WWE Raw results, Feb. 26, 2018: Ronda Rousey demands an apology as Triple H lays out Kurt Angle

A Six-Woman Tag Team Match breaks out on Raw, one night removed from the first-ever Women's Elimination Chamber Match.

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Against all odds, Alexa Bliss emerged from the choppy seas of the Women’s Elimination Chamber Match still Raw Women’s Champion, clearing her path to a title defense at WrestleMania. But even with Mickie James back at Alexa's side, Absolution denied in the Chamber, and Nia Jax seemingly off the board following a loss to Asuka, The Road to WrestleMania may yet hold a few twists and turns for the Team Red Women's division.

What began as The Goddess’ latest victory lap (complete with a bold prediction that she would be the one to end Asuka’s streak) morphed almost immediately into a Six-Woman showdown pitting Bliss, James and Jax against an impromptu squad of their enemies. Apart from Asuka herself, the Goddess’ competition featured Bayley & Sasha Banks, whose friendship was apparently restored after the every-woman-for-herself environment of the Chamber Match turned them against each other the previous night.

Or so it seemed. Banks, who clearly wanted the win for herself, rushed headlong into the match and got herself isolated with Bayley as her only lifeline. The Huggable One, shockingly, left Banks high and dry by hopping off the apron to refuse a tag, but The Boss’ subsequent tag to Asuka changed the complexion of the match almost instantly.

Thanks to a timely assist from The Huggable One, who clearly had no compunction about aiding Asuka, The Empress of Tomorrow tapped Mickie out with a vicious armbar before staring daggers at Bliss — a look matched only in intensity by the one Banks gave Bayley on the outside.

The "Great War" between The Eater of Worlds and The Woken One is far from over.

Last night, “Woken” Matt Hardy finally engulfed Bray Wyatt in a (metaphorical) ball of light, but the pair’s "Great War" appears to be far from “OVAH.” After making quick work of Heath Slater before their scheduled match (The One-Man Band's partner Rhyno was swiftly dropped as well), Wyatt grabbed the mic and chastised the absent Hardy for forcing him to decimate the first-ever SmackDown Tag Team Champions. More unhinged than usual, The Reaper of Souls demanded that The Woken One face him once more, promising that he would not rest until Hardy’s “woken eyes” were shut.

The Kingslayer takes on The A-Lister in an impromptu matchup.

If there’s one silver lining for Seth Rollins after he lost in the Men’s Elimination Chamber, it’s that his marathon-man performance in both the structure and its preceding Gauntlet Match have reignited his fire to once again become “The Man.” For The Miz, who believes the Intercontinental Title makes him a perennial main-eventer, that might be a bit of a problem.

True, Miz is a budding reality star who is only 62-days away from the longest cumulative run as Intercontinental Champion. But as furious as he was over his perceived disrespect, it wasn’t enough to carry him past the previously-unannounced opponent of Rollins in a match that “might” (per Kurt Angle) indicate who Miz faces at WrestleMania.

If it does end up being Rollins, The A-Lister “might” have his work cut out for him. Even though Miz used The Miztourage to his advantage and revved up gradually into a full-court press against The Architect, Rollins laid out Miz and his crew with a suicide dive before dispatching The Awesome One with the Revolution Knee and a Frog Splash that carried him almost completely across the ring.

It was the latest in a series of marquee moments for Rollins; unfortunately, this one didn’t last long, as The Kingslayer’s celebration was interrupted within seconds by another Superstar with the spotlight on his mind: Finn Bálor.

Titus O'Neil & Apollo get another title opportunity against The Bar.

Titus Worldwide may have fallen short in their title bout against Cesaro & Sheamus at WWE Elimination Chamber, but they still hold a record of 3-2 against The Bar. How did the Raw Tag Team Champions go about fixing that? By beating them twice with the titles once again on the line.

In a match born out of continuing animosity between the two teams, The Swiss Cyborg and Alabaster Gladiator swept Titus O’Neil & Apollo in a rare 2-out-of-3 Falls title defense on Raw that began in as dominant a fashion as possible: With a wicked Brogue Kick to a distracted O’Neil just seconds into the match. The second fall was a bit harder-won, as Apollo took the contest into his hands down the stretch, and The Bar was forced to dispatch The Big Deal at ringside to take away Titus Worldwide's resident powerhouse. With Apollo stranded, he was ripe picking for a White Noise-DDT combo that kept the titles in Cesaro & Sheamus’ clutches.

So, The Bar are sitting pretty on The Road to WrestleMania. The only problem with this dominance, as they illustrated in a post-match interview, is that the road is looking to be a very short one for one simple reason: There’s nobody left for them to beat.

The Monster Among Men aims to silence Elias in a brutal collision on Raw.

Braun Strowman may have fallen short in the Men’s Elimination Chamber despite a record-setting performance, but, as ever, that doesn’t mean he’s finished. Looking to pile on his savage showing with a “symphony of destruction,” Strowman faced off with Elias, who was still smarting over that incident with the bass a few weeks ago.

Unfortunately, the most offense Elias could mount against The Monster Among Men was a mildly insulting musical performance in advance of the match. As far as the contest itself, Elias resorted to a cat-and-mouse strategy in a largely unsuccessful attempt to avoid These Hands; he ended up eating a disqualification loss when he sprayed Strowman in the face with a fire extinguisher to stop the onslaught. The Monster Among Men recovered enough to carry Elias to the commentary area, though the musician escaped a trip through the table by raking Strowman's eyes and fleeing through the backstage area, where he had enough of a head start on the still-blinded Strowman to evade punishment ... for now.