The November 6th, 2019 edition of WWE NXT on the USA Network took place at Full Sail University in Winter Park, FL.

– Mauro Ranallo welcomes us to Full Sail Live and shows us footage of The OC attacking The Undisputed Era backstage before the show. The OC suddenly comes out to the ring to kick off the show.

AJ Styles, Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson start attacking crew members on the way to the ring. AJ gets on the mic and starts talking trash about NXT, and says now The OC is bringing to war to NXT. Styles says all the top NXT stars are out of commission tonight, so The OC is taking over the show. The OC is about to leave, but then Tommaso Ciampa comes out to interrupt.

Ciampa gets on the mic mic, and says he’s been waiting for years to get to the main roster, but now he wants to welcome The OC to NXT. He says NXT is the show and daddy’s home. He doesn’t have a problem with The OC beating down The Era, but he does have a problem with them saying they’re taking over NXT. Styles commends Ciampa for being the only one here with enough balls to come out and say anything. This prompts Keith Lee and Matt Riddle to come out next. Ciampa says it looks like they have plenty of balls, and they call out The OC to face them in the ring tonight. AJ accepts the challenge, and it looks like that will be our main event tonight.

– We go to Mauro, Nigel McGuinness and Beth Phoenix who run down the card for tonight’s show.

– Pete Dunne vs. Damian Priest: After being hesitant to engage in the opening moments, they start going at it and each look for their finishers early on. They continue to counter moves and this one is fairly evenly matched in the opening moments. Priest fires up with a Falcon Arrow now for a two count. Priest continues the offense now and tries to keep Dunne grounded. After a mix-up in the corner Dunne hits a missile dropkick. Dunne looks for a German suplex, but Priest drops it. Priest goes for a German now, but Dunne lands on his feet. Dunne fires back with a boot to the head now, then dumps Priest out to ringside. Dunne goes up top and hits a moonsault on Priest on the ringside floor. Priest fights back on the ringside floor and he slams Dunne into the apron. Back in the ring, Dunne comes back with a sit-out powerbomb for a two count. Dunne continues the offense now, but he misses his Bitter End attempt. Priest drops Dunne with a kick, an Dunne rolls out to ringside. Priest runs the ropes and hits a dive on Dunne at ringside now. Back in the ring, Dunne and Priest fight back and forth and block each other’s signture moves. Priest finally connects with a Crucifix Bomb, but Dunne kicks out at 2. Priest wastes some time and Dunne latches on to him and fights up. Dunne ends up hitting a kick below the belt while the ref’s back is turned. Dunne follows up with an armbar and Priest taps out for the finish.

Winner: Pete Dunne

– After the match, Killian Dain attacks Dunne and beats him down. Priest joins in and then Dain hits a Vader Bomb on Dunne. As Dain is leaving, Priest attacks him. Dain fights back and throws Priest into the ring steps. Dain backs up and hits a cannonball on Priest on the ring steps.

– We go to the broadcast table where the announcers discuss the women’s WarGames and the new teams. Shayna Baszler picked Bianca Belair and Io Shirai. Rhea Ripley picked Tegan Nox and Candice LaRae.

– Dakota Kai is backstage warming up, and Cathy Kelley walks over for an interview. Kai says she’s not intimidated by Baszler, and says she’s going to kick Baszler’s face in.

– Tayanara vs. Santana Garrett: The opening bell sounds and they go back and forth with roll-up attempts early on in this one. Garrett hits a Russian leg sweep for a two count, then Tayanara comes back with a belly to belly overhead suplex. Tayanara follows up with a running knee to the face. Tayanara controls the next several moments of this one until Garrett fires back with a carthweel handspring back elbow. Garrett follows up with a flurry of strikes then pins for a two count. Garrett goes flying for a moonsault but Tayanara rolls out of the way. Tayanara follows up with a boot to the face for the three count.

Winner: Tayanara

– Mauro introduces a video package looking at Tony Nese.

– Shayna Baszer is shown backstage warming up. Jessamyn Duke and Marina Shafir are by her side.

– Back from the commercial break, we see a promo video for Angel Garza.

– Shayna Baszler vs. Dakota Kai: This one is a non-Title match. Jessamyn Duke and Marina Shafir are both at ringside in Shayna’s corner. The opening bell sounds and Kai starts off strong and taunts the Champion. This one spills out to ringside, and Shayna turns it around by thowing Kai into the ring post. Back in the ring, Shayna follows up with a flurry of strikes. Shayna starts working over Kai’s bad knee. They battle back and forth with their signature moves, and then Kai fires up with a series of kicks to the face of Baszler. Kai looks for the GTK, but Shayna blocks it and knees her in the face. Shayn pins for a two count. Baszler looks for the Kirifuda Clutch, but Kai escapes and fires back with kicks. Kai misses a shot and Shayna puts her in the Clutch again. Kai tries to break free, but Shayna keeps it locked in and Kai taps out.

Winner: Shayna Baszler

– After the match, Duke and Shafir celebrate with Baszler, then beat down Kai. Rhea Ripley, Tegan Nox and Candice LeRae comes out for the save. Bianca Belair, Io Shirai and Mia Yim all run out too and this turns into a brawl. Yim checks on Kai as Baszler and the others go their seperate directions.

– Mauro sends us to a video package looking at the NXT invasions on SmackDown and RAW.

– Tommaso Ciampa, Keith Lee and Matt Riddle are backstage for an interview. They briefly talk about The Undisputed Era and their war games match, and their match against The OC tonight.

– Tony Nese vs. Angel Garza: The winner of this match gets a shot at Lio Rush’s Cruiserweight Title. The opening bell sound and they lock up. Garza looks for submission attempts early on but with no luck. They fight for position on the mat, and after a boot to the face Nese takes Garza down. Nese wastes some time flexing and Garza gives him a hurricanrana. Nese and Garza trade chops now and Nese gets the upper hand. Nese looks for a Sunset Bomb off the top rope, but Garza escapes. Garza’s pants tear away and his leaps down, and he takes Nese down to the mat too. Garza dumps Nese outside and then hits a wrecking ball dropkick on him. Garza goes up top and hits a moonsault off the top down on to Nese on the floor. Back in the ring, Garza hits a backbreaker for a two count. Garza continues the offense until they spill out to ringside and Nese turns it around with a DDT on the floor. Back in the ring, Nese hits a 450 splash for a two count. They fight up to their feet and trade strikes in the middle of the ring now. Garza hits a sit-out powerbomb for a two count. Garza goes up top but misses a shot. Garza keeps the pressure on with a mule kick to Nese, then he follows up with the Wing Clipper for the three count.

Winner & new #1 contender for the Cruiserweight Title: Angel Garza

– After the match, Lio Rush comes out to the stage. Lio tries to shake Garza’s hand, but Garza slaps him across the face. Garza walks off as Lio stares him down. Mauro talks about Rush vs. Garza, which is booked for next week.

– Rhea Ripley, Mia Yim, Tegan Nox, Dakota Kai and Candice LeRae are backstage for a brief interview. Ripley confirms that she has picked Yim to be on her War Games team. Riple tells Kai she didn’t make the cut, and Kai walks off.

– Isaiah Scott vs. Dominik Dijakovic: Scott starts off strong in the opening moments with offense. Scott wastes some time showing off and Dijakovic fights back. Dijakovic hits a pendulum backbreaker and a splash from the middle rope. Scott fires back with a Flatliner. Scott follows up with a big boot and a German suplex. Scott hits the House Call and a DDT for a two count. Dijakovic fights back again and starts talking some trash. Scott takes Dijakovic down with a hurricanrana, then he hits a double stomp from the top. Scott follows up with a big lariat for a two count. Scott blocks a shot and hits another House Call. After some back-and-forth reversals, Dijakovic hits the Feast Your Eyes for the three count.

Winner: Dominik Dijakovic

– Back from commercial break, we see a promo video for The Forgotten Sons – Steve Cutler, Wesley Blake and Jaxon Ryker.

– Io Shirai vs. Mia Yim are booked in a ladder match for next week.

– The OC vs. Tommaso Ciampa, Matt Riddle & Keith Lee: This one starts off with an all-our brawl between both teams. The fight spills out to ringside, and then back in the ring where the opening bell finally sounds. AJ works over Ciampa in the opening moments until Ciampa comes back with a middle rope draping DDT for a two count. Lee takes in and beats down AJ now. AJ starts throwing shots at Lee’s knee, then Gallows tags in. Gallows and Lee collide and talk trash. Lee ducks a shot and gives Gallows a Pounce that knocks him out of the ring. Back in the ring, Gallows fights back and tags in Anderson for the double team. Lee fights back and drops Anderson with a cross body. Ciampa comes in and goes at it with Anderson now. Anderson hits a spinebuster for a two count, then Gallows tags in and unloads with elbows. Anderson tags back in, but Ciampa fights him off and Riddle gets the hot tag. AJ also comes in, and Riddle cleans house. Riddle hits the Bro 2 Sleep on AJ, but Gallows breaks up the pin. The aprons clear now and everyone starts brawling. AJ takes out Lee with a DDT, then he goes back to dealing with Riddle and gives him a brainbuster. Riddle ducks a shot and Lee hits the Pounce on AJ now. The ref gets knocked out in the mayhem. Lee starts fighting with Anderson and Gallows at ringside, then Riddle hits a dive on the two OC members. Back in the ring, Ciampa hits AJ with a knee strike. Ciampa looks for the Fairytale Ending on AJ, but the music hits and Finn Balor comes out to interrupt. AJ capitalizes on the distraction with a Pele kick to Ciampa’s head. Balor attacks Riddle at ringside, as AJ watches and smiles. AJ looks for the Styles Clash on Ciampa in the ring, but Adam Cole runs in and hits a superkick on AJ. Cole then grabs Ciampa and hits the Last Shot on him. Cole stares at Balor on the rap, and NXT goes off the air in chaos with bodies everywhere.

Winners via DQ: Tommaso Ciampa, Matt Riddle & Keith Lee

The November 4th, 2019 edition of WWE RAW aired live on the USA Network from the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, NY.

– We see several vehicles pull up to the back of the arena. Triple H gets out of one of them. He briefly checks in the window in the SUV behind his, then walks into the building.

– The intro video rolls and the pyro goes off inside the arena, then WWE Champion Brock Lesnar’s music hits. Lesnar and Paul Heyman come out to the ring, and Heyman gets on the mic. Heyman talks about Brock Lesnar’s status in WWE, and says that his contract has been re-assigned to WWE RAW. Heyman says other wrestlers can’t do that though, and that Brock is special and has more leverage. Heyman says Brock is better everyone watching, and all of the “bitches in the back.” Heyman says that someone must know where Rey Mysterio is, and Brock wants him right now. Heyman says maybe Brock will have to slap every man in the building, and turn over everything that moves in the Nassau Coliseum. Paul says that tonight will be the funeral for Rey’s career, at the hands of Brock Lesnar. Lesnar and Heyman head to the back.

– We go backstage, and we see Brock and Paul walking through the hallways. Brock beats up some random guy, and is yelling for Rey to come out.

– Back from commercial break, Brock Lesnar is still searching for Rey. Brock rips some random guy out of a car and throws him on the ground, then continues storming through the arena.

– The Kabuki Warriors vs. Charlotte Flair & Natalya: This is a non-Title match. Natalya and Kairi start this one off. Asuka quickly tags in, but Natalya is able to stop her. Natalya holds Asuka in the front face lock, then Charlotte tags in and puts the boots to Asuka. Charlotte looks for a slam, but Asuka puts up a struggle. Kairi runs in, and Natalya meets her there. Charlotte and Natalya hit suplexes in tandem on the Warriors, and they send both Champions out to ringside. Back in the ring, Asuka and Natalya trade shoulder blocks, and Natalya seems to get the upper hand. Natalya looks for a Sharpshooter, but Asuka escapes and rolls outside. Natalya follows her out and eats a superkick from Asuka on the floor. Back in the ring, Kairi tags in and continues the offense on Natalya. Charlotte gets the tag and cleans house now. Charlotte looks for the pin on Kairi, but Asuka gets involved. Charlotte rolls outside and drops Asuka, then rolls her in the ring. Charlotte hits a big boot on Asuka in the ring, then lays her next to Kairi on the mat. Charlotte goes to the top rope and hits a moonsault on both Warriors. Charlotte throws Asuka out to ringside, then pins Kairi for a two count. Asuka hits a cheap shot on Charlotte from the floor now. Kairi and Asuka take turns beating on Charlotte in the ring until Natalya finally gets the hot tag. Natalya cleans house and hits a German suplex on Asuka. Natalya looks for the Sharpshooter, but Asuka reverses it into an armbar. Natalya fights out and puts Asuka in the Sharpshooter. Kairi breaks it up, then Charlotte runs in and spears Kairi. Asuka looks for the Asuka Lock on Natalya, but Natalya fights out. Natalya puts Asuka in the Sharpshooter for the win via submission.

Winners: Charlotte Flair & Natalya

– Paul Heyman and Brock Lesnar come out to the announce table. Paul Heyman demands that they tell him where Rey Mysterio is. Paul asks who the hell the new announcers are, aside from Jerry. Heyman gets in Jerry’s face now and demands that he tells him where Rey is. Heyman says if Jerry doesn’t tell him, he’s going to unleash the beast on him. Brock shoves Jerry, then Dio Maddin stands up and gets in Brock’s face. Brock grabs Dio and gives him the F-5 through the announce table. Rey Mysterio then runs out on the stage and nails Brock with a baseball bat. Rey repeatedly bashes Brock’s knee the the baseball bat, then he picks up Brock’s Universal Title belt and nails Brock in the face with it. Referees and agents come out and Rey leaves. Heyman checks on Brock, who is still down on the ramp.

– Back from the break, we go to replays of Brock giving Dio the F-5, then Rey beating Brock down.

– Rey Mysterio is backstage cutting a promo on Brock Lesnar. Rey talks about Brock trying to take away what Rey cares about most – his family. Now Rey wants to take away what Brock cares most about – his WWE Title belt. It sounds like Rey is challenging Brock to a Title match at Survivor Series.

– Cedric Alexander vs. Buddy Murphy: Cedric starts off strong and sends Buddy out to ringside. Buddy fights back at ringside and this one turns into a brawl on the floor. Back in the ring, Buddy hits a boot to the face and then sends Cedric into the ring post. Buddy tries to keep Cedric grounded now and starts working over his shoulder. Cedric starts fighting back with chops to the chest, then a spinning elbow to the face. Cedric follows up with a springboard kick, and Murphy rolls out to ringside. Cedric follows up with a suicide dive, and then a second one. Back in the ring, Cedric hits the springboard flatliner for a two count. Murphy tries to fight back, but Cedric plants him with a Michinoku Driver for another two count. Cedric looks for the Neuralizer, but Buddy cuts him short with a leaping knee on Cedric. Buddy follows up with Murphy’s Law for the three count.

Winner: Buddy Murphy

– They roll some footage of NXT’s invasion last week on SmackDown.

– Seth Rollins is shown walking through the hallways of the arena.

– Back from the commercial break, former champion Seth Rollins comes out to the ring. Seth gets on the mic and starts talking about what’s next for him. He says he knows some of the fans are thrilled that Seth lost to The Fiend, but that doesn’t concern him. What concerns him, is that Bray took his WWE Championship, and also Brock Lesnar is back on RAW with the Universal Title. Seth says his efforts to get the Universal Title off of Lesnar so there would be an active champion were in vain. Seth says he doesn’t know if he has the energy to deal with these things this time. Seth says for the first time in a long time, he doesn’t know what’s next for him. Triple H’s music hits, and the NXT founder comes out to the ring. HHH shakes Seth’s hands and then gets on the mic. The crowd chants “NXT” as Triple H starts talking. HHH says that whenever Seth doesn’t know what’s next, their paths seem to cross. He tells Seth that maybe his past is his future. He talks about Seth being the first-ever NXT Champion and being the foundation of NXT, and then The Shield being born, and then Seth becoming WWE Champion. Rollins asks if those things were for his benefit, or for HHH’s benefit. HHH says it doesn’t matter, because Seth walked away a Champion every time. HHH says he knows what’s next, and then he starts talking about NXT’s success on SmackDown last Friday. HHH says NXT is on fire right now, but he wants to know what Seth is going to do next, because that will effect what HHH does next. HHH says Seth may be lacking motivation or direction right now, but HHH knows how to make Seth great. He tells Seth he’s either with him or against him. The Undisputed Era comes out through the crowd and stands on the ring apron now. The OC’s music hits and they come out to interrupt. The OC heads down the ramp, and The Era retreats off the apron and into the crowd. More NXT stars ambush The OC from behind, and then The Era comes back and they all beat down The OC. Ryder, Hawkins, Rowan and R-Truth run down and they chase off the NXT wrestlers. Seth exits up the ramp without getting involved.

– Back from the break, Seth Rollins approaches Triple H backstage and gets in his face. Seth says if he goes anywhere, he’s going as a top guy. Seth says Daniel Bryan couldn’t get the job done last week, but he can, and he wants a match with Adam Cole for the NXT Title tonight. HHH says “welcome back,” and Seth walks off.

– Sin Cara & Catalina vs. Andrade & Zelina Vega: Andrade starts off strong with strikes off the opening bell. Sin Cara ducks a shot and dumps Andrade out to ringside. Cara looks for a dive, but Zelina grabs his leg, so Catalina hits a cannonball on Andrade at ringside. Back in the ring, Andrade takes control against Sin Cara after connecting with several strikes. Andrade takes Sin Cara to the top turnbuckle now, but Sin Cara turns it into a sunset flip powerbomb off the middle rope. Catalina and Zelina tag in now, and Catalina starts getting the upper hand. Zelina rakes the eyes then kicks her in the face. Catalina comes back with a facebuster for a two count. Andrade comes in, but Cara cuts him off and dumps him outside, then hits a dive on him. Zelina hits a hurricanrana on Catalina into the corner, and then another one into the mat for the three count.

Winners: Andrade & Zelina Vega

– Still to come: Humberto Carrillo & The Street Profits vs. The OC; plus Seth Rollins challenges Adam Cole for the NXT Championship.

– Jerry Lawler introduces a video package looking at the storyline between Rusev, Lana and Bobby Lashley.

– Rusev is shown backstage walking towards the Gorilla position.

– Back from the break, Rusev comes out to the ring and gets on the mic. Rusev says tonight is the night to end all of this stupid drama with his soon-to-be ex-wife Lana. Rusev says he’s here for Bobby Lashley, and he wants to tell her that if he wants Lana she’s all his, but Lashley’s ass is Rusev’s. Rusev calls out Lashley to come out to the ring. Lashley comes out to the stage, using two crutches to walk. Lana comes out with him. Lashley says he’s not medically cleared to fight tonight, because he suffered a torn groin over the weekend. Lashley says he didn’t tear his groin training to wrestling, he tore his groin doing things with Lana, and then he and Lana kiss. Lana says Rusev isn’t interested in hearing about their love life, he wants to fight, so they found a replacement opponent for him tonight. Drew McIntyre comes out next and heads down to the ring.

– Drew McIntyre vs. Rusev: Rusev starts off strong and he backs Drew into the corner with strikes. Drew starts fighting back, but Rusev fights him off and dumps him out to ringside. Lana and Lashley watch from the stage. Back in the ring, Drew hits a spinebuster and tries to keep Rusev grounded. Rusev fights up and looks for the big boot, but Drew dodges it. Drew hits a flurry of strikes in the corner, then they run the ropes and collide in the middle of the ring. Both men are down. They trade more strikes in the middle of the ring until Rusev nails a superkick and sends Drew out to ringside. Rusev rolls out and slams Drew into the ring steps. Lashley runs up from behind and nails Rusev with his crutch, which leads to the ref calling for the DQ.

Winner via DQ: Rusev

– Rusev turns around and brawls with Lashley now. Rusev beats down Lashley in the ring, but then Randy Orton hits the ring out of nowhere with an RKO on Rusev. Lashley and Orton are about to beat down Rusev, but then Ricochet comes out for the save. Ricochet and Rusev clear the ring, and Lashley picks up Lana and retreats up the ramp.

– Becky Lynch is backstage preparing for a sit-down interview.

– Back from the break, we go backstage for an interview with Becky. She talks about the upcoming Survivor Series pay-per-view, but then Shayna Baszler interrupts and sits down across from Becky. Shayna says she’s been waiting a long time to meet Becky face to face, and talks about all the things she’s heard about Becky. Shayna talks bout being friends with Ronda Rousey, and Becky beating Ronda at WrestleMania. Shayna says she’s not Ronda, and at Survivor Series she’s going pin or submit Becky. Becky tells Shayna that going to war with her will change Shayna, and she’s coming right for her. Shayna and Becky stand up and come face to face.

– The OC comes out to the ring, and AJ gets on the mic. AJ says Gallows and Anderson are the best tag team in the world, and they have their trophy at ringside to prove it. AJ says another fact is that he’s the phenomenal one and he’s the United States Champion. Another fact, they don’t give a damn about NXT. AJ says the next time they see those punks, they’ll make sure they never want to step foot outside of Orlando again. The Street Profits and Humberto come out to the stage with mics to interrupt, and they talk trash before their tag match coming up next.

– Humberto Carrillo & The Street Profits vs. The OC: Humberto and The Street Profit trade frequent tags in the opening moments to control the pace of this one. A distraction leads to Gallows hitting a cheap shot on Ford at ringside. Back in the ring, AJ tags in and continues beating on Ford, and then Gallows hits another cheap shot from the apron. Anderson tags in but Ford dropkicks him down. Gallows tags in and he drops Ford with a big boot. AJ tags back in for a leaping forearm shot on Ford, then Anderson tags back in for a dropkick. Gallows tags back in for a running splash on Ford in the corner, then an uppercut for a two count. Ford comes back with a swinging neckbreaker on Gallows, then Humberto gets the tag. AJ tags in too, but Humberto cleans house. Humberto hits a standing moonsault for a two count on Styles. Humberto hits a springboard kick, then he goes to the top turnbuckle. Humberto hits a moonsault off the top and pins, but Anderson breaks it up. The Street Profits and The OC run in and then dump each ocher out to ringside. It’s down to AJ and Humberto in the ring, and AJ misses a Phenomenal Forearm attempt. Humberto hits a kick, but AJ comes back with a powerbomb. AJ puts his feet on the ropes for the illegal advantage on the pin, and he gets the three count.

Winners: The OC

– HHH and Adam Cole are shown backstage discussing strategy for tonight.

– The Viking Raiders vs. “The East Hampton Polo Boys”: Erik and Ivar make quick work of their enhancement talents tonight. They hit The Viking Experience for the win after a short squash match.

Winners: The Viking Raiders

– The Raiders get on the mics after the match. They say they’re man enough to admit defeat, and they congratulate The OC on being crowned the Best Tag Team In The World at Crown Jewel. They tell them to enjoy it while it lasts, and that victory is usually nothing more than survival. They say The OC might have won one battle, but nothing can stop the raid.

– We see Seth Rollins backstage getting ready for his match.

– Adam Cole (c) vs. Seth Rollins: The NXT Championship is on the line in this one. HHH is at ringside in Cole’s corner. The opening bell sounds and Seth starts off strong and he backs Cole up into the ropes. The fight spills out to ringside where Seth repeatedly throws Cole into the fan barricade. Back in the ring, Cole fights back and drops the challenger with a big boot for a two count. Rollins fires back with a superkick for a two count of his own. Cole fights back, but Rollins shuts him down with the Buckle Bomb. Cole rolls outside and Rollins hits a dive on him, and then another dive. Back in the ring, Rollins hits a flying knee to the face off the top rope. Seth misses a shot and Cole fires back with a brainbuster for a two count. Cole misses a knee strike, and Rollins rolls him up for a two count. Cole and Rollins collide with a double clothesline and both men are down now. They fight to the top turnbuckle and Rollins hits a superplex, followed by a Falcon Arrow for a two count. Seth looks for a superkick, but before he can do it, The Undisputed Era hits the ring and attacks Seth.

Winner via DQ: Seth Rollins

– The locker room clears out, and more NXT wrestlers run out through the crowd. This turns into an all-out brawl all over the ringside area. Ricochet hits a shooting star press off the top on to a sea of wrestlers at ringside, and there are bodies laying everywhere now. Keith Lee runs through the ring now and hits a Swanton Bomb over the top rope onto the wrestlers at ringside. RAW goes off the air as the brawl continues.

The November 1st, 2019 edition of WWE SmackDown aired live on FOX and took place at the KeyBank Center in Buffalo, NY.

– Tom Phillips, Aiden English and Renee Young are on commentary tonight. Tom tells us that later tonight he’ll explain the unique circumstances regarding last night’s Crown Jewel pay-per-view.

– WWE Champion Brock Lesnar comes out to kick off tonight’s show. Brock comes down to the ring with his advocate Paul Heyman, and Heyman gets on the mic. Heyman says that even though Lesnar won last night, he’s mad tonight. Heyman rolls the footage of Brock winning yesterday, but then Rey Mysterio bashing him with a steel chair after the match. Heyman says he asked Vince McMahon to serve Rey Mysterio to Brock on a silver matter, but Vince said he couldn’t do it because Rey is contracted to the USA Network, and Brock is contracted to FOX. Heyman says since Rey can’t come to SmackDown, Brock is going to go to RAW on Monday and look for Rey. Heyman says if anyone has a problem with it, good luck stopping Brock Lesnar when he’s looking for revenge. Heyman says WWE can threaten to suspend or sue Brock Lesnar all the way, because Heyman will sue them right back. Heyman says that no one and nothing can stop BRock when he wants revenge.

– We see backstage where Brock and Heyman appear to be exiting the building. They walk out to the parking area, and then the camera turns around to show Triple H and Shawn Michaels watching them leave.

– Bayley (c) vs. Nikki Cross: Sasha Banks is at ringside for this one. Bayley’s SmackDown Women’s Championship is on the line in this one. Nikki starts off strong and sends Bayley out to ringside with a hurricanrana. Nikki follows up with a tornado DDT on the floor. Back in the ring, Bayley takes control of the match and beats on Nikki in the corner. Nikki fights back with a bulldog, but it’s not enough as Bayley drops her again. Bayley follows up with a flying elbow drop off the top rope for a two count. Nikki starts fighting back, but a distraction from Sasha leads to Bayley dropping Nikki for the three count.

Winner & still SmackDown Women’s Champion: Bayley

– After the match, Shayna Baszler hops the fan barricade and takes out Sasha at ringside. Shayna hits the ring and beats down Bayley now. Shayna holds up her NXT Title belt and exits through the crowd.

– Pat McAfee joins the commentary team and replaces Aiden English, he says Triple H asked him to be here tonight to help because they’re short staffed. Tom Phillips mentions the travel issues from Saudi Arabia.

– Sami Zayn is backstage for an interview. Sami says it seems like NXT is here tonight, and maybe they should mind their own business and they better not step to him. Matt Riddle and Keith Lee walk over, and Sami backs down. Sami says he’s a big fan of them and NXT. Sami says he was wearing an NXT shirt, but he left it in his car, so he’s leaving now to go get it. Riddle and Lee start following Sami, and Sami isn’t happy. Sami tries to run away from them, and Lee and Riddle start chasing him. Sami runs out through the gorilla position and down to the ringside area. Riddle and Lee follow, and they catch him and throw him in the ring. They surround Sami in the ring as he tries to reason with them. Sami swings at Riddle, but Riddle ducks and knees Sami in the face. Riddle follows up with his version of the Tombstone Piledriver. Lee climbs to the middle rope and hits a moonsault on Sami. Lee and Riddle fist bump and leave.

– Tom Phillips informs us that The Miz is now going to interview himself on Miz TV, instead of new Universal Champion Bray Wyatt.

– We go to replays of Braun Strowman vs. Tyson Fury at Crown Jewel yesterday.

– The Miz comes out to host tonight’s edition of Miz TV. Miz says it’s been a crazy 24 hours, and he sends us to a video package looking at his would-be guest Bray Wyatt beating Seth Rollins at Crown Jewel yesterday. Miz says unfortunately Bray couldn’t be here today, but the elephant in the room tonight is NXT. He says so far Shayna has dropped Bayley, Lee and Riddle have brutalized Sami Zayn, and now he can’t wait to see what happens next. Miz is interrupted now by Tommaso Ciampa coming down to the ring. Ciampa gets on the mic and says this is supposed to be must-see TV, but Ciampa is the greatest of all time, and he’s going to give Miz a reality check. He says Miz needs to know where he sits in the food chain, and Miz is everything that’s wrong with RAW and SmackDown. Ciampa says while he was breaking his neck in NXT to prove how good he is, The Miz is here playing a talk show host. Miz says he knows who Ciampa is, and if he’s here to make a statement, he should make that statement already instead of his unoriginal comments so far. Ciampa says those sound like fighting words, and Miz says they can do it right here and now.

– The Miz vs. Tommaso Ciampa: This one is competitive in the opening moments as Miz and Ciampa go back and forth. Miz dumps Ciampa outside and follows him out. Ciampa turns it around on the floor and repeatedly slams The Miz into the ring steps. Back in the ring, Ciampa continues the assault on Miz. Ciampa keeps Miz grounded with a side headlock, until Miz fights up and hits a backbreaker for a two count. The Miz follows up with a series of kicks on Ciampa in the corner. Miz hits some knee strikes in the corner, until Ciampa drops him with a discus clothesline. Ciampa follows up with a running knee strike to a grounded Miz for a two count. Ciampa looks for a suplex, but Miz escapes and takes out Ciampa’s knee. Ciampa fires back with some strikes, then he looks for a powerbomb, but Miz gets out. Miz kicks out Ciampa’s knee and hits a DDT for a two count. Miz applies the Figure Four now in the middle of the ring. Ciampa fires up and reverses the Figure Four, then they roll to the ropes and the ref breaks the hold. Ciampa applies a single leg Boston crab, but Miz reverses it into a cradle pin for a two count. Miz and Ciampa trade chops and punches now, until Miz gets the upper hand and hits a leaping clothesline in the corner. Miz comes flying off the top rope, but Ciampa stops him with a boot to the face. Ciampa hits the Fairytale Ending for the three count.

Winner: Tommaso Ciampa

– On commentary, Pat McAfee keeps saying to remember the date, and that this is the best SmackDown ever.

– Daniel Bryan is shown walking backstage. He walks into Triple H and Shawn Michaels, and Bryan asks them what they’re doing here. Triple H says they’re taking care of business, but he noticed that Daniel Bryan got called out. Triple H says it looks like there is a RAW vs. SmackDown vs. NXT battle going on. Bryan says he’s looking for a battle, and challenges Triple H to go fight him right now. Triple H comes nose to nose with Bryan, but Triple H steps back and says he didn’t bring his gear. Triple H says he knows someone else who brought their gear. They joke that it could be Shawn Michaels, but it’s not. Triple H brings out NXT Champion Adam Cole. Bryan accepts the match, but he wants it to be for the NXT Title. Triple H and Cole agree, and we’ve got an NXT Title match tonight.

– Mandy Rose & Sonya DeVille vs. Rhea Ripley & Tegan Nox: Riple and Nox come out as surprise opponents for Rose and DeVille. Ripley and DeVille immediately bring the fight to Rose and DeVille. Nox beats down Sonya at ringside, and she throws Sonya over the announce table, where Sonya appears to accidentally kick Renee Young in the face. Back in the ring, Ripley and Nox double team Rose. Rhea applies the inverted Cloverleaf on Mandy for the win via submissions. She keeps the hold on after the bell for a few seconds.

Winners: Rhea Ripley & Tegan Nox

– Up next: Daniel Bryan faces Adam Cole for the NXT Championship.

– Stephanie McMahon comes out to the stage to talk about WWE’s women’s evolution, and how they brought it to Saudi Arabia. She rolls a video package on the big screen looking at Natalya vs. Lacey Evans at Crown Jewel yesterday.

– Daniel Bryan vs. Adam Cole (c): Cole’s NXT Championship is on the line in this match. Shawn Michaels and Triple H are shown sitting at ringside to watch this one, and it looks like they’re on Cole’s side. Roderick Strong comes out with Cole, but leaves before the match starts. The opening bell sounds and Bryan and Cole trade strikes in the opening moments. Bryan slaps Cole across the face. Cole fires back with forearm shots to the face, but Bryan fires back with a flurry of strikes of his own. Bryan takes control of the match now and talks some trash to Cole. Bryan puts Cole in a surfboard submission now, and then a dragon sleeper. Cole fights out, but Bryan keeps the pressure on Cole with a knee drop to the face. More strikes from Bryan now, but then he misses a shot and Cole fires back with a big boot to the face for a two count. Cole looks for a suplex, but Bryan reverses it and both men spill out to ringside. Back in the ring, Cole misses a shot and Bryan drops him with a clothesline. Bryan dumps Cole out to ringside, then hits a shot on him off the apron. Back in the ring, Bryan goes up top and hits a missile dropkick on the Champion. Bryan hits a running kick to the face in the corner, then he takes Cole up to the top turnbuckle. Bryan goes for a Frankensteiner, but Cole reverses it into a rollup for a two count. They trade strikes until Cole drops Bryan with a big boot for a two count. Bryan slingshots Cole out to ringside, then hits suicide dive on him. Bryan looks for another dive, but this time Cole intercepts him with a kick to the head. Back in the ring, Cole takes Bryan to the top turnbuckle, but Bryan slides out and crotches Cole on the top turnbuckle. Bryan climbs up and hits a German suplex off the top. Bryan stands on the top turnbuckle now and goes for a flying headbutt, but Cole rolls out of the way. Cole hits a brainbuster for a two count. Bryan comes back and puts Cole in a single leg Boston Crab. Cole tries to escape, but Bryan transitions into a heel hook now. Rope break. Bryan starts hitting kicks to the leg of Cole now and talking trash to him. Cole fires back with some strikes of his own as they brawl back and forth in the ring. Bryan looks for a slam but Cole reverses it and pins for a two count. Bryan reverses the pin into the Yes Lock, but Cole escapes. Bryan grabs Cole’s arms and stomps on his head now, then looks for another submission. Bryan applies another version of the Yes Lock, but he reaches the ropes again for the break. More kicks from Bryan now to a grounded Cole. Bryan misses one and Cole rolls him up for two. Bryan rolls up Cole now for two, then Bryan follows up with a kick to the face. Bryan charges now, but Cole stops him with a superkick. Cole goes to the middle rope and hits the Panama Sunrise. Cole follows up with the running knee to the head for the three count.

