Jey Uso: I said, the World Heavyweight Champion, “Main Event” Jey Uso is in your city now. So, look, I’m here, I know Logan Paul is here, so let’s stand on business tonight, uce. Where you at?
Paul Heyman: Ladies and gentlemen, I’m Paul Heyman. I’ve traveled here tonight, not to disrespect the World Heavyweight Champion, “Main Event” Jey Uso. But I crawl all the way down here tonight, to Omaha, Nebraska, because I wanted to say something face-to-face to the World Heavyweight Champion, “Main Event” Jey Uso.
Jey Uso: OG, OG, you’re very brave entering a ring with me, what you just did to my family.
Paul Heyman: Ah, so now you’re going to lecture me about betraying our Tribal Chief, Roman Reigns?
Jey Uso: I am. I’m going to tell you, because day one, I saw through you. I warned my cousin on you. I warned CM Punk on you, too.
Paul Heyman: Ah, well, too bad that you were making the warnings, no one saw fit to warn me. Maybe you should have warned me of my best friend in the world, my BFF, my brother in arms, CM Punk. Hold on for a minute, you can keep your boos to yourself with the mic in my hand. None of you, and none of you had to suffer through what I suffered. My world’s best friend, CM Punk, put me in a position where it was 100% guarantee, absolutely, positively that it would destroy my relationship with my Tribal Chief. CM Punk, CM Punk, CM Punk, they chant his name, because they don’t know what lies in the dark heart of that man. That one individual, my good friend, put me in a spot that totally, absolutely guaranteed that it would botch with our Tribal Chief, Roman Reigns. And let’s talk about your cousin, Roman Reigns, for a second. I dreamed, with my greatest on earth, CM Punk, while Roman Reigns was still on the high school football field, years before he ever even thought about taking a step in his father or his uncle’s footsteps inside of a wrestling ring. And because I wanted my world’s best friend to overcome all the obstacles that he’s ever faced in his life, and having him in my corner at WrestleMania, what did Roman Reigns think I was gonna do? Sell his secrets to CM Punk?
Why the devil would I do that, after I wrote The Bloodline for five damn years, tell me why would I do that, tell me? I found a stray Big Dog on the Island Of Irrelevancy, and I made him into The Tribal Chief, and the WWE Universe monarch. We were the Undisputed WWE Champion for 1,316, and I’m not the one who lost it, by losing to Cody Rhodes, after being distracted by Seth Rollins at WrestleMania 40. He lost the title. He lost the title that I spent five years of my life helping him build himself up as the champion. And then what does he do, he disappears, he goes back home a big dog licking his big wounds, and leaves me at the mercy of Solo, and Jacob Fatu, and those Tongans, who slammed me through a table at Madison Square Garden, and almost ended my 40 year career. And he did not come back for my vengeance, he came back to reclaim his Ula Fala. But I double crossed Roman Reigns, all right? I double crossed Roman Reigns, because he could not handle the reality that I was willing to help my best buddy achieve his goal. No, it is always Paul Heyman, I am always the liar, I am always the culprit, I am the double crosser, I am always the freaking scumball in the equation. Not this time, I’m correct, I’m correct, I’m on the right. And you’re blaming me? Screw you. And screw all of you for booing me.
Jey Uso: Are you alright? As a matter of fact, are you finished? As a matter of fact, I’ve got another question for you, OG. What does this have to do with me?
Paul Heyman: I apologize, it has nothing to do with you, not that part. I didn’t come out here to talk about Roman Reigns and CM Punk. That’s the only thing, I came out here to talk about you, which has everything to do with you, Jey Uso. You see, you won that title, because you want that title, but that title’s all about power and control. And really, Jey, you don’t know how to wheel power and control. You don’t have that leverage. You think being here each night, and YEETING with the audience, and delivering the best in-ring performance is enough, but that is not title. So, though you need in your heart to be champion, and though you need to be champion, Seth Rollins needs to be champion. Seth Rollins needs to have power. Seth Rollins has to hold on to that control. And Bron Breakker, phase one of our plan, succeeded. Phase Two is that championship. But I’m here tonight to do you a favor, and we all know how those favors end up, don’t we? I’m gonna let you sign your own death warrant, I’m gonna let you select the night that you lose the World Heavyweight Championship, because Jey Uso, Seth Freakin’ Rollins is calling you out for the World Heavyweight Championship. He defeated Roman Reigns at WrestleMania. He beat Roman Reigns and CM Punk. You know he has earned the right to be the number one contender. The favor is this, you pick the time, you pick the place, because Seth Rollins is going to beat you for that title, anytime, anyplace.
