WWE is celebrating a new episode of Monday Night Raw tonight, this time number 1,733, from the Scope Arena in Norfolk, Virginia. The show will be broadcast live on Netflix. Solowrestling will bring you the results in this news article as every week.
Tonight's episode will feature several attractions, including the start of the tournament that will determine the challenger for the World Heavyweight Championship at the Mexico show on September 14. In addition, Stephanie Vaquer will address the fans after her return last week. As always, we invite you to comment on the article to give your opinion on what happened on the show.
WWE Raw on Netflix begins!
We see the arrival of some of tonight's protagonists at the venue: Stephanie Vaquer, Becky Lynch, and The Judgment Day almost in full (except for JD McDonagh).
A video summary of last week's red brand episode is shown.
Solo Sikoa interrupts the presentation of Michael Cole and Corey Graves (who were reporting on Royce Keys' indefinite absence after the brutal attack suffered at the hands of Jacob Fatu last week) by imitating the entrance of his brothers, Jimmy and Jey Uso. Solo recalls what happened to Keys and how The Bloodline took care of removing him from the path. And that's the reason that brought him to Raw tonight. He has family matters to deal with...
UUUUUUUUUUUSSSOOOOO!
Jey Uso makes his entrance into the ring. Meanwhile, Solo mocks his brother with a comical dance. "Do you really want to do this, little brother? Do you want to air the family's dirty laundry in front of everyone?", asks Jey from the ring. Jey indicates to Solo that there is only one way to solve this problem, and he knows it well: obey Roman Reigns' orders and return home. Sikoa wonders what's wrong with Jey. He won the World Heavyweight Championship, as well as the male Royal Rumble battle. Not to mention that he defeated Gunther at WrestleMania. Also, every time his theme music plays, the kids go crazy. But all that has stopped meaning something since he returned with Roman. Sikoa, on the other hand, will not follow in his footsteps. He likes where he is now. Even the audience likes it. "Solo! Solo!", chant the fans. "So you can tell Roman that...", he says before being interrupted by Jey. He reminds his little brother that he owes everything to their family. He raised and fed him. He even changed his diapers. "Do you know why you're here? It's thanks to us! Do you know why you have that big house? It's thanks to us! Do you know why your family has a comfortable life? It's thanks to us! It's thanks to the rest of The Bloodline", exclaims Jey. "You're here, making fun of the situation, thinking it's a game. But look, we're going to take care of this. We're going to take care of this the only way our family knows how. You against me TONIGHT. When I win, you'll have to follow my orders. You'll return to The Bloodline. I'm going to send you to The Tribal Chief in first class. This is your warning shot! BANG!", exclaims Jey. Sikoa crouches to avoid his brother's "shot." After asking the fans if they are okay, Solo addresses Jey to accept his proposal, but with a condition. "When I win, you and this dysfunctional family will leave me alone once and for all. "This is your warning shot... Ping!...", says Sikoa imitating a very weak shot. And so we reach the end of this segment.
Penta and Laredo Kid star in a promotional video before the first match of the night.
Jey Uso meets Jimmy and Jacob Fatu backstage. Fatu asks Jey about what happened a few minutes ago. Jey points out that he will take care of Solo's problem. "The Samoan Werewolf" considers that Jey is acting on his own without consulting them or The OTC's opinion. Jey points out that everything is already organized, and tonight he will take care of what Jacob couldn't: bring Sikoa back to the family. "Hey, I did my part last week. The only way Solo will return to the family is if YOU manage to beat that copy tonight, jerk," exclaims Fatu before leaving.
Tournament for a shot at the World Heavyweight Championship - First round
Penta vs. Laredo Kid
Laredo Kid and Penta face off in the center of the ring. Penta extends his hand, but his opponent refuses to shake it. Both men struggle. Penta surprises Laredo Kid with a direct kick to the stomach. His rival responds with a Missile Dropkick. Penta ends up on ringside. Laredo Kid tries to launch himself with a suicide dive, but Penta stops him with an enzuigiri. Penta returns to apply a diving crossbody, followed by a hurricanrana.
Laredo Kid takes Penta out of the ring before launching himself over him with a moonsault. Laredo Kid brings him back inside the ring to perform a new moonsault, this time from the second rope. 1..2..NO. Laredo Kid kicks Penta in the face in the ropes area. Penta responds with a body drop, followed by two clotheslines. Laredo Kid stops Penta's offense with a clothesline from his own arsenal. Laredo Kid tries to remove his opponent's mask, leading the fans to boo him. "Shut up!", Laredo Kid yells at one of them.