Winner & still NXT Champion: Adam Cole

– A bunch of NXT wrestlers come out to the ring to celebrate the win. Pat McAfee gets off commentary and hops in the ring now. Triple H gets in the ring and gets on the mic. Triple H says Survivor Series is going to be RAW vs. SmackDown vs. NXT. HHH says he has built an army, and you’re looking at it in the ring. He says NXT has fired the first shot, and he wants to see what RAW and SmackDown have for them. He says this is their fight, this is their ring, and this is NXT. Triple H poses with Adam Cole and Shayna Baszler as SmackDown goes off the air.

At Friday’s UFC 245 press conference in New York City, former WWE Champion Dwanye “The Rock” Johnson announced that he will be producing and starring in a movie about the life of MMA pioneer Mark Kerr.

After the fighters of UFC 245 left the stage, The Rock came out to discuss the UFC’s new “BMF” Title Belt, and also made his new movie announcement.

After discussing tomorrow’s UFC event, and indulging the fans with some of his classic catch-phrases, the Rock moved on to the subject of his new film.

“I’m very excited to announce this, and I wanted to start with the MMA community and UFC fans first,” The Rock said. “Myself and Seven Bucks Productions are going to make a film about the life of one of your pioneering founding fathers, “The Smashing Machine” Mark Kerr.”

Kerr’s story was featured in the 2003 HBO documentary The Smashing Machine, which chronicled the early days of “no holds barred” MMA and substance abuse.

“There are warriors in MMA who have this incredible humanity who have achieved these incredible accomplishments, and that’s what I want the world to see. These men and women sacrifice so much, and there is so much pressure for them to win and to succeed,” The Rock added. “Mark Kerr’s story is such an incredible story. Here’s a guy who won the two-time Heavyweight tournament in the early stages of UFC. Here’s also a guy who went over to PRIDE and had this incredible run. And I wanted to shine a spotlight on this man who is still alive.”

Kerr’s story also involved drug abuse and personal issues, which will require Johnson to show his dramatic acting chops.

“I think what’s interesting about Mark Kerr’s story, is yes he achieved so much, he was The Smashing Machine, undefeated for a long time, but also like a lot of these fighters, he battled these demons,” Rock continued. “These demons of addictions and mental health […] here’s a guy who has gone through it all, hit rock bottom, but he gets up and you want to do a little bit better tomorrow than you did today.”

The Rock talked about what it will take for him to “become Mark Kerr,” saying that he was drawn to Mark’s story and was moved after seeing The Smashing Machine years ago.

“Yes it’s a dramatic role, but Mark has actually lived a dramatic life,” Rock explained. “It’s an opportunity to shine the light on one of our warriors who deserves it and has this universal appeal. The guy was a beast, he was dominant, and there was only one like him at that time.”

“Mark is a special dude, and he’s really overwhelmed that this is happening,” The Rock added. “I love that he trusts me with his life and his story. I told Mark I’d be making the announcement today to the MMA world, and Mark told me to tell everyone he loves him, and that he doesn’t have to language to express how grateful he is that I’m sharing this story.”

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The October 30th, 2019 edition of WWE NXT aired on the USA Network from Full Sail University in Winter Park, FL.

– This week’s broadcast opens up with a live musical performance by band called Poppy, and a video package looking at last week’s episode and Finn Balor’s actions at the end of the show. Io Sharai comes out to the ring first tonight, and her entrance music is also performed by Poppy.

– Io Sharai vs. Candice Lerae: The bell sounds and they got at it with lots of action in the opening moments. They fight out to ringside and Shirai and LeRae both hit suicide dives back and forth. Back in the ring, Shirai controls the pace now as fans duel chants. Shirai keeps control with a series of kicks. Candice finally starts fighting back and rolls up Shirai for a two count. Candice continues the offense and hits an enziguri. Candice appears to be bleeding from her nose. Shirai blocks a suplex and they scramble on the apron. Candice blocks a German suplex attempt, then she elbows Shirai into the ring. They fight up to the top turnbuckle and Shirai shoves Candice down to the ringside floor. Back in the ring, Shirai looks for an armbar but can’t get it. Shirai brings a steel chair in the ring, but the ref takes it, and they argue now. This leads to Candice rolling up Shirai from behind for a two count. Candice slams Shirai and Shirai lands on the chair. Candice looks for a moonsault, but Shirai rolls out of the way and Candice lands on the chir by himself. This leads to Shirai getting the three count on Candice.

Winner: Io Shirai

– After the match, Shirai beats down Candice until Rhea Ripley runs in for the save. Ripley chases out Shirai, and Shirai retreats up the ramp.

– Mauro Ranallo, Nigel McGuinness and Beth Phoenix are shown at the announce table discussing tonight’s show. They hype up The Undisputed Era vs. Matt Riddle & Keith Lee in a non-Title match as tonight’s main event.

– Mauro sends us to a video package looking at Finn Balor’s heel turn last week, and reactions to it.

– Back from the commercial break, we see a video package looking at Damian Priest defeating Pete Dunne two weeks ago. They have a rematch booked for next Wednesday.

– Finn Balor comes out to the ring to a mixed reaction from the crowd. Balor steps in the ring and gets on the mic. Balor says it’s funny how things change. He mentions taking a loss to “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt recently. Balor talks about his jump to NXT, and he says he became the hottest hing in the business. Balor says there are too many fans in the NXT locker room though, and they should be sitting in the crowd instead of being in the ring. Balor says he doesn’t watch this business, the business watches him. Balor brings up Johnny Gargano, and congratulates him on getting out of the hospital after last week’s attack. Balor says he might send Gargano back, and force him to change his nickname to “Johnny Watches Wrestling.” Balor drops the mic and heads to the back.

– We go to a video package looking at the WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions and their time in NXT.

– Bronson Reed vs. Shane Thorne: The opening bell sounds and Thorne starts off strong with a big dropkick. Thorne follows up with some strikes and a cannonball splash in the corner. Reed fights back and hits a cannonball splash of his own on Thorne. They trade chops in the middle of the ring as this one turns into an all out brawl. Reed gains momentum after a clothesline, and follows up with a German suplex on Thorne. Reed goes up top, but Thorne runs up and nails him with an enziguri. Thorne looks for a Frankensteiner, but Reed blocks it and dumps Thorne down to the mat. Reed follows up with a big splash off the top for the three count.

Winner: Bronson Reed

– Tegan Nox and Dakota Kai are backstage for an interview with Cathy Kelley. They talk about being nervous for tonight’s Tag Title shot, but say they’ll bring the fight to the Kabuki Warriors. Nox says there’s no better way to win the Tag Titles than with her best friend.

– They roll a video package looking at Mia Yim in NXT.

– The Kabuki Warriors (c) vs. Tegan Nox & Dakota Kai: The WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships are on the line in this one. The fans chant “welcome back” at Kairi and Asuka. Asuka and Nox start off, and Asuka controls the opening moments of this one. Sane tags in and lays into Nox with a series of strikes. Nox finally fights back, and they trade big strikes in the middle of the ring. Nox dropkicks Kairi and then gives Asuka one too. The fight spills out to ringside, where the Kabuki Warriors get the upper hand. Back in the ring, with some help from Nox, Kai starts mounting a comeback. Kai gets in lots of offense on Asuka, until Asuka manages to dump Kai out to ringside. Back in the ring, Asuka connects with several kicks and then applies a leg lock. Kairi tags in and hits a knee strike for a two count. Asuka and Sane continue to trade tags to keep control of the match. Nox finally gets the hot tag, and Asuka tags in at the same time. Nox unloads with offense and hits a chokeslam on Asuka. Nox runs corner to corner with shots on both Kairi and Asuka. Nox hits a flying crossbody off the top on Asuka for a two count. Nox misses a kick and Asuka applies a knee bar. No reverses it into an armbar on Asuka, but Kairi breaks it up. Kai runs in and takes out Kairi. Asuka hits a German suplex on Nox, but then Nox comes back and boots Asuka in the face. Kai appears to be selling a knee injury now. Kai gets the tg and hits a running big boot on Asuka. Kairi causes a distraction, allowing Asuka to spit the green mist in Kai’s face. Kairi tags in and drops Kai, and Asuka runs over and knocks Nox off the apron. Kairi goes up top and hits the flying elbow drop for the three count.

Winners & still Champions: The Kabuki Warriors

– After the match, Marina Shafir, Jessamyn Duke, and Shayna Baszler come out. The Kabuki Warriors head to the back, as the MMA Horsewomen get in the ring. Shafir, Duke and Baszler start beating down Kai and Nox. Rhea Ripley comes out and interrupts, but then Io Sharai comes out of nowhere and blindsides Ripley. Sharai and Ripley brawl all over ringside now. Bianca Belair and Candice LeRae also run out to the brawl. When the dust settles, it’s down to Ripley and Baszler in the ring, and they start throwing strikes. Security and others run down to break it up. NXT GM William Regal appears with a mic an says the only solution for a conflict with this many people, is WarGames. Regal announces the first ever women’s WarGames match, as the brawling continues in the ring. The two sides are separated and we go to commercial.

– Back from the break, we see a replay of the women’s WarGames match being set up by William Regal.

– Tyler Bate vs. Cameron Grimes: The opening bell sounds and they lock up. The opening moments of this one are pretty evenly matched back and forth. Bate fires up with a couple of dropkicks that send Grimes out to ringside. Bate looks for a dive, but Grimes blocks him and takes him down to the mat. Grimes hits a Carolina Reaper on Bate for a two count. Bate fires back with European uppercuts and a dropkick. Bate hits a standing shooting star press for a two count. Bate takes Grimes back down with a hurricanrana for another two. Bate looks for the Tyler Driver, but Grimes blocks it. They trade strikes now, then Grimes hits a running cross body for a two count. Bate fires back with a lariat for a two count of his own. Grimes escapes another Tyler Driver attempt, then they fight on the apron. Grimes elbows Bate in the face, then Bate clotheslines Grimes to the floor. Bate hits a big suicide dive, then taks Grimes back in he ring. Killian Dain appears at ringside and distracts Bate. This leads to Grimes hitting the double stomp for the three count.

Winner: Cameron Grimes

– After the match, Dain hits the ring and beats down Bate. He takes Bate out to ringside and beats him down on the floor. Cain hits a cannongball splash on Bate up against the ring steps. Dain yells at Bate that he has unfinished busness with his friend.

– The Undisputed Era is shown backstage warming up.

– We see a video package looking at Angel Garza in NXT.

– Cathy Kelley is backstage, and she informs us that Rhea Ripley and Shayna Baszler will be the team captains for the women’s WarGames match. She says they’ll have more updates soon.

– The Undisputed Era vs. Matt Riddle & Keith Lee: Kyle O’Reilly and Bobby Fish are representing the Era in this one. The opening bell sounds and O’Reilly and Fish take out Riddle first, then they go after Lee. Lee manages to fight off both Era members, then he levels Fish with a big shot in the middle of the ring. Lee continues to avoid the double team, and he knocks O’Reilly out to the ringside floor. Fish rolls outside to regroup. Riddle gets back up and drops O’Reilly at ringside, then he sends Fish back in the ring. On Fish’s way back in the ring, he runs into a big shoulder tackle from Lee. Riddle tags in and continues the offense on Fish. O’Reilly comes over, but Lee and Riddle tee off on him. Riddle hits a jackhammer on Fish as we go to commercial.

Back from the break, Riddle is controlling the pace against Fish. Fish finally fights back, and O’Reilly gets the tag. Fish and O’Reilly trade frequent tags now to keep Riddle grounded. Riddle finally comes back with a sleeper on Fish, but Fish fights him off and drops him. O’Reilly looks for a big boot on Riddle, but Riddle ducks, and O’Reilly accidentally hits Fish. Riddle fights off O’Reilly and then he looks to tag in Lee, but Fish runs around and pulls Lee off the apron before he can tag. This leads to O’Reilly going back to work on Riddle now.

Riddle finally fights back again with kicks and knee strikes, but then O’Reilly shuts him down again with a brainbuster. O’Reilly looks for a submission on Riddle, as Fish hits Lee on the apron again. Fish tags in, but Riddle fights off the double team, and Lee gets the hot tag. Lee cleans house and launches both Era members through the air. Lee misses a moonsault from the top, and the Era starts fighting back now. Lee lifts up O’Reilly dead weight and powerbombs him. Riddle and Fish tag in at the same time and Riddle starts cleaning house with strikes. Riddle hits a suplex on Fish, and then gives one to O’Reilly. Riddle continues the offense, and hits a big German suplex on Fish. Roderick Strong and Adam Cole run down to ringside and hop up on the apron now, but Riddle knocks them both off. Riddle hits a twisting moonsault on the Era members at ringside. Back in the ring, Fish at Riddle go at it and Riddle hits the Ripcord knee. Lee then hits a big Pounce on Cole at ringside, sending Cole crashing into Strong on the floor. Meanwhile in the ring, Fish and O’Reilly hit the Total Elimination on Riddle for the three count.

Winners: The Undisputed Era

– After the match, The Undisputed Era stands tall and holds all their Title belts in the air. They beat down Lee and Riddle until Tommaso Ciampa comes out and interrupts. Ciampa runs down and starts nailing people with his crutch. Ciampa starts dropping all of the Era members now, and then Riddle and Lee get up and join in. Riddle hits hte Final Flash on O’Reilly, then Lee launches O’Reilly out of the ring and onto the other Era members at ringside. Ciampa looks at Cole’s NXT Title belt and says “Daddy’s going to war.” Cole grabs his Title belt and the Era heads up the ramp, as Ciampa, Lee and Riddle stare them down from the ring.

The October 28th, 2019 edition of WWE RAW took place at the Enterprise Center in St. Louis, MO.

– Vic Joseph, Dio Maddin, and Jerry Lawler welcome us to RAW. Lawler will host a special edition of The King’s Court with Rusev and Lana tonight.

– Paige comes out to the stage to kick off tonight’s show. She introduces the WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions, The Kabuki Warriors. They all walk down to the ring, and Paige talks about all of Asuka and Kairi Sane’s accomplishments so far. Asuka snatches the mic away from Paige and says something in her language. Kairi does the same. Paige grabs the mic away from Kairi, and Asuka spits the green mist in Paige’s face. Some WWE staffers give Paige a towel and water at ringside. Asuka follows Paige out to ringside, and then Becky Lynch comes out for the save. Becky knocks Kairi Sane out of the ring, and Kairi and Asuka both retreat. Becky chases them out to ringside and starts brawling with them both on the floor.

– Becky Lynch vs. Kairi Sane: We’re back from the commercial break, and we’ve got a singles match. Kairi tries to shake Becky’s hand, but Becky throws her into the corner and stomps on her. They trade strikes until Kairi rolls outside for a breather. Back in the ring, Kairi turns it around and beats down Becky in the corner. Becky fights back and rolls up Kairi for a two count. Becky connects with an enziguri, then an elbow to the face. Becky climbs the turnbuckle, but Kairi drops her down to the mat. Kairi continues the offense until she misses a kick, and Becky hits some arm drags now. Becky beats on Kairi until she rolls out to ringside for another breather. Becky rolls outside and hits a clothesline on Kairi. Asuka causes a distraction, which leads to Kairi kicking Becky into the ring post. Back in the ring, Kairi continues the offense on Becky. Becky mounts a comeback and hits several kicks on Kairi in the corner. Kairi tries to start working over Becky’s leg, but Becky fights out and hits a flying forearm shot. Becky looks for a suplex, but Kairi reverses it into a DDT for a two count. They fight up the turnbuckle now, which leads to Becky throwing Kairi down to the mat. Becky follows up with a flying leg drop off the middle rope for a two count. Asuka causes a distraction at ringside, which leads to Kairi hitting a spinning back elbow on Becky for a two count. Becky comes back with the Disarm Her for the win via submission.

Winner: Becky Lynch

– The announcers send us to a video package looking at the history between Lana and Rusev.

– R-Truth comes out rapping, and he’s in singles action next. Truth does an interview in the ring first, and he talks about Samir and Sunil Singh taking his 24/7 Title last week. Truth says he bought bifocal glasses so he can keep an eye on both Singh Brothers at the same time. Buddy Murphy comes out to the ring and tells Truth to stop worrying about the 24/7 Title, because he should be worried about him. Buddy says Truth might not know who he is yet, but after tonight, he’ll never forget him.

– Buddy Murphy vs. R-Truth: Buddy starts off strong with a series of strikes on Truth. Truth fires back with some right hands, and then a headscissor takedown. Truth shows off with a splits in the ring, and it costs him as Buddy nails him with a boot to the face. Truth fires back with the spinning forearm shot to the face for a two count. Truth waits to Buddy to get up, then looks for the Ace Kick, but Buddy dodges it. Buddy comes back with a series of strikes, but Truth drops him with a side kick for a two count. The Singh Brothers run down with a mob of wrestlers chasing them for the 24/7 Title. Truth joins the chase and they keep running in circles around the ring. Truth finally gets back in the ring, and Murphy knees him in the face for the three count.

Winner: Buddy Murphy

– The Singh Brothers and the mob chasing them go out through the crowd now. Truth rolls out of the ring after the match and continues the chase after the Singh Brothers.

– Back from the break, we see a pre-taped promo from The AOP, where they speak in their native languages.

– The Street Profits come out to the ring, and they’ve got mics. They talk about The OC making a mistake by going after them. They say they want the smoke, then they start exiting through the crowd repeating that they want the smoke.

– We’re split-screen backstage, and we see Ric Flair on one side, and Hulk Hogan with Jimmy Hart on the other side. They’re getting ready for a Crown Jewel preview up next.

– Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, and Jimmy Hart all come out to the ring. Hogan and Flair exchange words in the ring, and then Hogan introduces one of his team members, Ricochet.

– Ricochet vs. Drew McIntyre: Ricochet hits a dive on Drew at ringside before the opening bell. Back in the ring, the opening bell sounds and Ricochet hits a kick on Drew, then knocks Drew out to ringside. Ricochet follows up with another suicide dive on Drew. On the way back in the ring, Drew slams Ricochet on the apron. Drew puts the boots to Ricochet on the ringside floor now. Drew suplexes Ricochet on the floor as Ric Flair cheers him on. Drew hits chops to the chest of Ricochet right in front of Flair. Back in the ring, Drew continues to control the pace and keeps Ricochet grounded. Drew gets distracted by Hogan, and he rolls out to ringside to get in Hogan’s face and they exchange words. Drew continues the offense with a suplex. Ricochet tries to mount a comeback after connecting a kick, but Drew overpowers him and gives Ricochet a crucifix powerbomb into the turnbuckle. They fight out to ringside and Drew beats down Ricochet in front of Hogan. Back in the ring, Ricochet tries to mount a comeback again, but Drew shuts him down with a big boot. Drew looks for another powerbomb into the turnbukle, but Ricochet reverses it into a hurricanrana in the corner. Ricochet connects with some strikes now, then a jawbreaker and a rolling dropkick. Rirochet hits a springboard flying clothesline now, and then a springboard moonault for a two count. Ricochet misses a shot in the corner and Drew hits the reverse Alabama Slam for a two count. Ricochet starts to fight back, but Drew shuts him down with a running clothesline. Ricochet starts fighting back again, but Randy Orton runs in and takes out Ricochet with an RKO out of nowhere.

Winner via DQ: Ricochet

– Flair celebrates with his Crown Jewel team members McIntyre and Orton after the match.

– The OC is shown backstage talking to Humberto Carrillo. AJ talks about how he’s one of the most respected veterans in WWE, and he thinks it was cool how Humberto wanted to prove himself in the ring last week. But if Humberto wants to face a real champ, he should face AJ tonight. Humberto seems to accept.

– The Viking Raider vs. Rizzo & Bryant: Rizzo and Bryant appear to be enhancement talents. This one is a quick squash match, and the Raiders hit The Viking Experience for the three count.

Winners: The Viking Raiders

– Bobby Lashley and Lana are shown backstage. They’re getting ready to be on The King’s Court tonight.

– Sin Cara is backstage for an interview with Charly Caruso. Sin Cara has another masked wrestler with him, Catalina, and she’s fired up to even the odds against Zelina Vega at ringside.

– Sin Cara vs. Andrade: Zelina Vega and Catalina are both at ringside for this one. Andrade starts off strong and hits a backbreaker for a two count. This one spills out to ringside where Sin Cara hits a big dive on Andrade. Back in the ring, Vega causes a distraction as Cara tries to pin. Catalina ends up taking out Vega. The distraction leads to Andrade getting the pin on Cara.

Winner: Andrade

– Natalya and Charlotte are shown backstage getting ready to come out to the ring.

– Natalya & Charlotte vs. The Iiconics: Flair and Peyton start this one off, and Flair unloads with a series of chops. Natalya tags in for the double team, then Kay tags in. Kay gets the upper hand, then Peyton tags back in for the double team. Peyton keeps Natalya grounded in the ring, then Kay tags back in. Flair ends up taking out Peyton, and Natalya puts Kay in the Sharpshooter for the win via submission after a short match.

Winners: Natalya & Charlotte

– After the match, Charlotte and Natalya hug in the ring and celebrate their win.

– Seth Rollins is backstage for an interview. He talks about his Falls Count Anywhere match with Rowan tonight, and he says this kind of match is what he does. He says he knows Bray Wyatt is going to take him to another level on Thursday, but he’s ready.

–Seth Rollins vs. Eric Rowan: This one is a Falls Count Anywhere match. The opening bell sounds and Rollins starts off strong with a dropkick. They brawl back and forth all over the ringside area now. They fight all the way up to the concessions area of the arena, and then over by some merchandise displays. Rowan launches Rollins over a table into a merchandise booth, then chokeslams Rollins through the table for a two count. They fight back out to the ringside area now. Rollins finally mounts a comeback and hits a suicide dive on Rowan. Rowan tries to fight back, but Rollins sends Rowan into the ring steps. Rollins misses a shot, and Rowan sends Rollins into the ring steps now. Back in the ring, Rowan hits a splash in the corner, then he kicks Rollins back out to ringside. Rowan runs around the ring with a cross body on Rollins for a two count. Rowan controls the next few moments of the match now, and he takes Rollins over to the announce table. Rowan looks for the Iron Claw, but Rollins reverses it and hits a stomp on Rowan on the table. Rowan stumbles down off the stage, and Rollins hits a dive on him. Rollins nails Rowan with a steel chair now, and they fight into the backstage area. They brawl through pipes and into a forklift. Rowan throws a production case at Rollins, but Rollins dodges it. Rollins nails Rowan with a ladder, then hits a curb stomp on Rowan into the ladder. Rollins instructs someone to get in the forklift and put some pallets on top of Rowan on the floor. Rollins stands on the pallets on Rowan as the ref counts three.

Winner: Seth Rollins

– We see Lana and Lashley backstage again. Lashley says he wants to go out to the ring right her tonight, but Lana insists that she has to do this on her own, then they kiss.

The October 25th, 2019 edition of WWE SmackDown took place at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, MO. This week’s episode aired on FS1 instead of FOX due to Major League Baseball.

– A pyro display goes off from the SmackDown stage as this week’s broadcast starts.

– The Miz is in the ring to host Miz TV to start the show. He’s joined by Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, and members of their respective teams for the Saudi Arabia pay-per-view. Jimmy Hart is in the ring too, on Hogan’s side of course. Hogan and Flair exchange promos on the mic, and Hogan tells Flair to “check the history books dude, because you never beat me.” Hogan says how can he lose when he has Short G on his team, not to mention Ali, Rusev, and Roman Reigns. Sami Zayn speaks up and interrupts, and he starts making height jokes about Shorty G. Shorty G and Ali both fires back at Sami, and Ali points out that Sami doesn’t even compete anymore, he’s just a “mouthpiece.” Corbin starts trashing them now, and saying that he is the king now and Roman Reigns’ time has passed. Reigns says that Corbin looks stupid and sounds stupid, and Reigns wants to punch him in the face. Gable tells Corbin they can do this right now. Hogan tells them to hang on a minute. Hogan asks if the fans in Kansas City want to see a preview of their match at the pay per view. The crowd pops and it looks like they’re ready for a match, but Sami Zayn interrupts and says that won’t happen, and they are going to go think about it. They start leaving the ring, then Hulk tells them to hold on. Hulk proposes that in the main event tonight, Roman Reigns, Shorty G & Ali face off against Corbin, Nakamura, and Zayn. Hogan takes some shots and makes fun of Nakamura and Zayn. Zayn agrees, but says he can’t compete tonight, so he’s going to give someone else his spot. Zayn introduces his replacement, Cesaro. Cesaro starts running up to the ring, but Reigns rolls out and intercepts him, then they start brawling all over ringside. Shorty G comes flying off the apron with a dive on Nakamura, then Ali hits a dive on Corbin. The heels back up the ramp, and “Real American” plays as Hogan and his team members stand tall in the ring.

– Still to come: Brock Lesnar and Cain Velasquez come face to face.

– Kofi Kingston and Big E are shown backstage, with Xavier Woods on Facetime on an iPad. They’re getting ready to come out for their tag match.

– Kofi Kingston & Big E vs. Dolph Ziggler & Robert Roode Kofi and Dolph start off trading strikes. Dolph misses a shot in the corner and he eats a kick from Ziggler. Kofi goes up top, but Roode knocks him down. Dolph runs over and superkicks Kofi to the outside floor now. Back from the commercial break, Big E hits a series of suplexes on Dolph, and then he knocks Roode off the apron. Ziggler goes out to ringside too, then Kofi tags in and hits a suicide dive on Ziggler. The B Team is shown backstage watching on a monitor. Roode runs back in the ring and hits a spinebuster on Big E, and then Kofi (still the legal man) runs in and dumps Roode outside. Ziggler runs in behind Kofi now and rolls him up from behind for the three count.

Winners: Dolph Ziggler & Robert Roode

– After the match, The Revival comes out and they attack Kofi and Big E. Roode and Ziggler join in on the brawl now. Heavy Machinery comes out to even the odds, and Heavy Machinery and The New Day team up to clear the ring. The Lucha House Party is shown backstage watching on a TV.

– Rey Mysterio is shown backstage talking to his son Dominic, and former UFC Champion Cain Velasquez.

– Michael Cole sends us to a video package looking at the feud between Braun Strowman and Tyson Fury, including footage of them getting into it at the WWE Performance Center.

– Lacey Evans comes out to the ring for a match with an enhancement talent, but she gets on the mic first. She tells the jobber she knows she’s scared, so she’s going to do her a favor and leave. Plus, she says these people don’t deserve to see her compete.

– Lacey Evans vs. Cameron Connors: The opening bell sounds, and Lacey gets out of the ring and starts walking away. At the ref’s 8 count, Lacey runs back in the ring and attacks the jobber. Lacey hits the Woman’s Right for the three count.

Winner: Lacey Evans

– Michael Cole interviews Nikki Cross via video now. Nikki talks about Bayley’s attitude change briefly, but tonight she’s focused on her match with Mandy Rose. She says Mandy is beautiful, but this isn’t a pageant, it’s Friday Night SmackDown.

– Up next: The Firefly Fun House returns.

– Back from the break, it’s time for Bray Wyatt’s Firefly Fun House. He’s standing in a front of a new blain blue wall, with some pictures on it. Bray is holding a funeral for his rabbit puppet, who he says died in Seth Rollins’ attack. Bray and the puppets share some words about the rabbit, and then Bray takes the rabbit puppet out of it’s casket and hugs it. Some special effects wipe across the screen, and the rabbit puppet comes back to life. Bray is excited, and talks about believing in the power of — but Bray gets cut off by his buzzard puppet eating the rabbit puppet. Bray tells us we’re out of time, and the Firefly Fun House segment wraps up.

– Kalisto vs. Drew Gulak: We see a pre-taped promo from the Lucha House Party before the match. The opening bell sounds, but Drew steps out between the ropes and grabs a mic. Drew introduces himself as a former Cruiserweight Champion. He says he still has a powerpoint presentation from last week to finish, and he points up to the big screen. Drew starts reading off the screen, and calling for more slides to be shown. Kalisto has heard enough, and he dropkicks Gulak down. Kalisto hits a series of strikes, and a headscissor takedown. More kicks and right hands from Kalisto now, but then he misses a shot and Gulak drops him with an Alabama Slam. Gulak takes control of the match now, but then Braun Strowman’s music hits and Braun walks down to ringside. The distraction leads to Kalisto hitting the Salida Del Sol for the three count.

Winner: Kalisto

– After the match, Braun gets in the ring and picks up Drew by the hair. Braun hits the running powerslam on Gulak, then he grabs a mic. The crowd chants for one more slam, so Braun picks Drew up and gives him another. Braun gets on the mic again and says this is what happens when you disrespect him. Braun says at least Drew deserves to be in this ring, unlike Tyson. At Crown Jewel, Braun says he’s going to send Tyson back to where he belongs.

– Daniel Bryan is shown walking through the backstage area. He’s getting ready for an interview with Michael Cole.

– Back from the break, Michael Cole is in the ring, and he introduces his guest Daniel Bryan. Bryan steps in the ring, and Cole asks him about the fans bringing back the “Yes” chants for him. Cole asks Bryan if the “Yes Movement” is back or not. The crowd chants “Yes” again, but before Bryan can answer, Sami Zayn and Shinsuka Nakamura interrupt. Cole leaves. Sami steps into the ring with Nakamura, and he shows a clip on the big screen of Bryan talking about the Yes Movement being dead. Sami tells Bryan that he would be moving backwards by bringing back the Yes Movement. Instead, Sami says Bryan should move forward, and join him and Nakamura. Sami says that by joining forces, they could take Bryan’s career to a whole new level. Sami asks Bryan if he wants to move backwards with the fans, or move forwards with Sami and Nakamura. Sami extends his hand, but Bryan doesn’t shake it. Bryan walks past Sami and Nakamura, and leaves the ring.

– Hulk Hogan is shown backstage discussing strategy with Roman Reigns, Shorty G, Ali, and Jimmy Hart.

– Mandy Rose vs. Nikki Cross: Women’s Champion Bayley and Sasha Banks are at ringside on commentary, and Sonya is at ringside in Mandy’s corner. Mandy starts off strong in this one, and she throws Nikki across the ring. Mandy controls the opening moments of this one, and she sends Nikki out to ringside after a fallaway slam. Sonya Deville hits a cheap shot on Nikki at ringside. Back in the ring, Mandy continues the offense until Nikki fires back with an elbow to the face. Nikki starts mounting a comeback now, and she hits a splash in the corner followed up by a running bulldog. Nikki goes up top and hits a flying cross body on Mandy for a two count. Nikki gets distracted by Sony, and Mandy tries to capitalize but she misses. Nikki fires back with the swinging neckbreaker for the three count.

Winner: Nikki Cross

– Ric Flair is shown backstage with his team for tonight’s match. Flair cuts a promo and gets them hyped up for tonight’s match.

– Rey Mysterio and Cain Velasquez are shown backstage getting ready to come out to the ring.

– Back from the break, we see footage of the two big Roman Reigns and Undertaker floats in the parade in Saudi Arabia recently.

– Rey Mysterio and Cain Velasquez come out to the ring next, and Rey gets on the mic. Rey talks about the night that Brock Lesnar attacked Dominic, and he thinks all of the fans for their support during Dominic’s recovery. Rey says no one, not even Brock, will interfere with Dominic’s dream of becoming a WWE Superstar. Rey says Brock has been doing anything he wants in WWE for too long, and now it’s time for Brock to pay for what he did to Rey’s son. Rey says next Thursday at Crown Jewel, his family Cain Velasquez is going to drop Brock again. Rey calls out Brock to come out to the ring now. Lesnar and Paul Heyman appear on the big screen. Heyman questions if they really want to come face to face this close to Crown Jewel. Heyman says that Brock has other things to do tonight than go face to face with Cain Velasquez. Heyman tells them to guess what Brock has been doing tonight instead of going face to face with Cain. Brock picks up Dominic from the floor by the head, and it looks like Dominic is unconscious. Rey and Cain see this on the big screen, and they immediately leave the ring and head to the back.

– Back from the commercial break, we see Rey and Cain checking on Dominic, who is now in the trainer’s office laying on the table. Brock runs in and ambushes them from behind with a trash can. He nails Cain with the trash can on the head first, then Rey jumps up on Brock’s back. Brock throws Rey on to another table, and then Brock gives Cain an F-5 on top of Dominic on the trainer’s examination table. Cain and Dominic both fall to the floor as Brock leaves.

– Ric Flair comes out first to bring out his team for tonight’s main event. Hulk Hogan (with Jimmy Hart) comes out next to lead his team to the ring.

