Seth Rollins comes to the ring and asks Brock to come out and get this over with.
Brock’s music hits but he doesn’t show. Rollins says Brock is trying to play mind-games but he and the fans are tired of it. He says Lesnar was once the most feared man on the planet but he’s now a shell of himself. He calls him out again to prove himself.
Baron Corbin comes out and says Seth shouldn’t be worrying about Lesnar, he should be worried about him. Seth says good luck with that, because he’ll have to take from his cold dead hands. Corbin says he has no problem with that, he retired Kurt Angle and he’d have no problem retiring Seth as well.
Corbin then pokes Seth in the chest. He unloads on Corbin and knocks him from the ring before hitting a suicide dive. Brock’s music hits and Seth readies himself. Corbin then comes in fro behind and hits Seth with the End of Days.
Brock’s music hits again and this time he comes out with Heyman and a referee. Brock gets into the ring and kicks Seth right in the gonads. Lesnar grabs a chair and beats Rollins around the ring with it. Lesnar grabs Seth and hits a German suplex. Heyman tells Brock to cash-in but he says not yet. Brock hits Seth with the chair again, then tosses him from the ring. Lesnar hits Seth with an F5 on the floor.
Lesnar gets Rollins back in the ring and hits him with the chair again. Heyman begs Brock to cash-in but Lesnar keeps saying no. He then German suplexes Rollins again before saying he won’t cash-in until Super ShowDown on Friday. Brock leaves before coming back and hitting Seth with the briefcase, then the chair again several times.
Officials come down and check on Seth, then put him on a stretcher and leave.
*Commercial Break*
We come back to see Seth Rollins being put in the back of an ambulance, with Becky Lynch getting in with him.
It’s a new episode of Firefly Fun House. Bray is dressed in 80’s gym gear, complete with fanny pack. Bray talks to a new character by the name of Huskus the Pig. The pig tells him that one day he will have the whole world in his hands. Bray thanks him but in walks a demonic Vince McMahon puppet and threatens to fire them. Bray promises that the pig will change his tune. Next thing you know Bray is dancing and singing an 80’s workout video. It’s pretty damn funny. He finishes by asking us to let him in.
Triple H is shown walking backstage, he’ll be out next.
*Commercial Break*
Triple H’s music hits, and he makes his way to the ring. An “NXT” chant fires up. Triple H says he’s here to talk about Randy Orton.
Before he can say anything more, Randy Orton’s music hits, and he makes his way to the ring. An “RKO” chant picks up. Triple H says it’s been a while since he’s stared Orton in the eye. They both know what the face-to-face segments are about. It’s supposed to drum up interest in a fight and maybe break down into the physical fight. However after 20 years, there’s nothing either of them can say or do that hasn’t been said or done before. Triple H says it’s been a while. Don’t let the suit fool him. Triple H says he’s coming to Jeddah to kick Orton’s ass.
Orton says that sounds good to him. But he’s is not Batista. He is the Legend Killer. Triple H knows that better than most, but he would gladly beat him this Friday at Super ShowDown and gladly put another notch on his belt. Triple H says that’s fair enough. It’s been interesting to him as he watches the video recaps. They’ve done unspeakable things, but something rang true when he said Orton was like coal being turned into a diamond. Triple H says Orton is one of the best ever to step foot into the ring. Triple H means it. The thing is a lot of people have tried to put him down. They’re all gone and he’s still here. Triple H says Orton is not the one and turns to leave.
Orton tells him to stop. Orton asks The Game to promise him something: if Triple H can promise that he retrieves his balls from Stephanie’s purse before Friday’s match. Triple H laughs, as do the fans, and he gets back in the ring. Triple H says that is a hell of an idea, and he’ll do just that. However they’re just so big that it’s such a burden to carry them around. Orton wouldn’t know because he’s never had any. Triple H says he’ll see Orton in Jeddah and throws the microphone at him.
The Undertaker will be out for the end of the show. Up next however, Cesaro Vs. Ricochet.
*Commercial Break*
Cesaro Vs. Ricochet
Ricochet runs at Cesaro right away and recreates the spot from last week where eh hits an inverted hurricanrana from the ropes. Cesaro responds with a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker. Cesaro gets a chin lock on, but Ricochet fights out.
Ricochet jumps off the barricade with a hurricanrana. Cesaro elbows him, but Ricochet takes him back down with a moonsault off the second turnbuckle to the floor.
*Commercial Break*
We come back from the break to see Ricochet throwing hands. Cesaro comes back with a deadlift superplex for a near fall. Ricochet snaps him off the top rope to the floor. Ricochet does a handspring from the floor and grabs Cesaro by the neck with his feet – the same finish as last week, but Ricochet impressively gets out.
Cesaro takes Ricochet down and does the Cesaro Swing for a minute. They get to their feet and Cesaro catches him with a running European Uppercut for a near fall. Ricochet knees him in the face and kicks him back. Ricochet looks for a springboard crossbody but Cesaro rolls through for a two count. Ricochet looks for a crazy tilt-a-whirl but doesn’t quite pull it off and pins Cesaro for the win.
Winner: Ricochet
As soon as the match ends Cesaro attacks Ricochet from behind and stomps him. Cesaro goes outside and grabs a ladder from under the ring, but he throws it to the side. Cesaro then grabs a table and pulls it out with WWE 24/7 Champion R-Truth on top of it. Ricochet then dropkicks Cesaro into the crowd.
A dozen or more Superstars come running down the ramp after R-Truth. They corner him outside the ring but Cedric Alexander takes them all out with a summersault senton as Truth slides inside. Drake Maverick tries to sneak up on him, so Carmella superkicks him. R-Truth then runs to the back.
*Commercial Break*
The undertaker makes his entrance to a big pop from the Texas crowd.
The Undertaker asks the crowd if they’ve ever wondered what it was like t face death head-on? Do they imagine the sky grows dark, the ground opens up, and the smell of those gone before permeates? Well on Friday Goldberg will find out.
He says he doesn’t want the family man Goldberg. The man who smiles at his wife and children at ringside, he wants the icon, the mythical Goldberg. If he doesn’t bring that version of Goldberg, Undertaker will inflict incredible amounts of pain on him. He finishes by saying, “Goldberg, you’re next!”
And that’s it for tonight’s Raw. Let us know what you thought in the comments and be sure to come back tomorrow for all your wrestling news and results. Until then, safe travels!