Laredo Kid surprises Penta with a superkick before catching him in a headlock. Laredo Kid takes Penta to one of the corners to unleash a flurry of punches. Penta escapes from his rival's clutches to carry out a counterattack. Penta executes two consecutive backbreakers on Laredo Kid before applying a Pendulum. 1..2..NO.
Laredo Kid blocks a Penta Driver to perform a poisonrana. Laredo Kid seeks height to launch himself with a 450 Splash. 1..2..NO. Penta stops a charge from Laredo Kid with a superkick before applying a backstabber. 1..2..NO. Penta and Laredo Kid exchange attacks in the center of the ring. A superkick from Penta ends with Laredo Kid on ringside. Penta quickly launches himself with a tope con hilo.
Penta brings Laredo Kid back inside the ring to execute a Penta Driver. 1..2..NO. Now it's Laredo Kid who surprises Penta with a Laredo Driver before launching himself with a swivel. Penta dodges it, causing his rival to impact the canvas. Penta doesn't waste a second and finishes him off with a definitive Mexican Destroyer. 1..2..3.
Winner: Penta
Byron Saxton interviews The Vision as a whole backstage. Saxton recalls that there is animosity between the faction and Alpha Academy. Logan Paul interrupts Byron to make it clear that it's not true. The members of Alpha Academy are nothing more than losers who are not at The Vision's level. That's why Maxxine Dupri left them. Dupri knows Akira Tozawa very well, and she knows he doesn't stand a chance against Austin Theory. Theory assures that tonight he will kick the Japanese's ass because he deserves it. "¿And what do I deserve? Oh yes, I have it right here," says Theory while hugging Maxxine. Both leave the place with Paul. Bron Breakker remains with Saxton. Bron asks him what he thinks of Oba Femi. Does he really think he is the future of this business? "That's what Brock Lesnar said," Saxton replies. "You sound like Paul (Heyman)," says Bron before leaving.
Austin Theory (with Bron Breakker, Maxxine Dupri, and Logan Paul) vs. Akira Tozawa
Akira charges at Theory, but he stops him easily. The Japanese manages to expel Austin from the ring. Tozawa is about to launch himself at him, but he returns at lightning speed to surprise him with a clothesline. Theory continues to attack the Japanese, whom he traps in a ground headlock. Meanwhile, the fans charge against Logan Paul. Theory applies a backbreaker on his opponent. We see Bron lost in his thoughts, not paying attention to the action in the ring.
Austin continues to attack Akira, whom he crushes in front of Maxxine. Tozawa tries to counterattack, but his opponent stops him with a spinning backbreaker. Theory goes down to ringside to pose with Dupri and Paul. Austin returns to the ring to punish Tozawa in one of the corners. Akira is about to counterattack, but is knocked down with a clothesline. Theory punishes Tozawa with the help of the ropes. The referee moves Austin away from his opponent, a moment that Maxxine takes advantage of to slap her former partner.
Austin traps Akira in a crossface. Tozawa manages to free himself, only to be expelled to ringside. Theory immobilizes Akira, at which point he asks Dupri to kiss him (on the cheek) in front of the Japanese. The action returns to the ring. Tozawa surprises Austin with a DDT, starting a counterattack that ends with a Shining Wizard, followed by a senton. 1..2..NO. Akira unleashes a flurry of kicks on Theory, but he responds with a tremendous Off Switch out of nowhere. 1..2..3.
Winner: Austin Theory
Theory continues to attack Tozawa after the match. Maxxine wants to go further, so she hands a metal chair to her boyfriend. "Baby, pressure. Maximum pressure," says Dupri to Austin. Suddenly, Adam Pearce appears on the scene to snatch the chair away. Several officials order Theory and Dupri to leave the place. Bron takes advantage of the situation to climb into the ring, where he prepares to execute a spear on Tozawa. Suddenly....
Oba Femi appears on the scene!
"Oooooooooooooooba! Oooooooooooooooba!", chant the fans as "The Ruler" heads to the ring. Austin tries to stop the Nigerian, but he gets rid of him with a big boot. Femi continues his path until he stands on the apron. Breakker challenges him to enter the ring. However, as soon as they cross the ropes area, Pearce and a multitude of officials intervene to prevent both men from starting a fight. Bron retreats to ringside. Meanwhile, Oba poses with his fist raised. This image marks the end of this segment.
