WWE Raw on-site report: DX and John Cena vs. Randy Orton, JBL, and Umaga, plus dark match and Heat taping results

Dot Net reader Richard Quick attended tonight's Raw in Detroit, Mich. and filed the following report.

Dark Match

1. Ron Killings vs Nick The Natural. Good back and forth action. The finish came when Killings hit a suplex to front slam on his opponent. Killings was way over. He had about the same pop that John Cena had.

Heat tapings

1. Hacksaw Jim Duggan won a squash match. This was almost a waste of time. I couldn't hear the poor jobber's name over the USA chants.

2. Paul Burchill and Katie Lea defeated Super Crazy in a handicap match. This match had a couple of good spots. One came when Paul put Crazy into a bow and arrow and Katie Lea came off the turnbuckle with a double foot stomp. Crazy did not have that many spots. Most of Crazy's offense was two double takedowns and a near fall on Katie Lea. The finish came when Burchill hit a sloppy looking Curb Stomp and Katie Lea made the pin.

3. Paul London and Brian Kendrick defeated Charlie Haas and Robbie McAllister.  Haas and Robbie reacted almost comical with each other during the intros. Robbie was acting as if Haas was Rory. Really good match. Lots of back and forth. Haas and Robbie worked over London until he got a hot tag to Kendrick, which led to the pinfall. After the match Kendrick took the mic and stated that this was a waste of there time and that he and London where gunning for the tag titles.

Dark Match Main Event

1. DX and John Cena defeated JBL, Randy Orton, and Umaga in a six-man cage match. Really good match. This was way better than the on-air main event. Michaels started the match against Orton, who later tagged in Umaga and Shawn tagged in Cena. Cena went for the FU on Umaga but fell forward on his head due to Umaga's weight. The heels worked over Cena. Michaels started the crowd clapping (probally because he could tell not many people wanted to see Cena, who got a tag into Triple H. Hunter knocked down all the heels. Now all six men were in the ring. The faces ran the heels into the cage on two sides then each hit their finishers and all three made the triple pin on the heels.