Hey guys, for those of you that missed No Way Out, here's what happend:

Showtime in Vegas
By Lennie DiFino
Written: February 17, 2008

WBC Welterweight Champion "Pretty Boy" Floyd Mayweather stands up to a leaner and meaner Big Show, who made his return to WWE at No Way Out Sunday.

LAS VEGAS - For the first time in more than a year, Big Show returned to WWE in the best shape of his career at No Way Out. The giant’s appearance after Edge retained his World Heavyweight Championship against Rey Mysterio has shocked the wrestling world – and his showdown with WBC welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather sent riptides through the globe.

Almost nine years to the day after his initial WWE debut at St. Valentine’s Day Massacre in 1999, Big Show returned to deliver a message to our fans and to the Superstars of WWE: “I have been a champion before, and it’s only a matter of time before I am a champion again.” Now that Big Show – 108 pounds leaner – has returned and served notice that he is focused and in the best shape of his life, will any member of the respective rosters be safe?

One person who wasn’t exactly safe on Sunday night was Mysterio. Big Show bullied the injured Mysterio as he left the ringside area, and then goaded Floyd Mayweather – a close friend of Rey Mysterio’s – into an altercation. Earlier in the night, Mayweather and the masked Superstar had a conversation in the locker room area, and the champion boxer wished his friend good luck in trying to regain the gold from Edge.

Considered by many to be the best pound-for-pound boxer in the world today, Mayweather sat at ringside enjoying No Way Out and Rey’s bid for the title before Big Show began taunting him. The boxing champion learned quickly that trying to inflict pain upon the former WWE, WCW and ECW World Heavyweight Champion is not an easy task. Big Show may have been bloodied by the left hook of Mayweather, but the incensed giant gave chase as Mayweather quickly retreated with his entourage in tow.

After the hit and run encounter, Big Show was calmed down by Shane McMahon, who headed off the charging giant and made sure the altercation did not escalate further. Shane and Show could be seen having a heated conversation up the ramp, with Big Show telling McMahon that he wanted Mayweather.

What will Show’s return mean to Raw, SmackDown and ECW, and which championship might Big Show eye now that he has returned and vowed to regain gold? Is this the end for Show and Mayweather or will the bloodied, angry giant seek revenge on “Pretty Boy?”

credit: wwe.com

" Now that Big Show – 108 pounds leaner – has returned and served notice that he is focused and in the best shape of his life, will any member of the respective rosters be safe? "

good for him [= .. although this won't get me back into the wwe ... as for the title ... I dunno.

Big Show got his ass served last night. You knew when Floyd hit him that final time, his nose was broke for real.

Shane McMahon walking with him seemed a bit out of story even then. Show wasn't even back up the ramp before his nose & face were major swollen and blood just pouring out of Show's nose.


Yeah great comeback there champ. In the words of Smokey from 'Friday', "You just got knocked the f**k out!"

Sometimes, the real stuff is the best stuff of all. That image of Show's nose all bloody and it getting into his teeth and stuff mixed with his pissed off look was one of the more powerful images shown by WWE.

Its like the Joey Mercury thing. Him just dripping blood seconds after the incident was really quite something.