Cathy Kelley interviews Rey Mysterio backstage. The AAA General Manager praises Penta and Laredo Kid for their match tonight, promising that Roman Reigns will have to work hard when defending the World Heavyweight Championship in Mexico. Dragon Lee interrupts the interview to personally thank Mysterio for including him in the tournament. "You don't have to thank me for anything. You've earned it", says Rey. Dominik Mysterio interrupts the interview to reproach his father for leaving out the "King of Fighters" from the tournament. "Damn it, son. I didn't think you needed another handout. That's how you became a fool in the first place", says Rey. "¿Fool? Is that why you gave this fool my place?", asks Dominik as he points to Lee. He faces the AAA Megachampion to demand more respect when speaking with a legend like his father. With that said, Dragon points out that he has come up with an idea. He will go talk to Adam Pearce to ask for an individual match against Dominik later tonight. "See you in the ring, because I'm going to break your mother, fake King of Fighters," says Lee. "¿Are you done? Because I'll see you in the ring to show you why I'm the best Mysterio of all time," says Dom before leaving.
Danhausen appears on the entrance ramp in his carhausen. Danhausen pronounces CM Punk's catchphrase to introduce himself, but soon realizes it's not his. Danhausen continues with Cody Rhodes', and even Tiffany Stratton's. Finally, he approaches a fan to ask for his catchphrase. Danhausen returns to the carhausen to introduce himself properly: Very Nice. Very Evil... and rich. So much so that he has "human money" to give away. Danhausen uses his classic gun to shoot bills, and once again, the power is insufficient to reach the stands (despite being a few meters away). Danhausen takes the money with his hands to distribute it among the fans in the front rows. After that, he reminds them that they can use real money to spend in the WWE official store. Finally, and as usual, he warns that not wanting it will mean that everyone ends up cursed. The venue lights go out so Danhausen can disappear. And so we reach the end of this segment.
Stephanie Vaquer makes her entrance into the ring. "¡Hello, WWE Universe! I'm very happy to be here," says The First Lady. "I really missed this ring. I missed every Monday Night Raw. And I missed you, people. Thank you for all your support. But what I missed the most is seeing Liv and The Judgment Day getting scared every time they saw me coming. They tried to destroy me, but no one can. I'm going to destroy Judgment Day one by one. Raquel, I've beaten you a thousand times, and I can do it over and over again. Roxanne, you're a dead woman. And Liv, I'm going to make you live a damn Hell. I know you're scared, and you should be, because we both know that title belongs to me," says the Chilean.
Becky Lynch interrupts the promo!
"The Man" stands in front of "The First Lady." "Hello, miss, how are you?" Becky asks Stephanie in Spanish. "What do you want?" Vaquer asks bluntly. The Irishwoman responds that she wants the same thing as her: to end Liv Morgan. However, her motives are somewhat different from those of "The First Lady." "You have pending issues with her. I just don't like her," says Lynch. She points out that Morgan has taken the Women's World Championship to treat it as if it were a title from the mid-2000s. "I've worked too hard to let that happen," she says.
Becky admits that she doesn't know Stephanie very well, but she can't deny that she has made a huge impact on Raw in the short time she has been part of the brand. Something she considers impressive considering that the Chilean has spent more time away from than on the red brand's television programming. Lynch points out that it's just a streak of bad luck. It happens to everyone, even the best. Or perhaps her body gave up so that her mind wouldn't have to. "What I do know is that title doesn't need any more bad luck. I don't consider myself particularly lucky, but I do consider myself particularly good. So you can settle your differences with Liv Morgan. You can beat the living hell out of her. You can get your revenge. I'll sit there, cheering you on while I eat popcorn. But when it comes to title matches, that's my domain. You don't deserve that title. That title deserves me," she says.
"Becky, Becky, Becky. With all due respect, I don't care. And listen. If you get in my way, I'll show you what La Primera is all about", says the Chilean before walking away. Suddenly, Liv Morgan storms onto the scene to attack "The Man" from behind. Becky recovers to hit a Bexploder on the Women's World Champion. Vaquer returns to the ring to deliver a clothesline to Liv, but she avoids the attack and escapes to ringside. Stephanie and Becky come face-to-face. "Get out of my way," says the Irishwoman before approaching the ropes to berate Morgan. Lynch returns to Vaquer's position to start an argument over which of them deserves the championship. "The Man" heads back backstage, bringing this segment to an end.
