WWE Raw Results – Aug. 13, 2018 – Dean Ambrose Returns

Aug 13, 2018

August 13, 2018
Greensboro, North Carolina
Commentary: Michael Cole, Corey Graves and Renee Young
Results by: Mike Tedesco of Wrestleview.com

Renee Young is on commentary with Michael Cole and Corey Graves, the first woman ever to call a full episode of RAW.

In-Ring: Ronda Rousey, Alexa Bliss

Rousey stands in the ring, and she looks like she has tears in her eyes. A “Ronda Rousey” chant picks up. Rousey says today Natalya’s father, Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart, passed away. Any loss is heartbreaking, but to lose a father… fathers are pillars of strength in a hostile world. They are the reassurance that things will be ok. When that reassurance is ripped away, we have to face the fact that our fathers have been raising us to be the pillars of strength our families need when they’re gone. Rousey says, “Stay strong, Natalya Neidhart. We all love you.” The crowd starts up a “Nattie” chant.

Rousey says Nattie was the first person to welcome her when she came, and she’ll be the first to defend her in her absence. Alexa Bliss cheated to beat Natalya time and time again, but this Sunday at SummerSlam she’ll beat Alexa to become the new RAW Women’s Champion. That gets a good hand. Speaking of beating Alexa, she introduces the woman that will beat Alexa Bliss tonight: Ember Moon.

Alexa Bliss makes her way to the ring with Alicia Fox. Fox’s arm is wrapped up. Bliss is angry that people think the match at SummerSlam is a foregone conclusion. Rousey has had three matches while she’s a five-time champion. Rousey is a spoiled, overhyped rookie. SummerSlam will not be Rousey’s crowning achievement. It’ll be her utter humiliation. She’s sick and tired of hearing about Ronda Rousey and seeing the dumb look on her face. Bliss imitates Rousey’s face. She’s also sick and tired of Kurt Angle protecting everyone except his Women’s Champion. Angle kicked Roman Reigns out to protect his Universal Champion before SummerSlam, but Rousey gets to be at ringside despite being suspended. Bliss spoke to the only authority figure who is fair, Constable Baron Corbin. The constable suggested she hire her own personal security. Four security guards join Bliss onstage. Bliss says they’re highly trained and aggressive, so Rousey better not try anything.

While Rousey is getting out of the ring, Bliss pushes Moon into her to send her to the floor. Rousey angrily gets in the ring, but the four security guards stop her. Rousey then attacks them and gives three of them judo hip tosses. She turns to the fourth one, and he is absolutely terrified and runs away. Rousey then grabs Fox and gives her a judo hip toss. Bliss and Fox regain their composure at ringside. This match starts next.

Ember Moon (w/ Ronda Rousey) vs. Alexa Bliss (w/ Alicia Fox)

We join the match in progress. Moon takes her down, but Bliss quickly grapevines the head. Moon kips up out and hits a pair of arm drags. Moon applies an arm bar while they show a picture-in-picture commercial for SummerSlam. Bliss has Moon in a side headlock the entire time. Moon whips her off and shoulder blocks her down. Bliss quickly takes her down and slaps her in the face. Bliss hits the ropes, but Moon hits a head-scissor takeover before sweeping the legs. Moon hits a kneeling reverse STO for a near fall. Bliss rolls out of the ring to recover. Moon soon takes her out with a baseball slide. Moon gets her in the ring, but Bliss quickly crawls to the ropes and holds on. Moon gets her away and hits a snapmare before applying a chin lock. Bliss fights up and attacks the shoulder. Bliss dropkicks her down and gets her to her feet, but Moon wipes her out with a step-up enzuigiri. Bliss again rolls out of the ring to recover.

We come back from the break to see Bliss kicking Moon in the face, but Moon comes back with a roll up for a two count. Bliss takes her down by the hair and hits Insult to Injury for a two count. Bliss applies a chin lock, but Moon fights up and hits a jawbreaker. Bliss immediately comes back with a clothesline for a near fall. Bliss reapplies the chin lock and talks some trash. Rousey gets the fans pumped up from ringside. Moon gets out with an arm drag and rolls her up for a two count. Bliss quickly dropkicks her down for a two count. Bliss tries again for the same result. Bliss tries a third time, but Moon kicks out and rolls her up for a near fall. Bliss angrily slaps her in the face. Bliss blows a kiss to Rousey, who slams the thrown kiss on the ground. Moon angrily screams and hits a pair of clotheslines before kicking her down, finishing with an enzuigiri. Moon splashes her in the corner and goes to the second ropes for a tornado snap suplex for a near fall.