– Baron Corbin, Cesaro and Shinsuka Nakamura vs. Ali, Roman Reigns and Shorty G: Ric Flair, Sami Zayn, and Hulk Hogan are all at ringside. Reigns gets a fireworks display for his entrance. The opening bell sounds and all six men brawl out to ringside immediately. Corbin and Reigns get back in the ring and the others go on the aprons. Reigns and Corbin trade shots in the corner, until Reigns takes him down with a Samoan Drop for a two count. Nakamura tags in, and Reigns drops him with a right hand. Reigns runs around the ring now and hits the Drive By kick on Corbin. Reigns takes Nakamura into his corner and tags in Shorty G, who continues the offense on Nakamura. Gable and Nakamura trade a series of holds and reversals on the mat. Ali tags in and hits a dropkick on Nakamura. Nakamura fires back with a kick of his own on Ali, then Cesaro tags in. Cesaro brings the fight to Ali, but Ali sends him down with a hurricanrana. Cesaro fights back with a gut-wrench suplex. Ali fires back with a kick and a rolling facebuster, then he pins but Sami breaks it up. Cesaro knocks Ali out to ringside, then Corbin tags in and beats down Ali on the floor. Back in the ring, Nakamura tags back in and puts the boots to Ali. Cesaro tags in and starts trading shots with Ali now. Ali looks for a tornado DDT, but Cesaro blocks it and throws Ali down. Ali leaps back up and finally hits his tornado DDT. Reigns wants the hot tag, but Corbin runs around the ring and pulls Corbin down, then slams him into the barricade. Back in the ring, Corbin tags back in. Corbin grabs Ali by the leg, but Ali kicks him away. Shorty G gets the hot tag and hits a flying cross body off the top on Corbin, then he clears the opposing apron. Shorty hits a series of strikes on Corbin, and then a t-bone suplex on Nakamura. Shorty hits a rolling kick on Corbin, and then a swinging neckbreaker. Shorty goes up top and hits a moonsault for a two count. Cesaro runs in, and Shorty sends him out of the ring with a belly to belly overhead suplex. Shorty puts Corbin in the ankle lock now, but Nakamura breaks it up with a knee to Shorty G’s face. Corbin starts beating on Shorty G in the corner now, then Nakamura tags in for the double team. Shorty G fights off the double team attempt and he hits a double missile dropkick on both Corbin and Nakamura. Reigns gets the tag and cleans house now. Cesaro tags in and Reigns rolls him up, which leads to Reigns hitting a sit-out powerbomb for a two count. Reigns misses a Superman Punch attempt, then Cesaro swings him. Cesaro applies the Sharpshooter, but Ali runs in and superkicks him to break it up. Corbin runs in and hits the Deep Six on Ali. Shorty G dropkicks Corbin out to ringside, then Nakamura runs in and suplexes Shorty. Reigns hits the Superman Punch on Nakamura. Reigns now focuses on the legal man – Cesaro. Reigns looks for a spear, but Reigns counters with a boot to the face. Cesaro follows up with a European Uppercut for a two count. Cesaro misses a Neutralizer attempt, and Reigns answers with a Superman Punch. Reigns follows up with the Spear. Instead of pinning, Reigns tags in Ali, then Reigns knocks Corbin off the apron. Ali hits the 450 Splash on Corbin for the three count.

Winners: Roman Reigns, Ali & Shorty G

– After the match, Hogan and Jimmy get in the ring to celebrate with the winners as SmackDown goes off the air.

The October 23rd, 2019 edition of WWE NXT on the USA Network took place at Full Sail University in Winter Park, FL.

– This week’s broadcast opens up with a video package looking at what happened on last week’s show. Mauro Ranallo welcomes us to the arena, and we go to the ring

– Bianca Belair vs. Rhea Ripley: They lock up off the opening bell and test their strength in the opening moments. They trade takedowns, and then fight into the corner. Rhea goes up top, but Bianca throws her down to the mat, then stomps on her. Rhea starts fighting back, and they charge towards each other and collide in the middle of the ring. Rhea connects with a big boot to the face now. They fight briefly spills out to ringside, and Io Sharai runs out and hits a cheap shot on Rhea. Candice Larae runs out for the save and she takes out Sharai. Back in the ring Rhea hits the Rip Tide for the three count.

Winner: Rhea Ripley

– We go to the announce table, where Mauro promotes tonight’s main event for the NXT North American Title.

– Pete Dunne and Tyler Bate are interviewed on their way into the building. Dunne says he’s got revenge for Damien Priest, and he’s not concerned about Killian Dain.

– Back from the break, we see a video looking at Tommaso Ciampa’s return.

– Tyler Bate is shown sitting at ringside in the crowd.

– Matt Riddle vs. Cameron Grimes: Grimes looks for his running stop off the opening bell, but Riddle dodges it. Riddle looks for the Final Flash, but Grimes avoids that one. They start trading shots now, and Riddle gets the upper hand. Riddle connects with kicks, and hits an Exploder for a two count. Riddle continues the offense with more strikes. Grimes tries to mount an offense, and they trade kicks now. Riddle hits the Bro 2 Sleep, but can’t get the three count. Grimes fights back and then climbs to the top rope, but Riddle cuts him off and superplexes him for a two count. Riddle hits the Floating Bro for another two count. After a series of counters and roll-up attempts, Riddle fires up with a flurry of moves on Grimes for the three count.

Winner: Matt Riddle

– After the match, Riddle wants a fist bump, but Grimes declines and Riddle leaves Grimes gets into it with Tyler Bate at ringside now, and Bate drops Grimes with a punch to the face.

– We see a replay of The Forgotten Sons beating Breezango a couple weeks back.

– Dominik Dijakovic is shown backstage warming up for his match tonight. In an interview, he talks about his return from injury and it’s time for him to fulfill his destiny.

– Mauro shows us a video of NXT GM William Regal announcing that Asuka and Kairi Sane will be defending their WWE Tag Titles next week against the winners of tonight’s women’s tag team match.

– Breezango & Isaiah “Swerve” Scott vs. The Forgotten Sons: After a little confusion over who is going to start in this match, Swerve and Ryker start going at it. Fandango tags in next and Ryker overpowers him. Cutler tags in to continue the offense. Fandango fights back and sends both Forgotten Sons outside to regroup. Ryker tags back in and works over Breeze in the corner now. Blake and Ryker trade tags now to double team Breeze. Ryker misses a shot and hits the ring post, then Breeze dumps Cutler out to the floor. Blake runs in and stops Breeze from tagging out. Breeze finally breaks free and Fandango gets the hot tag. Fandango unloads with strikes on Blake now. Cutler tags himself in and starts working over Fandango, until Scott tags in and he hits a big cross body on Cutler. Cutler and Scott brawl in the ring now, but things quickly spill out to ringside and the Forgotten Sons triple-team Scott off the turnbuckle. Back in the ring, Breeze breaks up the pin. Scott starts fighting off all three Forgotten Sons, then he goes up to the top rope, but Ryker cuts him off. Scott knocks Ryker down to the apron and stomps him, then he springboards off Ryker to hit Cutler and Blake on the ringside floor. Back in the ring, Breezango hits double superkicks on Ryker. Fandango and Ryker go at it now, then Scott and Cutler tag in. Breeze runs in to prevent the double team, and the aprons clear as this one starts to fall apart. When the dust settles, it’s down to Scott and Blake, and Scott connects with a big kick to the head for the three count.

Winners: Breezngo & Isaiah Scott

– We see The Undisputed Era backstage, and then a pre-taped promo from Roderick Strong. Strong says he knows Regal is trying to screw him over, but he’s at his best when the lights are on, and tonight he will show why he’s Undisputed.

– Cruiserweight Champion Lio Rush comes out, and it looks like he’ll be joining the commentary team.

– We see a pre-taped segment with Killian Dain somewhere standing next to a fire. Dain is wrapping tape around his fingers. He says last week Pete Dunne tried to break his fingers, and now he’s going to break Dunne.

– Angel Garza vs. Jack Gallagher: Gallagher tries to shake Garza’s hand, but Garza isn’t interested. They lock up and trade takedowns and arm holds in the opening moments. Gallagher pulls off Garza’s pants, and he’s still wearing his trunks underneath. Garza fires back with a dropkick, then hits a suplex and a big boot for a two count. Jack starts fighting back and hits a suplex of his own. They trade submission attempts on the mat, until Garza launches Gallagher out to the ringside floor. Back in the ring, Jack fires back with a headbutt. Garza fires back with a slam from the corner, then he hits a springboard moonsault for the three count.

Winner: Angel Garza

– Garza and Rush have a stare down from the ring to the announce table after the match.

– Tegan Nox and Dakota Kai vs. Marina Shafir and Jessamyn Duke: This one is a #1 contenders match for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Titles. Duke starts off strong with a big kick on Kai for a two count. More strikes in the corner from Duke, then Shafir tags in. Duke and Shafir trade frequent tags now to continue the offense on Kai. Kai finally fights back, dropping Duke on the apron, and then hitting a big boot on Shafir. Nox gets the hot tag and unloads with offense on both opponents. Kai connects with a bicycle kick on Shaif, then Nox hits the Shiniest Wizard on Duke. Nox covers for the three count.

Winners: Dakota Kai & Tegan Nox

– After the match, WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions Asuk and Kairi Sane appear on the big screen and taunt the new #1 contenders. They laugh and say Nox and Kai don’t have a chance.

– Keith Lee is shown backstage warming up for his match. They show a pre-taped promo of Lee talking about his opportunity tonight, and says he’ll do anything it takes to win.

– Keith Lee vs. Dominik Dijakovic vs. Roderick Strong (c): This one is a triple threat match for the NXT North American title. Strong rolls out to ringside right off the opening bell. Lee and Dijakovic follow, and they surround the Champion. Strong starts brawling with them, and the fight spills back into the ring. Lee starts taking control of this one, working Dijakovic and knocking Strong out to ringside. Strong recovers and dumps Lee out to ringside. Strong takes Dijakovic to the top rope and hits a superplex for a two count. Strong controls the pace for the next several moments, and he keeps preventing Lee from getting back in the ring. Dijakovic starts fighting back against Strong now, and he superkicks Lee on his way back in the ring. Dijakovic picks up Lee and slams him on top of Strong for a two count. Dijakovic misses a shot in the corner and Lee catches him, but then Strong runs and hits a dropkick, knocking both Lee and Dijakovic out to ringside. Strong and Dijakovic start fighting on the top turnbuckle now, then Lee runs in and powerbombs Dijakovic while Dijakovic superplexes Strong off the top. All three men slowly fight back to their feet, and Strong starts getting the upper hand. Strong hits an Olympic Slam on Lee for a two count. The fight spills out to ringside, and Lee hits a pounce on Strong. Lee and Dijakovic have a stare down on the floor, then they get back in the ring and start trading stiff strikes. Dijakovic hits a chokebomb from the top for a two count. They fight out to ringside again, and this time Lee hits a suicide dive. Lee brings it back in the ring and hits a sit-down powerbomb off the top. Before Lee can pin, Strong runs in and boots Lee in the face, then immediately rolls up Lee for the three count.

Winner & still North American Champion: Roderick Strong

– After the match, the rest of the Undisputed Era members come out to the ring to celebrate. They start beating down Lee, then Tommaso Ciampa comes out to interrupt, and so does Johnny Gargano. The fans chant “DIY” as Ciampa and Gargano come face to face in the ring. Ciampa and Gargano stand directly across from the Undisputed Era, and then Finn Balor comes out too. Balor steps in the ring, but then Balor nails Gargano with a kick to the head out of nowhere. The Undisputed Era jumps Ciampa and beats him down now. Gargano rolls out to ringside, and Balor follows. Balor dropkicks Gargano into the fan barricade, and the barricade breaks apart and knocks over some planted fans sitting behind it. Balor then brings Gargano over to the ramp, and hits a big DDT on the ramp. The Era stands tall in the ring while Balor stands on the ramp looking down at Gargano, and NXT goes off the air.

The October 21, 2019 edition of WWE RAW aired on the USA Network and took place at the Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse in Cleveland, OH.

– This week’s broadcast opens up with a video package looking at the feud between Seth Rollins and Bray Wyatt.

– WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair comes out to the ring and gets on the mic. Flair says now that Lebron’s gone, Cleveland needs a Champion, and The Nature Boy is here. Flair shouts out some guys dressed as him in the crowd, and we get a quick view of them. Flair moves on to the topic of Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia, and says Team Flair is going to beat the hell out of Team Hogan. Flair talks some trash to a fan in the front row, then he introduces the next member of Team Flair — Drew McIntyre. Drew comes out and says he is granting a favor to Ric Flair, and he tells Ric to take a front row seat so Drew can give him a preview of what he’s going to do at Crown Jewel.

– Drew McIntyre vs. Ricochet: This one spills out to ringside early on, and Drew slams Ricochet into the fan barricade. Back in the ring, Drew hits a big chop to the chest on Ricochet as Flair cheers on from ringside. Ricochet throws some strikes back at Drew, but Drew drops him with an elbow to the face. Drew picks Ricochet up and gives him a back body drop. Drew applies a shoulder lock, until Ricochet fights up and hits a kick to the face. Drew shuts him down with a side slam for a two count. More chops to the chest from Drew now, and then he hits a release vertical suplex. We see Flair at ringside cheering Drew on. Drew applies a shoulder lock again, and Ricochet fights up to a vertical base. Drew hits another chop to the chest, then he looks for a slam, but Ricochet escapes. Ricochet dodges another shot, then he looks for a springboard cross body, but Drew catches him. Drew looks for a suplex, but Ricochet fights out and knees Drew in the head. Ricochet hits a kick to the head, but Drew fires back with an elbow to the face that knocks Ricochet outside. Ricochet runs from ringside up into the ring and dropkicks Drew’s knees out. Drew falls out to ringside, and Ricochet hits a suicide dive on him. Back in the ring, Drew fights back and slams Ricochet into the corner. We go to ringside where Flair is cutting a promo on Hogan, and he challenges Hogan to be at SmackDown on Friday Night. Back in the ring, Ricochet starts fighting back, and he dropkicks Drew off the turnbuckle. Ricochet hits a series of strikes, and Drew falls into the corner. Ricochet hits a spear in the corner, and then a springboard clothesline. Ricochet hits a standing shooting star press for a one count. Drew misses a shot and Ricochet hits a springboard kick to the face. He follows up with a springboard moonsault on Drew for a two count. Ricochet misses a shot and Drew slams him down. Drew hits a crucifix powerbomb on Ricochet into the turnbuckle, and then a sit-out powerbomb. Drew pins for a two count. Drew picks up Ricochet, but Ricochet breaks free and headbutts him, then boots Drew in the face. Ricochet tries to pick up Drew but struggles, and Drew elbows him in the head. Ricochet fires back with a kick, then he picks up Drew for a Death Valley Driver. Ricochet goes up top and hits a Shooting Star Press for a two count. Ricochet misses a couple of shots now, then Drew dumps him out to ringside. Drew throws Ricochet into the ring post, then takes the fight back in the ring. Drew hits the Claymore Kick for the three count.

Winner: Drew McIntyre

– We go to replays and see Flair celebrating at ringside. After the match, Drew picks up Ricochet and headbutts him, then throws him into the ring post. Drew grabs Ricochet and hits an underhook DDT. Drew takes Ricochet out to ringside and gives him the reverse Alabama Slam on to the ring steps. Flair celebrates with Drew in the ring and raises his hand. Flair and Drew make fun of Hulk Hogan’s poses before leaving.

– We see a commercial for SmackDown on FS1 this Friday, featuring Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, Cain Velasquez, and Brock Lesnar.

– The OC is backstage for an interview. They trash the Street Profits and say they didn’t earn their keep yet like The OC did. AJ makes fun of the Street Profits for asking if they want “this smoke,” and says that kind of smoke is illegal in Cleveland. Gallows says Cleveland doesn’t rock, Cleveland sucks.

– We see a pre-taped promo from Aleister Black, who once again challenges someone to pick a fight with him.

– Aleister Black vs. Jason Reynolds: Jason Reynolds appears to be an enhancement talent. Black connects with several kicks in the opening moments of this one. Reynolds grabs Black by the hair, and Black fights him off with a back elbow to the face. Reynolds throws Black into the corner and hits him with some kicks. Black fights back with a series of strikes now. Black hits the Black Mass for the win after a short match.

Winner: Aleister Black

– Rusev is shown backstage getting ready to come out to the ring. He’s not in his ring gear tonight.

– We see a brief pre-taped promo from the Authors Of Pain, who still have yet to arrive back on RAW.

– WWE Hall of Famer Jerry “The King” Lawler is in the ring for The King’s Court. Lawler talks about seeing a little too much of Bobby Lashley and Lana lately. He says everyone’s been talking about it except for Rusev, so he’s inviting Rusev out here now to talk about it. Rusev comes out to the ring in street clothes. Lawler talks about Lana and Lashley making things public, and asks what Rusev’s thoughts on this are. He says that Lashley has poisoned Lana’s brain, and for that he will be crushed. Rusev says he’s still hoping and praying that he and Lana will get through this. Lashley and Lana appear on the big screen, and it looks like they’re at a restaurant. Lashley says he won’t make the same mistakes Rusev did with Lana. Lana says she asked Rusev to take her to that restaurant over and over, but Rusev wouldn’t take her, but Lashley does. Lana and Lashley say they love each other, then the video ends. Jerry asks Rusev what he thinks, but Rusev says he’s going to deliver his message to Lashley personally, because he knows exactly where they are.

– Still to come: The OC vs. The Street Profits and a mystery partner. Plus: Seth Rollins will talk about burning down the Firefly Fun House.

– Andrade is shown backstage warming up and Zelina is giving him a pep talk.

– Sin Cara vs. Andrade: Zelina cuts a brief promo before the match. Sin Cara and Andrade are both aggressive off the opening bell, and Cara starts taking control. Zelina grabs Cara’s leg from the apron, which leads to Andrade booting him in the face and taking control of the match. Back in the ring, Sin Cara hits a springboard moonsault for a near-fall. Andrade fights back with a kick for a two count of his own. Andrade hits a series of suplexes on Sin Cara now for another two count. They fight up the turnbuckle now, which leads to Sin Cara hitting a sunset flip powerbomb off the top for a two count. Andrade fires back with a running knee strike for a two count of his own. Sin Cara dumps Andrade outside now and hits a flying hurricanrana on him. Back in the ring, Andrade distracts the ref while Zelina hits a cheap shot on Sin Cara. Andrade hits the hammerlock DDT for the three count after a competitive match.

Winner: Andrade

– Humberto Carrillo is backstage for an interview, where he says when you face Andrade, you have to face Zelina at the same time. Humberto says Andrade could be a future Universal Champion, unless Humberto beats him. Humberto says he has a lot to prove, but he will be Champion too one day, and he won’t be a Champion who plays with fire like Seth Rollins.

– The Street Profits are shown backstage talking about their match tonight, and making fun of AJ’s hair cut and their hand symbols. They say they found someone to be their partner tonight, but it’s a surprise. The only hint, is he doesn’t like AJ Styles, and he also wants the smoke.

– We see 24/7 Champion R-Truth creeping around the backstage area trying not to be seen. He walks into The Bollywood Boys, and one distracts him while the other one pins Truth to win the 24/7 Title. They run off, and Truth says “there was two of them.”

– The Viking Raiders vs. Zach Ryder & Curt Hawkins: Ryder and Hawkins cut a promo at the Gorilla position about how big this opportunity is for them tonight, and Ryder wonders if they’ll get to have some pyro for their entrance tonight. They didn’t get their pyro. This one is a non-Title match. Erik and Ivar beat down both Ryder and Hawkins in the opening moments of this one, and send them out to ringside. Ivar hits a suicide dive on them at ringside, then takes Ryder back in the ring. Erik tags in and goes at it with Ryder now. Hawkins tags in for the double team on Erik for a two count. Ryder and Hawkins trade frequent tags now to continue the offense on Erik. Ivar gets the tag and starts cleaning house. Erik tags in for the double team on Hawkins. Ryder breaks up the pin, then Erik knees Ryder in the face. Ivar tags in and they hit the Viking Experience on Hawkins for the three count.

Winners: The Viking Raiders

– We go to Lashley and Lana at the restaurant, and an employee walks over and says he has to ask them to leave. He says he heard Lana’s husband Rusev is coming here, and he doesn’t want there to be a scene. Lashley says Rusev doesn’t have the balls to come do anything.

– Rey Mysterio is shown arriving at the arena with his arm still in a sling.

– Back from the commercial break, we see Rusev invade the unnamed restaurant and start attacking Bobby Lashley. Rusev drops Lashley and pummels on him until police run over and pull them apart. The police appear to arrest Rusev while Lana screams.

– Rey Mysterio comes out to the ring next, and he gets pyro for his entrance. Rey gets on the mic and thanks the WWE Universe for their support, and talks about how they are like his family now. He talks about how Cain will take out Lesnar at Crown Jewel, but then Paul Heyman appears on the big screen. Heyman talks some trash to Rey. Shelton Benjamin then comes out and hits the ring. Shelton gets on the mic, and says Rey’s friend Cain came to save him because Rey couldn’t protect himself, but Shelton has a buddy too — Brock Lesnar. Shelton talks about how he went to university with Lesnar and trained together, and Brock is his family. Shelton starts shoving Rey around and asking where Rey’s friend is now. Shelton keeps shoving Rey, and then Cain Velasquez comes out to the ring. Cain starts brawling with Shelton and slams him down, then puts him in a choke until Shelton taps out. Shelton heads to the back while Cain and Rey stand tall in the ring.

– Universal Champion Seth Rollins is backstage for an interview. He talks about everyone saying Bray Wyatt is in his head, but now Seth is in Bray’s head. Seth sees Humberto off in the distance and walks over to him. Seth tells him when your Champion you have to make tough decisions sometimes, and he says he burned down the Firefly Fun House once, and he would do it again. Seth says he can appreciate that Humbeto wants to be a Champion one day, so why doesn’t he face Seth in the ring – tonight, right now.

– Back from the break, we see some players from the Cleveland Browns in the front row, and one of them is dressed up as Scott Steiner.

– We see footage of a parade in Saudi Arabia last week, where there were massive parade floats of Roman Reigns and The Undertaker.

– Seth Rollins vs. Humberto Carrillo: This one is a non-Title match. Seth has flames shooting out of the stage for his entrance. The opening bell sounds and Humberto immediately starts off with a roll-up attempt and an arm drag. They face off and lock up now, and they start trading takedowns and holds. Seth starts taking control, but Humberto fights back with a springboard cross body. Seth dumps Humberto outside then hits a suicide dive on him, and then suplexes him on the ringside floor. Back in the ring, Rollins controls the next several moments of the match. Humberto escapes a suplex attempt and hits a jawbreaker, then a kick to the face of Rollins. Humberto dumps Rollins outside and then hits a corkscrew suicide dive on him. Back in the ring, Rollins fights back and hits the Falcon Arrow. Rollins follows up with a flying knee off the top for a two count. Rollins hits a Buckle Bomb and then a superkick for another two count. Humberto dodges a curb stomp, then rolls up Rollins for a two count. Humberto hits a flying kick to the face, and then a DDT. Humberto goes up top and hits a big moonsault for a two count. Humberto misses a shot now and Rollins connects with a kick to the body. Rollins follows up with the Curb Stomp for the three count.

Winner: Seth Rollins

– After the match, Seth shakes Humberto’s hand before leaving.

– The OC is shown backstage walking towards the Gorilla position.

– R-Truth gets into it with The Bollywood Boys backstage again, and it confirms for him that there are in fact two of them.

– The OC vs. The Street Profits & ???: AJ cuts a brief promo before the match saying the Street Profits couldn’t find a partner, then they show us the footage of The OC beating down the Profits last week. The opening bell sounds without the Street Profits’ mystery partner, and it looks like this one as been tuned into a traditional tag team match as AJ is standing at ringside. Ford and Anderson start off, and Ford takes control of this one in the opening moments. Anderson rolls outside to regroup, then Gallows tags in. Dawkins tags in too and takes Gallows down with a shoulder tackle. Dawkins and Gallows trade strikes in the corner now, and Gallows drops Dawkins with a big boot. Gallows pummels on Dawkins in the corner, then puts him in a shoulder lock. Anderson tags in for the double team. Ford tags in and drops Anderson with a leaping clothesline, then he knocks Gallows off the apron. AJ causes a distraction, which leads to Anderson throwing Ford out to ringside. Gallows boots Ford in the face at ringside, then Anderson comes flying off the apron with a flying knee strike on Ford at ringside. Back in the ring, Gallows and Anderson take turns beating down Ford. Dawkins finally gets the hot tag and cleans house. Ford tags back in for the double team. Gallows runs in and takes Dawkins out to ringside to break up the double team attempt. AJ cheap shots Ford behind the ref’s back, the Anderson rolls him up for a two count. AJ gets on the apron, and the ref ejects AJ from ringside. Kevin Owens’ music hits and Owens runs down to ringside. Owens hits a stunner on AJ at ringside, then ford hits a dive on Gallows. Back in the ring, Dawkins slams Anderson down, then Ford hits a frogsplash off the top for the three count.

Winners: The Street Profits

– Owens applauds the Street Profits from the stage as their hands are raised in the ring. We go to replays as the Street Profits celebrate in the crowd and RAW goes off the air.

Impact’s Bound For Glory 2019 took place on October 20th at the Odeum Expo Center in Chicago, Illinois.

– 20-Person Call Your Shot Gauntlet Match: Before the opening bell, the signal cuts out on Fite.tv and we get a loading circle with a message reading “no signal from venue.” We’re back, and Eddie Edwards is in the ring first. Reno Scum and Jake Deaner are in next. Rohit Raju is in net, and then Joey Ryan comes in and hits the mega flip on everyone in the ring at once. Ryan eliminates Rohit. Jessicka Havoc is in next, then Rosemary. Madman Fulton is in next, then Cody Deaner. After a series of matches, it’s down to Fulton, Edwards, and Luster. Johnny Swinger is in next, but he poses at ringside for a while instead of getting in the ring. Jordynne Grave is out next, and then Swoggle enters. Swoggle chases Swinger into the ring, then he starts biting and attacking people. Swoggle kicks out Grace’s knee then follows up with a boot to the face. Kiera Hogan is out next and gets into it with Grace. Swoggle bites her backstage, but she no-sells it and shakes her booty then kicks Swoggle down. Grace eliminates Hogan now, then Raj Singh enters. Tommy Dreamer enters next and drops Singh, then bites Fulton and spits water in his eyes. Kylie Rae enters next and starts superkicking people, then hits a cannonball in the corner on Singh. Singh gets eliminated, then Dreamer gets eliminated. Fallah Bahh enters next, and after a series of eliminations it’s down to Bahh, Fulton, Rae, Swoggle, Grace and Edwards. Sabu enters next and beats on Fulton and Bahh. Shera is the final entrant and he starts cleaning house. It’s now down to Edwards, Fulton, Bahh, and Shera. Shera lifts up Bahh and launches him outside. Edwards starts beating on Shera now, but then Fulton runs over Edwards. Fulton tosses Edwards to Shera, and Shera throws Edwards down. Shera and Fulton start throwing punches at each other in the middle of the ring now. Fulton boots Shera in the face, then Edwards clotheslines Fulton out of the match. Fulton pulls Edwarsd out to ringside and chokeslams him on the apron. Back in the ring, Edwards recovers and nails Shera with the Boston Knee Party for the win.

Winner: Eddie Edwards

– We go to Josh Matthews and Don Callis at the commentary table, and they preview some of the other matches on tonight’s card.

– Taya Valkyre (c) vs. Tenille Dashwood: The Impact Knockouts Championship is on the line in this one. Johnny Bravo is at ringside. The opening moments of this one are fairly evenly matched between Champion and Challenger. The fight spills out to the apron, and Taya hits package piledriver on Dashwood on the edge of the ring. Back in the ring, Taya pins for a two count. Taya wastes some time and Tenille finally starts fighting back. Tenille hits a splash in the corner and pins, but Johnny Bravo gets involved from ringside. The referee ejects Bravo from ringside, and on his way out, Bravo appears to slide brass knuckles or a chain to Taya. Taya swings at Tenilla with the chair, but Tenilla ducks and drops her. Tenilla grabs the chain and throws it out of the ring. Tenilla misses a shot and Taya comes back with the Road to Valhalla. Taya pins for the three count to retain her Title.

Winner: Taya Valkyre

– Rhino and RVD are backstage for a promo. Rhino says they’re coming for the Tag Titles, and he’s going to hit the Gore, Gore, Gore. RVD adds that they might also see a Van Daminator from RVD.

– We go to a video package looking at the three-way feud for the World Tag Team Titles.

– Rhyno & RVD vs. Rich Swann & Willie Mack vs. The North (c) The Impact World Tag Team Titles are on the line in this one. This one is a chaos in the opening moments, and Alexander starts working over Rhino now. Page tags back in but Rhino drops him with a spinebuster. RVD gets the tag and hits some kicks and a split-legged moonsault for a two count. Swan and Alexander go at it now, and Alexander hits a Blue Thunder Bomb for a two count. Page comes back in and hits a big back body drop on Swann, but then Swann fights back with a DDT. RVD and Rhino get back in the mix now and they clear the ring. RVD looks for a Five Star Frog Splash, but Alexander holds his ankle and pulls him down on the turnbuckle. Mack climbs the opposite turnbuckle and hits a frog splash of his own. Swann dives in for the pin for a two count. RVD leaps off the turnbuckle now with a flying kick to Swann’s face. Alexander comes in and hits Death Valley Driver on RVD, then Rhino takes out Alexander. Mack dropkicks Rino out of the ring, then hits a suicide dive on them at ringside. Back in the ring, Page slams Swann, then hits a senton for a two count. Mack comes in now, but then RVD comes in and starts dropping people. Rhino gets in the ring and sets up for the Gore, but RVD swerves him and boots Rhino in the face. The crowd boos , and then RVD superkicks Mack, then Swann. RVD talks some trash to Rhino, then The North double teams Swann for the three count.

Winners & still Tag Champs: The North

– We go backstage where Ace Austin comes out of the show and acts surprised to see he’s in the women’s locker room. Alusha Edwards tells him to leave and they exchange words. Austin says he’s looking for the after party, and he’ll walk in as the new X Division Champion.

– Michael Elgin vs. Naomichi Marufuji: Elgin gets in some good offense in the opening moments, then Marufuji starts mounting a comeback and they trade chops in the middle of the ring. Marufuji goes out to ringside, then Elgin hits a suicide dive on him. Back in the ring, Marufuji reverses a suplex and they start trading strikes again. Elgin comes back with a backbreaker and a Falcon Arrow for a two count. They trade strikes again, then they fight out to the apron, where Marufuji drops Elgin on the floor. Marufuji follows up with the Sliced Bread #2 from the apron to the ringside floor. Back in the ring, Marufuji hits a missile dropkick for a two count. Elgin comes back with a dragon suplex, some lariats, and a mountain bomb for a two count. Marufuji fights back with knees to the face for a two count of his own. Marufuji hits the Sliced Bread #2 again for another two count. After some more back and forth, Elgin takes control and hits a buckle Elgin bomb for a two count. Elgin gets frustrated and nails Marufuji in the head now. Elgin follows up with a reverse Death Valley Driver for the three count.

Winner: Michael Elgin

– Jake Crist (c) vs. Tessa Blanchard vs. Daga vs. Ace Romero vs. Ace Austin This one is a ladder match for the X-Division Title. This one is total chaos from the opening bell. Romero looks for a suicide dive, but Daga and Blanchard nail him with a ladder. Daga and Blanchard crash into the corner on a ladder, while Crist drops Romero. Austin hits a back suplex on Crist, and then Daga gets back in the ring and starts hitting a flurry of kicks. Austin and Blanchard start going at it, and Blanchard sends him out to the floor. She climbs the ladder, but Romero takes her down with a Samoan drop. This one is total chaos now. Daga hits a Canadian Destroyer on Crist through a ladder bridged across the ring and the barricade. Austin then climbs a ladder and hits a dive to the outside on Daga. Romero sets up another ladder and climbs, but Tessa shoves it over and Romero falls the way down to ringside and through a table. The ladder falls out of the ring and on top of him after. Blanchard starts climbing another ladder, and Crist tries to stop her, but she hits a dive on him. Fulton comes in and throws her in the corner hard. Fulton sets up a table, and Tessa climbs the top rope. Tessa yells at Fulton “come on mother f–ker”, and she ends up giving him a hurricanrana into the ladder. Tessa climbs the ladder, but Crist runs up and meets her on top. Tessa slams Crist’s head into the ladder, then throws Crist down through a table in the ring. Tessa climbs climbing, but then Austin runs up and nails Tessa in the head iwth his baton. Austin grabs the title for the win.

Winner & new X-Division Champion: Ace Austin

– We go to a video package looking at the feud between Ken Shamrock and Moose.

– Moose and Frank Trigg cut a promo backstage before the match.

– Ken Shamrock vs. Moose: Frank Trigg is at ringside for this one. Moose and Ken trade strikes in the opening moments, then Ken looks for a submission but Moose grabs the ropes. Ken dumps Moose outside, then Shamrock hits a suicide dive on Moose. They brawl at ringside now, then Shamrock hits another suicide dive on Moose. On the way back in the ring, Frank Trigg interferes, which leads to Moose fighting back in the ring. Ken leaps up from the mat and hits a hurricanrana on Moose. Ken looks for another submission, but Moose pulls the ref into Ken for a ref bump. Frank slides a steel chair in the ring and Moose picks it up. Moose yells at Shamerock, and Shamrock says “F you.” Moose swings the chair and misses. Shamrock drops Moose and puts him in the ankle lock, and the ref is now getting back to his feet. Frank Trigg gets involved again but Shamrock kicks him out of the ring. Moose starts beating on Ken now, and Moose looks for a moonsault off the top, but misses. Ken applies the ankle lock, but Moose fights out and throws Ken into the ring post. Moose hits the big spear for the three count.

Winner: Moose

– Josh Matthews and Don Callis announce Impact’s next pay-per-view, titled Hard To Kill.

– We go to a video package looking at the feud between Sami Callihan and Brian Cage.

– Brian Cage (c) vs. Sami Callihan: It’s all Cage in the opening moments of this one as he pummels on Callihan. Cage uses his “Wolverine” claws to bust open Sami. The fight spills out to ringside and they take turns hitting suicide dives on each other. They continue brawling at ringside, and Sami nails Brian with a steel cage. Brian comes back and powerbombs Sami into the ring post. Sami hits a shot off the ring steps, and they trade blows at ringside now. Brian gives Sami a back suplex on the timekeeper’s table, but the table doesn’t break, so Cage gives him another one, and the table halfway-breaks this time. Brian grabs a piece of the guard rail, and he lays it across the ring steps and some unfolded chairs, like a bridge. Brian brings Sami on the ring steps, but Sami hits him with a low-blow, and then he piledrives Brian on to the bridged piece of the fan barricade. Back in the ring, Cage and Callihan trade shots, and Cage starts getting the upper hand after a kick to the head. Sami finally starts fighting back and he bits Cage. Sami hits a low blow on Cage and then superkicks him on the corner. The piece of the fan barricade is now laying up against the turnbuckle in the ring, and Sami powerbombs Cage into it for a two count. Sami pours thumbtacks in the ring now, then cage grabs him and gives him a piledriver. Cage pins but Sami kicks out at one, and Cage can’t beleive it. Cage gives Sami a suplex, and then hits his finisher on Sami on the thumb tacks for the three count. Sami and Cage are both bleeding by the end of this one.

Winner & still Champion: Brian Cage

– Cage’s wife comes out after the match and celebrates the win with Cage as Bound For Glory goes off the air.

