WWE Raw Results 4/6/26
Toyota Center
Houston, Texas
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Commentators: (Michael Cole & Corey Graves)
Ring Announcer: Alicia Taylor
Transcription by Josh Lopez
CM Punk Segment
CM Punk: Houston is a wrestling town. That’s right, there’s a lot of pro wrestling history here. This building in particular, I’ve had some pretty great moments in, but there’s also ghosts in this very building, of things that were supposed to happen that haunt me to this day. This is Paul Boesch Territory. Houston Wrestling, and I always loved to hear about the old timers, never miss a chance to do so. Can’t help but compare yourself against the old timers and wonder exactly how they would operate in times like this. Sometimes I dream, what would Harley Race do? But dreams are just stories that we tell ourselves. The important stuff happens when we’re awake. Houston, I’m awake, is it great to be alive on a Monday night in Houston or what? Roman Reigns is not here tonight. Two weeks ago, shockingly enough with help from his cousins, he put me through the ringside announce table with a PowerBomb, and then he strutted out, very slowly I might add, like he was just the king of the world. And I couldn’t wait to get to Monday Night Raw at Madison Square Garden to get my revenge. And I showed up, cousin less, by myself, with the World Heavyweight Title and these two fists, and I got my receipt.
And I put Roman through the ringside announce table, alone. Roman Reigns says he hates me. And I say, good, because if Roman hates me, that tells me I’m exactly where I need to be, fraud checking goofs like him who hate me, because I won’t trade my authenticity for approval. Being hated by losers is the price I pay by not being one of them. Keep chanting, maybe he’ll show up, I doubt it, but maybe. What, are you gonna be mad at me because he didn’t show up because I damn near crippled him? I showed up, and I’m an old man. Old, not weak. Roman Reigns says he hates me, and I understand, I know why he hates me, but now let me take a moment to explain to everybody who bothered to show up to Houston tonight why I hate Roman Reigns. See that sign, it says WrestleMania: Las Vegas, that’s the biggest show of the year, the granddaddy of them all. And Roman, we both have the tools to climb the ladder and make it to the pinnacle of its king sports. The difference is, my tools are self-made, and they’re sharpened to a deadly point, through years of self-belief and hard work, and sometimes spite, but always sacrifice. And your tools, well, they’re store bought and they’re hand delivered, and they’re like you, they’re plastic. See, back in the day, I was too young and stupid to really understand, but now I’m too rich and old to give a damn.
But I understand why this company, why TKO sends you, your beltless ass to Jimmy Fallon, it’s because you’re safe and you’re boring and you’re plastic and you’re saccharine, and you’re manufactured. And me, I’m dangerous, you never know what I’m gonna do or what I’m gonna say. Why is it that I can film half a dozen television shows and movies and never miss a god damn day, but you, you use it as a crutch to not show up and somehow these people are gonna boo me when I give them the news that you’re not here. You know I’m right. And when you do bother to show up, you show up late, you gleefully leave early, and you puff your chest around in the back like you’re The Rock. And least The Rock is a Hollywood Superstar. Oh, I’m sorry, was a Hollywood Superstar, just like you Roman were a Champion, but that fairy tale is long over, because this is pro wrestling and not cinema. See, my bloated cousin isn’t on the board of the directors, I don’t surround myself with wiseman’s and advocates and yes men who want to protect myself from the truth.
My daddy wasn’t a pro wrestler, who gave me a favored job, because I sucked at football, no. I have paid my dues, and I have earned and deserved everything that I’ve busted my ass for, and you’re just a bucktooth nepo-baby who ate dog food for a weird old man. And that weird old man, for years, treated me like a dog, and he expected me to smile, but I had FU money, so I took that and my dignity, and I left. And that’s why you hate me. It’s because you can’t control me like you control some of the people, like you control your cousins in your family, they can’t control me. Are we having fun yet? See, be careful what you wish for when people ask me for a pipe bomb without understanding what it means. This is what you get. Roman, you can brag about how many times you’ve been in main evented WrestleMania, but if me or anyone else were afforded as many opportunities as you have, and sucked at the first eight of them, so spectacularly bad, we would be fired and blackballed.