Cathy Kelley interviews LA Knight backstage. "The Megastar" recalls his confrontation with Roman Reigns last week. A segment where the Samoan said the same boring things as always, with the added boast that he has an expensive watch that is more expensive than his. "I've got ten more of mine, and they all tell the same time," says LA Knight. Reigns has now organized a tournament to determine his next opponent, and he hopes to win it. Kelley informs him that it is a competition exclusively for "wrestlers." "Ah, how convenient," says LA Knight. Solo Sikoa interrupts the interview to warn "The Megastar." Solo recalls that what happened to Royce Keys last week could happen to him tonight as well. And after that, LA Knight will be next. LA Knight appreciates his concern, but wants to make it clear that the SummerSlam hug was simply an impulse (which the crowd also loved). However, he's back on his own in this fight now, and that's how it will stay. "No, Knight. You don't get it. It's not you against him (Roman Reigns). It's you against the whole damn Bloodline, you understand? I know you don't need my help, but at least I've tried to warn you", says Solo before walking away.
Dominik Mysterio vs. Dragon Lee
Lee surprises Mysterio with a shotgun dropkick as soon as the bell rings to begin his offensive. Now it's Dominik who catches Dragon off guard with a dropkick before unleashing a barrage of attacks in one of the corners. Both men trade attacks. Lee catches his opponent with a hurricanrana. Dragon kicks the AAA Mega Champion with a kick in one of the corners.
Dom surprises Lee with a big boot. Dragon blocks The Three Amigos, only to receive a lariat from his opponent. Mysterio sends the masked man out of the ring, where his right leg gets caught up in the ropes. Dominik dives onto him with a tope. Mysterio chops Lee in front of the fans before throwing him into the steel steps. Dominik continues to punish his opponent after returning to the ring.
Mysterio traps Lee in a grounded headlock. Dragon escapes, only to be taken down once again. "I'm the King of Wrestlers!" exclaims Dom before trapping Lee in another headlock. Dragon escapes and unleashes a counteroffensive that ends with a tornado DDT. 1..2..NO. Mysterio retreats to ringside, where he takes the impact of a tope con hilo.
Dom catches Dragon off guard by shoving him into the side of the ring. He then hits him with a peculiar 619. The action moves back inside the ring, where Dom catches the masked man with a Michinoku Driver. 1..2..NO. The masked man seeks refuge in one of the corners. Mysterio approaches him to attack. Both men trade blows on top of the turnbuckle. Lee knocks Mysterio down, leaving him hanging by his legs. Dragon hits a double footstomp. 1..2..NO.
Lee charges at Dominik, but he dodges, causing Dragon to trip. Dragon ends up on the second rope. Mysterio hits a 619, followed by a frog splash. However, Lee catches him with his knees. The masked man quickly gets back to his feet, catches Dom, and finishes him off with an Operation Dragon. 1..2..3.
Winner: Dragon Lee
Big Cass storms onto the scene and catches Lee off guard with a big boot! Afterward, the Powerhouse grabs the masked man and hits him with a painful East River Crossing.
Je'Von Evans runs down to the ring!
Evans dives onto Big Cass and unleashes a barrage of attacks, taking advantage of his greater agility. Je'Von tries to hit an OG Cutter, but Big Cass stops him with a clothesline. Big Cass finishes Evans off with an emphatic big boot. Once satisfied, Big Cass heads straight backstage.
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Byron Saxton interviews Sol Ruca backstage. Ruca admits that she's fed up with her rivalry with The Judgment Day. However, she hopes this issue will come to an end tonight so she can focus on her main goal, which is none other than reclaiming the Women's Intercontinental Championship. Saxton asks her who her tag team partner will be tonight. Sol responds that it's someone who also has unfinished business with the faction. Suddenly, we see Danhausen standing next to Byron. "Say no more. Danhausen is in. And I'll give you a great discount. Well, a small discount. What do you say?" asks Danhausen. "Sorry. The spot's already taken," replies Ruca before walking away. "Can you give me some money?" Danhausen asks Saxton. "Sorry, I'm out," replies the interviewer. Danhausen walks away, bringing the segment to an end.
Joe Hendry puts on a concert during the next commercial break. The Scotsman announces that his new album will be released this week. That's why he wants to share one of his new songs with the fans today. In it, Hendry says that all WWE championships should be vacated so they can be handed to him without the obligation to defend them.
