WWE RAW Results – Oct. 12, 2026 – The Bloodline vs. 946, Chad Gable vs. Rey Fenix

WWE Raw Results
Oct 12, 2026

October 12, 2026
Boisser City, LA – Brookshire Grocery Arena
Commentary: Joe Tessitore and Corey Graves
Results via Mike Tedesco of WrestleView.com

Quick Match Results

  1. Rey Mysterio defeated Big Cass via Roll-up (pinfall)
  2. Roxanne Perez defeated Chelsea Green via Pop Rox (pinfall)
  3. WWE Intercontinental Championship – Chad Gable defeated Rey Fenix via Grapevine Ankle Lock (submission)
  4. Six-Man Tag Team match – 946 vs. Solo Sikoa & The Usos went to a No Contest

Video: Money in the Bank 2026 Recap

Video: Highlights from Saturday night’s WWE Money in the Bank event in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Pre-Show Arrivals

Joe Tessitore and Corey Graves welcome us to the show. Tessitore says several WWE Superstars are not cleared to compete tonight after Money in the Bank.

The Usos are shown arriving with Solo Sikoa earlier today. The new Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan arrived with The Judgment Day. WWE Intercontinental Champion Chad Gable is here, as well as AAA World Cruiserweight Champion Rey Fénix. “The Ruler” Oba Femi will also appear on tonight’s show.

In-Ring: Penta, Je’Von Evans, Bron Breakker

Penta, the 2026 Men’s Money in the Bank winner, makes his way to the ring. His outfit matches the decorations on his briefcase. All kinds of pyrotechnics go off, from the stage to the ring posts to the Money in the Bank briefcase itself! Penta gets a tremendous reception from the Bossier City crowd. The crowd chants, “You deserve it.” Penta thanks the crowd and the world for the love. The first thing he wants to say is to thank his opponents from Money in the Bank. They have his respect. Penta wants to say something from his heart. For twenty years, he fought for every opportunity in his life. Nothing was given to him because he earned everything. At the last Money in the Bank, he did it one more time. This briefcase means everything to him. The power is in his hands. You don’t know when or where, but when Penta decides to cash in, he will become a World Champion because he is Penta, and he has zero miedo!

Je’Von Evans makes his way to the ring. Evans is limping with his right arm in a sling. Replays are shown of him flying off a ladder and through the roof of an ambulance at Money in the Bank this past Saturday. Penta holds the ropes open for Evans to enter the ring. The crowd chants, “Bouncy.” Evans greets the crowd and says he’s a little messed up. Evans shows off his taped ribs. They tried to send him home, but he said no matter how many broken ribs he has or how hurt his head is, there’s no way that the Young OG will miss an episode of Monday Night Raw. Evans wants to tell Penta something man-to-man, face-to-face. If there’s anybody who deserved the briefcase this year, it’s Penta. Penta nods in respect. Evans says the people said it once, but he’ll say it again. They’re proud of Penta, and so is Evans. Penta deserves it. Penta and Evans embrace.

All of a sudden, Bron Breakker appears in the ring! Evans shoves Penta aside and eats a Spear from Breakker. Penta immediately chases off the co-holder of the World Tag Team Championship. Breakker is fired up and gives a thumbs up to the destruction he caused. The Young OG is gasping for breath after taking a Spear on his broken ribs. WWE officials run out to help him.

Big Cass vs. Rey Mysterio

Big Cass quickly knees the WWE Hall of Famer in the ribs as he charges him. Mysterio sidesteps him and kicks him in the hamstrings before slapping him in the face. Mysterio quickly gets out of the ring as an irate Cass begins to chase him. Mysterio hides behind the steel steps, so Cass kicks them, but Mysterio escapes under the ring. Mysterio then comes off the apron with a seated senton attempt, but Cass catches him. Mysterio punches him and hits a hurricanrana into the barricade. Mysterio gets in the ring, hits the ropes, ducks a big boot, and dropkicks Cass out of the ring. Mysterio goes for a baseball slide, but Cass avoids it and drives him into the barricade. Cass military presses the wrestling legend over the top rope and into the ring… from the floor.

