We’re back from the break and here comes The Game, Triple H!
“Triple H” chants ring out through the arena. The Game says he told them that his era is back, and that he would face Undertaker one last time. He says the predictions of the WWE Legends and the WWE.com poll don’t mean anything… or they shouldn’t. He says Shawn Michaels came out last week to talk about the match but for some reason that bugged someone quite a bit. HHH incredulously says The Undertaker was rattled by Michaels’ opinion that he would lose. He was so agitated that he made an appearance and bated HBK with threats and insults.
Triple H says what happened made him mad. So he watched it again. And the second time he realised that The Undertaker wasn’t mat at HBK, he was mad himself. He says after his two matches with The Undertaker, he was never the same. He says The Undertaker’s aura and mystique disappeared and now he’s just a reputation. He says that series of matches were the Deadman’s last series of greatness, and now he blames them for his demise. HHH then agrees with Taker that their match is now personal. So, in Melbourne, he will put Undertaker down.
We see a replay of The Shield’s attack at the start of tonight’s show. We see the cops still standing near the parking lot.
Mick Foley will be out later tonight to talk Hell In A Cell. We see Alexa Bliss, Mickie James, and Alicia Fox talking backstage.
Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre make their entrance for the Tag Team Championship rematch with The B-Team.
*Commercial Break*
Raw Tag Team Championship Match
(C) Dolph Ziggler & Drew McIntyre Vs. The B-Team
Dolph Ziggler starts against Bo Dallas. Dallas applies a waistlock, but Ziggler gets to the ropes and elbows him in the face. Ziggler quickly dropkicks him and talks some trash. Dallas lands a neckbreaker for a two count, then lands some punches on Ziggler in the corner.
Axel tags in and does the same before hitting a DDT for a near fall. Axel puts Dolph in the corner, but Ziggler kicks him before turning him around. Ziggler talks trash, so Axel fights back. Axel punches McIntyre on the apron but then Ziggler superkicks him. McIntyre tags in and big boots Axel off the apron. The Champs are in control as we head to the break.
*Commercial Break*
We come back from the break to see McIntyre applying an arm bar to Axel. Axel fights up, but McIntyre takes him back down with a back suplex for a near fall. Ziggler is smiling on the apron. McIntyre stomps the hand and bends the fingers of Axel’s other hand. McIntyre talks some trash before kicking him in the face. Axel fights back and punches Ziggler off the apron. Ziggler superkicks Axel before McIntyre hits an inverted Alabama Slam but Dallas breaks up the pin.
Dolph looks for a superkick but Curtis stops him, tips him over, and catapults him into the turnbuckles. Axel kicks Ziggler away and tags in Dallas. Dallas hits a running forearm on Ziggler before hitting McIntyre. Dallas takes Dolph down with some kicks and tackles before covering him for a near fall. Dallas goes for a neckbreaker off the ropes, but Drew escapes. Dallas quickly gets an inside cradle on Ziggler but McIntyre breaks it up. Axel runs in, but McIntyre takes him out with a Glasgow Kiss. Ziggler rakes the eyes of Dallas before tagging McIntyre in. They hit the Zig-Zag/Claymore Kick combo for the win.
Winners: Ziggler & McIntyre
Ziggler and McIntyre are celebrating their win when Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose run in through the crowd and attack them. Rollins and Ambrose beat on them but Ziggler and McIntyre escape and retreat up the ramp.
We get a lengthy video of the 1998 Hell In A Cell match between The Undertaker and Mankind. Legends and current Superstars speak about the match during the video and it really drives home how insane that match was. Foley will be here later tonight.
Kevin Owens makes his way to the ring for a match.
*Commercial Break*
We’re back with General Manager Baron Corbin angry with Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose in his office. Corbin says he told The Shield to leave. Rollins and Ambrose say they’re the only ones here, so it’s not really The Shield. Corbin says he’ll have to have them arrested. Rollins makes fun of him but Corbin says he didn’t do that last week. What happened then was out was out of his hands. Rollins accuses Corbin of falsifying a police report and sending goons out there with him. A Sheriff from New Orleans is brought in with a warrant for Corbin’s arrest. Corbin says this isn’t true. The Sheriff starts to read him the Miranda Rights, but Corbin stops him and asks to talk to Rollins privately. Ambrose and the Sheriff leave the office. Rollins soon joins them, laughing. They don’t need to press charges for the time being. Ambrose says he’ll call the officer next time he’s in jail.
We’re back at ringside, where Kevin Owens has been patiently waiting. Tyler Breeze makes his entrance but Owens attacks him during! Owens throws him into the barricade before getting him in the ring. Breeze fights back and kicks him in the face to knock him out of the ring. Owens avoids a plancha and kicks him in the face. Owens then hits him with an Apron Powerbomb. The bell never rang.
Owens gets back into the ring with a mic and he’s pissed. He says he walked away from this place two weeks ago and it felt great. Baron Corbin begged him to come back. Corbin recognizes him as the true MVP of Monday Night RAW, something no one else gives him credit for. Owens says the one condition that brought him back was that he faces no repercussions for his actions on RAW. What he just did to this embarrassment is him just doing his job. No one sent him to attack The Shield. Owens was just doing his job. Owens can do whatever he wants whenever he wants. There is someone everyone can blame. His name is Bobby Lashley. Lashley is the sick maniac that intentionally injured his best friend Sami Zayn. Zayn has been injured for months and hasn’t been by his side. Owens quit because of Lashley, but he’s also the reason he came back. What he did to Lashley was only the beginning. This is still The Kevin Owens Show. On this show, you can expect three things from now on: anarchy, agony, and destruction. It’s all Lashley’s fault.
We get a video package for Samoa Joe Vs. AJ Styles this Sunday at Hell In A Cell.
Bobby Roode and Chad Gable make their way to the ring. They’ll be in action, next.
*Commercial Break*
