Carmelo Hayes Makes Shocking Return, Aligns With The 946 On WWE RAW – Tonight’s post-Money in the Bank edition of WWE RAW concluded with a chaotic, violent main event at the Brookshire Grocery Arena in Bossier City, Louisiana, culminating in a shocking return that completely upended the red brand.
The broadcast was headlined by a brutal six-man tag team match pitting The Usos (Jimmy and Jey Uso) and Solo Sikoa against The 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, and Lucien Price) in the faction’s highly anticipated in-ring debut.
Brutal Main Event Recap
From the opening bell, the match descended into pure anarchy. Jey Uso went straight after Bronco Nima as all six competitors paired off around the ringside area. The violence quickly escalated into the crowd and through the arena floor. Solo Sikoa and Royce Keys traded heavy blows, with Keys sending Solo crashing into the timekeeper’s area. Bodies flew everywhere as Jimmy Uso soared over the top rope with a corkscrew moonsault onto everyone on the outside.
As the action returned inside the squared circle, The 946 utilized their numbers advantage, isolating Jimmy Uso with rapid tags, double-team maneuvers, and punishing strikes from Nima and Price. The Usos eventually mounted a fiery comeback, clearing the ring with stereo superkicks and launching a massive brawl that spilled deep into the arena bleachers. Trash cans were smashed, Jey and Jimmy traded blows with Nima and Price in the stands, and Jaida Parker added to the chaos by scaling the bleachers to level The Usos with a crossbody.
The carnage eventually spilled back to ringside, where Keys adjusted the Spanish announce table. Despite interference from Parker—who pulled the referee out of position and threw him over the barricade—Solo Sikoa fought back, hoisting Keys up and smashing him through the announce table with a devastating Samoan Drop.
Carmelo Hayes Returns
Dragging Keys back into the ring, Sikoa climbed to the top rope and connected with a frog splash, setting up for the finishing Samoan Spike.
However, the momentum shifted instantly when a masked attacker slipped into the ring and blasted Sikoa from behind with a crowbar. Ripping off his disguise, the assailant was revealed to be Carmelo Hayes, making his explosive return to WWE television for the first time since August.
With Sikoa laid out, Royce Keys drove him into the canvas with a spinebuster. Hayes then turned his attention to The Usos, brutally assaulting both Jimmy and Jey with the crowbar while Nima and Price held them in place. The show went off the air with The 946 standing triumphantly over a decimated Bloodline.
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