BALTIMORE – Everyone has “off” nights, but WWE TLC 2011 easily represented one of the worst evenings in Vickie Guerrero’s esteemed professional career. Not only did Dolph Ziggler lose the vaunted United States Championship to Zack Ryder – a defeat that delivered a crushing blow to the showoff’s ego – but a bout arranged by SmackDown General Manager Theodore Long saw her other client, Jack Swagger, fall victim to Sheamus’ feared Brogue Kick.

Understandably, WWE’s resident cougar wasn’t in the best of moods when WWE.com caught up with her moments after The All-American American’s humiliating loss to The Great White. Despite her discontent, however, Vickie just couldn’t resist the opportunity to sound off … and make us consider adding ear plugs to our holiday wish lists.

“It wasn’t just a bad night. It was a pathetic night!” Vickie hissed. “First of all, we were treated wrongly by Teddy Long. I mean, scheduling Jack in a match against Sheamus? How unfair is that? He didn’t even come to me to ask for my permission first! What kind of general manager is he? You know, he’d better watch his step, because I may just come and take his job one day.”

With regards to Ziggler losing the star-spangled championship, Vickie was visibly devastated as she recalled the blond blowhard’s U.S. Title collision with Long Island Iced-Z. Before Sunday night, Ziggler was the longest reigning champion currently in WWE.

“I miss the title,” Vickie said with a frown. “Tables, Ladders & Chairs was supposed to be a big pay-per-view for us. But you know what? We’re going to pick up the pieces and persevere.

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We are back LIVE and Daniel Bryan is hitting a clothesline on Miz. He hits some hard kicks to Miz until Miz ducks and kicks the leg of Bryan then a DDT. Miz tags in Del RIo and Del Rio stomps Bryan into the corner. Del Rio with a dropkick to the back of the head of Bryan then tags in Dolph. Ziggler with a right. Dolph with a headlock from behind as Bryan tries to fight out of it. Elbows to Dolph from Bryan. Bryan hits the ropes then Dolph hits a clothesline and tags in The miz. Miz with a kick to the gut of Bryan. Miz hits the ropes and kicks Bryan right in the head and pins for 1…2..NO!! Miz gets a tag from Del Rio and Bryan hits a couple of uppercuts. Del RIo takes over though with a kick to the arm of Bryan. Del Rio with some kicks to the head of Bryan in the corner then he starts the attack on the left arm. Twilt a whirl backbreaker by Del Rio and a pin for 1…2..! Del Rio gets tagged by Dolph and Dolph starts with the rights. He sends Bryan to the corner and goes for a splash, but there’s Bryan to lift the boot up, sending it right to the jaw of Dolpy! Tag to Ryder and Ryder comes in with some clotheslines! Faceplant onto Dolph then he sets him up ino the corner and hits the Broski Boot! He clotheslines Del Rio and pushes Miz off the apron then gets attacked by Dolph! Dolph with a dropkick and a pin for 1…2..NO!!! Tag to Miz and Miz hits some knees before hitting a running knee and a pin for 1…2..NO!! Cravat from behind. Arm drag by Ryder but Miz sends Ryder to the corner then tags in Del Rio. Del Rio sends Ryder to the corner as well and goes for a splash. Ryder tosses him over the corner. Tag to Punk. Punk comes in and gives a body slam to Miz then goes up top…he calls for it! Elbow drop!!! It connexts and he pins! 1…2..NO!!! Anaconda Vice!!!! Oh, but here is Dolph to break it up! Ryder is near the ropes and pulls Ziggler out of the ring. Tag to Bryan! Bryan comes off the rtop rope with a dropkick to Del Rio! Punk is in with the Go To Sleep on the Miz but Del RIo sends him to the outside! Del Rio sends Bryan to the ring post shoulder first! Del Rio looks to go for the cross arm breaker but Bryan reverses it into the LaBell Lock and Del Rio taps!!!
Winners: Zack Ryder, Daniel Bryan and CM Punk

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Matt Striker conducted an interview with CM Punk, who was interrupted by John Laurinaitis.  Laurinaitis wished Punk luck in his match tonight, and Punk quipped with the familiar phrase “Luck is for Losers.”

The third unadvertised match of the night begun as Sheamus faced off against Jack Swagger.

Sheamus begun the match on fire with heavy offense including his signature blows to the chest.  The action spilled to the outside as Swagger got the better of Shemus with Vickie cheering him on.

Swagger trash talked Sheamus as they made their way back into the ring, but Sheamus took exception to this and begun a fierce comeback.  Sheamus went to the apron, but before he was able to make it to the top rope he was knocked from off the apron to the floor.

Sheamus fought Swagger off on the outside and returned to the top rope for his battering ram maneuver for a nearfall.

Sheamus missed the Brogue kick and Swagger connected with a chop block on his knee followed by an ankle lock.  Sheamus sent Swagger into the corner on the counter, and after Swagger missed a second chop block attempt Sheamus capitalized with a Brogue Kick for the win.

Winner: Sheamus

The match started with Ryder on the offensive as the fans got behind him with loud Ryder chants.  Ryder dove to the outside with a somersault on Ziggler.  Ziggler connected with a DDT on the apron and took control when the action resumed in the ring.

Ziggler worked over Ryder with a series of elbows as he got heat on himself.  Fans continued to get behind Ryder as Ziggler continued to work over Ryder.

Ryder begun to battle out of a headlock and briefly got back into the match before Ziggler came back with an Angle Slam and  a nearfall.

Ryder once again fought back after Ziggler set him up on the top ropes and hit a flying dropkick for a nearfall.  Ryder resumed his offense as he hit a back elbow followed by a clothesline and a face buster.

