WWE Raw Results (7/20/20): Randy Orton vs. The Big Show

WWE Raw
July 20, 2020
WWE Performance Center
Orlando, Florida

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Transcription by Josh Lopez

Seth Rollins & Aleister Black Segment 

Seth Rollins: Mainly, it is referred to as, globe luxation. What that means, in the simplest of terms, is that at Extreme Rules last night, Rey Mysterio’s eye came out of its socket. Now, let me be honest with you, I understood going into the match what the eye for an eye stipulation entailed. As it was expressed to me, it was understood that to win the match you had to remove your opponent’s eye from its socket, but what happened last night will stay with me for the rest of my life. Please, please, try to understand that this is difficult for me as well.

The visual, the image of Rey Mysterio holding his own bloody eye in his hand will stay with me, in my memories, forever. It was disgusting. It was barbaric. It was violent. It was more than I expected, it made me sick to my stomach, figuratively and literally. And I suppose the question that i’ve been asked most, in the last 24 hours, was do I regret it? Do I regret what happened last night? And I don’t mean to be obtuse, but I have to answer a question with a question. Let me ask you, the WWE Universe, do you regret what you have done to me? Because this was not my decision. You were the ones who made me The Monday Night Messiah.

You were the people who demanded that I become the person who you now refer to as a monster. You made me. So, let me ask you, do you regret what you have done to me? And by proxy, what you’ve done to Rey Mysterio and his family? And speaking of Rey Mysterio, let’s remember who asked for this stipulation. Rey Mysterio asked for this match to be, eye for an eye, actions have consequences. What happened to Rey Mysterio last night was ugly, and it was unfortunate, but we cannot afford to dwell in the past. No, the beauty in all of this, is that now, Rey Mysterio is out of sight. Rey Mysterio is out of sight. And Monday Night Raw is free to fulfill its potential. The greater good of this show can happen, will happen, and there’s nobody left to stand in the way of the greater good.

Aleister Black: Don’t you dare deflect any of this blame, but on yourself. You, you orchestrated all of this. This is all on your hands. But right now, Seth Rollins, I am here to rectify all of this.

Black starts brawling around the ringside with Buddy Murphy to close the segment.

First Match: Seth Rollins w/Buddy Murphy vs. Aleister Black 

The action started during the commercial break. Rollins repeatedly stomps on Black’s chest. Rollins slams Black’s head on the top turnbuckle pad. Rollins unloads a flurry of strikes. The referee admonishes Rollins. Rollins continues to stomp on Black’s chest. Rollins is choking Black with his boot. Rollins with clubbing shoulder blocks. Rollins abuses the referee’s five count. Black drops Rollins with a running knee lift. Black gives Rollins a taste of his own medicine. Black whips Rollins across the ring. Black with a forearm knockdown. Rollins regroups on the outside. Black is throwing haymakers at Rollins. Black slams Rollins head on the ring apron. Black with a straight right hand. Rollins applies a waist lock. Black backs Rollins into the steel ring post. Black inadvertently punches the ring post. Rollins slams Black’s head on the announce table. Rollins rolls Black back into the ring.

Rollins hits The SlingBlade. Rollins with a running axe handle strike. Rollins transitions into a ground and pound attack. Rollins drops his knees on the right shoulder of Black. Rollins uses the bottom rope as a weapon. Rollins work on the right shoulder of Black. Black decks Rollins with a back elbow smash. Black with a forearm smash. Following a snap mare takeover, Rollins kicks Black in the back for a two count. Rollins bends the right shoulder of Black. Rollins drives Black elbow first into the top turnbuckle pad. Rollins with a Snap Vertical Suplex for a two count. Rollins applies a hammerlock. Once again sends the right elbow of Black into the top turnbuckle pad. Black dodges The Ripcord Lariat. Black with a forearm smash. Black with Two Big Boots. Rollins thrust kicks the midsection of Black. Rollins goes for The Falcon Arrow, but Black lands back on his feet. Black sends Rollins tumbling to the floor.

