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WWE No Way Out 2012 took place on June 17, 2012, at the Izod Center in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The event was headlined by John Cena vs. Big Show in a Steel Cage Match, where John Laurinaitis' job was on the line.

Key Matches & Results:
Pre-Show: Brodus Clay defeated David Otunga (Count-out)

Otunga walked away, giving Clay the win.
Sheamus (c) defeated Dolph Ziggler (World Heavyweight Championship Match)

Ziggler replaced Alberto Del Rio (injured) but lost after Sheamus hit the Brogue Kick.
Santino Marella (c) defeated Ricardo Rodriguez (Tuxedo Match)

A comedy match where Santino stripped Ricardo down to his underwear.
Christian (c) defeated Cody Rhodes (Intercontinental Championship Match)

Christian retained after hitting the Killswitch and Frog Splash.
**The Prime Time Players (Titus O’Neil & Darren Young) won a Fatal 4-Way Tag Team Match

They earned a future WWE Tag Team Championship match.
Layla (c) defeated Beth Phoenix (Divas Championship Match)

Layla retained with a Neckbreaker.
Sin Cara defeated Hunico

A quick match where Sin Cara won with a roll-up.
CM Punk (c) defeated Daniel Bryan and Kane (Triple Threat Match for the WWE Championship)

AJ Lee distracted Kane, allowing Punk to hit the GTS on Kane and retain.
Ryback defeated Two Local Wrestlers

Another squash match to build Ryback’s dominance.
John Cena defeated Big Show (Steel Cage Match, if Big Show lost, John Laurinaitis would be fired)

Vince McMahon was at ringside, and after outside interference from Brodus Clay and several superstars, Cena escaped the cage for the win.
Post-match, McMahon fired John Laurinaitis and Cena hit him with an Attitude Adjustment through the announce table.
Notable Moments:
Dolph Ziggler’s crowd support was huge, signaling fans wanted him in the main event scene.
AJ Lee’s involvement in the WWE Championship match played into her ongoing love triangle with Punk, Bryan, and Kane.
Laurinaitis was fired after months of being an authority figure, ending his storyline.
Final Verdict:
No Way Out 2012 was a solid event but felt more like a stepping stone for bigger storylines. The WWE Title match delivered, but the main event relied too much on outside interference. Cena’s win and Laurinaitis’ firing gave fans a satisfying conclusion, but the overall event was decent but not spectacular.