The January 6th, 2019 edition of WWE RAW aired live on the USA Network from the Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City, OK.

– This week’s broadcast opens up with a video package looking at last week’s wedding segment with Bobby Lashley and Lana.

– The intro video plays and the fireworks go off in the arena. Vic Joseph and Jerry Lawler welcome us to RAW, and then Brock Lesnar’s music hits to kick off the show.

– WWE Champion Brock Lesnar makes his way down to the ring with Paul Heyman. The crowd boos them, and Heyman says “well Happy New Year to you too bitches.” Heyman says Brock wants to kick off the new decade by making history, because that’s what Brock Lesnar does, he makes history. Heyman says that nobody on the RAW, SmackDown or NXT roster is man enough to step into the ring with Lesnar at the Royal Rumble pay-per-view. Heyman says Brock has conquered everyone in his path so far, so he’s going to try something new at the Royal Rumble. Brock Lesnar will enter the Royal Rumble elimination match as the first entrant. Heyman says Brock will take the ring first, and he’ll be the last one standing in the ring at the end of the night. He says Brock will conquer the Royal Rumble, and that’s a spoiler. Heyman and Lesnar head up the ramp, and they stop by the announce table on their way out. They tell Jerry he better talk nice about Brock Lesnar. Vic Joseph to the back for an interview.

– Rey Mysterio cuts a promo in Spanish at the Gorilla position. Then in English, he talks about how his U.S. Title match tonight means everything to him. He thanks his son Dominic for convincing him to stay and compete against the best. Rey says Andrade doesn’t deserve to represent Latinos, so Rey is taking his U.S. Title back.

Andrade (c) vs. Rey Mysterio: Andrade’s United States Championship is on the line in this one. Zelina is at ringside. Rey starts off with a hurricanrana, and then he sends Andrade out to ringside with another hurricanrana. Back in the ring, Andrade starts to fight back until Rey hits a kick then takes Andrade out to ringside again. Andrade latches on to Rey and tries to slam him at ringside, but Rey reverses it into a facebuster into the ring steps. Back in the ring, Rey looks for a shot off the top rope, but Andrade knocks Rey out of mid-air with a dropkick. Rey and Andrade trade punches until Rey hits a running hurricanrana into the corner. Rey follows up with some strikes and a springboard tornado DDT for a two count. They fight up the turnbuckle and Andrade looks for a double stomp but he misses. Rey looks for a dive on Andrade at ringside, but Andrade turns it into a knee to the face of Rey. Back in the ring, Andrade hits a slingshot senton bomb for a two count. Andrade hits a series of suplexes until Rey reverses one into a rollup for a two count. Rey misses a 619 attempt and Andrade fires back with an elbow to the face. Andrade misses a shot and Rey hits the Canadian Destroyer. Rey pins for the three count, but Zelina pulls Andrade’s leg onto the bottom rope. The ref sees it and he says the match must be re-started. The bell rings again and the match is officially re-started. Andrade misses a shot in the corner and Rey dumps him outside. Rey follows up with a leaping hurricanrana off the apron onto Andrade on the floor. Back in the ring, Rey hits a sunset flip powerbomb for a two count. They fight out to the apron and Rey hits another sunset flip powerbomb, this time into the ring post, and Andrade falls down to the floor. Rey throws Andrade back in the ring, then hits a flying leg drop for another two count. Andrade fights back now and drops Rey in the corner. Andrade looks for the running knee strike but Rey dodges it. Rey gives Andrade a hurricanrana into the ropes, then hits the 619. Rey goes up top, but Zelina pulls Andrade out to ringside. Rey dives towards Andrade, but Andrade dodges it and Rey crashes into Zelina. Rey looks remorseful and Andrade attacks him from behind, then takes Rey back into the ring. There seems to be some confusion between Rey, Andrade, and the referee now. The ref pushes Rey out to ringside and pulls Andrade back into the ring. Rey checks on Zelina, then he gets back in the ring. As soon as Rey gets back in the ring, Andrade kicks Rey and hits the hammerlock DDT for the three count.

Winner & still U.S. Champion: Andrade

– After the match, Andrade rips off Rey’s mask and gives it to Zelina at ringside.

– Kevin Owens and Samoa Joe are backstage for an interview. Owens says that he and Joe both don’t play well with others, but circumstances have brought them together. Joe says that he has a partner tonight for him and Owens to take on Seth Rollins and the AOP in a six-man tag. Joe won’t tell Owens who their partner is, just tells Owens not to worry.

– The AOP and Seth Rollins are shown arriving at the building. They are informed of Joe and Owens finding a partner to take on the three of them tonight. Seth says the challenge that he’s concerned with is taking RAW to the next level, because he is the chosen one.

– The Street Profits vs. The OC vs. The Viking Raiders (c): The Street Profits cut a brief promo before the match welcoming everyone to the first RAW of the year. The Viking Raiders’ RAW Tag Team Titles are on the line in this one. Dawkons hits a big dropkick on Anderson early on, then Ford tags in for the double team. Ivar tags himself in and goes at it with Ford now. Ford and Ivar exchange reversals and flips, then Gallows and Anderson both invade and take them out. Gallows tags himself in and works over Ford now. Gallows and Anderson trade frequent tags now and isolate Ford in their corner. Dawson gets knocked off the apron, so Ford tags out to Erik. Erik cleans house now and starts dropping everyone in his path with suplexes. Erik hits knee strikes on Anderson and Gallows, then Ivar tags in. The Vikings clear the ring and double team Dawson. Erik tags back in for the double team on Gallows now. Ford tags himself in to take his chances with the Raiders. Ford misses a shot and they give him the Viking Experience, but Anderson breaks up the pin. This one spills out to ringside, where Ivar hits a splash on Street Profits, and Gallows dumps Erik out to the crowd. Back in the ring, The OC takes control now as they double team Erik. Erik finally breaks free and tags in Ivar. Ivar cleans house and drops both OC members, but then he misses a splash in the corner and goes down. Dawkins and Erik both tag in and start going at it. Dawkins gets the upper hand and he takes out Ivar too. Dawkins hits a frogsplash, but Anderson tags himself in and breaks up the pin. Ford takes out Gallows at ringside, while Anderson and Erik go at it in the ring now. Anderson misses a kick, and Erik powerbombs him down. Ivar tags in and hits a splash off the top for the three count.

Winners & still RAW Tag Team Champions: The Viking Raiders

– We go backstage for an interview with Samoa Joe. Joe doesn’t want to reveal who the partner is yet, even though Seth and the AOP are dying to know. Owens tells Joe that he would also like to know, because he’s had beef with a lot of people around here. Joe tells Owens he’ll show him, and they walk off.

– Back from the break, Joe walks Owens to a room and tells him to look inside. Joe stops the camera man from being able to see in while Owens looks. Owens closes the door, and he looks happy with the choice of mystery partner.

– RAW Women’s Champion Becky Lynch comes out to the ring and gets on the mic. She says it’s great to hear the fans, and she talks about what her plans are for 2020. She brings up the one woman she can’t seem to beat, and points up to a video package looking at the history between Becky Lynch and Asuka. Becky starts to speak again, but Asuka’s music interrupts and she comes out. Asuka yells in her language and walks down to the ring. Asuka starts yelling in Becky’s face, and Becky drops her with a right hand. Becky heads to the back, and Asuka gets back up and starts yelling.

– Mojo approaches Eric Rowan backstage, and he asks to see what in the covered cage. Rowan says to go ahead, but he can’t tell anyone else. Mojo peeks under the sheet, and he acts horrified and asks what the hell is wrong with Rowan. Mojo runs off and Rowan smiles.

– Andrade and Zelina are backstage for an interview. Andrade speaks in Spanish and holds up Rey’s mask. An unmasked Rey runs over and attacks Andrade now, without showing his face to the camera. Rey takes his mask back and puts it on. Zelina screams as Rey continues his attack on Andrade. Referees come over to pull him off.

– Eric Rowan vs. KJ Orso: KJ is a local enhancement talent. Rowan attacks before the bell and throws him out to ringside. Rowan asks if he wants to see it too. Rowan tries to bring KJ over to the cage, but KJ breaks free and runs back in the ring. The opening bell sounds and Rowan drops KJ with a boot to the face. Rowan with a splash in the corner now, and then the Iron Claw.

Winner: Eric Rowan

– After the match, Rowan pulls KJ out to ringside and puts his head under the sheet on his cage. KJ starts screaming and it looks like there’s red stuff on his face. KJ runs away to the back as Rowan picks up his cage and walks off.

– AJ Styles vs. Akira Tozawa: AJ and Tozawa trade fast-paced strikes and reversals in the opening moments. Tozawa misses a shot, and AJ hits the Phenomenal Forearm early on. AJ goes fo the pin, but then he stops. He picks up Tozawa and gives him the draping DDT from the middle rope, Randy Orton style. AJ waits for Tozawa to get up now, then he hits the RKO For the three count.

Winner: AJ Styles

– Lana and Bobby Lashley come out to the ring, and the same wedding official from last week is in the ring. They say that since last week’s ceremony was ruined, they’re going to get married right here and now. The wedding official gets right to the point and pronounces them man and wife. Lana kicks the official out of the ring and she gets on the mic. She says this is supposed to be the happiest day of her life, but other people ruined it. Lana and Lashley trash the fans and Rusev now. Rusev interrupts on the big screen. Rusev is standing in front of a beach setting on a green screen. Rusev says they think everyone else is miserable, but it seems like Lana and Lashley are the most miserable people in the arena. Rusev says he forgot to give them a wedding present, so he put together a wedding album. We see a video of highlights from the ruined wedding ceremony last week. Lana screams at Rusev that she hates him and he ruins everything. Lashley tells Lana to shut up, and he calls out Rusev now. Lashley says if Rusev has any balls left he should show up to RAW next week so Lashley can rip them off and shove them down his throat. Rusev says he will return next week, but he will be the one doing unspeakable things to Lashley.

– Charlotte is shown backstage, walking towards the Gorilla position.

– R-Truth is backstage for an interview, but it is quickly interrupted by Liv Morgan. Morgan congratulates Truth on his success with the 24/7 Title, and she then announces that she’ll be in Rusev’s corner next week since Lana will be in Lashley’s corner.

– Charlotte vs. Sarah Logan: Logan attacks Charlotte before the bell and they brawl out to ringside. Logan drops Charlotte, then she goes back in the ring and she starts slamming Charlotte’s robe on the mat, then stomping on it. Logan goes back out to ringside, and Charlotte drops her with a spear. Charlotte and Logan continue brawling all over ringside. Charlotte gets the upper hand and hits a big boot, then she puts her robe on and leaves.

Winner: No contest

– We see Drew McIntyre backstage heading towards the Gorilla position.

– Drew McIntyre vs. No Way Jose: Drew attacks Jose’s conga line at ringside before the match. Back in the ring, the opening bell sounds and Jose starts throwing right hands. Drew fires back with a kick and a belly to belly overhead suplex. Drew rolls back outside to terrorize the conga line. Drew gives one of them a reverse Alabama slam into the apron. Back in the ring, Jose tries to fight back and he rolls up Drew for a two count. Drew comes back with the Future Shock DDT, then he kicks up to his feet. Drew follows up with the Claymore Kick for the three count.

Winner: Drew McIntyre

– After the match, Drew throws Jose over the top rope onto his conga line at ringside. Drew gets on the mic and asks if they dare him to do one more Claymore. Drew picks up Jose from ringside and takes him back in the ring. Drew delivers another Claymore kick, and points out that he didn’t even drop the mic doing it. Drew says he always hated conga lines. Drew says he’s never had one opportunity for the World Title yet. Drew announces that he’ll be entering the Royal Rumble.

– Aleister Black is shown backstage walking through the hallways.

– Aleister Black vs. Shelton Benjamin: They trade shots back and forth off the opening bell, and Black tries to play mind games with Shelton. Shelton takes down Black, but Black reverses into a submission attempt. Shelton reverses it into a slam on Black. Shelton follows up with some strikes to the face and Black is dazed. Shelton misses a shot and Black starts firing back with some strikes of his own. They trade more big strikes now, and Black gets the upper hand. Black lifts up Shelton, then hits the Black Mass for the three count.

Winner: Aleister Black

– After the match, Buddy Murphy attacks Black from behind and beats him down. Murphy takes Black out to ringside and slams him into the timekeeper’s area, then hits a running knee to the face. Murphy grabs a steel chair and stalks Black now. It looks like Murphy tried to knee the steel chair into Black’s face. Black is down and the ref calls for help.

– Seth Rollins and the AOP are shown backstage getting ready for their match against Samoa Joe, Kevin Owens, and a mystery opponent.

– The AOP and Seth Rollins come out to the ring, and Seth gets on the mic. Seth talks about how he is the chosen one to lead RAW to the promised land. Rollins says the fans don’t know what’s good for them, Rollins is the one who knows what’s best for them. Rollins says they have to get rid of people who impede progress, and tonight that’s Joe, Owens, and their partner.

– Seth Rollins & the AOP vs. Kevin Owens, Samoa Joe, & The Big Show: The Big Show makes his return to RAW to partner up with Owens & Joe. The opening bell sounds, and Big Show starts off against Akam. Big Show levels him with a shoulder block, then he knocks Rezar and Seth off the arpon. Seth tags in and Big Show hits a loud slap to the chest on Rollins. Joe and Owens now take turns beating on Rollins. The AOP causes a distraction, and Rezar knocks Owens down to the ringside floor. Rezar tags in and beats down Owens at ringside. Back in the ring, Rezar continues beating on Owens. Akam tags in for the double team on Owens. Rollins tags in and hits a springboard flying knee on Owens for a two count. Akam tags back in and continues the offense on Owens. Akam misses a shot and Owens boots him in the face. Akam looks for a suplex, but Owens breaks out and kicks him. Rezar tags in and knocks Joe down, but he backs down to Big Show. Owens drops Rezar with a kick, then Big Show gets the hot tag. Big Show clears the ring now and knocks eveyone out to ringside. The AOP slam Joe into the steel steps at ringside. Rollins comes flying off the top towards Big Show, but Big Show catches him. The AOP break it up, and Big Show grabs them by the throat. Rollins comes from behind with a steel chair now and nails Big Show. The ref calls for the bell.

Winners via DQ: Kevin Owens, Samoa Joe & Big Show

– Joe, Owens, and The AOP brawl at ringside, leaving Rollins and Big Show alone in the ring. Owens grabs Rollins’ foot, and the distraction leads to Big Show hitting the knockout punch on Rollins. The broadcast team informs us that next week, these two teams will meet again in the first ever “fist fight” in WWE history. RAW goes off the air with the AOP helping Rollins to the back, and Owens, Joe and the Big Show standing tall in the ring.

The January 3rd, 2020 edition of WWE Friday Night SmackDown aired live on FOX from the FedExForum in Memphis, TN.

– This week’s show opens up with The Miz approaching Daniel Bryan backstage. He talks about The Fiend invading his home and violating his family, and there’s nothing he wants more than to get his hands on him. But, Bryan won the match against The Fiend, so he asks Bryan to kick his ass at Royal Rumble.

– The intro video rolls and we see a big fireworks display inside the arena to kick off the show. Michael Cole and Corey Graves welcome us on commentary. They hype up tonight’s main event: Roman Reigns & Daniel Bryan vs. Baron Corbin & Dolph Ziggler.

– Sasha Banks and Bayley come out to the ring with microphones. They talk about their plans for a big 2020, and Bayley says they will still set the standard and be role models. Lacey Evans and Dana Brooke interrupt, and Lacey takes issue with Sasha’s treatment of her daughter. Alexa Bliss and Nikki Cross interrupt next, and we have a match.

– Dana Brooke & Lacey Evans vs. Alexa Bliss & Nikki Cross vs. Sasha Banks & Bayley: Lots of tags are traded in the opening moments of this one. Alexa and Nikki start getting some momentum, and Alexa starts beating down Dana Brooke. Sasha tags herself in and goes at it with Alexa now. Alexa fires up with a series of strikes, then Bayley tags herself in for the double team on Alexa. Dana tags herself in and starts going at it with both Bayley and Sasha. Dana hits a suplex on both Bayley, then one on Sasha. Alexa breaks up a pin attempt, then the aprons clear and everyone starts going at it in the ring. Bayley ends up hitting a cheap shot on Dana, then Sasha pins her for a two count. Bayley tags in for the double team for another two count on Dana. Lacey finally gets the hot tag and starts cleaning house. Dana ends up pulling Bayley out to the floor, while Lacey hits the Women’s Right on Sasha in the ring. Dana tags in and hits a Swanton Bomb on Sasha for the three count.

Winners: Dana Brooke & Lacey Evans

– Otis is shown backstage warming up when Mandy Rose walks in. Otis says his momma saw Dolph Ziggler destroying his fruit cake last week that he gave Mandy. Tucker comes to get Otis to get ready for their match.

– The Miz runs into The New Day backstage and they exchange words, leading to The Miz slapping their pancake tray down to the floor. It looks like they’ll settle it in the ring later tonight.

– Elias comes out to the ring and sings a song trashing Sami Zayn, The Revival, and Dolph Ziggler, among others.

– We see footage of The Revival backstage complaining about the Miracle on 34th Street Fight they had to do. They say SmackDown needs to put some respect on their name, and they worked too hard for this company to be made clowns of. Shorty G interrupts and tells them not to let what people say bother them. Shorty G says he embraced who he is, and it was the best decision he ever made. The Revival shuts down Shorty G, and G will face Wilder in singles action tonight.

– Dash Wilder vs. Shorty G: Scott Dawson is on commentary. Wilder and Shorty go back and forth in the opening moments until Wilder hits a big suplex and takes control. Shorty fights up and hits a suplex of his own, then he tackles Wilder out to ringside. Back in the ring, Shorty G steals the win out of nowhere, then Dawson hits the ring and attacks.

Winner: Shorty G

– Wilder and Dawson beat down Shorty G until Sheamus comes out to interrupt and make his return. Sheamus hits the ring, and The Revival leaves. Sheamus still wants to hit someone, so he hits a big boot on Shorty G. Sheamus poses for the crowd then leaves.

– The Miz vs. Kofi Kingston: Big E is at ringside for this one. Kofi starts off strong and frustrates Miz in the opening moments. The Miz rolls outside for a breather. Back in the ring, Miz turns it around and hits a series of running knee strikes on Kofi. Kofi blocks a shot, and he rolls up Miz for the upset victory out of nowhere.

Winner: Kofi Kingston

– The Miz can’t believe it, and he throws a tantrum all the way up the ramp.

– Daniel Bryan and Roman Reigns are backstage for an interview. Reigns tells Bryan how important this is to him. They ask each other if they’re ready. Reigns says the only ones not ready are Corbin and Ziggler.

– John Morrison walks out of The Miz’s locker room backstage. He informs us that The Miz doesn’t have anything else to say tonight.

– Drew Gulak comes out for his match with Otis. Gulak cuts a promo on Otis saying Mandy Rose would never date someone who looks like he’s leaking butter, she wants to date someone like Dolph Ziggler or Gulak. Gulak has a powerpoint presentation on the big screen, but Otis interrupts and slams Drew on the mat.

– Otis vs. Drew Gulak: Gulak gets back to his feet and the ref calls for the opening bell. Tucker is at ringside. Otis hits another big slams on Gulak, and we see Mandy Rose and Sonya Deville watching on a monitor backstage. Gulak tries to roll up Otis, but Otis picks him up and puts him down with a vertical suplex. Otis with a Gorilla press slam now. We go backstage again, and now we see Ziggler talking to Mandy. Gulak starts fighting back, but Otis hulks up and shuts him down again. Otis hits a splash in the corner, and Drew is down. Otis hits the Caterpillar now. Otis goes to the middle rope and hits the Vader Bomb for the three count.

Winner: Otis

– Tucker celebrates with Otis as we go to replays.

– Braun Strowman is shown walking through the hallways of the arena.

– We see a promo for the Royal Rumble pay-per-view later this month.

– Braun Strowman vs. Cesaro: Sami Zayn and Shinsuke Nakamura are at ringside in Cesaro’s corner. Strowman starts off in control and hits a big splash in the corner. Nakamura is able to hit a cheap shot behind the ref’s back, and Cesaro starts fighting back. Braun overpowers Cesaro again, then Braun knocks Nakamua off the apron. The distraction leads to Cesaro getting the jump on Braun, but Braun slams him down again. Cesaro rolls out to ringside for a breather, and Braun follows. Braun runs around the ring and tackles Cesaro, Nakamura, then Cesaro again as Sami Zayn hides. Back in the ring, Sami causes a distraction, leading to Cesaro dropping Braun. Cesaro looks for the Neutralizer, but Braun reverses it into the running powerslam for the three count.

Winner: Braun Strowman

– Immediately after the bell, Nakamura hits the ring and knees Strowman in the face. Nakamura, Sami and Cesaro retreat up the ramp as Braun gets back to his feet.

– We see replays of the brawls between Roman Reigns and Baron Corbin last week.

– Roman Reigns & Daniel Bryan vs. Baron Corbin & Dolph Ziggler: The opening bell sounds and Reigns comes out swinging, but Corbin and Ziggler double team him early on. Ziggler starts going at it with Reigns now, but Reigns drops him with a boot to the face. Bryan tags in and continues brawling with Ziggler. Bryan kicks Corbin off the apron, then he throws Ziggler out to ringside. The lights start flickering and we hear Bray Wyatt laughing over the speakers. Reigns and Corbin tag in now. Reigns misses a shot and hits the Deep Six. Ziggler tags in and wastes some time talking trash. Reigns starts trading strikes with Ziggler now until Ziggler drops him with a neckbreaker. Corbin tags back in the for the double team. Reigns fights back with a Superman punch, then Bryan and Ziggler tag in. Ziggler misses a few shots, then Bryan takes Ziggler down with an elbow. Bryan hits a dropkick, then follows up with a series of kicks to the body. Bryan takes Ziggler up top and hits a Frankensteiner. Bryan hits the Yes Kicks now. Ziggler tries to roll up Bryan, but Bryan reverses it into the Yes Lock. Corbin interrupts, but Reigns takes him out with a spear. Ziggler superkicks Reigns. Ziggler misses a Zig Zag attempt on Bryan, and Bryan answers with a running knee to Ziggler’s face. Before Bryan can pin, the lights in the arena start going out. The Fiend appears and starts going at it with Bryan. He puts Bryan in the Mandible Claw at ringside, and he slams Bryan through the fan barricade. The lights go out, and when they come back on, The Fiend is gone. Trainers come out to check on Bryan. Reigns comes to check on him too, but Corbin and Ziggler ambush Reigns from behind. Corbin and Ziggler have handcuffs and dog food cans again. They cuff Reigns inside the ring and hold up the dog food cans, but then The Usos return to make the save. The Usos take out Ziggler on the ramp, then they give Corbin a double superkick in the ring. The Usos follow up with suicide dives on Corbin and Ziggler at ringside. They get back in the ring and help up Reigns.

Winners via DQ: Roman Reigns and Daniel Bryan

– The Usos undo Reigns’ handcuffs and raise his arms in the ring as SmackDown goes off the air.

The January 1, 2020 episode of WWE NXT aired on the USA Network and was the Year-End Awards special.

– Tonight’s broadcast opens up with a video package recapping some of NXT’s milestones in 2019.

– Cathy Kelley, Pat MacAfee and Sam Roberts welcome us to the show from a studio. They hype up tonight’s Year-End Awards, and they begin talking about the Match Of The Year candidates.

– They start off the show with the #3 ranked Match Of The Year: The Tag Team Ladder Match from TakeOver: XXV between The Street Profits, The Undisputed Era, and The Forgotten Sons.

– It’s time to announce the award for Tag Team Of The Year. The award goes to all four members of The Undisputed Era. We see the Era come out to the ring in the empty NXT Arena to accept their award.

– Back from the commercial break, Sam Roberts explains that these awards are determined by the WWE Universe, WWE employees, and their partners at the USA Network.

– It’s time for the male wrestler of the year award, and it goes to Adam Cole. The Era comes out to the ring again in the empty arena, and they bask in have both awards so far. Cole gives a speech saying he’s not surprised.

– Up next is the female competitor of the year award. The award goes to Shayna Baszler. Shayna and the MMA Horsewomen come out to the ring to accept the award. Shayna says she was the most dominant champion in WWE or NXT, and she will be again.

– It’s time for the Feud Of The Year award, and it goes to Adam Cole vs. Johnny Gargano. Cole and Gargano both come out to the ring to accept their awards from William Regal.

– They air the #2 match of the year now – the women’s WarGames match.

– The award for Future Star Of The Year is up next. The award goes to Dakota Kai, and she comes out to the ring to accept her golden bell from William Regal.

– We see a promo vieo for the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic tournament, returning in 2020. The NXT teams are: The Undisputed Era, Forgotten Sons, Riddle & Dunne, and Kushia & a mystery partner. The NXT UK teams are the Grizzled Young Veterans, Gallus, Imperium, and Andrews & Webster.

– Now it’s time for the TakeOver Of The Year award. The winner is TakeOver: WarGames, and we see a highlight video from the event.

– The award for Breakout Star Of The Year is next. The award goes to Keith Lee. We cut to a video of Triple H presenting Keith Lee with his award. Lee thanks everyone who voted, and says you ain’t seen nothing yet.

– It’s time for the reveal of the #1 match of the year: Adam Cole vs. Johnny Gargano from TakeOver: New York.

– We go back to the studio where Cathy, Sam and Pat talk about how highly they think of the NXT roster. It’s time for the last award now, the Overall Competitor Of The Year. And the winner is: Adam Cole. Cole and the Undisputed Era come out to the ring to accept the award. Cole cuts a promo saying that this is just the beginning of the Era of the Undisputed. The Era members hold up their awards as NXT goes off the air.

The December 30th, 2019 edition of WWE RAW aired live on the USA Network from the XL Center in Hartford, CT.

– Vic Joseph and Jerry Lawler welcome us to the final RAW of 2019, then Kevin Owens comes out to the ring to kick off the show. Owens gets on the mic and shows us video of Seth Rollins joining forces with the AOP recently, and their attack on Rey Mysterio and Samoa Joe last week. Owens blames the attack for Rey losing his U.S. Title to Andrade at the MSG house show. Owens calls out Rollins, and Rollins comes out with AOP right away. Rollins says he’s the savior of WWE and he’s going to make things better. Owens charges them and they start beating down Owens. Samoa Joe comes out to even the odds and he clears the ring. Joe puts Seth in the Coquina Clutch until Rezar breaks it up. Owens gets back in the fight and the two sides brawl until security comes out to pull them apart. Owens ends up hitting a Swanton Bomb off the top turnbuckle onto the AOP and the security.

– Back from the commercial break, we go to replays of the brawl that opened up the show.

– Samoa Joe and Kevin Owens are shown talking in a locker room. They’re informed that security is on their way after what just happened, and then a bunch of guys in black shirts walk in. Joe tells them to stay out of his way, or else. Joe and Owens leave together.

– Aleister Black vs. Buddy Murphy: Black and Murphy start trading shots off the opening bell. They waste some time taunting each other, then Murphy misses a shot and Black drops him. Black hits a suplex for a one count, then applies a front face lock. Black picks him up then hits a kick to the face. Black controls the pace now and lands several big strikes. He takes things up to the top turnbuckle, but Murphy turns it around and dumps Black out to ringside. Black turns it around with a kick, then he hits a moonsault off the middle turnbuckle down onto Murphy on the ringside floor. Black in the ring, Black continues the offense and hits a springboard moonsault off the middle rope for a two count. Black looks frustrated now, and Murphy kicks him out to ringside. Black lands some kicks on his way back in the ring, and Murphy is down. Black goes up top, but Murphy dodges him then hits some kicks. Murphy rolls up Black his feet on the ropes so the ref doesn’t count. Murphy dumps Black outside now and hits a big suicide dive on him. Back in the ring, Murphy hits a flying double knee strike off the top on Black for a two count. Murphy is selling a knee injury now. Murphy and Black fight up the turnbuckle, which leads to Murphy tossing Black down to the mat. Murphy follows up with a leaping sunset flip into a powerbomb for a two count. Murphy and Black trade a flurry of strikes back and forth now. Black grabs him and hits a brainbuster for a close 2 count. Black misses the Black Mass, and Murphy hits him with a knee to the face. They trade roll up attempts, then Black connects with the Black Mass. Black hits a second Black Mass for the three count.

Winner: Aleister Black

– Seth Rollins and the AOP are backstage, and the AOP insists that nobody is kicking them out tonight. Rollins says he can’t believe WWE management asked their messiah to leave. Security walks over, and Rollins tells them to relax because they are going to leave voluntarily.

– Rowan approaches Lana backstage and asks why he wasn’t invited to her wedding. Rowan talks to his covered cage in his hand and says “we don’t care anyway.” Rowan screams then walks away, and Lana looks confused.

– Eric Rowan vs. Kip Stevens: It looks like Kip is an enhancement talent. Rowan sets his cage on the ring steps before the match. Stevens rolls out of the ring as soon as the opening bell sounds. Rowan chases Stevens around and drops him with a big boot to the face. Rowans throws him into the barricade, then face-first into the apron. Back in the ring, Rowan hits a splash in the corner, then a powerslam. Rowan hits a running splash and pins, but he picks up Kip at the two count. Rowan hits the Iron Claw and pins for the three.

Winner: Eric Rowan

– We see Lana backstage getting ready for her wedding to Bobby Lashley tonight. Lana talks to herself about how Rowan is obsessed with her like everyone else, but she can’t blame them.

– Charlotte comes out to the ring and gets on the mic. She says she’s here to announce her entry into the women’s Royal Rumble match tonight. Charlotte runs down a list of her accolades, and says she’s arguably the greatest of all time, and now she’s the first woman to announce her entry into the women’s Royal Rumble. Charlotte says she’s sure everyone is tired of hearing her talk about being the queen of WWE, so she’s going to show everyone why. Charlotte issues an open challenge to anyone in the back, and it looks like Natalya is answering it.

– Natalya vs. Charlotte: The opening bell sounds and they lock up as the second hour of RAW begins. Charlotte gets the upper hand early on, then she wastes some time taunting Natalya. Natalya fights back and puts Charlotte in a surfboard submission. Charlotte fights out and they spill out to ringside, where Natalya hits a vertical suplex on the ramp. Back in the ring, Natalya hits another suplex, then talks some trash to Charlotte. Charlotte and Natalya trade strikes now, and Charlotte applies a submission in the corner. Suddenly, 24/ Champion R-Truth runs out, and he’s being chased by Titus and Eric Young. After a brief distraction, Charlotte and Natalya go back at it, and Natalya drops her with a German suplex. Charlotte comes back and hits a t-bone suplex. Charlotte misses a big boot, and Natalya gives her a sit-out powerbomb for a two count. Charlotte fights back and starts working over Natalya’s knee now. Charlotte goes for a moonsault, but Natalya blocks it and Charlotte lands on her feet. They scramble for position on the mat until Charlotte catches Natalya in the Figure Eight. Natalya taps out for the finish.

Winner: Charlotte

– Becky Lynch is backstage for an interview. She cuts a promo for her match against Asuka for the RAW Women’s Title at the Royal Rumble. Becky says she’s putting it all on the line, and she won’t sign her new WWE contract until after she deals with Asuka.

– Bobby Lashley is shown backstage getting ready for his wedding segment with Lana. It looks like he’s wearing a sleeveless tuxedo.

– We see a video package promoting “the new Liv Morgan.” She has blonde hair now and we see her sitting in a bathroom talking about how the old her was too impulsive, and she tells everyone to get ready for the new her.

– AJ Styles, Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson come out to the ring, and they’ve got mics. They talk about beating the Viking Raiders time and time again, and now it’s their time for a Tag Team Title shot. The Street Profits come out to interrupt. The Profits talk about beating The OC before, and they think they should have the Tag Title shot. This turns into a match.

– The Street Profits vs. Gallows & Anderson: The opening bell sounds and The Profits start off strong on Anderson. Dawkins complains that AJ grabbed his foot from the apron, and the ref ejects AJ from ringside. Ford tags in and starts going at it with Anderson, and Anderson drops him with a swinging neckbreaker. Gallows tags in and puts the boots to Ford now, then works him over in the corner. Dawkins finally gets the tag and he starts cleaning house and dropping both Gallows and Anderson. Gallows and Anderson come back with a double suplex for a two count. They look for the Magic Killer, but Ford breaks it up. Ford dumps Gallows outside and hits a dive on him, then Dawkins hits a spinebuster on Anderson in the ring. Ford tags in and hits a frogsplash off the top for the three count.

Winner: The Street Profits

– Back from the commercial break, we see The Street Profits backstage celebrating their win. They briefly talk about Lana and Lashley’s wedding coming up later tonight, then they tell The OC and The Viking Raiders that “we want the smoke.”

– Ryder & Hawkins vs. Drew McIntyre: Drew comes down the ramp and cuts a promo before the match. Drew says he wants to poll the crowd, and he asks who thinks Drew can take on Ryder and Hawkins one on two. Drew says the results are in, and just like everyone else that gets in the ring with him, you’re screwed. Ryder and Hawkins charge McIntyre before the bell, but Drew drops them both. The ref finally calls for the opening bell, and Drew starts off with a belly to belly overhead suplex on Hawins. Drew hts the Claymore Kick on Hawkins then the Future Shock DDT on Ryder. Drew stacks Hawkins and Ryder on top of each other and pins for the three count.

Winner: Drew McIntyre

– Jerry Lawler informs us that Rey Mysterio will have a rematch against new U.S. Champion Andrade next week on RAW.

– Randy Orton comes out to the ring on crutches, and someone has to help him into the ring. Orton talks about the risks of getting in the ring, and how injuries have taken out many Champions in the past. Orton says he wants to get to the point, and he talks about injuring his knee last night. He says after getting it looked at, he now knows he won’t be able to come back for a long time, and he might never be able to come back. AJ Styles’ music hits and The Phenomenal One comes out to interrupt. AJ gets on the mic and complains that Orton is leaving and AJ won’t be able to get his hands on him. AJ comes face to face with Orton and gives him a hard time about his knee injury. AJ says he’s putting his arms behind his back, and he will let The Viper strike him, if he can. AJ sticks his chin out but Orton doesn’t do anything. AJ says Orton must really be injured, so he’ll have to wait until WrestleMania to put that leg of Orton’s in the Calf Crusher. AJ says he’ll retire Orton at WrestleMania. AJ kicks one of Orton’s crutches away. AJ goes to leave, but Orton tells him to wait. Orton says AJ is more patient than he is, and he gives AJ an RKO out of nowhere. It looks like Orton was faking the knee injury as he is walking around fine now, and he poses on the turnbuckle.

– Andrade vs. Enhancement talent: This one is a non-Title match. Andrade starts off strong and stomps on his opponent in the corner. Andrade follows up with the double running knee strike. Andrade looks to follow up with the hammerlock DDT, but Zelina tells Andrade to bring it out to ringside instead. Andrade pulls back the protective padding on the ringside floor, then he goes for a DDT, but Ricochet comes out for the save. Ricochet gets on the mic and cuts a promo on Andrade trying to injure people. Ricochet tells Andrade if he wants a fight, then fight Ricochet.

