WWE Raw Results
Show : WWE
Raw
Venue : Cincinnati, Ohio
Date : 26
Sep 2016
WWE Raw Results
We
go straight into the field to see the cheering group. Roman Reigns' music hits,
and the WWE United States Champion advances toward the ring. We're kicking this
evening's hotshot with a United States Championship match. Rusev is as of now
in the ring.
Still
photographs are appeared of Roman Reigns versus Rusev from the previous
evening's Clash of Champions. Rules crushed Rusev to win the WWE United States
Championship.
WWE United States Championship Match
Rusev w/Lana versus Roman Reigns
The
ringer rings, and they circle the ring before Rusev brings him down with a
front facelock. Rusev snaps up on it and snares the leg to get a one number.
Rusev keeps on attempting to bind him, however Reigns keeps battling up. Rusev
keeps the front facelock connected before Reigns turns out with a hammerlock.
Rusev battles up, and Reigns applies a side headlock. Rusev whips him off,
however Reigns shoulder squares him down twice before bringing him down with a
headlock. Rules is getting cheered significantly all the more this evening.
Rusev pulls the hair and applies a head-scissor. Rules kips up out of it, yet
Rusev rapidly brings him withdraw before applying a waistlock. Rules battles up
and counters with a headlock takeover. Rusev battles up and counters out with a
back suplex. Rusev shoulders him in the back before stepping the back. Rusev
associates with a suplex for a two number. Rusev shoulders him in the back a
couple times before Reigns returns with some right hands. Rusev rapidly
controls him to the corner, yet Reigns evades a torrential slide. Reigns clubs
away at him in the corner nine times before associating with a right hand.
Rules moves him up and tries for the lifting powerbomb, however Reigns' back
gives out. Rusev then brings him down with a fall-away pummel. Rules takes off
of the ring to recuperate.
We
return from the break to see Rusev insulting the group while Reigns is down on
the mat. Rules gradually gets to his feet, and Rusev punches him directly down.
Rusev sends him into the ropes and applies a huge squeeze. Rusev holds it on
for some time before Reigns breaks his grasp and punches him. Rules punches him
back before hitting the ropes, however Rusev rapidly returns with a dropkick.
Rusev pulls him up and executes a gutwrench suplex for a two number. Rusev hits
a second gutwrench suplex for the same result. Rusev mounts him and punches
away at him. Rusev gets up and kicks him in the ribs. Rusev torrential slides
him against the ropes and gets another two number. Rusev instantly does a
reversal to the shoulder embrace. Rules battles up, yet he has a whip to the
corner switched. Rules rapidly pops out of the corner and clotheslines him
down.
Rules
gets up and begins punching him before having a whip switched. Rules rapidly
brings him down with two clotheslines before hitting a jumping clothesline.
Reigns sizes him up and torrential slides him in the corner before huge booting
him down. Rules sets up for the Superman Punch, however Rusev counters with a
giant squeeze. Rusev brings him close to the ropes, and they both go over the
top rope! Rules' legs smacked on the back of Rusev's head in transit down!
We
return from the break to see Rusev moves Reigns into the ring to get a close
fall. Amid the business, Rusev drove Reigns' once more into the ring post. Back
to real to life, Rusev props him up on the top rope and punches him. Rusev goes
for a superplex, however Reigns punches out of it and head-butts him down to
the mat. Rules then takes off the second rope with a jumping clothesline. Both
men are down. Rusev pulls himself up in the corner. Rules charges him, however
Rusev counters with a boot to the face. Rusev charges out of the corner,
however Reigns gets him with a Samoan Drop for a close fall. Rules goes for a
powerbomb, however his back gives out. Rusev gets out and goes for a
roundhouse, yet Reigns ducks it. They exchange punches before Rusev floors him
with a turning heel kick for a close fall. Rusev gives him some falling
head-butts for another two tally. Rusev then goes to the top rope, yet Reigns
appears and punches him off the top rope to the floor. Rules sends him flying
with a baseball slide before placing him in the ring. Rusev kicks him in the
head as he returns into the ring and grabs a close fall. Rusev is skeptical.
