Drew McIntyre thwarted Damian Priest from cashing in his Money in the Bank contract on World Heavyweight Champion Seth “Freakin” Rollins
Ivar def. Kofi Kingston in a Viking Rules Match
The New Day’s Kofi Kingston did his best to bring his Power of Positivity to combat all the carnage and mayhem of a Viking Rules Match, but the Viking Rules specialist Ivar came out on top.
With Viking shields, flags, tables and more used in the melee, Kingston launched the Viking Raider through the table after he grabbed his beard. With the match breaking down, Valhalla leaped onto Kingston until Xavier Woods came down to make the save.
Despite this, Woods got squished by an Ivar splash onto the barricade. Back in the ring, Ivar intercepted a Trouble in Paradise to send Kingston crashing through the table. Ivar’s picture-perfect moonsault then sealed the win.
Shayna Baszler and Rhea Ripley interfered in the Raquel Rodriguez vs. Nia Jax Match
Raquel Rodriguez and Nia Jax were supposed to engage in a one-on-one contest, but the bout was soon disrupted by Women’s World Champion Rhea Ripley and Shayna Baszler.
Jax obliterated Rodriguez from the start, but Rodriguez almost shocked Jax, picking her up but collapsing just as quickly.
Rodriguez hit a huge powerbomb on Jax that nearly put away the former champion. Suddenly, Ripley came out to attack Rodriguez and Jax, sending the match into disarray with no winner.
Baszler then charged the ring, attacking Jax and The Eradicator.
Kevin Owens & Sami Zayn requested a match from new Undisputed WWE Team Champions Cody Rhodes & Jey Uso
Shinsuke Nakamura blindsided Ricochet
“Big” Bronson Reed def. Chad Gable and Ricochet in a Triple Threat Match to earn an Intercontinental Title Match against Gunther
With Ricochet being taken out by Shinsuke Nakamura before the match started, The One and Only started off behind the ball, having to dig deep to attempt to earn an Intercontinental Title Match.
This gave Chad Gable and “Big” Bronson Reed a prime opportunity to earn the chance themselves.
In a frenetic back-and-forth, destruction was the name of the game, with Reed picking up the pieces to pin Ricochet after a huge Tsunami.
Drew McIntyre def. JD McDonagh
Drew McIntyre took out all of his frustrations on JD McDonagh, but McDonagh fought with moxie, taking out The Scottish Warrior’s knee.
“Dirty” Dominik Mysterio made his way to the ring to provide help for The Judgment Day hopeful.
Even with a 2-on-1 disadvantage, McIntyre was still able to dispatch McDonagh with the Claymore.
Becky Lynch def. Tegan Nox to retain the NXT Women’s Championship
One night before the biggest NXT of all time, NXT Women’s Champion Becky Lynch put her title on the line against Tegan Nox.
Nox started the match aggressively, honing in on The Man’s stitched-up arm. Nox kept up the fire, beautifully countering Lynch’s Dis-arm-her attempt by rocking her into the turnbuckle.
Nox even had Lynch’s own maneuver scouted, locking in a Dis-arm-her of her own, but The Man struck back with some kicks and a missile dropkick.
Eventually, The Man succeeded in applying the Dis-arm-her on Nox, forcing The Girl with the Shiniest Wizard to submit.
Cody Rhodes & Jey Uso def Kevin Owens & Sami Zayn to retain the Undisputed WWE Tag Team Titles
Only two nights removed from dethroning The Judgment Day as Undisputed WWE Tag Team Champions, Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso had their work cut out for them as they faced Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn in their first title defense.
The match would soon boil over as the tension exploded and a brawl broke out on the outside.
The animosity between KO and Uso, as well as Rhodes and Zayn reached a fever point with both sets of adversaries fighting by the announce desk.
A Cross Rhodes from The American Nightmare to Zayn almost sealed the deal, but KO came in at the last second to break up the pinfall. This was the norm for the rest of the match, as all four Superstars kept their teams alive with counters, reversal and pinfall breakups.
Rhodes and Uso retained their titles after a Cody Cutter/1-D combination that left KO down for the count.