Ryback vs. Luke Harper

When we return from commercial, Harper is beating up Ryback. Ryback makes a comeback, holding Harper in the air for a while during a suplex spot. The two battle back-and-forth for a while until finally, Ryback hits a big spinebuster.

Ryback goes for the Meathook clothesline, but out of nowhere, Harper blasts him with a big super kick. He tries to pin Ryback on that note, but Ryback manages to kick out at two.

Finally, Ryback scoops up Harper for the Shellshock, but Harper slides out the back door and rolls him up for a pin attempt. Ryback kicks out at two. From there, Ryback gets Harper up and blasts him with his Shellshock finisher. 1-2-3. Ryback wins. After the match we head to another break.

Winner: Ryback

Jey Uso (with Jimmy Uso & Naomi) vs. Cesaro (with Tyson Kidd & Natalya)

We’re back from the break and we see The Usos making their way to the ring. Already in the ring is Cesaro, with Tyson Kidd and Natalya out on the floor watching on. In Jey Uso’s corner out on the floor is Jimmy Uso and Naomi.

Early on, Uso is flying all over the place, taking it to the “King of Swing.” Cesaro is thrown out to the floor. Cesaro gets up and argues with Jimmy Uso out on the floor until Jey Uso comes flying over the top rope and splashes on him.

Back in the ring, Uso goes to go back to work on Cesaro, but Cesaro rolls back out and regroups with Kidd and Nattie. Back in the ring, Cesaro finally gets the upper-hand on Uso and starts to take over control of the match, including hitting his “Cesaro Swing” move, which gets the fans on their feet. In the end, Cesaro manages to pick up the victory. He, Kidd and Nattie celebrate as we head to another commercial break.

Winner: Cesaro

The Miz Changes Damien Mizdow’s Job

When we return from the break, we see Damien Mizdow backstage at catering fixing a plate of food for The Miz. An autograph seeker approaches the two and asks for an autograph. Miz says no. The fan says he was actually asking for an autograph for Mizdow. Miz starts to lecture Mizdow, so Mizdow, as usual, mimics Miz’s movements and words. Miz finally loses his cool and yells at Mizdow to “stop doing that!” Miz tells Mizdow he’s fired. He says Mizdow will instead be his personal assistant. He tells Mizdow to go make him a shake with extra strawberries.

Bray Wyatt vs. Dolph Ziggler

Dolph Ziggler makes his way to the ring and during his entrance, we head to another commercial break.

We’re back from commercial and after a quick plug for tonight’s “Stone Cold Podcast” with Triple H, we go to the ring for our next match of the evening. Out comes Bray Wyatt. It’ll be Ziggler and Wyatt one-on-one in our next match here on RAW.

Ziggler and Wyatt lock up to kick off the match. They exchange punches until Wyatt takes control and works Ziggler over in the corner. Wyatt keeps control and talks trash to Ziggler. Wyatt nails a cheap shot while the referee has his back turned. Wyatt chokes Ziggler on the ropes now. Ziggler comes back with a dropkick. He goes for the FameAsser but Wyatt retreats to the floor for a breather as fans boo. Wyatt comes back in and Ziggler takes him to the mat. Wyatt with a big right hand and a headbutt. Wyatt with the big splash for a two count. Wyatt with a kick to the back.

Dolph fights his way back but Wyatt shuts him right back down. Ziggler counters a Wyatt move and gets some offense in but Wyatt goes back to the floor. Ziggler goes after him through the ropes but Wyatt grabs him. Wyatt drops Ziggler out onto the floor from the ring. On that note, we head to a mid-match commercial.

We’re back from the break and we see Wyatt still in complete control of the action. Ziggler starts to make his comeback. Finally, we head to the finish of the match, which sees Ziggler hit Wyatt with the FameAsser, but Wyatt literally no-sold it, popped right back up and blasted him with his Sister Abigail finisher. 1-2-3. Wyatt wins.

Winner: Bray Wyatt

Backstage: The Authority & Seth Rollins

After some clips are shown of Triple H’s “major announcement” in the opening segment, we shoot backstage to Triple H and Stephanie McMahon. In walks Seth Rollins. He tells them their announcement was brilliant but asks why they’re giving Daniel Bryan a shot. Steph says it’s a sign that they have confidence in him. HHH says Randy Orton whined and complained all the time, but not Rollins. Rollins says he’s not Randy Orton, and he thanks god for that. He says he’s gonna prove tonight why no one in the entire WWE locker room can touch him. He says tonight he’s gonna punch his ticket to Fast Lane and stomp out the “Yes! Movement” once and for all. We head to a commercial break on that note.