WWE Raw Results 4/15/24
Bell Centre
Montreal, Canada
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Commentators: (Michael Cole & Pat McAfee)
Ring Announcer: Samantha Irvin
Transcription by Josh Lopez
Rhea Ripley & Liv Morgan Segment
Rhea Ripley:So, obviously you guys know what’s going on right now, right? After the attack last week from Liv Morgan, I’ve now been told that I’m stuck on the bench for quite a few months. I’ve also been informed, I don’t care, I’m flustered, okay? I’m angry, right now. I’m pissed off. You know why? Because I’ve been told that I need to vacate the one thing that means the most to me, my Women’s World Championship. Yes, it is. This, right here, this championship, this means the most to me in my entire life, and that’s why this is so painful. Revenge tour. This is only because of your stupid revenge tour, Liv. Are you kidding me? Because of your revenge tour, are you bloody killing me right now?
You know, I could’ve actually had some respect for you if you decided to go face-to-face. But instead, you decided to blindside me, like the coward that I know you are. And I understand, because I would’ve dropped you exactly where you stood. So, this is a warning to whoever wins my Women’s World Championship. When I come back, I’m coming back for blood. But I’m not just going to be gone because of an injury, I’m going to be gone because when I find Liv back there, I swear, they are going to have to lock me up in Montreal jail. Let her go. Come on, come get me.
Adam Pearce and security guards are trying to prevent Ripley from getting into a brawl with Liv Morgan on the stage. Ripley proceeds to headbutt one of the security guards to close the segment.
– Rhea Ripley shared a nice embrace with The Judgment Day in the backstage area. Ripley tells the boys to keep The Judgment Day on top.
First Match: Sheamus vs. Ivar
Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Sheamus applies a side headlock. Ivar whips Sheamus across the ring. Shoulder Block Exchange. Ivar shoves Sheamus. Forearm Exchange. Ivar reverses out of the irish whip from Sheamus. Sheamus ducks a clothesline from Ivar. Sheamus drops Ivar with a shoulder tackle. Ivar slams Sheamus head on the top rope. Ivar ascends to the top turnbuckle. Sheamus is throwing haymakers at Ivar. Sheamus with The Avalanche White Noise. Ivar regains control of the match during the commercial break.
Sheamus with heavy bodyshots. Sheamus with a Tilt-A-Whirl Powerslam. Ten Beats Of The Bodhran. Ivar fights out of the fireman’s carry position. Ivar kicks Sheamus in the face. Ivar drops Sheamus with The Spinning Heel Kick. Ivar with The Flying Splash for a two count. Sheamus tells Ivar to bring it. Ivar is raining down haymakers in the corner. SecondForearm Exchange. Ivar cartwheels around Sheamus. Ivar drives his knee into the midsection of Sheamus. Ivar goes for a Springboard Clothesline, but Sheamus counters with a Pump Knee Strike. Sheamus delivers The Knee Cap. Sheamus connects with The Brogue Kick to pickup the victory.
Winner: Sheamus via Pinfall
– We got a video package hyping up tonight’s main event with Sami Zayn and Chad Gable.
Triple H Announcement
Triple H:You guys are on fire tonight, I got to tell you that. It is hard to believe that it was only eight days ago that we were in the midst of the biggest WrestleMania of all-time. WrestleMania 40, Kingdoms Fell, Nightmares Began. And a whole new era started.
Adam Pearce: And that new era certainly began for the tag team division. The talent, the passion, the depth, it’s never been stronger, it’s never been deeper. We walked into WrestleMania with one set of tag team champs, and we walked out with two. That’s why Raw and SmackDown deserve titles that they can be proud of going into that new era. What do you say, boss, should we bring the champs out?
Triple H: You want to see the champs?
Adam Pearce:Montreal, please help me in welcoming The Awesome Truth.
Triple H:Let me be the first to say, what’s up? Also, congratulations. In probably the biggest tag match in history, the two of you made history. And Truth, I got to say from a personal perspective, seeing you have that WrestleMania moment was, to quote him, awesome. But here’s the thing, it’s a new era, and if you’re going to represent this brand, if you’re going to represent those tag team championships, you need to do it in a way that represents a whole new era. So, going forward, from now, you will be known as the World Tag Team Champions. And you will be wearing these.
Hunter revealed the new World Tag Team Title Belts.
