BY SACNILK

Here is the live coverage for this week's Monday Night Raw which is scheduled to air on January 29, 2024, at the Amalie Arena in Tampa, FL. ## Monday Night Raw currently airs live on Monday evenings on the USA Network from 8:00 ET–11:00 PM ET in the United States. WWE Raw starts live at 1 am in the UK on BT Sport 1 on Tuesday mornings. ## WWE Raw Time In Australia: It airs live on Tuesdays at 10 am (AEST) on Fox8 ## WWE Raw Time In Canada: It airs live every Monday at 8 Am on Sportsnet 360 ## WWE Raw Time In South Africa: The show also airs live on Supersport in South Africa on Tuesdays at 02:00 am CAT ## Raw Time In Italy: In Italy, Raw airs live on Dplay 2:00 pm ## WWE Raw Time In India: Raw airs live on Sony Ten 1 HD and Sony Ten 1 in India at 6:30 am ## WWE Monday Night Raw, January 29, 2024: Live Coverage ## The Raw after the Rumble kicks off with Jey Uso strutting into the arena, followed by the imposing presence of Imperium earlier in the day. KAIenFive joins the party, hinting at Bayley's imminent arrival. We rewind to Saturday night's epic Royal Rumble, then flash forward to Cody Rhodes making his entrance, looking every bit the victor.## Pat McAfee, the new co-host of Raw, electrifies the crowd with his arrival, and then CM Punk emerges, his arm shrouded in a sling. Gazing at the Wrestlemania sign, Punk admits he was tantalizingly close, the win seemingly within his grasp. He assures everyone there's no animosity towards Cody, extending heartfelt congratulations. "It's not always about what you deserve, but what you earn," he declares, wishing Cody luck in completing his story.## However, fate dealt Punk a cruel hand. In the midst of the Rumble's chaos, his right tricep tore. Despite his desperate plea to tape it up and soldier on towards Elimination Chamber, the doctors had other plans. Punk clarifies that pity isn't welcome, despite the crushing blow to his Wrestlemania dream.## He reflects on a friend battling cancer, Chad Gilbert, whose unwavering spirit puts his own setback in perspective. "That's a fight," Punk asserts, his voice thick with emotion. "This is just a flesh wound." He reminds everyone that being the "Best in the World" isn't about always winning, citing his underwhelming UFC stint.## Returning to WWE after a decade was exhilarating, yet daunting. "Wrestlemania scares me," he confesses, but this hurdle won't derail him. The title of "Best in the World" belongs to those battling cancer, firefighters, not just entertainers. Punk vows to keep entertaining the fans, the love they shower him with fueling his fire. He's overcome adversity before, and negativity won't hold him back. "Each and every one of you wakes up and keeps going, no matter what," he emphasizes, drawing a parallel between his own struggles and the universal human experience.## Wrestlemania 40 may be out of reach, but Punk, a true Cubs fan, knows there's always next year. The moment is interrupted by Drew McIntyre's entrance, his music electrifying the air.## Drew admits to saying terrible things about Punk, acknowledging his own toxicity and attributing it to Punk's return. However, he understands Punk's frustration, having been fired himself. Drew reveals a spiritual shift, admitting he prayed for Punk's downfall in the Rumble. "Who takes the title after Seth?" he asks. "It wasn't gonna be you." Drew sleeps soundly knowing he stopped Punk's dream, claiming victory for himself. He vows to find his way into the World Title match and live Punk's Wrestlemania dream, "again."## Punk's heart aches more than his tricep. He promises to rehab and reclaim his Wrestlemania destiny, but first, he has unfinished business with Drew. Punches fly as the two engage in a heated brawl, Drew landing a brutal headbutt and stomping on Punk's injured arm. The chaos escalates with Sami Zayn's surprise arrival, sending Drew crashing to the floor.## We switch gears to The Judgment Day's clubhouse, where Rhea Ripley dismisses Bayley's potential threat. Dom warns Bayley against stepping into their territory, while Rhea promises to handle any challenge. The ominous tone sets the stage for Judgment Day's reign of dominance. ## Meanwhile, Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa, reunited after seven years, enter the scene, the excitement for their long-awaited tag team run palpable. ## WWE Men's Tag Team Championships: Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa vs. Finn Balor and Damian Priest ## The bell rings and Ciampa locks up with Priest, a clash of titans. Priest muscles Ciampa into the corner and lands a thunderous punch, sending him reeling into the turnbuckles. Finn tags in, raining down punches on Ciampa. Finn misses a clothesline, leaving himself open for a Ciampa forearm. Balor retaliates with a punch and elbow, but Gargano tags in, Ciampa following up with a clothesline and Gargano adding a Northern Lariat. They double-team Balor, then clothesline Priest to the floor.## Ciampa and Gargano soar through the air with pescado dives, landing on Priest and Balor respectively. The DIY bros pat each other on the back, their teamwork on full display. Finn is thrown back into the ring, where Gargano chops him down. Ciampa tags in, Irish whipping Gargano into the corner before landing a knee to Finn's midsection. Priest tags in, Ciampa kicks him away, but Balor catches Ciampa with a headbutt. Priest hoists Ciampa up and slams him back-first into the apron, a brutal maneuver. He throws Ciampa back into the ring and tags in Finn.## Priest and Balor unleash a barrage of kicks, culminating in a Balor scissors kick that nearly puts Ciampa away. Balor cinches in a reverse chin lock, Ciampa desperately clawing towards his corner. Gargano makes the tag, but Priest distracts the ref, preventing him from seeing it. Priest connects with a kick to Ciampa, and Balor almost steals the win. Priest tags back in, taunting Ciampa before Ciampa fights back with punches and elbows, finally breaking free from the corner. Priest cuts off the tag again, but Ciampa manages a sunset flip for a near fall.## Priest counters with a rolling elbow and tags in Finn. Ciampa throws punches, Balor sets up for a reverse DDT, but Ciampa counters with one of his own. Gargano tags in, clotheslining Finn and landing a knee. He hits a bulldog-clothesline combo, sending Finn reeling. Finn sends Gargano to the apron, but Johnny counters with a shoulder and a thrust kick to Priest. Gargano connects with a slingshot spear to Finn, nearly securing the victory. Balor responds with an elevated elbow drop, another near fall.## Ciampa pulls Balor out of the ring, leaving Gargano and Priest one-on-one. Gargano rolls up Priest for a near fall. Priest misses a splash in the corner, and Gargano hits an assisted Asai DDT, coming agonizingly close to winning. Priest blocks Fairy Tale Ending and hits a back body drop, then kicks Gargano off the apron. Priest follows up with a snap mare and Balor connects with a slingshot boot. A Balor backbreaker sets up a Priest leg drop, but it's only good for another near fall. Priest goes for South of Heaven, but Ciampa breaks it up with a knee. Priest counters with a tombstone slam, again getting a near fall, broken up by Gargano.## Balor climbs to the top rope, but Ciampa crotches him. Gargano hits a slingshot DDT while Ciampa launches himself off the turnbuckles with an Air Raid Crash onto Balor, another near fall. DIY hit their signature knee and superkick combination, but Priest places Balor's leg on the ropes, stopping the referee's count. Ciampa attempts a pescado, but Priest meets him with a forearm. Gargano takes out Priest with a suicide dive. ## Balor hits an inside cradle on Gargano, then follows up with Sling Blade and a dropkick. Gargano avoids Coup de Grace and locks in La Mistica, transitioning into GargaNo Escape. Ciampa grabs Priest in a Sicilian Stretch, but Priest breaks up the submission with a side slam to Gargano. The battle for Undisputed Tag Team gold rages on, the outcome hanging in the balance. ## Priest sends Gargano careening face-first into the announce desk, leaving him dazed and disoriented. Ciampa seizes the opportunity, rolling Gargano back into the ring and attempting a quick pin. Priest kicks out just in time, sensing the danger, and tags in a fresh Finn Balor. Priest lays waste to Ciampa with a thunderous Razor's Edge, setting the stage for Balor's Coup de Grace. Balor ascends the turnbuckles, his signature pose a chilling omen for DIY. He leaps off, gravity lending its power to his descent, and connects flush with Ciampa. The impact rattles the ring, and the referee's swift three-count confirms it. ## WINNERS: The Judgment Day And Still ## The Judgment Day Segment with R-Truth ## The bell tolls the end of the battle, and Judgment Day stands triumphant. Priest, with Balor by his side, basks in the roar of the crowd, their Undisputed Tag Team Championship belts gleaming under the arena lights. But Priest isn't done yet. He takes the mic, his voice booming across the arena: "For weeks, you've witnessed a different Judgment Day. A glimpse of our true power. And who do we owe it all to? None other than the one and only..."## The crowd erupts as R-Truth saunters down the ramp, his signature swagger radiating. He joins Priest and Balor in the ring, basking in the spotlight. "Rise for Judgment Day!" he bellows, the WWE Universe responding with thunderous applause. R-Truth leans into the mic, a playful glint in his eyes. "Truth be told, I haven't slept a wink since that night in the Rumble. Moved mountains, I tell ya, all for my Priest!"## Priest grins, clapping R-Truth on the back. "Judgment Day's like family, man. We appreciate the hustle." R-Truth nods sagely. "Family, that's what I've been saying! Priest, my older brother, Balor, the cool uncle with the face paint... Dominik..." He trails off, eyeing the young Mysterio with amusement. "Let's just say you're the rebellious cousin we tolerate." Then, turning to McDonagh, he adds, "And JD, well, you're like that step-brother nobody really asked for."## But before R-Truth can delve deeper into his family analogy, Priest cuts him off. "Hold up, Truth. You're one of us, sure, but never officially. We appreciate the support, but..." He hesitates, a flicker of regret crossing his face. "It ain't right to involve you in this."## The tension is palpable as Priest's words hang in the air. Suddenly, McDonagh explodes, launching a vicious attack on R-Truth! The chaos erupts, sending shockwaves through the arena. Before R-Truth can retaliate, a familiar theme song rips through the speakers. The Miz, ever the opportunist, charges down the ramp, eager to even the odds. ## But Judgment Day won't be caught off guard. With Dominik and Balor at their sides, Priest lays waste to The Miz, the numbers game proving insurmountable. ## Chelsea Green and Piper Niven vs. Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark ## The bell rings, and Niven explodes into action, a relentless force barreling towards Stark. She slams her into the canvas, then rocks her with a thunderous back elbow. Baszler, lurking on the apron like a viper, takes a cheap shot at Niven, creating an opening for Stark to capitalize. She connects with a swift kick, and the two Queenslayer disciples tag in, a symphony of brutality taking over the ring. ## Baszler unleashes a flurry of vicious right and lefts on Niven, relishing the punishment. She then ruthlessly stomps on Niven's already weakened arm, a calculated move to isolate her prey. Green, sensing the urgency, enters the fray and sends Stark reeling with a powerful slam into the middle rope. He charges towards Niven, desperate to tag her in and turn the tide. ## But Baszler, ever the opportunist, anticipates his move. She snatches Niven off the apron, effectively cutting Green off from his partner. With Green isolated, Stark seizes the moment. She executes her signature Z360, a whirlwind of spinning fury that leaves Green unconscious. The referee's hand slams down three times. ## WINNER: Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark ## Cody Rhodes Segment With Seth Rollins ## The crowd in Tampa roars, eager to hear Rhodes' next move. He throws the mic back, silencing the cheers for a moment, before asking, "What's on everyone's mind tonight?" A smattering of answers rise from the audience, but Rhodes cuts them off with a grin. "Actually, I had something specific in mind."## He recalls the sweet symphony of Samantha Irvin's voice declaring him the victor of not just one, but two Royal Rumble matches. "Hearing that '2023 AND 2024' still sends shivers down my spine," he admits, prompting another surge of applause. But beyond the personal glory, Rhodes emphasizes the responsibility that comes with such a title. "WWE is about giving everyone the best escape we can, the kind that leaves them breathless and wanting more. But sometimes," his voice softens, "even Superstars need that escape too."## He confesses that the past 24 hours haven't been easy. The weight of expectation, the enormity of the decision before him, it's all pressing down. "On Saturday, I needed you," he declares, his gaze sweeping across the sea of faces. "And you were there."## Before he can delve deeper into his internal struggle, the arena erupts with the familiar strains of Seth "Freakin'" Rollins' theme song. The Architect himself struts down the ramp, a glint of determination in his eyes. He stops before Rhodes, acknowledging the cheers raining down upon the Rumble winner.## "Tampa's right to celebrate you, Cody," Rollins concedes. "You earned it. We haven't always seen eye-to-eye, but somewhere along the way, respect sprouted between us." He extends a hand, which Rhodes readily grasps.## Congratulations exchanged, Rollins gets straight to the point. "Winning the Rumble gives you options, and I gotta say, choosing Roman Reigns at WrestleMania would be a mistake." He leans in, his voice a conspiratorial whisper. "Hear me out, Cody."## Rollins reminisces about the press conference following the Rumble, where Rhodes declared himself "the guy." He challenges the title, "Cody, with all due respect, you're not the guy. Neither is Reigns. I am." He explains that back when there was only one world title, Reigns made sense as the ultimate target. But things have changed.## "While you were fixated on Roman," Rollins continues, his voice laced with a hint of bitterness, "I've been out there, week after week, defending the World Heavyweight Championship. This title was born from the fans' discontent with Reigns' disappearing act and his penchant for cheating. This belt, Cody, is for us, by us. We leveled the playing field."## He throws off the shackles of reverence, "We don't have to pretend Reigns is some untouchable deity anymore. So, Cody, tell me, do you want the workhorse title? The one that proves who's the absolute best between the ropes?"## Rollins stares into Rhodes' eyes, his question hanging heavy in the air. "This is about you, Cody. About the kind of man you want to be. What's in your heart?" ## Rhodes, visibly moved by the passionate plea, meets Rollins' gaze with equal intensity. "Seth, your respect means the world to me. And believe me, I'll consider your offer carefully." ## Singles Match: Jey Uso vs. Bronson Reed ## The bell rings, and the match kicks off as they lock up. Reed backs Jey into the turnbuckle, bulldogging him to the mat. Reed continues to pummel Jey, who is then sent to the floor. Jey retaliates with a suicide dive between the ropes. Reed attempts to launch another attack, but Jey sidesteps, causing Reed to crash into the ring post. ## Commercial break. ## We are back live, and Jey is unloading punches on Reed, eliciting a strong reaction from the crowd. Jey executes a Crossbody from the top turnbuckle. Reed gets back on his feet, and Jey attempts a kick, but Reed takes him down and goes for a Swanton Bomb, resulting in a near fall. Jey responds with back-to-back three kicks to bring Reed down, going for the cover, but Reed kicks out. ## Reed and Jey engage in a struggle on the top rope. Jey lands punches, causing Reed to collapse. Jey goes for a Frog splash, but Reed sidesteps and hoists Jey onto his shoulder for a near fall with a Driver. Reed follows up with a big Splash in the corner and heads to the top for a Tsunami, but Jey evades. ## Jey goes for a Superkick, positions Reed near the turnbuckle for his move, and executes a Frog splash for the cover, securing the victory in the match. ## WINNER: Jey Uso ## We are in the back with Andrade, Adam Pearce, and Nick. Adam has a contract in his hands and informs Nick that he has signed Andrade to Monday Night Raw.## We are in the back with Gunther, delivering a message for Kofi Kingston ahead of his main event match. ## Up next, we have an interview with Beck Lynch, she talks about the plans B after failing to win the 2024 Women's Royal Rumble match. ## WWE Intercontinental Championship Match: Gunther(c) vs. Kofi Kingston ## The bell rings and they lock up, Kofi strikes quickly, Gunther powers out Kofi, Gunther with a backbreaker, and turns it into a Boston crap as we go to the commercial break. ## We are back live... Gunther targets the elbow on Kofi's head. Kofi attempts to fight back with a headbutt in the corner; however, Gunther retaliates, forcefully sending Kofi crashing into the turnbuckle. Sporting a smile on his face, Gunther proceeds to slam Kofi into the second turnbuckle. Despite Gunther's attempt at a Boston Crab, Kofi manages to escape.## Gunther follows up with a slam and a series of Uppercuts. Kofi retaliates with chops of his own, executing a flying elbow to bring Gunther down. Kofi then lands a boot to the face, ascends to the top, and leaps, but Gunther catches him mid-air, going for a Backbreaker and securing a near fall. Gunther then attempts a Boston Crab as we cut to the commercial break. ## We are back live, Kofi with a flying knee and stuns the champion, Kofi with a Superkick and goes for another move, but Gunther turns it into a Slipper hold, Kofi ducks Gunther to the floor when he tries a Powerbomb, Kofi with Dive, but Gunther sends him into the ring. This time, Kofi sends crashing into the ring post. Kofi gets back into the and goes for two back-to-back Dive between the ropes. Gunther and Kofi back into the ring, Kofi with a near fall. ## We witness Kofi and Gunther brawling outside the ring. Kofi ascends to the barricade, while Gunther is positioned on the ring steps. Kofi executes a splash from the top, sending Gunther back into the ring. Kofi then climbs to the top and delivers a leg drop for the cover, but Kofi doesn't secure the victory. ## Gunther now attempts a Boston Crab. Kofi manages to turn it into an inside cradle for a near fall. Eventually, Gunther regains control and defeats Kofi by executing a Powerbomb. ## WINNER: Gunther and Still ## Following the match, Woods comes out to check on Kofi. Vinci and Kaiser out of nowhere attack Woods and Kofi. Gunther says that they are done and they retaliates. ## We are in the back with Sami Zayn, who is asked about his upcoming match against Drew McIntyre. Sami asserts that Drew needs to go through a reality check, and tonight he will make sure to show him up.## Tag Team Match: The Kabuki Warriors( Asuka & Kairi Sane) vs. Tegan Nox and Natalya ## Kairi and Nox kick off the match, with Tegan attempting a roll-up for a near fall. Natalya tags in and also secures a near fall on Kairi. Natalya is then taken down with a drop, leading to Kairi tagging in Asuka. In response, Natalya tags in Tegan. Now, it's Asuka versus Tegan, and Asuka is knocked into the turnbuckle. Kairi attempts to intervene, but Natalya executes a snapmare to make the save. ## Commercial break. ## We are back live... Asuka and Kairi execute a double team on Nox, with Kairi beating down Tegan in the corner. She then allows Asuka to take control of the offense against Nox. Tegan attempts to fight back, fending off both opponents. Asuka applies an ankle lock, and Tegan strives to reach Natalya. However, Kairi pulls Natalya off the apron. Meanwhile, Tegan manages to tag in Natalya. Asuka receives a German Suplex followed by a Clothesline. Natalya goes for a submission, but Kairi makes her way to the ring. Natalya sends Kairi to the floor, and Tegan takes care of business with Kairi outside. ## Natalya executes a baseball slide to Sane. Asuka attempts a hip attack, but Natalya dodges it and secures a near fall. Natalya takes a kick, and in the meantime, Kairi tags in. Asuka goes for a DDT, and Sane climbs to the top, performing an elbow drop for the cover and securing the three-count. ## WINNER: The Kabuki Warriors(Asuka & Kairi Sane) ## Up next is the 2024 Women's Royal Rumble winner Bayley ## The scene unfolds with Bayley, Dakota, and Iyo basking in the spotlight. Bayley boasts about offering a once-in-a-lifetime photo opportunity, uniting the reigning Women's Champion, Tag Team Champions, and Royal Rumble victor. She emphasizes the unprecedented nature of this gathering, a testament to her unwavering vision. Recalling her year-and-a-half prophecy of dominance, she throws shade at doubters who dismissed her comeback and Rumble victory. Bayley asserts her disregard for naysayers, highlighting her triumph despite being absent from the Rumble promotional poster. In the face of a stacked women's roster, she emerged victorious, surpassing Rhea's record with a staggering 63-minute performance. ## Suddenly, Rhea Ripley crashes the party, her entrance music electrifying the arena. She challenges Bayley's self-proclaimed accomplishment, pointing out that Rhea's absence from the Rumble inflated Bayley's record. While Bayley's allies flaunt their championship gold, Rhea claims Bayley remains empty-handed, a fate guaranteed if she dares to challenge the rightful queen. ## The simmering tension explodes as Nia Jax blindsides Rhea with a brutal assault. Nia pummels Rhea with a relentless barrage of body slams and leg drops, culminating in a thunderous Bansai Drop from the turnbuckles. As Kairi Sane and the Damage CTRL trio exit the scene, Nia towers over a battered Rhea, microphone in hand. She delivers a chilling ultimatum to Bayley: choose any opponent you like, but Rhea's path to WrestleMania remains unblocked. ## Bayley, undeterred by the chaos, declares her decision will be revealed on Friday. ## Main Event: Singles Match; Sami Zayn vs. Drew McIntyre ## We are back live... Drew is in control, taking on Sami in the corner. Meanwhile, the referee checks on Sami. Sami attempts to fight back with some chops, but Drew resumes the assault with a barrage of strikes. Drew takes Sami to the top and attempts a Superplex, but Sami counters with elbows to the back, trying to mount a comeback. Sami executes a Sunset Flip Powerbomb for the cover, but it doesn't result in a win. ## Both men get back on their feet. Sami delivers punches and follows up with a Tornado DDT for a near fall, showcasing an impressive spot. Sami looks to finish Drew off, but Drew counters with a Sit-Out Powerbomb for a near fall. Drew crashes into the turnbuckle when Sami sidesteps. Now, Sami attempts to power Drew up, possibly for a Blue Thunder Bomb. Drew counters with a Glasgow Kiss and makes his way to the top. Sami joins him there, and they go for a Superplex. Both men are down, with no cover at the moment. Sami prepares for the Helluva Kick, but Drew counters with a Shoulder Tackle. Drew goes for a Claymore Kick, but Sami responds with a Blue Thunder Bomb for a near fall. ## Drew executes a massive belly-to-belly throw. He lifts Sami onto his shoulders and takes him to the top, delivering a White Noise from the top for a near fall. ## It appears that Drew just landed a low blow on Sami, occurring when Drew was attempting to make a cover. Drew follows up with a Claymore kick to finish it off, securing the victory. Drew wins. ## WINNER: Drew McIntyre ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

