- They aired a highlight package of last night's Hall of Fame ceremony.

- They announced the attendance as 80,103.

- Lilian Garcia introduced Howard Finkel, who brought out the WWE hall of fame class of 2007. Muraco wheeled out Mr. Fuji on a wheel chair. Mr. Perfect was represented by Larry "The Ax" Hennig and Curt's wife.

- In AT&T mobile voting, people are picking The Undertaker to beat Batista tonight, 82 to 18%.

- They aired a Batista-Undertaker highlight package.

- Teddy Long did the ring introductions.

(4) World Heavyweight Title Match: Batista vs. The Undertaker. Batista came out first. The druids and fire came out, followed by The Undertaker. The match started with the two brawling on the outside, and Batista rammed The Undertaker's knee into the ring steps. Batista came off the top rope via a tackle, but The Undertaker kicked out of the first pin fall attempt. The crowd is really popping for The Undertaker's offense. The Undertaker hit a boot to the face, followed by a leg drop, but the champion kicked out of a pin fall attempt. The Undertaker went old school with his top rope walk. Batista blocked a chokeslam attempt by The Undertaker. Fans started a "lets to Taker" chant. On the outside ring apron, Undertaker leg dropped Batista. The Undertaker jumped over the top rope crashing into Batista on the arena floor. Taker brawled with Batista on the outside, including the champion crashing the Undertaker into steps near Lilian Garcia's announce table. Batista placed Undertaker on the announcer's table, as fans booed. A running powerslam by Batista on a second announcer's table left the Undertaker flat on his back on the loor. Batista pushed Taker back into the ring, but Undertaker kicked out of Batista's pin fall attempt. Batista hit a belly to belly suplex, but Taker kicked out again. The Undertaker hit the last ride, but Batista kicked out. Spinbuster by Batista, but Undertaker got right back up. Chokeslam by Taker, but Batista kicked out. Batista signaled for the end, but a spear by Batista. Batista bomb, but Taker kicked out. Taker blocked a second Batista attempt. Taker regain control and hit the tombstone piledriver to win the World Heavyweight title at 15:47. 15-0! In the ring, Taker dropped to his knee and held up the world title belt. Pyro went off and Undertaker celebrated his title victory. Taker walked away, but raised his hand to the crowd, as fireworks went off.