Winner: No contest

– Andrade vs. Ricochet: This one is a non-Title match. Ricochet starts off strong, but a distraction from Zelina at ringside leads to Andrade connecting with a dropkick. Zelina pulls the padding back off the concrete floor at ringside again. Meanwhile in the ring, Andrade puts the boots to Ricochet and tries to keep him grounded. Andrade misses a shot and Ricochet dumps him outside then hits a big dive on him. Andrade fights back by ramming Ricochet into the barricade, and then into the ring apron. Andrade brings Ricochet onto the exposed concrete, but Ricochet fights away. Ricochet charges now, but Andrade ducks and back body drops Ricochet onto the concrete. Back in the ring, Andrade continues the offense until Ricochet ducks a shot and fires back with some strikes of his own. Zelina tries to cause a distraction, leading to Andrade hitting a boot to the face for a two count. Andrade looks for the hammerlock DDT, but Ricochet escapes. Andrade misses a spinning back elbow attempt, and Ricochet answers with a superkick. Ricochet hits an inverted DDT and then goes to the top turnbuckle. Zelina shoves Ricochet off the turnbuckle and the ref didn’t see it. Andrade follows up with the hammerlock DDT for the three count.

Winner: Andrade

– Lana is shown backstage having some photos taken in her wedding dress.

– Adrade and Zelina give a brief interview backstage where they talk about Andrade’s confidence going into 2020 and defending his U.S. Title against Rey Mysterio.

– Vic Joseph reveals that Brock Lesnar is booked to appear in the ring on RAW next week.

– The ring is decorated for a wedding, and there are empty chairs on the stage. There’s someone in the ring to host the ceremony, and then he introduces Bobby Lashley and Lana. Lana complains about what the reverend is saying, and tells him to stick to the script she gave him. Lana gets mad at the fans chanting Rusev Day, and she says she’s going to get into saying her vows. Lana says this is the greatest day of Bobby’s life, and she talks about how she is the greatest WWE star ever and is better than the fans. Lana keeps rambling and she then starts making out with Lashley. They stop and Lana instructs Bobby to read the vows she wrote for him. He reads them, and then they move on to the rings. It’s time for anyone who has a reason why they shouldn’t marry to speak now or forever hold their peace. Someone walks out and objects. He introduces himself as Lana’s first husband. He says they got married when Lana was 18, then she left him for that son of a bitch Rusev. Lana tells him to shut up and get out of here. He says that she will leave Bobby too once the next thing comes along, because that’s what she does. Lashley gives the guy a chokeslam and he rolls out of the ring. A woman comes out next and objects to the wedding. She gets in the ring and introduces herself as Lashley’s first wife. She says they met in the military and it was beautiful, but then Lana attacks and knocks her off the apron down to the ringside floor. Lana yells to stop interrupting her wedding. The reverend again says if anyone has a reason to object speak now or forever hold their peace. Liv Morgan comes out next and objects, because the person she loves is in the ring, and she has never had something like she has with this person. Lashley says he’s never met this woman in his life, and she says she’s not talking about him, she’s talking about Lana. Lana slaps Liv across the face, and they start fighting all over the ring. Referees come out and pull them apart. They haul off Liv Morgan, and Lana yells at the reverend to finish the ceremony. He is about to pronounce them husband and wife, but then Rusev pops out of the wedding cake and attacks Lashley. Rusev beats down Lashley, then Liv Morgan runs back in the ring and slams Lana into the giant wedding cake. RAW goes off the air with the ring covered in cake and wedding decorations.

The December 27th, 2019 edition of WWE Friday Night SmackDown aired on FOX and took place at the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, MI.

– Elias is in the ring to kick off the last SmackDown of 2019 with a song. He briefly sings about the matches scheduled for tonight’s show, and then we go to the SmackDown intro video.

– Michael Cole welcomes us to the final SmackDown of the decade as the pyro goes off in the arena. Cole and Corey Graves send us to the ring to kick the show off with a triple threat match.

– Daniel Bryan vs. The Miz vs. Baron Corbin: This one is a triple threat match to determine the #1 contender for Bray Wyatt’s WWE Universal Title. Before the match, Corbin gets on the mic and cuts a promo on Daniel Bryan. Corbin trashes the fans now, and also takes some shots at Roman Reigns. Roman Reigns’ music hits, and Reigns comes out and starts attacking Corbin and his helpers carrying his throne. Reigns looks for a spear, but WWE officials run in and breaks up the brawl. It looks like this match is a no-go.

Winner: No contest

– Back from the break, we see Corbin yelling at producers and referees about what happened. Corbin says the Triple Threat match should be postponed further.

– The New Day & Braun Strowman vs. Cesaro, Shinsuke Nakamura & Sami Zayn: Big E and Cesaro start off locking up. Big E starts off strong, then Kofi tags in for the double team. Cesaro fiights back and tags in Nakamura for a double team of their own. Nakamura connects with strikes, until Kofi fires back with an elbow strike. Kofi dumps Nakamura out to ringside now, but Sami interferes in Kofi’s suicide dive attempt, leading to Nakamura taking out Kofi. Sami tags in and keeps Kofi grounded, and he taunts Big E. The fight spills out to ringside again, where Cesaro hits a cheap shot on Kofi behind the ref’s back. Cesaro sends Kofi flying over the announce table with a European Uppercut, then Big E and Strowman come over to check on their partner. Back in the ring, Cesaro and Nakamura take turns beating on Kofi now and keeping him grounded. Nakamura taunts Big E, and Big E has seen enough and he decides to run in the ring, but the ref stops him. Nakamura then hits a cheap shot on Big E to knock him down to the floor. Kofi finally fights back with the SOS on Nakamura, and the fans rally behind Kofi. Cesaro comes in to stop the tag to Strowman. Cesaro and Nakamura go back to working over Kofi again. Nakamura misses a Kinshasa attempt, and Kofi drops him with a double knee strike. Strowman gets the hot tag and cleans house. Strowman starts hitting splashes in the corner on everyone as the fans pop for Strowman. Strowman chases Sami around ringside, leading to Nakamura hitting a cheap shot on Strowman. Back in the ring, Nakamura looks for the Kinshasa on Strowman, but Strowman stops it with a clothesline. Cesaro interferes now and hits a springboard uppercut on Strowman. Big E pulls Cesaro out to the floor and throws him into the timekeeper’s area. Nakamura has grabbed The New Day’s pancake platter and he looks to use it as a weapon while Sami distracts the ref. Kofi strikes first and uses the pancake platter o Nakamura. This leads to Strowman hitting the running powerslam on Nakamura for the three count.

Winners: Braun Strowman & The New Day

– After the match, Sami complains about Kofi cheating, but it looks like the decision won’t be reversed. The New Day tries to get Braun to dance with them, but Braun isn’t having it and he shoves Kofi away. Strowman listens to the fans and he ends up returning to the ring to dance, and The New Day joins him.

– Still to come: Lacey Evans talks about what happened last week with her daughter.

– Kayla Braxton is backstage, and she informs us that they’ll have an update on the Triple Threat match later.

– Back from the commercial break, we see a replay of what happened before the Triple Threat match that was scheduled to take place earlier. Kayla informs us that King Corbin is refusing to compete, so instead it will be a singles match between Bryan and Miz.

– Sonya Deville and Mandy Rose are shown backstage. They talk about Mandy being absents from Sonya’s corner last week because she was cleaning Otis’ sweat off of her. Otis walk in, and he has a fruit cake to apologize to Mandy for getting sweat on her last week. Rose takes the cake, but then leaves before Otis can sweat on her again.

– Michael Cole confirms Roman Reign’s opponent for FOX’s New Year’s Eve special: Dolph Ziggler.

– Carmella vs. Mandy Rose: We see a pre-taped promo from Carmella before the match talking about why she is Money. Sonya is notably not in Mandy’s corner. The opening bell sounds and Carmella starts off strong. Rose fights back and tries to keep Carmella grounded. Rose hits a running knee strike and starts talking trash. Carmella fights back and hits a clothesline for a two count. After trading some more pin attempts and counters, Carmella hits a superkick for the three count.

Winner: Carmella

– We see a new “coming soon” video package for Sheamus. Sheamus cuts a promo about saying that when he last SmackDown no one was worthy of facing him, but now he’s back and ready to break down the door to a whole new SmackDown.

– Daniel Bryan vs. The Miz: This one determines the #1 contender for Wyatt’s Universal Title. The bell sounds and they immediately go at it. Bryan hits a series of kicks, then the fight spills out to ringside. Back in the ring, Miz fights back, but then they both collide in the middle of the ring and go down. Baron Corbin’s security guards then hit the ring on Corbin’s orders and start attacking Bryan and Miz while they’re down.

Winner: Double DQ:

– After the bell, Miz and Bryan fight off the attackers and clear the ring.

– Corbin is shown backstage with more security. Corbin says he just took out justice, and he blames everything on Roman Reigns. Reigns has apparently been asked to leave the building, and Corbin says that makes him feel comfortable to compete again. Corbin talks some trash, but then Miz and Bryan appear and attack Corbin. Bryan and Miz start brawling with Corbin and his security as we go to commercials.

– Back from the break, Cole confirms that the Triple Threat match is back on for later tonight.

– It’s time for the FOX debut of Alexa Bliss’ “A Moment Of Bliss.” Bliss comes out an is joined by Nikki Cross. Bliss introduces her guest, Lacey Evans. They talk about Sasha Banks taunting Lacey Evans’ daughter at ringside last week. Lacey says Branks crossed a line, and she snapped last week. Lacey says she knows how Sasha and Bayley roll so she’s not leaving her back turned to them, and she excuses herself to go down to the ring to wait for Sasha and Bayley.

– Lacey Evans & Dana Brooke vs. Sasha Banks & Bayley: Evans and Brooke get in lots of offense in the opening moments of this one. Banks starts firing up against Brooke now and Sasha stats controlling the pace. Brooke fights back and knocks Bayley off the apron then drops Banks with an enziguri. Bayley and Evans tag in and Evans starts cleaning house. Evans hits a big moonsault, but Sasha breaks up the pin attempt. This leads to some confusion on the apron, then Bayley hitting a big suplex on Evans. Brooke breaks up the pin attempt, then Bayley dumps Brooke out to ringside. Banks tags in for the double team, but Evans fights it off, then Dana tags in. Evans looks for the Woman’s Right on Sasha, but Sasha ducks and Evans hits Bayley instead. Brooke tries to roll up Sasha from behind, but Sasha reverses it into the Banks Statement, and Dana taps out.

Winners: Sasha Banks & Bayley

– Sasha and Bayley celebrate up the ramp.

– We see Dolph Ziggler talking to Mandy Rose backstage. Ziggler tries to ask out Mandy for New Year’s Eve, then Ziggler starts talking trash about Otis. Ziggler throws Otis’ fruit cake on the floor and stomps on it. King Corbin interrupts and says he needs to talk to Ziggler.

– We see a new video package looking at Mustafa Ali. Ali cuts a promo about 2019 not going according to plan for him, with injuries and losses. He says in 2020 he will chase his dream to become Champion.

– Otis is shown backstage looking at his smashed fruit cake on the floor, and he’s not happy.

– Daniel Bryan vs. The Miz vs. Baron Corbin: This one is a triple threat match to determine the #1 contender for the Universal Title. The opening bell sounds and Bryan and Miz team up early on to beat on Corbin. Corbin is down at ringside now, and Miz and Bryan start going at it with each other. Miz and Bryan trade strikes, then Bryan hits a suicide dive on Corbin at ringside. Miz misses a dropkick through the ropes, leading to Bryan throwing Miz into the ring post. Bryan hops up on the apron and hits a flying knee on Miz at ringside now. Corbin gets back in the mix now and slams Bryan into the timekeeper’s area. Corbin drops Miz next, then takes him back in the ring. Corbin dominates the next several moments of the match and he poses for the fans. Corbin hits a chokeslam backbreaker on The Miz, then Corbin brings Bryan back into the ring next. Miz gets back up and he starts teaming up with Bryan again to beat down Corbin. Miz boots Corbin in the face, then he gives Bryan a DDT. Miz unloas on Corbin with kicks now, then he puts Corbin in the Figure Four. Bryan comes off the top rope to break the hold. Bryan looks for the Labell Lock on Corbin, but Miz breaks that up. Miz and Bryan trade strikes now, until Corbin gets back up and takes out Miz with the End Of Days. Bryan breaks up the pin, then he nails Corbin with a running knee strike. Dolph Ziggler runs in and tries to interfere, and he ends up superkicking Bryan. The ref can’t do anything since there are no DQs in a Triple Threat. Ziggler tries to keep helping Corbin, but Roman Reigns runs out now to even the odds. Reigns hits the Superman punch on Ziggler, then he dumps Corbin into the crowd.

Corbin and Reigns have apparently brawled out of the arena. Miz and Bryan trade strikes and suplexes now. Miz connects with kicks until Bryan blocks one and decks him. Bryan fires back with kicks of his own now, until Miz fights back with a shin breaker. Miz tries to focus on working over Bryan’s knee now. Bryan fights back with an arm bar attempt, but he’s unable to lock it in and they scramble for position on the mat. They get up and Bryan puts Miz down with a big boot. Bryan charges for a knee strike, but Miz dodges it and hits the Skull Crushing Finale for a two count. Miz applies the Figure Four until Bryan fights out. Bryan comes back wit hthe Labelle Lock and Miz screams in pain then taps out for the finish.

Winner & new #1 contender for the Universal Title: Daniel Bryan

– After the match, The Firefly Fun House pops up on the big screen. Wyatt congratulates Bryan and says they are about to have so much fun. Wyatt says he doesn’t know if “he” is done with Bryan yet. Wyatt asks if Bryan is willing to do what it takes, and asks if Bryan is willing to let “him” in. The screen goes to black, and we see Bryan still standing in the ring. Bryan’s music plays again and he leads the crow in a Yes chant as the last SmackDown of the decade goes off the air.

The December 20th, 2019 edition of WWE Friday Night SmackDown took place at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, NY.

– We open up with a video package looking at TLC, and the match between Bray Wyatt and The Miz, featuring Daniel Bryan.

– Michael Cole welcomes us to the Barclays Center, and then Daniel Bryan’s music hits and Bryan comes out to kick off tonight’s show. Bryan gets in the ring, and he’s got a mic. Bryan says it’s great to be back in Brooklyn. He says everyone is asking where he’s been, and he says he doesn’t know. He just remembers The Fiend ripping off his hair and beard, and when he came to and looked in the mirror, his “Daniel Bryan brand” was gone. Now he is himself, and the real him showed up at TLC and kicked Bray’s ass. Bryan says that Wyatt succeeded in changing him, but now he is going to change Wyatt too. Bryan wants to test Wyatt’s claim that he has trained himself not to feel pain, right here and now in the ring. The Miz comes out instead. The Miz says he needs the match with Wyatt first to defend his family. Baron Corbin comes out to interrupt next. Corbin makes fun of Wyatt messing with Miz, and says that Bryan looks like Baby Yoda now. Corbin says Bryan’s only “brand” is failure. Corbin says he isn’t a failure, because he’s done things like defeat Kurt Angle in his farewell match, win King Of The Ring, and beat up Roman Reigns at TLC. Corbin says their personal issues with The Fiend don’t matter, because Corbin is next in line for Wyatt’s Title belt. Corbin says Miz and Bryan have failed as WWE Superstars and as fathers. Miz and Bryan surround Corbin, but then Dolph Ziggler sneaks up and attacks them from behind. Corbin hits the End Of Days on Bryan.

– Back from the break, Cole and Corey Graves inform us that The Miz and Daniel Bryan have been booked in a tag match against Dolph Ziggler and Baron Corbin tonight.

– We see a bunch of Christmas stuff set up all over the ringside area and stage for tonight’s “Miracle On 24th Street Fight.”

– Heavy Machinery is backstage for an interview. Tucker and Otis say their loss last week was because Cesaro hurt Otis’ feeling by smashing his baked ham. Mandy Rose walks in and says she drew Otis in the WWE secret Santa. She says she saw what happened last week, so she gives Otis a baked ham. She kisses Otis on the cheek, then Heavy Machinery heads out for their match.

– Heavy Machinery vs. The Revival: Otis puts his baked ham on the announce table at ringside before the match. This one is a no DQ “Miracle On 24th Street Fight.” The opening bell sounds and the two teams immediately start going at it. The Revival hit some kicks early on, but then Heavy Machinery drops them with back body drops. They clear the ring, still wearing Santa jackets. The Revival fights back at ringside and they turn it around. They give Tucker a facebuster into the announce table. The Revival grabs Christmas cookies from a table at ringside and smashes them in Otis’ face. They throw some of the fake Christmas gifts at Otis and Tucker, then they set up a table. The Revival looks for a double suplex into the table, but Otis breaks it up. Otis drops both Revival members, then he puts Wilder on the table. Otis gets on the apron, but Dawson blasts him with a fire extinguisher. The Revival gives Otis a powerbomb off the apron through the table at ringside. The Revival beats on Tucker for several moments now. Tucker fights back with a suplex on the ramp, but The Revival is able to keep him down. They throw Tucker over the announce table, and the baked ham goes down too. Otis gets back to his feet just in time to see Dawson pick up the ham and smash it on the ground. Otis hulks up and picks up Dawson by the throat. Wilder hits Otis with a giant candy cane, and Otis drops Dawson, then throws Wilder into a Christmas tree display. Back in the ring, Otis hits a back body drop and a t-bone suplex on Dawson. Otis goes out to ringside now, and he’s looking for something. Otis gets a black bag from under the ring, as if it were full of thumbtacks, but when Otis dumps it out it’s all a bunch of pieces of Lego. Otis picks up Dawson and slams him into the Lego, and the crowd pops big for this. Otis picks up both Dawson and Wilder now for an electric chair drop and fallaway slam combo. Otis then hits The Caterpillar on Dawson. Tucker gets back in the ring and they hit The Compactor on Dawson for the three count.

Winners: Heavy Machinery

– Tucker gives Otis his ham off the floor and they head to the back. Otis licks the ham.

– Dana Brooke is shown backstage warming up.

– Otis approaches Mandy backstage with the ham. He apologizes for the ham getting ruined, and says he shouldn’t have brought it out there. Mandy gives Otis a hug, but then realizes she is covered in sweat and her outfit is ruined, and she’s not happy.

– The Revival is back up in the ring now, and they complain about all the garbage around the ring, and they don’t mean the fans. They say this isn’t the kind of wrestling they represent, and they don’t represent the world of “sports entertainment.” Elias interrupts with his guitar on the stage. Elias sings a song telling The Revival to go away, and says his grandma saw a Revival match and now she’s on life support. Elias says if they want to be top guys, they need to make a big change like Caitlyn Jenner.

– We see Braun Strowman backstage in his locker room. Sami Zayn walks in and says he drew Braun’s name in the secret Santa, and he starts bugging Braun. Braun stands up, then Cesaro and Nakamura walk in. Sami says he just wants to get Braun a gift. Braun says he wants a shot at Nakamura’s Intercontinental Championship. Sami says that’s a great idea, but Nakamura and Cesaro are already booked tonight, in a tag match with The New Day.

– Sonya Deville vs. Carmella: The opening bell sounds and they trade strikes fairly evenly in the opening moments. Carmella takes control and hits a facebuster. Shortly after, she puts Sonya in the Code Of Silence. Sonya taps out after a short match.

Winner Carmella

– The New Day comes out while Carmella is on her way out and they dance on the stage.

– Big E & Kofi Kingston vs. Cesaro & Shinsuke Nakamura: Sami Zayn is at ringside. Kofi and Nakamura start off in this one. The opening bell sounds and Nakamura knocks Big E off the apron early on. Nakamura and Kofi trade strikes now and Kofi takes control. Cesaro tags in for the double team on Kofi for a two count. Cesaro and Nakamura control the match until Big E finally gets the tag and starts cleaning house. Big E hits some suplexes, then the running splash on Nakamura. Nakamura fights back with some strikes, but Big E shuts him down with a side suplex. Cesaro breaks up the pin attempt, then Kofi takes out Cesaro. Kofi hits a suicide dive on Cesaro at ringside now. Sami causes a distraction on the apron, and Nakamura hits several kicks on Big E. Nakamura dumps Big E out to ringside, and Cesaro hits a lariat on him. Nakamura hits a running knee on Big E on the apron now, then throws him into the ring steps. Back in the ring, Nakamura and Cesaro take turns working over Big E, until Kofi finally gets the hot tag. Kofi cleans house and dumps both opponents out to ringside, then hits a suicide dive. Back in the ring, Kofi hits a flying crossbody on Cesaro for a two count. Meanwhile, Nakamura drops Big E at ringside. Back in the ring, Cesaro drops Kofi and gives him The Swing, then a double stomp for a two count. Kofi starts fighting back and they scramble on the mat. Kofi rolls up Cesaro for the three count out of nowhere.

Winners: The New Day

– After the match, Cesaro, Nakamura and Sami beat down The New Day. Braun Strowman comes out for the save to beat down Nakamura, Cesaro and Sami. Sami ends up pulling Nakamura down from Braun’s shoulders to save him from a running powerslam, and they retreat from ringside.

– The Miz approaches Daniel Bryan in his dressing room and they briefly exchange words about their Tag match tonight.

– Dana Brooke vs. Bayley: Sasha Banks is at ringside for this non-Title match. Bayley starts off strong, but Dana finally fights back and connects with a kick. Bayley grabs the hair to throw Dana down. Bayley hits a running knee strike, then stomps a mud hole in Dana in the corner. Bayley misses a shot and Brooke drops her, then goes up top and hits a swanton bomb for a two count. Dana hits a clothesline, then throws Bayley in the corner. Dana hits a handspring elbow in the corner, then a running shoulder tackle for a two count. Dana misses a shot and Bayley drops her into the turnbuckle. Bayley follows up with a facebuster for the three count.

Winner: Bayley

– After the match, Bayley and Sasha yell at Dana Brooke until Lacey Evans comes out. Sasha and Bayley retreat, then Lacey gets on the mic and asks where they’re going and she calls out Sasha for a match.

– New York Yankees legend CC Sabathia is shown sitting at ringside.

– Lacey Evans vs. Sasha Banks: This match was made official over the commercial break. Dana and Bayley are at ringside. Sasha starts off strong and keeps Lacey grounded after a running knee strike. Lacey fights back with a big boot and a some knee strikes. They fight out to ringside now, and Bayley causes a distraction leading to Sasha dropping Lacey. Sasha attacks Lacey in front of her family sitting in the front row. The ref calls for the bell due to count out. Sasha and Lacey’s young daughter exchange words. Lacey fires up and beats down Sasha and Bayley until Dana and the referee pull her off of them.

Winner: Double count-out

– The Miz and Daniel Bryan are shown (separately) backstage heading towards the Gorilla position for their tag match.

– The Miz & Daniel Bryan vs. Dolph Ziggler & Baron Corbin: Miz and Bryan argue among each other early on, but they’re able to control the opening moments of this one. Bryan and Miz hit the “yes kicks” in tandem on both opponents. Bryan controls the next several moments, until he misses a shot and Corbin answers with the Deep Six out of nowhere. Corbin and Ziggler trade tags now and keep Bryan grounded. Bryan finally fights back with a big dropkick on Corbin, then Miz and Ziggler get the tags. Miz launches Ziggler into the corner then lays into him with kicks. Corbin runs in and Miz drops him, then he gives Ziggler a DDT. Miz pins, but Corbin breaks it up. Miz hits the Skull Crushing Finale on Corbin, but then Ziggler runs over and hits a tornado DDT on Miz. Ziggler misses a superkick, then Miz applies the Figure Four leg lock. Corbin tries to break it up, but Bryan intercepts him with a running knee to the face. Ziggler taps out to the Figure Four for the finish.

Winners: Daniel Bryan & The Miz

– Cole announces a triple threat match between The Miz, Daniel Bryan and Baron Corbin next week to determine the #1 contender for the Universal Title. After the match, the lights start going out and we hear Wyatt laughing over the speakers. SmackDown goes off the air with Bryan and Miz looking around for Wyatt.

The December 18th, 2019 edition of WWE NXT aired live on the USA Network from Full Sail University in Winter Park, FL.

– Mauro Ranallo welcomes us to the show and he hypes up tonight’s two Title matches with limited commercial interruption. Finn Balor comes out first for his Title shot against Adam Cole, which will be kicking off the show.

– Adam Cole (c) vs. Finn Balor: Cole’s NXT Championship is on the line in this one. Balor starts off taking Cole down to the mat, and they trade holds and takedowns in the middle of the ring now. Balor controls the opening moments of this one, and he hits a dropkick for a two count before stomping on Cole on the mat. Balor knocks the Champion out to ringside, but then Cole kicks Balor off the apron, and Balor is down.Balor appears to be selling a knee injury now. Back in the ring, Cole hits a hangman’s neckbreaker, then lays into Balor with right hands while he’s down. Cole drives a knee into the grounded Balor, then applies a side headlock. Balor breaks free with a jawbreaker, but then Cole drops him again and applies a head-scissors. Balor breaks free and starts firing up now. Balor connects with a series of strikes on the Champion now. Cole fights back with a backstabber for a two count. Balor and Cole scramble, then Cole hits a kick, but Balor answers with the Sling Blade. Balor charges, but Cole intercepts him with a superkick for a two count. Balor and Cole both connect with kicks at the same time and both go down. They both get up and have a stare down. After a series of reversals, Cole escapes the 1916 and hits a brainbuster for a two count. Cole picks up Balor, but Balor breaks free and drops Cole, then hits a double stomp. Balor climbs the turnbuckle, but Cole kicks him down out to the ringside floor. Both men are down recovering. Cole dives off the apron towards Balor, but Balor turns it into a back body drop on Cole on the ringside floor. Balor dropkicks Cole into the fan barricade, and it takes out the front row of planted fans. Back in the ring, Cole turns it around and hits the Last Shot for a two count. Cole can’t believe it, and Balor gets up and dropkicks him into the corner. Cole fights back and he looks for the Last Shot again, but Balor gets up and gives him a lariat. Johnny Gargano appears on the stage and distracts Balor. It looks like Cole hits a low blow, and then he runs the ropes and hits the Last Shot for the three count.

Winner & still NXT Champion: Adam Cole

– After the match, Cole celebrates with his NXT Title, and Gargano grabs a steel chair from the crowd. Cole leaves, and Gargano gets in the ring, where Balor is still down. Balor sees Gargano and tries to retreat, but Gargano starts nailing him with the steel chair. Gargano beats down Balor all over ringside now with the steel chair. Gargano knocks Balor into the planted fans from earlier who are still on the ground. Balor retreats to the back now.

– Killian Dain vs. Damian Priest: Dain starts off with a spear into the corner, then Priest fires back with a series of strikes. This one is an all-out brawl in the opening moments. Priest looks for a suplex, but he sells that a rib injury prevented him from executing it. Dain capitalizes with a running cross body, then he starts working over Priest’s bad ribs. Dain continues to punish Priest’s ribs, and he knocks Priest out to ringside with a baseball slide dropkick to the midsection. Dain rolls outside and continues beating on Priest on the floor. Back in the ring, Dain hits a back suplex as Priest continues selling the ribs. Dain continues working over Priest’s ribs for several minutes. Priest finally fights back with a facebuster, then he connects with several kicks. Priest hits a back elbow in the corner, then he slowly hits a vertical suplex, still selling his own rib injury. Dain rolls outside for a breather, but Priest goes flying with a suicide swanton bomb. Back in ther ing, Priest hits a supelex for a two count. Dain dodges a shot in the corner, then lays into Priest’s ribs with kicks. Dain hits a jackknife powerbomb then drops an elbow for a two count. Priest fights back with a kick, then he looks for a powerbomb but can’t execute it. Dain drops Priest and looks for the Vader Bomb, but Priest blocks it with his knees. Priest follows up with The Reckoning for the three count.

Winner: Damian Priest

– Mauro, Nigel McGuinness and Beth Phoenix talk about the NXT Year End Awards 2019. Voting ends on 12/29 on WWE.com, and the winners will be revealed on the New Year’s Day edition of NXT on USA.

– Kushida and Cameron Grimes are shown backstage (seperately) warming up.

– Cameron Grimes vs. Kushida: The opening bell sounds, and Kushida starts off strong with some take downs and arm holds. He taunts Grimes and takes him down again with an arm drag. Grimes rolls out to ringside, then Kushida nails him with a baseball slide dropkick. Back in the ring, Kushida hits a flying chop off the top rope, then he puts Grimes in an abdominal stretch. Back in the ring, Grimes fights back with a suplex and a superkick. Grimes starts working over Kushida’s back now. Kushida fights back with a series of strikes and a tornado DDT. Grimes ducks a shot and fires back with a wheelbarrow slam. Both men are down now. Kushida knocks Grimes out to ringside, then he climbss to the top rope. Kushida hits a swanton bomb off the top rope down onto Grimes at ringside, and both men are down at ringside now. Back in the ring, Kushida hits a modified sunset flip powerbomb off the turnbuckle for a two count. Both men are slow to get up, then Kushida misses a shot off the ropes. Grimes answers with the big double stomp out of nowhere for the three count.

Winner: Cameron Grimes

– We see a video package looking at Io Shirai.

– Mauro shows us a preview and tale of the tape for the Shayna Baszler vs. Rhea Ripley match up later tonight.

– Io Shirai vs. Santana Garrett The opening bell sounds and there are lots of takedowns, flips and reversals in the opening moments. Shirai takes control with a kick, then follows up with more strikes. Shirai misses a running knee strike in the corner, then Santana hits a boot to the face. Garrett hits a Russian leg sweep for a two count. Garrett hits a handstand back elbow, then puts Shirai in a submission attempt. Santana misses a shot and Io drops her into the ropes neck-first. Io hits the running knee strike in the corner, then climbs to the top rope. Shirai hits a moonsault for the three count.

Winner: Io Shirai

– The broadcast team previews the Worlds Collide event on January 25th.

– Pete Dunne vs. Travis Banks: Dunne starts off strong and tries to keep Banks grounded. Banks with several takedowns now and a two count. Banks and Dunne collide in mid-air after the running the ropes, and it looks like Banks got the upper hand. Banks hits a series of strikes, then Dunne turns it around and hits a series of loud chops to the chest. More strikes from Dunne. The fight spills out to ringside and Dunne hits a suplex on the corner of the apron. Back in the ring, Dunne misses a big shot in the corner and Banks fires back with kicks. Banks hits a cannonball splash on Dunne in the corner, and Dunne rolls outside for a breather. Banks hits a dive on Dunn at ringside, but Banks is now selling a knee injury. Banks hits a missile dropkick on Dunne off the top, then a springboard double stomp for a two count. Banks misses a shot off the turnbuckle, and Dunne comes back with the X-Plex for a two count. Banks misses a shot, and Dunne hits an enziguri. Dunne picks up Banks, but Banks drops him with a tornado DDT. Banks misses another shot off the corner, and Dunne slams him down then stomps on his head. Dunne looks for a pumphandle, but Banks counters and hits the Kiwi Crusher for a two count. Banks looks for a running knee in the corner but he misses. Dunne and Banks fight up the turnbuckle now. Dunne turns it into an avalanche X-Plex. Dunne follows up with a kick, then the Bitter End for the three count.

Winner: Pete Dunne

– We go backstage for an interview with Dakota Kai. She talks about going through tables and getting staples in her head, but still getting her hand raised against Mia.

– Shayna Baszler is shown backstage warming up for her Title defense tonight.

– Shayna Baszler (c) vs. Rhea Ripley: Shayna’s NXT Women’s Title is on the line in this one. Rhea and Shayna lock up off the opening bell and start trading holds. Rhea makes Shayna flinch, then they lock up again. Shayna talks some trash and Rhea drops her with a big boot. Rhea looks strong in the next several moments, and she slams Shayna face-first into the turnbuckle. Rhea lays into Shayna with a series of strikes now. Rhea runs the ropes, but Shayna takes her out with a rolling kick. Shayna misses a shot and Rhea levels her with a dropkick. More strikes from Rhea in the corner now, then they go up top and Rhea hits a superplex for a two count. More offense from Ripley now, including big German suplex. The MMA Horsewomen come out to the ring, but Rhea knocks them off the apron. The distraction leads to Shayna knocking Rhea outside. Shayna goes outside now too but Rhea drops her. Rhea hits a cannonball splash off the apron into Jessamyn and Marina at ringside, then Shayna takes out Rhea with a knee strike. Shayna starts working over Rhea’s arm now and Rhea sells an injury. During the commercial break, a doctor declares that Rhea is fit to continue the match. Back in the ring, Shayn continues working over Rhea’s arm. Shayna delivers some kicks, until Rhea catches one and hits a big suplex on Shayna, but the ref gets bumped in the process. Rhea pins but the ref is still down. Shayna rolls outside and Rhea looks for a dive on her, but Shayna dodges it and Rhea crashes into the floor back-first. Shayna beats down Rhea at ringside now. Shayna brings Rhea and a steel chair back in the ring. Rhea starts to fight back, but Shayna drops her with a DDT into the steel chair. Shayna slides the chair out of the ring, then the ref comes to and starts counting, but Rhea gets her shoulder up at two. Rhea tries to fight back again, but Shayna catches her in the Kirifuda Clutch. Rhea fights out and starts stomping on Shayna. They fight up the turnbuckle, and Rhea hits an avalanche Rip Tide for the three count on Shayna.

Winner & new NXT Women’s Champion: Rhea Ripley

– Rhea celebrates with her new NXT Women’s Title as we go to replays. Fans enter the ring for a big celebration with the new Women’s Champion as NXT goes off the air.

The December 16th, 2019 edition of WWE RAW aired live on the USA Network from the Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, IA.

– This week’s broadcast opens up with a video package recapping last week’s events between Kevin Owens, and the new coalition of Seth Rollins and the AOP.

– The intro video plays and the commentary team of Vic Joseph, Jerry Lawler and Samoa Joe welcome us to the arena.

– Seth Rollins comes out to kick off the show. Seth steps in the ring and gets on the mic. He says the AOP are the first people here to be on the right side of history, and he invites them out to the ring. The AOP come out to the ring and Seth continues talking. He talks about the WWE Universe turning on him, and that being a leader isn’t about being popular, it’s about making progress. Seth says what happened to Owens last week was a tragedy, but he did it to himself and became an example. Seth says he doesn’t lie to the fans and that’s not going to change. Seth says he’s going to lay some truth on us right now – he is a leader, and he will lead the new generation in 2020. Seth says if he has to he will drag you kicking and screaming to impose his will, and if you resist, the AOP will enforce Seth’s will. Seth also says he wants to apologize in advance for what he’s about to do tonight. Seth and the AOP head to the back.

– The Viking Raiders come out to the ring for a match, then The OC comes out to the stage and they get on mics. The OC tells the fans to shut up and listen. Anderson admits the Viking Raiders are one of the most unstoppable teams to hit the WWE in decades, but The OC is the only team to hold a 1-2-3 victory over the Raiders. They say The Raiders sacrificed their bodies with risky dives to beat the OC last time. Gallows says the Raiders might be the Champions, but The OC is the best tag team in the world, and he points to their trophy at ringside. With that, we’ve got a tag match.