But you can’t blackball me, they can’t blackball me. And listen up, I can gleefully stand on the bridge and blow it up, because bitch I know how to swim. And you would think that I’m done, but I’m not, because everybody is getting it tonight. Pat McAfee. You buggy whipped, no brain hillbilly, you think you can come here to the business, my business of pro wrestling and run your mouth. Well, you just wrote yourself a check that your narrow ass can’t cash. You want to talk about ticket sales, do me a favor, call up that agent that was fooling you up with stuff to shoehorn you into this business and this show and tell him to lower the ticket prices. I’ll be damned if I’m gonna have you, somebody that kicked a football for a living, come to my business and talk to me about selling tickets and putting assess in seats. You got a receipt coming to you. Houston, lower the ticket prices, because I want all of these families to come and watch me stand on Roman Reigns throat at WrestleMania, because my name is CM Punk, and I approve this message.
– LA Knight attacked iShowSpeed on his livestream last week. Speed runs into Danhausen in the backstage area. Speed has been looking for him, because he can’t do this curse thing anymore. Danhausen says that he can uncurse Speed if he gives him a mention. Adam Pearce joins the conversation. Speed tells Pearce that he needs to help him lift this curse. Pearce has no idea what Speed is talking about. Danhausen disappeared. Pearce tells Speed that he should go him and let The Usos and The Vision handle their business. The Vision joins the conversation. Austin Theory tells Speed that he shouldn’t be listening to Dr. Evil, he should be listening to the new World Tag Team Champions. Logan Paul says that LA Knight throwing Speed through his own computer is unforgiveable. Speed says that he’s leaving. Logan says that everyone hates Speed, his only safe place is with The Vision. The Vision is bringing Speed to ringside for Theory’s upcoming match with LA Knight.
First Match: LA Knight vs. Austin Theory w/Logan Paul & iShowSpeed
Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Knight outpowers Theory. Knight taunts Theory. Strong lockup. Theory with a Biel Throw. Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Knight with a Hip Toss. Knight bodyslams Theory. Knight ducks a clothesline from Theory. Knight with another bodyslam. Theory regroups on the outside. Back to the collar and elbow tie up. Theory backs Knight into the turnbuckles. Theory with southpaw haymakers. Theory slams Knight’s head on the top turnbuckle pad. Theory with repeated back elbow smashes. Theory mocks Knight. Theory with a Snap Vertical Suplex for a one count. Theory punches Knight. Knight explodes out of the corner with running clothesline. Knight whips Theory across the ring. Theory holds onto the ropes. Theory retreats to the outside. Knight with The Wrecking Ball Dropkick. Knight clotheslines Theory into the timekeeper’s area.
Knight poses on the ringside barricade. Theory regains control of the match during the commercial break. Theory goes for a Vertical Suplex, but Knight counters with a NeckBreaker. Knight is throwing haymakers at Theory. Theory reverses out of the irish whip from Knight. Knight ducks a clothesline from Theory. Knight with a Leaping Clothesline. Knight with a Side Russian Leg Sweep. Knight sends Theory chest first into the turnbuckles. Knight with a Leaping NeckBreaker for a two count. Short-Arm Reversal by Theory. Theory with The Rolling Elbow. Theory drops Knight with The Roll Through Blockbuster for a two count. Theory goes for The A-Town Down, but Knight lands back on his feet. Knight clotheslines Theory over the top rope.
Knight dribbles Theory’s head on the announce table. Knight resets the referee’s ten count. Logan Paul runs interference. Knight points at Speed. Knight rolls Theory back into the ring. Paul shoves Speed into Knight. Speed is begging for mercy. Knight runs after Speed. The Usos music hits. Speed is caught in a trap. Speed leapfrogs over Knight. Knight drags Speed back into the ring. Knight blasts Paul off the ring apron. Theory rolls Knight over with a handful of tights to pickup the victory. After the match, Speed was left in the ring with Knight and The Usos. Speed is pleading his case. Jey grabs Speed by his t-shirt. The Usos goes for The 1D, but Paul pulls Speed out of the ring. Knight grabs the microphone. Knight calls out Adam Pearce. Knight challenges The Vision and Speed to a 6-Man Tag Team Match at WrestleMania 42. Pearce makes the match official. Knight promises to stomp out The Vision and Speed at WrestleMania.
