WWE Monday Night RAW Results 10/16/23
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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

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Commentators: (Kevin Patrick & Wade Barrett)

Ring Announcer: Samantha Irvin

Transcription by Josh Lopez

Sami Zayn & The Judgment Day Segment

Sami Zayn: Welcome to the season premiere of Monday Night Raw. I got to be honest with you guys, it feels a little weird coming out here by myself. As most of you know by now, my tag team partner, my brother, Kevin Owens has been moved over to SmackDown. I’m going to be honest with you guys, I got a lot of mixed emotions going on right now. Obviously, I’m very sad that our partnership has come to an end this way. But I’m also excited. I’m excited for him. Because I know Kevin Owens is going to do huge things on SmackDown. And if I’m being honest, I’m excited for me, too. Because I get to do something I haven’t done in a while. To stand on my own two feet and show the whole world what I’ve known inside of me for years and years. And that is Sami Zayn is a World Heavyweight Champion level superstar. Well, thank you for that, that’s got me feeling really good. But I also have to address the elephant in the room, which is the reason that Kevin Owens is no longer on Monday Night Raw. It’s because of the arrival of Jey Uso.

Now, hang on a second, nobody was happier than I was when Jey Uso came to Monday Night Raw, but even I have to admit, I’m struggling a little bit with that right now, okay. I’m also struggling with the fact that after it took our entire lives to reach the highest of high’s, Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn winning the tag team championships. Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn main evented WrestleMania. After all that work to get there, our entire tag team championship reign was tainted by the fact that for week in and week out, for six months, we had to deal with The Judgment Day. And now tonight, The Judgment Day are the ones getting the tag team title opportunity. I got a lot of mixed emotions, okay. I’ll be honest with you; I have no idea what’s next for Sami Zayn. But here’s the one thing that I do know. The last year of my career, by far has been the best year of my career. And the reason I reached the high’s that I did is because of each and every single one of you.

Finn Balor: Nobody should be kicking off the season premiere of Monday Night Raw but The Judgment Day. But what do we got over here? Looks to me like poor little Sami Zayn is all alone.

Damian Priest: You know what? It feels like we’ve had these thorns on our side forever. But I’m happy to say that one has been removed. Now, the only thing that would make us even happier is removing you, removing the Undisputed Tag Team Idiots. You know what? I would be happy to remove Drew McIntyre.

Rhea Ripley: We talked about this, forget about Drew for now, focus on tonight, okay?

Dominik Mysterio: Tonight, Mami is going to tear Shayna apart and put the whole women’s division back on notice.

Rhea Ripley: That’s right, Dom. And Finn, Priest, you’re going to bring back the tag team championships to The Judgment Day. But before we do that, I happen to notice something, Sami. You’re looking kind of lost. You know what’s funny? Back in the day, The Judgment Day would recruit lost superstars and give them direction. We tried to do that with Jey Uso. But when it comes to you, we have a different plan. We want to get rid of you, permanently.

Jey Uso storms into the ring with two steel chairs before The Judgment Day could jump Sami Zayn.

Shinsuke Nakamura Promo

Shinsuke Nakamura: Ricochet. Falls Count Anywhere Match. Whose decision? You or Adam? Whatever. You are like a fly or mosquito. So, I am going to smash you like a bug on the dirty floor.

Jey Uso wants to know if Sami Zayn is good. Sami says that he needs some space right now. He wants to be happy for Jey, and he appreciates him having his back. At the same time, it should’ve been Kevin Owens who saved him. But he’s not here anymore because of Jey. Jey has everything going for him, but Sami has nothing. Jey didn’t know Sami felt like that. He has Sami’s back, but it is what it is, uce. Sami proceeds to apologize to Jey. Sami asks Jey if they’re good. Jey says YEET!