The October 18th, 2019 edition of WWE Friday Night SmackDown airs on FOX and takes place at the Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, IN. Keep refreshing this page for live results starting at 8 PM ET!

– The intro video plays and pyro goes off in the arena. Michael Cole welcomes us to Friday Night SmackDown in Indianapolis.

– Roman Reigns vs. Shinsuke Nakamura (c): The Intercontinental Championship is on the line in this one, and Sami Zayn is at the commentary table. The opening bell sounds and Nakamura starts off strong with a series of knee strikes. Reigns starts fighting back now and Nakamura rolls outside for a breather. Sami walks over to him to help him up. Reigns rolls outside now and looks for the Drive By kick on Nakamura, but Sami pulls Nakamura out of the way. Nakamura fires back with a boot to the face of Roman, then he takes him back in the ring to continue the offense. Reigns fights back with elbows to the head, then an uppercut and a series of clotheslines. Reigns looks for a Superman punch, but Nakamura catches him and turns it around into an armbar attempt. Nakamura turns it into a triangle choke, but Reigns escapes. Sami causes a distraction, which leads to Nakamua hitting a German suplex. Reigns drops Nakamura with a Superman punch for a two count. Reigns gets up and it looks like he’s going to go for a spear, but then Baron Corbin runs in and attacks Roman Reigns from behind. This one ends in a DQ, so Nakamura keeps the IC Title.

Winner via DQ: Roman Reigns

– Corbin gives Reigns the Deep Six in the ring, and Sami gets in the ring too for a closer look. Daniel Bryan runs in for the save and he clears the ring. Bryan hits a missile dropkick on Nakamura, then he looks for a suicide dive, but Sami Zayn grabs his leg. Sami won’t let go, and Nakamura comes back in now and knees Bryan in the head. Nakamura, Sami and Corbin leave together.

– The New Day is shown backstage singing, when Tucker of Heavy Machinery interrupts. He places a table with a checker cloth in front of the three New Day members. Tucker says that they’ll be opponents again soon, but they’re on the same team tonight, and he wants to lift Kofi’s spirits after losing the Championship. Kofi says he’s fine and has the power of positivity, but he’s interested in what Tucker has in mind. Otis walks in with a giant bowl of pancake batter, and Tucker dumps a bunch of protein powder in it. The New Day members say they don’t want to eat so close to a match, so Otis starts chugging the pancake batter by himself.

Never change, @otiswwe. #SmackDown pic.twitter.com/olENYYK6Uo

— WWE (@WWE) October 19, 2019

– King Corbin is backstage for an interview about why he attacked Roman Reigns, but Corbin declines to say anything. He puts his crown on and walks off.

– Shorty Gable vs. Curtis Axel: Bo Dallas is at ringside. The opening bell sounds and they lock up. Gable takes Axel down, then they fight into the corner. Dallas causes a distraction, and Axel starts taking control of the match now. Axel starts working over Gable’s shoulder on the mat now. Gable comes back with a sunset flip for a two count. Gable boots Dallas in the face from the apron, then he drops Axel in the ring. Axel tries to come back with a Perfect Plex, but Gable escapes and takes Axel down again. Gable applies the ankle lock for the win via submission.

Winner: Shorty Gable

– Gable does an interview in the ring after the match. Gable says he always thought he was being held back because of his height, but the reality is that his height is what makes him who he is. Gable says it’s okay to be exactly who you are one, and he thanks all the people who made fun of him and pushed him. Gable says not to run from your insecurities, and he says he’s going to make his name even shorter, now it’s just “Shorty G.”

.@WWEGable is embracing EXACTLY who he is!#SmackDown pic.twitter.com/4dq9dmGNrp

— WWE (@WWE) October 19, 2019

– Michael Cole welcomes Hulk Hogan on the big screen via Skype. Hulk is at his shop in Clearwater, Florida. Hulk says he’s been chasing Flair around since Corey Graves was in diapers, and he’s got Flair’s number, so you don’t need to worry about Team Hogan. Hogan says he likes Shorty G so far tonight for Team Hogan, but he will reveal the full team and the team captain later. Hogan asks Flair what he’s gonna do when Hogan gets his hands on him, brother.

– Heavy Machinery & The New Day vs. Dolph Ziggler, Robert Roode, & The Revival: This one is an eight-man tag match. Ziggler and Tucker start this one off, and Ziggler takes control with a dropkick. Tucker fires back with a dropkick of his own, then Otis tags in for the double team. Roode runs in, and Tucker suplexes Roode, while Otis suplexes Ziggler. Big E tags in now for another double team on Ziggler. The Revival runs in, and Big E and Otis give them both belly to belly suplexes. Woods runs the ropes and hits a suicide dive on the Revival at ringside. Roode and Ziggler come over and give Woods a double team backbreaker/Zig Zag on the ringside floor. Back in the ring, Wilder tags in and works over Woods on the mat. Woods fights back with a back suplex, and now both men are down. Dawson tags in, but he misses a shot and Woods knocks his other opponents off the apron. Dawson comes over and trades strikes with Woods now. Woods hits an enziguri, and both men are down. Wilder gets the tag for the double team on Woods, for a two count. Ziggler tags in and takes Woods up to the top turnbuckle. Ziggler looks for a superplex, but Woods fights him off. Woods knocks Ziggler down, then hits a missile dropkick off the top. Otis finally gets the hot tag, and Roode tags in as well. Otis cleans house and drops everyone in his sight. Roode hits some strikes on Otis, but Otis no-sells them and start shaking his midsection. Otis looks for a splash in the corner, but Ziggler stops him with a boot to the face. Ziggler misses the follow-up shot and Otis slams him. Otis suplexes Roode down, then drops Dawson. Otis hits the Caterpillar on Roode. Dawson comes flying off the top, but Otis catches him. Heavy Machinery looks for the double team, but Ziggler takes out Tucker and Wilder takes out Otis. Wilder then hits a dive on Tucker at ringside. Otis grabs hold of Dawson in the ring, then he tags in Big E, and Big E tags in Wood. The New Day hits the Midnight Hour on Dawson for the three count.

Winners: Heavy Machinery & The New Day

We knew @otiswwe & @WWEBigE teaming together would be amazing.
We just didn't know HOW amazing. #SmackDown @HEELZiggler pic.twitter.com/0R2ya5KW2c

— WWE Universe (@WWEUniverse) October 19, 2019

– Kofi comes in the ring to celebrate with The New Day and Heavy Machinery.

– Michael Cole reminds us that SmackDown will be on FS1 next week instead of FOX, due to World Series baseball.

– Cole and Graves also announce that King Corbin & Shinsuke Nakamura will be teaming up to face Roman Reigns & Daniel Bryan in a tag match later tonight.

– Daniel Bryan is backstage for an interview. Bryan says this is his first fight on Friday Night SmackDown, and that’s something to be excited about. He says that he and Reigns are going to put Corbin and Nakamura in their place tonight.

– Bayley is shown backstage walking through the aren with her Title belt. She’ll be on Miz TV tonight.

– We see a video package looking at Ali and showing some of his in-ring highlights.

– The Miz comes out to the ring for tonight’s edition of Miz TV. The Miz welcomes us to his show, and says he wants to get right to introducing his guest tonight. He says Bayley has a new look and a new attitude, and he invites her out. Bayley comes out with Sasha Banks, and she has a new entrance music. The Miz orders someone to set up another chair in the ring for Sasha. Bayley and Sasha have a seat in the ring across from Miz, and Sasha says she’s just here to support her best friend. Bayley cuts off Miz and talks about beating Charlotte, and Sasha adds that Bayley is the first ever female grand-slam champion. The Miz says that’s great, but he moves on to fans being outraged about Bayley’s attitude change recently. Bayley says she doesn’t owe Miz or anyone else an explanation. Miz says she’s a champion who doesn’t talk, like Brock Lesnar. Miz asks why she is lashing out and changing her appearance. Bayley says she slashed her “Bayley buddies” because they defined her and put smiles on other peoples’ faces, and all the fans did was take. Bayley was trying to be a role model and be a hero, but when she was in pain and crying after a loss, no was there for her. Bayley says the fans destroyed her, but she picked herself back up and won her Title belt back. She says the women in the back didn’t congratulate her on her win, and this division lacks desire and passion. Bayley says she has outgrown the locker room and the fans. Bayley says if you want inspiration, she borrows an old Vince McMahon quote and says “life sucks, and then you die.” Nikki Cross interrupts and says she’s heard enough. Nikki says the time for talking is over, and the time for action is now. Nikki says after she wins tonight, she’ll give Bayley a great big hug. Dana Brooke comes out next, and she complains about being underutilized and overlooked, but tonight is a new beginning for her. Dana says she can feel it that things are turning around for her. Lacey Evans interrupts, and a women’s six-pack challenge match is up next.

– Six Pack Challenge: Dana Brooke vs. Lacey Evans vs. Nikki Cross vs. Sony Deville vs. Mandy Rose vs. Carmella: Sonya and Mandy team up to clear the ring in the opening moments of this one. Mandy and Sonya look to double team Nikki, but Nikki fights them both off. Sonya attacks Nikki from behind, and they overpower Nikki. Nikki fends off another double team attempt, but Mandy clotheslines her down again. Nikki rolls outside, and Mandy and Sony stand tall in the ring now. They go outside and double team Carmella on the ringside floor now. Dana Brooke runs over and dives on Mandy and Sonya, then Lacey blindsides Dana with a lariat. Lacey and Nikki start going at it on the apron now, and Nikki knocks Lacey down. Carmella then hits a dive off the barricade on Mandy, Sonya and Lacey. Back in the ring, Sonya and Mandy team up again to clear the ring, then they start double teaming Carmella. Carmella fights back with some kicks, then she hits the bronco buster on both Mandy and Sonya. The fight spills out to ringside, and Nikki hits a splash off the top on Mandy, Sonya and Carmella. Lacey coms over and throws Nikki into the ring post. Lacey and Dana fight in the ring now, and Dana hits sit-out powerbomb. Dana goes up top and hits a Swanton Bomb, but Carmella and Mandy break up the pin. Carmella and Mandy start trading shots in the middle of the ring now. Mandy looks for a roll-up, but Carmella reverses it into the Code of Silence. Sonya breaks up the pin, then the other women start running in the ring and chaos breaks loose. When the dust settles, it comes down to Nikki and Mandy, and Nikki drops Mandy for the three count.

Winner: Nikki Cross

– Nikki now will get a shot at Bayley’s Women’s Title belt. Nikki and Bayley exchange words after the match.

– Cole sends us to a video package looking at some Braun Strowman highlights, sponsored by Progressive Insurance.

– Back from the commercial break, we see a video package looking at the feud between Seth Rollins and “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt.

– Braun Strowman vs. Drew Gulak: The opening bell sounds, but Gulak avoids engaging with Braun, and he takes a mic from ringside. Gulak says this is his first night on Friday Night SmackDown, and he wants to properly introduce himself. He says he’s a former Cruiserweight champion, and he’s also a combat sports historian, and he gives Braun a warning about Tyson Fury. He says if Braun does his usual monster act at Crown Jewel, Fury will knock him out cold. Drew says he put together a 345-slide powerpoint presentation to Braun, and Braun should follow these steps in order to have a chance against Fury. Gulak starts to describe Slide #1, but Braun grabs him and throws him cross the ring. Braun throws Gulak from one corner of the ring to the other, then hits a running shoulder tackle. Gulak tries to fight back, but Braun headbutts him out to ringside. Braun runs around the ring and hits the running shoulder tackle on Gulak at ringside, and he lands right on top of him on the floor. Back in the ring, Braun hits a splash in the corner, then a clubbing blow to the chest. Braun follows up with the running powerslam for the three count.

Winner: Braun Strowman

"TYSON, I HOPE YOU'RE WATCHING!" – @BraunStrowman

Us too. ?#SmackDown @DrewGulak @Tyson_Fury #WWECrownJewel pic.twitter.com/Z07WHeq0nj

— WWE (@WWE) October 19, 2019

– Cole and Graves cut a promo for the new WWE 2k20 video game, coming out this Tuesday.

– Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair are both advertised for SmackDown on FS1 next week.

– Roman Reigns & Daniel Bryan vs. King Corbin & Shinsuke Nakamura: Sami Zayn is at ringside. Bryan and Reigns double team Corbin early on. Bryan follows up with a running bulldog on Corbin, and then a series of kicks. Corbin ducks a shot, then tags in Nakamura. Nakamura and Bryan trade strikes in the middle of the ring now. Byan drops Nakamura with a knee to the midsection. Sami Zayn causes a distraction from the apron, which leads to Nakamura kicking Bryan out to ringside. Back in the ring, Corbin tags in and continues the offense on Bryan. Nakamura tags in and they look for the double team, but Bryan escapes. Bryan knees Nakamura in the head, then sends Corbin shoulder-first into the ring post. Nakamura misses a shot on Bryan, and Bryan drops him with a flying lariat. Reigns wants the hot tag, but Corbin pulls him off the apron and slams him into the ring steps. Meanwhile in the ring, Nakamura hits a spinning heel kick on Bryan, followed up by a knee to the face for a two count. Nakamura misses a kick, and Bryan takes the opportunity to knock Corbin off the apron. Bryan then drops Nakamura and applies the Yes Lock, but Corbin breaks it up. Reigns drops Corbin with a Superman punch, and then spears him at ringside into the timekeeper’s area. Back in the ring, Bryan lays into Nakamura with kicks. Nakamur fights back with a kick of his own. Nakamura misses the Kinshasa, and Bryan hits the running knee to the face for the three count.

Winners: Daniel Bryan & Roman Reigns

– Bryan leads the crowd in a “yes” chant as we go to replays. Bryan and Reigns shake hands in the ring as SmackDown goes off the air.

??????#SmackDown @BaronCorbinWWE @WWERomanReigns pic.twitter.com/4oOv2grDDt

— WWE (@WWE) October 19, 2019

The October 16th, 2019 edition of WWE NXT on the USA Network took place at Full Sail University in Winter Park, FL.

– Mauro Ranallo welcomes us to the show, and then Tommaso Ciampa comes out to the kick off the show. His singles match against Angel Garza is up first.

– Tommaso Ciampa vs. Angel Garza: Garza dumps Ciampa outside early on, then follows him outside. Ciampa takes control of the match at ringside, and slams Garza into the ring steps. Back in the ring, Ciampa follows up with a right hand to the face. Ciampa looks for the Fairytale Ending, but Garza escapes and drops Ciampa in the corner. Garza hits some kicks now and knocks Ciampa out to ringside again. Garza follows up with a suicide dive on Ciampa on the floor. Back in the ring, Garza hits the missile dropkick. Garza rips off his tear-away pants now and throws them at Ciampa. Ciampa throws them back at him, and stomps a mud hole in Garza in the corner now. Ciampa hits a running kick to the face of Garza, then dumps him outside. Ciampa picks up Garza’s Mexican flag, and he starts stomping on it in the corner. Garza gets on the apron, and Ciampa gives him a DDT through the ropes. Ciampa pins for the three count.

Winner: Tommaso Ciampa

– After the match, The Undisputed Era comes out and surrounds the ring. They give Mauro a USB drive at the announce table and tell him to look. Mauro says he’ll give that to the production truck.

– Still to come: A message from Finn Balor.

– Keith Lee is shown backstage listening to headphones in his locker room.

– Back from the break, Mauro says they’re going to play the video from the Undisputed Era. They show a video of The Era members standing around The Velveteen Dream, who is laying unconscious. Strong yells at Dream, and they leave him laying. They say this is a warning to everyone who doesn’t take the Era seriously.

– Oney Lorcan & Danny Burch vs. Imperium: Aichner & Barthel are representing Imperium in this one. Wolfe is at ringside in their corner. Aichner and Burch start this one off locking up in the middle of the ring. Aichner throws Burch down, then Burch comes back with a running shoulder tackle. Lorcan tags in for the double team. Burch tags back in, but Aichner is able to fight them both off, then he tags in Barthel. Barthel hits a boot to the face, but then he misses a shot from the middle rope and Burch headbutts him. Burch hits a missile dropkick from the middle rope. Aichner tags himself in now and they double team Burch. Burch fights back and Oney gets the hot tag. Lorcan dumps both Imperium members out to ringside and hits a dive on them. Back in the ring, Burch tags in for the double team. They beat down Aichner and then hit a double powerbomb on him for a two count. Oney tags back in for another double team, but Barthel breaks it up. Aichner and Lorcan trade chops in the middle of the ring now. Aichner sends Lorcan into his own partner on the apron, then Barthel comes in for the double team on Lordan. Barthel hits a dive on Burch at ringside, then Aichner hits a springboard moonsault on Lorcan in the ring for a two count. Lordan starts fighting back now, but Imperium double teams him again and he’s down. They hit a version of the Doomsday Device with a flying European uppercut off the top, for the win.

Winners: Imperium

– Mauro sends us to a video package looking at Johnny Gargano and his past with Ciampa.

– We see a clip of an interview with Johnny Gargano earlier today saying he’s not sure how he feels about Ciampa being back. He says he won’t know how he feels until he sees Ciampa face to face.

– Dominik Dijakovic is shown backstage warming up.

– Io Sharai vs. Kayden Carter: Sharai and Carter trade holds and takedowns pretty evenly in the opening moments. Carter fires up with a dropkick that knocks Sharai out to ringside. Carter follows her out to ringside, but Sharai drops her on the apron. Back in the ring, Sharai hits a springboard missile dropkick for a two count. Carter comes back with a headscissor takedown and then a kick to the face for a two count. Sharai fires back with a German suplex. Sharai goes up top and hits a moonsault for the three count.

Winner: Io Sharai

– Sharai gets on the mic after the match. She seems to be calling out Shayna Baszler, but she gets interrupted by Rhea Ripley. Rhea gets in the ring and takes the mic. She says she’s going to put Bianca Belair in her place, but she has no problem shutting up Io too.

– We see footage from last week of Killian Dain invading the show last week.

– We see Boa warming up backstage and he talks trash in his native language.

– William Regal is ringside for an interview. He says Dream won’t be medically cleared to compete next week due to the brutal beating from the Undisputed Era. He says Roderick Strong will still have to defend his North American Championship though, and he will do that against the winner of Keith Lee vs. Dominik Dijakovic.

– Dominik Dijakovic vs. Keith Lee: The winner of this one gets a shot at the North American Title. The opening bell sounds and the two men collide in the middle of the ring with a shoulder tackle, and neither man goes down. They collide in the ring several more times, and Dominik is first to drop down to a knee. Lee starts working over his arm now. Dominik starts fighting back with strikes now, and he levels Lee with a short arm clothesline for a two count. Dominik continues the strikes, and Lee starts coming back with some of his own. Dominik misses a kick, and Lee backs him into the corner with a series of punches. Lee hits a running splash in the corner, and then he slams Dominik down on the mat. Lee hits a running forearm shot, and then a running shoulder tackle for a two count. Dominik comes back with a Choke-bomb for a two count. Lee comes back with a double slap to the chest, which leads to a sit-out powerbomb. Dominik rolls out to ringside. Back in the ring, Dominik fights back with elbow shows. They trade strikes, then Dominik drops Lee with a boot to the face for a two count. Lee hits a stalling vertical suplex, then starts climbing the turnbuckle. Dominik runs up from behind, and he picks Lee off of the turnbuckle in the electric chair position. Lee turns this into a reverse hurricanrana for a two count. Dominik takes Lee up to the top turnbuckle now and he looks for a Frankensteiner, but Lee stops it. Roderick Strong runs in the ring now and nails Lee with the North American Title belt, then he drops Dominik.

Winner: No contest

– William Regal gets on the mic and tells Strong he’s not as clever as he thinks. Regal books Strong in a triple threat match against both Lee and Dominik next week, with his North American Championship on the line.

– We see Pete Dunne backstage warming up.

– Back from the break, we see The Undisputed Era backstage complaining to William Regal about his decision. Regal walks past them without talking to them.

– Matt Riddle vs. Bronson Reed: Riddle and Reed trade lots of strikes in the opening moments of this one. Reed misses on a German suplex attempt, and Riddle fires back with a flurry of kicks. Riddle hits an exploder suplex and a kick to the face for a two count. Riddle looks for a senton bomb, but Reed blocks with his knees, then hits a senton bomb of his own. Riddle comes back with the Bro To Sleep, then hits a powerbomb on Reed. Riddle follows up with a knee to the face for a two count. Reed fights back now and looks for a suplex, but Riddle reverses it into a sleeper hold on Reed. Reed throws Riddle down, then Reed misses a shot in the corner. This leads to Riddle hitting his version of the tombstone piledriver for the three count.

Winner: Matt Riddle

– Riddle and Reed fist bump after the match.

– Still to come: Tegan Nox returns to action from the injured list.

– Taynara vs. Tegan Nox: Tegan starts off with a roll-up attempt on Taynara, then a series of arm drags and takedowns. Nox hits a single leg dropkick for a two count. Taynara fights back with a big boot, and Nox falls out to ringside. Back in the ring, Taynara continues the offense and starts working over Tegan’s shoulder. Taynara hits a running knee strike in the corner for a one count. They butt heds in the middle of the ring, then Tegan fires up with a series of strikes and a chokeslam. Nox hits a running elbow strike in the corner, and then a running senton bomb in the corner. Nox goes up top and hits a flying cross body on Taynara. Nox hits the Shining Wizard for the three count.

Winner: Tegan Nox

– After the match, Tegan Nox is ringside for an interview, but Shayna Baszler and the MMA horsewomen interrupt. Shayna tells Tegan that she doesn’t deserve to have a shot against her yet, and she needs to earn her show.

– We see a video package from Finn Balor talking about coming to a crossroads in his career, and making some mistakes. Finn says he retraced his steps and found his heart, and next week his future will be his past.

– Boa vs. Killian Dain: Boa starts off with a kick right off the opening bell, and then connects with a flurry of strikes on Dain. Boa backs up for another running kick on Dain, and Dain rolls out to ringside. Boa follows him outside and charges, but Dain cuts him off with a running cross body. Back in the ring, Dain hits some elbow drops on Boa, then he takes him into the corner. Dain puts the boots to Boa until the ref calls for the break. Dain continues the offense and drops Boa with a lariat. Dain hits a fireman’s carry slam and then a senton splash. Dain goes to the middle turnbuckle and hits several Vader Bombs on Boa. Dain applies a half-nelson Camel Clutch for the win.

Winner: Killian Dain

– Mauro sends us to a video package looking at Lio Rush, and his recent NXT Cruiserweight Title victory.

– Pete Dunne comes out for his match, but he gets into it with Killian Dain on the ramp when they walk past each other. Dunne grabs Dain’s fingers and pulls them, then referees separate them.

– Rhea Ripley and Bianca Belair are booked in a singles match next week.

– Pete Dunne vs. Damien Priest: They lock up off the opening bell and start trading holds now. Priest hits a leaping back elbow strike. Dunne fires back with some kicks, but Priest drops him again with a shot to the face. They run the ropes and Dunne connects with a clothesline, and then he starts working over Priest’s arm. The fight spills out to ringside where Dunne continues working over Priest’s arm. They go up on the apron, and Priest fights back with a big boot now. Back in the ring, Priest drops Dunne with a right hand to the face. They fight up the turnbuckle, and Dunne superplexes Preist down to the mat. Priest and Dunne trade strikes now. Priest misses a shot in the corner, and Dunne hits a series of strikes, and then an enziguri. Dunne hits a missile dropkick off the middle rope. Dunne then hits a German suplex, and he stomps on the fingers of Priest. Dunne kicks Priest in the head, and Priest rolls outside to regroup. Dunne goes to the middle rope and hits a moonsault on Priest on the floor. Back in the ring, they fight on the turnbuckle again, which leads to Dunne hitting a sit out powerbomb for a two count. Dunne grabs Priest by the hands and starts stomping on him now, and Priest fights back with some up-kicks. Dunne fires back with an arm bar, and then a triangle, but Priest gets out. Priest hits an enziguri then he slams Dunne shoulder-first into the ring post. Priest follows up with the crucifix powerbomb for a two count. Dunne rolls out to ringside, and Priest leaps off the ropes with a swanton bomn on Dunne at ringside. Back in the ring, Priest goes for a German suplex, but Dunn lands on the feet and kicks Priest in the back of the head. They fight on the turnbuckle again, and Priest hits a cyclone kick. Priest follows up with a Frankensteiner, then he hits the chokeslam for a two count. Priest and Dunne trade strikes back and forth in the middle of the ring now. Priest looks for The Reckoning, but Dunne escapes. They continues to trade kicks now. Priest misses a shot and Dunne elbows him in the face. Dunne goes up top for a moonsault, but Priest gets his knees up to block it. Priest picks up Dunne, but Dunne grabs his hands and twists his fingers to get free. Priest hits what looks like a low blow on Dunne, but the ref didn’t see it. Priest then hits the Reckoning for the three count.

Winner: Damien Priest

– NXT goes off the air with Priest celebrating on the stage and Dunne recovering in the ring.

The October 14th, 2019 edition of WWE RAW on the USA Network took place at the Pepsi Center in Denver, CO.

– This week’s broadcast opens up with a video package looking at the feud between Bray Wyatt/The Fiend, and Seth Rollins. We see footage of the attacks early in their feud, and then their encounter at Hell In A Cell. The montage ends with footage of The Fiend’s attack on Rollins on Friday’s SmackDown, and then we go to the RAW intro video.

– A big pyrotechnics display goes off to start the show, and then Becky Lynch comes out to the ring to kick off the show. Becky gets on the mic and says Sasha Banks can’t be here tonight because of the beating her put on her. But, there is someone else who is a thorn in her side. Charlotte comes out to interrupt and says she doesn’t want to fight with Becky anymore, and she just wants to be her friend. Then she cheap-shots Becky with a punch to the face. They start brawling all over the ring, then out to the ringside floor. Some referees run in and break it up.

– Charlotte vs. Becky Lynch: The winner of this match earns the first draft pick for their respective brand. The opening bell sounds and they immediately start going at it. Becky starts laying into Charlotte with kicks in the corner. Charlotte fights back with an elbow to the face, then they start trading uppercuts and chops in the middle of the ring. Charlotte grabs Becky by the hair and throws her down. Charlotte puts Becky in a head scissor choke, and slams her head into the mat. Charlotte and Becky trade strikes now, Becky hits a flying kick off the middle rope and knocks Charlotte out to ringside. They brawl on the ringside floor now, and Charlotte slams Becky face-first into the ring post. Back in the ring, Becky fights back with a flurry of strikes. Becky hits a missile dropkick off the middle rope for a two count. Becky misses a shot, then Charlotte drops her and puts her in the Boston Crab. Becky fights out and dumps Charlotte out to ringside. Becky kicks her through the ropes, then hits a flying punch off the apron. Back in the ring, Becky misses a shot off the middle rope and crashes down to the mat. Charlotte follows up with the Natural Selection for a two count. Charlotte shoves Becky into the corner and then hits a big boot for another two count. Becky starts fighting back now, and hits an inverted DDT. Becky hits a flying leg drop from the middle rope for a two count. Charlotte comes back with a spear for a two count. Charlotte is getting frustrated now, and Becky surprises her with a roll-up from behind for the three count.

Winner: Becky Lynch

It's an incredible back-and-forth encounter between @MsCharlotteWWE & @BeckyLynch to kick off #RAW with the number one #WWEDraft pick on the line! pic.twitter.com/o7VGY5jWOy

— WWE (@WWE) October 15, 2019

– RAW will now have the first pick in the draft tonight.

– Still to come: Robert Roode & Dolph Ziggler defend the RAW Tag Titles against the Viking Raiders; plus the contract signing between Tyson Fury and Braun Strowman for WWE’s Crown Jewel event.

– Universal Champion Seth Rollins is backstage for an interview. Rollins says he’s glad it’s draft day, but no matter which brand he goes to, it seems like Bray Wyatt keeps following him. Seth says he’s not proud of what he did at Hell In A Cell, but he did what he had to for survival. Rollins says The Fiend won’t be able to keep picking his spots, because he’s going “Fiend hunting” tonight, and he’s going to find and end The Fiend.

– We go to a video package recapping the Draft results from SmackDown.

– Back from the break, they show a video package of stock analyst Jim Cramer giving his picks for the draft.

– Stephanie McMahon comes out to the stage, and steps up to the draft podium. The podium also has an LED screen on the front of it. Stephanie welcomes us to the second and final night of the WWE draft, and she reminds us that executives from FOX and the USA Network have direct influence over draft. RAW picks Seth Rollins. SmackDown picks Brock Lesnar. RAW picks Charlotte Flair. SmackDown picks The New Day. In the final pick of round one, RAW picks Andrade and Zelina Vega.

– We go to the draft panel table in the audience, hosted by Renee Young, WWE Hall of Famer Booker T, Beth Phoenix, and the currently injured Samoa Joe. They give their thoughts on the draft so far, then send us back to the ring for a singles match.

– Andrade vs. Ali: Zelina Vega cuts a brief promo before the match, and she says things are about to change. Ali starts getting in some offense, and he dumps Andrade out to ringside. Zelina causes a distraction, which leads to Andrade running back in the ring and brawling with Ali. Andrade hits a basement dropkick, then he stomps on Ali on the mat. Andrade hits a chop to the chest, then Ali fights back with a kick and a back elbow. Ali goes to the top turnbuckle, but Andrade runs up on him and dumps him out to ringside. Andrade rolls out and stomps on Ali on the ringside floor, then slams him into the ring post. Back in the ring, Andrade starts working over Ali’s shoulder and elbow now. Ali tries to mount some offense, but Andrade shuts him down with some knee strikes for a two count. Andrade continues working over Ali’s arm, and puts him in an arm bar hanging over the ropes until the ref calls for the break. Andrade wastes some time, then he misses a running knee strike in the corner, and falls out to ringside. Ali runs the ropes and looks for a dive, but Zelina gets on the apron to block him. Ali jumps right over her and hits a dive on Andrade. On the way back in the ring, Zelina hits a cheap shot on Ali behind the ref’s back. This leads to Andrade hitting the hammerlock DDT on Ali for the three count.

Winner: Andrade

– Stephanie McMahon comes out to the stage for round two of tonight’s draft. RAW picks the Kabuki Warriors. SmackDown picks Daniel Bryan. RAW picks Rusev. SmackDown picks Bayley. For the final pick of the round, RAW chooses Aleister Black.

– We see a video from the Saturday Night Live “Weekend Update” desk. They talk about thinking wrestling was fake, until they mixed it up with Braun Strowman last year.

– The Viking Raiders vs. Robert Roode & Dolph Ziggler (c): The RAW Tag Team Championships are on the line in this one. The opening bell sounds and Erik immediately drops Ziggler with a running dropkick, then he knocks Roode off the apron. Ivar then charges and hits a dive on Roode at ringside. Erik slams Ziggler, then Ivar tags in and hits a big splash off the top rope. Ivar pins, but Roode breaks it up. The distraction from Roode leads to Ziggler hitting a dropkick on Ivar. Ivar fires back with a shoulder tackle, then he tags in Erik. Erik starts cleaning house, but while he’s grabbing Roode, Ziggler attacks Erik from behind and takes out his knee. Ziggler drops Erik again, then Roode tags in for the double team. Roode and Ziggler trade frequent tags now to control the pace against Erik. Erik starts fighting back, but he misses a shot and Ziggler dumps him outside. Roode hits a cheap shot on Erik at ringside, then Ziggler tackles Erik into a pile of chairs in the timekeeper’s area. Back in the ring, Erik tries to mount a comeback, but Ziggler rakes the eyes and hits a Fameasser for a two count. Roode tags in for the double team, but Erik is able to fight them off momentarily. The numbers game ends up being too much, and Ziggler superkicks him, then Roode hits the Glorious DDT. Roode pins, but Ivar breaks up the pin. Ziggler tags back in for another double team, but Erik breaks free and tags in Ivar. Ivar cleans house and hits a handstand springboard double back elbow. Erik tags in for the double team on Ziggler. They hit the Viking Experience for the three count, and we have new Tag Champs.

Winners: The Viking Raiders

– Erik and Ivar celebrate with their new RAW Tag Title belts after the match.

– Still to come: A brand new edition of Bray Wyatt’s Firefly Fun House.

– Back from the break, we see a promo from the Viking Raiders. They say they’re the first undefeated tag team in WWE, and they run down their list of accolades from other companies before winning their RAW Tag Titles tonight.

The #VikingRaiders @Erik_WWE & @Ivar_WWE is here to remind you they are…

UNDEFEATED. #RAW pic.twitter.com/skYCuyaAdt

— WWE (@WWE) October 15, 2019

– Stephanie McMahon is back on stage for round three of tonight’s draft. RAW picks Cedric Alexander. SmackDown picks Shinsuke Nakamura. RAW picks Humberto Carillo. SmackDown picks Ali. And for the final pick, RAW selects Erick Rowan.

– Aleister Black vs. Eric Young: They lock up off the opening bell and Young hits some strikes in the corner. Black fights back with a leg sweep and a running knee strike. Black hits a springboard moonsault, and then he looks for the Black Mass, but Young ducks it and rolls outside. Black and Young trade shots on the apron, then Young runs the ropes, but Black shuts him down with a knee to the face. Young looks for a sunset flip, but Black reverses it into a variation of the dragon sleeper. Black apparently calls this move the Dark Ritual. Young taps out for the finish.

Winner: Aleister Black

– In the fourth round of the draft, Stephanie reveals that RAW has picked Buddy Murphy. SmackDown picks the team of Robert Roode and Dolph Ziggler. RAW selects Jinder Mahal. SmackDown chooses Carmella. For the final pick of the fourth round, RAW selects 24/7 Champion R-Truth.

– The Street Profits are shown backstage cutting a promo about tonight’s show. They talk about Tyson Fury and Braun Strowman signing their contract tonight. They move on to talking about themselves being drafted by WWE RAW. The OC interrupts and AJ congratulates the Street Profits on coming to RAW. AJ says he likes them, but to be honest, he’s not sure why the USA Network drafted them. AJ asks why they would draft the Street Profits, then The OC is already here. AJ tells them that Monday Night RAW belongs to The OC. The OC walks off, but then they turn around and attack the Street Profits. They stomp on the Profits until agents and referees break it up.

