Spoilers WWE Smackdown Taping Results for 4/12

April 12, 2013

-Triple H comes out and talks about his match with Brock Lesnar. He talks about the brutality of the match and puts over being able to beat him. He is interrupted by 3MB, who start to try and attack Triple H. The Shield ends up coming out and taking out 3MB. They circle the ring to attack, but Team Hell No comes out to save The Game. Triple H hit a Pedigree onto Slater and 3MB is done.

-What seems to be a commercial break, Triple H makes fun of Bryan for eating vegetables and Kane's incident with Katie Vick. Vince comes out and they try to get them to hug, but to no avail.

4. Randy Orton and Sheamus defeated The Big Show via countout. Big Show starts focusing on the injured ribs of Orton and hits a side slam for a two count. Orton gets to tag in Sheamus, who begins to unload on Show. Show counters and hits a spear onto Sheamus. Orton then hits an RKO out of nowhere onto Show, as well as Sheamus connecting with a Brogue Kick. This sends Show to the outside and gets counted out.

5. Kofi Kingston defeated Antonio Cesaro in a non-title match. A very entertaining match where Kingston surprised Cesaro with a Trouble in Paradise.

-Out comes Fandango, dancing his way to the ring. Much of the crowd is humming his song. Fandango will be watching the Jericho vs. Ziggler match from ringside.

6. Dolph Ziggler defeated Chris Jericho. This match was extremely entertaining, featuring many close pinfalls. Fandango distracted the referee while Langston hit Jerico with an elbow. After the match, Fandango attacked Jerico and hit a leg drop from the top rope. This concludes Smackdown.

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