Raw Deal - Raw recap for September 28, 2026

WWE remembers Benjamin Satterley "Neville", 1986 - 2026. (Benjamin Satterly, formerly known as Neville, and known as PAC in the indies and All Elite Wrestling, suddenly passed away the previous afternoon, not even 24 hours after his match at All Out against Andrade el Idolo for the AEW National Championship. It is later revealed that Satterley suddenly passed away in the Chicago, Illinois area earlier that day.)

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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Raw Deal - Raw recap for September 21, 2026

Penta heads to the ring to start tonight's show. Penta says that last Monday night was one of the biggest nights of his life, as he fought for the World Heavyweight Championship in front of his friends and family, his fans, his people, and the world. Penta says that Roman Reigns was the better man that night and that he respects him, then tells him that this is not over, that he wants another fight and that he wants the World Heavyweight Championship. He says that this is only the beginning, then "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh show up. Dominik says nobody cares about Penta's hopes and dreams, and that the people would rather hear from someone who stood talk in Mexico like them, as they left El Grande Americano, Stephanie Vaquer and Rey Mysterio laying. McDonagh says he does not even know why Penta is talking about the World Heavyweight Championship, as he had his shot and lost, and tells him to go to the back of the line as Dominik wins Money in the Bank and the title before he ever gets a shot again. Dominik then tells Penta to put some respect on his name, for Penta is just a luchador while he is the king of the luchadors. Penta calls Dominik "el rey de los pendejos" and says that Dominik's father is the only king. Dominik and McDonagh jump Penta immediately for this, but Penta fights back as they are about to put him through the announce table. Dominik and McDonagh soon retreat.

Backstage, The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) ask Jacob Fatu what they will do about 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price). Jacob says they have to play it low and play it slow every day, and that the wrong move is to make the first move. Solo Sikoa shows up pretending to wave a white flag and says that 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price) will not stop until everyone is finished and that they all have to work together. Jimmy says Solo is only here looking for protection, and Jey wants Solo to acknowledge him and Jimmy as captains and acknowledge Roman Reigns as tribal chief. Solo says that is not going to happen. Jey tells Solo to leave, which Solo does after "Back to the drawing board, then," and Jacob tells The Usos that they just made a big mistake before walking out of the room.

Roxanne Perez beats La Catalina and Iyo Sky in a women's Triple Threat Money in the Bank qualifer after Iyo Sky hits Over the Moonsault on La Catalina only for Roxanne to hit Pop Rox on Iyo Sky.

Backstage, LA Knight meets with Solo Sikoa, saying that they need to lay low as he tells Solo not to join The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) or to cash in on him after winning Money in the Bank before they focus on 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price). Solo says he would never do that before bumping fists with Knight and leaving.

LA Knight heads to the ring. LA Knight says that Roman Reigns and Penta gave their all last week even though Penta came up short, then addresses Money in the Bank, proclaiming that he will become World Heavyweight Champion. Knight says it has been three years of him being the uncrowned champion after everything he has been through, then says that he is "the plans." He says that Reigns wants to be acknowledged, and while he acknowledges Reigns' greatness, the fans have been behind him. He says that the fans want him to have a title shot, but deep down, the fans feel like it will never happen after everything he has been through and after he has not won the big one. Knight also admits he has wondered if anyone can beat Reigns, including himself. It wasn't until The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) failed to run into the ring that he realized that Roman Reigns wants to rewrite his legacy as a fighting champion who can win on his own, and that Reigns has never been man enough to beat him on his own. Knight says that if this is the case, more power to Reigns, as he made his case last week again and he will make it again, as he had never needed anyone's else help to beat anybody and he is the most self-made man in the game.

Backstage, Byron Saxton interviews Je'Von Evans. Je'Von finds out that he is the youngest Money in the Bank Ladder Match competitor at the age of 22, and says that he will be the youngest Money in the Bank winner in history. The Vision (Bron Breakker, "Big" Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Austin Theory, Maxxine Dupri) shows up, with Logan Paul saying Je'Von is dumber than he looks. Bron Breakker approaches Je'Von and congratulates him on qualifying before declaring that Money in the Bank is his. Je'Von Evans challenges Bron Breakker to his match, then notices that he is outnumbered five to one before slapping Breakker in the face.

Je'Von Evans beats Bron Breakker by disqualification after Austin Theory trips Je'Von off the top before Je'Von can hit the OG Cutter. After the match, Breakker and Theory gang up on Je'Von Evans. All of a sudden, Oba Femi shows up for the first time in weeks and overpowers them both, and when Bronson Reed hits him with a splash, Oba Femi strikes back. Oba stops Logan Paul as soon as he brings a chair into the ring, and Oba swings for the fences before Bronson gets the better of him. Bronson tries to swing the chair at him, but Oba uppercuts him and smashes the chair right into Bronson's back. Oba then lets Je'Von do the honors, and when Je'Von leaps over the top rope, Oba catches him and throws him into The Vision (Bron Breakker, "Big" Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Austin Theory).

WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry is seen in the front row.

We hear from 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price). Royce Keys tells The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) that they are not firing any more warning shots and that they are crossing the line.

We see footage from earlier today where Joe Hendry performs a live impromptu rendition of "JD McDonagh is a Funko Pop" in the arena.

The Judgment Day (Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, Roxanne Perez, "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh) heads to the ring. JD McDonagh says that everything with Joe Hendry and the Funko Pop is sad, not funny, and that all he sees in the fans are losers with low self-esteem projecting their insecurities at him, and promises that none of it affects him and that he does not care what everyone says. He says that it is affecting his family, that his mother is stressed out over this, and that this must end before stating that he has a normal-sized head. Raquel says that as a fellow Texan, she is embarrassed by the fans' behavior and calls them all "haters," and says that Liv Morgan's music video is much better than Joe Hendry's. Liv Morgan says that they got to embarrass El Grande Americano, Stephanie Vaquer and Rey Mysterio last week, then says that Vaquer cannot hide from her forever and that what happened in Chile was a tragedy. She also calls her loss of the Women's World Championship a conspiracy that both Vaquer and Becky Lynch were in on, then dares Vaquer to defend against her so she can prove she is the best Women's World Champion of all time. Becky Lynch suddenly shows up in the crowd. She says that Liv Morgan must be embarrassed and that McDonagh's mother is stressed that McDonagh - who Becky has known since he was 12 - is hanging out with The Judgment Day. She also tells Liv Morgan that there will be no slander towards "Referee Rebecca" before telling Liv to get to the back of the line, as the first shot at the Women's World Championship is hers. Stephanie Vaquer then shows up and says Liv can talk all she wants, as she is the Women's World Champion, and that she won the title on her own. Liv says Vaquer only won because of Becky, but Vaquer says Liv is mad because she wants her title back. She says that if Liv wants a rematch, she can give her one and prove that her win in Chile was not a fluke. When Becky speaks up, Vaquer gives her a match for the title, saying she is not afraid to defend it, and says that the title is hers.

We hear from Lyra Valkyria, who says she had to take extreme measures to separate herself from Bayley, as Bayley took a year off of her career. She says that when she beat Bayley within an inch of her life, she paid the biggest price. She then says it was worth it to end Bayley, move on and move forward and upwards. She says Money in the Bank was her chance, but Bayley is still costing her opportunities when she claims to fight for all women. Lyra says she did not go far enough last time, and she will make tonight's match Bayley's last match.

Lyra Valkyria beats Bayley after sending an enraged Bayley into the ropes before grabbing the tights with a schoolkid pin for the win.

Backstage, Chad Gable meets with Dragon Lee, saying he got out of their match by the skin of his teeth and that he is down for a rematch. Dragon Lee says that tonight, he is going to qualify for Money in the Bank. "All Ego" Ethan Page shows up and says Chad Gable is giving people opportunities left and right and is living in his fantasy land trying to leave some kind of legacy, and that he will be waiting for his opportunity when he decides to come back to reality. Gable tells Ethan he had multiple opportunities and lost in all of them, then tells Ethan to show him something and to stay away from him and his title until he does.

