-out process as the announcers
talked about what would happen if each
man won and lost. JBL said for Cena, he
would carry the label of "Can't Win The
Big One," and be the Jim Kelly of WWE - four-time Super Bowl-playing
QB Hall of Famer, but never won the
Super Bowl. At 7:00, Rock slapped on a sleeperhold
to take control of the match. A light
"boring" chant started, then faded out.
Cena escaped, then dropped Rock and
smirked toward the crowd. Lawler
claimed, "This crowd is split 50/50," trying to play up the narrative even
though it was 90/10 for Rock. Or, 70
Rock/10 Cena/20 disinterested. Cena
then delivered a shoulder tackle, audibly
shouted, "Drop down," to Rock, then
Rock dropped down, and Cena airballed Rock. After a weak mid-ring exchange,
Rock applied the Sharpshooter, but
Cena escaped and hit a sit-out slam. Cena stood up and smirked, then very
slowly leaned down over Rock and hand-
waved him. Cena slowly bounced the
ropes, but missed the fist drop. Rock
then DDT'ed Cena and cussed out Cena,
who very slowly reached his feet. Rock wanted Rock Bottom, but Cena
countered with the STF. Cena visibly
whispered in Rock's ears some
instructions for the next spot, which
Lawler claimed was Cena "talking
smack." Cena then slingshot Rock into the corner, then delivered the Five-
Knuckle Shuffle. Cena wanted an Attitude Adjustment,
but Rock countered with a spinebuster.
Rock wanted the People's Elbow, but
Rock grabbed Rock's leg and flowed into
the STF. The crowd didn't buy it as a
potential finish, then Rock broke free. Rock then hit Rock Bottom center-
ring. Rock covered, but Cena kicked out.
Rock then casually walked around the
ring before walking into the Attitude
Adjustment. It was only good for a two
count, though. Cena then took his time climbing to the
top rope, where he missed with a
guillotine leg drop. Rock followed with
the People's Elbow, then covered for a
two count. Cena rolled to the ring apron,
then rolled clear down to the floor. Rock then slowly scooped up Cena on the floor
and rolled him back into the ring. In
the ring, they traded bombs before Cena
went for a flying cross-body splash, but
Cena intercepted, then powerlifted into
the AA, but Rock countered with Rock Bottom. Again, though, Cena kicked
out. (It's worth noting Cena's kick-outs
have been a beat too early, killing the
drama of the nearfall.) Rock and Cena reset at 18:30 with Rock
stalking Cena, then wanting the
People's Elbow again, only turning it
into You Can't See Me. Rock then
wanted the Shuffle, but Cena popped to
his feet and hit the AA, reversing roles from the finish of Cena-Rock last year,
but Rock kicked out of this pin attempt.
Cole noted the role-reversal, but it didn't
cost Rock the match, unlike Cena last
year. At 20:00, they slowly reached their feet.
Cena jabbed Rock, then again. Rock
responded and they traded bombs.
Teased finishers, then Cena hit Rock
Bottom for a close nearfall. Cena
entered Actor Mode reacting with his face to the nearfall. Cena then slowly
unfolded two fingers to the ref, asking,
"Only two?" Next, Cena stood up,
checked his hand, looked down at Rock,
then decided to tease the People's Elbow,
just like last year. Cena mockingly did Rock's pose, then Rock stood up. Only,
this time, Cena held the ropes when
Rock popped up. Cena, thinking he
suckered in Rock, then wanted AA, but
got too cocky posing for the hard
camera, and Rock countered with Rock Bottom. But, Cena kicked out. Great
sequence. They reset at 23:00 with another AA
tease from Cena. But, Rock intercepted.
Another tease. Another one. More
blocks. Rock then hit a DDT center-
ring. Rock then stood up and waited for
Cena to get up, which took a while. Rock wanted another Rock Bottom, but Cena
ducked and hit the Attitude
Adjustment. Cena immediately covered
and it was good for the win. WINNER: Cena at 23:58 to capture the
WWE Title.

Wwe is fake jor even tho it's enjoyable, it aint hard to tell that cena-rock match was scripted. No way they would allow rock win that bout cos he's gonna have to be defending his title week in week out and rock's schedule can't fit in with that.

Vado: Wwe is fake jor even tho it's enjoyable, it aint hard to tell that cena-rock match was scripted. No way they would allow rock win that bout cos he's gonna have to be defending his title week in week out and rock's schedule can't fit in with that.

and yu think cena's schedule only revolves arnd d rinq bah. Its scripted, true, but nt to the extent of determinin d eventual winna in a bout. D scriptin has to d wt follow-ups of events btw superstars that eventualy culminate into der dem facin each oda in d ring.