On Monday night, USA Network will broadcast another new episode of Monday Night RAW, live from the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts. You can watch live coverage of the show starting at 8 PM, here at Wrestling Notícias.
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Drew McIntyre opens tonight’s RAW by walking through the Gorilla Position towards the ring amid boos from the crowd. Taking the microphone, the Scotsman recalls the physical damage suffered in the Hell in a Cell Match and reveals his return to Scotland following the death of a loved one. McIntyre emphasizes that only one person contacted him during his absence, exposing the lack of unity in the locker room and the environment prone to betrayal.
The Scottish Warrior confronts fans for their lack of support, reminding them of his sacrifice and blood shed in Hell in a Cell. He points to CM Punk and Roman Reigns as WWE’s true villains, warning their supporters of future consequences.
Sami Zayn interrupts the segment expressing sorrow for McIntyre’s family loss, clarifying that no one knew about the situation. The Canadian enters the ring and recalls his own sacrifices for the industry, highlighting the privilege of being WWE stars. Zayn emphasizes that everyone faces daily problems without blaming others. “They didn’t forget you, they built you!” he declares, downplaying McIntyre’s former title of “The Chosen One” and challenging him to an immediate match.
McIntyre responds by pointing out that Zayn can see his family weekly, unlike him who has relatives on another continent. The Scotsman suggests Zayn avoid confrontation, considering his weakened physical condition. Despite the arguments, Zayn initiates an attack, receiving a Glasgow Kiss in response. McIntyre prepares for the Claymore, but Jey Uso appears to defend Zayn, and together they force McIntyre out of the ring.
Backstage, the Pure Fusion Collective approaches Adam Pearce. Sonya Deville requests her inclusion in the women’s tournament following Kairi Sane’s injury-related absence. Pearce denies the request, clarifying that he won’t fill a vacancy created by the group’s own attack, and announces IYO SKY as the replacement.
WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship Tournament: IYO SKY vs. Natalya vs. Alba Fyre
– SKY lands a “Moonsault” on Natalya, followed by a pinfall.
Backstage, the Judgment Day gathers in their clubhouse. Tension remains high between Liv Morgan and Finn Balor, with the two only communicating through other group members. Dominik Mysterio tries to ease the atmosphere and decides to seek out Adam Pearce to schedule a match against Damian Priest for tonight.
In another location, Sami Zayn expresses gratitude to Jey Uso for his help in the previous confrontation. The Canadian requests to face Drew McIntyre alone tonight. Jey shows concern for his friend’s physical condition but respects his decision to maintain the challenge.
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Singles Match: Chad Gable w/ Ivy Nile, Brutus and Julius Creed vs. Akira Tozawa w/ Maxxine Dupri and Otis
– Gable lands a “Ankle Lock” on Tozawa, forcing him to tap-out.
Gable maintains the submission hold on Tozawa after the match ends. Otis rushes to defend his partner and strikes Gable. The Creed Brothers quickly arrive to help their teammate but end up retreating from the ring due to Otis’s intimidating presence.
Backstage, Dominik Mysterio encounters the New Day. Xavier Woods and Kofi Kingston attempt to establish a connection with Dom, who only responds by mentioning his past dislike for Big E before continuing on his way.
Singles Match: Dominik Mysterio vs. Damian Priest
– Priest wins by DQ after being attacked by The Judgment Day.
In the ring, Judgment Day launches a coordinated attack against Priest. The War Raiders appear in the arena to even the odds. Priest manages to execute a “South of Heaven” on Finn Balor and then poses in the center of the ring alongside Erik and Ivar.
In an interview with Jackie Redmond last week, Seth Rollins discusses his rivalry with CM Punk. When asked about the source of his hostility, Rollins states that Punk needed WWE, but the company didn’t need him. The former World Heavyweight Champion emphasizes that his match against the Best in the World is one of the most significant in current wrestling. Rollins admits he was bothered seeing Punk and Roman Reigns together. He says he knows his match will have the world’s eyes on it and promises to show fans a side of himself never seen before. He stresses that he needs to exorcise this inner demon before it completely consumes him.
Singles Match: The Miz vs. Dexter Lumis
– Lumis wins by DQ after being attacked by The Final Testament.
The Final Testament drags Lumis to the ring with the intent to attack him. The lights suddenly go out. When they come back on, the Wyatt Sicks surround the ring. A brawl breaks out. The Final Testament is driven from the ring. Erick Rowan grabs Nikki Cross and throws her at their opponents with a Powerbomb. Cross returns to her teammates and celebrates alongside them.
Damian Priest thanks the War Raiders for their help tonight. Erik and Ivar state that while they never had a good relationship with Priest, they always maintained mutual respect. Priest assures them he’s ready to join them in war.
Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods interrupt Joe Tessitore and Wade Barrett to criticize their opinions about the events involving The New Day. The crowd boos Kingston and Woods. Woods taunts Barrett, saying he doesn’t have the courage to lace up his boots and get back in action.
Kingston and Woods enter the ring to remind everyone they could have attacked Big E but didn’t. Kingston criticizes the fans for ruining a special moment, revealing he bought an airline ticket and show ticket for his mother to attend, only to witness this. Kingston declares his mother doesn’t deserve this situation and approaches her to question why she’s booing. Kingston asks his mother for a hug, which she refuses. Kingston’s mother grabs her coat and leaves the venue, leaving her son stunned.
Backstage, Rey Mysterio encounters Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods. The masked superstar apologizes for what happened last week. Mysterio points out that the actions against Big E were despicable and suggests they make a public apology. Woods and Kingston reject the proposal, stating they did nothing wrong. Mysterio says he tried to help and now the consequences are their responsibility, advising them to get used to the negative reaction from the crowd.
Singles Match: Sami Zayn vs. Drew McIntyre
– McIntyre lands a “Claymore Kick” on Zayn, followed by a pinfall.
McIntyre continues his assault on Zayn in the ring. Jey Uso arrives and hits McIntyre with a Spear, then attempts a Uso Splash. The Bloodline storms the ring to attack Jey. Tama Tonga and Jacob Fatu go after Jey while McIntyre retreats backstage. Jey tries to fight back but can’t overcome the numbers disadvantage. Solo Sikoa delivers a Samoan Spike to Jey. Zayn returns to prevent another attack from Sikoa but ends up overwhelmed. Fatu hits a Moonsault on the Canadian before Sikoa finishes him with a Samoan Spike. The Bloodline celebrates over their fallen opponents to close this week’s episode.
End of show.
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