Rusev
goes for a running kick, yet Reigns stays away from it. Rules goes for a
Superman Punch, yet Rusev gets him for a waistlock. Rules punches out of it and
hits the ropes, however Rusev superkicks him down for a close fall! Rusev
signals for the Accolade. Rusev steps the spine and goes for a moment step,
however Reigns turns over and pieces it. Rules pushes him away and floors him
with a Superman Punch for a close fall. Rules can't trust it! Reigns sets up in
the corner, and the group is on their feet. Lana gets on the cook's garment for
the diversion, yet Reigns discovers the running kick. Rules pushes him out of
the ring, goes outside, and associates with a Drive By Dropkick. Rules skips
Rusev off the means before punching him over the blockade. The official
excludes them, as they battle through the group.
Twofold
Count-Out
Roman
Reigns is still the WWE United States Champion
Rules
and Rusev skip each other off a few segments in the group before advancing back
to ringside. Rusev sends Reigns into the blockade various times before Reigns
battles back. Rules then sends Rusev hard into the blockade. Rules jumps off
the steel ventures for a Superman Punch, however Rusev hits him in the ribs
with a steel seat! Rusev splits the seat off Reigns' harmed back before placing
him in the ring. Rusev gets in and sizes up his prey. Rusev smacks the seat off
the mat a couple times before charging, however Reigns lances him down to a
major pop from the group. Rules gets the seat, and a "YES" serenade
breaks out. Rules appears as though he's going to strike him with the seat,
however he rather sets it up, which causes the group of onlookers to moan, and
takes a seat before lifting up the WWE United States Championship. Rules' music
plays, however he then gets up and breaks it off Rusev has returned to the
pleasure of the group! Rusev escapes the ring as Reigns stances for the group.
The
business for WWE 2K17 show, including an appearance by the as of late
discharged Alberto Del Rio.
The
New Day will guard their RAW Tag Team Championships against Gallows and
Anderson in a Clash of Champions rematch. Coming up next, we'll get
notification from Mick Foley.
Mick
Foley talks about the dubious end to the Best of 7 Series
The
RAW General Manager, Mick Foley, is in the ring. We see still photographs of
the totally merciless match amongst Cesaro and Sheamus that finished when the
official decided neither one of the mans could proceed. Foley says at Clash of
Champions the previous evening, Sheamus and Cesaro finished their Best of 7
Series in an exciting match that finished because of restorative stoppage.
Their Best of 7 Series finished in a draw. Foley says he'd like to welcome both
contenders over here.
Sheamus
is presented in the first place, and he turns out with his left knee and right
elbow all secured. Sheamus limps down to the ring. Cesaro is out by a major
gathering. Cesaro alters his neck, which must hurt after the messed up suicide
plunge. Foley begins to talk, yet Sheamus cuts him off. Sheamus asks how this
is even a talk. At the point when Mick Foley made the Best of 7 Series, he said
that the man that the most physically prevailing would get a title opportunity.
Cesaro says that is the reason he's here. Sheamus says Foley let them know both
that. Sheamus advises the group to be peaceful. Sheamus says they beat the
hellfire out of each other the previous evening and doesn't need a "wishy
washy" reaction. Foley said the man that was the most physically
overwhelming would get a title opportunity. On the off chance that that is not
him, he doesn't recognize what arrangement Foley was viewing. Cesaro says he was
remaining in the ring the previous evening prepared to battle while Sheamus was
hurrying without end in the stroll of disgrace. Sheamus says he was dragged out
by four individuals and needed to battle. Cesaro says he could have through
them. They backpedal and forward over who is the most predominant before Foley
yells, "Enough!" Sheamus says he is superior to anything Cesaro and
is finished with him.
Foley
says Sheamus is correct… as is Cesaro. They both demonstrated they could be
physically predominant and drew out the best in each other. Foley can't in
great inner voice say one was a champ and one was a failure. Subsequent to
taking some real time to contemplating, he's going to allow them two title open
doors. These are not separate open doors. They'll be having the same title
opportunity. They'll be fighting together for the WWE Tag Team Championships!
Cesaro says he just experienced a Best of 7 Series and won't impart a ring to
him. Sheamus likewise contends the choice. Foley says they don't need to like
it, however that is his choice. In the event that they choose to do it, they'll
confront the champs of the accompanying match.
The
New Day advances toward the ring, as Cesaro tosses his amplifier down in
disdain. Cesaro escapes the ring and clears out. The RAW Tag Team Championships
will be hanging in the balance, next.
