Retribution interrupts the opening graphics to start the show and we are told they are part of WWE.
They take off their hoods. Mia Yim takes the mic and it’s clearly her now. She says WWE management thinks they’re safe because they gave Retribution contracts now. She goes on about how money won’t change anything and they’re done being stepped on to get some imaginary brass ring. Dominik Dijakovic speaks now and goes on about how they’re going to train the lifeblood of WWE. Dijakovic has some face paint over the top of his head. They’re all wearing masks. Raquel Gonzalez and Dio Maddin are the others who are clear. Retribution will make you pay for your sins, Dijakovic says. The other man is harder to make out as his mask covers more of his face.
The music suddenly interrupts and out comes The Hurt Business to the stage – MVP, Shelton Benjamin, Cedric Alexander and WWE United States Champion Bobby Lashley.
The Hurt Business marches to the ring but Retribution retreats to the floor in front of the announcers. MVP says Retribution has no heart when the realness shows up. MVP figured once these hoes got their contracts they’d stop running their mouths. He offers them the opportunity to get on the business end of some hurt tonight. Lashley threatens to beat them down and look good while doing it. More masked members of Retribution suddenly surrounds the ring. The Hurt Business is outnumbered as the apron fills up now. The masked men and women attack but The Hurt Business fights them off. Dijakovic and Maddin end up putting Lashley down in the middle of the ring with a double chokeslam as the chaos continues. We go to commercial.
– We are back with a Moments Ago Moment.
– We go to Sarah in the back and she stops to ask Rey Mysterio about his first title chance. Rey says family is everything and it means more for him as a father. He started in WWE as a tag team champion and it is an honor to see him follow in his footsteps.
#1 Contender’s Triple Threat: Andrade and Angel Garza vs. Seth Rollins and Murphy
We go back to the ring and out first comes RAW Tag Team Champions The Street Profits for commentary. The winners of this match will challenge The Profits at Clash of Champions. Andrade and Angel Garza are out first for the match. There’s no sign of Zelina Vega. Seth Rollins and Murphy are out next. Dominik Mysterio and Humberto Carrillo are out next. We go to commercial as the teams face off.
Buddy, Garza, and Carrillo start things off but Garza removes his pants and tags in Andrade. Andrade goes to the floor and Murphy with a side head lock and arm bar. Carrillo with a reversal. Murphy with a wrist lock. Carrillo sends Buddy to the floor. Andrade with a waist lock and Garza tags in and he kicks Carrillo. Andrade tags in and kicks Carrillo. Andrade hangs in the ropes and goes Tranquilo. Murphy kicks Carrillo and Andrade kicks Carrillo too. Andrade swings at Dominik but misses. Carrillo with a kick to Murphy and a springboard arm drag to Andrade. Carrillo kicks Murphy off the apron. Dominik tags in and he hits a cross body onto Murphy while Carrillo hits a suicide dive on Andrade. Mysterio gets a near fall on Andrade for a near fall.
Andrade with a chop. Andrade with a kick but Dominik with a kick and Code Red for a near fall. Dominik with a kick to the midsection when Garza tries to send him to the floor. Murphy kicks Carrillo and Andrade. Andrade with a boot and chop to Murphy. Murphy with a jumping knee to Andrade. Seth takes his jacket and walks away as Murphy tries to make the tag. Seth goes full Jay White and leaves the ringside area while Andrade gets a near fall on Murphy. Murphy with shoulders in the corner. Andrade with a spinning back elbow and Garza with the Wing Clipper for the three count.
Winners: Andrade and Angel Garza
After the match, Andrade and Garza are all smiles as they’re back on the same page. The music hits and The Profits raise their titles at ringside to taunt the new #1 contenders as the match is confirmed for Sunday. We go to replays and come back to the two teams taunting each other some more.
– We go to the announcers and they hype tonight’s RAW Underground fight between Braun Strowman and Dabba-Kato. We see Shane McMahon and his security guard in the back. Shane says he’s headed to The KO Show to promote RAW Underground. Security tells Shane to be careful and offers to come with him. Shane’s always got something in store for Kevin Owens. Shane walks off and we go to commercial.
Backstage:
Retribution says the Hurt Business could have been part of the solution but you bent your knee to WWE so you are the problem. While otherss wait outside, you make the WWE’s money to pay for your suits. Your payment will not come in money, it will come in a match against us and we will pay in Retribution.