Rollins blocks a punch from Black. Black avoids The SpringBoard Knee Strike. Black with a running forearm smash. Black drops Rollins with a knife edge chop. Black delivers his combination offense. Black sweeps out the legs of Rollins. Black follows that with a Sliding Knee Strike. Black pops back on his feet. Black knocks Murphy off the ring apron. Rollins negates The Quebrada. Black avoids The Curb Stomp. Black connects with Black Mass. Black drops Murphy with The Big Boot. Rollins exits the ring. Black delivers another Black Mass to Murphy. Black has complete control of the match. Black with Three Mid-Kicks. Black goes for Black Mass, but Rollins rolls him over for a two count. Rollins with Two SuperKicks.

Murphy is still laid out. Black has Rollins perched on the top turnbuckle. Black goes for The SuperPlex, but Rollins blocks it. Rollins with an Arm-Ringer across the top strand. Black catches Rollins in mid-air. Black with a RoundHouse Kick. Black applies a wrist lock. Rollins drives Black shoulder first into the canvas. Rollins plants Black with The Curb Stomp to pickup the victory. After the match, Murphy attacks Black from behind. Murphy repeatedly throws Black into the ringside barricade. Rollins talks smack to Black. Rollins wraps the right shoulder of Black around the steel ring post. Rollins with a Twisting Arm-Ringer on the floor. Rollins is livid. Rollins repeatedly slams the right shoulder of Black on the announce table. Who is here to save Aleister Black? The Messiah ! Rollins delivers another vicious Curb Stomp.

Winner: Seth Rollins via Pinfall 

MVP, Bobby Lashley, Shelton Benjamin, Ricochet, Cedric Alexander, and Mustafa Ali Segment 

MVP: All right, in case you were living under a rock, and you missed it. Last night, at The Horror Show at Extreme Rules, MVP emerged your new United States Championship. And I didn’t even break a sweat, because a few weeks ago on Raw, The CEO of The Hurt Business, “The Almighty” Bobby Lashley ragged dolled Apollo Crews so badly, that he chose to stay home, and nurse his wounds, instead of being the fighting champion that he said he would be.

See, I don’t make excuses, I make history. Honestly, my victory was a forgone conclusion, so it didn’t matter whether Apollo showed up or not. But, once we get done beating up on dumb and dumber, I mean, Ricochet and Cedric Alexander, two hard headed, knuckle headed kids that just don’t listen, when we get done with them, we gone jump on the wip, head to the after party and celebrate this championship gold, how about that?

Ricochet: Wait, dumb and dumber? Really, dumb and dumber? Is that the best you got? Man, get this dude.

Cedric Alexander: Dumb and Dumber, that was funny back in 2006, where your career was relevant. All I’m looking at right now, in the present day, is a coward, holding a championship that he did not earned.

Ricochet: Yeah, the same coward who stands behind Bobby Lashley, his little meal ticket. And comes out here and acts like he’s some sort of champ. Man, I hate to say it, MVP, but you’re just a chump, bro.

Cedric Alexander: As far as all this advice you’ve been throwing out goes, it means nothing, Ricochet and I have been champions here before, and we will do it again.

Ricochet & Cedric Alexander: On our own, without you.

MVP: That’s real cute, kids. See, when I stand in the ring, and I look at these three grown ass men, I see, The Hurt Business, including our new executive on the board, Shelton Benjamin. And I look at you, and I see two little kids, that should still be sitting in catering, like you and I discussed. So, check this out, since you guys don’t even have your buddy, because you’re so lame, Apollo Crews ain’t even showed up to help you guys out, we’ll make it fair for you. Pick any two of us that you want, and let’s go ahead and get this over with it.

Ricochet: Actually, to cut you off right there, we do have another tag team partner.

Cedric Alexander: We do. Someone, who like us, believes you’re full of garbage. Someone, who’s making their return to Monday Night Raw.

MVP: Well, obviously, it’s not Apollo Crews because he’s home right now, nursing his neck, eating a big slice of humble pie.

Ricochet: I didn’t say anything about Apollo. But I can say, after tonight, it’s gonna be you three, who are full of humble pie, courtesy of Mustafa Ali.

Lashley eats two SuperKicks. Ricochet with an Apron Enzuigiri to MVP. Alexander sends Benjamin tumbling to the floor to close the segment.

