August 27, 2018
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Commentary: Michael Cole, Corey Graves and Jonathan Coachman
Results by: Mike Tedesco of Wrestleview.com
In-Ring: Roman Reigns, Braun Strowman, Dolph Ziggler, Drew McIntyre, Baron Corbin
Roman Reigns’ music hits, and the WWE Universal Champion comes out to loud boos from the Toronto crowd. Michael Cole calls Reigns the most polarizing figure in WWE today. Reigns stands on the ramp and holds his championship up in the air to loud boos. Replays are shown of The Shield reuniting last Monday on RAW to save Roman Reigns from a Braun Strowman cash in. Commentary mentions that the WWE Universal Championship was defended in back to back shows over the weekend for the first time in a year and a half. Reigns stands in the ring, and the crowd is really letting him have it. They loudly boo him, and Reigns just smirks. Reigns starts walking around the ring to boos. Reigns says he told Braun Strowman he’d meet him out here at 8 PM. It’s at least 8:05 now. Reigns isn’t the champion just to hold it. He’s here to defend it. If that “meat shack” doesn’t come out here right now, it’ll be The Shield Workhouse Open Challenge. If he doesn’t come out and get it, someone else will.
Braun Strowman’s music hits, and the Money in the Bank holder makes his way to the ring to a big reception. A loud “Get These Hands” chant fires up. Strowman laughs while saying, “Workhorse.” Strowman says Reigns didn’t live up to that when his boys came out to save him last week. Reigns says Strowman doesn’t get it. The Shield doesn’t listen to him, but they’re all workhorses. They know what it’s like to be at the top of the mountain, something Strowman doesn’t know anything about. All he says is “Get These Hands.” The only thing Strowman lifts with those hands are cars, objects, stages… Reigns’ hands have lifted every single WWE championship there is to offer. That’s why he’s the guy and this is his yard. If Strowman wants to be on his level, he needs to step up, cash in, and have a match right here in Toronto. A loud “YES” chant fires up. Strowman shakes his hand and says he’s not cashing in tonight. That draws loud boos from the crowd. Strowman says everyone in the arena knows if he did, his little boys would run down to try and save Reigns again. Strowman is going to make Reigns a deal. Strowman won’t cash in until September 16. All Reigns has to do is show up to the place his brothers can’t interfere with him taking Reigns’ Universal Championship. They’re going to war in a place they’ve never done before. Strowman will cash his contract in… at Hell in a Cell. Reigns says Strowman is finally starting to sound like a monster and extends his hand. They shake before Strowman throws his hand aside.
Dolph Ziggler’s record scratch hits, and he comes out with Drew McIntyre saying, “Blah, blah, blah.” Now that we’re done with something in three weeks, it’s time to talk about SummerSlam and the crime of the century. Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose stole his WWE Intercontinental Championship. Reigns knows about it since they helped him keep his title. Reigns asks if getting Curb Stomped and being pinned is having a championship stolen. Ziggler says he’ll become a seven-time Intercontinental Champion when he invokes his rematch clause. Ziggler and McIntyre need a new challenge, and it’s the two men in the ring. McIntyre says the Universal Champion and Mr. Monster in the Bank sit atop of the Monday Night RAW mountain. That’s fantastic, but it is a double-edged sword. When you sit atop the mountain, the only way to go is tumbling on down. Ziggler says they’d be more than happy to do that for them tonight. Reigns says they sound like tough guys from the stage. They’re in the ring, so let’s do it now.
Baron Corbin’s music hits, and the Acting General Manager of RAW comes out to the stage. Corbin tells everyone to slow down. This is the reason Kurt Angle was sent on vacation and he was made the Acting General Manager of RAW. Strowman’s cash in is confirmed for Hell in a Cell. Tonight he’ll make a match that Kurt Angle could never have dreamed of and will take RAW to the next level. It’ll be Roman Reigns and Braun Strowman taking on Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre. Strowman says to Reigns he’ll get the Universal Championship at Hell in a Cell, but tonight Dolph and Drew will GET THESE HANDS.
