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#5 Alexa Bliss (C) vs. Ember Moon vs. Natalya (Triple Threat for the Raw Women’s Championship)
A really solid Women’s Championship bout was the penultimate contest of the night. All three women put in a great performance as the fans in attendance were invested in the in-ring action.
Bliss deployed a smart strategy of grounding Moon outside the ring as she focused on Natalya. The finish of the match was pretty well-booked in terms of Bliss’ character too. Natalya had Bliss reeling in pain after being locked up in the Sharpshooter but Moon came and broke it up and hit Natalya with the Eclipse. Bliss, however, threw Moon straight into the ring post just when she went for the pinfall and stole the three-count over Natalya to retain the title.
Bliss def. Moon and Natalya
It was time for the main event of the evening as all the six men made their respective entrances. Jinder Mahal was the first to come out with Sunil Singh by his side. He tried to get some heat by coaxing the fans into meditating and he got what he wanted -- tremendous verbal backlash from the fans. Drew McIntyre (without Dolph Ziggler) and Constable Corbin joined Mahal in the ring as 3MB chants broke out. The babyfaces came out next as Roman Reigns was mercilessly booed.
#6 Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins and Finn Balor vs. Jinder Mahal, Drew McIntyre, and Constable Corbin
A customary brawl between all the superstars kicked off the match. The fans in Florida were behind Rollins, however, the same can’t be said about the Big Dog.” Let’s go, Rollins, Roman sucks” chants created a great atmosphere for the main event as McIntyre had his eyes firmly set on Reigns.
It seemed like WWE was testing a feud between McIntyre and Reigns, which could be introduced on TV after SummerSlam.
It was a generic finish as Reigns got the hot tag, who speared Mahal to get the win for his team. The babyface team celebrated with the fans to end the show on a happy note.
Reigns, Rollins and Balor def. Mahal, McIntyre and Corbin
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