Kevin Owens Show:
Kevin Owens is in the ring and says he took care of Captain Hot Topic last week so it is time to move on to something different. Tonight’s guest is someone he never thought he would invite and give a platform to. Kevin brings out Shane McMahon.
Kevin says he cannot get enough of Shane’s dancing and he invites Shane to sit down in the chairs that he technically paid for. Shane thanks Kevin for having him on the show. He suggests that there is probably an agenda.
Kevin says everything is under the bridge. Tonight is not about them. It is about what Shane does best. He is a promoter. You have a huge fight to promote tonight.
Shane mentions the Battle of the Behemoths on Raw Underground. Shane says he appreciates Kevin for coming to Raw Underground and he mentions that Kevin met Dabba Kato. Shane suggests that we sample the goods so Shane brings out Dabba Kato.
The music hits and out comes Dabba-Kato. The big man slowly marches down the ramp, stopping to stare ahead. We get a video package of highlights from his recent RAW Underground dominance.
Dabba steps right over the top rope to enter. Owens says this is why he wanted Shane on The KO Show, because he knew Dabba would be nearby. Owens doesn’t care about tonight’s RAW Underground, but he does care about two weeks ago. Owens steps up to Dabba and says he hasn’t forgotten what Dabba did to him. He knows Dabba is focused on Braun tonight, but he wants him to know that they will fight here soon. Owens gives Dabba something to think about in the meantime… and slaps him across the face. Shane tries to calm Dabba and tells him to focus on Braun. Owens then introduces his second guest for tonight – out comes Braun Strowman with pyro and smoke. Strowman marches to the ring as Dabba waits. Shane gets in between them and says this will not happen on The KO Show, only on RAW Underground.
Aleister suddenly attacks Owens from the floor, pulling him down and pulling him into the ring post between his legs. Black yanks Owens out to the floor to boos. Shane calms his fighters and gets them to leave. Black stands over Owens at ringside as Owens sells a low blow injury. We hear Strowman yelling at Dabba in the ring.
– We get another look at what happened earlier tonight with Retribution.
Backstage:
Charly Caruso stops WWE Champion Drew McIntyre backstage for comments. He is not worried about competing with a fractured jaw again. She asks about his friend Keith Lee next. He talks about how there’s no point in being in WWE if you’re not here for the WWE Title. He’s sure he and Lee will be laughing about everything over drinks later, but for now they’re going to beat the hell out of each other. Drew walks away but stops and tells Lee that the drinks will be on him as he’s going to beat the hell out of Lee. Drew makes his exit and we go to commercial.
– Back from the break and we see Retribution attacking several RAW Superstars in the back, including Titus O’Neil and Humberto Carrillo, among others. Dominik Dijakovic addresses the camera and says they are being put down by the judge, jury and executioners. We go back to the announcers and they confirm The Hurt Business vs. Retribution for tonight’s show.
Drew McIntyre vs. Keith Lee
We go back to the ring and out first comes Keith Lee for this non-title match. Lee will earn a Clash of Champions title shot if he can win this match, and if Randy Orton is not medically cleared to compete in time for the Ambulance Match at Sunday’s pay-per-view. Out next comes WWE Champion Drew McIntyre. McIntyre hits the ring and the pyro explodes.
The bell rings and they go at it to start. Back and forth for the first few minutes. Lee charges and knocks Drew over the top rope to the floor. Drew lands hard and the referee counts. Lee follows and stalks Drew in front of the announcers. He grabs Drew but Drew fights him off, knocking him back in the ring at the 7 count. Lee rolls right back out for a breather but Drew follows. Drew with big strikes at ringside. Lee comes right back with a big double chop to the chest. Drew scoops Lee and slams him hard on top of the announce table. Lee falls to the floor on the other side of the table. We go to commercial.
Back from the break and Drew keeps control in the ring but Lee fights him off. Lee with a big clothesline and a running splash in the corner. Drew dodges an attack and tries to scoop Lee on his shoulders but can’t. Drew boots Lee but Lee drops him with a forearm smash. Lee with more offense for a 2 count. Lee goes for the big Spirit Bomb but Drew fights from up in the air. Drew turns that into a hurricanrana into the corner. They tangle a bit and Drew hits the Spinebuster for a 2 count.
Drew with another close 2 count after more back & forth action. We see an ambulance backed into the arena near the stage. Drew works Lee over while he’s on one knee now. Lee blocks a Futureshock DDT and rams Drew into the corner. Lee charges but Drew rocks him. Drew charges but Lee lifts him high and drives him hard into the mat for another close 2 count. Lee with big power strikes now. Lee bounces off the rope and nails a big clothesline for a close 2 count.
