RAW Survivor Series Men’s Team Qualifying Match: AJ Styles w/Jordan Omogbehin vs. Jeff HardyStyles lands a few strikes. Hardy slides out of the ring. Styles follows. Hardy tries a dive but is caught in midair by Omogebhin. After the break, Styles drops Hardy with a brainbuster. Styles sets up the Phenomenal Forearm. Hardy rolls out of the ring. Hardy surprises Styles with the Hardy combo. Styles falls into the corner. Bronco dropkick by Hardy. Styles kicks out. Styles surprises Hardy with the ushigoroshi. Styles lands a few strikes. Styles counters with a jawbreaker. Russian leg sweep by Hardy. Hardy leg drop pins Styles. Styles kicks out at two.

Hardy sits Styles on the top rope. Hardy attempts a superplex. Styles escapes and drops Hardy facefirst on the top turnbuckle. Styles hits a torture rack bomb for a near fall. After a series of finisher counters, Hardy rolls up Styles. Styles kicks out. Hardy crushes Styles with a gourd buster. Omogebhin steps towards Hardy. Hardy hesitates, allowing Styles to attack. Hardy and Styles fight on the apron. Hardy tries the Twist of Fate but Styles pushes Hardy into the ring post. Styles clotheslines Hardy over the top rope. Styles lands the Phenomenal Forearm for the win.

Winner- AJ Styles

After the match, Elias hits Hardy with a guitar.

RAW Survivor Series Men’s Team Qualifying Match: Keith Lee vs. EliasLee quickly escapes a headlock by Elias. Lee locks in a knuckle lock. After a tackle, leapfrog spot Lee destroys Elias with a crossbody. Elias sends Lee into the barricade. Elias charges in, but Lee destroys him with a pounce. Elias is sent flying over the announce desk. After the break, Lee is working an armbar on Elias. Lee sets up the Spirit Bomb but Elias counters with a ranna. Elias drops Lee with a running knee. Lee rolls out of the ring. Elias sends Lee into the post multiple times. Elias sends Lee back into the ring. Elias goes up top and lands a double axhandle. Lee kicks out. Elias gets another near fall after a knee drop. Lee surprises Elias with a powerslam. Elias stumbles into the corner. Lee crushes Elias in the corner. Mule kick by Elias. Elias hits his finish but Lee kicks out. Elias goes up top. Hardy’s music plays. While Elias is distracted, Lee tosses him off the top rope. Lee hits the Spirit Bomb for the win.

Winner- Keith Lee

After the match, Hardy hits Elias in the back with a guitar.

Results Credit: WrestleZone.com

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Elias is out on the stage for his special record release concert. Elias has a full band with him. Elias actually manages to get through multiple songs without being interrupted. Elias tells the crowd that his album drops next Monday. Elias starts to leave but come back for an encore. Elias asks for his guitar. The person holding it plays a sick riff. The person turns around and takes off his mask. It’s Jeff Hardy. Hardy tries to take Elias’ head off with the guitar. Hardy yells that he didn’t hit Elias with a car.

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Rollins says he knows how hard this is for the WWE Universe. Rollins calls himself the greatest leader in the history of RAW. Rollins wonders if there is anyone who could leave the void he is going to leave behind. There is no one. Rollins notes that the Mysterio Family has also been drafted to SmackDown. Jeff Hardy interrupts. Rollins says he was looking for someone to be a leader and that definitely isn’t Hardy. AJ Styles walks out on the stage. Styles tells Rollins to get the stepping because this was never Monday Night Rollins anyway. Rollins gets in Styles’ face. Hardy dropkicks them both. Hardy leaps off Styles back and hits poetry in motion on Rollins, crushing him against the barricade. Hardy challenges Styles and Rollins to a match right now.

Jeff Hardy vs. Seth Rollins vs. AJ StylesRollins is quickly launched out of the ring. Hardy hits a neck breaker on Styles for a near fall. Hardy works over Styles in the corner. Rollins rushes the ring and tries to get a quick roll up on Styles. Styles kicks out. Styles drops Rollins with the Ushigoroshi. Rollins falls out of the ring again. Styles continues his assault on Hardy. Hardy goes up top but Rollins pushes him to the outside. Rollins hits a sling blade on Styles. Rollins crushes Hardy with a suicide dive. Rollins tries to powerbomb Styles but Styles escapes.

Rollins kicks Styles in the head, sending him careening out of the ring. Rollins lands another suicide dive, this time taking out Hardy and Styles at the same time. After the break, all three men are down in the ring. Rollins calls for the Stomp to Styles, Hardy jumps off Styles back and counters Rollins stomp with a flying tornado DDT. Styles puts Rollins in the Calf Crusher. Hardy breaks it up with a Swanton. Hardy reverses the Styles Clash with the Twist of Fate on Styles. Elias appears and hits Hardy with a chair. Styles pins Hardy.

Winner- AJ Styles

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We may never understand why Randy Orton attacked Edge and now, Matt Hardy. Twice. But we know this: He is sorry for it.

Hardy wasn’t cleared to compete in the announced No Holds Barred Match with Orton but defiantly confronted him anyway, waving a steel chair and demanding The Viper “finish” him. The Apex Predator joylessly granted the request, RKOing Hardy before turning the chair against the legendary Superstar in an attack that culminated with two one-man Con-Chair-Tos against the steel steps.

Prior to the horror show, Orton finally addressed his attacks on both Hardy, who he claimed to respect, and Edge, who he insisted he loved, in what was perhaps the most surprising development of the encounter. “I am sorry,” he said, without elaborating. “I am truly sorry.” He apologized after the vicious assault, too, screaming that he was sorry at Hardy’s limp body before stalking off to the locker room. For all the difference it made, at least we got that.

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The question of who would challenge United States Champion Rey Mysterio was supposed to be answered in a Gauntlet Match featuring 24/7 Champion R-Truth, Akira Tozawa, Ricochet, Matt Hardy, Humberto Carrillo and Andrade. But the match quickly turned from a contest into a bramble patch of grudges and unpaid debts, all of which boiled over into a pair of heinous attacks.

The first such assault came at the end of the Gauntlet Match itself. After Tozawa pinned Truth and Ricochet posted consecutive wins over The Stamina Monster and Matt Hardy, Humberto Carrillo pinned the high-flyer to bring it down to himself and Andrade. But Andrade, clearly out for retribution rather than a win after a pair of losses to Carrillo, instead ambushed the up-and-comer before the match, drilling him into the exposed concrete of the arena with a Hammerlock DDT that brought out Mysterio to assist.

But just as Humberto was being taken up the ramp in a stretcher, Seth Rollins and AOP appeared. Rollins was brandishing Mysterio’s signature steel pipe, which he gave to Kevin Owens to assist in KO’s pursuit of Rollins and AOP last week. Suddenly, Rollins’ unsettled score became clear, and after Akam & Rezar administered a brief beatdown of The Ultimate Underdog, the former Universal Champion seemingly granted him clemency for just one night … only to turn around at the last second and nail him with a Stomp. The only reason it wasn’t worse, according to Rollins, was then if Rey had been hospitalized, he wouldn’t be able to answer a challenge to defend United States Title against Rollins himself on next week’s show — a challenge that Rey decided to accept, despite his very sore temptation to fight Andrade instead. Rollins’ effectiveness as a “leader” may be a matter of opinion, but clearly, his new strategy is getting results.

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