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Coming off of Bad Blood, this really felt like a huge episode of SD. The Bloodline stuff and in particular the Roman/Jey friction continues to be really enthralling. All the segments throughout this episode hit the mark. Credit to you as well, as you seem to have found the perfect niche of portraying emotions and conflict effectively in description, whilst not creating 20,000 word long shows. It's a style that's really working.

And whilst the Jey/Roman tease superkick was super interesting, you then doubled down with Orton turning on Cody. A gigantic moment in the scheme of things and I can't wait until we dig deeper into promos/reasonings etc. But as a first attack, the turn and brutality of it was great.

I think Alexa Bliss joining Nia and Tiffy is an inspired choice to. I still think the Nia/Tiffy stuff is not resolved and will bubble in the background, but based on Alexa's history with Nia, I like this group forming. Perfect heels for babyface Bayley and Sasha to play off. Good stuff.

One area I'd love for you to put some further work into is the women's tag division. I love Bianca and Jade as a team, but Shayne and Zoey are meh, and just don't feel like a legitimate threat in my opinion. It's what makes this not very interesting for me. Hoping you have some long term plans here to spice things up.

A really great episode in general though. Well done.
 

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fantastic work on Sasha the Boss banks the smirk and the talking down to nia and tiffany look forward to more just one question what the colour of her hair?
 

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Monday Night Raw
October 14th 2024
The show begins with CM Punk’s theme song blasting through the speakers to a huge reaction from the crowd. Punk stands in the ring with a microphone in hand, looking focused but slightly battered. The crowd cheers as Punk addresses the audience.

CM Punk: [smiling wryly] I know, I know… you all want to hear me talk about that Hell in a Cell match with Drew McIntyre. Yeah, it was brutal. I’m not gonna sugarcoat it – I’m not near 100% right now. But that’s how we do things around here, right? We push ourselves beyond limits. We fight through the pain, the exhaustion, and the doubt. And while my body may not be at its best right now... [pauses for emphasis] come Crown Jewel, I will be. You can believe that.

The crowd cheers at the mention of Crown Jewel.

CM Punk: Because Adam Pearce has made it official. At Crown Jewel, I will challenge Gunther for the World Heavyweight Championship.

The crowd erupts in excitement as Punk’s eyes narrow, his voice hardening.

CM Punk: Gunther, I know you've been unstoppable. You've been dominant, no one’s been able to take you down... yet. But here’s the thing. The road to greatness doesn’t come without scars, without blood, without sacrifice. And when I step into that ring with you, I’m bringing everything I’ve got. No excuses, no fear. I’ll be at my absolute best when I take that World Heavyweight Championship from you.

Before Punk can continue, the ominous sound of "The Ring General’s" music hits, and Gunther marches out, holding the World Heavyweight Championship on his shoulder. He steps into the ring, glaring at Punk as the two men face off.

Gunther: [coldly, almost mocking] You talk a lot about 'being at your best,' Punk. But if we’re being honest, I used to respect you. You were one of the WWE superstars I admired all those years ago. But then... you became a quitter.

The crowd falls silent, tension rising as Gunther’s words sink in.

Gunther: You quit on this company, you quit on your fans, and most importantly, you quit on yourself. Now, you're back here, pretending like you're some kind of savior, but I see right through it. When I beat you at Crown Jewel, Punk... you’ll do what you do best. You’ll quit. Again.

The crowd boos loudly, and Punk’s expression hardens.

CM Punk: [gritting his teeth] Quit? I didn't quit. I walked away. Big difference. You think I’m the same guy who walked out years ago, don’t you? You think you know what I’m capable of. But at Crown Jewel, I’m gonna show you that you have no idea who you're stepping into the ring with.

Punk steps closer to Gunther, his voice steady but full of fire.

CM Punk: When that bell rings, I’m going to do what I do best, Gunther. I’m going to fight. And when that fight’s over, I’m going to walk out of that ring as the World Heavyweight Champion. And that, my friend, is something you’ll never see coming.

The tension in the ring is palpable. The crowd is on their feet as the two men stare each other down, the World Heavyweight Championship between them, their destinies set for Crown Jewel.

CM Punk: So at Crown Jewel, don’t just bring your belt, Gunther. Bring everything you’ve got... because when I’m done, the only thing you'll be able to do is quit. And that’s something I never do.

Punk drops the mic, and the camera zooms in on both men, still locked in an intense stare-down as the crowd roars with anticipation for their epic showdown at Crown Jewel.



Match #1: Braun Strowman and Karrion Kross w/Scarlett vs The Miz and R-Truth

The match begins with The Miz desperately trying to avoid Braun Strowman’s overwhelming power. Miz quickly attempts to tag in R-Truth, but Strowman cuts him off, grabbing him by the throat and delivering a massive chokeslam that shakes the ring. The crowd roars as Strowman stands over Miz, almost savoring the moment. Karrion Kross tags in, and his dark, calculated style contrasts with Strowman’s brute force. Kross grabs Miz by the hair, slamming him to the mat with a powerful suplex. Miz tries to fight back, but Kross shuts him down with an Exploder Suplex into the corner, leaving him gasping for air. R-Truth attempts to rush the ring to break up Kross’s domination, but he’s quickly dispatched with a big boot that sends him tumbling to the outside. Strowman, standing on the apron, growls as he watches the chaos unfold. Kross locks in the Kross Jacket on Miz, choking him until Miz is forced to tap out in surrender. Kross releases the hold, smirking as he looks over at Strowman, who nods in approval. Miz and R-Truth both lie motionless in the ring as Strowman climbs into the ring to finish the job. He drags Miz back to the center of the ring and hits him with another devastating powerslam, ensuring that the victory is theirs. He hooks Miz’s leg for the pin and wins.

Match Results: Braun Strowman and Karrion Kross def. The Miz and R-Truth (8:17)

Strowman and Kross stand tall in the ring, victorious and unrelenting. Strowman raises his arms in celebration, his eyes scanning the arena with a wild intensity, while Kross stands behind him, staring ahead, always calculating.

But just as the victory sinks in, the lights in the arena flicker. A distorted static fills the speakers, and the titantron flashes to life. The mask of Uncle Howdy appears on screen, his face half-hidden in shadows. He speaks slowly, his voice filled with malice and dark amusement.

Uncle Howdy: Braun... do you remember this place?

The screen flickers and changes to a chilling image of the Wyatt compound, the familiar, decrepit barn standing tall in the distance, surrounded by thick trees and fog. The eerie atmosphere seems to come alive as the camera pans over the landscape.

Uncle Howdy: This is where you stood with Bray Wyatt... where you walked in the darkness with the rest of the Wyatt Family. Do you remember, Braun? Do you remember what you were, what you became? The mask was once your crown. You were a part of something greater. But now look at you. Look at what you’ve become...

The camera zooms in on Howdy’s face as he tilts his head, the mask’s eyes glowing eerily.

Uncle Howdy: Bray Wyatt would be ashamed of you right now. You betrayed us, turned your back on everything you were, everything we stood for. You burned the mask, and for what? Power? Glory? I told you, Strowman—there’s no escaping what you are. You can join whoever you want, but your past will forever haunt you.

Howdy leans back in his chair, his fingers tapping against the wooden surface, a twisted grin spreading across his face.

Uncle Howdy: You’ll never escape Bray. He lives inside your head. He’ll haunt your dreams, your every waking moment. You can fight it all you want, but the truth is, you’ll never truly be free of him. Your past is a part of you now, and it always will be. You can do whatever you want, but you’ll never escape the shadow of the man who shaped you. The monster you are... you owe it all to him.

A sinister laugh fills the screen, the sound echoing through the arena, chilling the audience to their core. Howdy leans forward, resting his hands on his knees.

Uncle Howdy: I’ll make sure you never forget, Strowman. I’ll make you wish you never turned your back on us. And just like the nightmares that haunt your sleep... I'll make sure your every move is nothing but a painful reminder of the choices you’ve made. You can’t escape it. You’ll never escape me.

The screen flickers again, and Howdy's eerie laugh continues, as he slowly rocks in the wooden chair. The camera zooms in on his twisted smile, and the atmosphere grows darker. As the screen goes black, the arena is filled with an unsettling silence. Strowman stands in the ring, his fists clenched and his eyes burning with anger. His jaw tightens, and his breath comes heavy as he glares at the screen, clearly shaken, but seething with rage. The camera lingers on Strowman’s angry expression as he stares toward the ramp. The haunting words from Howdy hang in the air like a shadow, and Strowman is left standing, unsure of how to move forward. His past, it seems, will never truly let him go.



The camera opens to the backstage area of WWE Raw, where Jackie Redmond is standing next to Chad Gable, who is wearing a smug expression on his face.

Jackie Redmond: Ladies and gentlemen, I’m here with the man who, last week on Raw, defeated Sami Zayn thanks to some help from the Creed Brothers. Chad, after that victory, what’s your reaction to the events that transpired?

Chad Gable smirks confidently, leaning in toward the camera as he takes the microphone from Jackie.

Chad Gable: Well, Jackie, I think last week I made something very clear. Sami Zayn is nothing more than an afterthought. All the hype, all the fanfare... for what? So he can get embarrassed week after week? I showed the world that he’s just a flash in the pan, a momentary blip. And last week? I proved it.

Suddenly, the camera shakes as Sami Zayn charges from behind and blindsides Chad Gable with a brutal attack!

Sami Zayn (shouting): You think you’ve proven something, huh?! You think you’re untouchable?!

Before Sami can continue his assault, the Creed Brothers storm in from the side, jumping into the fray and immediately turning it into a 3-on-1 attack on Sami. Gable, who has recovered, stands off to the side watching with a satisfied smirk as the Creed Brothers stomp down on Sami. The scene explodes into chaos as Sheamus comes charging into the scene, clotheslining one of the Creed Brothers and swinging fists at the other. The two men, Zayn and Sheamus, team up to fight back, exchanging blows with the Creed Brothers as the brawl intensifies. Chairs get knocked over, and the entire area is filled with chaos. Referees scramble in to try and break up the fight, but it’s clear that the two teams are still at each other’s throats. The camera zooms in on the heated confrontation, where it takes multiple referees and General Manager Adam Pearce to separate the four men. Pearce stands in the middle of the chaos, visibly frustrated.

Adam Pearce (yelling over the noise): Alright, enough!

Adam takes a moment to calm himself before addressing the situation.

Adam Pearce: Here’s what’s happening. Tonight, Sami Zayn and Sheamus will face the Creed Brothers in a tag team match! And next week, Chad Gable... you and Sami will face off once again—one-on-one—in a No Disqualification match!

Sami Zayn, still fuming, glares at Chad Gable as the camera zooms in on their heated stare-down. The tension in the air is thick as both men seethe with anger.

Sami Zayn (through clenched teeth): This isn’t over, Gable. Not by a long shot.

The scene fades as the referees and security continue to work to keep both sides apart, with Adam Pearce standing between them to maintain order.



We go back into the arena as Rhea Ripley’s music hits to a huge pop from the crowd. She looks angry and frustrated as she gets in the ring and grabs a mircrophone. She waits for the crowd noise to die down before beginning her promo.

Rhea Ripley: I’m done. I’m done with all the people sticking their noses in my business. Every time I turn around, there's someone else trying to interfere in MY path, trying to steal what’s rightfully mine. And I’ve had enough of it!

The crowd reacts with a mix of excitement and some boos. Rhea paces back and forth in the ring, her eyes burning with intensity.

Rhea Ripley: I fought tooth and nail to be at the top of this division. I carried that title, I owned this division, and then, at SummerSlam, Dominik Mysterio—the man I trusted—turned his back on me. He betrayed me and helped Liv Morgan retain that championship. Then, at Bad Blood, when I was fighting for the championship with no Judgment Day to interfere, who else comes in to interfere? Becky Lynch!

The crowd reacts with boos as Rhea stops pacing, focusing on her words.

Rhea Ripley: Becky Lynch—I get it, you're back, and you think that means you can just waltz in and take what’s mine. But no. NO... You’re not just going to walk in and take everything I’ve worked for. I want my Women's World Championship back. And I’m not going to stop until I take it from Liv Morgan's hands.

Rhea glares into the camera, her anger palpable.

Rhea Ripley: So, Adam Pearce, I’m calling you out. I’ve had enough of all these distractions. I want my title shot. Now!!!

The crowd is on edge, waiting for Adam Pearce to respond, but instead, Becky Lynch’s theme hits, and the arena erupts in boos. Becky steps out onto the stage, a smirk on her face, her arms crossed over her chest. She confidently walks down the ramp toward the ring.

Becky Lynch (mockingly): Oh, Rhea. You really think that calling Adam Pearce out is gonna get you what you want? I get it, you’re upset. You think the title’s yours. But guess what? It’s not. You know why?

Becky enters the ring and stands face-to-face with Rhea, the tension between them sizzling. Rhea tightens her grip on the microphone, her expression growing even more fierce.

Becky Lynch (leaning in closer): It’s because I’m the one who’s better than you, Rhea. And deep down, you know it. You want to be me. You want to take my spot. But here’s the hard truth, sweetheart—no matter how hard you try, you’ll never be as good as me. I’m the mountain you will never be able to climb.

Rhea, seething with anger, takes a step toward Becky, staring her down.

Rhea Ripley: You really think you’re the mountain I can’t climb? Let me remind you, Becky—I’m already on top. You’re just mad because I’ve become everything you used to be—and more. You have no choice but to accept the fact that I am better than you and at WrestleMania I proved it. That championship should’ve always been mine, and it’s going to be mine again.

Becky scoffs, shaking her head in disbelief.

Becky Lynch: You think you’ve got it all figured out, don’t you? You think that because you got lucky at WrestleMania you’ve taken my place, but let me tell you something, Rhea—you beat me at WrestleMania when I wasn’t even close to being at a 100%. But, when we eventually go to war again I will be at my best. And you won’t stand a chance.

The argument between the two continues to heat up, but before it can escalate further, Liv Morgan’s music hits. The crowd erupts in boos as Liv Morgan, with the Women’s World Championship draped over her shoulder, walks down the ramp with a confident stride. She stops at the bottom of the ramp, microphone in hand, smirking at both Rhea and Becky in the ring.

Liv Morgan: Oh, please... Enough with the ‘who’s better’ talk. You both sound pathetic. You’ve already both had your shot at me, and I’ve already beaten you more times than I can count. I don’t need to prove anything to either of you. You’re both stuck in the past, while I’m right here, the champion, and you’re both just jealous of what I’ve accomplished.

The crowd reacts to Liv’s words with boos. Rhea and Becky exchange glances, clearly unimpressed by Liv’s interruption.

Liv Morgan (mocking): I’m the champion, ladies. Not you. You can argue all you want about who’s better, but at the end of the day, I’m the one with the title. And I’m not going anywhere.

Before anyone can respond, Adam Pearce walks out onto the stage, microphone in hand. The crowd quiets down as Pearce addresses the situation.

Adam Pearce: Alright, enough! I’ve heard enough from all of you!

He pauses, scanning the ring before continuing.

Adam Pearce: Rhea… I’m going to give you what you want because next week, you will face Liv Morgan for the Women’s World Championship!

The crowd erupts, Rhea grinning at the prospect of getting another shot at the title, while Becky watches with interest.

Adam Pearce: But that’s not all. Becky Lynch never had her rematch for the championship, so the winner of next week’s match will defend the Women’s World Championship at Crown Jewel against Becky Lynch!

Rhea and Becky exchange pleased glances, both nodding in approval of the announcement. Liv, on the other hand, looks unfazed but still clutches her championship tightly.

Liv Morgan: I’ve already beaten both of you, so fine, whatever. Let’s do this. But don’t get it twisted—I am the one leaving Raw next week and Crown Jewel as champion.

Rhea and Becky stare Liv down, both clearly determined to reclaim the title. The camera zooms in on their intense faces as Pearce watches from the stage. The segment ends with the three women in the ring, tension at an all-time high, setting the stage for next week’s explosive Women’s World Championship match.



Match #2: Xavier Woods vs Ivar

The bell rings, and the match begins with both men staring each other down. Xavier Woods moves quickly, launching himself at Ivar with a series of punches, but Ivar swats him away with a massive forearm, sending Woods crashing to the mat. Xavier rolls away to catch his breath, but Ivar doesn’t give him any time to recover. Ivar lifts Xavier high and drops him with a body slam that shakes the ring. Xavier tries to fight back, landing a few kicks to Ivar's legs, but Ivar powers through the strikes and tosses Xavier into the corner. He charges in with a running splash, crushing Xavier’s body against the turnbuckle. Xavier stumbles out of the corner, and Ivar follows up with a spinning back elbow, sending Xavier crashing to the mat again. The crowd rallies behind Xavier as he tries to get back on his feet. Ivar stalks him, but Xavier counters with a quick enzuigiri to the back of Ivar’s head, staggering the big man. Xavier takes a moment to catch his breath before springboarding off the ropes with a flying crossbody, taking Ivar down for the first time in the match. He quickly hooks the leg for a near-fall, but Ivar powers out easily.

The two men engage in a brutal back-and-forth exchange. Xavier uses his speed to dodge Ivar’s massive strikes, landing a series of chops to Ivar’s chest. But Ivar retaliates with a crushing clothesline that flips Xavier inside out. Ivar then lifts Xavier for a powerbomb, but Xavier fights out, landing behind him and hitting a German suplex, bridging for another pin attempt, but again, Ivar kicks out. Both men are now visibly fatigued, their bodies bruised from the punishing blows. The fight spills to the outside as Xavier tries to use his agility to get the upper hand, sliding under the bottom rope to hit a dropkick that sends Ivar into the steel steps. Xavier runs across the ringside area, looking for a springboard plancha, but Ivar catches him mid-air, tossing him into the barricade. The brawl continues around ringside, with both men using whatever they can find to inflict damage. Xavier grabs a steel chair from the timekeepers’ area, determined to get some revenge for what The Viking Raiders did to Kofi Kingston. He swings it wildly at Ivar, connecting with a solid shot to his back and the referee immediately calls for the bell.

