- Santino Marella def. United States Champion Jack Swagger
- Eve def. Alicia Fox
- World Heavyweight Champion Daniel Bryan & Chris Jericho def. WWE Champion CM Punk and Sheamus
- Big Show def. The Miz
- Kane def. R-Truth
Shawn Michaels will be the special guest referee for the Triple H vs. The Undertaker Hell in a Cell Match at WrestleMania XXVIII
Before a sold-out TD Garden, Raw SuperShow kicked off with the hotly anticipated return of Shawn Michaels. HBK wasted no time in inviting longtime ally Triple H to the ring to explain his decision behind not only accepting The Undertaker’s challenge for a match at WrestleMania, but also demanding that the match take place inside Hell in a Cell.
After dismissing HBK’s suggestion that being unfavorably compared to Michaels is what led him to accept the match, Triple H acknowledged HBK’s WrestleMania XXVI loss to The Phenom – a loss that sent Michaels into retirement – and stated that it pains him to look at Michaels as a “loser.” The Game said that when he steps into Hell in a Cell with The Undertaker at WrestleMania, he’ll end both The Undertaker, and his Streak, in HBK’s honor.
Visibly taken aback by the comment, an offended Michaels told Triple H that, much like last year, he knows who’s going to win The Undertaker-Triple H match this year because he will serve as special
Having heard enough, The Rock entered the arena and dismissed the possibility that Cena had shaken The Great One last week. Rather, The Rock said that he senses fear and doubt in Cena’s words. If Cena loses, the Rock continued, it will negate all off Cena’s many accomplishments in WWE – a point that the Cenation leader conceded.
The Rock and John Cena resumed their war of words
One week after his epic confrontation with The Rock on Raw SuperShow, Massachusetts native John Cena entered Boston’s sold-out TD Garden to address last week’s headline-grabbing showdown. Describing The Rock as the “Michael Jordan of the mic,” Cena said that he did the unthinkable by getting the better of The Rock in their verbal exchange and turning tongue-tied the normally unflappable Great One.
One week after his epic confrontation with The Rock on Raw SuperShow, Massachusetts native John Cena entered Boston’s sold-out TD Garden to address last week’s headline-grabbing showdown. Describing The Rock as the “Michael Jordan of the mic,” Cena said that he did the unthinkable by getting the better of The Rock in their verbal exchange and turning tongue-tied the normally unflappable Great One.
Wondering whether the Superstar who shows up April 1 will be the “dude who talks about Chinese takeout” or the greatest Superstar in WWE history, Cena said he hopes The Rock who appears in Miami is at his best WrestleMania day.
Having heard enough, The Rock entered the arena and dismissed the possibility that Cena had shaken The Great One last week. Rather, The Rock said that he senses fear and doubt in Cena’s words. If Cena loses, the Rock continued, it will negate all off Cena’s many accomplishments in WWE – a point that the Cenation leader conceded.
However, it was Cena eventually scored the last word in this battle, telling The Rock – who by that point had returned to the locker room area – that if he believes Cena’s lost his confidence, then The Rock has lost his mind.
The Rock educates John Cena at historic locations throughout Boston
While in Boston for Raw SuperShow, The Rock took to the streets to film "history lessons" tailored to Massachusetts' native son John Cena.
While in Boston for Raw SuperShow, The Rock took to the streets to film "history lessons" tailored to Massachusetts' native son John Cena.