LA Knight argues with Adam Pearce backstage. "The Megastar" expresses his frustration at being unable to participate in the tournament that will determine Roman Reigns' opponent in Mexico. LA Knight shows the General Manager a mask, hinting that he could use it to compete without raising suspicion, win the tournament, and finally receive his title opportunity. Pearce asks him to be patient, promising that once the championship match takes place in Mexico, he'll find a way to get "The Megastar" into the title picture. LA Knight and Pearce go their separate ways. "The Megastar" comes face-to-face with Jacob Fatu. "You still don't get it, do you? You keep talking about my family. You keep talking about The OTC. If I get the green light..." says "The Samoan Werewolf" before being interrupted by LA Knight. He reminds him that he's standing right in front of him despite Reigns ordering him not to lay a finger on him. So he suggests that Jacob go find his Tribal Chief and ask for permission. Furious, Jacob promises that sooner or later he'll get the chance to beat him down. The Samoan walks away, bringing the segment to an end.
Tag Team Match
The Judgment Day (Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez) vs. Sol Ruca and IYO SKY
Sol and Raquel start the match. Ruca traps her opponent in a headlock. Sol catches Rodriguez off guard with her greater speed, but her opponent soon stops her. Raquel and Roxanne take turns punishing Ruca in their corner. Perez slaps Sol. She kicks "The Prodigy," who ends up in her opponent's corner. Ruca teams up with SKY to attack Roxy. IYO hits a dropkick for Sol to follow up with a senton. 1..2..NO.
Ruca and SKY send the Texans out of the ring with simultaneous dropkicks. IYO hits a suicide dive on Raquel, but she catches her in mid-air. Sol hits a moonsault to take Rodriguez down. Ruca and SKY celebrate when Perez dives onto both of them with a diving crossbody. "The Prodigy" brings Sol back inside the ring. Raquel and Roxanne take turns striking their opponent.
Rodriguez punishes Ruca with the help of the ropes, forcing Jessika Carr to intervene. While the official argues with Raquel, Perez takes advantage of the situation to illegally attack her opponent. Sol hits a jawbreaker on Raquel, who responds with a clothesline. Ruca counters a Vertical Suplex into a faceplant. Both women are left lying on the mat. Sol and Rodriguez crawl toward their respective corners to tag in their partners.
IYO comes in with everything she's got, unleashing a great offensive flurry on Roxanne. SKY blocks a big boot from Raquel on the apron, redirecting the attack toward Perez. IYO crushes Rodriguez with a running meteora next to the post before diving onto Roxy with a Missile Dropkick. The Japanese star catches "The Prodigy" to hit a package backbreaker. 1..2..NO.
Roxanne avoids the impact of a running meteora to tag in Rodriguez, who ends up taking a tornado DDT from "The Genius of the Sky." 1..2..NO. Perez breaks up the count. Sol drives a knee directly into Roxy's face. She sends Ruca out of the ring to join her partner. Raquel hits a suplex on SKY for Roxy to follow up with a moonsault. 1..2..NO. Sol breaks up the count.
Chaos takes over the ring. IYO hits a German suplex on Perez before following up with a running meteora. Raquel tries to intervene, but SKY sends her out of the ring. The Japanese star dives onto the Intercontinental Champion with an Asai Moonsault. Meanwhile, inside the ring, Ruca gracefully avoids the impact of a Pop Rox to respond with a superkick and a decisive Sol Snatcher. 1..2..3.
Winners: Sol Ruca and IYO SKY
Bron Breakker approaches Paul Heyman backstage. Bron asks "The Advocate" if he has seen what happened tonight: Oba Femi has once again gotten in his way. Heyman says yes. Breakker directly asks him whether he believes the Nigerian is the future of WWE. Paul responds that he has great appreciation for Bron, both professionally and personally, as well as great respect for Femi, since he did exactly what he promised he would do to Brock Lesnar. Breakker hasn't received an answer to his question, so he asks it again. "I think YOU are starting to think that Oba Femi is the future of WWE. And that's the problem. I'll tell you what. I'm going to continue respecting Oba Femi until you prove to me that Oba Femi is not worthy of my respect", Heyman responds. "Okay, all right," says Bron before walking away.
