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Seth Rollins, def. Finn Balor
After Seth Rollins once again reminded the WWE Universe that he is next in line for a WWE championship opportunity, in particular now claiming that the fight against Big E is scheduled for WWE Day 1, Finn Balor earned a measure of retaliation by jumping over The Visionary. before their match.
Once the match began, it became hotly contested and remained so until Rollins eventually contacted the devastating Stomp on Balor to earn the victory.
Raw Tag Team Champions RK-Bro def. Dolph Ziggler and Robert Rood
Even though Riddle didn’t get his wish for Randy Orton to return the favor by disguising himself as The Original Bro this week, RK-Bro still fired his best during this Raw Tag Team Championship defense against The Dirty Dawgs. That historic fight for Orton that made him a superstar, having played most of his matches on Raw, ended with Viper hitting Ziggler with a sudden RKO for victory while retaining those titles at the RK-Bro waist.
Edge’s return to Raw was cut short by The Miz & Maryse
It was supposed to be an R-rated return to the red WWE Hall of Famer Edge brand, but Meese was quick to interrupt the event. A-Lister, surrounded by his wife Maryse, continued to demand respect from the WWE Universe after performing at Dancing with the Stars and denounced WWE for not promoting his comeback in the same manner as Edge. The R-rated superstar threw some harsh responses to Meese’s path, eventually challenging the most obligatory superstar in WWE history to pick a squared circle fight, but Meese didn’t comply.
Street profit def. Alpha Academy
Street Profits battled Alpha Academy’s Chad Gable and Otis in yet another thrilling team event, while the visually impaired AJ Styles engaged in action from the Omos comment table. The offense soon proved to be a ruse as The Phenomenal One tried to seize the opportunity to destroy any hopes of victory for Angelo Dawkins and Montes Ford. Ford, however, was able to counter the attack by sending Styles flying off his apron and hitting Gable with a huge frog splash to win Street Profits.
US Champion Damian Priest def. Apollo Crews
Talking time for the Apollo Crews is over as it finally got the chance to become the US Champion against Damian Priest. Having Commander Aziz in tow did not bring success to the former Intercontinental Champion, as soon after the big man was expelled from the ring, Crews fell victim to the released Damian. The priest quickly joined The Reckoning to retain his title in the United States.
Rey and Dominic Mysterio def. Cedric Alexander and Shelton Benjamin
One week after losing to Almighty Bobby Lashley in a handicap match, Rey and Dominic Mysterio were looking to recoup Lashley’s former teammates Cedric Alexander and Shelton Benjamin. The father-son duo did just that after hitting Double 619, when Dominic finished off Alexander with a large Frog Splash to secure a crucial victory for the family.
Team Liv def. Team Becks in a 10-women’s team match
After signing the Raw Women’s Championship match earlier in the evening, Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch decided to see who could win the week before the fight in a massive 10-woman team match.
Morgan led her team of Bianca Belair, Rea Ripley, Nikki Ash, and 24/7 champion Dana Brook into battle against Team Lynch, which also included WWE women’s champions Queen Zelena and Carmella, as well as Doodrop and Tamina. It was Liv’s team, after all, winning when Morgan pinned Tamina after Oblivion to earn a massive boost in momentum.
After the match, a brawl ensued, with EST WWE hitting Doodrop with awe-inspiring Spinebuster, and Morgan dumping the Raw Women’s Champion with Oblivion for a big title shot the following week.
Kevin Owens, Defense. WWE Big E Champion Through Disqualification
WWE Champion Big E was eager to get Kevin Owens in this Raw Main Event, and two big hitters lost, with Seth Rollins taking it all off the announcement table. After Owens launched a furious assault on the Seer, an angry Rollins decided to express his presence more forcefully, attacking with a knockout and then stabbing the WWE champion.
Since he first connected by knockout, Rollins’ plan to prevent Owens from securing a WWE Day 1 title match backfired as Owens was declared the winner of the fight by disqualification and was thus included in this WWE Championship bout.
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