As it turns out, WWE is back on tonight's episode.
The August 10 airing of WWE Raw is live this evening at 8/7c on Netflix from the Scope Arena in Norfolk, Virginia.
‘WWE Then. Now. To add further context, together.’ airs as always to get the broadcast started. Forever. We then see the usual show-opening Superstar arrivals.
Royce Keys Injured The commentators say Royce Keys suffered a bruised larynx and a cervical strain. He is out of action indefinitely.
Soo Sikoa & Jey Uso Kicks Things Off Solo Sikoa appears in the live crowd and is mocking The Uso’s theme song. Sikoa asks if he’s in the right place.. Meanwhile, A “Solo” chant picks up. Sikoa says he’s now in their city. Sikoa says The Bloodline took out his boy, Royce Keys. Sikoa is here to handle some family business.
And he looks none too pleased with his little brother, “Headline match” Jey Uso comes out to the ring. Uso looks into the those in attendance, where Sikoa is mocking him. The crowd has set sights on Uso to run it back, still he doesn’t. Uso asks, “You really wanna do this, little brother? Additionally, you want to air out our family laundry in front of the whole world to see again?”
Uso says Sikoa knows how to fix this issue. The Tribal Chief called the play, so Uso needs Sikoa to fall in line. Equally important, sikoa incredulously asks, “Fall in line?” Sikoa asks how that worked out for Uso. To add further context, did Uso fall in line because it looks like he fell off? Sikoa says Uso was a World Champion.
Uso secured the Royal Rumble and outperformed Gunther at The showcase of the immortals. In a connected development, every time the people heard his music, the kids were happy. The crowd signals for Uso to run it back. Sikoa says that’s all out the window and says it sucks to be Uso now. Interestingly enough, sikoa already told him that he’s not coming back to the family.
As do the people of Virginia, sikoa loves where he’s at. The live crowd roars and starts a “Solo” chant. Uso changed his diapers. In a separate but related matter, uso can tell his Tribal Chief… Uso cuts him off and says, “Man, shut your cocky, spoiled, disrespectful ass up, Solo!” Uso says he raised and fed him.
The whole reason he’s here is because of The Usos. The reason why Sikoa has a sizable house and his family is set for life is because of The Bloodline. Sikoa thinks this is a game, yet they’ll handle this the only way their family knows. Uso versus Sikoa, during tonight's broadcast! The spectators cheers.
When he wins, Sikoa will fall in line, while this is his warning shot! Uso will deliver his ass, first class, to The Tribal Chief. On another front, sikoa pretends to duck the warning shot and checks on the people behind him. It's worth noting that sikoa tells him to calm down.
He then finally responds and says, “I accept.” Sikoa says that when he beats Uso, Uso and this messed-up family can leave him alone. This is Uso’s warning shot.. Meanwhile, Hah!” Sikoa nods as the those in attendance chuckles. Sikoa says, “Pew!. Meanwhile, Uso paces in the ring.
Behind the scenes With The Bloodline “Headline contest” Jey Uso is walking off-camera when he finds Jimmy Uso and Jacob Fatu. Fatu asks what he’s doing. Fatu says it sounds like Jey is running the play by himself and forgetting about them. Jey says he’s trying to handle the Solo problem.
Jey says he’ll personally bring Sikoa back to the family, something Fatu couldn’t do. Fatu warns Jey to bring Sikoa back. “Main Special event” Jey Uso battles Solo Sikoa on the night's program on Raw. If Jey Uso wins, he’ll deliver Solo Sikoa to Roman Reigns. To add further context, the event moves on from there.
No. 1 Contender TournamentPenta vs, while laredo Kid To the ring we go for our maiden battle of the evening — on another front, a Penta video package airs first. And then the bell sounds to get things launched into, we then see the two make their respective ring entrances. Penta goes to shake Laredo Kid’s hand, still Kid refuses. Penta wrenches his arm, but Kid flips through and hits a waist-lock takeover.
Penta hits an arm drag and applies a side headlock. Equally important, kid whips Penta off, drops down, and leapfrogs him before going for a rolling head-scissor takeover — though Penta kicks him in the ribs. Penta charges him in the corner, but Kid moves. Kid twists away from an attack and kicks him in the head.
Kid goes to the top rope and hits a missile dropkick.. Meanwhile, Penta rolls out of the ring to recover. Kid sets up for a suicide dive, still Penta kicks him in the head. Penta hits a crossbody block before hitting the ropes, ducking a clothesline, and hitting a running hurricanrana.
