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WWE RAW Results – March 9, 2026 – WWE Women’s IC Title #1 Contender Gauntlet, Penta vs. Original El Grande Americano – TPWW

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WWE RAW Results – March 9, 2026 – WWE Women’s IC Title #1 Contender Gauntlet, Penta vs. Original El Grande Americano – TPWW

March 9, 2026
Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena
Commentary: Michael Cole and Corey Graves
Results via Mike Tedesco of WrestleView.com

Quick Match Results

  1. WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship #1 Contender Gauntlet match – Bayley defeated Asuka, Ivy Nile, IYO SKY, Raquel Rodriguez, and Lyra Valkyria via last eliminating Asuka
  2. WWE Intercontinental Championship – Penta (c) defeated El Grande Americano via Springboard Mexican Destroyer (pinfall)
  3. Oba Femi defeated Rusev via Fall From Grace (pinfall)

Pre-show Arrivals

WWE Intercontinental Champion Penta is shown. He’ll defend the title against The Original El Grande Americano. Asuka is shown arriving with Kairi Sane. We see Oba Femi, who will take on Rusev. A focused Rusev is also shown. World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk is also in attendance.

Video: Seth Rollins, The Vision

Video:Last week on Raw, Seth Rollins crushed Paul Heyman with a vicious Stomp.

In-Ring: Adam Pearce, Seth Rollins, The Vision, LA Knight, The Usos

Raw General Manager Adam Pearce is in the ring. Pearce greets
Seattle. Usually, he’d be out here to welcome everyone to Monday Night
Raw, but he has some unfortunate business to attend to. It’s unfortunate
because it’s time to have a conversation with someone who has made
himself well-known these past few weeks. This person is in the building
tonight. Pearce calls out Seth “Freakin” Rollins to the ring. It’s time
for them to have a talk face-to-face.

A masked man runs through the crowd and stands on the commentary
table. Masked men then flood over the barricade and stand in solidarity
in front of the commentary table. They all get in the ring and run
around before leaving one behind. The man unmasks to reveal Seth Rollins.
Rollins gets a nice ovation. Pearce says he didn’t need any of that,
but he needs to talk to him. They see eye to eye because Pearce doesn’t
like The Vision. The crowd sings Rollins’ song. It’s not Pearce’s job to
like or dislike people. It’s his job to be the General Manager of
Monday Night Raw. What Rollins has been doing for the past month with
all the masked men is unacceptable. Pearce thinks the Vision deserves
it, but Rollins had surgery less than five months ago. The drive-by and
escape have worked, but what happens when they don’t? There will come a
time when he won’t get away. What happens when the Vision gets its hands
on him? It’s time to stop it now. The worst-case scenario is that they
get their hands on Rollins, and it’s the end of him.

Logan Paul and Austin Theory head
to the ring. Paul says it’s not a matter of if but when Rollins gets
ended. Paul says they’re going to take out the masked minions and the
biggest moron, Rollins. Theory says there’s a bullet with Rollins’ name
on it. This is the worst-case scenario. They get on the apron, and the
masked men join Rollins. Rollins puts the mask on and runs around the
ring with them. The misdirection confuses the Vision, preventing them
from reaching Rollins. A “Logan sucks” chant picks up.

LA Knight heads to the ring to a nice reception.
Knight greets Paul at the foot of the aisle and sends him into the
barricade. Knight gets in the ring and punches away at Theory. Paul
jumps in the ring, and they begin to double-team Knight. “Main Event” Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso
head to the ring for the save. Jey takes out Theory as Jimmy punches
Paul. The Usos hit Paul with a double superkick, and Knight follows up
with a clothesline. They send Paul into the ropes, but Theory pulls
Knight out of the ring. Knight stands tall with the Usos, and they
celebrate.

Backstage: The Usos

Jackie Redmond stopped the Usos. Jey Uso says he doesn’t give a damn about any of them, but they have receipts to give out. She asks about the comments CM Punk made to Roman Reigns regarding their family. Jey says he doesn’t have anything to say, but Jimmy says they might.

WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship #1 Contender Gauntlet Match
Lyra Valkyria vs. IYO SKY vs. Raquel Rodriguez vs. Ivy Nile vs. Bayley vs. Asuka

The winner will become the No. 1 Contender for AJ Lee’s Women’s
Intercontinental Championship. Participants in this match will include
Lyra Valkyria, IYO SKY, Asuka, Bayley, Ivy Nily, and Raquel Rodriguez.