Second Match: The Hurt Business vs. Ricochet, Cedric Alexander, and Mustafa Ali In A 6-Man Tag Team Match 

Lashley and Ricochet will start things off. Lashley tells Ricochet to bring it. Ricochet with a forearm smash. Ricochet ducks a clothesline from Lashley. Ricochet with combo strikes. Lashley launches Ricochet to the corner. Ricochet tags in Alexander. Alexander with a Spinning Back Kick. Alexander with a forearm smash. Alexander follows that with a knife edge chop. Lashley with an Inside Out Lariat. Lahley is mauling Alexander in the corner. Lashley is choking Alexander with his boot. Lashley tags in Benjamin. Benjamin delivers a gut punch. Benjamin stomps on Alexander’s chest. Benjamin whips Alexander across the ring. Benjamin drops Alexander with a shoulder tackle for a one count. Benjamin applies a front face lock. MVP tags himself in. MVP with heavy bodyshots. MVP with Muay Thai Knee Strikes. MVP bodyslams Alexander. MVP follows that with a knee drop for a two count. MVP hooks the outside leg for a two count. MVP applies a waist lock. Alexander with three sharp elbow strikes. MVP punches Alexander in the back. MVP with a Belly to Back Suplex for a two count. MVP applies a front face lock. Benjamin tags himself in.

The Hurt Business are cutting the ring in half. Benjamin punches Alexander in the back. Alexander fires back with a knife edge chop. Benjamin clotheslines Alexander. Benjamin with an open hand chop for a two count. Benjamin delivers his combination offense. Benjamin drives Alexander back first into the turnbuckles. Benjamin with a straight right hand. Benjamin tags in Lashley. Benjamin repeatedly stomps on Alexander’s chest. Lashley is throwing haymakers at Alexander. Lashley hits The Delayed Vertical Suplex. Lashley with a Corner Spear. Lashley tags in MVP. MVP drops Alexander with The Helluva Kick. MVP follows that with The Ballin Elbow for a two count. MVP transitions into a ground and pound attack. MVP with the cover for a two count. MVP backs Alexander into the turnbuckles. The referee calls for a clean break. Alexander unloads three knife edge chops. Alexander with a forearm smash. MVP responds with The Big Boot for a two count. MVP tags in Benjamin. Benjamin kicks Alexander in the ribs. Benjamin kicks Alexander in the gut. Benjamin whips Alexander across the ring. Alexander kicks Benjamin in the face. Alexander tags in Ricochet. Alexander with a Spinning Back Kick. Ricochet and Alexander are double teaming Benjamin. Double Enzuigiri.

Ricochet tags in Ali. Ali with a SlingShot Senton. Ali with two basement dropkicks. Benjamin crawls out of the ring. The Hurt Business regains control of the match during the commercial break. Benjamin repeatedly stomps on Ricochet’s chest. Benjamin whips Ricochet across the ring. Benjamin with a Back Body Drop for a two count. Ricochet with a forearm smash. Benjamin drives his knee into the midsection of Ricochet. Benjamin applies a side headlock. Ricochet gets back to a vertical base. Ricochet decks Benjamin with a JawBreaker. Benjamin drags Ricochet to the corner. Benjamin tags in MVP. MVP stomps on the right knee of Ricochet. MVP is putting the boots to Ricochet. MVP makes Ricochet smile for the camera. MVP with a clubbing crossface. MVP tags in Lashley. Lashley dumps Ricochet out of the ring. Lashley throws Ricochet into the ringside barricade. Lashley tosses Ricochet back into the ring. Lashley with clubbing elbow smashes. Lashley is choking Ricochet.

The referee admonishes Lashley. Lashley is chocking Ricochet with his boot. MVP with a cheap shot behind the referee’s back. Lashley tags in Benjamin. Benjamin with a forearm smash. Benjamin with Muay Thai Knee Strike. Benjamin sends Ricochet to the corner. Ricochet kicks Benjamin in the face. Ricochet creates distance with a Roll Through Dropkick. Ali and MVP are tagged in. Ali with Two Flying Forearm Smashes. MVP reverses out of the irish whip from Ali. Ali with an Elevated Dropkick. Ali blasts MVP with a knife edge chop. Ali side steps MVP into the turnbuckles. Ali with a RoundHouse Kick. Ali connects with The Roll Through X-Factor for a two count. Lashley goes for The Dominator, but Ali lands back on his feet. Ali sends Lashley tumbling to the floor. Lashley catches Ricochet and Alexander in mid-air. Ali lands The Suicide Dive. Benjamin drops Alexander with The Big Boot. Ricochet responds with a Triangle MoonSault. MVP with a Running Knee Strike. MVP with forearm shivers. Ali avoids The Helluva Kick. Ali with a Leaping NeckBreaker. Ali plants MVP with The 450 Splash to pickup the victory.

