After the match, Shawn throws a tantrum in the ring and the referee leaves so he does not feel the wrath of Shawn.
It is time for more ‘looking back at Montreal’.
We go to commercial.
We are back and it is 55 days until Wrestlemania 26 from Glendale, Arizona.
Cole and Lawler talk about the issues going on with Shawn Michaels.
Randy Orton walks in the back and Ted DiBiase stops him to congratulate him on his victory. Ted apologizes for what happened last night. Orton stares at Ted and starts to mouth something but he cannot even talk so he slithers away.
Match Number Four: Mark Henry versus Ted DiBiase in an Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match
Henry pushes Ted down during the collar and elbow tie up. Ted with a side head lock but Henry with a shoulder tackle and body block. Henry clotheslines Ted over the top rope to the floor. Henry goes after Ted on the floor but Ted pulls Henry’s arm into the ring post. Ted with a drop toe hold to Henry that sends Mark into the ring steps. Ted with a leg drop to the arm followed by elbow drops. Ted with a near fall and then he returns to the arm with a key lock. Ted with a kick and then he tries for a single arm DDT but Henry pushes him off and hits a shoulder tackle. Henry with an Irish whip but he charges into a boot. Ted goes to the turnbuckles and Henry catches Ted but Ted escapes and he drops Henry on the top rope. Henry escapes Dream Street and Ted hits a single arm DDT after Henry misses a charge into the corner and gets the three count.
Winner: Ted DiBiase
We see Kofi Kingston and Big Show in split screen since they are in the qualifying match.
Michael Cole and Jerry Lawler talk about the passing of Jack Brisco and we see the graphic that aired at the start of the show. We have a video package remembering Jack Brisco.
We go to commercial.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