General Manager Adam Pearce is on the stage with a Raw contract as he introduces the newest member of the Raw women's roster: Lola Vice. Lola Vice shows up on the stage and says this means everything to her, as her mother introduced her to fashion and dance while her father made her into an ass-kicker who qualified for Money in the Bank. She says she is here to show the best of both world and prove she is world champion material, and regardless of who qualifies, her fists do not lie and she will knock people out. Roxanee Perez shows up and says nobody cares about Lola's contract signing or her father teaching her how to fight, then says she can teach her a thing or two and prove Lola is levels below her. Lola yells at Roxanne and nearly knocks her out with a spinning back fist.

Backstage, Paul Heyman has been watching Lola Vice when he is approached by Bron Breakker. Heyman says that Oba Femi is still breathing, which is "bad, bad, bad" for The Vision (Bron Breakker, "Big" Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Austin Theory, Maxxine Dupri). Breakker says that he is still breathing, which is "bad, bad, bad" for everyone.

Before the next match, Solo Sikoa is jumped by 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price) and thrown in the back of a black van. The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) and Jacob Fatu briefly run after the van, then LA Knight shows up and finds out what happened.

In footage from the commercial break, "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio tries to get a bye into Money in the Bank out of General Manager Adam Pearce. Adam Pearce has none of it and tells Dominik to go to the ring.

Before the next match begins, General Manager Adam Pearce shows up and announces that Solo Sikoa will not be able to compete tonight, then says there will be a replacement for Solo: Penta.

Penta beats "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio and Dragon Lee in a men's Triple Threat Money in the Bank qualifier after Dominik tries to send Penta head-first into an exposed top turnbuckle only for Penta to reverse it and hit Dominik with a springboard Mexican Destroyer to win and qualify.

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Raw Deal - Raw recap for September 14, 2026

Rey Mysterio heads to the ring in a neck brace to start tonight's show. General Manager Adam Pearce is also in the ring. Rey proclaims that Raw is in Mexico City, Mexico for the first time in fifteen years, and says that tonight is going to be an historical night. We then see footage from WWE's show in Santiago, Chile where Stephanie Vaquer challenged Liv Morgan for the Women's World Championship with Becky Lynch as the special guest referee, and Vaquer winning the title. Rey then introduces Vaquer to the ring. Vaquer shakes hands with Rey and Pearce, then proclaims that she has taken her title back before stating the last few years have been like a dream and that it was a joy win the title back in her home country. She also says that it is an honor to be in Mexico and state in Spanish that she is a world champion before Liv Morgan and "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio show up on the stage. Liv angrily congratulates Vaquer on being the biggest hypocrite in her entire life and celebrating with the Women's World Championship, stating that Vaquer only won because Becky Lynch screwed her. Liv says that is okay, because with or without the title, she is still the best Women's World Champion of all time. She also says that Rey has hit an all-time low "hanging out with this puta." Dominik says the only thing he sees is a deadbeat and a cheater and that Liv Morgan is what a real champion looks like, but Rey reminds Dominik that he lost the AAA Mega Championship to El Grande Americano. We see footage of El Grande Americano winning the AAA Mega Championship at Night Two of TripleMania, then Dominik challenges Rey and Vaquer to a tag team match, saying Rey was clear enough to screw him out of the title over Pearce's protests. El Grande Americano suddenly shows up and takes Rey's place in the match, then Pearce says that the match is official before calling for a referee.

El Grande Americano and Stephanie Vaquer vs. The Judgment Day ("Dirty" Dominik Mysterio and Liv Morgan) ends in a no-contest when JD McDonagh, Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez get involved in the match. After the match, all five members of The Judgment Day attack Rey Mysterio, El Grande Americano and Stephanie Vaquer before standing tall in the center of the ring.

We are introduced to the Spanish announce team of Marcelo Rodriguez and Jerry Soto.

Backstage, Dragon Lee meets with Penta before their matches.

Je'Von Evans beats Big Cass and Austin Theory in a men's Triple Threat Money in the Bank qualifier.

Backstage, The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) are focused on getting back at Royce Keys and OTM (Bronco Nima and Lucien Price) - now known as 946 - when Jacob Fatu tells them that Roman Reigns is defending his title tonight and that he knows they will pick them off one by one to get to Reigns. Jacob Fatu says they need to stick together.

Chad Gable retains the WWE Intercontinental Championship against Dragon Lee by submission with the ankle lock.

We hear from Bayley, who talks about Lyra Valkyrie made her pass out in a pool of blood and tried to ensure she could not return, and that what bothers her is not Lyra turning on her, but using what she has done against her. Bayley says she chose this path so that women like Lyra could make a difference in WWE, but she has realized that Lyra is like everyone else: selfish. Bayley says that she will get in Lyra's way before Lyra gets in her own way, and says that this is the last time someone uses her feelings against her as she shows why she is the standard of women's wrestling.

Mexican singer-songwriter Oscar Myadon and One Piece actor Inaki Godoy are in the crowd.

The Mexico City, Mexico three-day attendance total is 49,017.

Lola Vice beats Raquel Rodriguez and Kelani Jordan in a women's Triple Threat Money in the Bank Qualifier.

Backstage, we hear from 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price). Lucien Price tells The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) not to write checks that their mouths can't cash, then Royce Keys makes it clear that they will pick off The Usos and Jacob Fatu one by one before wishing Roman Reigns luck tonight.

We get a sneak peak at the music video for "Give Joe Hendry Every Single Belt (Right Now)" by Joe Hendry.

Backstage, Becky Lynch meets with Stephanie Vaquer outside of the arena, wanting the first shot at the Women's World Championship.

Roman Reigns retains the World Heavyweight Championship against Penta.

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Raw Deal - Raw recap for August 31, 2026

At the start of the show, The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) are attacked by Royce Keys and OTM (Bronco Nima and Lucien Price) in the parking lot, and Jacob Fatu runs out to the parking lot with a pipe as Royce and OTM speed off. The Usos' faces as well as any blood in the immediate area are mosaiced out as officials check on them, and Jacob Fatu is furious.

Raquel Rodriguez retains the WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship against Sol Ruca. Jacob Fatu interrupts the match unexpectedly before it begins and calls out Royce Keys and OTM (Bronco Nima and Lucien Price), saying that if they want to start a war, he will bring one to them and he will dog walk all three of them, calling them "motherfuckers" in the process. His microphone is soon cut off. Later on in the match, Liv Morgan and Roxanne Perez rush in to get involved, and Sol Ruca fends them off. As Sol Ruca goes for the Sol Snatcher, however, Lyra Valkyria is suddenly on the ring apron. Lyra grabs Sol Ruca by the neck, and that allows Raquel to pluck Sol Ruca out of the corner for a Tejana Bomb to win and retain.

We see a video package for Penta vs. Rey Fenix in the finals of the World Heavyweight Championship #1 contender's tournament later tonight.

Chad Gable heads to the ring. Gable says that he achieved everything that he had looked for when he won the Intercontinental Championship, then realized that he does not feel that way, as the real work begins now and the work is how he is remembered as a champion by the fans. He says he started carving that legacy two weeks ago against Rey Mysterio, and that he would be remiss if he did not mention what the fans in Mexico did for him during his time in AAA, saying that he would not be champion without them. Gable says he did not want to return to Mexico without a way to repay them, and now he does, as Raw is returning to Mexico City, Mexico for the first time in fifteen years and he will be defending the WWE Intercontinental Championship there. Gable says that there are many who are worthy of a shot at the title, then introduces one of those men in Dragon Lee. Dragon Lee shows up and heads to the ring, and Gable says that his recent match was awe-inspiring and that Dragon Lee continues to be one of his favorite talents on the roster. Dragon Lee says that it is an honor to be in the ring with Gable, then Gable says that General Manager Adam Pearce has left it up to him to decide who he defends the Intercontinental Championship against. "All Ego" Ethan Page shows up and says that Gable is offering anothre title opportunity to "an undeserving, talentless luchador," and while he understands while Gable feels bad for how he treated everybody, he does not have to go easy on himself and he can pick him for a real challenger. Gable tells Ethan that his name is low on the list of people he wants to defend with below The Honky Tonk Man, but Ethan says The Honky Tonk Man has a legacy and says that Gable should stop being a charity case or else he will be a paper champion. Ethan then interrupts Dragon Lee, who interrupts Ethan back and says that Ethan has a big mouth before challenging him to a match right here and right now. Ethan asks Dragon Lee if he is sure he wants that, but Gable says that is a great idea and decides to raise the stakes by making the winner the one who wrestles him for the Intercontinental Championship in Mexico City. Gable watches the next match from ringside.

