Last Sunday night had made an event historical for WWE past when newcomer Sheamus showed his hands in fight and defeated John Cena for The WWE Championship. Sheamus is an Irish champion entered in WWE two months ago and has started to show his strengths and goals. He has now being proved to be an important factor to consider for other champions here.

He has really ruined Cena’s strengths and in last moments stolen the victory title from Cena. He is now an encouragement mode for newcomers and youths. His success has been publicized in his home country and this is one of the greatest achievements for the country that there man has become a WWE champion now. There is a very bright future ahead for this newcomer in the industry and will definitely bring himself with more surprises.

Orton vs. Kingston Feud

Last Sunday night, Orton had defeated Kofi in a WWE match. This was very interesting match to watch as this was the result of Orton-Kofi issue which was publicized and became popular from last few weeks. Both the contenders were tough but the victory was to go with one of them. Orton got the winning part of the match after hard struggle. Kofi had shown much of his strengths and also performed well in Raw some few weeks ago.

So, this was a very good match which finally went to the stronger one. It was a little surprised win because Kofi had shown some outstanding exposure in recent fights and it was expected that he would show his hands in this fight too and he actually did it but finally the victory goes to Orton surprisingly. But Kofi will definitely prove to be good contender in the race for WWE championship title.

Last Night’s Three-Man Announce Team

There was an announcement last night for three man team made by Cole , Lawler and Striker. They announced that three man team doesn’t work for them and they prefer comfort working with each other in San Antonio. They had a view that the team is different from the individual aspects. There was an announcement of the trio last night which was more interesting than other ones in which three man team had broadcasted live on TV for announcements.