Mark Henry continues his 'path of destruction', Treats Big Show like a rag doll

 Lost in the buzz over CM Punk's controversial promo was Mark Henry's complete destruction of The Big Show on last night's episode of WWE RAW. According to a Tuesday report by WWE.com, Henry came out during last night's RAW and interfered in a steel cage match between Alberto Del Rio and The Big Show. However, Henry didn't merely climb into the cage and attack The Big Show, Mark ripped the cage door off the hinges and used it to beat the Big Show with.

As the match with Alberto Del Rio and The Big Show was finishing up, Mark Henry decided to come down to the ring and continue his feud with The Big Show. As mentioned, Henry ripped the cage door off the hinges and used it to smash The Big Show through the side of one of the cage walls. Big Show was blasted through the cage and onto the floor as the crowd screamed wildly.

Henry has become the most dominant force in the WWE over the last few weeks. At the Capitol Punishment PPV last week, Henry showed up and destroyed the Big Show by slamming him through the announcer's table. He then followed it up by destroying Kane on the following RAW. Henry would go on to defeat Randy Orton and Kane in a tag-team match with his partner Christian on last week's SmackDown. Henry got the pin for his team after hitting the world's strongest slam on Randy Orton.

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Tuscaloosa, Alabama Tornado “Path of Destruction” – 4/27/11 ...

Tuscaloosa, Alabama Tornado “Path of Destruction” – 4/27/11

While you can’t see the actual buildings being destroyed (and that might be a good thing for viewers in Tuscaloosa), This is one of the clearest videos yet of the incredible rotation around the vortex of this killer tornado. Debris is clearly seen being thrown thousands of yards in all directions as the twister grinds its way inside the densely populated areas inside the city limits of Tuscaloosa. While this video is exciting to watch, remember the people who lost everything in the destructive winds.

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