The bell rings, and Valkyria mouths off to Sky. They lock up, and an
“IYO” chant picks up. Sky kicks Valkyria and wrenches her arm. Valkyria
rolls to reverse the pressure and takes Sky down. Sky quickly gets out,
but Valkyria hits a monkey flip. Sky keeps hold of the arm, but Valkyria
twists out and hits a northern lights throw. Sky quickly hits a
head-scissor takedown. They then kip up and are at a stalemate.

Valkyria hooks a side headlock and cinches it in. Sky backs Valkyria to the corner and whips her off. Valkyria slingshots over her, hits the ropes, ducks a clothesline, and hits a wheel kick for a two-count. Sky hits the ropes and does a handspring before sweeping the feet. Sky quickly hits a dropkick, and Seattle gives her a nice ovation. Sky charges, but Valkyria sends her out of the ring. Sky avoids a Wrecking Ball Dropkick and gets in the ring for a suicide dive. Sky puts Valkyria in the ring and goes to the top rope. Valkyria goes to the top rope and snaps Sky off to the floor. Valkyria hits a Wrecking Ball Dropkick and mocks Sky.

Back from the break, Valkyria and Sky are exchanging blows in the
center of the ring. Sky hits a Shotei uppercut, but Valkyria answers
with some strikes. Sky hits a double arm backbreaker, and Valkyria rolls
to the corner to recover. Sky hits a Bullet Train Attack and steps on
Valkyria as she heads to the top rope. Valkyria pulls her down and
punches her in the corner. Valkyria whips her to the opposite corner,
but Sky twists through the ropes and kicks her back. Sky goes to the top
rope, and Valkyria cuts her off. Sky manages to club her and goes for a
sunset flip, but Valkyria flips through it and hits a step-up
enzuigiri. Valkyria slips, attempting a tornado DDT, but she saves it
and delivers the move. Valkyria hits a fisherman’s suplex for a near
fall.

Valkyria cannot believe it. The crowd chants, “Let’s go, IYO.”
Valkyria dives onto her and rolls Sky up on her shoulders. Sky counters
Nightwing and hits a double stomp to the midsection. Sky hits a buzzsaw
kick and steps on her as she goes to the top rope. Sky hits the Over the
Moonsault for the elimination.

First Elimination: Lyra Valkyria via Pinfall.

This next match will start immediately. Sky knocks Rodriguez away
from the ring and goes for a suicide dive, but Rodriguez catches her.
Sky avoids a slam and tries to send her into the ring post, but
Rodriguez blocks it. Rodriguez clotheslines her on the floor and puts
her in the ring.

Rodriguez hits a slingshot corkscrew elbow drop for a two-count.
Rodriguez sets up for a Tejana Bomb, but Sky gets to the apron. Sky
ducks a strike and snaps her off the top rope. Sky goes for a
springboard, but Rodriguez moves and pounces her across the ring.

We return from the break to see Sky hit Rodriguez with a Shotei
uppercut on the top rope. Sky hits a top rope hurricanrana. Sky gets
fired up and goes back to the top rope for a missile dropkick. Sky kips
up and gets the crowd going. Sky catches Rodriguez with a Bullet Train
Attack.

Sky steps on Rodriguez and goes to the top rope. Liv Morgan runs down and distracts Sky, allowing Rodriguez to knock Sky off the top rope. Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer
runs down, and she begins to brawl with Morgan on the ramp. They fight
to the back. In the ring, Sky hits a crossbody into a cradle for the
elimination!

Second Elimination: Raquel Rodriguez via Pinfall.

Rodriguez is furious and big boots Sky over the top rope. Rodriguez
grabs Sky at ringside and lawn darts her into the ring post. Rodriguez
powers Sky up and hits a Tejana Bomb on the apron. WWE officials run
down and send Rodriguez to the back.

Ivy Nile runs down and covers Sky for the elimination.

Third elimination: IYO SKY via Pinfall.

Bayley comes down and checks on IYO SKY. Nile attacks Bayley from behind and bounces her off the ring steps.