First Match: Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Ricochet In A Falls Count Anywhere Match 

Ricochet dropkicks Nakmura before the bell rings. Ricochet is throwing haymakers at Nakamura. Ricochet drives Nakamura back first into the ringside barricade. Ricochet with a knife edge chop. Ricochet rolls Nakamura back into the ring. Ricochet blocks a boot from Nakamura. Nakamura with a Spin Kick. Nakamura places Ricochet on the top turnbuckle. Nakamura drives his knee into the midsection of Ricochet. Nakamura with The Reverse Exploder Suplex for a two count. Ricochet avoids The Roundhouse Kick. Ricochet drops Nakamura with The CodeBreaker for a two count. Ricochet with a Springboard Dropkick. Ricochet hits The Fosbury Flop for a two count. Nakamura walks up the ramp. Ricochet punches Nakamura in the back. Ricochet uppercuts Nakamura. Nakamura punches Ricochet in the back. Nakamura sends Ricochet back first into the LED Board. Ricochet and Nakamura are brawling in the gorilla position. Ricochet with a Pump Knee Strike for a two count.

Ricochet with a forearm smash. Ricochet chops Nakamura. Nakamura HeadButts Ricochet. Ricochet does a tiger wall flip kick off the titantron. Ricochet thrust kicks the midsection of Nakamura. Nakamura avoids The PK. Ricochet goes for The Standing MoonSault, but Nakamura gets his knees up in the air. Nakamura goes for The GTS, but Ricochet counters with The Dragon Screw Leg Whip. Ricochet with a Running Shooting Star Press. Ricochet has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Ricochet and Nakamura are brawling in the crowd. Ricochet delivers a beautiful Shooting Star Press off the balcony. Nakamura throws popcorn into Ricochet’s face. Nakamura sends Ricochet back first into the barricade. Nakamura kicks Ricochet off the barricade with a Running Boot. Nakamura tosses Ricochet around the ringside area. Nakamura pulls out a table from under the ring. Nakamura attacks Ricochet with the nunchucks.

Nakamura clears the announce table. Ricochet with a Running Knee Strike. Ricochet tees off on Nakamura. Ricochet lays Nakamura flat on the table. Nakamura rolls himself out of harm’s way. Nakamura slams Ricochet’s head on the top rope. Ricochet goes for a Vertical Suplex, but Nakamura lands back on his feet. Nakamura hits The GTS for a two count. Ricochet blocks The Kinshasa. Ricochet with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Nakamura launches Ricochet over the top rope. Ricochet with an Apron Enzuigiri. Ricochet with The Springboard 450 Splash for a two count. Ricochet ascends to the top turnbuckle. Ricochet tosses Nakamura out of the ring. Ricochet kicks Nakamura in the face. Nakamura answers with a Head Kick of his own. Nakamura sends Ricochet crashing through the table on the floor. Nakamura connects with The Kinshasa to pickup the victory.

Winner: Shinsuke Nakamura via Pinfall 

– Chelsea Green pokes fun at Tegan Nox, Kayden Carter and Katana Chance. Tegan says that she learned a lot from her match with Becky Lynch. Tegan wants to know how long she can hide behind Piper Niven before she slaps her in the face.

– Imperium Vignette.

Second Match: Piper Niven w/Chelsea Green vs. Natalya 

Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Natalya applies a side headlock. Niven whips Natalya across the ring. Niven drops Natalya with a shoulder tackle. Niven talks smack to Natalya. Strong lockup. Niven backs Natalya into the turnbuckles. The referee calls for a clean break. Niven shoves Natalya. Natalya slaps Niven in the face. Natalya ducks a clothesline from Niven. Natalya is throwing haymakers at Niven. Niven catches Natalya in mid-air. Niven goes for a Bodyslam, but Natalya lands back on her feet. Natalya ducks another clothesline from Niven. Natalya with a Tilt-A-Whirl Headscissors Takeover into the turnbuckles. Natalya rolls Niven over for a two count. Rollup Exchange. Natalya with a low dropkick for a one count. Niven kicks Natalya in the chest. Natalya repeatedly slams Niven’s head on the top turnbuckle pad. Niven HeadButts Natalya. Niven with a Running Knee Strike.

