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4. Wrestlers in Pre-Show: ElijahMavenHardy – Jeff Hardy isn't mentioned here unless he was part of a different event. Wrestlers in Pre-Show: ElijahMavenHardy – Jeff Hardy isn't
Now, moving on to each line:
Looking at the main event for World Heavyweight Championship: Batista vs. Triple H. So the options here are Batista, Triple H, maybe another wrestler involved, but not Edge unless he was part of the match, which he wasn't. The WWE Championship Match was Cena vs. JBL. Maybe the options are John Cena, JBL, Edge (if Edge was in the main event, but he wasn't). Hmm. Maybe the events themselves? Like Pre-Show, Main Event, WWE Championship Match. But the user wants terms with three options each. So the options here are Batista, Triple H,
1. Match Events WWE Championship Match 2. Match Ending Moves Batista Bomb 3. Wrestlers in Pre-Show and Main Event Maven
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