"Why would they draft The #StreetProfits to be the unofficial hosts of Monday Night #RAW when #TheOC is already here?" – @AJStylesOrg pic.twitter.com/1kMprarTiZ

— WWE Universe (@WWEUniverse) October 15, 2019

– Ricochet vs. Shelton Benjamin: We see a pre-taped promo from Ricochet before the match, talking about his destiny and overcoming the obstacles. Shelton starts off shoving Ricochet back into the corner, but Ricochet fights back with a kick. Ricochet hits a headscissor takedown, but then he misses a shot, and Shelton comes back with a German suplex. Shelton hits a facebuster for a two count, then he starts working over Ricochet’s shoulder. Shelton goes for a kick and misses, but then he spins around for another one and this time it connects. Shelton pins for another two count. Ricochet finally starts fighting back now and hits an enziguri. Both men are slow to get to their feet, then Ricochet hits another kick to the face. Ricochet springboards off the top for a flying clothesline on Shelton. Ricochet follows up with a standing shooting star press for a two count. Shelton and Ricochet trade strikes on the apron now, until Ricochet drops him with another kick. Ricochet goes up top, but Shelton meets him there. Shelton goes for a belly to belly suplex off the top, but Ricochet lands on his feet. Ricochet then hits the Recoil for the three count.

Winner: Ricochet

– The announce team sends us to a video package looking at Tyson Fury’s undefeated boxing career, and his arrival in WWE.

– We go to a video segment where we see Lana getting massaged by an unknown woman. Lana tells her she likes it harder, then we go to commercial. Back from the break, we’re back at the massage scene, where Lana tells the woman giving her a massage to go deeper. The woman leaves, and then Bobby Lashley walks in and replaces her. Lashley massages her leg and reaches under her towel. Lana says he has a gentle touch and Rusev was never that good. Lashley says this is fun, but probably not fun for Rusev. She flips over and Lashley continues, then we go back to the arena.

– Jerry Lawler is in the ring with a table, chairs, and contract to be signed by Braun Strowman and Tyson Fury. Jerry introduces Strowman first, and then introduces Tyson Fury. Tyson comes in the ring and has a brief stare-down with Braun before they sit down. Jerry asks them to remain professional and not have a repeat of last week. Braun gets on the mic and says he knows a lot about Tyson and he’s a hell of an athlete, but he’s also got one of the biggest egos, and he knows he was trying to steal Braun’s spotlight. Braun says he won’t be used a stepping stone to further Tyson’s career, and in Saudi Arabia, Tyson is stepping into Braun’s world. Braun says he’s going to pick up Tyson and slam him in the ring to give him his first loss ever, and there isn’t a damn thing Tyson can do about it. Braun says on October 31st, Tyson is going to get these hands. Braun signs the contract and slides it over. Tyson goes to talk, but stops and signs the contract first. Tyson picks up the mic and says he’s a fan of Braun’s, and he brought his family to see Braun. Tyson says he’s at home in any kind of ring, and Braun will be looking up at him from his back because Tyson is going to knock him out. They stand up and come face to face, and Jerry quietly makes his exit now. Braun smashes the table between them and screams. Tyson takes a pen out of his pocket and breaks that to mock Braun’s show of strength. Tyson heads to the back.

What a SMASHING Contract Signing for #WWECrownJewel between @BraunStrowman and @Tyson_Fury on #RAW! pic.twitter.com/exgyZAkrSJ

— WWE (@WWE) October 15, 2019

– They show some of the hosts from NBC Today briefly talking about the WWE draft.

– Stephanie McMahon is on the stage for the fifth round of the draft tonight. RAW picks Samoa Joe. SmackDown chooses The Miz . RAW picks Akira Tozawa. SmackDown selects King Corbin. In the last pick of this round, RAW chooses Shelton Benjamin.

– Buddy Murphy vs. Cedric Alexander: The opening bell sounds and Buddy and Cedric trade shots, and the opening moments of this one are fairly evenly matched. Cedric tries to fight back and he goes to the top rope, but Buddy knocks him down to the ringside floor. Cedric fights his way back into the ring, but Buddy knocks him back out to ringside with a knee to the face. Buddy follows up with a suicide dive on Cedric, then he takes him back in the ring. Buddy goes up top and hits a flying knee strike for a two count. Cedric blocks a kick, and fires back with a back elbow to the face. Buddy rolls out to ringside for a breather. Cedric hits a kick through the ropes, and then a suicide dive. Back in the ring, Cedric hits the Flatliner for a two count. They fight in the corner, and Murphy ends up superkicking Cedric in the face through the legs. Buddy follows up with the Murphy’s Law for the three count.

Winner: Buddy Murphy

– The announce team goes over the card for Crown Royal so far.

– We go backstage to the Street Profits. They take issue with The OC attacking them 3-on-2. They say they need a partner, and they’re going to keep their partner a mystery for now. They say they want the smoke with The OC.

– Up next is a commercial for Friday’s episode of SmackDown on FOX, promoting the Cain Velasquez vs. Brock Lesnar storyline.

– Stephanie is back on stage for the final round of the draft tonight. First, RAW selects Rey Mysterio. SmackDown chooses Shorty Gable. RAW picks Titus O’Neil. SmackDown picks Elias. And for the final pick, RAW selects Liv Morgan. We go to the draft panel table in the arena, where they give their thoughts on the latest picks.

– The Kabuki Warriors vs. Natalya & Lacey Evans: Before the match, Natalya gets on the mic and says she had to pick a partner who pushed her to the limit, so she chose Lacey Evans. The opening bell sounds and Kairi and Asuka control the opening moments of this one against Lacey. Lacey finally fights back and takes down Kairi for a two count. Lacey kicks Kairi out of the ring, and follows her out to the floor. Kairi connects with a spinning back fist, and then a neckbreaker on the ringside floor. Asuka then hits a cheap shot on Lacey at ringside while Kairi distracts the ref. Back in the ring, Asuka tags in for the double team on Lacey. Asuka starts working over Lacey’s arm now, and then repeatedly kicks her in the head. Lacey finally breaks free and tags in Natalya. Natalya cleans house, and then looks for the Sharpshooter on Asuka, but Asuka fights it off. Asuka looks for a submission now, but Natalya fights out. They trade pin attempts now until Natalya is able to grab her and finally apply the Sharpshooter. Kairi runs in and breaks it up, then runs back to the apron. Asuka knocks Natalya off the apron now with the running hip attack. Back in the ring, Natalya fights back with a dropkick on Asuka. Asuka fights back and goes for an arm bar. Natalya fights off the arm bar, but Asuka continues the offense and repeatedly stomps on Natalya. Asuka goes back to working over Natalya’s right shoulder now. Natalya tries to mount a comeback and trades strikes with Asuka. Kairi gets the tag for a double vertical suplex on Natalya. Kairi pins for a two count, then applies a body scissors hold. Natalya finally fights out and drops Kairi, then Lacey gets the hot tag. Lacey cleans house and hits a neckbreaker on Kairi. Lacey hits a series of kicks, and then a slingshot elbow drop for a two count. Lacey goes to the top rope, but Asuka causes a distraction, which leads to Kairi dropping Lacey in the corner. Kairi climbs up top and hits flying double stomp on Lacey. Kairi pins, but Natalya breaks it up. Kairi dumps Natalya out to ringside, then she hits a running punch to the face in the corner. Kairi goes up top, and Asuka tags in. Kairi misses her elbow drop, and Lacey hits her with the Women’s Right. Asuka runs in and rolls up Lacey from behind for the three count.

Winners: The Kabuki Warriors

– It’s time for a new episode of Bray Wyatt’s Firefly Fun House. Bray says he saw Seth, and laughs. He says he thinks Seth is brave and smart, but the thing is, “he” never forgets. Bray talks to his puppet, and tells it that “he” keeps us safe here. Then, Seth Rollins runs in out of nowhere and cheap shots Bray from behind. The puppets ask Seth not to destroy the Fun House. Seth rips apart the Fun House, and then Bray gets up and comes face to face with Seth. Bray asks Seth why he’s doing this, and begs him to stop. Seth punches out Bray, and goes back to destroying the Fun House. Seth sets a table on fire, then flips it over and the wall with the pictures of The Fiend’s victims on it starts burning. The screen cuts to shots of The Fiend as the Fun House burns and RAW goes off the air.

#UniversalChampion @WWERollins just gave #BurnItDown a whole new meaning. #RAW #FireflyFunHouse pic.twitter.com/9BujSyyHch

— WWE (@WWE) October 15, 2019

SmackDown averaged 2.898 million viewers on Friday night

The second-ever episode of Friday Night SmackDown on FOX had 25% less viewers than the previous week’s debut episode. The October 11th broadcast averaged 2.898 million viewers in America, according to ShowBuzz Daily.

This week’s show was down 990,000 viewers from last week’s show, which averaged a total of 3.888 million. For comparison, on the USA Network, SmackDown viewership would typically range from 1.84 million to 2.39 million.

SmackDown won the night with the 18-49 demographic, with an average of a 0.95 rating in that demo. The runners up were CBS’ Hawaii Five-O and Blue Bloods, each scoring a 0.7 average rating in that demo.

WWE SmackDown On FOX Results (10/11): Las Vegas, NV

The October 11th, 2019 edition of WWE SmackDown on FOX took place at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, NV.

– Roman Reigns comes out to the ring to kick off the show, and his opponent WWE Universal Champion Seth Rollins comes out next. We’ll be kicking off tonight’s show with a singles match. Michael Cole welcomes us to the show and explains that executives from FOX and the USA Network will be taking part in this year’s WWE roster draft.

– Roman Reigns vs. Seth Rollins: This one is a non-Title match. The opening bell sounds and after fighting for position in the ring, this one quickly spills out to ringside. This turns into an all-out brawl now, and they head back inside the ring to continue trading punches. Rollins fires up with a flurry of strikes, but Reigns shuts him down with a leaping clothesline, then dumps Rollins out to ringside. Back in the ring, Rollins fights back and looks for the curb stomp, but Reigns dodges it. Reigns fires back with a powerbomb for a two count. Reigns looks for the Superman punch, but Rollins dodges it and dumps Reigns out to ringside. Rollins follows up with a suicide dive, and then a second one. Back in the ring, Rollins hits the flying knee off the top on Reigns. Rollins goes to the top rope and hits the frogsplash for a two count. Rollins hits a body kick, then looks for the stomp, but Reigns dodges it again. Reigns and Rollins trade blows in the middle of the ring now. Rollins hits the buckle bomb on Reigns, but Reigns comes right back with a Superman punch. Reigns gets up first and looks for the spear, but Rollins reverses it into a version of the Pedigree for a two count. Rollins looks to follow up with the curb stomp, but before he can, the lights go out. The Fiend breaks through the ring canvas and pops up. The Fiend grabs Seth Rollins and pulls him down under the ring. Smoke starts shooting out of the hole in the ring, then Rollins climbs back out and the lights turn back on. The Fiend sticks his head out from under the ring, then he goes back under, and the lights turn off again. The lights start flashing again and we see The Fiend standing on the stage now.

Winner via DQ: Seth Rollins

– Back from the break, we see footage of FOX and USA Network executives in their offices looking at names for the 2019 draft. The FOX office has the FOX Sports robot mascot helping them.

– Stephanie McMahon comes out to the stage and welcomes us to the 2019 roster draft. Stephanie reveals the first draft of the night – Becky Lynch is officially drafted to RAW. Then Roman Reigns is drafted to SmackDown. She says The OC is drafted to RAW, and Bray Wyatt is drafted to SmackDown. She then reveals that Drew McIntyre is drafted to RAW.

– We go to a Draft panel table in the arena, which is hosted by Renee Young, Booker T, and Samoa Joe. They’ll be reporting on the draft throughout the night.

– Baron Corbin comes out in his King outfit and gets on the mic. He says that he’s still going to be king no matter what brand he goes to, and now it’s time for him to take out “Shorty Gable.” They’re in singles action next.

– We see a pre-taped segment from Joe Buck and Troy Aikman. Aikman talks about his experiences being drafted in the NFL, and says if he was a wrestler his finishing move would be a piledriver.

– Shorty Gable vs. Baron Corbin: Corbin starts off strong and throws Gable out of the ring early on. Corbin follows him out and slams him into the fan barricade. Back in the ring, Gable starts fighting back and working over Corbin’s knee. Corbin and Gable trade shots now, then Corbin drops him with a big boot for a two count. Gable starts fighting back and they spill out to ringside. Gable misses a shot, and Corbin chokeslams him on the announce table. Back in the ring, Gable fights back with a running bulldog. Gable hits some cartwheel kicks in the corner, then Corbin rolls out to ringside. Gable follows and dropkicks Corbin over the barricade. Gable takes him back to ringside, then back in the ring. Gable hits a moonsault off the top for a two count. Corbin fights back with a back suplex for a two count of his own. Gable fights back with a rolling German suplex for another near-fall. Gable with another German suplex, and then he looks for another, but can’t get Corbin up the second time. Corbin looks for a chokeslam, but Gable escapes and rolls up Corbin for a two count. Gable latches on to Corbin now and applies the ankle lock. Corbin escapes, then hits the End of Days for the three count.

Winner: King Corbin

– We go to a clip from the FOX NFL crew. Terry Bradshaw says his first draft pick would always be Dusty Rhodes. Howie Long would pick Buno Sammartino. They also talk about Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, and others, before sending it back to Michael Cole.

– Stephanie McMahon comes back out to the podium on the stage. She announces that Randy Orton is drafted to RAW, Sasha Banks is drafted to SmackDown, Ricochet is drafted to RAW, Braun Strowman is drafted to SmackDown, and Bobby Lashley is drafted to RAW. Cole sends us to footage of the USA Network “Draft war room”, where they celebrate the news of Randy Orton coming to RAW.

– Back at the Draft panel table, Beth Phoenix gives her opinions on the draft, and Joe adds his thoughts too, saying that things are looking good for RAW. Booker T says SmackDown is getting a lot of top notch players too.

– Michael Cole sends us to a video package looking at Tyson Fury coming to WWE.

– We see shots of Braun Strowman and Tyson Fury, who are both in the building tonight.

– WWE Champion Brock Lesnar comes out to the ring with his manager Paul Heyman. Heyman gets on the mic and talks about how Brock is not a normal person, and Brock only fears one thing in life – to relive October 23, 2010, when Cain Velasquez beat him for the UFC Heavyweight Championship. Heyman says that Brock embraces his fears, because he conquers his fears. He says Brock will conquer Cain at Crown Jewel on October 31st. Heyman says that’s not a prediction, but then Rey Mysterio’s music hits. Rey comes out with Cain by his side, and they’ve got microphones. Rey tells Heyman not so fast, he must have forgotten some footage, then we go to the big screen for still images of Cain beating Brock at UFC 121. Cain says he’ll beat Brock again, then speaks in Spanish. Rey translates, and says at Crown Jewel, he’s going to give Brock a matching scar on the other side of his face. Rey and Cain head to the back while Brock watches from the ring.

– The New Day is at the Gorilla position with pancakes, and Big E does their intro. They are competing in the six-man tag match next.

– The FOX NFL Kickoff team checks in briefly to share some of their Draft thoughts and memories.

– The New Day comes out to the stage and talks about promoting the power of positivity, and how proud they are to join the fight against breast cancer with the Susan G Komen foundation. They bring out some Samantha and Sarah from the foundation to present them with some honorary WWE Title belts.

– The New Day vs. The OC: Gallows starts off strong with a boot to the face of Woods right off the opening bell. They brawl out to ringside where Gallows keeps control of the pace. Back in the ring, Anderson tags in and continues the offense. Woods finally fights back, then Kofi and AJ get the tags. Kofi starts cleaning house, then he drops AJ again with a kick to the head. Kofi goes up top and his a frogsplash for a two count. Woods hits a dive on Anderson and Gallows at ringside now. Back in the ring, Kofi and Styles are still going at it. AJ connects with an elbow to the face, then he goes for the Phenomenal Forearm but misses. Kofi looks for the SOS, but AJ escapes. AJ looks for the Styles Clash, but Kofi escapes. They traed pin attempts now, then Kofi hits the Trouble In Paradise kick for the three count.

Winners: The New Day

– Stephanie McMahon comes back out to the podium on the stage. She announces that Alexa Bliss is drafted to RAW, Lacey Evans is drafted to SmackDown, RAW drafts Kevin Owens, SmackDown drafts The Revival, and Natalya is drafted to RAW.

– Charlotte is shown backstage at the T-Mobile Arena warming up to come out to the ring.

– Back from the commercial, Stephanie McMahon is back out for the fourth and final round of Draft picks tonight. RAW picks The Viking Raiders, SmackDown picks Lucha House Party, RAW picks Nikki Cross, SmackDown picks Heavy Machinery, and RAW picks The Street Profits.

– Over at the draft panel, Joe says he thinks RAW is coming out more solid, but Beth Phoenix thinks SmackDown has the more exciting line up. Booker T says Ricochet stood out to him tonight as one of the biggest acquisitions.

– Back from the break, Jay Glazer from the FOX Sports studio tells us we could see a big trade coming up between the two brands soon. And he points out that some big names are ineligible due to injury, like Samoa Joe.

– Michael Cole introduces a brief video package looking at Tyson Fury and his undefeated boxing career.

– Charlotte (c) vs. Bayley: The SmackDown Women’s Title is on the line in this one. During Bayley’s entrance, her music stops, and she cuts apart her wacky waving inflatable tube men on the stage. The opening bell sounds and they start off trading strikes in the middle. Charlotte ends up dumping Bayley out to ringside, then throwing her into the fan barricade. Bayley fights back and slams Charlotte into the ring steps. Back in the ring, Bayley continues the offense and tries to keep Charlotte down. Charlotte fights up and dumps Bayley outside, then hits a dive on her. Back in the ring, Charlotte hits a series of chops to the chest now. Charlotte looks for the Figure Four, but Bayley avoids it and rolls outside. Charlotte follows and climbs up on the barricade, then hits a moonsault on Bayley on the ringside floor. Back in the ring, Bayley fights back and hits a belly to belly suplex for a two count. Charlotte drops Bayley face-first into the turnbuckle, then Charlotte climbs up top. Charlotte looks for a moonsault, but Bayley blocks it with her knees. Charlotte grabs Bayley’s knees and turns it into a Boston Crab. Charlotte appears to be bleeding from her hand. Charlotte looks to transition into the Figure Four, but Bayley reverses and pins for a two count, despite putting her feet on the ropes for illegal leverage. Bayley pummels on Charlotte with right hands now, then stomps on her. Bayley goes up top and hits the flying elbow drop for a two count. Bayley argues with the ref and throws a tantrum. Charlotte comes from behind with the Natural Selection. Charlotte goes for a pin, but Bayley reverses it into a pin of her own. Bayley steals the three count, and we have a new Champion.

Winner & new SmackDown Women’s Champion: Bayley

– Charlotte is shocked, and Bayley celebrates with her Title now. Bayley stands on the announce table and holds up the Title belt, then steps back into the ring and celebrates more. Cole reminds us that night #2 of the WWE Draft takes place this Monday on RAW in Denver. Back in the ring, Bayley gets on the mic and says “screw all of you,” then drops the mic and leaves, and SmackDown goes off the air.

The October 9th, 2019 edition of WWE NXT on USA Network took place at Full Sail University in Winter Park, FL.

– Tonight’s broadcast opens with a video package looking at The Undisputed Era, and Finn Balor’s return to NXT. Mauro Ranallo welcomes us to Full Sail, and it looks like we’re starting off the show with the Cruiserweight TItle match.

– Drew Gulak (c) vs. Lio Rush: The NXT Cruiserweight Title is on the line in this one. Lio starts off strong, but the Gulak is quickly able to take him down and start applying holds. They fight on the turnbuckle, which leads to Gulak kicking Rush off the turnbuckle down to the ringside floor, where Rush lands on some security guards. Back in the ring, Lio tries to mount a comeback, but Gulak keeps shutting him down. Gulak hits the Cyclone Crash on Lio and pins, but Lio gets his foot on the bottom rope to break the count. Gulak takes Rush to the top turnbuckle, but Rush fights back and knocks Gulak off. Rush follows up with a frog splash off the top. Rush bounces off the ropes now and hits the Come Up on Gulak. Rush goes to the top rope and hits the big frog splash. Rush pins for the three count, and we have a new Cruiserweight Champion.

Winner & new Cruiserweight Champion: Lio Rush

– After the match, William Regal comes out to present Rush with the Cruiserweight Title. Gulak gets back in the ring and interrupts, and grabs the Title belt. Gulak gives it to Rush personally, and they shake hands. Gulak leaves and Regal puts the belt around Rush’s waist now.

– Kushida and Walter are shown backstage warming up in their respective locker rooms for their match later tonight.

– Mauro sends us to a video package looking at Finn Balor’s career in NXT.

– Tegan Nox is shown backstage helping Dakota Kai warm up for her match tonight.

– Rhea Ripley vs. Aliyah: Vanessa Borne is at ringside in Aliyah’s corner. The opening bell sounds and Rhea starts off strong. Rhea looks for a suplex, but Aliyah escapes and rakes her back. Rhea fights back with a flurry of strikes now. Rhea applies a standing reverse Texas Cloverleaf, then she swings around and turns it into a facebuster. Ripley pins for the three count after a short match.

Winner: Rhea Ripley

– After the match, Rhea cuts a promo on Shayna Baszler and calls her out.

– Mauro promotes the WWE press conference before SmackDown this Friday. Triple H, Tyson Fury, Cain Velasquez, Braun Strowman, and Brock Lesnar are scheduled to be in attendance.

– Breezango comes out to the ring with a construction worker themed entrance and costumes. Ever-Rize’s music hits, but it turns the The Forgotton Sons attacked them, and they come out instead.

– Breezango vs. The Forgotten Sons: Wesley Blake and Steve Cutler will be competing in this one. Riker is at ringside. Cutler immediately brings the fight to Breeze. Breeze starts fighting back, but Cutler shuts him down with a backbreaker. Cutler stomps on Breeze in the corner, then tags in Cutler for the double team. Breeze finally gets the tag to Fandngo, and the fight starts spilling out to ringside. Rieky gets involved, then Fandango hits a dive on him. Back in the ring, Blake and Cutler double team Fandango for the three count.

Winners: The Forgotten Sons

– Riker gets in the ring and celebrates with the Sons.

– We see a video package looking at Keith Lee.

– Boa vs. Cameron Grimes: This one is over almost immediately, as Grimes drops Boa with the stomp and pins for the three count.

Winner: Cameron Grimes

– Immediately after the match, Killian Dain hits the ring, and Grimes leaves. Dain beats down Boa and hits a moonsault on him. Dain takes Boa out into the crowd, and slams him on top of the announce table.

– We see a video package looking at Damien Priest calling out Pete Dunne.

– Roderick Strong (c) vs. Isaiah Scott: The North American Championship is on the line in this one. They lock up off the opening bell and trade holds and takedowns on the mat. Scott connects with a kick to the face for a two count. Scott follows up with a flurry of strikes, then a reverse vertical suplex. Scott follows up with a cartwheel splash for another two count. Strong fights back with a shot in the corner, then some chops and elbows. Scott comes back with a hurricanrana and some kicks for a two count. Scott and Strong trade punches, kicks and chops in the middle of the right now. Strong grabs Scott and gives him a backbreaker, then he puts the boots to him. They trade strikes again until Strong hits a leaping knee to the face and then a front face lock. Strong misses a shot in the corner and Scott tries to fight back, but Strong catches him and hits another backbreaker. They trade more strikes until Strong hits another backbreaker for a two count. Scott fights back with a series of strikes now, and then a jawbreaker. Scott hits a flying elbow from the middle rope now. Scott connects with a kick in the corner, followed by a draping DDT for a two count. The rest of the Undisputed Era comes down the ramp to cheer on Strong now. Scott follows up with a flurry of offense now, and after a flying kick to the face, he pins for a two count. Scott goes to the top turnbuckle now, as Strong rolls out to the apron. Scott comes down and hits a superkick on Strong on the apron. Strong hangs from his feet by the ropes on the outside side of the ring, and Scott hits a flying double stomp on him down to the ringside floor. Back in the ring, Scott gets distracted by the Undisputed Era, leading to Strong hitting a kick and running knee to the face. Strong hits a backbreaker followed by the Strong Hold for the win via submission.

Winner & still North American Champion: Roderick Strong

– The Era gets in the ring after the match to celebrate with Strong. Cole gets on the mic and says to get it up for Scott, he’s good, but he’s nowhere near the level of Strong. Cole says in NXT, everyone wants to see if they can beat the Era, and that’s why Finn Balor and Tomasso Ciampa returned. But he says their dream is unrealistic, because the Undisputed Era will never be beaten. The Velveteen Dream appears on the big screen and asks if somebody just said “Dream.” Dream comes out on the balcony and gets on a mic. Dream says he wants to show Strong his reality, and he shows a picture on the big screen of an embarrassing photo of Strong posing on a couch. Dream says he will strip Strong of his North American Title, an says he won’t measure up to The Dream. The Dream snaps his fingers, and the photo on the big screen switches to show Strong naked with a very small censor bar over his crotch. The Era yells at Dream, and then Ciampa’s music hits and Ciampa comes down the ramp, holding a crutch in his hand like a weapon. He grabs a steel chair from ringside too, then enters the ring. The Undisputed Era members all leave. Ciampa gets on the mic and says “daddy’s home.”

– Back from the commercial break, we see footage from backstage where they’re waiting for Tomasso Ciampa to arrive for an interview. Angel Garza interrupts as soon as Ciampa arrives, and Ciampa drops him with a right hand.

– Dakota Kai vs. Bianca Belair: Kai hits a kick and a double stomp early on, and Belair rolls outside for a breather. Kai hits another kick at ringside, then brings Belair back in the ring. Kai misses a shot in the corner and Belair launches her face-first into the turnbuckle. Belair hits a series of shoulder strikes in the corner now, and then a hip toss and a shoulder tackle for a two count. Belair hits a gutbuster for another two count. Kai hits a drop toe hold on Belair in the corner, followed up by a heel kick. More strikes from Kai for a two count. Kai hits a running double knee strike for another two count. Belair dodges a shot and then hits a double chicken wing facebuster. Belair follows up with a standing shooting star press for a two count. They trade a series of reverses and pin attempts now. Kai misses a kick and Belair hits the KOD for the three count.

Bianca Belair

– After the match, Bianca gets on the mic and takes issue with Rhea Ripley. Bianca says she will be the one to defeat Shayna Baszler, not Rhea.

– Mauro introduces a video package looking at the 2016 RAW Draft, when Finn Balor was a top 5 pick, and some of his highlights in WWE including winning the Universal Championship.

– We see a video package looking at the feud between Pete Dunn and Damien Priest, with Dunne cutting a promo for their match next week.

– We see footage of other members of the NXT roster congratulating Lio Rush backstage on his Cruiserweight Title win.

– WALTER vs. Kushida: The opening bell sounds and Kushida starts off throwing kicks, but WALTER is able to take him down to the mat. They both jockey for position on the mat now, trading holds. Walter starts dominating this one after a couple of big shots, and it’s all WALTER now. Kushida tries to fight back and build momentum, but WALTER drops him with a big chop to the chest. WALTER picks him up, but Kushida escapes and hits a DDT. Kushida finally mounts a comeback now and hits a series of strikes on WALTER. WALTER rolls out to the apron, and Kushida wrenches WALTER’s shoulder over the top rope. Kushida looks for a sunset flip powerbomb on WALTER off the apron, but WALTER reverses it and stomps on his face. WALTER pulls Kushida up on to the apron and they trade strikes now. WALTER misses a shot and hits the ring post by himself, then Kushida kicks out his legs. Kushida then hits a rolling DDT off the apron down to the ringside floor. Back in the ring, they trade shots until WALTER catches Kushida in a sleeper. Kushida tries to fight out, but WALTER keeps the hold in. Kushida finally breaks free, and puts WALTER in an arm bar. WALTER fights out, but Kushida rolls him into a small package for a two count. WALTER looks for a suplex, but Kushida breaks free and hits a heel kick. WALTER fires back with a big boot. WALTER hits the pump handle suplex for a two count. WALTER goes up top, but Kushida meets him there with a leaping kick to the face. Kushida joins Walter on the turnbuckle now and they trade strikes. Kushida looks for an arm lock, and he ends up slamming WALTER off the turnbuckle with an arm lock. WALTER gets his foot to the bottom rope to break the hold. Kushida hits a series of kicks to the face now, then looks for the Hoverboard Lock again, but Walter breaks free this time. Walter hits a running dropkick, then a powerbomb for a two count. WALTER hits some slaps to the face, then a big short arm lariat for the three count.

Winner: WALTER

– After the match, the other Imperium members come out to the stage to congratulate Walter.

– Before the end of the show, we go to Cathy Kelley who has breaking news from Regal’s office. Next week, Tommaso Ciampa has a match against Angel Garza, and in two weeks from now Roderick Strong will take on the Velveteen Dream in a North American Title match. We see another shot of WALTER and Imperium on the stage as NXT goes off the air.

The October 7, 2019 edition of WWE RAW took place at the Rabobank Arena in Bakersfield, CA.

– This week’s broadcast opens up with a video package looking at the love triangle storyline between Rusev, Lana and Bobby Lashley.

– The intro video plays, and then we immediately go to the ring where Rusev is fighting off both Randy Orton and Baron Corbin. Rusev clears the ring, then Bobby Lashley appears on the big screen. Lashley says he’s at Rusev’s house and next to Rusev’s bed. Lashley gets in Rusev’s bed, then Lana walks over and gets in too. Smooth jazz starts playing and Lana says everything is in her name now. The video ends, and Rusev freaks out and beats down Orton and Corbin, who were at ringside laughing. Rusev freaks out and beats them down all over ringside. Rusev throws the ring steps around and then leaves.

– Back from the break, Lacey Evans is at ringside, and she cuts a promo on Natalya and their upcoming Last Man Standing match.

– Natalya vs. Lacey Evans: This one is a Last Man Standing match. Natalya starts off dominating and clearing the ring, then beating Lacey down at ringside. Natalya back body drops Lacey on to the ringside floor, then picks her up and slaps her across the face. Natalya suplexes Lacey on the floor next, then puts the boots to her. Back in the ring, Natalya hits a discus clothesline, and then she applies the Sharpshooter. The announcers inform us that there are no submissions in a Last Man Standing match. Lacey breaks out and finally starts fighting back, and she drops Natalya with the right hand. Natalya gets up before the ref’s 10 count, and she drops Lacey with a suplex. Natalya misses a kick at ringside, and Lacey slams her into the barricade and then puts the boots to her. She throws Natalya into the timekeeper’s area, then starts beating her with a kendo stick. Lacey dominates the next several moments until Natalya finally fights back and nails her with the kendo stick. Lacey kicks Natalya away, then htis a neckbreaker at ringside. Lacey hops up on the barricade and hits a moonsault on Natalya. Lacey suplexes Natalya on the ramp, then brings her up and throws her into the LED screens. Lacey throws Natalya into the announce table next, then the ref starts counting again. Natalya gets up, so Lacey takes her up on top of the table. Lacey hits a vertical suplex on the table, and the table didn’t break. Lacey throws Natalya into the LED screen, and then she looks for a suplex, but Natalya reverses it. Natalya ends up powerbombing Lacey off the stage, through a table beside it. Lacey is down for the ref’s 10 count, and Natalya wins.

Winner: Natalya

– Natalya gets on the table and poses to celebrate the win.

– Famous heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury is shown backstage with his family.

– We see a pre-taped promo from Aleister Black, who once again proposes an open challenge, and dares some WWE talent to come knock on his door and pick a fight with him.

– The Street Profits are backstage cutting a promo about tonight’s show. They give their scouting report for the WWE Draft this year. Next they send us to a video looking at the interaction between Braun Strowman and Tyson Fury on SmackDown last week.

– Tyson Fury is backstage for an interview with Charly Caruso. He says he’s not provoking Braun, but things got out of hand, but tonight he won’t be escorted out by security. Tyson says he’s been invited here for an open mic, and he’s going to take it, because he wants an apology from Braun. Tyson says he if doesn’t get his apology, then Braun is going to get these hands.

– The Viking Raiders vs. Robert Roode & Dolph Ziggler: This one is a non-Title match. Erik controls the opening moments of this one against Ziggler, then Ivar tags in for the double team. Ziggler rolls outside to regroup, then Roode tags in. Ivar looks for a slam on Roode, but Roode breaks free and starts working over Ivar’s knee. Erik finally gets the tag for the double team on Roode. Erik beats down Roode and then knees him in the face. Roode rolls outside to regroup with Ziggler. Back in the ring, Erik hits a big German suplex on Roode, and Roode rolls outside for another breather. Back in the ring, Roode fights back, then tags in Ziggler. Ziggler and Roode trade frequent tags now to keep the pressure on Erik. Erik finally fights off both men, then tags in Ivar who cleans house. Ziggler tries to come back with a superkick on Ivar, but Ivar blocks it and hits a spinning heel kick. They double team Ziggler and pin, but Roode breaks it up. Roode and Ivar go out to ringside, then Ziggler hits a shot on Erik in the ring. Roode tags in for the double team, but Erik fights them both off momentarily. Erik misses a shot, and Roode and Ziggler hit a spinebuster/Zig Zag double team for a two count. Erik drops Roode with a right hand, then Ivar tags in for the double team on Ziggler for the three count.

Winners: The Viking Raiders

– Back in Aleister Black’s room, he says he’s going out to the ring next to see who wants to pick a fight with him.

– The Singh Brothers are in the ring on the mic, but they’re quickly interrupted by Aleister Black. It looks like we have a handicap match up next.

– Aleister Black vs. The Singh Brothers Black starts hitting kicks and knee strikes right off the opening bat. Black puts Sunil in a dragon sleeper for the win after a very short squash match.

Winner: Aleister Black

– We go to a video package looking at the highlights from Friday’s debut episode of SmackDown on FOX.

– Braun Strowman is shown backstage having a conversation and laughing with someone as we go to commercial.

– Back from the break, we go to an interview with Braun. Braun says if Tyson asks nicely for an apology, he might get one, but if he doesn’t, then he might get these hands.

