Sunday, 17 June 2012
John Cena vs Big Show in a Steel Cage Match
John Cena def. Big Show in a Steel Cage Match
It took an Attitude Adjustment, some assistance from Mr. McMahon,
Brodus Clay and Kofi Kingston, and a little bit of luck, but John Cena
did it.
In
what will be remembered as one of the most harrowing bouts of his career, the Cenation leader overcame a 441-pound giant inside a dangerous
steel cage to not only save his own career, but to also end the tyrannical reign
of General Manager John Laurinaitis. For the 10-time
victories will be this sweet.
It was a match the Superstar knew he had to win, but that didn’t make it easy.
From the opening bell, Cena attempted to use his awesome power to topple
The World’s Largest Athlete, but the nasty giant was not going to be pushed
around at No Way Out. Smacking his opponent away in the same manner that
King Kong swatted fighter planes from the sky, Big Show appeared shockingly
unfazed by Cena’s strength. Instead, the giant controlled the pace of the bout as
he took slow pleasure in the destruction of his opponent. The super heavyweight
even found the time to flash a cruel smile when he wasn’t sledgehammering his
fists into his opponent’s abdomen.
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