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WWE Raw Results – November 13, 2017

   November 13, 2017

WWE RAW
November 13, 2017
Philips Arena
Atlanta, Georgia

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Transcription by Josh Lopez 

Stephanie McMahon, Kurt Angle and The Shield In-Ring Segment: 

Stephanie has a lot of decisions to make that affect Raw, the shareholders, and the WWE Universe. There’s decisions that the WWE Universe cannot fathom. She needs leaders to help her, like the General Manager of Raw, Kurt Angle. How did the New Day get into the building? Angle doesn’t know . Stephanie appreciates Angle’s honesty. Was there really a raid or did her brother manipulate him again? She can put together a highlight reel of everything that has happened over the last few weeks for the 25th anniversary of Raw. Stephanie wants to know what makes Jason Jordan a valuable member to Team Raw? Angle says that he’s  talented. Who’s Smackdown’s fifth member? It’s John Cena. Stephanie feels that John Cena didn’t like Angle’s leadership skills.

Angle says that he’s going to break Stephanie’s brother’s ankle. If Shane has any balls, he’ll start the match too. Stephanie says that it’s not the 90’s anymore and he’s not sure if Angle can truly break any ankle anymore. Shane is trying to ruin the show that her father created 25 years ago and Angle has done nothing to change her mind. She doesn’t want an ankle, she wants her brother’s head on a platter.

The Shield comes out to interrupt Stephanie.  Ambrose says that there’s no better leader than Kurt Angle. They’ve seen alot of people come and go, but Angle still has it and he showed it at the TLC PPV.  The New Day made The Shield look like fools and that’s Angle’s fault. Stephanie wants to know where the hell has Roman Reigns has been? Reigns asks the same question. Stephanie has been gone for seven months because her husband put her through a table at WrestleMania. The Shield doesn’t listen to authority. Roman challenges The New Day to a match at Survivor Series. Kurt Angle will lead Team Red to victory and The Shield will kick The New Day’s ass. 

First Match: Bayley vs. Dana Brooke vs. Mickie James in a Triple Threat Match. The Winner Will Become The Final Member On Team Raw Women’s Survivor Series Team

Alicia Fox, Asuka, Nia Jax and Sasha Banks are watching the match from the ringside area. Test of strength in the center of the ring. Mickie kicks Bayley in the wrist. Mickie lands a Double Leg Scissors TakeOver. Mickie sends Bayley out of the ring. Following a snap mare takeover, Bayley trips Mickie from the outside. Bayley with the lateral press for a two count. Brooke decks Bayley and Mickie with a Double HandSpring Back Elbow Strike in the corner.

Bayley responds with a clothesline. Brooke knocks Bayley off the ring apron. Coming out of the commercial break, Brooke is mauling Mickie. Bayley connects with a Belly to Back Suplex to Mickie. Bayley follows that with a Middle Rope Stunner. Mickie regains momentum with a FlapJack. Mickie ascends to the top turnbuckle. Bayley delivers a series of forearm smashes. Mickie with a Flying Seated Senton for a two count as Brooke breaks up the pin attempt.

Mickie ducks a clothesline from Brooke. Mickie with a cavalcade of kicks to the midsection of Brooke. Mickie drops Bayley with a Neck Breaker. Brooke with a Spinning Face Buster to Mickie. Brooke inadvertently punches Asuka on the outside. This leads us to a big brawl around the ringside area. Bayley rolls Mickie over for a two count. Mickie goes for the DDT, but Bayley counters with the Bayley to Belly to pickup the victory.

Winner: Bayley via Pinfall 

Second Match: Enzo Amore & Drew Gulak vs. Kalisto & Akira Tozawa 

Gulak and Tozawa will start things off. Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Gulak with a wrist lock takedown to Tozawa. Gulak applies a side headlock. Enzo makes the blind tag. Enzo attacks Tozawa from behind. Tozawa negates the tandem offense from Gulak and Enzo. Kalisto tags himself in. Kalisto lands a SpringBoard Missile Dropkick to The Zo Train. Coming out of the commercial break, Gulak applies a Cravate. Tozawa gets back to a vertical base.

Tozawa tries to create separation with multiple body shots. Tozawa with a spinning heel kick to the midsection of Gulak. Tozawa connects with a Side Belly to Belly Suplex. Kalisto and Enzo are tagged in. Kalisto with a SpringBoard Seated Senton to Enzo. Kalisto knocks Gulak off the ring apron.

