-The show the Brock Lesnar vs. Undertaker video package from Raw again.
-The Undertaker is about to come out, but Paul Heyman runs down and grabs the microphone from Lillian Garcia. He says he means no disrespect to the Deadman, because he's going to get all the disrespect he can handle at WrestleMania. Heyman makes fun of Texas as an "Undertaker!" chant breaks out. He says that Brock Lesnar asked him to come to Main Event to tell the Undertaker that the streak will come to an end at Wrestlemania on April 6th.
-As Heyman is getting set to leave the ring, the lights go out and the Undertaker's entrance pyro and smoke fills the arena. The lights come back on and 'Taker is already in the ring. He chokes the hell out of Paul Heyman, and tells him the one reason he walks out of here alive, is that he wants him to deliver a message personally. Undertaker says that in New Orleans, he promises he will slay the beast. And when that's done, he'll take his corpse and throw it into the pits of eternal hell. The Deadman says he'll be in Brooklyn next week for Raw, just in case Brock Lesnar needs that message delivered personally.
-Heyman tries to leave, but pyro shoots up from the stage blocking him. Main Event goes off the air with Undertaker posing in the ring, and Heyman scared to death on the entrance ramp.
Mike's Thoughts: Well, that segment was basically a big advertisement for next week's WWE Raw. We've got two weeks left before WrestleMania, after this one ends, so they really need to make those last two episodes of Raw count. More of the same from Heyman – while always "on" – just isn't doing it for me at this point.
The show overall was pretty good. The Undertaker tease kept me perked up all the way to the end, and the journey there was full of OK-to-Good wrestling matches. The Divas actually took the cake here for the second week in a row, for my money, but the tag team opening contest was also very good. I love to see the Divas improving, as last week Natalya and AJ Lee wrestled one of the best non-NXT women's matches we've seen in years. Naomi can go, and eventually I think this division is going to be a powerhouse again.
Watch Main Event. It's pretty much a Raw-recap show with good matches, and they give the girls time to actually work. If you're like me and struggle getting through three hours of Raw every week, Main Event is great.
