WWE RAW is live tonight from US Bank Arena in Cincinnati. Here is the latest from WWE to get you ready for the show: 

The headline segment of the night involes RAW Commissioner Stephanie McMahon making a special announcement of historic proportions – which some rumors that have leaked online lead you to believe it could be a women’s division exclusive pay per show in the near future while others point to an announcement of a women’s tag team division with belts. The biggest in-ring action of the night will feature Roman Reigns and Bobby Lashley going at it one more time to determine who will get a shot at Brock Lesnar for the Universal Championship at SummerSlam. The RAW Tag Champs The B-Team will defend against former champs The Deleters of Worlds. In other advertised angles, Finn Balor and Drew McIntyre will be in singles action, more from the Sasha Banks-Bayley friends/frenemies storyline and RAW Women’s Champ Alexa Bliss will be on the lookout to see if suspended star Ronda Rousey honors her suspension or ambushes her again. 

RAW Opening Segment 
The entire RAW locker room is on the stage to kick off the show. WWE Chairman Mr. McMahon is in the ring. McMahon welcomes everyone to Monday Night RAW. McMahon introduces Triple H and Stephanie McMahon to the ring for an historic announcement. Stephanie says it’s a rare thing to be able to make history, making moments people will remember for the rest of their lives. Triple H wants to take a moment to acknowledge the WWE Superstars. The crowd gives them a hand. Triple H acknowledges not just the ones on the stage, but across the brands. Every superstar that’s ever stepped in the ring with the desire to entertain the world. Nights like tonight happen because of them. Their dedication, passion, sacrifice, blood, sweat, and tears make all of this possible. They don’t do it alone. It’s a giant team. There’s a bond created when you’re a WWE Superstar. The bond is created when you step through the ropes and put the ultimate trust in their opponent’s hands. That bond is the strongest it’s ever been.
With that said, Triple H asks all the women to step up on stage. All RAW and Smackdown women are there. Triple H says the men that stand behind them truly support them. The WWE Universe supports them as well. They’ve supported them from the first Iron Man, Money in the Bank, Hell in a Cell match to now. They have stood in awe watching them, some with a tear in their eye as they have stolen the show again and again. Triple H is getting choked up. Triple H wants to let them know they are so proud. Stephanie says moments happen because of incredible talent, not because someone deems it important. They demanded more opportunities for the women in WWE, starting a hashtag that stated “Give Divas a chance.” That opened doors for women all around. 30 second matches became main events and divas became the superstars they were meant to be. They’ve shown that women can do whatever they want. They’re going to do another first-ever announcement. On October 28, over 50 women then, now, forever will participate in a show called “Evolution.” It will be the first all-women’s PPV. The women clap and hug on stage while Triple H, Stephanie McMahon, and Mr. McMahon applaud them.

Michael Cole announces that the RAW Women’s Championship, Smackdown Women’s Championship, and NXT Women’s Championship will be defended at Evolution. We’ll also see the finals of the Mae Young Classic on that show.
Roman Reigns will take on Bobby Lashley with the winner facing Brock Lesnar at SummerSlam for the WWE Universal Championship. Coming up next, the B-Team will defend their RAW Tag Team Championships against Matt Hardy and Bray Wyatt. We go to commercial. 
The B-Team is talking about how excited they are about Evolution coming up. Bo Dallas says they’ve been on a great run and it’s been like living a dream. 10 weeks ago they could barely win a match. Now they’re defending the RAW Tag Team Championships. Curtis Axel says they were pretty rotten, but he wouldn’t want to be on this ride with anyone but Dallas. The “B” stands for brothers. Dallas says he’s the brother he never had, an inside joke. They leave, but then come back to get their RAW Tag Team Championships.

“Ladies and gentlemen… Elias.”
Elias strums a chord and greets the crowd. He starts to play until he’s cut off by “WOKEN” Matt Hardy’s music.