Baron Corbin vs. Finn Balor
Baron Corbin gets in the ring and says he’s an improvement over Kurt Angle. For his third and most important match, he’ll make one that Angle didn’t have the guts to make Tonight, it’ll be Baron Corbin taking on Finn Balor, the man… not the demon. Corbin has taken a weeks to prepare for this match, but Balor just found out. That match starts right now. Nothing happens, so Corbin tells Balor to get ready, put his jacket on, and get out here. Balor’s music hits to a decent reaction.
They lock up, and Corbin sends Balor into the ropes for a back elbow. Corbin throws him to the corner and charges, but Balor sends him out of the ring. Corbin gets right back in and clotheslines him for a two count. Corbin then puts up the “Too Sweet” hand sign to mock Balor. Corbin then goes to a rest hold while the crowd chants, “Corbin sucks.” Balor fights up, but Corbin stops him. A “You can’t wrestle” chant picks up. Corbin goes for a sunset flip, but Balor rolls through and dropkicks him. Corbin quickly powers him to the corner and charges, but Balor gets on the apron. Corbin quickly forearms him in the back of the head. Corbin grabs him at ringside and powers him into the barricade. Corbin digs his knee into Balor’s neck, pressing his face into the barricade. Corbin gets him in the ring and picks up a two count. Corbin taunts the crowd before punching and stomping Balor. Corbin then goes back to the rest hold. Balor fights up and punches him, but Corbin knees him. Corbin forearms him in the face and sends him into the ropes, but he lowers his head and eats a kick. Corbin then punches him in the face to take him down. Corbin goes outside and charges, but Balor hits him with a Sling Blade.
We come back from the break to see Corbin applying yet another rest hold to Balor. During the break, Corbin countered a slingshot kick into a forearm smash. Corbin gets him in the corner and clotheslines him a few times. Corbin goes for his out and in clothesline, but Balor takes him down. Balor punches and takes him down before hitting a double stomp to the midsection. Balor chops the chest, but he has a whip reversed. Balor slingshots over him, but Corbin knocks him back. Corbin comes off the second rope, but Balor moves. Balor hits a Sling Blade and charges, but Corbin counters with a Deep Six for a near fall. Balor comes back with an inside cradle for a two count. Balor then clotheslines him to the floor. Balor hits a summersault senton and hits the ground hard. Corbin grabs a chair, but Balor punches him to make him let it go. Balor gets him in the ring and looks at the chair. Balor hits a slingshot kick to the head and goes for the Coup de Grace, but Corbin moves. Corbin then hits him in the midsection with the steel chair.
Winner by Disqualification: Finn Balor
Corbin grabs a microphone and says he has so many jobs as acting GM that he forgot to mention this is a No Disqualification match. Corbin orders the match to be restarted.
Corbin hits Balor with the chair before hitting the End of Days for the win.
Winner by Pinfall: Baron Corbin
Video Package: Triple H vs. Undertaker
Video Package: WWE Legends give their thoughts on Undertaker vs. Triple H. The package features Ric Flair, Mick Foley, Jeff Jarrett, Christian, and Kevin Nash.
Shawn Michaels will be on RAW next week to address The Undertaker taking on Triple H.
Backstage: Titus Worldwide
Apollo Crews and Dana Brooke are talking backstage. Brooke is talking about winning a match tonight to prove that she can be on the Evolution PPV. Titus O’Neil comes in and says Brooke has a match, next. She’ll be facing Sasha Banks. Brooke looks unsure, but then gets pumped up and walks off. Crews asks what O’Neil is thinking. Brooke hasn’t had a singles match in nine months. O’Neil says he believes in him and Dana.
