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    WWE Raw Results (1/24) – Academic Challenge – RK-Bro (Randy Orton, Riddle) Defeated Alpha Academy (Chad Gable, Otis) 2 Words to 1; Randy Orton w/Riddle Defeated Chad Gable w/Otis by Pinfall; AJ Styles Defeated Austin Theory by Pinfall

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    WWE Raw Results returned as this was about to get underway, and Gable announced it’s the first of three events over the coming weeks.

    Gable cut an awesome heel promo that got the loudest reactions of the night, and he declared their entrance into the Royal Rumble.

    RK-Bro came out, and the questions started with Otis going first for the spelling test.

    Otis was asked to spell Emmental, which he got right.

    Riddle got calibration and spelled it correctly.

    Gable got disillusion, which he got wrong after making a big deal out of being 4.0 Gable and Gable lost his cool.

    For the win, Orton got dumbbell. He got it right and RK-Bro won the first round. Gable lost it again at the simple word.

    Randy Orton w/Riddle vs. Chad Gable w/Otis

    They started it off working to reverse each other’s holds with Gable getting the advantage after a couple of arm drags Orton dodged his third attempt and nearly hit an RKO but Gable slipped out and to the floor.

    After exchanging blows, Gable headed to the floor but Orton followed him and backdropped Gable onto the announce table.

    Otis distracted Orton and Gable hit a chop block from behind and a moonsault for a near pinfall as we headed to commercial.

    Gable worked on Orton’s right leg, but Orton kept fighting and hit a series of moves, including a neckbreaker and then a draping DDT.

    As Orton readied for an RKO, Otis belly to belly suplexed Riddle on the floor after he caught Riddle’s crossbody.

    Orton hit a powerslam after losing his RKO opportunity, then missed with a Punt Kick and Gable locked in an ankle lock.

    Riddle beat Otis down with a scooter on the floor and Riddle rolled out of the ankle lock to hit an RKO for the win.

    After the match, Riddle named the next challenge being a scooter race.

    Alexa Bliss’ return part 3

    The psychiatrist asked her a personal question about when she first met Lily.

    Alexa said Lily’s always been there and they met when they were 6 when two teenagers picked on her for how she looked.

    The shoved her off the monkey bars and she was knocked out, and when she can to Lily was there. Lily said those girls never game back and she was told to worry about it and she went on about the games they played.

    Austin Theory vs. AJ Styles

    Austin got the better of their first two lockups due to his power, but Styles locked on a headlock and synched it in, then rolled Austin up for a pin attempt, then followed with two more before sending Austin to the floor with a dropkick.

    Styles hit a crossbody over the top rope and threw Austin into the ring, but Austin took over after tripping Styles into the ropes and hit a series of move for a near pinfall.

    Austin kept at it and relied on his strength to counter Styles’ speed, but he had to get creative by dropkicking Styles off the top rope and to the floor as we headed to commercial.

    Austin focused on Styles’ back, but Styles bought some time with an elbow and moonsaulted off the top rope to hit a reverse DDT, then hit a combination, a neckbreaker, and a sliding forearm for a pin attempt.

    Austin countered a Styles Clash into a KTO that Styles countered into a Calf Crusher but Austin made it to the ropes.

    After a back and forth, Styles hit the Phenomenal Forearm for the win.

    This was an awesome match and the match of the night so far. WWE Raw Results thinks it’ll be hard for another match to come close to this.

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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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