Addressing Cena’s comments from their segment on Monday Night RAW, Ryback wrote that watching the pain on John Cena’s face was worth standing back for, referring to the beat down by The Shield as he watched from the ramp.

However the comment that sparked some red flags came immediately after with Ryback saying, “Funny the 2 things he says I lack his ex wife seems to love. #RybackRules.” Ouch!

All of Ryback’s tweets were gone and now only shows one tweet, which he posted just an hour ago which reads, “If you have something worth fighting for you have to fight for it. Being bred to b scared is the problem. Rules will be broken.”

Ryback was originally part of the team with Randy Orton and Sheamus to take on The Shield however his feud with Mark Henry over the past few weeks changed the direction.

Ryback will now face Henry in a one on one match while Big Show – who had his own runnings with The Shield – will join Orton and Sheamus in the six man tag team match instead.

A six man tag team match will be featured on the show with the team of The Shield – Roman Reigns, Dean Ambrose, and Seth Rollins – taking on Ryback, Randy Orton, and Sheamus.

A Mark Henry vs Ryback match is rumored for WrestleMania as well which might see Ryback pulled out from the six man tag match and being replaced by The Big Show for the one-on-one encounter.

The other matches so far official are The Rock vs John Cena, Undertaker vs CM Punk, and Alberto Del Rio vs Jack Swagger. Brock Lesnar vs Triple H is set to be announced on TV on Monday.

The main event was supposed to headline the TLC pay-per-view last month however emergency knee surgery prevented Punk – who is over 400 consecutive days as champion – to be part of the show. Ryback’s only defeat so far has come at the hands of CM Punk.

Plus, the one and only The Rock will return to WWE television for the first time since July’s RAW 1000 celebration. The Rock will be appearing frequently on WWE TV in the next quarter as he goes for the gold at the Royal Rumble and then his involvement at the Elimination Chamber and WrestleMania pay-per-views.

The two didn’t really wrestle but Heyman ended up taking two bumps that at least made the very vocal fans inside MSG happy when the show was over.

After cutting a typical Paul Heyman promo on the NY crowd, Ryback came out and was attacked by The Shield. The Miz, Kane, and Daniel Bryan made the save and Heyman and Ryback ended up in the ring alone.

Ryback delivered his Shellshock finishing move on Heyman but after several chants from fans, he picked up Heyman and drove him through a table which was standing in the corner much to the appreciation of the fans.

You can see a video of the ending courtesy of YouTube user anajjar456 below.

The match was announced during the special live Smackdown yesterday on USA Network and a stipulation to the match between the two was added when WWE taped next week’s Christmas Eve RAW right after Smackdown ended.

Ryback and Punk had to wrestle in the main event of the TLC pay-per-view but CM Punk’s immediate knee surgery prevented the match from happening. The first RAW of 2013 will be held on January 7 at the Tampa Bay Times Forum in Tampa, Florida.

The interview was mainly in association with his new WWE ’13 playable character but Ryback talked about several other things including the fans’ association of him with Goldberg, where the “feed me more” originated, his travel partners, being in Nexus, and WrestleMania.

“Do you have a dream opponent for the event?” ESPN asked Ryback. “That’s easy. One of my goals, and I don’t know how many more he has in him, so we need this to happen soon, and that’s Undertaker,” Ryback said.

That would have been somewhat special if Ryback was still undefeated, playing the Undertaker’s undefeated WrestleMania streak against Ryback’s undefeated gimmick.

You can read the full interview on ESPN.COM.

Ryback will be on the card however and in a letter posted by Vince McMahon on WWE.COM, the Las Vegas native will join the current tag team champions Kane and Daniel Bryan to take on The Shield in a TLC match.

The TLC match will be different though as while tables, ladders, and chairs, will be available for use, the only way to win this match will be via pinfall or submission.

Ryback said that he wrestles because he has a passion for it and that is the major difference between him and Goldberg.

“I’m not here to make five million dollars then walk away. I’m here for life,” the WWE Superstar said in the interview.

Goldberg, who has moved away from wrestling, had a very simple reply to the young Ryback.

“Better athlete? Come on dude wake up…..,” Goldberg said in a message on Twitter.

The Goldberg subject came up in the interview after Ryback was asked about being compared to Goldberg due to his look and size.

This was Ryback’s first main event match, and possibly the first of many to come, as the 30 year old from Las Vegas is on the rise in the WWE ranks.

The match ended via disqualification with Ryback picking up the win. Ryback had Punk up on his shoulders ready to drop him with his Shell Shocked finishing move but Punk escaped and then low-blowed him for the DQ.

The fans in the arena booed the ending but since it was for the WWE title, there was no way Punk was going to job and it seems that they’re not ready to have Ryback pinned yet so DQ was the alternative finisher.

The match was halted after Ryback – the former Nexus member known then as Skip Sheffield – suffered a cut in the opening minutes of the match which led to a lot of blood.

Ringside doctors attended to Ryback to stop the bleeding and ordered him to stop the match. WWE does not allow blood anymore in matches due to their PG rating. Ring announcer Tony Chimmel then announced the match as a draw to boos from the crowd.