RAW Tag Champs The B-Team vs. The Deleters of Worlds
Matt Hardy will start against Bo Dallas. They lock up, and Hardy applies a side headlock. Dallas shoves him to the corner, so Bray Wyatt blind tags in. It’s brother vs. brother. They circle the ring before hitting the ropes, and Wyatt annihilates him with a flying body block. Wyatt uppercuts him before punching him in the corner. Wyatt then connects with a short-arm clothesline. Wyatt goes for Sister Abigail, but Axel runs in. Wyatt uppercuts him, and Hardy runs in to help. Wyatt does a crabwalk to scare The B-Team out of the ring. We go to commercial.
We come back from the break to see Axel beating on Wyatt. Axel hits a snapmare and attacks for a two count. Axel then applies a chin lock. The Revival are backstage watching this match. Axel shoves Wyatt to the corner and tags in Dallas. Axel hits a knee to the face, and Dallas picks up a two count. Dallas then goes to a chin lock. Wyatt fights up, but Dallas stops him. Dallas hits the ropes, but Wyatt viciously takes him down.
Hardy and Axel are tagged in. Hardy punches away at Axel before sending him into the ropes for a back elbow. Hardy follows up with a clothesline before bouncing him off the turnbuckles. Hardy gets the crowd fired up with a “DELETE” chant before clotheslining him in the corner and hitting a Side Effect for a near fall. Hardy goes to the second rope and leaps off with an elbow to the back. Hardy starts up another “DELETE” chant and connects with a Twist of Fate, but Dallas breaks up the pin. Wyatt runs in, but Dallas turns him around and knocks him onto Hardy, who is then pinned by Axel in an upset.
Winners: The B-Team Retains RAW Tag Team belts
Matt Hardy and Bray Wyatt applaud The B-Team before Hardy hits Dallas with a Twist of Fate while Wyatt hits Axel with Sister Abigail. They stand over The B-Team.
Later tonight, we’ll see Finn Balor take on Drew McIntyre. We’ll also see Roman Reigns take on Bobby Lashley for the right to face Brock Lesnar for the WWE Universal Championship at SummerSlam
O.A.R. are at ringside. They’re helping out Connor’s Cure.

Backstage with Finn Balor
Finn Balor is talking with Chad Gable about Evolution when someone walks by with his suitcase. Someone then walks by with his jacket, so Balor stops him. They’ve been given strict orders to move him to a new room. Constable Corbin ordered it. The new “locker room” is a kid’s outdoor playhouse. Baron Corbin then walks up laughing and says after Extreme Rules, Balor is too big of a superstar to not have his own locker room. This room suits his stature. Balor thanks him and calls it “Finn’s Funhouse.” Corbin is angry and wishes him luck against Drew McIntyre. They made it seem like this match wasn’t already announced.

Backstage with Bayley & The Boss
Replays are shown of Sasha Banks saving Bayley from an attack last week on RAW. Banks then admitted she loves Bayley.
Charly Caruso interviews Bayley and Sasha Banks. She asks if they’re ready to show that they can put aside their differences. Bayley says they have their differences, but the differences make them stronger. Banks says they are two very different people, but they have the same dream. They’re giggling and looking teary eyed talking about Evolution. They’re ready to be on the same page. Bayley says it was nice to hear what her best friend truly thinks and feels. Bayley says they’re going to take over the world.

Samantha Simon & Karen Lunde vs. Bayley & Sasha Banks
Bayley locks up with one of them (they haven’t identified who is who), and Bayley hits her with a back elbow. Sasha Banks tags in and hits double knees before wrenching the arm. The woman takes Banks down and shoulders her in the corner. The other woman is tagged in, but Banks fights her and her partner off. Banks slaps her and tags in Bayley. Banks whips Bayley into her. Bayley then hits a weak looking knee to the head of the girl before Banks applies the Banks Statement for the submission.
Winners: Bayley & Sasha Banks by submission
Bayley raises Banks’ hand, and they smile at each other. Banks then extends her arms, and they hug. They stand there hugging for a while… and that’s it. We go to commercial with the promise of hearing from Mr. Monster in the Bank next.

