CHICAGO -- Going into No Mercy, Triple H's showdown with Umaga was only about two irresistible forces and whether or not The Game would be able survive the onslaught of a bloodthirsty, vengeance-minded beast. By night's end, The Game had not only survived the Samoan Bulldozer, but he made his first successful defense of his newly-won WWE

CHICAGO -- If ever a specialty contest seemed dreadfully well-suited for a WWE pay-per-view called No Mercy, it's the Punjabi Prison Match. And clearly, there was no bigger favorite to win inside this chamber of horrors Sunday night than the 7-foot-3, 420-pound Punjabi colossus, The Great Khali. Nevertheless, even with the odds stacked way too high

CHICAGO -- Randy Orton thought he would have the time to bask in his victory celebration. He was on top of the world -- he had eliminated John Cena and had been awarded the prize he cherished more than anything in the world, the WWE Championship. But a longtime nemesis -- a certain King of Kings -- shocked the world and knocked the Legend Killer

CHICAGO - The wait is over for Beth Phoenix. The overwhelming size and strength of the Glamazon could be denied no longer. In front of a capacity crowd at the Allstate Arena, Phoenix defeated Candice Michelle, obliterating any doubts about her dominance and emerging victorious in her drive to capture the Women's Championship.

CHICAGO -- Being a wily veteran, Finlay knows just about every trick in the book. But while his match with Rey Mysterio at No Mercy was No Contest, the irate Irishman may have added a new chapter to that already lengthy tome.

ECW Champion CM Punk addressed his "big problem" at No Mercy, and while the resolution was a win, things didn't exactly go the way he wanted them to.

CHICAGO -- In a special bonus contest at No Mercy, The World Tag Team Champions Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch and Mr. Kennedy defeated Intercontinental Champion Jeff Hardy and London & Kendrick in a Six Man Tag Team Match.

CHICAGO -- History was truly made at No Mercy -- over and over again. The WWE Title changed hands twice, and when the smoke cleared, Randy Orton was WWE Champion.