Match Results: Ivar def. Xavier Woods by Disqualification (10:48)

Xavier, however, is consumed with rage and doesn’t seem to care about the disqualification. He keeps swinging the chair, landing another brutal shot to Ivar’s back. The crowd roars, but Xavier is relentless, his eyes locked on Ivar as he continues to strike him with the chair, only focusing on the revenge that’s been eating at him since Kofi’s injury. But just as Xavier stands over Ivar, breathing heavily, Erik of The Viking Raiders attacks Xavier from behind, slamming him with a vicious clothesline. The Viking Raiders begin their 2-on-1 assault. Erik stomps on Xavier, holding him down as Ivar slowly gets to his feet, his back covered in welts from the chair shots. Erik holds Xavier in place, and Ivar grabs the steel chair, raising it high above his head. He smashes it down onto Xavier’s back, then throws it aside. The Viking Raiders continue their attack, punishing Xavier with vicious strikes and stomps. Ivar lifts Xavier to his feet, while Erik holds a steel chair and smashes it across Xavier's back again. The Viking Raiders then grab the steel steps. The crowd roars in horror as, with a sickening thud, Erik lifts the steps above his head and drives them straight into Xavier’s skull. The impact echoes through the arena, and Xavier crumples to the mat, unconscious. The Viking Raiders stand over Xavier, looking down at their work. Ivar and Erik share a satisfied look as the crowd boos heavily, while referees rush down to check on Xavier. The Viking Raiders stand tall, having sent a brutal message to Xavier Woods and the New Day.



After the commercial break, the scene opens in the parking lot of the arena as Jimmy Uso steps out of his car, wearing his usual gear, a focused expression on his face. The sound of footsteps approaching catches his attention, and the camera pans to reveal Jackie Redmond, microphone in hand, ready to interview him.

Jackie Redmond: Jimmy! Jimmy, I see you just arrived—what brings you to Raw tonight?

Jimmy pauses for a moment, scanning the area before locking eyes with Jackie. He’s clearly got something important on his mind, his jaw clenched and his body language tense.

Jimmy Uso: I’m going to the ring right now, Jackie. And I’m gonna call out my brother, Jey.

Jackie looks surprised but remains calm as she presses on with her questions.

Jackie Redmond: Well, we’ve seen the tension between you two recently, with Roman Reigns, Paul Heyman and the Bloodline. Are you sure you want to confront Jey like this?

Jimmy Uso: Listen, man... I’ve tried everything. Paul Heyman, Roman, they all tried talking some sense into him. But I don’t know, maybe it’s time I step in. I’m his brother, Jackie. If anybody can get through to Jey, it’s me. So yeah, I’m going to the ring right now and I’m gonna make him listen.

Jimmy exhales deeply, the weight of the situation evident on his face. He looks at Jackie for a moment before turning toward the entrance to the arena.

Jimmy Uso: I’ll be in that ring, and I’m not leaving until I get through to him.

Without another word, Jimmy walks off toward the entrance, his resolve clear. The camera follows him for a moment, and the scene fades to black as Jimmy makes his way to the ring, ready to confront his brother.



The camera cuts to the ring where the atmosphere is tense. The arena is buzzing with anticipation as Jimmy Uso stands at the center of the ring, a microphone in hand, his face filled with frustration and resolve. The crowd is quiet, sensing that something important is about to unfold. Jimmy paces around the ring for a moment, before stopping and looking straight into the camera, speaking directly to Jey.

Jimmy Uso: Yo, Jey. I need you to listen to me, man.

He pauses for a moment, taking a deep breath. The weight of the situation is evident in his voice, but his determination is clear.

Jimmy Uso: For weeks, I’ve been tryin' to get through to you. Roman, Paul, me… we’ve all tried. We’ve been tryin' to get you to see the bigger picture. To understand that this fight, this war against the New Bloodline... it ain't just about us, it's about our family. It's about us sticking together, like we always have. But you… you keep pushing us away. You keep tryin' to fight this battle on your own. And, damn it, Jey, I can’t let you do it by yourself.

Jimmy shakes his head in frustration, his tone softening as he speaks with an emotional weight.

Jimmy Uso: This isn't about me or Roman, Jey. It’s about you—your place in this family. My place in your life. I need my brother, man. I can’t do this without you.

The crowd is silent, hanging on to Jimmy’s every word. The camera zooms in on his face, showing the real pain behind his eyes. He looks down at the mat for a second before lifting his head and continuing.

Jimmy Uso: I know it’s hard, I know you’re angry. Hell, I’ve been angry, too. But I did what I had to do to protect you, to protect us. I didn’t want any of this, Jey. I didn’t want to be stuck in this position, but this is family. And family fights for each other, no matter what. But you… you’ve gotta stop running, Jey. You gotta stop thinking that you can handle this on your own, because you can’t.

There’s a brief pause as the arena stays silent, waiting for Jey's response. After a few moments, the unmistakable theme of Jey Uso hits, and the crowd erupts. Jey walks out onto the stage with a look of defiance. His expression is cold, unreadable, but his eyes narrow at Jimmy as he steps closer to the ring. Jey slowly makes his way down the ramp, his eyes locked on his brother. He gets into the ring, grabs a microphone, and stares at Jimmy, emotion boiling under the surface. The crowd feels the tension as Jey begins to speak, his voice calm but filled with anger.

Jey Uso: Man, you’ve got a lot of nerve comin' out here, huh? Tryin' to act like you care about me, like this whole damn thing is about family. But that’s where you’re wrong, Jimmy. You and Roman... you turned your back on me just like he did.

Jey’s voice cracks slightly as he speaks the words, and the hurt is clear in his tone. He takes a few steps toward Jimmy, getting closer, his eyes burning with frustration.

Jey Uso: You talk about protecting me? Ha! You protected yourself. You joined up with Roman, you sided with him. I told y’all from the start, I wasn’t gonna let that man break me. I was gonna fight this battle on my own, and now? Now, I gotta fight y’all too?

Jey looks away for a moment, as if trying to collect his thoughts, his hands clenched into fists at his sides. He takes a few more steps toward Jimmy.

Jey Uso: You don’t get it, huh, Jimmy? You and Roman... y’all ain’t my family anymore. I’m done with all this. I’m done with everything you’ve done. I’m done with him. I’ll handle this my way, just like I always have. I don’t need you. I don’t need him.

The anger in Jey’s voice builds as he points at Jimmy, his words sharp and cutting.

Jey Uso: So don’t talk to me like you’re still my brother. You betrayed me, just like Roman did. So you know what? You get the same damn answer he did. No. No, I’m not gonna join you. No, I’m not gonna fight alongside you. And most of all, no... I don’t need you, Jimmy. I’m doing this alone.

Jey’s voice is almost a whisper by the end, but the finality in his words cuts through the air like a dagger. Jimmy stands there, his heart heavy as he looks at his brother, his face showing a mix of pain and desperation. There’s a long silence between them as the tension fills the ring.

Jey turns to leave, his back to Jimmy, but before he exits, he stops and looks over his shoulder with a final, piercing look.

Jey Uso: Roman and you? Y’all are dead to me.

With that, Jey walks out of the ring, leaving Jimmy standing there, heartbroken and defeated. The camera focuses on Jimmy’s face, a mixture of hurt and disbelief in his eyes as he watches his brother walk away. The crowd is in stunned silence as Jimmy drops his head, the weight of Jey’s words sinking in. He stays in the ring for a moment, looking down, as the scene fades to black.



Match #3: Sami Zayn and Sheamus vs The Creed Brothers w/ Chad Gable and Ivy Nile

The bell rings, and Sheamus starts things off with Julius Creed. The two powerhouses collide in the center of the ring, testing each other’s strength. Sheamus gets the early edge with heavy strikes and a big scoop slam. Julius scrambles to tag in Brutus, who barrels in with intensity, but Sheamus isn’t backing down. The Celtic Warrior rocks Brutus with a knee lift and tags in Sami Zayn to a big pop from the crowd. Sami comes in hot, springboarding into the ring and dropping Brutus with a flying clothesline. He knocks Julius off the apron with a running forearm, but that distraction allows Brutus to catch Sami with a spinebuster. Brutus and Julius begin cutting the ring in half, showing off their amateur wrestling background with frequent tags, suplex variations, and hard-hitting teamwork. Gable yells from ringside, shouting strategy and insults at Sami as the Creed Brothers keep the pressure on. Ivy Nile stands with arms crossed, silently monitoring, but her presence is icy and intimidating.

Sami fights from underneath, absorbing a huge double backbreaker, but the crowd rallies behind him. With resilience, he dodges a Brutus elbow and rolls to the corner—hot tag to Sheamus! Sheamus explodes in, dropping Julius with the Irish Curse Backbreaker and nailing Brutus with the 10 Beats of the Bodhrán on the ropes. He hoists Julius for White Noise, but Brutus breaks it up, causing chaos in the ring. Amidst the brawl, Chad Gable jumps onto the apron, trying to interfere. He grabs Sheamus’s arm—but Sami Zayn comes flying in with a Helluva Kick, knocking Gable clean off the apron to a massive pop! Ivy Nile tries to rush over to check on Gable, but the referee turns to stop her, allowing Sheamus and Sami to capitalize. With Julius groggy in the ring, Sami tags back in, and Sheamus hoists Julius up for a powerslam while Sami hits the ropes—Helluva Kick/Powerslam combo! The crowd erupts! Sami makes the cover and picks up the win for his team.

Match Results: Sami Zayn and Sheamus def. The Creed Brothers (14:06)

Sami and Sheamus stand tall as Gable is helped up by Ivy Nile outside the ring, furious and humiliated. The Creed Brothers regroup, glaring at the victorious duo in the ring.



The camera cuts to a backstage hallway, where Liv Morgan and Dominik Mysterio are seen storming down the corridor. They look furious, with Liv clutching her WWE Women’s World Championship. They push open the door to Adam Pearce's office, barging in without knocking.

Liv Morgan: (shouting) What the hell is this, Pearce?! You can’t just throw my title on the line like that!

Dominik Mysterio: (snapping) Yeah, what's the deal with that match next week? You’re just gonna hand Rhea Ripley a title shot after she lost fair and square at Bad Blood?

Adam Pearce, sitting behind his desk, looks up from his paperwork with a raised eyebrow, remaining calm despite their outbursts.

Adam Pearce: (matter-of-factly) The title match for next week is official, Liv. You’re defending your championship against Rhea Ripley. There's nothing either of you can do about it.

Liv slams her championship down on Pearce's desk, looking absolutely livid.

Liv Morgan: (angrily) You don’t get it, do you, Pearce?! I’m not some damn puppet in your little game. I’m the champion, and I won’t let you hand my title away to that... (she glares at the thought of Rhea)... bitch!

Dominik Mysterio: (gritting his teeth) And you really think you can just put us through this, huh? The Judgment Day doesn’t take kindly to being disrespected like this.

Adam Pearce: (firmly) You can think whatever you want, but the match is happening. And don’t bother trying to intimidate me. It’s official, and that’s the end of it. Oh and Dominik… I’m glad you are here because I have an announcement for you too. Dragon Lee has personally requested a match with you. And that match will be happening at Crown Jewel.

Dominik’s eyes widen in disbelief, and he glares at Pearce, his jaw tightening.

Dominik Mysterio: (furious) You’re kidding, right? You want me to face Dragon Lee at Crown Jewel? I’ll take care of him before we even get there. Finn’s got it covered tonight!

Liv Morgan: (smirking) Yeah, Pearce, you’re barking up the wrong tree if you think we’re gonna just sit back and let this happen. You’re playing with fire.

Adam Pearce leans back in his chair, unimpressed by their threats.

Adam Pearce: (calmly) You two can threaten me all you want, but the truth is, you don’t make the decisions here. I do. So, whether you like it or not, you both have your matches. Now, get out of my office.

Liv and Dominik exchange furious glares, but there’s nothing they can do. They turn to leave, but before walking out, Dominik shoots one last threatening look over his shoulder.

Dominik Mysterio: (through gritted teeth) This isn’t over, Pearce. Not by a long shot.

Liv slams the door as they storm out, leaving Pearce shaking his head with a smirk.

Adam Pearce: (muttering to himself) Some people never learn.

The camera fades as the scene transitions.



Match #4: Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark w/Sonya Deville and Natalya vs Katana Chance and Kayden Carter

The match kicks off with Zoey Stark and Kayden Carter, who exchange quick strikes and athletic maneuvers. Kayden manages to hit a beautiful standing moonsault, but Zoey quickly regains control with a hard clothesline. She tags in Shayna Baszler, who wastes no time targeting Kayden’s arm with a series of brutal submissions. Baszler controls the tempo of the match, isolating Kayden in their corner, while Sonya Deville and Natalya provide distractions on the outside. Katana Chance tries to help her partner but is quickly knocked off the apron by Zoey Stark. The heels continue to dominate, working together with quick tags and dirty tactics. Kayden makes a desperate attempt to tag in Katana, but Baszler cuts her off with a punishing knee strike and a Kirifuda Clutch. Kayden struggles but eventually passes out, and the referee calls for the bell.

Match Results: Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark def. Katana Chance and Kayden Carter (7:41)

After the match, Pure Fusion Collective doesn’t waste any time continuing their assault on Kayden and Katana. They beat down both women in the middle of the ring, with Natalya and Sonya stomping on Katana while Baszler locks in a painful armbar on Kayden. The crowd boos loudly, hoping for some intervention. Suddenly, Bianca Belair’s music hits, and the crowd erupts. Bianca sprints down to the ring, followed by Jade Cargill. Bianca slides in and immediately takes down Sonya Deville with a spinebuster, while Jade grabs Natalya and tosses her out of the ring with a display of strength. The crowd goes wild as Bianca and Jade begin clearing house. Shayna and Zoey hesitate, clearly outnumbered, and retreat up the ramp with Sonya and Natalya, leaving Bianca and Jade standing tall in the ring. They help Katana and Kayden to their feet, standing together as the crowd cheers. Bianca and Jade stare down the four heels, sending a clear message that they won’t stand for the attack. The scene fades as Bianca, Jade, Katana, and Kayden celebrate in the ring, while Pure Fusion Collective stews at the top of the ramp, furious and plotting their next move.



The arena is buzzing as Ilja Dragunov’s music hits, and the crowd erupts in cheers. Dragunov steps out onto the stage, wearing a focused and determined expression. He walks to the ring, his eyes locked on the camera. He grabs a microphone as he enters, pacing back and forth in the ring, waiting for the crowd to quiet down.

Ilja Dragunov: (passionately) Two weeks ago, I challenged Bron Breakker for the Intercontinental Championship. And what did he say? He said no. He didn’t want to face me, didn’t want to defend that title against me. And why? Because he’s scared.” (pauses, letting the crowd react) “He’s scared of the one thing he can’t handle: the fight. The pain. The intensity that I bring every time I step into this ring. Bron Breakker doesn’t want to fight me, so he’d rather attack me from behind, like a coward, when I’m not looking. That’s not the way a champion behaves.

The crowd boos, agreeing with Dragunov's words. Ilja’s voice grows more intense.

Ilja Dragunov: You see, Bron, you can run, you can hide, you can try to intimidate me with cheap shots, but it’s not gonna work. You cannot escape the fact that I will never stop coming for you, for that championship. And sooner or later, you’re going to have to face me in this ring, face to face, man to man. Because that’s what real champions do. They don’t run away. They fight.

Just as Dragunov finishes, the music of Bron Breakker hits, and the crowd erupts with boos. Breakker walks down to the ring, holding the Intercontinental Championship proudly around his waist, smirking as he surveys Dragunov in the ring. He stops at the bottom of the ramp, microphone in hand.

Bron Breakker: (laughing) You’re really something, Ilja. You come out here, trying to play the hero, trying to make me look like the bad guy… but let’s get something straight. I’m not scared of you. Not in the least. You think I’m scared of a guy like you? You think I’m scared of someone who’s just as crazy as I am, someone who likes to fight just a little too much? Please.

Breakker steps into the ring, walking slowly toward Dragunov.

Bron Breakker: What happened last week? You want to call that a sneak attack? I call it a warning. Consider that spear a message, Dragunov. You’ve got no place in my world. You want that championship? You want me to defend it against you? Well, guess what? That’s never going to happen. Not now. Not ever.

The crowd boos loudly, and Dragunov’s eyes narrow with frustration. He steps forward, his voice cold and intense.

Ilja Dragunov: A warning? A warning?” (he shakes his head) “Bron, let me tell you something. You’ve already made one mistake by refusing my challenge, and last week, you made another by attacking me when I wasn’t looking. You want to send a message to me? I’ll tell you what your message is: you’re scared. Scared of what’s coming. You’re scared of losing that title to someone who’s not afraid to step into the ring and take it from you.

Breakker’s smirk fades as Dragunov steps closer to him, the two men standing face-to-face in the center of the ring.

Bron Breakker: (gritting his teeth) Listen, I don’t need to explain myself to you. You want a match? You want me to defend this title against you? Fine, I’ll tell you what… maybe I’ll give you the match. Maybe I’ll accept your challenge. But guess what? That’s not happening right now. So, don’t get any funny ideas about me being afraid of you.

Breakker moves in even closer, almost nose-to-nose with Dragunov.

Bron Breakker: Now, get this through your head, Ilja. You’re just another obstacle I’ll crush on my way to the top. Consider this my final warning. Stay out of my way.

Dragunov, clearly enraged by Breakker’s words, suddenly snaps. He shoves Breakker hard, and the two men immediately start brawling. Dragunov throws wild punches, backing Breakker into the corner. Breakker fights back with hard forearms, but Dragunov isn’t backing down. The fight spills to the outside of the ring, where both men continue to exchange brutal blows. Breakker tries to slam Dragunov into the steel steps, but Dragunov ducks and Breakker crashes shoulder-first into the steel! The crowd roars in approval as Dragunov quickly takes control, grabbing Breakker by the hair and tossing him back into the ring. Dragunov slides in after him, firing up with adrenaline. He locks eyes with the Intercontinental Championship and then hoists Breakker up for his finisher, the Tormentor (a suplex into a swinging neckbreaker), dropping him hard to the mat. Dragunov stands tall over Breakker, breathing heavily as the crowd erupts in cheers. He looks down at the Intercontinental Championship, then holds his arms up in victory, posing with the title like it’s already his. The camera zooms in on Dragunov’s determined face as the crowd chants his name.

Ilja Dragunov: (shouting to the camera) This title will be mine, Bron! You can’t run from me forever!

The scene ends with Dragunov standing tall, a fierce look of resolve in his eyes, while Breakker is still down in the ring, seething with rage.



The camera cuts backstage where Jackie Redmond is standing by with a microphone in hand.

Jackie Redmond: (smiling slightly) Ladies and gentlemen, my guest at this time… Seth Rollins. Seth, last week, we saw a side of you that we hadn’t seen in a long time. You snapped, and you took out Bronson Reed in a brutal attack. I have to ask, what was going through your mind when you did that?