Back from the break, Big Cass lifts Mysterio for a vertical suplex, but Mysterio gets out with knees to the head. Mysterio kicks him in the legs and hits the ropes, but Cass clotheslines him down for a two-count. Cass whips Mysterio into the corner before taunting him. Cass stands Mysterio up in the corner, but Mysterio crumbles down. Cass lifts him again, but Mysterio falls to the mat. Cass pulls him up and puts him on the top rope. Cass backs up and charges, but Mysterio boots him back twice. Mysterio stands on the top rope and hits a flying seated senton. Mysterio hits the ropes and hits a basement seated senton. Mysterio hits the ropes again, but Cass pops up and boots him in the midsection. Cass goes for a powerbomb, but Mysterio punches him down. Cass angrily gets up and charges, but Mysterio drops down and pulls the top rope down to get him out of the ring.

Cass gets up at the ringside, so Mysterio hits him with a 619! Mysterio hits a suicide dive, but Cass catches him. Mysterio fights back and hits a DDT on the floor. Mysterio gets in the ring and wants a coutnout, but Cass trips him to answer the call. Mysterio catches him with a 619 to the ankle, then dropkicks him into position. Mysterio hits the ropes for a 619, but Cass elbows him down. Cass stands him up and hits some vicious elbows to the head. The referee angrily backs him up and warns that she’ll disqualify him if he keeps it up.

The referee checks on Mysterio, so Dragon Lee runs down. Big Cass tries to big boot him off the apron, but Lee avoids it and kicks him in the head. Cass drops into position, so Mysterio connects with a 619. Mysterio springboards off the ropes into the electric chair position, then hits a victory roll for the win!

Winner: Rey Mysterio via Pinfall.

Rey Mysterio quickly bails out of the ring and celebrates with Dragon Lee.

Video: The Bloodline, 946

Replay:Last Monday on Raw, World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns asked The Usos for an update on what’s going on with 946. Raw General Manager Adam Pearce then booked The Usos and Solo Sikoa to face the 946 on next week’s Raw. At Money in the Bank, 946 came out and threatened Roman Reigns, but The Usos and Solo Sikoa attacked. 946 quickly sped off.

Video: 946

Video: The 946 appear on a shaky camera to say they’re going to take out The Bloodline. Jaida Parker says no one is safe.

Backstage: Adam Pearce

Raw General Manager Adam Pearce looks stressed out as he watches the 946 video. Referee Chad Patton walks into his office. Pearce says he’ll referee the main event. It’s not a punishment. He needs a Senior Official in there. Pearce needs Patton to enforce the rules, get a pinfall or submission, and get everyone out in one piece. They shake hands.

Backstage: Judgement Day

Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan is walking with The Judgment Day. We’ll hear from her next.

In-Ring: Liv Morgan, Judgement Day, Chelsea

The new Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan heads to the ring alongside “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio, WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion Raquel Rodriguez, Roxanne Perez, and JD McDonagh. The Judgment Day gets into the ring. Morgan jumps into Mysterio’s arms and holds the title up as pyrotechnics go off. The crowd boos. Morgan says you are now in the presence of the greatest Women’s World Champion of ALLLLL TIME!

After all the injustice Becky Lynch and Stephanie Vaquer have done to her, the Women’s World Champion is back home where it belongs in The Judgment Day. Now, she can focus all of her attention on becoming a two-time Crown Jewel winner.