Crude Tag Team Championships Match
The New Day (c's) versus Scaffold and Anderson
We
join the match in advancement. Karl Anderson sends Kofi Kingston into the
ropes, however Kingston dropkicks him down. Kingston and Big E speak to The New
Day. Kingston baseball slides Luke Gallows down before he assaults Big E.
Anderson goes over the top rope, however Kingston punches him. Kingston gets in
the ring, ducks a clothesline, and kicks him down. The New Day begins the
unicorn charge before Gallows pulls Big E off the smock and boots him down.
Anderson then thumps Kingston over the top rope. Hangman's tree then turns
Kingston back to front with a clothesline on the floor! Anderson goes outside
and sizes Kingston up before laying him out with a running boot. Anderson
places him in the ring for a two check. Hangman's tree is labeled in, and he
clubs away at Kingston before giving him an uppercut. Scaffold charges, yet
Kingston boots him in the face. Hangman's tree prevents him from making a tag
and sends him into the ropes, yet Kingston springboards off the ropes.
Hangman's tree counters him by giving him a chokeslam for a close fall.
We
return from the break to see Kingston attempt to tag Big E, yet Anderson stops
him. Anderson brings him down with a running sit-out powerbomb for a two check.
Hangman's tree is labeled in, and he tosses Kingston to the corner before
punching him and associating with a major kick. Hangman's tree falls off the
second rope and eats a boot. Anderson rapidly labels in, however Kingston stays
away from a head-butt.
Enormous
E is labeled in, and he hits Anderson with a couple of tummy to-stomach
overhead suplexes before hitting a paunch to-gut side suplex. Huge E rotates
before clotheslining Gallows out of the ring. Kingston then clotheslines
Gallows on the floor. Anderson rapidly rolls Big E up for a two tally. Huge E
sends Anderson into the corner and charges, however Anderson avoids him and Big
E hits the ring post bear first. Anderson brings him down with a running boot
for a close fall. Anderson sizes him up and charges, however Big E sends him to
the cook's garment. Enormous E then brings him out with a suicide plunge lance.
Huge E gets Anderson in the ring and labels in Kingston. Xavier Woods plays
"Taps" as they hit the Midnight Hour, however Gallows splits it up.
Hangman's tree goes for a two-gave chokeslam, yet Kingston shows him out of the
ring. Kingston gets the group going, yet Anderson escapes the ring. Enormous E
is labeled in, and Kingston grabs a head of steam, yet Gallows hauls him out of
the ring and sends him into the means. Anderson then kicks Big E in the back of
the head before falling off the second rope with a flying neckbreaker.
Hangman's tree is labeled in, and they hit Big E with the Magic Killer, yet
Kingston separates the pin! Scaffold tosses Kingston out of the ring and kicks
Woods in the head at ringside. Anderson is labeled back in, and he sizes up Big
E. Huge E labels in Kingston, who is totally busted completely open. Kingston
springboards off the top rope, yet Anderson gets him. Kingston returns with a
DDT before tossing Gallows out of the ring. Kingston then hits Anderson with Trouble
in Paradise for the win. The New Day's Tag Team Title rule will surpass 400
days.
Victors
and still RAW Tag Team Champions: The New Day
Still
photographs are appeared from the previous evening's WWE Universal Championship
headliner. Kevin Owens gave Seth Rollins a gut-buster off the second rope,
harming his ribs. Chris Jericho then kept running down and helped Owens get the
win after the ref was thumped out. Stephanie McMahon sent a second arbitrator
down once force swung to support Owens.
A
video from WWE.com is demonstrated that was recorded after Clash of Champions
finished. Stephanie McMahon kissed her significant other, Triple H, got in a
limousine with him, and drove off.
Moderate
movement footage is appeared of Kevin Owens' super gut-buster on Seth Rollins.
Rollins was looked at and it was uncovered he has harm to his ribs. Rollins is
not medicinally cleared to contend today evening time.
Coming
up today evening time, Chris Jericho will have WWE Universal Champion, Kevin
Owens, on The Highlight Reel.
We
go backstage to see Cesaro and Sheamus contending. Mick Foley strolls up and
says he's not disturbing them. He watched their match with two other WWE Hall
of Famers with mouths agape. Foley says they're two of the best hotshots he's
ever seen. He can't put them out there for an eighth match since he hazards
losing one of them for good. Once in a while, you set up together two
individuals that don't care for each other in a label group and enchantment
happens. In the event that they're willing to do it, he'll put them out in a
match this evening. Foley needs to demonstrate the WWE Universe what he's known
from the beginning: they're two of the best. Foley was exceptionally energetic
in his conveyance.