Lee talks some trash while picking Drew back up from the mat. Drew fights off the Spirit Bomb again. He slides out and comes right back with a big Claymore Kick. Randy Orton suddenly hits the ring with a steel chair shot to Drew for the disqualification.
Winner by DQ: Drew McIntyre
After the bell, Orton hits Drew with another chair shot to the back, then drives the edge of the chair down into Drew’s hurt jaw. The crowd boos. Orton ends up tossing the chair as Drew rolls to the floor. Orton delivers a punt kick to Lee now. The boos get louder as we see Orton standing tall in the corner, looking down at Drew on the floor as he clutches his jaw and a referee tends to him. RAW goes to commercial.
In the Arena:
Back from the break and we see what just happened with Randy Orton, Drew McIntyre and Keith Lee. Orton takes the mic in the ring now as the boos get louder. He says shame on all of you people for doubting him for a second. Doubting that he wouldn’t make it to Clash of Champions. Doesn’t his track record mean anything. Twenty years in this company and the constant is that he never walked away from a title match and he won’t do it any time soon. But, the World Title Match isn’t exactly a normal World Title Match?
Orton walks to the ambulance and he opens the door. Randy says he took a ride in this very ambulance a few short weeks ago. That was because Drew McIntyre gave him not one, not two, not three, well maybe three Claymores. As I was tied on that stretcher, the sirens were blaring and he was fading out of consciousness. The feeling that came over him was how this must have been what it feels like to be taken out by the Legend Killer. This is what everyone felt like when he kicked them in the skull.
As I came to and woke up in the ambulance, a smile came over his face. It wasn’t from the pain that Drew inflicted on him. It was because he knew what he is capable of. He knows what it takes to become WWE Champion. This ambulance represents many things for different people. For some, it means hope and healing. For others, it means pain and agony… even death. This ambulance, what it represents for me is my fourteenth World Championship.
At Clash of Champions, I will make sure you have one more ride in this ambulance and your title reign flatlines thanks to the three most dangerous letters in Sports Entertainment… R… K… O…
Backstage:
Sarah Schreiber is backstage with RAW Women’s Asuka, asking if Zelina Vega or Mickie James is a bigger threat to her title reign. Billie Kay interrupts and mocks Asuka. Peyton Royce walks up and says maybe Asuka could give her a title shot next. Kay says sure, either of them. The IIconics confirm that they’re still friends when Asuka asks, even though they can’t team together they still can support each other. Royce steps to Asuka and mentions Clash of Champions. Asuka says no one is ready for her at Clash of Champions, but tonight… Asuka is ready for Royce. Asuka laughs in her face and walks off as The IIconics stare her down.
#1 Contender’s Match: Zelina Vega vs. Mickie James
We go back to the ring and out first comes Zelina Vega as Mike Rome does the introductions. The winner of this next match will challenge RAW Women’s Champion Asuka at Clash of Champions. Vega hits the ring and we go back to commercial.
Zelina with a boot to the back and she sends Mickie into the turnbuckles. Zelina chokes Mickie but Mickie pushes her away. Mickie tosses Zelina by the hair. Vega with a sleeper but Mickie with a snap mare and boot to the head for a near fall. Mickie goes for a suplex but Zelina blocks it and gets a near fall with an inside cradle. Vega with an octopus. Mickie backs Zelina into the turnbuckles to escape the hold. Zelina with a boot to the head. Vega has a kick blocked and Mickie goes for a power bomb but Vega counters with a rana and Mickie gets a near fall.
Vega slams Mickie’s head into the mat. Vega ties Mickie up in the ropes. Vega goes for a tornado DDT but Mickie pushes her away. Mickie with kicks and a running forearm. Mickie with a flapjack. Mickie goes up top and hits a Thesz Press for a near fall. Mickie with a kick and she sets for the MickDT but Vega escpes. Mickie is sent into the ropes and Zelina with a lungblower for the three count.
Winner: Zelina Vega
– We go to the back where Retribution is beating up the unpaid members of Retribution. Cedric and MVP walk to the ring for Cedric’s match. We go to commercial.
– We are back with a vignette of Bianca Belair in the gym outworking someone at the Performance Center. He eventually walks away.