WWE Women’s Champion Chelsea Green heads to the ring. A loud “Chelsea” chant picks up. Green says she’s not out here to ruin Morgan’s celebration. She just wanted to stand in the ring with the woman she’ll be facing at Crown Jewel. Green respects and admires Morgan’s tenacity. Green is excited for the match, so may the best woman win. Green wants a handshake, but Morgan cackles. Morgan says she won’t shake Green’s pathetic hand. Handshakes are for equals, but they’re not equal. Green isn’t even a fighting champion… or a real champion. Green is looking at one, and Morgan holds the title up. Morgan says it’s hard to take her seriously right now because the only thing remotely threatening about Green is her friend Tiffany Stratton becoming Miss Money in the Bank. Now, Stratton is injured. Morgan has nothing to worry about from a placeholder champion.

Green says she’s ok with Morgan underestimating her. She’s been underestimated for her entire career. Green loves that Morgan is doing it. While Morgan is partying with her minions, she’ll be working day in and day out so that when Crown Jewel comes, Morgan will be on her back, looking at the lights. Green says she is the WWE Women’s Champion. Morgan can underestimate her, but Green will make Morgan respect her. She won’t stand for being called a placeholder champion by Dominik Mysterio’s placeholder girlfriend. Roxanne Perez says Green can’t beat Morgan or Raquel Rodriguez, and she can’t beat The Prodigy. Green challenges her, and they go face-to-face. Referee Danilo Anfibio runs out to separate them.

Chelsea Green vs. Roxanne Perez

We join this match in progress as Chelsea Green and Roxanne Perez are locked up. They break and get into the ring. Perez shoves her, so Green shoves her back. Green blocks a pair of slaps and wrenches Perez’s arm. Perez pulls on Green’s hair and turns the arm wrench on her. Green tries to roll out, but Perez rolls with her. Green hits a drop toehold and rolls Perez up for a two-count. Perez applies a side headlock, but Green whips her off and hits a shoulder tackle. Green rolls over her, applies a side headlock, then hits a takeover. Perez eventually slides away and slaps Green in the face. Perez seems to have caught her on the ear. Green sweeps Perez’s feet and slaps her hard before blowing a kiss to Liv Morgan. Green gets Perez in the ring and avalanches her against the ropes for a one-count.

Green sends Perez into the corner, but Perez sidesteps her and hits a running elbow. Perez angrily clubs Green down. Green fights up and bounces Perez’s face off the turnbuckles. Green goes to the top rope and hits a missile dropkick.

Back from the break, Perez hits Green with a head-scissor into a side Russian leg sweep, but Green doesn’t go down. Green hits a pair of arm drags, followed by a step-up enzuigiri. Green hits a Rough Ryder for a two-count. They clunkily go into a roll-up that looked terrible. They’re fumbling, and this doesn’t look good. Perez hits a head-scissor into a facebuster, followed by a shining wizard for a two-count.

Green fights back and goes for an Un-Pretty-Her, but Perez fights it. Green hits a German Suplex. Liv Morgan grabs Green’s feet, so Green grabs her by the hair. Perez takes Green down and goes for a double jump springboard moonsault, but Green gets her knees up. Raquel Rodriguez gets on the apron, so Green drives Perez into her. Green then hits Rodriguez and Perez with a suicide dive. Green gets Perez in the ring and sends Morgan over the commentary table. Perez catches Green with Pop Rox as she gets in the ring for the win.

Winner: Roxanne Perez via Pinfall.

Liv Morgan gets in Green’s face, so Green slaps her HARD. Rodriguez and Perez double-team Green, holding her up for Morgan to hit an Ob-Liv-ion. Morgan puts a foot on Green and holds up the title.

Backstage: The Usos, Solo Sikoa

The Usos are preparing for the match against the 946 later tonight when Solo Sikoa walks in. The Usos want to make sure that Sikoa takes orders from the captains, but Sikoa isn’t willing.

Backstage: Oba Femi

“The Ruler” Oba Femi is walking backstage. We’ll hear from him next.

Video: Je’Von Evans, Bron Breakker

Wendy’s Made to Order Moment: Je’Von Evans’ bump through the ambulance roof at Money in the Bank is highlighted with the various international commentary team calls.