The live crowd chants, “Let’s go, Penta!” Kid pulls Penta out of the ring and punches him before bouncing him off the ring apron. Kid goes to the top rope and hits a massive moonsault block to the floor. Kid rolls Penta into the ring and taunts the crowd.
Kid goes to the initial rope for a twisting senton. On that note, the program shifts gears and settles into a mid-encounter commercial break as the action continues. Kid comes off the second rope with another twisting senton for a near fall. When the show returns, we see the match still ongoing.
We see Kid climb to the second rope for the ten punches on Penta. Additionally, penta shoves him off and boots him back. On the flip side Kid does a handstand on the top rope, penta goes to drop him on the apron. Interestingly enough, penta superkicks him before hitting a reverse sling blade. Beyond that, penta hits a pair of tilt-a-whirl backbreakers before kicking him in the face in the corner.
Penta does a handstand slingshot basement dropkick for a two-count. Penta sets up for a Penta Driver, but Kid gets out and hits a poisonrana. Kid slaps the mat in frustration. Kid goes to the top rope and connects with a 450 splash for a two-count.
Kid gets the those in attendance clapping and signals for the end. Kid charges, on the other hand Penta superkicks him. Kid reverses a whip, but Penta hits a slingshot backstabber for a near fall. Penta is in disbelief — penta hits the ropes, but Kid forearms him in the jaw. Furthermore, penta and Kid exchange chops and forearms.
Penta responds with a superkick and hits the ropes, though Kid punches him in the babyface. To add further context, kid rolls out of the ring to recover. Kid hits the ropes, but Penta drops him with a superkick. In a separate but related matter, penta hits the ropes and hits a tope con hilo. Penta rolls Kid into the ring.
He hits Kid with a Penta Driver for a close two-count. Penta charges for a Mexican Destroyer, but Kid counters with a Michinoku Driver. Kid goes to the top rope for a twisting splash, but Penta moves. Interestingly enough, penta follows up with a Mexican Destroyer for the win to advance. He will now crowd favorite either Psycho Clown or La Parka in the Semifinals.
Winner and ADVANCING: Penta
In the gorilla position area With The Vision After the commentators plug ticket on-sale for the Road to Royal Rumble 2027 tour, we head behind the curtain where Byron Saxton is with The Vision. Saxton asks about the poor blood between The Vision and the Alpha Academy. Logan Paul says the Alpha Academy are losers.
The only bad blood is Otis’ blood pressure — maxxine Dupri puts over her boyfriend, Austin Theory. Theory says he’s going to give Akira Tozawa the ass-kicking he deserves. Theory says he deserves Dupri. To add further context, paul, Theory, and Dupri walk off, but a focused Bron Breakker stays behind.
Saxton asks if he wants to say something. To add further context, breakker asks Saxton what he thinks of Oba Femi. Breakker asks if Saxton thinks Femi is the future — saxton cautiously says he likes him. Saxton says, “That’s what Brock Lesnar expressed.” Breakker says Saxton sounds like Paul Heyman, and he walks off.
Austin Theory vs, and akira Tozawa Back inside the stadium we go.. Meanwhile, The Vision make their way out. World Duo Champion Austin Theory heads to the ring with Maxxine Dupri and Logan Paul. World Tag Team Champion Bron Breakker soon joins them. We head to a break. Theory battles Akira Tozawa when we comeback.
Austin Theory in a flash takes Akira Tozawa down before shouldering him in the midsection in the corner. Theory takes Tozawa’s headband and puts it on. As an added layer to this, knocking him out of the ring, tozawa fights back and hits a flying hurricanrana. Tozawa sets up for a dive, but Theory hits a rolling thunder clothesline, turning him inside out.
In the ring, Theory whips Tozawa hard into the corner. Theory talks trash to him before slamming his babyface off the ring canvas. Theory stomps Tozawa in front of Dupri — tozawa fights up, though Theory cuts him off. Interestingly enough, tozawa flips through a back suplex attempt and kicks him.
Theory takes it to Tozawa. Tozawa fights back, though Theory hits a butterfly suplex for a two-count. Theory applies a rear chin lock. Tozawa fights up, but Theory cuts him off with a backbreaker. Bron Breakker is in a catatonic state, not watching this clash. In a separate but related matter, breakker is obsessed with visions of Oba Femi.
