WWE Main Event: April 15, 2014

NASHVILLE, Tenn. —

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Divas Champion Paige’s reign could come to an abrupt end at Extreme Rules, now that a formidable No. 1 Contender has emerged. While the news may be unsettling for the young Diva, Bad News Barrett continued to pick up momentum in his quest for Big E’s Intercontinental Title at the upcoming pay-per-view.

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Los Matadores vs. Drew McIntyre & Jinder Mahal ended in a No Contest

Not to be outdone in the mascot department, 3MB brought in Hornswoggle for reinforcements in their fight against Los Matadores. As the diminutive Superstars locked up in a fiery brawl, the match soon descended into chaos involving all of the participants.

With bodies everywhere, it was down to mascot vs. mascot. In the end, Hornswoggle ended up rolling from the ring, while El Torito taunted him to continue their brawl. After tensions between the two during WrestleMania weekend, is this latest battle the start of a burgeoning mascot war?

Bad News Barrett def. Sin Cara
Fresh off his victory over Dolph Ziggler in the Intercontinental Championship No. 1 Contender’s Tournament Match on last night’s Raw, Bad News Barrett followed it up with a win over Sin Cara. Despite a formidable effort by Sin Cara, the bare-knuckle brawler took down the masked Superstar with a crushing Bad News Bull Hammer to the head.

Tamina Snuka won a Divas Championship No. 1 Contender Battle Royal

Taking to Twitter earlier in the evening to announce the No. 1 Contender Battle Royal, SmackDown General Manager Vickie Guerrero caught the attention of the entire Divas roster. The lucky 10 chosen to compete were Nikki Bella, Cameron, Naomi, Emma, Tamina, Alicia Fox, Aksana, Eva Marie, Layla, and Natalya. With Tamina and Natalya the final two combatants, Snuka seized her pay-per-view opportunity with a hard-hitting Superkick to the head of the third-generation Superstar.

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Big Show def. Jack Swagger

Jack Swagger had his hands full against the supersize goliath Big Show, who was still seething after Swagger interfered in his match against Cesaro on last Friday’s SmackDown. As the two former World Champions waged war, Swagger pushed The World’s Largest Athlete to the brink of his pain threshold with a punishing Patriot Lock. But Big Show powered through the pain, and dropped Swagger with a brutal KO Punch to claim victory.

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