WWE Raw Results, Recap, Grade: Big Title Match for Next Week, Survivor Series Team Filled

WWE Raw Results, Recap, Grade: Big Title Match for Next Week, Survivor Series Team Filled

As Survivor Series approaches, WWE Raw has become a home of chaos on a weekly basis. This week’s edition of the WWE’s flagship program was no different, but Randy Ton Rutton’s Survivor Series of Men’s and Women’s Survivors, who are facing internal conflict, came into a corner apart from both teams.

The biggest news from Raw is that a pair of title matches have been scheduled for next Monday with the ability to make major changes to the Survivor Series card. Randy Orr will once again face Drew McIntyre, this time as WWE Champion, after winning the ballot from McIntyre in Hell in a Cell. Also, The Day will defend the Raw Tag title against the Day Heart Business.

CBS Sports was with you all night on Monday bringing you all the results, highlights and grades of this week’s edition of WWE Raw.

Randy Orrton vs. Draw Mc McIntyre

Miz started the show “Miz TV” with John Morrison and said that he would tag Randy Orton later in the day against The New Day and Drew McIntyre. It brought Orton out to claim that Miz was setting up a situation where he was trying to cash in on a money-in-bank contract after the match, but Miz and Morrison said they only wanted to win because it was theirs. Can put in a new line to face. Day for Raw Tag Titles. As a result, a new day unfolded when Orton hit Kofi Kingston with an RKO, prompting McIntyre to go to the ring to attack Orton. Miz hit McIntyre from behind with a briefcase, allowing Orton to finish another part of the RCO.

Drew McIntyre and Ni The Day Deaf. By Randy Or Rutton, The Miz and John Morrison Pinfall McIntyre killed Morrison with Claymore. Before the match, Adam Pierce informed Orton that he had to defend the title against McIntyre on Raw next week. Throughout the match, Orton did his best to avoid being in the ring, not only refusing to be tagged repeatedly in an attempt to stay away from McIntyre, but also not doing any harm that could set him up for the Miss Cash-in. Was. After McIntyre’s departure from Morrison, he requested that Randy be tagged and given a preview of next week’s title match. Instead, Ton Rattan grabbed his belt and walked away. Moments later, McIntyre beat Morrison with Claymore to win.

Again, Orton’s challenge to the title has been a big part of Raw’s recent weeks. This has added a lot of clutter to the top of the card. This is evident when talking about next week’s title match between Week Rotten and McIntyre. Either the man wins the match and goes to Survivor Series to escape the Roman Empire, it makes sense, like Miz cashes in after the match. Nothing great happened in tonight’s show, but compelling stories mean the show is growing exponentially each week. Grade: b

Survivor Series team chaos

Survivor Series Qualifying Match – Puzzle Def. By Elias and Jeff Hardy Pinfall After killing Bro Derek on Elias. The match was very messy, not really living up to the quality you expect from the participants. In the end, Pahel Raw was able to win to become the final member of the men’s Survivor Series team. Backstage, Shims raised the issue with Riddle’s teaming, telling AJ Style that he had no problem kicking Riddle’s head on his thighs. Schmidt was then asked how Stiles was acting as captain, only to announce to Schmidt – and then Braun Strowman – “AJ is not my captain.”

Puzzle and Keith Lee Def. Sheams & Branst Strawman (with special guest referee AJ Styles) by Pinfall When the puzzle hangs shams. Stiles later called the team to the ring in an attempt to bring them together, saying things got worse last week because they were losing the last piece of the puzzle. That, Stiles said, was no longer the case that he added the puzzle. Things quickly became a point of contention between the various members of the team. Ruddle tried to sort things out by giving the team “sick code names”. Styles tried to give an inspiring speech about each member not wanting to be embarrassed by SmackDown, but it fell apart when he called himself captain again, so Styles made a match later that night: Sheamus And Brasten Stromman v. Keith Lee and. Puzzle with yourself as a ghazal referee. This led to a wild match that saw Styles crash again and again and finally beat his own teammate in a fit of rage after Riddle Sheams got angry before counting the fall.

Although WWE found it best to write it this way or if it was due to an epidemic, Survivor Series does not reflect the endless cross-brand attacks. Everyone here is playing the role of a team, not a group of friends but a group of men, such as the big arrogance and their own personal drive. Styles is trying to run a broken plane, and she’s fantastic in the role. Attacks can be fun, but inter-team fighting is better when done well. Grade: B +

What else happened on WWE Raw?

  • 24/7 Championship – R-Truth Def. Gulak (C) pulled to win the title. Gulak introduced himself as a new member of The Heart Business. After asking Gulak if he was serious, the MVP said they were not accepting new members and the group beat him up and left lying. This allows the truth to run and score the pin.
  • Shayna Baszler Def. Lana by submission With Kirifuda clutch. It was light work for Bazler, but as he threw Lana out to the weekly venue at Nia Jacques where Jacques Samoan threw Lana through the announcement table, he was stopped by Dana Brooke and Mandy Rose as issues between Roe members. The Women’s Survivor Series team continues. Lana thanked the pair backstage later in the show, but they quickly blew her away.
  • Nikki Cross faced Alex Bliss backstage And told Blaise to choose either bankruptcy or bankruptcy. Bliss quickly woke up before saying she would choose “him”.
  • United States Championships – Bobby Lashley (C) Def. Tights on Neil by submission With Heart Lock to retain the title. The match ended when On Neil overcame a challenge as Lashley and MVP Survivor were running down Sami Zane before the series. O’Neill pleaded guilty but was soon locked up and released.
  • Asuka (C) D.F. Jacques judged by disqualification In an untitled match after the intervention of Shana Basler. Jacques wanted the match to try to explain why he was made the captain of Ra’s team in the Survivor Series. Asuka landed for a quick start, but Jax countered. The rest of Team Raw joined in April, fighting among themselves. The distraction locked Asuka into Asuka Lock, but Basler ran and kicked Asuka to disable him. Jacques and Basler then attack Brooke and Rose before turning their attention to Lana. This, of course, Jacques hit a Samoan drop through the announcement table before telling Lana that he wasn’t on the team and just before leaving.
  • Angel Garza cut the backstage promo Explaining that he fights all those women to show that they are better than the rest of the men in the world.
  • 24/7 Championship – R-Truth Def. Akira Tozawa to win the title. It started as a seven-a-side match. Nine title changes were made to the segment before R-Trust managed to escape with the belt. Order of the Pinfalls: Akira Tozawa Def. True, Eric Def. Tozawa, Drew Gulak D.F. Eric, Tucker D.F. Gulak, Gulak D.F. Collision, collision D.F. Gulak, Metallic D.F. Collision, Dorado D.F. Metallic, true Dorado.
  • Mustafa Ali Def. Ricochet through submission With a cozy clutch. It was a wonderful demonstration of some great tricks for both men. Ricochet may have won the match, but chose to dive on the retribution at the ringside to stop him from running, which healed Ali and stopped the submission.

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