Braun Strowman Segment
“Ladies and gentlemen… Elias.”
Elias strums a chord and announces that his debut album is available on iTunes. It’s already in the Top 20 on the Top 200 list.
Elias is cut off by Braun Strowman, the holder of the Money in the Bank briefcase. Strowman did a tour of India last week. A loud “Get these hands” chant fires up. Strowman says it seems like the WWE Universe is talking about two things tonight. Firstly, it was the announcement that Stephanie McMahon made earlier about the all-women’s PPV in October. Strowman congratulates all the women in the back, especially his Mixed Match Tag Team partner Alexa Bliss. Secondly, it’s all the commotion between Roman Reigns and Bobby Lashley. Loud boos for that. Strowman says people have been talking about them going at it like bulls. They’ll be facing to see who will face Brock Lesnar for the WWE Universal Championship at SummerSlam. The way he sees it, it doesn’t matter if it’s Roman Reigns, Bobby Lashley, or Brock Lesnar because sooner or later a monster will come calling because he has this: the Money in the Bank briefcase. Strowman holds it up to applause. Strowman asks how he would look as the new Universal Champion, and the crowd gives him a nice hand. Strowman then poses for them.
Kevin Owens’ music hits, and Strowman sneers while Owens gingerly walks onto the stage. His right shoulder is taped, as is his left elbow. Owens stays on the stage. Owens says he can’t believe what a callous son of a… after what Strowman did to him at Extreme Rules throwing him off the top of a cage to an announce table 20 feet below, he can’t just come out here and talk about the Universal Championship like nothing happened. Owens screams “NO”. Owens says he tried to befriend Strowman out of the kindness of his heart, but also because of his 10 year old son. His son thought it would be a good idea. His son thought he could take Nicholas’ place and team with Strowman. Strowman destroyed that and crushed his son’s dream at the same time he crushes his spine. Strowman laughs. Owens says his kids thought he was indestructible. They’re scared to watch him at home seeing how much pain he’s in. Owens has a family to take care of. Strowman tried to take that all away from him, so he’ll take everything away from him. Strowman tells him to haul his ass down there and try. Owens says he won at Extreme Rules. Owens has nothing left to prove, but Strowman’s problems have only just begun.
Constable Baron Corbin makes his way to the stage. Corbin says the Commissioner of RAW is here, but she empowered him to handle this situation. What Strowman did was technically legal within the confines of a Steel Cage, but it was morally reprehensible. Corbin has tried to support and help superstars grow since taking this role. He tried to help Finn Balor, but he can only grow so much. Corbin has found someone to teach Strowman how to control his temper. Jinder Mahal’s music hits, and he comes out with Sunil Singh.
Mahal gets in the ring and senses a storm of anger within Strowman. Mahal asks Strowman to help him find the calm and nirvana. Far too many injuries have happened. Mahal has been personally appointed to assist Strowman in his journey to find inner peace. Mahal acknowledges Strowman may be skeptical, but he should close his eyes and repeat a chant. Mahal does this, but Strowman says it isn’t working. Strowman knows he has a temper, but he has a mantra of his own. Strowman asks Sunil Singh to approach him. Singh is terrified. Strowman asks him to hold his microphone and asks everyone in the ring and in the entire WWE Universe to close their eyes, breathe deep, and repeat: “Get these hands.” The crowd chants Strowman’s mantra. Strowman then hits Mahal with a big boot. Strowman then throws Singh into Mahal to knock him out of the ring. Strowman then picks up Singh with one arm and hits a Running Powerslam. Strowman then poses. We go to commercial. 

Natalya vs. Mickie James with RAW Women’s Champ Alexa Bliss
Footage is shown of Ronda Rousey coming through the crowd and attacking Alexa Bliss and Mickie James. Kurt Angle put a stop to it before putting Rousey in a RAW Women’s Championship match at SummerSlam… provided she can abide by the terms of her suspension, which ends next week.
The bell rings, and Natalya quickly takes her down with a waistlock. James elbows out, but Natalya quickly stops her and hits a snapmare. Alexa Bliss gets on the apron, so Natalya attacks her. James then takes Natalya down. Ronda Rousey will be on RAW next week according to Michael Cole. James applies a front facelock. Natalya fights up, but James takes her down for a two count. Natalya tries to make a comeback and boots her away. Natalya hits a side leg sweep and slaps her in the face. Natalya hits a snap suplex before tackling her to the corner and shouldering her. James hits a weak looking elbow before Natalya comes right back with an electric chair drop. Natalya gets to her feet and hits a low dropkick for a two count. Natalya tries for a Sharpshooter, but James kicks her to the apron. They stumble through something before Bliss pulls her off the apron. Natalya quickly clotheslines her on the floor. Natalya gets in the ring and eats a Mick Kick for the loss.
Winner: Mickie James with RAW Women’s Champ Alexa Bliss
Photos are shown of WWE Superstars at the San Diego Comic Con, the Nick Choice Awards, and the ESPYs. WWE won the Sports Humanitarian Award.
Backstage with Roman Reigns
Charly Caruso is backstage with Roman Reigns, who gets his usual boos from the crowd. She mentions the last time he faced Bobby Lashley, he lost. What will be different? Reigns says it is a night of firsts. This will be the first time he beats Bobby Lashley. Reigns doesn’t have an advocate to make excuses for him. Tonight he’s adding to his resume. Reigns is going to SummerSlam. People can talk hate and complain about him being shoved down their throats, you can either learn to like it or close your mouths. He’s going to SummerSlam to take the Universal Championship and whoop Brock Lesnar’s ass.
Roman Reigns will face Bobby Lashley later tonight. We’ll also see Finn Balor take on Drew McIntyre.
“Ladies and gentlemen… Elias.”
Elias strums a chord and says his debut album “Walk With Elias” is available on iTunes and Spotify. Elias is then interrupted by The Authors of Pain. Elias looks frustrated as this is the third time he’s been cut off. AOP will be in action, next. We go to commercial. 