BY SACNILK

Here is the live coverage for the 2024 Royal Rumble Pay-Per-View event which is all set to take place on Saturday, January 27, 2024, at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida. ## It will be available to livestream on Peacock in the United States and the WWE Network in most international markets. The event starts at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET. in the United States. ## The event features 4 matches on the card, with Men's and Women's Royal Rumble matches being the center of the event. The winners of both matches will get a title shot of his choice at WrestleMania 40. Plush, Roman Reigns defends the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship against Randy Orton, AJ Styles, and LA Knight. ## Logan Paul and Kevin Owens collide in a singles match for the WWE United States Championship. ## WWE Royal Rumble 2024 Live Coverage ## WWE Women's Royal Rumble Match ## Natalya drew the coveted #1 spot.## At #2, the returning Naomi received a thunderous reaction. Earlier in the day, we had reported Naomi's imminent return in the Elite section, and the crowd's "Welcome back" chants echoed their excitement.## Natalya and Naomi engaged in a respectful handshake before circling each other. Nattie initiated with a shoulder block, attempting to toss Naomi over, but instead, she slammed her. Naomi responded with a well-executed rana, followed by a mule kick countered by Nattie's precise dropkick.## Enter the third contender, Bayley, greeted by a massive chant. She wasted no time going after Naomi and Natalya. Naomi managed to kick Bayley, delivering the Rear View, while Natalya hit them both with a resounding dropkick. The ring was filled with chaos.## Candice LaRae entered as the fourth participant, targeting Bayley right away. LaRae pulled off a Codebreaker on Bayley, simultaneously crashing down on Natalya. Naomi faced a boot to the face from LaRae, but Bayley seized control, launching an assault on LaRae.## The TNA Knockouts Champion, Jordynne Grace, entered at #5, garnering immense praise from the announcers. Grace clashed with Naomi, executing the Grace Driver on her before turning attention to Natalya. A TNA chant reverberated through the arena.## Indi Hartwell made her entrance at #6, immediately targeting Bayley and delivering a clothesline to Grace. Hartwell and LaRae joined forces against Bayley as chaos continued to unfold.## At #7, Asuka made her presence felt, creating tension with Bayley. Despite their differences, they worked together briefly to eliminate Hartwell. Asuka and Bayley struggled to keep their alliance intact, leading to Indie's elimination.## Ivy Nile, making her Rumble debut, entered at #8, displaying remarkable power and control in the ring. The chaos ensued.## #9, Katana Chance, showcased dazzling offense, sparking a power struggle between Nile and Grace. Tensions escalated as they battled back and forth, with Bayley intervening and stomping them.## Bianca Belair, at #10, faced a double onslaught from Bayley and Asuka but turned the tables with a double Blockbuster. She tossed them over, but they managed to return under the ropes. Bianca then delivered a spectacular suplex and a handspring splash across three competitors.## Kairi Sane entered at #11, and The Kabukin Warriors dominated the ring, double-teaming Grace before focusing on Belair. LaRae sacrificed herself to eliminate both Sane and Bayley, creating issues between Bayley and the Kabuki Warriors.## Tegan Nox, at #12, entered with a discus clothesline that took out Grace. Nox embraced Natalya but was promptly tossed by Bayley, who mockingly taunted her.## Unlucky #13, Kayden Carter, entered, engaging in a fierce battle with The Kabuki Warriors. Asuka went over the top, attempting to hold on but eventually succumbing. Bayley questioned their supposed plan.## Chelsea Green, at #14, faced repeated attempts by Belair to eliminate her. Grace and Belair had an intense battle, with Grace ultimately bouncing off the apron after a KOD from Belair.## Piper Niven, entering at #15 with Awesome Kong-inspired gear, caught Green on the steps after being tossed. Niven showcased her power, attacking Chance and Carter with a splash. She slammed Naomi and executed an Avalanche in the corner.## Xia Li entered at #16, and the chaotic action continued.## Zelina Vega, at #17, showcased gear inspired by the anime Evangelion. She delivered a Meteora on Green and demonstrated strength with impactful offensive maneuvers, engaging in a back-and-forth battle with Piper.## Maxxin Dupri, at #18, teased an attack from Niven, who dropped down. Zelina capitalized on the distraction, nailing a Code Red with an assist from Bianca. They double-teamed Niven, with Bayley battling Maxine. Kayden Carter was eliminated.## Nia Jax, at #19, entered with dominance, grabbing Vega in mid-air and eliminating Xia Li, Nile, and Green. Despite attempts at a double-team, Nia overpowered Green and Niven. She showcased her dominance, taking everyone down.## Shotzi, at #20, led the charge against Nia, setting up for a swanton. Dupri attempted a questionable reverse worm into an elbow, drawing boos from the crowd. Nia fended off everyone, presenting herself like Andre the Giant. Bayley eliminated Dupri, Nia tossed Niven, and she pressed and tossed Chance onto Niven and Green.## Becky Lynch made a triumphant return at #21, receiving an ecstatic reaction. She immediately squared off with Nia, with Becky being tossed over but saving herself. She executed a shotgun missile dropkick on Nia, followed by inverted DDTs on Shotzi and Zelina. Becky strategically worked over Bayley and tricked Nia into eliminating herself in the corner.## Alba Fyre, at #22, entered, and everyone continued to battle. Naomi drove Bayley into the buckles.## Shayna Baszler, at #23, joined the fray, intensifying the ongoing melee.## Valhalla, entering at #24, faced a distraction when R-Truth's music hit, leading to a comedic moment where Truth, confused by the all-women lineup, was swiftly tossed out. Valhalla, distracted, was subsequently eliminated.## Mia Yim, at #25, entered and nailed a springboard DDT on Fyre. Jax laid her out.## Zoe Stark, at #26, delivered a missile dropkick on Mia and clotheslined Naomi. Zelina and Baszler engaged in a fierce battle. Zoe kicked Zelina, powerbombing her off the apron into Fyre, showcasing Vega's impressive performance.## Roxxane Perez, entering at #27 from NXT, displayed incredible energy. Jax eliminated Shayna and Mia, powerbombing Shotzi over the top onto everyone.## Jade Cargill, making her debut at #28, faced off against Nia Jax. Their confrontation drew an electric reaction from the Florida crowd. Cargill showcased her star power, drilling Jax with rights, evading her moves, and ultimately slamming her before eliminating Nia.## Becky Lynch, shocked and amused, faced off against Jade. Bayley attacked, preventing a showdown between Bianca and Jade. Naomi nailed a dropkick on Cargill, attempting a move but getting tossed, inadvertently eliminating Lynch in the process.## Down to three, Bayley, Tiffany Stratton, and Bianca Belair battled fiercely. Stratton tried to eliminate Bianca by her hair, but Bayley intervened, eliminating them both.## The final entrant, Liv Morgan, returned at #30. The remaining participants included Bayley, Stratton, Belair, and Morgan.## Naomi surpassed 60 minutes in the ring.## The three remaining women fought intensely. Bianca and Jade faced off, with Bayley disrupting the potential clash. Naomi executed a dropkick on Cargill, attempting a move but getting eliminated, inadvertently taking Lynch out.## In the end, it came down to Bayley, Stratton, Belair, and Morgan.## Stratton attempted to pull Bianca off the apron by her hair, but Bayley interfered. Liv and Bayley eliminated Stratton.## The final showdown unfolded. Liv tried to toss Bayley, but Cargill grabbed her. Liv hit Cargill with a knee, and the three engaged in a slugfest. Liv went for a move off the ropes but was caught. Bayley attacked, but Liv held on. Cargill was pulled over the top, and all three battled on the apron. Liv hit Oblivion, eliminating Jade. Bayley knocked Liv to the floor. ## WINNER: Bayley ## Undisputed WWE Universal Championship Match: Roman Reigns(c) vs. LA Knight vs. Randy Orton vs. AJ Styles ## The air crackled with electricity as all four Superstars went on the offensive, raining down blows on the reigning champion, Roman Reigns. AJ Styles and LA Knight engaged in a fierce technical exchange inside the ring, while Randy Orton ruthlessly targeted Reigns on the unforgiving floor. ## Suddenly, the tide turned. Reigns, with his signature power and resilience, seized control, dominating the squared circle. He lined up Knight for the earth-shattering Superman Punch, but the cunning challenger ducked and unleashed a barrage of stinging right hands, sending the crowd into a frenzy of cheers. Knight capitalized with a picture-perfect DDT, but Orton, ever the opportunist, charged in. Knight countered with a thunderous slam, narrowly missing the three-count. ## Styles, perched atop the turnbuckle like a predatory bird, was yanked down by a well-timed right hand from Reigns. Knight, fueled by the momentum, connected with a massive superplex, sending Styles crashing back to the mat. The Phenomenal One, however, refused to stay down. He unleashed a flurry of kicks and strikes, culminating in a devastating clothesline that sent Orton reeling. ## Reigns, sensing an opening, lunged forward with a clothesline of his own, but Styles ducked with lightning-fast reflexes and countered with a picture-perfect Pele Kick. He followed up with the Styles Clash, his signature finishing maneuver, but Knight, with remarkable opportunism, broke up the pin at the last second. ## The action reached a fever pitch. Orton, displaying his trademark ruthlessness, hung Knight over the ropes and spiked him with a vicious DDT. Styles, eyes blazing with determination, charged towards Orton, aiming for the earth-shattering Phenomenal Forearm, but The Viper, ever the opportunist, countered with a perfectly timed RKO, leaving Styles unconscious on the canvas. ## Just as Orton prepared to capitalize on the fallen Styles and claim the championship, Solo Sikoa, Reigns' imposing cousin, materialized at ringside. With a swift maneuver, he yanked the referee out of the ring, preventing Orton from securing the pinfall. In the ensuing chaos, Sikoa delivered his devastating Samoan Spike to Knight, effectively taking him out of the equation. ## Reigns, sensing his advantage, attempted to pin both Styles and Knight simultaneously, but Styles, with a flicker of movement, evaded the attack. Sikoa, propelled by momentum, charged towards Styles on the outside, but the Phenomenal One sidestepped, sending Sikoa crashing through the barricade. ## Styles flew off the ropes, soaking everyone nearby, but only managed a two-count. He grabbed a chair and laid into Roman with it! Knight got nailed too, and Styles charged at Orton, but Orton stopped him cold with a right hand. Knight then slammed Reigns and followed up with an elbow. He went for another move, but got shoved into the ropes, taking out Styles who was perched on them. Reigns capitalized with a spear on Styles and snatched the victory! ## WINNER: Roman Reigns ## Singles match for the WWE United States Championship: Logan Paul (c) vs. Kevin Owens## Owens started strong, pummeling Paul and launching him into the barricades before dragging him back into the ring. He dominated Paul, setting up for his signature Cannonball, but Paul wisely dodged out to the floor. Owens chased after him, landing a hefty right and a brutal back senton splash on the hard ringside. Owens then went on a chopping spree, leaving Paul howling in pain. Just when it seemed like Owens was in complete control, Logan finally connected with his injured hand and surprised Owens with a pescado to the floor. ## The tide turned outside the ring. Paul ruthlessly slammed Owens' hand into the unforgiving ring post repeatedly, then cinched in an armbar to further torture Owens' injured wrist. Owens fought back with grit, headbutting his way towards a comeback. Suddenly, Logan surprised everyone with a textbook Octopus hold! He twisted and contorted Owens, even calling for his signature 619 finisher, but Owens managed to cut him off just in time. Owens tried to regain control with another back senton splash, but Paul cleverly countered with his knees up. Owens responded with a punishing neckbreaker over the knee, but the move left him too exhausted to capitalize with a pin. ## Owens landed two massive Cannonballs and a frog splash, but his injured arm screamed in protest with each hit. The fight raged on, both men trading blows. Owens got caught with a nasty throat scrape across the top rope, leaving him gasping. Logan followed up with a brutal buckshot lariat, then crashed down from the top rope with a huge splash, only to get a two-count. Sensing victory, Logan hoisted Owens onto the top turnbuckle, lining up for a devastating superplex. But Owens, fueled by desperation, cleverly reversed it into a gut-wrenching brainbuster, narrowly missing the pin again. ## Logan's nose was pouring red, painting his face like a gruesome war mask. He landed a haymaker of a right on Owens, but the kick-out sent a shiver down his spine. Suddenly, chaos erupted at ringside as someone from Logan's crew jumped the barricade, only to be promptly ejected by security. Distracted, Logan stumbled on the top rope, his planned move fizzling into a comical pratfall.