-Triple H will be on Smackdown this week to discuss Evolution reforming.
-Zeb Colter comes down and insults Cesaro and Paul Heyman. We the People.
Big Show vs. Jack Swagger
Swagger actually carries the first few minutes of the match, working over the big man's knees and taking him off his feet. Swagger continues to stomp away at Show's limbs, pausing for a few rest holds. Show kicks him off with authority, but gets kicked in the face before he can get up. Big Show with a massive over-hand slap and a few clubbing blows, and suddenly the tide has turned. Show signals for the chokeslam, hooks Swagger, but Jack rolls it into the Patriot Lock. Swagger works over Show in the Patriot Lock for several minutes, until Show is left unresponsive. The giant Hulk's up and breaks the hold, delivering a KO Punch out of nowhere. 1-2-3.
Winner: Big Show
-Big Show takes off his boot and limps away as Main Event goes off the air.
KILLAM: This was a better match-up than I had anticipated. Sometimes I forget that Jack is 6'7" and can actually stand up well with guys like Kane and Big Show. A lot of offensive for Swagger, who I thought WWE wanted to push sans Cesaro. A massive win over Show would have propelled him into something good, possibly a match with Cesaro at Extreme Rules. I don't know why they need to constantly feed Show matches, instead of building stars. They did the whole ankle injury thing on Raw with Sheamus, and now with Show. It makes Swagger's finisher look good, but loss after loss kind of evens that out.
A pretty lackluster episode overall. The Divas battle royal was terrible. Just a few weeks ago the Divas were working great matches on Main Event, and I looked forward to their matches. Nothing really stuck with me. Swagger winning would have been a highlight. Show is just totally irrelevant to the roster right now.
