The Usos & Solo Sikoa go to war against The 946

The Bloodline continued their war with The 946 at WWE Money in the Bank on Saturday. Just moments after World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns defeated LA Knight to retain the title, Royce Keys, Bronco Nima and Lucien Price emerged in the crowd but were quickly ambushed by a united Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso and Solo Sikoa. The surprise confrontation instantly sparked a brawl throughout the arena and eventually into the parking lot. Tonight, The Usos will join forces with their estranged brother Sikoa against The 946 in what promises to be a wild Six-Man Tag Team Match.




— The show kicks off with a video recapping the events of Money In The Bank.

— Corey Graves and Joe Tessitore greet audiences at home as Penta makes his way to the ring with a custom red and black Money In The Bank briefcase that features his mask and "dinero en el banco" on it in hand compete with pyro that shoots out of the sides of it.

Penta says nothing was handed to him over the past 20 years, and he did it one more time at Money In The Bank. He says the Money In The Bank briefcase means everything to him because he holds the power in his hands, then tells champions to watch their back because when he decides to cash in, he will become a World Champion.

Je'Von Evans' music hits and he makes his way to the ring limping down the entrance ramp and wearing a cast on his right arm. Penta holds the ropes open for Evans to enter through, and Evans admits he's a little messed up as he shows that his ribs have been taped up as well. Evans says himself and the fans are proud of Penta and he deserves the Money In The Bank briefcase, then hugs him.

Bron Breakker sneaks up behind the injured Evans and spears him. Penta cradles Evans inside the ring, and medical officials slide into the ring to help Evans.

— Big Cass makes his way to the ring. Rey Mysterio follow.

Big Cass vs. Rey Mysterio

The bell rings and the action spills out of the ring. Cass uses the ring steps to land a kick on Rey's head on the outside and looks under the ring for Rey, but Rey sneaks up behind Cass and looks to land a running senton on him off the ring apron. Cass catches Rey, but Rey sends Cass crashing into the barricade with a hurricanrana. Cass then dumps Rey back inside the ring from the outside.

Back from the break, Cass whips Rey into the corner of the ring spine first and Rey ascends to the top rope. He lands a senton on Cass and follows it up with a second senton to him on the mat, then spikes Cass into the floor on the outside with a DDT and slides back in the ring.

The referee begins a ten count, but Cass beats it and wears down Rey in the corner of the ring. The referee checks on Rey, but Dragon Lee hops up onto the apron and rocks Cass with an enzuigiri from the ring apron. This opens the door for Rey to dial it up for a 619 on Cass and roll him up for the win when Cass gets him up on his shoulders.

Winner: Rey Mysterio

— We head backstage, where Raw General Manager Adam Pearce tells the referee of the Six Man Tag Team Match between The 946 and The Bloodline that he needed a senior referee inside the ring to enforce the rules of the match.

— We see The Judgment Day walking in the backstage area as they will be out next.

— Lyra Valkyria makes her way out. Valkyria says she is not having a good time and it would be amazing if the WWE Universe could learn to read the room. Valkyria says she no longer feels safe in the locker room. Valkyria says she felt threatened by Bayley. Valkyria says she has already beaten her twice. Bayley is seen standing behind Lyra Valkyria. Valkyria tries to rile up the crowd. Bayley says everyone wants to see consequences for Lyra Valkyria’s actions. Bayley says it’s going to come. Bayley says when it does, she decides when it happens. Bayley cackles and leaves. Valkyria says she needs to talk to Pearce about it and she thanks the people for nothing.

— Judgment Day make their way to the ring.

Liv Morgan says the live crowd are in the presence of the greatest Women's World Champion of all time. She says after "all the injustice" done to her by Becky Lynch and Stephanie Vaquer, the Women's World Championship is back where it belongs in Judgment Day. She says she can now focus all her attention on becoming a two time Women's Crown Jewel Championship winner.

Chelsea Green's music hits and she makes her way out. She says she doesn't want to ruin Morgan's celebration and wants to stand toe-to-toe with her Crown Jewel opponent, but Morgan mocks Green and says it's a little hard for her to be taken seriously. She calls Green a "placeholder champion", but Green says she's okay with Morgan underestimating her because she's been underestimated her entire career. She says she'll be working day in and day out while Morgan is partying, then tells Morgan that she'll make Morgan respect her and says she won't be called a placeholder champion from Dominik Mysterio's placeholder girlfriend.

Roxanne Perez intervenes to tell Green she can't beat Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, or herself, but Green gets in Perez's face.

Chelsea Green vs. Roxanne Perez (w/ Judgment Day)

Back from the break, the bell has rung and the two women are locked up with one another on the outside. They both slide back into the ring to beat a ten count the referee has started and shove one another, but Perez targets Green's arm and slaps Green. Green whips Perez into the middle rope face first and delivers a meteora to the back of her neck. She sends Perez's face bouncing off the middle turnbuckle and ascends to the top rope, then lands a missile dropkick on Perez.

