We see a video recap of the ups and downs between the Brother\'s of Destruction. We see how Kane entered the WWE wearring his mask. He went on to have many battles with his brother, battles that raged on after \'Taker once thought his brother died in a house-fire. These two went on to become one in the WWE, nobody could match them in the ring. Now though after years, Kane has the upper hand. He was revealed to have put The UnderTaker in a vegitative state and it seems that not only is \'Taker now weakened, but Kane has absorbed some - maybe all - of his brothers dark powers. Tonight it\'s No Holds Barred and the World Heavyweight Championship is on the line!

The UnderTaker vs. Kane

No Holds Barred, World Heavyweight Title!

Upon Kane\'s entrance The UnderTaker runs up the ramp charge at his brother. He slams soup bowls into Kane and then ends up throwing Kane off the shallow stage into some of the show-pieces of the Night of Champions set. The match continues around the stage and then down the ramp. The fans boo as Kane gets on top and Cole, King and Striker dicuss the relationship of these two brothers. They talk about everything they\'ve both been through and wonder whether Kane is right, whether he\'s really stolen the power of the dark-side from his very own brother. The match continues toward the ring and Kane uses the steel stairs to his advantage before ramming \'Taker head-first into the ring-post. Kane steps toward the Championship Belt and he jabs it into the gut of The UnderTaker. Kane rolls his brother into the ring and he goes to the top rope to then nail UnderTaker with a patented flying clothesline. Kane is disecting his brother and he has this crowd silent as he rushes \'Taker with three impactful splashes into the corner. Kane continues his dominance and after getting a couple of Two-counts, he takes UnderTaker to ringside. He smashes \'Taker into the commentary table and then throws the top panel of it right at \'Taker\'s face. Kane then sets to Irish whip The UnderTaker into the ring-post, but \'Taker reverses and he then takes control. He soon levels his younger brother with a vintage leg drop to Kane right on the apron. The two then battle into and around the timekeeper\'s corner and we see \'Taker phenomenally leap over the barricade right into Kane. The fans applaud as it seems that The UnderTaker is well and truly back into it, but Kane then grabs a chair and he uses it to conquer The UnderTaker. The brothers then fight right into the crowd with both of them having spells on top. Kane then directs the contest, throwing \'Taker back to ringside and then perching himself atop the panel of the barrricade before leaping off and nailling The UnderTaker with a clothesline. Back in the ring kane continues the onslaught as he smiles toward his brother. He tells \'Taker to \"Give it up\" as he forces him into the corner. Kane jabs at him as if he were a punch-bag, but \'Taker then waves his arms as if to say \"Give me some more.\" Kane mercilessly beats down The UnderTaker and the referee checks on him. Kane then gives more to \'Taker, but then there\'s a fist fight. Both men throw haymaker\'s at one another in the middle of the ring and after an exchange The UnderTaker hits Kane with a flying lariat, the Snake Eyes and then a huge leg drop. \'Taker gets Two on the referee\'s count and then he gets up to take Kane up and down with a chokeslam! UnderTaker then sets up for the Tombstone, but the Devil\'s Favourite Demon reverses and Kane hits the Tombstone! He pulls \'Taker to the middle of the ring to hook the leg for a cover; One! Two! Three!

Winner and Still World Heavyweight Champion: KANE!

Kane leaves by making the arena go blood-red as the ring-posts explode with flames of glory. The power may have certainly shifted for sure now as Kane leaves having defeated his brother The UnderTaker at WWE\'s Night of Champions. After Kane exits the arena lights return to normal and we watch as The UnderTaker struggles to exit. This is a sight that we\'ve not seen, \'Taker stumbling and exiting so hurt. What now for the Dead-Man?