Perhaps Dolph Ziggler thought Ryback was at his weakest following a pair of defeats at the hands of The Shield. This was not the case.

With a bout against John Cena only hours away, CM Punk took to the ring to deliver his boldest sermon yet.

The Great Khali came out swinging, but a World's Strongest Slam from Mark Henry kept The Punjabi Titan confined in the Hall of Pain for another week.

With controversy engulfing Jack Swagger and Zeb Colter, The Miz got in on the action by having the duo face Alberto Del Rio and Ricardo Rodriguez on "Miz TV."

The Swiss Superman's personal Kryptonite struck again when Antonio Cesaro fell to a quick-strike effort from Randy Orton in Dallas.

The Celtic Warrior mockingly added Wade Barrett to his list of overlooked Oscar contenders, but the Intercontinental Champion had finally had enough of Sheamus' jokes.

After embarrassing Damien Sandow last week on Raw, R-Truth took it to Sandow's "best friend" Cody Rhodes in a singles contest.

Thanks to some misguided boasting, Team Hell No faced down The Prime Time Players with Daniel Bryan blindfolded and Kane's arm tied behind his back. Was it pretty? No. But they got the win nonetheless.

The Shield's victory speech following a monumental two weeks turned sour when Randy Orton and Sheamus turned the trio's own tactics against them.

Looking for payback, The Miz squared off against Jack Swagger and seemed on his way to victory when a freak accident turned the tide.

CM Punk fought like a champion, but it was John Cena who stood tall in a classic bout to punch his ticket to WrestleMania 29.