– We go to footage from earlier today when Akira Tozawa and a ninja referee are at the beach wating for R Truth to show up and they play in the surf. Truth shows up with Little Jimmy and the title belt. Truth is told about a shark in the ocean by Little Jimmy so he gets away but the belt is left on the beach. Truth says if they can find Nemo, they can find his baby. He sees the shark again and he asks for Calgon to take him away. We see what is left of Tozawa’s ring gear as Truth gets his belt back.
Cedric Alexander vs. Apollo Crews
Before tha match, MVP takes the mic and says this is an official announcement for Retribution. You will be in a six man tag match and you will know why we are called the Hurt Business. You can call yourselves the judges and juries, we are the executioners. Cedric says that he learned the hard way when you send a message to the Hurt Business, expect one back ten times. This is about me getting even with you for using me to help you get a title match you didn’t deserve. I will show you that I don’t care about you or your kids.
The bell rings as Crews goes right to work on Cedric. MVP pulls Cedric to the floor for a breather before Crews can capitalize. Crews ends up flying out and sending Cedric into the barrier. MVP and Crews face off at ringside, arguing as the referee counts. We go to commercial.
Back from the break and Cedric covers for a 2 count. Cedric grounds Crews as MVP cheers him on from ringside. They fight up and out but Cedric unloads with a knee to the gut and a kick to the back for another 2 count. Cedric grounds Crews again as Ricochet looks on. Crews tries to fight out but Cedric beats him down with elbows. Crews fights up and out of another hold with back elbows. Cedric ducks an elbow and nails a Michinoku Driver for a close 2 count.
Crews with a big kick as Cedric charges in the corner. Crews ends up hitting a big Frogsplash crossbody from the second rope. Cedric is dazed as he crawls into the corner. Crews mounts more offense now. Crews rams Cedric into the corner and unloads with shoulder thrusts. Crews with a running splash and a big Samoan Drop for another close 2 count. Cedric goes out for a breather.
Crews misses a moonsault out but lands on his feet. Cedric runs the ropes and nails a suicide dive, sending Crews into the barrier. Ricochet and Cedric end up having words at ringside. Cedric goes back inside but Crews takes advantage of the distraction, rolling Cedric up for the pin to win.
Winner: Apollo Crews
After the bell, the music hits as The Hurt Business comes out for the distraction. MVP and Cedric attack Cedric and Ricochet from behind on the ramp. The Hurt Business takes out Ricochet and Crews at the ramp now. Lashley with the Full Nelson on Crews, ragdolling him. MVP says there’s more of that coming on Sunday. Tom confirms Crews vs. Lashley for Clash of Champions.
– Still to come, RAW Underground. Back to commercial.
– We are back with Raw Underground and before our main event, we have Arturo Ruas and Dolph Ziggler. Ruas dominates Ziggler some and rolls him into an armbar. Ziggler resists and gets the upperhand. The fight keeps going until Ziggler gets on Ruas’ back with a Sleeper hold. The referee eventually calls it for Ziggler.
Shane hypes Strowman vs. Dabba-Kato for the main event. Shane tries to get a word with Braun but he yells back, and doesn’t want to speak with Shane. Shane hands the mic to Briana Brandy, and she asks Braun for comments. Braun yells at Shane and goes on about how he’s going to send Shane’s fighters home with teeth in their pockets, and if Shane wants some of the action he can get it too. Brandy says we will be back with more RAW Underground.
In the Arena:
Back in the arena and The Monday Night Messiah, Seth Rollins, makes his way to the ring.
Seth says it is no secret that he has had the Mysterios number for quite some time now. After he defeated Dominik last week inside a steel cage, he thought he was done and free of the torment that the Mysterio family has been putting him through for months. There is something that has bothered him about the Mysterio family for some time. Seth says he should have let it go, but he was inspired to look into it and dig deeper by the unlikeliest of sources.
Seth mentions that WWE.com posted a series of photos of the Mysterio family and a light bulb went off.
We take a look at a photo of the family and Seth says to look at Rey and then look at Dominik. Seth says it doesn’t seem possible. We deserve the truth so Seth says he had some people do some digging and in this here folder, he has the results of that investigation. Before he delivers that information to the WWE Universe, he would like to extend the courtesy to the Mysterio family to find out the truth from him in person.
Rey makes his way to the stage with Aliyah, Angie, and Dominik. Rey says this must be important to have everyone out here. Rey says he is tired of their mind games. Rey says they will give him a beating like they gave Murphy.