Alicia Fox gets on the apron, so Rousey pulls her off and sends her into the barricade. Bliss attacks Rousey from behind and throws her into the barricade. Bliss sets up for her DDT, but Moon gets out and hits a gut buster. Moon goes to the top rope and hits the Eclipse, but Fox breaks up the pin. Fox attacks Moon and throws her by the hair for the disqualification.

Winner by Disqualification: Ember Moon

Rousey gets in the ring and gives her a trio of arm drags to the injured arm and kicks her out of the ring. The crowd is loud for Rousey. Rousey is furious.

Backstage: Kurt Angle, Baron Corbin, Dolph Ziggler, Drew McIntyre

Constable @BaronCorbinWWE has his own ideas for matches on #RAW… pic.twitter.com/gq2aHGbS6E

— WWE (@WWE) August 14, 2018

RAW General Manager Kurt Angle is backstage with Constable Baron Corbin. Angle is angry that Corbin went above his head to Stephanie McMahon. Corbin says that’s too bad and walks off to fight in the match he made for himself.

Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre come in. Ziggler says Seth Rollins still hasn’t shown up. Angle says he had some travel issues, but he will be here tonight. Angle then kicks them out.

Constable Baron Corbin vs. Tyler Breeze

The bell rings, and they lock up. Corbin powers him to the corner and gives a clean break. Breeze wrenches the arm, but Corbin quickly takes him down and connects with a back elbow. Corbin also made a match for Finn Balor later in the night. Corbin then goes to a chin lock. Corbin sends him to the ropes, but he lowers his head and eats a kick. Breeze dropkicks him in the face, and Corbin gets out of the ring to recover. Breeze jumps off the apron, but Corbin catches him and sends him into the barricade. Corbin gets him in the ring and forearms him down. Corbin smiles and talks a little trash to the crowd. Corbin elbows Breeze and goes back to a rest hold. Breeze fights up, but Corbin takes him down by the hair. Breeze kicks him back and clotheslines him over the top rope. Breeze goes for a plancha, but Corbin moves. Corbin goes for a back suplex on the floor, but Breeze flips through and gives him a step-up enzuigiri. Corbin gets in the ring, and Breeze shoulders him. Breeze hits the ropes, but Corbin takes him out with the Deep Six for the win.

Winner by Pinfall: Constable Baron Corbin

In-Ring: Baron Corbin, Kurt Angle

Corbin gets on the microphone and says he is so good. That’s a small taste of what he’ll do to Finn Balor at SummerSlam. Now it’s time for Finn Balor to show what he can do against “The Modern Day Maharaja” Jinder Mahal. Mahal makes his way to the ring. Corbin says Balor thinks he’s so great, so maybe he’ll be better handling two superstars at once in a handicap match: Kevin Owens.

Baron Corbin introduces Finn Balor as “the little engine that can’t.” Finn Balor makes his way to the ring, ready for his handicap match.

Before the match begins, RAW GM Kurt Angle makes his way to the stage to loving chants of “You suck”. Angle says Stephanie may have approved of this match, but he makes the matches around here. He can’t cancel the match, but he can add to it. It’s not going to be a handicap match. It’ll be a tag team match. Balor’s tag team partner is… Braun Strowman! The crowd is loudly in favor of Strowman.

Jinder Mahal and Kevin Owens vs. Finn Balor and Braun Strowman

Kevin Owens is terrified. It’ll be Finn Balor starting against Jinder Mahal. They lock up, and Mahal powers him to the corner and gives a clean break. Mahal does his calming technique before wrenching the arm. Balor tries to twist out, but Mahal takes him down. Balor kips up, but Mahal knees him in the midsection. Mahal hits a headlock takeover and cinches it in. Balor fights up and whips him off, but Mahal shoulder blocks him down. Mahal hits the ropes and goes for a sunset flip, but Balor rolls through and dropkicks him in the face. Mahal quickly powers him to the corner and tags in Kevin Owens. Owens stomps him down and talks trash to the crowd. Owens knees him in the back and applies an arm bar. Balor fights up, but Owens quickly grounds him. Balor fights up, but Owens knees him and tags in Mahal. Mahal hits a snapmare and knees him in the back before tagging Owens back in. They hit a wishbone split before Owens chops the chest in the corner. Owens whips him to the opposite corner, but he runs into a boot. Balor tags Strowman in, so Owens immediately tags in Mahal and runs into the crowd!