AOP-Titus Worldwide Segment
Akam and Rezar demand new competition, not Titus O’Neil and Apollo Crews. They’re done with them. Titus Worldwide then comes out. O’Neil says AOP is legit, but they’re two of the youngest on the roster. They have a lot to learn in WWE. Akam asks if O’Neil wants to teach them how to trip and fall. O’Neil says he did fall at Greatest Royal Rumble, but he got back up. Apollo says he learned a lot from Titus O’Neil. O’Neil showed him what it means to be an asset to his community. O’Neil has been here a long time and knows more than AOP. If AOP had half the class O’Neil does, they’d be champions and champion-quality people. Akam says O’Neil can walk away and retire. O’Neil says sometimes in life in order to teach people a lesson… O’Neil and Apollo attack.

Owens Gets a Rematch with Braun Strowman
Kurt Angle is backstage with Stephanie McMahon in front of a limousine. Angle is happy with the announcement from tonight. Constable Corbin walks up with Kevin Owens. McMahon asks Owens how he’s doing. Owens says he’s not well. The doctors and physical therapists helped, but he’s still hurting. Angle has let this vendetta with Strowman run out of control. Owens wants a chance to face Strowman again to take everything away from him. Angle cannot believe it. Owens wants the match with the condition that if he wins, he gets the Money in the Bank briefcase. If Strowman loses in any way (pin, submission, count-out, DQ), Owens will get the Money in the Bank briefcase. McMahon likes the idea and gives Owens the match. Owens goes for a hug, but she extends her hand. Owens then hugs Corbin. McMahon gets in a limo and drives off.

Tyler Breeze vs. Mojo Rawley
Tyler Breeze wanted this rematch. Breeze leapfrogs Rawley and dropkicks him. Rawley quickly knees him and puts him on the apron. Breeze shoulders him and flips into the ring, but Rawley hits him with a running shoulder block. Rawley talks a little trash before applying a chin lock.
Bobby Roode is shown in a picture-in-picture screen. Roode says Rawley obviously has a problem with him, but like Tyler Breeze and No Way Jose, he’s comfortable in his skin. Rawley can hide behind his keyboard all he wants. Back to live action, Breeze hits an enzuigiri. Rawley blocks a dropkick and catapults him into the turnbuckle. Breeze avoids a running forearm before charging him, but Rawley drives him into the turnbuckle. Rawley hits a sit-out Alabama Slam for the win.
Winner: Mojo Rawley
Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre are shown on a handheld video promo. They had a plan to take over Monday Night RAW. Seth Rollins tried to interfere with their plans, but got decimated by WWE’s resident iron man. McIntyre says he’s not in the Universal Championship match because Finn Balor lost. McIntyre is going to take the opportunity to wipe the smile off Balor’s face permanently.
Finn Balor takes on Drew McIntyre, next. We go to commercial.
“Ladies and gentlemen… Elias.”
Elias strums a chord and says he’s sick and tired of being interrupted. Tonight is Elias’ night. Finn Balor’s music cuts him off.
Finn Balor vs. Drew McIntyre with Intercontinental Champ Dolph Ziggler
McIntyre is on a knee looking at Balor before getting to his feet. McIntyre towers over him. Balor takes the fight to McIntyre. McIntyre then clubs him down and chops the chest. McIntyre chops the chest a second time. McIntyre hits the ropes, but Balor dropkicks him out of the ring. Balor then hits the ropes and floors McIntyre with a summersault senton. We go to commercial. 
We come back from the break to see McIntyre whip Balor hard into the corner. McIntyre kicks him and hits a suplex for a two count. McIntyre then applies an arm bar. Balor fights up, but McIntyre sends him to the corner. Balor boots him back and hits a pair of running forearms, but McIntyre doesn’t go down. Balor then takes him down with a tilt-a-whirl DDT for a two count. Balor chops him and goes for a slingshot, but McIntyre catches him. Balor slides off on the apron and hits a slingshot kick. Balor goes to the top rope, but McIntyre moves. Balor hits a Sling Blade and waits for him to get up. Balor hits a hard dropkick into the corner and goes to the top rope for a Coup de Grace. Ziggler then crotches him on the top rope for a disqualification.
Winner: Finn Balor by disqualification
Ziggler gets in the ring and stomps away at Balor. McIntyre joins in for the double-team. Seth Rollins runs down to a big pop to make the save. Rollins gets McIntyre out of the ring and attacks Ziggler, but Ziggler quickly gets out of the ring.
Kurt Angle comes out and says Ziggler and McIntyre are to go nowhere. This match will be restarted as a tag team match right now.

