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    WWE Raw Results (1/16) – The Judgement Day and Bloodline Face Off; Solo Sikoa Defeated Mustafa Ali by Pinfall; Cody Rhodes Announced his Return at the Royal Rumble

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    WWE Raw Results (1/16) – The Judgement Day and Bloodline Face Off; Solo Sikoa Defeated Mustafa Ali by Pinfall; Cody Rhodes Announced his Return at the Royal Rumble

    Hello and welcome to WWE Raw Results! Tonight should be an interesting show with plenty of action going on with the Judgement Day facing Alpha Academy and more. Let’s buckle up and get to the action!

    The Usos and Solo Sikoa came out to start the night off. They referred to themselves as wolves for running Smackdown and Raw every week, and then addressed what happened at Smackdown.

    Jey called Kevin Owens out about learning his lesson not to cross the tribal chief. They acknowledged every member of the Bloodline family line will be at Raw’s 30th anniversary for a special acknowledgement of Roman Reigns.

    In response to the Usos talking smack about the Street Profits and The Judgement Day came out in response with Rhea Ripley telling them the only thing the Bloodline needs to acknowledge is Judgement Day runs Raw.

    Balor of course had to thank the “Ex con Dom” to help the Judgement Day become the number one contenders for the Raw Tag Team Championship.

    Priest then pointed out they never stepped up to the Judgement Day and Dom said he smells fear and challenged the Usos.

    The Usos ran down their wins and Dom told them they couldn’t last a minute with the people in the cell he was in and he called them wannabes and said Sikoa is the worst.

    Ripley and Solo had a stare down when Dom cheap shotted him to no effect and Solo dropped him with one shot.

    Ali jumped Solo while he faced off with Ripley again and their match is next.

    Solo Sikoa vs. Mustafa Ali

    We returned with the match already under way and Ali got a few early shots in, but Solo hit a Samoan Drop and went to work.

    Ali tried to fight out of a rear chin lock and hit a couple of dropkicks before a Savate kick sent Solo to the floor.

    Solo caught Ali’s dive with a right and hit a clothesline before going for the pin attempt.

    The Usos returned through the crowd to back up Solo, and Owens came out in response.

    Jimmy and Jey met him outside the ring, but Owens took them out while Ali hit a tornado DDT for a near pinfall.

    Ali missed a 450 splash and Solo ended it with a Samoan Spike.

    Owens took out Solo with a stunner and stomped him to the floor where he threw Solo into the ring steps. He put Solo on the announce desk, but the Usos stopped him and security came out to put an end to it.

    Backstage, Byron Saxton tried to get in to talk to Adam Pearce about the Royal Rumble after Cody announced he’s returning for the Rumble.

    Elias talked about his vengeance tour starting when MVP came out and told him not to bother Pearce about the Rumble.

    MVP said the winner’s a done deal, and Elias mocked him for not being relevant in the ring. After a back and forth, Elias said he accepted MVP’s challenge to face the winner, thinking it’s MVP.

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    A child of the 1980s, CP was born to pretend. He loved to create intricate plots based on his favorite shows and professional wrestling. In time, his interests expanded into horror, sci-fi, action, and comedy. His favorite books were Sherlock Holmes, Treasure Island, Dracula, and Star Trek. Never one to do things the easy way, CP refused to learn to read in school, so his dad taught him through comic books. Following along with his dad, CP picked up reading in a couple of weeks. Everything he’s read or has seen has influenced him in some way as he creates his own worlds.

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