Strowman knocks Mahal off the apron and gets him in the ring. Mahal tries to fight back, but Strowman chops him down. Strowman kicks him in the ribs and punches him to the corner. Strowman whips him to the corner and avalanches him before letting out a big yell. Owens is stunned at ringside and tells Mahal to do his job. Strowman hits the ropes and shoulder tackles Mahal down. Owens cowardly gets on the apron. Strowman viciously clubs Mahal down before tagging Balor back in. Balor goes to attack Mahal, but Strowman picks him up and powerslams him onto Mahal for a near fall. Mahal hits the ropes, but Balor dropkicks him out of the ring. Balor hits the ropes, but Owens grabs him. Strowman quickly intimidates him and backs him off. Balor then takes Owens and Mahal out with a somersault senton.

We come back from the break to see Balor trapped in a chin lock applied by Mahal. During the break, Mahal took Balor out with a back elbow. Balor fights up from the chin lock, but Mahal kicks him down before tagging Owens in. Owens drops a trio of elbows before punching away at him. Owens then talks trash to Strowman. Owens then applies a chin lock. We go to another picture-in-picture commercial for SummerSlam. Owens takes Balor down trying to fight up and goes for a senton splash, but Balor gets his knees up. Balor goes to make a tag, but Mahal cuts him off. Mahal was just tagged in. Mahal attacks Balor and applies the chin lock. Balor fights up, but Mahal shoves him back and runs into a boot. Balor tries to fight off Mahal and Owens, but he’s unable to make a tag. Finally, Balor throws Mahal out of the ring. Owens is tagged before Balor can make a tag. Balor then takes him down with a Sling Blade.

Strowman and Mahal are tagged in. Strowman hits a pair of shoulder tackles before punching Owens off the apron. Strowman clotheslines Mahal down before getting out of the ring. Strowman grabs Sunil Singh and uses him as a battering ram to take Owens down! Strowman gets in the ring, and Mahal attacks him. Strowman quickly comes back and hits his Running Powerslam for the win!

Winners by Pinfall: Finn Balor and Braun Strowman

Braun Strowman eyes up Kevin Owens and chases him to the back. Constable Baron Corbin then runs in from out of nowhere and gives Balor the End of Days. Corbin celebrates before leaving the ring.

Backstage: Kurt Angle, Dolph Ziggler, Drew McIntyre

Kurt Angle is in his office talking on the phone. Angle calls Seth Rollins, but he gets his voicemail. Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre come in and accuse Rollins of being afraid to be in the ring with them tonight. Angle assures him that Rollins will be there. Ziggler says he wants to look at the contract one last time to make sure nothing fell through the cracks.

In-Ring: Elias, Bobby Lashley

A guitar player named Ricky Roberts is in the ring, and he says his favorite musician is Elias. Roberts cannot play the guitar, but one day he’ll get so good that he’ll wind up in the Country Music Hall of Fame. When that day happens, Elias will come to him and say…

“Hello, I am Elias.”

Elias comes out and asks what he’s looking at. A stagehand brings a stool out for Elias to sit on. Elias says there is only one Elias in this world, and Roberts is looking at him. Elias gets that he’s a big fan, but is he a big enough fan to go on WWEShop.com to buy a “What Would Elias Do” bracelet? Roberts can impress him tonight if he beats and humiliates Bobby Lashley. Elias wants the crowd to think about how insane his life is. He’s sold out events, including Madison Square Garden three times. This Saturday night he has a concert at Gramercy Theatre in New York City. The night after that, he’ll perform his greatest song yet at SummerSlam. That’s because of a universal truth that everyone is aware of, which is WWE stand for Walk With Elias. Elias says Tarheels are a strong and resilient people. It must take an unmatched strength and resilience to wake up everyday knowing you’re living in the pile of garbage that is Greensboro.

