Extreme Circumstances: ECW Extreme Playback

Despite what the fans in Canada are feeling right now, ECW didn't mind the competition from RAW. But that wouldn't stop them from putting on a great show. With that, Kofi Kingston came out to open the competition.

First Bout: Kofi & Evan Bourne defeat Shelton Benjamin & Mike Knox

Knox and Bourne start the match, After using his power, Shelton comes in and gets clocked with a flying kick. Kingston comes in, but Shelton only comes back into the match after Knox does his dirty work.

Kofi recovers and counters with a dropkick. Knox returns and applies a submission, but Kofi counters and tags in Bourne. After a boot sends him outside, Knox physically brings in Kingston and Shelton quickly follows to continue punishment on him. But while Shelton handles Kofi, Bourne drops Knox with a Spike Stomp for the upset win.

In the back, Armando Estrada is having a conversation with Teddy Long's new assistant, Tiffany. Long returns and decides to give Estrada a chance to earn his contract...in a match against Finlay.

Second Bout: Victoria defeats Kelly Kelly

As the bell rings, Kelly Kelly is using some high flying dropkicks to gain the advantage, but Victoria grabs control with some serious arm submissions. Kelly starts fighting back, but Victoria keeps the pressure on witha clothesline and modified sleeper.

Kelly fights off the sleeper and nails a pair of hurracanranas. As Victoria has her on the outside, she counters with faceplant that sends her to ground below. The ref stops the match and gives the victory to Victoria due to Kelly's unattempt to return to the ring.

Third Bout: Finlay defeats Armando Estrada

Armando begins pummeling Finlay even before the match begins, but when the bell rings, he continues the assault. The Irishman recovers and delivers some punishment of his own. Finlay wastes no time now that he has the advantage and nails Estrada with the Celtic Cross for the win.

But Teddy Long comes out in the midst of the celebration and gives Estrada another shot at earning his contract. It will be against a familiar foe, though.

Fourth Bout: Colin Delaney defeats Armando Estrada

Before Colin gets to the ring, Finlay uses his shillelagh on Armando's leg. Delaney comes in and drops him with a quick DDT. Colin rolls him up and gets the quick victory over his former nemesis.

But the new GM of ECW gives him yet another shot at earning his big time contract against another opponent. And this time, his opponent won't have to come from the back to knock him senseless.

Fifth Bout: Hornswoggle defeats Armando Estrada

Hornswoggle is already on the ropes when his name is called as Armando's next opponent. Hornswoggle wastes no time as he scales to the top ropes and nails the Tadpole Splash for the quick victory over the former GM of ECW.

But the celebration is cut short (sort of) as Finlay clocks Colin Delaney with the shillelagh after Delaney snatches the Irish Derby from his son's dome. The celebration resumes as Finlay and Hornswoggle dance at the entranceway.

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Mark Henry makes an appearance and calls out the Big Show once again. Show wastes no time in popping into the ring to confront the World's Strongest Man. Henry then congratulates the Big Show on his win at One Night Stand and challenges the Big Show to the ECW Championship after Night of Champions.

Show replies with this: "If you keep campaigning for an @$$ whipping, you're gonna get one." As Henry trots off from the challenge, Show follows and is met halfway by the ECW Champion Kane, who is coming down for his match for the WWE Tag Team Championships.

Main Event: The Dirt Sheet defeat Kane & CM Punk to retain WWE TTC

Morrison and PUnk start the match. Morrison grabs the upper hand, but Punk snags it with a few kicks and a snapmare. Morrison tags in Miz, but Punk regains control with some elbow shots and a couple of forearms. The tide turns on the outside as Punk sends Miz outside and follows up with a cross body.

Back from break, Kane has an armbar on The Miz. Punk is showing pain from his ribs on the turnbuckle. Miz has the champion cornered, but Kane recovers with a double shot of clotheslines and a chaser of Sidewalk Slam. Thanks to a diversion from Morrison, Miz regains control and tags in his partner.

The Shaman of Sexy gets a blind tag and hits the Miz-Match followed by a missile dropkick from Morrison. Kane counters with a shoulder back toss and tags in Punk. Punk comes in with kicks and knees, followed by a quick power slam off of the counter. Following an interference by The Miz, Morrison hits the Moonlight Drive for the win.

With two brands in the books for the week, what does La Familia have in store for The Animal? How will week two of Life after the Deadman pan out? With Batista earning a shot at Edge for the World Heavyweight Championship at Night of Champions, how will Edge recover from his foolproof plan having at least one fool in it?

Tune in this Friday night on Friday Night SmackDown! for all the answers plus the possibility of finding out the status of MVP on The CW.