In-Ring: Oba Femi, Paul Heyman

“The Ruler” Oba Femi comes out to a huge reaction. Femi says The Ruler is in a very good mood tonight. They might be wondering why, so he asks if they saw Money in the Bank and what he did to Bronson Reed. Femi was told there would be Tsunami after Tsunami, but he got to Louisiana. All he saw was still waters and blue skies. It dawned on him that there are no Tsunamis in Louisiana, especially in Bossier City. Reed didn’t understand the hype, so Femi gave him a crash course. Reed learned his lesson at the end of the match. It’s the same lesson Bron Breakker learned last month. It doesn’t matter how big or strong you are, how many matches you’ve had, who your cousins are… everyone will bend the knee! Every last one. Now that The Vision understands that, Femi can leave them in the rearview mirror as he fulfills his destiny.

“Ladies and gentlemen!”

Paul Heyman charges out to the stage. Heyman says he is so glad Femi used the word destiny. This is Femi’s destiny. Heyman warned Bronson Reed that he’d have to hit him with Tsunami after Tsunami after Tsunami after Tsunami after Tsunami… but he only got one Tsunami, and Femi kicked out. No man has ever kicked out of Bronson Reed’s Tsunami, but Oba Femi did. An “Oba” chant fires up. Heyman says he agrees with the crowd 100% before asking Femi if he can get into the ring. Femi allows him in. Heyman says when we look toward the future of WWE, Femi is the guy. Heyman could not believe what he was watching at Money in the Bank. Femi was better on Saturday night than he was at WrestleMania and SummerSlam against Brock Lesnar. It’s not like Femi had to improve at all. There’s no stopping Femi. He’s not just a guy or the guy… he’s THE guy to lead them into the future.

That is what brings Heyman to his point, but Femi cuts him off. Femi says after everything they’ve been through and done this year… Heyman starts to talk, but Femi calmly takes the microphone and tosses it out of the ring. Femi puts a hand on his shoulder. Femi says, with all due respect, he’s not Brock Lesnar or Roman Reigns. Those are Paul Heyman Guys. Femi says, “I am an Oba Femi Guy!” Femi then leaves the ring as Heyman looks relieved to still be alive.

Backstage: Adam Pearce, IYO SKY, Lyra Valkyria, Bayley, Judgement Day

Raw General Manager Adam Pearce is speaking with IYO SKY when Lyra Valkyria interrupts. What is Pearce going to do about Bayley? Valkyria sees Bayley watching her from offscreen. Pearce says Bayley works here, so what can he do? Valkyria runs off frustratedly, so Bayley calmly follows. Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez walk up. Perez wants a WWE Women’s Championship match, but Pearce tells her to take it up with Nick Aldis on SmackDown. Pearce says he’s talking to Sky. Rodriguez says she’s been around long enough to remember when Sky mattered. Sky is furious and tells Pearce she’s found her next challenge.

Backstage: LA Knight, Solo Sikoa

Jackie Redmond is backstage with a somber LA Knight. Knight says he’s not looking for flowers. He didn’t get what he was looking for. Solo Sikoa comes over and says Knight had a hell of a match against Roman Reigns. Knight asks Sikoa about teaming with The Bloodline. Sikoa says he’s not back with them, but Knight says he doesn’t have to explain it. Sikoa asks if they’re good. Knight takes a long pause and says they’re good.

Tonight’s main event will see The Usos and Solo Sikoa take on the 946 in a 6-Man Tag Team Match.