Natalya regains control of the match during the commercial break. Natalya is throwing haymakers at Niven. Niven blocks The Discus Lariat. Niven sweeps out the legs of Natalya. Niven goes for a Running Senton Splash, but Natalya ducks out of the way. Natalya with a Rolling Crucifix for a two count. Natalya runs over Niven’s back. Niven blocks The Basement Dropkick. Natalya dodges The Basement Crossbody. Natalya kicks Niven in the face. Natalya with The La Magistral for a two count. Natalya hits The Discus Lariat for a two count. Natalya prepares for The Sharpshooter. Niven inadvertently kicks Natalya into Green. Niven pulls Natalya down to the mat. Niven connects with The Basement Crossbody to pickup the victory. After the match, Niven and Green gangs up on Natalya. Tegan Nox storms into the ring to make the save. Nox and Natalya tees off on Niven. Niven retreats to the outside.

Winner: Piper Niven via Pinfall

– Damian Priest is still fixated on Drew McIntyre. Rhea Ripley says that she’s been handling Judgment Day business. Dominik Mysterio wants to know if Mami needs him at ringside during her match with Shayna Baszler. Ripley says that she can handle Baszler on her own. Tonight’s objective is to show the WWE Universe who exactly runs Monday Night Raw.

Seth Rollins & Drew McIntyre Segment 

Seth Rollins: Oklahoma City. Welcome to the season premiere of Monday Night Rollins. We had ourselves a hell of a season finale just last week. Found ourselves a new number one contender for the World Heavyweight Championship. “The Scottish Warrior” Drew McIntyre. Hell of a guy, that Drew. Comes out here, challenges me to my face. Says that he wants me at 100%, good guy, right? But then I get jumped by Damian Priest, and Drew McIntyre doesn’t do a damn thing. I’m a bit confused by it. Then Dominik Mysterio comes flying out here with the Money In The Bank Contract, and all of sudden, Drew McIntyre, he’s suddenly my white knight. And it was getting a little weird. Later on, during the show, it got a lot of weirder, and I got a lot of questions. Guys, I can’t answer those questions. Drew McIntyre is the only person who could answer those questions. So, Drew, consider this an invitation, would you please come out here on join us on the season premiere of Monday Night Rollins?

Drew McIntyre: So, Seth, the part where I said I want you as close to 100% as possible for our match at Crown Jewel, that involved things like not standing right in the middle of the ring where you’re going to get jumped. It’s funny, I’m not going to babysit you for the next couple of weeks.

Seth Rollins: Wow, Drew, I appreciate that. That’s very kind of you. But if there’s one thing that I’ve proven over the last few months, is that I can handle my business on my own. But the question I have for you is, are you handling your business on your own? Or have you unlisted a little bit of help?

Drew McIntyre: I think everybody knows that Drew McIntyre handles his own business. Clearly, you got something on your mind, so can you elaborate, buddy?

Seth Rollins: Oh, indeed there is. Fine folks in the TV truck, could you please roll the video footage? Here we have ourselves a conversation with Ricochet and Adam Pearce, but if you zoom in the background, what’s that? Oh, that’s the leader of The Judgment Day, Rhea Ripley with a very large, muscular, ruggedly handsome man, who looks a little Scottish to me. Care to elaborate?

Drew McIntyre: First of all, I’m not a thirsty creep like Jey Uso. She came to me. What we talked about is none of your business. You need to stop worrying about The Judgment Day, worrying about anything in the world, except Drew McIntyre taking that title away from you.

Seth Rollins: Oh, well, thank you for clearing up all that confusion for me. Since you cleared that up, let me make something perfectly clear to you, nobody is taking this title off of me, especially you. I get it, man, the last couple of years, they’re really messing with your head, haven’t they? You got a lot of big opportunities, a lot of big matches and just when you needed success, you’ve had a lot of big failures. And you’re so freaked out by failing again, you’ve been enlisted a little side help with The Judgment Day. Is that how it’s going to be? Let me tell you something, that’s not going to work for you how you think it is. Dealing with The Judgment Day is a slippery slope you don’t want to go down.