Anna Fields versus Bayley
Anna
Fields assaults Bayley at the sound of the ringer before stifling her on the
ropes. Anna keeps on gagging her on the center rope before punching her to the
corner. Bayley kicks her back, so Anna lower arms away at her and stifles her
with her boot. Anna gets a one check. Anna applies a jaw lock, yet Bayley
battles up and sends her into the corner. Bayley skips her off the turnbuckle a
couple times before sending her into it hard. Bayley tosses her down and elbows
her in the back before hitting a running clothesline. Bayley powers her to the
corner and torrential slides her. Bayley brings her down with the Bayley To
Belly for the win.
Champ
by Pinfall: Bayley
Tom
Philips gets in the ring to praise Bayley on her triumph. Philips gets some
information about missing the mark the previous evening at Clash of Champions.
Bayley says the previous evening, Charlotte and Sasha Banks demonstrated that
they're the two top abilities at this moment. In any case, that won't be the
last time they'll see her. She's simply beginning on her voyage and won't stop
until she's embracing that Women's Championship.
Stephanie
McMahon is messaging in her office when Mick Foley strolls up to her. Foley
says he sort of resembles a dolt since he had faith in her. After the previous
evening, he ventured away to keep an eye on Cesaro and the bottom falls out in
the headliner. The arbitrator is down for quite a long time, Chris Jericho was
continually meddling, and after that she helpfully chooses to discover an
official to number the win for Kevin Owens without a moment to spare. At that
point she sees Triple H and asks how it went, and she said it was great.
Stephanie cuts him off and says her better half came to lift her up in the wake
of a prolonged night of work. Triple H didn't see the show since he was
noticeable all around. Stephanie says the one thing that wasn't awesome was
what happened in the headliner. Foley was humiliated, and she says he ought to
be. Job's identity's it to secure the honesty of the headliner? Stephanie says
it's Foley's employment. She didn't contract him for his therapeutic aptitude.
They have the best specialists on the planet. She contracted him for his brains
and business intuition. Foley shouldn't give his self image a chance to act as
a burden and blame her for not doing her occupation. She approaches what he
needs to say for himself. Foley looks shaken and says he was out of line.
Stephanie says on the off chance that he needs to be a represetative, she can
get that going. On the off chance that he needs to be General Manager, she
needs him to act like it. On the off chance that Foley becomes tied up with
that paranoid fear, Seth Rollins certainly will. Rollins isn't restoratively
cleared, however he'll follow Owens. Foley must secure him whether he enjoys
him or not. Stephanie cautions him to not overlook who he works for. Foley
apologizes and tragically blunders off.
Coming
up next, we'll see the Cruiserweights in real life. Rich Swann and Cedric
Alexander go up against Lince Dorado and Drew Gulak.
A
pre-taped promo is appeared with Rich Swann and Cedric Alexander that was about
as non specific as it comes. A highlight video is appeared for Drew Gulak and
Lince Dorado individually.
Rich Swann and Cedric Alexander versus Drew Gulak and
Lince Dorado
The
arbitrator has them gone to the focal point of the ring and shake hands. Rich
Swann will begin against Lince Dorado. Dorado ducks a lock-up and brings him
down. They hit the ropes before Dorado tries for a running hurricanrana,
however Swann lands on his feet. Swann tries for a running hurricanrana, yet
Dorado lands on his feet. Dorado arm drags him down, and Swann answers back with
an arm drag. They strive for a dropkick in the meantime. They shake hands and
won't discharge. Dorado ties him up in an accommodation and hammers him down,
yet Cedric Alexander splits it up. Rich Gulak keeps running in, however
Alexander sends him out of the ring. Dorado shows Alexander out of the ring.
Swann assaults Dorado, however he's soon given a back body drop over the top
rope. Dorado goes to the top rope and takes out each of the three men (yes,
including his label group accomplice) with a moonsault to the floor.
We
return from the break to see Gulak applying a jaw lock on Swann. Swann battles
up, yet Gulak powers him to the corner and labels in Dorado. Dorado gives him a
snapmare for a two number. Dorado uppercuts him and slashes the mid-section.
