WWE Raw Results 10/12/26
Brookshire Grocery Arena
Bossier City, Louisiana

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Commentators: (Joe Tessitore & Corey Graves)

Ring Announcer: Lilian Garcia 

Transcription by Josh Lopez

PENTA, Je’Von Evans, Bron Breakker Segment 

PENTA: Thank you, guys. Thank you all. Thank you for all your love. And thank you for everything, guys, thank you so much. But the first thing I want to say tonight is, thank you so much to all my opponents at Money In The Bank. You have my respect, guys, thank you so much, but I want to tell you something from my heart. Let you know, for 20 years, I fought for every opportunity in my life, and nothing was given to me, because I earned everything, and at Money In The Bank, I did it one more time. Because this briefcase means everything to me, because now I have the power in my hands. So, champs, watch your back, because you don’t know when, you don’t know where, but when PENTA decides to cash in, I will become a World Champion. Because I am PENTA, and I have Cero Miedo.

– Je’Von Evans walks down to the ring with his right shoulder in a sling.

Je’Von Evans: Hey, hey, if you can hear The Young OG, let me get a YERP! As you can see, your boy is little messed up, little banged up, walking with a limp. They taped my ribs up. And they tried to send me home, but I said no matter how many ribs I broke, no matter how bad my head hurts, there’s no way in hell that I’m gonna miss, that The Young OG was gonna miss an episode of Monday Night Raw. But the reason why I didn’t want to miss this episode, is because I want to tell you something, man-to-man, face-to-face. If there’s anybody that deserves that briefcase, this year, it’s you. So, they already said it once, but I’m gonna say it again, I’m proud of you, we’re proud of you and you deserve it.

PENTA hugs Je’Von Evans. Bron Breakker slides into the ring. Breakker Spears Evans. Breakker retreats to the outside to close this segment.

First Match: Rey Mysterio vs. Big Cass 

Cass drives his knee into the midsection of Mysterio. Mysterio side steps Cass into the turnbuckles. Mysterio with clubbing hamstring kicks. Mysterio slaps Cass in the face. Cass runs after Mysterio. Mysterio hides behind the steel ring steps. Cass goes to kick the ring stairs, but Mysterio disappears. Mysterio appears on the ring apron. Cass catches Mysterio in mid-air. Mysterio with a Hurricanrana into the ringside barricade. Mysterio dodges The Big Boot. Mysterio dropkicks Cass to the floor. Cass avoids The Baseball Slide Dropkick. Cass drives Mysterio back first into the barricade. Cass talks smack to Mysterio. Cass launches Mysterio back into the ring. Cass has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Cass goes for a Vertical Suplex, but Mysterio counters with three knee strikes. Mysterio with clubbing hamstring kicks. Cass clotheslines Mysterio for a two count. Cass whips Mysterio back first into the turnbuckles. Cass poses for the crowd.

Mysterio collapses in the corner. Cass continues to run his mouth. Cass puts Mysterio on the top turnbuckle. Mysterio with a pair of double boots. Mysterio with The Flying Seated Senton. Mysterio follows that with a Running Seated Senton. Mysterio ducks a clothesline from Cass. Cass kicks Mysterio in the gut. Cass taunts the Bossier City crowd. Cass goes for a PowerBomb, but Mysterio counters with another Seated Senton. Mysterio sends Cass tumbling to the floor. Mysterio delivers The 619 to the back of Cass’s head. Mysterio turns a Suicide Dive into a Spinning DDT on the floor. Cass sweeps out the legs of Mysterio. Mysterio with a 619 to the left ankle of Cass. Mysterio dropkicks Cass into the middle rope. Mysterio goes for The 619, but Cass counters with an elbow knockdown. Cass is rag dolling Mysterio in the corner. Cass repeated back elbow smashes. The referee admonishes Cass. The referee checks on Mysterio in the corner. Cass gets distracted by Dragon Lee. Lee dodges The Big Boot. Lee with The Apron Enzuigiri. Cass crumbles to the middle rope. Mysterio hits The 619. Mysterio connects with The Springboard Victory Roll to pickup the victory.

Winner: Rey Mysterio via Pinfall 

– We got a video package on The Bloodline/946 Rivalry.