Back from the break, Nile is taking it to Bayley. Bayley starts to
fight back and sends her into the ropes, but Nile fights back with a
gutwrench suplex for a two-count. Nile applies a rear chin lock. Bayley
fights out and elbows Nile back. Bayley hits a running neckbreaker and
gets fired up. Bayley hits a pair of clotheslines and a back suplex.
Bayley puts Nile on the apron and snaps her off the middle rope. Bayley
hits a running knee and goes to the second rope for a diving elbow. 1…
2… Nile kicks out.

Nile gets out of Bayley-to-Belly, but Bayley soon rolls her up for a
two-count. Nile hits a running kick in the corner and hits a German
Suplex for a two-count. Bayley counters a slingshot and puts Nile on the
ropes. Bayley hits an odd sunset flip German Suplex for a two-count.
Nile avoids a Rose Plant and hits a stiff kick. Nile uppercuts Bayley
and holds her up for a delayed vertical suplex. Nile slams her down for a
near fall.

Nile punches away at Bayley and kicks her on the top rope. Nile
climbs the ropes and sets up for a superplex. Nile hits it (rough
landing) before hitting a swinging side slam. Bayley rolls out of the
ring to recover. Nile goes to the ringside area to grab her, but Bayley
sends her into the ring steps. Bayley gets Nile in the ring and goes to
the second rope. Nile gets a foot up and kicks Bayley into the ropes,
knocking her out of the ring. Bayley quickly attacks her and hangs her
over the apron. Bayley comes off the steps with an elbow to the chest.
Bayley gets her in the ring and hits Bayley-to-Belly for the
elimination.

Fourth Elimination: Ivy Nile via Pinfall.

As Asuka heads to the ring, Bayley CRUSHES her with a suicide dive. Kairi Sane checks on Bayley. Asuka pushes Sane into Bayley before hitting Bayley with a superkick.

Back from the break, Bayley hits Asuka with a sunset flip into the
turnbuckles for a two-count. Asuka fires back with a stretch muffler
into an ankle lock. Bayley tries to twist out, so Asuka cradles her for a
two-count. Asuka kicks her down, but Bayley counters with a knee bar.
Asuka gets to the ropes and goes to the ringside area to recover. Bayley
hits a sliding dropkick through the corner.

Back in the ring, Asuka knees Bayley in the face and hits a
clothesline, but Bayley rebounds with a clothesline of her own. Bayley
knees Asuka in the face for a near fall. Asuka gets up and absolutely
lights Bayley up with a strike combo for a two-count. Asuka kicks her in
the head for another two-count. Asuka hits the ropes for a running
kick, but Bayley rolls her up for a two-count. Asuka gets out of a
backslide pin, but Bayley catches her with a Bayley-to-Belly for a near
fall. Bayley sets Asuka up and goes to the second rope, but Asuka pops
up and knocks her off the top rope to the floor.

Asuka distracts the referee as Sane prepares to attack Bayley. Lyra Valkyria returns and dropkicks Sane into the apron. Bayley gets in the ring and comes off the middle rope, but Asuka catches her with an Asuka Lock! Bayley twists out and pins her, but Asuka’s shoulders come up. Bayley hits the Rose Plant for the win!

Winner: Bayley via Pinfall.

Bayley will face AJ Lee for the WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship next week on Raw from San Antonio, Texas.

Video: CM Punk, Roman Reigns

Video: Last week on Raw, World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk told Roman Reigns he’d bury him next to his father.

World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk will be live on Raw later tonight.

Backstage: Penta

WWE Intercontinental Champion Penta is walking backstage. He’ll defend the title against “Original” El Grande Americano next.

Video: Nattie, Maxxine Dupri

Replay: During the commercial break, Nattie was cutting a promo on Maxxine Dupri when Dupri attacked her from behind.

Backstage: Original El Grande Americano, Danhausen

“The Original” El Grande Americano is walking backstage when Danhausen stops him. Danhausen wants a mask like his, but Americano won’t let him touch his mask. Americano tells him to go away. Danhausen says if he doesn’t want to join forces with him, then he is CURSED! Americano isn’t happy. We see Rayo and Bravo Americano sneaking behind him.