Drew McIntyre: You seemed a little rattled, champ. And you should be. I remember the last time we had a World Title Match, I beat your ass. I don’t need anyone to fight my battles. I don’t need The Judgment Day. And all of those matches you were talking about, the big matches that I lost. If you did your tape study, you’d see the constant interference, the mist to the eyes, the low blows, The Bloodline.

Seth Rollins: Oh my god, will you shut up about The Bloodline already? For god sakes, man, you’ve got to move on, man. The Bloodline have clearly moved on from you. Let me put this to you plainly, and I mean this with all due respect, Drew get over it.

Drew McIntyre: Get over it. You like being world champion, don’t you. The thousands of people screaming for you, singing your song every week, yeah. I have catchy theme song too I can bring back, but I don’t need that crutch. That was my dream, too. And when I achieved that dream in the main event of WrestleMania, when I beat Brock Lesnar in five minutes, there was nobody there. It wasn’t just a tough time for the company, we were in a worldwide pandemic and we needed someone to step up and Drew McIntyre stepped up. Miss moment after miss moment, by the time everybody was back, the moment had passed. But I captured lightning in the bottle a second time, in the UK, one on one against Roman Reigns, with over 50,000 people where it all began. Who screwed me over? The Bloodline. I’m sorry if I’m not getting over it so quick, but right now is a third lightning in a bottle situation. You need to think really hard about how you’re going to reinvent yourself for the 53rd time when I beat you and take that title from you at Crown Jewel.

Seth Rollins: Drew, nobody understands what you’re going through better than I do. I know how difficult it could be to get yourself back to the top of the mountain. I spent four years digging and fighting and clawing to get back to the top of that mountain. But all I’m hearing from you right now is a bunch of excuses. You’re pointing fingers, making excuses, and I promise you that’s not going to get you where you want to go. I am going to beat you at Crown Jewel. And I promise it’s going to be the best thing that ever happened to you. Because for the first time in a long time, you will have nobody to blame but yourself.

– Bronson Reed Vignette.

– Logan Paul will confront Rey Mysterio on SmackDown this Friday.

Third Match: Johnny Gargano vs. Ludwig Kaiser w/Giovanni Vinci 

Gargano immediately attacks Kaiser after the bell rings. Gargano is raining down haymakers. Gargano ducks a clothesline from Kaiser. Gargano with a Headscissors Takeover. Gargano lands The Suicide Dive. Gargano runs around Kaiser. Kaiser kicks out the legs of Gargano. Kaiser kicks Gargano in the back. Kaiser drives Gargano shoulder first into the steel ring post. Kaiser with a Running Corner Dropkick. Kaiser poses for the crowd. Gargano kicks Kaiser in the face. Gargano blocks The Enzuigiri. Gargano with forearm shivers. Gargano applies a Headscissors Neck Lock in the ropes. Gargano buries his shoulder into the midsection of Kaiser. Kaiser uppercuts Gargano in mid-air. Kaiser clotheslines Gargano on the ring apron. Kaiser blasts Gargano off the apron with a Running Uppercut.

Kaiser has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Kaiser applies the cobra clutch. Gargano with heavy bodyshots. Gargano peppers Kaiser with forearms. Kaiser drives his knee into the midsection of Gargano. Gargano sends Kaiser face first into the middle turnbuckle pad. Gargano decks Kaiser with a back elbow smash. Gargano with a Rolling Head Kick. Gargano with a running forearm smash. Kaiser launches Gargano over the top rope. Gargano with an Apron Enzuigiri. Gargano delivers The Slingshot Spear. Gargano drops Kaiser with a Diving Flatliner for a two count. Chop Exchange. Gargano with forearm shivers. Kaiser backs Gargano into the turnbuckles. Gargano escapes the corner mount. Gargano drills Kaiser with The Cheeky Nando’s Kick.