The camera pans to Seth Rollins, standing next to Jackie, a cocky smile on his face as he adjusts his leather jacket. His eyes burn with intensity, and his posture exudes confidence. Seth takes a moment before responding, his voice low and controlled.

Seth Rollins: (grinning) What was going through my mind, Jackie? I'll tell you exactly what was going through my mind. Frustration. Anger. And most of all? Satisfaction." (pauses, leaning in closer to the camera) "Bronson Reed… you’ve made one mistake after another. You’ve taken everything I’ve thrown at you, and you’ve had the audacity to walk out of Bad Blood with a win. That was a mistake. You think you’re some unstoppable monster? That you can just bully your way through me and everyone else?

Seth’s voice gets more passionate, almost mocking.

Seth Rollins: You’re not unstoppable, Bronson. You’re just a man, a big man, sure. But a man nonetheless. And when you push me, when you take things too far, you find out real quick just how far I’m willing to go. Last week, I wasn’t just attacking you. I was taking back control of this situation. I wasn’t going to let you walk around like you owned me, like you owned this.

Jackie stands still, listening, clearly intrigued by Seth's intensity.

Jackie Redmond: And tonight, you two go at it again. What’s different this time? Is this match going to be the final chapter, or is there more to come from this rivalry?

Seth cracks his knuckles, his smile never fading but his eyes narrowing in focus.

Seth Rollins: Tonight, I’m going to do exactly what I should’ve done at Bad Blood: I’m going to finish this. Bronson Reed has no idea what he's in for. Last week, I gave him a preview of what happens when he messes with Seth Rollins. But tonight? Tonight, I’m going to end this. I’m going to make him regret ever stepping in the ring with me. You see, Jackie, people think that just because Bronson’s a big guy, he’s tough. That’s cute. But strength? Strength isn’t everything. If that were the case, then every big guy would be the champion. But it’s not about strength. It’s about skill. It’s about the ability to break your opponent down, mentally and physically. And I’ve got plenty of that.

Seth leans in, eyes locking onto the camera with a fiery intensity.

Seth Rollins: Bronson, I hope you’re ready for what’s coming. You’re not going to be able to hide behind that ‘big man’ persona anymore. I’m going to dismantle you piece by piece, and when I’m done, you’ll be begging for mercy. But don’t worry, I won’t give you any. And tonight, that’s the end of this. This ends now.

Jackie looks momentarily stunned by the intensity of Rollins’ words, but quickly regains her composure.

Jackie Redmond: Strong words from Seth Rollins, who looks more determined than ever. Will he be able to take down the mighty Bronson Reed tonight? We’ll find out soon enough. Seth, thank you for your time.

Seth nods, giving Jackie a quick smirk.

Seth Rollins: Anytime, Jackie. Just make sure you’re watching, because tonight… it’s showtime.

Seth turns and walks off, the camera following him as he exits the scene, the tension thick in the air as Jackie stands in the backdrop, looking towards the camera.

Jackie Redmond: (softly, to herself) Well… that was intense. Back to you at ringside.

The scene fades to black as the camera transitions back to ringside, where the anticipation for tonight's match between Rollins and Reed reaches a boiling point.



Match #5: Dragon Lee vs Finn Balor

The bell rings, and the two immediately circle each other, eyeing one another with intense focus. The match starts fast, with Dragon Lee using his speed to outmaneuver Balor early. A series of quick strikes and flips from Dragon Lee have Balor on the defensive, and the crowd reacts with excitement. Dragon Lee hits a beautiful springboard dropkick, sending Balor to the outside. He attempts a high-risk dive through the ropes, but Balor sidesteps, sending Dragon Lee crashing hard into the floor. Balor takes control, throwing Dragon Lee into the barricade and working him over with calculated strikes and submissions. Finn keeps Dragon Lee grounded, wearing him down with a variety of holds, but Dragon Lee fights back with fierce determination. The crowd rallies behind him, cheering for the underdog. Dragon Lee hits a breathtaking Spanish Fly from the top rope, but Balor kicks out at two, much to the crowd’s disbelief.

As the match goes on, the tension builds. Just as Dragon Lee is about to mount another offense, Carlito, JD McDonagh, Dominik Mysterio and Liv Morgan rush the ringside area. Carlito distracts the referee while JD and Dominik attempt to interfere. The crowd boos as the Judgment Day’s influence becomes more obvious. Just as it seems Dragon Lee is in trouble, the music of Damian Priest, Rey Mysterio, and Rhea Ripley hits, and the crowd explodes with excitement. Priest and Rey rush to take out JD McDonagh and Carlito with a series of powerful strikes. Meanwhile, Rhea Ripley headbutts Dominik and charges at Liv Morgan, as the two women engage in a heated brawl at ringside, trading punches and spilling over the announce table. Inside the ring, Dragon Lee seizes the opportunity, hitting Balor with a massive running knee to the face, stunning him. With the crowd on their feet, Dragon Lee picks up the momentum and hits Dragon Driver for the 1-2-3!

Match Results: Dragon Lee def. Finn Balor (11:29)

The crowd erupts in shock and excitement as Dragon Lee scores a huge upset victory over Finn Balor. But the chaos is far from over. The Judgment Day quickly regroups, and the fight spills out of control. Rhea Ripley and Liv Morgan continue their fight around the announce table, exchanging vicious strikes and sending chairs flying. Dominik distracts Rhea and Liv is able to gain control sending Rhea head-first into the ring post. Meanwhile, in the ring, Finn Balor regains his composure and looks to take out Dragon Lee. Damian Priest rushes to the ring to save Lee but is intercepted by Carlito and JD. JD, Carlito and Finn Balor unleash a 3-on-1 assault on Damian Priest. Meanwhile, outside the ring, Dominik sends his dad flying into the barricade and sends him back to the ring. Liv Morgan also sends Rhea back to the ring and hits her with Oblivion. Dominik Mysterio climbs to the top rope and hits a brutal Frog Splash onto Rey Mysterio and Dragon Lee, taking them both out. The Judgment Day has firmly regained the advantage. JD and Carlito hold Priest down as Balor climbs to the top rope and connects with a devastation Coup de Grace. The Judgment Day members, now fully in control, exchange smug looks as they survey the wreckage. Finn Balor again climbs to the top rope looking to inflict even more damage but suddenly Joaquin Wilde and Cruz Del Toro rush to the ring to try to even the odds. The Judgment Day immediately retreats escaping through the crowd but the damage has already been done. The camera lingers on the chaos left behind as the crowd boos loudly.



Match #6: Seth Rollins vs Bronson Reed

The match begins with both men charging at each other. Reed immediately uses his power advantage to shove Rollins into the corner with a brutal shoulder thrust. Rollins tries to fight back with quick strikes, landing some sharp punches and a spinning kick to the midsection. However, Reed shrugs it off and responds with a massive belly-to-belly suplex, sending Rollins crashing into the mat. The crowd roars as Reed stands tall over his opponent. Rollins quickly regains his composure, using his agility to evade Reed’s next attack. He lands a dropkick to Reed’s knee and follows up with a slingblade to knock the big man off balance. Rollins tries to pick up the pace with a series of high-flying moves, including a flying forearm and a jumping knee, but Reed catches him out of the air and drives him down with a thunderous powerslam. Reed continues to dominate, hitting Rollins with a brutal Samoan Drop and then a massive Splash in the corner, nearly flattening Rollins. Reed covers, but Rollins kicks out at two, showing his resilience.

The crowd is firmly behind Rollins, urging him to fight back. Rollins manages to find some offense, hitting a couple of quick strikes and a superkick to stagger Reed. He looks to go for a Stomp, but Reed quickly counters, catching Rollins and slamming him with a devastating Powerbomb. Reed covers again, but Rollins kicks out just before the three-count. Both men are battered and bruised, but Rollins refuses to back down. He manages to land a second superkick followed by a running knee, knocking Reed into the corner. With the crowd buzzing, Rollins goes for the Stomp once again, and this time he connects! He nails Reed right in the center of the ring, and Rollins goes for the cover but Reed kicks out!!! The crowd gasps in shock as Bronson Reed kicks out of the Stomp, the move that has finished so many opponents in the past. Rollins looks at the referee in disbelief but doesn’t waste any time. He goes for a second Stomp, this time with even more intensity. He bounces off the ropes and delivers another Stomp, planting Reed's head into the mat. He goes for the cover and Bronson Reed kicks out again!!!!!

The shock in the arena is palpable. Reed, nearly unconscious, powers out of the pinfall after two Stomps—each one seemingly more devastating than the last. Rollins can’t believe it, his jaw hanging open as the crowd is left stunned. Reed, though clearly exhausted, has shown incredible resilience. Rollins, realizing that he needs to finish Reed off once and for all, digs deep and begins throwing everything he's got at the big man. He connects with a series of strikes, looking for one last opening. As Reed stumbles forward, Rollins hits a desperation superkick to the jaw, and Reed finally starts to falter. With everything on the line, Rollins looks for his final shot. He sets up for another Stomp, but as he runs toward Reed, Bronson Reed somehow catches him in mid-air! Reed lifts him high and plants Rollins with a devastating Samoan Drop, sending shockwaves through the arena. The two men are down, both struggling to catch their breath. Rollins is on the mat, and Reed takes a moment to recover before slowly crawling over to him. Reed looks to finish Rollins off, but Rollins digs deep, using the last of his energy to spring up and hit a small package out of nowhere! Rollins wins!

Match Results: Seth Rollins def. Bronson Reed (18:41)

As soon as the bell rings and Seth Rollins is announced as the winner, the crowd is still buzzing from the shocking finish. But before Rollins can fully celebrate his hard-fought victory, Bronson Reed immediately slides out of the ring and charges at Rollins! Reed grabs Rollins by the back of the head and throws him into the steel steps with a sickening crash. The crowd erupts in boos as Reed relentlessly stomps on Rollins, sending a message that this fight is far from over. Seth is barely able to defend himself, as Reed’s raw power overwhelms him. The referees rush to the ring, trying to separate the two men, but Reed shoves them away with ease, throwing one referee to the barricade like a ragdoll. The brawl spills into the crowd as Reed relentlessly beats down Rollins. Rollins tries to fight back with quick strikes, but Reed keeps cutting him off, tossing him into a row of equipment cases. The crowd chants in disbelief as Rollins crashes hard into the cases, rolling onto the floor, his body limp from the attack. Reed doesn't stop there. He pulls Rollins up by his hair, dragging him further into the crowd. With a malicious grin on his face, Reed picks up Rollins and sends him crashing into a stack of tables. The impact reverberates through the arena, and the crowd gasps as Rollins lies motionless amid the wreckage of broken wood and shattered metal.

The referees scramble to maintain control, but Reed continues to overpower them. He shoves a referee into another stack of tables, sending him crashing to the ground. Reed is like a man possessed, refusing to stop until he’s made Rollins suffer. The fight then escalates even further. Reed drags Rollins through the crowd and up onto a high platform—an elevated structure, clearly designed for production and technical work. The cameras follow, capturing the chaos unfolding. Adam Pearce is seen in the backstage area, visibly furious, screaming at the referees and security to “stop them before it gets worse!” But it's too late. Rollins and Reed continue to trade violent blows high above the arena floor. Rollins, desperate, tries to land a superplex off the platform, hoping to end the carnage, but Reed counters with a sickening forearm and a monstrous Death Valley Driver! The crowd reacts in pure shock and horror as Reed drives himself and Rollins down off the platform and through a pile of tables and technical equipment below! A massive explosion of sparks and debris erupts as pyro shoots off in the background, adding to the chaos of the scene. The platform shakes violently from the impact as both men lie motionless beneath the wreckage, buried under broken tables and scattered equipment.

Adam Pearce, along with several referees and staff, rush to the platform, frantic and shouting for medical help. Pearce grabs a microphone and yells into it, “Get help down here, now! We need medical personnel!” The camera captures the carnage below, showing both Rollins and Reed barely moving beneath the wreckage. Medical personnel immediately rush to the scene, carefully pulling the debris away and assessing the two men. After a tense moment, the crowd holds its breath as paramedics work quickly, strapping Seth Rollins and Bronson Reed to stretchers. They’re carefully lifted out of the wreckage and rushed to the back for immediate medical attention. The camera lingers on the wreckage as paramedics tend to both men, who have been left motionless after one of the most brutal brawls in recent memory. As the medical teams continue to work, the show goes off the air.

Next week on RAW:
- Liv Morgan vs Rhea Ripley for the WWE Women's World Championship
- Sami Zayn vs Chad Gable in a No Disqualification Match

- Bianca Belair, Jade Cargill, Katana Chance and Kayden Carter vs Pure Fusion Collective (Shayna Baszler, Sonya Deville, Natalya and Zoey Stark)
And more!!!


Crown Jewel 2024 Updated Card
- CM Punk vs Gunther for the World Heavyweight Championship
- Liv Morgan or Rhea Ripley vs Becky Lynch for the WWE Women's World Championship
- Dominik Mysterio vs Dragon Lee
And more!!!
 

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Friday Night Smackdown
October 18th 2024

The unmistakable sound of Randy Orton's theme music hits, sending a wave of boos through the crowd. Orton walks out slowly, a cold, calculating expression on his face, soaking in the reaction. His eyes lock on the camera as he makes his way down the ramp, his gaze never wavering. He slides into the ring and grabs a microphone, pacing back and forth as the crowd continues to boo him. After a brief pause, Orton brings the microphone to his lips and speaks, his voice dripping with disdain.

Randy Orton: You know, last week... last week, I did something that felt good. No, it wasn’t just good—it felt right. You see, I don’t forget, Cody. I don’t forget what people do to me, and I sure as hell don’t forget what they do when they think they can just walk all over me. So, when I turned on you last week, when I put you down, it wasn’t just because I could. It wasn’t just because I felt like it. It was because I had to. I had to remind you of something that you clearly forgot.

Orton stops pacing and looks straight into the camera, his voice growing darker.

Randy Orton: Cody Rhodes... you betrayed me. You left me behind. You walked away from Legacy like it was nothing, like we were just another stop on your journey to try and make a name for yourself. You thought you could just go off on your own, pretend like you had it all figured out, and leave me in the dust. You didn’t just turn your back on me, Cody. You turned your back on everything we worked for. You turned your back on me—on us—just so you could chase after your little fantasy. And you know what? I haven’t forgotten that.

The crowd boos louder, and Orton smirks, his eyes narrowing as he continues.

Randy Orton: But it gets better, doesn’t it, Cody? You really thought you could waltz back into my life, get in my good graces, and expect me to fight alongside you? You honestly thought that after everything—after the Bloodline put me on the shelf for over a year—that I was going to stand by your side? You thought I was going to help you, stand with you, fight for you... after everything they did to me?

Orton shakes his head, a mocking smile spreading across his face.

Randy Orton: You're out of your damn mind, Cody. You really thought I’d forget about how the Bloodline took me out, how Roman Reigns and his little cousins left me lying in the middle of that ring? And you, what did you do? You went and kissed Roman's ass! You went and helped him! You went and helped the same man who put me on the shelf, and you honestly think I'm going to stand here and fight with you? You should be ashamed, Cody. You should be ashamed of yourself for even thinking that I would let you use me again.

The crowd's boos get louder, but Orton just smirks, clearly reveling in the hatred he's stirring up.

Randy Orton: You want to talk about family? You want to talk about loyalty? You should take a look in the mirror. You want to pretend you're this big hero now, fighting for the WWE Universe, wearing that Undisputed WWE Championship around your waist like you're some kind of legend. But let me tell you something, Cody—you're still just that little kid trying to live up to your last name. You’ll always be stuck in the shadow of your father, trying to prove that you can do something he couldn’t. But guess what? You can’t. You’ll never be him. And deep down, you know that. You’ll never be the man that Dusty Rhodes was. You’ll never be the champion that Randy Orton has been.

Orton pauses, letting the words sink in, his voice turning cold and menacing.

Randy Orton: You want to wear that title, Cody? You want to pretend you’re the face of this company? Well, I’m going to put an end to that little fantasy of yours. I’m going to make sure you realize that you’re not ready for what’s coming. You think you can stand up to the Viper? You think you can face me, and walk out with that title still in your hands? You’re dead wrong.

Orton leans in closer to the camera, his eyes burning with intensity.

Randy Orton: So here’s what I’m going to do, Cody. At Crown Jewel, I’m going to take that Undisputed WWE Championship from you. I’m going to show you that you’re not a champion. You’re just a little boy playing dress-up, trying to fill shoes that you’ll never be able to fill. And when I’m done with you, when I’m standing over you with that title in my hands, you’ll realize that you should’ve never, ever trusted me again. And when I’m at the top of this company once again, you’ll be just another chapter in my legacy.

Orton takes a step back, his gaze unwavering as he stares into the camera with a final, cold smirk.

Randy Orton: Cody, you should’ve stayed out of my way. You should’ve stayed out of my business. But you didn’t. And at Crown Jewel, I’m going to make you regret it. I am the legend killer. I am the Viper. And you? You’re just the next name on the list.

He drops the mic with authority, the crowd’s boos echoing throughout the arena as Orton’s theme music hits again. He exits the ring slowly, his eyes locked on the camera, leaving behind a sense of dread for what’s to come.



The arena fills with boos as the WWE Tag Team Champions Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa make their way to the ring. At ringside, Penta and Fénix watch from steel chairs, silent and focused, scouting the champs before their upcoming title opportunity. The crowd erupts as The Street Profits hit the stage, full of energy and swagger. Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins hype up the fans, but their usual smiles fade when they look toward the hard-nosed champions in the ring.

Match #1: The Bloodline (Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa) vs The Street Profits

Montez Ford starts the match against Tama Tonga. Ford uses his speed early—ducking strikes, hitting a headscissors, and landing a standing moonsault. Tama rolls to his corner, tags in Tonga Loa, and the pace shifts. Loa barrels into Ford with a heavy shoulder block, then unloads with hard strikes in the corner. Tama tags back in and gets the edge with underhanded tactics—raking the eyes, pulling Ford’s hair, and using the ropes for leverage during a choke. The referee tries to maintain order as Tonga and Loa isolate Ford in their corner. At ringside, the Lucha Brothers stand, unimpressed. Fénix whispers something to Penta, both keeping close tabs on every maneuver. Ford finally creates separation with an enziguri and dives to tag in Dawkins! Dawkins storms in like a freight train—clothesline to Loa, spinning splash to Tama, and a double underhook slam! The crowd’s fired up. Ford tags back in, goes to the top rope, and launches the From the Heavens frog splash on Tama! 1... 2... but Loa breaks the pin! Dawkins tries to brawl with Loa outside the ring, but Loa sends him crashing into the steel steps. Back inside, Tama takes advantage of the chaos, low-blows Ford behind the ref’s back, and tags in Loa. Together, they hit a devastating double-team neckbreaker–powerbomb combo, and Tama covers Ford for the 1... 2... 3.