Winner: Ricochet, Cedric Alexander, and Mustafa Ali via Pinfall 

Randy Orton Promo 

Do you ever think to yourself, about those moments, back in time, those moments that may have changed your life? I do. Now, for some, they might think the moments i’m referring to are when I joined Evolution or when I had that match with Mick Foley years ago at Backlash 2004 or when I became the youngest World Heavyweight Champion in WWE History, but those aren’t the moments i’m talking about. Although those moments did help solidify me to be The Legend Killer, to be the greatest wrestler ever, those are not the moments, that i’m referring to. The moments that i’m referring to is the same moment I see every time I shut my eyes.

The moment i’m referring to was 175 days ago, when I swung a steel chair as hard as I could down on the surgically repaired neck of Edge. I made a lot friends in this business, those friendships, I thought, as far as I was concern were etched in stone, but they’re not. Those friendships are done with, they’re gone. Edge, Christian, Big Show, these are all men that at some point in my career, one time or another, I swear to you, that they helped save me from myself, which is amazing to me, it baffles me in fact that a moment in my history could’ve brought so much pain, to so many different people, all at the same time, that same moment in history makes me, brought me, satisfaction. It felt good when I stood over a convulsing body of a man that paved the way for tons of WWE Superstars in the locker room. It made me feel fantastic to stand over that same man, at Backlash, knowing that I ended his career. And the night after, that man’s best friend came to his aid. Where was I? I was right there in that ring to put a stop to it, and ruin Christian’s chance at one last match. And tonight, with The Big Show, I will punt kick him in the skull, and I will enjoy, immensely, ending his career, once and for all.

Big Show Video Package

Christian Interview 

Third Match: Ruby Riott vs. Peyton Royce 

Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Royce backs Ruby into the turnbuckles. Royce pie faces Ruby. Royce talks smack to Ruby. Ruby with a double leg takedown. Ruby transitions into a ground and pound attack. Ruby with clubbing shoulder blocks. Royce drops Ruby with a Leg Lariat. Royce is raining down haymakers. Royce continues to talk about Liv Morgan. Royce whips Ruby across the ring. Royce scores the elbow knockdown for a two count. Royce drives her knee into the midsection of Ruby. Royce applies The Bow and Arrow Stretch in the ropes.

Royce toys around with Ruby. Royce punches Ruby in the back. Royce with clubbing elbow smashes. Royce hooks the outside leg for a two count. Royce argues with the referee. Royce is playing mind games with Ruby. Ruby with heavy bodyshots. Royce punches Ruby in the back. Standing Switch Exchange. Royce holds onto the ropes. Royce sends Ruby to the ring apron. Ruby with a shoulder block. Royce uses the middle rope for leverage. Ruby rolls Royce over for a two count. Royce with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Royce dives over Ruby. Ruby ducks a clothesline from Royce. Ruby connects with The Riott Kick to pickup the victory.

Winner: Ruby Riott via Pinfall 

Fourth Match: The Street Profits vs. Andrade Cien Almas & Angel Garza w/Zelina Vega 

Almas and Garza ambushes The Street Profits after the bell rings. Garza with clubbing blows to Dawkins back. Almas repeatedly stomps on Ford’s back. Garza gets Dawkins tied up in the turnbuckles. Garza with a running knee strike. Garza rips off his pants. Garza SuperKicks Dawkins. Garza tags in Almas. Almas kicks Dawkins in the back. Almas with a knife edge chop. Almas with a forearm smash. Almas repeatedly stomps on Dawkins chest. Almas tags in Garza. Wish Bone Attack. Garza stomps on Dawkins chest. Garza applies the abdominal stretch. Garza with clubbing blows to Dawkins back. Garza SuperKicks Dawkins. Dawkins with a big haymaker. Garza blocks a boot from Dawkins. Garza with a knee lift. Ford and Almas are tagged in. Ford ducks a clothesline from Almas. Ford drops down on the canvas. Ford with a double leapfrog. Ford dropkicks Almas to the floor. Ford lands The SomerSault Plancha. Ford is fired up.