Back from another break, Perez rolls up Green. Green kicks out, but Perez levels her with a Shining Wizard and pins her. Green kicks out and lands a German suplex on Perez, but Morgan trips up Green as she runs the ropes. Green grabs Morgan's hair, but Perez takes advantage and sets up for a moonsault on Green off the ropes.

Green gets her knees up, but Rodriguez hops up onto the ring apron. Green sends Perez crashing into Rodriguez to send her crashing off the ring apron and dumps Morgan over the announce desk. This opens the door for Perez to land a Pop Rox on Green and pin her for the win.

Winner: Roxanne Perez

— After the match, Liv Morgan talks trash to Chelsea Green, but Green slaps her across the face. Perez and Rodriguez then attack Green and hold her against the ropes for an obLIVion.

— We see Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso in then locker room and Solo Sikoa shows up. Jey tells Solo they are the captains and you have to follow the plan. Solo says you are not his captains and Roman Reigns isn’t their tribal chief. Jey asks what kind of relationship they have going on. Solo says it is between him and Roman. He says they have to follow his plan. Jimmy says they have to stick together tonight.

— We see Oba Femi walking in the backstage area.

— JD McDonagh makes his way out because he is out to give Joe Hendry some Joe Hendry merchandise. JD says he expects it from the crowd, but Corey Graves is better than that. JD tells Joe if he had a head like that, he would get it circumcised. The Funko Pop then kicks JD and head butts him before running away. He runs into the stage and JD attacks him. Joe Hendry comes out and punches JD. They go to the ring and Joe hits a clothesline and he sends JD over the top rope and to the floor.

— Oba Femi makes his way to the ring.

Femi says "The Ruler" is in a very good mood and asks the fans if they saw Money In The Bank and what he did to Bronson Reed. He says he was told there would be Tsunami after Tsunami after Tsunami, but all he saw was still waters, calm rivers, and blue skies. Femi says there's no Tsunamis tonight and says Reed's whole thing was him not understanding the hype around him, but says Reed learned the same lesson Bron Breakker earlier this month at Money In The Bank. He says it doesn't matter who you are, who you're related to, or how many titles you've won because everything will bend a knee to him.

Femi says now that The Vision understands what he can do, he can leave them in the rear view. Paul Heyman makes his way out and says he warned Reed he would have to hit Femi with Tsunami after Tsunami after Tsunami, then asks if he can get into the ring. Femi invites Heyman inside, and Heyman says when looking towards the future of WWE, Femi is the man. He says he couldn't believe what he was watching at Money In The Bank and says he was even better on Saturday than he was against Brock Lesnar at WWE WrestleMania 42 and WWE SummerSlam.

Heyman calls Femi "a vision of the future of WWE with the guy", but Femi stops Heyman and dumps the microphone out of Heyman's hand. He touches Heyman on the shoulder and says he's not Brock Lesnar or Roman Reigns, then says those are Paul Heyman guys. He says he's an Oba Femi guy and leaves the ring.

We then head over to a backstage meeting with Adam Pearce and IYO SKY. Lyra Valkyria crashes it and leaves before Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez crash the meeting as well. Raquel Rodriguez says she's been on "Raw" for so long that she remembers a time that SKY was relevant. SKY tells Pearce that she thinks she just found Rodriguez's next challenger for the Women's Intercontinental Championship in herself and walks off.

— We see Adam Pearce talking to IYO SKY in the backstage area. SKY is looking for her next challenger. Lyra Valkyria interrupts them and asks Adam Pearce to do something about Bayley. She says she doesn’t feel safe and that she needs security. Bayley is seen standing right there. Lyra Valkyria can’t believe it and she walks off. Roxanne Perez walks up to Adam Pearce and says she deserves a shot at the WWE Women’s Championship now that she has pinned Chelsea Green. Adam Pearce then tells her to go to SmackDown. Raquel Rodriguez says they forgot IYO SKY existed. Both women get into an argument. IYO SKY then says she found her next challenger.

— Back at ringside, Chad Gable makes his way out. Rey Fenix follows.

— We see Jackie Redmond with LA Knight and Knight is not in the mood tonight. Knight says he didn’t get what he was looking for. Solo Sikoa shows up and says we gotta give LA Knight his flowers. Sikoa heaps praise on LA Knight for his performance against Roman Reigns. Solo Sikoa clarifies he’s not back with The Bloodline. LA Knight says Sikoa doesn’t need to explain. Solo Sikoa asks if they are good. LA Knight says they are and walks off.


WWE Intercontinental Championship Match: Chad Gable (c) vs. Rey Fénix

The bell rings and Fenix trips Gable to send him crashing into the mat face first. He connects with a hurricanrana on Gable, but Gable cinches in an Ankle Lock on Fenix. Fenix crawls over to the bottom rope to break the hold, then sends Gable crashing out of the ring over the top rope. Fenix then delivers a hurricanrana to send Gable crashing into the ring apron face first and connects with a moonsault on him off the middle rope to take out Gable on the floor.