Bobby Lashley’s music interrupts Elias, and he makes his way to the ring. Lashley says Roberts needs to find a new gimmick because we already have a no talent hack that plays guitar. Roberts then cracks Lashley in the back with the guitar. Lashley is furious. Lashley sends him into the ropes and gives him a devastating spinebuster! Lashley celebrates while Elias looks on.

Backstage: The B-Team

We go backstage to see The B-Team getting ready for their match. Curtis Axel tells Bo Dallas to “B” positive. Dallas cannot be positive since the odds of them winning are lower than usual. They have a 33.3333% chance of winning. Axel doesn’t think his math is right. Axel says they got this far with B-teamwork. Axel gets him pumped up, and they run off.

RAW Tag Team Championship – Triple Threat Match
The B-Team (c) vs. Bray Wyatt & Matt Hardy vs. The Revival

It’ll be Dash Wilder starting against Bo Dallas. Dallas rolls up Wilder, but he kicks out. Scott Dawson tags in, and he clubs Dallas down. Dawson hits a snap suplex for a two count. Dallas fights them off, and Matt Hardy tags himself in. Hardy clotheslines Wilder twice before wildly slamming him off the turnbuckles. Hardy hits a running clothesline in the corner and tries for a bulldog, but Wilder pushes him off. Hardy hits a Side Effect for a two count. Hardy splashes him against the ropes before going to the second rope. Hardy hits an elbow to the back of the neck and signals for the end. Hardy tries for a Twist of Fate, but Dawson tags in. The Revival hits The Hart Attack for a near fall. Dawson punches away at Hardy before chopping the chest. Dawson sends him to the corner, but Hardy boots him. Dawson quickly comes back with a clothesline. Wilder tags in, and Dawson drops him on Hardy with a leg drop for a two count.

We come back from the break to see Bray Wyatt tagged in. Wyatt hits The Revival and Dallas with uranages. Axel blocks it. Dawson comes in and hits a sunset flip while Wyatt gives Axel a German suplex. Wilder tries to give Wyatt a suicide dive, but Wyatt counters with a uranage on the apron. Dallas then clotheslines Wyatt down on the floor. Hardy goes to the top rope, but Dawson cuts him off. Hardy then gives a superplex to the floor onto the rest of the competitors!

Everyone takes their time getting to their feet. Wyatt gets Dawson in the ring and attacks. Axel blinds tags in. Wyatt goes for Sister Abigail on The Revival, but they fight out and hit the Shatter Machine. Axel then runs in and throws Dawson into Wilder. Axel then covers Wyatt for the win.

Winners and still RAW Tag Team Champions: The B-Team

Backstage: The B-Team, Roman Reigns

Roman Reigns is walking backstage. The B-Team come up to him celebrating big time. They tell him not to sleep on The B-Team. Reigns looks confused and keeps walking. We’ll hear from Roman Reigns, next.

Backstage: Kurt Angle, Dolph Ziggler, Drew McIntyre

Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre return the contract to Kurt Angle. Ziggler has a problem with the fact that Rollins is allowed to have someone in his corner. Angle says he could remove that, but that would mean McIntyre cannot be in his corner.

In-Ring: Roman Reigns, Paul Heyman, Brock Lesnar

Roman Reigns makes his way to the ring to his usual mixed reception. Reigns looks completely focused. Reigns says, “Leave this place better than I found it.” That’s something he tells himself everyday in his position. The truth is he’s never going to be able to accomplish that goal with Brock Lesnar here. That means it’s time for Brock Lesnar to go. Reigns is sick and tired of hearing about him, talking about him, looking at him, the lies, and the rumors. It ends this Sunday at SummerSlam. At SummerSlam, he’s taking back his Universal Championship. Reigns is going to send Lesnar so far back into UFC that he’ll find his head stuck in Dana White’s ass.

