This was an okay PPV, nothing more. While there isn't really anything horrible on here, there is nothing worth going out of your way to see aside from two matches.
Interpromotional Match: Daniel Bryan (Raw) vs. Dolph Ziggler - Daniel Bryan had several quality PPV matches in his first year in the WWE, and I think that this was the best of those. Him and Ziggler have great chemistry, and the match was given a really good amount of time to allow them to have a really competitive and exciting match with plenty of near-falls. Daniel Bryan wins by submission with the LeBell Lock. RATING: ****
WWE Tag Team Championship Match: Cody Rhodes and Drew McIntyre (c) vs. John Cena and David Otunga - Nothing much to say about this one. It wasn't very long, and it was mostly used to advance the "Cena vs. Nexus" storyline. The Nexus win the titles, and afterward, Cena hits Otunga with an Attitude Adjustment. RATING: **
Ted DiBiase vs. Goldust - A decent little match, if nothing special. I do admire Goldust for showing that he could still hold his own even at his age. Ted DiBiase wins thanks to distraction from Maryse and Aksana. RATING: **1/2
Buried Alive Match for the World Heavyweight Championship: Kane (c) vs. The Undertaker - A very average world title match. The Kane/Taker feud from 2010 was pretty forgettable, as was this match. Kane retains thanks to distraction from Paul Bearer and interference from The Nexus. RATING: **1/4
14-Man Elimination Tag Team Match: Team Raw vs. Team Smackdown - I really enjoyed this match. I usually have fun with multi-man elimination tag matches, and this was right up my alley. The action was fast and the wrestlers from both teams were showcased quite well. Team Smackdown wins with Edge and Rey Mysterio being the sole survivors. RATING: ***1/2
WWE Championship Match: Randy Orton (c) vs. Wade Barrett - Another world title match that is nothing noteworthy. Like the tag title match from earlier, this was mainly an advancement of the "Cena vs. Nexus" feud. It wasn't anything bad, but not good enough for a main event. The match ends in disqualification. RATING: **1/2
Aside from Bryan/Ziggler and the Raw vs. Smackdown tag match, this PPV was just kind of there and not really worth your time.
RATING: C+
Interpromotional Match: Daniel Bryan (Raw) vs. Dolph Ziggler - Daniel Bryan had several quality PPV matches in his first year in the WWE, and I think that this was the best of those. Him and Ziggler have great chemistry, and the match was given a really good amount of time to allow them to have a really competitive and exciting match with plenty of near-falls. Daniel Bryan wins by submission with the LeBell Lock. RATING: ****
WWE Tag Team Championship Match: Cody Rhodes and Drew McIntyre (c) vs. John Cena and David Otunga - Nothing much to say about this one. It wasn't very long, and it was mostly used to advance the "Cena vs. Nexus" storyline. The Nexus win the titles, and afterward, Cena hits Otunga with an Attitude Adjustment. RATING: **
Ted DiBiase vs. Goldust - A decent little match, if nothing special. I do admire Goldust for showing that he could still hold his own even at his age. Ted DiBiase wins thanks to distraction from Maryse and Aksana. RATING: **1/2
Buried Alive Match for the World Heavyweight Championship: Kane (c) vs. The Undertaker - A very average world title match. The Kane/Taker feud from 2010 was pretty forgettable, as was this match. Kane retains thanks to distraction from Paul Bearer and interference from The Nexus. RATING: **1/4
14-Man Elimination Tag Team Match: Team Raw vs. Team Smackdown - I really enjoyed this match. I usually have fun with multi-man elimination tag matches, and this was right up my alley. The action was fast and the wrestlers from both teams were showcased quite well. Team Smackdown wins with Edge and Rey Mysterio being the sole survivors. RATING: ***1/2
WWE Championship Match: Randy Orton (c) vs. Wade Barrett - Another world title match that is nothing noteworthy. Like the tag title match from earlier, this was mainly an advancement of the "Cena vs. Nexus" feud. It wasn't anything bad, but not good enough for a main event. The match ends in disqualification. RATING: **1/2
Aside from Bryan/Ziggler and the Raw vs. Smackdown tag match, this PPV was just kind of there and not really worth your time.
RATING: C+
