We see footage of 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price) putting a black bag on Solo Sikoa's head and dumping him in the desert, making him walk away from them with the bag on his head, all at the start of the show.
The Bloodline (Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) heads to the ring to start tonight's show. Jimmy mentions that they have a problem with 946, who did something that they cannot come back from after they kidnapped Solo Sikoa, who he says is still their little brother and "their blood." Jacob Fatu says he has told his brothers to "lay low and play it slow," their first move is their worst move, and not to attack yet week by week. He says that this is his mistake, and tonight, none of that matters, everything is out of the window, and they dog walk 946. Jey Uso finally fires the warning shot at 946, then The Bloodline see what appears to be 946's gray SUV arrive backstage. The worker who opens the back door of the car gets pounced on by Jacob, and instead of 946, Jaida Parker - who is here to talk to General Manager Adam Pearce - is revealed to be the occupant of the car.
Backstage, Je'Von Evans meets with Penta regarding the Money in the Bank Ladder Match when "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh show up, with Dominik accusing Penta of taking his spot, stating that he could have won and qualified for the Money in the Bank Ladder Match if it were not for General Manager Adam Pearce's "power trip" and putting him in a "random match," and asking if Penta cares is Solo Sikoa got kidnapped. Je'Von makes fun of the size of McDonagh's head, and McDonagh threatens to knock Je'Von's teeth out. Penta tells Dominik that if he wants another match, he and McDonagh can face him and Je'Von tonight.
Lola Vice beats Roxanne Perez. After the match, Lola is attacked by Raquel Rodriguez, but all of a sudden, Sol Ruca runs to the ring and fights Raquel. Roxanne soon gets involved, and Raquel hits Sol Ruca with the Tejana Bomb. Roxanne and Raquel then double-team Lola Vice, who Roxanne soon hits with Pop Rox.
Singer/rapper/songwriter Ty Dolla $ign is seen in the front row.
Backstage, Jackie Redmond interviews Dragon Lee and Rey Mysterio. Dragon Lee says he is feeling great and that he has not forgotten what Big Cass done to them. Rey says that Dragon Lee has put on great matches and is destined for greatness, and as Dragon Lee says that he will bring the fire tonight, Big Cass shows up and says he will stomp Dragon Lee's fire out quickly.
We see a video from 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price). Royce Keys says that somebody is not making it off the block tonight after The Bloodline (Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) finally called the play.
Oba Femi heads to the ring. Oba says he is not dressed for combat tonight, although that could easily change, and tonight, he is here for business, as there is a certain way and matter for business to be handled in WWE. He says he has had his own personal issues with The Vision (Bron Breakker, "Big" Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Austin Theory, Maxxine Dupri) in the last couple of months and while he has done his best to keep them at bay, the temperature changed with the return of "Big" Bronson Reed. He says that Bronson sucks and is "one disrespectful SOB," and if given an inch, Bronson takes a mile. He mentions Bronson being gone for the last seven months, and that Bronson does not understand that he is the captain now. Oba says that Bronson will find out at Money in the Bank, as he has a contract for a match between the two of them, and he cannot wait to put pen to paper. He then demands Bronson head to the ring to sign the contract and make things official. Bronson Reed shows up and heads to the ring, where Oba Femi offers him the contract. Bronson takes the contract, then says Oba has some balls, as he has put Oba down in both of their meetings in the ring despite Oba putting Brock Lesnar down twice. He then says that he is not Brock Lesnar, and that he is not here to compete, but to dethrone "The Ruler." Bronson then signs the contract. Bronson leaves the ring, then Oba says Bronson has some balls sealing his fate tonight. He says that Paul Heyman sent him to stop the one man who cannot be stopped, then wishes Bronson luck, saying he will need it.
In backstage footage from earlier today, Iyo Sky meets with General Manager Adam Pearce when Lyra Valkyria butts in. Iyo Sky questions Lyra's shift in behavior, and when Lyra starts disrespecting Iyo, Pearce puts them both in a one-on-one match tonight.
Dragon Lee beats Big Cass after countering a choke slam with a Sunset Flip into a jackknife pin.
