Raw Deal - Raw recap for March 30, 2015

Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman show up. Despite Lesnar's best efforts, Lesnar is no longer WWE World Heavyweight Champion. Heyman threatens to sue to get the title back, but Lesnar thinks "all lawyers are scumbags" and has invoked his rematch clause...tonight. Stephanie McMahon shows up, and says that Seth Rollins still isn't back from New York City where he appeared on Today, but that when he arrives, he will be up to the challenge Heyman then announces that Lesnar will fight regardless, and make Seth Rollins tap out to reclaim the World Heavyweight title.

Bad News Barrett guests on commentary for the next match.

Daniel Bryan retains the WWE Intercontinental Championship against Dolph Ziggler! After the match, Bad News Barrett goes on the attack only to be chased out of the ring by a returning Sheamus. Sheamus, now donning a mohawk and braided facial hair, then Brogue Kicks both Bryan and Ziggler before saying "I'm back."

The New Day (Kofi Kingston and Big E) and The Lucha Dragons (Sin Cara and Kalisto, making their Raw debut as a team) beat Tyson Kidd, Cesaro and The Ascension (Konnor and Viktor).

Paul Heyman tells Brock Lesnar that Seth Rollins is here.

Brock Lesnar and Seth Rollins for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship almost happens. Rollins tells Lesnar he'll get his rematch...but not tonight. Lesnar goes after Rollins but is stopped by J&J Security (Joey Mercury and Jamie Noble), who get annihilated by The Beast. Rollins escapes, and an angry Lesnar takes his anger out on JBL, Michael Cole and Booker T by pushing the commentary table on top of them and putting Cole in an F5. A cameraman who stands on the apron to focus his camera on Lesnar also gets grabbed. Stephanie McMahon tries to reason with Lesnar, but the cameraman gets an F5 anyway. McMahon then suspends Lesnar indefinitely, then Lesnar puts the downed cameraman in another F5 before he and Heyman leave.

Michael Cole and the cameraman attacked by Brock Lesnar are put on stretchers and sent to a local medical facility. Cole is later confirmed to have suffered a cervical fracture.

Renee Young interviews Stephanie McMahon, who says that Lesnar will get his rematch for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship rematch when she says so. She also says suspending Lesnar won't be enough and is considering levying heavy fines on him, and says she "owns that son of a bitch."

Byron Saxton takes over on commentary.

Damien Mizdow beats Stardust only to be attacked by The Miz, who yells at him for taking "his" Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal Trophy.

Curtis Axel's road to Axe-Treme Rules starts with a loss to a debuting Adrian Neville, now known simply as Neville and wearing a cape.

John Cena issues an open challenge for the WWE United States Championship. Dean Ambrose answers.

John Cena retains the WWE United States Championship against Dean Ambrose.

Renee Young interviews Seth Rollins, who hopes that Brock Lesnar gets hit with hefty fines before basking in his recent championship glory...until Randy Orton shows up. Orton wants his rematch, but Big Show and Kane appear. Rollins then challenges Orton to six-man tag action and tells him to find some tag partners before the end of the night. Big Show just scoffs at Orton.

Naomi, Paige and AJ Lee beat The Bella Twins (Brie and Nikki Bella) and Natalya after Naomi tricks Nikki into punching out Brie.

Ryback tells Randy Orton he will team with him against Seth Rollins, Kane and Big Show.

Dolph Ziggler and Daniel Bryan take on Sheamus and Bad News Barrett, while Randy Orton, John Cena and Roman Reigns make appearances this Thursday night on SmackDown.

Rusev (now without Lana again) beats Goldust with the Accolade.

Just before the main event, Roman Reigns is confirmed as Randy Orton's second six-man tag partner.

Randy Orton, Roman Reigns and Ryback beat Seth Rollins, Big Show and Kane.

After the show, Renee Young interviews Sting. He says his WrestleMania moment was normal and natural to him, and the fans helped him feel right at home and he was glad to be there. As for what his future holds, he doesn't know, but the fans want him to take on The Undertaker. All of a sudden, Sting shows up and decides to be a buzzkill concerning Sting's recent loss to Triple H, and gets a Scorpion Death Drop from Sting as a result.

Here are the top 10 moments from tonight's show!