Sasha Banks (w/ Bayley) vs. Dana Brooke (w/ Titus Worldwide)
They circle the ring, and Brooke rolls her up for a one count. Brooke rolls her up again for another one count. Brooke then hits a jackknife cover for a one count. Banks goes for the Bank Statement, but Brooke gets out of the ring and talks strategy with Titus Worldwide. Brooke gets back in the ring and applies a waistlock, but Banks elbows out. Brooke slingshots over her and taunts Banks. Brooke whiffs on an enzuigiri and picks up a two count. Brooke punches away at her and taunts the crowd. Brooke puts her in the corner and hits a springboard back elbow. Brooke goes for a second one, but Banks moves. Banks hits a top rope meteora for a near fall. Brooke forearms her in the face and lifts her up, but Banks slides off and applies the Bank Statement for the submission win.
Winner by Submission: Sasha Banks
Apollo Crews gets in the ring and checks on Dana Brooke while Titus O’Neil watches from ringside.
Backstage: Dean Ambrose, Jinder Mahal
Dean Ambrose is standing backstage when Jinder Mahal and Sunil Singh walk up to him. Mahal says he knows there has been a lot of tension since his return, so he’ll teach him how to meditate. Ambrose closes his eyes and breathes. Mahal asks what he sees. Ambrose says he sees him and Mahal. Ambrose is breaking his teeth, face, ribs… Mahal is crying and in great pain. Ambrose tells him to get out of his face.
In-Ring: Seth Rollins, Kevin Owens
WWE Intercontinental Champion Seth Rollins makes his way to the ring. A loud “Burn it down” chant picks up when he gets in the ring. Rollins says he likes where Toronto’s head is at. Last week was about taking care of some… family business. Rollins points at his Shield shirt. Rollins says he and The Shield enjoy being workhorses. This week is about Intercontinental Championship business. Rollins figured he’d have to handle Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre, but they’re busy so his dance card is wide open. Who is feeling an Open Challenge tonight? The crowd gives that a nice reaction. Rollins challenges anyone in the locker room that has the guts.
Kevin Owens responds to the challenge and gets a huge reaction! Owens stays on the stage looking upset. Owens shakes his head and says he’s glad Rollins is happy and feeling good. Rollins has his buddies back, his title, and his crossfit… he’s on top of the world. Since he’s come back on RAW, his life has been a living hell. Every week he was on Smackdown Live, he wished he could come back to RAW. Now that he’s back, things should be good, but they’re not. Rollins had a good SummerSlam, but he had his best friend by his side. If Owens had his best friend Sami Zayn by his side, he’d have beaten Braun Strowman, and he’d be Universal Champion right now. Zayn is at home, so he’s not the champion. Zayn was injured by a brute. Owens says the summer is not over and is not leaving this building without a title. This is Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and he cannot think of a better place… actually he could easily think of one: Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Owens speaks French to them and gets loud boos. Owens says he’s taking the title right now.
WWE Intercontinental Championship
Seth Rollins (c) vs. Kevin Owens
Owens quickly kicks and clubs Rollins before punching him to the corner. Owens punches him down in the corner, and an “Olé” chant picks up. Rollins turns him and punches away at him, but Owens kicks him back. Owens punches him in the midsection and continues working him over. Rollins comes back with a takedown and some punches. Rollins chops the chest, but Owens reverses a whip to the corner. Rollins quickly pops out of the corner and clotheslines him down. Owens rolls out of the ring to recover, so Rollins follows him out. Rollins gets him in the ring, but Owens punches him on the apron. Owens goes for a shoulder thrust, but Rollins counters with a leg drop to the back of the neck. Owens falls out of the ring. Rollins picks him up, but Owens hits a throat thrust. Owens sends him into the steps, but Rollins jumps over them. Rollins then dives off the top of the steps with a clothesline.