Dragon Lee beats "All Ego" Ethan Page to face Chad Gable for the WWE Intercontinental Championship in Mexico City, Mexico in two weeks. During the match, Ethan throws Dragon Lee into Gable, and Chad Gable chases Ethan back into the ring. This distracts the referee, allowing Ethan to remove a top rope turnbuckle cover. Dragon Lee charges at Ethan only for Ethan to send him into that turnbuckle, and when the referee is focused on the match again, he realizes what Ethan has done, thanks to Gable. Dragon Lee then hits Operation Dragon for the win and the title shot.

It is announced that WWE has a three-year agreement with the country of Australia and will be in the country for televised programs in mid-December.

Roman Reigns arrives at the arena and meets with Jacob Fatu, who tells Reigns that it is not looking good for The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) as he mentions what happened. Jacob says that he has not seen this side of Royce Keys since they were younger and that Royce Keys can be a problem, but Reigns tells Jacob that Royce is his problem and that he must handle him while everything else is his problem. Reigns then heads to the ring, and says that being the one true champion, the only champion that matters and the Tribal Chief is a burden, as everyone wants what he has. Reigns says he should be celebrating the tournament to decide a new opponent for his title and that he should be talking about Penta and Rey Fenix and showing respect, for they are earning it, unlike everyone else around here who "pisses and moans" for a shot at the title. This then brings Reigns to Solo Sikoa, saying that Solo will eventually acknowledge him and serve his family and legacy, and that Solo blew that opportunity for LA Knight. He says that Knight reminds Solo of The Rock, but Knight is not family. As Reigns is about to talk further about Knight, Knight shows up on the stage and says that while he should be talking about Royce Keys and OTM (Bronco Nima and Lucien Price), Roman Reigns is recycling material from three years ago. He says that Reigns is doing thing the wrong way, as he has called his name only for Reigns to put family and tournaments he could not enter between them. He also says that "OTC" stands for "One Tremendous Coward" and wants Reigns to admit that he is scared of him, saying that Reigns was not here last week due to nursing his injuries, then tells him that when he whips the horse, he has to take the ride, and they will ride right now. All of a sudden, it is revealed on the video screen that Solo Sikoa has been attacked backstage, with Jacob Fatu watching as officials check on him. Knight heads backstage and confronts Jacob, then Knight is attacked from out of nowhere by Roman Reigns with a Superman Punch. Reigns tells Jacob to handle Royce Keys while he handles LA Knight.

We see a vignette of a woman in a white two-piece bathing suit on a beach before seeing a woman in a gym practicing kickboxing. Lola Vice arrives on September 14th.

Je'Von Evans beats "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio by disqualificaton after JD McDonagh attacks Je'Von on the outside in full view of the referee. After the match, Joe Hendry arrives as Dominik and McDonagh are about to gang up on Je'Von, and Hendry makes the save. General Manager Adam Pearce shows up and angrily states that he is tired of Judgment Day (Dominik and McDonagh) interference before restarting the match as a tag match.

The Judgment Day ("Dirty" Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh) beat Je'Von Evans and Joe Hendry after McDonagh headbutts Hendry on the outside, allowing Dominik to hit the top rope splash for the pin and the win.

Backstage, Cathy Kelley interviews Becky Lynch. Becky is soon interrupted by Stephanie Vaquer, who also wants to know why Becky helped her. Becky says she saw an opportunity to beat up The Judgment Day and took it, but if she did want to help someone, it would be someone who would take one three women at once and it would be Vaquer, who Becky says she would rather face for the Women's World Championship than Liv Morgan. Vaquer says that she does not Becky's help, but Becky says Vaquer owes her one and owes her some respect, and that if Vaquer wins the title, she gets first crack at it. Vaquer takes this as Becky showing her true colors after she started to trust her, and says that the Women's World Championship deserves her, not the other way around.

We see a video package for Oba Femi vs. Bron Breakker at Sunday Night's Main Event, then Cathy Kelly interviews Paul Heyman, who has watched the promo backstage. Heyman says that this is a match that both men must win and neither man must lose, and while the winner becomes known as the future of WWE, while the loser will has a big dip in momentum. He says that he has respect for both men and that Bron Breakker will bring a fight to Oba Femi like Oba Femi has never seen before, and that he knows what is as stake and what is on the line. Heyman says his guess is as good as anyone else's and that everyone will see who the future of WWE is on Sunday.

Backstage, Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez congratulate "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh on a job well done against Je'Von Evans and Joe Hendry. Roxanne hopes that Becky Lynch gets in the way so she can handle her, but Liv says she is not worried and that she will defeat Stephanie Vaquer and retain the Women's World Championship again next week.

It is reported that Solo Sikoa and The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) have been transported to a local medical facility to be evaluated for mulitple injuries, and that updates are forthcoming.

Penta beats Rey Fenix to win the World Heavyweight Championship #1 contender's tournament and face Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship in Mexico City, Mexico. After the match, Roman Reigns shows up and has a staredown in the ring with Penta.

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LA Knight heads to the ring to start tonight's show. Knight addresses Roman Reigns, wanting to know why he is sending The Bloodline (Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) after him to keep him away and telling him that he has not earned a World title shot and that he should go win a tournament. He then mentions Roman Reigns having a tournament in which Knight does not qualify for, then says that The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) are coming after him while Solo Sikoa is telling the truth about them. Knight says he may have "stepped in it," but he may have to deal with some family business. When Knight mentions Solo, Solo shows up from out of the crowd and thanks Knight for the assist last week, and mentions that nobody would have been able to picture this a year or two ago after all they had been through. He says that Knight could have said no, but he said "Yeah," but as Knight tells Solo that he already got away with two impersonations and that this is his warning shot, The Usos arrive. Jimmy thinks Solo has decided to be a comedian and thought it was really fun when he went against them and Samoan Spiked Roman Reigns, and that Solo still has consequences coming. After Jey says that this is Solo's warning shot, Solo pretends to Neo from The Matrix, then Jey threatens to beat up both Knight and Solo. Solo challenges The Usos to a tag team match tonight, and Solo and Knight make it clear they have each others' backs.

We see a video package for the World Heavyweight Championship #1 Contender's Tournament.

Stephanie Vaquer beats Roxanne Perez after Raquel Rodriguez distracts the referee, Liv Morgan trips Vaquer off the top, and Becky Lynch suddenly shows up and goes after Liv Morgan. Stephanie takes out Raquel when Raquel stalks Becky from behind, then gets back in the ring and gets the win against Roxanne. After the match, Becky sends Liv into the timekeeper's area, then tells Vaquer that she owes her twice.

Backstage, Rey Mysterio wishes Rey Fenix luck, then "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh show up and confront Rey for not putting Dominik in the World Heavyweight Championship #1 Contender's Tournament. Je'Von Evans suddenly shows up from out of nowhere and jumps Dominik and McDonagh, shoving them into a road crate.

Rey Fenix beats Dragon Lee to advance in the World Heavyweight Championship #1 Contender's Tournament.

We see a vignette for Lola Vice, who is coming to Raw on September 14th. (The vignette only hints that it is her with some dance moves focused on her hips in a dressed followed by some kickboxing practice and making someone tap out.)