## Seeing their opportunity, Grayson Waller and Austin Theory materialized like opportunistic vultures at ringside. In the blink of an eye, a glint of gold flashed as Logan was handed brass knuckles – a blatant disregard for the rules. Fueled by desperation, Owens capitalized on the distraction, rolling Logan up for a close two-count. ## Owens, sensing Logan's illegal advantage, lunged for the brass knuckles, his eyes burning with righteous fury. He snatched them away and, without hesitation, unloaded a thunderous strike on Logan's jaw. The referee, who had finally caught wind of the shenanigans, saw the whole thing. The decision was swift and decisive – Owens, despite his valiant effort, was disqualified. ## WINNER: Logan Paul via DQ. ## After the match, Owens launched a sudden attack, powerbombing him through a table. Logan was visibly hurting, nursing his shoulder following the impactful move. ## Men’s Royal Rumble match ## The 2024 Royal Rumble kicked off with a bang, electrifying the crowd as Jey Uso entered the ring as the first competitor. The cheers were deafening, a testament to his undeniable fan favorite status. Jimmy Uso followed at #2, and the brothers immediately faced off, their expressions a captivating mix of love, rivalry, and determination. Right hands flew, trading blows in a display of fraternal fury.## Grayson Waller, ever the showman, sauntered down to the ring at #3, microphone in hand. He declared his grand plan to host a mid-Rumble edition of "The Grayson Waller Effect," his signature talk show segment. However, his ego trip was short-lived. Before he could even step through the ropes, he got unceremoniously booted off the apron by a well-placed kick. Chaos erupted as Jey, momentarily distracted by his brotherly battle, nearly tossed Jimmy out. That's when Waller saw his opportunity. He lunged at Jimmy, whispering a proposition of alliance before disappearing into the crowd.## The surprises kept coming at #4, as the ever-popular Andrade el Idolo made his grand return to the Rumble! Rumors had been swirling for weeks, and the fans erupted in jubilation as the charismatic luchador strutted into the ring. Waller, still smarting from his ejection, attempted to engage Andrade, but his advances were met with a thunderous spinning elbow. Andrade then proceeded to showcase his signature "Three Amigos" suplex sequence, only to be thwarted by Waller's impressive resilience.## The action intensified with the arrival of Carmelo Hayes at #5, marking his electrifying Royal Rumble debut. The young upstart wasted no time impressing the audience with his athleticism and agility. He quickly joined forces with Jey Uso, double-teaming Andrade in a display of opportunistic strategy. Their alliance proved effective, as Hayes capitalized on the chaos to eliminate Waller with a well-timed clothesline over the top rope.## Shinsuke Nakamura's entrance at #6 sent the crowd into a frenzy. The Japanese superstar's iconic theme song filled the arena, and the fans sang along with gusto. Nakamura, ever the stoic warrior, locked horns with Carmelo Hayes in a captivating clash of styles.## The ever-opportunistic Santos Escobar entered the fray at #7, his eyes immediately fixed on his former ally, Andrade. However, Escobar's attempt at a reunion was met with a cold shoulder. Undeterred, he shifted his focus to eliminating Andrade, but his plan backfired as he almost got tossed over the top rope himself.## The Rumble took a dark turn with the arrival of Karrion Kross and his ever-present companion, Scarlett, at #8. Kross, a force of nature, immediately targeted Jey Uso, laying him flat with a brutal suplex. Jimmy, seeing his brother down, charged into the fray, only to be met with Kross's relentless onslaught. Nakamura, caught in the crossfire, also suffered the wrath of Kross's monstrous right hands.## Dominik Mysterio, Rey Mysterio's son, entered the ring at #9, but his youthful exuberance was quickly met with Kross's brutal suplexes and thunderous right hands. The scene was one of stark contrast: the young Mysterio struggling against the seemingly unstoppable Kross. ## Finally, at #10, Carlito, the "Coolest Hand in the Game," swaggered into the ring, apple in hand. He immediately took out Dominik Mysterio and pulled out his signature fruit, much to the amusement of the crowd. Santos Escobar, still smarting from his earlier encounter, attempted to eliminate Carlito, but the wily veteran used his agility and the ring ropes to stay alive. In a hilarious twist, Carlito even managed to spit the apple in Escobar's eye. ## The Royal Rumble continued to sizzle as Bobby Lashley entered at #11, bringing his signature power and intensity to the ring. He immediately speared Shinsuke Nakamura, sending the former Intercontinental Champion crashing to the canvas. Andrade el Idolo wasn't spared either, succumbing to a thunderous chokeslam from Lashley. Even Dominik Mysterio, cowering in the corner, couldn't escape the wrath of "The All Mighty." Lashley's spear caught the young Mysterio despite his desperate pleas.## The stage was then set for a showdown between Lashley and the monstrous Karrion Kross. The two titans locked eyes, the tension crackling in the air. Just as it seemed their clash was imminent, chaos erupted. Carlito, attempting to stay alive on the apron, was unceremoniously knocked off by Lashley. In a display of raw power, Lashley then hoisted Kross over his shoulder and sent him flying over the top rope, eliminating the dominant competitor!## However, the celebration was short-lived. The Authors of Pain, accompanied by their manager Paul Ellering, stormed down to the ringside, protesting Kross's elimination. While officials argued with them, Kross capitalized on the distraction, pulling Lashley off the apron and eliminating him in a controversial move. Fueled by anger, Lashley retaliated, launching into a brawl with Kross. The Authors of Pain joined the fray, and soon, The Street Profits entered the chaos, adding another layer of mayhem to the already unpredictable Rumble.## The action intensified with the arrival of Ludwig Kaiser at #12, followed by Austin Theory at #13. The ring became a whirlwind of bodies as everyone battled for survival. At #14, Finn Balor, the former Universal Champion, made a dramatic entrance, instantly making his presence felt by eliminating Carmelo Hayes with a swift toss. Balor and Dominik Mysterio, seemingly forming an unlikely alliance, began double-teaming their opponents, adding a twist to the ongoing melee.## The crowd erupted once again at #15 with the entrance of Cody Rhodes. The beloved veteran immediately targeted Austin Theory, sending him packing with a powerful toss. However, the respite was brief as Finn Balor and Dominik Mysterio turned their attention to Rhodes, double-teaming him in an attempt to eliminate the fan favorite.## The tide turned again at #16 with the arrival of Bronson Reed, a powerhouse of a competitor. He cleared the ring with his incredible strength, even hitting a double Samoan Drop on Dominik Mysterio and Finn Balor! Andrade el Idolo, unfortunately, wasn't so lucky and was eliminated during the chaos. Meanwhile, Cody Rhodes and Shinsuke Nakamura, former rivals, found themselves locked in a heated brawl in the corner.## The high-flying Kofi Kingston entered at #17, his signature agility allowing him to take out Ludwig Kaiser with a well-placed kick. However, at #18, the reigning WWE Intercontinental Champion GUNTHER arrived, and the atmosphere in the ring shifted dramatically. The Austrian powerhouse unleashed a barrage of brutal chops, decimating everyone in his path. He engaged in a fierce battle with Bronson Reed, their clash of titans a spectacle of strength and power. GUNTHER then locked horns with Cody Rhodes, their intense staredown promising an epic showdown to come. The dominance of GUNTHER continued as he eliminated Kofi Kingston with a thunderous chop, sending the former WWE Champion flying over the top rope.## Finally, at #19, Ivar of The Viking Raiders entered the fray, his wild energy and impressive throws injecting another layer of unpredictability into the Rumble. He took out several superstars, including Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso, showcasing his impressive aerial skills and raw power. ## Entering at number 20 was Bron Breakker from NXT, Bron unleashed a flurry of intense clotheslines on everyone in the bout. He delivered a powerful clothesline that eliminated Jimmy Uso and tossed Finn Balor. Demonstrating his strength, he lifted GUNTHER over his head, but GUNTHER managed to escape and was subsequently speared by Bron. ## Coming in at number 21 was Omos, who effortlessly tossed Bronson and then witnessed Bronson doing the same to Ivar.## At number 22, Pat McAfee entered the ring, seemingly unaware of his participation, but after encouragement from Cole and Graves, he found himself facing Bron and Omos. Surprisingly, McAfee chose to eliminate himself.## Bron skillfully avoided Omos's charge, causing Omos to get caught on the ropes. Taking advantage, Bron knocked him out, only to be pushed over by Dom.## Number 23, JD McDonough, entered with Bron spearheading him during his entrance, clearly frustrated by his elimination.## Cody and GUNTHER engaged in a fierce battle.## R-Truth appeared at number 24, tossing JD in, who was promptly clotheslined over the top. Truth then waited on the apron to be tagged in by Dom, who eventually did so. Truth took charge, cleaning house on GUNTHER.## Miz entered at number 25, executing a floatover DDT on GUNTHER. Dom followed up with a 619 on Miz.## Damian Priest joined the fray at number 26. ## He drilled R-Truth, tossing him out, and then glared down at him with anger. Next, he attacked Miz, relentlessly swinging down on him. Attempting a splash on Cody, he missed, leading to a fierce battle between them.## CM Punk made his entrance at number 27, swiftly cleaning house. Dom tried to toss him, but Punk reversed the move, resulting in Dom's elimination. Priest then attacked Punk from behind, leaving him laid out.## Ricochet entered at number 28, showcasing some impactful moves but ultimately falling victim to a clothesline from Damian. Miz was knocked off the ropes, bouncing off the apron and hitting the floor.## Number 29, Drew McIntyre, joined the fray, engaging in a battle with everyone. He delivered a punishing kick to GUNTHER and executed a powerful suplex on Ricochet. Jey was tossed out during the chaos.## Sami Zayn, entering at number 30, brought an energetic presence to the ring, creating a chaotic scene with everyone involved.## In the midst of the action, Drew McIntyre tossed Ricochet over the top rope. We are down to the final six participants, engaging in a fierce battle that saw each of them delivering impactful moves.## Sami Zayn tossed Damian Priest, and Drew McIntyre followed suit by eliminating Sami.## With four men remaining, Cody executed the Cody Cutter on GUNTHER, who retaliated with a powerful clothesline. Meanwhile, Drew and Punk engaged in a heated battle in the corner. Drew and GUNTHER briefly faced off before refocusing their efforts on the others. Drew delivered a harsh chop to Punk, and a confrontation ensued. Cody and Punk seized the opportunity, attacking their rivals. Punk managed to avoid Drew's Claymore Kick and attempted the GTS, but Drew escaped. Drew countered with the Glasgow Kiss and proceeded to nail the Claymore Kick on Cody. Another Claymore Kick was delivered to Punk.## Drew took a moment to taunt Punk, but Punk retaliated by tossing Drew over the top rope.## With three men left, GUNTHER dropkicked Punk and slammed him. However, Cody intervened, pulling GUNTHER over the ropes and eliminating him from the match.## The final showdown was set between Punk and Cody, with Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins shown watching from their respective suites. ## Punk and Cody went back and forth, trading hard hits. Punk threw a bunch of punches, but Cody turned the tables with a sudden low powerslam. Cody tried for the Cody Cutter, but Punk countered and hit a bunch of suplexes. Punk followed up with a knee strike and a bulldog on Cody. Punk then signaled for the GTS, but Cody slipped away and hit a CrossRhodes. Cody kept it up with some strong punches and a Bionic Elbow. ## Punk tossed Cody out of the ring, but Cody managed to crawl back under. Despite Punk pointing at the WrestleMania sign, Cody surprised him with another CrossRhodes, getting the crowd chanting for him. Punk fought back with a GTS after Cody was pulled up. Cody tried a Crucifix to bring Punk over, but it didn't work. Punk then nailed a Pedigree and talked about not waiting a decade to lose to Dusty's kid. Getting ready for another GTS, Punk got blocked by Cody, who then tossed Punk out of the ring. ## WINNER: Cody Rhodes won by last eliminating CM Punk ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

