BEIJING, May 22 (RIA Novosti) -
China said Tuesday it had set up a government nuclear power technology corporation.

The State Nuclear Power Technology Company, which was established by China’s State Council and the country’s four major government corporations, including China National Nuclear Corporation, is assigned to introduce and develop third-generation nuclear technology.

Wang Binghua, the president of the new corporation, said at a launch ceremony that the company was close to completing negotiations with the U.S.-based Westinghouse Electric on the introduction of third-generation nuclear technologies in the country.

Westinghouse, France’s Areva and Russia’s Atomstroyexport are the main foreign players on the Chinese nuclear power market.

Atomstroyexport is building two power units of the Tianwan nuclear power plant with a total capacity of 2,000 MWt in eastern China’s port city of Lianyungang. The plant, which is being built under a 1992 bilateral agreement, features improved VVER-1000 reactors and K-100-6/3000 turbo-generators.

Rowling’s fantasy series has sold more than 325 million copies worldwide. She has said two major characters will die in the final book, which is being released under tight security.

At WrestleMania 23, Undertaker ran his perfect WrestleMania record to 15-0 by defeating Batista. After a hard-fought battle, the Phenom put the Animal away with a Tombstone Piledriver, in the process capturing the World Heavyweight Championship.
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WrestleMania 22 - Mark Henry

At WrestleMania 22, Undertaker ran his perfect WrestleMania record to 14-0 by defeating Mark Henry in a Casket Match. After nailing Henry with a Tombstone, the Deadman rolled the World’s Strogest Man into the casket to seal the victory.
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WrestleMania 21 - Randy Orton

At WrestleMania 21, the legendary Deadman ran his WrestleMania record to a perfect 13-0 when he took on RAW’s Legend Killer, Randy Orton.
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WrestleMania XX - Kane

At WrestleMania XX, the Deadman returned to the ring to renew his rivalry with brother Kane after the Big Red Monster buried him alive at Survivor Series 2003.
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WrestleMania XIX - Big Show & A-Train

At WrestleMania XIX, Undertaker was scheduled to team with Nathan Jones to take on Big Show & A-Train. Instead, a pre-match attack by the opponents left Nathan Jones injured, forcing the Deadman to go it alone.
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WrestleMania X8 - Ric Flair

At No Way Out 2002, Ric Flair cost Undertaker his match against The Rock. The Deadman then challenged Flair to a match at WrestleMania X8, a challenge “The Nature Boy” initially resisted.
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WrestleMania X-Seven - Triple H

In early 2001, Triple H said that he had no one left to beat. Undertaker took offense to that, challenging The Game to a match at WrestleMania X-Seven.
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WrestleMania XV - Big Boss Man

In early 1999, Undertaker was doing everything he could to torment Mr. McMahon. So, at WrestleMania XV, the WWE Chairman sent his personal henchman, Big Boss Man, to battle the Deadman inside Hell in a Cell.
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WrestleMania XIV - Kane

In 1997, Kane debuted in WWE, costing his brother the first-ever Hell in a Cell Match at Badd Blood. Finally, after months of torment, Undertaker agreed to fight his brother at WrestleMania XIV.
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WrestleMania 13 - Sycho Sid

At WrestleMania 13, Undertaker looked to improve his WrestleMania record to 7-0 when he took on Sid for the WWE Championship.
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WrestleMania XII - Diesel

In early 1996, Undertaker & Diesel each cost the other an opportunity to win the WWE Championship. At WrestleMania XII, the two big men settled their score as Undertaker looked to go 5-for-5 at WrestleMania.
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WrestleMania XI - King Kong Bundy

After Ted DiBiase’s Corporation stole Undertaker’s urn at the 1995 Royal Rumble, the Deadman was looking for revenge when he faced Corporation member King Kong Bundy at WrestleMania XI.
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WrestleMania IX - Giant Gonzales

In mid-1992, Undertaker began a lengthy rivalry with Harvey Wippleman. At WrestleMania IX, the crafty manager gave Undertaker his toughest challenge yet in the form of the nearly 8-foot tall Giant Gonzales.
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WrestleMania VIII - Jake “The Snake” Roberts

In 1991, Undertaker & Jake “The Snake” Roberts were allies, terrorizing the likes of Ultimate Warrior & Randy Savage. After the Deadman had a change of heart in early 1992, he was Roberts’ opponent at WrestleMania VIII.
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WrestleMania VII - Jimmy “Superfly” Snuka

Undertaker made his WWE debut at the 1990 Survivor Series. Four months later, he made his WrestleMania debut by defeating Jimmy “Superfly” Snuka at WrestleMania VII.

