Judgment Day 2008

OMAHA, Neb. -- Undertaker came, he saw, he conquered. However, his victory over Edge came by way of a count-out, and therefore The Phenom was unable to walk away with the gold.

OMAHA, Neb. - When Randy Orton met WWE Champion Triple H in a Steel Cage Match at Judgment Day on Sunday night, the Legend Killer had hoped to recapture the title and resuscitate the Age of Orton. Unfortunately for Orton, however, The King of Kings pulled the plug on his plans.

OMAHA, Neb. -- Intercontinental Champion Chris Jericho and Shawn Michaels have been in a battle of wits the past few weeks, ever since Michaels' controversial victory over Batista at Backlash. When all was said and done, HBK broke down the walls by reversing Y2J's Walls of Jericho into a roll-up for the three-count.

John "Bradshaw" Layfield said he'd introduce John Cena to a world of pain at Judgment Day. But after Cena defeated the self-made millionaire in stunning fashion at the Qwest Center Sunday night, JBL was the one left hurting in the latest chapter of their intense rivalry.

WWE Tag Team Champions The Miz & John Morrison were primed for their moonlight meeting Sunday night as the champions retained the titles against ECW Champion Kane & Mr. Money in the Bank CM Punk.

Mickie James was the ultimate Triple Threat Diva at Judgment Day, when she retained the Women's Championship against Beth Phoenix and Melina. While James came out on top, Phoenix and Melina -- both former Women's Champions -- were skilled, powerful challengers for her.

OMAHA, Neb. -- Former United States Champion MVP came to Judgment Day Sunday and issued an open challenge to any WWE Superstar, intent on proving that he is better than everyone else. Instead, what MVP got was a rude awakening from Jeff Hardy.