The Street Profits have complete control of the match during the commercial break. Ford applies an arm-bar. Dawkins tags himself in. Ford drops down on the canvas. Dawkins drops Almas with a shoulder tackle for a one count. Dawkins applies an arm-bar. Dawkins applies a wrist lock. Dawkins tags in Ford. Ford drops down on the canvas. Ford dropkicks Almas. Ford applies a front face lock. Almas drives Ford back first into the turnbuckles. Almas with clubbing shoulder blocks. Almas tag in Garza. Garza punches Ford in the ribs. Garza repeatedly stomps on Ford’s chest. Garza is choking Ford with his boot. The referee admonishes Garza. Garza SuperKicks Ford. Garza repeatedly stomps on Ford’s back. Almas tags himself in. Almas kicks Ford in the ribs. Almas with a Snap Vertical Suplex for a two count. Almas applies an arm-bar. Almas with a knee lift. Almas tags in Garza.

Garza with heavy bodyshots. Garza applies a double arm-bar. Garza applies a front face lock. Almas tags himself in. Almas kicks Ford in the gut. Almas applies a wrist lock. Almas with a Release Belly to Back Suplex. Almas stomps on Ford’s back. Almas applies the abdominal stretch. Ford with a Desperation Hip Toss. Almas stops Ford in his tracks. Ford creates distance with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Ford tags in Dawkins. Dawkins clotheslines Almas. Dawkins knocks Garza off the ring apron. Dawkins with a running clothesline. Dawkins ducks a clothesline from Almas. Dawkins with a diving back elbow smash. Dawkins with a Face Plant to Garza. Dawkins hits The Exploder Supelx. Dawkins lands The 360 Stinger Splash. Dawkins follows that with a Running Bulldog for a two count. Dawkins tags in Ford. Almas fights out of the electric chair position. Ford gets crotched on the top turnbuckle. Almas tags in Garza. Garza SuperKicks Dawkins. Garza goes for The SuperPlex, but Ford blocks it. Ford sends Garza crashing to the canvas. Ford connects with The Frog Splash to pickup the victory.

Winner: The Street Profits via Pinfall 

Stephanie McMahon, Bayley, Sasha Banks, and Asuka Segment 

Sasha Banks: Thank You !

Bayley: Oh, come on, show some respect for your new Raw Women’s Champion. Shame on you, guys, I mean, shame on your pettiness.

Sasha Banks: You know what, Bayley? I got this. I know a lot of you have been talking about me. People are accusing me of stealing this Raw Women’s Championship. But, either you have bad hearing or low def television, because last night, I fought for this championship, unlike like my opponent, who got handed this title.

Bayley: Literally handed, like, here you go.

Sasha Banks: Becky Lynch handed this Raw Women’s Championship to Asuka because Becky Lynch went on maternity leave, but it seems to me that you people are forgetting that. Just like you people are forgetting that last night at Extreme Rules, Asuka spit her disgusting green mist in that poor referee’s face, almost blinding him. That referee couldn’t continue my match, he couldn’t officiate my match. Bayley did not steal the referee’s shirt, she just borrowed it, because someone had to do it, somebody had to officiate my match.

Bayley: I’m not just Bayley Dos Straps, but i’m your role model. And when I saw Sasha cover Asuka, I had to make a split decision, and I had to do the right thing, and make the count, right? Because i’m not just Bayley Dos Straps, okay, I am your role model. So, when I saw Sasha cover Asuka, I had to do the right thing, again, and make the count. But you idiots just don’t get that, do you?

Sasha Banks: But you guys don’t need to get it. What they need to get is that, I am The Boss, I am the standard, and I am the blue print. And now I am, Two Belts Banks, and now we have all the gold.

Asuka: Sasha was not ready for Asuka. And Asuka was not ready for thief. This is my title.

Sasha Banks: Oh, this is your title, then come and get it.

Stephanie McMahon: Hang on a second, ladies. Now, Bayley and Sasha, congratulations on being the WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions. And Bayley, congratulations on being the SmackDown Women’s Champion. But Sasha, as far as the Raw Women’s Championship is concerned, well, that match last night at Extreme Rules certainly was a horror show. Now, you may believe yourself to be the Raw Women’s Champion, but I have a difference of opinion. You see, you didn’t win last night, but then again, neither did you, Asuka. Therefore, next week, we are going to have a championship match to determine who is the rightful Raw Women’s Title Holder. And just to be very clear, Sasha, because it doesn’t appear like you are listening, you can lose via pinfall, submission, dq, count out or to put more bluntly, if a certain role model gets involved, you will lose. Good luck.