Gargano with The Sunset Flip PowerBomb for a two count. Gargano repeatedly stomps on Kaiser’s chest. Kaiser with a lifting uppercut. Kaiser with a right hand. Kaiser follows that with The Rolling Death Valley Driver. Kaiser blasts Gargano with The PK for a two count. Gargano rolls Kaiser over for a two count. Gargano sends Kaiser tumbling to the floor. Kaiser doesn’t want Vinci’s help. Gargano nails Kaiser with The Willow’s Bell. Gargano connects with The One Final Beat for a two count. Vinci attacks Gargano from the outside. Gargano tees off on Vinci. Vinci scurries back into the ring. Kaiser with a Running Enzuigiri. Kaiser connects with a Modified DDT to pickup the victory.

Winner: Ludwig Kaiser via Pinfall 

– Becky Lynch lets Indi Hartwell know that she’ll get her long-awaited NXT Women’s Title Rematch after she talks to Adam Pearce. Becky then had a standoff with Rhea Ripley.

– Drew McIntyre is not happy that Sami Zayn immediately forgave Jey Uso. Sami doesn’t want to get in between what’s going on with McIntyre and Rollins. Sami says that McIntyre needs to put The Bloodline stuff behind him. Jey Uso has done everything he can to show everybody that he’s changed, but McIntyre is the only one who doesn’t believe it. Sami can relate to McIntyre’s frustrations. McIntyre says that Sami can’t relate to him because he’s never been a World Champion. Sami will never be a world champion if he continues to be the good guy and trusting everybody he interacts with. Sami proceeds to challenge McIntyre to a match next week. McIntyre never backs down to a fight and he accepts the challenge.

Fourth Match: Rhea Ripley vs. Shayna Baszler In A Non-Title Match 

Standing Switch Exchange. Ripley with a waist lock takedown. Baszler brings Ripley down to the mat. Baszler applies The Ankle Lock. Ripley kicks Baszler towards the corner. Ripley with clubbing shoulder blocks. Ripley tees off on Baszler. Baszler rocks Ripley with a forearm smash. Baszler with a Swinging Arm-Ringer. Baszler stomps on the left elbow of Ripley. Baszler repeatedly kicks the left shoulder of Ripley. Ripley tells Baszler to bring it. Ripley avoids The Roundhouse Kick. Ripley sweeps out the legs of Baszler. Ripley with a low dropkick for a one count. Baszler delivers her combination offense. Ripley avoids The Running Knee Strike. Ripley kicks Baszler in the gut. Ripley with a knee smash. Ripley clotheslines Baszler. Baszler fights out of the electric chair position. Ripley decks Baszler with a back elbow smash. Baszler dodges The Big Boot. Ripley drops Baszler with a Discus Back Elbow Smash. Ripley and Baszler are trading back and forth shots.

Baszler avoids The Roundhouse Kick. Baszler with a Release German Suplex. Baszler with a sharp knee strike for a two count. Ripley fights out of the fireman’s carry position. Baszler with a Running Pump Knee Strike. Baszler puts Ripley on the top turnbuckle. Ripley with clubbing blows to Baszler’s back. Ripley HeadButts Baszler. Ripley with The Missile Dropkick. Ripley goes for The Rip Tide, but Baszler counters with The Cross-Arm-Breaker. Ripley escapes with a Deadlift PowerBomb. Raquel Rodriguez pulls Nia Jax off the ring apron. Jax HeadButts Rodriguez. Zoey Stark with a Flying Cannonball Senton off the barricade. Rodriguez tosses Stark around the ringside area. Rodriguez drops Jax with The Big Boot. Jax side steps Rodriguez into the steel ring steps. Stark with a Roundhouse Kick to Ripley which forces the disqualification. After the match, Ripley throws Stark into Baszler. Ripley tells Jax to bring it. Ripley ducks a clothesline from Jax. Stark SuperKicks Jax. Ripley HeadButts Jax. Stark with a Roundhouse Kick. Stark dropkicks Jax into Ripley. Stark kicks Jax out of the ring.

