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Ciampa interfered again and was ejected from ringside but refused to leave until AJ Styles' music hit and Styles blindsided Ciampa. Paul then hit a Phenomenal Forearm for another near fall before taking Miz to the commentary table and hitting a frog splash from the top rope through the table.

Paul brought Miz back into the ring, but Maryse distracted the referee from making the count. Love him or hate him, Paul looked great, showing out in several big high-spot moments. Grading on a curve that takes into account Paul's inexperience, this was a very big success. Logan Paul def. Theory: Theory attacked Lashley with the Money in the Bank briefcase before the match started. Despite the attack, Lashley told the referee to ring the bell and Theory quickly took advantage, hitting a blockbuster and some strikes before Lashley was able to hit a back elbow and a huge slam to force Theory to bail from the ring.

Theory then grabbed his briefcase and tried to leave the match only to be stopped by Lashley, who threw Theory into the ringside barricade twice before throwing Theory back into the ring. Shortly thereafter, Lashley locked in the Hurt Lock to force Theory to tap out. This was a short match, which was needed after only two matches in the first hour, but there wasn't much to chew on.

Bobby Lashley c def. The Mysterios No Disqualification : The Mysterios got off to a quick start with both Rey and Dominik hitting big early dives before a top-rope crossbody from Dominik on Finn Balor for an early two-count. Balor and Priest kept Dominik isolated, working over the younger Mysterio until he was finally able to make the hot tag to Rey. Rey went with the high-speed attack, hitting several lightning-quick moves, including a sliding dive with a chair to the outside on Balor.

After Balor got back into the match, he ate a top-rope rana from Rey before Priest broke up the pin. Balor called for a chair, but the lights went out and Edge made his return, storming to the ring and hitting spears on both Balor and Priest to help set up a double on Balor for Rey and Dominik to score the win. The match was nothing special and the ring ropes were extremely loose, causing some issues throughout, but the return of Edge gave it something memorable. The Mysterios def. Things would turn bad quickly for McAfee, however, after he was shoved off the top rope, did a backflip and taunted Corbin only for Corbin to dropkick him in the chest.

Corbin ran McAfee around ringside, slamming him into the barricades several times before throwing him back into the ring for a near fall. Corbin again nearly won the match after hitting Deep Six. After McAfee nearly battled back with a dive over the top rope, Corbin reversed momentum and threw McAfee onto the announce table.

McAfee hit his leap to the top rope for a superplex, though not without some issues with landing on his knees first, and began to take advantage of Corbin mistakes before a swanton to the outside onto a standing Corbin. McAfee accidentally sent Corbin into the referee but took advantage of the situation with a kick to Corbin's groin before hitting a code red for the win.

This got very clunky down the stretch, in no small part due to the ring ropes being both loose and slippery, which appeared to cause several issues for McAfee. Pat McAfee def. The Street Profits special guest referee Jeff Jarrett : The Usos controlled the action early by isolating Angelo Dawkins as Jarrett stuck to standard enforcement of the rules. Dawkins eventually made the tag to Montez Ford, who took over on Jey Uso, capping off his offense with a standing blockbuster. After the Usos fought back against Ford, Dawkins got the tag and hit a flipping dive over the top rope as the Profits grabbed control once again.

The Usos would again go on a run, hitting both a solo and a tandem Uso Splash on Dawkins, but not being able to score the pin. Jey nearly hit Jarrett with a superkick and Jarrett spun him into a slam from Dawkins, leading to Ford hitting a frog splash for a near fall. Ford was frustrated with Jarrett's count and the momentary distraction allowed the Usos to counter his suicide dive with tandem superkicks before dumping him into the front row.

The Usos then hit Dawkins with a pair of superkicks and the 1-D for the win. This wasn't anywhere near as good as the match between the teams at Money in the Bank but was still a solid bout between two elite tag teams. The Usos c def. The Street Profits via pinfall -- Grade: B. SummerSlam pic. The two brawled in the entryway before ending up in the ring where Rollins hit Riddle with a stomp as WWE officials tried to stop him.

Ronda Rousey: Rousey took the fight right to Morgan, hitting some punches, a jumping knee and a slam. Morgan tried to fight back but got kicked in the stomach for her trouble. Morgan managed to hit a codebreaker but was slammed again by Rousey before Rousey went for an armbar. Morgan managed to turn the armbar into the Rings of Saturn and then a crucifix driver for a near fall on Rousey.

Rousey did manage to lock in an armbar, but Morgan escaped to the ropes before having to do the same seconds later when Rousey locked in the armbar again. The referee threatened to stop the match but Morgan pleaded for him to not. Rousey again locked in the armbar and this time Morgan stacked Rousey and the referee counted to three despite Morgan tapping out. Rousey attacked Morgan after the match, locking in another armbar before taking down the referee with a hip toss and locking in an armbar on him as well.

Just a weird ending that makes the face look weak as she clearly did not deserve the win. So, not only was Morgan dominated but she now is not a deserving champion. Liv Morgan c def. The match is over!!! Brock Lesnar Last Man Standing : Lesnar drove a tractor to the ring and got the early jump on Reigns during the introductions, diving onto Reigns off the tractor.

Lesnar took Reigns outside the ring and hit a belly-to-belly suplex off the ring steps before dumping Reigns over the ringside barricade. Lesnar continued dominating Reigns, throwing him against the lighting rigging before taking him back to ringside for a German suplex. This would be a great place to do the switch, but you wonder if they plan to stretch things out like they did with Nakamura.

Speaking of Nakamura, I was surprised to see him as a favorite against Jeff Hardy. This feud has been more about Randy Orton than anything and it almost feels like Jeff Hardy should win to set up a match with Orton. Of course, it could just be Orton interfering and ruining this as well.

A lot of people are convinced that Kevin Owens will beat Braun Strowman somehow to win the Money in the Bank and cash-in that night. You can get positive odds on all three ladies with Becky Lynch being the slight favorite. There are hints of a Becky and Charlotte friendship break-up here which could lead to a Carmella win.

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