WWE Intercontinental Championship
Rey Fenix vs. Chad Gable (c)

The bell rings, and they lock up. Gable applies a waistlock before going to a side headlock. Fénix whips him off and hits a drop toehold. Gable avoids a basement dropkick and covers for a no count. Gable gets up and avoids a kick before they wind up in a stalemate. Gable shakes hands with Fénix, and they begin exchanging forearms. Fénix chops Gable. Gable reverses a whip and misses two strikes before Fénix hits a running hurricanrana. Fénix ducks a clothesline and goes for a head-scissor, but Gable counters into an Ankle Lock attempt. Fénix immediately gets to the bottom rope and kicks him back. Gable charges, but Fénix hits a monkey flip over the top rope. Fénix then rolls out of the ring and hits Gable with a head-scissor takeover into the LED ring apron. Fénix leaps up to the second turnbuckle and hits a moonsault block to the floor!

Back from the break, Gable gets out of a double-arm suplex. Fénix twists through the ropes and shoulders Gable back. Fénix goes for a slingshot, but Gable counters with a mid-air transition into a northern lights suplex for a two-count. Fénix hits an arm drag, but Gable fires back with a side Russian leg sweep. Gable quickly goes to the top rope and hits a beautiful moonsault for a near fall.

Gable slowly gets up and pulls Fénix to his feet. Gable goes for Chaos Theory, but Fénix holds the ropes, backflips over him, and goes for a wheelbarrow German Suplex. Gable lands on his feet and tries for an Ankle Lock. Fénix kicks Gable in the face several times. Fénix blocks a kick and hits a kicking combo before going for a handspring back elbow, but Gable catches him and throws him down for a two-count. Gable tries to throw Fénix out of the ring, but Fénix twists into the ring and stuns Gable with a stiff kick. Fénix jumps at him, but Gable counters into an Angle Slam! 1… 2… Fénix kicks out.

The crowd chants, “This is awesome.” Fénix rolls to the apron and to the floor. Gable gets on the apron and grabs, but Fénix sweeps his feet. Fénix charges and kicks Gable in the face. Fénix then comes off the apron with a missile dropkick, sending Gable flying into the barricade. Fénix backs up and charges, but Gable hits an overhead belly-to-belly suplex into the barricade! Fénix lands on his head! Gable gets Fénix in the ring. Fénix catches him with a WILD rolling cutter! 1… 2… Gable kicks out!

We return from the break to see Fénix cover Gable for a near fall. Moments before, Fénix caught Gable with a superkick out of mid-air, followed by a sit-out double-arm facebuster.

Back to live action, Gable hits Fénix with a trio of German Suplexes for a near fall. Gable cannot believe it. Both men are down, but Gable is the first to stir and head to the top rope. Fénix quickly rolls and hits a Shotei uppercut to stun Gable on the top rope. Fénix catapults to the top rope, stands up there with Gable, and hits a WILD super hurricanrana. Fénix hits a double jump springboard moonsault block for a near fall! Fénix takes a moment to recover and goes to the top rope to run and hit Gable with a kick to the face. ¡Adiós, Amigos! Fénix then goes back to the top rope for a Low Down Frog Splash! 1… 2… Gable somehow kicks out.

Fénix stuns Gable with a running kick and puts him back on the top rope. Fénix chops Gable and goes for a Mexican Muscle Buster. Gable slides off and sends him into the ropes. Fénix twists into the ring and goes for a kick, but Gable ducks and locks him in an Ankle Lock! Fénix counters out and puts the Ankle Lock on Gable! Gable quickly twists and takes Fénix down before putting the Ankle Lock back on in the middle of the ring! Fénix turns over and viciously kicks Gable in the face, immediately drawing blood from his nose! Unreal. Gable grapevines the leg, but Fénix manages to twist to the bottom rope to break the hold.

The crowd is stunned and chants, “This is awesome!” Fénix is struggling to get up on his injured ankle. Fénix sidesteps Gable and sends him into the corner, but Gable fires back with a German Suplex into the turnbuckles! Gable heads to the top rope, but Fénix stumbles on his injured ankle and hits the ropes, crotching Gable. Fénix goes for a Mexican Muscle Buster, hobbling as he walks to the center of the ring. Gable manages to twist out and puts the Ankle Lock on, grapevining the leg in the middle of the ring! Fénix tries to fight through the pain, but he has to submit!