R-Truth: Did you all see that? Look, now, I have seen a rabbit come out of a hat, I’ve seen birds come out of a hat, I even see them cut a lady in half, and she got up and walked away. But I have never seen a trick like that. Look, I know a good magician when I see one. He just made titles appear out of thin oxygen. That boy good. Right? I know a good magician when I see one.
Triple H: Miz, can you please?
The Miz: He’s not a magician.
R-Truth: That’s exactly what a magician would say. But I have to admit, I don’t trust magicians now after Little Jimmy. Everybody used to see Little Jimmy, so what else are you hiding from us?
The Miz: Truth, I got this. This is exactly what we wanted. This is one of the most important times in WWE history. This is our chance to elevate the tag team division. Our chance to take these new titles to new heights. That’s why Adam Pearce and Triple H are here.
R-Truth: Triple H? Where’s Triple H at? Wait a minute, this Houdini got you fooled, too. You are a crafty genie, are you? But I see right through you, Tommaso Ciampa.
The Miz: Let me just try one more thing, because we are in Montreal. I think they’re ready for Sami Zayn. But let me just try to explain, these are our new tag team title belts?
Awesome Truth starts a yes chant in French.
Triple H: Can I just go, please? Hold on.
Hunter hands the new title belts over to Awesome Truth.
Triple H: Adam, good luck, it’s all yours.
Adam Pearce: Guys, you made the boss leave the ring. Why did you do that?
R-Truth: Triple H is not out here, dog.
Adam Pearce: Okay, since we crowned our new world tag team champions, and some of us still have brain cells that function, I guess the only thing we have to do is figure out who your first challenger will be. Because it is time for the Triple Threat Match to determine the number one contender for the World Tag Team Championship. And it happens right now.
– There was a QR code that flashed on the screen during The New Day’s entrance.
Second Match: DIY vs. The Creed Brothers vs. The New Day In A Triple Threat Match To Determine The Number One Contenders For The World Tag Team Championship
The Awesome Truth is watching this match from the ringside area. Johnny Gargano, Brutus Creed and Xavier Woods will start things off. Forearm Exchange. Woods transitions into a corner mount. Gargano and Woods take turns teeing off on Brutus. Brutus fires back with two forearms. Brutus goes for a Bodyslam, but Woods lands back on his feet. Rollup Exchange. Brutus uses Gargano as a weapon. Brutus with a double clothesline. Brutus tags in Julius. The Creeds go for Stereo Suplex’s, but Ciampa and Kofi get in the way. Stereo Dropkicks. DIY are brawling with New Day. Stereo Irish Whip. New Day knocks The Creeds off the ring apron. DIY dumps New Day out of the ring. Stereo Pump Knee Strikes. The Creeds catch DIY in mid-air. New Day lands Stereo SomerSault Planchas.
Chop/Forearm Exchange. Ciampa kicks Kofi in the face. Second Forearm Exchange. Ciampa with three overhand chops. Julius answers with a Rising Knee Strike. Kofi goes for The Trouble In Paradise, but Julius counters with The Ankle Lock. Ciampa drops Julius with a Pump Knee Strike. Brutus with The Polish Hammer. Woods delivers The Missile Dropkick. Gargano with The Slingshot Spear. Kofi responds with a Jumping Knee Strike. Julius with The Exploder Suplex. Julius goes for The Standing MoonSault, but Kofi gets his knees up in the air. Gargano SuperKicks Julius. Gargano with a Roundhouse Kick to Kofi. Double Enzuigiri. Gargano takes out Brutus and Woods with a Cannonball Senton off the apron. Ciampa hits Project Ciampa for a two count. Ciampa pays homage to Triple H. Kofi denies The Pedigree. Kofi tags in Woods.
Woods with The Apron Enzuigiri. Woods with a Tornado DDT. Gargano sends Woods to the corner. Woods kicks Gargano in the face. Woods with The Honor Roll. Woods nails Brutus with The Bell Clap. Woods ducks under two clotheslines from Brutus. Woods slides under Brutus legs. Woods with The Rolling Elbow. Woods tags in Kofi. Ciampa kicks Woods in the face. Kofi with a Flying Head Kick. Woods sends Ciampa shoulder first into the steel ring post. Assisted Famouser for a two count. Julius with a series of suplexes. Julius tags in Brutus. Brutus with a Double Body Avalanche. The Creeds with Stereo Bridging Northern Lights Suplex’s for a two count. Brutus tags in Julius. Woods SuperKicks Brutus. Julius decks Ciampa with a back elbow smash. Woods made the blind tag. Julius with The SuperPlex. Woods connects with The Limit Break. DIY plants Woods with Meeting In The Middle to pickup the victory.
