The Prime Time Players def. Tons of Funk

It’s been a while since we heard from The Prime Time Players, but the braggadocio-filled brawlers made their big-time return on Raw with a roaring victory over Tons of Funk. It looked like a lost cause for the Players at the outset, as Brodus Clay & Tensai handily dismantled the tag-team stalwarts for the better part of the bout. Darren Young proved to be the difference maker, striking Brodus with his Afro pick at the moment of truth and leaving Titus O’Neil to roll The Funkasaurus up for an illicit three-count. The job finished, D. Young and “The Big Deal” then retreated back into their money and vast carelessness, leaving The Funkadactyls to clean up the mess.

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No blindfolds or binds marred this match between The Prime Time Players and their apoplectic antagonists Team Hell No — just a straight-up contest between two of WWE’s toughest tag teams. What was most surprising about the contest, however, was the camaraderie of Kane and Daniel Bryan. Following an uneasy start to the champs’ 2013, there wasn’t a hint of dissention between them, with Kane riding the wave of Bryan’s offense and Chokeslamming Darren Young to the depths to claim the victory.

The cherry on top came courtesy of “The Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase, who stood ringside to scout The Players as potential clients for his managerial services. In what we can only assume was a rejection, the WWE Hall of Famer strode to the prone D. Young and deposited a C-note into Mr. No Days Off’s mouth before cackling his way back to the locker room area.

Oh, and when no one was looking, Bryan snatched the Benjamin from Young’s maw and made off a hundred bucks richer than he started the night. It’s true what they say: Everyone has a price.

Credit for the above goes to WWE.com

Screencaps: HERE
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