Dorado sends him to the corner hard and kicks him. Dorado sends him to the
inverse corner and goes for a running dropkick, however Swann moves off the
beaten path. Dorado snatches the lower leg before he makes the tag.
Alexander
and Gulak are labeled in. Alexander elbows him down twice before giving him a
handspring jumping enzuigiri. Alexander kicks him in the head before setting
off to the cook's garment. Alexander gets him with a springboard clothesline,
however Dorado splits it up. Dorado punches Swann down. Alexander then gives
Dorado a NASTY Lumbar Check that essentially spiked him on the head. Gulak
gives Alexander a Saito Suplex. Swann is labeled in, and he kicks Gulak in the
waist. Gulak counters a jump into a move up for a two tally. Swann superkicks
him and moves him up for the win.
Victors
by Pinfall: Rich Swann and Cedric Alexander
Nick Cutler & Willis Williams versus Cesaro &
Sheamus
Cesaro
will begin the match against Nick Cutler. Cesaro gives Cutler a postponed
vertical suplex and insults Sheamus about his energy. Cesaro goes for a tag,
yet Sheamus gets off the cover and snickers at him. Cesaro scoop hammers Cutler
and slaps Sheamus on the back to label him in. They contend before Sheamus
sends Cutler to the cook's garment. Sheamus then gives him the 10 Beats of the
Bodhrán. Sheamus powers him into the ring. Cutler labels in Willis Williams.
Sheamus boots him in the waist before clotheslining him down. Cesaro labels
himself in and uppercuts Williams. A "How about we go agents"
serenade breaks out. Williams snaps Cesaro's harmed arm off the top rope.
Cutler is labeled in, and he falls off the second rope with a club to the
shoulder. They tag in and out while focusing on Cesaro's arm. Cesaro at last
uppercuts Cutler down and sends Williams out of the ring. Cesaro goes for a
Neutralizer on Cutler, however Sheamus comes in the ring and gives Williams a
Brogue Kick. Cesaro releases Cutler, so Sheamus drops him with a Brogue Kick
for good measure. Cesaro just glances around and essentially sticks Cutler for
the win.
Champs
by Pinfall: Cesaro and Sheamus
T.J.
Perkins is backstage with Tom Philips. Perkins says this is a blessing from
heaven. It's a fantasy he's had since 1998. Sometime in the past he didn't
think he'd make it. Presently he's going to contend on Monday Night RAW as the
WWE Cruiserweight Champion. As much as he's envisioned about his minute, he
never thought he'd see… that. Brian Kendrick comes into the casing. Kendrick
inquires as to whether it feels great having his blessing from heaven by
denying him of what was his. That title was revived for him. Perkins owes him the
title and his profession. Perkins says he owes him for that head-butt after the
match. Kendrick instructs him to have a ball today on the grounds that whenever
they meet in the ring, that'll be the point at which he awakens from this
fantasy. Kendrick strolls off, as Perkins looks chafed.
Charlotte
is seen strolling backstage with Dana Brooke. She's going to praise her
triumph, next.
Charlotte praises her triumph at Clash of Champions
Crude
Women's Champion, Charlotte, advances toward the ring close by Dana Brooke.
Charlotte says Clash of Champions was at the end of the day her night. She by
and by effectively safeguarded the RAW Women's Championship and demonstrated
why she is the Queen of the WWE Women's Division. She challenged the chances
and beat two of the best female competitors today. That is the distinction
amongst her and Bailey and Sasha. She doesn't simply talk the discussion – she
strolls the walk. They've heard this before on the grounds that a seemingly
endless amount of time, another contender rises. The WWE Universe supposes
that'll be the lady to oust her, however after a long time, match after match,
she frustrates the group and everybody at home. Everybody will soon realize
what she knows. She's not the huggable Bailey or the Internet Darling Sasha
Banks. She's a cash creator and the substance of this division.
Sasha
Banks' music hits, and she comes down to the ring. Sasha advises her to
moderate her part and take a look at herself. The previous evening may have
been her night, yet that is still her title. Charlotte inquires as to whether
it's her title, why is it still around her abdomen? Sasha advises her not to
interfere with her. Besides, Charlotte stuck Bailey and not her. Regardless she
owed her one-on-one rematch, and she needs it at this moment. Charlotte moans
as a "YES" serenade breaks out. Charlotte advises the workers to be
tranquil, which gets a major response. Charlotte calls her "Sasha
Wanks" and says she's a living legend in her own brain. In the same class
as Sasha supposes she will be, she's simply that greatly improved. Charlotte
says Sasha has earned it and will give the general population what they need.