Seth says this might sound crazy but speaking to your entire family, I have grown to respect you. Seth says he is inspired by them. They stand together, cheer each other on, and fight adversity together. That is why you deserve the truth. Seth says he has the results of a DNA test. Seth says he knows this has been done before and technology has changed. We need an answer to the question, are you really Dominik’s father.
Rey tells Rollins to cut the BS. Rollins says the fans and the family deserve the truth. The truth is… Rollins pulls a paper out of the holder. He says the DNA test results are conclusive – Rey is not the father of Dominik. Rollins laughs and the crowd boos him. Rey says Seth really brought them out here for that. Does Rollins really want to go down this road again? This didn’t work before and it won’t work now, Rey says. He tells Rollins to quit running his family’s name through the mud. Rollins says maybe he did make a mistake. He asked his guy to look into the Mysterio kid, but maybe it’s Aalyah who is not Rey’s daughter. Rollins says if the test isn’t enough, he’s got some concrete footage to back it up.
Rollins shows us how Aalyah briefly checked on Murphy after last week’s Steel Cage match. Rollins says that doesn’t look like something a Mysterio would do. Aalyah wasn’t consoling a family member, she was consoling his disciple. Rollins asks Aalyah what was going on there. Rey says Rollins talks to him, not her. Rey says he and his daughter already spoke about last week, and it’s nothing Rollins needs to know. He raised her to be compassionate and caring, something Rollins knows nothing about. He tells Rollins to keep her name out of his mouth. Rey says she’s just 19 years old and knows nothing about their world. Rey turns and looks at Aalyah but she walks off to the back. Angie follows. Dominik stands with his dad. Rey leaves to the back now and Dominik follows. Rollins says he’s sorry. He just came out here to inform, he didn’t come out here to drive a wedge in the family but he guesses that happens sometimes, right? Even a family as strong as The Mysterios. Rollins looks at the camera and says he’s sure this has probably even happened to some of the and and their families. He says he’s sorry again and puts the mic down. A somber Rollins marches to the back as his music hits. Rollins stops on the ramp and smirks some.
– Still to come, Braun Strowman vs. Dabba-Kato at RAW Underground. Back to commercial.
– Back from the break and we get a video package on dominance by the WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions.
Nia Jax and Shayna Baszler vs. Natalya and Lana
We go to the ring and Lana waits with Natalya as The Riott Squad is on commentary, Liv Morgan and Ruby Riott. Out next are the WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions, Nia Jax and Shayna Baszler, for this non-title match. The announcers hype The Riott Squad vs. Jax and Baszler for Clash of Champions on Sunday.
Jax charges Natalya to start but she ducks. They go at it and Lana tags in. Lana and Natalya double team Jax in the corner now. Lana ducks a big clothesline and tries to take Jax down by her back but she’s not strong enough. Jax levels Lana with a big headbutt.
Baszler tags in and drops Natalya off the apron. Baszler with a big front slam to Lana. Baszler drops Lana again with a big right hand. Baszler goes right into the Kirifuda Clutch on Lana for the quick win.
Winners: Shayna Baszler and Nia Jax
After the match, Baszler’s music hits as the champs stand tall in the middle of the ring. They head to ringside to face off with the #1 contenders. Jax shoves Liv down and Baszler drops Riott against the barrier. The Riott Squad tries to double team Jax as Baszler clears the announce table. The two teams face off now. The Riott Squad watches as Jax scoops Lana off the ground and puts her through the announce table with a big Samoan Drop. Jax’s music starts up as she talks trash to the #1 contenders. They back away from the ringside area as Baszler brings Jax her belt.
– We see what happened earlier tonight with Drew McIntyre, Keith Lee and Randy Orton. The announcers hype Orton vs. McIntyre in the Ambulance Match at Clash of Champions. Charly Caruso is now in the trainer’s room with Drew, who is holding an ice pack to his jaw. He’s confident about beating the piss out of Orton on Sunday. As for tonight, he’s going to pick a fight. Drew tosses the ice pack and marches out of the room. Back to commercial.
– We are back and Aliyah tells Rey that she is old enough to defend herself. She says she came here to support Dominik. You got hurt, Dom’s got hurt, and who knows what Seth will do to her or mom. In the end she is a naive 19 year old girl.
– We are back for the second period of Raw Underground and it is Riddick Moss and Erik. Moss gets the win.
Briana Brandy asks Dabba about his fight against Braun but Shane takes over. Dabba says talk is cheap and you will see. Braun will feel what Dabba Kato is all about.