We come back from the break to see Owens applying a chin lock to Rollins. During the commercial, Owens took Rollins down with a DDT for a near fall. Rollins gets out and punches away at him. Owens reverses a whip to the corner, and Rollins gets turned inside out a la Shawn Michaels. Owens hits a slingshot elbow drop for a near fall. Rollins quickly rolls out of the ring to recover. Owens goes outside and talks trash, so Rollins fights back. Owens then sends him into the barricade. Owens pulls him shoulder-first into the ring post and gets in the ring. Owens twists the arm around the ropes and pulls. Owens takes him down and taunts him. Owens hits a senton splash on the chair for a two count. Owens applies an arm bar on Rollins, but Rollins fights up and hits a jawbreaker. Owens angrily charges, so Rollins pulls the top rope down to get him out of the ring. Owens immediately pulls him out of the ring and sends him into the barricade. Owens charges for a cannonball, but Rollins moves.
Rollins and Owens get back in the ring to avoid the count-out. Rollins hits a running forearm in the corner and chops the chest. Rollins goes for a whip, but his shoulder is too hurt. Owens hooks the head, but Rollins pushes him off. Rollins lowers his head and eats a kick. Owens hits the ropes, but Rollins follows him in and hits a Sling Blade. Owens rolls out of the ring to recover. Rollins hits the ropes and hits a suicide dive. Rollins pulls him up, gets in the ring, and hits a second suicide dive. Rollins gets in the ring and tries for a third suicide dive, but Owens forearms him in the face. Rollins quickly knocks him off the apron and connects with his third suicide dive.
We come back from the break to see Rollins hit a Frog Splash for a near fall. The commentators speculate the few moments Rollins took to grab his arm prevented him from winning right there. A loud “This is awesome” chant picks up. Rollins signals for a Curb Stomp, but Owens moves and snaps his arm off the top rope. Owens sends him shoulder-first into the ring post. Owens then applies a crossface. Rollins tries to grab the bottom rope, but Owens takes his arm and puts it in his hands. Rollins then uses his foot to get to the bottom rope. Owens peppers him with punches and chops him. Owens talks some trash and says it is his title. Rollins fights back, but Owens pushes him off. Owens goes for a Pop-up Powerbomb, but Rollins gets out. Owens goes for a roll-up, but Rollins rolls through and kicks him. Owens quickly comes back with a Stone Cold Stunner for a near fall. The crowd is really into this and start up a “Holy Sh–” chant.
Owens looks devastated. Owens gets him on the top rope, and a “Kevin Owens” chant fires up. Owens goes for a superplex, but Rollins punches him. Boos start ringing out. Rollins hits a sunset flip and follows up with a turnbuckle powerbomb, but Owens quickly pops out with a superkick for a near fall! Owens cannot believe it. Owens is shaking his head while he climbs the top rope. Rollins cuts him off, and they start fighting it out on the top rope. Owens head-butts him and tries for a fisherman’s superplex, but Rollins gets out. Rollins scales the ropes, but Owens crotches him on the top rope. Owens goes for a moonsault, but Rollins moves. Rollins immediately follows up with a Curb Stomp for the win!
Winner and still WWE Intercontinental Champion: Seth Rollins
Rollins holds up his championship before looking at Owens, who is still down on the mat, and nods his head in respect.
Backstage: Baron Corbin, Braun Strowman
Baron Corbin is in his office when Braun Strowman walks in and gives him his Money in the Bank briefcase. Strowman tells him to make sure he brings it to Hell in a Cell.
In-Ring: Kevin Owens Quits
Kevin Owens is sitting on a steel chair in the middle of the ring looking devastated. A “Kevin Owens” chant picks up. Owens looks near tears. Owens looks around and then simply says, “I quit.” Owens walks to the back removing his black tape and leaves avoiding the Gorilla Position.
Backstage: Dolph Ziggler, Drew McIntyre
Renee Young is backstage with Drew McIntyre and Dolph Ziggler. She asks why they challenged Roman Reigns and Braun Strowman to a tag match. Ziggler says to change the game, you have to strike at the right time. The Shield did that last week. Tonight is their opening. They’re moving to the top of the food chain. McIntyre says Reigns had to face Brock Lesnar and Finn Balor last week. There’s no way his body is right. Strowman failed to cash in twice. There’s no way his mind is right. Ziggler says they have the aura of Hell in a Cell hanging above their heads. There’s no way their team is right. McIntyre says they’re two wounded animals held together by pride, ripe and ready for the slaughter.