Ryder sent Ziggler to the corner where he sunk to the bottom turnbuckle and ate a Broski boot.  Guerrero put Ziggler’s foot on the rope for a nearfall and was ejected for her troubles.

Ziggler was rolled up by Ryder for a nearfall, but Ziggler followed up with a Fame-Ass-Er.  Ziggler followed up a failed sleeper hold attempt with a dropkick for another nearfall.

Ryder battled back and set Ziggler up for the Rough Ryder but the move was countered by Ziggler for a nearfall.  A Ziggler splash was blocked in the corner by Zack Ryder’s knees.  Ryder then hit the Rough Ryder for the win.

Ryder’s dad was shown in the crowd celebrating.  Ryder shared an embrace with his father and celebrated on the announcer’s table with celebratory fist pumps.

Winner: Zack Ryder

United States Champion Dolph Ziggler def. Daniel Bryan, Intercontinental Champion Cody Rhodes and Zack Ryder in a Fatal 4-Way Match Zack Ryder won a Slammy Award for Trending Star of the Year

The WWE Universe has spoken — or should we say tweeted. In a category that could only be won by becoming the first name to trend on Twitter, Zack Ryder proved that he was the king of social media. But in the ring, it was United States Champion Dolph Ziggler who came out on top, pinning Daniel Bryan to win a wild Fatal 4-Way bout. Long Island Iced-Z’s post-match Slammy celebration was brief, though, as his WWE TLC opponent immediately crushed him with a Zig Zag.

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Randy Orton def. United States Champion Dolph Ziggler in a Beat the Clock Challenge Match

In a grueling Beat a Clock Challenge against Dolph Ziggler, Randy Orton struggled to get back in the ring and best the time of 7:53 – set earlier in the night by Wade Barrett. However, while Vickie Guerrero distracted the referee, his WWE TLC opponent appeared from nowhere, hurling The Viper into the steel ring post. Despite this onslaught, the resilient Orton reengaged Ziggler in time, executing the RKO to overcome his English adversary’s benchmark by two seconds!

Orton’s triumph earned him the right to pick his stipulation for his WWE TLC Match against Barrett. After the main event had concluded, the British brawler made a forceful suggestion as to what the stipulation should be, attempting to put Orton through a table. But, The Viper foiled his plan, hurling Dolph Ziggler through the table instead.

Everyone wants to hold the WWE Title, but which Superstar deserves to face WWE Champion CM Punk? That’s what Interim Raw General Manager John Laurinaitis had to decide when he broke up the bickering of John Cena, United States Champion Dolph Ziggler, Alberto Del Rio and The Miz.

Proving that he’s not as dull as The Straight Edge Superstar says he is, the executive came up with this decision — Miz, Ziggler and Del Rio would compete against SmackDown Superstars tonight and if they win, they will be entered in the WWE Championship Match at WWE TLC in two weeks. Cena, on the other hand, would undergo a “social experiment” that the GM had dreamt up.

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Jack Swagger w/ Vickie Guerrero v. Zack Ryder 

Swagger starts with a takedown, and does a celebratory jog in the ring. Ryder gets to his feet, and hits a high running forearm. Swagger hits a Belly-to-back suplex and goes for the cover. Ryder kicks out. Swagger connects with a scoop slam and running leg drop. Cover, but Ryder kicks out. Swagger drops to one knee and cinches on an arm lock. He releases and punches Ryder repeatedly before returning to the hold. Zack escapes and hits a neckbreaker. Cover, but Swagger kicks out. Swagger tries for his Gut Wrench Powerbomb, but Ryder scurries off and heads up the turnbuckle. Swagger catches him for a slam. Ryder tries to block a Swagger Bomb, so Swagger attempts a second. Ryder blocks with his feet and hits the Rough Ryder. This match is over!

Winner via Rough Ryder: Zack Ryder 

Wade Barrett heads down to commentary for the next match.

Dolph Ziggler w/ Vickie Guerrero v. Randy Orton

They lock up and Ziggler tries for a leg attack. Orton clutches for a side headlock. Ziggler throws Orton into the ropes but gets hit with a shoulder block. Ziggler leapfrogs and tries for a hip toss. Orton counters, but so does Ziggler who tries for a roll up. Orton kicks out.

They square off once again. Ziggler knees Orton in the gut. Orton bounces back with a clothesline that sends Ziggler out of the ring for a reprieve. Ziggler returns to the ring and circles with Orton once again. Orton connects with a standing hip toss, and then stomps across the legs of Ziggler. Orton even takes a moment to yell at Vickie. Orton hits a knee drop and goes for the cover. Dolph kicks out. Orton hits a vertical suplex followed by a high knee drop. Ziggler rolls out of the way and stomps and punches at Orton. Ziggler hits a jumping elbow and tries for a cover. Orton kicks out.

Orton is the first to his feet, reverses a neckbreaker, and rolls up Orton. He kicks out of the cover. Ziggler kicks Orton sending him out of the ring. Orton rolls back and goes on the attack. Ziggler is able to survive the brief onslaught and counter into a cover. Orton kicks out. Ziggler climbs up the turnbuckle, but Orton follows after. Ziggler and Orton both have their feet on the top rope as Orton connects with a huge superplex! Ziggler kicks out of the cover!

****Commercial****

Back from the break, both men are on their feet, exchanging punches. Orton hits a couple big clotheslines followed by his signature scoop slam. Orton is starting to get amped up. Orton tries to set him up for the suspended DDT, and connects! Orton drops to the mat and begins pounding. Ziggler gets to his feet, and slides out of the ring to avoid the RKO. Wade leaves him commentary seat to distract Orton. Ziggler takes advantage and gets the cover.

Winner via Wade Barrett: Dolph Ziggler 

After the match Vickie announces Dolph as the winner. He proceeds to do a handstand and then shouts, “How damn good am I?”