– Rey Mysterio is backstage wearing an arm sling. He does a brief interview where he says he’s proud of his son for taking a beating from Brock Lesnar like a man. Rey says that Cain Velasquez is Dominic’s godfather, and talks about Cain’s success in UFC and against Lesnar. Rey says Cain is going to avenge their family.

– Lucha House Party vs. The OC: Kalisto starts off strong with a series of kicks on AJ. Anderson and Dorado tag in, and Dorado takes him down with an arm drag. Metalik tags in for the double team on Anderson for a two count. Anderson starts fighting back, but then the aprons clear and the Lucha House Party dumps the OC members out to ringside. All three Lucha House Party go to the top turnbuckle and hit moonsaults in tandem on the OC members at ringside. Back in the ring, Andreson fights back with a spinebuster now. AJ comes in, then the aprons clear and everyone starts going at it in the ring. When the dust settles, AJ hits the Phenomenal Forearm on Kalisto for the three count.

Winners: The OC

– After the match, they grab Grand Metalik and give him the Magic Killer in the ring. They grab Lince Dorado next, and AJ gives him the Styles Clash from the second rope.

– The Miz comes out to host tonight’s edition of Miz TV. He welcomes us to the show, then introduces his first guest, the RAW Women’s Champion Becky Lynch. Becky comes out to the ring and takes a seat next. He introduces SmackDown Women’s Champion Charlotte next, who also comes to the ring and takes a seat. The Miz talks about all of Becky’s accomplishments and success lately, and then Becky briefly talks about beating Sasha last night. The Miz starts talking about Charlotte’s 10 Women’s Championship wins, and Charlotte says it’s good to be the queen. Miz says they’re both at the top of their careers, and the WWE Draft is around the corner, which could effect both of them. The Miz brings up their tag match tonight against The Kabuki Warriors, but Charlotte and Becky just start trading insults and get in each other’s face. The Kabuki Warriors come out to interrupt and cut a promo, and the fans give them the “what” chant treatment. Becky tells them to bring it, and the Kabuki Warriors hit the ring and start brawling. A referee gets in the ring and restores order as we go to commercial.

– Becky Lynch & Charlotte vs. The Kabuki Warriors: Becky starts off trading strikes with Asuka. Becky knocks Kairi off the apron, then Asuka hits the running hip attack and knocks Becky out to ringside. Asuk rolls out and stomps on Becky at ringside before bringing her back in. Kairi tags in for the double team on Becky. Kairi springboards off the middle rope with a double stomp on Becky for a two count. Becky fights back up to her feet, and she drops Kairi with a leg lariat. Charlotte and Asuka get the tags, and Charlotte cleans house. Charlotte hits a backbreaker, and then the Natural Selection. Asuka rolls outside to regroup with Kairi, then Charlotte hits a moonsault off the top on both women at ringside. Back in the ring, Charlotte looks for the Figure Four on Asuka, but Kairi interrupts. Asuka rolls outside and Charlotte looks for a suicide dive on her, but Asuka side steps it and kicks Charlotte down. Kairi tags in and continues the offense, but she misses a shot off the middle rope, and Charlotte suplexes her. Becky tags in and goes at it with Kairi now. Becky hits a flying leg drop from the middle rope and pins, but Asuka breaks it up.. Charlotte dumps Asuka outside, then Kairi drops Charlotte. Charlotte is selling a knee injury now. Becky puts Kairi in the Disarm Her, but the ref is distracted by helping Charlotte back out to the apron. Asuka spits the green mist in Becky’s face, which leads to the finish and the three count on Becky.

Winners: The Kabuki Warriors

– After the match, Charlotte runs in and attacks, but The Kabuki Warriors overpower her and beat her down. Nikki Cross and Alexa Bliss interrupt and start brawling with the Warriors. They drop the Warrirors, then celebrate in the ring.

– The broadcast team hypes up Tyson Fury’s appearance later, and then sends us to a video package looking at Roman Reigns’ leukemia recovery.

– Apollo Crews does a backstage interview where he talks about the upcoming WWE Draft, and how he’s going to prove himself in his match tonight against Ricochet.

– We see a brief promo from The Viking Raiders, who say they intend to win the RAW Tag Titles next week.

– Ricochet is at the Gorilla position tonight. Ricochet says the WWE Draft is a big opportunity for him, and he’s ready to prove that super heroes can be real. He says that he an Apollo are friends, but what happens in the ring is all business.

– Apollo Crews vs. Ricochet: They trade holds and attempts fairly evenly in the opening moments. Crews knocks Ricochet out to ringisde and looks for a dive, but misses. Ricochet misses a dive next, then they get back in the ring. They both miss some shots off the ropes until Crews connects with a dropkick for a two count. Crews keeps the offense coming until Ricochet fights back with an arm drag and a kick to the face. Ricochet springbords off the top rope for a flying clothesline. Ricochet follows up with a standing shooting star press for a two count. Ricochet goes up top and looks for the 450 splash, but Crews dodges it and hits a standing moonsault. Crews looks for a suplex, but Ricochet fights out and hits the Recoil for the three count.

Winner: Ricochet

– The broadcast team sends us to a video package looking at last night’s match between Seth Rollins and Bray Wyatt.

– We see Tyson Fury backstage heading towards the Gorilla position and shaking hands with members of the WWE roster on his way.

– Tyson Fury comes out to the ring, and then Braun Strowman comes out. They exchange words and threats now. Things get heated and they come face to face. Tyson shoves Braun, and then Braun spears Tyson and backs him into the corner. A mob of security guards immediately hits the ring and seperates them. Tyson breaks free and charges at Braun and throws punches. They get pulled apart again, and now Braun exits the ring and tries to go around to to Tyson. Tyson starts knocking out every security guard near him, and Braun also starts laying out all of the security guards near him. Tyson and Strowman go at it in the ring again, until a swarm of wrestlers runs out from the locker room to help separate the brawl. Braun breaks free now and starts going at it with Tyson, but they get pulled apart again. Braun and Tyson both break free again, and then get separated again. Braun exits the ring and storms to the back. Fury stands tall in the ring.

– We go back to the Gorilla position, where Braun is standing by for an interview. He says Tyson is a tough son of a bitch, but he’s going to get these hands soon. Braun says he doesn’t appreciate Tyson coming into his house in WWE and disrespecting him. Braun charges back out down the ramp and hits the ring again. Braun starts brawling with Fury in the ring again as the other members of the locker room try to break it up, and RAW goes off the air.

WWE’s Hell In A Cell 2019 pay-per-view took place at the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, CA on October 6th.

– Fans are currently being seated in the Golden 1 Center, and the Kickoff Show will begin shortly.

Kickoff Show results:

– Jonathan Coachman welcomes us to the Hell In A Cell Kickoff Show, and he’s joined by Charly Caruso, Sam Roberts, WWE Hall of Famer Booker T. They start going over the card for tonight’s show.

– Women’s Tag Team Champs Alexa Bliss and Nikki Cross join the panel for a brief interview, and they question why Asuka and Kairi Sane deserve a Title shot.

– Charlotte is backstage for a brief interview where she talks trash about Bayley ahead of their match tonight.

– Natalya vs. Lacey Evans: Natalya starts off with a side headlock takedown on Lacey. Lacey fights up with kicks and a hammer lock. They fight goes out to ringside, where Lacey throws Natalya into the ring steps. Lacey starts working over Natalya’s knee now. She puts Natalya’s leg across the ring steps and starts stomping on it. Back in the ring, Lacey continues the offense and looks for the Sharpshooter, but Natalya fights out. Lacey fires back with slaps and chops now, then continues working over Natalya’s left knee. Lacey looks for the Sharpshooter again, but Natalya kicks her away. Lacey fires back with some kicks of her own now, and Natalya tries to fight back, but Lacey shuts her down with a discus clothesline. Lacey looks for a springboard moonsault and misses. Natalya follows up with the Sharpshooter and Lacey taps out for the finish.

Winner: Natalya

– After the match, Natalya drops Lacey again with a right hand.

– We go to a video package looking at SmackDown’s debut on FOX.

– Ali is backstage for an interview. He talks about suffering some setbacks in his career, but he’s hoping to have some momentum soon. Randy Orton interrupts and says he’s the one who stomped out Ali’s momentum. Ali says they should go out to the ring tonight and find out who’s got the momentum. Orton says “you’re on.”

– Rowan gets stopped backstage for an interview, but it doesn’t seem like he’s in the mood.

– The panel talks about Tyson Fury accepting an invitation to an open mic on RAW tomorrow night, and then we go to more promo videos for tonight’s show. The Kickoff Show is coming to a close, and it’s time for Hell In A Cell up next.

WWE Hell In A Cell 2019 Results:

– Becky Lynch (c) vs. Sasha Banks: Becky’s RAW Women’s Championship in on the line in this one. The cell starts lowering, but before it hits the ground, Sasha blindsides Becky and knocks her out to ringside. They fight out under the hanging cell and on to the ramp, where Sasha suplexes Becky. Becky fights back with kicks, and she takes Sasha in through the Cell door now. Becky drops Sasha, then she chains the Cell door shut by herself. Becky dominates the next several moments of the match, and bashes Sasha with a steel chair. They fight back into the ring, and there is now a chair and table in the ring. Becky sends Sasha face-first into the steel chair, then outside into the cell wall. Sasha finally fights back with a kick at ringside, an then she hits a flying knee strike off the apron, and Becky crashes back into a ladder laying against the cell. Sasha throws the ladder down on Becky on the ringside floor. Sasha starts working over Becky’s shoulder now, then she slams Becky’s arm inside of a steel chair. Sasha misses a shot on the apron, and Becky slams Sasha into the ring post now. They fall out to ringside, and Becky hits a t-bone suplex on Sasha into the cage wall. Back in the ring, Becky drop-toe-holds Sasha into an unfolded upside-down chair. She slams Sasha’s face into the chair again for a two count. They fight back and forth out to ringside, and Becky puts Sasha in front of a chair, then dropkicks her into the chair against the corner of the cage. Back in the ring, they fight on the turnbuckle, which leads to Sasha hitting a double flying knee strike on Becky through a table. Sasha pins for a two count, and she can’t believe Becky kicked out. Sasha misses a shot, and Becky starts firing back with repeated kendo stick shots now. Becky misses a shot and Sasha slams her into the cage wall. Sasha throws Becky back in the ring, and she starts throwing a bunch of chairs in the ring too. Sasha starts nailing Becky with a steel chair, then she takes her into the corner. Becky turns things around on the turnbuckle and superplexes Sasha on to all of the chairs laying in the ring. Becky then applies the Disarm-her and Sasha taps out for the finish.

Winner & still Champion: Becky Lynch

– Roman Reigns & Daniel Bryan vs. Rowan & Harper: This one is now a tornado tag team match. The opening bell sounds and the two teams start brawling in the ring. Bryan goes down, and now Harper and Rowan double-team Reigns. Reigns fights back with a big boot, and he dumps Harper out to ringside. Rowan dumps Reigns outside, then Bryan hits a missile dropkick off the top on Rowan. Bryan follows up with a suicide dive on Harper at ringside. Reigns then hits a superman punch on Harper at ringside. Back in the ring, Harper and Reigns are the legal men now. Harper gets the blind tag and drops Reigns with a big boot. Harper and Rowan knock Bryan down and double team Reigns. Bryan runs back in the ring, but Rowan and Harper immediately drop him and dump him back outside. Reigns comes back over and starts brawling with Harper and Rowan out to ringside now. Harper and Rowan double team Reigns with the steel ring steps now. Back in the ring, Rowan starts working over Daniel Bryan. Harper comes in for the double team now. Harper and Rowan look for the Doomsday Device on Bryan, but Reigns comes in and breaks it up. Harper goes back to beating on Bryan in the ring now. Bryan fights back and puts Rowan in the Yes Lock, but Harper breaks it up. Harper and Rowan do a double team slam on Bryan for a two count. Bryan starts fighting back again and dumps Harper outside. Bryan misses a shot on Rowan, and Rowan hits a sit-out powerbomb on Bryan. Rowan pins, but Reigns breaks it up. Reigns starts cleaning house now and hits a flying clothesline on Harper. Reigns and Harper go at it at ringside now, and Bryan starts laying into Harper with kicks in the ring. Rowan pulls Bryan out to ringside and drops him, but then Reigns hits a Drive By kick on Harper to drop him. Harper then comes flying out of the ring with a dive on Reigns, and now all four men are down at ringside. Rowan and Harper get up first, and they slam Bryan into the ring apron first. Harper now picks up Rowan, and he slams his own partner on top of Reigns’ body at ringside. Harper rips a piece of he barricade off and nails Reigns with it, and Reigns falls out into the crowd. Rowan and Harper take Bryan up on top of an announce table at ringside now, but Bryan fights out and gives Harper a huricanrana off the table onto the floor. Reigns then comes flying off the barricade with a spear on Rowan through the table. Back in the ring, Bryan looks for a Frankensteiner on Harper off the top turnbuckle, but Harper reverses it into a flying sit-out powerbomb off the middle rope. Harper pins for a two count. Harper starts hitting a series of suplexes on Bryan now. Bryan reverses one, and Reigns runs in the ring and Superman punches Harper. Bryan hits the running knee on Harper, then Reigns hits a spear on him for the three count.

Winners: Daniel Bryan & Roman Reigns

– After the match, Bryan goes to shake Reigns’ hand, but Bryan pulls away his hand at the last minute. Bryan instead wants a hug, but Reigns is hesitant. The crowd chants “yes” and Reigns hugs him.

– Universal Champion Seth Rollins is backstage for a brief interview. He says he’s ready for Bray Wyatt’s mind games tonight, and he’s going to burn it down.

– Randy Orton vs. Ali: Orton and Ali start off trading arm holds, and Orton backs Ali into the corner for a big chop to the chest. Orton continues the offense and dumps Ali down to the ringside floor. Orton rolls outside and suplexes Ali on to the announce table twice. Back in the ring, Orton puts the boots to Ali on the mat, then takes him back out to ringside. Orton throws Ali into the ring steps, and Ali has a massive bruise on his ribs now. Ali finally starts fighting back, and things spill out to ringside again. Ali sends Orton flying over the announce table, then he takes Orton back in the ring. Ali starts getting some offensive in on Orton in the ring now, but Orton shuts him down with a spinning powerslam. Ali fires back with a spinning heel kick, and then he goes up to the top rope. Ali looks for the 054, but Orton rolls out of the way. Orton looks for the RKO, but Ali escapes. Ali comes back with a tornado DDT now. Ali goes up top and goes for the 054, but he misses again and crashes down to the mat. Orton hits the draping DDT from the middle rope now. Orton looks for the RKO, but Ali counters it and starts fighting back. Ali boots Orton in the face, and then he flips towards Orton for something, but Orton catches him in mid-air with an RKO. Orton covers for the three count.

Winner: Randy Orton

– Alexa Bliss & Nikki Cross (c) vs. Kairi Sane & Asuka: The Women’s Tag Titles are on the line in this one. Asuka and Kairi control the opening moments of this one. Alexa finally starts turning it around against Asuka, and she hits a pair of knee drops. Alexa hits some loud slaps on Asuka, then rolls her up for a two count. Nikki tags in for the double team on Asuka now. The fight spills out to ringside and Asuka drops Alexa with a kick. She throws Alexa into the barricade and kicks her again. Back in the ring, Asuka continues beating down Alexa. Nikki finally gets the hot tag and cleans house, and she starts going at it with Kairi. Kairi fights back and looks for a flying elbow drop, but Nikki gets her knees up to drop it. Asuka tags in and starts throwing kicks at Nikki, but Nikki blocks one and fires back with a clothesline. Alexa drops Kairi at ringside, but meanwhile in the ring Asuka spits a green mist in Nikki’s face, then kicks her and pins for the three count.

Winners & new Women’s Tag Team Champions: Kairi & Asuka

– The Viking Raiders & Braun Strowman vs. The OC: The OC double teams Ivar in the opening moments of this one, but he fights out and tags in Erik. Erik starts cleaning house now until AJ gets involved and they overpower Erik. AJ knocks Ivar off the apron, then he tries to knock Braun off, but Braun doesn’t go down. Gallows pulls Braun out to ringside and superkicks him. Anderson tags in and continues the offense on Erik. AJ tags in but Erik shuts him down with a back body drop. Braun gets the hot tag and starts cleaning house. Braun hits a big running splash on AJ in the corner. He clears the ring, then runs around ringside and shoulder tackles his opponents one by one. Braun misses a spear on AJ in the corner and hits the ring post. AJ takes out Braun’s knee now and looks for the Calf Crusher. AJ locks in the Calf Crusher, but Erik breaks it up. Gallows kicks Erik out to ringside, then Ivar clotheslines Gallows outside. AJ hits the Phenomenal Forearm on Ivar, then he squares off with Braun. AJ looks for a splash in the corner but misses. Braun looks for the running powerslam, but Anderson and Gallows run in now and break it up. The referee has trouble restoring order, and this one falls apart. The ref calls for the bell.

Winner via DQ: The Viking Raiders & Braun Strowman

– After the match, The Viking Raiders clear the ring and drops Gallows and Anderson at ringside. AJ and Braun are alone in the ring now. AJ leaps from the top rope for the Phenomenal Forearm, but Braun knocks AJ out of mid-air with right hand to the face. AJ acts knocked out after as Gallows and Anderson walk him to the back.

– The Street Profits are backstage cutting a promo about tonight’s show. R-Truth and Carmella interrupt, and Tamina Snuka follows and rolls up Carmella from behind for the three count. Tamina is now the 24/7 Champion. Tamina punches out Tyler Breeze on her way out of the backstage area.

– Baron Corbin vs. Chad Gable: Gable cuts a promo before the match, talking about how he put The Rock in his place on SmackDown, and then he starts making height jokes about Gable. Corbin says he is renaming him to Shorty Gable. The opening bell sounds and Gable immediately takes the fight to Corbin. Gable hits a cartwheel kick and a suplex, then he pummels on Corbin’s face. Corbin starts fighting back, but Gable catches him in an ankle lock. Corbin fights out, but Gable clotheslines him back down and pummels on him. Gable applies a sleeper hold, but Corbin fights out and throws Gable into the ring post. Corbin controls the next several moments of this one. Corbin looks for a superplex off the turnbuckle, but Gable fights him off and hits a missile dropkick. Gable looks for a flying crossbody, but Corbin turns it into a spinebuster for a two count. Gable comes back with a huricanrana now and a dropkick. Gables starts working over Corbin’s knee, but Corbin comes back with the Deep Six. Corbin pins but Gable gets out at 2. Gable looks for the End of Days, but Gable fights out and hits a swinging neckbreaker. Gable goes up top and hits a moonsault for a two count. Gable applies the ankle lock, but Corbin reaches the ropes then rolls outside. Gable follows him out, but Corbin grabs him and chokeslams him on the apron. Corbin grabs his scepter from ringside and swings at Gable, but misses. The ref grabs the weapon, and Gable rolls up Corbin from behind for the three count.

Winner: Chad Gable

– The ring announcer says that the winner is “Shorty Gable.”

– Tamina Snuka is being chased near the international announcers. Tamina uses Funaki as a human shield, but then Carmella superkicks Tamina. Truth pins Tamina to win the 24/7 Title back. He takes the strap and runs off with Carmella.

– Charlotte vs. Bayley (c): Bayley’s SmackDown Women’s title is on the line in this one. Charlotte starts off strong in this one and drops Bayley. Charlotte applies a Boston Crab until Bayley grabs the bottom rope to break the hold. Bayley pokes Charlotte in the eye and the ref doesn’t see it. Bayley takes over now and starts pummeling on Charlotte with right hands. Charlotte fights back with a clothesline and some chops to the chest. Bayley tries to mount a comeback and she starts working over Charlotte’s knee. The fight spills out to ringside, and it appears Charlotte is bleeding from the nose. Charlotte takes control and brings things back in the ring now. Charlotte misses a big boot near the ropes, and Bayley rolls her up. Bayley puts her legs on the ropes for the illegal advantage on the pin, but the ref sees it and stops counting. The ref tells Bayley to get down, and this leads to Charlotte dropping Bayley and putting her in the Figure Eight. Bayley taps out for the finish, and we have a new Champion.

Winner & new SmackDown Women’s Champion: Charlotte

– Charlotte celebrates on the stage as Bayley freaks out at ringside. Bayley starts crying on the ringside floor.

– Gable does an interview backstage where he says you can call him “Shorty” or whatever else you want, as long as you call him the winner of the match. Gable says that Corbin didn’t know when to quit, and Corbin fell up short tonight. Gable says beating Corbin tonight was a big deal, and he was the bigger man tonight. As Gable is walking away, Corbin runs out of a door and blindsides him. Corbin beats down Gable and leaves him laying.

– Seth Rollins (c) vs. “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt: Seth’s Universal Title is on the line for this one. There are only red lights on in the ring right now. Wyatt is in charge in the opening moments of this one, and Rollins rolls outside to regroup. Rollins grabs a kendo stick. Rollins brings it in the ring and starts nailing Wyatt with the stick, but Wyatt no-sells it. Wyatt dumps Rollins outside and beats him down at ringside now. It’s still dark with only red lights on. Wyatt throws Rollins into the ring steps, then yells at the camera man. Rollins finally starts fighting back, and he picks up the ring steps and nails Wyatt with them. Rollins puts a table in the ring, then he hits a suicide dive on Wyatt at ringside into the Cell wall. Rollins hits another dive on him, then whips Wyatt into the ring steps. Rollins looks for another shot on Wyatt, but Wyatt catches him and gives him the Sister Abigail into the Cell wall. Wyatt brings Rollins in the ring and takes him over to the table. Rollins fights back and boots Wyatt in the hed twice. Wyatt falls on to the table, and Rollins goes to the top rope. Rollins hits a flying splash off the top on Wyatt through the table. Rollins hits a superkick and then the Curb Stomp, but Wyatt gets right back up to his feet. Rollins looks for another shot, but Wyatt catches him and hits the Sister Abigail. Wyatt pins but Rollins gets out at 2. Wyatt pummels on Rollins now and twists his neck around like he tried to break it. The announcers point out that it looks like Rollins in convulsing on the mat. They go out to ringside, and Wyatt pulls a giant wooden mallet out from under the ring. Wyatt nails Rollins in the midsection with the mallet. Rollins fights back with a superkick, and then he Curb Stomps Wyatt on to the mallet. Back in the ring, Rollins hits two flying knees off the top, but Wyatt barely sells them. Rollins hits two superkicks and Wyatt goes down to a knee. Rollins hits a Curb Stomp, then another, and another. The Fiend is still moving, so Rollins runs over and hits the Pedigee. Rollins hits another Curb Stomp now. Rollins pins, but The Fiend kicks out at one. Rollins hits a superkick and another curb stomp, then another two curb stomps. Rollins hits more and more curb stomps on Wyatt. Rollins grabs a chair from under the ring and brings it in. Rollins smashes the chair over Wyatt’s head and pins, but Wyatt kicks out at one again. Rollins grabs a tool box from under the ring and brings it in. Rollins lays a ladder and a steel chair over Wyatt’s face, then he starts beating on them with the tool box. Rollins then lays the tool box on the ladder, then rolls back out to ringside. Rollins grabs a sledgehammer and brings it in the ring. The ref begs Rollins not to do it, but Rollins smashes the sledgehammer on all of the objects on top of Wyatt’s head. The ref calls for the bell. It’s unsure whether this is a DQ, no contest, or TKO.

Winner: No contest:

– After the match, medics and referees hit the ring and immediately clear the rubble and start loading The Fiend on to a stretcher. Rollins walks over to Bray, but Bray reaches up and puts him in the mandible claw. They fight out to ringside and Wyatt hits the Sister Abigail on the ringside floor. Wyatt pulls some of the padding off the ringside floor, then gives Rollins the Sister Abigail on to the concrete. Wyatt applies the mandible claw on Rollins again, and now it appears Rollins is bleeding from the mouth. The lights start flashing, and then they go to black. The lights start flashing again and we see a close-up on The Fiend’s face. We hear Wyatt’s laugh as the screen goes to black again and Hell In A Cell goes off the air.

The October 4th, 2019 edition of WWE SmackDown was the first episode ever on FOX, and took place at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, CA.

– Vince and Stephanie McMahon come out to the stage to kick off tonight’s show, and the crowd sings along with Vince’s “No Chance In Hell” song. Steph and Vince welcome us to FOX and welcome us to SmackDown, and then the SmackDown intro video airs. Pyro goes off around the brand-new (and massive) SmackDown stage, and then Michael Cole welcomes us to the show on commentary.

– Becky Lynch comes out to the ring to kick off the show. Becky talks about how the people and the fans helped make her who she is now, and then Baron Corbin comes out to interrupt. Corbin says it’s clear that he is “the man” in WWE now that he’s King Of The Ring, and he thinks he should be the one to kick off SmackDown on FOX. It sounds like The Rock disagrees with Corbin, because The Rock’s music hits and the fans go wild. The Rock makes his entrance and comes down to the ring. The Rock does his signature poses on the turnbuckles, then he gets on the mic and comes face to face with Corbin and Lynch in the ring.

The Rock talks about how one phrase he uttered to some jabronie years ago has become a show with over 1000 episodes – SmackDown. The Rock talks about his accomplishments and how he’s the man, and he says that Corbin looks like a broke Burger King on crack. Corbin tells Rock to hold on and argues that Corbin is in fact the King and the most entertaining man in sports entertainment. The Rock tells Corbin he’s dressing like a 35-year-old virgin at Comic-Con, and says that Becky is “the man” around here, even though she doesn’t need a costume to go with it. Corbin says this city only has one king, and it’s not Lebron James. Corbin borrows The Rock’s catch phrase and tells Corbin it “doesn’t matter what he thinks.” The Rock says Corbin does have some credentials and he’s a super tough dude, but since this is The Rock’s show where The Rock engages the people, he’s going to start a chant for the “super tough dude” – “STD.” The crowd briefly chants STD.

The Rock moves on and warns Corbin against insulting Becky, the people, and The Rock. Corbin takes off his crown and cape, and then Becky and Rock both start hitting Corbin with right hands. The Rock drops Corbin, then Becky hits a leg drop on him. The Rock then follows up with the People’s Elbow. The Rock hits the Rock Bottom next.

The Rock gets on the mic again and says he loves the fans, then does his “if you smell what The Rock is cookin'” catch phrase.

.@TheRock + #TheMan = the most ELECTRIFYING tag team in ALL of entertainment!!! ????#SmackDown #SmackDownOnFox @BeckyLynchWWE @BaronCorbinWWE pic.twitter.com/FCXXZOTWeg

— WWE (@WWE) October 5, 2019

– Sasha Banks and Bayley are shown backstage going over strategy for their tag match against Charlotte and Becky Lynch tonight.

– WWE Hall of Famers Trish Stratus and Lita are both shown sitting at ringside.

– Charlotte & Becky Lynch vs. Bayley & Sasha Banks: Charlotte gets pyro for her entrance. Charlotte and Bayley start this one off, trading powerslams. Bayley gets the upper hand and Sasha tags in for a running knee strike for a two count. Charlotte fights back and knocks Sasha out to ringside, then Charlotte climbs to the top turnbuckle. Bayley tries to interfere, but Becky knocks her down. The ref holds back Becky, and Bayley charges at Charlotte again and knocks her off the top turnbuckle this time. Back in the ring, Bayley tags in and goes at it with Charlotte now. Becky finally gets the hot tag and cleans house now. She hits the Becksploder Suplex on Bayley, then hits a leg drop off the middle rope for a two count. Sasha causes a distraction and Bayley starts fighting back. Charlotte tags in and hits the Natural Selection on Bayley, but Sasha breaks it up. Becky runs in the ring and starts trading right hands with Sasha now. Bayley drops Becky from behind, then starts brawling with her, while Charlotte and Sasha brawl. The fight spills out to ringside, then Charlotte hits a moonsault off the top turnbuckle down on to Sasha and Bayley on the floor. Back in the ring, Charlotte applies the Figure Eight on Bayley for the win via submission.

Winners: Charlotte & Becky

– The New Day is backstage for an interview. Kofi talks about people considering him an underdog tonight, but that’s where he’s more comfortable, and Brock Lesnar is just the next mountain he has to climb. Woods and Big E say they are going to allow Kofi to climb this mountain alone and prove to everyone that he deserves to be the WWE Champion.

– Seth Rollins is shown backstage walking through the hallways of the Staples Center.

– Michael Cole informs us that the arena is sold out tonight with over 17,000 fans in attendance. They show us Heavyweight Boxing Champion Tyson Tury sitting at ringside enjoying the show. Graves tells us Dennis Rodman is in attendance too.

– Universal Champion Seth Rollins comes out to the ring next. As soon as Seth steps in the ring, Bray Wyatt appears on the big screen and welcomes Seth to the Firefly Fun House. Bray introduces his puppets to the FOX audience, and his rabbit puppet is dressed up as Seth Rollins. Bray says since the rabbit puppet is such a big fan of Seth, maybe they should show Seth instead of telling him what’s going to happen at Hell In A Cell. Bray puts the rabbit puppet in a cage with the buzzard puppet. The buzzard puppet eats the rabbit puppet and rips it apart. Bray laughs, and tells Seth it’s his turn to hurt. The Fiend flashes across the screen, and Bray tells us “see you in hell.” The big screen turns off, and Seth’s match is up next.

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– Back from commercial, we see Hulk Hogan in the crowd talking to Ric Flair and The Rock’s mom.

– Seth Rollins vs. Shinsuke Nakamura: This one is a non-Title match. Sami Zayn is at ringside in Nakamura’s corner. Nakamura looks for the arm bar right away, but Rollins fights him off and dumps him outside. Rollins hits a dive on Nakamura, but then he gets distracted by Sami. Back in the ring, Nakamura fights back, and they trade strikes in the ring now. Rollins gets the upper hand and hits a flying knee to the face off the top rope. Rollins hits a superkick next, and then he looks for the Curb Stomp, but all of a sudden the lights start going out. Some dim flashing lights come in with The Fiend’s spooky sound effects. Rollins retreats up the ramp, but then Bray Wyatt appears behind him and gives him the mandible claw. Bray appears to throw Rollins off the stage in the darkness.

Winner: No contest

#TheFiend @WWEBrayWyatt strikes again.

He'll see you in Hell, @WWERollins… #SmackDown pic.twitter.com/DyAfDTvXBy

— WWE (@WWE) October 5, 2019

– It’s time for Kevin Owens and Shane McMahon’s ladder match. The broadcast team runs down the rules of a ladder match.

– Kevin Owens vs. Shane McMahon: While Shane’s extended ring introduction is going on, Owens exits the ring and runs up the ramp at Shane. Owens hauls Shane into the ring for the opening bell, then he takes Shane back out to ringside and whips him into the barricade. Owens lays the ladder across the ring and barricade, and he slams Shane’s head into it a few times. Back in the ring, Owens sets up a ladder and looks to climb, but Shane runs in and brawls with Owens now. Owens looks for a Stunner, but Shane escapes. Owens drops Shane with a lariat, then he goes out side to get a ladder. Shane fights back with a baseball slide dropkick, then he hits Owens with a ladder at ringside. Shane lays Owens on an announce table, then pummels on him with right hands. Shane hits Owens in the head with a piece of the announce table a few times. Shane goes back in the ring, to the top rope. Shane leaps and hits a flying elbow drop on Owens through the table at ringside. Back from the commercial break, Owens is in control now and he lays Shane on the ladder laying between the ring and barricade. Owens then hits a frogsplash off the top on Shane through the ladder. Owens gets back in the ring and sets up the ladder now. Shane gets in the ring with a steel chair, and he starts smashing it on Owens on the ladder until he falls off. Shane lays a ladder on Owens in the corner now, and then Shane climbs the opposite turnbuckle. Shane hits the coast to coast dropkick on Owens, driving the ladder into Owens’ face. Shane starts climbing the ladder in the ring now, but Owens is able to get up and grab his foot to stop him. Owens grabs Shane and powerbombs him onto the ladder laying across the corner ring ropes. Shane falls out of the ring, and Owens climbs the ladder and grabs the briefcase.

Winner: Kevin Owens

– After the match, Owens grabs Shane and tells him “you’re fired,” then he gives him the Stunner.

FROG SPLASH THROUGH THE LADDER!!!#SmackDown #LadderMatch @FightOwensFight @shanemcmahon pic.twitter.com/2Ba9aB1zzY

— WWE (@WWE) October 5, 2019

– Paul Heyman is backstage for an interview, and first he rolls some footage of Brock Lesnar’s rampage last Monday on RAW. Heyman says he’s going to get rid of Kofi Kingston, just like he did Dominic & Rey Mysterio.

– Braun Strowman, Heavy Machinery & The Miz vs. Dolph Ziggler, Robert Roode, Randy Orton & AJ Styles: Ziggler and Miz start this one off, and Ziggler hits the Zig Zag early on. Ziggler looks for a superkick, but Miz blocks it and fires back with a DDT. Strowman tags in and drops Ziggler. The aprons clear and all hell breaks loose in the ring now. When the dust settles, Braun is the last man standing, and he runs around the ring now and hits all his opponents with a shoulder tackles. Braun exchanges words with Tyson Fury at ringside now and tells him he doesn’t want these hands. Ziggler attacks Braun from behind, and Braun accidentally knocks over Tyson Fury. Back in the ring, Braun slams Dolph for the three count.

Winners: Braun Strowman, Heavy Machinery & The Miz

– After the match, Tyson Fury hops the barricade, but a mob of security guards immediately run over and blocks him from going any further. Braun smiles as they escort Tyson out of the arena.

ARE YOU SERIOUS?!@Tyson_Fury has jumped out of the crowd and wants a piece of @BraunStrowman ?@WWEonFOX pic.twitter.com/fRX3xwMdtf

— FOX Sports (@FOXSports) October 5, 2019

– Daniel Bryan comes out to ringside to join the commentary table.