Winner: Rhea Ripley via Disqualification 

– Adam Pearce makes the Becky Lynch/Indi Hartwell NXT Women’s Championship Match official for next week. Xia Li gets up in Becky’s grill. Xia wants to know why Becky continues to duck her. Becky gets introduced to Jade Cargill. Becky tells Jade to get in line. Pearce welcomes Jade to Monday Night Raw.

– Jackie Redmond had a backstage interview with Cody Rhodes & Jey Uso. Jey says that Sami Zayn has a lot going through his head right now, but he always got his back because that’s his dog. Jackie is feeling ucey tonight. Cody Rhodes talks about maximizing opportunities. Cody says that one faction won’t cast a big shadow over the entire Raw brand. Differences aside, they are the perfect challengers, and he wants to uphold the legacy of these tag team titles with his guy Jey Uso. Cody tells Jey to say the word. YEET!

Fifth Match: GUNTHER (c) w/Imperium vs. Bronson Reed For The WWE Intercontinental Championship 

Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Reed backs Gunther into the turnbuckles. Gunther turns Reed over. Gunther punches Reed in the chest. Gunther applies a side headlock. Reed whips Gunther across the ring. Gunther runs into Reed. Shoulder Block Exchange. Gunther with Two Running Boots, but Reed is still standing. Gunther with two blistering chops in the corner. Reed drops Gunther with a Leaping Body Block. Reed levels Gunther with The Body Avalanche. Gunther chops Reed in mid-air. Gunther drives Reed back first into the ring apron. Gunther with a knife edge chop. Gunther rolls Reed back into the ring. Gunther goes for a PowerBomb, but Reed blocks it. Gunther punches Reed in the back. Gunther applies an arm-bar. Reed with a forearm smash. Gunther applies The Sleeper Hold. Reed backs Gunther into the turnbuckles. Gunther chops the back of Reed’s neck. Gunther reapplies The Sleeper Hold. Gunther with clubbing elbow smashes.

Reed drives Gunther back first into the canvas. Gunther chops Reed off the ropes. Gunther kicks Reed in the face. Gunther dishes out another chop. Gunther goes for a PowerBomb, but Reed counters with a Back Body Drop on the ring apron. Reed with a Diving Shoulder Tackle off the apron. Chop/Forearm Exchange. Reed HeadButts Gunther. Lariat Exchange. Reed SuperKicks Gunther. Reed with a Ripcord Powerslam for a two count. Gunther with clubbing sledges across the neck of Reed. Reed hits The Death Valley Driver for a two count. Reed goes for a Running Senton Splash, but Gunther gets his knees up in the air. Gunther with a Running Lariat for a two count. Gunther ascends to the top turnbuckle. Reed HeadButts Gunther. Gunther slaps Reed in the chest. Reed answers with a palm strike. Reed with The SuperPlex for a two count. Reed goes for The Tsunami, but Gunther ducks out of the way. Gunther with a Shotgun Dropkick. Gunther with another Lariat. Gunther with a Flying Splash for a two count. Gunther connects with The PowerBomb to pickup the victory.

Winner: Still WWE Intercontinental Champion, GUNTHER via Pinfall 

– Jackie Redmond had a backstage interview with The Miz. Miz reminds Jackie that he is the most must see WWE Superstar. Miz is upset that he had to wait till the third hour of the show to be featured on the Season Premiere of Raw. He mentions that Adam Pearce should be fired and Nick Aldis should be the new General Manager of Raw. Miz wants Pearce to put respect on his name. Nia Jax snatches the microphone away from Jackie. Jax says that everybody is hitting her with their best shot, but she’s still standing. Jax does the squashing on the red brand. Jackie says that we’re out of time for the interview as Miz was about to finish his original point.

– Rhea Ripley confronts Adam Pearce in his office. Pearce says that Rhea had her chance to take control of her division, but it always ends up in endless chaos. Pearce is going to make a statement by making Rhea defend her World Women’s Championship at Crown Jewel against Nia Jax, Shayna Baszler, Zoey Stark and Raquel Rodriguez In A Fatal Five Way Match. Rhea says that she’s going to eradicate them all.