Jey Uso: Woah, woah, woah, woah, OG, hold up now. Omaha, can you help me? But did he just say, anytime, anyplace, anywhere, for the World Heavyweight Championship against Seth Freakin’ Rollins? Well, Omaha, it’s on tonight, four letters, one word, uh-uh, YEET!
Jey Uso: Woah, woah, woah, woah, OG, hold up now. Omaha, can you help me out? But did he just say, anytime, anyplace, anywhere, for the World Heavyweight Championship against Seth Freakin’ Rollins? Well, Omaha, tonight it’s on, four letters, one word, uh-uh, YEET!
– Paul Heyman enters Seth Rollins locker room. Heyman tells Seth that Jey got tricked. He couldn’t believe that Jey got tricked. You know how much Seth loves to say, I told you so. Seth wants Heyman to indulge him by saying, he told him so. Heyman wants to share some knowledge with Bron Breakker because Seth stormed off. Roman Reigns trained up for Seth Rollins at WrestleMania. Seth beat the biggest star in the business in the main event of WrestleMania. CM Punk learned with raw passion from Seth Rollins at WrestleMania. Seth Rollins beat not only Roman Reigns and CM Punk, but both got beaten by Seth Rollins in the WrestleMania main event. Heyman says we can’t steal anything from Jey Uso, he’s a great champion, he forced GUNTHER to submit at WrestleMania. Jey Uso ain’t no cakewalk in the park. But Jey Uso worries not about Seth Rollins, he’s all worried about Logan Paul. No one’s left, Seth Rollins in the sniper, and he’s taking aim at Jey Uso. And they get handed tonight the keys to the kingdom when the referee is handing over World Heavyweight Championship to Seth Freakin’ Rollins.
First Match: PENTA vs. JD McDonagh w/The Judgment Day
Cero Miedo. McDonagh kicks Penta in the gut. McDonagh with a side headlock takeover. Penta comes back with a headscissors escape. McDonagh with a deep arm-drag. McDonagh applies an arm-bar. Penta wraps his legs around McDonagh’s neck. McDonagh evades a clothesline from Penta. McDonagh with a waist lock go-behind. Penta decks McDonagh with a back elbow smash. McDonagh with a drop toe hold. McDonagh blocks The Roundhouse Kick. McDonagh rolls Penta over into a two count. Penta blocks The PK. McDonagh with The Standing MoonSault for a two count. McDonagh drops Penta with a falling sledge. McDonagh bumps Penta’s head on the top turnbuckle pad. Chop Exchange. Penta kicks McDonagh on the left hamstring. Penta slaps McDonagh across the chest. Penta with a hamstring kick. Penta assumes the position for the audience. Penta ducks the chop of McDonagh. Penta with the overhand chop. Penta surf walks along the ring border.
Penta kicks McDonagh’s legs with a two-count. Penta sends McDonagh to the top turnbuckle. McDonagh kicks Penta to the face. McDonagh achieves the knockdown forearm. Penta with the back elbow smash. Penta with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Penta positions McDonagh on the top turnbuckle. Penta with another overhand chop. McDonagh kicks Penta in the face. Penta blocks a boot from McDonagh. Penta with The Apron Enzuigiri. Penta is distracted by Finn Balor. McDonagh drops Penta with The Death Valley Driver on the ring apron. McDonagh dominates the match during commercial time. McDonagh has Penta hung up in the tree of woe. Penta avoids The Baseball Slide Dropkick. Penta with The Delayed Double Boot for a two count. Penta plays to the crowd. Penta electrifies McDonagh’s chest. Penta with forearm shivers.
