In Memory of "MACHO MAN" RANDY SAVAGE 1952 - 2011

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WWE's Over The Limit pay-per-view extravaganza is upon us and tonight we get to see if The Miz can make John Cena give up in an "I Quit" match. Cena currently holds the WWE Championship and he has vowed to carry the Belt all the way to WrestleMania 28 where he will face The Rock. Will The Miz be able to foil Cena's plan so early, or will John Cena prove once again that he will never back down and he will never quit?!

R-Truth's kicks off proceedings and he comes out to tell Seattle some home truths. He insults the city and tells Rey Mysterio that tonight he takes Rey Mysterio's main event spot. "That's the Truth, the whole Truth and nothing but Da Truth!"

R-Truth vs. Rey Mysterio

R-Truth was a fan-favorite but in recent weeks Truth's brought about a reflection of his true self. He turned on his once friend John Morrison and has since been moaning about having little to no opportunities at the WWE Title. Rey Mysterio has taken the brunt of Truth's punishment and tonight Mysterio may well put Truth in his place, but the early exchanges in this match conclude in Truth's favor as he dominates Rey around ringside and then back in the ring. Truth often taunts Rey and the fans boo as Truth sends Rey along the apron and Mysterio goes head-first bouncing off the ring-post. Truth gets Rey back in the ring to get Two on a count and he then tries to wear Rey down. Truth maintains the pressure as the audience in the Key Arena express their displeasure. Josh Matthews, Jerry 'The King' Lawler, Booker T. and Michael Cole call the show and from the outset Cole and King go back and forth with insults before their match tonight. King's voice is scratchy and Cole mocks his voice. Meanwhile Rey Mysterio performs the biggest little bulldog on Truth from off the middle rope. Rey's back into the match and he follows up with a nice cross-body and he gets Two on the cover. Rey maintains his speed, kicking Truth down for another Two and Truth then tries getting back into the action, but Mysterio hits a seated senton from off the top rope. Mysterio is rolling, but Truth nails him with a Lie Detector! Huge impact, but no cover and Truth instead attempts a scissor kick, but no dice as Rey counters and soon the match spills to ringside. Truth dominates Mysterio, tripping him so that Rey is cought on the ring apron and then back into the ring, Truth finishes him off with a Mic-check type move.

Winner: R-Truth.

After the match Truth asks for a water bottle, drinks from it to celebrate and he then lays Rey out, smashing the bottle over Rey's head. The crowd boo as Truth celebrates upon his exit. Rey eventually gets up and the fans applaud him out.

Backstage The Miz stands with Alex Riley. Todd Grisham asks tonight's WWE Title challenger about how he expects to make John Cena quit tonight. Miz says he has a gameplan and he knows exactly what it takes to win.

We're shown a video recap of how Ezekiel Jackson has fallen out of The Corre. Up next, Big Zeke's got an Intercontinental Title shot.

Wade Barrett (c) vs. Ezekiel Jackson

Intercontinental Title match

Wade Barrett was the man who challenged Ezekiel Jackson to this match. Maybe he wanted to prove himself to the rest of The Corre, but against Jackson, Barrett has his hands full and Big Zeke counters and outpowers Barrett with every attack he's got. Jackson decks Barrett to get a couple of early Two-counts, but Barrett holds his own and he's smart in sending Jackson shoulder-first into the steel ring-post. Barrett gains confidence throughout and he takes Jackson to the canvas for Two on a cover. Barrett goes middle rope and he nails an elbow right into the chest of Jackson. Barrett puts Jackson into a rear chinlock and he then sets up for WasteLand, but Jackson fights back, but not for long as Barrett lifts and drops Zeke with a pumphandle slam. One, Two, only Two on the cover and then we watch as Ezekiel Jackson gets himself back into the match. He takes Barrett down with a couple of clotheslines and then he lays into Barrett with multiple bodyslams. One after the other, Zeke's bodyslams are tormenting Wade, but wait, just as Zeke sets up for his finisher, Justin Gabriel and Heath Slater rush down the ramp.

Winner by way of Disqualification: Ezekiel Jackson. Wade Barrett still the Intercontinental Champion by way of default.

Zeke fights back but the numbers game plays a quick part and Wade Barrett first lays Jackson out with WasteLand. Slater and Gabriel then lift Jackson for Wade to measure and knock him out with a running boot. What a message from The Corre, not just to Jackson, but to the rest of the WWE locker room.

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Backstage we see Mason Ryan and CM Punk walk into the Nexus locker room and they find Michael McGillicutty and David Otunga on the floor. They tell'm that it was Big Show and Kane who had attacked and Mason Ryan loses it, totally mad at what's happened, but CM Punk calms him and tells him to save it for their Tag Title match. Punk tells Otunga and McGillicutty to "walk it off" as he and Ryan leave the scene.

Sin Cara vs. Chavo Geurrero

Sin Cara begins the match on fire and he shows off some dazzling and spectacular action as he dominates Geurrero in and out of the ring. Chavo tries to use his experience to his greatest advantage but Sin Cara's speed, balance and poise is difficult to match. Chavo does well to eventually ground Sin Cara, and he stomps a mudhole in him in the corner. Sin Cara is athletic in his attacks and we watch on as Chavo just boots Sin Cara down and he then puts him in a leg-lock, trying to keep the high-flyer grounded. Sin Cara fights back though and he decks Geurrero all the way to ringside before leaping up the turnbuckles as if they were a ladder and Sin Cara then flies to land an amazing cross-body on Chavo at ringside. Sin Cara is impressive back in the ring and we watch as he dominates Chavo, pushing Geurrero to the limit. Geurrero though kicks out after every attempted pin and he picks his spot to get back into the match, trying to perform a submission on his opponent over his own back, but Sin Cara is explosive as he fights back and he wins the match with a spinning headscissor from which Chavo lands face first and that's it.

Winner: Sin Cara.

Big win as Sin Cara celebrates and the comms review multiple replays.

Backstage Christian and Randy Orton stand with Todd Grisham and Christian says that he's sure that he's going to win back his World Title Live here tonight. Orton says that he's beaten Christian once before and tonight there'll be no happy-ever-after. Orton wants to retain, will he do so against Christian or will Christian pay Orton back for the humiliation of being World Champion for only five days?!

Alberto Del-Rio enters by way of Ricardo Rodriguez and he tells the Canadian sector of Seattle that they're bad because they're illegal and nobody wants them in this country. He says it's fitting that they're in Seattle anyway, because people here just sit in their coffee houses and complain about the weather. Del-Rio talks about his destiny and he says that it doesn't matter who wins any of the Title matches tonight, because it's his destiny to be this company's top Champion. Music hits and out come Kane and the Big Show, WWE's Tag Team Champions. Kane says that he's angry since the rapture didn't come yesterday, he was looking forward to it. He tells Del-Rio to exit the ring or else his destiny will be the same as McGillcutty and Otunga. Show confirms that means a "punch to the face" and Del-Rio exits as we get set for tonight's WWE Tag Team Title match.

Big Show & Kane (c) vs. Mason Ryan & CM Punk

WWE Tag Team Titles

Winners and Still WWE Tag Team Champions: Big Show and Kane.