Match Results: The Bloodline def. The Street Profits (9:17)

As the match ends, the crowd showers the ring with boos. Tama and Loa grab their titles and smirk as they look down at the fallen Street Profits. They step outside the ring and stare the challengers down. The tension is immediate. Words are exchanged—first in English, then Spanish. Tama steps forward, lifting his title in their faces. The two teams get nose-to-nose outside the ring when, suddenly, Jacob Fatu explodes onto the scene from behind the barricade! He crushes Fénix with a running shoulder block, then turns and levels Penta with a brutal superkick. The crowd erupts in boos as Tama and Loa rush over to join Fatu. All three Bloodline members begin unloading on the Lucha Brothers. Fénix gets driven spine-first into the LED ring post. Penta tries to fight back, but Loa takes him down with a lariat, and Fatu hits a devastating Samoan Drop on the floor. Tama grabs a steel chair and cracks it across Penta’s back while Loa holds him in place. The Lucha Brothers are left battered on the ground as referees try to rush in—but The Bloodline has already done the damage. As officials help the Lucha Brothers, Tama, Loa, and Fatu stand tall on the ramp, throwing up the “One.” Cold. Unapologetic. Dangerous.



We go to the backstage area and Roman Reigns is sitting on a bench, hands clasped, eyes locked on the screen. He hasn’t blinked in what feels like minutes. Jimmy Uso stands nearby, pacing. His fists are clenched, his jaw tight. Paul Heyman is in the background, fidgeting with his hands, visibly shaken.

Jimmy Uso (angrily): Yo... you see this? You see what they did to the Lucha Bros?

Jimmy turns, looking directly at Roman.

Jimmy Uso: You still wanna go out there and call out Solo? Alone? You know they don’t play fair…

Roman Reigns doesn’t respond immediately. The camera closes in on his face. He finally stands up, slow and steady, his presence as commanding as ever.

Roman Reigns (calm, but heavy): This isn’t about fair.

He walks over to the monitor and hits the power button, the screen going black.

Roman Reigns: This is about family. This is about everything we built... and everything they’re tryin’ to burn down.

Paul Heyman (softly, nervously): Roman, please... think this through. They’ve already taken too much. You don’t need to do this alone.

Roman Reigns (quietly): Yes... I do.

He turns to face them both. His voice is low, but full of fire.

Roman Reigns: I started this. I made The Bloodline what it was. I brought Solo in... I gave him a seat at the table. I trusted him.

Roman Reigns (more intense): And now he sits at my table... and tries to feed the family lies. Nah. That ends tonight.

Jimmy steps forward, concern written all over his face.

Jimmy Uso: Then let me roll with you, Uce. Just in case things go sideways.

Roman Reigns (shaking his head): You already stood by me. You already proved your loyalty, day one. But this? This ain't about fighting back. This is about finishing it.

He pauses, emotion flickering in his eyes.

Roman Reigns: I started The Bloodline... and I’m gonna be the one to end it.

He walks to the door. Paul looks heartbroken. Jimmy looks proud... and afraid.

Roman Reigns (before exiting): If Solo wants to stand in the ashes of what we built... he can meet me in the ring.

The door closes behind him.



Match #2: Shinsuke Nakamura vs Baron Corbin

Nakamura circles Corbin slowly, baiting him in with mock kicks and taunts. Corbin tries to power through the mind games with a few heavy strikes, but Nakamura weathers the storm and fires back with a knee to the midsection, followed by a stiff spinning kick to the shoulder. Corbin grabs control with a big boot, sending Nakamura crashing to the mat. He keeps the pressure on with a clothesline and a short-arm spinebuster, forcing a two-count. Nakamura rolls out to regroup. Corbin follows him to the outside—but Nakamura turns and drives a knee into his ribs. With a burst of aggression, Nakamura grabs Corbin and launches him across the announce table, sending him crashing right into Andrade who is on commentary for this match. Both men go down hard. Nakamura smirks, brushes his hands off, and slides back into the ring. Corbin crawls back in at the count of eight, but he’s dazed. Nakamura sizes him up, strikes the mat once with his knee, and charges—Kinshasa. Corbin goes down. 1… 2… 3.

Match Results: Shinsuke Nakamura def. Baron Corbin (8:22)

Nakamura stands tall, staring directly at Andrade, who is now on his feet at ringside, furious. Suddenly, Andrade explodes, enters the ring and attacks Nakamura. The fight is on. Andrade hits quick strikes, backing Nakamura into the ropes and sending him into the corner with force. Andrade charges with the double knees, but Nakamura hits him with a low blow!!! The crowd boos heavily as Andrade gets up and Nakamura strikes—Kinshasa, dropping Andrade hard. Nakamura stands over him, cold and expressionless. Andrade slowly stirs. He uses the ropes to pull himself up, staggering to his feet. Nakamura backs up once more and charges once again—another Kinshasa, flooring Andrade completely. Nakamura stands tall, hands by his sides, chest rising and falling slowly. The arena rains down boos as he exits the ring without a glance back.



Kyla Braxton stands in the backstage interview area, microphone in hand, the WWE logo glowing behind her. Kevin Owens steps into frame, wearing his ring gear and a scowl. He bounces slightly on his heels, fists clenched, clearly amped up.

Kyla Braxton: Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome my guest at this time… Kevin Owens.

Owens nods slightly, his eyes locked forward.

Kyla Braxton: Kevin, tonight you finally get your one-on-one match with Santos Escobar—an opportunity many say is long overdue. How are you feeling heading into this match?

Kevin Owens: How am I feeling? Fired up. Focused. Ready to punch Santos Escobar’s teeth down his throat.

He shifts, leans in a little.

Kevin Owens: He’s been getting under my skin for a long time now—sucker punches, sneak attacks, running his mouth week after week. He had Berto and Humberto doing his dirty work, and I made sure they’re not a problem anymore. Now? It’s just him.

Owens glares off-camera for a second, then turns his focus back to Kyla.

Kevin Owens: Tonight, Santos gets exactly what he’s earned. No sneak attacks. No excuses. Just me and him.

Kyla nods, then hesitates briefly before asking her next question.

Kyla Braxton: Kevin… I have to ask. A lot of people were shocked last week when Randy Orton betrayed Cody Rhodes. You’re someone who’s had history with both men… close friendships with both. What’s going through your mind after what happened?

Owens stiffens slightly. His eyes drop for just a moment, then he slowly looks back up at Kyla. A long pause.

Kevin Owens (quietly, but firmly): Orton... he's not my friend anymore.

Without another word, Owens walks off-screen, leaving Kyla in silence.



We go back into the arena and Sasha Banks and Bayley’s music hits to a huge pop from the crowd. They come out in matching gear, full of energy, taking their time walking to the ring. Bayley slaps hands with fans while Sasha struts down the ramp, all confidence. Once in the ring, they each grab a mic.

Bayley: Bad Blood was just the beginning. Nia Jax, Tiffany Stratton — you brought the glitter and the attitude, but when it came time to fight? You folded.

Sasha Banks: And since you couldn’t get the job done at Bad Blood, you had to call for backup. Alexa Bliss. But you know what? It doesn’t matter. Because Bayley and I won’t stop until your little reign of terror is over.

Sasha Banks: And here’s the truth: a few weeks ago, I beat Nia Jax by disqualification. And at Bad Blood? I made Tiffany Stratton tap out. No excuses. No distractions. Just facts.

Crowd cheers loudly. Sasha looks directly into the hard cam.

Sasha Banks: So if I beat Nia — the so-called champion — and I submitted the Miss Money in the Bank... I guess that makes me the number one contender.

She smirks and the crowd starts chanting “You deserve it!”.

Sasha Banks: And I’m not waiting for some backstage decision or a contract signing. I want my title shot — tonight.

Crowd explodes. Sasha drops her mic slightly, raising her arms and soaking in the energy. Nia Jax’s music hits as boos immediately pour in. Nia walks onto the stage with the title over her shoulder. Tiffany Stratton follows, holding her briefcase and rolling her eyes. Alexa Bliss trails behind them, smirking. They all have mics in hand.

Nia Jax: Isn’t that cute? Sasha Banks demanding a title match. She thinks she can walk out of this company, take a little vacation, come back after a couple of years and just demand things.

Nia shakes her head, laughing.

Nia Jax: You’ve been back for what — a month? That’s not how this works anymore. You don’t just get handed things because the fans remember your name. You’re living in the past. And guess what honey? It’s not happening. Not tonight or ever.

Tiffany Stratton: Let’s be real, Sasha. You got lucky at Bad Blood. I wasn’t at 100%, and you know it. But guess what? I’m still Miss Money in the Bank. So even if you somehow got that title match... I could cash in whenever I want and take it right back.

She winks and holds up the briefcase. Crowd boos.

Alexa Bliss: And since everyone’s throwing around challenges tonight... Sasha, how about this? I still haven’t had a match since I came back. You want a fight? I’ll be happy to shut that mouth of yours — right now.

Crowd gets loud. Sasha smirks and steps up to the ropes, looking out at Alexa.

Sasha Banks: You wanna fight me tonight? You got it. Don’t bother changing into something fancy — I’ll beat you in whatever you showed up in.

She tosses her jacket over the ropes and motions to the back.

Sasha Banks: Bring a referee. Let’s do this.

Bayley: Time to see if Alexa Bliss is really back... or just pretending to be.

Tension builds as Alexa starts walking down the ramp, handing her mic off, eyes locked on Sasha. Tiffany and Nia stay on the stage, watching closely. Sasha paces in the ring, ready for the bell. The crowd is electric. Referee runs down to the ring as Sasha leans against the ropes, smiling like she already won.



Match #3: Sasha Banks w/Bayley vs Alexa Bliss w/Nia Jax and Tiffany Stratton

Sasha and Alexa lock up in the center. Sasha takes control with a quick wristlock, twisting Alexa down to one knee. Alexa scrambles to her feet and reverses into a side headlock, grinding it in. Sasha shoots her off the ropes, drops down, leapfrogs, and hits a deep arm drag into an armbar. The crowd pops. Alexa slams her palm on the mat in frustration, glaring up at Sasha. Sasha grins and mouths, “Come on, Lexi.”Alexa fights to her feet and rakes Sasha’s eyes when the ref’s view is blocked. Sasha stumbles, and Alexa follows up with a hard right hand, backing her into the corner. Alexa climbs the ropes and delivers 5 quick punches before jumping down and hitting a snapmare into a low dropkick. Cover—1… 2… Sasha kicks out. Alexa smirks and waves to Bayley mockingly. “She’s washed,” she taunts. She then lifts Sasha, goes for a suplex—Sasha blocks it, twists out, and delivers a drop toe hold into the ropes. Sasha sprints, hits a kneeling Meteora to the back of Alexa’s neck! Sasha goes for the cover—1… 2… Alexa gets the shoulder up. Sasha whips Alexa into the corner, runs in for double knees, but Alexa slips out under the bottom rope and pulls Sasha shoulder-first into the steel ring post. Sasha collapses. Alexa slides back in and stomps her viciously in the corner. The ref counts to 4 before Alexa breaks. She backs up and hits a running slap across Sasha’s face.

The crowd boos loudly as Alexa struts away, mocking Sasha’s signature “Boss” pose. Alexa drags Sasha up, hits a standing front suplex, then floats into a cover. 1… 2… kickout again. Frustrated, Alexa climbs the ropes, going for Twisted Bliss—but Sasha rolls away. Alexa lands hard, Sasha charges and hits a Backstabber! She rolls through into the Bank Statement—locked in! Crowd explodes! Alexa screams in pain, clawing her way toward the ropes. Tiffany hops onto the apron, yelling at the ref. The referee turns to argue with her, missing Alexa tapping! Bayley rushes around the ring and yanks Tiffany off the apron, tackling her to the ground! Crowd roars. Nia Jax then storms around the ring and clubs Bayley from behind! Bayley crashes into the steel steps. Back in the ring, Alexa crawls away from the submission hold. Sasha tries to pull her back, but Alexa rakes her eyes again and rolls her up—1… 2… Sasha reverses the pin! 1… 2… Alexa kicks out! Sasha gets up first and hits a tilt-a-whirl headscissors into the turnbuckle. She climbs to the second rope, ready for a diving move—but Tiffany suddenly slides her MITB briefcase into the ring behind the ref’s back. Alexa sees it and tries to grab it, but Sasha kicks it away. The ref starts yelling at Tiffany to get down. In the chaos, Tiffany grabs the briefcase again and slides into the ring. She swings it at Sasha—Sasha ducks. BOOM! She hits Alexa square in the face! Tiffany’s eyes go wide — realizing she hit the wrong person. Sasha tosses her out of the ring and hits the Backstabber on Alexa. She hooks the leg.1… 2… 3!

Match Results: Sasha Banks def. Alexa Bliss (13:28)

Huge ovation from the crowd. Sasha gets to her knees, breathing hard, smiling through exhaustion. Bayley climbs back into the ring, still favoring her ribs, and raises Sasha’s hand. Tiffany is outside looking horrified. Nia is seething. Suddenly, Nia slides into the ring and CLOTHESLINES Sasha from behind. Boos rain down. Alexa slowly gets up, furious. She joins the assault, stomping Sasha. Tiffany enters and swings her briefcase at Bayley, knocking her down too. It’s a 3-on-2 beatdown. Sasha is laid out in the corner. Bayley tries to fight back, swinging wildly at Alexa, but Nia catches her and plants her with a Samoan Drop. Tiffany stands over Sasha and screams, “You don’t belong here anymore!” before cracking her in the ribs with the briefcase. Nia holds her title high over Sasha’s body. Alexa climbs the ropes and hits Twisted Bliss on Bayley as the crowd boos relentlessly.

Suddenly, a familiar theme song blasts through the spears – MICHIN IS BACK! The arena erupts as she storms down the ramp, sliding into the ring, throwing off her jacket. Tiffany charges — Michin wipes her out with a lariat! Alexa runs in — Eat Defeat connects! Nia stares down Michin and swings — Michin ducks and hits a stiff dropkick that sends Nia staggering into the ropes. Sasha and Bayley get back to their feet and together, they double dropkick Nia out of the ring! Tiffany pulls Alexa out by the arm, dragging her up the ramp. Nia clutches her shoulder, screaming at the ring. The trio retreats in frustration. Sasha, Bayley, and Michin stand tall in the ring, fists raised. Sasha stares up at Nia, then down at the WWE Women’s Championship. The crowd chants “Welcome back!” for Michin. Sasha points to the title and shouts: “I EARNED IT!”.



The camera cuts to backstage where Alexa Bliss, Nia Jax, and Tiffany Stratton have just come through the curtain after their failed attack. All three are furious. Alexa rips off her gloves and throws them on the ground.

Alexa Bliss: Are you kidding me right now?!

She turns sharply to Tiffany, face red with frustration.

Alexa Bliss: You cost me my first match back! Do you even know who you were swinging at with that briefcase?! I had her! I had Sasha!

Tiffany Stratton: It was an accident! I was trying to help you!

Tiffany holds her hands up defensively, clearly panicked and still out of breath.

Alexa Bliss: Help?! That’s what you call it? You blasted me in the face, Tiffany. I don’t need help like that. What I need is for you to stay out of my way.

Tiffany tries to respond, but Alexa cuts her off.

Alexa Bliss: I’m going to Nick Aldis. Next week, I’m getting a match with Michin — and this time, you are not going to screw it up.

Alexa storms off, fuming, pushing a production crate as she exits the shot. Tiffany is left standing there, flustered.

Nia Jax slowly turns her head toward Tiffany. The air gets tense. Tiffany looks up at Nia, nervous.

Nia Jax (low, threatening): You better fix this.

Nia walks off, leaving Tiffany alone, wide-eyed, clutching her briefcase and looking unsure of what to do.



We go back to the arena and LA Knight’s music hits. The crowd explodes as the United States Champion makes his way down to the ring, belt around his waist, intense look on his face. He climbs in, grabs a mic, and paces with purpose.

LA Knight: Let me talk to ya!

Crowd: “YEAH!”

LA Knight: Last week, AJ Styles thought he could pull one over on me. Thought he could catch me slippin’. I turn my back for one second and boom — Phenomenal Forearm to the jaw. Real bold, AJ. Real brave. Hitting a man from behind when the fight ain’t even started.

He adjusts the title on his shoulder.

LA Knight: But here’s the thing — you forgot who you’re dealing with. This ain’t your rookie-of-the-year moment anymore. I ain’t some kid trying to earn stripes. I’m the United States Champion, and the reason you tried to jump me from behind is the same reason you’ll lose again…Because at WrestleMania, when the lights were brightest, I beat you. 1-2-3. Clean. In the middle of the ring. YEAH!

Crowd: “YEAH!”

LA Knight: In two weeks on Smackdown we will face each other again for US Championship and I’m gonna prove WrestleMania wasn’t luck, it wasn’t a fluke… it was a message. And the message was loud and clear… This is my game now. And there ain’t a damn thing you can do about it. YEAH!

AJ Styles’ music hits to loud boos. Styles walks out in street clothes, slow and smug, mic in hand. He stops halfway down the ramp, staring daggers into the ring.

AJ Styles: Alright, alright. You’ve had your little therapy session, LA. You done crying about what happened last week?

Crowd boos. LA Knight raises an eyebrow.

AJ Styles: You beat me at WrestleMania, huh? Congratulations. You won one match. You got lucky. Everyone gets lucky once. But let’s not pretend like that makes you better than me. I’m a grand slam champion. A future Hall of Famer. And in two weeks, I take my United States Championship back.

LA Knight: Ohhh, is that right? You’re gonna take this title from me? (He lifts it up.) Well go ahead and try. Because luck didn’t beat you at WrestleMania, AJ — I did. With my boots. With my fists. And with that little thing you’ve been missing for a while now — hunger.

Crowd pops. Styles sneers.

LA Knight: And now, two weeks from now, I’m gonna embarrass you again. Not for luck. Not for history. But because you don’t have what it takes to stand across from LA Knight and survive. And that’s not an opinion, AJ… (He leans into the camera, loud and clear.) That’s a fact of life! YEAH!

Crowd: “YEAH!”