Kalisto dishes out a Leaping Enzuigiri. Kalisto connects with a SpringBoard Crossbody Block. Kalisto shoves Gulak into Enzo. Kalisto tags in Tozawa. Tozawa with a Missile Dropkick to Gulak. Tozawa chucks Gulak out of the ring. Tozawa and Kalisto takes out The Zo Train with Stereo Dives. Tozawa rolls Enzo back into the ring. Tozawa drops Enzo with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Tozawa goes for the Senton Bomb, but Gulak drags Enzo out of the ring. Enzo knocks Kalisto off the ring apron. Enzo plants Tozawa with the JawDonzo to pickup the victory.

Winner: Enzo Amore & Drew Gulak via Pinfall 

Miz TV with Special Guests: Cesaro & Sheamus 

Baron Corbin gets his chance on Sunday to be in the spotlight with him. Corbin squanders opportunities. He failed with the Money in the Bank cash in and his title reign has been a disappointment. He wasn’t even on Smackdown last week. Corbin couldn’t even be the bathroom break. If Miz doesn’t have opportunities, he makes them.

Miz can have one of the most monumental victories of his career tonight when he faces the Shield. He won’t be doing it alone. He goes on to introduce his special guest, The Bar. Sheamus and Cesaro kept their eyes on the prize and were not distracted by a surprise appearance by The New Day. While The Shield cared about defending Raw, they focused on getting the title back so they are now three time tag team champions.

Sheamus says that they’re the real tag team champions of the WWE because The Usos are on the B Show, Smackdown. When Miz hands goes up, your mouths goes shut. Give the Raw Tag Team Champions the respect that they deserve. At Survivor Series, The Bar will jailbreak The Uso Penitentiary. Miz says they will break the Shield tonight.

For the first time in three years, they’ll take on the original Shield. No glory hogging Kurt Angle to bait and switch. It’s Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose, and Roman Reigns in the ring at the same time. One of the most dominant groups in WWE history. Think of the odds they had to overcome to make this possible. The betrayal and fighting against each other for the sole purpose of facing them. The Happy Reunion Tour ends tonight. Sheamus & Cesaro don’t set the bar, they are THE BAR !! 

Third Match: Bray Wyatt vs. Jason Jordan 

Jordan ducks a clothesline from Bray. Bray backs himself in between the ropes. Jordan with a Waist Lock Go-Behind to Bray. Jordan side steps Bray into the turnbuckles. Bray does his spider walk pose in the corner. Jordan dropkicks Bray. Bray lands a cheap shot behind the referee’s back. Bray HeadButts Jordan. Jordan rams Bray back into the turnbuckles. Jordan connects with a Corner Spear. Jordan follows that with a Over Head Belly to Belly Suplex.

Bray sends Jordan crashing back first across the ringside barricade. Bray applies a rear chin lock. Jordan gets back to a vertical base. Bray uppercuts Jordan. Bray lands a Running Senton for a two count. Bray starts targeting the injured knee of Jordan. Bray goes for a BodySlam, but Jordan lands back on his feet. Bray drops Jordan with a Big Boot. Bray connects with the Uranage Slam. Jordan punches Bray in the jaw. Bray goes for the Sister Abigail, but Jordan counters with a rollup to pickup the victory. After the match, Bray clotheslines Jordan on the floor. Bray rams Jordan’s injured knee across the steel ring post.

Winner: Jason Jordan via Pinfall 

Brock Lesnar & Paul Heyman In-Ring Segment: 

Brock Lesnar has authorized Paul Heyman to mention the top five selling points as to why you need to be watch this Sunday’s Survivor Series PPV on the WWE Network. Selling Point One: This is the first time the Universal Champion will face the WWE Champion. It’s the first time that Brock Lesnar will be in the same ring  with AJ Styles. This also may be the only time that Brock Lesnar ever faces AJ Styles. If you want to see Brock Lesnar versus AJ Styles, it happens this Sunday, so don’t miss. Heyman four more selling points to go.

Selling Point Two: As a fan Paul Heyman wants to see Brock Lesnar versus AJ Styles. No one knows Brock Lesnar better than him. He’s seen his client put in the ring against people bigger than him and stronger than him. Heyman has never seen anyone who can claim to be better than Brock Lesnar. AJ Styles presents an interesting dichotomy. Styles has mastered something they teach you in UFC and WWE. Speed kills. Styles has the speed advantage, but that’s not all he has to offer. Heyman and Brock are distracted by a couple in the Philips Arena that just got engaged. Heyman says that the female companion has never to been close to real man like, Brock Lesnar. Interrupting a Paul Heyman promo is like getting into the ring with his client.

