Sheamus vs. Heath Slater
They circle eachother and Slater talks some trash before the initial lock-up. Sheamus quickly pushes Heath into a corner, then releases the hold. They go for another lock-up, but Slater goes for the back of Sheamus, gut hold and a side headlock, which Sheamus quickly fends off of whipping Slater towards the ropes, and shoulderblocking The One Man Southern Rock Band on his way back. They yell at eachother, Slater pushes Sheamus, and the Celtic Warrior answers with a forearm. After that, Sheamus goes for his hammer clubs in the ropes and the knee on the apron. Is all Sheamus as he slams Slater’s head against a turnbuckle and punishes him with repeated hammer fists in the corner. When the ref breaks it up though, Slater finds an opening with an elbow, a kick to the gut and a reverse spinning neckbreaker for two. Slater then chokes Sheamus on the second rope, kicks him in the back of the leg and applies another rest hold. Sheamus fights back, but Slater counters, ducks a clothesline and hits a jumping neckbreaker for a one count. He covers again and only one. Sheamus stand up with a livid look on his face, Slater stays paralyzed and eats two double-arm clotheslines. He is whipped to the corner, tries to fight back with a boot but after he suffers a tilt-a-whirl scoop powerslam. Sheamus hits a rope attack, a running knee and a top rope shoulderblock. He signals for the Brogue Kick, hits it, and this one is over.
Winner: Sheamus via pinfall
We go backstage as Christian is talking with Sheamus. Before Sheamus says anything, Christian gives him a potato, saying that he knows Irish folks love potatos. Captain Charisma says that while Sheamus kicked him in the face at Night of Champions, what he said still goes, and that after Christian wins the title back, Sheamus will be the first one to get a title match, so he asks if Sheamus will be there the lumberjack match. Sheamus says that of course he will, and he appreciates the gift. Chrsitan walks off, and Sheamus takes a bite, and then spits it off, saying that that potato isn’t from Ireland, it’s from Idaho.
Then the lumberjacks go all after Henry, who ultimately fights them all off, and throws Baretta into half the roster, as Christian looks terrified from the outside. He tries to escape from the match, but Sheamus comes from the back and puts him back into the ring. Mark Henry quickly delivers World’s Strongest Slam, and this one’s over.
Winner and STILL World Heavyweight Champion: Mark Henry via pinfall