AJ tosses the mic, storms to the ring apron like he’s going to leave — then suddenly tries to cheap-shot Knight with a right hand! But Knight blocks it! The crowd pops as Knight counters, kicks AJ in the gut — and plants him with the BFT in the center of the ring! Styles is out cold. LA Knight stands over him, grabs the mic again, kneels down next to AJ’s head.

LA Knight: In two weeks, I make it official. I stay champ. And when that bell rings, they’ll all say one thing... L! A! Knight!

Crowd: “YEAH!”

He raises the U.S. Title high over a fallen AJ Styles as the crowd goes wild.



The camera opens in a dark backstage hallway. Roman Reigns stands alone, dressed in a black hoodie with the hood down. Jimmy Uso stands a few feet behind him, arms crossed, watching Roman's back. The crowd pops at the sight of Roman on the screen.

Solo Sikoa enters the frame from the opposite end of the hallway, flanked by Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Jacob Fatu — the Bloodline. Roman raises a hand slowly, his eyes locked on Solo.

Roman Reigns: Not you.

The others stop. Solo looks at them, then back at Roman. He gestures for them to wait. After a tense pause, Solo steps forward alone. The other three remain in the background, watching silently. Roman and Solo stand face-to-face. No words for a moment. Just breathing. Just tension.

Roman Reigns: You know why I’m here. You know what this is about.

Solo doesn't respond, his jaw tight.

Roman Reigns: You got my attention. You wanted the fight? You’re gonna get it. But tonight… no chaos. No pack of wolves. No distractions.

He steps in closer, voice lower, controlled, dangerous.

Roman Reigns: You come to that ring alone. You leave your puppets in the back. Tama. Loa. Fatu. They stay out of this. You want to prove something to me? You do it like a man.

Solo’s expression doesn’t change. He stares Roman down for a long second. Then he nods once.

Solo Sikoa: You have my word.

Roman looks into his eyes for a moment, judging the truth.

Roman Reigns (quiet, but sharp): Good.

Roman takes a step back. Solo doesn’t move. Jimmy stares at Solo over Roman’s shoulder. The tribal tension hangs in the air as the two Samoan dynasties stand divided. Camera holds on Roman and Solo for a beat before fading out.



Match #4: Kevin Owens vs Santos Escobar

Owens and Escobar lock up. Santos immediately backs Owens into the corner and slaps him across the face. The crowd boos loudly. Owens glares back, wipes his face, and charges — taking Santos down with a flurry of right hands. The ref has to pull KO off. Escobar scrambles to the outside, regrouping. Owens slides out, giving chase, but Santos catches him coming back in with a sharp kick to the head. He follows up with a springboard dropkick that sends KO into the ropes. Santos hits a running knee to the jaw and covers. 1… 2… Owens powers out. Escobar grinds KO down with a chinlock, taunting the crowd. “This is your hero?!” he yells, wrenching back. Owens fights to his feet and elbows free. He hits the ropes — ducks a clothesline — and levels Santos with a flying forearm. KO follows with a clothesline, another, then a running senton! The crowd pops as Owens fires up. KO goes for a corner cannonball — Escobar rolls out of the ring. Owens doesn’t hesitate — he hits the ropes and dives through with a tope con hilo! Both men crash at ringside, but Owens pops up, slapping his chest and yelling to the crowd.

He throws Santos back in the ring, climbs the top rope — looking for the Bullfrog Splash — but Santos rolls away. Owens lands on his feet — Santos springs up and hits a running step-up enzuigiri! Cover — 1… 2… Owens kicks out! Santos slams the mat in frustration. He taunts the crowd, signaling for the Phantom Driver. He grabs KO, lifts him — Owens fights out with elbows, Santos hits the ropes — POP-UP POWERBOMB ATTEMPT! Santos flips out of it, lands on his feet! Springboard — Right into a SUPERKICK from Owens! Escobar drops! KO doesn’t waste a second. He grabs Santos by the waistband, drags him to the apron, and lifts him up…— POWERBOMB ON THE APRON! The crowd explodes! Kevin rolls him back into the ring. Escobar is dazed and nearly out cold. Owens slaps the mat, waiting… stalking…Santos staggers to his feet, turns around—STUNNER! Cover. 1… 2… 3!

Match Results: Kevin Owens def. Santos Escobar (14:11)

The crowd roars in approval. KO gets to his knees, exhausted but fired up, raising his fists. He glances down at Santos with a shake of the head before climbing a turnbuckle, soaking in the cheers.



The arena darkens slightly. The crowd buzzes. A long beat of silence… then — "HEAD OF THE TABLE" hits. Roman Reigns walks slowly onto the stage to a thunderous ovation. No Jimmy Uso. No Paul Heyman. Just Roman — in black, focused, dangerous. The camera closes in on his eyes as he walks with purpose. Roman enters the ring, soaking in the crowd reaction, jaw tight. He takes the mic, waits for the noise to settle.

Roman Reigns: Solo Sikoa… bring your ass out here. Alone. Just like you promised.

He lowers the mic, pacing slowly. The tension builds.

Solo Sikoa’s music hits. The crowd reaction shifts to boos, louder with every step. Solo appears on the stage, hood up, Ula Fala draped proudly around his neck. He walks alone — no Tama Tonga, no Tonga Loa, no Jacob Fatu. Just him, exactly as agreed. Solo steps into the ring. His eyes don’t leave Roman’s. The tension is unbearable. The crowd is electric.

Solo Sikoa: You done yet, Roman? This stupid vendetta… this obsession… are you finally done with it? You finally gonna do what you should’ve done months ago? Are you finally gonna acknowledge me… as your Tribal Chief?

Boos rain down from the crowd. Roman doesn’t blink. He raises the mic slowly.

Roman Reigns: …That’s never gonna happen.

Huge crowd reaction. Solo’s expression doesn’t change, but his jaw tenses. Roman steps in closer.

Roman Reigns: You took everything from me. My family. My name. My legacy. You stole it all. You put on the Ula Fala like you earned it. Like it was yours. But it wasn’t.

Roman steps closer, voice low and burning.

Roman Reigns: I want it all back. I want my Bloodline back. I want that Ula Fala around my neck. I want what’s mine.

Solo shakes his head, voice calm but deadly.

Solo Sikoa: The Bloodline you’re talkin’ about? It’s dead. Buried. And I’m not the one who killed it — you did. You tore it apart. So I made something new. I built a real Bloodline.

He grips the Ula Fala draped across his chest.

Solo Sikoa: And this? This belongs to me now. I’m not just gonna give it to you.

Roman doesn’t flinch.

Roman Reigns: Who said anything about handing it to me?

A hush falls over the crowd. Roman steps forward, chest to chest with Solo.

Roman Reigns: You and me. Crown Jewel. Bloodline Rules. No excuses. No interference. One winner. The Ula Fala… and the right to call himself Tribal Chief.

Solo stares into Roman’s eyes. He slowly removes his hood. The weight of the moment hits the arena like thunder. After a tense silence, he nods.

Solo Sikoa: If that’s what it’s gonna take for you to finally accept that your time is done… then I accept.

The crowd erupts. Roman and Solo step even closer, eyes locked. The Tribal War is officially declared. Suddenly — Jacob Fatu appears at ringside. Then Tonga Loa. Then Tama Tonga. They slither out of the shadows, slowly surrounding the ring like wolves. Roman doesn’t move. Solo remains still. But the trap is closing. Then — chaos. From under the ring, JIMMY USO explodes with a KENDO STICK in hand, cracking it across Tonga Loa’s back! The crowd goes wild! He drops Tonga, then Fatu! Then Tama! Jimmy slides into the ring, standing beside Roman. Solo backs up slightly, caught off guard — but not for long. Fatu pulls Jimmy back out of the ring. The numbers take over. Tonga Loa and Tama Tonga stomp Jimmy to the floor while Fatu drives him spine-first into the barricade. Inside the ring, Solo lunges at Roman and takes him down with a brutal clothesline. Roman tries to fight back, throwing fists, but it’s 4-on-2. The Bloodline swarms. Jacob Fatu hits a running splash in the corner on Roman. Tonga Loa hits a sit-out powerbomb on Jimmy on the floor. Solo stands over Roman, breathing heavy. He rips the Ula Fala from around his neck and holds it up above Roman’s fallen body. Jacob Fatu climbs to the top rope — SPLASH on Roman. The crowd is thunderous in boos as The Bloodline stands tall. Solo looks down at Roman’s broken body.

Solo Sikoa (low, to Roman): You should’ve acknowledged me.

He tosses the mic on Roman’s chest and proceeds to hit him with a devastation Samoan Spike to the throat!!! Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Fatu throw up the ones — their version of it — as Solo raises the Ula Fala high. SmackDown ends with The Bloodline reborn, dominant, and dangerous. Roman Reigns and Jimmy Uso lie motionless in the wreckage.

Next week on SMACKDOWN:
- AJ Styles vs Johnny Gargano
- Alexa Bliss vs Michin
- Rey Fenix vs Tama Tonga
And more!!!


Crown Jewel 2024 Updated Card
- Roman Reigns vs Solo Sikoa - Bloodline Rules Match
- CM Punk vs Gunther for the World Heavyweight Championship

- Liv Morgan or Rhea Ripley vs Becky Lynch for the WWE Women's World Championship
- Dominik Mysterio vs Dragon Lee
And more!!!
 

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I'm a bit iffy on Orton's explanation honestly. Would have been having with the part about Cody helping Roman, but the part about Cody leaving Legacy to chase his fantasy kind of feels a bit of a stretch. I mean, after Legacy he was still with the WWE for at least another 4-5 years. I thought you pulled the trigger wonderfully last week, but the logic here could have been better. This is still a HUGE deal though, so props for having Owens mention it in his interview, despite not being directly impacted. Makes it feel like this has sent shockwaves through the locker room which is fantastic.

I thought the Bloodline stuff was probably the main strength of this show. Whilst the final confrontation to book the match at Crown Jewel was fine, loved the small segment before it. Two leaders meeting in a dark hallway, their crews behind them, setting terms. What a great visual.

Women's stuff was okay. Sasha makes some points for being number one contender, but I could have done without Alexa losing so soon after returning. Just feels like you've automatically classified her as fodder for Bayley and Sasha which is a bit underwhelming.

Just making note of LA Knight saying AJ's lacking hunger, because I feel like that leaves the door open for some interesting character work moving forward.
 

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Monday Night Raw
October 21st 2024
The show opens with an intense pyro display. The camera cuts to the stage, where the Judgment Day’s music hits. The crowd boos loudly as Finn Balor, Carlito, JD McDonagh, Dominik Mysterio, and Liv Morgan make their way to the ring. Finn Balor holds the mic, leading the group as they all take their places in the ring.

Finn Balor (with a smirk): I hate to disappoint you but your hero Damian Priest is not here tonight… and there’s a damn good reason for it. After the beating we gave him last week, he’s probably still recovering. But don’t worry, I made sure to talk to Adam Pearce and he told me that at Crown Jewel, I’m going to have the chance to finish the job and put him out of his misery once and for all. One-on-one. No more distractions. No more excuses. Just me ending him.

The crowd boos, clearly not impressed with Balor’s confidence. Liv Morgan steps forward, holding the WWE Women’s World Championship proudly on her shoulder.

Liv Morgan (with a wicked grin): Finn is going to finish Priest at Crown Jewel... And tonight it’s time to finally put an end to Rhea Ripley once and for all. I’m going to make sure tonight, when I defend my title against her once again, I take everything she has left… and send her packing. But I’m not stopping there. Then, I’m going to Crown Jewel and I’m going to put an end to Becky Lynch's pathetic return, and I’m going to send her out of WWE... for good.

Liv Morgan: Rhea Ripley can’t stop me. She’s nothing compared to me. I’ll leave her crying in the ring just like I did at Bad Blood — and she’ll never get back up.

Just as the tension mounts, the LWO’s music hits, and the crowd erupts with cheers. Rey Mysterio, Dragon Lee, Joaquin Wilde, Cruz Del Toro, and Zelina Vega step onto the stage, with Dragon Lee and Rey leading the charge as they get in the ring.

Rey Mysterio (taking the mic): You talk a lot of big game, Liv, but you’ve never faced anyone like Rhea Ripley. And you, Dominik, you have never faced anyone like Dragon Lee. You’re not going to just walk out of Crown Jewel unscathed.

Dragon Lee steps forward, eyes narrowed, clearly focused on his upcoming match with Dominik at Crown Jewel.

Dragon Lee: Dominik, I’m going to teach you a lesson in respect. And when I beat you at Crown Jewel, it’ll be my rise, and your fall.

The crowd cheers, and the tension builds as Dominik steps forward, a smug grin on his face.

Dominik Mysterio: Oh, please, Rey. Just like you’ve taught me nothing but failure. How pathetic. You really think Dragon Lee is going to do anything? While you have been hanging out with losers, I have aligned with people who know how to get things done. I’m better than you, Rey. I’m not a kid anymore. I’m a grown man. And at Crown Jewel, Dragon Lee will learn that the hard way.

Rey’s face hardens as he steps up to Dominik.

Rey Mysterio: Enough of this, Dominik. I’m sick of you pretending to be something you’re not. You’re nothing but a spoiled brat and you’ll never be half the man I am.

Rey looks into Dominik’s eyes, and for a moment, there’s a heavy silence. The crowd waits in anticipation.

Rey Mysterio: At Crown Jewel, Dragon Lee will make you pay for what you did to this family. But I’m not waiting for that. Tonight, you and me… one-on-one. I’m going to teach you a lesson tonight, Dominik. In front of the world.

Dominik shakes his head, stepping closer to Rey.

Dominik Mysterio: Fine. You want it? You’ve got it. I’m finally going to beat you, Rey. Once and for all. And when I do, you’ll understand that I’m not your little boy anymore. I’m the man of this family now.

As the Judgment Day stands in one corner, the LWO in the other, the two factions are on the verge of an all-out war. The camera zooms in on Rey and Dominik’s fierce glare before cutting to the commercial.



Match #1: Bianca Belair, Jade Cargill, Katana Chance and Kayden Carter vs Pure Fusion Collective (Sonya Deville, Shayna Baszler, Zoey Stark and Natalya)

Bianca and Zoey circle the ring, each sizing the other up. Zoey tries to get the upper hand with quick strikes, but Bianca powers through with a series of shoulder blocks, sending Zoey into the ropes. Bianca bounces off the ropes for a clothesline, but Zoey ducks and catches Bianca with a spinning kick to the midsection. Zoey goes for a snap suplex, but Bianca blocks it with her strength, lifting Zoey into the air and hitting a vertical suplex. The crowd roars with approval as Bianca makes the tag to Jade Cargill, who steps in with power and intimidation. Jade wastes no time, lifting Zoey with ease and tossing her into the corner. Zoey stumbles out of the corner, and Jade delivers a powerful body slam. Zoey staggers to her feet, but Jade takes her down again with a quick clothesline. She’s in control, but Zoey makes a quick escape, tagging in Sonya Deville. Sonya Deville steps into the ring, and Jade smirks, inviting her to try her luck. Sonya charges at Jade, looking to take her down with a series of strikes, but Jade just shrugs them off, using her size advantage to land a brutal knee to the midsection of Sonya. Sonya is knocked back, but she recovers quickly and lands a superkick to Jade’s jaw. Jade stumbles back, but she counters with a clothesline that sends Sonya to the mat. Jade makes the tag to Katana Chance, who flies into the ring with her trademark speed.

Katana hits the ropes and takes Sonya down with a crossbody. She immediately goes for a quick pin, but Sonya kicks out. Katana keeps the pressure on, hitting a series of rapid strikes and flips, stunning Sonya. However, Sonya catches her on a springboard attempt, slamming her down with a spinebuster. Sonya tags in Natalya, who takes control with her technical prowess, locking Katana in a surfboard stretch. The crowd rallies behind Katana, and she fights back, managing to roll out of the hold and tag in Kayden Carter. Kayden enters the ring with momentum, hitting a dropkick that sends Natalya into the corner. She follows up with a series of strikes and a standing moonsault, but Natalya catches her legs and locks her in a sharp-shooter! The crowd gasps as Kayden struggles to escape, but she fights through the pain and reaches the ropes, forcing the break. The action intensifies as both teams begin to get more involved. Shayna Baszler is tagged in, and she immediately targets Kayden’s arm, twisting it into a brutal submission. Kayden fights, but Shayna locks in the Kirana Lock. The crowd is on edge as Kayden screams in pain. Kayden struggles, trying to break free, but the pain becomes too much. Shayna tightens the hold, and Kayden taps out, ending the match.

Match Results: Pure Fusion Collective def. Bianca Belair, Jade Cargill, Katana Chance and Kayden Carter (9:26)



The arena dims with a dark red hue as ominous, warlike music echoes throughout. The Final Testament — Braun Strowman, Karrion Kross, The Authors of Pain (Akam & Rezar), and Scarlett — make their way to the ring slowly and methodically. They stand together like a wall of destruction, faces unreadable. Inside the ring, the group stands center stage. Scarlett leans against the ropes, Kross stares cold into the camera, and Strowman paces like a caged animal, microphone in hand.

Braun Strowman: For weeks... I had a demon whispering in my ear. A ghost from the past… offering me something I had already destroyed.

Strowman pauses, glaring at the crowd.

Braun Strowman: He thought I needed him. Thought I was still the little puppet dancing around in the woods, hiding behind Bray's shadow.

He growls low.

Braun Strowman: Two weeks ago, I burned it. I burned him. That chapter’s over.

He smirks.

Braun Strowman: But if Uncle Howdy wants to play dress-up and haunt the hallways of memory, then so be it. I ain’t runnin'. I'm right here. I’m with them now. The Final Testament.

Kross steps forward slowly, speaking in that cold, eerie cadence.

Karrion Kross: Let the past burn, let the ghosts wail. We’re not afraid of monsters. We become them.

He looks directly into the camera.

Karrion Kross: Howdy... Bray is gone. And whatever’s left of you… is pathetic. You come into the light, and Braun here — our monster — will put you down like the broken animal you are.

Braun lifts the mic again, eyes intense.

Braun Strowman: Show your face, Howdy. Stop hiding in the woods, stop hiding behind your freaks. You wanna dance with me? Then step into this ring, and I’ll put you out of your misery for good.