General Manager Adam Pearce and Paul Heyman are in the ring for a contract signing. Oba Femi is introduced, followed by Bron Breakker, who is introduced by Heyman. Breakker looks at the contract, then asks Oba who he thinks he is, claiming to be the future of WWE like he has earned it, despite winning the King of the Ring Tournament and beating Brock Lesnar. He says that those opportunities sound nothing like championships, then says that eight months ago, he had WWE in the palm of his hand before Oba Femi showed up. He then got hurt, and when he did, Oba Femi weaseled his way into his spot and took his opportunities, and says that Oba was born at the top of the mountain he was trying to climb and that Oba is in the position he is in because he got hurt. Breakker says he will reclaim what is rightfully his, then Oba calls Breakker "an angry orange man" who is so frustrated that Oba does not rate him and that he overestimates him. He says that if Breakker debuted in WWE, he would be the face and future of WWE. He also says that is Breakker debuted in 2015, he would have been the face and future then. Oba then says that this is 2026 and that Breakker has the unfortunate position of running against him, and his chances of running the place have drastically gone down. Oba says the dogs are barking up the wrong tree and that Breakker is outclassed, and at Sunday Night's Main Event, he will be everything he promises that he is. Breakker mentions the fans' adoration of Oba and how they think Oba will roll over him, then tells Oba that he will force him to fight him in the deep waters, where he says Oba will not last against "a real dog like [him]." Breakker says that while Oba casts a big shadow in the ring, he will own Breakker and make Breakker stand in his. Breakker says Oba may be the future, but he will be the guy that Oba could not beat. Breakker signs the contract. Breakker hands the contract to Heyman, then says "Are you gonna sign it? Or will Daddy do it for ya?" Breakker then gets in Heyman's face and demands he sign the contract before hitting Oba with a cheap shot. Heyman and Pearce leave, and Heyman tosses the contract in the ring. Oba goes for a choke slam, but he is attacked from behind by Austin Theory. Oba fends them both off as Breakker goes for a Spear while Theory holds him down, and Breakker is clotheslined out of the ring while Theory goes through the table. Breakker almost gets in the ring only for Oba to stare him down, and Oba says that this is exactly how he will have Breakker come September 5th: running away from him. Oba then signs the contract and tosses it to Breakker.

Backstage, The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) are met by Jacob Fatu. Jimmy tells Jacob to stay backstage while he and Jey run the play, but Jacob says Roman Reigns to stand down, which he did, and when Reigns tells him to run a play, he will do it. Jey reminds Jacob that he and Jimmy have black ula falas and that they are the captains, and he tells Jacob to stand down backstage and do nothing. Jacob is furious.

Big Cass beats Je'Von Evans after shoving Je'Von Evans off the top turnbuckle. After the match, Je'Von is attacked from behind by "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh.

Backstage, Jackie Redmond interviews Sol Ruca, who will get her rematch against Raquel Rodriguez for the WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship next week. Sol Ruca looks forward to taking the title back when Iyo Sky shows up. Iyo wishes Sol Ruca luck and says she can do it, then Lyra Valkyria suddenly shows up and tells Sol that Raquel will mess her up for ruining her face, and tells Sol to give her the title match so that they can run it back. Sol tells Lyra to earn her title shot, and Lyra says that Bayley used to talk to her like that before leaving.

Penta beats La Parka to advance in the World Heavyweight Championship #1 Contender's Tournament, where he will face Rey Fenix in the finals. Penta and Rey Fenix have a staredown on the stage after the match.

Backstage, LA Knight is met by Solo Sikoa. Solo thanks Knight for last week, and says that he not only has Knight's back, but he owes him. Knight says Solo owes him nothing, but tells him not to make him regret this, as they can win tonight as a team.

We see a video package for Zilla Fatu for NXT Heatwave.

Backstage, General Manager Adam Pearce congratulates Chad Gable on having an all-timer with Penta, then tells him that he will come up with another all-timer for him and leaves. "All Ego" Ethan Page shows up and says he wants the Intercontinental Championship, then says Gable is intimidated and that he is offering "washed-up Hall of Famers" title shots to lighten his schedule. Gable tells Ethan that he had his opportunity and lost, then says he talked his way out of another by opening his mouth and spewing out trash before leaving.

Backstage, Jackie Redmond interviews Stephanie Vaquer, who will face Liv Morgan for the Women's World Championship in two weeks. Vaquer says that Liv Morgan showed once again that she needed "her two pets" to deal with her, and while she does not need Becky Lynch's help, she respects Becky. Vaquer then says she will be alone in the ring when she takes her title back and destroys The Judgment Day.

The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) vs. LA Knight and Solo Sikoa ends in a no-contest after Jey Uso and Solo Sikoa are plowed through the barricade with a Spear by Royce Keys, who has not been seen in a little while. All of a sudden, LA Knight gets jumped by two men wearing bandannas over their mouths like masks who are none other than OTM (Bronco Nima and Lucien Price). OTM also takes out Jimmy Uso before Royce Keys directs traffic, spiking Jimmy with a Spinebuster and hitting everyone with the ring steps before OTM puts Jimmy Uso through the announce table to end the show.

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Stephanie Vaquer heads to the ring to start tonight's show. Vaquer says she is here tonight for only one reason: the Women's World Championship. She does not want to talk, and wrestling is her first language. Vaquer calls out Liv Morgan, and Liv shows up with Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez. Liv says Vaquer may not feel like talking a lot tonight, but she has a lot on her night. She mentions Becky Lynch mentioning her reign negating all the hard work she put in the Women's World Championship, then says that she does not care. Liv says she does not care about those before her and those coming after her, as she is not a champion for them, and she certainly does not care for any of the fans. Liv also talks about how she put Stephanie Vaquer on the shelf for three month and states that all that matters is that she is champion, and as long as she is, Vaquer and Becky never will be. She says that the woman that Becky and Vaquer berated on a regular basis is now the greatest Women's World Champion of all time. Vaquer then dares Liv to get in the ring, and Liv tells Vaquer she will regret this when Roxanne and Raquel join her in a three-on-one attack. Vaquer soon fights back, but the numbers game takes back over. All of a sudden, Becky Lynch shows up and fights the threesome, bumping into Vaquer as she does. Vaquer and Becky confront each other again, and the confrontation soon gets physical. Liv pulls Becky out of the ring and sends her into a ring post, but Vaquer takes Liv down from the ring apron only to eat a big boot from Raquel. Liv, Roxanne and Raquel soon get the better of Vaquer.

Backstage, The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) are excited to bring Solo Sikoa back home to The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso, Jacob Fatu), and Solo Sikoa is with them. The three of them then run into LA Knight, and Jey Uso tells Solo and Knight that they both know the play as Jimmy laughs as Knight. Solo is then brought into The Bloodline's locker room.

Je'Von Evans beats JD McDonagh. After the match, Big Cass appears and attacks Je'Von Evans for a third time, then bear hugs him and hits him with the East River Crossing. Je'Von then grabs a microphone and ask Big Cass if that is all he has got, and Big Cass makes up his mind to return to the ring. Je'Von clocks Cass with a right hand, then hits him with a tope suicida despite a tweaked left ankle. "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio suddenly grabs Je'Von and sends him into the ring post, and that allows Big Cass to launch Je'Von into the barricade before hitting him with a big boot back in the ring.

It is announced that next week's show will start at 6 PM Eastern/3 PM Pacific.

We hear from Rey Fenix, who says that the power of lucha libre grows stronger with every step he takes. He says that El Fiscal is an incredible fighter, but he is unstoppable. Fenix says this is his chance to fight for the World Heavyweight Championship. We then hear from El Fiscal, who calls the tournament his big opportunity He says that his match will Rey Fenix will be historic and that he will get one step closer to Roman Reigns, then declares that he is the law and that after him comes total darkness.

Rey Fenix beats El Fiscal to advance in the World Heavyweight Championship #1 contender's tournament.

