By German Bustamante – PUBLISHED ON 08/11/2020 AT 01:49
We are shown a plaque commemorating James “Kamala” Harris.
Samoa Joe begins the show in the center of the ring, presiding over the signing of the contract between Seth Rollins, which comes out accompanied by Buddy Murphy, and Dominik. Joe tells Seth that he was hoping to see one of the best fighters of this generation, but all he sees is a little man who because he’s been booed a few times, has embarked on a mission to hurt everyone, and that now he will commit an act as cowardly as facing a child with very little fighting experience. Seth retorts that he has never had a choice, and that all his actions are due to the fact that no one except him is capable of leading this company onto the path of light. Dominik says he will kick his butt at SummerSlam, while wielding a Kendo stick. Seth laughs mephistophelically and says Dominik wouldn’t last ten seconds in standard hand-to-hand combat, and invites him to bring whatever tool he wants to SummerSlam so there will be no doubt about his victory, and he can finish his race before he can. begin. He orders him to leave the ring and have his match against Humberto Carrillo serve as a prelude to what will happen in two weeks.
Seth Rollins (con Buddy Murphy) vs Humberto Carrillo
The combat begins during commercials. Seth lands a chop that is answered by a feint and scissor kick from Carrillo. Seth’s big boot attempt, and the Mexican applies a dropkick. He goes for an Aztec Press attempt from the third rope, but Buddy appears on the edge of the ring to distract him. Dominik sweeps his feet with the Kendo stick. However, Seth takes the air he needs to catch Carrillo in the air by lifting his legs, and then slams him with Powerbomb and Curb Stomp.
Ganador: Seth Rollins via pinfall.
After the fight, Buddy attacks Dominik from behind, and then takes him to the center of the ring, where Seth takes advantage of the numerical advantage to punish him with his own weapon.
It shows a compilation video of last week’s technical malfunctions, and the mysterious attack on the production elements.
Angelo Dawkins (with Bianca Belair) vs Andrade (with Zelina Vega and Angel Garza)
The match begins during commercials, with the two exchanging lariats until Dawkins lands a jab that knocks Andrade out of the ring. Upon returning, the Mexican connects a dropkick and palmstrike, and then gives a superkick and a lock to the chin. Dawkins reverses with punches to the ribs and then tries a spinning fist, but Andrade dodges him to give him a taco kick. Zelina tries to distract Angelo, but Bianca sweeps her feet and grabs her to the ground. This causes the distraction of Andrade, who suffers a spinebuster.
Winner: Angelo Dawkins via pinfall.
Zelina Vega (with Andrade and Angel Garza) vs Bianca Belair (with Angelo Dawkins)
Zelina starts off with a slap, and Bianca responds with a tackle. When the referee tries to separate them, Zelina pokes him in the eyes and then goes for an armbar. Bianca tries to get away by shaking Zelina, but she transitions to a DDT Tornado. Bianca’s Lariat, and Zelina responds with a superkick. He takes her to the third rope to give her a superplex, but Bianca struggles in the corner by elbowing her ribs. Zelina falls but manages to dodge Bianca’s iron. He tries a new lock, but Bianca lifts it with military press and powerbomb.
Winner: Bianca Belair via pinfall.
After the fight, Bianca and Angelo say they will continue investigating to find the person who poisoned Montez Ford, and they trust that they will defend their titles without problems at SummerSlam.
MVP step into the ring, accompanied by Shelton Benjamin and Bobby Lashley, to claim that he was right and obviously there is a conspiracy going around, and that played a trick on him, since it was not Apollo Crews who beat it, if not the distraction of the lights. Apollo comes out to the ring, to tell him that he is sick of hearing his excuses, and promises that at SummerSlam, he will turn off the MVP lights forever. MVP orders Lashley and Benjamin to dispatch Apollo, but he eludes them and then attacks MVP and destroys the VIP Lounge.
Apollo Crews vs Shelton Benjamin (with Bobby Lashley and MVP)
Apollo lands a scissor kick, but when he tries to gain momentum on the ropes, Shelton kicks his chin and then goes on with powerslam and neckbreaker. He continues with stomps and dropkick, and when he goes for a hammer, Apollo responds with a lunge, palmstrike and several tackles at the corner. Shelton responds with tourniquet, and MVP distracts Apollo so Benjamin can finish him off with a roll-up.
Winner: Shelton Benjamin via pinfall.
After the fight, Lashley locks Apollo in a Full Nelson Hold.
On the outskirts of the compound, the same vandal group throws bricks to break a glass door.