– Next week on Raw, The Alpha Academy will battle The New Day. Akira Tozawa shows off his hip swiveling skills.

– GUNTHER demands that Johnny Gargano gets stretchered out of the building next week and it’s going to be Ludwig Kaiser’s responsibility.

Sixth Match: Cody Rhodes & Jey Uso (c) vs. The Judgment Day For The Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championship

Cody Rhodes and Finn Balor will start things off. Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Wrist Lock Exchange. Rhodes applies a side headlock. Balor whips Rhodes across the ring. Balor drops down on the canvas. Rhodes catches Balor in mid-air. Rhodes with a Gutbuster. Rhodes grabs a side wrist lock. Rhodes tags in Jey. Jey with a flying axe handle strike. Jey grabs a side headlock. Balor whips Jey across the ring. Priest made the blind tag. Priest sends Jey tumbling to the floor. Priest rocks Jey with a forearm smash. Priest rolls Jey back into the ring. Priest kicks Jey in the chest. Priest with another forearm. Priest taunts Rhodes. Priest with a leaping back elbow smash. Priest tags in Balor. Balor stomps on Jey’s chest. BackBreaker/Leg Drop Combination for a two count. Priest tells Jey to get up. Priest with combination kicks. Jey dodges The Rolling Elbow. Jey with a Spinning Enzuigiri. Jey tags in Rhodes. Rhodes with two haymakers. Priest reverses out of the irish whip from Rhodes. Rhodes slides under Priest’s legs. Rhodes with two drop down uppercuts. Rhodes dives over Priest. Rhodes with Two Powerslams. Rhodes drops Priest with The Disaster Kick for a two count.

Rhodes blasts Dominik Mysterio off the ring apron. Rhodes side steps Priest into the turnbuckles. Rhodes ducks a clothesline from Balor. Balor goes for The Spin Out Elbow Drop, but Jey counters with a SuperKick. Jey SuperKicks Priest. Rhodes hits The Cross Rhodes for a two count. Dominik put Priest’s foot on the bottom rope. Rhodes runs after Dominik. Priest tags in Balor. Balor with a running clothesline. Forearm Exchange. Rhodes unloads a flurry of left jabs Priest with a Roundhouse Kick. Priest goes for a Belly to Back Suplex, but Rhodes lands back on his feet. Rhodes kicks Priest in the gut. Rhodes drops Priest with The Pedigree. Jey and Balor are tagged in. Jey with a leaping clothesline. Jey thrust kicks the midsection of Balor. Jey with a drop down uppercut. Jey ducks a clothesline from Balor. Jey with The Samoan Drop. Balor avoids The Running Hip Attack. Jey with an Apron Enzuigiri. Jey with a Flying Crossbody Block for a two count. Balor rakes the eyes of Jey. Balor with a Spin Out Elbow Drop for a two count.

Jey SuperKicks Balor. Rhodes and Jey delivers The Cody 1D for a two count. Priest catches Rhodes in mid-air. Priest Chokeslams Rhodes on the ring apron. Priest clears the announce table. Jey kicks Priest off the apron. Dominik continues to run interference. Jey goes for The USO Splash, but Balor gets his knees up in the air. Balor with a cradle cover for a two count. Dominik argues with the referee. Sami Zayn tees off on Dominik. Zayn drives Dominik face first into the steel ring post. Zayn throws Dominik into the steel ring steps. Rhodes launches Priest over the barricade. Balor wisely knocks Rhodes off the apron. Jey rolls Balor over for a two count. Both guys are knocked down after a double clothesline. Priest delivers a low blow behind the referee’s back. Priest connects with The Razor’s Edge through the announce table. Jey lands The Suicide Dive. Balor with The SlingBlade. Balor with a Shotgun Dropkick. Jey avoids The Coupe De Grace. Jey Spears Balor. Jey dives over Priest. Jey Spears Priest. Jimmy Uso SuperKicks Jey. Balor plants Jey with The Coupe De Grace to pickup the victory.

Winner: New WWE Undisputed Tag Team Champions, The Judgment Day via Pinfall 

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