Winner: Austin Theory via Pinfall
– We got a one shot of Michael Cole bringing up what happened on SmackDown with Pat McAfee and Randy Orton. Cole said that he was angry and disappointed. People know about the deep friendship Cole has with Cody Rhodes. At the same time, Cole also considered Pat a brother for all those years they were calling matches together, which makes what happened on Friday one of the most surreal, bizarre and disappointing things Cole has ever sat through in his near 30 years in WWE. There’s so much Cole wanted to say on the situation, but he decided to take a step back and see where the end game is and how this plays out.
– We got a full video recap of Randy Orton joining forces with Pat McAfee.
– CM Punk reflects on being an extra at WrestleMania 22 for the epic John Cena/Triple H WWE Championship Match.
Second Match: Finn Balor vs. JD McDonagh
Domink Mysterio attacks Balor from behind as he was making his entrance. Mysterio repeatedly stomps on Balor’s chest. Judgment Day mocks Balor. Balor is throwing haymakers at Mysterio. Balor kicks McDonagh in the gut. Balor drives McDonagh face first into the steel ring post. Balor with a straight right hand. Balor rolls Mysterio back into the ring. Mysterio begs for mercy. Balor scores the elbow knockdown. Balor repeatedly stomps on Mysterio’s chest. Balor kicks McDonagh in the gut. Balor launches McDonagh over the top rope. Mysterio clocks Balor with the AAA Mega Championship. McDonagh gives Mysterio a steel chair. Mysterio with multiple chair shots across the back of Balor. Mysterio starts choking Balor with the chair. Mysterio points at the WrestleMania sign. The Judgment Day stands tall over Balor.
Match Result: No-Contest
– AJ Lee Vignette.
AJ Lee Sit-Down Interview
Michael Cole: Trailblazer, to me, that’s the apt way to describe the Intercontinental Champion, AJ Lee. I think I speak for the whole WWE Universe when I say, I can’t believe that you’re actually sitting here. A couple weeks away from your first WrestleMania in 11 years, so how are you feeling?
AJ Lee: It’s a lot. It’s surreal to be back.
Becky Lynch: Oh, there he is, the worst interviewer in history, Moaning Michael Cole. There he is, throwing softball questions. It’s not enough for you to be the worst announcer in the history of WWE, we’ve had 29 years of you being a terrible announcer, and here you are.
Michael Cole: You know what? Becky, I don’t need this. Excuse me, AJ, good luck.
Becky Lynch: So long. Yeah, you know, one thing that he did say that was right, I can’t believe you’re sitting here. Because I remember, I remember your last WrestleMania, do you remember that? Do you remember seeing me backstage, and I wasn’t there as an equal, I was your upstart from NXT. And I saw you, and you gave me a hug with your fake niceness. And I saw it in your eyes, I saw that nervousness, and it wasn’t just because you were about to go out there and wrestle in front of 70,000 people, it was because you saw your replacement. And what happened the next day? The next day, you quit, because you knew I was coming for you. At WrestleMania, it’s not going to be the same as it was at the Elimination Chamber, you will have no homefield advantage, because WrestleMania is my home.
AJ Lee: Yeah, keep underestimating me, Becky, it’s what everyone has done my entire career. Whether you believe it or not, I’m proud of you.
Becky Lynch: You don’t get to be proud of me, don’t condescend me.
AJ Lee: You shut up, because I’m still talking. I’m proud of you and everything that you’ve done, for this business, for that locker room. You made history. But none of that happens without me. Because those heights that you soar to, I shattered those glass ceilings. And the storms you ran through, I knock them down for you. I’m not replaceable, because ten years away, this company still kept calling. And those fans, they never forgot me. I know exactly who I am. I’m the Intercontinental Champion, I’m your wrestler’s favorite wrestler, I’m their favorite wrestler. And when you get home tonight, when you tuck your little girl into bed, and you ask her who her favorite wrestler is, she won’t say Becky Lynch, she’s going to say AJ Lee. See you at Mania.