Theory ducks a spin kick and hits a swinging backbreaker. Theory gets out of the ring to pose with The Vision, while breakker watches on, uninterested. We head to a mid-match break. She kisses Theory in front of Tozawa. When we arrival back, Theory is taunting Tozawa in front of Dupri.
Theory throws Tozawa into the ring and poses on the apron. Yet Tozawa avoids it before hitting a spike DDT, theory goes for a rolling thunder clothesline. The audience cheers for Tozawa as he gets to his feet. Tozawa hits a running boot to the babyface in the corner, followed by a shining wizard and a senton splash for a near fall.
Tozawa is fired up and rips his shirt off à la Hulk Hogan. Adding to the story, tozawa kicks Theory in the chest several times before kicking him in the jaw. Theory poses with Dupri. Theory swiftly catches Tozawa before crushing him with an Offswitch for the win. Theory isn’t done with Tozawa and begins punching away at him.
Theory goes outside to celebrate with The Vision. Raw General Manager Adam Pearce runs down with other WWE officials to stop this before it gets out of control. Dupri hands Theory a chair and lovingly tells him he has to crush Tozawa. In the ring, Bron Breakker sizes Tozawa up for a Spear, but Oba Femi’s music hits.
Femi struts down to the ring and sizable boots Theory down in the aisleway. Femi and Breakker never take their eyes off each other. Femi gets on the apron and gets in the ring, however Pearce and the WWE officials immediately get between them. Breakker smiles at the intense Femi. Meanwhile, nothing happens between them.
Winner: Austin Theory
Behind the curtain With Rey Mysterio, Dragon Lee & Dominik Mysterio
Cathy Kelly asks AAA General Manager Rey Mysterio about the showdown between Penta and Laredo Kid. Mysterio says Roman Reigns will have his hands full when they get to Mexico City. On another front, aAA Mega Champion “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio is furious that he wasn’t also mentioned to the tournament. Dragon Lee comes up and thanks Mysterio for the opportunity.
Which is how he got here in the first place, rey says he didn’t think Dominik needed another handout. In a connected development, lee tells Dominik to have some respect. Dominik says he’ll presentation him who the real King of the Luchadores is. Lee will ask Adam Pearce for a clash against Dominik.
Stephanie Vaquer And Becky Lynch Talk Returns & World Belt Stephanie Vaquer is walking behind the curtain. We’ll hear from her next. But debut, we head to another commercial break. The presentation returns to some Survivor Series promotion. A video package airs showing Vaquer and Becky Lynch returning on last week’s show.
Back live inside the facility, Vaquer’s theme hits and “La Primera” makes her way to the ring for our next segment of the evening. In a connected development, vaquer greets the audience and says she really missed the ring, every Monday Night Raw, and the people. Interestingly enough, she thanks them for all their support.
Most of all, she really misses seeing Liv Morgan and Judgment Day get scared every time they see her coming. No one can destroy her. In a connected development, she’s conquered Raquel Rodriguez so many times. She’ll destroy The Judgment Day one by one. Roxanne Perez is a dead woman.
As for Liv Morgan, she knows she is scared. Morgan should be. As an added layer to this, they both know the gold belongs to Vaquer. “The Man” Becky Lynch heads to the ring. Lynch stares at Vaquer before shouting, “The Man has come around to Norfolk, Virginia!” Lynch greets Vaquer.
Vaquer asks what she aims to. Lynch says she wants the same thing Vaquer wants: to overcame the ever-loving piss out of Liv Morgan. Lynch knows Vaquer has a score to settle — lynch just doesn’t like Morgan. Beyond that, morgan has taken the belt back to the mid-2000s.
Lynch has worked too hard for that to happen, and lynch doesn’t know much about Vaquer. Notably, she knows Vaquer has made a major impact on Raw in a short time. She’s an enigma and incredibly mysterious. Lynch knows that is specifically impressive since she’s gone more often than she’s here.
Vaquer has had a run of underwhelming luck. Equally important, it happens to the best of them. The gold doesn’t need any more bad luck. Lynch wonders if the pressure crushes her or if her body gives up so her mind doesn’t have to. Lynch isn’t lucky, but she is quality.
Vaquer can settle her score with Morgan. Vaquer doesn’t deserve the championship. Lynch will cheer her on, yet when it comes to belt matches, that is her domain. The title deserves Lynch. What's more, vaquer respectfully says she doesn’t care.
Vaquer warns that if Lynch gets in her way, she’ll broadcast her what La Primera is all about. What's more, vaquer walks off. Women’s World Reigning champion Liv Morgan attacks Lynch from behind. Yet Lynch blocks it and hits a Bexploder, morgan goes for Ob-Liv-ion.
