Kofi Kington's SOS Answered: Still United States Champion!

Kofi had all the odds stacked against him – but that would not be enough to stop the acrobatically heights that the Jamaican Superstar can leap!

Originally the Six Pack Challanged featured The Miz, Carlito, MVP, Jack Swagger, and the Big Show – but since Big Show was announced as Jericho’s mystery partner, Primo took his place.

With Primo in the mix, the playing field evened out.

The Miz scrambled around the ring in attempts to get a pinfall victory – no doubt to impress the Divas Champion Maryse, but also to capture his first single's title.

Jack Swagger and MVP could not help but try to pin the other. As we have seen on the VIP Lounge and their amazing one-on-one match on RAW – there would be no sweeter victory than to pin the other for the gold.

As the battle field leveled – the brothers Colon were left standing.

Eversince the Colons lost the Unified Tag Team Titles to Edge and Jericho, Carlito has blamed his brother – even though it was Carlito who was pinned with a spear by Edge.

The two went at it as brothers would – very ironic since Philadelphia is the city of “Brotherly Love,” yet, there was no love tonight from the brothers of San Juan.


After executing the BackStabber to his little brother, it would be Kofi Kingston who would get the pinfall off of Carlito using the Trouble in Paradise Kick to the back of Carlito’s head.

Carlito will have a hard time blaming Primo for the loss, but I’m sure he’ll think of something.

History repeats itself, except this time Kofi entered Night of Champions as the defending champion, but once again would leave as Champion!

Congrats to Kofi Kingston for defying the odds yet again.


WWETheReturn Prediction for this match: Wrong! – Originally thought Swagger would win.

Chris Jericho and Edge: The Canadian Coalition

Ever since Wrestlemania, the Colons became the Unified Tag Team Champions. It has always been mentioned that the Colons were obligated to defend the titles on all three brands; however, until tonight, the titles have been isolated to RAW matches.

GM Teddy Long, pressured by McMahon to shake things up, changed the scheduled title match between Priceless and the Colons to a Triple Threat by introducing a newly formed Tag Team - Edge and Chris Jericho.

Edge, a nine-time World Champion, is now a twelve-time Tag Team Champion. He is a master of deception but also of choosing his tag team partners - lately through egos. Edge, along with Christian, revolutionized the tag team division by defeating the likes of the Hardyz and the Dudleys. Sucess would strike twice in Rated-RKO when he joined with Randy Orton to capture gold and dominate D-Generation X.

Tonight, Edge completes the trifecta by teaming up with yet another Canadian - Chris Jericho. Jericho is no stranger to gold - especially unified. He is the only man in history to pin both Stone Cold and the Rock - on the same night - to become the Undisputed World Champion. It is also clear that Jericho is no stranger of losing a match early on in the PPV - only to come back to win gold. Overall, Teddy Long has been a decent General Manager, but McMahon's influence is working beautifully.