BY SACNILK

30 competitors will collide in a Women's Royal Rumble Match to challenge either Raw's Women's World Championship or SmackDown's WWE Women's Championship at WrestleMania. ## The match takes place on Saturday, January 27, 2024, at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida. Tt will be available to livestream on Peacock in the United States and the WWE Network in most international markets. ## Women's Royal Rumble match starts at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET. in the United States. ## WWE Royal Rumble 2024: Women's Royal Rumble Full Match Recap Natalya drew the coveted #1 spot.## At #2, the returning Naomi received a thunderous reaction. Earlier in the day, we had reported Naomi's imminent return in the Elite section, and the crowd's "Welcome back" chants echoed their excitement.## Natalya and Naomi engaged in a respectful handshake before circling each other. Nattie initiated with a shoulder block, attempting to toss Naomi over, but instead, she slammed her. Naomi responded with a well-executed rana, followed by a mule kick countered by Nattie's precise dropkick.## Enter the third contender, Bayley, greeted by a massive chant. She wasted no time going after Naomi and Natalya. Naomi managed to kick Bayley, delivering the Rear View, while Natalya hit them both with a resounding dropkick. The ring was filled with chaos.## Candice LaRae entered as the fourth participant, targeting Bayley right away. LaRae pulled off a Codebreaker on Bayley, simultaneously crashing down on Natalya. Naomi faced a boot to the face from LaRae, but Bayley seized control, launching an assault on LaRae.## The TNA Knockouts Champion, Jordynne Grace, entered at #5, garnering immense praise from the announcers. Grace clashed with Naomi, executing the Grace Driver on her before turning attention to Natalya. A TNA chant reverberated through the arena.## Indi Hartwell made her entrance at #6, immediately targeting Bayley and delivering a clothesline to Grace. Hartwell and LaRae joined forces against Bayley as chaos continued to unfold.## At #7, Asuka made her presence felt, creating tension with Bayley. Despite their differences, they worked together briefly to eliminate Hartwell. Asuka and Bayley struggled to keep their alliance intact, leading to Indie's elimination.## Ivy Nile, making her Rumble debut, entered at #8, displaying remarkable power and control in the ring. The chaos ensued.## #9, Katana Chance, showcased dazzling offense, sparking a power struggle between Nile and Grace. Tensions escalated as they battled back and forth, with Bayley intervening and stomping them.## Bianca Belair, at #10, faced a double onslaught from Bayley and Asuka but turned the tables with a double Blockbuster. She tossed them over, but they managed to return under the ropes. Bianca then delivered a spectacular suplex and a handspring splash across three competitors.## Kairi Sane entered at #11, and The Kabukin Warriors dominated the ring, double-teaming Grace before focusing on Belair. LaRae sacrificed herself to eliminate both Sane and Bayley, creating issues between Bayley and the Kabuki Warriors.## Tegan Nox, at #12, entered with a discus clothesline that took out Grace. Nox embraced Natalya but was promptly tossed by Bayley, who mockingly taunted her.## Unlucky #13, Kayden Carter, entered, engaging in a fierce battle with The Kabuki Warriors. Asuka went over the top, attempting to hold on but eventually succumbing. Bayley questioned their supposed plan.## Chelsea Green, at #14, faced repeated attempts by Belair to eliminate her. Grace and Belair had an intense battle, with Grace ultimately bouncing off the apron after a KOD from Belair.## Piper Niven, entering at #15 with Awesome Kong-inspired gear, caught Green on the steps after being tossed. Niven showcased her power, attacking Chance and Carter with a splash. She slammed Naomi and executed an Avalanche in the corner.## Xia Li entered at #16, and the chaotic action continued.## Zelina Vega, at #17, showcased gear inspired by the anime Evangelion. She delivered a Meteora on Green and demonstrated strength with impactful offensive maneuvers, engaging in a back-and-forth battle with Piper.## Maxxin Dupri, at #18, teased an attack from Niven, who dropped down. Zelina capitalized on the distraction, nailing a Code Red with an assist from Bianca. They double-teamed Niven, with Bayley battling Maxine. Kayden Carter was eliminated.## Nia Jax, at #19, entered with dominance, grabbing Vega in mid-air and eliminating Xia Li, Nile, and Green. Despite attempts at a double-team, Nia overpowered Green and Niven. She showcased her dominance, taking everyone down.## Shotzi, at #20, led the charge against Nia, setting up for a swanton. Dupri attempted a questionable reverse worm into an elbow, drawing boos from the crowd. Nia fended off everyone, presenting herself like Andre the Giant. Bayley eliminated Dupri, Nia tossed Niven, and she pressed and tossed Chance onto Niven and Green.## Becky Lynch made a triumphant return at #21, receiving an ecstatic reaction. She immediately squared off with Nia, with Becky being tossed over but saving herself. She executed a shotgun missile dropkick on Nia, followed by inverted DDTs on Shotzi and Zelina. Becky strategically worked over Bayley and tricked Nia into eliminating herself in the corner.## Alba Fyre, at #22, entered, and everyone continued to battle. Naomi drove Bayley into the buckles.## Shayna Baszler, at #23, joined the fray, intensifying the ongoing melee.## Valhalla, entering at #24, faced a distraction when R-Truth's music hit, leading to a comedic moment where Truth, confused by the all-women lineup, was swiftly tossed out. Valhalla, distracted, was subsequently eliminated.## Mia Yim, at #25, entered and nailed a springboard DDT on Fyre. Jax laid her out.## Zoe Stark, at #26, delivered a missile dropkick on Mia and clotheslined Naomi. Zelina and Baszler engaged in a fierce battle. Zoe kicked Zelina, powerbombing her off the apron into Fyre, showcasing Vega's impressive performance.## Roxxane Perez, entering at #27 from NXT, displayed incredible energy. Jax eliminated Shayna and Mia, powerbombing Shotzi over the top onto everyone.## Jade Cargill, making her debut at #28, faced off against Nia Jax. Their confrontation drew an electric reaction from the Florida crowd. Cargill showcased her star power, drilling Jax with rights, evading her moves, and ultimately slamming her before eliminating Nia.## Becky Lynch, shocked and amused, faced off against Jade. Bayley attacked, preventing a showdown between Bianca and Jade. Naomi nailed a dropkick on Cargill, attempting a move but getting tossed, inadvertently eliminating Lynch in the process.## Down to three, Bayley, Tiffany Stratton, and Bianca Belair battled fiercely. Stratton tried to eliminate Bianca by her hair, but Bayley intervened, eliminating them both.## The final entrant, Liv Morgan, returned at #30. The remaining participants included Bayley, Stratton, Belair, and Morgan.## Naomi surpassed 60 minutes in the ring.## The three remaining women fought intensely. Bianca and Jade faced off, with Bayley disrupting the potential clash. Naomi executed a dropkick on Cargill, attempting a move but getting eliminated, inadvertently taking Lynch out.## In the end, it came down to Bayley, Stratton, Belair, and Morgan.## Stratton attempted to pull Bianca off the apron by her hair, but Bayley interfered. Liv and Bayley eliminated Stratton.## The final showdown unfolded. Liv tried to toss Bayley, but Cargill grabbed her. Liv hit Cargill with a knee, and the three engaged in a slugfest. Liv went for a move off the ropes but was caught. Bayley attacked, but Liv held on. Cargill was pulled over the top, and all three battled on the apron. Liv hit Oblivion, eliminating Jade. Bayley knocked Liv to the floor. ## WWE Royal Rumble 2024: Women's Royal Rumble Match Winner ## WINNER: Bayley ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

BY SACNILK

30 competitors will collide in a Men's Royal Rumble Match to challenge either Raw's World Heavyweight Championship or SmackDown's Undisputed WWE Universal Championship at WrestleMania. ## The match takes place on Saturday, January 27, 2024, at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida. Tt will be available to livestream on Peacock in the United States and the WWE Network in most international markets. ## Men's Royal Rumble match starts at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET. in the United States. ## WWE Royal Rumble 2024: Men's Royal Rumble Full Match Recap ## The 2024 Royal Rumble kicked off with a bang, electrifying the crowd as Jey Uso entered the ring as the first competitor. The cheers were deafening, a testament to his undeniable fan favorite status. Jimmy Uso followed at #2, and the brothers immediately faced off, their expressions a captivating mix of love, rivalry, and determination. Right hands flew, trading blows in a display of fraternal fury.## Grayson Waller, ever the showman, sauntered down to the ring at #3, microphone in hand. He declared his grand plan to host a mid-Rumble edition of "The Grayson Waller Effect," his signature talk show segment. However, his ego trip was short-lived. Before he could even step through the ropes, he got unceremoniously booted off the apron by a well-placed kick. Chaos erupted as Jey, momentarily distracted by his brotherly battle, nearly tossed Jimmy out. That's when Waller saw his opportunity. He lunged at Jimmy, whispering a proposition of alliance before disappearing into the crowd.## The surprises kept coming at #4, as the ever-popular Andrade el Idolo made his grand return to the Rumble! Rumors had been swirling for weeks, and the fans erupted in jubilation as the charismatic luchador strutted into the ring. Waller, still smarting from his ejection, attempted to engage Andrade, but his advances were met with a thunderous spinning elbow. Andrade then proceeded to showcase his signature "Three Amigos" suplex sequence, only to be thwarted by Waller's impressive resilience.## The action intensified with the arrival of Carmelo Hayes at #5, marking his electrifying Royal Rumble debut. The young upstart wasted no time impressing the audience with his athleticism and agility. He quickly joined forces with Jey Uso, double-teaming Andrade in a display of opportunistic strategy. Their alliance proved effective, as Hayes capitalized on the chaos to eliminate Waller with a well-timed clothesline over the top rope.## Shinsuke Nakamura's entrance at #6 sent the crowd into a frenzy. The Japanese superstar's iconic theme song filled the arena, and the fans sang along with gusto. Nakamura, ever the stoic warrior, locked horns with Carmelo Hayes in a captivating clash of styles.## The ever-opportunistic Santos Escobar entered the fray at #7, his eyes immediately fixed on his former ally, Andrade. However, Escobar's attempt at a reunion was met with a cold shoulder. Undeterred, he shifted his focus to eliminating Andrade, but his plan backfired as he almost got tossed over the top rope himself.## The Rumble took a dark turn with the arrival of Karrion Kross and his ever-present companion, Scarlett, at #8. Kross, a force of nature, immediately targeted Jey Uso, laying him flat with a brutal suplex. Jimmy, seeing his brother down, charged into the fray, only to be met with Kross's relentless onslaught. Nakamura, caught in the crossfire, also suffered the wrath of Kross's monstrous right hands.## Dominik Mysterio, Rey Mysterio's son, entered the ring at #9, but his youthful exuberance was quickly met with Kross's brutal suplexes and thunderous right hands. The scene was one of stark contrast: the young Mysterio struggling against the seemingly unstoppable Kross. ## Finally, at #10, Carlito, the "Coolest Hand in the Game," swaggered into the ring, apple in hand. He immediately took out Dominik Mysterio and pulled out his signature fruit, much to the amusement of the crowd. Santos Escobar, still smarting from his earlier encounter, attempted to eliminate Carlito, but the wily veteran used his agility and the ring ropes to stay alive. In a hilarious twist, Carlito even managed to spit the apple in Escobar's eye. ## The Royal Rumble continued to sizzle as Bobby Lashley entered at #11, bringing his signature power and intensity to the ring. He immediately speared Shinsuke Nakamura, sending the former Intercontinental Champion crashing to the canvas. Andrade el Idolo wasn't spared either, succumbing to a thunderous chokeslam from Lashley. Even Dominik Mysterio, cowering in the corner, couldn't escape the wrath of "The All Mighty." Lashley's spear caught the young Mysterio despite his desperate pleas.## The stage was then set for a showdown between Lashley and the monstrous Karrion Kross. The two titans locked eyes, the tension crackling in the air. Just as it seemed their clash was imminent, chaos erupted. Carlito, attempting to stay alive on the apron, was unceremoniously knocked off by Lashley. In a display of raw power, Lashley then hoisted Kross over his shoulder and sent him flying over the top rope, eliminating the dominant competitor!## However, the celebration was short-lived. The Authors of Pain, accompanied by their manager Paul Ellering, stormed down to the ringside, protesting Kross's elimination. While officials argued with them, Kross capitalized on the distraction, pulling Lashley off the apron and eliminating him in a controversial move. Fueled by anger, Lashley retaliated, launching into a brawl with Kross. The Authors of Pain joined the fray, and soon, The Street Profits entered the chaos, adding another layer of mayhem to the already unpredictable Rumble.## The action intensified with the arrival of Ludwig Kaiser at #12, followed by Austin Theory at #13. The ring became a whirlwind of bodies as everyone battled for survival. At #14, Finn Balor, the former Universal Champion, made a dramatic entrance, instantly making his presence felt by eliminating Carmelo Hayes with a swift toss. Balor and Dominik Mysterio, seemingly forming an unlikely alliance, began double-teaming their opponents, adding a twist to the ongoing melee.## The crowd erupted once again at #15 with the entrance of Cody Rhodes. The beloved veteran immediately targeted Austin Theory, sending him packing with a powerful toss. However, the respite was brief as Finn Balor and Dominik Mysterio turned their attention to Rhodes, double-teaming him in an attempt to eliminate the fan favorite.## The tide turned again at #16 with the arrival of Bronson Reed, a powerhouse of a competitor. He cleared the ring with his incredible strength, even hitting a double Samoan Drop on Dominik Mysterio and Finn Balor! Andrade el Idolo, unfortunately, wasn't so lucky and was eliminated during the chaos. Meanwhile, Cody Rhodes and Shinsuke Nakamura, former rivals, found themselves locked in a heated brawl in the corner.## The high-flying Kofi Kingston entered at #17, his signature agility allowing him to take out Ludwig Kaiser with a well-placed kick. However, at #18, the reigning WWE Intercontinental Champion GUNTHER arrived, and the atmosphere in the ring shifted dramatically. The Austrian powerhouse unleashed a barrage of brutal chops, decimating everyone in his path. He engaged in a fierce battle with Bronson Reed, their clash of titans a spectacle of strength and power. GUNTHER then locked horns with Cody Rhodes, their intense staredown promising an epic showdown to come. The dominance of GUNTHER continued as he eliminated Kofi Kingston with a thunderous chop, sending the former WWE Champion flying over the top rope.## Finally, at #19, Ivar of The Viking Raiders entered the fray, his wild energy and impressive throws injecting another layer of unpredictability into the Rumble. He took out several superstars, including Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso, showcasing his impressive aerial skills and raw power. ## Entering at number 20 was Bron Breakker from NXT, Bron unleashed a flurry of intense clotheslines on everyone in the bout. He delivered a powerful clothesline that eliminated Jimmy Uso and tossed Finn Balor. Demonstrating his strength, he lifted GUNTHER over his head, but GUNTHER managed to escape and was subsequently speared by Bron. ## Coming in at number 21 was Omos, who effortlessly tossed Bronson and then witnessed Bronson doing the same to Ivar.## At number 22, Pat McAfee entered the ring, seemingly unaware of his participation, but after encouragement from Cole and Graves, he found himself facing Bron and Omos. Surprisingly, McAfee chose to eliminate himself.## Bron skillfully avoided Omos's charge, causing Omos to get caught on the ropes. Taking advantage, Bron knocked him out, only to be pushed over by Dom.## Number 23, JD McDonough, entered with Bron spearheading him during his entrance, clearly frustrated by his elimination.## Cody and GUNTHER engaged in a fierce battle.## R-Truth appeared at number 24, tossing JD in, who was promptly clotheslined over the top. Truth then waited on the apron to be tagged in by Dom, who eventually did so. Truth took charge, cleaning house on GUNTHER.## Miz entered at number 25, executing a floatover DDT on GUNTHER. Dom followed up with a 619 on Miz.## Damian Priest joined the fray at number 26. ## He drilled R-Truth, tossing him out, and then glared down at him with anger. Next, he attacked Miz, relentlessly swinging down on him. Attempting a splash on Cody, he missed, leading to a fierce battle between them. ## CM Punk made his entrance at number 27, swiftly cleaning house. Dom tried to toss him, but Punk reversed the move, resulting in Dom's elimination. Priest then attacked Punk from behind, leaving him laid out. ## Ricochet entered at number 28, showcasing some impactful moves but ultimately falling victim to a clothesline from Damian. Miz was knocked off the ropes, bouncing off the apron and hitting the floor. ## Number 29, Drew McIntyre, joined the fray, engaging in a battle with everyone. He delivered a punishing kick to GUNTHER and executed a powerful suplex on Ricochet. Jey was tossed out during the chaos. ## Sami Zayn, entering at number 30, brought an energetic presence to the ring, creating a chaotic scene with everyone involved. ## In the midst of the action, Drew McIntyre tossed Ricochet over the top rope. ## The final six participants faced off, engaging in a fierce battle that saw each of them delivering impactful moves.## Sami Zayn tossed Damian Priest, and Drew McIntyre followed suit by eliminating Sami.## With four men remaining, Cody executed the Cody Cutter on GUNTHER, who retaliated with a powerful clothesline. Meanwhile, Drew and Punk engaged in a heated battle in the corner. Drew and GUNTHER briefly faced off before refocusing their efforts on the others. Drew delivered a harsh chop to Punk, and a confrontation ensued. Cody and Punk seized the opportunity, attacking their rivals. Punk managed to avoid Drew's Claymore Kick and attempted the GTS, but Drew escaped. Drew countered with the Glasgow Kiss and proceeded to nail the Claymore Kick on Cody. Another Claymore Kick was delivered to Punk.## Drew took a moment to taunt Punk, but Punk retaliated by tossing Drew over the top rope.## With three men left, GUNTHER dropkicked Punk and slammed him. However, Cody intervened, pulling GUNTHER over the ropes and eliminating him from the match. ## The final showdown was set between Punk and Cody, with Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins shown watching from their respective suites. ## Punk and Cody went back and forth, trading hard hits. Punk threw a bunch of punches, but Cody turned the tables with a sudden low powerslam. Cody tried for the Cody Cutter, but Punk countered and hit a bunch of suplexes. Punk followed up with a knee strike and a bulldog on Cody. Punk then signaled for the GTS, but Cody slipped away and hit a CrossRhodes. Cody kept it up with some strong punches and a Bionic Elbow. ## Punk tossed Cody out of the ring, but Cody managed to crawl back under. Despite Punk pointing at the WrestleMania sign, Cody surprised him with another CrossRhodes, getting the crowd chanting for him. Punk fought back with a GTS after Cody was pulled up. Cody tried a Crucifix to bring Punk over, but it didn't work. Punk then nailed a Pedigree and talked about not waiting a decade to lose to Dusty's kid. Getting ready for another GTS, Punk got blocked by Cody, who then tossed Punk out of the ring. ## WWE Royal Rumble 2024: Men's Royal Rumble Match Winner ## WINNER: Cody Rhodes won by last eliminating CM Punk ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