Winner: DIY via Pinfall
– Jackie Redmond had a backstage interview with Drew McIntyre. He’s seeming to be in a gleeful mood for a moment despite rewatching CM Punk costing him an opportunity at the World Heavyweight Championship. McIntyre kicks down the TV Monitor and walks away.
Third Match: Candice LeRae & Indi Hartwell vs. Ivy Nile & Maxxine Dupri
Indi Hartwell and Ivy Nile will start things off. Nile drop steps into a side headlock. Nile transitions into a front face lock. Nile goes into the lateral press for a one count. Nile grabs a side headlock. Hartwell whips Nile across the ring. Nile with The Sunset Flip for a two count. Nile dropkicks Hartwell. Hartwell blocks a boot from Nile. Nile with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Nile tags in Dupri. Dupri with a Flying Crossboyd Block. Dupri kicks Hartwell in the gut. Dupri talks smack to LeRae. Dupri with The Bridging Fisherman’s Suplex for a two count. Dupri tells LeRae to bring it. Hartwell drops Dupri with a short-arm clothesline. Hartwell tags in LeRae.
LeRae transitions into a ground and pound attack. LeRae drives Dupri face first into the canvas. LeRae is choking Dupri with her boot. LeRae sends Dupri back first into the turnbuckles. LeRae taunts Nile. LeRae is throwing haymakers at Dupri. LeRae tags in Hartwell. Hartwell stops Dupri in her tracks. Dupri uses her feet to create separation. LeRae tags herself in. LeRae drags Dupri away from Nile. LeRae dodges The Step Up Enzuigiri. LeRae takes a swipe at Nile. Durpi drives her knee into the midsection of LeRae. Dupri drops Nile with The DDT. Dupri went for the hot tag, but the referee was trying to get Hartwell out of the ring. Hartwell connects with The Big Boot. Hartwell puts LeRae on top of Dupri to pickup the victory.
Winner: Candice LeRae & Indi Hartwell via Pinfall
– We see Damian Priest typing to hype up The Judgment Day in the clubhouse. Tonight, Dominik needs to show Andrade El Idolo that you don’t mess with The Judgment Day. Finn says that they should be focus on getting their tag team titles back, so he doesn’t know why he’s having a match with Jey Uso. Priest says that he needs Balor to teach Jey a lesson. At Backlash, Priest is going to teach Jey the meaning of pain. Is Balor okay with that? Balor gives Priest a fist bump on his way out.
Chad Gable Interview
Jackie Redmond: Chad, I appreciate the time, obviously a huge opportunity for you tonight, and potentially the biggest match of your entire career. Could you explain just how much winning this title would mean to you?
Chad Gable: It’s everything. It’s validation. Vindication for all the training. My ten plus years here in WWE. And proving it to myself. And my mood is high, and I’m excited, it’s going to be a good night.
Jackie Redmond: I can feel the good energy coming off of you, but I would be remiss if I didn’t ask about what’s expected to be a very loud crowd here tonight at the Bell Centre, in support of your opposition, Sami Zayn. How have you prepared for that?
Chad Gable: Look, when I made the Olympic team in 2012, I was a Minnesota guy in Iowa, okay. Now, what that means to someone who doesn’t know, not one person in that building wanted me to win that match, but I did, and I’m going to do the same thing tonight against Sami. He’s one of the best we got, but through letting me train him for the last few weeks, he showed me all of his weaknesses. And tonight, Master Gable is going to expose him.
Fourth Match: Andrade El Idolo vs. Dominik Mysterio w/JD McDonagh
Mysterio wants Idolo to shake his hand. Mysterio slaps Idolo in the chest. Mysterio immediately retreats to the corner. The referee is trying to create separation. Mysterio kicks Idolo in the gut. Mysterio applies a side headlock. Idolo whips Mysterio across the ring. Idolo drops Mysterio with a shoulder tackle. Idolo with a knife edge chop. Mysterio reverses out of the irish whip from Idolo. Idolo rocks Mysterio with a forearm smash. Idolo with a Flying Crossbody Block for a two count. Three Amigos Exchange. Idolo gets distracted by McDoagh. Mysterio knocks Idolo off the top turnbuckle. Mysterio poses for the crowd. Mysterio has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Idolo with heavy bodyshots. Idolo with forearm shivers. Idolo follows that with Two Dragon Screw Leg Whips.