Backstage, The Bloodline (Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) are focused on 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price). Jacob Fatu says 946 will try to separate them, and that they must stick together.
Members of the Milwaukee Bucks and the Milwaukee Brewers are seen in the front row.
Backstage, Jackie Redmond interviews Stephanie Vaquer. Vaquer says Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch want her title. She says that she is ready to defend her title, but if they want to face her, they will have to face each other. She then says she has met with General Manager Adam Pearce to make that match official next week, with the winner facing her for the Women's World Championship.
We hear from LA Knight, who talks about his sudden rise in 2022 and how it took three years to get back to where he was, and yet he still finds himself challenging for the World Heavyweight Championship. He says that he is bulletproof and the last of a dying breed, and that this might be his last shot at the World Heavyweight Championship. Knight says he has never needed anybody to help him succeed like Roman has, and that he must rise. He says that he will make himself World Heavyweight Championship the way that Roman Reigns made himself a mega-star.
Iyo Sky beats Lyra Valkyria following the distraction from a suddenly appearing Bayley.
Backstage, The Bloodline (Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) are ready to attack 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price) when LA Knight shows up. LA Knight tells The Bloodline that they created the monster that they are fighting, but Jey Uso says Solo Sikoa would be back in the family if Knight was not in his ear. Knight tells The Bloodline that if they survive, they can tell Roman Reigns that he will be waiting for him with open arms next week. Jacob Fatu has to hold The Usos back, saying that Knight is not the problem tonight.
Backstage, Jackie Redmond interviews Rey Fenix. Fenix announces that he will be defending the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship across all brands. Chad Gable shows up and congratulates Fenix on winning at Worlds Collide, then "All Ego" Ethan Page says that Gable is giving another title opportunity away. Fenix says Ethan is not a cruiserweight, but he wants to kick his ass next week. Ethan accepts Fenix's challenge.
Penta and Je'Von Evans beat The Judgment Day ("Dirty" Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh) after Joe Hendry shows up with a guy wearing a Funko Pop head, which angers and distracts McDonagh. After the match, Bron Breakker shows up and takes out Penta, then hits Je'Von Evans with a Spear.
Backstage, Byron Saxton interviews Becky Lynch. Becky says it has been two years since she had a shot at the Women's World Championship and two months since she has been in the title picture, then Liv Morgan shows up and says makes the title interesting more than Becky ever has and is more deserving of the title. Becky says that if Liv feels she is so deserving, then Liv should have no problem beating her one-on-one. She then doubts that Liv can even do it.
946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price) are seen entering the arena.
946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price) makes their way to the ring through the crowd. Security shows up to stop them from jumping over the barricade and tell them to go back, but they are soon attacked by 946. The Bloodline (Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) soon show up and slowly approach 946 before the inevitable brawl between them is on. The Bloodline get the upper hand even as General Manager Adam Pearce wants the brawling to stop, but they are soon overpowered as Bronco and Lucien brawl with Jimmy and Jey. A whole line of fans gets wiped out during the brawl, and a random fan yells at Bronco and gets punched by Bronco for it before the crowd brawl makes its way to the tech area. Meanwhile, back in the ring, Royce Keys hits Jacob Fatu with a metal folding chair, but Jacob Fatu fights back with a superkick before getting the upper hand on Keys. Jacob then grabs the chair, wraps it around Keys' head, then goes for the hip attack only for Keys to toss the chair off of himself and roll out of the ring. Jacob grabs the chair, follows Keys and hits Keys with the chai on the way to the back. The brawl is now backstage at the loading dock, and officials try in vain to break it all up. Keys and Fatu brawl at a backstage stairwell leading into an indoor parking area. Keys gets the better of Jacob and gets into his gray SUV, but Jacob catches up and gts the Tongan Death Grip on him. Keys attacks Jacob with the car, then a black car runs Jacob over. Jaida Parker gets out of the black car and says she did not see Jacob at all, then immediately changers her tune, saying "Ain't nobody safe," then gets in the gray SUV with Keys, who mocking says "All gas, no brakes" before driving off to end the show.
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