– Time for a new selfie promo from 946. OTM says that if The Bloodline are gonna fire shots, they best not miss. Royce Keys has a message for The Usos and Solo Sikoa. There’s strength in numbers, because ain’t nobody safe tonight.

– We see Adam Pearce talking to WWE Referee Chad Patton in the back. He’s instructing Chad to be the referee for tonight’s main event. Chad asks if this is a punishment? Pearce says it’s not a punishment; he needs his senior official in the ring. 946 and The Bloodline are not going to listen anybody. Pearce doesn’t need Chad to enforce the rules, he just needs him to keep as much order as possible, get a pinfall or submission, and get out of the ring in one piece. Chad understands the assignment and shakes hands with Pearce.

Liv Morgan, Chelsea Green, Roxanne Perez Segment 

Liv Morgan: Ladies and gentlemen, you are now in the presence of the greatest Women’s World Champion Of All-Time. Finally, after all the injustice done to me by Becky Lynch and Stephanie Vaquer, the World Championship is back home where it belongs, in The Judgment Day. Now that that is over, I can focus all my attention on becoming the 2X Crown Jewel Winner.

Chelsea Green: Liv, Liv, Liv, Liv, Liv. I did not come out here to ruin your celebration, I just wanted to stand toe-to-toe, champion-to-champion, with the women I’m gonna face at Crown Jewel. Look, I respect you, okay, I admire your tenacity. And personally, I’m excited for this match, so may the best woman win.

Liv Morgan: Aww, Chelsea, aww, I’m not gonna shake your pathetic little hand, okay? Because handshakes are for equals, and you and I, we are not equal. No, no, Chelsea, you’re not even a fighting champion. You’re not even a real champion, but boy, are you looking at one. I’m sorry, I’m sorry, it’s just a little bit hard for me to take you seriously right now, because the only thing remotely threatening about you was your friend Tiffany Stratton becoming Ms. Money In The Bank, and she went on and got herself injured, didn’t she? Awww, too bad, so I guess I really don’t have much to worry about from a place holder champion.

Chelsea Green: No, you know what, I’m actually okay with you underestimating me, Liv. In fact, I’ve been underestimated my entire career, so I love that you’re doing it. Because while you’re having a little party with your minions, I’m gonna be working day in and day out, so that come Crown Jewel, when that bell rings, your back is gonna be on this mat, and you’re gonna be looking up at those lights, Liv. Let me make this very clear, there is a reason why I’m the WWE Women’s Champion. So, go ahead, Liv, underestimate me, but I’m gonna make you respect me. I’m not gonna stand here while you call me, The Placeholder Champion, coming from Dominik Mysterio’s Placeholder Girlfriend.

Roxanne Perez: Chelsea, please stop embarrassing yourself, because you can’t beat Liv, you can’t beat Raquel, and you definitely cannot beat The Prodigy.

Chelsea Green: You want me to try?

Roxanne Perez: I would love that.

Chelsea Green: Maybe tonight?

Roxanne Perez: I would love nothing more.

A referee slid into the ring and said that Adam Pearce is making this impromptu match official to close this segment.

Second Match: Chelsea Green vs. Roxanne Perez w/The Judgment Day

This impromptu match started during the commercial break. Collar and Elbow Tie Up on the floor. Both ladies avoid the referee’s ten count. Quick shoving contest. Green blocks The Slap from Perez. Green applies a wrist lock. Arm-Ringer Exchange. Wrist Lock Exchange. Green sends Perez face first into the canvas. Green with The La Magistral for a two count. Perez tugs on Green’s hair. Perez applies a side headlock. Green whips Perez across the ring. Green drops Perez with a shoulder tackle. Perez drops down on the canvas. Green grabs a side headlock. Green with a side headlock takeover. Perez backs Green into the ropes. The referee calls for a clean break. Perez whips Green across the ring. Perez cartwheels over Green. Perez slaps Green in the face. Perez takes a bow. Perez rolls under a clothesline from Green. Green sweeps out the legs of Perez. Green spins Perez around. Green slaps Perez in the face. Green blows a kiss to Liv Morgan.

