The Vision (Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Austin Theory, Maxxine Dupri) head to the ring to start tonight's show. Bron Breakker says that The Vision is here, The Vision is complete and The Vision runs WWE. The fans continue to chant for Oba Femi as Breakker says that Oba is not medically cleared and is not coming after he rightfully took his spot as the future of WWE thanks to the recently returned Bronson Reed. Bronson says Oba Femi thought he was untouchable and that he came across a man who did not recognize the crown, and that Oba Femi was the force of nature that felt four Tsunamis. He says that there is no room for Oba Femi on Raw now that The Vision is complete and that they decide, not ask, what happens. Logan Paul says the fans are like mindless drones and that they must see that The Vision is unstoppable. Logan says that with the five of them, it is "literally unfair." Austin Theory says they are just getting started taking all the gold and that Bron Breakker and Maxxine Dupri will qualify for their respective Money in the Bank matches. Maxxine Dupri says that the "brokies" in the crowd are jealous that she is with a real man when Akira Tozawa shows up. Theory laughs and says he will just whip Tozawa's ass, but Tozawa tells Theory he will be facing Otis, not him. Otis shows up and heads to the ring with Tozawa for the next match.
Otis beats Austin Theory by disqualification after Bronson Reed hits Otis with an elbow drop in front of the referee. After the match, Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed and Austin Theory gang up on Otis, and Akira Tozawa tries in vain to make the save and gets attacked for it. Breakker then hits Otis with a Spear with the help of Theory and Bronson. The threesome then attacks Tozawa, then it is revealed that Oba Femi is here. Petey Williams tries to tell Oba Femi that he is not medically cleared only to get piefaced as Oba heads to the ring and overpowers Breakker and Bronson. Theory hits Oba with a chair to the back as Oba confronts Logan Paul, but it has no effect. When Oba takes out Theory, however, Breakker gets the better of Oba, and he and Bronson start further decimating an already hurt Oba Femi. At this point, officials get in the ring to check on Oba only for Breakker to hit Oba Femi with another Spear. Bronson then goes up top for a second Tsunami.
We see a video package for Royce Keys and OTM (Bronco Nima and Lucien Price). Royce Keys brags about what he and OTM can do, saying that nobody is safe and that nobody has been through what they have been through, not even The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso). We also see the number "946."
Backstage, The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) meet up with Jacob Fatu on their way to the ring to call out Royce Keys and OTM (Bronco Nima and Lucien Price). Jacob says that this is what Royce Keys and OTM want and that the three of them have nothing to lose after spilling The Usos' blood. Jacob says he knows how they operate, and Jey tells Jacob to call the play. Jacob tells them "lay low, play it slow," and says their next move needs to be their best move.
Backstage, Becky Lynch meets with Stephanie Vaquer. She says they keep getting off on the wrong foot and says that while they can both beat Liv Morgan, there is five of The Judgment Day (Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, Roxanne Perez, "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh) and only one Vaquer. Vaquer says she does not ask for help, because every time she does, she gets betrayed. She respects Becky, but she does not ask her for help. Becky says that Vaquer can go back to Chile as a loser.
Jackie Redmond interviews comedian Matt Matthews in the crowd. Matthews says it is an honor to be here after growing up in the Attitude Era, then The Miz and Kit Wilson show up, with The Miz taking offense to Matt Matthews getting what he perceives as his interview time. The Miz proceeds to mock Matt Matthews and the rest of Alabama for being rednecks, and Kit Wilson says that disrespecting Miz is toxic. Matt Matthews jokingly states that he thought The Miz was retired, and Miz and Kit pull him out of the crowd. Matt Matthews gets the better of Kit Wilson in the ring with a tilt-a-whirl head scissors, but The Miz hits Matthews with the Skull Crushing Finale.
Bron Breakker beats Rey Mysterio and "All Ego" Ethan Page in a men's Triple Threat Money in the Bank qualifier. Before the match, it is mentioned that during the commercial break, Bron Breakker took out The Miz, Kit Wilson and comedian Matt Matthews before the match.
We see a preview of Mr. T: I Pity the Fool, on Netflix September 8th.