WWE Intercontinental Championship
El Grande Americano vs. Penta (c)

WWE Intercontinental Champion Penta makes his way to the ring. After
completing his entrance, Penta thanks his family, friends, company, and
all his fans around the world. Penta finally thanks himself for
believing in himself and achieving the title. The title is for everyone
who has never given up. Penta represents the dreams and the fighters of
real life. This title is the result of a lot of hard work and sacrifice.
It’s a result of believing in yourself every day. Together, they will
make history because he’s here as the new Intercontinental Champion.
Penta speaks in Spanish and says he has zero fear.

El Grande Americano heads to the ring, not the Original. Penta knows it’s not who he’s supposed to fight, but he appears to be inviting him into the ring.

We join this match in progress. Penta kicks Americano in the ribs.
Americano soon hits a head-scissor takeover, but Penta fires back with
one of his own and hits a superkick. Penta struts to the corner and
chops Americano’s chest. Americano reverses a whip to the corner and
blocks a boot before taking Penta down. Americano punches away at Penta
and sends him into the corner. Americano punches and kicks him. Penta
quickly grabs the bottom rope to avoid the pin. Americano kicks Penta
and taunts the crowd. Americano stretches him out and elbows him in the
face. Americano puts him in the corner and punches him. Penta grabs
Americano’s mask and turns him around. Americano rakes his eyes and hits
a running uppercut. Americano hits the corner, but Penta kicks him.
Penta soon hits a slingshot backstabber before hitting a springboard
clothesline to knock him to the floor.

Penta goes for a suicide dive, but Americano punches him out of
mid-air. Americano saunters around the ringside and poses near the
Intercontinental Championship.

Back from the break, Americano punches Penta down. Penta picks the
leg and attacks it. Penta kicks his leg and hits a reverse sling blade.
Penta hits a running kick and hits a handspring slingshot basement
dropkick. Americano rolls out of the ring to recover, but Penta hits him
with a tope con hilo. Penta gets him in the ring and hits a diving
crossbody block for a two-count.

Penta grabs the arm for a Sacrifice, but Americano rolls him up for a two-count. Americano follows up with a spinebuster for another two-count. Americano grabs the arm and starts to scale the ropes, but Penta pulls him back and sets up for a Penta Driver. Americano gets out, but Penta takes him down. Penta signals for the end, but Americano hits a rolling Death Valley Driver for a near fall. Americano pulls on the mask, but Penta fights him off. Americano kicks him back and comes off the second rope with a diving codebreaker. Penta then springboards off the second rope with a Mexican Destroyer for the win!

Winner: Penta via Pinfall to retain the WWE Intercontinental Championship.

Video: Stephanie Vaquer

Video: Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer says she
heard what Liv Morgan said. She sees how good she is after training
with the best. Vaquer hates Morgan’s laugh, as well as the fact that she
could be great, but she hides behind a trashy man and has her friends
do her dirty work. The “mud huts” made Vaquer who she is, and she’s
proud of it. She’s forged by the people around her. She’s forged in
fire. They both have the skill to be here, but Morgan has gotten lazy.
Vaquer says she sees more in Morgan than Morgan sees in herself. She
sees a fierce opponent, but Morgan just thinks she’s a cheap blonde. She
takes the easy way to get the championship. Morgan had better bring all
her years of training to face her. At WrestleMania, Vaquer will bring
the blood, sweat, and experience to continue making history as the
Women’s World Champion.

Backstage: Judgement Day

Liv Morgan is not happy with what Stephanie Vaquer said. Raquel Rodriguez looks dejected. “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio asks if they’ve seen Finn Bálor. JD McDonagh says he’ll go find him. Mysterio says he has to get something off his chest. Morgan is going to go with him.

In-Ring: Dominik Mysterio, Finn Balor, Judgement Day

AAA Mega Champion “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio heads to the ring
alongside Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez. Mysterio demands a rematch as
the crowd boos him. He should be the champion right now, but instead,
Penta is walking around with his title. We all know whose fault it is…
Finn Bálor! Mysterio didn’t want to do this, but Bálor is making him air
out their dirty laundry in front of everybody.

