It is the one night of the year when every single title is defended. A night simmering with expectation. A night of which the whole complexion of the WWE can change.
This years event was hosted in the TD Garden in Boston, an appropriate venue for Champions, considering it is the home of the Boston Celtics (17 time NBA Champions).
The WWE Universe witnessed some thrilling wrestling action, and it kicked off with a Fatal-Four-Way match of which the Intercontinental Championship will be contested in.
Miz was definitely in jeopardy in this matchup, the 2 Luchadors got the battle going, but ultimately Miz retained when Sin Cara put a mask on him, he got up and gave Cody Rhodes a SkullCrushing Finalé.
Miz made a bold statement at Night of Champions, retaining it under those circumstances. Moving forward, Miz may have a next challenge in either Rhodes, Sin Cara or Mysterio. But this definitely pushes him further towards the good status he needs in order to become a top flight star once again.

Kofi Kingston and R-Truth's WWE Tag Team Title reign came to an end last night, as the unlikely pairing of Daniel Bryan and Kane defeated the team in somewhat bizarre circumstances. It all happened when the pair were in conflict, and Daniel Bryan pushed Kane off the turnbuckle onto the tag champ, it was a 3 count pin. However Kane was not aware of this. Kane and Bryan are the new tag champs!
What I don't like about this is how they threw Kofi and Truth out the way just to prioritise the Kane and Bryan saga. I think it is quite bizarre, and I'm annoyed that Truth and Kofi lost the titles the way they did. Regardless, the WWE Universe are intrigued for what is next for the tag team champions.

Antonio Cesaro grew a stronger Champion after defeating Ryder to retain his U.S. Championship. Ryder won a Battle Royal in the pre-show, but to no avail, as Cesaro defeated him.
Cesaro has been pushed further to become an established WWE SuperStar, one thing I'm disappointed with though is how they used up the Battle Royal. I would have preferred Ryder to get a shot normally then a Battle Royal in a future PPV of which the winner of the Battle Royal will go on to beat Antonio. Anyway, this has made Cesaro a better Champion.

Eve replaced an injured Kaitlyn to become New Diva's Champion after defeating Layla in a good contest. Eve has now rocketed to further heights in WWE, I think she'll have a long run as Champion and a feud with Kaitlyn too.

Randy Orton defeated Dolph Ziggler in a superb match, one which had us all on the edge of our seat. It was truly an epic contest, Orton won splits an emphatic RKO out of nowhere. Now, moving forward, this puts The Viper well in line for a World Heavyweight Championship when and if Ziggler successfully cashes in his contract. Next for Ziggler is to probably capture the title, and Orton may have another personal feud.

Sheamus retained his World Heavyweight Championship emphatically, after defeating Alberto Del Rio. Going into this match, everyone was wondering how Sheamus will win without utilising the Brogue Kick. There was no need to worry, as before the match began, Booker T came out to announce that the Brogue Kick had been reinstated. Del Rio still pushed Sheamus to the limits, and on two occasions the WWE were left wondering if Sheamus would tap to the malicious Cross Arm Breaker submission. But the tale was defined by a hellacious Brogue Kick that silenced Del Rio. Next for Sheamus will probably to take on more challengers, but for Del Rio, I'm not sure.

CM Punk and John Cena pulled of a classic match, but the only problem was that it ended in a draw, so Punk retained. This match was truly awesome, kick out after kick out. Including a Rock Bottom of which Punk did to Cena. But the match was defined when John Cena did a German Suplex of the top rope and what looked like he pinned the Champ. Cena celebrated with his home-crowd until it was announced that the match was a draw, as both athletes' shoulders were down. Punk goes on as Champion, but I don't think the rivalry is done yet. That iconic match maybe tees up a few more classics. Who will reach the epitomé of sports entertainment? There is more to this tale, I bet.

Author: Nisar Khan (Twitter @iNisarKhan - about.me/Nisar)
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