Winner: Chad Gable via Submission to retain the WWE Intercontinental Championship.

Chad Gable looks down at Rey Fénix and helps him to his feet. Fénix raises Gable’s arm in respect.

Backstage: The Usos, Solo Sikoa

The Usos and Solo Sikoa are warming up for the main event.

Backstage: Stephanie Vaquer, Becky Lynch

Byron Saxton is outside the Doctor/Trainer’s Room. Stephanie Vaquer is being treated for an ankle injury from Money in the Bank. Vaquer comes out on crutches and says she’ll be ok. Saxton asks about losing the Women’s World Championship at Money in the Bank. Vaquer says she’s disappointed, but when she loses, she gets stronger. Becky Lynch comes out and taunts her. Vaquer lost the match. Lynch didn’t. Vaquer says she doesn’t respect Lynch after Money in the Bank. Vaquer says she doesn’t have to be the champion to kick Lynch’s ass. Lynch tells her not to wait too long.

Video: Crown Jewel 2026, Roman Reigns, Sami Zayn

The Men’s Crown Jewel Championship will be decided as World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns faces Undisputed WWE Champion Sami Zayn.

Next Week’s Show Card Rundown

Next week on Raw, World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns returns to the show. JD McDonagh will also look for revenge against Joe Hendry.

Backstage: Rey Fenix, “All Ego” Ethan Page, Chad Gable

Jackie Redmond is backstage with AAA World Cruiserweight Champion Rey Fénix, who is struggling to stand. Fénix says he’d love to face Chad Gable again. “All Ego” Ethan Page says Fénix did a tremendous job squandering Page’s opportunity. Page says Fénix can’t beat Gable, so he needs to stay out of the way of his opportunities. Page leaves, but he returns to blindside Fénix, driving him into a pile of road crates. Chad Gable runs over for the save.

Backstage: 946

Jaida Parker is lurking in the shadows and pounds on a box truck. Out steps the 946. The main event is next.

Six-Man Tag Team Match
946 (Royce Keys & OTM (Bronco Nima & Lucien Price)) vs. Solo Sikoa & The Usos (Jimmy & Jey Uso)

The 946 head to the ring through the crowd. They reach the ringside area, and Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, and Lucien Price stand on the commentary table. Jaida Parker sits in front of them.

As The Usos and Solo Sikoa head to the ring, Jaida Parker stands on the apron and verbally taunts them. The 946 get on the apron and join her. The Usos and Solo Sikoa stand on the opposite apron and stare back. A LOUD “YEET” chant fires up.

The Usos and Solo Sikoa get in the ring, ready to square off against The 946. They start brawling as the bell rings. Keys and Sikoa immediately spill out of the ring. Keys sends Sikoa into the timekeeper’s area. Keys then gets in the ring and hits Jey and Jimmy with a pair of clotheslines. Keys grabs Jey and whips him into a big boot from Nima. Keys pulls Jimmy up and sends him into a headbutt from Price. The 946 is standing tall. Nima forearms Jey in the head. Keys goes outside to retrieve Sikoa, but Sikoa launches a chair into his head! Nima attacks Sikoa, so Jey hits him with a suicide dive. Price joins in, so Jey gets involved. Jimmy then comes off the top rope with a twisting senton onto everyone on the floor!

Picture-in-Picture Commercial Break: After taking a moment to recover, Jimmy rolls Price into the ring and chops him. Price reverses a whip, but Jimmy holds the ropes and boots him back. Keys chop blocks Jimmy, and Price connects with a clothesline. Keys makes the first official tag of the match and punches Jimmy in the midsection. Keys stomps away at Jimmy before Nima tags in. Jey is knocked to the floor before Nima starts punching Jimmy. Nima chokes Jimmy on the middle rope before Price boots him in the head. Nima whips Jimmy hard into the corner and tags Price back in.