“Ladies and gentlemen… my name is Paul Heyman, and not to steal a line from anyone on Smackdown, but it’s a new day, yes it is!” If he were to steal a line from Smackdown, he’d steal it from The Usos, who are the future of the WWE tag team division. Speaking of the future of the division in WWE, he’s laying his eyes on the #1 Contender for the Universal Title, Roman Reigns. Reigns says Heyman must be confused, but this might be good. Heyman was able to cry on cue last week, so he’s interested in what he’s go to say this week. Reigns invites him in the ring. Heyman says this is Reigns’ week of history. Why wait until Sunday to make history? Reigns can start making history right here and now. Heyman isn’t sure if he heard what he said to Renee Young last week about Reigns not standing a chance against Brock Lesnar… unless Heyman tells Reigns every one of Lesnar’s dirty, big secrets. Heyman knows Reigns thinks he can beat Lesnar for the Universal Title this Sunday, but with Paul Heyman in his corner he’ll be coming in knowing that he will beat Brock Lesnar this Sunday and become the Universal Champion. Heyman extends his hand, and a “YES” chant breaks out.

Reigns says Heyman just doesn’t get that he already knows all of this. Reigns beat Brock Lesnar at Saudi Arabia. Lesnar wouldn’t have made it out of the cage if he didn’t spear him through it. It would have ended quicker if not for Heyman. Heyman says he is guilty as charged. Hopefully the sins of the father won’t reach his children. Heyman isn’t here to talk about the past. Heyman is a visionary and looking at the future. Heyman sees exactly one week from today this vision: “Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Paul Heyman and I am the advocate for the reigning, defending, undisputed Universal Champion, Roman Reigns!” Heyman extends his hand again, and Reigns just looks at him. Reigns says Heyman is trying, but it’s not good enough. Reigns was groomed at a young age for this position. His father taught him how to swim with sharks in this business. His father also taught him to recognize the sharks in this business that are drowning. Heyman is drowning. Reigns wishes him luck in his future endeavors. Heyman says Reigns is correct in that he’s drowning with his knowledge riding in the car with his uncle Afa and father Sika. Reigns’ father taught him something that he taught all of his sons. This came from the heart because it was taught in Samoan. Heyman speaks Samoan to Reigns, and he looks impressed. Heyman says he knows it because his father taught it to him. Heyman begs him to think it over and not give his answer tonight. Reigns can give him his answer at SummerSlam. Heyman hands him a piece of paper. Reigns looks it over… and Heyman sprays him with pepper spray! Heyman sprays him multiple times before leaving the ring.

A stagehand helps Reigns out until Brock Lesnar’s music hits! The WWE Universal Champion eagerly makes his way to the ring and hands the championship to Heyman. Lesnar looks at Reigns and starts kneeing away at his ribs. Lesnar then grabs him and takes him out with a guillotine choke! Reigns is unconscious, and Lesnar leaves the ring. Lesnar and Heyman walk up the ramp, but Reigns comes to. Lesnar runs down and gives Reigns an F5! Lesnar stands over Reigns before leaving the ring. Lesnar and Heyman then walk to the back.

Titus Worldwide and Bobby Roode vs. The Authors of Pain and Mojo Rawley

The AOP quickly gets the advantage over Apollo Crews. While Rezar has Crews in a neck vice, they show another picture-in-picture SummerSlam commercial. After the commercial, Crews takes Rezar down with enzuigiris. Rawley tags in and knocks Titus O’Neil off the apron. Bobby Roode tags in and knocks Rawley back. Roode hits a diving clothesline off the top rope. Rawley reverses a whip to the corner, but Roode come back with a blockbuster. Rezar runs in, but O’Neil clotheslines him out of the ring. Rawley knocks O’Neil out of the ring. Roode then gives Rawley a Glorious DDT for the win.

Winners by Pinfall: Titus Worldwide and Bobby Roode

Video Package: Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart

A video package is played in memory of Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart.

Sasha Banks (w/ Bayley) vs. Ruby Riott (w/ The Riott Squad)

They lock up, and Banks wrenches the arm. Riott quickly forearms her and clubs her down. Riott hits the ropes, but Banks hits a hip toss. The Riott Squad grabs at Bank’s feet, but it doesn’t stop her. She rolls up Riott for a two count. Banks applies an arm bar and keeps her grounded. Riott fights up and sends her into the ropes. Riott gets a roll-up for a two count. Banks goes for the Bank Statement, but Riott gets out of the ring. Riott avoids a baseball slide, but Banks comes back with a kick to the face. Riott pulls Banks into the steel steps. Banks gets her hand caught in one of the hand holes in the steps, and Riott kicks the steps. Michael Cole thought we were going to commercial, but it doesn’t happen. Riott gets Banks in the ring and continues to attack the injured hand.

