WWE TLC 2011: Complete Card, Live Stream, Predictions, Rumors and More

While TLC isn’t one of the WWE's more prestigious PPV events of the year, this is the kind of show that has more potential to be amazing than any of the other shows the company has put on this year.

Just like Money in the Bank earlier this year, this is a gimmick show that has all the makings of being way better than the limited expectations that surround it. The card is stacked and all the stars are coming out, so this should be an epic show.

Where: 1st Mariner Arena, Baltimore, MD

When: Sunday, December 18, 8:00 p.m. ET

Watch: Pay-Per-View

Live Streaming: WWE.com has PPV for $44.95

Fight Card (Predicted Winners highlighted)

Mark Henry (c) vs. Big Show—Chairs match for the World Heavyweight Championship

Triple H vs. Kevin Nash—Sledgehammer Ladder match

Dolph Ziggler (c) vs. Zack Ryder—Singles match for the WWE United States Championship

Randy Orton vs. Wade Barrett—Tables match

CM Punk (c) vs. The Miz vs. Alberto Del Rio—Triple Threat Tables, Ladders and Chairs match for the WWE Championship

Cody Rhodes (c) vs. Booker T—Singles match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship

Rumors

Is John Cena Going to Miss TLC?

While there is no way I believe it, there have been reports that John Cena will not be attending WWE’s TLC PPV. I understand that WWE wants to test the water to see just how well CM Punk can carry a card, but to not have Cena on the billing is dooming Punk from jump street. I still think this is all a ploy, but time will tell.

What Role Will Kane Play?

Kane attacked John Cena last week on Raw and revealed his new mask, but his role in Sunday’s TLC PPV is still largely unknown. What is known is that he has a serious issue with John Cena, after he attacked Cena yet again during a house show this week.

Will WWE Add a Tag Match?

There has been talk around the WWE that they would add WWE tag-team champions Evan Bourne and Kofi Kingston against Epico and Primo to the PPV card, but nothing has been confirmed. This would be an epic battle that would not receive an enormous pop, but it would be by far the most athletic match of the night.

What They’re Saying

John Cena sounds like he is hard-selling the fact that he won’t be at the TLC PPV, which means he will be there:

WWE legend Dusty Rhodes was talking TLC with his son Cody Rhodes:

Former WWE star Steve Blackman weighs in on the John Cena situation:

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