Backstage, LA Knight tells General Manager Adam Pearce that he wants the World Heavyweight Champion after Triplemania, even if he has to do things his own way. Pearce reluctantly goes with this, and tells Knight his word is good. Pearce leaves, then Solo Sikoa shows up. Solo says they need to get Royce Keys and OTM (Bronco Nima and Lucien Price) and they need to get them now, but Knight tells Solo to let The Usos deal with them so they can pick the bones. Knight says they must be smart and pick their spots, but Solo says he knows how dangerous Royce Keys is before asking Knight if he has his back. Knight says he has his back, but they need to be smart and pick the bones. An impatient Solo says he does not know if he can wait.
We hear from Penta, who says that he knows Roman Reigns and his accomplishments in WWE, and that while he respects Reigns, he does not fear him. Penta says he has made the impossible happen his entire life, and that he will beat Roman Reigns and become the World Heavyweight Champion in Mexico City, Mexico. Penta says that Reigns will not be facing just him, but an entire country that is behind him, and that when the night is over, he will be World Heavyweight Champion.
We see footage of Lola Vice dancing in a club, at the beach and in the gym. We then see the words "9.14" and "Everybody's got a vice."
Sol Ruca beats Lyra Valkyria and Maxxine Dupri in a women's Triple Threat Money in the Bank qualifier after Bayley suddenly returns and pulls the referee out of the ring after Lyra hits Maxxine with Nightwing. Sol Ruca then hits a distracted Lyra with the Sol Snatcher for the win. After the match, Bayley attacks Lyra, but Lyra runs away through the crowd before Bayley can put her through the announce table.
We hear from OTM (Bronco Nima and Lucien Price), who are outside of the arena as they call out The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso). Royce Keys joins them and tells Jacob Fatu to "let the two bitches off the leash." Meanwhile, The Usos and Jacob Fatu have seen this from inside the arena, and Jacob Fatu tells The Usos to trust him on this. Jacob says that if they walk out the doors, blood will be spilled again.
We hear from Joe Hendry, who makes fun of JD McDonagh and his head through song, stating that McDonagh's father was a Funko Head pop.
Joe Hendry beats JD McDonagh after Je'Von Evans shows up with the Funko Pop head from Hendry's song from earlier on his head. "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio confronts Evans only to be headbutted with the head, and Hendry gets the win on a distracted McDonagh.
We see a video package chronicling the feud between Stephanie Vaquer and Liv Morgan.
Backstage, Becky Lynch runs into Liv Morgan. Liv mocks Becky, saying that Becky is selfish and that nobody likes her or "her pathetic excuse of a husband." Liv then says that she will retain against Stephanie Vaquer tonight.
Backstage, Paul Heyman is met by The Vision (Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Austin Theory, Maxxine Dupri). Maxxine Dupri brags about what happened to Oba Femi tonight, and Heyman walks up to Bronson Reed and hugs him. Heyman says that Bronson has shook the WWE upon his return and that he is proud of him for that, then Bron Breakker says that Oba Femi is finished, Bronson is back and the future of WWE is secured as promised. Heyman then asks if Oba Femi is still breathing, then gets frustrated and leaves.
Liv Morgan retains the Women's World Championship against Stephanie Vaquer. During the match, Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez show up, with Roxanne distracting the referee as Raquel trips Vaquer off the top rope. The referee turns around and puts two and two together, and when he ejects Raquel from ringside, Becky Lynch shows up and attacks Raquel while Roxanne tosses the Women's World Championship to Liv to use as a weapon. Becky sees this and chases Roxanne through the crowd, but Liv blasts Vaquer with the Women's World Championship behind the referee's back and hits Ob-Liv-Ion to win and retain.
We hear from Big Cass. He says that he has been stacking bodies since his return, but he is really here to win titles. He says he looks like, walks like, talks like and acts like a champion and is everything a champion should be. Big Cass says that he can go anywhere and everyone turns their head to see who he is, and that soon enough, everybody will find out.
Backstage, The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) tell Jacob Fatu that they want a piece of Royce Keys and OTM (Bronco Nima and Lucien Price) now, then the three of them head to the ring. After the commercial break, Jey Usos says that Royce Keys and OTM got the drop on them two weeks in a row and that it will not be three, then says both sides know where the other is and calls Royce Keys and OTM out. We then see Royce Keys outside of the arena with multiple members of security laid out on the ground, then we see The Usos' car. OTM stands near it as they smash the car with blunt objects before tossing a can of gas inside. Royce Keys then lights up a Zippo lighter and tosses it inside the car, lighting it on fire before stating that nobody is safe.
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