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Here are the full results for this Friday's SmackDown which is scheduled to air live on January 26, 2024, at the Kaseya Center in Miami, FL. ## Friday Night SmackDown currently airs live every Friday on Fox from 8:00 ET–10:00 PM ET in the United States. WWE SmackDown starts live at 1 am in the UK on BT Sport 1 on Saturday mornings. ## WWE SmackDown Time In Australia: It airs live on at 10 am (AEST) on Fox8 ## WWE SmackDown Time In Canada: It airs live every Friday at 8 Am on Sportsnet 360 ## WWE SmackDown Time In South Africa: The show also airs live on Supersport in South Africa on Saturday at 02:00 am CAT ## SmackDown Time In Italy: In Italy, SmackDown airs on DMAX at 2:00 pm with the international version of one-hour shows airing on Cielo in Italian ## SmackDown airs live on Sony Ten 1 HD and Sony Ten 1 in India at 6:30 am. While SmackDown airs live on Fox Sports in Mexico and across Central and South America since 2014. ## WWE Friday Night SmackDown, January 26, 2024 Play-By-Play Results ## The scene cuts to the back of the building, where Solo Sikoa, Jimmy Uso, and Paul Heyman arrive with an air of swagger. Meanwhile, in the ring, Eladio Carrion electrifies the Miami crowd with his energetic welcome before introducing the Viper himself, Randy Orton. ## Orton wastes no time soaking in the cheers, acknowledging the Miami faithful before dropping a bombshell: he's aligned with Eladio! After thanking him for the music video cameo, Randy shifts gears, turning his focus to the dominant force that is The Bloodline. He acknowledges their impressive reign, particularly Roman's near-mythical 1300-day championship run, but declares himself the potential storm cloud on their horizon. ## The Royal Rumble looms large, and Orton confidently asserts that when the dust settles, only one number will matter: fifteen. His sights are set on dethroning Roman and etching his name in history as a 15-time World Champion. The iconic RKO, he ominously proclaims, will be his instrument of victory.# But before Randy basks in the spotlight for too long, AJ Styles strides onto the stage, reminding everyone that the Rumble isn't a one-man show. He takes a jab at Randy's apparent tunnel vision, pointing out that while Orton fixates on Roman, AJ has his own unfinished business – namely, Solo Sikoa. AJ vents his frustration at being denied a match with Solo, instead facing LA Knight, the man who metaphorically walked over him to climb the WWE ladder.## History, AJ passionately reminds Randy, binds them. The RKO last week still stings, and AJ vows to collect his dues at the Rumble. He envisions himself standing tall over Orton, Reigns, and… ## The mic is ripped away as LA Knight saunters into the ring, relishing the spotlight. He mocks AJ's whining and complaining, proclaiming himself the real threat in the Rumble. Knight scoffs at the notion of fearing The Bloodline, pointing out the convenient coincidence of a pre-Rumble match just for him. He sees Paul Heyman's machinations as a tacit acknowledgement of his potential, the biggest thorn in everyone's side. ## Knight promises a ruthless display against Solo, vowing to unleash a beatdown so fierce it'll have Solo busting out his old man's moves. Then, come Rumble time, he'll steamroll anyone who dares stand between him and the ultimate prize: the WWE Championship. ## As Knight exits the ring, leaving AJ fuming and Orton reeling from a Pele kick, the tension crackles in the Miami air. The Royal Rumble promises to be a night of reckoning, where alliances will be tested, grudges settled, and destinies rewritten. Who will emerge victorious from the chaos? Only time will tell. ## Carlito (with Zelina Vega, Cruz del Toro, and Joaquin Wilde) vs Santos Escobar (with Angel Garza and Humberto Carrillo) ## The fists fly as Carlito blocks a blow and unleashes a flurry of punches on Santos. Carlito dominates with strikes and kicks, while Santos lands a few counters and chops. An elbow sends Santos reeling into the corner, and Carlito takes him on a whirlwind tour of the turnbuckles, adding a chop for good measure. Santos retaliates with a kick, but Carlito absorbs it with a body block and returns fire with punches. Santos gets crafty, sending Carlito face-first into the turnbuckles with a well-timed reversal. The brawl spills onto the apron, punches exchanged in close quarters. Santos gains the upper hand, knocking Carlito off the apron, who manages to catch him with a flying pescado. Back in the ring, Carlito gets distracted by Angel and Humberto, allowing Santos to land a surprise suicide dive.## After a commercial break, Carlito lands a hard elbow and punch, but Santos answers with a clothesline and nearly secures the pin. He rips at Carlito's shirt, tearing it off, then exposes his injured shoulder by removing the kinesio tape. ## Santos capitalizes on the weakness, locking in a cross arm breaker against the ropes. He follows up with a running double knee strike in the corner and throws Carlito onto the turnbuckles for a near fall after a Hurricanrana. Elbows and an abdominal stretch keep Carlito grounded, but he fights back with punches. Santos drags him down by the hair and rains down boots on his opponent, transitioning into an arm bar. ## Carlito breaks free with punches and clotheslines, then connects with a dropkick. He attempts a suplex, but Santos counters and ends up on his feet. Carlito improvises with a neck breaker, again coming close to victory. A spinebuster rocks Santos, who tries a victory roll but is quickly stopped. Carlito connects with a boot and running knee lift, then goes for the kill with a punch. However, chaos erupts outside the ring as Humberto interferes, Angel manipulates the ropes, and a brawl ensues between the Lucha Dragons and Zelina Vega. In the midst of the distraction, Santos capitalizes with a surprise rollup and secures the pinfall victory. ## WINNER: Santos Escobar ## Amidst the buzz of the new Netflix deal and The Rock's arrival on the TKO board, AJ Styles gets accosted by Jimmy Uso. Jimmy, eager to take down LA Knight, proposes an alliance with AJ, promising mutual benefit for tonight and tomorrow's battles. AJ, unmoved, rejects the handshake and sends Jimmy packing. Mia, Luke, and Karl, sensing tension, are quickly reassured by AJ.## Meanwhile, in Nick Aldis' office, Ava seeks advice for her new role. As Aldis offers guidance, the office fills with anticipation as Bobby Lashley, Angelo Dawkins, Montez Ford, Legado del Fantasma, and Santos Escobar draw their Rumble entry numbers.## A stirring video package showcases Bayley's journey. In her own words, she recounts the PC's silent witness to her struggles, triumphs, and ultimate reinvention. From wrestling atop the mountain to facing a world on pause, then enduring injury and rehabilitation, Bayley found redemption in unexpected allies: Dakota Kai and Iyo Sky. Together, they forged Damage CTRL, a force that attracted the likes of Kairi Sane and Asuka. Tonight, Bayley asserts, their dominance will be reaffirmed with Asuka and Kairi claiming the tag titles. For herself, Bayley envisions Rumble victory, a showdown with Rhea Ripley, and ultimately, the undisputed reign of Damage CTRL. This, she declares, is not mere narrative, but destiny etched in stone.## Back in Aldis' office, R-Truth's spin of the Rumble roulette doesn't go as planned. Disgruntled but hopeful, he inquires about his quarantine status. Aldis confirms his Rumble entry, prompting Truth to shower Aldis with compliments, specifically on his impressively sprouted hair. # Women's Tag Team Championship Match: Kairi Sane and Asuka vs Kayden Carter and Katana Chance ## A picture-perfect dropkick sends Asuka reeling, followed by a crafty O'Connor roll and a springboard dropkick for good measure. Chance joins the fray, tripping Asuka and setting the stage for a double-team assault. Carter lands a stiff kick, and Chance connects with a slingshot senton that nearly secures the pinfall. Tenacity on display, Chance grounds Asuka with arm drags, forcing the Empress of Tomorrow to retreat to the ringside. The champs capitalize, launching themselves through the ropes with dropkicks before Chance stuns the crowd with a gravity-defying slingshot twisting pescado onto both Asuka and Sane! ## We return from the commercial break to witness the tide turning in favor of the Kabuki Warriors. Asuka rocks Carter with a precise kick, and Sane follows suit with a thunderous axe kick and a devastating bulldog that almost puts Carter away. The maestra of mayhem, Asuka, sends Carter crashing to the apron and taunts Chance with a playful pie face. Chance retaliates with fierce forearms and chops, but Asuka counters with a thunderous running knee that sends Chance staggering. ## Asuka misses a risky hip attack in the ropes, giving Chance the opening to knock Kairi Sane off the apron. The chaos continues as Asuka misses another maneuver, sending her tumbling to the floor. Sane attempts to intervene but gets ejected from the ring by Chance. Asuka capitalizes on the distraction, cinching in a punishing ankle lock on Chance. However, the resilient challenger counters with a roll-through, sending Asuka flying out of the ring. ## Carter seizes the opportunity, soaring from the top rope with a picture-perfect crossbody onto both Asuka and Sane. She follows up with a flurry of forearms, then drops Asuka with a well-placed dropkick before landing a thunderous splash on Sane. ## Carter maintains the offensive onslaught, relentlessly attacking both champions. Carter keeps the pressure on with a running boot to Asuka's head against the ropes before executing a breathtaking springboard twisting leg drop that nearly earns her the victory. ## Asuka shows signs of life, connecting with a crisp back heel kick and a thunderous Codebreaker that leaves Carter dazed. Sane capitalizes on the opening, delivering a picture-perfect blockbuster that rocks the challenger. ## The Kabuki Warriors unleash their devastating double-team offense, hitting a synchronized bulldog on Carter. However, Chance breaks up the pin just in time, preventing Asuka and Sane from regaining control of the match. Sane, refusing to back down, connects with a spinning back fist and scales the turnbuckles for her signature elbow drop. But Carter displays impressive resilience, raising her boots to block the devastating maneuver. ## Asuka and Sane fight back desperately, determined to reclaim their championship gold. Asuka tags in, but her momentum is halted by Carter's crafty hammerlock swinging reverse DDT. Chance joins the fray, and the champs set up their Keg Stand finisher. They execute the move flawlessly, but Sane breaks up the pin at the nick of time, keeping the outcome hanging in the balance. ## Undeterred, the champs go for their After Party finisher, but Sane intervenes again. Chance capitalizes on the chaos, connecting with a crossbody that sends Sane crashing to the canvas. Asuka, fueled by desperation, throws Chance into the turnbuckles and connects with a thunderous kick. Sane, displaying incredible athleticism, scoops up Chance and executes a picture-perfect Alabama Slam onto the announce table. ## In the ring, Carter, sensing victory within reach, attempts a rollup on Asuka. The Empress of Tomorrow kicks out at two, but Carter refuses to give up. Asuka counters with a final, decisive kick and transitions into a reverse DDT setup. As she holds Carter captive, Sane soars through the air, connecting with a picture-perfect elbow drop from the top rope! The referee's hand slams on the mat three times – the Kabuki Warriors have regained their WWE Women's Tag Team Championships. ## WINNER: Asuka and Kairi Sane and new ## Paul's cryptic musings about fixing and solving set the stage for a pivotal moment for Jimmy Uso. He lays out a clear challenge: seize the opportunity on Raw, enter the Rumble, claim victory, and dethrone Seth Rollins at WrestleMania, solidifying his place as the true heir to the Bloodline legacy. The stakes are high, and Jimmy's decision will ripple throughout the wrestling world. ## The "face to face" between Lashley, Dawkins & Ford and The Final Testament takes a sinister turn. Lashley, Dawkins, and Ford, expecting a tense standoff, are met with darkness and Scarlett's venomous attack. Kross's taunts about desperation and loss of control sting, but Lashley's defiant promise of a fight despite the underhanded tactics shows his unwavering resolve. ## Meanwhile, Jimmy Uso, in a determined "No Yeet Mood," picks his Rumble entry number, adding another layer of anticipation to the upcoming chaos. And as a reminder of the immediate future, we're treated to a glimpse of the explosive US Title match set for tomorrow night. ## Austin Theory (with Grayson Waller) vs Carmelo Hayes ## Theory shoves Hayes aside, but the resilient veteran fires back with rapid punches and a stinging dropkick. Hayes keeps the pressure on with chops, but Theory lands a punishing knee to his midsection. Hayes manages to stay on his feet during a risky belly-to-back suplex attempt, though he stumbles momentarily. Undeterred, he executes a springboard clothesline that sends Theory crashing to the floor.## Theory scrambles back into the ring, but Hayes is relentless. He connects with a stiff forearm, then sends Theory tumbling out again, landing right in front of the watchful Austin Waller. Seizing the opportunity, Theory flashes the referee a glimpse of a bleeding lip, possibly courtesy of Waller's earlier intervention. The distraction works, as Waller lands a cheap shot on Hayes from the apron.## Back from the commercial break, Hayes roars back with ferocious punches and running elbows. He caps off the flurry with a thunderous reverse DDT and the innovative La Mistica submission, nearly securing the victory. However, Waller's meddling on the apron disrupts Hayes' focus. Theory capitalizes on the distraction, yanking Hayes from the turnbuckles and nailing his devastating Ataxia finisher for another near fall. ## Convinced victory is within reach, Theory hoists Hayes onto his shoulders for the pin. But the wily veteran shows incredible resilience, battling back to his feet and unloading a volley of punches on Waller who dares to interfere from the apron. Hayes even manages to catch Theory in a desperate victory roll, coming agonizingly close to stealing the win. Theory, however, proves craftier. He slyly clutches a fistful of Hayes' tights during the roll-up, leveraging the illegal hold to secure the pinfall and the hard-fought victory. ## WINNER: Austin Theory ## LA Knight vs Solo Sikoa (with Jimmy Uso and Paul Heyman) ## A slugfest erupts as Knight unleashes a barrage of punches on Solo, who counters with equally punishing blows. Knight attempts to gain the upper hand with a slingshot shoulder tackle, but Solo bounces off the impact, seemingly unfazed. Knight switches tactics, employing stinging kicks that send Solo reeling to the floor. Determined to neutralize Solo's injured thumb, Knight ruthlessly slams his hand against the apron, barrier, announce table, and ring steps before contorting the limb around the ring post. The relentless assault continues, Knight peppering Solo with punches and blatantly disregarding the referee's attempts to enforce the count.## Back from the commercial break, Knight reignites the offensive with a flurry of punches and a thunderous clothesline, but Solo, fueled by grit, refuses to yield. Another clothesline by Knight meets the same defiant response, prompting Solo to retaliate with a devastating Samoan Drop that nearly secures the victory. The tide begins to turn as Solo connects with a powerful clothesline of his own, attempting a pin that Knight disrupts with a desperate kick and a bulldog off the turnbuckles.## Knight seizes the momentum, raining down punches and executing a fluid sequence of maneuvers – a clothesline, a side Russian leg sweep, and precise kicks to Solo's midsection. He even manages to knock Jimmy Uso off the apron, preventing further interference. Anticipating Solo's signature Samoan Spike, Knight blocks the strike with a well-timed kick, then transitions into a DDT followed by a clothesline that sends Solo crashing over the top rope. Knight's relentless pursuit continues as he leaps through the ropes, launching a dropkick that sends Solo sprawling into the announce table. He punctuates the brutality by repeatedly slamming Solo's head against the unforgiving surface.## Just as Knight prepares to deliver the final blow, a shocking twist sends the match into disarray. AJ Styles, out of nowhere, unleashes a thunderous Phenomenal Forearm onto Knight, leaving him incapacitated. The referee, left with no choice, calls for the bell, awarding the victory to Solo Sikoa via disqualification. ## WINNER: LA Knight via disqualification ## The post-match chaos explodes as AJ Styles, fueled by unknown motives, sends LA Knight crashing into the ring steps. He rips off the announcer table hood, revealing a steel chair held by Jimmy Uso. Jimmy hesitates, placing the weapon in AJ's grasp and urging him to "do what needs to be done." AJ, conflicted, clutches the chair as Solo Sikoa delivers a stern warning: handle Knight, or they'll handle AJ. ## The tension snaps as AJ swings the chair, connecting with both Solo and Jimmy. He sends Jimmy flying into the ring and reclaims the chair, a weaponized symbol of his internal struggle.## Suddenly, Randy Orton's ominous theme pierces the atmosphere. He materializes at ringside, teleporting in at "Orton Warp 4" speed. Orton wastes no time, dispatching AJ to the floor with a brutal clothesline before administering a thunderous power slam to Jimmy. Solo attempts to intervene, but Orton effortlessly sends him careening into the announce table. Orton anticipates and counters a table-assisted uranage attempt, reversing it into a spine-tingling back-drop driver onto the unforgiving wood.## Orton, reveling in the mayhem, sheds his shirt and throws it into the crowd. He corners Jimmy on the apron, thwarting his escape attempt. Orton sets up for his signature IEDDT, the Viper's venomous bite, and unleashes it with chilling precision. Undeterred, AJ charges, aiming for the Phenomenal Forearm, but Orton reads his move like a book. He ducks the strike, seamlessly transitioning into another IEDDT, leaving AJ crumpled on the canvas. ## Orton surveys the scene, searching for the Tribal Chief. But Roman Reigns remains absent, leaving Orton shrouded in an aura of uncertainty. Suddenly, LA Knight, seizing the opportunity, delivers his devastating Blunt Force Trauma finisher on Orton, leaving the Viper stunned and the outcome of this chaotic evening hanging precariously in the balance. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