– Joe Tessitore will be revealing the full match cards for both nights of WrestleMania 42 tomorrow at 9:35 am ET on ESPN’s Get Up.
– John Cena will be appearing on a special live recording of Six Feet Under with The Undertaker at WWE World on Saturday, April 18th.
Third Match: Bayley w/Lyra Valkyria vs. Lash Legend w/Nia Jax
Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Legend throws Bayley out of the ring. Jax talks smack to Bayley. Bayley scurries back into the ring. Bayley kicks Legend in the face. Bayley repeatedly stomps on Legend’s chest. Legend kicks Bayley across the ring. Bayley side steps Legend into the turnbuckles. Bayley punches Legend in the ribs. Bayley with forearm shivers. Legend shoves Bayley. Legend launches Bayley over the top rope. Bayley with three knee lifts. Bayley with a Running Knee Strike. Legend rocks Bayley with a forearm smash in mid-air. Legend nails Bayley with The Pump Kick. Bayley regroups on the outside. Legend has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Bayley with forearm shivers. Bayley drops Legend with The Middle Rope Stunner. Bayley repeatedly stomps on Legend’s chest. Legend denies The Sunset Flip PowerBomb. Legend dumps Bayley face first on the top turnbuckle pad. Legend with The Uranage BackBreaker for a two count. Legend argues with the referee. Legend goes for a PowerBomb, but Bayley counters with a Hurricanrana.
Legend with a Running Uppercut for a two count. Bayley with a flurry of up kicks. Legend yanks Bayley off the bottom rope. Legend goes for a Running Splash, but Bayley ducks out of the way. Bayley with forearm shivers across the ribs of Legend. Bayley dodges The Pump Kick. Bayley with Two Dropkicks. Bayley with a Running Knee Strike. Bayley follows that with a Diving Elbow Drop for a two count. Bayley with forearm shivers. Bayley ducks a clothesline from Legend. Jax trips Bayley behind the referee’s back. Bayley sends Legend shoulder first into the steel ring post. Jax catches Valkyria in mid-air. Jax drives Valkyria back first into the LED Board next to the apron. Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss attacks Jax from behind. Bayley wipes out the cavalry with a Flying Crossbody Block. Bayley ascends to the top turnbuckle. Legend with another big forearm smash. Legend tugs on Bayley’s hair. Legend goes for The SuperPlex, but Bayley counters with The Crossbody Block to pickup the victory. Valkyria was holding onto Legend’s leg from the outside, but the referee didn’t see it.
Winner: Bayley via Pinfall
– We got a video recap of GUNTHER attacking Seth Rollins from last week’s Raw.
– Demeco Ryans Houston Texans Head Coach, Mark Henry and Rapper Bun B is in the house tonight.
– We got a trailer for the brand-new Hulk Hogan Documentary that’s airing on Netflix on April 22nd.
Seth Rollins & GUNTHER Segment
Seth Rollins: Yeah! Houston, Texas. I’ve been gone for six months. I’ve been waiting to walk down that ramp, to stand in this ring, I’ve been waiting to hear you sing that damn song. Let me hear you, sing it. And let me say this with my full chest, I am back. And less in two weeks at WrestleMania, I go one-on-one with “The Ring General” GUNTHER. And Houston, I’ve got to be honest with you, I’m still trying to put the pieces together, to figure out how we got here. Because GUNTHER and me, we don’t have a long history, there’s no personal issue between myself and GUNTHER. But over the past week, I’ve been running through my head, and the only logical conclusion that I can come up with is that GUNTHER has entered some sort of business relationship with Paul Heyman. Let me put this as plain as I can, I got two missions in my head, one of them is to back the title that I never lost, my World Heavyweight Championship.