– Roman Reigns vs. Rowan: This one is a Lumberjack Match. Rowan starts off strong, backing Reigns into the corner and stomping on him. Reigns fights back and dumps Rowan out to ringside. Rowan fights off some of the lumberjacks. Reigns looks for a Drive By kick at ringside, but Rowan catches him and slams him into the barricade. The lumberjacks throws Reigns back in the ring. Rowan squeezes Reigns head until Reigns finally fights back with a flurry of strikes. Reigns hits a leaping clothesline, followed up by a Samoan Drop for a two count. Reigns looks for the Superman punch, but Rowan catches him. Rowan hits a big boot to the face, but Reigns immediately fires back with a Superman punch, and now both men are down. Luke Harper comes down the ramp and starts brawling with the lumberjacks. Reigns hits a suicide dive into the lumberjacks at ringside, and everyone falls down. Rowan picks up Ali (who is a lumberjack) and powerbombs him into Reigns on the floor. Back in the ring, Rowan hits a running tackle for a two count. Reigns fights back, but then Harper runs in and drops him. Daniel Bryan runs in the ring and hits a running knee strike on Haper. This leads to Reigns hitting the spear on Rowan for the three count.

Winner: Roman Reigns

#TheBigDog DROPS @ERICKROWAN as he comes ROARING back in this #LumberjackMatch on #SmackDown! @WWERomanReigns pic.twitter.com/FKyCPuFK1C

— WWE (@WWE) October 5, 2019

– Reigns and Bryan shake hands after the match.

– Kofi Kingston (c) vs. Brock Lesnar: Xavier Woods and Big E come out to the stage with Kofi, but they go backstage before the match. Paul Heyman is at ringside in Brock’s corner, and he also does Brock’s ring introduction. The opening bell sounds and Kofi charges at Brock. Brock grabs him and immediately gives him the F-5, then pins for the three count.

Winner & new WWE Champion: Brock Lesnar

WHAT?!?!?! In SECONDS!

We've got a new champion! #SmackDown @BrockLesnar pic.twitter.com/o3nAcqQ3xL

— WWE (@WWE) October 5, 2019

– Brock and Paul celebrate with the WWE Title belt in the ring. We see a shot of Mark Henry and Goldberg sitting in the crowd, and they look surprised. Rey Mysterio’s music hits, and Rey (with his arm in a sling) walks out with Cain Velasquez of UFC fame. Cain gets in the ring and stares down Brock. Brock charges him, but Cain tackles him down and starts throwing punches at him. Brock retreats and backs up the ramp with Heyman. Brock starts heading back towards the ring, then stops and turns back around up the ramp. Rey and Cain stand tall in the ring, as Heyman and Brock head backstage and SmackDown goes off the air.

RIGHTS AND LEFTS!!!@cainmma is taking it to #TheBeast!!! #SmackDown @BrockLesnar pic.twitter.com/Mu3dTEf42D

— WWE (@WWE) October 5, 2019

.@reymysterio is HERE and he's with @cainmma!!#SmackDown @FOXTV pic.twitter.com/U66T0lxfJu

— WWE (@WWE) October 5, 2019

The October 2nd, 2019 edition of WWE’s NXT took place at Full Sail University in Winter Park, FL.

– The season premiere of NXT opens up with a video package narrated by Slipknot’s Corey Taylor. He talks about NXT being for wants who want “something more,” and welcomes us to NXT.

– Mauro Ranallo welcomes us to Full Sail Live in Winter Park, Florida. He’s joined by Nigel McGuinness and Beth Phoenix on commentary. Mauro informs us that the first thirty minutes of tonight’s show will be presented commercial-free.

– Matt Riddle vs. Adam Cole (c): Cole’s NXT Championship is on the line in this one. Williams Regal is shown backstage before the match. Alicia Taylor does the official ring introductions, and the opening bell sounds. Riddle takes down Cole several times in the opening moments of this one. Riddle looks for an arm bar, but Cole breaks it. Cole starts fighting back until Riddle starts a series of gutwrench suplexes on him. The fight spills out to ringside where Cole starts getting the upper hand.

Cole controls the next several moments of the match, until Riddle starts hulking up with kicks to the head and running strikes in the corner. Riddle hits a suplex, and then the Bro-ton for a 2 count. Riddle looks for the Alabama Slam, but Cole escapes. Riddle keeps the momentum going with a knee strike and a Fisherman’s buster for a two count. Riddle hits a German for another two.

Was @SuperKingofBros right? Will the BRO-phecy be fulfilled tonight? #WWENXT #NXTChampionship @AdamColePro pic.twitter.com/UTtc6KfgD9

— WWE Universe (@WWEUniverse) October 3, 2019

Cole fights back now and hits a Backstabber for a two count. They trade srikes in the middle until Riddle hits a German suplex on Cole. Cole comes back with a Ushigoroshi for a two count. Cole hits a bicycle kick and sends Riddle out to ringside. Cole looks for a shot off the apron, but Riddle knocks him out of mid-air. Riddle takes it back in the ring for a Floating Bro, but Cole blocks it with his knees. Cole hits the Panama Sunrise for a two count. Cole takes his knee pad off and looks for a running knee strike on Riddle, but Riddle avoids it. Cole looks for another Sunrise, but Riddle stops him and turns it around into a Bro To Sleep and a powerbomb. Riddle follows up with a knee to the face, then he goes up top. Riddle doesn’t get all of the Floating Bro attempt, and Cole kicks out at two.

Riddle goes back up top, but Cole drops him and they fight in the corner now. Cole hits a superkick, then gos up top. Cole hits the Sunrise, but Riddle fights back and applies the Bro-mission. Cole counters and rolls up Riddle for a two count. Riddle puts Cole into the Fujiwara armbar, but Cole rolls him into a pin attempt to break the hold. Riddle goes right back for another armbar, but Cole breaks the hold again and hits an elbow strike on Riddle. Cole immediately follows up with The Last Shot, and covers for the three count.

Winner & still NXT Champion: Adam Cole

– After the match, Cole celebrates in the ring as The Undisputed Era’s music hits. The music interrupts and Finn Balor comes out to interrupt. Balor gets a huge pop. Balor stares down Cole and exchange words off-mic. Balor enters the ring and Cole backs out. Cole backs up the ramp, and it looks like Balor is back in NXT.

Too sweet, right, @AdamColePro? ?#NXTonUSA #WWENXT #NXTChampionship @FinnBalor pic.twitter.com/Ur3d1zPBIS

— WWE Universe (@WWEUniverse) October 3, 2019

– They air a video package looking at tonight’s NXT Women’s Title match between Shayna Baszler and and Candice Lerae. They’re both shown backstage warming up.

– The Velveteen Dream comes out to host “The Velveteen Dream Experience” on the stage. Dream welcomes us, and quickly moves on to the subject of North American Champion Roderick Strong. Dream talks trash about Strong and challenges him to a match, and tells him to step out from the shadows of the Undisputed Era. Dream says it’ll be “dream over” for Strong soon.

– Lio Rush vs. Cruiserweight Chapion Drew Gulak is announced for next week.

– Io Shirai vs. Mia Yim: The opening bell sounds and Shirai shoves Yim, then Yim takes her down. Yim hits a big boot in the corner for a two count. They fight out to ringside and Yim throws Shirai into the barricade. Yim delivers some chops to the chest, then takes it back in the ring. Shirai fights back and kicks Yim out into the fan barricade. Back in the ring, Yim tries to mount some offense, but Shirai shuts her down with a flapjack. Yim counters a series of moves from Shirai, then Yim drops her. Fans do dueling chants for both women as they get to their feet and trade strikes in the middle of the ring. Yim hits a lariat and a series of kicks for a two count. Yim follows up with more kicks until Shirai fights back with a hurricanrana for a two count. Shirai hits the 619 next, then then hits a missile dropkick for a two count. Yim comes back with the Code Blue for a two count. Shirai rolls outside for a breather, and Yim hits a big suicide dive on her. Back in the ring, Shirai hits a superplex for a two count. Shirai goes back up top and hits a moonsault for the three count.

Winner: Io Shirai

– WWE Hall of Famers Kevin Nash and Scott Hall are shown sitting at ringside.

HEY YO, it's @SCOTTHALLNWO & @RealKevinNash! #WWENXT #NXTonUSA pic.twitter.com/qQNJrGhigo

— WWE (@WWE) October 3, 2019

– The Street Profits and Bianca Belair are shown arriving at the building.

– Mauro introduces a video package looking at Tegan Nox.

– Johnny Gargano vs. Shane Thorne: Gargano starts off strong in the opening moments of this one, until Thorne fires back with some strikes and a slam. Thorne works on keeping Gargano grounded now. Thorne looks for a suplex, but Gargano reverses it and knees him in the head. Gargano mounts a comeback and hits a series of strikes on Thorne. Gargano dumps Thorne out to ringside and looks for a suicide dive, but Thorne meets him at the ropes with an elbow to the face. Gargano runs again and this time he successfully hits the dive on Thorne. Back in the ring, Gargano hits a slingshot spear for a two count. Gargano misses a shot and Thorne starts mounting a comeback now. Thorne hits a kick in the corner and then a cannonball splash. Thorne follows up with a sit-out powerbomb for a two count. Thorne puts the boots to Gargano while he’s down until Gargano finally fights up to his feet. Thorne connects with a kick to the back of the head, then Gargano fights back with a lariat. Thorne misses a kick and Gargano drops him with a reverse hurricanrana. Gargano follows up with a superkick for the three count.

Winner: Johnny Gargano

Every ? has its THORNE. #NXTonUSA #WWENXT @ShaneThorneWWE @JohnnyGargano pic.twitter.com/stgyYZqLGb

— WWE Universe (@WWEUniverse) October 3, 2019

– The broadcast team promotes SmackDown premiering on FOX this Friday.

– Shayna Baszler (c) vs. Candice LeRae: Shayna’s NXT Women’s Title is on the line in this one. Marina Shafir and Jessamyn Duke come out with Shayna, but they leave before the match starts. The opening bell sounds and both women fire off strikes at each other. LaRae knocks the champion out to ringside early on, then hits a dive on her. Back in the ring, Shayna corners Candice and works her over with strikes. They fight out to ringside again, where Shayna slams LaRae into the ring steps. Shayna puts Candice’s hand in the grip hole on the steps and stomps on it. Back in the ring, more strikes from Shayna for a two count. Shayna continues the offense until Candice ducks a shot and dumps Shayna outside. Candice follows up with a dive and knocks Shayna into the barricade. LaRae gets back in the ring and hits another dive on Shayna at ringside, and then a third dive. Back in the ring, Shayna comes back with a suplex.

Shayna continues the offense and applies the Kirifuda Clutch out of nowhere. LaRae turns it around, but Shayna puts her right back in the Clutch in the corner. LaRae escapes and fights back with strikes and a neckbreaker from the top. LaRae pins for a two count. Shayna comes back with another Clutch, but LaRae fights out and drops her. LaRae goes for a moonsault off the top, but misses. Shayna scrambles with LaRae on the mat and locks in the Kirifuda Clutch again. LaRae finally taps out for the finish.

Winner & still Champion: Shayna Baszler

.@CandiceLeRae put up quite the fight, but it wasn't enough to withstand @QoSBaszler's devastating Kirifuda Clutch. #AndStill #NXTonUSA #WWENXT #NXTWomensTitle pic.twitter.com/lOV2zG1vqq

— WWE (@WWE) October 3, 2019

– Shayna celebrates her win, and then we see Stephanie McMahon sitting in the front row. WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry and Alundra Blayze are sitting next to her.

– The broadcast team promotes this Sunday’s WWE Hell In A Cell pay-per-view. Nigel then sends us to a video package looking at the recent angle between Imperium and Kushida.

– WWE UK Champion WALTER is scheduled to be on NXT next week.

– Pete Dunne vs. Danny Burch: They lock up off the opening bell and trade holds. Dunne takes Burch own and starts working on his fingers now. Dunne looks for an armbar, but Burch fights out and applies a crossface. They fight up to their feet and trade strikes again. Burch connects with some forearm strikes to the face, then Dunne fights back with a kick and a German suplex. Dunne stomps on the fingers and boots Burch in the face. Dunne follows up with a sit-out powerbomb for a two count.

Burch rolls Dunne up now for a two count of his own. They brawl in the middle of the ring again until Burch hits a pop-up powerbomb. Burch keeps control with some knee strikes, then pins for a two count. Dunne starts fighting back again with kicks, and starts working on the fingers again. Dunne hits the Bitter End in the middle of the ring for the three count.

Winner: Pete Dunne

– After the match, the lights go out and Damian Priest hits the ring. Priest blindsides Dunne with a right hand, and then hits a spinning neckbreaker. Priest points to his name on the big screen and talks trash to Dunne.

– NXT Champion Adam Cole is backstage for an interview. Cole talks about his cast, which he is required to wear by WWE Doctors, and whether it helped him in his match earlier or not. Cole says “screw Finn Balor,” and says he’s not worried about Balor. He says tonight he’s focused on helping The Undisputed Era keep their Titles.

– The broadcast team hypes up tonight’s main event, and sends us to a video package looking at the NXT Titles.

– The Street Profits are shown backstage with rapper Wale. Wale says a few words before they enter the arena and celebrate with the fans. The Street Profits head to the ring now for tonight’s main event.

Now THAT’S how you make an entrance! @MontezFordWWE @AngeloDawkins @Wale #WeWantTheSmoke! #NXT #NXTonUSA @WWENXT!!!! pic.twitter.com/sfSE9ddCk3

— Stephanie McMahon (@StephMcMahon) October 3, 2019

– The Undisputed Era (c) vs. The Street Profits: Dawkins and O’Reilly start this one off, and Dawkins takes control early on. O’Reilly rolls outside to regroup. Back in the ring, Fish and Ford tag in. Fish drops Ford with a big right hand and works him over in the corner now. O’Reilly tags back in and continues the beat down on Ford. O’Reilly takes Ford down and then lays into him with knee drops. Ford starts fighting back, but O’Reilly drops him with more strikes. Fish tags back in and hits a senton for a two count.

Fish takes Ford back into the Era’s corner, and the Champions hit a double suplex on Ford for a two count. O’Reilly pounds on Ford now until Ford finally fights him off. Fish tags in and hits a suplex for a two count. O’Reilly tags back in for a double team kick on Ford for another two count. Ford fights off another double team attempt and sends Fish out to the floor, then he hits an Uranage on O’Reilly. Fish knocks Dawkins off the apron so he can’t get the hot tag. O’Reilly turns it around on Ford now with rolling suplexes, then Fish tags in for the double team.

Ford finally breaks free and tags in Dawkins. Dawkins cleans house now and drops both Champions. Dawkins hits a spear on Fish and sends him out to ringside. Dawkins hits a big suplex on O’Reilly for a two count. O’Reilly fights back with a knee strike, and then Fish hits a cheap shot from outside. O’Reilly hits a flying knee on Dawkins, then Fish and Ford start going at it, as all four men are in the ring now. When the dust settles, Fish and Ford are the legal men. The Street Profits look for a double team, but The Era avoids it. Dawkins brawls with both Champions at ringside now until Ford runs and leaps out of the ring with a dive on all three. Roderick Strong interferes now, but Dawkins hits a spear on him. This leads to the Champions hitting the High Low on Ford back in the ring, and O’Reilly covers for the three count.

Winners & still Champions: Kyle O’Reilly & Bobby Fish

– The Undisputed Era celebrates in the ring after the match. Adam Cole comes out and raises his Title belt towards his partners in the ring. Tommaso Ciampa’s music hits and Ciampa comes out to interrupt. Ciampa comes out to the stage and stares down Cole. NXT goes off the air with Ciampa and Cole face-to-face on the stage.

BACK IN BLACK(HEART).

@NXTCiampa is BACK and he has his eyes on #NXTChampion @AdamColePro! #WWENXT #NXTonUSA pic.twitter.com/wWEV2ypAPv

— WWE (@WWE) October 3, 2019

The September 30th, 2019 edition of WWE RAW took place at the Talking Stick Resort Arena in Phoenix, AZ.

– RAW opens up with a new intro video, and then Rey Mysterio comes out to the ring to kick off tonight’s show. Rey’s son Dominic is shown in the front row. Rey gets on the mic and talks about his upcoming match with Seth Rollins later tonight, and he dedicates the match to his son. Rey says he’s bringing the Universal Championship home tonight, but then Brock Lesnar comes out to interrupt. Brock and Paul Heyman come out to the ring. Heyman gets on the mic, but Rey snatches it out of his hand. Brock grabs Rey and gives him two F-5’s in the middle of the ring. Brock steps outside and sets his eyes on Dominic at ringside. Brock grabs Dominic and throws him over the barricade. Brock slams Dominic into the ring post, and then down on to the ringside floor. Brock throws Dominic in the ring, then rolls in. Rey tries to grab Brock by the legs, but Brock grabs him and slams him down. It looks like Brock is about to leave, but he turns around and suplexes Rey and then Dominic. Referees and agents come out and try to separate the melee. Brock starts throwing people down left and right, and then he throws Rey out of the ring. Brock picks up Dominic next and throws him out of the ring by the shirt.

– Back from the break, we see Dominic being put on a stretcher. Rey is back to his feet and telling Dominic he’s sorry.

– Sasha Banks vs. Alexa Bliss: Alexa has some small pyro for her entrance. Becky Lynch is on commentary for this one. Alexa and Sasha trade strikes in the opening moments, until Sasha knocks Alexa out to ringside. Becky stands up on the announce table and Sasha gets distracted talking trash to her. This leads to Alexa dropping Sasha, and then the fight spills out to ringside. Back in the ring, Sasha hits a running knee to the face for a two count. Sasha kicks out Alexa’s knee and then rolls her up for the three count.

Winner: Sasha Banks

– After the match, Becky hits the ring and brawls with Sasha. Sasha retreats and flees through the crowd. Becky talks trash to Sasha from the ring before leaving.

– We see a recap of Bray Wyatt’s Firefly Fun House last week, and his run-ins with Seth Rollins. Then we go backstage for an interview with Seth Rollins. Seth says he’ll deal with Bray later, but next in his sights are Rey Mysterio, and then Brock Lesnar.

– Bobby Roode & Dolph Ziggler (c) vs. Heavy Machinery: Ziggler and Roode’s RAW Tag Titles are on the line in this one. Tucker starts off strong with some shoulder tackles on Ziggler. Otis tags in for a double team hand-off vertical suplex. Ziggler fights back with kicks, then Roode tags in. They look for a double team, but Otis fights them off with a double shoulder tackle on both Champions. Tucker tags in, and they hit vertical suplexes in tandem on the Champions. Ziggler fights back on Tucker now and applies a side chin lock. Roode tags in for the double team now. Otis gets the hot tag and cleans house. Otis hits a suplex on Roode and then a spinning powerslam on Ziggler. Otis hits The Caterpillar on both Roode and Ziggler. Otis looks for a slam on Roode, but Roode escapes. Otis grabs hold of Roode again, then Tucker tags in for the the double team, but Ziggler interrupts it. Ziggler superkicks Tucker, and then Otis. They throw Otis into the ring post, and then Ziggler superkicks Tucker again. Roode follows up with the Glorious DDT on Tucker for the three count.

Winners & still Champions: Bobby Roode & Dolph Ziggler

– The Miz comes out to the ring to host tonight’s special edition of Miz TV. Miz briefly talks about tonight being the season premier of both RAW and Miz TV, but he says he doesn’t want to keep his first guest waiting any longer. Miz introduces his guest, the 16-time World Champion, Hall of Famer, Ric Flair. Ric Flair makes his way out to the ring and grabs a mic. Miz introduces his next guest, 13-time World Champion, Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan. Jimmy Hart comes out with Hogan. Hogan and Jimmy get in the ring. Miz talks about how much of an honor it is to talk to these two legends. Miz, Flair, and Hogan have seats in the ring, Jimmy stands. Hogan gets on the mic now, “Well let me tell you somethin’ brother!” Hulk talks about how great it is to be in Phoenix, and how great it is to be in the ring with the best of all time – Ric Flair. Flair says Hogan, Austin and Undertaker might be the biggest draws in the his business, but in terms of in the ring, Ric Flair is the best ever. Flair says he has no equal in the ring, and that includs Hulk tonight. Hulk says it sounds like Ric wants to take one more run at the 24-inch pythons. Ric rips off his jacket and gets in Hulk’s face. Ric bounces off the ropes, but then he calms down. Ric tells Hulk he’s just messing with him. Hulk says they may not be spring chickens anymore, but that doesn’t mean they can’t add one more page on their legacy. The Miz announces that at the Oct 31 pay-per-view in Saudi Arabia, there will be a Team Hogan vs. Team Flair five-man tag match, with Hogan and Flair serving as team coaches. Seth Rollins comes out, and it’s revealed that he will be the leader of Team Hogan. Ric Flair introduces his team captain, Randy Orton. Orton gets on the mic and tells Rollins to get out of Hogan’s ass. Orton then challenges Rollins to a captain’s match, right here and now, and Rollins accepts.

– Production assistants clear the red carpet out of the ring, and Flair and Hogan leave. Orton and Rollins get ready to go at it, but Baron Corbin comes out to interrupt. Corbin and Orton double team Rollins now, but then Rusev comes out for the save. Rusev and Rollins clear the ring, then they pose with Hogan on the stage.

– We’re told that Rey Mysterio will not be returning tonight after Brock’s beat-down earlier in the night. Rollin’s opponent for his Universal Title is now to-be-determined.

– Rusev is backstage for an interview. He says he doesn’t want to talk about his personal life, he just wants to talk about what he’s owed. Rusev says Rollins owes him for saving him from a 2-on-1 beat-down, so Rusev wants a shot at Rollins’ Universal Title tonight.

– We see a brief pre-taped promo from the Authors of Pain, talking about the violence they’re capable of.

– The Viking Raiders vs. Gallows & Anderson: The Raiders start off strong against Anderson. Gallows finally gets the tag and he tees off on Ivar with strikes in the corner. Ivar fights back, then Erik and Anderson tag in, and Erik cleans house. Ivar tags back in and drops both Anderson and Gallows again. Erik tags back in for the double team on Anderson, but Gallows breaks up the pin attempt. Gallows tags in now and hits a choke-bomb on Erik for a two count. Ivar runs in but Gallows stuns him with some right hands. Ivar changes his direction and hits a dive on Anderson at ringside. Erik hits a back suplex on Gallows, then Ivar tags in and hits a splash off the top on Gallows for the three count.

Winners: The Viking Raiders

– Cesaro is backstage for an interview. He says he enjoyed what Brock Lesnar did earlier tonight, but he stole Cesaro’s opportunity to beat the crap of Rey and his son himself. Ricochet interrupts and calls out Cesaro. It looks like they’re going to settle it in the ring.

– Ricochet vs. Cesaro: The opening bell sounds and Ricochet immediately starts with some kicks on Cesaro. Ricochet looks for a hurricanrana, but Cesaro escapes and tackles Ricochet down. Cesaro charges, but Ricochet dumps him out to ringside and then hits a dive on him. Back in the ring, Cesaro fights back and applies a side headlock. Ricochet fights up, but Cesaro drops him again with a knee to the face. Cesaro misses a spot in the corner, and Ricochet fights back with kicks. Ricochet follows up with a version of the West Coast Pop for the three count.

Winner: Ricochet

– It’s time for Bray Wyatt’s Firefly Fun House. The puppets are talking among themselves, and then Bray enters, and it looks like the rabbit is dead. The witch puppet and buzzard puppet talk about the horror that Seth Rollins is in for when he faces The Fiend. Bray says it’s ok to be scared, and he’s scared too, because there’s nothing like Hell In A Cell.

– AJ Styles (c) vs. Cedric Alexander: AJ’s U.S. Title is on the line in this one. Cedric starts off strong and drops AJ early on with a kick to the face. Cedric continues the offense in the corner, but AJ catches him and drops him throat-first over the top rope. Cedric falls out to ringside, and AJ hits a dive on him. Back in the ring, Cedric fights back with a facebuster. Cedric hits a spinning kick next, but then AJ fires back with some kicks of his own. Cedric fires back with an elbow to the face, then he hits a kick to the head for a two count. Cedric looks for the Lumbar Check, but AJ fights out and hits an inverted DDT for a two count. AJ hits an elbow to the face, and then he looks for the Phenomenal Forearm but misses. Cedric comes back with a Michinoku Driver for a two count. Cedric looks for the Lumbar Check again, but AJ escapes. They scramble on the mat and AJ gets the upper hand, and he gives Cedric the Styles Clash. AJ covers for the three count.

Winner & still U.S. Champion: AJ Styles

– The Street Profits are backstage talking about tonight’s season premier of RAW. They say everyone wants to know when the Street Profits are going to be in action, and the answer is: this Wednesday on NXT on USA Network.

– Lacey Evans vs. Natalya: Lacey starts off strong, but Natalya quickly drops her and stomps on her. Natalya misses a shot in the corner and Lacey rolls her up after a short match for the three count.

Winner: Lacey Evans

– Immediately after the match, Natalya gets to her feet, but Lacey drops her with the Women’s Right.

– Paul Heyman is backstage for an interview. He says his client’s actions tonight were reckless, and he apologizes to the Mysterio family, but don’t blame Brock, blame Vince McMahon. Heyman says The McMahons should have known better. Heyman says Brock is going to do it again this Friday to Kofi Kingston. Heyman says it’s not a prediction, it’s a spoiler: Brock will be the new Champion on Friday.

– Maria Kanellis is backstage for an interview. Maria says Rusev is not the father of her child, and says Rusev has enough going on with Lana. Maria walks off, and then Sasha Banks walks over and takes the mic. Sasha looks in the mic and says at Hell In A Cell she is going to make Becky tap out.

– A white limo pulls up to the back of the building, and we go to commercial.

– Seth Rollins (c) vs. Rusev: Seth’s Universal Title is on the line in this one. Baron Corbin and Randy Orton are standing up on the stage to watch this one. The opening bell sounds and Seth looks for a knee to the face early on, but Rusev dodges it. Rollins hits a flurry of strikes on Rusev, but Rusev no-sells them and hits a fallaway slam on Rollins. Rollins rolls outside for a breather. Back in the ring, they trade right hands and chops. Rolling runs the ropes and hits the Sling Blade on Rusev. Rollins looks for a suplex, but Rusev fights out. Rollins dumps Rusev outside and hits two dives on him. Back in the ring, Rollins looks for a dive, but Rusev reverses it. Rusev hits a side slam for a two count. Rollins comes back with the Falcon Arrow for a two count. Rusev fights back again and drops Rollins. All of a sudden, Bobby Lashley’s music hits, and Lashley comes out to the stage. Lashley points to the stage, and Lana comes out to the stage. Lana comes out and hugs and kisses Lashley on the stage. They continue kissing on the stage, and it goes on for an uncomfortably long time. All of a sudden, the lights go out, and The Fiend appears. The Fiend grabs hold of Rollins at ringside and gives him the mandible claw. The lights keep flashing, and then the screen goes black and we just hear Bray laughing as RAW goes off the air.

Winner: No contest

The September 24th, 2019 edition of WWE SmackDown Live took place at the Chase Center in San Francisco, CA.

– Tonight marks the final episode of WWE SmackDown Live on the USA Network before moving to FOX. We start off with a video package looking at last week’s show with Harper, Rowan, Daniel Bryan, and Roman Reigns.

– Tom Phillips, Corey Graves and Byron Saxton welcome us to the Chase Center. Eric Rowan comes out to the ring with a mic to kick off tonight’s show. Rowan says what he and Harper did last week was a wok of art. Rowan says the SmackDown locker room is scared, but then Daniel Bryan comes out to interrupt. Bryan walks down the ramp with mic, and tells Rowan if he wants respect, then fight him right now for it. It looks like we’ve got a match.

– Daniel Bryan vs. Erick Rowan: Bryan charges right off the opening bell and locks up with Rowan. Rowan overpowers him and launches Bryan across the ring. Rowan continues the offense with a clothesline and an elbow drop. They fight out to ringside and Rowan hits a running crossbody on the floor. Back in the ring, Rowan keeps control and drops Bryan with a spinning heel kick for a two count.

They fight out to ringside again, and this time Rowan powerbombs Bryan into the ring post. Rowan wastes some time as the ref checks on Bryan. Bryan makes it back in the ring by the 10 count. Rowan stomps a mud hole in Bryan in the corner now. Rowan hits a running splash, then he looks for another, but this time Bryan kicks out his knee to avoid it. Bryan follows up with more kicks, then he wraps Rowan’s knee around the ring post and slams it a few times. Back in the ring, Bryan follows up with strikes, but Rowan is able to fight back and shut him down with a side slam for a two count.

Rowan applies a bear hug and clubs Bryan across the back until Bryan finally breaks free. Rowan grabs him again and hits a powerbomb for a two count. Bryan fights back and stuns Rowan, then goes up to the top rope. Bryan looks for a shot off the top, but Rowan catches him in the chokeslam positon. Bryan fights out and latches on to Rowan. It looks like Bryan is going for a DDT, but instead he applies the Yes Lock to Rowan. Harper comes up to the apron to cause a distraction, and Bryan releases the hold to dropkick Harper. The distraction leads to Rowan grabbing Bryan from the ring, and pulling him up on to the apron. Rowan gives Bryan the Iron Claw from the apron into the ring. Bryan’s foot gets tangled up in the ropes in the process. The referee breaks Bryan’s foot free while Rowan stomps on him. Rowan then hits him with another Iron Claw for the three count.

Winner: Rowan

– After the match, Rowan and Harper look to beat down Bryan, but Roman Reigns comes out for the save. Rowan and Harper are able to overpower Reigns and they bring him over to the announce table. Bryan gets back in the mix now and fights off Harper. Rowan comes over and grabs Bryan, but Reigns gets back up and spears Rowan before he can do anything. Reigns goes to help Bryan to his feet, but Bryan slaps his hand away. Bryan gets on the mic, and asks the fans if they want to see him and Roman kick Harper and Rowan’s asses. The crowd chants “Yes!”

– Back from the break, we see a video package looking at Brock Lesnar and his WWE Title match on October 4th.

– Kofi Kingston is backstage for a sit-down interview with Michael Cole. Cole asks why he accepted Brock Lesnar’s challenge last week. Kofi says he promised he would be a fighting champion, and he will take on all comers. Kofi says he’s beaten all the top stars he’s faced, and he feels like he’s in the prime of his career.

– Chad Gable comes out to the ring and gets on the mic. Gable says Corbin can make all the short jokes he wants, but last night he had Corbin beat, and he knew it, so Corbin intentionally got himself disqualified. Mike Kanellis comes out to interrupt. Kanellis says he’s sorry to cut Gable short, but he’s here to prove a point to his pregnant wife. A ref hits the ring, and it looks like we have a match.

– Chad Gable vs. Mike Kanellis: The opening bell sounds and Gable immediately hits a belly to belly suplex on Mike. Chad hits another suplex, followed by the ankle lock. Mike taps out for the finish after a very short match.

Winner: Chad Gable

– Elias appears on the big screen after the match, and he sings a song talking trash to Chad Gable.

– Charlotte approaches R-Truth and asks where Carmella is. Truth says he doesn’t know, but Carmella comes out of hiding to talk to Charlotte. Charlotte and Carmella discuss what happened last week, and Carmella says Bayley isn’t acting like herself lately. Charlotte and Carmella go to get ready for their tag match against Bayley and Sasha Banks tonight.

– Back from the break, Tom Phillips thanks the USA Network for being home to SmackDown for so long, and they talk about SmackDown moving to FOX next week.

– Charlotte & Carmella vs. Bayley & Sasha Banks: R-Truth is at ringside for this one. Carmella starts off strong in this one, but the fight spills out to ringside and Bayley slams Carmella into the announce table. Back in the ring, Bayley pummels on Carmella and then slams her into the turnbuckle. Sasha tags in to continue the attack on Carmella. Bayley tags back in for the double team. Carmella finally fights back and gives the hot tag to Charlotte. Charlotte cleans house and drops Bayley with a big boot. Bayley fights back, but Carmella tags in and drops her with a superkick. Sasha tags in as Carmella kicks Bayley out of the ring. Sasha grabs Carmella and puts her in the Banks Statement for the win via submission.

Winners: Bayley & Sasha Banks

– After the match, a bunch of female wrestlers come out to chase Carmella for the 24/7 Title. R-Truth picks Carmella up and runs through the crowd with her. Charlotte is alone in the ring now and Bayley and Sasha beat her down. Becky Lynch comes out for the save, and Bayley and Banks retreat up the ramp.

– We see Shane McMahon backstage talking to his attorneys about Kevin Owens’ lawsuit against him.

– Ali vs. Shinsuke Nakamura: This one is a non-Title match. Sami Zayn introduces Nakamura and comes down to ringside for a closer look at this match. Nakamura starts off strong, but Ali is able to dropkicks him away, and Nakamura rolls outside for a breather. Ali follows up with a big suicide dive on Nakamura, and Ali’s head bounces off the announce table in the process. Back in the ring, Ali hits a cross body off the top for a two count. Sami causes a distraction, which leads to Nakamura throwing Ali face-first into the ring post. Nakamura takes control until Ali fires back with kicks and a facebuster. Ali hits a running knee strike in the corner, then takes Nakamura to the top turnbuckle. Nakamura shoves Ali down and then leaps towards him, but Ali knocks him out of mid-air with a kick. Ali pins for a two count. Nakamura fires back with a kick of his own, and then he hangs Ali up in the ropes and suplexes him off. Nakamura looks for the Kinshasa, but Ali intercepts it with a superkick for a two count. Nakamura fires back with more strikes, but Ali grabs him and rolls him up for a two count. Ali follows up with a tornado DDT, then he goes up top. Sami helps Nakamura roll out to ringside before Ali can leap. Ali runs the ropes and leaps over the referee for a big suicide dive on Nakamura. Ali gets distracted by Sami again, which leads to Nakamura hitting the Kinshasa for the three count.

Winner: Shinsuke Nakamura

– We go to a video package recapping the feud between Shane McMahon and Kevin Owens.

– Backstage, Shane is shown still talking to his lawyers.

– Big E & Xavier Woods vs. The B Team: Woods and Axel start off trading strikes. Axel flattens him with a forearm shot, then Dallas tags in and puts the boots to Woods. The B Team trades frequent tags now to take turns beating on Woods. The B Team takes it out to ringside, where Big E drops them both. Back in the ring, The New Day hits the Midnight Hour for the three count.

Winners: Big E & Xavier Woods

– We see Mandy Rose and Sonya Deville handing out copies of Mandy’s new Maxim Australia magazine. Otis from Heavy Machinery interrupts and takes a selfie with Mandy, and takes one of the magazines. Tucker walks over and gives Otis the thumbs up.

