Shocking News: Three Wrestlemania Matches Actually Determined on XBox

Investigations into several matches at Wrestlemania have turned up interesting results.

Upon further research, a team of investigators from Walla Walla, Washington discovered that the Money in the Bank, Sheamus vs. Triple H, and possibly the Bret Hart vs. Mr. McMahon matches were all played on the Smackdown vs. RAW 2010 video game and streamed as an actual match for the PPV.

"I knew something was up during that Money in the Bank match," said Matt Baker, a video game specialist from Insight Industries who was one of four on the team of researchers.  "It just took Swagger way too long to unhook that briefcase," he said.

The report states in its findings that the reason Jack Swagger took so long to unhook the briefcase was because the meter had not emptied enough, due to relatively fewer attempts to take it down earlier in the match, which caused it to take longer than expected for the red to deplete.

"If you've ever tried to get the briefcase down while playing Smackdown vs. Raw 2010 , you know how long it can take," said Baker.

The report also states that because the reason for Sheamus's failure to keep Triple H down after two kicks to the head was due to the fact that he was a create-a-character and had yet to obtain a respectable overall rating.  The report suggests that it was no higher than a 43.

"When you have a create-a-character like Sheamus going up against one of the best in the game like Triple H, well, you just don't stand a chance," said Baker.

Though not confirmed, the report also states that the Vince McMahon vs. Bret Hart match was also played on Smackdown vs. Raw 2010 .

"Well, Bret would have had to been created, but we think it is safe to assume that the match took place during a bathroom break for the participant playing as Mr. McMahon," said Baker.  "That's why it took so long, and why we saw no offense from Vince."

The report does not say how all of the Hart family was added to the video feed.

"It's an ongoing investigation," said Baker.  "We're still trying to prove that Cena didn't really win again."