Despite a late-game entry from The Boogeyman, The Boom Squad General's feat of agility from early 2012 earned him a Slammy for the year's most jaw-dropping moment.

Turn the other cheek? Not an option for Kaitlyn, who repaid Eve's cheap shot at the WWE TLC Pre-Show with a resounding win over the Divas Champion.

Not every great comeback takes place in the ring, as Jerry "The King" Lawler proved when the WWE Universe awarded him Comeback of the Year for his miraculous recovery from a near-fatal heart attack.

The Boom Squad General notched himself another win over the monstrous Tensai, but Wade Barrett was not about to let his WWE TLC opponent go quietly.

Who else could have won Kiss of the Year but AJ and John Cena? And how else could she have followed that up than with an encore ... with Dolph Ziggler as the kiss-ee.

The Harvard Law grad put up a tough effort against The Great Khali, but The Punjabi Warrior had the last word, dismissing Otunga with

It’s bigger than Best Picture, more outstanding than Album of the Year, and more hallowed than any Hall of Fame honor you can shake a stick at: That’s right folks, It’s time for Superstar of the Year. And it's safe to say the presenter was appropriately epic.

Chaos erupted in Philadelphia when The Shield descended upon Ric Flair, but a trio of Superstars swarmed the ring to save "The Nature Boy" from disaster.

How do you follow Ric Flair? With some funk, as Brodus Clay knocked off JTG in Philadelphia's Wells Fargo Center.

From an LOL couple to an LOL moment, Santino Marella and Tensai awarded the funniest Slammy of the Year to the always-deserving Brahma Bull.

Sin Cara's fortunes didn't improve one night after being put through a table, as The International Sensation suffered a loss to Cody Rhodes in Philadelphia.

In a banner year for WWE and social media, Ryback found himself festooned with Slammy gold for his trendsetting catchphrase.

The good sportsmanship of The Celtic Warrior didn't stop Big Show from getting a final word in, but the quick thinking of John Cena did prevent Dolph Ziggler from cashing in his Money in the Bank contract.

Del Rio and Miz reformed their odd couple for an encore against 3MB, with a guest spot from none other than The Innovator of Violence, Tommy Dreamer.

Ryback claimed his place as Newcomer of the Year, but one of his fellow nominees wasn't about to let that slide so easily.

It was truly a prestigious gathering when three WWE legends united to award Match of the Year to The Phenom and The King of Kings. But what promise did Triple H make that shook the WWE Universe to its core?

AJ Lee's motives for costing John Cena the Money in the Bank contract remain unclear, but the plot thickened in Philly when she unveiled an apparent accomplice.