Finn Bálor heads to the ring with JD McDonagh. Mysterio asks where
the hell he’s been. They’ve all been looking for him. Mysterio hopes
Bálor is here to tell him that he’s gotten him a rematch. Bálor asks if
he’s finished. Mysterio is right. If it wasn’t for Bálor, he’d still be
Intercontinental Champion. Bálor says, “So, for that, I’m sorry.” Bálor
says he was trying to help and teach Mysterio a lesson. The Judgment Day
is a family and will always have Mysterio’s back. Mysterio told Bálor
that he wanted to be the greatest Mysterio of all time. He can be, but
to be the greatest anything of all time, you’ve got to learn that you’ve
got to fight your own battles sometimes. For two years, Bálor has been
trying to help and guide him. The more he helps and tries to lead him in
the right direction, the more Bálor realizes that Mysterio’s dad was
right. Maybe Mysterio is a spoiled little s**t.

Mysterio shoves Bálor. Bálor isn’t happy and hits Mysterio with a
Pele Kick. Bálor threatens Mysterio until McDonagh pulls him back.
Mysterio charges, but Bálor hits a Sling Blade. Bálor sets up for a
shotgun dropkick, but McDonagh clotheslines him down. Liv Morgan and
Raquel Rodriguez then start to punch away at Bálor. It’s 4-on-1 against
Bálor. Mysterio goes to the timekeeper’s area and grabs a steel chair
and the ring bell hammer. Bálor boots Mysterio back and fights McDonagh
off. Mysterio then cracks him in the head with the ring bell hammer.

Mysterio sticks the hammer in his shoe. McDonagh puts Bálor on the
middle rope. Bálor is unconscious. Mysterio hits Bálor with a 619 with
the loaded shoe. Mysterio then hits Bálor with a Frog Splash. McDonagh
grabs the steel chair and drives it several times into Bálor’s
midsection. McDonagh then holds the chair over Bálor’s body, and
Mysterio hits him with another Frog Splash. Mysterio holds his ribs as
he stands tall in the ring. The crowd loudly boos as Morgan embraces
him. The Judgment Day stands over Finn Bálor before walking off on him.

Video: Judgement Day, Finn Balor

Replay: Footage is shown of the vicious beating the Judgment Day gave to Finn Bálor.

Backstage: Adam Pearce, Je’Von Evans, Kofi Kingston, Grayson Waller

Raw General Manager Adam Pearce is talking with Je’Von Evans. Pearce
says 2026 will be a big year for him. Kofi Kingston and Grayson Waller
approach him. Kingston apologizes for taking his frustrations out on
him. Kingston sees a lot of himself in Evans. Kingston took all that
momentum and got to the WWE Championship. Evans could do that, but he
needs the right team. Evans doesn’t have to answer it right now. He
knows Evans has dreams and doesn’t have to do it alone.

Asuka and Kairi Sane are shown arguing in the background.

Backstage: Lyra Valkyria, Bayley

Jackie Redmond is with Bayley and Lyra Valkyria. Bayley is pumped about the title match next week. Valkyria says Bayley should be the next Intercontinental Champion. Bayley says a lot of them are here because of AJ Lee, so it’ll be an honor to be in the ring with her. Once she gets her hands on the title, Bayley can run it back with Valkyria. They’re going to celebrate in the meantime.

Oba Femi vs. Rusev

The bell rings, and they stare at each other. They absorb
clotheslines and get into a big brawl. Rusev knees him to the corner and
punches away at the massive Femi. Femi reverses a whip to the corner
and hits a running back elbow. Femi hits the opposite corner, but Rusev
follows him in for an avalanche. Femi quickly responds with a big boot.
Femi clotheslines Rusev over the top rope and is fired up. Rusev hits a
trio of throat thrusts, but Femi quickly sends him into the ring steps.
Femi gets him in the ring, but Rusev kicks him off the apron. Rusev
attacks Femi at ringside, but Femi picks him up. Rusev slides off and
drives him into the ring steps before hitting a spin kick onto the
commentary table.

Rusev gets Femi in the ring and strikes away at him. Femi doesn’t leave his feet. Femi quickly grabs him by the throat for a chokeslam, but Rusev hits a Matchka Kick. Femi is still standing. Femi then explodes with a back elbow and throws him across the ring! Femi hits a massive Fall from Grace for the win!

Winner: Oba Femi via Pinfall.

Next Week’s Show Card Rundown

Next week on Raw

— Brock Lesnar will be live
— WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship: AJ Lee (c) vs. Bayley
— “The Original” El Grande Americano vs. El Grande Americano
— Roman Reigns returns to Raw

In-Ring: CM Punk, The Usos

World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk is in the ring, and the crowd
gives him a great ovation. A “CM Punk” chant picks up. Punk says he was
unsure how the room would be regarding him, but to hell with it. “Is it
great to be alive on a Monday night in Seattle or what?” The crowd gives
him a nice ovation. Punk asks about the Seahawks, which gets another
big cheer. A “Seahawks” chant picks up.

