R-Truth tries to avoid the Bull Hammer in his match with Wade Barrett.

HOUSTON – The WWE Universe witnessed a variety of physical contests on WWE Main Event, including an all-out brawl, fast-paced tag team action and a Mark Henry bent on destruction.

Wade Barrett def. R-Truth

WWE Main Event kicked off with R-Truth amplifying the energy among the WWE Universe, rapping his way to the ring before his battle with Wade Barrett.

Truth mocked The Bareknuckle Brawler by busting out a few dance moves before executing maneuvers which simply aggravated the former WWE NXT standout into aggressively striking back. However, R-Truth’s athleticism certainly played in his favor as much as Barrett’s unorthodox brawling style kept him on the defensive.

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As the match swung back and forth, R-Truth tried to match the level of physicality that Barrett has staked his reputation on, and while it was successful at first, Barrett’s own agility sent his opponent face-first into the steel steps. Nevertheless, the rapping Superstar recovered and continued a very aggressive exchange of strikes and calculated maneuvers to offset The Barrett Barrage.

With momentum in his favor, Truth prepared for a dive through the ropes but was met with a Bullhammer, allowing Barrett to emerge victorious.

The Uso and The Prime Time Players battle it out on WWE Main Event.

The Usos def. The Prime Time Players

Two of WWE’s most exciting tag teams collided on WWE Main Event as The Usos battled The Prime Time Players. Both tag teams have great chemistry that harkens back to the famous duos of yesteryear, but the agile Usos enjoy one advantage: they are twin brothers. This puts their abilities almost on another level and Darren Young was introduced their speed and transitions early in the contest.

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Although Titus O’Neil’s size and power aided The Prime Time Players at varied intervals throughout the contest, there seemed to be no way to counter the uncanny speed of The Usos. Relentless in their offense, the onslaught of the sons of Rikishi was the deciding factor as the battle degraded into an all-out brawl. Removing Young from the equation, The Usos took down O’Neil with double super-kicks and sealed the deal with a big splash from the top.

The World's Strongest Man takes on 1/3 of 3MB, Drew McIntyre.

Mark Henry def. Drew McIntyre

3MB’s Drew McIntyre appeared confident as he walked to the ring staring down Mark Henry, which was surprising considering bandmates Heath Slater and Jinder Mahal were not by his side. The former Intercontinental Champion was left alone to face the daunting task of The World’s Strongest Man as Slater and Mahal were in Australia as part of WWE’s World Tour.

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Unfortunately for McIntyre, Henry quickly and authoritatively asserted his dominance, tossing the Scottish Superstar around like a rag doll. Unable to mount any offense against Henry, McIntyre’s effort were for naught following a World’s Strongest Slam.