Green with another slap. Green sends Perez face first into the middle rope. Green with a Running Meteora. Green with a Sliding Face Plant for a one count. Green sends Perez to the corner. Perez side steps Green into the turnbuckles. Perez with a Running Uppercut. Perez with clubbing blows to Green’s back. Perez poses for the crowd. Green dribbles Perez’s head on all three turnbuckle pads. Green delivers The Missile Dropkick. Green salutes the crowd. Green has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Perez kicks Green in the face. Green blocks The Tilt-A-Whirl Side Russian Leg Sweep. Green with Two Japanese Arm-Drags. Green ducks a clothesline from Perez. Green with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Green drops Perez with The Rough Ryder for a two count. Green goes for The Sliding Face Plant, but Perez counters with The Rolling Crucifix. Perez applies The CrossFace. Green rolls Perez over for a two count. Perez with The La Mistica.

Perez hits The Shining Wizard for a two count. Perez is displaying her frustration. Perez with a Spinning Back Kick. Green avoids The Pop Rocks. Perez denies The Unprettier. Green with a Release German Suplex. Liv Morgan trips Green behind the referee’s back. Green tugs on Morgan’s hair. Perez with a Running Uppercut across the back of Green’s neck. Perez goes for The Double Springboard MoonSault, but Green gets her knees up in the air. Raquel Rodriguez runs interference. Standing Switch Exchange. Green shoves Perez into Rodriguez. Green lands The Suicide Dive. Green rolls Perez back into the ring. Green launches Morgan over the announce table. Perez with a Spinning Back Kick. Perez connects with The Pop Rocks to pickup the victory. After the match, Morgan comes back into the ring to talk shit to Green. Green smacks Morgan in the mouth. The Judgment Day gangs up on Green. Morgan plants Green with The Oblivion. Morgan stands tall over Green.

Winner: Roxanne Perez via Pinfall 

– We head to The Bloodline’s Locker Room. Solo Sikoa appears after Jimmy is telling Jey that they need to be on the same page tonight. Jey says, I don’t know if you know, Solo, but they’re the captains, whatever play they decide to call, he has to run it, do you understand? Solo says, understand this, they’re not his captains, and Roman Reigns is not his Tribal Chief. Jey wants to know what kind of special relationship Solo has with Roman Reigns? Solo says that’s between him and The OTC. As a matter fact, The Usos needs to follow Solo’s lead. Jimmy is trying to play peacemaker, because they got to stick together tonight.

Oba Femi & Paul Heyman Segment 

Oba Femi: I’ll have you know that The Ruler is in a very good mood tonight. And you might be wondering why, well, let me ask you this. Did you see Money In The Bank? Did you see what I did to Bronson Reed? And I was told that there was going to be Tsunami after Tsunami after Tsunami, and then I get to Louisiana, and all I see is still waters, calm rivers and blue skies. And then it dawn on me, it dawn on me, there’s no Tsunami’s in Louisiana, and there’s definitely no Tsunami’s here in Bossier City tonight. And we have to remember, Bronson Reed’s whole thing was that he didn’t understand the hype. And I said, no problem, my brother, come here, come here, come and take this crash course, and I taught him. And you can be rest assured, that at the end of that match, he learned his lesson, the same lesson that I taught Bron Breakker last month, the same lesson that I’ve been teaching every single man that has stepped up to me. That it doesn’t matter who you are, how big you are, how fast you are, how strong you are, how many people you have wrestled, how many people you’ve beat, how many titles you’ve held, who your cousins are, how many cousins you have, it doesn’t matter. The one thing that matters is that everyone will bend the knee. Every last one. And now that The Vision understands that, I can drive by and leave them in the rear-view mirror on my way to fulfilling my destiny.

Paul Heyman: Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Paul Heyman, and I’m so glad, so glad, Oba Femi, that you used that word of destiny, because this, my god, Oba Femi, this is your destiny. I warned Bronson Reed, he was gonna have to hit you with Tsunami after Tsunami after Tsunami after Tsunami after Tsunami, Tsunami, Tsunami, Tsunami. And he got one Tsunami, and then Oba Femi got his shoulder up, and no man in history has kicked out of Bronson Reed’s Tsunami, but Oba Femi did. I agree with you 100%. May I?

Oba Femi: Please.