Idolo ducks a clothesline from Mysterio. Idolo with a flying forearm knockdown. Idolo pops back on his feet. Idolo plays to the crowd. Idolo with The Shotgun Meteora for a two count. Idolo drags Mysterio to the corner. Idolo goes for The Split Legged MoonSault, but Mysterio ducks out of the way. Mysterio goes for a Vertical Suplex, but Idolo blocks it. Idolo with a blistering chop. Mysterio responds with a toe kick. Mysterio drills Idolo with The Canadian Destroyer on the ring apron. Mysterio rolls Idolo back into the ring. Mysterio hooks the outside leg for a two count. Mysterio tells Idolo to get up. Mysterio dropkicks Idolo into the middle rope. Mysterio goes for The 619, but Idolo counters with The Discus Back Elbow. Idolo blasts McDonagh off the apron. Idolo connects with The Message to pickup the victory. After the match, McDonagh attacks Idolo from behind. The Judgment Day gangs up on Idolo. Ricochet storms into the ring to make the save.
Winner: Andrade El Idolo via Pinfall
– We got a video recap of Solo Sikoa turning his back on Jimmy Uso on SmackDown. Plus, the introduction of Tama Tonga to The Bloodline.
Jey Uso Interview
Cathy Kelley: Jey, excuse me, I know that you’re preparing for your match tonight against Finn Balor. But I was hoping I could get a comment regarding Tama Tonga attacking your brother Jimmy Uso this past Friday on SmackDown.
Jey Uso: Yeah, Cathy, when you’re messing with The Bloodline over there, you’re going down a deep, dark, and dangerous road. I mean, they are adding members that we don’t even know about. As far as Jimmy goes, I mean, I told him to come with me. But look, I need to constraint on Finn Balor tonight. Finn Balor is about to catch this YEETDown on Monday Night Raw. YEET, Cathy.
Fifth Match: Katana Chance & Kayden Carter vs. Chelsea Green & Piper Niven
Kayden Carter and Piper Niven will start things off. Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Niven shoves Carter. Carter tags in Chance. Chance ducks a clothesline from Niven. Chance and Carter doubleteam Niven in the corner. Niven with a double clothesline. Niven poses for the crowd. Niven tugs on Chance’s hair. Niven applies The Cobra Clutch. Green tags herself in. Right Hand/Short-Arm Clothesline Combination for a two count.
Green talks smack to the crowd. Chance kicks Green in the face. Chance with a drop toe hold into the middle turnbuckle pad. Chance tags in Carter. Running Meteora/SuperKick Combination for a two count. Green slaps Carter in the face. Carter applies a hammerlock. Carter is lighting up Green’s chest. Carter with The Hammerlock Flatliner. Carter puts Green on her shoulders. Niven catches Chance in mid-air. Niven with The Fallaway Slam. Carter with a Leg Drop to Green. Niven connects with a Diving Crossbody Splash. Green rolls Carter over to pickup the victory.
Winner: Chelsea Green & Piper Niven via Pinfall
– Cathy Kelley had a backstage interview with Liv Morgan. Is the announcement of Rhea Ripley vacating the Women’s World Championship the end of The Liv Morgan Revenge Tour? Liv is kind of confused by the reaction from the crowd tonight. She’s walking around backstage, and people are looking at her as if she did something wrong. She’s not the bad person here. Where was the sympathy when Rhea injured her shoulder last year? Eye for an eye, shoulder for a shoulder. This is karma at its very finest. The best part is that this is not the end of The Liv Morgan Revenge Tour, this is just the beginning. The end of the tour will be when she becomes the Women’s World Champion. Liv tells everybody to watch her as she walks away.
Cody Rhodes & Jey Uso Segment
Cody Rhodes: So, Montreal, what do you want to talk about? I got to thank Adam Pearce, I think we all should thank Adam Pearce, he’s allowed me to hangout on Monday Night Raw even though, technically, I’m a Friday Night SmackDown Superstar. Oh, don’t worry, I’m not going anywhere. We cannot reflect on WrestleMania 40 forever, especially with an impending challenge. WWE’s first Premium Lie Event of the year, heading to Backlash in Lyon, France, where I will face, for this championship either, the fastest rising star in all of WWE, LA Knight, or “The Phenomenal” AJ Styles. But certainly, we can reflect, a little bit. There’s a man that I can talk about for hours, but I’m going to keep it brief.