Asuka vs. Peyton Royce
They lock up and Asuka pushes Peyton out of the corner. Asuka with a kick and rollup for a near fall. Asuka with a pop up knee and hip attack in the corner. Asuka with a German suplex. Asuka with a near fall. Peyton blocks a kick but Asuka with an inside cradle for a near fall. Asuka with a back first. Peyton with a Widow’s Peak for a near fall. Asuka tries for an Asuka lock but Peyton drops down and gets a near fall. Peyton with another near fall. Peyton goes up top and Asuka stops her. Asuka with forearms but Peyton knocks Asuka off. Asuka with a spinning heel kick and she floats over and Zelina Vega attacks Asuka.
Winner by DQ: Asuka
After the match, Vega slaps Asuka. Asuka with a back heel kick and she tries for a spinning back fist but Vega avoids it and goes to the floor.
– Murphy startles an emotional Aalyah Mysterio backstage as he approaches. He apologizes and says this whole thing with Seth Rollins has gone too far and gotten out of hand. Murphy says if he’s done anything to hurt her, he’s sorry. He walks off and we go back to commercial.
– Back from the break and announced for RAW Talk are The Street Profits, The Riott Squad and Apollo Crews.
– We go back to RAW Underground as Shane hypes up Dabba-Kato vs. Braun Strowman. The two big men face off and go at it after we get the bell. They trade strikes on their feet. Strowman ends up on Kato’s back, trying to choke him out. They fight to the floor and take turns on an enhancement talent who gets in the way. They return to the platform and trade strikes with Strowman leveling Dabba-Kato with a big right hand. Strowman stays on top of Kato until the referee calls the fight for him. Shane says the RAW Underground main event was unbelievable this week. The referee checks on Kato as Strowman stands tall and poses. Shane says he can’t wait until next week.
– The announcers go over the card for WWE’s “Clash of Champions: Gold Rush” pay-per-view on Sunday.
RETRIBUTION vs. The Hurt Business
We go back to the ring for tonight’s six-man main event and out comes the three main male members of RETRIBUTION through the crowd. It’s Dominik Dijakovic, Dio Maddin and possibly Shane Thorne, but they’re introduced as T-Bar, Mase and Slapjack. Out next comes The Hurt Business – MVP, Shelton Benjamin and WWE United States Champion Bobby Lashley with Cedric Alexander. We go back to commercial.
Back from the break and Lashley starts off with Slapjack, who appears to be Thorne. He gets sent back. Maddin, known as Mace, then comes in and goes at it with Lashley. T-Bar tags in next and this is Dijakovic. T-Bar fights Lashley off and in comes Cedric. T-Bar ends up beating Cedric around and keeping him near their corner. T-Bar dominates Cedric and launches him across the ring for a 2 count. Cedric finally catches T-Bar with a Neutralyzer to bring him to one knee. Shelton tags in and knocks Slapjack off the apron, then goes to work on T-Bar. T-Bar rocks Shelton. Shelton ducks a shot from Mace and tries to knock him off the apron but T-Bar takes advantage and drops Shelton.
T-Bar and Mace with a big double suplex on Shelton now. Mace covers for a 2 count. Shelton goes behind Mace and hits a back suplex. MVP cheers Shelton on as he and Mace trade big strikes in the middle of the ring. Mace gets the upperhand and just beats Shelton down. Mace takes Shelton back to their corner and in comes Slapjack. Slapjack unloads on Shelton and swings at Cedric but misses. He turns back around to a back-drop by Shelton. Lashley tags in and unloads on Slapjack.
Lashley destroys Slapjack and drives him into the mat with a huge chokeslam as the crowd pops. Lashley applies the Hurt Lock to Slapjack now. T-Bar breaks it with a cheap shot from the apron and the referee calls the match for the disqualification.
Winners by DQ: The Hurt Business
As soon as the bell hits, the ring fills up with masked members of RETRIBUTION. MVP joins in but The Hurt Business is beat down. The music interrupts and out comes WWE Champion Drew McIntyre with many RAW Superstars, including Andrade, Angel Garza, Humberto Carrillo, RAW Tag Team Champions The Street Profits, Titus O’Neil and several more. The RAW roster hits the ring and clears house. The brawl spills out to the ringside area. Randy Orton rushes the ring out of nowhere, turns Drew around and lays him out with the RKO. Orton stands over Drew as the boos get louder. Orton’s music starts up as he looks down at Drew. The final RAW before WWE’s “Clash of Champions: Gold Rush” goes off the air with Orton standing tall over the WWE Champion.