Fifth Match: Bayley w/Sasha Banks vs. Kairi Sane w/Asuka 

Sane dropkicks Bayley. Sane with Machine Gun Chops. Sane with an inside cradle for a two count. Bayley backs herself in the ropes. The referee calls for a clean break. Bayley stomps on the left foot of Sane. Bayley pulls Sane down to the mat. Bayle whips Sane across the ring. Sane with a HeadScissors TakeOver. Sane with a Running Hip Attack. Sane rolls Bayley back into the ring. Sane with the cover for a two count. Bayley dumps Sane face first on the top turnbuckle pad. Bayley repeatedly stomps on Sane’s chest. Bayley talks smack to Sane. The referee admonishes Bayley. Bayley with clubbing blows to Sane’s back. Bayley slams Sane’s head on the top turnbuckle pad. Bayley with clubbing shoulder blocks. Following a snap mare takeover, Bayley hooks the outside leg for a one count. Bayley applies a rear chin lock. Sane with heavy bodyshots. Sane with a Running Crossbody Block for a two count. Bayley clotheslines Sane. Bayley transitions into a ground and pound attack for a two count.

Bayley with a Snap Vertical Suplex for a two count. Sane is fighting from underneath. Sane with an inside cradle for a two count. Bayley continues to punch Sane in the back. Bayley with a Vertical Suplex for a two count. Sane sends Bayley to the ring apron. Bayley decks Sane with a back elbow smash. Sane is trying to out muscle Bayley. Sane with a back hand. Sane delivers The Draping Axe Kick. Sane lands The Flying Double Foot Stomp. Sasha pulls Bayley out of the ring. Sane has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Sane is mauling Bayley in the corner. Sane mocks Bayley. Bayley negates The Sliding D. Bayley DDT’s the right shoulder of Sane for a two count. Bayley uses the bottom rope as a weapon. Bayley applies a double wrist lock. Bayley whips Sane into the turnbuckles. Bayley with the lateral press for a two count. Shayna Baszler gets interviewed by Charly Caruso. Bayley toys around with Sane. Sane with forearm shivers.

Bayley goes for a Vertical Suplex, but Sane counters with a DDT. Sane blocks a boot from Bayley. Sane sends Bayley face first into the canvas. Sane hits The Running BlockBuster. Sane with a basement dropkick. Sane walks the plank. Sane follows that with The Sliding D. Bayley with a leaping forearm smash. Bayley pulls Sane off the top turnbuckle. Bayley applies the hangman’s arm-bar. Sane gets Bayley tied in the tree of woe. Sane with The Flying Double Foot Stomp for a two count. Bayley avoids The Sliding D. Sane with a Spinning Back Fist. Sane drops Bayley with The Intercepter. Sane connects with The Insane Elbow for a two count. Bayley had her foot on the bottom rope. Bayley reverses out of the irish whip from Sane. Sane ducks a clothesline from Bayley. Bayley with a Knee Lift. Bayley with a Back Drop Driver. Bayley drags Sane to the corner. Bayley lands The Flying Elbow Drop for a two count. Bayley goes for The Bayley To Belly, but Sane rolls her over to pickup the victory.

Winner: Kairi Sane via Pinfall 

Drew McIntyre & Dolph Ziggler Segment 

Drew McIntyre: Man, I got to hand it to Dolph. Well, thank you very much. You know, that stipulation, that was brilliant, it completely swayed the match in Dolph Ziggler’s favor. He maximized the stipulation. He destroyed me with everything he could. He hit with me chairs, he tried to crush my wind pipe, he jumped off this ring post here, and elbow dropped me through a trouble. And if i’m gonna be completely honest, Dolph Ziggler almost had me. But, there’s a but, almost is doing things is the story of Dolph Ziggler’s entire career. As for Drew McIntyre, onwards and upwards, our next big event is SummerSlam, the biggest show since WrestleMania where I beat “The Beast” Brock Lesnar. And Drew McIntyre wants a worthy opponent. It’s sure as hell not you.