Finn Balor & Seth Rollins vs. Drew McIntyre & IC Champ Dolph Ziggler
Rollins and Balor attack them from behind before getting them in the ring. McIntyre turns Rollins and punches away at him. Rollins fights back. Rollins and Balor then double clothesline McIntyre out. The referee gets control of the match.
Rollins starts against Ziggler. They criss-cross the ring before Rollins hits Ziggler with a hip toss for a two count. Ziggler takes his time before punching away at Rollins in the corner. Rollins chops away at the chest before throwing him out of the ring. Rollins then hits a plancha. We go to commercial. 
We come back from the break to see Ziggler working on Balor, but Balor soon comes back with a low dropkick. Balor then attacks McIntyre. Ziggler quickly tackles Balor to the corner, and McIntyre tags in. McIntyre takes Balor down and applies an arm bar. Balor fights up and tries to tag Rollins, but he’s stopped. McIntyre then whips him hard into the corner. McIntyre gets him out of the ring and drops him on the barricade. McIntyre puts him in the ring and tags in Ziggler. Balor punches back at Ziggler, but he’s stopped from tagging in Rollins. Balor then floors him with an overhead kick. McIntyre tags in and quickly stops Balor from tagging in Rollins.
Rollins eventually is tagged in after a sidestep. Rollins clotheslines McIntyre out of the ring. Rollins hits Ziggler and McIntyre with a suicide dive. Rollins puts McIntyre in the ring before sending Ziggler to the barricade. Rollins hits a springboard clothesline on McIntyre and forearms him in the corner. McIntyre charges, but Rollins boots him back and hits a blockbuster for a two count. Rollins gets the crowd fired up by stomping his foot on the mat. Ziggler distracts him, but Rollins isn’t affected. Rollins superkicks McIntyre and covers, but Ziggler breaks it up. Balor hits a Sling Blade on McIntyre. Ziggler then superkicks Balor. Rollins takes out Ziggler before McIntyre hits him with an inverted Alabama Slam for a near fall. The crowd chants, “This is awesome.” Ziggler tags in, and McIntyre puts Rollins on his shoulders. Rollins fights Ziggler off on the top rope and punches away at McIntyre.
Rollins gets McIntyre out of the ring before hitting Ziggler with The Stomp for the win.
Winners: Finn Balor & Seth Rollins
Charly Caruso is backstage with Bobby Lashley. She asks what is going through his mind trying to beat Roman Reigns again. Lashley says this is why he came back. Lashley loves big matches and performs well with the lights shining brightest. Reigns has lost to Lesnar time and time again. Lashley will be ready to greet Lesnar next week. Lashley hopes he’s ready because there’s no sleep til Brooklyn.
Replays are shown of Stephanie McMahon announcing the all-women’s PPV “Evolution” earlier tonight.
Ember Moon makes her entrance. She’ll face Liv Morgan, next. We go to commercial. 

Ember Moon vs. Liv Morgan
We go to the ring and out first comes Ember Moon. Back to commercial.
Back from the break and out comes The Riott Squad’s Liv Morgan by herself. Sarah Logan has been banned from ringside. The bell rings and Ember goes right to work, sending Liv out to the floor. Liv comes back in and turns it around for two quick pin attempts.
The finish sees Liv climb up top for a superplex but Moon fights back. Moon drops Liv face-first to the mat. Moon stands up and hits the Eclipse for the pin.
Winner: Ember Moon

After the match, Moon stands tall as we go to replays.