Backstage, Cathy Kelley interviews Stephanie Vaquer, who will face Roxanne Perez next week. Vaquer says that Liv always needs three people to deal with her, and that she has not forgotten what Roxanne has done to her. Becky Lynch shows up and annoys Vaquer over what recently happens. Vaquer says that Roxanne is her problem, and warns Becky not to become her next one. Becky says that as Vaquer goes after the Women's World Championship, she will be her biggest problem. She then sarcastically wishes Vaquer luck against Roxanne next week, and sarcastically hopes that the match will be a clean one-on-one match where nobody interferes.

We hear from Lyra Valkyria, who brags about decimating Bayley and how everything is about Sol Ruca these days. Lyra says she can do anything Sol Ruca does, but she does not because she is smart, and that when one flies and flips around, bad things happen. Lyra says Sol Ruca is out of her mind if she thinks she can beat her, and that she will make Sol Ruca crash and burn before she gets her title back.

Sol Ruca beats Lyra Valkyria.

Backstage, The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) meet up with Jacob Fatu. Jey brags about delivering Solo Sikoa to Roman Reigns when Jacob could not do it, then says "Who's a punk ass now, Jacob?"

Members of the Buffalo Bills football team are seen in the front row.

Backstage, Cathy Kelley interviews The Vision (Bron Breakker, Logan Paul, Austin Theory, Maxxine Dupri). Logan Paul states that last week was all about showing that they run this place, and that anybody that wants to step up will get put down. Maxxine Dupri laughs about Austin Theory smashing Otis' head into the ring post and squashing Tozawa over and over again. Theory says Oba Femi took a cheap shot on him last week, and that this will not go unnoticed. He also notes that he and Bron Breakker are the World Tag Team Champions and he has Maxxine on his arm. Breakker states that anything he has to say to Oba Femi will be said right to his face. Breakker heads to the ring and calls Oba Femi out, telling him he will have to take the future of WWE from him if he wants to be it. Paul Heyman suddenly shows up and says he was once an advocate and still an oracle and wiseman. Heyman says he knows what is wise and not wise to do, and notes that the question going around is "Who is the future of WWE?" Breakker demands that Heyman tell him who he thinks is the future of WWE. Suddenly, the lights go out, and Oba Femi makes his way to the ring. Oba says that Breakker is asking stupid questions and that he already knows who the future is, as does he, the fans and Brock Lesnar. Oba states that "the future is Oba Femi," and if Breakker has a problem with the answer, he can take it up with him any day, any time. Breakker proposes right here and right now, and Heyman says that if Breakker takes one more step towards Oba, he takes a permanent step away from him. Heyman says that WWE is a publicly traded company and the biggest wrestling company on the face of the planet, and that they answer to shareholders. Heyman admits that this will not a popular thing to say, especially in Buffalo, New York, and says that while two people in the ring understand, one is learning. Heyman says that the future does not propose an impromptu match and that the match must be prepared and marketed, and that he has already set this up for Sunday Night's Main Event in Breakker's hometown of Atlanta, Georgia. Breakker and Oba Femi will square off then to see who is really the future of WWE. Breakker shakes hands with Heyman, and Oba Femi does the same. Breakker takes exception to this as Heyman says "That's good business!"

We hear from Dragon Lee, who says that lucha libre is not just a style, but a part of his family's legacy. He says that he is an extension of lucha libre and that failure is not an option. He welcomes El Hijo del Dr. Wagner Jr. to the fire as he declares that only one of them will become World Haeavyeight Champion. We then hear from El Hijo del Dr. Wagner Jr., who says that the tournament is not about the gold, but about his family, his mask and his legacy, and after tonight is over, nobody will forget why he is known as "The Aztec Warrior."

Dragon Lee beats El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. to advance in the World Heavyweight Championship #1 contender's tournament.

Chad Gable retains the WWE Intercontinental Championship against Rey Mysterio. After the match, Rey Mysterio places the Intercontinental Championship around Chad Gable's waist, and Gable raises Rey's hand.

Roman Reigns arrives at the arena, and Jacob Fatu gets the door of the limo for him. The two of them then head to the ring. Roman Reigns demands that Solo Sikoa be brought to him, and The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) do just that. The Usos bring Solo Sikoa to the ring, and Reigns says that regardless of what the fans think, the sight of Solo pisses him off. Reigns says that he is a blessed man and has everything one can ever imagine, but some say he is petty and cannot understand how he can hold a receipt for so long. Reigns recalls his and Solo's Tribal Combat match, which is revisited in video package form and interspersed with recent footage of Solo Sikoa being cheeky towards The Usos and Roman Reigns, leading to a "Solo" chant. Reigns then says the fans may think it is funny, then asks why Solo thinks this is funny before noticing his jewelry and stepping on his sunglasses after nudging them off. Reigns asks Solo why he is looking at him and not on his knees begging. Solo is suddenly superkicked by Jacob Fatu, who then locks in the Tongan Death Grip. Reigns calls Jacob off, then tells Solo to wait on the mat while he has other business. Reigns praises The Usos and calls them his captains, and declares that if anyone disrespects them, they disrespect Reigns. Jimmy and Jey are both awarded black ula falas, then Reigns and The Usos focus on Solo again before LA Knight shows up. Knight sends The Usos out of the ring, then confronts Reigns. Jacob Fatu attacks Knight from behind, but Reigns stops him before he can lock in the Tongan Death Grip so he can hit Knight with a Superman Punch. As Reigns is about to go for the ground and pound on Knight, Reigns decides to force Solo to lay Knight out, saying that his father is watching and that he is here to serve his family now. Solo apologizes to Knight, then goes for the Samoan Spike only to hit Reigns with it. The Usos are enraged by Solo's behavior, then points his finger at The Usos like a gun. Solo and LA Knight take The Usos out, and LA Knight comes face-to-face with Jacob Fatu. Jacob Fatu refuses to lift a finger, and Roman Reigns goes for a Superman Punch only for Knight to turn around and reverse it with a BFT. Knight and Solo fist bump, then leave the ring.

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It is announced on commentary that Royce Keys will be out indefinitely with a bruised larynx and a cervical strain before Solo Sikoa interrupts, coming out through the crowd while mocking The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) to start tonight's show. Solo mentions The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) taking out Royce Keys, then says he is here to handle some family business. Jey Uso arrives and heads to the ring before Solo can say much else. Jey asks Solo if he really wants to do this and air out the family laundry for everyone to see again, then says that Solo knows how to fix this. He says that Roman Reigns has called the play, and Solo must fall in line. Solo says falling in line did not work out well for Jey, and says it looks more like Jey "fell off." He says that Jey was a World Heavyweight Champion and won the Royal Rumble, and that the kids were happy when they heard Jey's theme. Solo says he is not coming back to the family and that he loves where he is at, as does the fans, and Jey tells Solo to shut up, saying that Solo is here and has what he has because of the rest of the family. Jey then says that they will handle this like the rest of the family does in the ring tonight, and if he wins, Solo will be delivered on a silver platter to The Bloodline. Solo accepts the challenge, and says that if he wins, The Bloodline must leave him alone.

It it announced that there is an eight-man tournament consisting of luchadors from Raw, SmackDown and AAA to decide a #1 contender for the World Heavyweight Championship. We then hear from the first two participants, Penta and Laredo Kid. Penta says that Laredo Kid will find out what kind of luchador he has become and that he will win the tournament, while Laredo Kid says that this tournament is his moment and that he will not be stopped.

Backstage, "Main Event" Jey Uso catches up with Jimmy Uso and Jacob Fatu, and Jacob wants to know what is going on. Jacob says that Jey is running the play by himself and ignoring The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu), but Jey says he will win and bring Solo Sikoa to the Bloodline, which Jacob could not do. Jacob says he did his thing last week, and that Jey winning will be the only way Solo will come back.

Penta beats Laredo Kid to advance in the World Heavyweight Championship #1 Contender's Tournament after avoiding a top rope corkscrew moonsault and hitting a Mexican Destroyer.