McDonagh reverses out of the irish whip by Penta. Penta boots McDonagh in the chest. Penta ducks a clothesline from McDonagh. Penta with The Reverse SlingBlade for a two count. Penta punches McDonagh. Penta with a searing chop. Penta whips McDonagh around the ring. Penta with The Tilt-A-Whirl BackBreaker for a two count. The referee is distracted by Balor. Carlito tugs on Penta’s mask. Penta slaps Carlito with an Enzuigiri. Penta sends Carlito out of the ring. Penta with a Flying Crossbody Block to the outside. Penta rolls McDonagh back into the ring. Balor pulls Penta off of the apron. Balor rolls Penta back into the ring. The Judgment Day has been thrown out by the ringside referee. Penta ascends to the top turnbuckle. Chad Gable surprises Penta from the back. Penta boots Gable away off the apron. Penta gets The SomerSault Plancha. McDonagh slams Penta with a SitOut JawBreaker. McDonagh tries The MoonSault, but Penta dodges him. Penta lands The Mexican Destroyer to get the win.
Winner: PENTA via Pinfall
– We see Grayson Waller talking with Adam Pearce backstage. Waller is trying to talk his way out of his originally planned singles match. Austin Theory walks up to the group. Theory had asked where Waller was. Waller admits to being a bad teammate last week, and he wants to offer Theory the singles match spot. Pearce is not buying this tale that Waller is a solid team player, but he hesitantly signs on the line. Theory is interested to learn about his foe. Waller tells him it’s better he learns in the ring.
Second Match: Sheamus vs. Austin Theory with Grayson Waller
Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Theory using a waist lock go-behind. Sheamus throws Theory across the entire ring. Theory is punching Sheamus in the stomach. Theory is raining down haymakers on Sheamus. Sheamus delivers a forearms to Theory’s mat. Sheamus uppercuts Theory. Theory back elbow smashes Sheamus. Sheamus gut punches Theory. Sheamus uppercuts Theory into the corner of the ring. Theory dives across Sheamus. Theory ducks a clothesline by Sheamus. Theory dropkicks Sheamus. Theory is standing in front of the crowd posing. Sheamus running Polish hammers Theory down. Theory answers back with another back elbow smash. Sheamus reverses the irish whip from Theory. Sheamus with Two Irish Curse BackBreakers. Theory blocks The Texas Cloverleaf. Theory with desparation haymakers. Sheamus repeatedly stomps on the midsection of Theory.
Sheamus applies The Texas Cloverleaf. Theory grasps the bottom rope which causes it to break. Theory spends time regrouping on the outside. Sheamus with a Flying Clothesline. Sheamus is fired up. Theory resumes the match again during commercial time. Theory southpaw haymakers. Sheamus saying bring it to Theory. Theory boots Sheamus in the face. Sheamus with Tilt-A-Whirl Powerslam. Theory head smashes Sheamus face first on the top rope. Theory tries The Roll Through Dropkick, but Sheamus strikes back with Pump Knee Strike for two. Sheamus shoots the anger look at Waller. Sheamus gets up to the top turnbuckle. Theory evades The Flying Clothesline. Theory shoulders Sheamus into the steel ring post. Theory SuperKicks Sheamus. Theory drops Sheamus with The Roll Through BlockBuster for a two count. Theory climbs up the turnbuckles. Sheamus attacks the midsection of Theory. Sheamus with The Avalanche White Noise. Theory starts questioning Waller why he would do this to him? Ten Beats Of The Bodhran. Sheamus knocks down The Brogue Kick to get the victory.
Winner: Sheamus by Pinfall
– Breaking News: Dominik Mysterio is defending his WWE Intercontinental Championship against PENTA at Backlash.
– AJ Styles shows up at The Judgment Day’s Clubhouse. R-Truth must have given him directions. He’s there to give a friendly warning. He doesn’t care who Backlash wins, he’s going for the Intercontinental Championship. Dominik refers to AJ as an old man. AJ is waiting impatiently to finally beat up Dominik. Dominik starts complaining about how difficult it is to be a champion. Dominik instructs Finn Balor to take care of AJ since they have a history between them. Finn goes into a fury for a moment because he felt he needed to clean up Dom’s mess. He’s having fun with Dom and makes him an offer to take out AJ.
– Chad Gable runs into The New Day backstage. Kofi Kingston tells Gable it’s time that American Made and Gable get some respect around here. Xavier Woods suggests that The Creed Brothers get a title match for the World Tag Team Titles instead of The War Raiders. Becky Lynch walks by. Woods tells her it’s messed up what Lyra Valkyria did to her last week. Becky thanks and starts walking towards the direction of the arena.