Back from the break, Gable delivers a springboard Northern Lights suplex on Fenix and goes for a pin. Fenix kicks out, but Gable delivers a moonsault to him off the top rope and cinches in an Ankle Lock on Fenix. Fenix charges at Gable, but Gable catches Fenix in an Angle Slam and Fenix responds with a rolling cutter to Gable.

Back from another break, Fenix catches Gable with a running uppercut as Gable teeters on the ropes. Fenix then lands Adios Amigos and a Frog Splash on Gable off the adjacent rope, but Gable cinches in an Ankle Lock on Fenix.

Fenix crawls over to the bottom rope to break the hold, but Gable lands a suplex on Fenix to send him crashing into the top turnbuckle face first and ascends to the top rope. Fenix trips up Gable, but Gable cinches in an Ankle Lock on Fenix. Fenix taps out.

Winner and STILL WWE Intercontinental Champion: Chad Gable

— After the match, Chad Gable offers a handshake. Both men hug it out in the middle of the ring.

— We see Solo Sikoa and The Usos in the backstage area. They are warming up before the main event.

— Byron Saxton announces that Stephanie Vaquer suffered an ankle injury at Money in the Bank. Vaquer says she is doing okay. Vaquer says she is disappointed and she didn’t expect to lose the title. Becky Lynch walks up to her and blames Stephanie Vaquer for the Money in the Bank loss. Lynch says she helped Vaquer regain the WWE Women’s World Championship and she showed her who she really is. Vaquer says she doesn’t respect Becky Lynch. Vaquer says she doesn’t need to be a champion to kick Becky Lynch’s a** and Lynch says she will be waiting.

— We see Jackie Redmond and she is with Rey Fénix. Fénix says he would love to face Chad Gable again very soon. Ethan Page shows up and says Fénix squandered the opportunity that he stole from him. Ethan Page says he knows Fénix can’t beat Chad Gable. He tells Fénix to stay away from his title opportunity. Ethan Page lays a beatdown on Fénix. Chad Gable interferes, forcing Ethan Page to retreat.

— Elsewhere backstage, we see Jaida Parker coming out of a box truck. She walks around to the back of the truck and bangs on the side of it. The loading ramp to the truck drops to the floor and we see 946 standing there. 946 make their way down to the ring for the main event of the night through the crowd and they stand on the announce desk. The Bloodline make their way down to the ring next.

The Usos and Solo Sikoa vs. The 946 (w/ Jaida Parker)

Parker hops up onto the ring apron before the match as Royce Keys, Lucien Price, and Bronco Nima stand behind her on the announce desk. The Usos and Sikoa hops up onto the adjacent ring apron to stare down The 946, but Keys, Nima, and Price join Parker on the ring apron.

All six men get inside the ring, and the referee sounds the bell. The 946 begins brawling with Sikoa and The Usos, but Keys dumps Sikoa into the timekeeper's area as Jey stomps on Nima in the corner.

Keys levels Jey and Jimmy with clotheslines, but Sikoa throws an office chair at Keys outside the ring from the timekeeper's area to level him. Nima goes after Sikoa, but Jey lands a dive on Nima to take him out. Price goes after Jey and Sikoa to gain the upperhand, but Jimmy flies off the top rope to take down Nima and Price.

Back from the break, Keys tags in and knocks Sikoa off the ring apron. He levels Jimmy with a splash, but Sikoa tags in and delivers a Samoan Drop to Keys. He connects with a Hip Attack on Keys and follows it up with Spinning Solo, then goes for a pin but Parker pulls the referee out of the ring to break the fall.

Parker dumps the referee over the barricade, but Sikoa gets in Parker's face. Nima pulls Sikoa under the bottom rope and sends him crashing into the ring post, but Jimmy levels Nima and Price delivers a uranage to chokeslam Jimmy on the ring apron.

Jey rocks Price with a superkick and delivers a second double superkick to Price with Jimmy. Price brawls with Jey through the crowd as Nima does the same with Jimmy, but Jey ascends to the top of the entrance tunnel and lands a Frog Splash off it to level Nima and Price whilst accidentally taking down Jimmy in the process. Parker then ascends to the top of the entrance tunnel to level Jimmy and Jey with a crossbody.

In the ringside area, Keys berates Sikoa. Sikoa lands an elbow on Keys and delivers a Samoan Drop to him off the ring steps and through the announce desk. Sikoa dumps Keys back in the ring and ascends to the top rope, then connects with a Frog Splash on Keys and sets up for a Samoan Spike.

A man sporting a bandana around his face sneaks up behind Sikoa and hits him with a crowbar. He lowers the bandana to reveal himself as...Carmelo Hayes! Hayes helps Keys up from the corner of the ring, then hits him with the crowbar across his midsection as Keys holds Sikoa in place. Keys delivers a spinebuster to Sikoa, and Nima and Price join the rest of The 946 in the ring. Price and Nima land a double Samoan Drop on Jimmy, and Parker joins the rest of The 946 in the ring. The 946 stand tall over The Usos and Sikoa as Hayes still has the carjack in hand, there is no definitive winner to the match, and the show goes off the air.