Back from the break, Price holds Jimmy up. Jimmy boots Nima back and elbows Price. Nima quickly clubs Jimmy down and talks some trash. Nima grabs Jimmy’s arm and climbs to the top rope, then comes down with a stomp. Nima knocks Jey and Sikoa off the apron before sending Jimmy’s shoulder into the ring post. Nima taunts the crowd as Price attacks Jimmy, driving him into the LED apron. Nima puts Jimmy back into the ring and tags Keys in. Keys jabs away at Jimmy and tags Price in. Price gets in a three-point stance and clobbers Jimmy with a charging corner clothesline. Price defiantly puts a one in the air to mock The Bloodline. Price talks trash to Jimmy, but Jimmy fights up. Price blocks a kick and spins him, but Jimmy counters with an enzuigiri. Keys tags in and knocks Sikoa and Jey off the apron before a tag can be made. Keys avalanches Jimmy in the corner.

Price tags in, and then Nima. Nima shouts that this is too easy. Nima and Price lift Jimmy for a double-team slam, but Jey comes in and saves his brother. The Usos rock Nima and Price with superkicks. Jey then spears Nima down.

Sikoa stomps up to the apron and looks for a tag. Sikoa and Keys tag in to a huge ovation. Sikoa hits a pair of clotheslines before sending Keys into the ropes. Sikoa lowers his head and eats a kick, but he doesn’t feel it. Sikoa then hits a Samoan Drop. Sikoa avalanches Keys in the corner, and Keys drops down. Sikoa turns to look at Keys a la his father, Rikishi. Sikoa crushes Keys with a running hip attack, then follows up with a Spinning Solo. 1… 2… Parker pulls the referee out of the ring and sends him over the barricade!

Sikoa is irate and shouts at Parker. Nima tries to blindside him, but Sikoa sends him out of the ring. Nima quickly pulls Sikoa out of the ring and drives him into the ring post. Jimmy comes off the steps and takes Nima out. Price slams Jimmy on the apron. Jey superkicks Price. The Usos then crush Price with stereo superkicks and dump him into the crowd. Nima then knocks The Usos into the crowd. Price and Nima brawl with The Usos in the crowd. Price and Nima use garbage cans against The Usos.

At the ringside area, Keys is clearing off the commentary table. Keys hits Sikoa with the steel steps and positions them in front of the table. Price and Nima are double-teaming Jimmy. Jey then comes off the top of the tunnel entrance to take Price and Nima out with a plancha! Wow! That was a tough landing. Jaida Parker is now standing up there! Parker comes off the railing with a crossbody block onto The Usos! What?!

Keys is attacking Sikoa in front of the commentary table, leaving Sikoa wobbling on the steps. Keys goozles him and talks trash, but Sikoa elbows him and crushes Keys with a Samoan Drop through the table! Sikoa gets Keys in the ring and goes to the top rope for a massive splash. Sikoa sets up for a Samoan Spike, but a masked man gets in the ring and hits him with a crowbar. It’s Carmelo Hayes! Hayes helps Keys up. Keys holds Sikoa up, and Hayes hits him in the midsection with the crowbar. Keys then hits Sikoa with a spinebuster.

The 946 brutally attack The Usos as they try to get in the ring to help their little brother. Nima and Price hold Jimmy up, and Hayes hits him with the crowbar. Hayes then smashes it off Jimmy’s spine. They hold Jey, and Hayes smashes him with the crowbar. Price and Nima then grab Jimmy for a double-team Angle Slam. The 946 stands tall in the ring. Keys grabs Jey and says, “You let his ass know, ain’t nobody safe! You tell him that!” The annoying crew member who whistles to cue everyone to pose whistles loudly, so 946 poses in the center of the ring over the carnage of The Usos and Solo Sikoa.

Winner: none.

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