Becky Lynch & Lyra Valkyria Segment
Becky Lynch: The Man has finally come to Omaha. Wait, I suck? Wait a second, wait a second, because I am very confused as to what is happening here. You guys are treating me like I’m the bad guy. I’m the victim here. I am the victim here. Okay, okay, I rid of Bayley, but when I walked down the ramp at WrestleMania, everybody lost their minds, a lady in the crowd started crying tears of joy. Nobody asked where Bayley was, nobody cared. Of course not, she’s trash. She’s trash, I took out the trash. Everybody is like, oh, good, the trash has been taken out, I say, hey, I took out the trash. All the people are saying, I can’t believe you took out the trash. You don’t say that when a person takes out the trash, you say thank you for taking out the trash. Not just that, I took out the recycling, because that’s what Lyra is, she’s less insulting trash than regular trash, but still trash. And what trash of hers is her attitude. She doesn’t have a dream if it wasn’t for me. She doesn’t have a title if it wasn’t for me. She doesn’t make history if it wasn’t for me. She doesn’t even have a freaking fiance if isn’t for me. And yet I get all of this disrespect. This is what I’m talking about.
Lyra Valkyria: Did you actually just call me, recycling?
Becky Lynch: Yes, I did.
Lyra Valkyria: You’re the recycling queen. You’ve recycled the same moves, the same tired old routine for years. That’s okay, Becky, you do your thing, I don’t care. What I have a problem with you is you acting like you had something to do with my success. The one thing that I want to drive into your head, harder than my foot, is that you didn’t make me. Let me catch you up, since you’ve been out for a while. You went on Holidays, and everyone got better. You went on Holidays, and I made some history of my own. Oh, but you’re what this championship is all about, huh? That’s what you said. That’s rich considering I’ve defended it more days than you’ve shown up to work this year. I get it now, Becky, I get it perfectly. You smashed glass ceilings for women, and for that I will be forever grateful, but you left all the shattered glass on the ground, and the rest of the locker room was just supposed to follow behind you, because you never intended on taking anyone up with you.
Becky Lynch: Okay, no, no, no, no, you’re correct, when I was gone, everybody else had the greatest years of their life. But only because they didn’t have me to compare. And no, no, no, I did not help anyone, I don’t care about anyone, and it’s not my job to help anyone, it’s my job to beat everyone. And I’m truly, truly freaking awesome at my job. I mean, I’m literally the greatest of all time to ever do it. And I’m not the only one who’s saying that I’m the greatest of all time to ever do it. Sports Illustrated’s saying that I’m the greatest of all time to ever do it. So, no matter how good you are, no matter how good you’re gonna be, you’re gonna just be the second after the moment.
Lyra Valkyria: Blimey, said Sports Illustrated, eh? Know what, I’m mistaken, I take it all back. Go ahead, give me a list of your awards, let me help you, don’t leave any out. And what about Becky? What about the first SmackDown Women’s Champion, you were the first woman to main event WrestleMania and win, you were the first Women’s Intercontinental Champion, oh, wait on, that one was me. You hate it, don’t you? You hate the fact that this is my first ever. Well, get used to it, Becky, because as long as I’m around, I hope you like second best.
Becky Lynch: You know, you know what I like?
Valkyria thwarts Becky’s cheap shot. Valkyria sends Becky down with a Spinning Heel Kick. Valkyria approaches ground and pounds her. All hell is loose in Omaha. Valkyria with clubbing shoulder blocks. Valkyria swings Becky around ringside. Valkyria evades the referees. Rockers Punches. Becky tries The Manhandle Slam, but Valkyria gets up. Valkyria delivers The Night Wing to conclude this segment.