Selling Point Three: AJ Styles is the single most talented in ring performer of this generation. There are those who say that title belongs to Finn Balor and he’ll let them fight it out. Stylistically, Styles is the ultimate opponent for Brock Lesnar. He has to come from behind and be the ultimate underdog. This good old boy from Georgia is going to step into the ring with a Georgia Bulldog eating carnivore. Brock Lesnar will prove that he’s the number one champion in WWE, then, now, and forever.

Selling Point Four: If you want to see a Rocky movie come to life, that’s AJ Styles. He’s beaten John Cena, Shane McMahon, and Jinder Mahal to become the WWE Champion. This is such a compelling and riveting story. Selling Point F-Five: This ain’t no freaking Rocky Movie, this is Survivor Series. AJ Styles cannot survive Suplex City or the onslaught of the Conqueror. Heyman is looking forward to seeing AJ Styles, but he’ll look forward to pontificating about how the ultimate underdog was beaten, victimized and conquered by Brock Lesnar.

Fourth Match: The Shield vs. The Miz & The Bar w/The MizTourage 

Seth Rollins and Cesaro will start things off. Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Rollins and Cesaro in a standing switch exchange. Rollins with a side headlock takeover to Cesaro. Cesaro responds with a Leg Scissors Leg Lock. Cesaro kicks Rollins in the gut. Cesaro follows that with a uppercut. Cesaro applies a side headlock. Cesaro drops Rollins with a shoulder tackle. Rollins leapfrogs over Cesaro. Rollins goes on to dropkick Cesaro. Rollins tags in Ambrose. Following a snap mare takeover by Rollins, Ambrose delivers a Sliding Lariat to Cesaro for a one count. Ambrose and Cesaro are trading back and forth knife edge chops.

Ambrose drop toe holds Cesaro into the canvas. Ambrose with a clubbing cross face to Cesaro. Ambrose tags in Rollins. Rollins delivers a Flying Double Axe Handle Strike. The Shield are cutting the ring in half. Cesaro uppercuts Ambrose. Cesar tags in Sheamus. The Bar lands a Double Clothesline. Sheamus with a Running Boot to the chest of Ambrose. Miz and Cesaro are double teaming Ambrose behind the referee’s back. Sheamus tags in Miz. Miz bounces Ambrose head on the top turnbuckle. Miz repeatedly stomps on Ambrose chest in the corner. The Bar are absolutely isolating Ambrose in the center of the ring.

Sheamus applies a rear chin lock. Ambrose gets back to a vertical base. Ambrose and Sheamus trade back and forth knee strikes. Reigns clotheslines Sheamus over the top rope. The Shield lands Stereo Dives to the outside. Miz is trying to run away from The Shield. Rollins punches Bo Dallas.  Coming out of the commercial break, Miz is in the ring with Rollins. Miz chucks Rollins out of the ring. Cesaro is putting the boots to Rollins in the floor. Rollins with a Leaping Clothesline to Miz. Miz tags in Sheamus. Sheamus goes for a Vertical Suplex, but Rollins counters with a inside cradle for a two count.

Rollins launches Sheamus to the ring apron. Sheamus whips Rollins face off the top rope. Rollins dropkicks Sheamus in mid-air. Reigns and Cesaro are tagged in. Back to Back Clotheslines by Reigns. Reigns knocks Miz off the ring apron. Reigns delivers a series of corner lariats to Cesaro. Cesaro kicks Reigns in the jaw. Reigns responds with a Big Boot. Reigns connects with a Samoan Drop. Reigns sets up for the SuperMan Punch, but he’s distracted by Miz.

Ambrose lands a Suicide Dive. Sheamus with a cheap shot to Reigns. Cesaro with a Pop Up European Uppercut for a two count. Rollins takes out Sheamus with a Suicide Dive of his own. Reigns drops Cesaro with the SuperMan Punch. Reigns goes for the Spear, but Cesaro blocks it. Cesaro tags in Miz. Cesaro goes for the SpringBoard European Uppercut, but Reigns counters with a SuperMan Punch in mid-air. Miz rolls Reigns over for a two count. Rollins with a SpringBoard Knee Strike to Miz. Ambrose decks Sheamus with Dirty Deeds. Reigns Spears Miz. The Shield plants Miz with The Cerberus PowerBomb to pickup the victory.