– The Viking Raiders vs. The OC: This one is a non-Title match. The Raiders start off strong in this one, and Ivar tags in for the double team on Anderson. Erik and Gallows tag in and the fight spills out to ringside where Gallows turns it around. Gallows hits a big fallaway slam on Erik into the fan barricade. Back in the ring, Anderson tags in for the double team on Erik. Anderson looks for a back suplex, but Erik escapes. Erik lands in a scary looking way, but he seems fine. Ivar tags in and cleans house now. Gallows finally gets the tag and they hit a double team suplex on Ivar, but Ivar fights back up and clotheslines both OC members now. Erik is back on his feet now, and both Raiders hit suicide dives on both OC members at ringside. Back in the ring, Back in the ring, Gallows fights back against Ivar, then Anderson tags in for the double team. Anderson looks for a shot in the corner, but Ivar fights back and drops Anderson. Gallows and Erik tag in, and Erik connects with a series of strikes. Gallows misses a shot and Erik hits a t-bone suplex. Anderson runs in, but Erik drops him and knees him in the face. Ivar tags back in and hits a splash on Gallows, then Erik hits a leaping double knee strike to the face. The Raiders looks for a double team on Gallows, but Gallows is able to escape. Anderson gets the tag. Erik knocks Gallows out to ringside, then Anderson drops Erik. Anderson goes for a running kick in the corner, but Erik catches him, then Ivar tags himself in. Erik slams down Anderson, then Ivar comes in. Ivar misses a senton bomb off the middle rope after Gallows gets involved. Gallows tags in and Anderson knocks Ivar off the apron. Gallows and Anderson double team Erik with the Magic Killer for the three count.

Winners: The OC

– We see footage of an Eric Rowan interview earlier in the night where Rowan storms off angry. Rowan is shown live in the arena now walking towards the Gorilla position, and he’s got his covered pet cage with him.

– Back from the break, AJ Styles is backstage celebrating with Anderson and Gallows after their victory over the Raiders tonight. AJ says he’s going to do the same to Randy Orton tonight, and he’ll meet them back in the winner’s circle.

– Eric Rowan vs. Enhancement talent: The opening bell sounds and the jobber immediately rolls out of the ring. Rowan meets him at ringside and stops him from running away. The jobber hides under the ring now and runs out the other side, and Rowan loses track of him. The jobber almost grabs Rowan’s cage off the ring steps, but Rowan runs over and stops him. Rowan drops him and throws the enhancement talent back in the ring. Rowan hits the Iron Claw for the three count.

Winner: Eric Rowan

– Rowan takes his cage from the ring steps and heads up the ramp with it.

– Andrade is backstage for and interview. He speaks in Spanish, then Zelina chimes in in English and says now they are taking the issue with Humberto seriously now.

– We go to a soap opera style video vignette about Lana and Bobby Lashley.

– Lashley and Lana come out to the ring now in street clothes, and they’ve got mics. They talk about the issues with Rusev, and they talk about Lashley’s victory last night. Lana says she thinks Lashley and wonderful and beautiful and gives her the butterflies. The crowd chants Rusev Day and Lana and Lashley both tell them to be quiet. Lana says she wants Bobby to ask her to marry her. She hands Lashley a ring box, but Lashley doesn’t seem interested. Lashley says he doesn’t like when anyone tells him what to do — except for her. Lashley gets on one knee and proposes to Lana. Lashley says Lana is the most amazing woman he’s ever met, the most amazing female wrestler in WWE history, and he says they will be the next big power couple. Lashley asks her to marry him, and Lana says yes, it’s exactly how they rehearsed.

– R-Truth comes out to the ring and raps his intro song. He talks about being a young kid watching John Cena and being inspired, and Truth says he’s going to take his 24/7 Title and the U.S. Title all the way to WrestleMania. It’s time for a gauntlet match.

– Gauntlet Match to determine the #1 contender for the U.S. Title: R-Truth and Akira Tozawa start off in this one. Tozawa hits a missile dropkick early on for a two count on Truth. U.S. Champion Rey Mysterio is shown backstage watching on a monitor. Truth fights back, but Tozawa is able to roll him up in a cradle pin for the three count. R-Truth is eliminated, and then a mob of wrestlers chases Truth through the crowd for his 24/7 Title.

Ricochet enters the Gauntlet match next. Tozawa and Ricochet trade reversals and flips until Ricochet is able to connect with a dropkick and Tozwa falls out to ringside. Back in the ring, Tozawa hits a spinning kick on Ricochet and Ricochet falls out to ringside. Tozawa follows up with a suicide dive. Back in the ring, Ricochet fights back with a submission attempt and an inverted DDT For a two count. Tozawa tries to fight back, but Ricochet shuts him down with the Recoil for the three count.

Matt Hardy enters next and he starts working over Ricochet, repeatedly slamming his head into the turnbuckles. Ricochet starts fighting back, but Hardy drops him with a crucifix powerbomb for a two count. Ricochet fights back again and drops Hardy, then Ricochet looks for a springboard move off the top, but Hardy catches him and hits the Side Effect for a two count. Hardy misses a shot off the top rope and Ricochet capitalizes. Ricochet hits a standing shooting star press for a two count. Hardy gets up but Ricochet rolls him up in a cradle for the three count.

Humberto Carrillo is out next and he starts working out Ricochet, who is worn out from competing in the equivalent of two matches already. Ricochet tries to mount some offense and springboard off the rope, but Humberto stops him with a kick to the face. More strikes from Humberto until Ricochet catches him in a Michinoku Driver for a two count. Both men are down now. Ricochet starts fighting back on the apron, and he hits a springboard flying clothesline. Ricochet follows up with a standing shooting star press for a two count. Both men start trading kicks now, then Ricochet hits a running crossbody and both men fall out to ringside. Zelina Vega comes out to the stage to watch. Ricochet and Humberto fight up the turnbuckle and Ricochet connects with a superplex. Ricochet tries to continue the offense, but Humberts drops him and hits a moonsault off the top for the three count. Ricochet is now eliminated.

Andrade enters the match next, except he hits the ring from behind and ambushes Humberto. Andrade beats down Humberto and dumps him out to ringside. Andrade pulls back the padding on the ringside floor, and he whips Humberto into the fan barricade. Andrade follows up with the underhook DDT on Humberto on the exposed concrete floor. Rey Mysterio has seen enough and he runs down to ringside to check on Humberto. Andrade and Zelina exit through the crowd, and it looks like this one is ending in a no contest.

Winner: No contest

– Rey continues to check on Humberto as Andrade and Zelina exit the arena. Rey and some medics and referees push Humberto up the ramp on a stretcher. Seth Rollins and the AOP come out, and they back down Rey into the ring. Rey tries to fight off the AOP, but they drop him. Rollins says they just wanted to give back Rey’s steel pipe they found — the one Rey gave to Kevin Owens. The AOP continue to beat down Rey as Seth talks trash. Seth says he’s a merciful leader, and tonight is Rey’s lucky night. Seth tells Rey he owes him one, and Seth and the AOP start to leave. Rollins turns around at the last minute and he runs over and gives Rey the curb stomp.

– Back from the break, Seth and the AOP are stopped for an interview. Seth talks about being a leader, and he issues a challenge to Rey for Rey’s U.S. Title.

– We go to a pre-taped promo with Randy Orton about his match with AJ Styles tonight.

– Asuka vs. Deonna Purrazzo: Kairi comes out to the stage with her face covered, but not to the ring. Deonna chases Asuka out of the ring before the match. Back in the ring, the opening bell sounds and they immediately go at it. Deonna takes control early on with a shoulder lock, but Asuka escapes and takes Deonna down. Asuka looks for an armbar, but Deonna is able to fight it off. Asuka goes for a knee bar, and it looks like she has it locked in. Asuka transitions to a crossface and then looks for an ankle lock. Deonna is able to fight out, then Asuka misses a spinning back fist attempt. Deonna answers with a facebuster for a two count. Asuka fights back and applies the Asuka Lock for the win.

Winner: Asuka

– RAW Women’s Champion Becky Lynch is backstage for a sit-down interview. Becky talks about her match against The Kabuki Warriors last night at TLC, and she says she’s handling the loss by looking at things honestly, and knows that people say Asuka is the best. Becky says Asuka is the one person she hasn’t been able to beat, but she is going to make that change.

– We go backstage for a promo from Rey Mysterio. Rey says he’s never gone one on one with Seth Rollins, and next week will be the first time, because Rey accepts Seth’s challenge for the U.S. Title.

– Randy Orton vs. AJ Styles: Orton starts off strong in this one and controls the opening moments. AJ looks to fight back with a springboard move, but Orton kicks him off the rope down to the apron. Orton looks for the draping DDT, but AJ escapes and applies the Calf Crusher. Orton breaks the hold and goes out to ringside, and AJ takes out his knee on the ringside floor. AJ continues to work over Orton’s knee, and takes him back in the ring for more punishment. AJ misses a shot in the corner and Orton sends him into the ring post. Orton starts fighting back now and beats on AJ in the corner. Orton misses a shot and AJ takes him down then hits a springboard moonsault for a two count. AJ looks for the Styles Clash, but Orton fights out. Orton and AJ trade blows on the apron, leading to Orton hitting the draping DDT off the middle rope. Orton looks for the RKO now, but AJ sees it coming and blocks it. AJ looks for the Calf Crusher, but Orton fights out. AJ looks for the Phenomenal Forearm now, but Orton catches him in the RKO for the three count.

Winner: Randy Orton

– After the match, Anderson and Gallows hit the ring to beat down Orton. The Viking Raiders come out for the save, but The OC outnumber the Raiders and clear the ring. The OC hits the Magic Killer on Erik, then they pose with AJ as RAW goes off the air.

The December 13, 2019 edition of WWE Friday Night SmackDown aired live on FOX from the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, WI.

– Dolph Ziggler comes out to the ring, and then he’s joined by Baron Corbin. They talk about dumping the dog food on Reigns last week, and Corbin says he is going to make Reigns bow down to his rightful king. Corbin says if Reigns shows up tonight and tries to attack him, he will run into Corbin’s security and will suffer a fate far worse than last week. Corbin says SmackDown doesn’t want Reigns back, and the whole locker room feels that way. Dolph Ziggler agrees and talking about Corbin putting down The Big Dog. The New Day comes out to interrupt.

Big E talks about Corbin wearing a Burger King crown and ruling his imaginary kingdom on SmackDown. Corbin and Ziggler exchange insults with The New Day, and Kofi and Big E hit the ring now. Kofi says Corbin has no class and what he did to Roman Reigns last week was disrespectful. Corbin says Kofi only had one lucky day in his whole 11 year career when he won the WWE Title, and Kofi slaps Corbin across the face. Corbin says if Kofi wants to step up and be a locker room leader like Roman Reigns, then Kofi is going to get humiliated like Reigns did. Corbin and Ziggler leave.

– Still to come: An interview with The Miz.

– Back from the break, we see Baron Corbin and Dolph Ziggler approaching his locker room. Corbin’s security guards are down, and the room is trashed, and Ziggler asks who could have done this.

– Alexa Bliss and Nikki Cross are backstage for an interview at the Gorilla position. Suddenly Mandy Rose and Sonya Deville ambush them from behind, and they brawl out on to the stage. Referees separate them and try to restore order for their tag team match coming up next.

– Mandy Rose & Sonya Deville vs. Alexa Bliss & Nikki Cross: The opening bell sounds and they all go at it in the middle of the ring. Mandy pokes Nikki in the eyes and then Sonya tags in. She drops Nikki, then Mandy tags back in for the double team on Nikki. Mandy hits a running knee to the face for a two count. Sonya tags back in for a double team, but Alexa takes out Mandy, and Nikki gives Sonya the swinging neckbreaker. Nikki pins for the three count.

Winners: Alexa Bliss & Nikki Cross

– Sami Zayn is shown walking backstage. Heavy Machinery approaches him with a Christmas gift. Sami unwraps it, and it’s a giant baked ham. Sami says this is the worst gift he’s ever gotten in his life. Sami says he is a vegan and this is the slaughtered flesh of a poor animal. Otis apologizes but Sami doesn’t accept his apology and mocks Otis. It looks like Heavy Machinery has heard enough. Cesaro and Nakamura walk up next to Sami, and Sami tells Heavy Machinery they’ll see them in the ring later. Cesaro smashes the baked ham before they leave, and Heavy Machinery doesn’t look happy.

– Shorty G & Ali vs. The Revival: Wilder trips on a part of the stage on his way out to the ring. Shorty and Wilder start off trading holds, then Dawson tags in and hits a cheap shot on Shorty G. G falls out to ringside, and Ali comes to check on him, but Dawson drops Ali on the floor. The Revival slams Shorty face-first into the announce table, then takes him back in the ring for a two count. Shorty starts fighting back, but Wilder is able to shut him down with a backbreaker. Dawson tags in for a Doomsday Device-type double team, but it looks like Shorty G reversed it and landed on top of Dawson. Ali runs in and takes out Wilder. Dawson gets dumped out to ringside next, then G and Ali hit suicide dives in tandem on both Revival members at ringside. Back in the ring, Shorty and Ali hit a double team suplex/stomp off the top on Dawson for a two count. Wilder runs in and takes out Ali, then Shorty takes out Wilder. Dawson hits a sit-out powerbomb on Shorty for a two count. Dawson misses a shot and Shorty comes back with a German suplex. Wilder breaks it up, then Ali hits a 450 splash on Wilder. All four men are down. Wilder tags in, and Ali misses a shot off the turnbuckle. The Revival catch Ali off the turnbuckle in the Shatter Machine for the three count.

Winners: The Revival

– SmackDown Women’s Champion Bayley is backstage for an interview. Bayley says she wasted years of her career doing what the people want, and she does what she wants now, and her Championship speaks for itself. Bayley mentions that Sasha is not here tonight because she’s recording a rap album. Bayley hears Elias’ guitar from off-camera, and she storms over to tell him to stop interrupting her time. We see Elias with Dana Brooke, and Elias says he wrote a song for Bayley for Christmas. Elias sings a song saying that Bayley’s face haunts his dreams, and he turned down a threesome with Bayley and Sasha Banks. Elias sings that Bayley looks like a dude with her new haircut. Bayley says that’s not funny and she tells Dana Brooke to meet her in the ring when she’s done being a groupie.

– Bayley vs. Dana Brooke: This one is a non-Title match. Bayley slaps Dana in the face right off the opening bell. Dana fires back and dumps Bayley out to ringside. Dana hits a kick at ringside, then back in the ring she hits a handstand back elbow. Bayley fights back with a kick and tries to keep Dana grounded. Bayley takes Dana to the top turnbuckle, but Dana reverses it into a sunset flip powerbomb for a two count. Bayley grabs the ropes and kicks out Dana’s knee. Bayley hits a facebuster for the three count.

Winner: Bayley

– We go to a video package looking at the recent feud between The Miz and Bray Wyatt, stemming from the disappearance of Daniel Bryan.

– Up next: Renee Young interviews The Miz at his house.

– We see a promo video for Sheamus’ upcoming return. He says SmackDown has become full of wimps and weaklings in his absence.

– We go to an interview filmed earlier day with The Miz at his house. The Miz says he still hasn’t seen or heard from Daniel Bryan since The Fiend pulled Bryan under the ring. Miz says he may not like Bryan, but he respects him, and Bray Wyatt went too far. We hear Maryse yelling off camera. She holds up a video baby monitor and shows Bray Wyatt cutting on to the screen, and then it cuts back to Miz’s baby and Bray’s puppets are with her now. Miz and Maryse run into the baby’s room and there is no sign of Wyatt, and only one of the puppets remains in the crib. The Miz and Maryse tell the camera crew to leave.

– We go back to the arena, then a new episode of The Firefly Fun House comes out. Bray has a doll that looks like the one he left in the crib at The Miz’s house. Wyatt says Daniel Bryan is still with “him.” Wyatt says he used to be sick, but he’s not anymore, and he says pain is not a real thing. He says pain is just a reaction in your brain, and you can train yourself not to feel pain. Wyatt says he can teach you how, you just have to let him in. He says he’ll see Miz at TLC.

– Corbin and Ziggler are backstage, and they find Corbin’s throne trashed and more of his security guards laid out.

– Heavy Machinery vs. Cesaro & Shinsuke Nakamura: Sami Zayn is at ringside. Heavy Machinery is in good shape in the opening moments of this one as they overpower their opponents. Otis misses a shot and Nakamura fires back with a spinning heel kick. Cesaro tags for the double team, but Tucker also tags himself in. Tucker hits a Swanton bomb onto both Shinsuke and Cesaro in the ring. Tucker and Otis double team Cesaro and clear the ring. Back in the ring, Cesaro and Nakamura are able to isolate Tucker and keep him grounded. Otis comes in and cleans house. He looks for the Caterpillar on Cesaro, but Sami causes a distraction. Cesaro dumps Otis outside from behind, then Nakamura hits the Kinshasa on Tucker for the three count.

Winners: Nakamura & Cesaro

– Baron Corbin vs. Kofi Kingston Ziggler is at ringside, and so are some of Corbin’s security guards. Kofi takes Corbin out to ringside early on and hits a big dive on him. Back in the ring, Corbin turns it around on Kofi and starts beating him down. Kofi finally fights back and hits the Boom Drop on Corbin. Ziggler grabs Kofi’s leg from ringside, and he gets ejected from ringside. Ziggler comes back, and this turns into a brawl at ringside with Big E getting involved. Referees come out to try and pull them apart. Big E gets on the mic and says let’s turn this one into a tag match right now.

Winner via DQ: Kofi Kingston

– Kofi Kingston & Big E vs. Dolph Ziggler & Baron Corbin: Ziggler starts off in control of Big E in the opening moments of this one. Corbin tags in and continues the offense. Big E finally fights back with a suplex, then Kofi gets the the tag. Kofi starts mounting some offense, but then he runs into a lariat from Corbin. Ziggler throws handcuffs in the ring at Corbin, and Corbin cuffs Kofi. The ref calls for the bell.

Winners via DQ: The New Day

– Kofi tries to fight them off, but Ziggler and Corbin take Kofi out to ringside and handcuff him to the ring post. The Revival comes out to help and they lay out Big E. Corbin and Ziggler have some dog food now. Roman Reigns suddenly comes out and drops all of Corbin’s security, then he starts brawling with The Revival. Reigns fights them off and starts dropping people left and right. He takes out Corbin, then grabs the dog food can and stalks Corbin. Ziggler comes out of nowhere and drops Reigns with a superkick. Ziggler sets up a ladder and the Revival helps. Reigns fights off the Revival, then he chokeslams Ziggler off the ladder through the announce table at ringside. Corbin retreats, and Reigns unhangs Kofi from the ring post. Reigns and Corbin talk trash from the ring to the stage as SmackDown goes off the air.

The December 11th, 2019 edition of WWE’s NXT aired live on the USA Network from Full Sail University in Winter Park, FL.

– This week’s broadcast opens up with a video package hosted by NXT Champion Adam Cole. Cole says none of the three men in tonight’s Triple Threat #1 contenders match tonight are worthy of a shot at his Title.

– Mauro Ranallo welcomes us to the arena, and it looks like we are kicking off the show tonight with the Cruiserweight Title match.

– Lio Rush (c) vs. Angel Garza: Rush charges Garza off the opening bell and pummels on him in the corner. The fight spills out to ringside and Garza turns it around. Back in the ring, Garza drops Rush for the first pin attempt of the match. Rush tries to mount a comeback, but Garza drops him again with a superkick. They trade strikes now until Rush connects with several knee strikes. Rush misses a shot, and Garza drops Rush neck-first across the top rope and Rush falls out to ringside. Back in the ring, Garza tries to keep Rush grounded, but Rush is able to fight up with a series of strikes. Garza takes him back down with a spinning powerslam for a two count. Rush comes back with a hurricanrana and a soccer kick to the head. Garza blocks a hurricanrana attempt, but Rush is still able to dump Garza out to ringside. Rush hits a springboard moonsault on Garza at ringside, then takes him back in the ring. Rush misses a shot and Garza hits the springboard stunner for a two count. Rush and Garza fight up the turnbuckle now. Garza ends up hitting a Spanish Fly off the top rope for another two count. Garza and Rush trade big strikes now and both men go down. Rush dumps Garza out to ringside, but then Rush misses a shot on the floor. Back in the ring, Garza hits the Wing Clipper for a two count. Garza can’t believe it, and he immediately puts Rush into a reverse Full Nelson for the win via submission.

Winner & new Cruiserweight Champion: Angel Garza

– Garza celebrates with his new NXT Cruiserweight Title.

– We go to a video package looking at Shayna Baszler driving her classic Mustang and cutting a promo on Rhea Ripley.

– Cameron Grimes is shown backstage jumping up and down.

– We see footage from during the commercial break of Angela Garza bringing his girlfriend into the ring to propose to her, and she says yes.

– Cameron Grimes vs. Raul Mendoza: Mendoza starts off strong and dumps Grimes outside, then hits a Tornado DDT on the floor. Back in the ring, Grimes turns it around with a running cross body. Kushida comes out to ringside and distracts Grimes. Mendoza hits a Frankensteiner on Grimes for the three count.

Winner: Raul Mendoza

– Mendoza heads up the ramp to celebrate on the stage. Kushida steals Grimes’ hat from ringside and heads to the back.

– Mia Yim is backstage for a brief interview where she talks about how much pain she wants to inflict on Dakota Kai tonight.

– We go to a video package looking at NXT UK’s Travis Banks.

– Jaxson Ryker vs. Travis Banks: Cutler and Blake are at ringside. The opening bell sounds and Ryker starts off throwing strikes, then Banks blocks one and fires back with some of his own. They brawl out to ringside, and Ryker drops Banks on the floor. Back in the ring, Ryker continues the offense. Ryker hits a springboard suplex and keeps Banks grounded. Banks finally mounts some offense, but Ryker stuns him with a knee to the face. It looks like Banks is bleeding from a cut near his eye. Banks fights back and connects with a kick, then hits the Slice From Heaven for the three count.

Winner: Travis Banks

– Banks heads up the ramps as Cutler and Blake hit the ring to check on Ryker.

– Still to come: Mia Yim vs. Dakota Kai

– Mia Yim vs. Dakota Kai: Kai is still carrying Tegan Nox’s knee brace. Yim hits a dropkick off the opening bell, and both women trade strikes now. Yim starts working over Kai’s knee. They trade kicks and fight out to the ringside floor. Yim throws Kai into the ring steps then hits a cannonball splash on her. Back in the ring, Kai fights back with a big boot for a two count. they trade strikes back and forth now until Yim catches Kai with an overhead suplex for a two count. Kai reverses a Code Blue, but Yim goes for it again and she connects on the second Code Blue attempt. Yim pins for a two count. Kai fights back and hits a sit out powerbomb for a two count of her own. Kai misses a big boot and Yim fires back with a German suplex for another two count. They fight out to again again, then on the way back in the ring Kai grabs the knee brace. The ref stops her. Yim charges but she runs into a kick from Kai. Kai exposes one of the turnbuckles. Yim tries to fight up, but Kai sends her into the exposed turnbuckle, then rolls her up for the three count.

Winner: Dakota Kai

– After the match, Yim attacks Kai and they fight over to a production area. They fight up on top of a platform, and Kai suplexes Kai off the platform through a table on the floor below. The crowd goes crazy as Yim slowly recovers and heads to the back. Kai is still down.

– Mauro sends us to a video package looking at Keith Lee before the commercial break.

– Breezango vs. The Singh Brothers: The Singh BRothers take some cheap shots early on in this one. The fight spills out to ringside and Breezango turns it around with some double team moves. Back in the ring, Fandango hits the flying leg drop from the top rope on Samir for the three count after a short but competitive match.

Winners: Breezango

– The announcers promote the “Takeover: Brooklyn 2015” special airing on the USA Network tonight.

– We come back from the commercial break with a video package looking at next week’s NXT Women’s Title match.

– Kayden Carter vs. Bianca Belair: They talk trash over the opening bell and Bianca throws her shirt at Carter then tackles her. Belair unloads with strikes in the opening moments. She misses a shot and Carter fires back with a kick. They brawl back and forth now until Belair takes her down with a backbreaker and a gutbuster. Belair hits another backbreaker now and keeps Carter grounded. Carter finally fights back with a jawbreaker. Carter misses her follow-up shot, and Belair answers with a spear in the corner. Belair lifts up Carter and spikes her on the mat for a two count. Belair controls the next several moments, but she wastes some time and Carter blocks a moonsault attempt. Carter fires up and dumps Belair outside. Carter hits a kick from the apron then takes her back in the ring. Carter misses a shot and Belair answers with a spear. Belair picks Carter up in the Torture Rack, then hits the KOD for the three count.

Winner: Bianca Belair

– Belair poses for the crowd as we go to replays.

– The announcers talk up tonight’s main event as NXT Champion Adam Cole comes out to ringside for a closer look at the upcoming #1 Contender match.

– Tommaso Ciampa vs. Keith Lee vs. Finn Balor: The winner of this one gets a shot at Cole’s NXT Title. Balor strikes on Lee first after the opening bell, then Ciampa attacks Balor. Lee is back on his feet and Balor rolls outside for a breather. Lee rolls outside and Balor is now standing between Lee and Ciampa. Balor tries to get in the ring but Ciampa kicks him out, then Lee grabs him and slams him into the apron. Lee throws Balor back in the ring, then he slingshots himself in to drop both Balor and Ciampa. Lee dominates the next several moments of this one. Ciampa finally knocks Lee to the outside, and now Ciampa and Balor go at it. Ciampa hits a running knee on Balor, then Lee comes back in and Ciampa gives Lee a running knee strike too. Ciampa keeps the pressure on both Balor and Lee, and he hits a double draping DDT on both opponents. Ciampa gives Balor an Air Raid on top of Lee on the mat, then dumps him out to ringside. Ciampa focuses on Lee now and lays into him with strikes. Lee fights back and looks for a splash, but Ciampa gets his knees up to block it. Balor is back in the ring and hits a double stomp on Lee. Balor charges again, but this time Lee intercepts him with the Pounce. Lee drops Ciampa again and controls the pace of the match once again. Lee hits running splashes on both opponents, then launches Balor into Ciampa. Ciampa starts fighting back, then Balor comes over and they hit a double team suplex on Lee.

Ciampa beats on Balor now, and Ciampa looks for the Air Riad off the top, but Lee runs over and puts them both on his shoulders for a big slam. Fans go crazy chanting “NXT” now as Lee gets up. Lee looks for a moonsault on Ciampa but misses. Lee blocks a Fairytale Ending attempt, and he hits a Jackhammer on Ciampa. Balor comes over and rolls up Lee for a two count. Lee blocks the Slingblade, but Balor is able to reverse a powerbomb attempt into a Coupe De Grace. Balor dumps Ciampa and Lee outside and hits a dive. Back in the ring, Balor misses a Coup De Grace attempt on Ciampa. Lee runs in and Pounces Balor. Ciampa escapes a powerbomb, then he takes out Lee’s knee. Ciampa hits the Air Raid on Lee for a two count. Lee fights back and hits a moonsault on Ciampa for a two count of his own. Lee hits a powerbomb on Ciampa, but then Balor runs in and hits the Coupe De Grace on Lee out of nowhere for the three count.

Winner & new #1 contender: Finn Balor

– Balor celebrates in the ring as we go to replays. Mauro confrims Balor vs. Cole for the NXT Title next week. Cole watches from the stage, and the other Undisputed Era members join him. NXT goes off the air with the Era staring down Balor from the ramp.

The December 9th, 2019 edition of WWE RAW aired live on the USA Network from the Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, SC.

– This week’s broadcast kicks off with a fireworks display, and the announce team welcomes us to the go-home episode for Tables Ladders & Chairs.

– Jerry “The King” Lawlor comes out to the ring, which is covered in red carpet and has a table and chairs. Jerry says he’s here to host a divorce proceeding. He invites out Lana, who comes out with her lawyer, and Rusev comes out alone next. Lana and Rusev sit down at the table, and Lana starts cutting a promo about how Rusev made things all about him when the fans started chanting “Rusev Day.” This prompts a “Rusev Day” chant from the crowd. Lana says she is smart and intelligent, and she blames the WWE Universe for making their marriage fail. Lana continues ranting, and Rusev tells the fans this is what he had to deal with for his entire marriage. Rusev points to some footage on the big screen of Lana and Lashley being arrested last week. Lana freaks out and starts ranting again, and tells Rusev he will never find someone like her again. Rusev says he can barely stand her and doesn’t want to find someone like her. Lana says Rusev chose the WWE Universe over her, and she screams and falls down. Rusev says this is getting out of hand, and they should get to the point and sign the divorce papers. Rusev goes to sign first, but Lana snatches the paper away and says she will sign first. They argue over custody of their puppy now and start yelling. Lana signs the divorce paper first. Rusev says before he signs, he needs something from Lana. He wants a match with her boyfriend. Lashley comes out and starts talking trash to Rusev, and says once he signs that paper he is going to marry Lana. Rusev says that’s fine, as long as he still gets to fight Lashley on Rusev Day.

– Kevin Owens is backstage for an interview. Owens says that Rollins is the one who told the AOP to attack him last week. Owens thinks because he is the only one who stood up to Rollins during his little speech and told him he’s full of crap. Owens says he was lucky to get away, but since he did get away from the AOP, he’s going to go look for them. Owens walks off and runs into Rey Mysterio. Owens mentions the AOP, and Rey says if Owens wants, Rey and the homies will have Owen’s back. Owens wants to handle this himself, but Rey gives Owens a baseball bat before he leaves.

– Matt Hardy comes out to the ring, then Drew McIntyre comes out. Drew gets on the mic and cuts a promo on Hardy. He says he knows Matt just had a new kid, but Matt hasn’t made the best decisions in life so maybe he shouldn’t be having kids. Drew gets in the ring and tells Matt he will give him a chance to leave, but instead, Matt charges and starts pummeling on Drew with punches until he goes down.

– Matt Hardy vs. Drew McIntyre: Matt starts off strong and dumps Drew out to ringside. Drew fights back on the floor and slams Matt into the ring steps. Back in the ring, Drew pounds on Matt with right hands and then takes him into the corner for more strikes. Matt fights back and looks for the Twist Of Fate, but Drew fights out. They trade roll-up attempts, then Drew hits the Claymore Kick out of nowhere for the three count.

Winner: Drew McIntyre

– We go backstage where Charlotte approaches Becky Lynch. They talk about their issues with the Kabuki Warriors, and Charlotte seems to want to form an alliance with Becky. Becky declines and says she’ll take them two on one.

– We see Kevin Owens walking backstage with the bat over his shoulder. He asks people if they’ve seen AOP. Mojo Rawley gives Owens some attitude, so Owens slaps him across the face and Mojo goes down.

– We see a video package announcing Batista’s induction into the WWE Hall of Fame next year.

– The Viking Raiders come out to the ring and say they’ve been looking for challengers, but they’ve only been finding victims. They issue an open challenge for their RAW Tag Team Titles to any team in the back right now. The Street Profits come out to answer the challenge, and we’ve got a Tag Title match.

– The Viking Raiders (c) vs. The Street Profits: The Street Profits start off strong, and Ford hits a big splash off the top on Erik for a two count. Ivar tags in and is able to isolate Ford to keep him grounded now. Erik tags back in as all four men in both teams go at it now. Erik throws Dawkins outside, then Ivar tags in and they hit the Viking Experience on Ford. Ivar pins for the three count after a short but competitive match.

Winner & still RAW Tag Team Champions: The Viking Raiders

– The Raiders and The Profits shake hands after the match. Seth Rollins comes out to the ring and takes the spotlight from. Rollins gets on the mic and calls out The AOP. He says they have unfinished business, and wants them out right now. Instead, Kevin Owens comes out. Owens gets in the ring and exchanges words with Rollins now. Owens says if the AOP was here tonight, he would have found them already. Owens trashes Rollins and Rollins ends up leaving. The AOP appear on the big screen, arriving at the arena, and they speak in a foreign language. Owens tells them to bring it, but instead, Sami Zayn and Mojo Rawley come out. Sami says he’s not just a manager, he’s a liberator. He says what Owens did to Mojo backstage was way out of line. Sami says it was wrong, and he wants Owens to do the right thing and admit it was wrong. He asks Owens to apologize to Mojo. Mojo gets in Owens’ face, and Sami tells him to calm down. Mojo says anybody can be tough with a pipe in their hand. Owens throws the pipe and then gives Mojo a Stunner. Sami retreats, and Owens nails Mojo with the pipe now.

– Back from the commercial break, we see Kevin Owens walking through the hallways of the arena looking for the AOP.

– Aleister Black vs. Akira Tozawa: This one is competitive back and forth in the opening moments. Tozawa dumps Black out to ringside and looks for a dive, but Black knocks him out of mid-air with a knee to the face. Black takes Tozawa back in the ring, and shortly after he hits the Black Mass for the three count.

Winner: Aleister Black

– Humberto Carrillo is backstage for an interview, but Zelina Vega and Andrade interrupt. It looks like they’ll be in action next.

– Andrade vs. Humberto Carrillo: Humberto gets in some good offense in the opening moments, with several kicks and a standing rolling moonsault for a two count. Humberto takes Andrade to the top turnbuckle, but Andrade turns it round and hangs Humberto upside hdown for a double foot stomp. Andrade pins for a two count. Andrade sets up Humberto for the running knee strike in the corner, but Humberto dodges it. Humberto hits a missile dropkick off the top and then the Aztec Press for a two count. Andrade comes back with his running knee strike, but Humberto fires back with a running kick. Zelina gets on the apron, and Andrade ends up accidentally running into her and knocking her down to the floor. Humberto hops up on Andrade’s shoulder and pins him with a Victory Roll for the three count.

Winner: Humberto Carrillo

– After the match, Zelina and Andrade get into a shouting match.

– Rey Mysterio is backstage for a promo. He says his U.S. Title means everything to him. He cuts a promo on AJ, and says if AJ is man enough to beat him tonight he’ll shake his hand, but Rey is planning to prove himself and leave still U.S. Champion.

– We see a promo Steve Austin interviewing Goldberg on the WWE Network.

– Aleister Black vs. Zack Ryder: Curt Hawkins is at ringside. Murphy starts off strong in the opening moment of this one. Ryder finally fights back and knocks Murphy out to ringside with a big boot. Murphy hits a cheap shot on Hawkins at ringside, then Ryder comes flying out with a baseball slide kick on Murphy. Back in the ring, Murphy fires back with a running knee strike, then he hits the Murphy’s Law for the three count.

Winner: Buddy Murphy

– Kevin Owens is shown backstage walking around with his metal pipe, and he finds the truck that the AOP arrived in. Owens starts smashing up the truck and yells at AOP to come at him. Owens opens the back door of the van, and it looks like there’s someone sitting in there with their back turned to him. Suddenly the AOP attack Owens from behind and beat him down. They slam Owens’ head into the van door. The AOP says something to the guy in the van, and he turns around with a hood over his head. He lifts up the head to reveal that it is Seth Rollins. Seth gets out of the van with an evil look on his face and tells Owens this is what it’s come to. Seth gives Owens a curb stomp on the arena floor, then Seth walks off with the AOP.

– Back from the break, we see a replay of what just happened, and then Seth Rollins comes out to the stage with a mic. He says “What do you want from me?” Seth says he used to get along with the WWE Universe, but something went wrong and they don’t like him anymore, and he can’t figure out why. Seth says he doesn’t take nights off, he fights through injuries, he puts it all on the line in the ring for each and every one of you. Seth say he sticks his neck out for the fans in the ring and in the media, and in return he gets spit on and disrespected. Rollins said last week he told everyone he had nothing to do with the AOP, and it was the truth, but that wasn’t good enough. Since the fans jumped on the Owens bandwagon, and they want to push him, it’s time for him to push back. He says the fans an Owens drove him to stand side by side with two men who understand – The AOP. The AOP come out to the ring and stand next to Rollins, then they all leave together.

– We see Owens backstage being loaded into an ambulance.