Charlotte says she'll give her a title match, and she expels her robe.
Charlotte then chortles and says, "One week from now," which gets
boisterous boos. Charlotte instructs them to be tranquil. In the event that she
didn't, Sasha would cry to Mick Foley until she got her direction. Charlotte
says as much as she's humiliated Sasha and thumped her, she keeps getting move
down. In Los Angeles, she'll stay down. Sasha says she guarantees that she will
demonstrate the world that she is the substance of the Women's Division when
she reclaims the Women's Championship.
Sasha
slaps Charlotte down before applying the Bank Statement on Dana. Charlotte
splits it up, yet Sasha soon shows her out of the ring. Sasha then sends Dana
out of the ring.
Kevin
Owens will be on The Highlight Reel later this evening.
Seth
Rollins is indicated backstage. Rollins is not restoratively cleared to
contend.
Seth
Rollins is strolling with a reason backstage when Mick Foley stops him and asks
how he's inclination. Rollins says he'll be fine soon enough. There is nothing
that will prevent him from going out on The Highlight Reel. Kevin Owens is owed
something. Foley says now is not the time and place and he's not restoratively
cleared. Foley has been there some time recently. Rollins couldn't care less
about Foley's tenets. Rollins saw Stephanie get into that limo with Triple H
the previous evening. He's not going to listen to Owens boast about what
transpired. Rollins cuts Foley off as he goes to talk and says all he hears are
Stephanie's words leaving his mouth. Rollins strolls off, as Foley looks on in
displeasure.
One
week from now on RAW, T.J. Perkins will guard the WWE Cruiserweight
Championship against Brian Kendrick live at the Staples Center.
T.J. Perkins versus Tony Nese
They
shake hands before the chime rings. They circle the ring and bolt up. Nese
powers him to the corner and tosses him over the ring. Nese brings him down
with a waistlock before tweaking the arm. Perkins turns out and goes for a
head-scissor, yet Nese does a cartwheel and grounds on his feet. Perkins ducks
a clothesline, however Nese runs him over with a shoulder square. Nese powers
him up for a suplex, however Perkins lands on his feet. Perkins rapidly brings
him down for a Knee Bar, yet Nese rapidly gets to the base rope. Nese escapes
the ring. Perkins gets on the smock, and Nese pulls him off. Perkins puts Nese
on the cover, yet Nese does a cartwheel and superkicks him. Nese brings him out
with a Fosbury Flop and terrains on his feet! Nese places him in the ring for a
two number.
We
return from the split to see Perkins battle up from a button lock before
applying an octopus stretch. Nese counters with a reversed gutwrench suplex for
a two check. Nese punches away at him and slashes the mid-section. The group
seems occupied by something happening off camera. Nese sends Perkins hard into
the corner, yet Perkins returns with a running hurricanrana. Perkins hits a
modified nuclear drop and catches up with a twist kick. Nese switches a whip to
the corner, yet Perkins returns with a neckbreaker. A "CM Punk"
serenade breaks out. Perkins associates with a twofold chickenwing into a
twofold knee gut-buster for a close fall. Perkins interfaces with a suplex took
after by a back suplex. Perkins goes to the top rope, however Nese cuts him
off. Perkins battles him off and boots him back. Perkins goes for a tornado
DDT, however Nese stops the force, hangs him on the top rope, and knees him in
the head for a two check. Nese goes for a pump-handle pummel, yet Perkins gets
out and dropkicks him into the ropes. Perkins interfaces with a Wrecking Ball
dropkick. Perkins catches up with the Detonation Kick and applies the Knee Bar
for the win.
Victor
by Submission: T.J. Perkins
Coming
up next, Kevin Owens will be on The Highlight Reel with his closest companion,
Chris Jericho.
It's
authentic: Charlotte will safeguard the RAW Women's Championship against Sasha
Banks one week from now on RAW.