And the second, the second is to kill The Vision. Now, Logan Paul, Austin Theory, they’ve got themselves into some blood feud with The Samoans, I know that’s not going to end well for them. Breakker on the shelf, Bronson Reed on the shelf, Paul Heyman left to his own defense. I knew he was going to try to find someone to protect him, so I put Brock Lesnar on a silver platter for Oba Femi. Y’all right about that, that man is the future, no doubt about it. But I don’t want to talk about the future, I want to talk about right now. So, GUNTHER, if you are listening to me, if it’s your intention, if it’s your purpose to maintain a business relationship with Paul Heyman, if it’s your intention to be a shield for Paul Heyman, this may be business for you, but you made it very personal for me. And here’s the thing, GUNTHER.
GUNTHER slides into the ring. Gunther applies The Sleeper Hold. Rollins reverses the hold. Gunther with a snap mare escape. Rollins goes for The Curb Stomp, but Gunther ducks out of the way. Rollins kicks Gunther off the ring apron. Rollins takes off his trench coat. Gunther catches Rollins in mid-air. Gunther launches Rollins over the top rope. Rollins jumps on top of Gunther. All hell is breaking loose at ringside. Adam Pearce, Officials and Referees are trying to separate both men. Gunther drops Rollins with The Big Boot. Gunther runs into Paul Heyman in the backstage area. Heyman doesn’t know why GUNTHER did what he did at Madison Square Garden, so all he can say is that he owes him a very big thank you. It’s obvious, it’s very personal to Seth Rollins, which GUNTHER is pretty happy about, because it’s very personal to him as well. Gunther shakes hands with Heyman. Gunther pulls Heyman in and tells him that he owes so much more than just a very big thank you. As Gunther walks away, Heyman realizes that he owes him a favor.
Stephanie Vaquer Promo
Liv Morgan, that bleach blonde box dye must’ve gotten to your brain if you are stupid enough to think making mom jokes after middle school is clever. You can do better than that. But if you want to play dirty, I will play dirty. You are a pathetic chip, brainless, bitch who talks a lot, but says nothing. You run your mouth better than you claim to run Raw. You are scrambling for purpose and all you can settle on is trying to solve your daddy issues with a sorry excuse for a man who’s jealous of his own daddy’s success. My purpose? Inspire girls everywhere, to forge their own path, no matter where they are born. You said where you come from, it’s on sight. Where I come from, you won’t see it coming. And that goes for your spineless little lackey Roxanne, too. In Vegas, you will never get your hands on the Women’s World Championship, because at WrestleMania, I’m taking you where no can follow. Welcome to my inferno, Liv Morgan.
– Coming out of the commercial break, we got a very brief of vignette of ladies dancing on multiple chairs with different hair colors and it looked like Liv Morgan was in the middle.
Fourth Match: PENTA, Je’Von Evans, Dragon Lee vs. Los Americanos In A 6-Man Tag Team Match
Dragon Lee and Bravo Americano will start things off. Bravo kicks Lee in the gut. Bravo applies a side headlock. Lee whips Bravo across the ring. Shoulder Block Exchange. Bravo lunges over Lee. Bravo taunts Lee. Lee ducks a clothesline from Bravo. Lee with a Headscissors Takeover. Lee mocks Bravo. Bravo fights out of the fireman’s carry position. Standing Switch Exchange. Bravo goes for The O’Connor Roll, but Lee holds onto the ropes. Rayo made the blind tag. Bravo ducks a clothesline from Lee. Rayo drops Lee with a Running HeadButt. Rayo starts shaking his hips. Lee tags in Evans. Evans dropkicks Rayo. Evans with the matrix escape. Evans drops Rayo with a Leaping Cutter. Kofi Kingston is watching this match from the locker room. Evans with a Bouncy Hurricanrana. Rayo grabs a side headlock. Americano tags himself in. Evans whips Rayo out of the ring. Evans ducks a clothesline from Americano. Americano drives Evans face first into the canvas. Americano blasts Evans with The PK.