Suddenly, the lights go out and the arena plunges into total darkness. The crowd erupts in cheers as smoke begins to creep over the stage. A flickering lantern glow briefly appears on the stage — then dies. The lights come back on and the Wyatt Sicks are in the ring, Nikki Cross standing behind Scarlett as she screams in horror. Then all hell breaks loose as the two factions engage in a huge brawl. Fists fly, bodies crash into barricades. Lumis traps Kross in the Silence on the outside. Rowan brawls with AOP, throwing Akam over the announce desk. Gacy dives off the apron onto Rezar. In the ring, Howdy stands across from Strowman. The crowd is white hot. They start to trade punches back and forth. Strowman screams and charges — clotheslining Howdy down. He lifts him up — his hands wrap around Howdy’s waist… He hoists him into position for the powerbomb… and BLACKOUT. The arena is pitch black again. A few seconds pass. Nothing. When the lights come back on — the ring is EMPTY. No Wyatt Sicks. No Howdy. Only Strowman, breathing heavily, looking around in disbelief. The rest of the Final Testament regroups, battered and furious. Then… the speakers explode with a twisted laugh. Uncle Howdy's warped, echoing laughter fills the arena. It grows louder. Distorted. Menacing. Maddening. Kross paces like a wild animal. Scarlett stares into the void. Strowman snarls, furious since he was so close and yet again was left grasping at shadows. The Wyatt Sicks have made their point: the past never dies — it waits.



The camera cuts to a backstage area, where Jackie Redmond stands with a microphone in hand, ready for an interview. The camera pans to her, and then to Ilja Dragunov, who stands confidently in front of her.

Jackie Redmond: Ilja, for weeks now, you’ve been calling out Bron Breakker for the Intercontinental Championship. Last week, you laid him out.. There’s no doubt about it, you’ve made your intentions very clear. But after all this, is this finally your chance to get the title shot you've been fighting for?

Ilja Dragunov (calm, focused): Jackie, I’ve waited long enough. For weeks, I’ve been asking, begging for a match against Bron Breakker. I’ve proven myself time and time again, and after everything that’s happened... I’m ready. I’m ready to take the Intercontinental Championship from him. I’ve earned this shot.

Dragunov’s expression hardens as he continues.

Ilja Dragunov: I don’t care about the games, I don’t care about the antics. All I care about is that title and proving I am the better man.

Just as Dragunov finishes speaking, there’s a loud thud off-camera. Suddenly, Bron Breakker rushes into the frame and attacks Ilja Dragunov from behind, knocking him into a stack of crates. The crowd erupts in boos as Breakker starts delivering vicious punches to Dragunov’s back and head.

Bron Breakker (shouting): You’ve really managed to piss me off, Dragunov! You think you can just lay me out and get away with it? Well, you can’t!

Breakker pulls Dragunov up by the hair, looking him dead in the eyes.

Bron Breakker: You want your match? Fine. Next week, you’ll get your shot. But you better be ready, because I’m going to destroy you. You can’t handle what’s coming for you, Dragunov. Trust me.

Breakker throws Dragunov into the crates again, then stands over him, breathing heavily as Dragunov struggles to get up. Breakker smirks and walks away, leaving Dragunov laying on the floor.



Match #2: Sami Zayn vs Chad Gable – No Disqualification match

The bell rings to a red-hot crowd. Sami Zayn stares daggers through Chad Gable, who smirks smugly, bouncing on his toes. There's no circling, no lock-up. Sami charges straight at Gable, tackling him to the mat and unloading with wild punches to the head. Gable scrambles to escape, but Sami is relentless — mounting him and hammering fists down, months of frustration boiling over. The crowd roars. Gable finally slides to the outside, shaking it off, but Sami dives through the ropes with a suicide dive, driving him into the barricade! Sami lifts Gable and hurls him into the steel steps — shoulder-first, the steps exploding on impact. Gable rolls away in pain, clutching his arm. Sami digs under the ring and tosses into the ring a trash can, a steel chair, and a kendo stick. The crowd gets louder with every clang of metal. Back inside, Sami swings the chair — Gable ducks and counters with a dragon screw to Sami’s knee, instantly targeting the joint. He traps the leg between the ropes and hits a dropkick into it, then drags Sami into the center of the ring. Gable slams Sami’s knee against the mat, again and again. He grabs the kendo stick and applies a single-leg crab, wrenching it back with the kendo stick across the throat! Sami howls, dragging himself inch by inch toward the ropes — but there's no rope break in a No DQ match. Gable breaks it himself, smirking, then slams the kendo stick down across Sami’s knee several times. He tosses it aside and applies an ankle lock, grapevining the leg. Sami clenches his fists, refusing. He reaches toward the trash can — grabs the lid — and smacks Gable in the head with it! The hold breaks. Sami limps to his feet, adrenaline pumping. He dodges a charge and back body drops Gable over the top rope and through a table set up outside earlier! The crowd explodes.

Sami wastes no time — he throws Gable back in, climbs to the top rope, and hits a huge diving elbow through the trash can across Gable’s chest! He goes for the cover and gets a near-fall. Sami looks for the Blue Thunder Bomb — but his knee gives out! Gable capitalizes, catching him with a release German suplex into the steel chair! Gable doesn’t go for the pin — he rolls out and grabs a chain from under the ring. Back inside, he wraps it around Sami’s knee and locks in another ankle lock — this time cranking it with everything he has. Sami screams, clawing at the mat. The ref asks if he wants to give up. Sami shakes his head wildly. With a sudden burst of strength, Sami rolls forward, sending Gable crashing headfirst into the turnbuckle! Sami limps up, catches him—Blue Thunder Bomb! Covers and gets another near-fall!!! The crowd gasps as they thought the match was over. Suddenly, Julius and Brutus Creed rush down the ramp. The crowd boos viciously. They hit the ring and begin pounding on Sami. Julius hits a gutwrench suplex, and Brutus follows with a diving cannonball from the second rope. Sami is laid out. They pull Gable’s arm over Sami: 1… 2… Sami kicks out! The arena erupts in disbelief. Before the Creeds can continue the assault — “Hellfire” hits! The crowd explodes! SHEAMUS storms down the ramp, steel pipe in hand. He slides into the ring and smashes Brutus in the ribs with the pipe, then takes Julius’s head off with a Brogue Kick! The Creeds roll out of the ring in retreat, clutching their ribs. Gable pulls himself up using the ropes, blood trickling from a cut above his eye. Sami rises slowly. They lock eyes. Gable slaps him. Sami explodes — throws Gable into the ropes — and connects with a thunderous HELLUVA KICK! Gable’s body slumps. Sami collapses onto him. 1… 2… 3!!

Match Results: Sami Zayn def. Chad Gable (15:32)

Sami rolls off, barely able to stand, his face twisted in pain but his eyes filled with fire. The crowd chants “SAMI! SAMI! SAMI!” as he clutches his ribs and looks to the sky. The camera catches a final shot of Gable motionless, the remnants of broken chairs, kendo sticks, and debris around him. American Made’s plan has failed. Sami stands tall on the second rope, raising a fist as Sheamus watches proudly from the crowd.



Backstage, Jackie Redmond stands in front of a RAW backdrop, microphone in hand.

Jackie Redmond: Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Rhea Ripley.

Rhea Ripley walks into frame to a loud pop from the crowd watching on the big screen. She’s dressed in her gear, eyes focused, no smile — just business.

Jackie Redmond: Rhea, tonight you face Liv Morgan for the Women’s World Championship — once again. It’s a match fueled by betrayal, unfinished business, and tonight, the winner earns the right to defend the title at Crown Jewel... against Becky Lynch. How are you approaching this opportunity?

Rhea Ripley (calm but intense): Jackie, this isn’t just about Liv Morgan. This is about everything that’s been taken from me since SummerSlam. My title, my family... and the respect I earned every time I walked into that ring and dominated.

She clenches her jaw, voice simmering with emotion.

Rhea Ripley: Tonight, I take back what’s mine, the one thing that I never lost — and I will walk into Crown Jewel as Women’s World Champion.

Before Jackie can respond, there’s a slow clap off-screen. The camera pans to reveal Becky Lynch stepping into frame, wearing dark shades and a smirk.

Becky Lynch (cocky): Touching stuff, really. I mean it. I’m actually rooting for you tonight, Rhea.

Rhea turns to face Becky fully, the tension palpable. The crowd reacts with a mix of cheers and boos as the two women lock eyes.

Becky Lynch: Because when you win… I get to beat you. And finally prove to the world — to you — that you’re not the top of the mountain. You’re not The Man. You’re not even close. You’re just someone pretending they still belong.

Rhea leans in slightly, not backing down an inch.

Rhea Ripley (firm): You can root for me all you want, Becks. But when I beat Liv, and I do make it to Crown Jewel… I’m not just walking in as champion. I’m walking out proving what I’ve known all along — that I’m better than you.

She takes a step closer, eyes locked with Becky’s.

Rhea Ripley: You talk a lot. But I’m gonna do what you can’t — back it up.

Becky slowly removes her sunglasses, the smirk fading into a cold glare.

Becky Lynch: Guess we’ll see... if you make it.

She walks off, shoulder brushing past Rhea. The camera lingers on Rhea, her expression calm but seething with fire, focused on the battle ahead.



“Cult of Personality” hits and the arena erupts in a thunderous ovation. CM Punk, still taped up around his ribs from Hell in a Cell, makes his way to the ring, soaking in the reaction. He holds a mic in one hand, a focused look in his eyes as he steps between the ropes.

CM Punk: So... I went to hell. I bled, I fought, I beat Drew McIntyre in the kind of match that shortens careers. And now? Now I’m aiming even higher.

He paces slowly.

CM Punk: Earlier today, I walked into Adam Pearce’s office last week with one goal — and it’s official. At Crown Jewel, I go one-on-one with Gunther... for the World Heavyweight Championship.

Huge pop. Punk nods with purpose.

CM Punk: I’m not 100%, I’ll admit that. I may never be 100% again. But I’m not new to pain. I’ve been fighting through it my whole career. I’ve been underestimated, counted out, told I’m too broken, too small, too old. And yet, I’m still standing. I’ve slayed monsters. I’ve survived cages. And at Crown Jewel, I’m going to beat The Ring General.

The crowd shifts into loud boos as Gunther makes his way to the stage. Gunther stands tall in a dark suit, the World Heavyweight Championship over his shoulder. He steps into the ring and raises a mic, face stern.

Gunther: You truly are insane, aren’t you?

The crowd boos louder. Punk smirks.

Gunther: First, you step into Hell in a Cell with Drew McIntyre… a match that could have — and probably should have — ended your career. And now? You come limping into my domain. You think you’re just going to take this from me?

Gunther raises the title slightly.

Gunther: Punk, I used to idolize you. You were my favorite. Fifteen years ago, I watched you and I believed in what you stood for. But now? Now I see a man who refuses to accept the truth.

Gunther steps closer, eye-to-eye.

Gunther: The truth is... you are not the best in the world anymore. And at Crown Jewel, I don't want to — but I will end your career. For good.

CM Punk: You think I don’t know what’s at stake? I know what it means to challenge you. I’ve seen what you’ve done to everyone who’s stepped in your path. But I’m not ‘everyone.’

The crowd is fully behind Punk now, chanting “CM PUNK! CM PUNK!”

CM Punk: You may have watched me fifteen years ago. You may have idolized me. But idols become rivals, and rivals become reality. You’ve never stepped in the ring with someone like me, Gunther.

Punk steps even closer.

CM Punk: And when it’s all said and done, when the bell rings in Saudi Arabia, I will either leave with that title… or I will go down swinging with everything I’ve got.

Suddenly, Ludwig Kaiser appears from out of nowhere and tries to ambush Punk from behind! But Punk senses it — spins — and nails Kaiser with a roundhouse kick to the gut! He scoops him up and connects with a GTS!! Ludwig crumples to the mat as the crowd explodes Gunther doesn’t flinch. He steps right up to Punk, nose-to-nose. The two stare each other down, unblinking. Gunther raises the World Heavyweight Championship slowly above his head, his expression cold and commanding. Punk glares at the title, then back at Gunther, breathing heavy — not backing down. The camera closes in on their intense face-off, the championship held high between them, as the crowd roars.



Match #3: Rey Mysterio w/Joaquin Wilde, Cruz Del Toro, Dragon Lee and Zelina Vega vs Dominik Mysterio w/Finn Balor, Carlito and JD McDonagh

Rey and Dominik circle, the tension thick. They lock up — Dominik quickly shoves Rey away, taunting him. Rey shakes it off and takes him down with a headscissors. Dom stumbles to the corner, frustrated. They reset. Rey hits a fast-paced arm drag, another headscissors, then a springboard crossbody. Cover — 1… 2… kickout. Rey keeps the pressure on, but Dominik rakes the eyes while the ref is turned. He plants Rey with a Russian leg sweep and throws up the “Latino Heat” taunt to massive heat. As Dominik whips Rey into the ropes, Finn Bálor trips Rey’s leg from outside. That triggers Dragon Lee to sprint around and tackle Bálor, igniting a brawl at ringside between the LWO and the Judgment Day. Referees and officials pour out to break it up. Meanwhile, inside the ring, Dominik takes advantage of the distraction with a neckbreaker and a cover: 1… 2… Rey kicks out!

Dominik stays in control, mocking Rey. He locks in a Camel Clutch, yelling: "Say it, Papi. Say you're done!" Rey fights out, using the crowd's energy. He hits a jawbreaker, then a springboard moonsault! The crowd is hot! Rey begins his comeback and connects with the 619, followed by a springboard splash but Dominik ducks and plants his dad with a spike DDT. He goes for the cover: 1… 2… Rey kicks out again! With the brawl at ringside still being cleared out, Carlito sneaks back up on the apron and tosses Dominik a chain while the ref is distracted. Dominik wraps the chain around his fist. He swings — Rey ducks! Rey hits a headscissors, and Dom falls to the ropes again! Rey goes for a second 6–1–9… But JD McDonagh grabs Rey’s ankle from outside — the ref misses it! Rey stumbles, and Dominik gets to his feet. WHAM! Dominik clocks Rey with the chain-wrapped fist! Rey drops like a rock. Dominik hides the chain and scrambles for the cover: 1… 2… 3!

Match Results: Dominik Mysterio def. Rey Mysterio (12:08)

The crowd is livid as Dominik rolls out of the ring, raising his arms in triumph. Finn, Carlito, and JD regroup and raise his hands on the ramp as The Judgment Day celebrates. Inside the ring, Zelina Vega checks on Rey while Dragon Lee and the rest of LWO return, furious. Dominik smirks from the stage, mouthing, "Who's your daddy now?" as Rey glares up from the mat, betrayed and burning with anger.



The scene opens backstage in The Judgment Day’s clubhouse. Purple lights glow faintly in the background. Dominik Mysterio walks in, still sweaty from his match, proudly clutching a towel over his shoulder. Finn Bálor pats him on the back, Carlito offers him an apple, and JD McDonagh smirks with approval. Liv Morgan enters, the Women’s World Championship over her shoulder, a wicked grin on her face. She walks right up to Dominik, looking him up and down with pride.

Liv Morgan: Well, well, well… Look at you. You finally beat your deadbeat dad.

Dominik chuckles smugly as Finn nods approvingly behind him.

Dominik Mysterio: Damn right I did. I told him — this isn’t his world anymore. It’s mine. And tonight I just proved it.

Liv Morgan: It was poetic. Beautiful, really. All that pain, all that history… and you finished it. Now…it’s time for me to finish my business.

Dominik tilts his head, intrigued.

Dominik Mysterio: Go take care of Rhea… put her down once and for all. Then we’ll really have something to celebrate.

Liv leans in close with a devilish smile.

Liv Morgan: Oh, we’re celebrating tonight either way… but when I walk out still champ? Let’s just say the party’s gonna get even better.

She winks, adjusts her title, and saunters off.

JD McDonagh (off to the side): Man… we might need to get security for that after-party.

Everyone laughs — except Dominik, who just keeps watching Liv walk off, smiling to himself.

Finn Bálor: To Judgment Day, boys.

They all raise their hands in unison as the camera fades out.



Match #4: Erik w/Ivar vs Xavier Woods

Erik charges early, trying to overpower Woods, but Xavier uses his speed — ducking under a clothesline, springboarding off the ropes with a dropkick that staggers Erik. Woods lands a few sharp chops, then a jumping enzuigiri that knocks Erik to one knee. He tries for a suplex, but Erik counters and drives him into the turnbuckle with a body avalanche. Erik hoists Woods up onto his shoulder and slams him down with a running powerslam. He hooks the leg: 1… 2… Kickout! Woods fights back with heart, countering a corner charge with a back elbow and hitting a tornado DDT from the second rope. The crowd gets behind him as he goes for a springboard leg drop — and connects! Cover: 1… 2… Erik kicks out! Woods rallies, runs the ropes for the Limit Breaker elbow — but Ivar climbs onto the apron! The ref yells at Ivar, distracted, as Erik yanks Woods down by the leg, slamming him spine-first onto the canvas. Erik lifts Woods for the Spinning World’s Strongest Slam — and hits it hard. 1… 2… 3!

Match Results: Erik def. Xavier Woods (7:05)

The crowd boos as Erik rises, his hand raised. Ivar joins him in the ring. But they’re not done. Ivar rolls to the outside, pulls Woods out of the ring and hurls him against the barricade. Erik grabs the steel steps and yells orders. Ivar drags Woods over, placing his leg on the bottom half of the steps. Erik lifts the top half of the steps. The crowd is in a frenzy, yelling “NO!”. Suddenly — “NEW DAY!” hits. The arena erupts. KOFI KINGSTON sprints down the ramp, steel chair in hand. Kofi slides into the ring, swinging the chair like a madman. He nails Erik in the gut, turns, and cracks Ivar across the back! Erik stumbles toward him and Kofi hits Trouble in Paradise! Ivar rises groggily — Xavier grabs a kendo stick from under the ring and joins in beating up Ivar with the kendo stick. The Viking Raiders retreat up the ramp, clutching their backs and ribs. The crowd roars as Kofi and Xavier, reunited and still World Tag Team Champions, stand tall in the ring with kendo sticks raised high. Kofi kneels to check on Xavier, who gives him a fist bump, clearly in pain but smiling. The New Day is back — and ready for war.



“Main Event Jey Uso” hits and the crowd erupts in cheers. Jey Uso walks out onto the stage wearing a black hoodie, pacing with frustration and purpose. No dancing, no smiles — just fire in his eyes. He climbs into the ring, grabs a mic, and stands dead center.

Jey Uso: Yo… I saw what went down on SmackDown.

He pauses, eyes narrowing.

