Roman Reigns beats Kane in a Last Man Standing match.
Brock Lesnar and John Cena speak about their match in pre-recorded interviews.
Damien Sandow shows up in Oklahoma Sooners gear and has Jim Ross's entrance theme. He sings the praises of the Sooners over the Texas Longhorns (due to their college football rivalry). He finds out his opponent is "The World's Strongest Man" Mark Henry, who gets the introduction of a true Texan. The World's Strongest Man is back.
"The World's Strongest Man" Mark Henry squashes Damien Sandow.
Adam Rose looks into a mirror that supposedly shows an evil version staring back at him...and sees himself as a "lemon" businessman in a suit and tie, carrying a suitcase and wearing glasses.
Next Monday on Raw: Hulk Hogan celebrates his birthday!
Dean Ambrose beats Alberto Del Rio in a Beat The Clock Challenge in 15 minutes, 42 seconds (15:42).
Rusev beats Sin Cara on the WWE App. Lana wishes United States President Barack Obama a happy birthday by singing "Happy Birthday" in Russian, then Jack Swagger and Zeb Colter show up. Zeb tells Lana to shut up, and tells her and Rusev what Swagger's representing: the common American, not just at home, but on the front line abroad, before saying that Swagger will be victorious. Not long after, Rusev attacks Jack Swagger with the Russian flag. Lana has to call Rusev off before he does the same to Zeb.
The Miz guests on commentary for the next match.
Dolph Ziggler beats Cesaro with a surprise Zig Zag. The Miz enters the ring after the match, and Ziggler nearly kicks Miz in his face. The Miz slinks back and falls to the mat to avoid damage to his moneymaker, however.
Tom Phillips interviews Paige. Paige wishes AJ Lee a speedy recovery, then tells her she's taking the Divas title back at SummerSlam.
Goldust and Stardust beat Rybaxel (Ryback and Curtis Axel).
Kane takes off his mask in front of Stephanie McMahon and Triple H...and hands it to Stephanie. But why?
Chris Jericho vs. Luke Harper ends with interference from Bray Wyatt, who eventually hits Jericho with the Sister Abigail. Luke Harper is banned from ringside during Jericho vs. Wyatt at SummerSlam because of this.
Diego beats Fandango, who comes out with Hornswoggle as his new dancer. That lasts only as long as the match, as Hornswoggle dances around with Summer, Layla, Diego and El Torito. Fandango attacks Hornswoggle, and Diego and El Torito make him pay for that.
Renee Young interviews Randy Orton. Orton plans to kick Roman Reigns' head off at SummerSlam...or before that.
Bo Dallas beats R-Truth after grabbing R-Truth's pants at the pin. R-Truth attacks Bo after the match, but Bo shuts R-Truth down.
Bray Wyatt plans to beat Chris Jericho at SummerSlam, with out without his brothers.
Rob Van Dam is replaced by Heath Slater in Seth Rollins' Beat The Clock Challenge match at the last minute by Triple H and Stephanie McMahon. Dean Ambrose also shows up at ringside to observe the match...and distract Seth Rollins by tearing up the contract inside the Money In The Bank briefcase, dropping soda and popcorn in the briefcase, and stuffing JBL's cowboy hat in the briefcase. This is enough to continuously distract Seth Rollins to the point that Heath Slater wins a main event match for the first time in his career. Dean Ambrose gets to name his stipulation for his SummerSlam match.
Dean Ambrose gets to name his stipulation for his SummerSlam match this Friday on SmackDown!
After harsh words by Brie Bella (who says she'll embarass Stephanie McMahon and dedicating the match to all that Triple H and Stephanie tortured) and Stephanie McMahon (Brie Bella is a wanna-be reality star who wants to make a name off of her), the contract is signed. The match is official for SummerSlam. All of a sudden, Stephanie and Triple H trap Brie in a corner with the desk in the ring before Stephanie hits Nikki Bella with a Pedigree. Brie slaps Triple H, but Stephanie smacks Brie and hits her with a Pedigree to close out the show.
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