– Mandy Rose & Sonya Deville vs. Asuka & Kairi Sane: Asuka and Sonya start off trading kicks. Mandy and Kairi tag in now and start going at it. They fight out to ringside, and Mandy shoves her Maxim Australia magazine in Kairi’s face. Kairi tries to kick the magazine out of her hands but misses. Kairi goes for it again and successfully kicks the magazine out of Mandy’s hands this time. Back in the ring, Kairi and Mandy trade strikes, and Mandy gets the upper hand after Sonya causes a distraction. Kairi fights back and kicks away Mandy, then tags in Asuka. Asuka drops Mandy with a series of strikes, and then she hits the hip attack in the corner. Asuka hits a running bulldog and then a knee to the face of Mandy. Sonya breaks up the pin attempt. Kairi dropkicks Sonya out to ringside. Mandy rolls Asuka up from behind for two. Asuka kicks Mandy, then tags in Kairi. Kairi goes up top and hits the flying elbow drop for the three count.

Winners: The Kabuki Warriors

– We see Shane backstage with his lawyers again, and it looks like they’re getting ready to come out to the ring.

– Back from the commercial break, Shane and his lawyers come out to the ring, and Shane gets on the mic. Shane invites Kevin Owens out to the ring, and instructs for his entrance music to be played. Owens emerges from the crowd and enters the ring. Shane says they’ve been reviewing his frivolous lawsuit, and they’ve come up with some options for Kevin. Shane says he could use his resources to keep Kevin in court for years and drain his funds with appeals. Shane says the other option is for Kevin to drop the lawsuit, and Shane will drop the $100,000 fine he gave to Owens. Shane extends his hand to Owens, and says they can start with a clean slate. Owens tells Shane he’s an idiot and he doesn’t get it. Owens says the thought of going to court makes him sick, just like seeing Shane in the locker room, where he doesn’t belong. Owens says what he really wants is to see Shane get fired. Owens says they should settle it the best way he knows how – in a match. Owens proposes that if Shane wins, Owens drops the lawsuit, and if Owens wins, then Shane must be gone from WWE. Owens says it won’t be a regular match, it’ll be a ladder match. Shane seems to say “you’re on,” but his microphone didn’t pick it up.

– Becky Lynch is backstage for an interview. She says Sasha will need Bayley helping her in order to beat Becky. Sasha then runs up from behind and attacks Becky. Becky fights back and they brawl in the loading bay area. Sasha throws Becky into a chain link fence, and then referees and agents break it up. Sasha slams the chain fence into Becky while she’s down, then walks off. SmackDown goes off the air with Becky laying on the arena floor.

The September 23rd, 2019 edition of WWE RAW took place at the Chase Center in San Francisco, CA.

– The broadcast starts with the usual WWE logo intro video, except this time it’s warped and The Fiends’ face appeared in it.

– WWE Universal Champion Seth Rollins comes out to the ring to kick off tonight’s show. Rollins gets on the mic and says he’s seen a lot of things in his 7 years in WWE, but he never felt like he did last week. Rollins says he was beat down by five guys, and then when he wakes up, the living embodiment of a nightmare is staring him in the face. Rollins says now he has to defend his Title against The Fiend, and he will do what he always does, survive and prevail. Rollins talks about surviving and prevailing against Braun Strowman, and then Strowman’s music hits and The Monster Among Men comes out to interrupt. Braun steps in the ring and gets in the ring. Braun says that Rollins should be defending the Title against him, and not Bray playing with puppets. Seth seems to challenge Braun, and Braun tells him that tonight he’s going to get these hands.

– Back from the break, Michael Cole informs us that Rollins vs. Braun has been officially booked for later tonight. It looks like it’s a non-Title match.

– The Viking Raiders vs. Luke Gallows & Karl Anderson: AJ Styles is at ringside. The OC comes out with a new entrance song and Titantron graphics. Erik starts off working over Anderson, and then Ivar tags in for the double team. Erik tags back in for another double team, as he slams Ivar on top of Anderson. Erik applies a shoulder lock on Anderson now, until Anderson fights out and tags in Gallows. Gallows hits a back suplex on Erik for a one count. Gallows follows up with elbow drops and right hands to the face. Erik breaks free and tags in Ivar. Ivar trades strikes with Gallows now, until AJ causes a distraction and Gallows kicks Ivar in the head. The ref saw it and he ejects AJ from ringside. As AJ is heading to the back, Cedric Alexander meets AJ on the stage and they brawl to the backstage area. Meanwhile in the ring, Ivar fights back against Gallows, and Erik gets the hot tag. Erik cleans house now, then Ivar tags back in for the double team. Gallows tags back in and The OC hits the Boot of Doom on Erik for a two count. Anderson tags back in and they look for the Magic Killer on Erik now, but Erik escapes and tags in Ivar. Ivar cleans house and then the Raiders hit the Viking Experience on Gallows. Erik hits a dive on Anderson at ringside, while Ivar pins Gallows in the ring for the three count.

Winners: The Viking Raiders

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– Michael Cole informs us that he’s going back to the locker room for a sit-down interview with Becky Lynch.

– Robert Roode is backstage for a brief interview where he talks trash about Seth Rollins, and points out that he has already pinned Rollins on the night he and Ziggler won the RAW Tag Titles from Rollins and Strowman.

– Still to come: Bray Wyatt’s Firefly Fun House

– Michael Cole is backstage for a brief interview with Becky Lynch where they talk about her upcoming Title defense at Hell In A Cell.

– Rusev vs. EC3: Rusev starts off with some big strikes on EC3, and he applies The Accolade shortly after for the win via submission after a very short match

Winner: Rusev

– Rey Mysterio cuts a brief promo backstage about his time in this business. He says tonight’s match is dedicated to his son Dominic.

– Sasha Banks vs. Nikki Cross: Bayley and Alexa Bliss are both at ringside for this one. Sasha backs Nikki into the corner early on and puts the boots to her. Sasha wastes some time taunting Alexa at ringside, which leads to Nikki firing back with strike.s. Sasha rolls outside for a breather. Back in the ring, Nikki and Sasha trade holds and pin attempts on the mat. They fight back out to ringside where Sasha slams Nikki down on the ramp. Back in the ring, Sasha hits a stomp and a double knee strike in the corner. They fight out to ringside and Nikki slams Sasha down on the floor. Back in the ring, Nikki pins for a two count. Sasha fights back with a side suplex for a two count of her own. Sasha knocks Nikki out to ringside and looks for a baseball slide kick, but Nikki blocks it and pummels on Sasha. Bayley causes a distraction but Nikki drops her. Back in the ring, Nikki looks for a cross body on Sasha, but Sasha blocks it. Sasha applies the Banks Statement on Nikki, and Nikki taps out.

Winner: Sasha Banks

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– Alexa gets in the ring after the match, but Sasha drops her too and puts her in the Banks Statement. Sasha and Bayley leave together.

– AJ Styles is backstage complaining about Cedric Alexander to Gallows and Anderson. Gallows and Anderson reaffirm that Cedric is not in AJ’s league.

– Next week: Brock Lesnar returns for the Season Premiere of RAW.

– The Street Profits are backstage hyping up next week’s RAW Season Premiere. The Miz interrupts. Miz talks about his wife Maryse giving birth to their new kid, a healthy baby girl. He says unlike Mike Kanellis, he knows who the father is. Miz also announces he’ll be hosting the biggest Miz TV ever next week, with his guests Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair.

– Ember Moon vs. Lacey Evans: Ember starts off strong with a big boot to the face of Lacey for a two count. Ember hits a springboard cross body off the middle rope for a two count. Lacey fights back with a sligshot dropkick that sends Ember out to ringside. Back in the ring, Moon fires back with kicks of her own. They grapple on the ropes, then back in the ring Lacey catches Ember in the Sharpshooter. Ember taps out for the finish.

Winner: Lacey Evans

– Natalya does an interview in the back where she talks about Lacey using her finishing move, The Sharpshooter. She says Lacey hasn’t perfected it yet, ahd she’s going to Tape Lacey out.

– It’s time for Bray Wyatt’s Firefly Fun House. Bray hangs up a picture of Kane and then another blank picture. He talks to the pig puppet and rabbit puppet, who have a Seth Rollins action figure, and they say they’ve become huge fans of him. Bray breaks the Seth action figure, “yowie wowie.” Bray gets serious and stares in the camera, then smiles and waves and says “see you in Hell.”

– Back form the break, 24/7 Champ R-Truth and Carmella run into the ring, and a mob of wrestlers chase them. Carmella yells to please stop chasing them, and she says they’re sick of everyone chasing them for his Title. Truth tells Carmella it’ll be okay and hugs her, and then Carmella rolls up Truth for the three count. Carmella is now the 24/7 Champion, and Truth seems fine with it and celebrates with her. Suddenly, several female wrestlers run out and chase Carmella and Truth through the crowd.

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– Sasha Banks and Bayley are backstage talking trash about Bayley. Sasha says she’s not concerned about Becky, she’s only concerned about getting back what’s hers.

– Sami Zayn is backstage giving Shinsuke Nakamura a pep talk, but Nakamura tells him to clam down and he goes into deep throat.

– Baron Corbin vs. Chad Gable: Baron Corbin comes out in his King Of The Ring crown and outfit. Corbin cuts a brief promo on Gable before the match and makes some height jokes. The opening bell sounds and Gable starts off with right hands, but Corbin fires back and shuts him down with an elbow to the head. Gable fights up and throws Corbin down, and Corbin rolls outside for a breather. Gable slides outside too, but Corbin drops him and throws him into the ring post. Corbin throws Gable over the barricade onto the floor, then takes him back in the ring. It sounds like Renee asked Michael Cole if he was “talking sh*t” on commentary. Corbin misses a shot in the ring, and Gable capitalizes with a flying cross body off the top. Corbin fights back now and hits a running splash on Gable in the corner. Corbin misses a shot and Gable fires back with some rolling kicks on Corbin. Gable goes up top, but Corbin stops him and hits a back suplex. Corbin looks for a chokeslam, but Gable reverses into a sunset flip for a two count. Corbin fights back and connects with the chokeslam this time for a two count. Corbin goes to the middle rope and misses a shot, and Gable fires back with a German suplex Gable follows up with a moonsault off the top for a two count. Corbin comes back and looks for the Deep Six, but Gable escapes. Gable puts Corbin in the ankle lock. Corbin grabs his King Of The Ring scepter and nails Gable with it to break the hold. The ref calls for the DQ.

Winner via DQ: Chad Gable

– Corbin beats down Gable after the match, then poses with his crown.

– We see a promo from Akam and Rezar, the Authors of Pain, similar to the ones we’ve seen in recent weeks. Suddenly, they get up out of their seats and walk out of the room. They find some people in the hallway to beat up. The camera cuts and we see them sitting back in front of their black background. They say that’s why everyone is scared to fight them.

– Ricochet does an interview at the Gorilla position where he says tonight is a huge opportunity for him, and he’s going to prove that superheroes can be real.

– Fatal 5 Way Elimination: Rey Mysterio vs. Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Robert Roode vs. AJ Styles vs. Ricochet: The winner of this gets a shot at the Universal Title next week. Sami Zayn is at ringside in Nakamura’s corner. The opening bell sounds and Roode immediately rolls out to ringside. The fight starts spilling out to ringside, and then AJ starts going at it with Ricochet in the ring. Nakamura drops AJ outside, and then Ricochet nails Nakamura with a boot to the head. Rey comes in and takes out Nakamura, then goes at it with Ricochet. Roode comes in now and takes out Rey, then Ricochet hits the Recoil on Roode. Nakamura runs in and hits the Kinshasa on Ricochet. Nakamuara pins Ricochet for the three count, and Ricochet is now eliminated.

Nakamura takes out AJ now, then Rey drops Nakamura and hits the 619 on him. AJ drops Rey, then hits the Phenomenal Forearm on Nakamura for the three count. Nakamura is eliminated now.

Roode runs in and takes out AJ, and hits the Glorious DDT out of nowhere for the three count on AJ. AJ is now eliminated. Roode drops Rey. Rey fights back and looks for a shot off the top, but Roode blocks it. Rey breaks free and then hits the 619 on Roode. Rey follows up with the frogsplash for the three count to win.

Winner: Rey Mysterio

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– Rey wins to advance to face Seth Rollins for the Universal Title next week.

– We go backstage to an interview with Seth Rollins. Rollins says Rey earned his opportunity and put up a hell of a fight tonight. Rollins says it’s a dream match with him and Rey, but Rollins still also has to worry about Braun Strowman, and Bray Wyatt, but it is what it is, because Rollins is on top of the mountain with the Universal Title.

– Seth Rollins vs. Braun Strowman: Seth starts off aggressive, but Braun grabs him and slams him down. Braun continues the offense and sends Seth out to ringside. Braun runs around the ring and looks for tackle Seth, but Seth leaps out of the way. Seth jumps off the fan barricade towards Braun, but Braun catches him and headbutts Seth. Braun takes Seth back in the ring and hits a splash in the corner. Braun misses a shot, and Seth starts working over Braun’s knee now. Seth hits a superkick for a two count. Braun misses another shot, and now Seth hits the Blockbuster on Braun for another two count. Seth dumps Braun outside and hits a suicide dive on him. Seth looks for another dive on Braun, but this time Braun catches him, and then chokeslams Seth on to the ring apron. Braun runs around the ring now and tackles Seth on the ringside floor. Back in the ring, Braun picks up Seth, but then the lights go out and we hear The Fiend Bray Wyatt’s sound effects play. The lights flash and we see The Fiend giving Braun the mandible claw. The Fiend crawls over to Seth and gets in his face, and Seth looks scared. The Fiend goes back to Braun and puts him in the mandible claw again. The Fiend crawls over to Seth and looks at him again, and then the lights go out and we just hear Bray laughing over the speakers.

Winner: No contest

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– RAW goes off the air with the screen black and the sound of Bray Wyatt laughing.

The September 17th, 2019 edition of WWE SmackDown Live took place at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, GA.

– The New Day comes out to the ring, and it looks like we’re starting off the show with a six-man tag.

– The New Day vs. The Revival & Randy Orton: Big E starts off in control against Wilder, then Woods tags in for the double team. Kofi and Orton tag in, and Kofi gets the upper hand, then Woods and Big E tag in for repeated double team attacks on Orton. Kofi tags back in and looks for the Trouble In Paradise on Orton, but Orton dodges it and rolls out to ringside to regroup. Dawson and Woods tag in, and Dawson gets the upper hand, then starts working over Woods’ bad knee. Orton tags back in and continues the punishment to Woods’ knee. Orton lays into Woods with chops to the chest now. Dawson tags back in, but Woods kicks him out to ringside. Wilder tags in and prevents Woods from tagging out. Orton tags in, but Woods knocks him out. Woods looks for a DDT on Wilder, who is still in the ring, but Wilder reverses and dumps Woods out to ringside. Orton grabs Woods on the floor and suplexs him on to the announce table. Back in the ring, Woods fights back and hits the SOS on Orton. Dawson comes in next, but Woods dumps him out to ringside. Big E drops Dawson at ringside, then Wilder hits a DDT on Big E at ringside. Woods drops Wilder at ringside with a kick. Kofi tags in and looks for a dive on Dawson and Wilder, but Orton runs in the ring and hits Kofi with a DDT. The Revival gets in the ring to gang up on Kofi, but Big E pulls Orton out to ringside, and then Woods drops both Revival members. Woods hits a flying elbow drop on Wilder, and then Kofi hits the Trouble In Paradise on Dawson for the three count.

Winners: The New Day

– As The New Day celebrates their win, Brock Lesnar’s music hits. Brock and Paul Heyman come out to the stage, and Heyman’s got a mic. Kofi tells Woods and Big E to walk away, because this is between him and Brock. Woods and Big E roll out of the ring, and then Brock and Heyman get up on the ring apron. Heyman introduces himself, and him and Brock step into the ring. Heyman says Brock is standing in the way of the longevity of Kofi’s WWE Title reign. Heyman says he is authorized to inform Kofi that it’s a bad day for The New Day, yes it is. Heyman says his client officially challenges Kofi for his WWE Championship on October 4th on FOX. Heyman hands the mic to Kofi. Kofi says he promised that he would be a fighting champion, so he accepts Brock’s challenge. Brock walks up to Kofi and gives him the F-5.

– Sasha Banks and Bayley are backstage for an interview. They briefly talk about Becky and Charlotte, but Bayley says they’re going to answer all the questions in the ring.

– Michael Cole is standing by for a live interview with Eric Rowan. Cole asks Rowan about Luke Harper’s return, and Rowan tells him to go ask Harper if he wants to ask Harper a question. Michael asks Rowan about the attacks on Reigns, and trying to kill him. Rowan gets mad at Cole and tells him that nobody talks to him that way. Rowan says he’s been underappreciated and disrespected by people like Cole and Reigns, and the rest of the WWE Universe. Rowan says they all think he’s just a grunt in the background doing someone else’s bidding, but he’s not a puppet. He says he’s not a follower, he’s a leader. Cole asks why he betrayed Daniel Bryan. Rowan says Bryan’s biggest mistake was thinking they are equals, because he has superior intellectually and physically. Rowan says his attacks were a message to everyone not to disrespect him again.

– Ali vs. Shinsuke Nakamura: This one is a non-Title match. Sami Zayn introduces Nakamura and cuts a promo before the match. Sami says he likes Ali and thinks he’s super athletic, but one thing he’s not and never will be, is a Champion. Nakamura shoves Ali and Ali fires back with a right hand. Sami tackles Ali and then Nakamura knees him in the head. Nakamura throws Ali in the corner and then gives him the Kinshasa.

Winner: No contest

– We see Kevin Owens in the audience, and he takes a seat. We see Shane McMahon watching Owens on a monitor. A referee comes in to tell Shane that there’s someone here to see him, and that Owens is here. Shane leaves his office to go deal with Owens, and as soon as he steps out, someone walks up to Shane and serves him with a lawsuit. Shane look at the paper and walks off.

– Back from the commercial break, Shane McMahon comes out to the stage with the lawsuit he was served with in hand. Security comes out behind Shane, and Shane directs them to stand at ringside facing the section Owens is sitting in. Shane gets in the ring as Greg Hamilton gives him his extended introduction. Shane asks Owens to come in the ring so they can talk about what Shane is holding in his hand. Shane instructs security to give Owens and a mic, and let him in the ring, but to stand between them. Shane then tells the security to leave so they can talk man to man. Shane says what he’s holding is the largest wrongful termination lawsuit in history, for $25 million. Owens tells Shane to shut up and listen. Shane says Owens is desperate and his case is weak just like Owens. Owens says Shane is wrong and he has a strong case. Owens points out that Shane attacked him when he was a guest ref, which is what Shane fined Owens for when he did it to Elias. Owens says Shane then fired him for being insubordinate, but Owens did exactly what Shane wanted him to do and tried to help him beat Chad Gable, but even with his help, Shane couldn’t beat Gable, because Shane tapped out. This starts a “you tapped out” chant. Owens says he knows where he can hurt Shane the most is in his wallet and pride. Owens says there’s something Shane missed in the lawsuit. Owens says when he wins, he gets the to come back to SmackDown and fire Shane McMahon. Owens drops the mic and leaves through the crowd.

– Daniel Bryan is shown backstage sitting and thinking.

– Charlotte is backstage getting ready for her match, and then her father Ric Flair walks in to give her a pep talk.

– The rapper Offset from Migos is in the ring to introduce Charlotte Flair for her match.

– Charlotte vs. Sasha Banks: Bayley is at ringside for this one. Charlotte controls the opening moments of this one. They fight spills out to ringside, where Sasha mounts a comeback after Bayley briefly distracts Charlotte. Banks and Flair trade kicks on the way back in the ring. Charlotte hits a series of chops to the chest and drops Sasha. Charlotte hits a neckbreaker for a two count. Charlotte applies a Boston Crab, but Sasha fights out and rolls up Charlotte for two. Sasha hits a knee to the face, but then Charlotte fires back with a kick that knocks Sasha out to ringside. Charlotte goes up top and hits a moonsault off the top on both Sasha and Bayley. Back in the ring, Charlotte puts Sasha in the Figure Four, but then Bayley hits the ring and attacks Charlotte.

Winner via DQ: Charlotte

– Sasha and Bayley beat down Charlotte until Carmella comes out for the save. Carmella kicks Sasha down and then Charlotte hits a big boot on Bayley.

– Baron Corbin comes out to the ring for his official coronation as King Of The Ring. He puts on the crown and cape, and gets on the mic. Corbin says he knows he’s no the king the WWE Universe wanted, but he’s the king they needed. Corbin invites his opponent from last night Chad Gable to come out to the ring. Gable comes out to the ring, and Corbin makes some height jokes. Gable has heard enough, and he spears Corbin through the big throne set up in the ring. Gable pummels on Corbin, and then tears up the King’s robe. Gable beats Corbin with the gold scepter, and Corbin retreats out of the ring. Gable continues destroying the King Of The Ring props in the ring as Corbin freaks out on the ramp. Gable picks up the crown and sets it down on the mat in front of him. Corbin screams and begs Gable not to, and the crowd chants “yes.” Gable stomps on the crown and destroys it.

– Heavy Machinery vs. Bo Dallas & Curtis Axel: Tucker starts off with a belly to back suplex on Axel. Axel tries a suple xof his own, but Tucker reverses it into two more suplexes. Dallas causes a distraction, which leads to Axel pummeling on Tucker in the corner. Dallas and Axel trade frequent tags now to double team Tucker. Tucker fights back, then Otis gets the hot tag and cleans house. Dallas throws some strikes at Otis, but Otis hulks up and gives him a fallaway slam. Otis hits a splash in the corner, then the Caterpillar. Tucker tags in for the double team on Dallas for the three count.

Winners: Heavy Machinery

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

– Daniel Bryan comes out to the ring and gets on the mic. Bryan says the people chanting his name are the same people who thought he attacked Roman Reigns, but he understands why now. He starts talking about Rowan, saying that he saw the potential in Rowan all along, and that Rowan is his friend and equal. Rowan comes out to interrupt. Rowan takes issues with how Bryan treated him, and says he never asked what Rowan thought or for Rowan’s input. Bryan says if Rowan doesn’t like it, why doesn’t Rowan do something about it. Luke Harper then attacks Bryan from behind and beats him down. Roman Reigns’ music hits and he comes out. Harper goes to intercept him at ringside, but Reigns runs by him and into the ring. Reigns hits a Superman punch on Rowan. Harper gets on the apron and Reigns takes him down net. Harper and Rowan fight back and double team Reigns, and then Rowan powerbombs Reigns into the ring post. Security comes out, but Rowan and Harper beat them down too. They start tearing apart the ringisde area and padding on the floors. Rowan picks up a chunk of the fan barricade and nails Reigns in the head with it. They chase off the announce team, and then grab Daniel Bryan. Harper and Rowan give Bryan a double chokeslam through the announce table. SmackDown goes off the air with Rowan and Harper standing tall at ringside.

The September 16th, 2019 edition of WWE RAW took place at the Thompson-Boling Arena in Knoxville, TN.

– WWE Universal Champion Seth Rollins comes out to the ring to kick off tonight’s show. Seth says he’s disappointed they lost their RAW Tag Team Titles, but he’s focused on the future, and he’s still got his Universal Title. Bray Wyatt interrupts from the big screen with another episode of the Firefly Fun House. Bray says he’s got his eyes on the Championship, and might have even more to say to Rollins tonight. The screen flashes between Bray and The Fiend, then Bray laughs and says “see you in Hell.”

– Michael Cole teases Gable vs. Corbin tonight, and Alexa Bliss & Nikki Cross vs. Sasha Banks & Bayley. The promo graphics are upside down in an apparently technical error.

– We cut from the upside-down promo graphics to the backstage area. Braun is storming through the arena hallways and says the next person in the ring is going to get these hands.

– RAW Tag Team Champions Dolph Ziggler and Robert Roode come out to the ring, and SmackDown Tag champs The Revival join them. They will be having a “tag team summit,” and Roode starts talking about how great they are. Braun Strowman comes out to interrupt. Strowman drops Wilder and Dawson at ringside, then he hits the ring. Strowman drops Ziggler, and Roode retreats to ringside. Roode helps Ziggler to his feet on the floor, then Braun rolls out of the ring. Braun runs around the ring and tackles Wilder, Dawson, and Ziggler, but Roode is able to escape.

– We see Alexa Bliss and Nikki Cross backstage drinking coffee. They take turns trashing Sasha Banks and Bayley before we go to break.

– The OC (AJ Styles, Karl Anderson, Luke Gallows) vs. The Viking Raiders & Cedric Alexander: Cedric connects with some kicks on AJ in the opening moments of this one. Anderson and Erik tag in, then Ivar tags in for the double team on Anderson. Erik tags back in, and Gallows tags in now too. Gallows dumps Erik out to ringside where The OC double teams him. Ivar gets the hot tag and starts cleaning house now. Cedric tags in and hits a flying clothesline on Anderson, but Gallows comes in and drops him. The aprons clear into the ring, then everyone fights out to ringside. When the dust settles, AJ hits the Phenomenal Forearm on Cedric for the three count.

Winners: The OC

– After the match, The Viking Raiders brawl with Gallows and Anderson in the ring, and then they fight out to the ramp. Ivar comes flying off the top with a swanton bomb onto Gallows and Anderson at ringside. Ivar hit the floor hard on that one. AJ and Cedric go at it in the ring now. Cedric looks for a Frankensteiner in the corner, but AJ reverses it into a Styles Clash off the middle rope.

– We see footage from earlier today of R-Truth, Carmella, and Glenn (Kane) Jacobs at the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame.

– Chad Gable vs. Baron Corbin: This is the final match in the King Of The Ring tournament. Gable takes Corbin down by the leg off the opening bell. Gable fakes out Corbin with another takedown and then puts him in a front face lock. Corbin breaks free and drops Gable with a right hand. Corbin works over Gable and keeps him grounded now. Gable fights back and dumps Corbin at ringside. Gable rolls outside and charges at Corbin on the floor, but Corbin sends him flying with a back body drop into the timekeeper’s area. Back in the ring, Corbin continues the offense on Gable. Gable fights back and hits a missile dropkick off the top. Gable hits some cannonball splashes in the corner, until Corbin blocks one and slams him down. Corbin misses a shot at ringside and crashes into the ring steps. Gable starts working over Corbin’s knee now. Gable looks for a shot off the ropes but Corbin stops him with the Deep Six. Corbin is unable to follow up and Gable drops him with a German suplex for a two count. They scramble on the mat and Gable locks in the ankle lock, but Corbin is able to reach the ropes to break the hold. Corbin fights back and hits the End Of Days for the three count.

Winner & new King Of The Ring tournament winner: Baron Corbin

– Corbin takes his place on the throne as the 2019 King Of The Ring winner.

– Back from the break, the Street Profits are hosting Maria & Mike Kanellis’ baby gender reveal party. Maria says her baby’s gender is a boy. Maria then says that the true father of her baby is Ricochet. Mike gets in Ricochet’s face, and Ricochet says clearly she’s lying. Mike slaps Ricochet across the face and tells him to meet him in the ring. Mike storms off. Titus tells Ricochet to go out to the ring and do something, and the Street Profits crack some jokes about Maria.

– Mike Kanellis vs. Ricochet: The opening bell sounds, but Ricochet tries to reason with Mike and explain to him that Maria is lying. Mike slaps Ricochet across the face, then punches him down and stomps on him. Ricochet finally fights back and drops Mike with a version of The Codebreaker for the three count.

Winner: Ricochet

– Still to come: Seth Rollins vs. Robert Roode

– It’s time for another installment of Bray Wyatt’s Firefly Fun House. Wyatt is hanging up pictures of the people he’s given the mandible claw to. Wyatt says it’s time for him to find some more friends.

– Back from the break, Mike Kanellis is sitting on the ring apron, and Maria comes out to the stage and cuts a promo on him. She asks what it’ll take to motivate Mike, and she says obviously Ricochet is not the father. Maria says she will reveal the real father now – and then Rusev comes out. Lana is nowhere in sight. Rusev hits the ring and Mike tries to reason with him. Mike says he’s had a bad day, and he’s not looking to have another match. Mike says if Rusev is the father of Maria’s child, then congratulations. Rusev chases Mike around the ring and clotheslines him at ringside. Rusev throws Mike into the barricade and then into the timekeeper’s area. Back in the ring, the ref calls for the opening bell.

– Rusev vs. Mike Kanellis: Rusev starts off with a big boot on Mike. Rusev then applies The Accolade and Mike taps out.

Winner: Rusev

– We see some pre-taped footage from the University of Tennessee with R-Truth, Glenn Jacobs and Carmella. Jacobs shows Truth the football field, and then a referee shows up. Truth goes to escape, but he runs into the goal post. Jacobs pins him for the three count, and Glenn Jacobs is now the 24/7 Champion.

– Sasha Banks and Bayley are shown backstage getting ready for their tag match.

– Rey Mysterio vs. Cesaro: Cesaro cuts a brief promo before the match, then Rey knocks him off the apron and beats him at ringside. They get in the ring and the ref calls for the opening bell. Cesaro starts off strong with a European uppercut and a slam. Cesaro misses a shot in the corner and falls out to ringside. Rey looks for a dive through the ropes, but Cesaro intercepts him with an uppercut. Back in the ring, Rey fights back with a kicks, then he hits a 619 to the ribs of Cesaro. Rey follows up with a tornado DDT on the ringside floor. Back in the ring, Cesaro turns it around and tries to keep Rey grounded. Rey fights back with a piledriver, and then a springboard moonsault into a DDT. Cesaro comes back no with a big boot and the Crossface. Rey reverses it into a roll-up for a two count. Rey hits an enziguri, then he goes for the 619, but Cesaro blocks it and hits a rib breaker for a two count. Cesaro goes for a series of three vertical suplexes, but Rey reverses the third one and then hits the 619. Rey follows up with a sunset flip powerbomb for the three count.

Winner: Rey Mysterio

– We’re back in Bray Wyatt’s Firefly Fun House. He hangs a photo of Seth Rollins on the wall, and then stares into the camera as The Fiend’s face flashes across the screen.

– We go to a video package with some pre-taped statements from the Authors Of Pain, who are wearing suits now.

– Alexa Bliss & Nikki Cross vs. Sasha Banks & Bayley: This one is a non-Title match. Bayley starts off strong against Alexa, and then tags in Sasha. Bayley and Sasha trade frequent tags now to double team Alexa. Alexa finally fights back against Bayley, and then tags in Nikki for the double team. Nikki follows up with a dropkick for a two count. Bayley fights back and tags in Sasha for the double team. Sasha knocks Alexa off the apron, and then Bayley attacks Alexa on the floor too. Meanwhile in the ring, Sasha chokes Nikki in the corner while trainers check on Alexa at ringside. Bayley and Sasha double team Nikki until Nikki finally fights back. Sasha and Bayley overpower her and dump Nikki out to ringside. Back in the ring, Nikki hits a flying cross body off the top on Bayley. Nikki follows up with a tornado DDT, and then the swinging neckbreaker. Nikki pins, but Sasha breaks it up. Sasha tags herself in and hits the backstabber on Nikki. Sasha applies the Banks Statement and Nikki taps out.

Winners: Sasha Banks & Bayley

– After the match, Sasha Banks brings a steel chair in the ring, but Becky Lynch comes out for the save with a steel chair of her own. They swing the chairs around but don’t connect. Bayley gets in the ring with a steel chair next, but then Charlotte comes out to interrupt. Charlotte kicks Bayley down on the mat and then hits her with the chair. Back in the ring, Becky kicks Sasha and hit her with the steel chair.

– Back from the break, Sasha Banks is in her locker room cutting a promo. She challenges Becky to a rematch at Hell In A Cell.

– We see footage from earlier in the day of a limo pulling up to the arena, and R-Truth is riding on top of the roof. Glenn Jacobs gets out, and Truth rolls him up from behind for the three count, to reclaim his 24/7 Title.

– We see a promo from RAW Women’s Champion Becky Lynch backstage, and she accepts Sasha’s challenge for Hell In A Cell.

– Dana Brooke vs. Lacey Evans: Lacey and Dana trade strikes in the opening moments back and forth. Dana hits a suplex for a two count, then Lacey rolls out to ringside to regroup. Dana follows her and hits some chops to the chest, then she tries to take Lacey back in the ring, but Lacey fights back and chokes Dana across the apron. Lacey follows up with a slingshot dropkick, and then some knee drops. Dana fights back, but Lacey shuts her down with a knee shot. Lacey follows up with a punch to the face, and then she applies the sharpshooter. Dana taps out for the finish.

Winner: Lacey Evans

– We see Universal Champion Seth Rollins backstage warming up for his match.

– Seth Rollins vs. Robert Roode: Dolph Ziggler is at ringside in Roode’s corner. This one is a non-Title match. Rollins starts off strong and hits some knee drops on Roode. Roode fights back and dumps Rollins out to ringside. Ziggler tries to hit a cheap shot on Rolling at ringside, but Rollins cuts him off with a superkick to Ziggler’s face. Roode comes out to ringside, but Rollins grabs him and slams him into the barricade. Back in the ring, Rollins hits a sling blade on Roode. Roode starts to fight back, but Rollins shuts him down with a superkick and the curb stomp. Rollins pins, but Ziggler hits the ring and breaks it up. The ref calls for the bell.

Winner via DQ: Seth Rollins

– Ziggler and Rollins brawl in the ring after the bell. The OC comes out to the ring, and the distraction leads to Ziggler superkicking Rollins. Gallows and Anderson hit the Magic Killer on Rollins now. The OC, Roode and Ziggler all start stomping on Rollins now. Ziggler hits another superkick on Rollins, and then Kane’s music hits. The Demon Kane comes out and starts laying out everyone in his path. Kane gives Gallows a chokeslam, and then a double chokeslam on AJ and Anderson. Kane poses in the ring, but then the lights start going out and we hear The Fiend’s usual sound effects. The Fiend appears behind Demon Kane and gives him the mandible claw. The Fiend then crawls over to Rollins and gets in his face as RAW goes off the air. The Firefly Fun House graphic appears on the screen and gets warped as the broadcast officially ends.