This man said that he would be my shield. He said he would be my shield, he certainly did that, he’s a man of his word. I know he’s sitting at home watching right now, and I want to thank him. Thank you very much, Seth Freakin’ Rollins. Another friend of ours did a little reflecting the other day, The Rock. Of course, it was news to me that Rock did a ten-week training program, that Rock flew in the best talent all around the world, with different skill sets to spar with him, the greatest strength and conditioning team that money can buy. I don’t think The Rock has one more match left in him, I think he’s got a lot more than that. And in typical, manic, Rock fashion, he said that he was going to make me bleed again.
You’re probably right, Rock, maybe I will bleed, but no amount of training and preparation, nothing that you do can stop the fact that if I’m going to bleed, you’re going to bleed with me. And of course, whenever you talk about The Rock, you got to talk about The Bloodline. But I’m a little confused, last week, the introduction of Tama Tonga, by order of The Tribal Chief. Now, Roman Reigns was nowhere to be found, so more questions than answers. The last little bit of reflection I want to do out here, I want to bring somebody out who knows The Bloodline very well. Somebody who is a friend of mine. It’s a superstar that when he comes into the arena, you can feel the energy all the way from your head to your YEET, wait, thank you for the dad joke, guys. Ladies and gentlemen, “Main Event” Jey Uso.
Jey, you are the number contender for the World Heavyweight Championship. Monday Night Raw is about to be yours, my man. Nobody has earned it more. Nobody deserves it more than you, “Main Event” Jey Uso. You help me finish the story at WrestleMania. I know when one member of The Judgment Day is present, you’re getting ready to wrestle Finn Balor, that means the rest of them are not going to be far behind. I would love it if I could have your back like you had mine.
Jey Uso:Hey, I appreciate that, uce, for sure. YEET. But I got to do it on my own. I just got to be me. The YEET Master. Mr. YEET Down. Oh, check this out, how about this, uce? How about the new World Heavyweight Champion, “Main Event” Jey Uso.
Cody Rhodes: You don’t need me. You gotta be you. Do it by yourself. I totally understand. Good luck, my friend. Oh, Jey, one other thing, until we YEET again. YEET!
– Cathy Kelley had a backstage interview with Nia Jax. What does Rhea Ripley’s announcement mean for the rest of the locker room? There are two types of people in this world, the people who care about Rhea Ripley, and those that want to see her get revenge. Nia is neither. She doesn’t give a damn about Rhea. Who’s really going to stop Nia from getting her hands on the Women’s World Championship? Liv? Becky? In two weeks, there’s going to be the WWE Draft, and she might have to face new competition. However, there are two types of people in this world, those who fear Nia Jax, and those who learn to fear Nia Jax. No one on this planet is going to take the title away from Nia.
Sixth Match: Jey Uso vs. Finn Balor
Balor attacks Jey before the bell rings. Damian Priest is watching this match fromthe clubhouse. Balor repeatedly kicks Jey in the back. Balor with rapid fire haymakers. Balor kicks Jey in the gut. Balor is mauling Jey in the corner. Balor whips Jey across the ring. Balor scores the elbow knockdown. Balor uses the middle rope to choke Jey. Jey is throwing haymakers at Balor. Balor reverses out of the irish whip from Jey. Jey goes for a Sunset Flip, but Balor counters with a basem*nt dropkick for a two count. Balor hammers down on Jey’s forehead. Balor applies a rear chin lock. Jey with heavy bodyshots. Balor drives his knee into the midsection of Jey. Balor with a straight right hand. Balor buries his shoulder into the midsection of Jey. Balor unloads two knife edge chops. Balor with clubbing shoulder blocks. Balor with a blistering chop. Jey reverses out of the irish whip from Balor. Balor launches Jey over the top rope.