Los Americanos yanks Penta and Lee off the ring apron. Los Americanos poses for the crowd. Evans with The Flying Double Crossbody Block. Evans backflips over Rayo. Double SuperKick to Rayo on the apron. Evans delivers The We Outside. Lee lands The SomerSault Plancha. Penta follows that with one of his own. Team Penta struts for the crowd. Los Americanos regained control of the match during the commercial break. Penta and Rayo are tagged in. Penta with The Apron Enzuigiri. Penta with The Reverse SlingBlade. Penta follows that with a Tilt-A-Whirl BackBreaker. Penta with a Roll Through Double DDT. Penta tags in Lee. Penta with The Slingshot Pescado. Lee nails Rayo with The Shibata Dropkick. Lee goes for The Styles Clash, but Bravo gets in the way. Americano HeadButts Lee from the apron. Rayo tags in Bravo.
Los Americanos with a Pair Of Diving HeadButts for a two count. Americano with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Evans responds with The Red Dot. Evans ducks a clothesline from Rayo. Evans goes for The OG Cutter, but Rayo counters with a Flying Forearm Smash. Penta sweeps out the legs of Rayo. Rayo gets tied up in the tree of woe. Lee with The Flying Double Foot Stomp. Bravo goes for The Sunset Flip, but Lee counters with The Styles Clash for a two count. Lee tags in Evans. Penta SuperKicks Rayo. Double SuperKick to Americano. Lee with a Running Hurricanrana off the apron. Penta hits Rayo with The Mexican Destroyer on the apron. Evans connects with The OG Cutter to pickup the victory. After the match, Rey Mysterio comes down to the ring. Rey says that this Intercontinental Championship Ladder Match at WrestleMania has the potential to be one of the greatest ladder matches of all-time. Mysterio missed last year’s WrestleMania due to injury. Mysterio had a conversation with Adam Pearce, and this Ladder Match is missing one person. Mysterio is joining the Ladder Match at WrestleMania. Penta says let’s make history, because he has CERO MIEDO.
Winner: PENTA, Je’Von Evans, Dragon Lee via Pinfall
– We got a video recap of Cody Rhodes response to Pat McAfee from last week’s SmackDown.
– Triple H will be a special guest on Cody Rhodes “What Do You Wanna Talk About” Podcast this week.
Asuka Promo
Iyo, we were once a family, but you tried to take everything away from me. Out of selfishness, you destroyed what we had and tore our family apart. And once you left, you tried to rip Kairi away from me, too. I loved you. I came to WWE to pave the way for you and Kairi. I sacrificed everything to give you all the best opportunities. I never expected you to thank me. I did everything for you out of love. Now I realize I loved you too much, because you took advantage of my kindness. You used me. Now you must pay. I will always be your senpai, Iyo. And as your senpai, I will teach you one final lesson in the ring. Iyo, I will take everything away from you.
Fifth Match: Rhea Ripley & Iyo Sky vs. Michin & B-Fab w/Jade Cargill
Rhea Ripley and B-Fab will start things off. Ripley immediately gets distracted by Cargill. Ripley blocks a boot from Fab. Ripley clotheslines Fab. Ripley transitions into a ground and pound attack. Ripley kicks Fab in the gut. Ripley with a knee smash. Ripley clotheslines Fab. Ripley launches Michin into the ring. Ripley drops Michin with The Big Boot. Ripley throws Michin out of the ring. Ripley talks smack to Cargill. Fab nails Ripley with The Pump Kick. Fab transitions into a ground and pound attack. Fab with repeated back elbow smashes. Ripley rocks Fab with a forearm smash. Fab floats over a clothesline from Ripley. Fab drops Ripley with The Spike DDT for a two count. Fab applies a rear chin lock. Ripley tugs on Fab’s braids. Ripley with a snap mare takeover. Ripley with a Low Head Kick. Sky and Michin are tagged in.
Sky ducks a clothesline from Michin. Sky with a Roll Through Double Foot Stomp. Michin reverses out of the irish whip from Sky. Sky ducks a clothesline from Michin. Sky with The Roundhouse Kick. Sky ducks a clothesline from Fab. Sky slams Fab’s head on the top rope. Sky delivers The Double Missile Dropkick. Sky pops back on her feet. Sky lands The Suicide Dive. Sky is fired up. Michin and Fab regained control of the match during the commercial break. Fab applies a rear chin lock. Sky gets back to a vertical base. Fab stops Sky in her tracks. Fab with a short-arm clothesline. Fab taunts Ripley. Fab rocks Ripley with a forearm smash.
