WWE TLC 2011: Complete Card, Predictions, Live Streaming, Video and More

Tables, ladders and chairs, oh my!

WWE TLC will be the final event of the calendar year for the WWE as the card will feature six matches with four of those with titles on the line as the WWE, World Heavyweight, Intercontinental and the United States titles will be defended on Sunday.

This event will mark the the third Tables, Ladders and Chairs pay-per-view in WWE history after the long running December pay-per-view, Armageddon, was replaced in 2009 after holding a place on the schedule from 1999 until the final event in December of 2008.

Information:

Where: Baltimore, Maryland – 1^st Mariner Arena

When: Sunday, December 18th, 2011

Watch:  pay-per-view (via local cable providers)

Live Streaming: The WWE has the only official live stream on WWE.com via the following link.

Match Card:

Mark Henry (c) vs. Big Show in a Chairs Match for the World Heavyweight Championship

Triple H vs. Kevin Nash in Sledgehammer Ladder Match

Cody Rhodes (c) vs. Booker T for the Intercontinental Championship

Dolph Ziggler (c) vs. Zack Ryder for the United States Championship

Randy Orton vs. Wade Barrett in a Tables Match

CM Punk (c) vs. Alberto Del Rio vs. The Miz in a Triple Threat TLC Match for the WWE Championship

Predictions

Mark Henry defeats the Big Show to retain the World Heavyweight Championship.

Triple H defeats Kevin Nash in the sledgehammer ladder match.

Cody Rhodes defeats Booker T to retain the Intercontinental Championship.

Zack Ryder defeats Dolph Ziggler to win the United States Championship.

Wade Barrett defeats Randy Orton in the tables match.

CM Punk defeats the Miz and Alberto Del Rio to retain his WWE Championship.

Best Match of the Night

While most would give the nod to the triple-threat ladder match in the main event, the best match of the night will be the tables match between Randy Orton and Wade Barrett as these two young stars of the WWE will put on a great show as their rivalry will last well into 2012 and possibly Wrestlemania.

Worst Match of the Night

As I said in a previous article this week, the ladder match between former friends Triple H and Kevin Nash will be the match when people at home can head into the kitchen and grab something eat or if they're in Baltimore, they can run out and check the merchandise table or hit the concession stand.

The Game has competed in two ladder matches during his successful career with the last being in 2002, while Nash has never competed in this style of match at any point in his career in WCW, TNA or the WWE.

John Cena: MIA?

Even though rumors have circulated about the leader of the CeNation being part of TLC in some fashion, there has been no word of John Cena being in a match Sunday night even after the attack of Kane on Raw Supershow and during a house show this week.

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