Intercontinental Championship Ladder Match
R-Truth vs Dean Ambrose vs Dolph Ziggler vs Stardust
vs Daniel Bryan vs Luke Harper vs Bad News Barrett (c)
Wade hits Ambrose with a ladder before Harper splashes everyone on the floor, then Ambrose climbs a ladder on the floor and elbow drops everyone. Wade slams Truth in the corner and Bryan dropkicks Stardust into a ladder. Bryan puts Harper in tree of woe position on a ladder and repeatedly kicks him, then Dolph superkicks Bryan and everyone tries to climb the ladder in the ring. Stardust dropkicks it and and gets his own ladder, then Wade beats everyone with a broken ladder piece on the floor.
Harper slams Ambrose facefirst into the ladder wedged in the corner, then he swings it at Bryan before Truth hits a standing legdrop onto it. Truth gets sent outside as Stardust makes his way up the giant ladder, but Wade superplexes him off of it and Bryan and Dolph climb up and slug it out. Ambrose tips the ladder and clotheslines Harper, then he climbs the ladder but Harper pops up and powerbombs him off the ladder and into another one. Dolph puts him in a sleeperhold but Harper still climbs the ladder, and Dolph reaches for the belt but Harper falls back and takes Dolph with him.
Dolph runs up the ladder but Wade hits a Bullhammer, then he connects with a few more Bullhammers when Truth and Stardust get back in. Bryan runs up the ladder but Dolph and Wade knock him down, then Bryan comes back with Knee Plus to Wade before he climbs the ladder. Dolph runs back in and slugs it out with Bryan on the ladder, then they repeatedly headbutt each other, and Bryan finally knocks him down and takes the title.
Winner – Daniel Bryan
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