Vaquer runs into the ring to attack Morgan, though Morgan escapes. Lynch then leaves the ring. Equally important, lynch and Vaquer go fan favorite-to-face and argue. And then the broadcast moves on from there, the intense part wraps up on that note.
Backstage With LA Knight
WWE congratulates to Biana Belair and Montez Ford on the birth of their son, Romeo Leonardo Allen Crawford. We then head in the back where Cathy Kelley asks LA Knight where he stands after most recent week. Knight says Roman Reigns expressed his same old boring stuff. Knight says all his watches say it’s his time.
Knight mentions that he aims to a tournament to win a shot, while kelley says it’s a AAA Luchador tournament. Sikoa says it’s Knight versus The Bloodline. In a separate but related matter, solo Sikoa walks up and says he has an issue, that articulated Knight says the moment was one night only. Sikoa wanted to at least warn him.
“Dirty” Dominik Mysterio vs. Dragon Lee AAA Mega Defending champion “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio heads to the ring. He’ll babyface Dragon Lee next. We head to a quick pre-contest break. Furthermore, the broadcast returns to promotion for the first-ever two-night TripleMania 34. We then head back inside the stadium for non-gold action.
The bell rings as Dragon Lee dropkicks Mysterio into the corner and punches him. On another front, but Mysterio dropkicks him down, lee backs up and charges. Mysterio chops Lee’s chest. Mysterio stomps away at Lee in the corner and taunts the attendees.
Lee turns him around and delivers some chops. Notably, mysterio turns him around again and chops him. Lee spins Mysterio and forearms him in the babyface. Furthermore, and they continue trading blows, mysterio knees him in the midsection. Lee hits the ropes and flips over Mysterio before hitting a running hurricanrana.
Lee hits a running kick before sweeping his legs.. Meanwhile, Lee connects with a Wrecking Ball Dropkick. Mysterio reverses a whip to the corner and big boots him down. Mysterio sends him into the corner for a back elbow — lee reverses a whip, so Mysterio goes for a sunset flip.
Lee doesn’t go down and hits a double stomp to the chest for a two-count. Lee hits a snapmare and applies a rear chin lock before hitting him with a pinning combination for a two-count. Mysterio attacks and goes for the Three Amigos, still Lee counters with an inside cradle for a two-count.
Mysterio swiftly runs him over with a clothesline. It's worth noting that lee reverses a whip to the corner and charges, yet Mysterio drops him over the top rope. Mysterio chops Lee in the corner and taunts the crowd. Lee’s leg gets caught on the ropes, and he holds his knee at ringside.
Mysterio hits a plancha and poses. We head to a mid-match break there. As an added layer to this, the bout is still in progress, when the show returns. Lee flips over Mysterio and takes him down with a pair of clotheslines, followed by a superkick. Lee hits a tornado DDT for a two-count.
Mysterio rolls out of the ring to recover. Interestingly enough, lee holds his injured leg before hitting the ropes for a tope con hilo. To add further context, lee stands on the barricade to celebrate. Mysterio quickly drives him ribs-first into the LED apron before hitting an apron 619.
Mysterio rolls Lee into the ring and charges, be that as it may Lee hits a snap German Suplex, followed by a superkick. Lee runs at him, but Mysterio catches him with a Michinoku Driver for a two-count. Mysterio puts him on the top rope and climbs.
On the other hand, Lee punches him into the tree of woe. In a separate but related matter, lee hits a hanging double stomp for a near fall. Lee signals for the end and takes his elbow pad off. Lee runs, but Mysterio drops him into position before hitting the 619! Mysterio goes to the top rope for a Frog Splash, but Lee gets his knees up.
Lee hits Operation Dragon for the win. Cass applies a bear hug before hitting an East River Crossing. As Dragon Lee celebrates, Sizable Cass attacks him from behind. Building on that, je’Von Evans, Cass blindsided who last week, runs down for the save.
Evans kicks him and goes for an OG Cutter, although Cass punches him out of mid-air. Beyond that, cass sizes Evans up and hits a major boot, while the show moves on from there. The supporters loudly boos Big Cass.
Winner: Dragon Lee Behind the scenes With Sol Ruca & Danhausen
In the back, we see Byron Saxton is standing by with Sol Ruca. She says she’s sick of being in The Judgment Day’s vortex. During tonight's broadcast is all about revenge. After she beats Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez, she’s going after what’s hers.