Jey punches Balor. Balor grabs the left ankle of Jey. Balor knocks Jey off the top turnbuckle. Balor tees off on Jey. Balor dropkicks Jey to the floor. Balor mocks Jey. Balor has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Balor is lighting up Jey’s chest. Jey kicks Balor in the face. Jey applies a side headlock. Balor reverses the hold. Jey whips Balor across the ring. Balor ducks a clothesline from Jey. Balor blocks a boot from Jey. Jey with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Jey unloads a flurry of strikes. Jey thrust kicks the midsection of Balor. Jey with The Samoan Drop for a two count. Jey goes for a Running Hip Attack, but Balor ducks out of the way.
Balor fights out of the fireman’s carry position. Balor rakes the eyes of Jey. Balor with The Spin Out Elbow Drop for a two count. Balor repeatedly stomps on Jey’s chest. Balor hits The SlingBlade. Balor goes for The Shotgun Dropkick, but Jey counters with The SuperKick. Balor avoids The Uso Splash. Balor blasts Jey with The Shotgun Dropkick. Jey dodges The Coupe De Grace. Jey Spears Balor. Jey connects with The Uso Splash to pickup the victory. After the match, Damian Priest walks into the ring. Priest raises his title up in the air. The Judgment Day gangs up on Jey as Priest looks on. Jey SuperKicks Dominik in mid-air. Jey throws JD into Balor. Jey exits The Bell Centre. Jey runs into Sami Zayn who’s standing outside of the arena. Zayn tells Jey that the first event he ever went to was in this building and now he comes back as champion.
Winner: Jey Uso via Pinfall
– Before Chad Gable made his entrance, Bronson Reed tells him in the gorilla position that regardless of who wins this match, the winner will have to answer to Big Bronson Reed.
Seventh Match: Sami Zayn (c) vs. Chad Gable For The WWE Intercontinental Championship
Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Wrist Lock Exchange. Gable with a drop toe hold. Gable applies a side headlock. Zayn whips Gable across the ring. Zayn drops down on the canvas.. Zayn leapfrogs over Gable. Arm-Drag Exchange. Gable regroups on the outside. Zayn ducks a clothesline from Gable. Zayn sends Gable tumbling to the floor. Zayn is playing mind games with Gable. Gable with a waist lock takedown for a one count. Standing Switch Exchange. Zayn slaps Gable in the chest. Gable blocks The Lucha Libre Arm-Drag. Gable with a Flying Crossbody Block to the outside. Gable rolls Zayn back into the ring. Gable with The Diving HeadButt for a two count. Gable wraps the right leg of Zayn around the middle rope. Gable with The Dragon Screw Leg Whip. Gable works on the left leg of Zayn. Zayn repeatedly kicks Gable in the face.
Gable whips Zayn across the ring. Gable scores the forearm knockdown. Zayn clotheslines Gable. Zayn decks Gable with a back elbow smash. Zayn with a flying elbow strike. Zayn goes for The Exploder Suplex, but Gable rolls him over for a two count. Gable applies The Ankle Lock. Zayn dumps Gable out of the ring. Gable grabs the left ankle of Zayn. Zayn uses his right foot to create separation. Zayn drops Gable with The Arabian MoonSault. Gable regains control of the match during the commercial break. Gable with The Avalanche Olympic Slam. Back Elbow/German Suplex Exchange. Zayn is busted open. Counter Fest in Montreal. Zayn with a Release German Suplex. Zayn and Gable are trading back and forth shots. Gable with a Rolling Capo Kick. Zayn responds with The Exploder Suplex into the turnbuckles.
Zayn goes for The Helluva Kick, but Gable counters with The Ankle Lock. Zayn sends Gable out of the ring. Zayn PowerBombs Gable in mid-air. Zayn goes for The Sharpshooter, but his left ankle gives out. Gable avoids The Helluva Kick. Gable with a German Suplex into the turnbuckles. Zayn blocks The MoonSault. Gable reapplies The Ankle Lock. Gable drags Zayn back to the center of the ring. Zayn rolls Gable over for a two count. Zayn with another Exploder Suplex into the turnbuckles. Zayn connects with The Helluva Kick to pickup the victory. After the match, Zayn helps Gable get back on his feet. Gable raises Zayn’s hand up in the air. Zayn proceeds to celebrate with his family at ringside. Gable nails Zayn from behind with a German Suplex on the floor. Gable drives Zayn face first into the steel ring post. Gable launches Zayn over the announce table. Gable rolls Zayn back into the ring. Gable applies The Ankle Lock in the turnbuckles as the show goes off the air.
Winner: Still WWE Intercontinental Champion, Sami Zayn via Pinfall
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