Mr Main Event's Night of Champion Thoughts, Mark Henry New World Heavyweight Champion!

Night of Champions, a night in which every title in the WWE is defended. This is a night where you are almost guaranteed to see at least one title change. Tonight, the WWE Universe witnessed the two most important change hands, the World Heavyweight and the WWE titles.

 For fans who have been loyal to the WWE for years, they saw Mark Henry, a 15 year veteran earn his first World Heavyweight Championship. Henry has been terrorizing the Smackdown roster for the entire summer, and he stated that his goal was to win the World Championship, which he accomplished by defeating Randy Orton in a dominating performance.

John Cena defeated Alberto Del Rio in a solid match. I was not expecting much from this match, however I was not disappointed. It was not a bad, nor boring match, but it was not Cena-Punk either. For the first time, I actually was not upset that John Cena came out as the new WWE Champion. In my opinion, at the end of this man's career he will be a 25 time champion.

Triple H and CM Punk's No Disqualification match really lived up to the hype. At least, I think so. These two had a lot of pinned up emotion and they really took it to each other from start to finish. Triple H was in the ring for the first time since facing the Undertaker at WrestleMania in April. The Game really proved that he could keep up with Punk. Punk, who has been on a roll all Summer, threw everything at Triple H except the kitchen sink. However, Nash entered the ring, only to knock both men out. And just when Triple H landed a sledgehammer to Kevin Nash, out came R-Truth and Miz, who stated that they were tired of the conspiracies. In the end, it was Triple H defeating Punk and maintaining his role of the Chief Operating Officer of the WWE. We all know that CM Punk will be back, but in what form.

Kelly-Kelly surprised me. I just knew that her title reign would be over at the end of the night. Every time I see her take on Beth Phoenix, I become more impressed. Phoenix has really brought out the best in her. Prior to their matchups, the divas division seemed to be a dying breed. Now watching Kelly Kelly seems to be interesting because she has really improved her craft.

Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase Jr work so well in the ring together. When the two debuted as a tag team, I just knew that DiBiase Jr would be the star of this group. He seemed to have all the makings of a future world champion. However, he just cannot seem to get over. The two had a solid match tonight, but in the end it was Cody Rhodes outsmarting DiBiase to retain his Intercontinental Championship.

The United States Championship match was very entertaining. Since the Royal Rumble, I have said and will continue to say that Dolph Ziggler is a future main event star. He may not be the biggest, but his in ring ability and intelligence is well ahead of his class. Ziggler escaped with the victory tonight and retained his US Championship by simply outsmarting Alex Riley, Jack Swagger, and John Morrison.

The new team of Air Boom did not prove whether or not they are a fluke. The match simply ended in a disqualification. The Miz and R-Truth believed that they were victims of a conspiracy after the referee allowed  Evan Bourne and Kofi Kingston to execute a tag because he said that he heard one, but would not do the same because he did not hear it from Miz and Truth. I liked this a lot. This would lead to the Miz and R-Truth leaving in an uproar and as they indicated they would do something about the "conspiracies."

Post Raw Thoughts June 6, 2011 ( Miz Injured After Raw)

I felt this episode of Monday Night Raw started out great, then fell flat.
It is always great when you see Stone Cold Steve Austin began a show no matter what. Austin crowned Andy as tough enough champion. After that, Andy was slapped by Vince McMahon and received a Stone Cold Stunner from Austin. Talk about a welcome into the company. Then fans greeted with R-Truth coming down looking like a black "Uncle Sam." He apologize, then claimed that there was a conspiracy going on. This really showed that R-Truth is over. The fans have someone that they truly love to hate.  Hopefully he can maintain a main event slot. Afterwards, The Miz, Alex Riley, and John Cena all came down to the ring and before you knew it, the main event was made, Cena and Riley vs Miz and R-Truth. Before that was made, Cena indicated that since R-Truth finally apologized he would be granted his WWE title match. So finally we have a match for Capitol Punishment. Now, onto the match. This match ended up being pretty boring, and in the end it was the Miz receiving a beat down from Riley, a Stunner from Stone Cold and a Attitude Adjustment from Cena.
Another match I found pretty interesting, Jack Swagger vs Booker T. Booker T looked really great in the ring, and I think that he can help build Jack Swagger back up. Only time will tell.
I am looking forward to seeing what Kofi Kingston is going to do. There was a great video package put together showing some great highlights. I truly believe that it is time for Kofi to be elevated into the main event picture.

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According to Pro Wrestling Torch, The Miz suffered a leg injury in a dark match with John Cena following Monday Night RAW.

During the match, Cena threw Miz to the outside of the ring. Miz definitely appeared to be in pain and was holding his leg. He had to have paramedics help him to the back. Cena thanked fans for coming out and seemed concerned about Miz's injury.

Who's Next for Cena?

Some say it will be Alberto Del Rio, others say it will be CM Punk. Maybe even R-Truth? Personally I would love to see Cena and Punk square off. Why not go full circle for the Nexus on who they began their careers in the WWE attacking. Last year, we witnessed Cena represent the WWE as the Nexus invaded with a hostile takeover. However, that was with Wade Barrett and there was no gold on the line. This year, Nexus has more experienced leader in CM Punk and he can possibly bring the most prestigious title to the Nexus thus making them a true force in the WWE. CM Punk also has great in ring ability, great microphone skills, and the ability to make anyone hate him, and keep Cena from getting stale to the fans.

As far as Del Rio is concerned, personally I do not think he is ready for a WWE title shot. A match between he and Cena would be boring. I have yet to see Del Rio carry a match and be really impressive. At WrestleMania he dropped the ball, although many could argue that he was wrestling with caution due to the unknown condition of Edge at the time. His matches with Kofi Kingston and Christian at Elimination Chamber and Extreme Rules were good matches, however, that was due to his opponent. If Del Rio can improve his in ring ablilty and add a few moves to his arsenal, then by the fall, he and Cena can have a legitimate rivalry for the title.

R Truth is a great heel. His turn was unexpected and he gets a lot of heat from the fans. He even brought us back to the 80s when there was some superstars who did not have theme music. In the ring, he is awesome and a match with he and Cena could be a match of the year candidate. The anamyous general manager keeps knocking him back down, stating that he is not ready for a title shot. Whenever he gets one, hopefully he will make the best out of it.