WWE RAW Results August 7th 2018, Live Updates & Commentary

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Rousey ends the night standing tall, countering Alexa Bliss' sneak attack and proclaiming that she'll become RAW Women's Champ at SummerSlam!

"@AlexaBliss_WWE, it does not matter how tight you hold onto that title, because at #SummerSlam, IT'S MINE!" - @RondaRousey #RAW pic.twitter.com/CbC4Lkdflr
— WWE (@WWE) August 7, 2018

Rousey follows Alicia Fox to ringside and send head crashing into the barricade. She follows it up with a back drop.

Foxy is almost done at this point and Rousey finishes her off with the arm bar. Fox taps out.

Ronda Rousey def. Alicia Fox

Bliss pulls Rousey down and Fox boots her in the corner. The look on Rousey's face changes and she takes Fox down with triple Judo throws. That was AWESOME!

Natalya pulls Bliss off the apron. Bliss attacks Natalya from behind and pushes her into the turnbuckle.

Ronda Rousey vs Alicia Fox

Alicia goes to slap Ronda but Ronda slams her to the mat. Fox rolls out.

Bliss rebuke Charli for asking a trailblazer like Alicia about Ronda Rousey's debut. Alexa Bliss thanks Fox for the part she played in the women's revolution.

Alicia Fox comes out to Alexa Bliss' theme for some reason. Charli Caruso asks Alicia Fox what she thought of Ronda Rousey's debut on RAW.

Ronda Rousey's RAW debut is next!

Ruby Riott makes her return as she comes out of nowhere and pushes Liv Morgan out of Bayley's way. Sarah Logan uses the distraction to roll Banks up for the win.

Sarah Logan and Liv Morgan def. Sasha Banks and Bayley

Bayley finally tags in Sasha. She hits Logan with a knee to the jaw. Bayley hits a hurracanrana from the top rope and Banks follows it up with a Meteora from the top rope. Liv Morgan breaks up the count at 2.

Bayley goes to tag Sasha in but Logan stops her in her tracks. She tags Liv Morgan in and Logan sends Bayley into Morgan's knee. She follows it up with a Facebuster but Bayley kicks out at 2.

We're back from the break. Logan hits Bayley with a pop-up headbutt before putting her in a chokehold.

Bayley and Sasha Banks vs Liv Morgan and Liv Morgan

The two teams go back and forth as the match starts before Sasha and Bayley take control. Bayley has Logan in a headlock but she breaks free. Bayley follows up with a crossbody before Logan sends Bayley face-first into the middle turnbuckle. Liv Morgan tags in and hits Bayley with a double knee to the back. Bayley rolls out of the ring as we cut to commercial.

Heyman finishes off by saying Reigns doesn't have a chance at SummerSlam.

Renee asks what he thinks of Brock saying he wasn't a friend and just an employee. Heyman says he considers Brock family and his children consider Brock's children friends.

Paul adds that they always talked about riding into the sunset together with Brock having the Universal title on one shoulder and the UFC Championship on the other.

An unshaven Paul Heyman is backstage with Renee Young for an interview. He says that he hasn't spoken to Brock Lesnar since last week. Heyman says he has a problem with the interview, saying Brock won't like it.

Are we headed for a Triple threat RAW tag team title match at SummerSlam!

The B-Team vs The Revival

The Revival are in complete control as this match starts. Dawson is in complete control until the screen turns to black. Bray Wyatt and Matt Hardy appear. They take out Scott Dawson and Bo Dallas.

Match ends as no contest

B-TEAM! B-TEAM! GO, GO, GO!

Your #RAW #TagTeamChampions @TheBoDallas & @RealCurtisAxel are in action NEXT! pic.twitter.com/Sz5CjRY8dV
— WWE (@WWE) August 7, 2018

The B-Team have a new theme song and it's awesome. We'll try to find a link.

Rollins hits back with knee to McIntyre before rolling Ziggler up. McIntyre breaks up the pin and Ziggler hits a Superkick for the win.

Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre def. Seth Rollins

Rollins rocks Ziggler. He follows it up with a Springboard clothesline. The Kingslayer follows it up with a Buckle Bomb but McIntyre hits a Big Boot as Rollins goes to finish it.