Paul Heyman: Thank you, sir. Because, ladies and gentlemen, let’s all be honest, when we all look towards the future of WWE, that’s the guy. That’s the guy right there. I mean, I could not believe what I was watching at Mony In The Bank, because Oba Femi, you were even better on Saturday night than you were at WrestleMania and SummerSlam against Brock Lesnar. And it’s not like you needed to improve at all. I realized at that moment, there’s no stopping this guy. And he’s not just this guy, he’s not just the guy, he is THE guy to lead us to the future, a vision of the future in WWE with THE Guy. And that, Mr. Femi, brings me to my point.

Oba Femi: Wait, wait, wait, wait. Paul, come on now, after everything we’ve been through, everything we’ve done this year, after everything you’ve said. Come on, Paul.

Paul Heyman: You see, that’s why I love you so much.

Oba Femi: Wait, wait, let me see this thing. Paul, with all due respect, I’m not Brock Lesnar, I’m definitely not Roman Reigns, those are Paul Heyman Guys, I am an Oba Femi Guy.

– We see Adam Pearce talking to Iyo Sky in the back. Iyo is looking for her next challenger. Lyra Valkyria joins the conversation. Lyra says that Pearce has been blowing her off for two years, because he always has something else going on. Lyra mentions that she has a serious issue. Lyra tells Iyo to shut up. What is Pearce going to do about Bayley? Lyra beat her twice, yet she continues to hang around her like a bad smell, and she threatened her at work last week. Lyra doesn’t feel safe, she needs security. Lyra points out Bayley lurking on in the background with a smirk on her face. Pearce doesn’t seem to have an issue with that because she works here. Lyra leaves in frustration. Before Pearce could continue his conversation with Iyo, he gets interrupted this time by Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez. Perez says that she deserves a shot at the WWE Women’s Championship after defeating Chelsea Green earlier tonight. Pearce tells Perez that maybe she should go to SmackDown and take that up with Nick Aldis. Raquel says that everyone has forgotten about Iyo. Raquel remembered a time on Raw when Iyo meant something. Are you serious, Iyo asked. Iyo tells Pearce that she found her next challenger and walks away.

– Coming out of the commercial break, Jackie Redmond had a backstage interview with LA Knight. Knight doesn’t want any flowers for his match with Roman Reigns, because he didn’t get what he wanted, he didn’t get the job done. Solo Sikoa joins the conversation. Solo asks, why not. Knight deserves his flowers with everybody saying, LA Knight. YEAH! Solo said that Knight had a hell of a match with Roman Reigns, he took a beating, Knight should be proud of that. Knight brings up The Bloodline. Solo says that he’s not back with The Family. Knight passive aggressively says that it’s fine, he understands. Solo asks Knight if they’re good. Knight says that they’re good and walks away.

Third Match: Chad Gable (c) vs. Rey Fenix For The WWE Intercontinental Championship 

Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Gable with a waist lock go-behind. Gable applies a side headlock. Fenix whips Gable across the ring. Fenix with a drop toe gold. Gable avoids The Baseball Slide Dropkick. Fenix slips out of the lateral press. Fenix sweeps out the legs of Gable. Gable avoids Two Roundhouse Kicks. Gable blocks a boot from Fenix. That leads us to a standoff in the center of the ring. Gable shakes hands with Fenix. Rockers Punches. Fenix with a knife edge chop. Gable whips Fenix across the ring. Fenix ducks under two clotheslines from Gable. Fenix with a Running Hurricanrana. Gable blocks The Tiger Driver. Fenix ducks another clothesline from Gable. Fenix goes for a Headscissors Takeover, but Gable counters with The Ankle Lock. Fenix grabs the bottom rope which forces the break. Fenix catapults Gable out of the ring. Fenix with a Headscissors Takeover into the ring apron. Fenix with The Orihara MoonSault. Fenix is fired up.

Gable regains control of the match during the commercial break. Gable rocks Fenix with a forearm smash. Gable sends Fenix out to the apron. Fenix buries his shoulder into the midsection of Gable. Gable with The Bridging Northern Lights Suplex out of mid-air for a two count. Fenix with a Deep Arm-Drag. Gable ducks a clothesline from Fenix. Gable with a Side Russian Leg Sweep. Gable with The MoonSault for a two count. Fenix blocks The Chaos Theory. Fenix with three sharp elbow strikes. Fenix goes for a Wheelbarrow Suplex, but Gable counters with another Ankle Lock. Fenix with a series of up kicks. Fenix delivers his combination offense. Gable reverses out of the irish whip from Fenix. Gable blocks The Handspring Cutter. Gable hooks the inside leg for a two count. Gable whips Fenix across the ring. Fenix with a Rebound Spinning Heel Kick. Fenix goes for The Roll Through Cutter, but Gable counters with The Angle Slam for a two count. Fenix sweeps out the legs of Gable on the apron. Fenix nails Gable with The Goodbye Amigo Kick. Fenix with a Diving Dropkick into the timekeeper’s barricade. Gable responds with an Overhead Belly to Belly Suplex into the same barricade.