Ethan Page delivers a brief promo on the entrance ramp. "All Ego" says that his goal tonight is to give the fans an opportunity to do something important. Page believes the people of Norfolk are smart enough to know that, since his WWE Raw debut, he has carried the weight of the brand on his shoulders. Page has given them a classic match week after week. That's why he wants to give them the opportunity to thank him for it now, rather than years from now. The fans respond with boos. "All Ego" smiles. Ethan knew they would react that way, but he doesn't care, because he's not working for them, but for his own goals, which are none other than winning gold. Page ends his promo by promising that he'll soon have a championship around his waist. When that happens, the fans can thank him.
Rey Mysterio and Penta are talking backstage when Chad Gable enters the scene. Chad congratulates Penta on his victory tonight. Penta thanks him for it. Penta says goodbye to Mysterio and Gable before walking away. Chad congratulates Rey on his great work as AAA General Manager and on the tournament he has launched to determine Roman Reigns' opponent in Mexico City. This tournament got him thinking about his Intercontinental Championship, which he would love to defend against the greatest wrestler of all time: Rey Mysterio. Mysterio points out that, despite his new role as General Manager, he still has plenty of gas left in the tank, so it would be a great honor for him to face Gable for the gold. "That's exactly what I wanted to hear," says Chad as he shakes the masked man's hand. "I'll talk to Pearce," says Gable before walking away.
Sol Ruca and IYO SKY walk backstage while celebrating their victory tonight. Suddenly, they run into Lyra Valkyria. She "congratulates" Ruca on her victory, pointing out that she'll now want to go straight after her Intercontinental Championship. However, if Lyra hasn't been able to get back on the path toward the title, why does Sol think she can? "Do you think you're better than me or something?" asks Lyra. Sol interrupts Valkyria. "What have you done to earn a title opportunity?" asks Ruca. "Why don't you ask Bayley?" replies the Irishwoman. Ruca makes it clear that she doesn't cut in line to get opportunities ahead of everyone else. "You're keeping me from reclaiming the title that I created myself. You're going to regret this. Don't mess with me. If I were you, I'd be very careful", says Lyra. She turns toward IYO. "And what are you looking at?" she says before walking away. "Is she okay?" SKY asks Ruca. "I don't know, girl. She needs some sleep or something," Sol replies.
Jey Uso makes his trademark entrance by walking down the steps through the stands while yeeting with the fans.
Jey Uso vs. Solo Sikoa
Both men exchange words before starting the match. Solo takes Jey down after a struggle. Sikoa makes the yeet gesture to mock him. The brothers argue again. Sikoa takes Jey down with a shoulder tackle. Solo hits Uso with several headbutts before covering him. 1..2..NO. Jey tries to fight back, but Solo stops him with a back elbow. Sikoa sends his opponent out of the ring before mocking him with another yeet.
Solo goes after Jey to keep beating him down. Sikoa grabs his older brother by the head and pulls him toward the camera. "Hey, Roman! Look! I'm supposed to be kicking his ass, right?" he says before slamming Jey's head into the commentary table. Solo prepares to throw Jey into the steel steps, but his opponent shoves him into them instead.
Jey unleashes a flurry of punches on Solo next to the crowd barricade. Uso brings his opponent back inside the ring. Jey crushes Sikoa in one of the corners. Uso dodges a charge from Solo, who ends up at ringside. Jey quickly follows up with a suicide dive. Jey brings Sikoa back inside the ring and hits him with a diving crossbody. 1..2..NO. Jey prepares to hit a Running Hip Attack, but Solo stops him with a lariat. Both men are left lying on the mat.
Uso and Sikoa trade attacks. Solo catches Jey with a Samoan Drop before hitting him with a Running Hip Attack. 1..2..NO. Uso lands several right hands on Solo. He blocks a sunset flip and crushes his opponent. 1..2..NO. Jey blocks another Samoan Drop and responds with a sleeperhold. Sikoa throws himself backward into one of the corners to break free.
Sikoa catches Jey with a spinning heel kick before hitting a Spinning Solo. 1..2..NO. Jimmy Uso appears on the scene to distract Solo. Jey takes advantage to hit a spear on his opponent. 1..2..NO. Jey prepares for a second spear, but Sikoa stops it with a kick. Jimmy intervenes again, but this time Sikoa catches him and hits him with a Samoan Spike. Solo turns around, only for Jey to catch him with another spear. Jey quickly climbs to the top to finish off his opponent with an Uso Splash. 1..2..3.
Winner: Jey Uso
The Usos celebrate their victory at ringside while ordering Solo to follow them. And with that, we come to the end of this week's red brand show.
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