Jey Uso:
Roman. Jimmy. Y’all laid in the bed you made. I told y’all from the beginning — I left the family for a reason. You wanna fix things now? Nah, it's too late for all that.

Crowd starts chanting “YEET!” but Jey doesn’t smile. He’s dead serious.

Jey Uso: And now y’all want me to pick a side? Naw. I’m done picking sides. I don’t give a damn who the Tribal Chief is. Roman, Solo — y’all can fight over that thing all day. I’m not here for that.

He steps forward toward the ropes, locking his gaze down the ramp.

Jey Uso: I’m here because Solo and his little crew robbed me of the Intercontinental Championship. And ever since then? I’ve been haunting them. ‘Cause this ain’t over. Not even close.

The arena fills with boos as Solo Sikoa walks out, flanked by the vicious trio of Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Jacob Fatu. They’re dressed in all black, looking like a war machine. The group enters the ring, Solo with a mic in hand.

Solo Sikoa: It didn’t have to be this way, Jey.

Solo Sikoa: You think you’re doing the right thing… but you’re blind. I looked up to you. And now you fight your family? All because of your pride?

Jey leans over the ropes, glaring at Solo.

Jey Uso: Nah, Uce. I’m not blind. I just finally see clearly. I left when I realized that Roman was using us. Manipulating us. But you…

Jey pauses, tone softens slightly.

Jey Uso: Now I look at you, and all I see is him. You became exactly what Roman used to be. But deep down… I really want to believe that you are still my little brother.

Solo’s face twitches. Tama and Loa start to move, but Solo lifts a hand to hold them back.

Solo Sikoa (coldly): I’m not your little brother anymore.

He steps forward, lowering his voice but sharpening his tone.

Solo Sikoa: I’m your Tribal Chief now.

The crowd boos, some even chanting “No you’re not!”

Solo Sikoa: But it don’t have to stay like this, Uce. We can let the past go. We can be brothers again. Water under the bridge. All you gotta do… is acknowledge me as your tribal chief.

The arena quiets. Jey steps back from the ropes. He stares at Solo. The crowd is tense, watching Jey closely. He lowers the mic slowly… then looks down. He walks toward Solo, hands raised like he’s ready to give in. Solo smirks. Jey pauses… then kneels slightly. Crowd gasps. Then— SUPERKICK TO SOLO’S JAW OUT OF NOWHERE! The crowd erupts! Solo collapses, and Jey immediately backs up into a fighting stance. But the Bloodline swarms and the beatdown is on. They stomp Jey over and over again. Fatu climbs to the rope and connects with a massive Moonsault. Jey groans in pain, clutching his ribs. Solo slowly recovers, looking furious and humiliated. He rips off his jacket and stands over Jey. Then—BAM. Samoan Spike right to the throat. Jey crumples, coughing and motionless. The Bloodline stands tall, surrounding him like wolves as Solo glares down at Jey. Solo kneels next to him, mic in hand.

Solo Sikoa (quietly): You made your choice.

The Bloodline stands tall, throwing up “ones” in the air.



The scene opens backstage as Jackie is standing with RAW General Manager, Adam Pearce.

Jackie Redmond: Adam, last week on RAW, things got completely out of control between Seth Rollins and Bronson Reed. The WWE Universe has been asking all week — what’s the condition of both men?

Adam Pearce (calm, measured): Jackie, I’ve been in constant communication with medical teams and both superstars. And thankfully… no serious injuries were sustained.

Jackie breathes a small sigh of relief, as Pearce continues.

Adam Pearce: Seth Rollins and Bronson Reed are recovering — but they’re banged up. Frankly, I’m surprised either man is even walking today. But after what we’ve seen over the past few weeks… the reckless brutality, the post-match attacks, and last week’s chaos — this can’t go on.

He pauses for emphasis.

Adam Pearce: So I made a decision. This needs to end. And it will end — at Crown Jewel.

The crowd in the arena watching on the big screen pops faintly in anticipation.

Adam Pearce: On November 2nd, live from Riyadh — it’s going to be Seth Rollins vs. Bronson Reed in a Last Man Standing Match.

Pearce gives one last nod and walks off camera, leaving Jackie standing alone.

Jackie Redmond (to camera): An explosive announcement from Adam Pearce. Rollins. Reed. One final battle… and only one man will be left standing.



Liv Morgan’s music hits and out comes the champion, Dominik Mysterio by her side. She’s oozing cockiness—blowing kisses to the crowd, smirking as fans boo, and flaunting the gold. Dom opens the ropes for her, and she struts in with the arrogance of a queen who knows the kingdom is hers. Suddenly, the mood changes. Rhea Ripley’s music hits—huge pop. She storms to the ring with fire in her eyes. She’s no-nonsense, focused, and ready to hurt people. The stare between Liv and Rhea is nuclear. The referee raises the title. The bell rings.

Match #5: Liv Morgan vs Rhea Ripley – WWE Women’s World Championship

They circle. The tension is thick. Collar-and-elbow tie-up—Rhea drives Liv back into the corner like she’s nothing. Clean break... until Liv slaps Rhea across the face and backs away laughing. The crowd gasps. Rhea glares. They lock up again, this time Rhea muscles Liv down into a headlock takedown. Liv rolls through, tries to counter with a crucifix pin — 1... NO. Rhea powers out and shoves Liv off with authority. Liv is agile, hopping around, avoiding the power game. She catches Rhea with a low dropkick to the knee, then a step-up enziguri. Rhea stumbles—Liv springboards off the ropes for a crossbody — caught in midair! Rhea walks her around the ring and hits a fallaway slam. Liv rolls to the outside. Dom gives her a pep talk. The ref warns him. Back in, Liv slows it down. She goes after Rhea’s left leg — dropkicks to the knee, kicks to the hamstring. She wraps Rhea’s leg around the rope and hits a dragon screw over the second rope. Rhea falls to the mat. Liv pounces—knee bar! Rhea screams in pain but manages to crawl to the ropes. Liv uses the full five count before releasing. Liv taunts Rhea, slapping her in the back of the head. She hits a running double stomp to the back of the knee. Rhea tries to stand, and Liv hits a low-angle DDT. Cover: 1...2... Kickout. Liv hops to the second rope and lands a diving meteora. Another pin: 1...2... Rhea powers out. Liv applies a rear chinlock, wrapping her legs around Rhea’s waist. She yells, “This is MY division now!”

Rhea powers out of the hold—backpack drop! She limps but fires up. She ducks a clothesline from Liv and spins her inside out with a big boot! Rhea hits a snap vertical suplex. Then another. Then a delayed vertical suplex, holding Liv for a full 10 seconds before slamming her down. Pin: 1...2... Liv kicks out. Rhea hits the ropes — running low dropkick to the ribs. She goes for a powerbomb — Liv counters mid-air into a hurricanrana! Rhea hits the turnbuckle. Liv charges — Codebreaker! Rhea stumbles. Liv runs again—Oblivion! Nailed it! 1...2... RHEA KICKS OUT! The crowd gasps and Liv is stunned. She yells at the referee. “That was THREE!”. Liv goes for another Oblivion, but Rhea blocks it and launches her with a release German suplex into the turnbuckles. Liv folds up like an accordion. Rhea lifts Liv for the Riptide — but Liv lands behind her, hits a crucifix bomb! Cover: 1...2... Rhea kicks out again! Liv crawls to the top rope. She goes for a Diving missile dropkick and it connects. She covers again: 1...2... STILL NO. Liv is losing it. She slams her fists into the mat, then looks to the outside—Dominik tosses in the championship belt while the referee is distracted. But Rhea intercepts it — and throws it back at Dom! The referee sees Dom with the championship — and ejects him from ringside! The crowd explodes as Dom and Liv throw a tantrum. Liv screams with the referee, then turns around—RIPTIDE by Rhea! Huge pop. Pin! 1...2... LIV KICKS OUT!!! Rhea can’t believe and neither does the crowd as they though we would have a new champion. Rhea is clearly frustrated and grabs Liv by the hair, throwing her around the ring. She lifts Liv onto the top rope. Slowly climbs up with her. Crowd is roaring. She hooks Liv — SECOND ROPE RIPTIDE! SHE HITS IT! RHEA IS GOING TO WIN THE CHAMPIONSHIP! She goes for the cover when suddenly, Becky Lynch appears, pulls Rhea out of the ring and hits her with a Manhandle Slam on the floor!!! The referee calls for the bell.

Match Results: Rhea Ripley def. Liv Morgan by Disqualification – Liv is still WWE Women’s World Champion (21:13)

The crowd erupts in boos as it is announced that Liv Morgan is still the Women’s World Champion, since the match ended in a disqualification. Liv is groggy in the ring, barely moving. Becky slides in, picks her up—MANHANDLE SLAM to Liv, too! Becky grabs the title and looks at it but she isn’t done. She walks over to Rhea outside, drags her by the hair to the steps…MANHANDLE SLAM ON THE STEEL STEPS! Rhea screams in agony as trainers rush to check on her. Liv is laid out cold. The show goes off the air as Becky stands over both women, holding the Women’s World Championship over her head.

Next week on RAW:
- Bron Breakker vs Ilja Dragunov for the WWE Intercontinental Championship
- AOP vs Dexter Lumis and Erick Rowan
- Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill vs Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark for the WWE Women's Tag Team Championships
- CM Punk and Gunther in a contract signing for their match at Crown Jewel
And more!!!


Crown Jewel 2024 Updated Card
- Roman Reigns vs Solo Sikoa - Bloodline Rules Match
- CM Punk vs Gunther for the World Heavyweight Championship
- Liv Morgan vs Becky Lynch for the WWE Women's World Championship

- Dominik Mysterio vs Dragon Lee
- Seth Rollins vs Bronson Reed in a Last Man Standing Match
- Damian Priest vs Finn Balor
And more!!!
 
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Not really into whatever the LWO are doing. Just not a really justifiable reason to care about them, although Dom finally beating Rey in this universe is great.

I've really enjoyed the way you've booked the Strowman stuff, and him turning down the Wyatt Six for The Final Testament. Has been very good so far and I thought the brawl delivered again tonight

I'm looking forward to Bron/Ilja, and I feel like this was a good ending for the Sami/Gable feud.

Punk/Gunther is so cool just because it feels SO FRESH. Promo here was fine, nothing overly special, but there is definitely money in a program between these two.

Another tick of approval for Jey Uso trying to fight The Bloodline (but not his version) on his own. Not as cool as some of the tension field stuff with Jey dealing with Jimmy and Roman on SD, but this was still good in its own right.

Seth/Reed LMS gets a thumbs up from me.

And the main event makes me think Triple Threat with Becky's interference here. Should be okay.

I thought Raw was solid, maybe one of the lesser shows in a while but still nothing bad.
 
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Friday Night SmackDown
October 25th 2024

“Head of the Table” hits. The arena erupts as Roman Reigns walks out to a massive ovation, flanked by Jimmy Uso and Paul Heyman. Reigns is all business, wearing a black Samoan-print vest over his “OTC” shirt, his eyes locked on the camera. They enter the ring. Mics are passed.

Roman Reigns (calm, cold): Last week… Solo Sikoa made his choice. He stood across from me. He looked me in the eye… and he accepted the challenge. At Crown Jewel, it’s not just a match… it’s not just about power... It’s about who carries the legacy of our family. It’s about who wears the Ula Fala… Who is the Tribal Chief. And that… IS ME!

Crowd cheers. “OTC! OTC!” chants fill the arena.

Roman Reigns: Solo thinks he’s ready. Tama Tonga. Tonga Loa. Jacob Fatu. You boys think you’ve made your move but you forgot the bloodline you walked away from. At Crown Jewel, I’m not just going to take back the Ula Fala… I’m going to take back the family.

Roman lowers the mic. Jimmy raises his.

Jimmy Uso (passionate, intense): Ay yo… Big Uce talking about taking back the family? That sounds nice. That sounds real good… but there’s a problem, Uce.

The crowd quiets. Roman tilts his head slightly.

Jimmy Uso: This family? It ain’t whole. You know it. I know it. There’s one person missing. Jey.

Huge pop from the crowd at the mention of Jey Uso.

Jimmy Uso: We’ve been fighting Solo, Tama, all them boys week after week. But how we supposed to stand tall when our own brother refuses to stand next to us?

Roman Reigns (gritted teeth): Jey… made his choice. He walked out. He turned his back on me. He turned his back on you. And he turned his back on the family. I tried, Jimmy. You tried, Paul tried. But he refuses to come back. So now he can live with those consequences.

Reigns stares hard into the camera. The crowd stirs as tension rises.

Solo Sikoa’s music hits and The Bloodline appears on stage to huge boos from the crowd. Solo Sikoa leads the group. Behind him stand Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and the monster, Jacob Fatu, snarling like a caged animal. They stop at the top of the ramp. Solo raises a mic, his voice low, cold.

Solo Sikoa (stoic, measured): You talk about consequences, Roman. But you forgot one thing… You made this war. You wanted to sit at the head of the table — but now that table’s been flipped. Now I sit at the head of the table, now I am YOUR tribal chief. And I don’t need your permission. I don’t need your blessing. And for sure as hell, I don’t need your respect.

Tama grabs the mic from Solo.

Tama Tonga (fired up): You want to unite the family, Roman? You want to bring back the old Bloodline? Well newsflash: we’re the Bloodline now. And your time is UP.

Roman steps forward, pacing in the ring.

Roman Reigns: You run your mouth, Tama. You send your messages, Solo. But it seems like your dog right there can’t speak for himself.

He points at Jacob Fatu. The crowd pops.

Roman Reigns: But he sure as hell can fight. You brought the wild one. The savage. So, what do you say that tonight we see what he’s really about? You want to play tribal games? Let’s go to war.

Solo (without hesitation): He accepts!

Jacob Fatu doesn’t speak — he just roars, slams his fists together and points at Roman. The crowd erupts.

Paul Heyman (shaken, nervous): OH MY GOD, my Tribal Chief… are you sure? Jacob Fatu is… he’s not human!

Roman (to Paul, cool and confident): Let him come. Let them all come. Tonight… I remind the world why I’m the Tribal Chief.

Roman drops the mic as his music hits again. The standoff remains — Roman and Jimmy staring down Solo’s army at the top of the ramp. The Bloodline civil war continues.



Kayla Braxton stands in the interview area, all smiles, microphone in hand.

Kayla Braxton: Please welcome my guests at this time — the WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions, Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill!

Bianca and Jade step into frame, both rocking their titles over their shoulders, looking confident and energized. The crowd watching on the screen pops loud.

Kayla Braxton: Bianca, Jade — this Monday on Raw, you’ll be defending your titles against Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark. How are you both feeling heading into what’s expected to be a hard-hitting match?

Bianca Belair: (grinning) Look, Kayla — Shayna and Zoey? They’re tough, no doubt. They hit hard, they don’t play. But guess what? Neither do we. We didn’t become champs just to back down when things get rough.

Jade Cargill: (nodding confidently) We came here to dominate. To own this division. Shayna, Zoey — Monday night, we’re not just walking in as champions... we’re walking out the same way. Bet on that.

Just as the two finish, the camera pans slightly as Sasha Banks and Bayley walk into frame. The crowd buzzes louder. Both are calm, collected, and clearly eyeing the gold. Sasha smirks, eyes locked on the tag titles.

Sasha Banks: Good luck... champs.

Bayley leans in, giving a knowing smirk.

Bayley: You’re gonna need it.

Bianca and Jade look at each other, then back at Sasha and Bayley — neither backing down. Slowly, they both smile. No words, just that mutual, silent understanding. Challenge accepted.



The camera pans to the announce desk where LA Knight, decked in a leather jacket and the United States Championship on his shoulder, sits next to Cole and Barrett. He’s joining commentary for the next match.

Match #1: AJ Styles vs Johnny Gargano w/Tommaso Ciampa

Chain wrestling early on — Gargano with a side headlock, AJ with a takedown, both men counter and reverse fluidly. The crowd appreciates the technicality. Gargano speeds it up with a headscissors takedown, followed by a rolling kick to the chest. AJ backs off to the ropes, annoyed. He slaps himself in the face, resetting. AJ rushes in with aggression now — chops to the chest, backing Johnny into the corner. He whips him to the other side, charges — Johnny counters with a sling blade! Cover: 1...2... AJ kicks out. AJ begins to target the back — backbreaker, then a snap suplex into the turnbuckles. He yells at Gargano, “You’re not on my level!” He hits a pendulum knee drop, then locks in a rear chinlock. Gargano fights back, firing off chops and a slingshot spear! He runs the ropes and hits a tope suicida that sends AJ crashing into the announce desk — right in front of LA Knight! Gargano rolls AJ back in — superkick to the jaw! AJ’s out on his knees. Johnny goes for the One Final Beat...but AJ catches him mid-air into a fireman’s carry neckbreaker! The tide turns. AJ lines up the Ushigoroshi — connects! He goes for the Calf Crusher, but Gargano wriggles out and cradles him! 1...2... AJ kicks out! AJ ducks a second superkick, PELE KICK! Gargano’s stunned. AJ springboards—PHENOMENAL FOREARM! NAILED IT! 1...2...3!

Match Results: AJ Styles def. Johnny Gargano (10:47)

Ciampa slides in to check on Johnny. AJ shoves past him and glares at LA Knight at ringside. Styles motions for the U.S. Title and points to his waist. Knight stands up, grabs a mic and steps into the ring.

LA Knight: You want this, huh? You think you’re just gonna walk in next week and take the title off The Megastar? Newsflash, AJ — this ain’t 2016 no more. This is my game now… YEAH!

AJ smirks, says nothing — then shoves Knight’s mic hand away. Knight drops the title on the mat and the two men go face to face. Tension rises. Suddenly — AJ throws the first punch! Knight fires back! They brawl in the ring! Ciampa pulls Gargano to safety while some referees try to pull them apart. As Knight is being held back by two officials... AJ charges—PHENOMENAL FOREARM! RIGHT TO LA KNIGHT! Knight crumples, down and out. AJ grabs the United States Championship, holds it high above his head, and stands over the champion.



The camera pans backstage to a dimly lit locker room. Alexa Bliss is in front of a mirror, lacing up her boots and adjusting her gear with a focused expression. The door creaks open and in walks Nia Jax, the WWE Women’s Champion, her title slung confidently over her shoulder.

Nia Jax: You ready for tonight, Lexi?

Alexa Bliss: (nods) Always. Especially after last week… I owe Michin.

Nia smirks, arms crossed.

Nia Jax: Yeah, well, let’s make sure tonight we send a message. No more surprises.

