Evan Bourne & Kofi Kingston vs. Michael McGillicutty & Drew McIntyre
- Bourne and McIntyre start things off and they lock up with Drew sending Bourne into the corner and Drew with a clean break. They lock up and Drew sends Bourne into the corner again but Bourne goes to the turnbuckles and Drew with another clean break but Bourne with an arm drag off the ropes. Bourne with another arm drag and then he tags in Kofi who hits a double stomp to McIntyre’s midsection. Drew pulls Kofi down by the hair.

Drew with punches to Kofi followed by an Irish whip but Drew with a boot. Kofi with a drop kick and Michael tags in. Drew with a hip toss to Michael and Bourne is tagged back in. Kofi with a gutbuster followed by a moonsault off Michael’s back for a near fall. Bourne with a kick to the leg but Michael kicks Bourne in the corner. Michael with an Irish whip but Bourne with a head scissors out of the corner and Kofi is tagged back in.

Bourne with a snap mare but Kofi with a kick to the chest. Bourne tags back in and he hits a running drop kick into the corner. Bourne with a kick in the corner but Michael kicks back. Bourne blocks the kick and he applies a step over toe hold. Bourne rolls through and tags in Kofi. Bourne with an elbow to Michael and then Kofi with an elbow as he flies off Michael’s back. Michael and Drew go to the floor and Bourne and Kingston hit stereo suicide dives.

We are back and Michael with forearms to Kofi in the ropes and then Drew with a boot to the head while Michael was with the referee. Michael with more punches to Kofi and then he applies a reverse chin lock. Kofi gets back to his feet and he punches Michael but Michael with a punch. Kofi escapes and makes the tag to Bourne. Bourne with a rana followed by kicks and a clothesline into the corner. Bourne with a Crucifix Driver for a near fall.

Kofi with a knee to Drew to knock him off the apron. Drew gets into the ring and the referee deals with him. Kofi comes in and Drew crotches Bourne. Drew tags in and he sends Bourne into his corner and he punches Bourne. Drew with a suplex and he gets a near fall. Drew stomps on the hands and then he hits a short arm clothesline. Michael tags in and he kicks Bourne. Michael with a back breaker and he gets a near fall. Michael with a chin lock and his knee in Bourne’s back. Bourne with kicks but Michael with a clothesline. Drew wants Michael to send Bourne into his boot and he obliges.

Drew tags back in and Drew with a clothesline in the corner but he misses a short arm clothesline and Bourne gets a near fall with a rollup. Drew sends Bourne to the floor and he hot shots him on the apron. They return to the ring and Drew with a boot to the head. Michael tags back in and Michael with a forearm to the back.

Michael tries for a suplex but Bourne with a knee to the head and Bourne hits a suplex of his own. Drew and Kofi tag in and Kofi with a springboard forearm and then he takes care of Michael on the apron. Kofi with a drop kick. Drew blocks SOS but he cannot avoid the Superman punch. Kofi with the Boom Drop. Kofi sets for Trouble in Paradise but Drew moves out of the way. Kofi with a cross body and Michael breaks up the cover. Drew hits Michael by accident and Kofi hits Trouble in Paradise. Bourne hits the Shooting Star Press for the three count.
Winners: Kofi Kingston and Evan Bourne.

Bringing The Boom!
- It’s WWE Tag Team Champions Air Boom vs. Michael McGillicutty & Drew McIntyre on this week’s “WWE Superstars,” Thursday at 4 p.m. ET/1 PT on WWE.com!

WWE Tag Team Championship Match
- With Vickie Guerrero cheering them on from ringside, United States Champion Dolph Ziggler & Jack Swagger will challenge the exciting tandem of Kofi Kingston & Evan Bourne – collectively known as Air Boom – for their WWE Tag Team Championships at Vengeance.

Using a little professional persuasion, Vickie convinced Raw’s Interim General Manager John Laurinaitis to grant her clients a WWE Tag Team Title opportunity against Air Boom this Sunday in San Antonio. There, The Queen of Cougardom aims to cement herself as one of the premier managers in the history of the squared circle by leading Ziggler and The All-American American to both U.S. and WWE Tag Team Championship glory.

Although Air Boom’s cohesion and aerial offense earned them a decisive title defense against Ziggler & Swagger at WWE Hell in a Cell, the calculating pair has nevertheless continued to tenaciously pursue the WWE Tag Team Championships. Just days after that failed attempt to topple the high-flyers, Swagger & Ziggler picked up a title-free triumph over Air Boom on SmackDown, proving to the WWE Universe that they are more than capable of grounding the reigning titleholders at Vengeance.

Will Ziggler & Swagger emerge victorious under the vigilant gaze of WWE’s resident cougar? Or will Air Boom deflate their challengers’ massive egos? To find out, tune in to Vengeance, this Sunday, only on pay-per-view.