Gable rolls Fenix back into the ring. Fenix drops Gable with The Roll Through Cutter for a two count. Fenix SuperKicks Gable in mid-air. Fenix with The SitOut Double Underhook FaceBuster for a two count. Gable catches Fenix in mid-air. Gable hits Three German Suplex’s for a two count. Gable ascends to the top turnbuckle. Fenix with The Roll Through Shotei. Fenix with The Springboard Hurricanrana. Fenix with The Double Springboard MoonSault for a two count. Fenix blasts Gable with another Goodbye Amigo Kick. Fenix with The Frog Splash for a two count. Fenix with a Running Enzuigiri. Fenix puts Gable on the top turnbuckle. Fenix chops Gable. Fenix goes for The MMB, but Gable lands back on his feet. Gable whips Fenix across the ring. Gable dodges The Rebound Spinning Heel Kick. Ankle Lock Exchange. Fenix refuses to quit. Fenix repeatedly kicks Gable in the face. Gable grapevines the legs of Fenix. Fenix grabs the bottom rope which forces the break. Gable is busted open. Fenix side steps Gable into the turnbuckles. Gable with a Release German Suplex. Fenix gets Gable perched on the top turnbuckle after stumbling into the ropes. Fenix goes for The MMB, but Gable counters with The Grapevine Ankle Lock which forces him to tap out.

Winner: Still WWE Intercontinental Champion, Chad Gable via Submission 

– We got a trailer for a Reel Short called “Agent Of Shadows” starring Drew McIntyre. It comes out on October 23rd.

– Coming out of the commercial break, Byron Saxton informed us that Stephanie Vaquer suffered an ankle injury at Money In The Bank. Stephanie walks out of the trainer’s room and says that she’ll be fine. What’s her reaction to losing the Women’s World Championship at Money In The Bank? Stephanie knows that she picked the stipulation for this match, she didn’t expect to lose and she’s very disappointed, but every time she loses, she gets stronger. Becky Lynch joins the conversation. Stephanie doesn’t want to talk. Stephanie talks about being stronger, and yet she has a broken ankle and no title, and she has nobody to blame but herself. Becky made sure that Stephanie became champion in Chile, and Stephanie made sure that both of them lost at Money In The Bank. Stephanie says that Liv Morgan would’ve beaten Becky Lynch last week, so she did her a favor. Becky says the only favor Stephanie did is show her who she truly is. Stephanie lost the match, Becky didn’t. Stephanie says that she has no more respect for Becky after Money In The Bank, and this injury is nothing. She doesn’t need to be champion to beat Becky’s ass. Becky tells Stephanie to not wait too long, because she’ll be ready.

– It’s official, Roman Reigns will be battling Sami Zayn at WWE Crown Jewel.

– Next week on Raw from San Diego, California, Roman Reigns will be in the house. Joe Hendry battles JD McDonagh.

– Jackie Redmond had a backstage interview with Rey Fenix. Fenix says that tonight was an incredible match, he would love to face Chad Gable again, very, very soon. Ethan Page joins the conversation. Page says that Fenix did absolutely wonderful job at squandering the opportunity that he stole from him. The benefit of tonight is that we know that Fenix can’t beat Chad Gable. Page tells Fenix to stay in his lane and away from his opportunities. Fenix calls Page stupid. Page starts throwing Fenix into multiple production crates. Page is raining down haymakers. Chad Gable comes to the aid of Fenix. Page scurries away. Gable starts calling for the doctors.