– Becky Lynch vs. Asuka & Kairi Sane: Asuka starts in this handicap match. Becky starts off strong with a suplex, and Asuka rolls out to ringside for a breather. Kairi causes a distraction, which leads to Asuka dropping Becky and stomping on her. Kairi tags in an trades shots with Becky now. Asuka runs in and Becky starts fighting them both off. Becky hits a double inverted DDT on both Asuka and Kairi. Asuka tags back in, but Becky dodges a shot from her and hits a t-bone suplex. Becky misses a senton bomb, and Asuka applies the Asuka Lock. Becky fights out and applies an Asuka Lock of her own. Kairi breaks it up, and Becky dumps Kairi at ringside. Becky knocks both Asuka and Kairi to the floor now, then Becky looks for a shot off the apron, but Asuka intercepts her with a knee to the face. Back in the ring, Asuka and Kairi double team Becky and they hit a Doomsday Device type move on her for a two count. Kairi misses a flying elbow attempt now, and Becky applies the Disarm Her. Becky hits a side suplex on Asuka, then puts Kairi back in the Disarm Her. Asuka pulls Kairi out to ringside to break the hold. Becky follows them out to ringside, and Asuka hits Becky with a steel chair. The ref calls for the bell.

Winner via DQ: Becky Lynch

– Asuka and Kairi set up a table at ringside now, and they lay Becky on it. Kairi goes up top and gives Becky the flying elbow drop through the table on the floor.

– Becky Lynch is backstage getting iced in the trainer’s office. Charlotte comes to see her, then leaves, and Kairi and Asuka attack Charlotte. They beat down Charlotte in the hallway and leave.

– Erick Rowan vs. Enhancement talent: The opening bell sounds and the jobber immediately hops out of the ring. He picks up Rowan’s covered pet cage from ringside and carries it up the rap, then drops it on the stage. Rowan chases him, then stops to check on the cage. The jobber runs back to the ring and the ref starts counting out Rowan. Rowan runs back into the ring and tackles the jobber. Rowan gives him the Iron Claw slam twice. Rowan yells and grabs him again for another Iron Claw. The ref calls for the bell.

Winner: Rowan

– After the bell, he gives the jobber another Iron Claw, and yells at him asking what’s the matter with him for trying to hurt somebody he loves. Rowan goes up and gets his cage on the stage and tells it that everything is okay now.

– Kairi and Asuka are stopped backstage for an interview. They challenge Charlotte and Becky to a tag match, and they’ll put their Women’s Tag Titles on the line.

– Back from the break, Charlotte and Becky are shown in the trainer’s office. They seem to agree to challenge Asuka and Kairi for their Tag Titles at TLC.

– Ford and Dawkins from the Street Profits star in an SNL Weekend Update themed skit. They talk about some of the matches on the card for TLC and crack some jokes about the competitors.

– Rey Mysterio (c) vs. AJ Styles: Rey’s U.S. Title is on the line in this one. The opening bell sounds and they trade several roll-up attempts in the opening moments. After some more back-and-forth, Rey dumps AJ outside and connects with a baseball slide dropkick. Rey hits a suicide moonsault out of the ring on to AJ on the ringside floor. Rey takes AJ back in the ring, and at the same time Gallows and Anderson make their way down to ringside flor a closer look. The disraction from The OC leads to AJ dropping Rey from behind, and throwing him into the ring post. Styles takes control of the pace of this one now. AJ misses a shot in the corner and AJ is stunned now. Rey kicks AJ out to ringside, then he gives AJ a sunset flip powerbomb into the fan barricade. Back in the ring, Rey hits a tornado DDT for a two count. Anderson causes a distraction from ringside, which leads to AJ hitting a fireman’s carry neckbreaker for a two count. AJ goes up top, but Rey stops him. Rey looks for a Frankensteiner, but AJ blocks it. AJ hits a powerbomb, then follows up with the Styles Clash. Randy Orton slides in the ring now, but he slides back out without touching anyone. AJ was distracted by this, and this leads to Rey rolling up AJ from behind into a cradle pin for the three count.

Winner & still U.S. Champion: Rey Mysterio

– AJ looks shocked after the match as Orton backs up the ramp and waves at him.

The December 6th, 2019 edition of WWE Friday Night SmackDown aired live on FOX from the Crown Coliseum in Fayetteville, NC.

– This week’s broadcast opens with a video package looking at Daniel Bryan’s returning “Yes movement,” and his feud with “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt.

– The Miz comes out to the ring to kick off tonight’s show with the latest edition of Miz TV. The Miz starts talking about Daniel Bryan, saying that he doesn’t like Bryan, but he does care. The Miz insists that he is going to get to the bottom of what happened to Daniel Bryan after last week. Suddenly, The Firefly Fun House starts on the big screen to interrupt Miz. Bray Wyatt tells Miz that he doesn’t want to know what happened to Bryan, and says Bryan could be with “him.” Wyatt says he doesn’t think Bryan will be able to make it to TLC, so he invites Miz to join him at TLC again. Miz says this isn’t about him, it’s about Daniel. Wyatt interrupts again, and his puppets start chiming in too. Bray says his word o the day is family, and we see a shot of the old Wyatt Family, and then Bray holds up a photo of Miz’s family. The Miz leaves the ring and heads to the back.

– Back from the break, Miz is shown backstage on his phone with Maryse. The Miz says they don’t know what Wyatt is capable of, so he’s heading home immediately.

– Mandy Rose vs. Alexa Bliss: Sonya Deville and Nikki Cross are both at ringside. The fight spills out to ringside early on, and Mandy hits a big boot then slams Alexa into the apron. Back in the ring, Mandy keeps Alexa grounded with a shoulder lock. Mandy wastes some time and Alexa fights back with some strikes. Mandy puts her down again with a dropkick, then a running knee to the face for a two count. Mandy misses a shot and Alexa rolls her up for a two count. Mandy fights back with knees and slaps to the face. Alexa grabs Many by the throat and throws her down. Alexa follows up with strikes then stomps on Mandy’s head. Sonya causes a distraction, and Nikki takes her out. Mandy hits a German suplex on Alexa for a two count. Alexa fights back with a DDT, then she goes to the top turnbuckle. Alexa hits the Twisted Bliss for the three count.

Winner: Alexa Bliss

– After the match we see a close-up replay of Mandy ripping off one of Alexa’s fake eyelashes during the match.

– Still to come: Roman Reigns vs. Dolph Ziggler

– We see Dana Brooke backstage getting some food from catering. Drake Maverick interrupts her and asks if it’s true she is going on a date with Batista. Drake says he’s happy for them but he’s feeling rejected, because they had something last week. Elias interrupts and sings a song about Batista being better than Drake. Drake hits Elias across the face and walks off.

– Drake Maverick comes out to the ring and cuts a promo on Elias. He says that nobody makes a mockery of him, his marriage, or his beautiful wife. He calls out Elias to fight him right now. Elias comes out with Dana Brooke. Elias gets in the ring and leaves his guitar at ringside. Elias pie-faces Drake and fends off Drake’s offense. Elias picks up Drake by his belt and shirt and then spanks him. Elias kicks Drake out of the ring, which leads to Dana throwing Drake back in the ring. Elias hits the Drift Away on Drake. Dana gets in the ring pins Drake with one foot.

– We see The Miz walking backstage, when he notices a room lit up red inside and he stops. He walks in and sees the photo of his family that Wyatt was holding earlier. Wyatt now ambushes Miz from behind and drops him. Wyatt picks up the photo of Miz’s family and sets it on top of Miz on the floor.

– Back from the break, we see a referee helping The Miz back to his feet.

– SmackDown Tag Team Champions Big E and Kofi Kingston make their entrance and take seats at the commentary table.

– Ali & Shorty G vs. Heavy Machinery vs. The Revival vs. Lucha House Party: This one is a Fatal 4 Way elimination tag match. Shorty G and Metalik start off trading takedowns and holds on the mat. Ali tags in for the double team. Metalik and Ali trade counters and arm drags. Ali looks for a hurricanrana but Metalik lands on his feet. Tucker and Lince Dorado tag themselves in and go at it. The Revival runs in and Tucker and Dorado take them both out. Tucker picks up Dorado and uses him as a battering ram to knock The Revival and G/Ali off the aprons. Dorado fights back and Metalik tags in. The Lucha House Party clears the ring and hits dives on The Revival and Otis at ringside. Dorado and Metalik drop Dawson at ringside, then Metalik heads back in the ring. Otis grabs him, then Tucker tags in for the double team and they pin Metalik for the three count. Lucha Hosue Party is now eliminated.

Back from the break, The Revival takes control of the pace of this one for now. Shorty G tags himself in and goes at it with Tucker now. Dawson tags himself in but Tucker takes him out with a back body drop. Otis gets the tag and cleans house. Otis hits a powerslam then rips his shirt off. Otis no-sells some shots from Dawson, then hits a t-bone suplex. Otis hits a running splash in the corner, and Wilder tags himself in. Otis knocks Wilder out to ringside, then he hits the Caterpillar on Dawson in the ring. Wilder sneaks back in the ring and rolls up Otis from behind for the three count. Heavy Machinery is now eliminated.

It’s down to The Revival vs. Shorty G and Ali. Both teams start brawling in the ring, and it quickly spills out to ringside. The Revival gets distracted talking trash to The New Day at the announce table, which leads to G and Ali knocking The Revival into The New Day. All three teams argue at ringside now.

Back in the ring, G hits a double German suplex on both Revival members. Ali tags in for a superkick/German suplex double team on Wilder. G takes out Dawson, then Ali and Wilder continue going at it. Ali hits a tornado DDT, then goes up top. Ali looks for the 450, but Dawson pulls Wilder outside to safety. Ali looks for a dive, but The Revival catches him and throws Ali into the timekeeper’s area. Shorty G had tagged himself in, and he successfully hits dive on The Revival now. Back in the ring, G puts Wilder in the ankle lock, but Dawson hits a cheap shot to break it up. This leads to The Revival hitting The Shatter Machine for the three count.

Winners: The Revival

– The Revival will now challenge The New Day for their Tag Team Titles at the TLC pay-per-view. The New Day starts to leave, but The Revival get mics and call them out. The Revival says they take this seriously, so it’s time for the pancakes and dancing to end, because they’re taking the Tag Title back to the old days.

– Roman Reigns is backstage for an interview. He says Corbin is bigger than him, but Corbin can’t keep up with Reigns in the ring, and he’s going to embarrass Corbin.

– Lacey Evans vs. Haley Jones: Lacey hits the Women’s Right in the opening moments of this one for the win after a short squash match against an enhancement talent.

Winner: Lacey Evans

– Sasha Banks comes out after the bell and tells Lacey to stay in the ring because they have business to take care of. Sasha gets on the apron and cuts a promo on Lacey. Lacey has heard enough and says she is sick of Sasha and Bayley’s excuses for their failures. Sasha gets in the ring and comes face to face with Lacey, and Lacey drops her with a right hand. Lacey heads up the ramp, but Bayley ambushes her from behind. Sasha joins Bayley and they leave.

– Michael Cole and Corey Graves send us to a video package looking at WWE’s Tribute To The Troops.

– Roman Reigns vs. Dolph Ziggler: Ziggler starts off strong and tries to work over Reigns’ knee. Ziggler misses a shot in the corner and the fight spills out to ringside. Ziggler reverses a Drive-By kick attempt by Reigns, and he throws Reigns into the ring steps. Back in the ring, Ziggler hits a dropkick for a two count. Reigns starts fighting back, but he misses a shot in the corner and Ziggler drops him. Ziggler tries to keep Reigns grounded, but Reigns fights up and clotheslines Ziggler outside. Reigns follows him out, but he misses a Superman punch attempt and Ziggler drops him. While both men are down at ringside, Baron Corbin comes out and sits on his throne at ringside. Back in the ring, Reigns hits a Superman punch for a two count on Ziggler. Ziggler fights back and hits the Zig Zag for a two count of his own. Corbin gets on the apron now to distract the ref. Reigns gives Corbin a Superman punch off the apron. Ziggler rolls up Reigns from behind for a two count. They get up and Reigns immediately hits the spear for the three count.

Winner: Roman Reigns

– Corbin’s helpers who carried his throne out check on Corbin on the ringside floor. Reigns runs round the ring and kicks a bunch of them over. Corbin’s helpers start ganging up on Reigns now, but Reigns fights them all off. Corbin blindsides Reigns and stomps on him now. Corbin sends Reigns out to ringside and throws him into the ring post. Corbin’s helpers get involved again, but Reigns fights them off and throws Corbin over the announce table. Reigns wants to put Corbin through the table, but Ziggler gets back in the picture now and superkicks Reigns. Ziggler gets handcuffs and tries to cuff Reigns, but Reigns fights him off. Corbin and his helpers overpower Reigns to put the cuffs on him. They handcuff Reigns’ arms around the ring post and they beat on him. Ziggler and Corbin get cans of dog food from under the ring, and they dump it over Reigns’ head since Reigns wants to be the “big dog.” They mush it in his face and hair. Ziggler has more dog food and continues dumping it on Reigns. Corbin and Ziggler head backstage as referees check on Reigns and SmackDown goes off the air.

The December 4, 2019 edition of WWE NXT aired live on the USA Network from Full Sail University in Winter Park, FL.

– Tonight’s broadcast opens with a video package highlighting last week’s show.

– Mauro Ranallo welcomes us to the show from Full Sail University. He starts previewing tonight’s show, but is interrupted by Killian Dain’s entrance.

– Dain comes out to the ring and gets on the mic. Dain calls out Damien Priest, saying he’s not man enough to fight him. Dain says he won’t leave the ring until someone comes out to fight him. Pete Dunne comes out to answer the challenge.

– Pete Dunne vs. Killian Dain: Dunne hits the ring and immediately bring the fight to Dain. Dain rolls outside for a breather, then rolls back in to go back at it with Dunne. Dunne counters a shot and connects with a kick. Dunne starts working on Dain’s fingers now. They brawl out to ringside where Dunne continues with strikes. Back in the ring, Dain fights back and drops Dunne, then follows up with a senton. Dain tries to keep Dunne grounded now, and chokes him against the ropes. Dunne tries to mount offense, but Dain levels him with a running crossbody. Dain misses a kick and Dunne starts firing back. Dunne hits a German suplex for a two count. Dunne misses a shot and Dain sends him out to ringside, then Dain follows up with a big suicide dive. Back in the ring, they fight up the turnbuckle and Dunne hits a superplex. The crow is behind Dunne now as he continues the offense on Dain. Dain gets sent outside again and Dunne hits a moonsault on the floor. Dain fires back on the floor with a slam into the apron, then a senton splash. Back in ther ing, Dain hits a cannonball into Dunne on the ring steps. Back in the ring, Dain nails Dunne in the corner, then he looks for a Vader Bomb, but Dunne blocks it with his knees. Dunne looks for a triangle choke, but Dain turns it into a powerbomb for a two count. They fight up to the top turnbuckle, and Dunne applies a sleeper. Dain falls back and lands on top of Dunne on the mat, and Dain stays laying on top of him for the three count.

Winner: Killian Dain

– Dakota Kai is backstage for an interview. She talks about her plans to take out Rhea Ripley tonight, just like she did to that “hood rat” Mia Yim.

– Adam Cole, Kyle O’Reilly and Roderick Strong make their way out to the ring next. Bobby Fish is out with an injury. Cole gets on the mic and talks about the Undisputed Era having a November to remember. He talks about taking over RAW and SmackDown, then beating them at Survivor Series. Cole says NXT repaid them by injuring Fish last week, Keith Lee attacking them, and Finn Balor turning on them. Cole says they need answers, and they aren’t leaving until they get them. Keith Lee’s music hits and he comes out and gets on the mic. O’Reilly starts cutting a promo on Lee. Lee says he’s a game changer, and says the GIF of him hitting the Pounce on Cole went viral. Lee says he can’t decide which Title to take from the Undisputed Era first. Cole starts threatening Lee, and Lee drops him with a right hand. The Era attacks Lee, but Lee fights them off. Tommaso Ciampa comes out to help and he drops Cole from behind. He sends Cole back into the ring, and Lee looks for a powerbomb, but O’Reilly and Cole pull Strong out to safety. Lee and Ciampa stand tall in the ring while the Era retreats. Ciampa picks up the NXT Title that Cole dropped and the crowd pops.

– Xia Li is shown backstage cutting a promo on Shayna Baszler. She tells Shayna to prepare to face a warrior.

– Shayna Baszler vs. Xia Li: Alicia Taylor does the ring introductions, and both competitors come out to the ring alone. Li and Baszler trade lots of strikes and counters early on fairly evenly. Baszler eventually tackles Li down and pummels on her, then Li turns it around. Back on their feet, Li hits a tornado kick to drop Shayna. Baszler fights back and starst working over Li’s arm. Baszler continues trying to injure Li’s arm and fans boo. Li looks for a kick, but Baszler catches it and turns it into a single-leg Boston Crab. Li fights out and starts firing up with strikes. They fight up the turnbuckle and Li hits a sunset flip powerbomb for a two count. Li misses a kick attempt, and Baszler locks in the Kirifuda Clutch for the win.

Winner: Shayna Baszler

– Still to come: Rhea Ripley vs. Dakota Kai

– Back from the break, we see video from earlier today of Kassius Ohno outside the arena. He cuts a promo about the upcoming Worlds Collide special during Royal Rumble weekend. Ohno says he’s here tonight in case any superstars want a preview of what he’s going to do at Worlds Collide.

– The Forgotten Sons vs. Leon Ruff & Adrian Alanis: Jaxson Ryker is at ringside. The opening bell sounds and Ruff immediately charges, but Blake stops him and beats him down. Cutler tags in for the big double team. Alanis tries to get involved, but The Sons double team him too. The Sons make quick work of Ruff and Alanis in a short squash match.

Winners: The Forgotten Sons

– After the match, Ryker grabs Ruff and chokeslams him over the top rope and onto the edge of the ring apron. Ruff falls down to the floor as the Sons stand tall in the ring.

– Rhea Ripley is shown backstage warming up.

– Dakota Kai vs. Rhea Ripley: Kai carries Tegan Nox’s knee brace out to the ring with her Ripley cuts a promo from the stage before the match, then Mia Yim runs out and hits the ring and brawls with Kai. Yim boots Kai in the face and knocks her out to ringside. Ripley throws her back in the ring. Kai and Yim continue to go at it, then they brawl out to ringside where Yim keeps the upper hand. They brawl to the backstage area, and Ripley stays at ringside. Shayna Baszler, Jessamyn Duke, and Marina Shafir come out to the ring, and Rhea gets in ther ing to wait for them. All three Horsewomen hit the ring and start going at it with Ripley. Ripley briefly fights them off and fends off several Clutch attempts. Baszler finally locks in the Kirifuda Clutch, and Ripley passes out. Referees get in the ring to break it up. On her way out of the ring, Baszler gets on the mic and taunts Ripley. She says Ripley can have her Title shot on the December 18th episode, and the Horsewomen make their exit.

Winner: No contest

– Tommaso Ciampa and Keith Lee are backstage for an interview. They need a partner to face The Undisputed Era in a six-man tag tonight, and it looks like that partner will be Dominik Dijakovic. Dominik walks on screen, and they all walk off together.

– We go to a video package of Finn Balor cutting a promo on NXT Champion Adam Cole and the rest of the Undisputed Era.

– Back from the break, we see a video pacakge looking at Isaiah “Swerve” Scott.

– Kassius Ohno vs. Matt Riddle: The opening bell sounds and they lock up to start. They grapple back and forth and size each other up in the opening moments. Ohno starts working over Riddle’s arms and takes him down. The crowd chants for Riddle as he starts to fight back, but Ohno keeps the pressure on him with some knee strikes. Riddle finally fights back and hits a German suplex. Riddle unloads with strikes now and Ohno rolls outside for a breather. Riddle hits a kick from the apron, then takes Ohno back in the ring. Riddle continues the offense on Ohno until Ohno fights back with a submission attempt and slows the pace now. Ohno tries to keep Riddle grounded, but Riddle finally gets out and drops Ohno, then hits a senton on him. Riddle misses a couple shots, but then he connects with a knee to Ohno’s face. Riddle hits the Bro 2 Sleep and a powerbomb, then the Final Flash knee. Riddle goes up top and hits the Floating Bro for a two count. Ohno reverses a suplex attempt and hits a suplex of his own. Ohno looks for the Gotch Lift, but Riddle fights out. Riddle hits a ripcord knee to the face, then the Bro-Derek for the three count.

Winner: Matt Riddle

– Still to come: Kushida returns to the ring.

– Back from the commercial break, it’s announced that after tonight’s show, online voting will begin for the NXT Year End Awards.

– We go to a replay of what happened between Rhea Ripley and The Horsewomen earlier tonight, as Mauro hypes up their match on December 18th.

– Kushida vs. Raul Mendoza: As Mendoza is making his way down the ring, Cameron Grimes comes out of nowhere and ambushes Raul. HE hits the double stomp on Raul on the ramp. Grimes’ music starts playing, and it looks like he is going to face Kushida instead.

Winner: No contest

– Cameron Grimes vs. Kushida: Mauro tells us on commentary that William Regal has made this match official. The opening bell sounds and Grimes starts off strong, but Kushida comes back with a kick that sends Grimes out to the floor. Kushida hits a big suicide plancha on Grimes on the floor, then brings him back in the ring. Kushida continues his momentum with a series of strikes. Grimes fights off some submission attempts, but Kushida is able to lock in the octopus submission and he takes Grimes to the mat. Grimes gets the bottom rope to break the hold. Kushida hits a kick and looks for a tornado DDT, but Grimes blocks it. Grimes fights back and hits a German suplex for a two count. Grimes hits some strikes now and tries to work over Kushida’s arm. Kushida ducks some shots and fights back. Grimes looks for another German suplex, but Kushida reverses it into a roll-up for the thre count.

Winner: Kushida

– After the match, Kushida rolls outside to celebrate, and Grimes looks shocked at the finish.

– Back from the break, two matches are announced for next week: Dakota Kai will take on Mia Yim in a singles match; and Angel Garza will challenge Lio Rush for Lio’s Cruiserweight Title.

– Adam Cole, Roderick Strong & Kyle O’Reilly vs. Tommaso Ciampa, Keith Lee & Dominik Dijakoic: The opening bell sounds, and Lee and Strong go at it to start off. Lee controls the opening moments, then Ciampa tags in to continue the beat down on Strong. Dijakovic tags in now for the double team. Strong finally fights his way back to the Undisputed Era corner and tags in O’Reilly. O’Reilly starts firing back at Dijakovic with strikes, until Dijakovic fights back and hits a backbreaker then a second rope splash for a two count on O’Reilly. O’Reilly fires back with a kick, then Strong tags in for the double team. Dijakovic is able to fight off both men, and he dumps O’Reilly outside, knocking down Cole in the process.

Back in the ring, Strong starts getting in some offense on Dijakovic. Dominik fights back, but O’Reilly tags in and stops him from tagging out. Cole comes in too and all three Era members try to hold Dominik back from tagging out. O’Reilly ends up knocking Lee off the apron, then Dijakovic breaks free and tags in Ciampa. Ciampa unloads on all three Era members now and clears the ring. Ciampa hits Cole with a draping DDT, then hits Project Ciampa on O’Reilly for a two count.

Strong tags bck in and goes at it with Ciampa now, and he stuns Ciampa with a knee strike. Strong and O’Reilly hit the High Low on Ciampa, but Dijakovic breaks up the pin. Strong and O’Reilly double team Dijakovic now. Ciampa gets back in the mic and boots Strong in the face. Strong and Ciampa are both down now.

Lee and Cole get the tags at the same time, and Lee cleans house. Lee looks for a dive on the Era at ringside, but the Era members dodge it. Lee starts brawling with them on the floor, then Dijakovic hits a dive on the Era at ringside. O’Reilly goes to the top turnbuckle, but Dijakovic stops him. Finn Balor suddenly hits the ring and gives Cole a dropkick, sending him into the referee for a ref bump.

Fans chant “Holy Shit” at Balor’s involvement. Balor looks for the 1916 on Ciampa in the ring, but Lee breaks it up. Balor fights back, but Lee drops him with a powerbomb. Cole then superkicks Lee as Balor retreats. Cole looks for a running knee, but Lee catches him with a Jackhammer in the middle of the ring. Lee pins for the three count.

Winners: Keith Lee, Tommaso Ciampa & Dominik Dijakovic

– After the match, we go to replays as Balor recovers at ringside and looks on as the winners celebrate. William Regal appears at ringside and announcers another big match for December 18. Adam Cole will defend his Title against the winner of a triple threat match next week between Balor, Ciampa and Lee. Balor, Ciampa and Lee all exchange looks as NXT goes off the air.

The December 2, 2019 edition of WWE RAW aired live on the USA Network from the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN.

– This week’s broadcast opens up with the AOP arriving to the arena in a black van. Charly Caruso tries to interview them, but they don’t have much to say and they enter the arena.

– Seth Rollins comes out to the ring to kick off the show in street clothes. Seth says he wants to apologize to the entire locker room, and Kevin Owens comes out. Owens says he smells B.S. coming from Seth, and he asks if he had something to do with the AOP attacking last week. Rollins denies any involvement. Owens says he can tell that Rollins is lying because his lips are moving, and then the AOP comes out to interrupt. The AOP get on the mic and say something in a foreign language, and then they challenge Owens and Rollins to a tag match tonight. Owens says he doesn’t want to walk into a trap, and if Rollins wants a shot at him let’s just do it right now. Rollins says he tried, and he walks off. Rollins walks up the ramp and comes face to face with AOP on the stage. The AOP let Rollins walk by, and he heads to the back. Owens says Seth might be out of here, but he wants a piece of the AOP. Owens tells them to come to the ring, preferably one at a time. The AOP laughs and heads backstage. Owens says he still wants a fight, and he issues an open challenge for tonight.

– Bobby Lashley and Lana are shown backstage walking through the arena hallways.

– Back from the break, Kevin Owens is still in the ring. Lana’s music hits and she comes out to the stage, and Owens looks disappointed. Lana and Owens start arguing. Lana informs everyone that Rusev isn’t here tonight, and she knows Owens doesn’t care but the fans do. She says she filed a restraining order against him again. Lana says Rusev is a danger to everyone, and if he shows up today he’s going to jail for a long time. Owens interrupts and says he’s never heard someone talk so much yet say so little. Owens says Lana thinks she’s so important and beautiful, but that she’s a repulsive person. Lana talks some trash to Owens, then says that her boyfriend Lashley is going to finish him. Lashley comes out, and it looks like he’s answering Owen’s open challenge. Some security guards come out to ringside with Lana for the match.

– Bobby Lashley vs. Kevin Owens: The opening bell sounds and Lashley controls the opening moments of this one. Owens starts mounting a comeback, but Lashley dodges a moonsault and Owens crashes down by himself. Lashley follows up with more offense on Owens now and pummels on him in the corner. Lashley hits a facebuster on Owens for a two count. Owens blocks a couple shots now and hits a pop-up powerbomb on Lashley. Both men are down. The AOP start walking down the ramp. The AOP hits the ring and starts beating down Owens. The ref calls for the bell.

Winner via DQ: Kevin Owens

– The AOP continues beating down Owens after the bell, and they drag him to the back as we go to commercial.

– Back from the break, Lana and Lashley are still in the ring. Charly Caruso comes in the ring to interview them, and Lana complains about Rusev. Rusev suddenly hits the ring and hits a big kick on Lashley. Lana’s security or “detectives” watch from ringside as Rusev pummels on Lashley in the ring. The security guards looks like they’s going to get in the ring, but Rusev rolls out and runs away. Lashley and Lana end up getting the detectives faces at ringside, and they get arrested.

– Back from the break, we see footage of Lana and Bobby Lashley being put into the back of a police car. Lana is screaming and threatening to sue. We see The Street Profits and R-Truth sitting back watching Lana and Lashley be driven off by the police.

– Drew McIntyre vs. Akira Tozawa: The opening bell sound and they come face to face and talk trash. Drew shoves Tozwa, and they go at it. Drew overpowers Tozawa early on and taunts him to give up. Tozawa finally fight sback with some kicks, and he sends Drew out to the ringside floor. Tozawa hits a suicide dive on Drew on the floor. They brawl on the floor and Drew turns it around, hitting an inverted Alabama Slam on the ringside floor. Back in the ring, Drew keeps Tozawa grounded and lays into him with strikes. Drew hits an overhead suplex and continues the beat-down on Tozawa. Tozawa fights up and takes Drew down with a missile dropkick off the top. Drew fights back and forth with Tozawa now until Drew hits the Claymore Kick out of nowhere for the three count.

Winner: Drew McIntyre

– After the match, Drew stays in the ring and gets on the mic. Drew says that was fun, and he talks about his problem with people going on social media now to air out their business. He says the WWE locker room likes to be cryptic, but he is going to be straight with his issues. He calls out Randy Orton specifically now, and Orton comes out to the ring. Orton turns his back on Drew, and Drew cuts a promo on Orton. Drew says Orton walks around here like he owns the place, but says Orton is only vicious on Twitter now and not in the ring. Drew says he is the most ferocious star in WWE now, and says that he and the Claymore Kick are happening now, and Orton and the RKO are the past. Orton calls out Drew now and says he hasn’t earned anything here yet, and he will fix Drew’s problem right now. They come nose to nose, and then The OC interrupts. Gallows, Styles and Anderson talk some trash about Orton for “ruining AJ’s life.” Drew says this doesn’t have anything to do with him, so he leaves and walks past the OC up the ramp. The OC hits the ring now and goes at it with Orton. They beat down Orton until Ricochet, then Humberto Carrillo, then Rey Mysterio come out to make the save. They clear The OC out of the ring, and The OC retreats up the ramp.

– Backstage, Mysterio, Carrillo, and Ricochet are checking on Orton backstage. Orton doesn’t seem interested in their help.

– Tony Nese vs. Aleister Black: The opening bell sounds and they trade offense fairly evenly in the opening moments. Nese hits a big shot and takes control now. Nese wastes some time showing off, and Black fires back with a series of kicks and knee strikes. Black follows up with the Black Mass for the three count after a short but competitive match.

Winner: Aleister Black

– Buddy Murphy says he’s going to expose Black as someone who takes himself way too seriously. Murphy says he is cool, calm, and collected, but Aleister is a hot head who needs to calm down.

– Eric Young vs. Andrade: Zelina Vega is at ringside for this one. Andrade controls the opening moments of this one, as Zelina cheers on from the floor. Young finally fights back and he drops Andrade, then connects with a flying elbow drop off the top for a two count. Young controls the pace now and beats own on Andrade. Andrade fights back with a jawbreaker and a kick for a two count. Young tries to fight back, but Andrade shuts him down with the double knee strikes and the hammerlock DDT to win.

Winner: Andrade

– After the match, R-Truth runs out and hides behind the fan barricade from some wrestlers looking for his 24/7 Title. Kyle Bush from NASCAR is in the front row, and at first they help Truth hide, but then Kyle Bush rolls up Truth for the three count to win his 24/7 Title. Bush heads up the ramp to the back with his new 24/7 Title, and Truth looks shocked.

– The Street Profits are backstage cutting a promo for Cyber Monday sales at WWE Shop. No Way Jose and his conga line dance by them.

– It looks like Seth Rollins is on his way out of the building, and he is stopped for an interview by Charly Caruso. She asks why Rollins didn’t help Owens from being attacked by AOP after he said everyone on RAW is his family. Rollins gets mad, saying that Owens said he didn’t want his help. Charly says people are questioning the sincerity of Rollins’ apology earlier. Rollins gets frustrated now and says everyone wants to be a critic, but not everyone has the guts to be a leader.

– We see a video package looking at Rey Mysterio winning the WWE U.S. Title last week.

– They go to a pre-tape of Erick Rowan looking into his mysterious pet cage, talking about how cute the mystery thing inside the cage is.

– No Way Jose vs. Erick Rowan: Joe comes out with his usual conga line, and Rowan comes out with his covered pet cage. The opening bell sounds, but Rowan gets distracted by members of the conga line who are about to look at his covered pet cage. Rowan rolls out of the ring and beats down the conga line members, then beats down Jose. Rowan takes Jose back in the ring and continues beating on him. Rowan hits the Iron Claw and pins, but Rowan gets up before the three count. Rowan hits a second Iron Claw and pins for the three count this time.

Winner: Erick Rowan

– Rowan leaves with his pet cage with the cover still on them.

– Asuka and Kairi Sane are shown backstage warming up.

– Back from the commercial break, Rowan is at the gorilla position for an interview. He is repeatedly asked what’s in the cage, but he doesn’t answer and walks away.

– Asuka and Kairi Sane are backstage for an interview. Kairi cuts a promo in her native language, and then they head out to the ring.

– Charlotte vs. Kairi Sane & Asuka: This one is a handicap match. Asuka and Sane attack Charlotte before the bell. The Kabuki Warriors start off strong, but Charlotte is able to fight them off and knock them out to ringside one by one. Charlotte connects with a baseball slide dropkick out of the ring on both women at ringside. Asuka reverses an Irish whip into the barricade, and the Kabuki Warriors take control of the match now. Back in the ring, Charlotte dodges a hip attack and Asuka accidentally knocks Kairi out to the ringside floor. Charlotte dumps Asuka out to ringside next, then hits suicide dive on both women. Back in the ring, Charlotte boots Kairi off the apron. Charlotte misses a big boot on Asuka, and Asuka takes control now against Charlotte. Charlotte fights back and drops Asuka then puts Kairi in a Boston Crab, but Asuka gets back up and breaks it up. Kairi and Asuka keep the pressure on Charlotte now with frequent tags. Charlotte dodges a double team attempt, then she hits a double spear on both Kabuki Warriors. She pins Asuka for a two count. Charlotte puts Asuka in the Figure Eight, but Kairi breaks it up with the flying elbow off the top for the three count.

Winners: Asuka & Kairi Sane

– The Viking Raiders are shown backstage getting ready to come out to the ring.

– Charlotte is stopped backstage for an interview, but Charlotte just walks off.

– The Viking Raiders vs. Mark Sterling & Mitchell Lyons: The Viking Raiders beat down these two enhancement talents early on. The make quick work of them and hit the Viking Experience for the win after a short squash match.

Winners: The Viking Raiders

– Rey Mysterio, Ricochet and Humberto are shown in their locker room. Rey says to get ready for the legend, and for the future.

– The OC cuts a promo at the Gorilla position. They talk about Randy Orton sticking his nose in OC business. They say they’re going to take out their anger tonight hurting Humberto, Ricochet, and especially Rey.

– Humberto Carrillo, Rey Mysterio & Ricochet vs. The OC (AJ Styles, Karl Anderson, Luke Gallows): Humberto starts off strong against Anderson. AJ tags in and goes at it with Humberto now. Humberto mounts some offense, then hits a moonault off the top for a two count. Anderson hits a cheap shot from the apron now, and AJ knocks Humberto out to ringside. Back in the ring, Gallows tags in to continue the beating on Humberto. Rey finally gets the hot tag and starts cleaning house now. AJ tags back in and Rey sends him into the ropes. Rey looks for the 619, but Anderson gets involved to stop it. Anderson throws Rey against the fan barricade now and beats him down at ringside. Back in the ring, The OC members trade tags and take turns beating down Rey. Ricochet finally gets the hot tag and starts cleaning house. AJ tags in and Ricochet hits a flying clothesline on him and continues the offense. Anderson hits a cheap shot on Ricochet, and AJ drops him for a two count. AJ looks for the Styles Clash, but Ricochet escapes and hits the Recoil. Anderson breaks up the pin, then Rey takes out Anderson and hits the 619. Gallows takes out Rey with a big boot, then Humberto knocks Gallows out to ringside and hits a dive on him. AJ and Anderson are alone in the ring now. AJ looks for the Styles Clash, but Ricochet reverses it into a pin for a two count. AJ fires back with the Pele kick, then he takes Ricochet to the top turnbuckle. Ricochet tries to hit a hurricanrana off the top, but AJ reverses it into a Styles Clash off the middle rope for the three count.