An eight-date European tour is announced for January 2027.

Backstage, Byron Saxton interviews The Vision (Bron Breakker, Logan Paul, Austin Theory, Maxxine Dupri). Logan Paul says that everyone is beneath them and that the only bad blood with Alpha Academy is Otis' blood pressure. Maxxine Dupri says that Tozawa does not stand a chance against Austin Theory. Theory says he will gift Tozawa an ass-whupping tonight because he deserves it, then says that he deserves Maxxine. Bron Breakker stands there as everyone else leaves, and asks Byron Saxton what he thinks of Oba Femi. When Byron Saxton says that he likes Oba and that Oba is the future, Breakker says that Saxton "sounds like Paul [Heyman]."

Austin Theory beats Akira Tozawa. After the match, Theory continues to attack Tozawa, and officials led by General Manager Adam Pearce stop Theory from attacking Tozawa with a chair. Bron Breakker gets in the ring to Spear Tozawa when Oba Femi shows up. Austin Theory rushes at Oba Femi only to get laid out, and officials get in the ring at the same time as Oba to stop the impending brawl. Logan Paul has to hold Bron Breakker back.

Backstage, Cathy Kelley interviews AAA General Manager Rey Mysterio, who says that Penta and Laredo Kid had a great match and that Roman Reigns will have his hands full when Raw returns to Mexico City. Dragon Lee shows up and thanks Rey Mysterio for the opportunity, then "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio shows up, taking offense to not being in the tournament. Rey Mysterio says that he did not think Dominik needed another hand-out, as it is how he became a jackass in the process. Dragon Lee defends Rey Mysterio, then says he will see Dominik in the ring before calling him a fake king of luchadors. Dominik accepts the challenge.

Stephanie Vaquer heads to the ring. Vaquer thanks the fans for their support and admits that she missed being in action, and that she also missed The Judgment Day (Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, Roxanne Perez) getting scared every time they see her coming. She says that nobody can destroy her, and that she will decimate The Judgment Day one by one. She says she has beaten up Raquel a thousand times and will do it again, and says that Roxanne is "a dead woman." Vaquer says Liv Morgan is scared, as they both know that the Women's World Championship belongs to her, then Becky Lynch suddenly shows up. Becky makes it clear that she wants to "beat the everloving piss out of Liv Morgan" simply because she does not like her and because she has barely defending the Women's World title, then admits she does not know much about Vaquer. Becky thinks this is by design, but knows that Vaquer has made an impact on Raw since showing up despite being on the shelf for four months, and does not know why Vaquer rushed back before she is ready. Becky says she does not want any more bad luck for the Women's World Championship and that she considers herself more good than lucky, saying that while Vaquer can go ahead and beat up Liv, she should leave the title to her. Vaquer reminds Becky not to get in her way, or else she will find out what "La Primera" is all about. As Vaquer leaves, Becky is attacked from behind by Liv. Vaquer returns to the ring and nearly collides with Becky trying to swing at Liv, who escapes. Becky and Vaquer argue in the middle of the ring over the Women's World Championship, then Becky leaves.

It is announced that Bianca Belair and Montez Ford have recently given birth to a son.

Backstage, Cathy Kelley interviews LA Knight, who says that if it is time for Roman Reigns to find out if he has the tingle in his loins to face him. Solo Sikoa shows up and asks Knight if he saw what happened recently, and has to remind Knight that he is facing the whole Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) if he faces Reigns. He knows that Knight does not need his help, but he does want to warn him.

Dragon Lee beats "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio. After the match, Big Cass shows up and attacks Dragon Lee before putting him in a bear hug for the East River Crossing. Suddenly, Je'Von Evans runs to the ring and fights Big Cass, but gets clotheslined out of the air. Big Cass then hits Je'Von with a big boot.

Backstage, Byron Saxton interviews Sol Ruca. Sol Ruca says she has been stuck in a Judgment Day (Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, Roxanne Perez) vortex for the past few months and she is sick of it. She says she has a score to settle, and tonight is all about revenge. Sol Ruca then says she will come back for the Women's Intercontinental Championship when she is done, then Danhausen shows up and volunteers to be Sol Ruca's tag team partner. Sol Ruca says the spot has been filled, and Danhausen cannot get any human monies from Byron Saxton.

Backstage, LA Knight meets with General Manager Adam Pearce, who says that he will find a way for him to get a match for the World Heavyweight Championship. Afterwards, Knight runs into Jacob Fatu, who warns Knight about running his mouth against Roman Reigns. Knight tells Jacob to go to Reigns so he can get the green light to fight him.

Sol Ruca's mystery partner is revealed to be Iyo Sky.

Sol Ruca and Iyo Sky beat The Judgment Day (Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez).

Backstage, Bron Breakker meets with Paul Heyman and asks him about Oba Femi. When he asks Heyman if he thinks Oba Femi is the future of WWE, Heyman says he respects Oba for sticking to his word, and that Breakker is starting to think Oba is the future of WWE. Heyman says he will keep respecting Oba until Breakker shows him he is not worthy of his respect. Breakker simply says "Okay" and backs away.

Backstage, Penta speaks with Rey Mysterio when Chad Gable shows up. Penta leaves, and Gable praises Rey for his work as AAA General Manager and says he would love to defend the Intercontinental Championship against him. Rey says he still has a lot in the tank and that he would be honored.

Backstage, Sol Ruca and Iyo Sky are met by Lyra Valkyria, who takes offense to Sol Ruca going for the Women's Intercontinental Championship and tells Sol Ruca not to get in her way. Iyo Sky asks if Lyra is okay after Lyra leaves, and Sol Ruca says that Lyra looks like she needs some sleep.

"Main Event" Jey Uso beats Solo Sikoa following the distraction by Jimmy Uso, who gets hit with the Samoan Spike. As per pre-match stipulation, if "Main Event" Jey Uso won, Solo Sikoa would be delivered to The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu). (Had Jacob Fatu won, The Bloodline would have had to leave him alone.)

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The Vision (Bron Breakker and Austin Theory) beat Je'Von Evans and Dragon Lee. After the match, The Vision beat down on Je'Von Evans until Alpha Academy show up and brawl with The Vision. Maxxine gets in the ring and slaps Otis, but Otis is unfazed, and Otis continues to take the fight to The Vision after Maxxine retreats. Alpha Academy then tear down the announce table for a powerbomb on Theory, but Bron Breakker saves Theory with a Spear. Otis gets in the ring, and Maxxine watches from the top of the ring post as Otis gets Speared.

Backstage, The Judgment Day (Liv Morgan, "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh) gang up on Danhausen, demanding their money. Danhausen demands that he be let go so he can find the money, and Dominik Myserio gives him thirty seconds.

We see another vignette for Big Cass, who is identified this time while reports of his out-of-the-ring activities are referred to in the vignette. We hear a voice talk about how even when one reaches the top, there is no telling how far one can fall.

Danhausen heads to the ring with a leather briefcase, presumably full of human money. Danhausen says he thought he took care of The Judgment Day (Liv Morgan, "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh) at Saturday Night's Main Event, yet they still want their human money back. He says he does not want the money, but he does not want them to have it, either, and declares that he is giving it to the fans. The Judgment Day show up demanding their money, and Danhausen curses them before trying to run away only to be attacked. Suddenly, Joe Hendry shows up and makes the save for Danhausen, but Liv Morgan is able to get the briefcase.

We see "Chapter III: The Cash-In," chronicling "The Heist of the Century" in Seth "Freakin'" Rollins' Money in the Bank cash-in from WrestleMania 31.

Backstage, General Manager Adam Pearce confronts The Judgment Day Liv Morgan, "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh) and is joined by Danhausen and Joe Hendry. JD McDonagh finds out that the money is fake, and when he tosses the leather briefcase away, he hits Oba Femi, who wants to destroy McDonagh. Pearce puts McDonagh and Oba Femi in a one-on-one match, and when Dominik complains that it is not fair, Pearce puts him in a match with Joe Hendry later tonight. Pearce then forces The Judgment Day to the ring.

