WWE Raw SuperShow: March 19, 2012

Chris Jericho got extra personal with CM Punk

Chris Jericho continues to verbally attack CM Punk's family.

PHILADELPHIA – Can you believe we're less than two weeks away from WrestleMania XXVIII? As the weather heats up, so does the intense rivalries that will culminate in Miami on April 1. On Monday's Raw SuperShow, Undertaker, Triple H and Shawn Michaels met in a heated confrontation and offered their predictions for the "End of an Era" Hell in a Cell Match. Also, Chris Jericho crossed the line into personal territory again with CM Punk, and The Rock one-upped John Cena in their latest fiery encounter.

Chris Jericho made a shocking claim about CM Punk's sister

WWE Champion CM Punk opened the show and angrily called out Jericho for bringing up his father's alcohol issues. Saying Jericho crossed the line, The Straight Edge Superstar went on to state the seriousness of alcoholism and why Jericho is really the "pathetic" one for making light of a grave condition. ( PHOTOS | VIDEO)

Jericho didn't heed Punk's message, however, as he appeared on the TitanTron just as he did last week – this time making a stunning allegation that Punk's sister had substance-abuse problems. Punk immediately told Jericho to shut up, called him a liar and vowed to beat the lies out of him at WrestleMania.

Kane def. Big Show

Two monsters, Big Show and Kane, go one-on-one in the opening match of Raw.

Kane surprisingly made quick work of Big Show, courtesy of Cody Rhodes' distraction at ringside. The World's Largest Athlete felt the pain of Kane's chokeslam, but the post-match humiliation was what really made Big Show's temper boil. ( PHOTOS | VIDEO)

After giving Big Show a brutal Disaster Kick, Rhodes handcuffed him to the ropes and unleashed a flurry of punches while wearing boxing gloves, making light of when Floyd Mayweather knocked out Big Show at WrestleMania XXIV. The World's Largest Athlete was clearly fuming after the insulting beatdown from the Intercontinental Champion.

David Otunga def. United States Champion Santino Marella in a Non-Title Match

The captains of Team Teddy and Team Johnny look for momentum for their respective team.

Sporting an airbrushed-on six-pack, Santino Marella came out with a fistful of confidence – and the humor to match – against David Otunga. But unfortunately for the U.S. Champion, this only provided Otunga the motivation to pull off an upset in this Non-Title Match. ( PHOTOS | VIDEO)

After the contest, Interim Raw General Manager John Laurinaitis mocked Santino by doing the trombone dance. SmackDown General Manager Teddy Long wouldn't idly stand by and watch him mock the U.S. Champion, though, and smacked Laurinaitis across the face, then busted a move with Santino on the entrance way as Laurinaitis was left steaming.

Vignette teasing 'Lord Tensai' aired

A promo teasing a mysterious individual known as Lord Tensai was shown, leaving the WWE Universe buzzing about who this unknown -- and seemingly dangerous -- man could be. ( VIDEO)

The Rock took shots at John Cena in front of historic "Rocky" statue

The Rock talks about his boyhood dream of becoming an icon.

Inspired by the visage of Rocky Balboa towering above him, The Rock gave a stirring speech about how he's going to conquer John Cena at WrestleMania XXVIII. As he ran through some of his most memorable moments in his WWE career, The Most Electrifying Man in All of Entertainment walked through the WWE Universe how he plans to take down the leader of Cenation in Miami on April 1. ( VI DEO)

World Heavyweight Champion Daniel Bryan def. Zack Ryder in a Non-Title Match

Zack Ryder returns to the ring to take on the World Heavyweight Champion, Daniel Bryan.

Showing once more that he can secure the LeBell Lock from out of nowhere, Daniel Bryan reversed the Rough Ryder into the punishing finisher and made Long Island Iced-Z tap out. The World Heavyweight Champion was rewarded with a kiss on the cheek from his main squeeze, AJ, after the match. ( PHOTOS | VIDEO)

Flo Rida to perform at WrestleMania XXVIII

Flo Rida, whose hit songs Wild Ones and Good Feeling are official themes for The Show of Shows, will perform at WresteMania XXVIII in Miami. ( FULL STORY)

John Cena def. Mark Henry; The Rock assaulted Henry

John Cena looks to take down the World's Strongest Man.

Mark Henry showed no mercy against John Cena, battering the leader of Cenation inside and out of the ring. Cena, however, would not be overpowered, even as he fought The World's Strongest Man just hours after being involved in a car accident earlier Monday. Cena kicked out of pin attempt following a World's Strongest Slam and bounced back to defeat Henry with a monster Attitude Adjustment. ( PHOTOS | VIDEO)

After the match, the one-upmanship between Cena and The Rock continued as The Great One came out to lay out Henry with a Rock Bottom. The two rivals engaged in a piercing staredown before Cena turned his eyed to the WrestleMania XXVIII logo hanging above the Wells Fargo Center.

Sheamus def. The Miz

The Miz tries to prove he's worthy to be on Team Johnny in his match against Sheamus.

The Miz did plenty of talking before his match against Sheamus, as The Awesome One told the Philadelphia crowd that it's a travesty he won't have a match at WrestleMania. The Miz said he would prove to John Laurinaitis why he deserves to have a spot on Team Johnny in Miami. ( PHOTOS | VIDEO)

Sheamus proved The Miz was full of hot air, though, when The Great White needed just a few minutes to hand the reeling Superstar another loss following a vicious Brogue Kick.

Randy Orton called out Kane in the center of the ring

Randy Orton made it clear that he doesn't care about Kane's "identity crisis." Orton said that while Kane might have a problem coming to terms with who he really is, The Viper has no such dilemma flashing his dangerous side at every opportunity. ( PHOTOS | VIDEO)

Dolph Ziggler and Jack Swagger def. R-Truth and Kofi Kingston

The two newest members of Team Johnny take on Team Teddy's Kofi Kingston & R-Truth.

Hours after being named as members of Team Johnny, Dolph Ziggler and Jack Swagger did nothing to make John Laurinaitis question his all-important decision. Ziggler and Swagger isolated Kingston in the corner and pummeled him with double-team maneuvers. R-Truth fared better in the ring, but some crafty assistance from Vickie Guerrero helped secure a victory for Ziggler and Swagger. ( PHOTOS | VIDEO)

After the match, Aksana shoved Guerrero to the floor, sending the tempestuous manager into a rage as the two had to be separated by Superstars from both sides.

The Undertaker, Triple H and Shawn Michaels met in the ring for a heated confrontation

The Phenom, The Game, & HBK finally face off to address Hell in a Cell.

Shawn Michaels said that even though he's the special guest referee, he's the real star everyone's talking about heading into the "End of an Era" Hell in a Cell Match at WrestleMania. While HBK refused to offer a prediction for the match, he made a promise that he'll once again steal the show. ( PHOTOS | VIDEO)

Undertaker came out next and advised HBK to keep quiet before Triple H joined the heated discussion. The Game said he knows exactly what it takes to end Undertaker's career inside Hell in a Cell. The Deadman questioned whether Triple H is willing to put his entire life on the line to get the job done.

As their face-off reached a boiling point, a final parting shot from Undertaker was the one that rang the loudest:

"Remember when I said Shawn was better than you? … He is."