The B-Team vs. The Revival
This is a non-title match. Bo Dallas starts against Dash Wilder. Dallas takes him down with a short-arm clothesline and drops a knee before tagging in Curtis Axel. Dallas drops another knee, and Axel drops a forearm for a two count. Scott Dawson is soon tagged in and punches away at Axel. Axel soon takes him down with a dropkick before Dallas is tagged in. Wilder blind tags in. They hit Dawson with a double-team back body drop before taking Wilder down. They then knocks Dawson out of the ring and throw Wilder over the top rope onto him.
We come back from the break to see The Revival getting the best of Dallas. Dawson dropkicks Dallas for a two count. Wilder tags in and applies a rest hold, but Dallas gets out with a neckbreaker. Axel is soon tagged in, and he runs wild on Dawson. Axel hits a flipping neck snapper before hitting a back elbow for a near fall. The B-Team nearly pick up a flukey win, but Dawson kicks out. The Revival soon hits Shatter Machine for the win. The B-Team’s winning streak is over.
Winners by Pinfall: The Revival
After the match, The Revival take Dallas out with Shatter Machine. Dash and Dawson go to ringside and pick up the RAW Tag Team Championships. They then grab some microphones. Dawson says the RAW Tag Team Division has been a complete joke over the last few months because of The B-Team. They’re sick and tired of these two morons making a mockery of the sacred history of tag team wrestling. Dawson tells them to hold the championships for as long as they can because they proved they can take them away anytime they want. Wilder says, “Top guys — out.” They then drop the titles by The B-Team and walk off.
In-Ring: Elias, Trish Stratus
“Ladies and gentleman… Elias.” Elias greets the crowd and plays a riff. The crowd claps along. Elias says they’re here together for them to answer one question for him: Who wants to walk with Elias? They will be tested. It will be tough, but when the bad times come have faith. They’ll realize the truth that WWE stands for Walk With Elias. A “Walk With Elias” chant picks up. Elias says they’re all singing for him, but now is the time for him to… Elias has an epiphany. When fellow musician Drake said he started from the bottom, he was literally talking about Toronto. There is no city lower or more bottom feeding than Toronto. Drake tweeted him and said going from New York to Toronto is a big disappointment.
Trish Stratus’ music hits, and she comes out to a big reaction! She stands in the ring and takes in the reaction. Elias introduces Stratus to the crowd. Elias says it is nice she took a minute away from changing diapers to do something important and get in the ring with him. He’s a big deal. Stratus says he’s got some good music, but when he starts running his mouth about her hometown Toronto, he needs to silence his cellphone, hold the applause, and shut his mouth. Elias says his performance in Toronto is like the Stanley Cup — they’ll never see it in their lifetimes. Stratus says that’s kind of like Elias winning a WWE championship. The crowd liked that.
Stratus says a lot has changed since she’s been gone. When she retired as a 7-time Women’s Champion here in Toronto with a Sharpshooter and took her place in the WWE Hall of Fame, she would have never imagined they’d get to a point where there’d be an all-women’s PPV called Evolution. In a few months, she’ll be in this ring lacing up her boots to take on Alexa Bliss. Elias says that’ll be like a swimsuit model pillow fight. Stratus says she has a suggestion. It’s time for Elias to pack up his guitar, floral kimono and scarves, and leave. Elias says she’s just like thousands of other women wanting to walk with Elias. Elias says he doesn’t date women in their sixties. Stratus slaps him!