Winners: The OC

– After the match, Orton hits the ring and hits the RKO out of nowhere on AJ Styles. Orton gets up on the turnbuckle and poses as RAW goes off the air.

Winners: Asuka & Kairi Sane

– The Viking Raiders are shown backstage getting ready to come out to the ring.

Winner: Drew McIntyre

The November 29th, 2019 edition of WWE Friday Night SmackDown aired live on FOX from the Legacy Arena in Birmingham, AL.

– This week’s broadcast opens up with a shot of the arena, and we see a Happy Thanksgiving graphic on the big screen.

– Roman Reigns comes out to the ring to kick off the show. Reigns gets on the mic and wishes everyone a Happy Thanksgiving, and talks about what Thanksgiving means to him. He says last year was a tough year, but being in the ring and healthy for this Thanksgiving is a blessing. Reigns talks about how SmackDown kicked ass at Survivor Series — except Baron Corbin. Reigns calls out Corbin, and Corbin comes out to the stage with a mic. Corbin blames Reigns for betraying the team and getting Corbin eliminated. Reigns and Corbin exchange words, and Corbin takes some shots at Alabama. Reigns says he’ll go at it with Corbin right now, but Corbin says Reigns should face Robert Roode instead. Roode comes out next, with Dolph Ziggler in his corner.

– Roman Reigns vs. Robert Roode: Ziggler and Corbin are both at ringside for this one. Roode controls the opening moments of this one, until he tries going to the top rope and Reigns uppercuts Roode down to the floor. They brawl at ringside now, and Roode hits a spinebuster on the announce table. Back in the ring, Reigns turns it around with a leaping clothesline. Reigns continues with strikes in the corner, then a big boot. Roode stops the Big Dog’s momentum with a Blockbuster off the middle rope for a two count. Roode looks for the Glorious DDT, but Reigns escapes and gives Roode a sit-out powerbomb for a two count. Reigns looks for a superman punch, but Ziggler pulls Roode out to ringside. Reigns runs around the ring and drops Ziggler at ringside. This leads to Roode blindsiding Reigns and slamming him into the ring steps. Back in the ring, Roode looks for a shot off the top, but Reigns punches him out of mid-air for a two count. Reigns looks for a spear, but Roode catches him and gives him a spinebuster for a two count. Corbin throws his scepter to Roode to use as a weapon. Corbin distracts the ref, but their plan doesn’t work, as Reigns gives them both Superman punches and spears Roode for the three count.

Winner: Roman Reigns

– After the match, Ziggler and Corbin attack Reigns in the ring. Reigns is able to fight them off, but then Roode nails Reigns from behind with the scepter, and Reigns is down. Roode grabs a steel chair and unfolds it in the ring. Roode puts Reigns head on the chair and goes to hit it with the scepter, but Reigns moves. Reigns gives Roode a Superman punch and Roode falls out to ringside. Reigns is not happy, and he runs around ringside and spears Roode through the fan barricade. Reigns throws some office chairs on top of Roode under the rubble of the fan barricade. Ziggler comes back over, but Reigns nails him with the steel ring steps. Reigns flips the announce desk over on top of Roode now. We see Corbin retreating to the back as Reigns notices him on the ramp.

– Coming up: “New face of the Firefly Fun House.”

– Back from the break, we see the whole ringside area still torn up. Cole and Graves send us to a video package looking at Daniel Bryan challenging Bray Wyatt for the Universal Title.

– Bray welcomes us to the latest edition of the Firefly Fun House. He holds up the Universal Title and says he has a lot to be thankful for. He says sharing is caring, and The Fiend has the belt too. Wyatt says he had a blast playing with Daniel Bryan at Survivor Series, and he wants to do it again. He says if Bryan wants to join the fun again and have a Title of his own, Wyatt can make that happen, and all Bryan has to do is let him in.

– We see a pre-taped promo from Sheamus, making his first on-air appearance in a while. Sheamus calls out the current crop of stars on SmackDown, and says none of them are like him. He says SmackDown has become soft without him.

– Ali vs. Drew Gulak: Gulak control the opening moments of this one. Ali is able to dodge some shots and fire back with some strikes of his own, but Gulak slams him down from the middle rope and tries to keep him grounded. Ali fights out of a half Boston crab and throws Gulak into the corner. Ali hits a Tornado DDT out of the corner, then follows up with a 450 splash for the three count.

Winner: Ali

– Sasha Banks and Bayley are shown backstage walking through the arena.

– We go to a WWE Shop promo with Heavy Machinery.

– Daniel Bryan is shown backstage in the arena pacing back and forth.

– Sasha Banks and Bayley come out to the ring to address the women of SmackDown. They get on mics and talk about the SmackDown locker room letting them down at Survivor Series. They say they are role models and leaders, and the rest of the roster are weak links. Sasha trashes her Survivor Series teammates until Lacey Evans comes out to interrupt. Lacey gets on the mic and says she just finished preparing a Thanksgiving meal for 36 people, and now she has to deal with Sasha and Bayley. She says they are not leaders, and she wouldn’t trust them to lead “the chicken dance at a garden party.” She says they’re blaming everyone else for their failures, and SmackDown needs a better locker room leader, like Lacey. Sasha gets in Lacey’s face, and Lacey knocks her down with a right hand to the face. Bayley doesn’t do anything and Lacey leaves.

– We’re backstage with Daniel Bryan again for an interview. He’s asked if he will accept Bray’s challenge, but then it appears the segment is interrupted by another edition of the Firefly Fun House. Bray talks to his pig puppet about Thanksgiving, and he tells the puppet he can change, just like how Daniel Bryan can change. Wyatt says you just have to follow these rules… and he introduces a rap song about “how to pull up your pants and do the muscle man dance.” The screen cuts to a shot of Bryan watching Bray’s pig puppet rapping on a monitor, and Bryan doesn’t look impressed. On the rap video on the screen, Wyatt says to let him in, but don’t let in the “reptilians or the triangle folk.” The song ends, and we go back to Bryan, who doesn’t seem impressed by the performance, and we go to commercial without him saying a word.

– Sonya Deville comes out with Mandy Rose. Sonya will be in action against Nikki Cross next. Nikki comes out to the ring, but before the match, Mandy gets on the mic and trashes NIkki, saying she looks like a plate of cold Thanksgiving leftovers.

– Nikki Cross vs. Sonya Deville: Sonya starts off strong with a series of strikes right off the opening bell. Nikki fights back after a jawbreaker, and she puts Sonya down with a running bulldog. Nikki goes up top, but Mandy causes a distraction and Sonya slams her down. Sonya walks over to Nikki, but Nikki grabs her and rolls her up in a cradle pin for the three count.

Winner: Nikki Cross

– Mandy and Sonya beat down Nikki after the match, until Alexa Bliss runs in for the save. Nikki and Alexa give Mandy a double team DDT, then they hug before leaving.

– We see The Miz approach Daniel Bryan backstage. The Miz says that The Fiend changes people for the worse, just look at Seth Rollins and Finn Balor’s behavior after facing The Fiend. The Miz tells Bryan he’s not his friend or his mentor, but he thinks Bryan is too important to SmackDown and his family to lose him. Bryan looks like he’s heard enough, and Miz walks off.

– Back from commercial, Drake Maverick is backstage chatting up Dana Brooke. He says one of his favorite Holiday traditions is mistletoe, and he holds mistletoe up between him and Dana. Dana shuts him down, and she recalls that Maverick recently got married. Elias interrupts and plays a new song, and sings about Maverick’s wife finding out about this.

– Kofi Kingston and Big E come out to the ring, and they’ve got mics. Big E talks about Thanksgiving and Black Friday. Kofi says they’ve decided to open for business on Black Friday, so they’re issuing an open challenge to anyone who wants to come try to take their Tag Team Titles. The question is – who? Shinsuke Nakamura and Cesaro come out with Sami Zayn, and Sami has a mic. Sami says Thanksgiving is gluttonous and evil, and says Black Friday epitomizes all the evils of capitalism. Sami says it’s time to have Tag Champs who don’t glorify those things, and we’ve got a match.

– Kofi Kingston & Big E (c) vs. Shinsuke Nakamura & Cesaro: The New Day’s Tag Titles are on the line in this one. Nakamur and Cesaro trade frequent tags and dominate the opening moments of this match against Kofi. They keep Kofi isolated in their corner as Sami cheers them on from ringside. Big E finally gets the hot tag and starts cleaning house. Kofi tags back in for the double team on Nakamura, but Cesaro breaks it up. Kofi dumps Cesaro out to ringside and looks for a dive, but Cesaro intercepts Kofi with an uppercut. Cesaro throws Kofi back in the ring, where the legal man Nakamura looks for the Kinshasa. Kofi dodges it and takes Nakamura down. Nakamura fires back with a knee to the head, then hits a knee drop for a two count. Cesaro tags in and hits a series of strikes on Kingston. Kofi connects with a kick, but then he misses the Trouble In Paradise. Cesaro drops Kofi throat-first over the top rope, then Sami looks for a cheap shot but the ref catches him. The ref ejects Sami from ringside. Cesaro is distracted, and this leads to Kofi hitting the Trouble In Paradise on Cesaro. Kofi pins for the three count.

Winners & still Tag Team Champions: The New Day

– The New Day celebrates with their Tag Titles at ringside and head to the back.

– Cole sends us to a video package looking at Roman Reign’s beating down Roode and Ziggler earlier.

– Daniel Bryan is shown backstage walking through the hallways of the arena.

– Back from the break, Daniel Bryan’s music hits and the former World Champion makes his way down to the ring. Bryan gets on the mic and he talks about Wyatt offering him a Universal Title rematch if he “lets him in.” Bryan says all night people have been giving him unsolicited advice. Bryan says he knows The Fiend changed Finn Balor and Seth Rollins, and maybe he needs to change too. Bryan says he could feel himself changing during his Survivor Series match, but it wasn’t The Fiend changing him, it was the fans. Bryan says that Wyatt challenged him to another Universal Title match, and to answer, he leads the fans in a big Yes chant. Wyatt suddenly appears on the big screen and says this new energy is so exciting, but, The Miz is right, and if Bryan goes through with this, he will change again. Wyatt says it’s only fair though since Bryan is one of the people who helped Wyatt change and build the Firefly Fun House. Wyatt asks if Bryan remembers how he helped change Wyatt, because The Fiend remembers. Wyatt says he almost forgot – he promised a “new face” tonight, and he’s a man of his word. The lights in the building turn red and The Fiend pops out from the ring and tries to pull Bryan down under the ring. Bryan fights back, but The Fiend is able to lock him in the mandible claw. The Fiend pulls Bryan down into the hole in the ring that he popped out of. The Fiend pulls his hands up and it looks like he has chunks of Bryan’s hair in his hands. The Fiend pulls up more hair from the hole in the ring and throws it on the canvas. We hear laughing over the arena speakers, and we cut to black.

The November 27th, 2019 edition of WWE’s NXT on USA Network took place at Full Sail University in Winter Park, FL.

– This week’s broadcast opens up with a video package looking at some of the highlights from Takeover: Wargames four nights ago.

– The show kicks off with the entire NXT roster coming out to the ring to celebrate their victory over RAW and SmackDown at Survivor Series. The Undisputed Era comes out to interrupt the celebration, and Adam Cole asks what’s wrong with all of them. He says The Undisputed Era is the only reason NXT was successful at Survivor Series. Cole says none of you “are NXT,” but The Undisputed Era is. Cole says while they are all celebrating, Bobby Fish and Kyle O’Reilly are preparing to defend their Tag Titles tonight. Cole starts talking about the prophecy of the Undisputed Era, but then Ciampa interrupts from the ring. Ciampa says everyone sees what’s going on except for Cole. Ciampa says this is the end of the Undisputed Era, and Ciampa is now focused on getting “Goldy” back from Cole. Ciampa says there’s nothing standing in his way now. Finn Balor comes out to interrupt. Balor says he’s standing in Ciampa’s way. Ciampa tells Balor that he’s a prince who just met his king, and he wants a match with Balor. Lee gets on the mic now and says he’s confident Ciampa would beat Balor, but now it’s time for Kyle and Bobby to get in the ring for their Tag Team Title match.

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— WWE NXT (@WWENXT) November 28, 2019

– Tom Phillips is on commentary tonight, filling in for Mauro Ranallo.

– Kyle O’Reilly & Roderick Strong (c) vs. Keith Lee & Dominik Dijakovic: Lee starts off strong and throws both Fish and O’Reilly out to ringside. Fish appears to be selling a knee injury, and he is pulled from the match. Roderick Strong will be filling in. Back in the ring, Lee and Dijakovic control the pace for the next several minutes. Dijakovic picks up Lee and slams him down on top of O’Reilly for the double team. Strong and O’Reilly are finally able to get the upper hand on Dijakovic after a double team, and Strong starts working over Dijakovic’s knee. Kyle tags in now and continues the offense on Dominik. Kyle goes over and slaps Lee on the apron, and Dominik takes the opportunity to fight back. Lee gets the hot tag and cleans house. Strong and O’Reilly try to double team Lee, but Lee grabs them and gives them both a double suplex. Both Era members roll out to ringside for a breather. On Lee’s way out of the ring, Strong takes out Lee’s knee. O’Reilly hits a running kick on Lee, then takes him back in the ring. Strong is the legal man and he looks for a diving headbutt off the top, but he misses. O’Reilly comes flying off the top, but Lee headbutts him. Dominik gets the tag and starts working over Strong in the corner. Dijakovic drops Strong with a lariat. Strong starts fighting back with a shot to Dijakovic’s knee, then O’Reilly tags in. O’Reilly looks for a triangle choke on Dijakovic. Dijakovic lifts up O’Reilly to turn it into a powerbomb. Strong tries to break it up, but Dijakovic grabs Strong by the neck. Dijakovic simultaneously delivers a sit-out powerbomb to O’Reilly and a chokeslam to Strong. Dijakovic beats on Strong and O’Reilly in the corner, then he picks up Strong on his shoulders. O’Reilly has tagged himself in, and he takes Dijakovic down to the mat then hits some kicks. O’Reilly and Strong roll outside to regroup, but Lee runs out and clotheslines Strong. Lee and Strong manage to take down Lee on the floor, but then Dijakovic goes flying over the top rope with a dive on the Era members. Back in the ring, Dijakovic hits a double chokeslam on Strong and O’Reilly. Dijakovic is slow to pin due to selling a knee injury. Adam Cole starts running down the ramp, but Lee charges and hits a Pounce on Cole that sends him crashing into some plants sitting in the crowd. Dijakovic is looking at Cole, and the distraction leads to O’Reilly and Strong double teaming Dijakovic for the three count.

Winners & still NXT Tag Team Champions: The Undisputed Era

The #Thanksgiving feast has begun early, people.

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EYES.@DijakovicWWE #WWENXT pic.twitter.com/wvXiZ7K7ey

— WWE NXT (@WWENXT) November 28, 2019

– We go to replays as Strong, O’Reilly and Cole make their exits with the Tag Title belts.

– Candice LeRae is backstage for an interview. She says she’s sick of hearing about Dakota Kai, and Kai’s going to get what she has coming to her.

– Lio Rush and Akira Tozawa are shown in their locker rooms warming up for their Cruiserweight Title match tonight.

– Shane Throne vs. Mansoor: They lock up off the opening bell and they trade holds and takedowns in the opening moments. They trade chops to the chest now and Mansoor gets the upper hand. Mansoor rolls him up for two, then hits a standing moonsault for another two count. Mansoor dropkicks Thorne out of the ring. Mansoor looks for a suicide dive, but Thorne catches him and suplexes Mansoor on the ringside floor. Back in the ring, Thorne follows up with strikes and a shoulder lock. Mansoor fights back, but Thorne drops him with another suplex for a two count. Mansoor fires back with some kicks and Thorne falls back out to ringside. Mansoor connects with a dive at ringside now, then takes him back in the ring for a Blockbuster. Mansoor pins for the three count.

Winner: Mansoor

– Up next: Candice Lerae vs. Dakota Kai

– Candice LeRae vs. Dakota Kai: Candice starts off fired up and laying into Kai. Kai turns it around and starts beating down Candice now. Kai hits a big boot to the face on the apron, then slams Candice’s face into the apron. Kai hits another big boot on the apron, then takes Candice back in the ring. Candice starts fighting back and targeting Kai’s knee, but Kai puts her down with a sit-out powerbomb for a two count. They fight out to the apron, and Candice hits a German Suplex on Kai where it looks like they slip off the apron and just clip the corner of the apron. Back in the ring, Candice hits a Tornado DDT off the middle rope for a two count. Kai fights back with a headbutt and a big boot. Kai misses a shot and Candice connects with a knee strike to the head. Both women are down now, then they fight up the turnbuckle. Candice looks for a sunset flip powerbomb, and she hits it despite Kai trying to use the knee brace she hung on the turnbuckle as a weapon. Candice looks for a moonsault, but Kai rolls out of the way. Kai comes back with a slam for a two count. Kai looks for a powerbomb, but Candice reverses it and puts Kai in the Gargano Escape. Kai breaks free and rolls out to ringside. Candice looks for a dive, but Kai nails her in the head with a knee brace. The ref calls for the DQ.

Winner via DQ: Candice LeRae

– Kair beats down LeRae at ringside after the match. Kai grabs a steel chair and talks Candice, but then Rhea Ripley runs out for the save. Rhea kicks the chair away and chases off Kai.

– Tommaso Ciampa is backstage for an interview about his match with Finn Balor tonight. Ciampa says whether he calls himself the Demon or the Prince, he knows exactly who Finn Balor is. Ciampa says it was himself and not Balor who made Goldy into the most prestigious Title in sports entertainment. He says tonight he’s going to get Balor out of his way.

– Back from the commercial break, we go to a video package looking at Cameron Grimes.

– Lio Rush (c) vs. Akira Tozawa Rush’s Cruiserweight Title is on the line in this one. Rush scores lots of big offense in the opening moments of this one, and sends Tozawa out to ringside. Back in the ring, Tozawa starts to mount some offense and they end up colliding with a double bicycle kick in the middle of the ring. They fight out to the apron where Tozawa connects with a kick, then he gives rush a German suplex from the apron down to the ringside floor. This prompts a “Holy Sh–” chant from the fans. Back in the ring, Lio fights back and connects with a series of kicks on the challenger. Lio springboards off the ropes, but Tozawa catches him with a German suplex. Tozawa hits another suplex and turns it into a pin for a two count. Tozawa goes up top and looks for the senton bomb, but the Champion gets his knees up to block it. Rush goes up top and hits the Final Hour. Rush goes back up top and hits the Final Hour again fo the three count.

Winner & still Cruiserweight Champion: Lio Rush

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— WWE (@WWE) November 28, 2019

– We go backstage for an interview with Finn Balor. Balor says he’s already taken out Gargano and Riddle, and now it’s time for Ciampa to meet the Prince.

– Xia Li vs. Vanessa Borne: Borne starts off strong and beats down Li in the opening moments. Li finally fights back and she drops Borne with a powerbomb. Shayna Baszler and the Horsewomen come down the stage to interrupt. Li sees them coming, but still hits a kick on Borne. Li pins for the three count after a short match.

Winner: Xia Li

– Shayna, Shafir and Duke hit the ring. Li tries to fight them off, and they brawl back and forth. Li connects with a spinning heel kick on Baszler. Li takes out Duke, then Baszler takes out Li with a clothesline. They beat down Li, then Shayna gets on the mic. Shayna takes issue with everyone trying to take credit for what happened at Survivor Series, because no one had a weekend like her. Rhea Ripley comes out to interrupt. Shayna and the Horsewomen retreat, but Rhea says she has something to say to Shayna’s face. Shayna comes back up on the apron, and Rhea walks over to the ropes so they are face to face. Rhea says she beat Shayna and will do it again, but now she wants it to be for the NXT Women’s Championship. Shayna says the reality is that when they face off, Rhea will be tapping or napping like the rest of them. Rhea says they should do it right now then. Shayna walks off and heads to the back.

– Still to come: Tommaso Ciampa vs. Finn Balor

– The broadcast team sends us to a video package looking at Killian Dane vs. Damien Priest vs. Pete Dunne from Takeover: WarGames, including footage of Priest being treated for injured ribs after the match. Priest and Dain are booked for a singles match next week.

– Tommaso Ciampa vs. Finn Balor: The opening bell sounds, and Ciampa and Balor trade strikes and takedowns to start off. Balor applies a side headlock, but Ciampa backs him into the turnbuckle for some punishment. Ciampa sends Balor off the ropes for an elbow to the face, then he follows up with a vertical suplex for a two count. Ciampa misses on a sunset flip, and Balor fires back with a dropkick. Balor sends Ciampa out to ringside, then dropkicks him through the ropes to the back of the head. Balor and Ciampa go back and forth on the floor now, until Ciampa slingshots Balor face-first into the ring post. Back in the ring, Ciampa and Balor trade strikes again. Balor misses a shot and gets dropped on the corner, then Ciampa knees him in the face out to the floor. Back in the ring, another running knee strike from Ciampa for a two count. Ciampa connects with some loud chops to the chest on Balor now. Ciampa puts the boots to Balor in the corner, then Ciampa removes his own knee pads. Ciampa charges, but Balor hops up and intercepts him with a Sling Blade. Balor dumps Ciampa outside, then rolls out with him. Balor runs around the ring and dropkicks Ciampa into the fan barricade. Balor looks for a DDT on the ramp, but Ciampa reverses it into a suplex, and both men are down now. Back in the ring, Ciampa knees Balor in the face, then hits the powerbomb backbreaker for a two count. Balor tackles Ciampa and stomps on him, then hits a running dropkick. Balor climbs up top, but Ciampa meets him there. Ciampa gives Balor the Air Raid Crash from the top for another two count. Ciampa yells that this is for Johnny, then he walks over to Balor. Adam Cole runs out and hops on the apron, and the distraction leads to Balor rolling up Ciampa for a two count. Cole left his Title belt on the apron, and Balor grabs it to try to use it as a weapon. Balor ends up giving Ciampa an inverted DDT on the Title belt for a two count. The ref throws the belt out of the ring, and on the opposite side of the ring Cole hits a cheap shot on Ciampa. Balor follows up with the 1916 for the three count.

Winner: Finn Balor

The champ wants to have a say in this one! @AdamColePro #WWENXT pic.twitter.com/oCM4PDRr8v

— WWE NXT (@WWENXT) November 28, 2019

– We go to replays as Balor gets to his feet and smiles at Cole. Cole gets in the ring and stands next to Balor, looking down at Ciampa. Balor surprises Cole with a kick to the face, and Cole is down. Balor leaves with Ciampa and Cole both laying in the ring. Balor heads to the back and NXT goes off the air.

The November 25th, 2019 edition of WWE RAW aired live on the USA Network from the Allstate Arena in Chicago, IL.

– Seth Rollins comes out to the ring, which is surrounded by many members of the RAW roster. We’re told this is Seth Rollins’ “Town Hall” segment where he is going to address the locker room. The crowd chants for CM Punk, and Rollins says he tried to get Punk here, but Punk would rather be on WWE Backstage. Seth says that NXT mopped the floor with them, and he is ashamed of what this show has become. He says that every single person dropped the ball here tonight, and they need to fix it and make this place great again.

Seth singles out Randy Orton, who is standing at ringside. He calls Orton the weak link of the squad last night, and tells him to come in the ring and say something. Orton declines and leaves up the ramp. Rollins says Orton isn’t a leader, and Rollins will keep sticking his own neck out for the RAW brand. Seth singles out Charlotte next as says she was supposed to lead the ladies to victory last night. She also leaves. He tells the AOP they could have used them last night, but they weren’t there so they don’t need them tonight either. AOP leaves up the ramp. Seth asks if anyone wants to step up and say something. He singles out Rey next and says he let them all down. Seth say Rey couldn’t get the job done even with a lead pipe and his stupid kid helping him. Rey leaves, and most of the other wrestlers around the ring leave too.

Kevin Owens stays behind, and he steps into the ring with Rollins. Seth talks about how he loves this place, and all he does is think about how it can be better. He says he sleeps, eats and breathes Monday Night RAW and he wants it to be the best place on the planet. Rollins calls out Owens and says he’ll never be on Rollins’ level. Rollins says he doesn’t mean it in a bad way, but Owens has heard enough and he gives Rollins a Stunner. Owens leaves as Rollins recovers in the ring.

– Back from the commercial break, Seth Rollins is backstage for an interview. Rollins says he’s trying to do the right thing and get the RAW brand back on track. Since Rollins wants to give him a Stunner, he’s calling out Owens for a match right here tonight.

– Bobby Lashley and Lana come out. We see footage from earlier today of Rusev being served with a temporary restraining order against Lana. As a result, Rusev was denied entry to the arena tonight.

– Bobby Lashley vs. Titus O’Neil: They lock up off the opening bell and they back into the corner. Titus and Lashley trade big strikes now, and Titus hits some loud chops to the chest. Titus charges, and Lashley shuts him down with a spinebuster. Rusev suddenly hits the ring and attacks Lashley. The ref calls for the bell.

Winner via DQ: Bobby Lashley

– Rusev knocks Lashley down to the ringside floor, then pummels on him on the floor. Rusev throws Lashley into the ring steps and the fan barricade. Lashley fights back and they brawl up the ramp. Rusev throws Lashley into a screen on the stage, then they fight over to the announce table. Rusev wastes some time yelling at Lana, then he goes back over to Lashley on the table. Police run over and arrest Rusev. Rusev, while handcuffed, runs over and shoulder tackles Lashley off the stage down to the floor. Rusev struggles with the police and he kicks over a giant party of the stage, but it looks like it doesn’t land on Lashley. The police finally haul off Rusev.

– Back from the commercial break, we see footage of Lashley being taken away on a stretcher.

– AOP vs. Hawkins & Ryder: Akam starts off laying into Hawkins with strikes. Rezar tags in for the Last Chapter double team on Hawkins. Rezar pulls Ryder into the ring now and beats on him too. Akam tags back in for Death Valley Drivers on Hawkins and Ryder into opposite turnbuckles in tandem. They hit the Super Collider on Hawkins and Ryder. Rezar tags back in for another double team on Hawkins for the three count after a short squash match.

Winners: AOP

– Still to come: Charlotte vs. Asuka; and AJ Styles defends his U.S. Title against Humberto Carrillo

– Akira Tozawa vs. Andrade: Zelina Vega is at ringside. The opening bell sounds and Andrade controls the opening moments of this one. Rusev makes quick work of Tozawa, and he scores the pinfall after the running knee strike in the corner and the hammerlock DDT.

Winner: Rusev

– We see a pre-taped promo from Aleister Black.

– Matt Hardy comes out to the ring next wearing his old school ring attire.

– Matt Hardy vs. Buddy Murphy: The opening bell sounds and Murphy starts off strong with strikes on Hardy. Hardy starts to fight back, but Murphy dumps him outside and throws him into the fan barricade. Back in the ring, Matt fights back and hits the Side Effect. They fight back and forth, and Matt hits a flying elbow off the middle rope. Matt looks for the Twist of Fate, but Murphy reverses it and hits a knee to the face. Murphy hits another knee to the face for the three count.

Winner: Buddy Murphy

– After the match, Buddy Murphy calls out Aleister Black, and Black runs out. They start brawling in the ring, and Aleister connects with a spinning back elbow and a boot to the face. Buddy rolls outside and retreats up the ramp.

– Back from the commercial break, we see a replay of Seth Rollins’ “Town Hall” segment at the start of the show. Owens vs. Rollins is officially booked for later tonight.

– AJ Styles (c) vs. Humberto Carrillo: AJ’s U.S. Title is on the line in this one. Before the match, Gallows and Anderson attack Humberto at ringside. Gallows slams him on the floor, then Anderson throws him into the ring steps. Gallows and Anderson give Humberto the Magic Killer on top of the steel steps at ringside.

Winner: No contest

– Ricochet comes down to check on Humberto. AJ is in the ring now with Gallows and Anderson, and AJ gets on the mic. AJ says it doesn’t sound like Humberto will be able to compete tonight. AJ says Ricochet isn’t much of a super hero, since he didn’t make it out in time to save his little buddy Humberto. Ricochet gets on the mic at ringside and tells AJ to look at what he’s become. Ricochet wants to take Humberto’s spot tonight, but AJ says no. Randy Orton comes out to interrupt, and he also wants a shot at AJ’s U.S. Title. AJ reminds Orton that the last time they competed was in a bigger and better city, and AJ beat him. AJ says he has nothing to prove to guys he’s already beaten. Drew McIntyre interrupts next. Drew gets on the mic and says AJ has never faced him, and he’s never had a singles Title opportunity, so he wants the U.S. Title shot. AJ says he’s sore from stealing the show at Survivor Series last night. Rey Mysterio interrupts next. Rey says he’s the one who went through battle with Brock Lesnar last night, but he’s not complaining like AJ is. Rey says he’s not going to let AJ cheat the people out of a Title match tonight, and Rey wants the shot. AJ says none of them have earned a Title shot, and AJ says no to Rey too. Ricochet says he, Rey, Drew, and Orton should have a Fatal 4 Way tonight, and the winner faces AJ after. AJ doesn’t like the idea, but Gallows and Anderson seem to like the idea. AJ changes his mind and agrees that if they have their Fatal 4 Way match, he’ll face the winner.

– Ricochet vs. Randy Orton vs. Rey Mysterio vs. Drew McIntyre: Ricochet starts off with a flurry of offense in this one. Orton and Drew eventually form a temporary alliance and overpower both Ricochet and Rey. Rey starts firing up now and he takes out both Orton and Drew. Rey and Ricochet go at it in the corner now and fight up to the top turnbuckle. Drew runs over to the corner and gets involved, and Ricochet ends up hanging Drew upside down in the corner. Rey and Ricochet are still on the top rope, then Randy Orton runs over too. Orton shoves Ricochet out to ringside, then Randy climbs up with Rey. Orton looks for a superplex, but Drew sits up and gives Orton a German suplex off the corner, and as a result Rey goes flying too. The OC comes down the ramp for a closer look now. Ricochet gets back in the ring and levels Drew with a kick to the face. Ricochet starts going at it with Orton now, but Orton turns it into a draping DDT for a two count. Drew and Orton start trading loud chops to the chest now, and Orton ends the exchange with a poke to the eyes. Orton takes Drew into the corner now for a series of European uppercuts. Orton has a big mark on his chest from Drew’s chops. Drew comes back with a headbutt, then Ricochet comes flying with a shot off the top on Drew. Ricochet follows up with a standing shooting star press. Ricochet kicks Rey off the apron, then goes back to Drew. Ricochet rolls up Drew for two, then Drew fires back with a big boot. Drew picks up Ricochet dead weight for a powerbomb for a two count of his own. Drew sets up for a Claymore kick, but Orton interrupts it with an RKO. Orton pins, but The OC pulls Orton outside to break it up. The announcers remind us there are no DQs in a Fatal 4 Way. Rey comes in and leaps at Ricochet and latches on to him. Rey turns this into a small package pin for the three count.

Winner & new #1 contender for the U.S. Title: Rey Mysterio

– Back from the break, it’s time for our United State Championship match.

– AJ Styles (c) vs. Rey Mysterio: Gallows and Anderson are still at ringside. AJ controls the opening moments of this one and tries to keep Rey grounded. Rey starts mounting a comeback and he looks for a springboard moonsault, but AJ catches him. Rey escapes and shoves AJ into the ring post. Rey connects with a kick to the face, then he looks for the 619, but Karl Anderson trips him from ringside. The ref ejects Anderson and Gallows from ringside. AJ looks for a baseball slide dropkick on Rey in the corner, but Rey dodges it and AJ slams into the ring post crotch-first. Rey goes up to the top rope and hits a flying seated senton on AJ. Rey hits a hurricanrana, then he pummels on AJ’s head. Rey hits a bulldog for a two count. Rey looks for a shot off the top, but AJ catches him in the fireman’s carry and gives him a neckbreaker across the knee for a two count. Rey reverses a Styles Clash attempt for a near fall. Rey sends AJ into the ropes and hits the 619. AJ falls into the ref, and the ref goes down. Anderson and Gallows run back out and start beating on Rey while the ref is down. Randy Orton runs out and takes out Gallows and Anderson. Orton looks for a cheap shot on AJ, but AJ stops him. AJ misses a Phenomneal Forearm on Randy, and this leads to Rey hitting the 619 on AJ. Orton then hits the RKO on AJ. Rey comes flying off the top with a frogsplash for the three count, and we have a new United States Champion.

Winner & new U.S. Champion: Rey Mysterio

– After the match, Rey’s son Dominic comes out to celebrate the Title win.

– Kevin Owens is backstage for an interview. Owens takes issue with Rollins’ message earlier in the night. He says the biggest difference between them, is Owens knows who he is, and Seth doesn’t. Owens says Rollins is a whining, insufferable prick now, and he’s got another Stunner coming his way. He says he’s going to turn Monday Night Rollins into the Kevin Owens Show.

– Charlotte vs. Asuka: Kairi Sane is at ringside for this one. Asuka taunts Charlotte after the opening bell, and Charlotte decks her with an elbow to the face, then pummels on her. They fight out to ringside and Charlotte throws Asuka into the barricade. Back in the ring, Sane causes a distraction, which leads to Asuka attacking Charlotte from behind. Charlotte comes back and slams Asuka down. Asuka finally mounts some good offense, and she hits a series of kicks on Charlotte. Asuka connects with a spinning back elbow, then Charlotte fires back with a big boot. Kairi Sane gets involved again, and this time Charlotte chases her out through the crowd. Back in the ring, Charlotte misses a shot and Asuka kicks her in the face. Charlotte comes back with a kick of her own. Charlotte misses a big boot and Asuka answers with a German suplex. Asuka applies the Asuka Lock, but Charlotte reverses it into a pin for a two count. Charlotte hits a clothesline, then hits some chops to the chest. Charlotte follows up with a fallaway slam. Some back and forth now until Asuka hits a Codebreaker for a two count. Asuka attempts several submissions now. Charlotte turns it around into a Boston Crab, but Asuka reaches the bottom rope. Charlotte stomps on Asuka’s knee against the middle rope. Asuka comes back with a kick, and Charlotte drops her with a spear. Sane comes back, and Charlotte chases her again and catches her this time. Charlotte slams Sane into the ring post, then goes back in the ring. Asuka spits the green mist in Charltote’s eyes then pins for the three count.

Winner: Asuka

– Asuka and Sane celebrate at ringside while Charlotte sells the green mist in the ring.

– Eric Rowan vs. Enhancement talent: Rowan comes out with his cage with a sheet over it. We see a pre-taped video of Rowan talking to whatever is inside his mystery cage. The jobber tries to look under the sheet on the cage at ringside, and Rowan doesn’t like that. Rowan beats him down around ringside and slams him into the ring steps. Back in he ring, Rowan hits the Iron Claw, then hits it again. Rowan pins with one foot for the three count.

Winner: Eric Rowan

– They air a WWE Shop promo with The Iiconics and R-Truth.