Just then, Tiffany Stratton walks in, the Money in the Bank briefcase glistening in her hand. She looks slightly sheepish but still holds her usual glam confidence.

Tiffany Stratton: Okay, first of all… I am so sorry about last week. That was totally not the plan. I swear, I was trying to help.

Alexa Bliss: (dryly, without looking at her) Yeah, well… maybe next time try not to aim for my head.

Tiffany Stratton: Right! And that’s why I came up with something so much better for tonight. I have a plan, a flawless plan, to take out Sasha, Bayley, and Michin once and for all.

Tiffany flashes a confident smile, about to explain, when Nia steps forward, cutting her off.

Nia Jax: Look, Tiff, I love your energy… but maybe you should sit this one out tonight.

Tiffany Stratton: (confused) Wait, what? Why?

Nia Jax: Because the last thing we need is another ‘oops’ moment out there. Just stay backstage… and look pretty.

Tiffany’s jaw drops slightly, taken aback by the insult masked as a command. Alexa tries to hide her smirk as she zips up her jacket.

Nia Jax: (with a smirk) Let the pros handle this.

Nia pats Tiffany on the briefcase as she walks by. Alexa grabs her jacket and follows, but not before casting Tiffany one last glance.

Alexa Bliss: Don’t worry, blondie. We’ve got it covered.

They walk off together, leaving Tiffany standing alone, clutching her briefcase, clearly fuming.



Match #2: Rey Fenix w/Penta vs Tama Tonga w/Tonga Loa

Fenix and Tama lock up, with Tama quickly overpowering Fenix into the corner. Fenix escapes with a roll through and lands a sharp kick to Tama’s thigh. The early minutes are fast-paced, with Fenix showing off his agility—springboarding off the ropes, landing tight arm drags, and keeping Tama on the move. Tama catches Fenix mid-springboard and plants him with a powerslam. He slows the pace, grinding Fenix down with a headlock and hard strikes. Fenix fights back with a flurry of chops and a diving hurricanrana. As the match heats up, Tama rolls to the outside to regroup. Fenix teases a dive, but stops short when Tonga Loa steps in front of Tama. Fenix lands on the apron instead, but Tama yanks him off, sending him crashing spine-first into the ring edge. Back in the ring, Tama goes for a neckbreaker and covers—only a two-count. He shouts at the referee before pulling Fenix up for more punishment. Fenix counters with a surprise roll-up, but only gets two. On the outside, Penta steps closer to the action, keeping a close eye on Loa. When Loa grabs Penta’s arm to stop him from circling the ring, Penta responds with a stiff right hand. Loa stumbles back, and the two start trading punches at ringside. Officials rush down to separate the brawl, causing chaos near the apron. Inside the ring, Tama turns his attention to the ringside fight, shouting at his brother. Fenix uses the moment to recover. As Tama turns around, Fenix blasts him with a springboard spinning kick to the head. Tama stumbles—Fenix scoops him up and drives him down with a Fire Thunder Driver. 1… 2… 3.

Match Results: Rey Fenix def. Tama Tonga (8:53)

Fenix rolls off Tama and throws his arms up in victory. Penta slides into the ring, escaping the officials and Loa, and raises his brother’s arm. The Lucha Brothers celebrate in the ring as the champions regroup on the ramp, frustrated and furious.



The lights dim and the eerie opening notes of Randy Orton’s theme hit. The crowd boos immediately as “The Viper” slowly walks down the ramp, methodical, cold, with no emotion on his face. He steps into the ring, microphone in hand, and waits for the noise to die down.

Randy Orton: Last week… I stood right here in this ring, and I made it clear what I wanted. I challenged Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship at Crown Jewel. A man I once called a friend. A man I mentored. A man I made relevant long before he ever carried a title.

He sneers, pacing slightly.

Randy Orton: And now it’s been seven days. One full week. And what have I heard from the ‘American Nightmare’? Nothing. No answer. No acceptance. No fight. Just… silence.

The crowd boos louder as Orton shakes his head in disgust.

Randy Orton: I’m not here to play games. I’m here to take what’s mine. So Cody, if you’ve grown a spine since last week—

Before Orton can continue, the SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis walks out onto the stage, mic in hand, his face stern and focused.

Nick Aldis: Randy, I’m going to stop you right there. You're not getting that match.

The crowd murmurs in surprise. Orton stares, jaw tight.

Nick Aldis: After your disgusting and unprovoked attack on Cody Rhodes two weeks ago, our medical team has informed me that Cody is not cleared to compete at Crown Jewel. And until he is, that match is off the table.

Loud boos from the crowd. Orton steps toward the ropes, clearly fuming.

Randy Orton: You’ve got to be kidding me. He can’t compete? Or you’re just trying to protect your golden boy from me ripping him apart in front of the world?

Nick Aldis: Believe me, Randy… Cody wants to fight you. But it’s not happening at Crown Jewel. However… you will still have a match.

Orton’s eyes narrow.

Nick Aldis: And it's against someone who knows you very well. Someone who’s been watching what you’ve done… and can’t wait to get his hands on you.

The crowd pops big as Kevin Owens’ music hits. KO storms out, no nonsense, no smile, just pure intensity. He heads straight for the ring, steps in, and stands face-to-face with Orton. The tension is off the charts.

Kevin Owens: You wanna talk about Cody? That wasn’t just some sneak attack, Randy. That was betrayal. That was low. And I’ve known you for a long time, man… but I’ve never seen you this far gone.

Randy Orton: This has nothing to do with you, Kevin.

Kevin Owens: The hell it doesn’t. Cody’s my friend. And watching you stomp his head in like it meant nothing? That makes it very much my problem.

Without warning, Owens punches Orton square in the jaw! The crowd explodes as Orton hits the mat, stunned. KO stands over him, breathing heavily. Orton starts backing into the corner, hands up, pleading.

Randy Orton: Okay, okay… stop… Kevin, I—

Owens takes a step back, reluctantly lowering his guard. But suddenly—LOW BLOW from Orton! Owens doubles over as the crowd gasps in shock. Orton stands tall now, that signature sadistic smile crawling across his face. He grabs Owens and drops him with a massive RKO in the center of the ring. The crowd boos furiously as Orton kneels beside KO’s limp body, staring at him coldly. Then his eyes drift to the corner. He backs up slowly… measuring him. He’s going for the punt. Just before he charges, referees and Nick Aldis storm the ring trying to stop him. The refs crowd Orton, holding him back.

Nick Aldis: Randy, that’s enough! Don’t do this—stand down!

Orton stares at Aldis for a tense beat… then suddenly RKO OUT OF NOWHERE to Nick Aldis! The crowd loses it in shock. The refs check on the GM as Orton stands tall in the center of the destruction, emotionless and merciless. He exits the ring slowly, walking up the ramp without a word, leaving Kevin Owens and Nick Aldis laid out behind him. The wreckage of Randy Orton’s wrath.



The camera cuts to Roman Reigns’ private locker room. He’s seated on a bench, already in his ring gear, his fists taped. He’s calm—but focused, almost brooding. Paul Heyman is pacing back and forth, wringing his hands. Jimmy Uso leans against a wall, arms crossed, watching Roman carefully.

Paul Heyman (pleading, anxious): My Tribal Chief... please. Please listen to me. You don’t have to do this. This doesn’t prove anything. You already are the Tribal Chief in the eyes of the people, in the eyes of your family—

Roman cuts him off without even looking up.

Roman Reigns (low, serious): Paul… I have to do this.

Heyman stops pacing. His eyes dart to Jimmy, hoping for backup.

Jimmy Uso (quietly, but firm): Uce… look, man. There’s a reason why we kept our distance from those guys. Especially Fatu.

Roman looks up. Jimmy steps closer.

Jimmy Uso: That dude’s different, Roman. He’s not like the others. He don’t care about being champion. He don’t care about legacy or titles or respect. He only cares about destruction. He don’t stop. I mean… even Solo barely holds that dude back.

Roman stands up slowly, eye to eye with Jimmy now. The Tribal Chief energy shifts into the room like a storm.

Roman Reigns (dead serious, intense): And there’s nothing he can do… That I haven’t already survived.

He looks at both of them.

Roman Reigns: I fought my cousins. I carried this company. I made the Bloodline and I watched it break from the inside. They took that from me. Solo took that from me. But tonight… I remind them that I’m still the top of this mountain.

Paul Heyman (softly, voice shaking): But Roman… Are you sure you want to pick up this fight this close to Crown Jewel?

Roman turns slowly, eyes cold, focused.

Roman Reigns (calm, but final): There’s nothing you can say, Paul. Nothing either of you can say. I’m stepping in that ring tonight and I’m going to do what I’ve always done—Show the world why I deserve to be called the Tribal Chief.

The room falls silent. Reigns grabs his gloves, slowly puts them on, and walks off camera, leaving Jimmy and Heyman staring after him, worry etched on both their faces.



Match #3: Alexa Bliss w/Nia Jax vs Michin

The match starts with fast-paced intensity. Michin takes control early with aggressive strikes and a running dropkick, sending Alexa reeling into the corner. Michin follows up with a running cannonball and goes for an early pin—only a two-count. Alexa rolls out of the ring to regroup, where Nia checks on her. As Michin attempts a dive through the ropes, Nia steps in and blocks the path, forcing Michin to stop mid-run. The distraction allows Alexa to yank Michin’s leg from the apron and pull her down hard onto the floor. Back inside, Alexa targets Michin’s neck and back with calculated strikes and a surfboard stretch. Michin fights back with a DDT and begins to build momentum—hitting a big clothesline and a neckbreaker. She climbs the ropes, looking to finish things off. But Nia climbs onto the apron, distracting the referee. Suddenly, Sasha Banks and Bayley rush down the ramp to a thunderous ovation! They storm ringside, pulling Nia off the apron and immediately going after her to even the odds. Nia throws wild shots, but Bayley tackles her into the barricade while Sasha unleashes punches. The crowd is electric. Then, Tiffany Stratton appears from behind—WHAM! She slams her Money in the Bank briefcase into Sasha’s back, then cracks Bayley with it too. Chaos erupts as Tiffany and Nia brawl with Sasha and Bayley at ringside, the four of them spilling into a full-on fight around the commentary table. Inside the ring, Michin watches the mayhem for a second too long. Alexa takes advantage—pulling Michin off the turnbuckle, dropping her down, and climbing up herself. Alexa soars—Twisted Bliss! Cover — 1… 2… 3!

Match Results: Alexa Bliss def. Michin (9:40)

Alexa rolls off Michin, smiling wickedly as the referee raises her hand. Outside, the fight rages on as Nia and Tiffany retreat up the ramp, regrouping, while Sasha and Bayley recover near the barricade, still ready to fight. Alexa joins them on the ramp, her hand raised by Nia. The trio stand tall, looking back at the chaos they caused, while Sasha, Bayley, and Michin stare them down from the ring.



The camera cuts to the backstage hallway. Tiffany Stratton, still holding her Money in the Bank briefcase, walks quickly toward the locker room with a huge smile on her face. She’s glowing with pride after attacking Sasha and Bayley and helping Alexa pick up the win. Tiffany turns a corner and sees Nia Jax and Alexa Bliss walking toward her. She beams.

Tiffany Stratton: Did you see that?! That was so perfect. Sasha and Bayley never saw it coming, and Alexa, that win? You looked amazing out there!

Tiffany raises her hand for a high five. Alexa just crosses her arms. Nia glares at Tiffany with cold fury.

Nia Jax: (sharply) I told you… to stay backstage.

Tiffany’s smile fades slightly as she blinks in confusion.

Tiffany Stratton: Yeah, but—Nia, you were in trouble. I was just trying to help—

Nia Jax: (fuming) I wasn’t in trouble. I had everything under control. You don’t just get to run out there because you feel like it. You follow my lead. Got it?

Tiffany tries to respond but Nia cuts her off, stepping closer, towering over her.

Nia Jax: The next time you disobey my orders… there will be hell to pay.

Nia storms off down the hallway, not even waiting for a response. Alexa lingers just a second longer. She looks Tiffany up and down with clear disdain, shakes her head slightly, then turns and follows Nia without saying a word. Tiffany is left standing alone, her smile completely gone, gripping her briefcase a little tighter. The camera lingers on her face — a flash of frustration behind her eyes.



The camera cuts to the interview area where Kayla Braxton stands with Andrade, who’s dressed in a sharp suit but clearly still feeling the heat of his rivalry with Shinsuke Nakamura. He looks focused and intense, his eyes locked on Kayla as she begins the interview.

Kayla Braxton: Andrade, over the last few weeks, you and Shinsuke Nakamura have been in a heated back-and-forth. Each of you holds a victory over the other. Where do things stand now between you two?

Andrade: (with intensity) Shinsuke is a great competitor. He fights with honor… or at least, he used to. But now? Now he’s hiding behind tricks, mind games, and shadows. I didn’t come to WWE to play games. I came to prove I’m the best. And if Nakamura wants to finish this—

Before he can finish, a sudden figure lunges into the frame from the side—Shinsuke Nakamura! He moves like a shadow, fluid and vicious. Andrade barely has time to react— Nakamura sprays a cloud of red mist directly into Andrade’s eyes! Andrade screams out, stumbling backward, clutching his face in agony. Kayla Braxton gasps and backs away, shocked. Nakamura steps in close, his face calm but menacing, staring down at the fallen Andrade. He tilts his head with eerie calmness, then backs away without a word, disappearing just as quickly as he arrived. Officials rush in to check on Andrade, who’s yelling in pain, his eyes burning, his face stained red.



Match #4: Roman Reigns vs Jacob Fatu

Roman circles the ring cautiously. Fatu stands tall, unmoving, daring Reigns to step in. They lock up — and it’s immediately intense. Fatu shoves Roman backward with raw power, shocking the Tribal Chief and drawing gasps from the crowd. Roman comes back with a big clothesline — Fatu doesn’t budge. Roman tries again — Fatu still stands. Reigns goes for a third — but Fatu counters with a thunderous Samoan Drop! Reigns rolls out of the ring, stunned, trying to reset. Fatu doesn’t wait — he hits the ropes and dives through the ropes like a missile, crashing into Roman with a suicide dive that sends both men to the floor! The crowd erupts. Back in the ring, Reigns tries to mount a comeback. He rocks Fatu with right hands, cornering him with multiple uppercuts and a leaping clothesline. Fatu stumbles out — Roman hits the ropes and nails a huge Superman Punch! Cover! 1… 2… Fatu kicks out. Hard. Reigns snarls and pulls him up again — another Superman Punch. Fatu drops to one knee but rises back up, screaming in Roman’s face. Reigns is shocked. Fatu explodes with a flurry of headbutts, corner splashes, and hits a brutal spinning uranage for a near-fall.

Both men brawl to the outside. Reigns stuns Fatu with a knee to the gut and whips him toward the barricade — Fatu reverses and sends Roman flying over it! Fatu climbs over and continues the assault among the fans. Reigns fights back, slamming Fatu into the steel railing. He clears the ringside area, then charges and Spears Fatu THROUGH THE BARRICADE! Both men lie motionless in the wreckage. The crowd is chanting “HOLY S*!” as officials check on both competitors. Roman slowly gets up first, dragging himself toward the ring, gasping for breath. He looks back at the rubble where Fatu was… Fatu is standing. Breathing hard — but standing. Reigns is in disbelief. Fatu gets back in the ring and Reigns connects with the Superman Punch! Fatu is still standing. Reigns with another Superman Punch! Fatu stumbles but still stands. Reigns connects with a third Superman Punch and finally Fatu is down!!! He roars out to the crowd — "OOAAHHH!" — and charges for the Spear. But just before impact— Solo Sikoa slides into frame and yanks Roman out of the ring by his ankle! The referee immediately calls for the bell as the crowd erupts in boos.

Match Results: Roman Reigns def. Jacob Fatu by Disqualification (14:35)

The crowd erupts in boos as Solo hoists Roman up and drives him shoulder-first into the steel steps with a sickening crash. Suddenly, Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa appear at ringside, hopping the barricade. The ambush is in motion. The Bloodline is here. Roman tries to fight back, but the numbers are overwhelming. Solo, Tama, Loa, and Fatu stomp down on the Tribal Chief like a pack of wolves. Just then—Jimmy Uso’s music hits! He sprints down the ramp and dives into the fight, swinging at anyone in his path, landing rights on Loa and Tama. But the numbers still overwhelm him — the beatdown continues. The crowd erupts as a figure appears in the audience—Jey Uso. Hood down. Focused. Marching with purpose through the crowd and leaping over the barricade like a man possessed. The Bloodline doesn’t see him coming.

SUPERKICK TO TAMA TONGA!

SUPERKICK TO TONGA LOA!

SUPERKICK TO SOLO!

SUPERKICK TO JACOB FATU!

The crowd is unglued. Jey stands tall in the ring, chest heaving, eyes locked on the fallen bodies around him. Roman and Jimmy grab steel chairs. Jey joins them. All three stand shoulder to shoulder — and they swing! Crack after crack echoes through the arena as the Bloodline scrambles out of the ring, backing up through the crowd, holding their bodies in pain, furious and shocked. Jey, Roman, and Jimmy stand united in the ring — a moment years in the making. Roman lowers his chair. He looks at Jey. Jimmy walks over with a hopeful smile. Roman steps forward, arms wide open. Jimmy does the same. Jey looks at them both… his expression tightens. He stares for a long moment… then turns his back and steps through the ropes. He walks up the ramp alone, not saying a word. The crowd gives him a massive ovation, half in awe, half unsure — the bond is not healed. Not yet. Roman and Jimmy stay in the ring, watching him go, looking both relieved… and heartbroken.

Next week on SMACKDOWN:
- LA Knight vs AJ Styles for the WWE United States Championship
- Andrade vs Shinsuke Nakamura
- Sasha Banks and Bayley vs Alexa Bliss and Tiffany Stratton
- The Bloodline (Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa) vs The Lucha Brothers for the WWE Tag Team Championships
And more!!!

Crown Jewel 2024 Updated Card
- Roman Reigns vs Solo Sikoa - Bloodline Rules Match
- CM Punk vs Gunther for the World Heavyweight Championship
- Liv Morgan vs Becky Lynch for the WWE Women's World Championship

- Dominik Mysterio vs Dragon Lee
- Seth Rollins vs Bronson Reed in a Last Man Standing Match
- Damian Priest vs Finn Balor
- Nia Jax vs Sasha Banks for the WWE Women's Championship

- Kevin Owens vs Randy Orton
And more!!!

 
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