Oba Femi quickly beats JD McDonagh after General Manager Adam Pearce forces "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh to the ring before Danhausen and Joe Hendry show up and send Dominik and McDonagh into the ring.

Solo Sikoa suddenly heads to the ring. He admits that he should not even be on this show, then proposes that Seth "Freakin'" Rollins meet him in the ring now. Rollins heads to the ring and wants to know if they are talking or fighting, and Solo says he is here to talk and not to fight. He knows that Rollins is focused on Roman Reigns, then says it is not just Rollins against Reigns, but the whole Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu). He says he knows what they are going to do because he was a part of it and that they are going to make sure he does not win against Roman Reigns, then says it does not have to be like that and that he can watch Rollins' back at SummerSlam. Rollins says that Solo makes a lot of good points and is open to the idea, then asks Solo to let him think about it. Solo stops him, saying there is nothing to think about and that he could do for Rollins what Rollins himself did for "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes. Jacob Fatu shows up, and Solo Sikoa retreats as Jacob threatens to dog walk Solo. When Jacob turns towards Rollins, Rollins superkicks him, then leaves.

Chad Gable and Penta beat "All Ego" Ethan Page and Rusev by disqualification with an ankle lock from Gable to Rusev after Penta leaps off Rusev's back to hit Ethan Page with a Mexican Destroyer.

We see "Chapter IV: The First Encounter," when Seth "Freakin'" Rollins and Roman Reigns squared off for the WWE Championship at Money in the Bank 2016.

Backstage, Seth "Freakin'" Rollins finds Jacob Fatu and dares Jacob to hit him only to mention that he is under strict order from Roman Reigns not to lay a finger on him. Rollins asks if he gets Jacob's services after he wins, and Jacob says that while Rollins got one up on him, it will not happen again, and that if there is anything left of Rollins after SummerSlam, he will beat his ass.

We hear from Paul Heyman, who hypes up Oba Femi vs. Brock Lensar in Hell in a Cell at SummerSlam, saying that Oba Femi is overrated and that Lesnar's unbeaten streak in Hell in a Cell will not be broken. He admits that Oba Femi has had the greatest rookie year on the main roster since Brock Lesnar, but says that Oba will not be able to beat Lesnar in Hell in a Cell, and that Oba's rookie year will come to a violent end.

We see "Chapter V: Back Together," where Seth "Freakin'" Rollins and Roman Reigns got The Shield back together. Rollins says this reunion never felt quite right, and Reigns calls it lost time before becoming the Tribal Chief that he will never get back.

Joe Hendry beats "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio. During the match, Danhausen shows up and tries to curse Liv Morgan, but Liv punches him. Later in the match, Danhausen shows up with Iyo Sky, and Iyo Sky beats Liv Morgan up. As this goes on, Danhausen hits Dominik with the Triple D behind the referee's back, giving Hendry the win.

Before the next match, LA Knight talks about his SummerSlam match briefly, then mentions Solo Sikoa trying to help Seth "Freakin'" Rollins earlier tonight. Knight admits that he could not believe what he was seeing and that Seth Rollins vs. Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship makes him sick, saying that Roman was booed year after year until he was everything the fans wanted him to be. Knight says that he is not just what Roman Reigns wanted to be, but everything the boys in the back wanted Reigns to be but could not make happen. Knight says he is willing to team with Solo for one night, but he draws the line at allying with Rollins. Knight says that he wants The Bloodline (Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) destroyed at SummerSlam so they are not a factor later on, then makes some Mortal Kombat references as he states that Jacob Fatu cannot stop him.

Jacob Fatu beats LA Knight. During the match, Jimmy Uso shows up, but Solo Sikoa shows up behind Jimmy from the timekeeper's area. Both Jimmy and Solo brawl on the outside, and Jacob hits Solo with a tope suicida. Jimmy goes for a pop-up Samoan Drop on LA Knight, but Knight slips out and hits the BFT just as Jimmy Uso starts distracting the referee. Royce Keys shows up and attacks Jimmy, then "Main Event" Jey Uso comes out of the crowd and superkicks Royce. Jacob then hits the top rope moonsault on Knight for the win. After the match, Jey, Jimmy and Jacob decimate Solo, Royce and Knight before raising a finger in the air to end the show.

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Raw Deal - Raw recap for July 13, 2026

Paul Heyman and Brock Lesnar head to the ring to start tonight's show. Five police officers show up to stand between the ramp and ringside in case Oba Femi shows up. Heyman says he has gotten the police involved because of Oba Femi, who he says turned down a guaranteed title match against either world champion because he is obsessed with Lesnar.He goes on to call Oba Femi "a stalker" and "the biggest dummy [he has] ever seen in his entire life," and while he is used to people being obsessed with Lesnar only to get hit and not be as obsessed, but now, Lesnar is now obsessed with Oba Femi. Heyman says that this scares him half to death and that Lesnar mentions it whenever he calls him, then says that he wants to protect his money, as that is what an advocate does, and has asked for a no-contact clause for the SummerSlam match. He then announces that he has went to a local judge and has gotten a restraining order on both Lesnar and Oba. He then asks Oba cannot come within 100 feet of Lesnar, and asks that Lesnar abide by his restraining order, for "this Beast is a law-abiding citizen." Oba Femi's entrance hits, and Oba shows up on the stage. The police officers get in the ring and stand in front of Heyman and Lesnar in a line. Oba says he is here for a fight, and demands an explanation for the police officers. Heyman tells Oba that he is in violation of a restraining order, and Heyman and Lesnar leave as an officer tries to arrest Oba. That officer gets decimated, as does the rest of the officers, then Oba wants to know what games Lesnar and Heyman are playing at and wants to know where "The Beast" is, saying he used to run the place but just runs away. He then tells Heyman that if he went for a title shot at SummerSlam, he and Lesnar would have cost him anyway. Oba says that at SummerSlam, there will be no more games, and Lesnar will not be able to run from him.

We see "Reigns vs. Rollins, Chapter 1," which focuses on Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins' time in The Shield (Rollins, Dean Ambrose, Reigns).

Iyo Sky beats Roxanne Perez after countering a pinfall attempt with a roll-up. After the match, Iyo fends off Liv Morgan, but Roxanne hits Iyo with a chop block. As Roxanne and Raquel Rodriguez gang up on Iyo, Sol Ruca runs into the ring and makes the save. Raquel soon slams Sol Ruca into the barricade and the ring post, and when Iyo Sky gets up and notices that Sol Ruca is down, Liv Morgan runs into the ring and hits Iyo with the Ob-Liv-Ion before smacking her in the face with the Women's World Championship.

The Vision (Bron Breakker, Logan Paul, Austin Theory, Maxxine Dupri) head to the ring. Maxxine Dupri is credited by Logan Paul with helping Bron Breakker and Austin Theory win the World Tag Team Championships back, then Alpha Academy (Otis and Akira Tozawa) suddenly show up. Tozawa asks Maxxine if they can talk, and Maxxine asks the rest of The Vision to leave the ring, which they do. Tozawa asks Maxxine what she is doing, as this is not like her, and says that Theory is all wrong for her. Maxxine says she still loves Alpha Academy, but they gave her a choice, and the crowd chants "You sold out!" Maxxine mentions Alpha Academy telling her that if she was going to be with Theory, she could not be with them, and as Maxxine says that Otis and Tozawa do not know Theory, Otis says that Theory is bad news. Otis says he has known Maxxine for a long time, and that he has to get something off his chest. Theory laughs and finds this funny, as does the rest of The Vision, and takes this as Otis confessing his feelings for Maxxine. Theory implies that Otis is ugly and says the fans cheer him because they are losers like him, then says that people like Otis do not end up with people like Maxxine and that Maxxine is with him now. Theory then mocks Otis' size as he tells Otis to stay away, and Otis tosses Theory into the ring only for a brawl to break out between The Vision and Alpha Academy. Otis soon gets the upper hand and squashes both Breakker and Theory in the corner, then clotheslines Breakker out of the ring. Maxxine has to stand between Otis and Theory and tells Otis they can fix this, and as Maxxine is about to kiss Otis, Theory hits Maxxine with a low blow. Maxxine tells Otis that there is nothing between them, then Theory attacks Tozawa, who soon fights back only to be nearly broken in half with a Spear by Bron Breakker. Maxxine then hands brass knuckles to Austin Theory, who uses the knuckles to punch Otis in the face before holding Otis down for another Bron Breakker Spear. Maxxine and Theory then poses with a boot on Otis' chest.