– Kevin Owens and Seth Rollins are shown on the split screen warming up for their match, up next.

– The OC is backstage for an interview. AJ is speechless, and all he can manage to say is “Randy Orton.” The OC walks off.

– Vic Joseph and Jerry Lawler send us to a video package looking at the angle with Rusev and Lashley tonight.

– Lana is backstage for an interview. She says her soon to be ex-husband Rusev is a danger to society, and she is looking for multiple restraining orders. Lana says his actions tonight are proof that WWE should fire Rusev and send him back to Bulgaria. Lana says despite the traumatic experience, she’s going to be okay. We dont hear if Lashley is going to be okay.

– Seth Rollins vs. Kevin Owens: Owens looks for a Stunner right off the opening bell, but Rollins pushes him off and rolls outside. Owens follows and beats down Rollins at ringside before taking him back in the ring. Owens dominates the opening moments of this one. Rollins mounts a comeback and hits a Sling Blade. Rollins knocks Owens out to ringside with a running knee strike, then hits a dive on him on the floor. Rollins runs back in the ring and hits a second dive, then takes Owens back in the ring. Seth looks for a springboard knee off the top, but Owens ducks then superkicks Rollins. Seth grabs a chair from ringside and the ref tries to stop him. Rollins doesn’t use the chair, and back in the ring Owens drops him. Owens looks for a Swanton Bomb off the top, but Rollins blocks it with his knees. Rollins tries to keep Owens grounded now and applies a rear chin lock. Owens fights up, but Rollins continues the assault with a series of chops and headbutts. They run the ropes and Owens fights back with a DDT. Rollins misses a splash in the corner, and Owens capitlizes with a cannonball splash on Seth. Owens goes up top, and Rollins rolls out to ringside. Owens runs on the apron and hits a Swanton Bomb on Rollins on the ringisde floor. Back in the ring, Owens hits a frogsplash off the top for a two count. Owens looks for a Popup Powerbomb, but Rollins escapes. Rollins looks for the Pedigree, but Owens escapes. Rollins comes back with the Blockbuster off the turnbuckle for a two count. Rollins follows up with a Falcon Arrow for another two count. Rollins misses the curb stomp, but he still rolls up Owens in a small package for a two count. Rollins misses another shot, and Owens comes back with the Popup Powerbomb for a two count. Owens misses a Stunner attempt. Rollins and Owens trade superkicks now, and Rollins gets the upper hand. Rollins hits another superkick, then he looks for the Curb Stomp, but Owens gets up and hits the Stunner. Both men are down. AOP walks out of the ring in street clothes. They get in stand between Rollins and Owens. Owens attacks first and slaps Akam across the face, then Akam and Rezar beat down Owens.

Winner via DQ: Kevin Owens

– The AOP throws Owens into the ring post over and over, then they kick his head against the post. They give Owens a double team knee to the face next. Now they turn to face Rollins. Rollins gets up and tells them to bring it, but the AOP just turns around and leaves. The AOP heads up the ramp, then Rollins gives Owens the Curb Stomp in the ring while Owens is down. Rollins hits another Curb Stomp on Owens as RAW goes off the air.

WWE’s Survivor Series 2019 took place on November 24th, 2019 at the Allstate Arena in Chicago, IL.

Survivor Series Kickoff Show results:

– Jonathan Coachman welcomes us to the Kickoff Show panel, and he’s joined by Booker T, David Orguna, and Charly Caruso.

– Paul Heyman is backstage for a brief interview about Brock’s Title defense against Rey Mysterio tonight.

– Shawn Michaels joins the Kickoff Show panel now to talk up NXT’s chances tonight.

– Bayley does an interview backstage where she says that everything going on is Becky’s fault.

– Tag Team Battle Royal: The Forgotten Sons are eliminated first, and then the Lucha House Party. Imperium is eliminated next by Ziggler and Roode. Otis goes for The Caterpillar, but The OC and The Revival team up to interrupt and eliminate him. Ziggler superkicks Gallows for the next elimination. It’s down to The Street Profits and Ziggler/Roode. The Profits drop Roode, then Ziggler drops Dawkins with a DDT. Ford comes flying off the top with the Sky High on Ziggler. Roode runs in and ambushes Ford from behind and throws him out for the elimination. Roode and Ziggler are your winners.

Winners: Dolph Ziggler & Robert Roode

– Ziggler and Roode celebrate after the match, and SmackDown scores the first win of the evening.

– Former WWE World Heavyweight Champion Christian joins the kickoff show panel now and gives his thoughts on tonight’s card.

– Akira Tozawa vs. Kalisto vs. Lio Rush (c): Lio’s Cruiserweight Title is on the line in this one. Lio gets dumped outside early on, then Tozawa and Kalisto go at it in the ring. Rush gets involved again and knocks Kalisto outside. Kalisto pulls Rush out to ringside, then Tozawa looks for a dive but Kalisto stops him with a kick. Back in the ring, they fight up the turnbuckle and Lio hits a double Spanish Fly. All three men are slow to get up, and Kalisto and Tozawa start teaming up on Lio now. Kalisto ends up kicking Rush, then Rush takes out Kalisto. Tozawa nails Rush with some kicks then hits a German suplex. Kalisto breaks it up and turns it into a pin on Rush for a two count. Tozawa comes back and hits a big senton splash on Lio. Kalisto breaks up the pin then takes out Tozawa with the Salida Del Sol, then Lio comes flying off the top with perfect timing for a Frogsplash on Kalisto. Lio pins for the three count.

Winner & still Cruiserweight Champion: Lio Rush

– Sami Zayn interrupts the kickoff show panel now and exchanges words with Christian. Sami starts cutting a promo about Nakamura, saying that he is performing better than ever before now. Booker T interrupts to break the tension, and Sami walks away.

– The New Day cuts a promo backstage at the Gorilla position. They’re wearing XW arm bands for Xavier Woods, who is on the injured list.

– Big E & Kofi Kingston vs. Bobby Fish & Kyle O’Reilly vs. The Viking Raiders: Ivar, Big E and Fish start this one off. Fish gets knocked outside early on, and now Big E and Ivar face off with big strikes. Erik tags in for the double team. The Viking Raiders start beating down both Undisputed Era members now. Big E gets back in the ring and Kofi tags in. Kofi levels Erik with a dropkick, then he lays into O’Reilly with strikes. Big E tags in for the double team on Kyle for a two count. Kofi tags in for another double team on Kyle, then he dumps him out to ringside. Kofi kicks Fish off the apron next. Erik and Ivar get in the ring now, and Big E comes in too to back up Kofi. They start throwing strikes in the middle of the ring now, and Big E and Erik brawl out to ringside. Kofi, Ivar and O’Reilly brawl in the ring now. Ivar gets dumped outside, and the Era double teams Kofi. They start working over Kofi’s knee now and Kyle looks for the submission. Erik tags in and dumps Kyle out, then brawls with Kofi. The fight spills out to ringside, where The Era drops Kofi. Erik picks up Ivar on the apron, and throws him on to The Era and Big E. Back in the ring, Erik and Fish go at it now. O’Reilly tags in for the double team on Erik, and they keep Erik grounded now. Ivar finally gets the hot tag and starts cleaning house. O’Reilly accidentally kicks Fish, and Ivar drops O’Reilly. Kofi gets involved and Ivar fights him off, but the Era starts fighting back now. Erik gets the tag and kicks Fish now, then Ivar looks for a splash on him in the corner, but O’Reailly pulls Fish outside to safety. Back in the ring, Kofi hits a double stomp on Erik. Big E tags in and hits belly to belly supelxes on both Era members. Kofi and Big E hit the Midnight Hour on Erik, but Ivar breaks it up. They dump Ivar outside, then Kofi hits a dive on Ivar and The Era at ringside. Big E then spears Erik off the apron down to the ringside floor. Back in the ring, Big E and Kofi look for the Midnight Hour, but The Era breaks it up. It comes down to Erik and Big E in the ring, and Erik hits a big knee to the face. The Vikings hit a big double team German suplex. Kofi misses a Trouble In Paradise at ringside and hits his leg on the ring post. The Era hits the High Low on Kofi on the ringside floor. The Vikings chase the Era back into the ring, and The Era starts getting the upper hand. Fish hits a t-bone suplex on Erik, then they hit double team kicks on Ivar. Ivar hulks up and hits a springboard back double elbow. Ivar and Erik hit the double Viking Experience on Fish and O’Reilly for the three count.

Winners: The Viking Raiders

– RAW now has a win on the scoreboard as the Viking Raiders celebrate in the ring.

– We go back to the kickoff show panel where they run down the card for tonight’s show. It’s time for Survivor Series!

WWE Surivor Series 2019 results:

– We open up with a video package looking at tonight’s feuds and matches.

– Michael Cole welcomes us to the show and announces over 13,000 in attendance.

– Women’s Elimination Match: Sasha Banks, Lacey Evans, Nikki Cross, Dana Brooke, & Carmella vs. Asuka, Kairi Sane, Sarah Logan, Charlotte, & Natalya vs. Rhea Ripley, Bianca Belair, Toni Storm, Io Shirai & Candice LeRae: Nikki Cross, Sarah Logan and Toni start off. Shirai and Sane tag in and go at it now. Shirai drops hits a big dropkick on Sane, then Dana tags in and rolls up Shirai for a two count. The three women trade rolls up and reversals now. Dana ends up putting Shirai and Sane in the corner for a handstand elbow. Dana goes up top and hits a Swanton bomb on both women. Lacey tags in, and her and Dana double team Shirai for a two count. Candice tags in and goes at it with Lacey now. Asuka tags in and gets involved now. Rhea tags in and starts cleaning house. Asuka puts her in an armbar, but Bianca breaks it up. The fight spills out to ringside and it looks like Candice and and Io Shirai are both selling injuries. The match comes to a stop, and Candice and Shirai are both walked to the back by referees. Team NXT now only has three members. Charlotte tags in now, and several other women start fighting on the apron as this one turns into chaos. Bianca scores the first pin of the match on Nikki, with the help of her teammates from ringside holding her feet for leverage. Carmella comes in and hits a hurricanrana on Bianca, then a superkick on Sarah Logan. Bianca comes back with the KOD on Carmella. Carmella rolls outside to avoid the pin. Sarah Logan fires up now and starts nailing people on the corner. Sarah Logan hits a flying knee strike off the apron on Toni and Rhea at ringside, then back in the ring she goes back at it with Bianca. Bianca gets the upper hand, then goes up top and hits a 450 splash on Logan for the three count. Logan is now eliminated, and Charlotte comes in. Charlotte drops Bianca, then Carmella runs in and rolls up Charlotte. Carmella hits some kicks on Charlotte. Charlotte fires back with kicks on both women and drops them both. Carmella and Charlotte fight in the corner, and Carmella gives Charlotte a Frankensteiner onto Bianca Belair on the mat. Carmella tries pinning both Charlotte and Bianca for two counts. Charlotte comes up and drops Carmella for the three count. Kairi Sane comes in next and hits the flying elbow on Toni. Sasha breaks up the pin with a running knee strike on Kairi for the three count. Asuka comes in an takes out Dana Brooke with a roundhouse kick to the head for the three count, and Dana is now eliminated. Teammates Asuka and Charlotte get into a shoving match now, and Charlotte drops her. Lacey Evans comes in and starts trading blows with Charlotte now. Charlotte hits a suplex on Lacey, then Asuka spits the green mist in Charlotte’s eyes. Asuka leaves the ring and abandons Charlotte and Natalya. Lacey takes advantage and hits Charlotte with the right hand for the three count, and Charlotte is now eliminated. Natalya is the last member of Team RAW, and she comes in to brawl with Lacey and Toni now. Natalya rolls up Lacey in a small package for the three count. Natalya puts Toni in the Sharpshooter now, and then Sasha runs over and applies a crossface to Toni at the same time. Toni taps out and she’s eliminated. Bianca Belair, and Natalya and Sasha double team her. They hit the Hart Attack for the three count, and Bianca is now eliminated. It’s down to Ripley, Banks and Natalya. Sasha walks over to Natalya to talk strategy with her, then she blindsides Sasha with a sucker punch. She pins Natalya for the three count. It’s down to Rhea and Sasha. Rhea starts off strong and hits a cross body on Sasha for a two count. Sasha looks for a sleeper on rhea, but Rhea fights out. Sasha drops Rhea in the corner then hits the running knee strikes, followed by a series of knees to the face. Sasha follows up with the flying knee strike off the top rope for a two count. Sasha looks for another shot off the top, but Rhea kicks her out of mid-air. Rhea looks for a submission, but Sasha reverses it into the Banks Statement. Io Shirai and Candice LeRae come back out to the ring now and they pull Ripley out to ringside. Sasha hits a baseball slide dropkick on them, then takes Ripley back in the ring. Shirai and LeRae gets involved again, and this leads to Rhea hitting the Rip Tide for the three count.

Winners: Team NXT

– Ripley, Shirai and LeRae celebrate in the ring after the match. NXT now has two wins tonight, and RAW and SmackDown each have one. We go to replays, then Bianca and Toni join Team NXT on the stage to celebrate.

– Michael Cole introduces us to a video package looking at the NXT WarGames match last night, with Kevin Owens’ surprise appearance.

– Seth Rollins approaches Kevin Owens backstage, and Rollins says he needs to know where Owens’ loyalty lies. Owens says NXT doesn’t need him, but RAW desperates needs him, so tonight he’s Team RAW. Owens says Rollins should look at his own history before questioning anyone else’s loyalty. Owens walks off.

– Nigel McGuinness joins the commentary team.

– Shinsuke Nakamura vs. AJ Styles vs. Roderick Strong: Sami Zayn is at ringside for this non-title Triple Threat. The opening bell sounds and AJ starts off strong. AJ hits flying forearm shots on both men in opposite corners. Strong comes back with a backbreaker on Styles, then he knocks Nakamura out to ringside. Styles blocks a backbreaker attempt, then kicks Strong off the apron. Back in the ring, Strong fights back and looks for a submission on Nakamura. AJ comes back in and drops Strong. Strong starts firing back with forearm shots on both Styles and Nakamura, then he turns AJ inside out with an lariat. Strong hits a backbreaker on Nakamura, then a running elbow to the face on Styles. Strong hits a facebuster on Styles for a two count. Stong hits a side slam on Styles for another two count. Nakamura gets involved and lays into Strong with kicks and knee strikes. AJ breaks up the pin attempt, and all men are down and hurting now. AJ looks for a Calf Crusher on Strong, but Nakamura breaks it up. Strong drops Nakamura, then he starts working over Styles. AJ and Strong fight up the turnbuckle, then Nakamura runs over and gets involved. AJ picks up Strong on his shoulders, then Nakamura kicks Strong down. Nakmura throws AJ outside, and AJ tries to pull him out with him, but Sami hits a cheap shot on AJ. Strong takes advantage and knees Nakamura in the face, but he only gets a two count. The ref saw what Sami did, but hasn’t made any call regarding it. Strong looks for a suplex on Nakamura, but Nakamura fights out and hits a facebuster. Nakamura looks for a running knee, but AJ cuts him off with a big boot. Strong hits AJ now, then Nakamura comes back with kicks on both AJ and Strong. All three men start trading strikes back and forth now in the ring. Nakamura hits a Michinoku Driver on Styles for a two count now. Styles comes back and looks for the Styles Clash, but Nakamura fights out. Styles drops Nakamura again with an elbow to the face, then he hits the Phenomenal Forearm. Strong runs in and takes out AJ, then he steals the pin on Nakamura for the three count.

Winner: Roderick Strong

– Strong celebrates on the ramp as Styles throws a tantrum at ringside, and Sami helps Nakamura to his feet in the ring.

– We see Daniel Bryan warming up backstage, then The Miz walks in. The Miz gives Bryan a pep talk and talks about how serious the threat of The Fiend is. Bryan tells Miz to get out of his face and walks away.

– Pete Dunne vs. Adam Cole (c): Cole’s NXT Title is on the line in this one. Dunne controls the opening moments of this one and he tris to break the Champion’s finger. Cole fights back and kicks out Dunne’s knees. Dunne fights back and hits a sit-out powerbomb on Cole for a two count. Cole rolls outside and Dunne hits a moonsault off the turnbuckle on him. Back in the ring, Cole goes back to working on Dunne’s knee. Dunne reverses a German suplex and kicks Cole, then he starts climbing the turnbuckle. Dunne goes for a moonsault, but Cole blocks with his knees. Cole follows up with the Last Shot for a two count. After a series of counters, Dunne hits the Bitter End for a two count. Dunne hits a series of strikes to the face, then Cole fires back with a kick. Dunne hits an enziguri then runs up the turnbuckle. Dunne looks for a moonsault, but Cole superkicks him out of mid-air. Cole looks for a shot off the top, but Dunne punches him out of mid air. Dunne rolls up Cole for a two count. Cole and Dunne fight on the apron and counter moves. Cole climbs the turnbuckle and gives Dunne the Panama Sunrise on the apron. Back in the ring, Cole pins for a two count, and Cole can’t believe it. Dunne tries to break Cole’s fingers, then he looks for the Bitter End, but Cole reverses it. Cole drives Dunne’s head into the mat, then hits the Last Shot to the back of the head for the three count.

Winner & still NXT Champion: Adam Cole

– Cole celebrates with his NXT Title belt as Dunne recovers. Cole meets with the other Undisputed Era members on the stage.

– Baron Corbin is backstage trying to give a pep talk to his Survivor Series elimination match team.

– We go to a video package looking at The Fiend’s road to the Universal Title, and his feud with Daniel Bryan.

– Daniel Bryan vs. Bray “The Fiend” Wyatt (c): Wyatt’s Universal Title is on the line in this one. Wyatt comes out as The Fiend, with his head lantern. The lights are red for this match. The Fiend charges off the opening bell, but Bryan fights back with punches and a series of knee strikes in the corner. The Fiend charges out of the corner and tackles Bryan, then takes him out to ringside and throws him into the ring post. The Feind takes Bryan back in the ring and continues beating on him. Back out at ringside, Wyatt misses a shot and crashes into the ring post. Bryan climbs the turnbuckle and hits a big dive on Wyatt at ringside now. Back in the ring, Bryan continues exploding with offense, and hits a missile dropkick off the top on the Fiend. Bryan lays into The Fiend with the Yes Kicks now. The Fiend keeps getting back up over and over after Bryan hits series of kicks on him. Bryan gives it all he’s got but Wyatt keeps getting up. Bryan goes up on the turnbuckle, but Wyatt catches him with the mandible claw. Bryan applies an armbar over the ropes until the ref calls for the break. Bryan gets back in the ring, then Wyatt immediately applies the mandible claw for the win.

Winner & still WWE Universal Champion: Bray Wyatt

– Wyatt takes his belt up the ramp and looks back before leaving.

– Rey Mysterio is backstage for an interview. He’s holding a baseball bat, and says tonight “the new Rey Mysterio” will do things the old Rey would never do.

– Men’s Elimination Match: Seth Rollins, Kevin Owens, Randy Orton, Drew McIntyre & Ricochet vs. Roman Reigns, Braun Strowman, Ali, Shorty G, & Baron Corbin vs. Tomasso Ciampa, WALTER, Matt Riddle, Damian Priest, Keith Lee: Braun starts off beating down everyone in his path. WALTER and Drew tag in, and the three monsters are in the ring now trading big strikes. Drew and WALTER gang up on Braun to drop him. Drew and WALTER trade big strikes now, and WALTER ends up dropping Drew with a big boot. Drew follows up with a leg drop on WALTER. Strowman gets back up and drops both men now. WALTER hits a German suplex on Drew, then he looks for one on Braun, but Braun fights out. Braun and WALTER Trade strikes now until WALTER kicks Braun down in the corner. Drew comes flying out of nowhere with a Claymore kick on WALTER for the three count. WALTER is now eliminated. Priest comes in next and goes at it with Drew. Braun misses a spear in the corner, then Priest drops Drew with a kick. Shorty G and Ricochet both tag in and trade shots now. Both teams are able to make frequent tags for the next several moments, culminating in Owens tagging in with a frogsplash off the top on Shorty G. Owens pins for the three count, and Shorty G is now eliminated. Roman Reigns enters next, and Corbin tags in too. Owens superkicks Reigns out of the ring. OWens looks for a stunner on Corbin, but Corbin rolls outside. Owens rolls outside and superkicks Corbin then hits a cannonball splash on Reigns. Ciampa tags in and hits a draping DDT on Owens for a three count, and Owens is now eliminated. Orton comes in next and has a stare down with Ciampa. They mix it up and Ciampa looks for the draping DDT, but Orton escapes and pulls Ciampa outside, throwing him into the barricade. Back in the ring, they go back and forth, then Orton hits an RKO out of nowhere on Ciampa. Priest runs up and Orton hits an RKO on him too, then pins him for the three count. Priest is eliminated. Riddle runs in and rolls up Orton for the three count. Orton is eliminated, but he hits an RKO on Riddle anyways. Corbin runs in and drops Riddle for the three count an elimination. Lee comes in now, and Strowman tags himself in to have a stare down with Lee. Drew comes flying off the top with a shot on Lee, then Braun and Drew go at it. Braun knocks all of Team RAW off the apron, then Braun goes outside and runs the ring and drops everyone in his path. Lee fights back and collides with Strowman on the floor. Braun gets eliminated by countout. Back in the ring, Ricochet goes at it with Corbin now. Ricochet hits a big springboard shot off the top on Corbin, then he hits a dive on Reigns at ringside. Back in the ring, Corbin hits the End Of Days on Ricochet for the three count, and Ricochet is now eliminated. Rollins, Ali and Ciampa are the legal men now. Ali and Rollins trade strikes, then Rollins dodges a shot and Ali hits a facebuster on Ciampa. Ali then hits a tornado DDT on Rollins, and Rollins rolls out to ringside. Ali hits a dive on both Ciampa and Rollins at ringside. Corbin argues with his own teammate Ali now, which leads to Rollins superkicking Ali for the three count. Ali is now eliminated. Reigns and Corbin start aruing at ringside now. The remaining competitors brawl all over the ringside area now. Drew and Ciampa brawl back into the ring, and Drew hits the inverted Alabama Slam for a two count. Reigns runs in and hits the spear on Drew now for the three count. Drew is eliminated. Rollins runs in and rolls up Reigns for a two count. Rollins hits an enziguri and Reigns rolls out to ringside. Rollins looks for a dive, but Reigns stops him with a punch to the face. Reigns follows up with the Drive By on the apron. Ciampa gives Reigns a draping DDT back into the ring. Ciampa looks for the Fairytale Ending, but Reigns escapes and hits the Superman punch. Lee gets in the mic and Corbin hits a cheap shot on Lee. Corbin appears to be attacking his own partner in Roman Reigns now. Reigns fires back with a Superman punc hand a spear on Corbin. Reigns and Ciampa now share a look of confusion. Ciampa pins Corbin for the three count, and Reigns lets him do it. Corbin is now eliminated. Reigns, Rollins and Ciampa are the last three men in the ring. They start going at it, and it looks like Rollins and Reigns are forming a temporary alliance. They take out Keith Lee, then throw Ciampa out to ringside too. Reigns and Rollins both head out to ringside and they take some stuff off the announce table. Rollins and Reigns looks for the double powerbomb on Ciampa through the table, but Lee runs over and takles them. Lee picks up Reigns, but Reigns slams him back into the ring steps. BAck in the ring, Ciampa hits a running knee on Rollins. Ciampa hits a backbreaker now for a two count. Ciampa and Rollins trade reversals, and Ciampa gets the upper hand. Ciampa looks for the Fairytale Ending, but Reigns breaks it up with a spear on Ciampa for the three count. Ciampa is eliminated. It’s down to Rollins, Reigns, and Lee. They knock Lee out to the apron, but Lee springboards back in with a flying crossbody on both of them. Rollins fires back with a series of kicks on Lee, then a frogsplash off the top for a two count. Rollins misses a superkick attempt, and Lee turns it into a Jackhammer for the three count. It’s down to Lee and Reigns. Reigns misses a shot, then Lee misses a spinning heel kick. Reigns comes back with the Superman punch for a two count, and Reigns can’t believe it. Reigns gears up for a spear, but Lee catches Reigns and gives him a sit-out Last Ride powerbomb. Lee immediately goes up the turnbuckle and looks for a moonsault, but Reigns moves out of the way. Reigns gets up and hits the spear for the three count.

Winners: Team SmackDown

– Reigns and Lee are both slow to get to their feet. They fist bump after the match. The music switches from the SmackDown theme song to Roman Reign’s entrance music, and Reigns poses on the turnbuckles before leaving.

– We go to a brief pre-taped promo from Becky Lynch.

– Vic Joseph and Jerry Lawler are on commentary for our next match. They send us to a video package looking at the feud between Brock Lesnar and Rey Mysterio.

– Brock Lesnar (c) vs. Rey Mysterio: This one is a No DQ match for Brock’s WWE Title. Lesnar gets pyro for his entrance, and Heyman is at ringside. Heyman does Brock’s ring introduction. The opening bell sounds, and Rey immediately rolls outside and grabs a pipe with a taped handle. Brock ducks the pipe shot and tackles Rey down. Brock takes the pipe from Rey and throws Rey out to ringside. Brock throws Rey into the Spanish announce table. Brock rips off the top piece of the table and leans it up against the table, then German suplexes Rey into it. Brock misses a shot and crashes into the ring post by himself. Rey rolls back in the ring and reaches for the pipe, but Brock stops him. Brock suplexes Rey on top of the pipe, then continues the offense on Rey. Brock hits a series of suplexes on Rey now. Dominic runs in the ring and he’s got a white beach towel. Brock takes the towel and throws it out o the ring. Brock grabs Dominic by the throat, and Rey runs up behind him and gives Brock a low blow. Dominic gives Brock a low blow next. Rey grabs the pipe and repeatedly hits Brock with it now. Dominic brings a steel chair in the ring and nails Brock with it. Rey and Dominic hit a double 619 on Brock. Dominic goes up top and hits a splash on Brock, then Rey goes up top and hits a frogsplash. Rey pins with Dominic on top of him for a two count. Dominic and Rey start climbing opposite turnbuckles, but Brock gets up. Brock gets up and gives Dominic and German suplex off the turnbuckle. Rey leaps, but Brock catches him and gives Rey the F-5 for the three count.

Winner & still WWE Champion: Brock Lesnar

– Brock and Paul head up the ramp with the Title belt while Rey and Dominic recover in the ring.

– Bayley vs. Becky Lynch vs. Shayna Baszler: So far on the show RAW has one win, NXT has three wins, and SmackDown has two wins. The opening bell sounds, and the three women stare each other down and are slow to engage. Shayna starts off strong with strikes, and the fight spills out to ringside. Becky hits a shot off the apron on both Bayley and Shayna. Becky takes Bayley back in the ring and works her over. Becky looks for a sunset flip powerbomb in the corner, but they end up getting tangled up. Shayna gets back in and tkes out Becky, then Bayley lays into Shayna with kicks. Shayna fights back and starts unloading with strikes. Becky runs back in and takes out Shayna, then her and Bayley start going at it. Shayna gets back in the ring and gets involved. Becky hits t-bone suplexes on Shayna and Bayley. Becky hits a double DDT on Shayna and Bayley, then she pins Bayley for a two count. Bayley tries to fight back, but Becky catches her in the Disarm Her. Shayna breaks it up and dumps Becky out to ringside. Bayley nails Shayna with a running knee strike for a two count. Shayna fights back, but Bayley stops her with a running knee strike. Shayna fights back with a flurry of punches. Shayna hits a vertical suplex for a two count. Bayley and Shayna trade right hands in the middle of the ring. Shayna picks up Bayley on her shoulders, then Becky hits a double stomp off the top on them both. Bayley kicks Becky off the apron, then she looks for a dive, but Shayna catches her in the Clutch. Becky breaks it up and Bayley falls out to ringside. Becky goes after Shayna now and gives the NXT Women’s Champion a powerbomb for a two count. Shayna puts Becky in the clutch, but Becky escapes and knocks Bayley off the apron in the proess. Shayna goes for it again, but Bayley breaks it up and pulls Shayna out to ringside. Shayna shoves Bayley into the ring post, then Becky hits a flying knee off the apron on Bayley. Shayna hits a running knee strike from behind on Becky, then slams Becky into the ring post. She throws Becky into the ring steps then slams her into the announce table. She slams Becky on the announce table again, and Becky is down. Bayley runs back over and clotheslines Shayn. Bayley takes Shayna back in the ring, and Shayna immediately starts looking for the Clutch. Bayley fights her off and hits a German suplex. Bayley goes up top but she misses the flying elbow drop attempt. Shayna applies the clutch and Bayley goes out. The ref calls for the bell.

Winner: Shayna Baszler

– Shayna celebrates as we go to replays. NXT has the most wins tonight with 4. Shayna climbs on the announce table and holds up her belt. All of a sudden, Becky Lynch pops up from behind the table and tackles Shayna. She lays Shayna on the announce table, then Becky climbs on the fan barricade. Becky hits a flying leg drop on Shayna through the table. Becky says this is “my f*****g show,” then she gets up on the table with her belt as the show goes off the air.

WWE NXT Takeover: WarGames 2019 took place on November 23, 2019 at the Allstate Arena near Chicago, IL.

Takeover: Wargames Kickoff Show results:

– Charly Caruso welcomes us to the pre-show from the Allstate Arena. She’s joined on the stage by Sam Roberts and Pat McAfee. They reveal that Mia Yim was attacked backstage, and doctors are evaluating her.

– Isaiah “Swerve” Scott vs. Angel Garza: They trade slaps to start, and the fight quickly spills out to ringside. After brawling around the ring, Scott takes it back in the ring and slams Garza for a two count. Scott continues the offense until Garza finally breaks free and tears away his pants. They continue fighting and Garza turns it around with a big dropkick. Garza looks for a moonsault, but Scott dodges it and drops him. They fight back and forth for several moments, and Garza eventually looks for a low blow but Scott blocks it. Garza blocks a kick from Scott now, and this leads to Garza hitting the Wing Clipper in the middle for the three count.

Winner: Angel Garza

– We go to a video package looking at the Finn Balor vs. Matt Riddle feud.

– We go back to the Kickoff Show panel, where they send us to a video of Mia Yim being loaded into an ambulance. We see Rhea Ripley talking Dakota Kai into being Yim’s replacement.

NXT Takeover: WarGames results:

– The pay-per-view kicks off a video package featuring music by rapper Denzel Curry.

– Mauro Ranallo welcomes us to the Allstate Arena, and he’s joined by Nigel McGuinness and Beth Phoenix.

– Women’s WarGames: Rhea Ripley, Tegan Nox, Dakota Kai, Candice LeRae vs. Shayna Baszler, Io Shirai, Bianca Belair, NXT UK Women’s Champion Kay Lee Ray: We go down to the double rings as the steel cages lower onto them. The combatants enter their cages, and Candice LeRae and Io Shirai will start this one off for their teams. The opening bell sound and they trade counters and strikes in the opening moments. Shirai fires up with some dropkicks, and Shirai smashes LeRae’s face int othe cage wall now. LeRae finally fights back with a jawbreaker. Bianca Belair enters next and unloads with strikes, followed by a standing shoting star press. LeRae fights back with a flurry of strikes, but she is overpowered and Belair hits a powerbomb. Belair follows up with another powerbomb. Belair looks for powerbomb #3 and this time she powerbombs LeRae into the cage wall.

Belair and Shirai take turns beating on LeRae until the next entrance comes in – Rhea Ripley. Rhea runs down and starts throwing weapons into the cage, then she enters. Rhea ducks a shot from Bianca and throws her into the cage wall. Ripley starts cleaning house, and Ripley and LeRae look for a double superplex on Bianca, but Shirai makes the save.

The next entrance is Ray, who brings a steel chair in with her and nails LeRae. Next Ray gives Ripley a tornado DDT into a chair. All of the women start brawling in the corner now, which leads to a pyramid superplex into a pile of weapons in the ring. Everyone crashes into the chairs except Bianca. Belair comes flying off the top next with a splash on everyone on top of the chairs.

The next entrant is Kai, but before she goes to the ring, she stops and turns around and attacks Nox on the stage. She beats down Nox inside the cage and slams the door on her injrued knee over and over. Will Regal and officials come out and struggle to regain control, but eventually Kai leaves. Kai comes back and attacks Nox again while she’s still down. We see Ripley watching and she is furious. It’s already time for the next entrant, and it’s Shayna Baszler.

Belair and Ray double team Ripley in the ring as Baszler makes her entrance. Ripley starts fighting back, but she’s outnumbered. Mauro confirms on commentary that the match has now begun and pinfalls are legal, as Nox cannot compete. Ripley and Ray start going at it, while Baszler puts LeRae in the Clutch. LeRae breaks free, but then Baszler takes LeRae out with a trash can.

Belair throws LeRae into Ripley now, then Roy hits a Gory Bomb on LeRae. Belair whips Ripley with her hair now. shirai climbs to the top of the cage. Elsewhere in the ring, LeRae hits a superhurricanrana from the top of the cage on Ray. Fans go nuts for the spot as the women continue brawling in the ring.

Ripley comes in with a steel chair and nails Baszler with it. Baszler fights back and puts her in the Clutch. Ripley appears to be handcuffing herself to Shayna now. Ripley ends up lifting up Baszler and slamming her through two unfolded chairs in the ring. Ripley immediately pins for the three count.

Winners: Team Ripley

– After the match, referees check on Ripley and Baszler and undo their handcuffs.

– We see Matt Riddle and Finn Balor in separate rooms backstage warming up for their match tonight.

– We go to a video package for tonight’s Triple Threat.

– We see WALTER, Alexander Wolfe, Marcel Barthel and Fabian Aichner sitting at ringside.

– Pete Dunne vs. Killian Dain vs. Damian Priest: This one is a #1 contender match for the NXT Championship. The opening bell sounds and this one is fairly evenly matched in the opening moments as all three men trade strikes. Dain knocks Priest out to ringside, then Dunne takes down Dain. Priest runs back in and cleans house. Priest looks for the Razor’s Edge on Dunne, but Dain stops it. Dain gives Dunne a Michinoku Driver onto the body of Priest on the mat. After a couple pin attempts, Dain takes Priest outside and repeatedly slams him into the steel ring steps. Dain picks up both Priest and Dunne or a double fallaway slam on the floor. Back in the ring, Dain works over Dunne in the corner. Dunne starts firing back with strikes, but Priest runs in now and gets involved. Dunne takes out Priest with a kick, then Dunne heats a leaping cross armbreaker on him as he gets back up. Dain drops Dunne, then Priest gets up and they double team Dunne with a double powerbomb. Dain and Priest go at it now and they trade some big strikes. Dunne gets involved again and all three start unloading strikes in the middle of the ring. They all collide at once and all men go down, and the crowd is liking this. Priest hits a shot off the top on Dain and Dunne, then a Broken Arrow on Dunne. Priest throws Dunn outside and gives him the Razor’s Edge into the Spanish announce table. The fans go wild, then ain runs over and hits a dive on Priest at ringside. Dain follows up with a cannonball splash on Priest on the floor, then takes him back in the ring for a two count. Dain looks for a Vader Bomb, but Priest stops it at the turnbuckle. Dunne gets involved now and they all brawl down to the mat. Priest takes Dain outside, and then Dunne hits a big moonsault off the top on them down to the ringside floor. Back in the ring, after a series of counters, Dain hits an electric chair slam on Priest for a two count. Dain piles Dunne and Priest in the corner then hits a cannonball splash on them. He follows up with a Vader Bomb on Priest for a two count. Dunne nails Dine with a moonsault off the top to break up the pin. Dunne hits the Bitter End for a two count. Priest gets back up and starts working over both opponents now. They fight up to the top turnbuckle and Dunne knocks Priest down, then hits a superplex on Dain. Dunne hits the Bitter End of Priest and pins, but Dain breaks it up with a senton splash. Dain looks for a slam on Dunne, but Dunne turns it into a sleeper. They fall on top of Priest, and Dunne is able to turn this into a pin on Priest for the three count.