The
Highlight Reel with extraordinary visitor Kevin Owen . Ashton Kutcher and Danny
Masterson are appeared on Twitter looking at coming to RAW one week from now
for Chris Jericho after he specified them a week ago. Chris Jericho gets in the
ring holding "The List of Jericho." Jericho says, "Calm,"
again and again, crescendoing as he does. Jericho says this is the most
foreseen Highlight Reel in WWE history. To begin with, he needs to address
Danny Masterson and Ashton Kutcher. How could they imply they're better
companions then him and Kevin Owens. That is outlandish! In the event that they
do choose to appear to Los Angeles, he'll put them on "The List of
Jericho." When he does, they're not going to like… it.
Jericho
goes to make the presentation, yet then hollers at the cameraman for shooting
him from the wrong edge. Jericho puts him on "The List of Jericho."
Seth Rollins is likewise on the rundown since he's harmed once more. The
uplifting news is that the man who put him on the harmed rundown is his visitor
this evening. He's his closest companion and longest reigning WWE Universal
Champion in the business, Kevin Owens!
WWE
Universal Champion Kevin Owens advances toward the ring. Owens and Jericho
grasp in the ring before Owens postures with the title. Owens says the set is
truly amazing. Jericho says a wiseman once said, "Individuals have been
persuaded that average quality is perfection," and that astute man is him.
The previous evening, Owens indicated what a champion should be. Owens is the
embodiment of a champion, and he's glad to call him his closest companion.
Owens says he'd be out in a suit and tie, yet this is Cincinnati, Ohio. He's
not wearing a suit for the city that produced a living, breathing, strolling
auto wreck like Dean Ambrose. Jericho says Ambrose still owes him $17,000.
Owens says he won't see it since Ambrose is a bum. Owens says he demonstrated
that he ought to have been the #1 draft pick for RAW. Owens demonstrated that
he not just has a place in the headliner — he IS the headliner. Owens
additionally demonstrated that he, not Seth Rollins, is the man. Not just did
he beat Rollins and hold his WWE Universal Championship, yet simply like
Jericho said, he hurt Rollins. Try not to feel terrible for Rollins on the
grounds that what happened the previous evening was karma. For 18 months,
Rollins called himself the man, and he was. Simply take a gander at the rundown
of individuals he harmed: John Cena, Sting, and Finn Bálor. Rollins may have been
the most unsafe man in WWE. The previous evening, he took out the most
hazardous man in WWE, so that makes him the most perilous man in WWE.
Seth
Rollins' music hits, and he storms down to the ring. Security instantly runs
out and gets before him to keep him from coming into the ring. Mick Foley
strolls up and tries to prevail upon Rollins. Owens advises Foley not listen to
the general population. Owens lets him know this is his time and Rollins needs
to go. Rollins in the long run heads to the back. Jericho says the group didn't
care for that since they need to see Rollins beat them up.
Enzo
and Big Cass' music hits, and they turn out to a major gathering. Enzo and Big
Cass have custom receivers. Enzo does his typical shtick while the group
serenades along. Jericho says he has this. A "How you doin'" serenade
breaks out. Jericho says they're doing fine and dandy. Is there any valid
reason why they wouldn't be? They're closest companions, large and in charge,
and the WWE Universal Champion. Everything was going fine until they intruded
on them. That implies they're on the rundown! Owens rectifies Jericho's
spelling. Enzo says he resembles Santa Claus. Jericho says, "Perhaps I am
Santa Claus. Perhaps I'll descend there and sit on your lap!" Jericho
knows he made a mistake. Enormous Cass asks what he said, and Jericho denies
saying anything. Enormous Cass rehashes what he said, yet Jericho says he said
he was going to punch him in the face. They do a reversal and forward until Big
Cass inquires as to whether Jericho truly said that. A "YES" serenade
breaks out.
Owens
says it doesn't make a difference since he'll punch them in the mouth. Jericho
says they would, yet they don't have a match with these two. Enormous Cass says
they saw Mick Foley backstage, and they have a match against them right here in
Cincinnati, Ohio! The group gives that a major pop.
T.J.
Perkins will shield the WWE Cruiserweight Championship against Brian Kedrick
one week from now on RAW. We'll additionally see Charlotte protect the RAW
Women's Championship against Sasha Banks.