Dolph Ziggler: Drew, last night, The Horror Show that was Extreme Rules, I saw something in you, I haven’t seen in a long time. Not that normal fire that I see in your eyes, I saw fear, for the first time in a long time, as I saw your  world almost crumbling down.

Drew McIntyre: Dolph, just stop. What are you doing out here? I’m sick of the sight of you. I just beat you last night, was that not enough?

Dolph Ziggler: Sure, what have you done for me lately, you are the WWE Champion. The whole world saw us beat the hell out of each other for that WWE Title. Of course, the stipulation were in my favor, sure, but I saw that look in your eyes, and I was this close to winning that title, this close to having my moment that I deserved for years. You had a 19 year journey, but no one talks about what I do, what I deserve.

Drew McIntyre: Are you looking for a match? I literally beat you, 24 hours ago. You picked the stipulation. The answer is, no, bugger off.

Dolph Ziggler: You don’t know what you’re saying, Drew. That look I saw in your eyes, much like the look I see in the eyes out here, of pure adoration, I saw fear, because you knew I had what it takes, you knew I was due, and it’s been a long time coming. I’ve been this close my entire life.

Drew McIntyre: My god, Dolph, you are just embarrassing yourself, i’m starting to feel bad for you. You know what I’m gonna do? I’m gonna save you the embarrassment, I’m gonna leave.

McIntyre HeadButts Ziggler.

Drew McIntyre: One day you’re gonna learn, the answer is no.

Dolph Ziggler: Hey, don’t you walk away from me, you son of a bitch. That’s right, you turn around when i’m talking to you. I deserved that match. I needed it. I can feel it in my hands, slipping away from you. Anything you want, you name it, I don’t care. You name the stipulation, you name the time, the place, I don’t give a damn. You give me that match. I deserve it, you deserve it, everyone deserves what’s coming to me. Name the stipulation, I don’t care, you have a match with me.

Drew McIntyre: You know what? I guess all those years at Law School weren’t wasted. You presented a compelling case. You’ve changed my mind, Dolph. I pick the stipulation, I accept.

Dolph Ziggler: Hey Drew, wait a second, before you walk away, I deserve that, but what’s the stipulation?

Drew McIntyre: Come on, buddy, I literally just said yes 10 seconds ago, I don’t know the stipulation. And to be completely honest, if I had two weeks, I wouldn’t tell you. I’m gonna do exactly what you did to me. I’m gonna tell you the stipulation, right before the bell rings. You’re screwed, mate, you’re such a glutton for punishment.

Sixth Match: Randy Orton vs. Big Show In The Unsanctioned Match

Show backs Orton into the turnbuckles. Orton avoids the open hand chop. Orton kicks Show in the gut. Show drives Orton back first into the turnbuckles. Show with heavy bodyshots. Show wraps the left shoulder of Orton around the top rope. Show proceeds to hammers down on that left shoulder. Show picks Orton up by his face. Show delivers a gut punch. Show with an open hand chop. Show is mauling Orton in the corner. Orton kicks Show in the gut. Show is picking Orton apart. Orton is throwing haymakers at Show. Show answers with another gut punch. Show whips Orton across the ring. Show Spears Orton. Orton regroups on the outside. Show rolls a table into the ring. Show tosses Orton back inside the ring. Show slaps Orton in the chest.

Andrade Cien Almas and Angel Garza starts ganging up on Show. The Viking Raiders arrives to make the save. Orton has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Orton applies a rear chin lock. Show gets back to a vertical base. Show HeadButts Orton. Show with two clotheslines. Show sends Orton to the corner. Show with a Running Hip Attack. Orton dropkicks the left knee of Show. Orton is loading up The Punt. Show connects with The ChokeSlam for a two count. Orton slithers out of the ring. Show sets up the table. Show throws Orton back into the ring. Show lays Orton flat on the table. Show goes for The Vader Bomb, but Orton ducks out of the way. Orton connects with The RKO for a two count. Orton is shocked. Orton argues with the referee. Orton delivers multiple chair shots. Orton hits The Draping DDT. Orton plants Show with The RKO to pickup the victory. After the match, Orton delivers The Punt to close the show.

Winner: Randy Orton via Pinfall 

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Author: Josh Lopez