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Here are the complete results for this week's edition of TNA Impact Wrestling which takes place on January 25, 2024. ## The event aires live at 8/7c on AXS TV and 8:30pm ET on YouTube for IMPACT Insiders, the new era of TNA continues following an earth-shattering Hard To Kill pay-per-view event. ## In USA the show starts at 8pm ET on AXS TV, Thursdays 8:30pm ET on YouTube (IMPACT Insiders), Thursdays 10pm ET on TNA+.## In Canada, the show starts at 8pm ET on Fight Network, Thursdays 8:30pm ET on YouTube (IMPACT Insiders), Thursdays 10pm ET on TNA+, Thursdays 11:30pm ET on GameTV. ## In UK & Ireland, the show starts at 1:30am GMT on YouTube (IMPACT Insiders), Fridays 3am GMT on TNA+, Fridays 22:15 BST on DAZN Channel 429 on Sky. ## TNA Impact Results 1/25/24 ## -Chris Bey (w/ Ace Austin) defeated Kevin Knight## -Dirty Dango & Oleg Prudius (w/ Alpha Bravo) defeated Dante King & Damian Drake## -TNA Knockouts World Championship Match: Jordynne Grace (c) defeated Trinity## -Nic Nemeth defeated Zachary Wentz (w/ Trey Miguel)## -MK Ultra (Killer Kelly & Masha Slamovich) defeated Dani Luna & Jody Threat ## -Kazuchika Okada & Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin & Alex Shelley) defeated The System (Moose, Brian Myers & Edward Edwards) (w/ Alisha Edwards) ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

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Here is the live coverage of WWE NXT which is scheduled to air live on January 23, 2024, from Capital Wrestling Center with a full action-packed match card. ## Make sure you follow us on social so that you can come to know about momentary announcements and the latest results of WWE NXT and others. WWE NXT is broadcasted on USA Network [8 PM ET on Tuesday ] [You can watch WWE NXT live at 6:30 in India on Sony Ten 1/1HD/3/3HD every Wednesday morning]. ## WWE NXT Time In Canada: It airs live every Friday at 8 Am EDT on Sportsnet 360 ## WWE NXT Time In South Africa: The show also airs live on SuperSport Variety 3 in South Africa on Thursdays at 02:00 am CAT ## NXT Time In Italy: In Italy, NXT airs live on Dplay 2:00 pm ## WWE NXT Results January 23, 2024 & Winners ## -Bron Breakker and Baron Corbin defeated Axiom and Nathan Frazer in a Semifinal Match in the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic ## -Lash Legend (with Jakara Jackson, Noam Dar, and Oro Mensah) defeated Wren Sinclair ## -Lexis KIng defeated Trey Bearhill ## -Dragon Lee defeated SCRYPTS (with Bronco Nima, Lucien Price, and Jaida Parker) ## -Blair Davenport defeated Karmen Petrovic ## -Trick Williams defeated Josh Briggs ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

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Here are the full results for the WWE SuperShow in Montgomery which takes place on January 21, 2024, live from Mississippi Coliseum in Jackson, MS. ## The show features, Randy Orton, Cody Rhodes, AJ Styles, Becky Lynch, WWE Women’s World Champion Rhea Ripley, Bianca Belair, and many more! ## The event starts at 7:30pm Local Time / 8:30pm EST. ## WWE SuperShow In Jackson Results 01/21/24 ## -Becky Lynch, Michin (Mia Yim) & Shotzi Def. Damage CTRL (WWE Women’s Champion IYO Sky, Asuka & Kairi Sane) ## -Omos (w/ MVP) Def. Akira Tozawa ## -The Creed Brothers (Julius Creed & Brutus Creed) Def. Imperium (Ludwig Kaiser & Giovanni Vinci) ## Ricochet defeated Jinder Mahal ## -Street Fight: Jey Uso Def. Undisputed WWE Tag Team Champion Damian Priest (w/ Dominik Mysterio) ## -Nia Jax Def. Ivy Nile ## -AJ Styles Def. Solo Sikoa (w/ Jimmy Uso) ## -Bull Rope Match: Cody Rhodes Def. Shinsuke Nakamura ## Becky Lynch in ring celebrating a win with Shotzi and Michin #WWEJackson🎥 Brooke S | FB#BeckyLynch #THEMAN #BigTimeBecks pic.twitter.com/s1zC0IlkWd— Becky Lynch Updates (@beckyBLcentral) January 22, 2024 ## It's been 45 minutes since the show ended, and Kingdom is still playing, meaning Cody still out there with fans and children. @CodyRhodes I appreciate you as a genuine human being and fantastic wrestler. 🙇🏻‍♂️ #WWEJACKSON pic.twitter.com/Is6T8HtLPI— cHrIs bElL BexFan4life 💚🤍🧡🏳️‍🌈🍋🫗🔥🪰 (@DaBexsterioway) January 22, 2024 ## #wwejackson pic.twitter.com/WG2XhehKDD— ji (@JirehDixon3) January 22, 2024 ## #wwejackson pic.twitter.com/r8MMlKRY4k— ji (@JirehDixon3) January 22, 2024 ## To everyone asking if I'm having fun tonight:#WWEJACKSON pic.twitter.com/1dje3xW8Ux— cHrIs bElL BexFan4life 💚🤍🧡🏳️‍🌈🍋🫗🔥🪰 (@DaBexsterioway) January 22, 2024 ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

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Here are the full results for the WWE SuperShow in Montgomery which takes place on January 20, 2024, live from Garrett Coliseum in Montgomery, AL. ## The show features, Randy Orton, Cody Rhodes, AJ Styles, Becky Lynch, WWE Women’s World Champion Rhea Ripley, Bianca Belair, and many more! ## The event starts at 7:30pm Local Time / 8:30pm EST. ## WWE SuperShow In Montgomery Results 01/20/24 ## -AJ Styles defeated Solo Sikoa (w/ Jimmy Uso) ## -Jinder Mahal defeated Ricochet ## -The Creed Brothers (Julius Creed & Brutus Creed) (w/ Ivy Nile) defeated Imperium (Ludwig Kaiser & Giovanni Vinci) ## -Nia Jax defeated Ivy Nile ## -Street Fight: Jey Uso defeated Undisputed WWE Tag Team Champion Damian Priest ## -Omos (w/ MVP) defeated Akira Tozawa ## -Becky Lynch, Michin (Mia Yim) & Shotzi defeated Damage CTRL (WWE Women’s Champion IYO Sky, Asuka & Kairi Sane) ## -Bull Rope Match: Cody Rhodes defeated Shinsuke Nakamura ## GUYS I JUST WENT TO A LIVE SHOW @RheaRipley_WWE Wish you were there 😔🫶🏻. #WWEMontgomery #WWEliveshow pic.twitter.com/vBFMUbehUn— 🌟 𝐚𝐝𝐝𝐢𝐬𝐨𝐧 🌟 (@arcane_ediit) January 21, 2024 ## Here’s some more 😜 #WWEMontgomery pic.twitter.com/FJbj1MuD5j— 🌟 𝐚𝐝𝐝𝐢𝐬𝐨𝐧 🌟 (@arcane_ediit) January 21, 2024 ## #WWEMontgomery happy fucking birthday to MEEEEEEE pic.twitter.com/GF8QCjJc2i— k🍓. ITS MY BIRTHDAYYYY (@wishyouwererhea) January 21, 2024 ## Hell of a night seeing Main Event Jey Uso @WWEUsos, @CodyRhodes and some more of my favorites right down the road from home tonight #WWEMontgomery pic.twitter.com/fLDCxRKe9Q— Travis 🅿️ (@travisparks24) January 21, 2024 ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

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Here is the complete match card for this week's edition of TNA Impact Wrestling which takes place on January 25, 2024. ## The event aires live at 8/7c on AXS TV and 8:30pm ET on YouTube for IMPACT Insiders, the new era of TNA continues following an earth-shattering Hard To Kill pay-per-view event. ## In USA the show starts at 8pm ET on AXS TV, Thursdays 8:30pm ET on YouTube (IMPACT Insiders), Thursdays 10pm ET on TNA+. ## In Canada, the show starts at 8pm ET on Fight Network, Thursdays 8:30pm ET on YouTube (IMPACT Insiders), Thursdays 10pm ET on TNA+, Thursdays 11:30pm ET on GameTV ## In UK & Ireland, the show starts at 1:30am GMT on YouTube (IMPACT Insiders), Fridays 3am GMT on TNA+, Fridays 22:15 BST on DAZN Channel 429 on Sky ## TNA iMPACT! Match Card 1/25/24 ## - Kazuchika Okada & Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin & Alex Shelley) vs. The System (Moose, Brian Myers & Edward Edwards w/ Alisha Edwards)## - TNA Knockouts World Title: Jordynne Grace (c) vs. Trinity## - Nic Nemeth vs. Zachary Wentz (w/ Trey Miguel) ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