Punk thought some people would be mad at him. Some people were upset
with what he said and categorized it as disrespectful. They seem to love
him. The one thing he knows is that Roman Reigns has never respected
Punk in his career. An “OTC” chant picks up. Punk tells them to hold
their breath because Reigns might show up. A “CM Punk” chant picks up.
Punk says he’ll force Reigns to respect the position he holds.
Championships and titles in this business are made to find out who is
the best. Those best go on to defend their titles and championships.
This title was created because Roman Reigns shunned his championship
responsibilities and refused to defend his titles. Punk defends his
because he’s proud of it, and the people deserve a fighting champion.
Punk levels up the competition. If you stand in the ring with CM Punk,
you have to level up physically and verbally. If you don’t, he’ll leave
you dumbfounded and slack-jawed like Reigns was left last week. Punk
levels this place up.

Unfortunately, last week he lowered himself to Roman Reigns’ level.

The Usos, the World Tag Team Champions, head to the ring. “Main Event” Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso are fired up and look like they’re holding back some aggression toward CM Punk.

Jimmy says this has nothing to do with Roman Reigns but everything to
do with respect. Jimmy says, “You know what, Phil? I have a whole lot
of respect for you.” Jimmy says Punk has a lot of character. He says
what’s on his mind and speaks from his heart. Punk runs through
obstacles. Jimmy respects that because Punk calls himself the Voice of
the Voiceless. Punk can speak trash about Roman Reigns all he wants, but
last week, Punk disrespected their late uncle, who has no voice. Jimmy
says, “So apologize.”

Punk looks down before looking at the Usos. Punk says, “You’re right.
Your brother’s coming in a little hot, but you’re right. Sika doesn’t
have a voice.” Punk isn’t spiritual, but they’re friends. He asks if
they believe Sika can hear this. They do believe. Punk says he hopes
Sika hears this and that they’re listening. They’re friends. Punk goes
back with their entire family. Punk respects Sika. He didn’t know him as
well as his brother, Afa. When he lived in Philadelphia, he drove to
Allentown, Pennsylvania. Punk didn’t work for free because Afa gave him
gas or a roof over his head. Punk was paid by sitting under the Wild
Samoans’ learning tree. Punk basically raised Lance as the shows were
going on. Samu dropped knowledge on him. Everyone in their family has
shown Punk respect, “except that one son of a bitch.”

Punk says if they believe Sika heard and saw that, then they know
that Sika sees and hears what Punk sees and hears. Sika sees what a
lying, conniving, backstabbing, manipulative, gaslighting, egotistical,
narcissistic plastic politician his son is.

Jey shouts that Punk doesn’t get it. This isn’t about Roman Reigns.
The Usos need Punk to say, “I’m sorry.” Jey is fired up and in Punk’s
face. Punk takes a deep breath and thinks about it. The crowd chants,
“Say you’re sorry.” Punk puts a hand out and shakes Jimmy’s hand. Punk
says, “I’m sorry.” Punk then shakes Jey’s hand and says, “I’m sorry.”
Punk then finishes his sentiment by saying, “I’m sorry Roman Reigns
treated the two of you and the rest of his family in the Bloodline like
garbage for years and never once came out here publicly to apologize for
the way he treated his family that he loves. I’m sorry that Roman
Reigns disrespected one of my mentors, the great ‘American Dream’ Dusty
Rhodes, the father of my friend, Cody, when he called him ‘irrelevant’
and is somehow not on the hook for apologizing, but I am. I’m sorry,
Usos, I’m sorry that Roman Reigns has tricked you and the rest of the
Samoan family, and all these people, and everybody watching around the
world, that he gives a single damn about any of you or any of this.
Because if he did, if he cared about you or the people or me or this
company or this business, I’d be standing in the ring talking to him
right now instead of his young boys!”

Punk shoves Jey Uso. Jey shoves him back, and Jimmy lays Punk out
with a forearm to the temple. The Usos walk off on CM Punk, who is down
on the mat. Punk is not happy as he gets to his feet.

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