After months of anticipation, weeks of cooperation and hours of speculation...ladies and gentlemen, The Champ is still here.
For the second consecutive year, John Cena walked into WrestleMania as the WWE Champion. And in a result correctly chosen by 59 percent of WWE fans polled in an AT&T Mobile poll, Cena defeated Shawn Michaels in Detroit to walk out with the gold for the second year in a row.
From the moment The Champ entered Ford Field, it was obvious that his A-Game was in full effect. In a scene reminiscent of his unforgettable gangster entrance last year in Chicago, Cena entered Ford Field by driving a Mustang down through the loading dock and crashing through the glass set. It was an impressive sight, even if it did nothing to turn the favor of the raucous capacity crowd of 80,103 that was clearly in favor of HBK.
It didn’t faze HBK any, as Michaels clearly had a game plan, focusing on Cena’s knee and dominating the early portion of the match. However, an errant charge led Michaels head-first into the steel ringpost, busting him open and giving Cena an opening to get back into the match. Unfortunately, just seconds after, Sweet Chin Music intended for The Champ instead nearly took the head off of referee Mike Chioda.
As both men lay prone on the mat, the fans rallied behind a bloodied HBK. But in a move that is quite uncharacteristic of the challenger, he tosses aside the top level of the steel ring stairs and delivered a vicious piledriver that bounced Cena’s head off the bottom level.
Things always look darkest before the dawn; unfortunately for HBK, WrestleMania wasn’t the dawn of a new championship reign, as Cena somehow kicked out of Michaels’ pinfall attempt. The challenger then threw his entire arsenal at Cena, but the resilient champion stood tall.
In a furious final few minutes, both men hit the other with their signature maneuvers, with Cena applying both the FU and STFU in an attempt to claim victory. They both staggered to their feet, and somehow, Cena was able to take HBK down with a second STFU. Left in the middle of the ring with nowhere to go, the challenger was forced to tap out, ending the instant WrestleMania classic in favor of the champion.
Following the bout, Cena sat in the middle of the ring and stared at the WrestleMania logo, nearly in tears after realizing what he had just done. He then dedicated the match to his father, saying ‘this one’s for you, dad,’ before holding the WWE Championship in the air. But when he tried to shake HBK’s hand, the sullen challenger simply walked away; instead, he was given a salute from Cena in a show of respect.
When WWE.com caught up with the champion moments later, he was still emotional.
‘The past two years have been very difficult for me, because even with all the momentum I have, I always go into the big one as the underdog,’ he said. ‘I’ve been in a lot of situations where people don’t even want to see my face, but I’ve never told anyone to not be themselves. Even if the crowd reaction isn’t what I want, I’m still me. I am who I am and there’s only one me.’
As for the match, The Champ was surprised at the attack Michaels threw at him.
‘It’s difficult enough when you have a veteran like HBK, with six weeks of mental torture to live through,’ he continued. ‘Coming out like he did, I didn’t expect that at all. God, it shook me up, but once I got in my groove...I don’t mean to sound cocky, but once that steamroller gets going, nothing stops it.’
WrestleMania is All Grown Up, and with perhaps one of the signature victories on his resume coming at Ford Field, The Champ is now truly All Grown Up himself.
‘I’ve seen a lot of stuff in my life; stared down the barrel of a loaded gun, seen children born and people married, but I always managed to keep it together,’ he said, nearly in tears. ‘I’m the last guy to break down, but tonight I couldn’t help it. I thought about watching WrestleMania 20 years ago with my dad in that shack in West Newbury, and it hit me all at once.’
Both Cena and Michaels are men that should never be underestimated, counted out or considered defeated until their opponent is declared the winner. At WrestleMania 23, John Cena ended up as the better man, and because of that, The Champ is still here.