Natalya (w/ Ronda Rousey and Trish Stratus) vs. Alicia Fox (w/ Alexa Bliss and Mickie James)
“Rowdy” Ronda Rousey’s music hits, and the RAW Women’s Champion comes out to a HUGE pop! She’s soon joined by Natalya. Ronda Rousey, Trish Stratus, and Natalya are in the ring. Alexa Bliss and Alicia Fox come out to the stage. Bliss says this is a RAW moment with Miss Overrated (Natalya), Miss Overhyped (Rousey), and Miss Irrelevant (Stratus). Bliss says Stratus looks good, but all the yoga and stretching isn’t going to help her with the beating she’ll give her at Evolution. As for Rousey, she’s invoking her rematch clause at Hell in a Cell. She’d never invoke her rematch in Canada. Bliss says tonight is all about Alicia Fox. She’s going to give Natalya an absolute beatdown. They have friends as well — one friend Stratus knows all too well: Mickie James.
They lock up, and Natalya wrenches the arm before sending her to the corner. Fox quickly tries for a sunset flip, but Natalya counters into a Sharpshooter attempt. Fox grabs the ropes to get out. Natalya quickly dropkicks her off the apron. Fox soon takes her down and applies a chin lock. Natalya fights up, so Fox hits a big boot. Fox puts her on the bottom rope and chokes her. Fox distracts the referee while Bliss and James attack Natalya. Stratus and Rousey chase them off. Natalya brings Fox into the ring the hard way. She then hits a discus clothesline and applies the Sharpshooter for the win.
Winner by Submission: Natalya
Natalya points to the sky in honor of her father, the late great Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart, and almost loses her composure.
Backstage: Bella Twins, Ronda Rousey, Trish Stratus, Natalya
Trish Stratus, Natalya, and Ronda Rousey are walking backstage when they bump into The Bella Twins. Nikki says they’re so happy Stratus is back before they congratulate Rousey. Brie Bella then announces that The Bella Twins are back in action next week on RAW.
Backstage: Baron Corbin, Bobby Lashley
Baron Corbin is talking to Stephanie McMahon on the phone. Corbin assures her that he’ll figure out what’s going on with Kevin Owens. A stagehand comes in, and Corbin tells him to get the masseuse in here pronto. Bobby Lashley comes in and asks if he’s still banged up from their match last week. Corbin says he’s got a match for Lashley tonight, but he forgot who it is. Lashley will find out because his match is next. Lashley slaps him hard on the shoulder twice and walks off.
Bobby Lashley vs. The Ascension
Bobby Lashley makes his way to the ring. Baron Corbin appears on the screen. Corbin says it’s his first night as Acting General Manager, but he realized Lashley will be facing two opponents: The Ascension.
Lashley attacks them while making their entrance. Lashley shoulder blocks Viktor down and talks trash to Konnor. Viktor kicks Lashley, but Lashley presses him up. Konnor blind tagged in and chop blocked the knee. Konnor beats on Lashley before applying a front facelock. Lashley powers up, so Viktor tags in and applies a front facelock. Lashley fights up and nearly kills Viktor by throwing him off. Lashley attacks Konnor and hits snake eyes on Viktor. Lashley hits a nasty spinebuster before clotheslining Konnor over the top rope. Lashley hits Viktor with an over-the-shoulder front slam for the win.
Winner by Pinfall: Bobby Lashley
Jinder Mahal (w/ Sunil Singh) vs. Dean Ambrose
The bell rings, and Ambrose is anxious to get this match underway. Ambrose is wrestling this match without a shirt. Ambrose quickly takes him down and gets him out of the ring. Ambrose chops away at the chest and pushes Sunil Singh into the barricade. Mahal knees Ambrose getting in the ring. Mahal drops a knee and picks up a two count. Mahal knees him in the back and elbows him on the head. Mahal chokes him on the ropes. Mahal soon comes back and applies a chin lock. Ambrose fights out, but Mahal turns him inside out with a knee to the midsection. Ambrose quickly comes back with a pair of clotheslines. Ambrose connects with a front suplex onto the top rope. Mahal quickly fights back and knees him in the face for a near fall. Mahal signals for the Khallas, but Ambrose counters with the Dirty Deeds for the win.
