WWE Raw results, Feb. 15, 2016: Wyatt Family incurs the wrath of titans

The Lunatic Fringe is ready for a fight, and The Billionaire Baroness doesn't hesitate to give him one.

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Another week, another challenge by Dean Ambrose to Brock Lesnar. Getting slapped around by The Beast Incarnate twice apparently wasn’t enough for The Lunatic Fringe, who opened Raw by daring Lesnar to hit him with another F-5. What Ambrose got may well have been worse when Stephanie McMahon answer instead and gave him an F-5 of a different flavor when she forced Ambrose to defend his Intercontinental Title in a Fatal Five-Way against Dolph Ziggler, Stardust, Tyler Breeze and Kevin Owens. Oh, and as a final handicap to Ambrose, Roman Reigns was barred from ringside, and his interference would not only disqualify Ambrose, but remove him from their WWE Fastlane Triple Threat Match altogether.

After abandoning The New Day on Raw, The World's Strongest Man goes on-on-one with Big E.

The New Day have made their distaste of Attitude Era veterans vocal, so six days before guest-starring on Edge & Christian's "Cutting Edge Peep Show," they sent resident powerhouse Big E against Mark Henry to punish The World’s Strongest Man for abandoning them during last week’s Tables Match. The former World Heavyweight Champion gave Big E an appropriately big fight, even with Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods running interference. But a trip to the turnbuckle that brutalized Henry’s ribs proved to be the difference. Even though Henry evaded the Big Ending, he was so spent that the reversal sapped him of his strength and all the WWE Tag Team Champion had to do was cover him for the pin.

The Phenomenal One faces the self-proclaimed "A-lister" as Chris Jericho looks on from the commentary booth.

As you’d expect from any new guy in town, AJ Styles has caught the attention of a pair of veterans looking to cut him down to size. And after trading wins with Chris Jericho, The Phenomenal One once again managed to upend The Miz, who’s taken a particular interest in demeaning the “redneck rookie” in recent weeks. Despite a pre-bell ambush by Miz, Styles made The Awesome One eat his words (if not his teeth this time) in what quickly turned into a contest of who could knock whose molars out first.

With Y2J watching on commentary, Styles kicked out of a Skull-Crushing Finale and locked in the Calf Crusher before challenging Jericho to a rubber match at Fastlane. So what’s the answer? Looks like Styles will have to wait until SmackDown to find out.

The Diva of Tomorrow clashes with the sultry Summer Rae on Raw.

She’s baaaack. No, not Paige, who made her Raw return after an absence of several weeks, but Summer Rae, coming off an even longer break from in-ring action by knocking off The Diva of Tomorrow in a house-on-fire upset that few in the WWE Universe seemed to see coming. To her credit, Paige had an answer to almost every one of Summer’s impressive offensive maneuvers (DDT to the mat? Meet knees to the face), but she waited about a second too long to lock in the PTO, so Summer rolled her up and pinned her. If this is, indeed, Paige’s house, she’s got herself an intruder.

The Long Island Iced-Z battles The Social Outcasts' so-called "Crimson Werewolf."

Are The Social Outcasts the new Internet Champions? It certainly seems that way, what with Heath Slater knocking off the original trending icon, Zack Ryder, on Raw. It’s not that The Ultimate Broski was interested in ceding his social media throne to these upstarts. In fact, the former U.S. Champion had Slater dead to rights until Bo Dallas clambered onto the apron and distracted him. Slater was quick to capitalize with an impaler DDT, which was enough to put Ryder down for three.

Kalisto, Sin Cara & The Man That Gravity Forgot take flight against Sheamus, Rusev & Alberto Del Rio.

There’s no denying The League of Nations spoiled Sin Cara’s return last week on Raw, but when faced with three of the foreign menaces for a second consecutive week, The Lucha Dragons learned from their mistakes and recruited Neville to round out their numbers. Unfortunately, the song remained the same as last week, though. The League collectively demoralized Kalisto before his U.S. Title Match against Alberto Del Rio on the Fastlane Kickoff instead of taking all their enemies out, which gave The Luchas & Neville a fighting chance. Ultimately, however Sin Cara ended up taking the loss, courtesy of The Pride of Mexico’s top-rope stomp … to the bad shoulder … while strung up in the ropes … halfway across the ring.

After being assaulted by Tamina and Naomi before Raw, The Irish Lass Kicker has an opportunity for some retribution.

Take notice, Divas division: Becky Lynch does not take kindly to cheap shots. Maiden Ireland took a sneak-attack kick to the face from Naomi in the parking lot before Raw and she wasted no time in paying Naomi back, Lass-plexing her out of the ring within moments of the opening bell in their Raw match. Naomi countered impressively with a flurry of kicks to the face, but a Dis-arm-her put her away shortly thereafter. Tamina didn’t hesitate to make Becky pay with a post-match beatdown, though Sasha Banks' arrival forced the former Team B.A.D. members to make a hasty exit.