Seth Rollins vs Drew McIntyre and Dolph Ziggler

This match will now be a handicap match. Rollins holds his own early on, taking on both Ziggler and McIntyre but is soon overwhelmed by the odds.

Roman Reigns was supposed to be Seth Rollins' partner but Constable Corbin informs him that Reigns will not be in tonight's match.

UP NEXT: #ICChampion @HEELZiggler and @DMcIntyreWWE take on @WWERollins and @WWERomanReigns on #RAW! pic.twitter.com/OTZcKnDS8D
— WWE (@WWE) August 7, 2018

Braun Strowman vs Jinder Mahal
Braun vs Jinder doesn't last long and breaks down soon as Owens tries to interfere. Strowman accidentally hits Jinder with the MITB brief case casuing the referee to DQ him as he 'loses' again. Strowman looks livid as he charges after Jinder mahal who barely manages to escape.

Jinder Mahal wins by DQ

It's Jinder Mahal vs Braun Strowman

A rematch from last week after Jinder won by countout

Owens tells Jinder that he needs to beat Braun Strowman one more time and he invites Braun to come out. Strowman comes out from under the stage and sends Owens, Mahal and Sunil Singh crashing to the ground.

Owens adds that after he beats Braun Strowman at SummerSlam, he'll reclaim the Universal Championship with the Money In The Bank contract.

Kevin Owens says that after Braun Strowman threw him off the cage at Extreme Rules, he'd always be in pain. However, thanks to Jinder's breathing exercises he feels okay.

The Kevin Owens Show with Jinder Mahal is next.

UP NEXT: #TheKevinOwensShow RETURNS to #RAW as @FightOwensFight hosts special guest @JinderMahal! pic.twitter.com/THSm931SCx
— WWE (@WWE) August 7, 2018

Titus hits Rezar with a terrible running splash in the corner. Akam distracts him for a second and Rezar hits Titus with a Spinebuster for the win.

Rezar def. Titus O'Neil

.@MmmGorgeous wants to team up with @WWERollins tonight on #Raw and has already thought of the perfect name. Crossfit Breezus. pic.twitter.com/obYxHPstcJ
— WWE (@WWE) August 7, 2018

Meanwhile, Roman Reigns told Seth Rollins he's got his back tonight. It looks like Rollins has found his tag team partner.

Could we see the formation of "CrossFit Breeze-us" tonight?#RAW @MmmGorgeous @WWERollins pic.twitter.com/SuyfFT2xVv
— WWE Universe (@WWEUniverse) August 7, 2018

Rezar is man handling Titus early on here. Titus fights back with right hands and whips Rezar into the corner.

Titus O' Neil vs Rezar

This will be Rezar's first singles match in WWE.

It looks like @fightbobby has taken creative control of @IAmEliasWWE's documentary on #Raw... pic.twitter.com/9kSRp4Bxwj
— WWE (@WWE) August 7, 2018

Elias feigns leaving and attacks Lashley. Lashley swats him away and hits him with a delayed vertical suplex. Not the best Elias segment but compared to the rest of this show so far, pretty good.

Lashley says everything about Elias is a joke. Lashley adds that the next time Elias mentions his name, what Lashley will do won't be a joke.

Bobby Lashley interrupts Elias again. Lashley cuts a bland promo saying Elias' documentary on the WWE Network had captured him perfectly.

Elias has his camera crew out with him, filming more material for another documentary. Elias asks the camera people to erase the crowds aces and replace them with a more attractive crowd.

Elias is out next. Hopefully things will pick up now. It's been a pretty drab show so far.

This is the first television match Mojo Rawley lost this year.

We're back from the break. Roode goes for a Glorious DDT but Mojo breaks out of it. He has Roode on his shoulders but he jumps off and hits an instant Glorious DDT to pin Rawley and end his winning streak.

Bobby Rawley def. Mojo Rawley

Kurt Angle was watching Seth Rollins get beatdown by Ziggler & McIntyre and Seth Rollins appeared to huge cheers. Kurt Angle granted him a match against Ziggler & McIntyre. Rollins has to choose a tag team partner. Could this be the return of Jason Jordan?

Mojo Rawley vs Bobby Roode

Roode dropkicks Mojo out of the ring as we head to commercial.

WWE RAW Results August 7th 2018, Live Updates & Commentary

The penultimate RAW ahead of SummerSlam.