Winner by Pinfall: Dean Ambrose
Backstage: Roman Reigns, Braun Strowman
Roman Reigns is backstage with Braun Strowman. Strowman knows Reigns doesn’t like him, but he doesn’t like Reigns either. Tonight they’ll destroy Ziggler and McIntyre. Then Reigns can have 20 days to prepare for him to take his championship. Reigns says he’ll wake up on day 21 and realize he couldn’t get it done.
Next Week
NEXT WEEK:
– @ShawnMichaels returns to #RAW
– The @BellaTwins return to ACTION on #RAW to take on The #RiottSquad
– #TheRevival challenges #TheBTeam for the #RAW #TagTeamTitles pic.twitter.com/opQPDYxocT
— WWE (@WWE) August 28, 2018
The Bella Twins will take on The Riott Squad next week on RAW. We’ll also see The Revival take on The B-Team for the RAW Tag Team Championships. Shawn Michaels will also appear on the show.
Roman Reigns and Braun Strowman vs. Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre
It’ll be Roman Reigns starting against Dolph Ziggler. The match begins at 11:03 PM EST. Ziggler punches him in the ribs, and Reigns winces in pain. Reigns punches him, but Ziggler applies a side headlock. Ziggler hits the ropes, but Reigns follows him in and hits a jumping clothesline. Reigns punches McIntyre off the apron before clotheslining Ziggler over the top rope. Reigns goes outside and hits a Drive By Dropkick on Ziggler. Reigns gets Ziggler in the ring. McIntyre then big boots him and throws him in the ring. Ziggler plants him with a big DDT, but Strowman breaks up the pin. McIntyre tags in and attacks Reigns. Ziggler tags back in and taunts Strowman. Ziggler then applies a chin lock. Reigns fights up, but Ziggler releases the hold to connect with a dropkick for a two count. McIntyre tags in and hits a textbook suplex for a two count. Ziggler tags in and drops an elbow for a near fall. Ziggler reapplies the chin lock, but Reigns soon fights up and powers him to the corner to break it up. Ziggler charges, but Reigns gives him a back drop out of the ring. Ziggler gets in the ring, but Reigns big boots him. Ziggler tags in McIntyre. McIntyre sends Reigns to the ropes, but he lowers his head and eats a kick. McIntyre quickly stops him from tagging Strowman and hits a belly-to-belly overhead suplex. McIntyre stomps Reigns’ face and tags Ziggler in. Ziggler taunts Reigns and rakes his face on the top rope. Ziggler goes for a splash in the corner, but Reigns pops out with a Superman Punch.
Strowman and McIntyre are tagged in. McIntyre looks nervous. Strowman just stands on the apron, staring at McIntyre. A “Get These Hands” chant picks up. Ziggler and McIntyre drag Reigns into the center of the ring and stomp away at Reigns. Strowman just stares. They stomp until the referee disqualifies them.
Winners by Disqualification: Roman Reigns and Braun Strowman
Strowman slowly gets in the ring and stares at Ziggler and McIntyre. Strowman then turns his attention to Reigns and yells that he’s not finished with him. Strowman head-butts him and throws him to the corner before allowing McIntyre and Ziggler to attack. Dean Ambrose runs down to help, but he’s soon taken over. Ziggler and McIntyre hit him with a Zig-Zag/Claymore Kick combo. Seth Rollins runs down, but Strowman hits him with a Running Powerslam. Strowman then hits Ambrose with a Running Powerslam. Finally, McIntyre lifts Reigns up for Strowman to give a Running Powerslam. Strowman then raises the hands of Ziggler and McIntyre.
Quick Match Results
* Baron Corbin def. Finn Balor in a No DQ Match
* Sasha Banks def. Dana Brooke via Submission
* Seth Rollins def. Kevin Owens to retain the WWE Intercontinental Championship
* The Revival def. The B-Team (non-title)
* Natalya def. Alicia Fox via Submission
* Bobby Lashley def. The Ascension
* Dean Ambrose def. Jinder Mahal
* Roman Reigns and Braun Strowman def. Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre via DQ
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