11/30 WWE Live Events Results: Asheville, NC

December 1, 2012

The following is courtesy of PWTorch.com

1. Brodus Clay defeated Michael McGillicutty. This was a typical squash match, with Clay winning with the Funk-It Splash.

2. Antonio Cesaro defeated R-Truth and Jack Swagger to retain the United States Championship. This was said to be a very entertaining match, with Cesaro getting a lot of heat from the crowd. Truth hit his finisher onto Swagger, but Cesaro pulled him off and stole the victory.

3. Zack Ryder defeated Cory Graves

4. Eve Torres defeated AJ Lee and Kaitlyn to retain the WWE Divas Championship. AJ was added by a crowd vote earlier in the night. AJ picked up a pinfall and won the title, but Vickie came out and said it was illegal and they restarted the match. Eve hit her finisher immediately after to AJ for the win.

5. John Cena defeated Dolph Ziggler. This was an excellent match, with Ziggler controlling most of the offense. Cena came back, per usual, and hit his flurry of moves before AJ and Vickie distracted Ziggler. Cena hit the AA for the win.

6. Santino Marella defeated Tensai. Santino picked up the victory after hitting The Cobra.

7. Team Hell No defeated Primo and Epico

8. Ryback defeated CM Punk via disqualification. The guys put on a great match, but Ryback was attacked by The Shield right before trying to hit Shell Shocked. Daniel Bryan and Kane came out to help Ryback. Ryback would hit his finisher onto Punk, and then cut a promo saying he will face The Rock at Royal Rumble after he beats Punk at WWE TLC.

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