Chris Jericho and Kevin Owens versus Enzo and Big Cass
Chris
Jericho will begin the match against Enzo Amore. They circle the ring, and
Jericho kicks and punches him. Jericho is wrestling in dark cowhide pants. Enzo
whips him off, yet Jericho shoulder pieces him down. Jericho hits the ropes,
and Enzo dropkicks him down. Enzo hits an arm drag and a changed jawbreaker for
a one check. Jericho rapidly runs over to Owens and embraces him before
labeling him in. Owens insults Big Cass, who is labeled in. Owens punches away
at him as he's labeled in. Cass punches him before labeling Enzo in.
Cass sends Enzo into Owens before tossing
Jericho over the top rope. Cass then military presses Enzo out of the ring onto
Jericho and Owens. Enormous Cass is labeled in, and he places Owens in the
ring. Owens rapidly knees him in the waist and clubs the back. Jericho is
labeled in, and he hacks Cass' mid-section. Cass returns with a walkway pummel.
Owens keeps running in, and he gets a walkway hammer. Cass charges, however
Jericho pulls the top rope down to get him out of the ring. Owens is labeled
in, and he assaults Cass at ringside before sending him into the ring post.
We
return from the break to see Owens applying a jaw lock to Cass. Cass battles up
and gets out with a back suplex. Enzo and Jericho are labeled in. Enzo hits
Jericho with some flying lower arms and punches away at him in the corner. Enzo
does the running man and brings him down. Enzo goes to the top rope and does a
touch before hitting a cross-body hinder for a two check. Enzo knees Owens in
the face before elbowing Jericho back. Owens pushes Enzo off the second rope,
and Jericho moves him up for a two tally. Jericho puts Enzo on the smock. Owens
holds Enzo's feet while Jericho wipes him out with a springboard dropkick.
Owens sends Enzo into the blockade. Owens gets on the smock and taunts the
running man move. Owens places Enzo in the ring and steps his hand. Owens hacks
the mid-section and talks some junk. Owens gags him with his shin in the
corner. Owens occupies the official, and Jericho exploits by gagging Enzo.
Owens cleaves Enzo's mid-section and labels in Jericho. Jericho kicks him,
derides the "Enzo" serenade, and hits a postponed vertical suplex.
Owens shouts that Jericho is the lead artist of Fozzy. Jericho keeps on
assaulting Enzo before putting him on the top rope. Jericho goes for a
superplex, however Enzo punches him down.
Enzo
jumps, however Jericho dropkicks him out of mid-air. Owens labels in, and he
gives Enzo a scoop pummel before straightening him with a senton sprinkle for a
two check. Owens contends with the official before kneeing Enzo in the face.
Jericho is labeled back in, and he kicks Enzo before slapping him in the face.
Enzo battles back and hits the ropes, however Jericho gives him a back elbow
for a two check. Jericho holds him, however Enzo gets out. Jericho rapidly
brings him down with a clothesline. Jericho goes for a Lionsault, however Enzo
gets his knees up.
Huge
Cass and Owens are labeled in. Cass hits a couple of shoulder pieces before
thumping Jericho off the cover. Cass hits Owens with a fall-away pummel before
putting Jericho on the smock. Cass sprinkles owens in the corner before giving
Jericho a major boot out of mid-air. Cass scoop hammers Owens down before
dropping the Empire Elbow. Cass gives Jericho a winding powerslam. Owens keeps
away from a sprinkle in the corner, and he kicks Cass down. Owens sets up for a
cannonball, however Cass appears and huge boots him down. Enzo is labeled in,
and they go for Bada Boom Shakalaka, yet Jericho slaps Cass. Cass sends Jericho
to the cook's garment and enormous boots him to the floor. Enzo hits a plunging
DDT on Owens, however he kicks out. Owens soon turns Enzo back to front with a
clothesline. Owens then lays him out with a Powerbomb for the win.
Champs
by Pinfall: Chris Jericho and Kevin Owens
Quick Results
*
Rusev versus Roman Reigns went to a Double Count-Out (WWE US Championship
Match)
*
The New Day def. Scaffold and Anderson to hold the RAW Tag Team Championships
*
Bayley def. Anna Fields
*
Rich Swann and Cedric Alexander def. Drew Gulak and Lince Dorado
*
Cesaro and Sheamus def. Scratch Cutler and Willis Williams
*
T.J. Perkins def. Tony Nese (non-title)
*
Chris Jericho and Kevin Owens def. Enzo and Big Cass
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