Mike Rome is backstage with Seth Rollins, who reveals Kurt Angle has given him another shot at WWE Intercontinental Champion Dolph Ziggler for SummerSlam.
Cole leads us to an exclusive look at Tom Cruise in the new Mission Impossible movie.

Back from the break and the announcers plug Sunday’s season 3 finale of Total Bellas and The Bella Twins’ appearance on Jimmy Fallon this Wednesday.
We get a video package for tonight’s main event.

Elias is on the stage again with his guitar. RAW General Manager Kurt Angle interrupts but comes out and says it’s not what Elias thinks. He’s just here to inform Elias that the floor is his to perform a song from his new album. Elias goes on and gives props to the band O.A.R. at ringside but also mocks them. Elias starts playing a song but stops and knocks the people of Cincinnati. The music interrupts again and out comes Bobby Lashley for tonight’s main event. Back to commercial.

#1 Contenders Match: Bobby Lashley vs. Roman Reigns

Back from the break and Lashley waits as Roman Reigns makes his way out. The winner of this match will become the new #1 contender to WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar for a match at SummerSlam.
Back and forth to start the match. We hear some fans chanting “Roman sucks” as he rocks Lashley and takes control. Reigns clotheslines Lashley over the top rope to the floor. Reigns follows and rocks Lashley, bringing him back into the ring. Lashley turns it around and knocks Reigns out of the ring this time. Reigns goes for a Drive By on the floor but Lashley catches him in mid-move. Lashley with a big belly-to-belly suplex on the floor. We go to commercial.
Back from the break and Lashley levels Reigns in the ring with a Spinebuster for a 2 count. Lashley keeps Reigns down in the middle of the ring now. Reigns fights up and out as they trade shots. They both go in and collide in the middle of the ring. The referee counts while they’re both down now.
They get up and trade big blows in the middle of the ring. Lashley gets the upperhand and tosses Reigns around. Lashley charges with shoulders in the corner. Reigns counters a move and goes for a Samoan Drop but Lashley holds on to the top rope. Lashley lands on the apron but Reigns rocks him. Reigns runs the ropes but Lashley meets him with a big clothesline from the apron. Reigns goes down in the ring. Reigns recovers and knocks Lashley off the apron. Lashley comes back in but Reigns leg drops him to the back of the neck for a 2 count.
Lashley dodges a Superman Punch and applies a Full Nelson. Reigns starts fading in the middle of the ring. Reigns fights up and out of the hold, sending Lashley into the corner. They end up on the mat as Lashley applies a modified triangle. The hold is finally broken by Reigns. They’re slow to get up now. Lashley charges in the corner but Reigns moves and Lashley hits the ring post shoulder-first. Reigns with big clotheslines in the corner as fans count along. Reigns runs the ropes but Lashley catches him in a big powerslam for a close 2 count.
Lashley waits in the corner as Reigns struggles to get up. Lashley charges for a Spear but Reigns jumps up and drops him with a right. Reigns covers for another close 2 count. Reigns looks out and gets hyped up now. Reigns nails a Superman Punch but Lashley still kicks out. Reigns shows some frustration now. Lashley gets up and ends up out on the floor, possibly for a breather. The referee counts. Reigns stalks Lashley on the outside. Reigns jumps off the steel steps but Lashley catches him. Reigns rocks Lashley and avoids a suplex on the floor. Reigns gets tossed back in but lands bad on his neck. Lashley enters the ring and nails a Spear for a close 2 count. Lashley has words with the referee as we get a replay.
Reigns ends up nailing the Superman Punch as Lashley went at him. Reigns charges for a Spear but Lashley kicks him. Reigns comes right back with a Spear for the win and the title shot at SummerSlam.
Winner and New #1 Contender to WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar: Roman Reigns

After the match, Reigns recovers and stands tall as we go to replays. Reigns will now face Lesnar at SummerSlam. Reigns and Lashley look at each other as they recover in the ring. Reigns nods at Lashley, showing respect. We get another replay. We come back to Reigns and Lashley shaking hands in the middle of the ring. Lashley exits the ring and Reigns stands tall as his music starts back up. Lashley stumbles up the ramp and Reigns hits the turnbuckles to pose. RAW goes off the air with Reigns standing tall in the ring.