The referee is trying to get Ripley out of the ring. Michin and Fab gangs up on Sky. The referee admonishes Michin. Cargill drives Ripley face first into the steel ring steps. Sky sends Michin shoulder first into the steel ring post. Sky connects with a Pinning Combination to pickup the victory. After the match, Cargill attacks Sky from behind. Michin and Fab gangs up on Sky. Michin grabs a kendo stick. Ripley rocks Cargill with a forearm smash. Ripley with Two HeadButts. Cargill responds with The Pump Kick. Cargill sends Ripley to the corner. Cargill talks smack to Ripley. Ripley tells Cargill to bring it. Cargill viciously attacks Sky with the kendo stick. Cargill plants Sky with The Jaded.
Winner: Rhea Ripley & Iyo Sky via Pinfall
Finn Balor Promo
Dom, JD, congratulations boy, that was one hell of a beating. You know, maybe I brought it upon myself, maybe I’m the one to blame. See, I wanted to do this the easy way, I hope you would play nice, but what should I expect when I’m the one that showed you how to play dirty. Well, play time is over. You think you know me, Dominik? You really only know one side of me. There’s a side of me that I never showed you before, a side that I buried a long time ago, a side that I thought was gone forever and you have awoken it. It’s back. At WrestleMania, it’s coming for you
– We head to The Judgment Day Clubhouse, Dom is unsure of this other side Balor was referring to. JD says that Balor was just running his mouth, he’s scrambling going into WrestleMania. JD says that they should worry about Dom’s deadbeat dad inserting himself into the Intercontinental Championship Ladder Match at WrestleMania. Dom says that JD is going to bring the IC Title back to The Judgment Day. And as far as Dom’s deadbeat dad is concerned, Dom knows how to handle him. Dom tells JD that they should go have a conversation with Adam Pearce. Roxanne Perez appears before Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez go and get pizza. Liv wants to have a private conversation with Roxanne. Liv was grateful for Roxanne having her back last week, but there’s an elephant in the room that needs to be addressed. Liv knows that Finn Balor brought Roxanne into The Judgment Day, but he turned his back on his family, on Roxanne should understand what needs to be done. Stephanie Vaquer shoves Liv Morgan into Roxanne Perez. Vaquer drives Morgan face first through The Clubhouse TV. Vaquer tells Morgan to keep her mom’s name out of her mouth.
Brock Lesnar & Oba Femi WrestleMania Contract Signing
Triple H is overseeing this contract signing with Adam Pearce.
Adam Pearce: Ladies and gentlemen, over the last couple of weeks, we have seen the birth of what promises to be a true clash of heavyweight titans at WrestleMania. That clash will be between Brock Lesnar and Oba Femi. And tonight, we sign the contracts.
Paul Heyman: Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Paul Heyman. Tonight, a contract signing for the most highly anticipated match in WrestleMania in decades, if not ever. And as the greatest advocate, wiseman, oracle, manager in the history of this entire industry. Thank you for your most irrelevant opinion. It is my honor to introduce to you, The Conquer of The Ruler, because this is one ruler that just can’t measure up, and he can’t measure up to the real main event of WrestleMania, “The Beast” Brock Lesnar.
Adam Pearce: And Brock Lesnar’s opponent for WrestleMania, “The Ruler” Oba Femi.
Brock immediately knocks Femi off the ring apron. Femi drives Brock back first into the steel ring post. Femi rolls Brock back into the ring. Femi is throwing haymakers at Brock. Brock goes for an Overhead Belly to Belly Suplex, but Femi counters with a Splash through the table. Femi transitions into a ground and pound attack. A massive pull apart brawl ensues. All hell is breaking loose in Houston. Brock and Femi are flinging chairs at each other as the show goes off the air.
Total Run-Time: 2 Hours, 29 Minutes, 54 Seconds
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