Mickie James is interviewed backstage, but is interrupted by Natalya and Lana. Both arrive dressed the same and completing the sentences of the other. Mickie says he expected something so childish from Lana, but says the Canadian has quite a legacy to defend.
The Viking Raiders, Ricochet y Cedric Alexander vs Akira Tozawa y tres ninjas
Ricochet begins with a flying crane against the first ninja, and Alexander dispatches the second with a knee to the chest. The Vikings dispatch the third with a Viking Experience. Akira flees the ring with one last ninja, who is revealed to be R-Truth, which covers Tozawa to regain the title 24/7.
Drew McIntyre is interviewed backstage, where he swears that at SummerSlam he will kick so hard to Randy Orton that he will pray that Evolution runs to help him.
Liv Morgan (con Ruby Riott) vs Peyton Royce (con Billie Kay)
Morgan starts off with an elbow to the chin, and then chases Royce out of the ring to dropkick him against the barricades. Upon returning to the ring, the Australian responds with a spinning heel kick, and a chin lock. Liv gets away with a faebuster, but when Kay tries to distract her, Ruby attacks her, prompting a warning from the referee, triggering a distraction from Liv, and Peyton applies Deja Vu to her.
Winner: Peyton Royce via pinfall.
In a new segment of RAW Underground, Riddick Moss he fights on the outskirts of the ring, until he finally makes his opponent surrender with kicks to the temple.
Asuka vs Bayley (con Sasha Banks)
As Bayley takes off her champion medals, Asuka surprises her with a dropkick. She continues with a slam, but Bayley comes out in two and gives her a double underhook suplex. Kick to the tibia and a bridge suplex, to continue with clothesline for a count of two. She charges the Japanese against the cornerback to continue with an elbow drop, but when she tries to continue with whip, Asuka takes a charge and hip attack. Bayley faces her against the apron, but Asuka elbows her back, and then locks her in a tree of woe to jump onto her left arm. Returning from commercials, Asuka kicks Bayley, but Sasha distracts her so she Bayley takes the initiative, and begins to attack his legs, applying two stomps and a legbreaker. The two swap positions as they battle on the mat, until Asuka leads Bayley to third rope to fire a superplex. Bayley gets away with a header and runs the Bionic Elbow, but it’s not enough for the count of three. He tosses Asuka into the cornerback, and then parodies Kairi Sane. However, Asuka takes advantage of Bayley’s spear clean and jerk to lock her in an Asuka Lock.
Winner: Asuka via pinfall.
In a new segment of RAW Underground, Arturo Ruas emerges victorious after beating his opponent with capoeira moves. Returning from commercials, Daba Katto He beats a small opponent, until he grabs him by the testicular area to twist him. Shane McMahon halts the action and suspends it for two weeks, but not before the Pole has a confrontation with Shayna Baszler, which dispatches all the women in the area.
We are shown a new vignette where RETRIBUTION turns a car in the parking lot.
Randy Orton (con Ric Flair) vs Kevin Owens
Both start with a headlock, until Owens gives him a spinebuster and then sends him to ringside, where he charges him against the steps, and cannonball against the timekeeper’s area. Returning to the ring, Orton spins to attempt an RKO, but Owens is on the lookout for a superkick. Coming back from commercials, the two trade blows at ringside, but Orton has the most momentum, and directs Owens head against the steps. He takes him into the ring and then steps on his heel, and then a knee drop to the face, and chokes to the throat. He takes him out to ringside to hit the commentary table, and then fans him to the ropes to give him a powerslam. He leads the Canadian to the third rope, where they both exchange blows, and Kevin applies a header and Senton Bomb. He tries to finish it off with the Stunner, but Randy dodges and applies an RKO.
Winner: Randy Orton via pinfall..
After the fight, Randy Orton turns to Ric Flair, and tells him that although he had to go through this fight tonight simply because of his ego, he cannot be angry with him, since he is a legend, the dirtiest player that He exists, and has always helped him, even in his darkest moments. He says that after thinking about it for a long time, he realized that if Ric was always there, it is because he has always seen him as the son he would have wanted to have. He warns him that if at SummerSlam, Ric shows any sign of weakness, it will ruin him and Drew alike. Ric responds that if he has always been there, it is because he loves this industry and has always seen the tremendous potential that Randy has. He gives a speech about how he has always tried to take care of Randy, and wants to be there when he breaks his record. The two merge into a hug, before Orton turns around, gives him a low blow, and then the Punt. Drew goes out to help Ric, while Randy flees down the catwalk.
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