It is announced that this year's Survivor Series will take place in Houston on Saturday, November 28th, and that tickets will be on sale the morning of Friday, August 7th.

Jimmy Uso vs. Royce Keys - which is started by Jimmy Uso looking for Solo Sikoa only to be attacked by Royce Keys during the commercial break - ends in a no-contest. During the match, Jacob Fatu shows up at the arena and makes his way through the crowd to the ring to attack Royce Keys. After the match, Jacob brings a metal folding chair into the ring and hits Royce with it before wrapping it around Royce's head. All of a sudden, Solo Sikoa shows up to tell Jacob Fatu to stop. Solo tells Jacob that he understands now, saying that he was lost and he left his family, and that he was being stupid. He says he always knew that blood is thicker than water, and that he is coming home to The Bloodline. Solo Sikoa then raises a finger in the air, and Jimmy and Jacob soon join him. His finger then switches to a thumb, and Solo hits Jimmy with the Samoan Spike before brawling with Jacob. Royce Keys fights Jacob Fatu, who sends Royce into a superkick by Jimmy. Jacob then locks the Tongan Death Grip on Solo before LA Knight's entrance hits. LA Knight gets in the ring with a metal folding chair and sends Jimmy sailing over the top rope before hitting Jacob in the back with the chair to no effect. Jacob charges at Knight, and Knight sends him running after hitting him with the chair. LA Knight says he owes both Jimmy and Jacob, and tells them to get in the ring if they still want a piece. He then wants Jimmy and Jacob in this ring along with "Main Event" Jey Uso, as he realizes he does not have to do this by himself. Knight then challenges The Usos (Jimmy and Jey Uso) and Jacob Fatu to a six-man tag match against him, Solo Sikoa and Royce Keys at SummerSlam.

Backstage, The Vision (Bron Breakker, Logan Paul, Austin Theory, Maxxine Dupri) are met by Paul Heyman, calling their recent actions "a vision for the future," then says that Maxxine Dupri was so magnificent tonight that he then says "What the hell do you need me for?" before walking off.

We see a video package giving a brief look at the 30-year history of Hell in a Cell.

Backstage, General Manager Adam Pearce is met by Oba Femi. Pearce tells Oba Femi that the restraining order and police officers from earlier were all fake and mind games. Oba Femi says that Heyman and Brock Lesnar are scared, and that they will be even more scared at Hell in a Cell.

Bayley is in the ring, and she asks Lyra Valkyria to join her, which Lyra does. Lyra's appearance looks somewhat disheveled with her shirt torn as she enters the ring. Bayley then hands Lyra a microphone. Bayley says that they could be honest with each other and hopefully apologize, but Lyra says Bayley should be the one apologizing to her for holding her back for a year. It becomes obvious Lyra is not even wearing make-up. She says that Bayley stabs people in the back and that she has also been stabbed in the back, yet she does not make it her entire personality. Lyra says that she lied about everything she made her feel better, and tells her that she is a doormat. She says that she does not belong on the posters, that she is not a locker room leader, and that she is "the worst of the Four Horsewomen." Bayley says she knew this was a mistake, and that Lyra is not as special as she thinks she is. Bayley lists off her accomplishments before telling Lyra she will add to it by beating her ass at Saturday Night's Main Event. Lyra goes for a cheap shot, starting a brawl. Lyra then hits a Bayley-to-Belly to lay Bayley out.

We see "Reigns vs. Rollins, Chapter 2," which mentions the break-up of The Shield (Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose, Roman Reigns) and the immediate aftermath.

We see a vignette where it is revealed that a man who looks like Big Cass is coming back to WWE on August 3rd.

Chad Gable beats Joe Hendry, "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio, Dragon Lee, Je'Von Evans, Rusev and "All Ego" Ethan Page in an WWE Intercontinental Championship #1 contender's Gauntlet Match. Dominik Mysterio is eliminated after Danhausen shows up as Dominik is about to eliminate Je'Von Evans. Danhausen curses Dominik, yet the pyro comes out at the wrong ring post. As JD McDonagh confronts Danhausen, Je'Von Evans hits the OG Cutter on Dominik to eliminate him. Dragon Lee is eliminated following a counter into a roll-up by Je'Von Evans. After the match, both men show respect, then Rusev shows up from behind Je'Von and shoves Je'Von into Dragon Lee. Je'Von Evans is eliminated by Rusev by submission following three Accolade attempts. Rusev is eliminated following a Victory Roll by Chad Gable, and Rusev puts Gable in the Accolade afterwards until "All Ego" Ethan Page arrives. Gable beats Ethan Page and wins the match and the title shot by submission with an ankle lock after catching Ethan out of the air and keeping Ethan away from the ropes. After the match, Penta meets Gable in the middle of the ring, and both men shake hands.

Roman Reigns arrives at the arena before the next commercial break.

General Manager Adam Pearce is in the ring to oversee the contract signing for Seth "Freakin'" Rollins vs. Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship at SummerSlam. Reigns is introduced first, followed by Rollins. Rollins is not traditionally introduced, however; he shows up almost as soon as Reigns is seated and signs the contract as soon as he takes his place at the signing table. Rollins says that some things are certain in life: death, taxes and Rollins beating Reigns every single time. He then tells Reigns to sign on the dotted line and get it over with. Reigns says that he listened to what Rollins had to say last week and that Rollins proved he is "The Tribal Chief's #1 hater," which leads to a "He's a hater" chant. He then says that Rollins is sitting there laughing about it when it is the only thing he is number one at, as Rollins has everyone believing the both of them are at the same level, which could not be any further from the truth. Reigns says that at SummerSlam, he will beat Rollins and show what number one really looks like, then signs the contract. Rollins hands the contract to Pearce and owes Reigns a debt of gratitude for keeping the World Heavyweight Championship warm for him until SummerSlam, then says he will see Reigns the next time he decides to show up for work. As Rollins leaves, Reigns asks Rollins where he is going and asks Rollins what will happen if he beats him at SummerSlam. He asks Rollins if he is going to carry the World Heavyweight Championship for a couple of months and get hurt again, as that happens every time. Reigns says that some would say it is self-sabotage, as some men cannot handle the weight and the pressure of being the top guy. This causes Rollins to head back to the ring and confront Reigns, who pokes at him. Rollins dares Reigns to say what he has to say and not to hold back, and Reigns says he will say it because everyone thinks it. He says that Rollins is still number two because after all these years, he still needs a Money in the Bank briefcase to become champion. He also says that Rollins had to fake an injury just to use it, and says that if there is ever a time to be Rollins to be number one, it is now, as Paul "Triple H" Levesque is "running the joint." Reigns says that WWE gave Rollins "all [his] stuff" and Rollins is still number two, and that Rollins will always be number two while he will always be number one. Rollins asks Reigns "Is that all you've got?" and are dares Reigns to tell him how he will never be as good as he is, and that anything Reigns want to tell him, he has told himself for the last fifteen years. He says that they are not fighting the same fight and that he has had to look in the mirror and be proud of what he fights for. Rollins then says he is glad he is not Reigns before punching him in the face and attacking him. Reigns stirs as Rollins leaves the ring, and Rollins notices this and goes for The Stomp only for Reigns to get back up and hit the Superman Punch. Reigns goes for a powerbomb through the table, but Rollins hits Reigns in the head with a microphone, hits Reigns with a Pedigree, then The Stomp.

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