Layin' da SmackDown - SmackDown recap for June 25, 2015

Seth Rollins shows up with Kane and Joey Mercury to start the show. Rollins says he is surrounded by real family in Kane and Joey Mercury as he talks about how they beat up Brock Lesnar on Monday night, and is glad they are on his side. Rollins also acknowledges Jamie Noble's three (legit) broken ribs at the hands of Brock Lesnar, and dedicates tonight's broadcast to him. Kane calls Big Show "extended family of The Authority," saying he's not here tonight due to Ryback taking him down backstage on Monday. Kane calls out Ryback, and Ryback shows up. After Kane and Rollins chastise Ryback for his actions, Ryback calls Rollins out on his own crap, saying Rollins isn't a real champion. Kane then puts Ryback in a match against himself to see if he can prove his words. As Kane, Rollins and Mercury leave, Rollins cuts Kane's music off by saying he's tired of the lack of respect he's getting and decides to fight Dean Ambrose in a match tonight to finish what he started with him.

Roman Reigns comes to Tough Enough next week.

During Dolph Ziggler vs. Sheamus, Rusev shows up once again to try to get Lana back, but Lana turns her back on him and walks away. Rusev walks back up the entrance ramp to the back.

Sheamus beats Dolph Ziggler.

Rusev gets angry backstage, and Summer Rae shows up to tell him it's not worth it.

Alicia Fox beats Naomi, despite a super kick to both of The Bella Twins (Brie and Nikki Bella) by Tamina.

Jojo interviews The New Day (Kofi Kingston, Big E, Xavier Woods). They plan to take the tag team titles back at Battleground. The Prime Time Players (Darren Young and Titus O'Neil) suddenly show up, and after Jojo wisely gets out of the way, they tell The New Day that at Battleground, one member of The New Day will have to stay in the back in the tag team title rematch. As the Prime Time Players leave, Bo Dallas shows up, and tells them that The Authority has allowed him to join them in an eight-man tag team match with him and The New Day vs. The Prime Time Players and two other people that they can scrounge up. The New Day and Bo Dallas hit it off after he tells them to Bolieve, and Bo Dallas gets a chance to practice his New Day clap with them.

Kane vs. Ryback almost ends before it can begin, as Big Show is here after all. He attacks Ryback from behind, rips the Intercontinental Championship off of him, and proceeds to give him a retaliatory beating after what happened on Monday night. After Big Show places Ryback in the ring, Kane uses his Director of Operations powers to tell the referee to ring the bell and start the match.

Ryback beats Kane by disqualification after Big Show attacks Ryback. Ryback tries to fight off Kane and Show only to fall victim to the numbers game. Show finishes off Ryback with two massive choke slams.

We get a short recap of the first episode of Tough Enough.

The Prime Time Players' (Darren Young and Titus O'Neil) tag team partners for the next match are The Lucha Dragons (Sin Cara and Kalisto).

The Prime Time Players (Darren Young and Titus O'Neil) and The Lucha Dragons (Sin Cara and Kalisto) beat Bo Dallas and The New Day (Kofi Kingston, Big E, Xavier Woods).

Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns talk in the locker room. Dean wants to beat up Bray Wyatt for Roman's sake in order to send a message, but Roman says he wants to deal with Bray Wyatt on his own and tells Dean to worry about Seth Rollins, and that he has his back. After Ambrose leaves, Reigns finds a message in his vest that reads "Anyone but you." Once again, the picture of Roman Reigns on it has the eyes and mouth whited out.

Roman Reigns is looking for Bray Wyatt when he runs into Kane. Kane ejects Roman from the building for being a "liability." Despite Kane sicking security on him, Roman Reigns leaves on his own accord, but tells Kane that if he finds Bray Wyatt, it's going down.

Seth Rollins beats Dean Ambrose, thanks to the distractions by Kane and Joey Mercury.