Winner & new #1 contender: Pete Dunne

– Mauro confirms that we will see Dunne vs. Cole at Survivor Series for the NXT Title tomorrow night.

– Team Ciampa is shown backstage preparing for their match tonight.

– We go to a video package looking at the feud between Balor and Riddle.

– Matt Riddle vs. Finn Balor: Riddle is aggressive off the opening bell but Balor is able to fend off his tkwodnw. They lock up and Riddle applies some submission attempts early on. They trade counters and roll-ups on the mat until Balor connects with a basement dropkick. Balor follows up with more strikes and the former Universal Champion controls the next several moments of the match. Riddle blocks a shot and hits the Bro-ton for a two count. Riddle and Balor trade strikes now until Riddle latches on to his leg for an ankle lock. Balor gets a rope break. Riddle connects with kicks, but Balor fires back with a dropkick. Balor hits a German suplex, but Riddle no sells it and hits a knee strike to the face. Riddle hits a German of his own for a two count. They trade strikes until Balor drops Riddle with the Sling Blade. Balor hits the 1916 for a two count. Riddle fights back and hits the Bro 2 Sleep. Riddle goes up top and looks for the Floating Bro, but Balor blocks it with his knees. Balor takes control and looks for the Coup De Grace, but Riddle moves. Riddle applies the Bro-mission, but Balor escapes. They trade strikes until Balor blocks a shot and hits the 1916 agin for the three count.

Winner: Finn Balor

– We see rapper Denzel Curry sitting at ringside, who made tonight’s theme song.

– The announcers inform us about Mia Yim and Tegan Nox both suffering injuries tonight. We’re told they’re both being taken to local medical facilities now.

– We’re told Rhea Ripley will appear on Triple H’s post-Takeover Facebook stream. They will reveal Team NXT members for Survivor Series.

– The sirens go off and the cages lower around the ring for the Men’s Wargames.

– Men’s WarGames: Adam Cole, Roderick Strong, Bobby Fish and Kyle O’Reilly vs. Tommaso Ciampa, Keith Lee, Dominik Dijakovic, and ???: Ciampa and Strong will start this one off. Ciampa’s fourth partner has still not yet been revealed. Ciampa attacks off the opening bell and lays into Strong with strikes. Strong fires back and turns the tide in the corner. They go back and forth fairly evenly until O’Reilly enters the match next.

O’Reilly hits the ring, and he and Strong beat down Ciampa unti it’s Dominik Dijakovic’s turn to enter. Dijakovic hits the ring and even the odds now as he lays out Kyle and Strong. Dijakovic cleans house and then helps Ciampa back to his feet. Ciampa goes at it with Strong again while Dijakovic works over Kyle.

Fish enters the match next and The Era dominatest he action for the never several moments. Lee enters next and he cleans house. Lee leapfrogs the Tag Champs and then takes them out with a double crossbody. Lee starts throwing people out to ringside. Strong, Kyle and Fish all team up on Lee until Ciampa runs over to even the odds. They end up dropping Ciampa. Dijakovic gets involved now and takes out Strong.

The timer runs out and Adam Cole neters next. Adam Cole sets up a table at ringside before going in the ring. The Era dominates the next several moments of the match as Cole conitnues setting up tables. Cole goes to get back in the ring, but Ciampa takes the opportunity to knock Cole out to ringside, and Cole crashes through a table.

There’s a stand off between the two teams in the ring now and they start brawling. Fish hits a low blow on Lee and the fans boo. The Era takes control now.

The timer counts down, and there is a delay, but then Kevin Owens comes out to a huge pop from the fans. Owens hits the rings and starts cleaning house. Owens tells Cole to “suck it” then he gives him the Stunner. Strong breaks up the pin.

The two teams brawl back and forth, and they start piling up near a turnbuckle. Kyle and Fish take out Lee, then Cole starts climbing the cage. Ciampa follows him up the cage. Dijakovic runs over and puts Strong through a table. O’Reilly puts Dijakovic in a submission, but Dijakovic fights out. HE puts Kyle on a table, then Owens comes flying off the top to put Kyle through the table with a frogsplash. Lee then powerbombs Fish through another table.

We see Cole and Ciampa brawling at the top of the cage now. Ciampa ends up taking Cole off the top of the cage through a table, and the ref immediately counts the three count.

Winners: Team Ciampa

– We see Ciampa’s girlfriend looking worried at ringside after the spot off the cage. We get views of the various wrestlers laid out all over the WarGames structure. Team Ciampa is up to their feet first and they embrace in the ring. We go to replays as Mauro hypes up Sunday’s Survivo Series. Team Ciampa celebrates in the ring as Takeover: WarGames 2019 goes off the air.

The November 22nd, 2019 edition of WWE Friday Night SmackDown aired live on FOX from the Allstate Arena in Chicago, IL.

– SmackDown opens up with a shot of the entire roster backstage in the parking area. Baron Corbin and Roman Reigns step up, and Roman Reigns says they’re opening the garage door and telling anyone from RAW or NXT to bring it. Corbin argues that it’s a dumb idea, and Sasha Banks has heard enough and she leads the women back into the building.

– The SmackDown intro video rolls and Michael Cole welcomes us to the arena.

– Sasha Banks comes out to kick off the show, and she has the rest of the SmackDown women’s team for Survivor Series with her. Sasha gets on the mic and says this is their ring and this is their show. She says NXT doesn’t have the guts to come out because SmackDown keeps getting the upper hand on them. She calls out Team RAW to come fight them right now. Charlotte comes out with the rest of Team RAW. Charlotte thanks Team SmackDown for welcoming them to the show. Team RAW gets on the apron and Charlotte challenges Sasha to a match. The women of NXT come out through the crowd to interrupt. Rhea Ripley gets on the mic and says she wants to make it a triple threat match. The women in the ring all yell at each other and it turns into a brawl between NXT, RAW and SmackDown.

– Charlotte vs. Sasha Banks vs. Rhea Ripley: Back from the break, referees have restored order, and we have a Triple Threat match. The opening bell sounds, and Rhea and Charlotte take out Sasha in the opening moments. Charlotte and Rhea now go at it and trade takedowns. Rhea connects with a kick, but Charlotte fires back with a kick of her own and Rhea is down. Charlotte works over Rhea in the corner, but she misses a spear. Sasha runs back in the ring and hits a back stabber on Rhea. Rhea comes back with a series of strikes and Sasha rolls back out to ringside. Rhea follows her to the floor, and Sasha nails her with a kick. Charlotte then tackles Sasha into the ring steps, and Sasha knocks Nikki Cross over in the process. Sasha and Nikki now start getting into it and have to be pulled apart. Rhea gets up and starts fighting with Sasha, then Charlotte hits a moonsault off the top on both of them. Back in the ring, Charlotte puts Sasha in the Figure Four, but Rhea runs in and turns it into a pin on Charlotte for the three count.

Winner: Rhea Ripley

– Rhea celebrates with Team NXT at ringside before heading to the back. Charlotte appears to be bleeding from the nose or lip. Charlotte and Sasha end up getting into it after the match, which leads to a brawl between Team RAW and Team SmackDown, while Team NXT watches from the stage.

– Baron Corbin is backstage talking to Robert Roode and Dolph Ziggler. Corbin says they need a plan, and if RAW or NXT try to ambush them, they’re going to roll out and let them beat up Roman Reigns. Sami Zayn interrupts, and Corbin says Sami is the most annoying person he’s ever met. Sami tells Corbin to come to the ring and tell him he’s annoying.

– Still to come: Roman Reigns, Shorty G & Mustafa Ali vs. Baron Corbin, Robert Roode & Dolph Ziggler

– Bayley does an interview backstage where she takes issue with Shayna Baszler always seeming to attack her from behind.

– Sami Zayn and Shinsuke Nakamura come out to the ring, and Sami gets on the mic. He talks about how Corbin is afraid of them, and then he moves on to a surprise he has for Nakamura. Sami opens up a black bag, and he present Shinsuke Nakamura with a brand new WWE Intercontinental Title belt. It has black strap and a round gold plate in the middle. The Undisputed Era comes out to interrupt and they introduces themselves. The New Day interrupts next, but they’re only interested in The Undisputed Era. The New Day brings out Heavy Machinery for backup, and it looks like we have an eight-man tag.

– Kofi Kingston, Big E & Heavy Machinery vs. The Undisputed Era: The Era starts off strong in this one and they control the opening moments, keeping Kofi isolated in their corner. Bobby Fish hits a cheap shot on Big E to get him off the apron. Kofi finally breaks free and Otis gets the hot tag. Otis cleans house and drops everyone in his path. Kyle O’Reilly is the legal man and he throws some strikes at Otis, but Otis starts hulking up. Kyle looks for a running knee strike, but Otis catches him and turns it into a t-bone suplex. Otis hits a splash on O’Reilly and Cole both in the corner. Otis looks for the Caterpillar, but The Era pulls Cole out to ringside. O’Reilly is still the legal man and he charges Otis, but Otis drops him and Tucker tags in. Strong tags in, but Tucker drops him with a double underhook suplex. Tucker hits a splash in the corner, then a side walk slam for a two count. Tucker goes up top and hits a moonsault, but Cole breaks up the pin. Cole kicks Otis out to ringside, then Big E runs in and hits a suplex on Cole. The aprons clear now and The Era double teams Big E. Big E dumps Fish and Kyle out to ringside. Kofi looks for a dive, but the Era pulls him out to ringside, and they pull Big E out too. The Era double teams both Kofi and Big E on the floor. Meanwhile in the ring, Tucker drops Cole and Strong. Otis hits a spinning slam on O’Reilly in the ring, and then hits the Caterpillar. Fish runs in and tackles Otis outside. Strong hits a running knee on Tucker out of nowhere for the three count.

Winners: The Undisputed Era

– After the match, Strong and Nakamura exchange words on the stage. AJ Styles flies in out of nowhere and takes out both Nakamura and Strong. Sami gets involved and nails AJ with a steel chair. Sami lays into Strong with the chair now until The Era runs up the ramp and chases him off.

– Daniel Bryan is shown backstage walking towards the gorilla position. He’s coming out to the ring next to call out Bray Wyatt.

– Back from the break, AJ Styles is standing next to the stage with Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson. AJ calls Chicago the most depressing city in the world, and he’s the best thing in the city tonight. The crowd chants for CM Punk, and AJ says he would mop the floor with him. Karl tells the fans to sit down and shut up, and says if anyone messes with AJ they’re messing with all of them. AJ says Sami will get what’s coming to him, and Strong should enjoy his 50 seconds of fame because it’s all he will get. AJ says at Survivor Series he will remind everyone that he’s the Phenomenal AJ Styles.

– Daniel Bryan makes his entrance next. Bryan steps in the ring and gets on the mic. Bryan says he’s not here to chant Yes or lecture about climate change, he’s here to summon Bray Wyatt. He says he doesn’t know what’s going on in Wyatt’s head, and vice versa, so he wants to talk man to man with Bray to clear the air. The lights go out, but then they turn back on, and Wyatt is nowhere to be seen. The Miz comes out instead. Miz gets in the ring and gets in Bryan’s face. He says Bryan needs a wake up call, and he slaps Bryan across the face. We go to commercial.

– Daniel Bryan vs. The Miz: Back from the break, we’ve got a match. Bryan lays into Miz with strikes all over the ring, then he knocks Miz out to ringside for a flying knee strike off the apron. Back in the ring, The Miz starts fighting back, and this one goes back-and-forth fairly evenly in the opening moments. Bryan starts getting the upper hand, and it looks like he’s gearing up for the running knee strikes in the corner, but then the lights go out. The Fiend suddenly appears in the ring, and he charges at Bryan and puts him in the mandible claw. The screen goes black again, then we go to commercial.

Winner via DQ: Daniel Bryan

– NXT Women’s Champion Shayna Baszler comes out to the ring. She gets on the mic and says she’s hear Bayley complaining about Shayna always attacking her. Shayna says Bayley must not be getting the message, so she’s in Bayley’s ring right now calling her out. Bayley runs in from behind and ambushes Shayna. Shayna fights back, and Bayley retreats, but Shayna grabs her at ringside and puts her in the Clutch. Bayley fights out and throws Shayna into the ring post.

– Shorty G, Ali & Roman Reigns vs. Baron Corbin, Dolph Ziggler & Robert Roode: Reigns starts off strong against Roode, and he also knocks Ziggler and Corbin off the apron. Reigns rolls outside and drops Corbin and Roode again. Ziggler hits a cheap shot on Reigns from behind, then Corbin throws Reigns into the fan barricade. Roode slams Reigns into the apron, then takes him back in the ring and puts the boots to the Big Dog. Reigns fights off a double team attempt, and Shorty G tags in. Shorty G starts cleaning house, and he hits a Northern Lights Suplex on Ziggler for a two count. Ziggler dumps Shorty G out to the apron, then Ziggler distracts the ref. This allows for Corbin and Roode to pick Shorty G up off the apron and slam him on top of the announce table. Back from the commercial break, Reigns and Ziggler are going at it in the ring. Both men go down, then Ali and Corbin get the tags. Ali cleans house and hits a big facebuster on Corbin. Ali superkicks Ziggler out of the ring, then hits a dive on him. Ali runs back through the ring and hits a dive on Corbin at ringside on the other side. Back in the ring, Ali hits a tornado DDT on Corbin. Ali goes up top, but Roode crotches him on the turnbuckle. Shorty G runs over and pulls Roode out to ringside. Roode plants Shorty on the floor with a spinebuster, then Reigns hits a Superman punch on Roode. Ziggler superkicks Roode, then he knocks Ali off the top turnbuckle. This leads to Corbin hitting the End Of Days on Ali for the three count.

Winners: Baron Corbin, Dolph Ziggler & Robert Roode

– Corbin looks to beat down Ali after the match, but Reigns runs in and spears Corbin. Seth Rollins’ music hits, and Rollins and Team RAW start entering through the crowd. Seth tells the members of the RAW roster to wait in the crowd, while Seth gets in the ring. Rollins and Reigns come face to face in the ring. They exchange words, then Rollins throws a right hand, and team RAW hops the barricade. Team RAW starts beating down Reigns and the other participants of the match. Braun Strowman runs out with a swarm of SmackDown wrestlers, and Braun starts dropping people. Members of the RAW and SmackDown rosters brawl all over the ring and ringside area. On the big screen, we see the NXT wrestlers entering the arena parking area, and they have a jeep with a cannon on it. The NXT wrestlers come out with HHH and Shawn Michaels leading the way. HHH and HBK watch from the stage while the NXT wrestlers join in on the brawl at ringside. It’s total chaos at ringside. Braun Strowman and Keith Lee come face to face in the ring after clearing out everyone else in their path. Strowman and Lee start throwing punches as SmackDown goes off the air in chaos.

The November 20th, 2019 edition of WWE NXT on USA Network aired live from Full Sail University in Winter Park, FL.

– This week’s broadcast opens up with Williams Regal backstage at the NXT Arena at FSU. He’s outside a door with security, and Becky Lynch walks out and heads towards the Gorilla position.

– Becky Lynch comes out to the ring to kick off the show as Mauro Ranallo, Nigel McGuinness and Beth Phoenix welcome us on commentary. Becky gets a mixed reaction from the crowd, and she gets on the mic and talks about how it’s been a while she’s been here. She says they won’t have to wait to see her kick someone’s ass, because she’s ready for a fight. She says she was already coming here tonight before Triple H issued his open invite. She cuts a promo on Charlotte and Shayna Baszler, and it sounds like she’s calling out Shayna for a match tonight. Rhea Ripley comes out to interrupt. Rhea says if Lynch is the man, let’s see if she has a set of balls. She hits the ring, and so does a ref.

Rhea Ripley vs. Becky Lynch: This one is a non-Title match. The opening bell sounds and they lock up. They fight into the corner and Lynch is first to take Rhea down to the mat. Rhea rolls outside and pulls Lynch out with her, slamming her into the apron. Rhea controls the next several moments of this one. She wastes some time talking trash, and Lynch starts mounting a comeback. Lynch goes up top, but Rhea knocks her down to the mat. They trade shots back and forth, then Rhea slams Lynch face first for a two count. She rolls Lynch up again for another two count. Lynch fires back with an enziguri, then she goes up top and hits a flying leg drop for a two count. Lynch looks for the Disarm Her but Rhea fights out. Rhea is unable to execute a powerbomb, and Lynch start fighting back. They brawl back and forth some more, then Shayna Baszler, Marina Shafir and Jessamyn Duke run in and attack both Lynch and Ripley.

Winner: No contest

– After the bell, Lynch and Rhea fight back successfully and clear the ring.

– A black truck arrives backstage and The Revival gets out. Security escorts them into the arena as we go to commercial.

– Kona Reeves and Matt Riddle come out for a match, but then Ricochet comes out of nowhere and attacks Reeves at ringside. It looks like Reeves can’t compete, so Ricochet is taking his place.

– Matt Riddle vs. Ricochet: They go at it right off the opening bell, and Ricochet dumps Riddle out to ringside early on. Ricochet runs and dives with a suicide dive on Riddle at ringside, then takes him back in the ring. Ricochet looks for a standing shooting star press, but Riddle reverses it and looks for a submission on Ricochet. Ricochet breaks free and they brawl back and forth in the ring until Riddle hits a floater suplex for a two count. Ricochet fires back with a neckbreaker for a two count of his own. Ricochet misses a Phoenix Splash attempt, and Riddle starts laying into him with strikes. Riddle hits the FInal Flash and a German suplex. Suddenly, Cesaro and Shinsuke Nakamura show up in the crowd wearing SmackDown shirts. They get on the apron, but Riddle and Ricochet knock them down. Riddle and Ricochet go back to fighting each other, and Riddle rolls up Ricochet for the win.

Winner: Matt Riddle

– Cesaro and Nakamura beat down Riddle and Ricochet after the match. Riddle and Ricochet fight back and Ricochet hits a shot off the top on both of them. Finn Balor hits the ring now and takes out Riddle. Riddle fights back and hits the Final Flash on Balor. Ricochet and Riddle clear the ring as their attackers retreat.

– We see NXT Tag Champs Kyle O’Reilly and Bobby Fish backstage warming up.

– The broadcast team hypes up the cards for Takeover and Survivor Series this weekend.

– The Revival vs. The Undisputed Era: Kyle and Dawson start off trading strikes and grappling for position on the mat. Fish tags in for the double team early on. Wilder tags in and fights off both Undisputed Era members. Fish and Kyle overpower Wilder, but Dawson gets back up now to even the odds. They trade double team offense and reversals, then have a stand-off and the crowd pops. They start brawling all over the ring, and it spills out to ringside as we go to commercial. Back from the break, The Era takes control back in the ring. Fish and O’Reilly control the next several moments of the match. Fans rally for The Revival and Dash finally starts fighting out of The Era’s corner. O’Reilly keeps the pressure on Dash and dropkicks him out of the ring. O’Reilly follows up with a running knee to the face on Dash on the apron. Back in the ring, the two teams go back and forth aggressively and the crowd is really into this one. Dash hits a big DDT on Kyle from the apron to the floor, then back in the ring The Revival hits their superplex and splash double team on Fish, but he kicks out at 2 and The Revival can’t believe it. Fish starts fighting back now and trading strikes with Dawson. Kyle runs back in to assist, but so does Wilder and The Revival hits a Shatter Machine on Fish. Kyle breaks up the pin, then brawls with Dawson at ringside. Back in the ring, Kyle hits a flying knee drop to the back of Dawson’s neck for a two count. The crowd is chanting for both teams as Kyle and Dawson fight it out in the ring. Kyle hits some strikes for a two count, and he’s starting to get frustrated. Dawson comes in for the double team on O’Reilly for a two count. The Era takes out Dash, then they start stalking Dawson in the ring. Dawson tells them to kiss his ass, and they hit the Total Elimination on him for the three count.

Winners: The Undisputed Era

– After the match, we cut to backstage where The Forgotten Sons are being pulled apart from fighting with The Viking Raiders.

– Kay Lee Ray vs. Dakota Kai: This one is a non-Title match. Kai starts off strong off the opening bell and gets a two count early on. They brawl out to ringside briefly, then back into the ring. Back in the ring, Ray turns it around and hits a big suplex for a two count. Kai and Ray go back and forth now until Ray gets the upper hand and works over Kai’s injured knee. She keeps Kai grounded now and talks some trash. Kai finally fights back a double stomp and then a flurry of strikes. They brawl outside again and Kai launches Ray into the ring steps, then throws her back in the ring. Kai hits a series of kicks. Ray fires back now, and she drives Kai into the mat with her finisher for the win.

Winner: Kay Lee Ray

– After the match, Carmella, Dana Brooke, Mandy Rose and Sonya Deville invade. They attack Ray and Kai in the ring. Tegan Nox and other NXT stars hit the ring, then Sarah Logan and the women of RAW hit the ring. Io Shirai and Kairi Sane are both out and brawling. Nikki Cross is swinging weapons around. Rhea Ripley comes out too, and this turns into total chaos. Nikki Cross starts dropping people left and right with a trash can as we go to commercial.

– We see Dominik Dijakovic backstage warming up, and he’s got Tommaso Ciampa with him.

– The Viking Raiders vs. The Forgotten Sons: Jaxson Ryker is at ringside for this non-Title match. Erik starts off with a big dropkick on Blake, dumping him out to ringside. He slams Cutler into the mat next, then Ivar tags in for the double team. The vikings control the opening moments of this one until The Sons are finally able to double team Erik at ringside. Cutler starts working over Erik back in the ring now, and Ryker gets a cheap shot in behind the ref’s back. Cutler continues the offense until Erik finally breaks free and Ivar gets the tag. Ivar cleans house now, and the fight spills out to ringside again. Back in the ring, Ivar continues to control the pace, hitting a cross body on Blake and a splash on Cutler. The Vikings run wild with double teams on both opponents now. Erik gets distracted by Ryker at ringside, and Ryker ends up hitting a big cheap shot. This leads to Cutler giving Erik a Death Valley Driver on the apron. The ref finally ejects Ryker from ringside, but before he can leave, Ivar runs the ropes and hits a big dive on Ryker on the floor. Back in the ring, Cutler continues the offense on Erik until Erik finally fights back with a knee strike. All four men brawl in the ring now, and Ivar hits a handspring double back elbow on the Sons. The Raiders double team Cutler for the three count.

Winners: The Viking Raiders

– Charly Caruso sends us to a video package of Adam Cole commenting on his Title defense against either Pete Dunne, Damian Priest, or Killian Dain at Survivor Series.

– The Undisputed Era is shown backstage as Cole is warming up for his match tonight.

– Dominik Dijakovic vs. Adam Cole: The winner of this match earns the order of entry advantage for their team in WarGames. Cole unloads with strikes off the opening bell, then Dijakovic fires back with some strikes of his own. Dijakovic drops Cole then brings a ladder into the ring. Cole baseball slide kicks him on the way in, then Dijakovic fires back with a big boot. Dijakovic slams Cole on the ladder now, then slams him into it. Dijakovic stands up the ladder and looks to climb it, but Cole stops him and superkicks his knee out. Cole starts working over Dijakovic’s surgically repaired knee now and slams it into the ring post. Cole starts fighting back hits a big neckbreaker on Dijakovic over his knee. Cole climbs but Dijakovic stops him and slams him down through a ladder leaning in the corner. Dijakovic starts climbing, then Cole runs up and hits a big Panama Sunrise on him off the ladder. Fans are going wild now, and Cole climbs the ladder. Dijakovic stops him again and gives him a torture rack into a knee. Dijakovic is still selling his injured knee. Dijakovic slowly climbs the ladder, but Cole meets him on the other side and they struggle for the briefcase. Cole ends up hitting Dijakovic with the briefcase in the head, sending him crashing through the ladder in the corner of the ring. Cole unhooks the briefcase for the win.

Winner: Adam Cole

– After the match, the other Undisputed Era members come out to the ring to celebrate with Cole. A group of SmackDown stars come out to interrupt, including Robert Roode and Dolph Ziggler. They surround the Era members on the ramp, and then a bunch of RAW wrestlers come out too, including The Street Profits, The Viking Raiders, Ryder and Hawkins. This quickly turns into a big brawl on the ramp. SmackDown and RAW gang up on NXT, then the RAW and SD wrestlers start attacking each other. More wrestlers run out, including Drew McIntyre who gets in the ring and gives Dijakovic a Claymore Kick. Keith Lee runs in and takes out Drew, then gives him a sit out powerbomb. Ivar hits the ring and hits a suicide dive at the same time Lee does, dropping people all over ringside. Seth Rollins runs in the ring and takes out Cole now with a superkick. Ciapa runs out and drops Cole at ringside, then gets in the ring with Rollins. Ciampa and Rollins start unloading right hands on each other and NXT goes off the air with a massive brawl.

The November 18th, 2019 edition of WWE RAW aired live on the USA Network from the TD Garden in Boston, MA.

– WWE RAW Women’s Champion Becky Lynch comes out to the ring to kick off the show. Lynch addresses Bayley and Shayna Baszler, and the recent developments with them. Becky doesn’t want to wait until Survivor Series, she wants to fight right now. The Iiconics interrupt and come down to the ring. Becky wants to fight them by herself, but Charlotte comes out to join. Charlotte and Becky briefly exchange words, then Samoa Joe’s music interrupts. Joe will be doing guest commentary tonight.

– Charlotte & Becky Flair vs. The Iiconics: Back from the break, we’ve got a tag match. Billie and Peyton attack from behind and they control the pace against Charlotte in the opening moments. All four women brawl in the ring now, and the chaos leads to Flair getting the win via submission after putting Kay in the Figure Four. The ref calls for the bell. Becky also has Peyton in the arm bar elsewhere in the ring.

Winners: Becky Lynch & Charlotte

– After the match, Charlotte and Becky head up the ramp. NXT Women’s Champion Shayna Baszler, Jessamyn Duke and Maria Shafir run out and hit the ring to attack The Iiconics. Flair and Lynch run back to the ring and it turns into a brawl. The fight is broken up by security.

– Ryder and Hawkins are backstage for an interview about their upcoming Title shot against The Viking Raiders. Suddenly the Authors Of Pain appear and they beat down Hawkins and Ryder. AOP walks off with Hawkins and Ryder left laying.

– Karl Anderson vs. Humberto Carrillo: Gallows and Styles are at ringside for this one. AJ and Gallows cut a promo before the match talking about Humberto disrespecting The OC. The OC has their Best Tag Team trophy at ringside. Humberto comes out to the ring and this one gets started. Karl starts off with a boot to the midsection, but Humberto fires up and lays into Anderson with strikes. AJ pulls Anderson out to safety for a breather. Humberto teases a dive, but he’s outnumbered. The Street Profits come out to even the odds and they brawl with the OC at ringside as Humberto hits his dive. Back in the ring, after some interference from both corners at ringside, Anderson controls the pace and keeps Humberto grounded. Humberto finally mounts a comeback and hits a moonsault for a two count. Carrillo hits some strikes and hits a crossbody for another two count. Humberto looks for another flying move, but Anderson catches him and plants him with a spinebuster for a two count of his own. The OC tries to interfere, but Ford and Dawksin help, which leads to Humberto rolling up Anderson for the three count.

Winner: Humberto Carrilllo

– Humberto and the Street Profits celebrate and head up to the stage.

– Seth Rollins is backstage for an interview. He talks about Andrade and gives him some props for his in-ring skills, but says he will once again prove why this is Monday Night Rollins.

– Bobby Lashley and Lana come out for Lashley’s match against No Way Jose. Lana cuts a promo talking about filing for divorce from Rusev while Rusev is on an overseas tour. She says she has filed a restraining order against Rusev, and she wants him out of their lives.

– No Way Jose vs. Bobby Lashley: The opening bell sounds and Lashley goes right to work on Jose. Jose tries to mount a comeback but Lashley spikes him into the mat. Lashley poses, then he puts Jose in a full nelson hold for the win via TKO.

Winner: Bobby Lashley

– After the match, Lashley and Lana make out.

– Still to come: Kevin Owens vs. Drew McIntyre

– Zelina Vega and Andrade come out, and Zelina cuts a promo saying Andrade is the greatest in-ring technician in the game. Andrade will take Seth Rollins’ spot as captain of Team RAW at Survivor Series if he wins this match.

– Andrade vs. Seth Rollins: The opening bell sounds and Andrade and Rollins wrestle back and forth on the mat to a stale mate in the opening moments. They lock up again and this time Andrade gets the upper hand. Rollins fights back and they trade shots in the middle now. Andrade hits a dropkick and some big chops to the chest. Andrade misses a shot and Rollins fires back. They fight out to ringside and Vega looks for a cheap shot on Rollins. The ref sees it and ejects Vega from ringside. Andrade takes advantage of the distraction for a big dive on Rollins. Back in the ring, Andrade and Rollins trade offense fairly evenly until Andrade dumps Rollins out to ringside. Suddenly, the Lucha House Party appears wearing SmackDown shirts, and they attack Seth Rollins on the floor.

Winner via DQ: Seth Rollins

– Seth manages to fight away from the Lucha House Party and he gets back in the ring with Andrade. The Lucha House Party retreats. Rollins and Andrade seem to come to an understanding in the ring, then Rollins leaves.

– Buddy Murphy is shown backstage walking through the arena. He comes to Aleister Black’s locker room door and bangs on it. He yells that he’s here to pick a fight with Black. The door doesn’t open immediately, so Murphy says Black is all talk, and he walks off around the corner. Black opens his door and looks around but doesn’t seen anyone.

– Some black SUVs arrive backstage and Triple H gets out. Triple H starts walking into the arena.

– Akira Tozawa vs. Buddy Murphy: This one spills out to ringside early on and Tozawa hits a suplex at ringside. Back in the ring they trade holds and Tozawa hits a German suplex for a two count. Tozawa follows up with the Shining Wizard for another two count. Murphy fights back, but Tozawa drops him again and then climbs to the top turnbuckle. Murphy gets up and meets Tozawa on the corner, but Tozawa kicks him again. Tozawa hangs Murphy over the middle rope then hits a flying senton off the top on him for another two count. Tozawa is slow to get up and he misses a shot, and Murphy fights back with the Murphy’s Law out of nowhere for the three count.

Winner: Buddy Murphy

– We see a short pre-taped promo from Rowan.

– Before the next match, The Singh Brothers run out to ringside, and they appear to be running from whoever is chasing their 24/7 Title.

– Rowan vs. Enhancement talent: Rowan comes out to the ring holding what appears to be a cage with a sheet over it. Rowan dumps the jobber outside early on, and he hits a running cross body on him and the Singh Brothers all at once. Back in the ring, Rowan hits the Iron Claw for the three count after a squash match.

Winner: Rowan

– Rowan leaves with his mysterious sheet-covered object.

– Randy Orton is backstage for an interview. Orton says he doesn’t usually play well with others, but he is the greatest wrestler in the history of Survivor Series, because it’s beneficial to him. Orton says he heard the Viking Raiders need new opponents, so he is going to be out there with a mystery opponent who is beneficial to him.

– Samoa Joe is shown still at the announce table doing guest commentary.

– Drew McIntyre vs. Kevin Owens: This one is very competitive back and forth in the opening moments. They spill out to ringside and Drew ends up throwing Owens off the apron into the fan barricade. Back in the ring, Drew tries to keep Owens grounded. Owens finally fights back with strikes and he dumps Drew out to ringside again. Owens connects with a cannonball splash on to Drew on the ringside floor. They fight back up to the apron and trade kicks. Drew hits a big Death Valley Driver on Owens right on the apron. Back in the ring, Drew hits a sit-out powerbomb but Owens gets the shoulder up at 2. Drew misses a couple shots and Owens comes back with a powerbomb of his own for a two count. Owens looks for a frogsplash, but Drew gets his knees up to block it. Drew hits the running big boot now and pins, but Owens gets his foot on the rope to break the count. Drew misses a shot and Owens hits the stunner. Owens pins, but Drew gets his foot on the rope now. Owens looks for a superkick, but Drew blocks it and hits a DDT for a two count. Owens comes back and hits another stunner. Owens is almost about to pin, but then Triple H’s music hits and HHH comes out to the stage. We go to commercial. Back from the break, Triple H is in the ring with a mic. It appears the match ended during the commercial break, and we don’t know the winner.

Winner: ?

– Triple H talks about how great it is to be in Boston and in the Garden. He tells Kevin Owens they can make magic tonight. Triple H says he has a soft spot for Seth Rollins because he’s passionate, but Kevin Owens is a different breed. Triple H talks about Owens’ history in NXT and his WWE debut. HHH says Owens was taken from NXT by people who didn’t understand him. HHH says once they got Owens, they didn’t want him anymore, and Kurt Angle and Shane McMahon both told him he didn’t belong. HHH says he knows Owens belongs in NXT. Several NXT stars are standing on the stage, and HHH says they aren’t here to attack Owens, they’re just here to make sure they can talk in peace. Triple H seems to tries to persuade Owens to jump ship to NXT, and he says the other RAW wrestlers don’t give a damn about Owens. HHH trashes the RAW locker room, then several RAW wrestlers run out and brawl with the NXT stars on the ramp. Then the Undisputed Era hits the ring and attacks Owens from behind. The OC comes out and chases off The Undisputed Era.

– Humberto Carrillo is backstage for an interview. Charly Caruso announces that Humberto will get a shot at AJ Styles’ U.S. Title next week. Humberto says he can’t explain how excited he is right now.

– We go to Paul Heyman, who is sitting in front of a black background. Heyman talks about the feud between Brock Lesnar vs. Cain Velasquez and Rey Mysterio. He shows us some replays of the various matches and attacks from the feud. Heyman says Brock is 100% fine after Rey’s baseball bat attack on him. Heyman says he heard rumors that Brock is injured after the attack and is vulnerable to Rey. Heyman says they can make this interesting — making Brock vs. Rey a No Holds Barred match. Heyman says he has a spoiler alert – one beast will beat one legendary luchadore.

– Rey Mysterio is backstage for an interview to comment on Heyman’s challenge. First, Rey calls over Humberto and tells him how proud he is making Latinos feel, and he wishes him luck against AJ Styles. Rey talks about Brock Lesnar now and says he just made the mistake of a lifetime. Rey accepts the No Holds Barred, No DQ stipulation match. Rey says he already showed Brock what he can do with his friend, his baseball bat.

– We see a clip from WWE Backstage of CM Punk making his debut on the show.

– Natalya vs. Asuka: Kairi Sane is at ringside for this one. Asuka controls the opening moments in this one, but Natalya finally fights back with a German suplex and then a discus clothesline. Kairi Sane gets involved from ringside now. The distraction leads to Asuka kicking Natalya in the head and rolling her up for the three count after a short but competitive match.