We come back from the break to see Riott still working on the arm. Bankd eventually comes back with an arm drag and tries to take her down. Banks elbows her in the face and hits a suicide dive on Sarah Logan. Banks knees Riott in the face, but Liv Morgan pulls her off the apron. Bayley then wipes out Morgan with a clothesline. Riott capitalizes on all the distractions by rolling Banks up for the win.

Winner by Pinfall: Ruby Riott

Backstage: Kurt Angle, Baron Corbin

Kurt Angle is backstage with Baron Corbin. A stagehand says there is no sign of Seth Rollins. Corbin says one of RAW’s biggest matches at SummerSlam might not happen because Angle waited until the last minute. Corbin says Angle can’t wait any longer. Angle angrily walks off.

Contract Signing: Kurt Angle, Dolph Ziggler, Drew McIntyre, Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose

RAW General Manager Kurt Angle is in the ring for the contract signing. Angle wants to address the attack on Roman Reigns by Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman. Luckily medical personnel said Reigns will still be able to compete at SummerSlam. Angle says he won’t suspend Lesnar or strip him of the title. He wants Reigns to go in on Sunday, kick Lesnar’s ass, and bring the Universal Championship back to Monday Night RAW each and every week. Angle says Lesnar is the worst Universal Champion of all time.

Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre make their entrances. Ziggler says Seth Rollins isn’t here, so it’s time to call it. McIntyre says Angle cannot afford to lose another match. Even if Reigns couldn’t compete, Angle would prop him up and carry him out to protect his job. Ziggler says if this match isn’t happening, he can go do a standup comedy set instead. Angle introduces Rollins twice, but he doesn’t come out. Ziggler says the match is off. McIntyre says with all the beatings they’ve laid on Rollins, he’s run away. Ziggler says Rollins was a great champion. Rollins knows he can’t beat them, so he quit. McIntyre says Rollins was the architect of his own downfall. Ziggler says Rollins busted his ass for the WWE Universe and that is a one way street. They forget. This fickle audience forgets. They love when Seth burns it down, but they forget they used to love when he stole the show. It means nothing. The second you feel slighted or the shiny object loses it’s luster, the crowd turns their backs. It’s easy to be around for the good times, but not one of them stayed for the hard times. For the first time in his life, someone truly has his back. This guy doesn’t accompany him to the ring and ride his coattails. This psychopath pushes him every single night for the betterment of the company and the entire world. Ziggler doesn’t care about the people or stealing the show. They do whatever the hell they want, and they took the whole damn thing over.

Ziggler tells Angle to hand him the contract and make it a Seth Rollins forfeit. Angle looks at the contract and hands it to Ziggler. Ziggler signs the contract and hands it back to Angle. All of a sudden, Seth Rollins’ music hits, and he makes his way to the ring. Rollins apologizes to the crowd for having to sit through a Ziggler therapy session. Rollins says he’s been here a while, but he didn’t want to come out before Ziggler signed the contract. If he came out before, Ziggler wouldn’t sign after hearing what he has to say. Rollins was delayed by travel issues, but not his travel issues. The clause about having a partner in his corner at SummerSlam is intentional. Rollins is tired of dealing with them 2-on-1. Since Ziggler has the Scottish psychopath in his corner, he figured he’d better have a lunatic in his.

The crowd comes unglued as Dean Ambrose’s music hits! Ambrose comes out with a shorter hair and a full beard! McIntyre throws the desk out of the ring. Rollins and Ambrose get in the ring and attack Ziggler and McIntyre. Rollins superkicks McIntyre, and Ambrose finishes him off with Dirty Deeds! The crowd is on their feet for Ambrose! Rollins then signs the contract.

Quick Match Results

* Ember Moon def. Alexa Bliss via DQ (non-title)
* Constable Baron Corbin def. Tyler Breeze
* Finn Balor and Braun Strowman def. Jinder Mahal and Kevin Owens
* The B-Team def. The Deleters of Worlds and The Revival to retain the RAW Tag Team Championships
* Titus Worldwide and Bobby Roode def. The Authors of Pain and Mojo Rawley
* Ruby Riott def. Sasha Banks

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