"You are looking at 250 pounds of problem that you have made very angry"

Mark Cuban: "Alright. This is how it's gonna go. I'll ask three questions and each participant will be given the opportunity to answer. You guys can say whatever you want, nothing is off limits. Let's start with Sheamus. First question: Why do you feel you'll win this Sunday?"

Sheamus: "On June 27th, 2002, John Cena made his WWE debut. It took him three years to win his first World Championship. And what took him years, will take me weeks. See, I've never been beaten. Not in this ring, on the street. Nowhere. And there's a sound familiar to both you and me, John. And that's your body crashing through a table. It's a sound I think about each and every day. I'm obsessed with it. And I'm gonna hear it again. This Sunday!"

Mark Cuban: "John?"

John Cena: "No comment."

Mark Cuban: "OK. Next question. To Sheamus. Are either of you concerned about the dangers of competing in a Tables Match this Sunday? Start with you, Sheamus."

Sheamus: "Well, it's obvious Cena isn't concerned enough. Last week, Cena, you said you wanted to award cashing your rematch clause at TLC when you lost to me. Well, that's perfect for me. Because you think, you're gonna be in any condition to face my after TLC, you're even dumber than I thought."

Mark Cuban: "John?"

Sheamus: "I'm not finished! The best case scenario for you is that you lose your WWE Championship. The worst, I'm gonna put you through a table - not once, but twice. And I'm gonna watch your backbones shatter. Because you have never, you have never faced anyone like me. Your title, your health, your state of mind - this Sunday you're gonna lose EVERYTHING!"

John Cena: [nimmt das Mikro aus der Halterung, zögert und steckt es wieder zurück] "No comment."

Mark Cuban: "Alright. Final question. This Sunday at TLC the time to talk will be over. Considering the match is just six days away, is there anything either of you like to say directly to your opponent?"

Sheamus: "I've got something to say--"

John Cena: "Actually, Mark, I got a question for Sheamus. [steht auf und tritt Sheamus gegenüber] Couldn't help but notice you talk a lot. I hope you believe what you're saying. 2002. I've been here for seven years. Seven years time, I've faced everybody from champions to number one contenders, to hot-shot upstarts to one-hit-wonders to future Hall of Famers. Hell, I faced everybody from Shawn Michaels to Kevin Federline. All of 'em, Sheamus, just like you. Never once have I gone looking for a fight and they've all come to me and made me the target. I've always been the man to beat to become a champion. I've always been the man to beat to put yourself on the map. I gotta be honest, a lot of times I was the man to beat just cause they wanted to wipe the smile off my face.

Been lot of guys like you that said, they were gonna end my career. Take my championship, that I'll never be the same. Seven years, Sheamus. I've been beaten, I've been battered, I've been hospitalized. I've been operated on. I've been smashed with chairs, put through glass. I've been kicked in the skull. I've been in arenas where thousands of people stand behind me. I've been in arenas where thousands of people can't stand me. But in seven years I've never given up. And I believe, I believe in everything I've said. I believe in when I'm telling 'You can't see me', because I know, I'm on another level. I believe in Hustle, in Loyality, in Respect. I believe very much that I have earned the right to say 'THE CHAMP IS HERE'. It is you, sir, who better believe in what he says. Because in seven years you ought to know that a cheap shot and one smash through the table - that ain't gonna slow me down one bit. You are looking at 250 pounds of problem that you have made very, very angry.

You're right, Mr. Cuban, at Tables, Ladders & Chairs the time for talk is over. It's simple. Sunday you either back up what you're saying or I'm the guy that makes you a footnote in WWE history. Let this sink in. You impress me. But not for one second do you intimidate me."

[Beide schmeissen daraufhin die Tische und das Pult im Ring um. Anschließend schubst Sheamus Cuban um und nutzt die Verwirrung zum Bicycle Kick gegen Cena. Nach einem weiteren Kick gegen Cena ist John außer Gefecht. Cuban kann sich zwar bei Sheamus mit einem Schubser revanchieren, wird jedoch danach von Sheamus durch einen Tisch befördert.]

- Mark Cuban ist der Besitzer der Dallas Mavericks und Guest Host von RAW bei dieser Episode.