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This Sunday, World Wrestling Entertainment’s pay-per-view, TLC — also known as Tables, Ladders, and Chairs — will feature one of the most exciting lineups in the history of the franchise. Long-time rivals John Cena and Randy Orton will face off in the main event with the winner walking away with...

By Jason Yang

December 12, 2013

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This Sunday, World Wrestling Entertainment’s pay-per-view, TLC — also known as Tables, Ladders, and Chairs — will feature one of the most exciting lineups in the history of the franchise. Long-time rivals John Cena and Randy Orton will face off in the main event with the winner walking away with both world titles, a feat that was last accomplished by Chris Jericho in a battle against The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin and Kurt Angle in the 2002 Survivor Series. But the best part about a historic match is always the winner trash-talking the loser the following night, and for $35 to $120, you can watch this aftermath live at 6:30 p.m. at WWE Raw at the American Airlines Center (2500 Victory Ave.). Fan favorites Daniel Bryan and CM Punk are also expected to run their mouths after their 3-on-1 handicap bout against The Wyatt Family and The Shield during the weekend. For more information, visit wwe.com.
Mon., Dec. 16, 2013

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