Saxton asks if she has a partner. On another front, danhausen appears and offers his services, though Ruca says it’s covered. We see Solo Sikoa is warming up for his encounter against Jey Uso later during tonight's broadcast before we head to another commercial break as the program moves on.
Behind the scenes With LA Knight, Adam Pearce & Jacob Fatu Now we shoot off-camera, where we see “The Mega Star” LA Knight is arguing with WWE Raw General Manager Adam Pearce about not being included in the No. 1 Top contender’s Tournament, while pearce says they’ll find a spot for him.
Jacob Fatu confronts him, still he is under orders from Roman Reigns not to touch Knight. Additionally, fatu warns Knight to stop running his mouth, or he will take matters into his own hands. Fatu is terminated up.
Sol Ruca & Iyo Sky vs. Roxanne Perez & Raquel Rodriguez
Back inside the venue, the reigning WWE Women’s Intercontinental Titleholder Raquel Rodriguez heads to the ring with fellow Judgment Day member Roxanne Perez — for booked tag-team action. They will be taking on the team of Sol Ruca and her mystery partner, Iyo Sky.
Sol Ruca starts against Raquel Rodriguez. Rodriguez uses her power to stay on her feet, yet Ruca soon takes her down with a dropkick. Ruca hits the ropes and lands on her feet to counter a hip toss. Rodriguez takes her down and elbows her in the corner.
Roxanne Perez tags in and attacks Ruca, stomping her down in the corner. Yet Ruca fights back with a kick to the chest, perez attacks Ruca’s arm. Perez hits a snapmare before slapping her in the beloved star. Ruca elbows her in the corner and tags in Iyo Sky.. Meanwhile, Ruca trips Perez, and Sky takes her down.
Ruca hits a senton splash. Sky goes for a double underhook backbreaker, but Perez twists away. Sky hits a jackknife pinfall for a two-count. But Perez rakes her eyes and tags Rodriguez in, ruca tags in and goes for a slam. Rodriguez large boots Ruca down and tags Perez back in.
Rodriguez brings Sky into the ring the hard way. Sky and Ruca flip through suplex attempts, do some cartwheels, and hit stereo dropkicks to knock Rodriguez and Perez out of the ring. Though Rodriguez catches her, sky goes for a suicide dive on Rodriguez.
Ruca hits Rodriguez with a springboard moonsault and lands hard on her knees. Perez then takes Sky and Rodriguez out with a crossbody block off the apron. When we arrival back, we see The Judgment Day continues to dominate Ruca. We head to a break. Interestingly enough, rodriguez cuts off a comeback with a clothesline.
Rodriguez goes for a delayed vertical suplex, on the flip side Ruca counters with an X-Factor. Sky and Perez tag in. But Sky goes to the apron and punches her back, perez reverses a whip. Sky hits a pair of arm drags before dropping her with a Shotei uppercut.
Sky blocks a big boot from Rodriguez and slings her boot into Perez’s skull. Sky hits Rodriguez with a Bullet Train Attack against the ring post. Sky gets the crowd going before hitting a double underhook backbreaker for a near fall. Sky goes to the top rope and hits Perez with a missile dropkick.
Sky backs up to the corner and charges, although Perez hits a drop toehold into the turnbuckles. Rodriguez tags in and grabs Sky, but Sky sends her sternum-maiden into the turnbuckles before hitting a tornado DDT for a two-count. Perez breaks it up.
Ruca hits a shining wizard on Perez. Ruca goes for a powerbomb, but Perez counters with a hurricanrana over the top rope. Sky grabs Perez, but Rodriguez grabs her for an inverted vertical suplex.
Perez gets in as Rodriguez hits a slingshot suplex, while ruca kicks Perez in the babyface to break it up. Perez hits a double jump springboard moonsault for a two-count. Ruca hits a modified backstabber on Rodriguez before hitting a clothesline over the top rope.
Perez takes Ruca down and goes for a shining wizard on Sky, still Sky blocks it. Ruca tags in and hits a German Suplex. Sky hits a German Suplex, followed by a Bullet Train Attack. Sky goes to the top rope for an Over the Moonsault. Rodriguez clotheslines Ruca from behind before pulling Sky onto the apron.
Sky hits a jawbreaker before hitting a beautiful Asai Moonsault. In the ring, Perez rolls Ruca up with a handful of tights for a near fall. Perez goes for Pop Rox, although Ruca flips through it and sticks the landing. The those in attendance gives Ruca a terrific ovation as she covers for the win. Ruca superkicks Perez and takes her out with a Sol Snatcher.