Winner: The Shield via Pinfall 

Fifth Match: Samoa Joe & Finn Balor vs. Karl Anderson & Luke Gallows 

Joe shoves Balor before the bell rings. Anderson attacks Balor from behind. Balor bounces Anderson head on the top turnbuckle. Balor tags in Joe. Joe with a series of left jabs to Anderson. Joe tags in Balor. Balor punches Anderson in the jaw. Anderson goes for a Sunset Flip, but Balor counters with a Basement Dropkick. Joe clotheslines Gallows. Coming out of the commercial break, Joe and Balor are double teaming Anderson. Balor lands a knife edge chop. Balor side steps Anderson into the turnbuckles. Balor drops Anderson with a Leaping Enzuigiri. Balor heads to the top turnbuckle, but he’s distracted by Gallows. Anderson delivers a cheap shot behind the referee’s back.

Anderson tags in Gallows. Balor and Gallows are trading back and forth shots. Gallows connects with a Big Boot. Gallows follows that with a series of elbow drops. The Club are cutting the ring in half. Anderson uppercuts Balor. Following a snap mare takeover, Anderson applies a rear chin lock. Anderson with a back elbow strike for a one count. Anderson goes back to the rear chin lock. Anderson transitions into an arm-bar. Balor gets back to a vertical base.

Anderson with a SpineBuster for a two count. Gallows has Balor in a rear chin lock. Gallows delivers another Big Boot to Balor. Gallows is distracted by Joe. Gallows goes for a Running Elbow Drop, but Balor ducks out of the way. Balor lands a Over Head Kick. Joe and Anderson are tagged in. Joe drops Anderson with a shoulder tackle. Joe lands a Running Senton Splash. Joe follows that with a Step Up Enzugiri. Joe chucks Gallows out of the ring. Balor with a Running PK from the ring apron. Joe connects with the Swinging Uranage Slam. Joe takes out Gallows with the Suicide Dive. Balor follows that with the Coupe De Grace to pickup the victory.

Winner: Samoa Joe & Finn Balor via Pinfall 

Updated WWE Survivor Series 2017 Match Card: 

– Survivor Series Kickoff Match: Enzo Amore (c) vs. Kalisto for The WWE CruiserWeight Championship 

– Alexa Bliss vs. Natalya or Charlotte Flair in a Champion vs. Champion Match

– The Miz w/The MizTourage vs. Baron Corbin or Sin Cara in a Champion vs. Champion Match 

– Sheamus & Cesaro vs. The Usos in a Champion vs. Champion Match 

– The Shield vs. The New Day 

– Team RAW (Alicia Fox, Nia Jax, Asuka, Sasha Banks and Bayley) vs. Team SmackDown (Becky Lynch, Carmella, Charlotte Flair, Naomi and Tamina) in a 5 on 5 Traditional Survivor Series Match 

– Team RAW (Kurt Angle, Triple H, Samoa Joe, Finn Balor and Braun Strowman) vs. Team SmackDown (Shane McMahon, John Cena, Randy Orton, Shinsuke Nakamura and Bobby Roode) in a 5 on 5 Traditional Survivor Series Match 

– Brock Lesnar w/Paul Heyman vs. AJ Styles in a Champion vs. Champion Match 

Sixth Match: Braun Strowman vs. Kane 

Kane with a big right hand to Strowman after the bell rings. Strowman responds with a Big Boot. Strowman repeatedly stomps on the back of Kane. Strowman kicks Kane out of the ring. Strowman uppercuts Kane. Strowman follows that with a HeadButt. Strowman is demolishing Kane around the ringside area. Strowman starts ramming Kane’s face across the ringside barricade.

The bell hasn’t ranged yet. Kane whips Strowman sternum first into the steel ring steps. Kane brings out a table from under the ring. Strowman hits Kane in the back with a steel chair. Kane goes for a ChokeSlam, but Strowman blocks it. Strowman with a SledgeHammer Blow to Kane. Strowman lands more chair shots. Strowman and Kane are fighting for position on the top turnbuckle. Strowman delivers another HeadButt. Strowman drops Kane with a Flying Double Axe Handle Strike. Strowman connects with the Running PowerSlam that sends both men crashing through the ring.

Match Result: No-Contest 

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