WWE Raw results, Feb. 8, 2016: Daniel Bryan says goodbye to the 'Yes!' Movement

The Lunatic Fringe isn't afraid of The Beast Incarnate, and wants a piece of Lesnar before Raw concludes.

SEATTLE — Can two brothers and a beast get through a contract signing in civil fashion? As it turns out, they can, but the fireworks began afterward. Dean Ambrose spent the entirety of this week’s Raw-opening confrontation between the WWE Fastlane main-event competitors trying to goad The Beast Incarnate into another fight, despite suffering an F-5 from The Conqueror last week. It ended about as well as last Monday’s brawl did, with Ambrose eating another F-5 and Reigns taking the contract table full blast to the face. Fastlane awaits, gentlemen. Good luck.

Team Bella's Alicia Fox takes on the reigning Divas Champion.

It’s fair at this point to say that Charlotte was more than a little peeved over Brie Bella getting a Divas Title Match at Fastlane on the strength of her upset win last week. How else to explain the Divas Champion doubling down on victories over Brie’s BFF Alicia Fox following a first win on SmackDown This week’s non-title victory was swift and vicious; Charlotte seized control early and never let up, eventually shaking off a do-or-die effort from Fox in the waning moments to ply the Figure-Eight Leglock and win the day. The message: Stay away, Brie.

Chris Jericho takes over The Miz's talk show, which is interrupted by AJ Styles.

Now this is a late-night war. The Miz was originally scheduled to host Chris Jericho on “Miz TV,” but literally having his teeth knocked out by AJ Styles meant the former WWE World Heavyweight Champion spent more time complaining about The Phenomenal One than properly introducing Y2J. That led Jericho — already slated to face Styles on SmackDown — to hijack “Miz TV” and turn it into “The Highlight Reel” on the spot.

Sound confusing? Don’t worry, it all got wrapped up in a tidy bow when Styles arrived and the three Superstars viciously threw hands against each other. A flustered Y2J was the last man standing against Styles, but, perhaps haunted by his previous shortcoming, didn’t seem quite ready to mix it up with the Georgia pitbull just yet.

The Big Guy brings the intensity against The Eater of Worlds.

The buzz on SmackDown was all about Ryback’s minimalist new look, but Bray Wyatt seemed to have paid more attention to The Big Guy’s victory over his sheep-faced henchman Erick Rowan. And judging by what happened on Raw, Wyatt was none too pleased, as The Eater of Worlds made a meal of the former Intercontinental Champion, despite an eye-opening effort from The Human Wrecking Ball. An expanded moveset kept The New Face of Fear occupied, but it was only when Ryback went back to the well with the Meat Hook Clothesline that Wyatt pounced, catching him mid-sprint in Sister Abigail before setting the entire Wyatt Family on his downed foe.

The hulking Titus O'Neil clashes with The Social Outcasts' Radical Mongoose on Raw.

Can a “Radical Mongoose” take down a barking gator? Indeed he can! The Social Outcasts’ resident wild child Adam Rose seemed destined to come up short against a rolling Titus O’Neil, but it turns out that best friends really do make the best trends. As The Big Deal began to bounce back from a sleeper hold, the rest of the Outcasts intervened on their buddy's behalf and Rose pounced with a rollup, keeping the mighty, former WWE Tag Team Champion down for the count. Perhaps the foursome's fortunes are trending upward?

The returning Sin Cara joins U.S. Champion Kalisto against two members of The League of Nations.

Sin Cara is back, but that was the only good news for The Lucha Dragons in a tag team bout against League of Nations heavy-hitters Rusev & Alberto Del Rio on Raw. Not only did The Bulgarian Brute and The Pride of Mexico take advantage of Sin Cara’s absence by isolating him from Kalisto, but the U.S. Champion also took the loss at the hands of his No. 1 contender Del Rio. He whipped The King of Flight with a running enzuigiri to the back of the head— thanks to King Barrett for the distraction — and followed up with the Tree of Woe stomp for the win.

The Irish Lass Kicker goes on-on-one with the imposing Tamina.

What’s an Irish Lass Kicker to do when she can’t decide who to kick? Becky Lynch, who’ll team with her rival Sasha Banks at Fastlane, out-and-out came to The Boss’ aid instead of closing out a match with Tamina that she’d dug deep to stay in. Tamina’s insistence on antagonizing Banks at commentary — along with Naomi’s out-and-out attack — brought Maiden Ireland to Sasha’s side, but Becky inadvertently ran headfirst into a torpedo of a superkick by Tamina after saving her partner’s skin, costing her the match in the end.