Winners: Sol Ruca & Iyo Sky Backstage With Paul Heyman & The Vision
Paul Heyman is in the back when World Pairing Titleholder Bron Breakker walks up to him. Breakker asks Heyman if he thinks Oba Femi is the future of WWE. Heyman says he has great love and respect for Breakker both personally and professionally.
So he has to respect Femi, heyman respects Femi because he did everything he said he would do to Brock Lesnar. Breakker asks his question again. In a connected development, heyman says he thinks Breakker is starting to think Oba Femi is the future of WWE, and that’s the problem.
Heyman is set to keep respecting Oba Femi until Breakker shows him why Oba Femi is not worthy of his respect. It's worth noting that breakker says, “Okay,” and he backs away.
In the back With Rey Mysterio & Chad Gable “Main Premium live event” Jey Uso is warming up for the marquee match, which is moments away. WWE Money in the Bank is advertised for Novel Orleans on October 10.
AAA General Manager Rey Mysterio is congratulating Penta in the gorilla position area. WWE Intercontinental Title holder Chad Gable comes up and says this No. Gable has set sights on to show respect and put the gold on the line against Mysterio. 1 Number one contender’s Tournament is one of the coolest things he’s done.
Mysterio says he may be AAA’s General Manager, but he has a lot in the tank, so he would be honored to face Gable for the championship. They shake hands, and gable says he’ll talk to Adam Pearce. The presentation moves on from there.
Behind the scenes With Lyra Valkyria, Sol Ruca & Iyo Sky Behind the curtain we see Sol Ruca and Iyo Sky celebrating when they happen upon a psychotic looking Lyra Valkyria. Valkyria says she bets Ruca is feeling so praiseworthy and ready to backflip her way to her Intercontinental Championship. Ruca asks what Valkyria did to deserve a championship encounter.
Valkyria tells her to ask Bayley. If Ruca gets in the way of her getting the title she created back, she will regret it. Valkyria asks Sky what she’s looking at and leaves. Sky looks confused and asks if she’s ok, while what's more, ruca says Valkyria needs some sleep.
‘Headlining encounter’ Jey Uso vs. Solo Sikoa
It’s main spectacular time! We get promotion for matches for the following week’s Raw and head back inside the stadium, where “Main Pay-per-view” Jey Uso makes his way to the ring through the crowd. Interestingly enough, he battles Solo Sikoa next. In a connected development, the broadcast returns from the break and after Sikoa is in the ring as well, the bell sounds.
The stakes: if Jey wins, he delivers Solo to Roman Reigns next week on Raw. If Solo wins, he’s free of his family.. Meanwhile, The two trade words to start before locking up. Solo shoves Jey off early. Jey talks trash, reminding Solo he wouldn’t be here without him.
Solo backs Jey into the corner and eats a punch for it. Jey goes up and over, still Solo runs him down and follows with headbutts, then a headbutt splash for a two count. Jey answers with a kick, Solo comes back with an elbow strike. Jey gets shoved to the outside as we go to a commercial.
Solo follows Jey out and takes him into the announce table, bouncing his head off it. To add further context, he does the same off the ring post and apron. Jey turns it around and sends Solo into the steel steps. Along those lines, back inside, Jey hits a hip attack in the corner. Solo strikes Jey and gets sent back outside, where Jey dives onto him, though Jey takes the worse of it, crashing into the barricade.
Jey goes up top and connects with a cross body back in the ring for a two count. Meanwhile, jey sets up for Rock Bottom, yet Solo counters with a clothesline that sends Jey into a Rikishi-style bump. Equally important, solo follows with punches and a Samoan drop. He hits a hip attack in the corner; Jey ducks and Solo hits the ropes again but the cover only gets two.
Jey answers with strikes of his own, and solo sits down on a sunset flip attempt for a two count. Solo breaks it in the corner still misses a follow-up charge, jey escapes a Samoan drop attempt and locks in a sleeper. Jey runs into a spinning subpar guy kick, and Solo’s Spinning Solo gets a two count.
Jimmy Uso shows up at ringside as a distraction, and Jey capitalizes with a spear for a near-fall. Jey runs into a kick from Solo on the flip side comes back with one of his own. That’s how the show ends. Jimmy gets spiked on the apron, but it’s enough of a distraction, Jey hits the spear, follows with the Uso Splash, and gets the pinfall. Thanks for joining us!