Third Match: Iyo Sky vs. Roxanne Perez
Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Side headlock by Sky. Whipping of Sky by Perez to the other end of the ring. Shoulder tackle to send Perez down. Perez dropping down on the canvas. Two clotheslines by Perez and Sky ducks below. Out reversal by Sky of the irish whip of Perez. Perez cartwheels Sky over. Slapping by Perez on the face of Sky. Bow taken by Perez. Perez rolls through a clothesline by Sky. Perez is chased by Sky. Perez tries to do a Swinging Headscissors Takeover, but Sky is able to land on both feet. Perez is instructed by Sky to bring it on. Sky shows her athleticism. Sky dropkicks Perez to the mat. Perez teases The Suicide Dive. Perez dropkicks Sky’s right knee. Perez stomps repeatedly on Sky’s right hamstring. Sky push kicks Perez into the ring. Perez sends Sky to the ring apron. Sky crushes Perez with a forearm smash. Perez shoots back with a Dragon Screw Leg Whip in the ropes. Perez performs The Suicide Dive.
Perez rolls Sky back in the ring. Sky attempts a Suicide Dive of her own. Sky rolls Perez back in the ring. Perez punches Sky in mid-air. Perez viciously stomps on the right knee of Sky. Perez is in complete control of the match during the commercial break. Sky with The Avalanche Arm-Drag. Forearm Exchange. Sky with The Shotei. Sky with The Flapjack. Sky follows up with The Roundhouse Kick for a two count. Sky blocks a punch from Perez. Sky with The Arm-Ringer on the top rope. Sky sends Perez flying with The Missile Dropkick. Sky pops right back up on her feet. Sky plays to the crowd. Sky teases The Bullet Train Attack. Sky starts to favor her right knee. Sky with The Roll Through Double Foot Stomp for the count of two.
Sky with The Bridging German Suplex. Sky tries The Roll Through German Suplex, but Perez turns it around with The Saito Suplex. Sky ducks from a clothesline by Perez. Sky with The Double Underhook BackBreaker. Sky has Perez in the drop zone. Sky climbs to the top turnbuckle. Sky tries Over The MoonSault, but Perez blocks it. Perez with The Tilt-A-Whirl Headscissors Bulldog. Perez uses The Cartwheel Knee Drop for a two count. Perez tees off on Sky. Perez with Spinning Back Kick. Perez tries Pop Rocks, but Sky gets back up. Perez blocks The Roundhouse Kick. Perez with The Dragon Screw Leg Whip. Rollup Exchange. Sky gets Perez’s shoulders down on the mat to win. Perez and Sky shake hands following the match. Giulia blindsides Sky from behind. Giulia and Perez double team Sky. Perez SuperKicks Sky. Giulia The Bow & Arrow Stomps Sky.
Winner: Iyo Sky via Pinfall
– Nebraska Head Football Coach Matt Rhule is present.
Fourth Match: Rusev vs. Otis w/The Alpha Academy
Collar and Elbow Tie Up. That positions us with a quick standoff in the center of the ring. Tight lockup. Rusev drives his knee into Otis midsection. Rusev backhanded Otis in the back of the head. Rusev with some rapid fire haymakers in the corner. Rusev stamps repeatedly on Otis chest. Otis reverses out of Rusev irish whip. Otis brushes off two Rusev clotheslines. Otis rolls under Rusev’s clothesline. Rusev shrugs off Otis’ two clotheslines. Rusev sends Otis into the ropes. Otis ducks a clothesline from Rusev. Spinning Heel Kick by Rusev. Rusev strikes a pose in front of the crowd. Rusev is in complete control of the match during the commercial break. Otis is on the mat. Rusev toys around with Otis. The Overhead Belly to Belly Suplex by Otis over the announce table. Otis disposes of the PRIME Hydration Station.
Otis tosses Rusev into steel ring steps. Otis with clubbing sledges. Otis accidentally clubs the steel ring post. Otis dodges The Roundhouse Kick. Otis sends Rusev crashing to the mat with The Spinning Back Fist. Otis rolls Rusev back into the ring. Otis floors Rusev with The Body Avalanche. Rusev fires back with The Machka Kick. Rusev stamps on Otis back. Rusev makes Otis tap with The Accolade. After the match, Rusev will not break the hold. Akira Tozawa comes into the ring and tells Rusev that he must fight him. Rusev exits the ring. Rusev PowerBombs Tozawa onto Otis. Rusev keeps ramming Otis shoulder first into the ring post over and over again. Rusev takes off Otis t-shirt. Rusev rolls Otis back into the ring. Rusev gives another Machka Kick. Rusev re-applies The Accolade. Adam Pearce, officials and referees are trying to make Rusev release the hold. Natalya had to console Maxxine Dupri ringside.