Winner: Asuka

– Still to come: Randy Orton and a mystery partner vs. The Viking Raiders

– Randy Orton & Ricochet vs. The Viking Raiders (c): The Raiders’ Tag Titles are on the line in this one. Ricochet comes out to be Orton’s tag partner. This one spills out to ringside early on and turns into an all out brawl. We cut to the backstage area where we see several SmackDown stars in blue shirts attacking RAW stars backstage. Back in the ring, Orton keeps Ivar grounded, then Ricochet tags in and hits some kicks. Ricochet misses a springboard back elbow, and Ivar hits a springboard back elbow of his own. Ivar clears house and then hits a dive on Orton and Ricochet at ringside. Back in the ring, Orton drops Ivar and it looks like he’s measuring him up for an RKO, but then the SmackDown theme song hits and SmackDown wrestlers storm the ring. A bunch of SmackDown wrestlers beat down everyone in the ring.

Winners: No contest

– NXT wrestlers run out and starts beating down the SmackDown wrestlers. Now the NXT wrestlers come face to face with Orton, Ricochet and The Viking Raiders. More NXT members come out from the crowd. The RAW wrestlers start trying to fight off the NXT wrestlers as they come in the ring, but the NXT wrestlers overwhelm them. Seth Rollins’ music hits and a mob of RAW wrestlers run out to the ring now and join the brawl. AJ Styles gets beat down in the ring as Triple H appears on the big screen. Triple H says that in 6 days at Survivor Series they will show the world that NXT is the A-brand of the WWE. HHH challenges RAW and SmackDown to bring their best shot to NXT on Wednesday.

The November 15th, 2019 edition of WWE Friday Night SmackDown on FOX took place at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, PA.

– This week’s broadcast opens up with a video package looking at the feud between Baron Corbin and Roman Reigns, and then the SmackDown intro video rolls.

– Michael Cole welcomes us to the arena, and then we see the King Of The Ring throne on the stage, and Baron Corbin comes out. Corbin is sitting on the throne, and servants are carrying it down the ramp with Corbin on it. Corbin comes down to the ring, where Dolph Ziggler and Robert Roode are waiting for him, and they’ve got microphones. Corbin tells the fans to be respectful to their kind, and says Roode and Ziggler are brave and wise to pledge their loyalty to Corbin’s kingdom. Corbin says he’s declaring himself the leader of Team SmackDown for Survivor Series, in the battle against RAW and NXT. Corbin says there are two weak links in the team currently, Gable and Ali. Corbin and Ziggler both trash Roman Reigns now, and Ziggler adds that Shorty G and Ali are only on the team because they’ve been running with Roman Reigns. Roode says it should have been him and Ziggler on the team instead, but tonight they’re going to correct the mistake. Ziggler says tonight they’re going to beat up G and Ali, and they’ll take their rightful spots on Team SmackDown. Corbin says he wants to invite “The Big Dog” Roman Reigns down to the ring right now, but instead someone in a dog costume come out, and there’s a picture of a chihuahua on the big screen. The guy in the dog mascot costume gets in the ring, and Corbin tells him to sit and shake. Ziggler and Roode take on Ali and Shorty G next.

– Shorty G & Ali vs. Robert Roode & Dolph Ziggler: If Roode and Ziggler win, they take Ali and G’s spots on Team SmackDown at Survivor Series. G and Roode start off trading holds and takedowns. The dog mascot is still at ringside with Corbin. G and Roode go back and forth until Ziggler tags in for the double team. G blocks a neckbreaker attempt, then throws Ziggler down and tags in Ali. Ali and Ziggler go at it now, and Ali fires up with a hurricanrana and a facebuster for a two count. Roode tags in and goes at it with Ali now, and Ziggler hits a cheap shot behind the ref’s back. Ali gets knocked out to ringside and on to the announce table ribs-first. Corbin and the dog mascot laugh at Ali, but then the real Roman Reigns comes out and Corbin retreats.

Back from the commercial break, Reigns is now at ringside cheering on G and Ali, and Corbin is on the other side of the ring. Ziggler works over Ali in the ring, then Ali finally takes him down with a superkick. Roode and G both tag in and G starts cleaning house. Ziggler tags back in and they double team G for a two count.

Ziggler kicks Ali out to the floor, then G grabs Ziggler and puts him in the ankle lock. Roode runs in and breaks it up. Corbin tries to get involved, but Reigns hits the Drive By on Corbin at ringside. Roode slams Reigns into the table, then Ali dives out and hits Roode over the table. Reigns gets back up and hits a spear on Corbin at ringside. Meanwhile in the ring, Ziggler rolls up G for a two count. G comes back with a German suplex, then Ali comes in with a 450 splash off the top for the win.

Winners: Shorty G and Ali

– Reigns joins G and Ali in the ring after the match while Corbin, Roode and Ziggler leave.

– The announcers send us to some replays of Bray Wyatt attacking Daniel Bryan last week.

– It’s time for another Firefly Fun House. Wyatt says he’s a magician, and he’s going to change his WWE Universal Title. He turns the Universal Title belt strap blue, magically changing from the old red strap. Check out exclusive close-up photos of the new WWE Universal Title with the new custom changes made to the belt by The Fiend Bray Wyatt by clicking here.

– We see Corbin, Roode, Ziggler, and the dog mascot backstage. They’re not happy about what happened, but Corbin says he has an idea.

– They roll a video package looking at Braun Strowman and Tyson Fury.

– Drew Gulak and The B Team have congregated in the ring, and then Braun Strowman comes out. Gulak has a mic and he says The B Team is with him tonight to learn. Gulak shows a graphic on the big screen saying he is saving smackdown. He says Braun has many lessons to learn. That goes badly, and this turns into a brawl. Braun fights everyone off, and Gulak retreats as Strowman hits a running powerslam on Axel. Strowman stands tall in the ring as the others recover.

– Kayla Braxton is backstage to interview SmackDown Tag Champs The New Day. Kofi and Big E talks about tonight’s match, and paying tribute to the injured Xavier Woods. They defend against The Revival next.

– Sami Zayn and IC Champion Shinsuke Nakamura are shown backstage approaching Daniel Bryan .Sami talks about how they want Bryan with them on their side. Bryan says he’s been thinking about this, and he asks why Sami ran from The Fiend last week if he actually had Bryan’s back. Sami says he thought Bryan was running with him. Bryan turns down Sami, but says he should talk to Braun. Braun Strowman appears and Sami retreats.

– Big E & Kofi Kingston (c) vs. The Revival: Kofi and Dash start this one off, but Wilder quickly tags in for the double team early on. The Revival controls the pace for the opening moments of this one. Big E tags in and starts building some momentum, but Dawson blocks the Big Ending, and then Dash comes in and hits tornado DDT on Big E for a two count. Dawson and Kofi tag in and Kofi starts cleaning house. Big E tags in and they look for the Midnight Hour, but it’s broken up. The Revival looks for a double team on Big E, but Big E dumps them both out to ringside. Kofi follows up with a dive, but The Revival catches Kofi in mid-air and slams him into the ring post. Big E comes out, but The Revival double teams him too. Back in the ring, they hit the Shatter Machine on Big E, but Kofi breaks up the pin. The Undisputed Era suddenly invades and and they beat down Kofi at ringside.

Winners via DQ: The New Day

– The Undisputed Era now beats down all four competitors from the match. Several members of the SmackDown locker room run out to help, and The Era retreats through the crowd.

– Heavy Machinery vs. Kevin Tibbs and Kip Stevens: Heavy Machinery makes quick work of these enhancement talents, and Otis hits the Caterpillar on Tibbs. They hit the Compactor for the three count after a short squash match.

Winners: Heavy Machinery

– Still to come: Daniel Bryan is scheduled to be on Miz TV.

– Sasha Banks and Bayley are backstage for an interview. They talk about the attacks from members of the NXT roster, then Bayley moves on to the subject of her match tonight, and says she is going to crush Nikki Cross’ dreams. Banks says she’s letting Bayley go out to the ring alone tonight to handle Cross one on one.

– We see a video package looking at this week’s WrestleMania 36 ticket sale party in Tampa, Florida.

– Bayley vs. Nikki Cross: If Nikki wins, she will be the final member of the women’s Team SmackDown at Survivor Series. The opening bell sounds and Bayley is aggressive off the jump, and she controls the opening moments of this one. The match goes off the rails when Shayna Baszler invades. Bayley retreats through the crowd, but she runs into Tegan Nox, Rhea Ripley, Dakota kai and Mia Yim. They throw her back over the barricade towards the ring. Sasha Banks runs out and lays out Baszler in the ring. The other NXT women hit the ring, then some of the SmackDown women run down the ramp to even the odds. The two sides brawl all over the arena.

Winner: No contest

– Sasha Banks, Dana Brooke, Carmella & Nikki Cross vs. Rhea Ripley, Mia Yim, Tegan Nox & Dakota Kai: There are lots of tags in the opening moments of this one as the two teams fight back and forth. The NXT women start taking control against Carmella now and keeping her grounded. Banks gets the tag and she drops Nox. Ripley tags in and trades strikes with Banks now. Ripley takes control with a suplex. Banks fights back and both Banks and Ripley hit cheap shots on the opposing team members on the apron. This leads to both teams coming in off the aprons and argue as the ref tries to restore order. Back from the commercial break, Ripley and Cross are going at it. Kai tags in but Cross misses a sho on her. Kai hits a scorpion kick, but then she misses a suplex attempt. Nikki comes back with her swinging neckbreaker for the three count.

Winners: Sasha Banks, Nikki Cross, Dana Brooke & Carmella

– After the match, the NXT women attack Kai, and it turns into a big brawl. Mandy Rose and Sonya Deville come out to help the SmackDown wrestlers clear the ring, and the NXT stars retreats through the crowd.

– Daniel Bryan is backstage getting ready for Miz TV.

– The announcers go over the card for Survivor Series, airing on November 27th.

– The Miz comes out to the ring to host Miz TV. Miz welcomes everyone and talks about Bray Wyatt attacking Daniel Bryan last week. Miz says he wants to figure out why. Bryan comes out and sits down. Bryan is quiet early on, and Miz acknowledges they don’t like each other, but Miz wants to know why The Fiend randomly picked Bryan to attack? The Miz questions if The Fiend might think Bryan has changed and is washed up, and The Fiend wants to be the one to end Bryan. Bryan stands up on the mic and says he was quiet because Miz TV sucks, and has always sucked. Bryan says he’s not the man he was and he’s not hte leader of the Yes Movement. He says he may be washed up and mentally unstable, but he still has the same passion to help him overcome the odds. Miz interrupts and Bryan yells at him to shut up. Bryan says no one understands how he uses his passion and mental instability together, except for Wyatt. Bryan says The Fiend is even more unstable, and then Wyatt appears on the big screen to interrupt. Wyatt is in the Firefly Fun House, and he starts taunting Bryan. Wyatt opens a big white trunk and pulls out his new blue WWE Universal Title belt. Wyatt asks if Bryan wants to come play, and tells him to say that one magical word “Yes!” Bryan says no. Wyatt’s crew of puppets all start saying “yes” back at Bryan as he keeps saying no. Bryan says he’s not interested in going back and playing with Wyatt and his puppets, and says Wyatt is trying to play mind games. He tells Wyatt to come fight him in the ring for the Universal title. Wyatt says yes and starts his own “yes” chant. Wyatt continues chanting Yes and laughing as Bryan and Miz watch. Miz gets on the mic and says it sounds like we have Bryan vs. Wyatt for the Universal Title booked for Survivor Series. Bryan exits the ring as SmackDown goes off the air.

The November 13th, 2019 edition of WWE’s NXT aired live on the USA Network from Full Sail University in Winter Park, FL.

– This week’s broadcast opens up with a video package recapping the developments on the shows for the last couple of weeks.

– Mauro welcomes us to the arena, and it looks like we’re kicking off the show with the Cruiserweight Title match.

– Lio Rush (c) vs. Angel Garza: Garza offers a handshake but Lio isn’t interested. Garza rips his tear-away pants off in front of Rush’s family in the front row. Rush dives out on to Garza, then brings him back in the ring and hits a DDT for a two count early on. Rush follows up with kicks, and Garza is sent out to ringside. Garza is able to block another dive attempt from Rush, and he slams Rush down on the ringside floor. Back in the ring, Rush comes back with a springboard back elbow, but Garza kicks out at 2. Garza and Rush trade strikes and reversals now, then after a series of kicks Garza pins for a two count. Garza misses a moonsault attempt and Rush answers with a neckbreaker for a two count. Rush goes up top but Garza stops him and hits a moonsault powerslam off the top for a two count. Fans chant “Holy Shit” as Garza gets up and continues the offense on Rush. Rush fights up and hits the Rush Hour, then a spinning heel kick. Rush continues the offense but Garza fires back with the Wing Clipper. Garza goes for the Super Wing Clipper, but Rush fights out. Rush takes Garza down with a hurricanrana, then he goes back up top and Rush hits the Final Hour for a close two count. Rush goes back up top and hits the Final Hour again for the three count.

Winner & still Cruiserweight Champion: Lio Rush

– After the match, Rush celebrates with his Title belt and Garza looks shocked at the finish.

– We go backstage where Tegan Nox is shown laying on the floor. Rhea Ripley is also laid out, and people are checking on them.

– We go to the announce table where Beth Phoenix introduces a video package looking at Shayna Baszler and her path of destruction on her way to Survivor Series.

– The announcers hype up tonight’s ladder match between Io Shirai and Mia Yim.

– Xia Li vs. Aliyah: Vanessa Borne is at ringside with Aliyah. The opening bell sounds and Aliyah slams down Li by the hair early on. Li fires back with a series of strikes until Borne causes a distraction. Aliyah comes back and hits a Northern Lights suplex for a two count. Aliyah continues the offense and talks some trash. Li finally starts firing back with kicks and a forearm shot to the face. Li goes up top and comes down with a double axe handle to Aliyah. Aliyah tries to fight back, but Li drops her with a roundhouse kick out of nowhere for the three count.

Winner Xia Li

– Borne and a WWE doctor both get in the ring to check on Aliyah, who appears to have blood coming out of her nose.

– Nigel sends us to a video package looking at Killian Dain vs. Pete Dunne. Dain is shown backstage warming up.

– Finn Balor comes out to the ring and gets a big pop from the crowd. Balor gets on the mic and asks what happened to the NXT he knew. He says he used to be proud of this place, but now it’s a joke. Balor takes shots at Johnny Gargano and says that Balor built this place for everyone who moved in. Balor starts trashing Matt Riddle, and says Riddle got dropped last week and he hasn’t seen him since. Riddle suddenly hits the ring and starts brawling with Balor. They fight into the crowd until Balor retreats. Riddle gets on the mic and trashes Balor for retreating, and then The Undisputed Era interrupts. They come out and surround Riddle in the ring. Tommaso Ciampa and Keith Lee come out and join Balor in the ring. Cole says The Era is the most dominant force in all of WWE and asks Lee and Ciampa if they’re stupid. Lee says he doesn’t care and he tells them to bring it. Lee says Cole won’t face him right here and now. They get in a shouting match that leads to a singles match between Lee and Roderick Strong. The two sides face off until several referees run in to restore order.

– Roderick Strong vs. Keith Lee: This one is a non-Title match. While everyone else is leaving the ringside area, Lee takes advantage of the distraction to pull Strong from the apron and slams him in the ring. Strong rolls right back outside to regroup. Back in the ring, Lee dominates the opening moments of this one and hits a slam for a two count. Ground and pound from Lee on the mat now until Strong finally fights up and hits a boot to the face. Strong continues the strikes, but Lee is unphased and he levels Strong with a big chop. Lee and Strong trade strikes and the brawl spills out to ringside. Lee throws Strong back in to the ring. On Lee’s way back in the ring, Strong knocks him off the apron with a couple dropkicks. They briefly brawl at ringside again before taking it back in the ring. Strong hits a running big boot for a two count, then he tries to work on keeping Lee grounded. Strong hits a sheap shot and starts working over Lee’s knee. Lee hulks up and unloads with strikes and a splash in the corner. Lee throws Strong across the ring, and he hits a backbreaker for a two count. They go to the top rope and Strong hits an enziguri. Strong follows up with a knee to the head and a superplex for a two count. Strong looks for the Stronghold, but Lee fights out and throws Strong down. Strong keeps the pressure on Lee with strikes, until Lee fires back with a clothesline and both men are down. The other Undisputed Era members now come down the ramp. Ciampa runs down and drops O’Reilly, but then Cole superkicks Ciampa. Riddle runs down and takes out Fish, but then Balor appears out of nowhere and hits the Slingblade and a double stomp on Riddle. Lee is distracted by the commotion at ringside, and Strong hits a knee strike and the Roddy Slam for a two count. Strong looks for a senton, but Lee turns it into a big Jackhammer for the three count.

Winner: Keith Lee

– After the bell, The Undisputed Era attacks Lee, but Ciampa makes the save. The Era gets the upper hand, but then Dominik Dijakovic comes out to help even the odds. The Era members get cleared out of the ring, and te fans chant “War Games” as Dominik and Ciampa shake hands. The Era retreats up the ramp.

– Back from the commercial break, we cut to the backstage area where Marina Shafir, Jessamyn Duke and Candice LeRae are all laid out on the floor. Triple H orders security to tighten up and get to the bottom of this.

– Isiah “Swerve” Scott vs. Bronson Reed: The opening bell sounds and Reed and Scott trade strikes fairly evenly in the opening moments of this one. Reed starts getting the upper hand, and he hits the Bonsai Drop. The fight spills out to ringside, where Scott turns it around and slams Reed into the ring post. Back in the ring, they continue the brawl back and forth with strikes and reversals. They go to the top turnbuckle and Reed looks for a Tombstone, but Scott escapes and hits a big DDT for a two count. Scott tries to keep Reed grounded now and works over his left shoulder. Scott nails some elbow strikes and keeps control, but then he misses a shot and Reed capitalizes with a spinebuster. Reed hits a driver for a two count. They trade strikes and Reed looks for a powerbomb, but Scott gets out and unloads with strikes. Scott hits the House Call for the finish.

Winner: Isiah “Swerve” Scott

– Scott and Reed come face to face in the ring after the match and shake hands.

– We go to Cathy Kelley, who says the locker rooms are on edge tonight because of the mysterious attacks. She says that William Regal hs booked Matt Riddle vs. Finn Balor for the WarGames event, and Riddle will be replaced by Dominik Dijakovic in the WarGames team match. There’s still no word yet on who the final Team Ciampa member will be.

– It’s time for Pete Dunne vs. Killian Dain. On his way to the ring, Dain is attacked from behind by Damian Priest. Priest beats down Dain, as Dunne watches from the ring. Dunne has seen enough and he exits the ring to brawl with Priest at ringside. Dain gets back up and joins in on the brawl. All three men fight until security runs in to break it up. Dain and Dunne end up fighting off the security, and the brawl continues. Priest blindsides Dain, then he Crucifix Bombs Dunne into group of security guards. Priest hits a dive on Dain and Dunne, then stands tall as the fans chant for him. Priest heads to the back while the others get back to their feet.

– Mia Yim is backstage for an interview. She talks about how she isn’t worried about RAW or SmackDown superstars attacking her. She says NXT is the main roster now. Dakota Kai walks in and tells Yim there are no hard feelings over the War Games team picks, and if anything goes down she’ll have Yim’s back. Kai walks off.

– The announcers promote Dominik Dijakovic vs. Adam Cole for next week.

– Ladder Match: Mia Yim vs. Io Shirai. The winner of this match earns the order of entry advantage for her WarGames team. An NXT briefcase is hanging above the ring. The opening bell sounds and they brawl out to ringside early on. Shirai hits a suicide dive on Yim, then they bring the ladder in the ring. Yim slams Shirai into a ladder on the floor, then she rolls back in the ring. Yim goes to climb the ladder in the ring, but Shirai runs in and dumps Yim back out to ringside. They continue the fight for position over the ladder in the ring. They fight out to ringside again, and this time a ladder gets bridged over the ring apron and fan barricade. Back in the ring, they continue reversing holds and scrambling for the ladder. Yim fires up with a suplex, slamming Shirai on top of a ladder.

Shirai fights back with strikes and she hits big Flapjack in the middle of the ring. Shirai goes for the ladder, but Yim stops her and the back and forth struggle continues. There’s a ladder leaning in the corner now, and Yim slams Shirai into it with a belly to belly suplex. Yim starts climbing the ladder in the middle of the ring, but Shirai stops her and the ladder falls over. Shirai puts Yim inside of one ladder and starts slamming it shut on her. Shirai goes to get another ladder and brings it in the ring. They fight over the new ladder and Shirai dropkicks the ladder into Yim’s face. Yim is bleeding heavily now and the referee puts on gloves to check on her.

AEW’s Full Gear pay-per-view took place on November 9th, 2019 at the Royal Farms Arena in Baltimore, Maryland.

Full Gear “Buy-In” pre-show

– We go through some video packages looking at tonight’s matches. Taz and Goldenboy join Excalibur at the announce table.

– Bea Priestley vs. Britt Baker: Baker starts off strong with a series of strikes, and the fight spills out to ringside. Priestly fights back on the floor, but Baker takes her down with a Thesz Press and pummels on her. Priestly fights back with some strikes and a diving elbow for a two count. A double clothesline sends both wrestlers down. We see Darby Allin in the crowd. Baker is up first and hits a neckbreaker for a two count. Priest comes back with a German suplex for a two count of her own. Baker fights back and hits the Canadian Destroyer for a two count. Baker hits a superkick and a neckbreaker, but then Priestley grabs the hair and breaks free. Baker comes back with the lockjaw and the mandible claw for the win via submission.

Winner: Britt Baker

– After the match, Awesome Kong and Brandi Rhodes come out, and they have a knife. They hit the ring and Kong hits the double underhook facebuster on Priestley. Kong and Brandi cut off a piece of Priestley’s hair. Kong smells the hair and then puts it under her belt, and they leave.

– Jim Ross is introduced and he comes out to the announce table. Full Gear starts next!

AEW Full Gear Results

– The Young Bucks vs. Santana & Ortiz: This one falls apart into a 2 on 2 brawl in the opening moments. The referee restores order, but then Santana and Ortiz get dumped to ringside and the Bucks hit dives on him. Nick throws Santana into the crowd, then the Bucks start double teaming Ortiz in the ring. Santana finally gets the tag but Matt takes him down with an arm drag. Ortiz and Santana fight back with a double team submission on the Bucks. The Bucks fight back and Matt hits a dive over the ring post on to Ortiz at ringside. Back in the ring, Matt goes up top and hits a flying elbow drop on Santana for a two count. On the apron, Santana hits a brainbuster on Nick on the edge of the ring. Ortiz and Santana dump matt over the barricade, and Matt lands right where The Rock n Roll Express are seated. Santana and Ortiz talk some trash to the legends, then they walk around to go work over Nick. Ortiz and Santana control the next several moments of the match until Matt finally gets the hot tag and starts cleaning house. Matt and Nick double team Ortiz now for a two count. Santana takes Nick out at ringside, and Santana and Ortiz surround Matt in the ring now. They hit a double team cutter on Matt for a two count. Santana hits a dive on Nick at ringside, then comes back in the ring. Matt fights them off and then Nick tags in for a double superkick on Ortiz. Santana looks for a moonsault, but the Bucks superkick him out of mid-air. They double team Ortiz off the turnbuckle for a two count. The Bucks look for the Meltzer Driver on Ortiz, but Matt slips off the top rope and falls. Santana runs in and takes over with Ortiz now. Nick spits his gum at Santana, but Santana picks it up and eats it. Nick starts fighting off both Santana and Ortiz. Ortiz fights back with a sit-out powerbomb on Nick, then Santana knees him in the head. Matt breaks up the pin attempt. Matt misses a spear in the corner and falls out to ringside. Ortiz and Santana double team Nick for the three count.

Winners: Santana & Ortiz

– After the match, Sammy Guevara walks down to the ring with a camera to celebrate with Ortiz and Santana. The Rock n Roll Express hop the barricade and get on the apron, but The Inner Circle members start beating them down. Ricky comes back (with the help of Matt) and hits a slingshot Canadian Destroyer on Santana. Ricky then hits a dive on Guevara and Ortiz at ringside. The crow pops for the Rock N Roll Express getting in the mix.

– Pac vs. “Hangman” Adam Page This one spills out to ringside early on as Pac and Page trade lots of strikes in the opening moments of this one. Back in the ring, Pac takes control and jokes Page against the ropes. Pac hits a series of kicks and then taunts the fans. Pac wastes too much time and misses a shot, and Page starts mounting a comeback now. The fight spills out to ringside, and Pac fights back with a brainbuster up against the ring. Back in the ring, Pac lays into Page with kicks now. Page starts fighting back and they counter moves back and forth. Hangman looks for an Alabama Slam, but Pac reverses it into The Brutalizer. Pac tries to follow up with the Black Arrow, but Page rolls out of the way. Page misses a shot, and Pac tries to instigate a ref bump but Page stops it. Page hits a lariat, then the Dead Eye. Page pins for the three count after a competitive match.

Winner: “Hangman” Adam Page

– Shawn Spears vs. Joey Janela: Tully Blanchard is at ringside and he distracts Janela. They start off trading blows in the ring, and Spears rolls outside for a breather. Janela kicks Spears from the apron, but then Spears slams him off the apron down to the floor. Back in the ring, Spears keeps control and ties Janela’s hair to the turn buckle. Janela finally breaks free, and Spears puts him in the Sharpshooter. Janela breaks out and fights back with a series of knees and kicks. Janela misses a shot and Spears fires back with a German suplex for a two count. Janela fires back with a suplex for a two count of his own. Janela stomps on Spears until Tully gets on the apron and causes a distraction. Janela climbs to the top turnbuckle, but Spears runs up and grabs him. Spears gives Janela a backbreaker over the top turnbuckle. Spears unties the turnbuckle pad, and while referee Earl Hebner puts the pad back on, Spears takes Janela out to ringside. Tully Blanchard assists in Spears giving Janela a piledriver on the ringside floor. Back in the ring, Spears hits the C4 for the three count.

Winner: Shawn Spears

– Spears and Blanchard leave as referees and agents come to check on Janela.

– Kip Sabian is backstage for an interview. He says when he arrived in AEW he found that everyone else had formed alliances, so he had to carve his own path. Kip brings over Penelope Ford, and says it’s time to bring some sex appeal back to this loser-infested company. Penelope says why be bad when you can be super bad.

– Private Party vs. The Lucha Brothers vs. SCU (c): Kaz starts off against Marq going back and forth. The aprons clear as this one turns into a brawl early on. When the referee restores order, The Lucha Bros have Kaz down. Kassidy gets the tag and starts cleaning house now. Marq tags back in, but the Lucha Brothers take him out with a double team. They give Kassidy a double team superkick next, then they hit a slam on Marq in the corner for a two count. The aprons clear and this one turns into an all-out brawl at ringside, and Phoenix hits a big corkscrew moonsault on everyone. Back in the ring, Kazarian takes control and SCU hits the SCU-later on Kassidy for the three count.

Winners: SCU

– After the match, the Lucha Brothers attack SCU. The lights suddenly go out, and when the lights come back on there are two people dressed as Pentagon in the ring. The other Pentagon slams Phoenix on top of the real Pentagon. He takes his mask off to reveal himself as “The Fallen Angel” Christopher Daniels. He grabs a steel chair and beats the Lucha Brothers out of the ring.

– Riho (c) vs. Emi Sakura: The AEW Women’s World Championship is on the line in this one. Emi starts off strong with lots of offense in the opening moments. Riho dodges some shots, but Emi dumps her out to ringside. They fight on the turnbuckle now and Riho hits a stomp on Emi on the apron. Riho and Emi trade shots in the ring now and Emi hits tilt-a-whirl backbreaker. She follows up with another backbreaker, and then a stomp off the middle rope. Emi hits a senton bomb for a two count. Emi hits a sit-out powerbomb, but Riho no-sells it and gives Emi a double stomp. Riho and Emi trade strikes in the middle of the ring now. Riho hits the double stomp off the top rope for a two count. Emi comes back with a German suplex, then a facebuster slam for a two count. After a series of reversals, Riho hits a knee to the head. Riho spins around Emi now and rolls her up into a small package pin for the three count.

Winner & still Champion: Riho

– Riho and Emi hug after the match.

– The judges for the AEW Championship match up next are sitting at ringside: Dean Malenko, Arn Anderson, and The Great Muta.

– Chris Jericho (c) vs. Cody Rhodes: MJF is in Rhodes’ corner and Jake Hager is in Jericho’s corner. Rhodes connects with strikes in the opening moments and Jericho repeatedly rolls outside for a breather. Jericho has a brief stare-down with Malenko at ringside. Back in the ring, Rhodes controls the pace and dumps Jericho out to ringside. Rhodes looks for a suicide dive, but Jericho dodges it, and Rhodes lands face-first on the ramp. It looks like Rhodes has been busted open the hard way on the ramp, and he’s now heavily bleeding. Jericho takes control now. Cody tries to mount a comeback, but Jericho shuts him down with a dropkick. Jericho keeps Rhodes grounded now with various holds. Jericho looks for a Lionsault, but Rhodes blocks it with his knees. Rhodes hits a springboard Diamond Cutter for a two count. Rhodes follows up with a springboard kick that sends Jericho out to ringside. Rhodes follows, and Jericho comes back with a lariat on the ringside floor. Rhodes is still bleeding from the forehead. Jericho exchanges words with members of the Rhodes family at ringside. Cody’s mom slaps Jericho across the face, then Cody spears Jericho on the floor. Back in the ring, Rhodes hits an Alabama Slam for a two count. Rhodes applies a Figure Four, but Jericho reverses it. Jake Hager hits a cheap shot on Rhodes from the apron, then Rhodes throws Jericho into Jake to knock him down to the floor. Jake hits another cheap shot behind the ref’s back, but the ref still ejects Jake. Jake beats down MJF near the ramp before leaving. While the ref is distracted, Jericho nails Rhodes in the face with the Title belt. Jericho pins for a two count. Rhodes comes back with the Cross Rhodes for a two count of his own. Jericho and Rhodes trade punches on the mat now. Cody hits a series of strikes and the Bionic Elbow for a two count. Cody looks for a springboard kick, but Jericho intercepts him with a Codebreaker for a two count. Jericho takes off his weightlifting belt and whips Cody with it until the ref takes it way from him. Rhodes fights back with a superkick, then goes to the top turnbuckle with Jericho. Cody looks for a Frankensteiner, but Jericho turns it into the Walls Of Jericho. Jericho and the ref shove each other, then Cody rolls up Jericho from behind for a two count. Jericho applies the Walls Of Jericho again, and stomps on Cody’s head a few times while he’s got it in. MJF throws in the towel, and the ref calls for the bell.

Winner & still Champion: Chris Jericho

– Jericho celebrates on the stage with the Inner Circle. Rhodes seems confused about why the match stopped, and MJF is in the ring talking to him about it. Rhodes shakes MJF’s hand, but then MJF kicks Rhodes with a low blow. MJF pushes Rhodes down to the mat as the crowd chants “asshole.” As MJF leaves, someone off-screen throws a drink at him. MJF leaves as Cody recovers in the ring.

– We see a video package looking at the feud between Jon Moxley and Kenny Omega. Justin Roberts explains that this is an unsanctioned “lights out” match.

– Kenny Omega vs. Jon Moxley: Omega starts off strong with a series of strikes on Moxley. Jon comes back with a side slam, then he rolls out to ringside. He throws a trash can in the ring and then nails Omega with it. Omega fights back and tackles Moxley out to ringside. They fight out into the crowd now. Omega hits Moxley with a chair, then hits him in the face with a beer and throws a trash can on him. Omega climbs some stairs and hits a flying double foot stomp down on to Moxley. Moxley fights back and throws Omega back into the ringside area. Moxley hits a vertical suplex on the floor. Moxely grabs a barbed wire baseball bat from under the ring now, and brings it and Omega into the ring. Moxely nails Omega with the bat a few times across the back. Omega appears to be bleeding from the back. Moxley puts the barbed wire on Omega’s back and stomps on it. Omega fights back with chops and then he looks for a German suplex, but Moxley hits him with the barbed wire. Omega grabs the trash can and nails Moxley with it. Omega gives Moxley a pile driver on to the trash can. Omega pulls out a table and leans it up against the barricade. Omega then grabs what appears to be a broom wrapped in barbed wire. Moxley throws the trash can out of the ring and hits Omega. Moxley looks for a dive, but Omega blocks him with the barbed wire broom to the head. Omega brings the broom in the ring now and starts hitting Moxley with it. Omega scratches the barbed wire across Moxley’s back repeatedly. Moxley appears to be bleeding heavily from his head. Omega slams Moxley on to the barbed wire broom for a two count. Omega puts a trash can on the ring post, climbs up, grabs the can and hits a moonsault with the can on top of Moxley for another two count. Omega pulls out a board that appears to have mouse traps glued to it. Moxley and Omega trade strikes and both men go down. Moxley is up first and he moves the mouse trap board towards the middle of the ring. Ambrose then suplexes Omega on to the mouse traps. Moxley brings some big chains into the ring and slams Omega on to them for a two count. Omega fights back with some trash can shots, but Moxley shuts him down with a side slam. Moxley grabs what looks like an ice pick or a needle out from under the ring. Omega fights back with the chain. Moxley misses a shot and stabs the ice pick into the turnbuckle. Omega answers with a back suplex on to the chains. Omega continues with more suplexes, then he wraps the chain around Ambrose’s neck and hangs him from the ropes down to the floor. The chain clips through Omega’s hands and Moxley falls to the floor. Omega hits a suicide dive on Moxley through the table leaning against the fan barricade. Omega grabs a bag from under the ring and it looks like it’s full of pieces of broken glass. Omega starts cutting Moxley in the head and hand with the glass. Omega pours the broken glass out into the ring. Omega slams Moxley on to the galss for a two count, then he drags him across the glass. Omega applies a Sharpshooter next, with Moxley having to crawl through the glass to reach the ropes. Moxel pulls himself through the ropes and Omega lets go. Omega picks up some pieces of glass, and he shows the camera, then he tries to force the glass into Moxley’s mouth. Omega misses a shot and Ambroe comes back with a German suplex on to the broken glass. Omega fires back with some strikes and Moxley falls out on to the ramp. Omega grabs the ice pick from the turnbuckle pad and chases Moxley up the ramp. Omega pokes into Moxley’s forehead with the ice pick. The Young Bucks walk out, and Page joins them, and they try to tell Omega to stop. Omega tells them to bring out something, and they start bringing out a small cage structure with a bunch of barbed wire in it. Omega picks up Moxley and brings him over towards the web of barbed wire, but Moxley breaks free. Moley ends up suplexing Omega off the ramp and into the web of barbed wire. Some people try to help pull Omega and Moxley out of the barbed wire bedding. Moxley starts punching out everyone who’s trying to help Kenny. Kenny picks up a light and nails Jon in the head with it. Omega hits a running knee on Jon and they both crash through an AEW sign near the stage. Moxley and Omega both emerge from the wreckage, and Omega chases Moxley back to the ring. Moxley hits the underhook DDT for a two count. Moxley unties the canvas on the ring and rips it back. Moxley pulls back the padding and exposes the wooden planks of the ring. Moxley looks for a piledriver, but Omega reverses into a back body drop. Omega follows up with a knee to the back of the head, then he looks for the One Winged Angel but Moxley escapes. Omega hits an underhook DDT on Moxley for a two count. Omega looks for a Phoenix Splash but misses on the exposed boards of the ring. Moxley follows up with a big underhook DDT on the exposed boards for the three count.

Winner: Jon Moxley

– After the match, trainers and The Young Bucks come to check on Omega. Moxley flips off the camera as we go to replays.