Edge defeated Brodus Clay by pinfall. Edge hit Clay with the spear to get the win.
Sheamus defeated Kofi Kingston by pinfall. Sheamus hit Kingston with the brogue kick to get the win.
Cody Rhodes defeated Trent Baretta by pinfall.
Layla defeated Kelly Kelly by pinfall.
Big Show and Kane defeated Justin Gabriel and Heath Slater for the WWE Tag Team Titles by Disqualification. The Disqualification occurred when Wade Barrett and Zeke interfered.
Jack Swagger defeated Chris Masters by submission.
Rey Mysterio defeated Ted DiBiase by pinfall. Mysterio hit DiBiase with the 619 to get the win.
Christian defeated Alberto Del Rio in a steel cage match.

The Great Khali defeated The Miz by Disqualification. The Disqualification occurred when Alex Riley interfered.
Sheamus defeated Daniel Bryan in U.S. Title Match by pinfall. Sheamus is our new United States Champion.
Randy Orton defeated Mason Ryan by pinfall. Orton hit Ryan with a RKO to get the win.
Vickie Guerrero defeated Trish Stratus in a No Disqualification Match by pinfall.
John Cena vs Alberto Del Rio ended in a No Contest.

If you have never heard of Steven James Anderson, don’t feel bad. This is the name that professional wrestler Steve Austin was given at birth (December 1964). Most of you probably know him as Stone Cold, one of the most recognized names in WWF/WWE history. He was also associated with World Championship Wrestling and Extreme Championship Wrestling.

If you haven’t followed the Stone Cold saga it’s not from lack of effort on the part of the wrestling industry. Austin was marketed as the most popular wrestler in WWE history but his fame was primarily due to the ongoing feud with wrestling mogul Vince McMahon. In fact, Austin put the boss down with his finishing move, the “Stunner.” That didn’t stop Stone Cold from being inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. All of this notoriety was just part of the Stone Cold story, however. Austin has held wrestling titles 19 times during his career, including six World Champion titles under the WWE banner. The wrestler has also used such performing names as Austin 3:16, The Texas Rattlesnake and The Ringmaster. He started his career as a loudmouth punk and big talker, only to find a second career as a referee in recent years.

You may know him as Goldberg. Some people call him Bill Goldberg. But this professional wrestler and star football player was born William Scott Goldberg in 1966 (Tulsa, Oklahoma). In the 4+ decades since that time Goldberg grew into a 6’4″ 285 pound superstar.

He was an All-SEC and All-American player at the University of Georgia. A brief career in the NFL was cut short by a muscle tear and he retired from the game. But he found a new job that wasn’t first on his list of priorities. Friendships with other World Championship Wrestling stars led to his debut match against Hugh Morrus. Goldberg quickly rose to star status with his signature spear and jackhammer moves.
He defeated Hulk Hogan in 1998 but then found himself trying to regain his wrestling title. Frustration led to a serious cut on his arm (after punching through a car windshield). The wound was closed with 190 stitches. After some time on the sidelines he made his way back into the ring and continued his success into the 21st century. He has since made appearances in Hollywood films and many “big name” television shows. Goldberg may be one of the most recognizable names in the wrestling world.