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Here are the full results for this Friday's SmackDown which is scheduled to air live on January 19, 2024, at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, GA. ## Friday Night SmackDown currently airs live every Friday on Fox from 8:00 ET–10:00 PM ET in the United States. WWE SmackDown starts live at 1 am in the UK on BT Sport 1 on Saturday mornings. ## WWE SmackDown Time In Australia: It airs live on at 10 am (AEST) on Fox8 ## WWE SmackDown Time In Canada: It airs live every Friday at 8 Am on Sportsnet 360 ## WWE SmackDown Time In South Africa: The show also airs live on Supersport in South Africa on Saturday at 02:00 am CAT ## SmackDown Time In Italy: In Italy, SmackDown airs on DMAX at 2:00 pm with the international version of one-hour shows airing on Cielo in Italian ## SmackDown airs live on Sony Ten 1 HD and Sony Ten 1 in India at 6:30 am. While SmackDown airs live on Fox Sports in Mexico and across Central and South America since 2014. ## WWE Friday Night SmackDown, January 19, 2024 Play-By-Play Results ## Jimmy and Solo are in the building when Roman Reigns and Paul Heyman come through the metal detector.## Roman asks Paul if it was 'fixed.' Roman says he is here to make it all right again.## Solo says he will fix it. He says he will fix everything.## Nick Aldis is in the ring with a table, four more microphones, and a contract.## Nick welcomes everyone to Smackdown and the official contract signing for the Title Match at the Royal Rumble.## Nick brings out AJ Styles first.## AJ signs the contract.## LA Knight is the second to come to the ring for the signing.## Knight signs the contract while Nick gestures to AJ to stay back.## Nick brings out the final challenger, Randy Orton.## Randy signs the contract.## The final man needed to sign the contract to make the match official is introduced by Nick Aldis.## Roman's music plays but Roman Reigns is not the man who makes his way onto the stage.## Paul Heyman comes out and he introduces himself. Paul tells Nick that he and Roman just arrived at the arena and have not had a chance to submit this contract to an attorney or for Paul to look at the contract. Paul says Roman will not sign that contract tonight.## Nick asks Paul to confirm that Roman is not signing the contract. He says that is absolutely fine. Paul says he has three signatures, and he will make it a Triple Threat Match for the vacant Universal Championship.## Paul turns around and makes his way to the ring. Paul gets on the apron and he tells Nick that he cares deeply about him. He says he halfway respects and admires the mediocre job he has done in charge of Smackdown. Paul says Nick looks really good in your Paul Heyman wannabe suits. No matter how you look, there is no way you can sell this to the Board of Directors or the fine upstanding people of Atlanta, or Roman, who runs things. Roman should be defending the title in a one-on-one match at the Royal Rumble.## Knight tells Paul to shut up. He says this should be a one-on-one match because he had Roman beat at Crown Jewel and his cousins helped him keep the title. Knight says this should be a rematch but these two Johnny Come Latelies show up after a few months off.## AJ says the Bloodline tried to end his career, and you walked over his body to get the match, and you lost. You are lucky to be in this match.## Knight says if anyone has a horseshoe up his keister, it has to be AJ. Knight should watch the bass in his voice when he talks to Knight and worry about Roman.## AJ says Knight understands they are not fighting Roman; they are fighting each other.## Knight says he comes in and pins Roman to become champion. He does not care if he has to walk over your body. It won't be the Bloodline leaving you laying; it will be him.## AJ punches Knight, and they fight to the floor and up the aisle.## Aldis tries to stop them, and officials come out to break things up.## AJ gets free and goes after Knight. They fight to the back.## Randy and Paul watch from the ring, and Randy grabs Paul by his tie. ## Randy tells Paul that he sees what Paul is trying to do and it isn't going to work because tonight he will drop Solo, and he will beat him in the middle of this ring. After he does this, he will reintroduce Roman to the three most dangerous letters in sports entertainment RKO. ## Logan Paul walks in the back.## We are back, and AJ Styles stops Nick Aldis. He says he wants LA Knight tonight, and he gives AJ the match. ## Carlito, Joaquin Wilde, and Cruz del Toro (with Zelina Vega) vs Santos Escobar, Angel Garza, and Humberto Carrillo ## Carlito initiates the action, and Angel sneakily hits him from behind. Carlito responds with a chop to Angel. Cruz enters, delivering kicks to Angel, but Angel stomps on Cruz's foot and lands punches. Cruz fights back with punches and a kick, managing to avoid Angel in the corner and execute a springboard head scissors. Wilde tags in, and they execute a double back elbow. Cruz follows up with a slingshot hip toss onto Angel for a near fall. Wilde sidesteps Humberto, hits a wrist lock takedown, and a dropkick. Santos heads to the floor, and Wilde and Cruz execute flip dives onto Angel and Humberto.## After the commercial break, Santos tags in, and Humberto pulls off a slingshot blockbuster from a Gory Special position. Santos follows with a drop kick for a near fall. Humberto chops Angel, and Santos tags in. They press Wilde over their heads and drop him onto Santos' knee for a near fall. Santos delivers a back heel kick and a belly-to-back suplex for a near fall. Humberto and Angel tag in, kicking Wilde in the corner. Angel lands a drop kick as Wilde crawls to his corner. Humberto tags in, applying a reverse chin lock. Wilde counters with a jawbreaker and a satellite DDT. Angel pulls Carlito and Cruz off the apron to prevent a tag. Wilde lands on his feet from a belly-to-back suplex attempt. Carlito tags in, delivering punches to everyone. Carlito knees Humberto, follows up with a clothesline, and executes a drop kick to Angel. Humberto knocks Angel to the floor, and Carlito hits a spinebuster for a near fall. ## Humberto delivers a springboard round kick for a near fall, but Cruz breaks it up. Santos kicks Cruz, Wilde lands a super kick on Santos, and Angel hits a super kick on Wilde. Carlito kicks Humberto and executes a lungblower, but Santos makes a blind tag and secures the three-count with a rollup. ## WINNER: Santos Escobar, Humberto Carrillo, and Angel Garza ## In the backstage interview with Pretty Deadly, Kayla Braxton asks them about their upcoming match against Tyler and Butch and whether they feel more confident facing them tonight. Elton straightforwardly states that there won't be any surprises tonight. Kit mentions that they've been studying tapes of Tyler and Butch, considering them pretty smart guys. Elton adds that they've never been more prepared. ## Moving on to a scene with Bobby Lashley, Montez, and Angelo, Lashley questions if Final Testament has a plan. Montez responds by asserting that they're the ones consistently putting their opponents down. Angelo chimes in, cautioning not to be fooled by the suits, as they are the genuine monsters. Bobby Lashley challenges Final Testament to name the time and place, emphasizing that when they find them, they'll demonstrate what real intimidation looks like. ## Elton Prince and Kit Wilson vs Pete Dunne and Tyler Bate ## Kit and Tyler kick things off, and Kit initiates with a wrist lock. Tyler counters with a reversal and a swift kick to the head. Tyler transitions into a headlock, and Dunne tags in, delivering a powerful clothesline. Pete proceeds with a hammer lock, followed by brutal boots to the arm. He ruthlessly pulls at Kit's fingers, applying an arm bar submission that forces Kit to reach for the ropes.## Pete continues his assault with a boot to the leg. Tyler reenters the match, climbing to the top turnbuckle and executing a double jump senton off Pete's back. Tyler follows up with an airplane spin, and Kit takes down Elton when he ventures too close. The relentless rotations force Kit to roll to the floor as we head into a commercial break.## Upon returning, Kit tags in, and Elton prevents Tyler from crossing the ring. Elton whips Tyler and sets him up for an elbow in the corner. Tyler, however, manages to land on his feet during a belly-to-back suplex attempt. He catches Kit in the corner, delivering an explosive move. Pete and Elton tag in, and Pete unleashes an enzuigiri, followed by a German suplex on Kit. Pete focuses on punishing Kit's hands, stomping on them and delivering a harsh kick to the head. Pete deftly evades a suplex attempt by Elton, retaliating with a kick to Elton and executing an X Plex on Kit onto Elton. Pete adds insult to injury with chest-stomping and a well-timed suicide dive to Kit. ## Pete runs into a boot from Elton, but Tyler swiftly tags in. Tyler lands an uppercut on Elton, blocking a kick and countering with a jab. Tyler punches Kit, causing him to bounce off the ropes. Pete tags in, and Tyler delivers a rebound clothesline to Kit. The duo proceeds to kick Elton in the corner, setting up Pete for a spectacular Bitter End, securing the three-count victory. ## WINNER: Pete Dunne and Tyler Bate ## We revisit the latest developments involving Kevin Owens and Logan Paul.## Kevin Owens makes his entrance to the ring.## We cut to a commercial break.## In the backstage area, Elton and Kit express their discontent about the match. Kayla suddenly appears, ambushing them with questions about what went wrong.## Elton complains that they were prepared for Butch, not Tyler's new partner tonight.## Kevin Owens takes the mic in the ring and expresses his gratitude for the support. He introduces his guest, Logan Paul.## Logan thanks Kevin but makes it clear that he's not honored to be on what he calls a "bottom of the barrel show." Logan asserts that it's his show because he is the show, claiming Kevin owes him a proper thank you for being the reason he joined WWE.## Kevin asks for clarification, and Logan plays a clip from Wrestlemania 2021 when Kevin stunned him in front of 70,000 people. Logan explains that moment made him realize he needed to prove himself in WWE.## Kevin downplays the incident, stating he barely remembers it and that Logan is just one of many celebrities he has stunned over his 25-year career. Kevin acknowledges Logan's work but insists he's not on the same level as WWE stalwarts like Rey Mysterio, Seth Rollins, or Sami Zayn.## Logan, asserting his uniqueness, calls himself the maverick, contrasting himself with Kevin.## Kevin dismisses Logan's claims, criticizing the protection and opportunities afforded to him due to his notoriety. Kevin declares the end of the joke at the Royal Rumble.## Logan counters, accusing Kevin of hypocrisy, citing his protected arm. He threatens to knock Kevin out in one second.## Kevin defends himself, stating he can endure punishment and get back up. He vows to remove his cast before the Royal Rumble and challenges Logan to do something about it.## Logan sucker punches Kevin, but Kevin quickly retaliates with a double-leg takedown and punches. Logan retreats, slamming Kevin's injured hand into the ring post.## In Roman Reigns' locker room, a Viper is draped around his neck. Roman questions Jimmy and Solo, asking why Paul was sent out when both of them were available.## Solo admits fault for the previous week and promises to fix the situation.## Cut to KAIenFive positioned near the announce table. ## WWE Women's Tag Team Championship: Katana Chance and Kayden Carter vs. Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn ## Alba and Isla launch an attack on Kayden and Katana. Alba executes a suplex, followed by a kick from Isla, resulting in a near fall. Alba then sends Kayden into the turnbuckles. Isla tags in, and Alba delivers a superkick, followed by Isla executing a Saito suplex for another near fall. Isla adds a forearm to her offensive arsenal.## Carter manages to escape a slam, and Katana tags in, knocking Alba off the apron. Chance enters the fray, delivering a face plant and a head scissors. She follows up with a clothesline in the corner, and Carter tags back in. Alba blocks a potential double superplex. Carter superkicks Fyre, and Chance assists in executing a rana off the turnbuckles onto Dawn, resulting in a near fall.## Carter sends Fyre to the apron, and Isla counters by sending Carter to the mat. Alba tags in, and Carter kicks Isla, attempting an O'Connor Roll for a near fall. Isla retaliates with a forearm, and Alba secures a rollup for another near fall.## Chance adds excitement to the match with a dive onto Dawn. Carter follows up with a slingshot destroyer, and they cap it off with the Keg Stand on Fyre, securing the three-count victory. ## WINNER: Kayden Carter and Katana Chance ## After the match, Asuka and Sane bring the title belts into the ring. Carter and Chance express their desire for the belts, and Asuka and Sane graciously hand them over to the victorious duo.## In the backstage area, Mia Yim is seen with Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows. Gallows affirms their continued support for AJ Styles.## The broadcast goes to a commercial break.## Upon return, Karrion Kross addresses the camera. He asserts that Bobby Lashley and The Profits are perceived as the "Yes Men" of the company, supposed to be the faces of the organization. Kross claims they are disruptors who won't play by the established rules. Kross challenges them to a face-to-face confrontation in the ring, emphasizing the desire to reveal who the true "All Mighty" is.## A recap of last week's match between Carmelo Hayes and Austin Theory is shown.## Cathy Kelley interviews Carmelo Hayes about the previous week's match and the subsequent fallout. Hayes mentions that incidents like what occurred in their match happen in the heat of battle. Although he didn't win, he didn't lose either. Hayes declares that he is HIM.## Austin Theory and Grayson Waller interrupt the interview, with Theory accusing Hayes of attempting to end his career. Hayes suggests a rematch next week in Miami, to which Theory claims he's busy. Waller, however, contradicts Theory, stating that he would love to face Hayes. Theory is frustrated with Waller's interference. ## The broadcast returns, and a preview for next week's episode is provided. It includes a match between Carlito and Santos Escobar, a face-to-face meeting between the Final Testament and the Street Business, and a title defense by Kayden Carter and Katana Chance against Asuka and Kairi Sane. ## Singles Match: AJ Styles vs LA Knight ## Knight starts the match with punches, but AJ responds with a side headlock. Knight counters with a belly-to-back suplex, yet AJ maintains the side headlock. Knight then propels AJ face-first into the turnbuckles, following it up by choking him in the ropes and executing a running splash to the back. Knight proceeds with a suplex, securing a near fall.## AJ retaliates with a chop, and Knight fires back with chops of his own, gaining the advantage with a phantom chop. AJ resorts to kicks, sending Knight into the turnbuckles and delivering a backbreaker. AJ continues with punches and chokes Knight in the ropes, adding a chop to his offensive repertoire. Knight, however, responds with a kick and punches, showcasing a power slam for another near fall.## Knight sends AJ into the turnbuckles, delivering numerous kicks. As Knight goes for a knee in the corner, AJ maneuvers to the floor. AJ seizes the opportunity, executing a sliding knee on the apron. He then Irish whips Knight into the ringside barrier, and Knight retaliates by hot-shotting AJ onto the barrier. Subsequently, Knight repeatedly sends AJ into the announce table. ## Jimmy Uso makes his entrance, causing a distraction for Knight. This distraction allows AJ to connect with an enzuigiri. Solo intervenes with a Samoan Spike on Knight, prompting the referee to call for the bell. ## WINNER: No Contest ## Following the match, Solo forcefully directs AJ into the ring steps and then back into the ring. Solo then executes another Samoan Spike on AJ.## Solo grabs the microphone and declares, "Two down... one to go." He directly addresses Randy Orton, urging him to come to the ring immediately.## The broadcast proceeds to a commercial break.## Upon returning, Nick Aldis is situated at ringside, holding the contract for the Universal Title Match at The Royal Rumble. ## Singles Match: Solo Sikoa vs Randy Orton ## Randy initiates the encounter with punches, but Solo counters with an uppercut, causing Orton to stagger into the corner. Solo follows up with a barrage of punches and a running hip into the corner. Orton tumbles to the floor, and Solo pursues him. Attempting to send Orton into the announce table, Solo faces resistance from the seasoned veteran. However, Solo manages to block a backdrop driver and successfully hurls Randy into the announce table before finishing the job with the ring steps.## The broadcast goes to a commercial break.## Upon the return, Orton retaliates with a backdrop driver onto the announce table. Solo responds with an elbow, sending Orton into the apron. Solo misses a shoulder attack, allowing Orton to capitalize with a kick. Orton sets up for the IEDDT (Inverted Exploder DDT) and executes it successfully. He then surveys the surroundings, twisting to the mat for the trademark RKO push-ups. ## Jimmy Uso makes his way to the ring, but his progress is halted by LA Knight. Jimmy decides to head back backstage but encounters AJ, who prevents him from interfering further. Meanwhile, Orton remains focused on the stage where LA Knight is dealing with Jimmy Uso, seizing the opportunity to hit an RKO on Solo for the three-count victory. ## WINNER: Randy Orton ## Following the match, Knight, Styles, and Orton stand together in the ring. However, the unity is short-lived as Knight unexpectedly punches AJ, and in retaliation, Orton swiftly delivers an RKO to Knight. AJ also finds himself on the receiving end of an RKO from Randy. ## Roman Reigns enters the scene from behind, landing a Superman punch on Orton. Roman smirks at Nick Aldis and gestures for him to present the contract. Roman takes the contract, acknowledging it by putting pen to paper, and then casually drops it at Nick's feet. ## Preparing for a spear, Roman makes a move towards Orton, but before he can strike, Orton counters with a sudden RKO, leaving Roman down in the ring. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