Fourth Match: The Bloodline vs. 946 w/Jaida Parker In A 6-Man Tag Team Match 

Jaida Parker is playing mind games with The Bloodline before the bell rings. A pier six brawl ensues. Keys and Solo are brawling on the outside. Solo slams Keys head on the ring apron. Keys launches Solo over the timekeeper’s barricade. Jey is choking Nima with his boot. Keys with two clotheslines. Nima drops Jey with The Big Boot. Price HeadButts Jimmy. Nima is raining down haymakers. Solo flings a chair at Keys. Nima attacks Solo from behind. Nima rocks Solo with a forearm smash. Jey lands The Suicide Dive. All hell is breaking loose in Bossier City. Jimmy delivers The Uso In The Wind to the outside. Jimmy rolls Price back into the ring. Jimmy unloads two knife edge chops. Jimmy uppercuts Price. Price reverses out of the irish whip from Jimmy. Jimmy kicks Price in the face. Keys trips Jimmy from the outside. Price clotheslines Jimmy. Price tags in Keys. Keys with a gut punch. Keys repeatedly stomps on Jimmy’s chest. Key tags in Nima. Nima knocks Jey off the ring apron. Nima with a straight right hand. Nima stands on the back of Jimmy’s neck. Price kicks Jimmy in the face. Nima whips Jimmy back first into the turnbuckles.

Nima tags in Price. 946 are picking Jimmy apart. Nima applies The Full Nelson Lock. Jimmy kicks Price in the face. Jimmy decks Nima with a back elbow smash. Nima punches Jimmy in the back. Nima applies a wrist lock. Nima with a Flying Foot Stomp to the right shoulder of Jimmy. Nima blasts Jimmy off the apron. Nima drives Jimmy shoulder first into the steel ring post. Jey checks on Jimmy on the outside. Price throws Jey into the LED Board. Nima rolls Jimmy back into the ring. Nima tags in Keys. Keys unloads a flurry of right jabs. Keys tag in Price. Price with a running corner clothesline. Price mocks The Bloodline. Price talks smack to Jimmy. Price blocks a boot from Jimmy. Jimmy with a Spinning Enzuigiri. Price tags in Keys. Keys wisely knocks Solo and Jey off the apron. Keys levels Jimmy with The Body Avalanche. Simultaneous tag to Nima. OTM goes for The Double Samoan Drop, but Jey gets in the way. SuperKick/Forearm Exchange. Jey ducks a clothesline from Nima. Jey Spears Nima. Solo and Keys are tagged in. Solo with two clotheslines. Solo whips Keys across the ring. Keys kicks Solo in the chest. Solo tells Keys to bring it. Solo hits The Samoan Drop. Solo with Two Running Hip Attacks. Solo nails Keys with The Spinning Solo for a two count.

Parker pulls the referee out of the ring. Parker launches the referee over the ringside barricade. Solo talks smack to Parker. Solo launches Nima over the top rope. Nima pulls Solo out of the ring. Nima drives Solo face first into the ring post. Jimmy with a Flying Haymaker off the steel ring steps. Price blocks The SuperKick. Price with The Uranage Slam on the apron. Jey SuperKicks Price. Double SuperKick to Price. The Usos dumps Price into the crowd. Nima clotheslines The Usos over the barricade. The Usos and OTM are brawling in the crowd. Nima attacks The Usos with multiple trash cans. Keys starts clearing the announce table. Keys repositions the ring stairs. OTM is choking Jimmy with their boots. Jey with a Flying Crossbody Block off the steel railing. Parker responds with a Flying Crossbody Block from the same area. Keys is throwing haymakers at Solo. Keys brings Solo up the ring stairs. Keys talks smack to Solo. Solo decks Keys with a back elbow smash. Solo delivers The Samoan Drop through the announce table. Solo rolls Keys back into the ring. Solo lands The Flying Splash. Solo prepares for The Samoan Spike. Carmelo Hayes attacks Solo with a crowbar. Hayes helps Keys get back on his feet. Hayes continues to attack Solo with the crowbar. Keys hits The Ultimate SpineBuster. Keys and Hayes are putting the boots to The Usos. Hayes with more crowbar shots to The Usos. OTM connects with The Double Samoan Drop. Keys wants Jey to inform Roman Reigns that ain’t nobody is safe. Keys sits on a chair while 946 stands tall over The Bloodline as the show goes off the air.

Match Result: No-Contest 

Total Run-Time: 2 Hours, 25 Minutes, 20 Seconds 

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