Winner: Rusev via Submission
GUNTHER, Pat McAfee, Adam Pearce Segment
Adam Pearce: Okay, ladies and gentlemen, let’s see if we can get the show on the road again. Do me a favor, and let me introduce to the ring, at this time, Pat McAfee. And his Saturday adversary at Backlash, “The Ring General” GUNTHER. Gentlemen, we’ve talked about this all day up to here in a face, I’ll say it again for the record, we’ll not have again tonight what happened two weeks ago. So, say what you need to each other’s faces, get it off your chests tonight, because come Saturday at Backlash, talk time is through. The floor is yours. Be professional.
GUNTHER: Well, first of all, don’t worry, I’m not gonna do anything tonight, I’m not gonna ruin that moment for myself. Because fortunately for you, unlike you and your friend out there, I am professional. And you guys shut up, I’ll get back to that later, don’t you worry.
Pat McAfee: I heard you tell you’re a professional, and my friend over there, my friend over there, that guy over there, that walking, talking goat over there. For 28 years, every week of his life, except three times, he has pledged to explore the world for this company. 28 years in a row, 52 weeks a year for this company. He has a right to have an opinion, and since his opinion upset you that much, so much that you just had to flip the switch, and you had to beat up a 60-year-old man, I’ll let you have my opinion of the GUNTHER in front of me, today. Now it’s appropriate that we’re in lovely Omaha, Nebraska, because when I hear Nebraska, I hear the Cornhuskers, hell yeah, Coach Rhule. Emmit, complete animal. Can’t wait to see the boys in the fall get to the top. When I go to Omaha, I think steak, nobody does this town’s meat better, okay, GUNTHER, nobody. And right across from this stadium, is a baseball diamond that has hosted the College Baseball World Series since 1950.
This city is a working hard and dreams come true kind of city. And I think dreams is fitting because I think you and I have a lot in common. Even though I’m from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in the United States of America, and you’re from Vienna, Austria, both of us grew up with the same dream. Both of us grew up wanting to be in this business. Both of us grew up idolizing the superstars of yesterday. And we both grew up, sitting hours and hours in front of our television, watching professional wrestling, thinking that’s what we were destined to do. The problem with you and your aspiration, is you’ve been doing this for 20 years. You’ve been a champion here at WWE for 80% of the duration you’ve worked.
You’ve got jaded. You got to the point where this is no longer a dream for you, this is work for you. To me, every time I enter a WWE facility, I’m stoked about life, baby. I think of 12-year-old me, 11-year-old me, I think of the kids that are out there today, that were just like me, in the top row, hoping that I can get my ass in this ring, and let assholes like you know that they don’t like what you’re about. And what I think you’re doing, at this point, instead of the WALTERING around phase, you don’t want it anymore. You’ve become too damn complacent. It happened to Sami Zayn, it happened to Jey Uso, and on Saturday, you’re gonna look past me, you’re gonna underestimate me, and I’m gonna prove you and all these people, that this iteration of GUNTHER is soft.
GUNTHER: Had a good time at your little daughter’s birthday last week? Two years old, yes? It’s nice. I’m sure it was a very special day for you, as Saturday is a very special day for me, and you just put me in the right mood for it. Because it’s my first match following WrestleMania, and I’m gonna be sharp, I’m gonna be ready, I’m gonna be more focused than I’ve ever been in the past. Don’t you fret that I’m gonna forget you, don’t you fret that I’m gonna undervalue you, I promise you my complete and whole attention. Because Saturday, that bell is gonna ring, and I’m going to beat you up, I’m going to maul you, I’m going to grab you by the head and ram it into this mat. I’m going to choke you out until you drop like a wet towel. Tonight, through my grace, you are invincible, but on Saturday, believe me when I tell you this, on Saturday, only god’s grace can remove my arms from your throat.
GUNTHER shoves McAfee to close out this segment.
– John Cena/Randy Orton Video Package.
– We witness Roxanne Perez speaking with Finn Balor backstage.
– Becky Lynch will be a guest on the Raw Recap Podcast.