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Here is the live coverage for this week's Monday Night Raw which is scheduled to air on January 15, 2024, at the Simmons Bank Arena in North Little Rock, AR. ## Monday Night Raw currently airs live on Monday evenings on the USA Network from 8:00 ET–11:00 PM ET in the United States. WWE Raw starts live at 1 am in the UK on BT Sport 1 on Tuesday mornings. ## WWE Raw Time In Australia: It airs live on Tuesdays at 10 am (AEST) on Fox8 ## WWE Raw Time In Canada: It airs live every Monday at 8 Am on Sportsnet 360 ## WWE Raw Time In South Africa: The show also airs live on Supersport in South Africa on Tuesdays at 02:00 am CAT ## Raw Time In Italy: In Italy, Raw airs live on Dplay 2:00 pm ## WWE Raw Time In India: Raw airs live on Sony Ten 1 HD and Sony Ten 1 in India at 6:30 am ## WWE Monday Night Raw, January 15, 2024: Live Coverage ## The show kicks off with a video tribute to Martin Luther King Jr.## Seth Rollins is seen arriving at the building with his daughter, followed by Jinder Mahal.## Cody Rhodes makes his way to the ring and asks the folks in Little Rock what they want to chat about. He mentions a song his wife likes about Little Rock, beating Shinsuke Nakamura, and why he's back in WWE. Cody starts talking about the upcoming Royal Rumble but is interrupted by Drew McIntyre.## Drew, despite not having his name mentioned earlier, interrupts and talks about their shared history in WWE. They reminisce about being tag team champions as The Dashing Ones and how they've both redefined themselves outside WWE. Drew praises Cody and talks about their last match before Cody returned to WWE.## Cody mentions they've both declared for the Royal Rumble, and anyone could win. Drew gives Cody advice, telling him to be himself and not wear a suit. Cody responds, stating he's grateful for his opportunities and relishes his second chance. Drew questions Cody's sincerity, accusing him of being a "wolf in politician's clothing" and criticizes Cody for bringing back Jey Uso and welcoming CM Punk.## Cody counters, saying he looks within himself and at the crowd when contemplating his future. He challenges Drew to a match at the Royal Rumble, reminding him who won their last encounter.## In the backstage, R Truth is selling Judgment Day merchandise in the parking lot. Damian Priest confronts Truth, asking him to be serious and not to tag in during their tag match later. Truth agrees and hands over Priest's share of the merchandise money. ## The scene unfolds, setting the stage for potential conflicts and storylines in the WWE. ## Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh vs. Tommaso Ciampa and Johnny Gargano ## Gargano and JD initiate the action in the ring, engaging in a lock-up followed by JD applying a wrist lock. Johnny counters with a drop toe hold, prompting JD to reach the ropes for a break. JD retaliates with a rolling ankle pick, transitioning into a front face lock. Gargano reverses, securing a near fall as JD attempts to roll through. JD responds with a wrist lock and leg trip, proceeding to lock in an arm bar. A swift kick and Irish whip by JD are countered by Johnny, who executes a head scissors takedown. JD retreats to the floor, prompting Gargano to deliver a well-executed suicide dive over the announce table.## The action resumes after a commercial break, with Ciampa entering the fray. Ciampa and JD exchange punches, colliding heads and both going down. Gargano tags in, delivering a clothesline to Ciampa, followed by a running clothesline. A chop and back elbow from Johnny are met with interference from Dom, who knocks Johnny off the apron. JD tags in, launching a series of kicks to Gargano. Dom tags back in, contributing to a double-team assault on Johnny. JD returns to the action, but Johnny manages to execute a round kick after a rollup attempt.## During another commercial break, Ciampa unleashes a sequence of clotheslines on Dom and JD, showcasing his resilience. A flying double clothesline by Ciampa sets the stage for a back body drop to JD, followed by a near fall after a reverse DDT. As Ciampa prepares for the Fairy Tale Ending, JD escapes to his feet, and Dom tags in. JD disrupts Ciampa's momentum, and Dom follows up with a slingshot senton. The tandem attempts a double suplex, but Gargano intervenes with a spear to JD, leading to a near fall. A chaotic sequence ensues, featuring superkicks, a knee strike from Ciampa, and a roll-up attempt by JD.## As the match approaches its conclusion, JD executes a Spanish Fly and follows up with a moonsault, earning a near fall. Dom reenters the fray, exchanging punches with Johnny. A well-timed dropkick by Dom sends Johnny into the ropes, but Gargano thwarts the 619 attempt. Ciampa intervenes with a knee, sending Dom to the floor. JD attempts a roll-up, but Ciampa counters with a DDT. Gargano tags in, and the duo collaborates on a superkick and running knee combination, securing the three-count for the victory. ## WINNER: Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa ## Indi Hartwell and Candice LeRae are engaged in conversation with Adam Pearce when Chelsea Green interrupts. Chelsea asserts that she pinned Kayden Carter last week, but the referee failed to do his job. She demands a rematch.## Adam points out that they've already had a rematch. However, since Indi and Candice are eager for a match, he suggests they face each other tonight. Without hesitation, Indi and Candice accept the challenge.## Following this, a video package highlighting the stories and journeys of Indi Hartwell and Candice LeRae is presented. ## Chelsea Green and Piper Niven vs Indi Hartwell and Candice LeRae ## Green kicks Candice, causing her to roll to the floor, while Piper delivers forearms to Indi. Piper executes a shoulder breaker on Indi and knocks Candice off the apron. Applying a cobra clutch, Piper tags in Green. Green follows up with an elbow, and Piper contributes with a clothesline, resulting in a near fall. Green continues with forearms to the back, and Indi sends her to the apron, countering with an uppercut and boot to the head. Green misses a kick, and Indi capitalizes by tripping her and delivering a head kick. Piper is tagged back in, blocking a kick and connecting with a head butt. Piper then sends Indi sternum-first into the turnbuckles but misses a Vader Bomb when Indi evades.## In the locker room, Kayden and Katana are observed watching the monitor.## Candice tags in, delivering an enzuigiri followed by a step-up back senton. Candice executes a codebreaker on Green, and Indi tags back in. Indi drops Candice onto Piper, but Green breaks up the cover with a kick. Green then receives a spinebuster from Indi. Piper slams Indi and misses a crossbody, allowing Green to tag back in. Indi responds with a dropkick, sending Piper to the floor. Candice tags in, and Indi escapes an UnprettiHER, holding Green for a quebrada. Candice secures the three-count for the victory. ## WINNER: Indi Hartwell and Candice LeRae ## Gunther and Ludwig Kaiser are seen walking backstage before a commercial break. Upon returning, we shift to THE Judgment Day Clubhouse where the members discuss Nia's mysterious video package. Rhea mentions having some business to deal with, and Damian Priest arrives, sharing that he has addressed the situation with Drew McIntyre to Adam Pearce. There's a brief exchange of words between Priest and JD regarding R Truth's merchandise, with Priest emphasizing that JD doesn't get a cut since his name isn't on the shirt. Ludwig Kaiser introduces Gunther, who reflects on the Royal Rumble and Wrestlemania hype in the locker room. Gunther mentions his performance last year, lasting longer than any other man in Royal Rumble history. He declares his intent to win the Royal Rumble and headline Wrestlemania this year. Gunther then shifts the focus to Kaiser, showing footage from last week's incident with Kofi Kingston. Gunther expresses his approval and even requests a hug from Kaiser. Their moment is interrupted by Xavier Woods, who confronts Ludwig about last week's attack on Kofi. Woods challenges Kaiser to a match, daring him to step up or seek permission from his "daddy." Gunther hands Kaiser the mic, and as Gunther exits the ring, Kaiser accepts Woods' challenge, promising to do more damage to Woods than he did to Kofi. Woods immediately takes charge in the match, delivering a shoulder and a back drop that sends Kaiser to the floor. Woods follows up with a clothesline off the apron, unleashing a series of punches on Kaiser. ## Singles Match: Ludwig Kaiser vs Xavier Woods ## The match begins with Woods already in progress, unleashing a flurry of chops and forearms. He follows up with punches in the corner, but Kaiser counters with a well-timed kick to the knee and a solid clothesline. Kaiser retaliates with punches, and Woods fights back with his own punches and a chop. The two continue to exchange blows, with Kaiser delivering kicks and punches in the corner. Kaiser then proceeds to choke Woods in the corner, landing additional forearms.## Woods manages to counter with punches and a crossbody, securing a near fall. Kaiser responds with a running European uppercut, followed by more punches and kicks. Woods endures the assault, retaliating with a slap and a forearm in the corner. Kaiser, undeterred, kicks Woods and lands a running kick to the chest for another near fall. Woods fights back with a headbutt to the midsection and a series of chops.## Kaiser resorts to choking Woods and kicks the ropes for added impact. A running kick to the chest earns Kaiser another near fall. Woods counters with a headbutt, chops, and a kick. Woods executes a flying forearm, and the two engage in a chop exchange. Kaiser sends Woods to the apron, where Woods attempts a springboard move. However, Kaiser counters with a punch and a clothesline, sending Woods shoulder-first into the ring post. Kaiser follows up with a dropkick, leading to a commercial break.## Upon returning, Woods drops Kaiser on the top rope and follows up with a kick. He executes a springboard tornado DDT, and both competitors exchange chops until Woods gains control. Woods delivers punches and kicks, finishing with a clothesline that sends Kaiser over the top rope. Woods hits a dropkick through the ropes, sending Kaiser over the announce table.## As Woods avoids being struck by a chair, he retaliates with punches. However, Kaiser resorts to a fishhook, prompting Woods to respond with a superkick. Woods throws the chair onto Kaiser, leading the referee to call for the bell, signaling the end of the match. ## WINNER: Ludwig Kaiser (by disqualification) ## Following the match, Woods retrieves a steel chair, but Kaiser retaliates with a flying boot that smashes into the chair, connecting with Woods' head. Kaiser proceeds to place Woods' head on the ring steps and attempts half a lap. However, Woods counters with a double stomp to Kaiser's midsection. Woods then grabs the ring steps, hurling them at Kaiser, but he misses, and the steps collide with the ring post. The referee intervenes, preventing Woods from pursuing Kaiser into the crowd. Backstage, Bronson Reed shares his determination, emphasizing that there's a current champion who will soon realize the title belongs to him. After a commercial break, Byron Saxton questions Xavier Woods about his emotional state. Woods highlights Kaiser's actions against Kofi last week. Suddenly, Kaiser launches an attack on Woods, prompting Jey Uso to intervene and stop Kaiser. Security escorts Kaiser away, and Jey checks on the downed Woods. The broadcast then recaps the events leading to the Seth Rollins vs. Jinder Mahal match scheduled for later in the show. ## Akira Tozawa (with Maxxine Dupri) vs Ivar (with Valhalla) ## Ivar delivers a forceful clothesline, asserting his dominance in the match. In a somewhat disrespectful manner, he pie-faces Tozawa in the corner. Tozawa retaliates with a slap, followed by a back heel kick and a series of spinning heel kicks that manage to stagger Ivar. Despite the setback, Ivar blocks an attempted Irish whip, showcasing his strength.## Tozawa counters Ivar's pop-up move with a well-executed DDT, tearing off his shirt in the process. However, Ivar swiftly responds with a spinning power slam and a crossbody, displaying his agility. As Ivar ascends the turnbuckles, Maxxine climbs up and distracts him with her feminine charm. Tozawa seizes the opportunity, delivering a kick and executing a sunset flip powerbomb that secures the three-count for the victory. ## WINNER: Akira Tozawa ## After the match, Valhalla doesn't let up, launching an attack on Tozawa and Maxxine. Ivar delivers a devastating spin kick of doom, while the rest of Valhalla gets involved. They subject Maxxine to a fishhook and a pop-up headbutt. Ivar then tops it off with an impressive moonsault. The broadcast recaps the earlier altercation between Drew McIntyre and Cody Rhodes, and CM Punk challenges Cody to a face-to-face confrontation on the next week's Raw. Rhea Ripley makes her entrance and heads to the ring. Rhea expresses frustration with individuals like Nia Jax claiming ownership of the division. She boldly declares that the division belongs to her, and whoever wins the Royal Rumble should think twice before choosing to face her at Wrestlemania. Becky Lynch interrupts, making her way to the ring. Becky acknowledges their different paths but points out their shared dreams and accomplishments. She challenges Rhea for the title, suggesting that their collision at Wrestlemania would be iconic. Becky proposes winning the Royal Rumble for the opportunity, and Rhea agrees, claiming she also wants Becky to win. In the backstage area, Ivy Nile appears with the Alpha Academy and Creeds, stating she'll talk to Adam Pearce about Valhalla. Chad Gable criticizes Ivar's actions, calling him a coward, and vows to show the difference between an animal and an Alpha. Jackie Redmond interviews Seth Rollins backstage. Seth, with his characteristic cackling, welcomes everyone to Raw despite the freezing cold. He emphasizes the importance of being a fighting champion and says facing Jinder Mahal tonight is an opportunity to prove his worth. Seth acknowledges Jinder's evolution and expresses his readiness for the challenge. He cackles once more and leaves. ## Non-Title Match: Miz and R Truth vs Damian Priest and Finn Balor (with JD McDonagh and Dominik Mysterio) ## Before the bell rings, Truth drops his merchandise money, hands it to Finn, and distributes shares to Dom. Truth hugs Dom, but when JD demands his share, Truth firmly states that JD isn't part of the group.## The match kicks off with Truth and Finn, with Finn immediately delivering a clothesline. Finn sends Truth into the turnbuckles, but Truth counters with a split and punch, apologizing to Finn in the process. Finn responds with a double-leg takedown and kicks. Truth rolls to the floor, leading to a commercial break.## Upon returning, Finn has Truth in a reverse chin lock. Truth fights back with punches, but Finn counters with a knee. Priest tags in, and Truth manages to land an enzuigiri before crawling to tag in Miz. Miz delivers clotheslines to Finn and sends Priest over the announce table. Miz maneuvers Finn to the apron, and Finn slides through, sending Miz to the floor. Miz then sends Priest over the announce table.## Dom tries to distract Miz, but he avoids Dom's shoulder and hits a codebreaker in the ropes for a near fall. Miz sets up for the Skull Crushing Finale, but Finn escapes. Miz follows up with an Awesome Clothesline. Truth tags in, hitting a scissors kick on Finn. Dom distracts Miz, who knocks him off the apron. Truth also knocks JD off the apron. Priest kicks Miz, prompting Truth to question why Priest is about to punch him. Finn seizes the opportunity for a rollup, and as the referee is distracted, Priest delivers South of Heaven to Truth, allowing Finn to secure the three-count. ## WINNER: Damian Priest and Finn Balor ## Jinder Mahal is found meditating backstage, and when asked about his thoughts on the upcoming match, he expresses absolute clarity. Despite a seven-year drought, Jinder feels the whispers pulling him in, with a singular vision. He emphasizes the twelve years of hard work, all leading up to tonight's opportunity. Jinder confidently predicts that everyone will be unified when he defeats Seth Rollins to become the World Champion. ## Following this, we return to the broadcast, and Shinsuke Nakamura takes the microphone. Nakamura mentions his frustration from last week, where he couldn't cause the desired damage, leading to his current state of hunger. He warns Cody that their story is far from over, but for now, Nakamura shifts his focus to the Royal Rumble. He describes a hungry Shinsuke as a dangerous one and warns the other twenty-nine men in the Rumble that he will feast on their dreams, making it clear that his hunger will drive him to the top. ## Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark vs Tegan Nox and Natalya ## Tegan attempts a knee strike, but Zoey counters with a thrust kick. Zoey takes control, placing Tegan in the turnbuckles and delivering kicks. Shayna tags in, hitting a stomp to Tegan's chest for a near fall. ## Meanwhile, Kayden and Katana continue to watch the match from the locker room on the monitor. ## Shayna kicks Tegan in the midsection and chokes her in the ropes, followed by punches. Zoey re-enters the match, kicking Tegan in the corner. Shayna tags back in, delivering punches and forearms. Zoey renews her attack with chops, and Tegan fights back with chops of her own. Zoey responds with a knee and sends Tegan into the turnbuckles. Tegan retaliates with forearms and punches to both Shayna and Zoey. Shayna hits a jumping knee for a near fall and knocks Nattie off the apron. Shayna places Tegan on the turnbuckles, preparing for a superplex. However, Tegan counters, sending Shayna to the mat and executing a crossbody followed by a running European uppercut. ## Nattie makes the tag and takes charge, delivering punches to Zoey before executing a suplex. She continues her offense with punches in the corner and a slingshot atomic drop. Nattie runs over Zoey and hits a dropkick, followed by a German suplex. She attempts a discus clothesline, but Zoey blocks it. Nattie then goes for a Sharpshooter, but Zoey kicks her away. Shayna makes the tag but goes to the floor. Tegan tags in, and they send Zoey to the floor. Nattie hits a discus clothesline, and Tegan follows up with a running kick for a near fall. ## Nattie tags in, and Zoey trips Tegan, pulling her to the floor. Zoey lands a superkick, and Nattie attempts a Kirifuta Clutch, using the ropes for leverage, but Zoey kicks her away. Shayna tags in, and while holding on to the Kirifuta Clutch, she gets the submission victory as Nattie taps out. ## WINNER: Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark ## Jinder Mahal (with Veer and Sanga) vs Seth Rollins for the World Championship ## Sanga gets on the apron, and Jinder takes advantage of the distraction to attack Seth from behind. Jinder executes a slam, but Seth blocks Khallas and narrowly avoids Black Out. Jinder sends Seth over the top rope to the floor and follows up with a boot to the back of the head. Seth retaliates with chops, and Jinder responds with a chop of his own. Seth manages to avoid being sent into the ring post and sends Jinder into it instead. Seth delivers a running Harley Race knee off the apron and challenges Sanga and Veer to try something.## During the commercial break, Damian Priest makes his way toward the ring with the briefcase, but there is no referee present.## Upon returning, Jinder applies an abdominal stretch and follows up with knee drops to Seth. The abdominal stretch is re-applied by Jinder. Seth attempts a clothesline, but Jinder blocks it. They engage in a forearm exchange, with Seth delivering a rolling elbow and a discus clothesline. Seth is sent to the apron and responds with a forearm. He goes up top, hitting a crossbody for a near fall. Seth follows up with a superkick and attempts a Pedigree, successfully hitting it, but Seth reinjures his knee in the process. However, Veer places Jinder's foot on the ropes to halt the count.## Seth ascends the turnbuckles and executes a crossbody onto Veer. He goes up top again but misses a frog splash. Damian Priest stands up, contemplating the idea of cashing in. Drew McIntyre makes an appearance, altering the situation. Damian and Drew exchange forearms, leading to Drew sending Priest into the ringside barrier and then into the ring post.## Meanwhile, as the referee is distracted by individuals not involved in the match, Jinder delivers a low blow to Seth. Jinder then hits a double knee gutbuster for a near fall. Veer and Sanga get on the apron, but the referee sends them to the back. Seth punches Jinder, and the referee removes the chair from the ring. Veer strikes Seth with the briefcase, and Jinder attempts Khallas. However, Seth counters with a snap mare and follows up with Black Out for the three count. ## WINNER: Seth Rollins ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...