Brock Lesnar absolutely brutalized John Cena in their Extreme Rules Match. But did he emphatically establish himself as the face of WWE, or did Cena somehow overcome the seemingly-unstoppable Lesnar?

A weary CM Punk stood triumphant before family and friends in his hometown, defeating Chris Jericho in an unforgettable Chicago Street Fight to retain the WWE Championship.

World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus and Daniel Bryan pushed each other to their limits in a hellacious 2-out-of-3 Falls Match. But it was The Great White who surfaced with the final fall to retain his title.

During the Extreme Rules Pre-Show event, Santino Marella retained his United States Championship against The Miz in Chicago's sold-out Allstate Arena.

Though he couldn't overpower Big Show in their Extreme Rules Tables Match Sunday night, Cody Rhodes found another way to turn the contest stipulation in his favor, and recapture the Intercontinental Championship.

Falls truly counted anywhere as Randy Orton and Kane battled throughout Chicago's Allstate Arena Sunday night. In the end, though, it was The Viper who captured the final fall in his very personal rivalry with The Big Red Machine.

With an injured Beth Phoenix unable to compete in her rematch with Nikki Bella at Extreme Rules, a new challenger emerged in the returning Layla, who defeated Nikki Bella to capture the Divas Championship!

Ryback doubled up on his competition at Extreme Rules. His two opponents thought they had the numbers on their side, but they fared no better than anyone else has against the powerhouse.

Dolph Ziggler and company thought they could make The Funkasaurus extinct at Extreme Rules. Instead, Brodus Clay - supported at ringside by Hornswoggle and his Funkadactyls - emerged as the more dominant species.