– Next week on Raw, Giulia & Roxanne Perez battle Iyo Sky & Rhea Ripley. AJ Styles encounter Finn Balor. And The War Raiders engages American Made.
Fifth Match: Jey Uso (c) vs. Seth Rollins w/Paul Heyman & Bron Breakker For The World Heavyweight Championship
Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Drop step by Rollins into a side headlock. Hammerlock by Rollins. Following a snap mare takeover, Rollins with The Rolling Crucifix for a two count. Rollins is playing mind games with Jey’s head. Nice lockup. Rollins gets a side headlock. Jey whips Rollins to the other side of the ring. Rollins sends Jey down with a shoulder tackle. Rollins sweeps out Jey’s legs. Rollins blocks a boot from Jey. Rollins ducks The Spinning Enzuigiri. Rollins catches his breath on the top turnbuckle. Jey uppercuts Rollins. Shoving contest is brief. Rollins with a knife edge chop. Haymaker Exchange. Rollins thrust kicks Jey’s midsection. Jey dodges The Curb Stomp. Rollins kicks Jey in the stomach. Jey blocks The Pedigree. Jey tries The SuperKick, but Rollins moves back to the outside. Rollins is trying to try to cool down Breakker at ringside. Rollins with a toe kick. Rollins punches Jey in the back. Rollins keeps stomping on Jey’s chest over and over. Rollins headslams Jey on top turnbuckle pad. Rollins is boot choking Jey. Heyman starts singing Rollins theme song. Rollins is trash talking Jey. Rollins whips Jey around the ring. Jey ducks clothesline from Rollins. Jey uppercuts Rollins. Jey with a Spinning Enzuigiri. Jey clotheslines Rollins over the top rope. Jey delivers The Suicide Dive. Rollins goes flying over the announce table.
Rollins takes over the match during the commercial break. Rollins with a running forearm smash. Rollins continues running his mouth. Jey is throwing haymakers at Rollins. Rollins kicks Jey in the stomach. Rollins with rapid fire bodyshots. Rollins is beating up Jey in the corner. The referee warns Rollins. Rollins places Jey on the top turnbuckle. Rollins with a knife edge chop. Jey blocks The SuperPex. Jey HeadButts Rollins. Jey dives over Rollins. Jey ducks under two clotheslines from Rollins. Both guys are knocked down after a Double Crossbody Block. Jey with a flurry of haymakers. Jey with The Samoan Drop. Jey follows that up with The Running Hip Attack for a two count. Rollins fights out of the fireman’s carry position. Rollins runs to the outside. Jey runs after Rollins. Rollins push kick sends Jey to the ringside barricade. Rollins with The Suicide Dive. Rollins rolls Jey back inside the ring. Rollins goes for a Springboard Knee Strike, but Jey reverses on him with The Superkick for a two count.
Rollins blocks The Spear. Rollins BuckleBombs Jey. Rollins goes for The Frog Splash, but Jey ducks out of it. Jey tries The Spear, but Rollins with The Pedigree for the two count. Jey ducks The Curb Stomp. Jey applies The Sleeper Hold. Rollins breaks free with a deep arm-drag. Jey ducks Rollins’ clothesline. Jey Spears Rollins for the two count. Jey climbs to the top turnbuckle. Rollins punches Jey. Jey with repeated headbutts. Breakker comes in for interference. Rollins with The SuperPlex. Rollins with The Roll Through Falcon Arrow. Rollins Curb Stomps Breakker for a two count. Sami Zayn music. Zayn with a Flying Clothesline off the barricade. Zayn tees off on Breakker. Zayn drives Breakker face first into the steel ring post. Jey SuperKicks Rollins. Jey Spears Rollins. Jey Uso Splashs for a two count. Breakker Spears Zayn on the floor. Jey checks on Zayn. Heyman distracts the referee. Heyman distracts the referee with a chair, but Breakker Spears Jey. Breakker rolls Jey back in the ring. Rollins lays out Jey with the Curb Stomp. The theme of CM Punk plays. Punk throws a chair into Breakker’s face. Punk comes into the ring running. The match is cut by the referee. Punk beats down and beats up Rollins and Breakker repeatedly with the steel chair. Punk stands over Jey with Sami, and the show is cut off-air.
Match Result: No-Contest, But Still World Heavyweight Champion, Jey Uso
