During a heated installment of "Miz TV," Raw General Manager Kurt Angle addresses The Big Red Machine's attack on SmackDown GM Daniel Bryan and the forthcoming battle for brand supremacy at Survivor Series.
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Monday, Nov 6 | 8/7 PMC
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WWE Raw results, Nov. 6, 2017: The New Day's "Under Siege Part II" crowns new Raw Tag Team Champions
SmackDown’s The New Day interrupted Monday Night Raw’s main event, changing the landscape of Survivor Series when their distracting presence helped Cesaro & Sheamus defeat Seth Rollins & Dean Ambrose to become Raw Tag Team Champions. Will Team Red retaliate against the blue brand?
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Raw Results : Quick Hits
- Raw General Manager Kurt Angle appeared on “Miz TV”
- Jason Jordan def. Elias in a Guitar-on-a-Pole Match
- Asuka def. Stacy Coates
- Finn Bálor vs. Samoa Joe ended in a Double Count-out
- Sasha Banks & Bayley def. Alicia Fox & Nia Jax
- Braun Strowman def. Intercontinental Champion The Miz via Disqualification
- WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne def. WWE Cruiserweight Champion Enzo Amore
- Cesaro & Sheamus def. Dean Ambrose & Seth Rollins to become the new Raw Tag Team Champions
Raw Results : Full Details
Raw General Manager Kurt Angle appeared on “Miz TV”
MANCHESTER, U.K. — There’s no denying that The Miz’s haters bring out the best in him. It’d be hard to argue that The A-Lister’s return salvo against his Survivor Series opponent, Baron Corbin, and his below-the-belt trash talk wasn’t a showstopper in and of itself. But alas, moments later, Miz went in hard on another of his rivals, Raw General Manager Kurt Angle, during a “Miz TV” interview and ended up with a truly monstrous problem on his hands.
The Intercontinental Champion vehemently took Angle to task for supposedly siccing Kane on SmackDown General Manager Daniel Bryan and Braun Strowman on The Miztourage last week (Angle denied the allegations), causing The Olympic Hero to almost throw hands. At this point, Miz quickly changed his tune and meekly asked Angle why he named the loose-cannon Strowman to the Raw Men’s Survivor Series team after the attack on Miz and his crew. In response, Angle revealed that Strowman was a greater negotiator than Miz gave him credit for, seeing as how he only agreed to join Team Raw if The Olympic Hero gave him a match with Miz. Which, being the savvy GM that he is, Angle was more than happy to grant.
Jason Jordan def. Elias in a Guitar-on-a-Pole Match
It’s a saga worthy of any outlaw ballad: First, Elias smashed his guitar over Jason Jordan’s shoulder. Then, Jordan stole Elias’ replacement guitar and stomped it into smithereens. And now, finally, in a Guitar-on-a-Pole Match that put the six-string up for grabs, the gold-blooded Superstar stole it for himself and achieved his long-awaited payback against his foil.
Even though Elias was the first Superstar to retrieve the guitar from its hook, Jordan quickly changed the tune, charging Elias into the turnbuckles, suplexing him end over end and smashing the instrument over the sinister songsmith’s back to earn the win. The victory didn’t just close one chapter of Jordan’s career; it began a new one: Later in the evening, his father Kurt Angle named Jordan as the final member of the Raw Men’s Survivor Series team, citing a need for a Superstar he can trust.
Asuka def. Stacy Coates
For a Superstar who might have initially seemed a little too much of a wild card to be an efficient Survivor Series captain, Alicia Fox is assembling quite the team. Having recruited Nia Jax last week, Miss Fox scooped up Asuka during the most recent Raw, wherein The Empress of Tomorrow destroyed a local competitor named Stacy Coates.
The intrepid local threw a couple of fruitless punches against Asuka and was quickly massacred to the tune of a flurry of kicks and the excruciating Asuka Lock to give The Empress of Tomorrow a tapout victory, at which point Alicia selected the undefeated Superstar in earnest. Given Asuka’s spotless record, she may have been an obvious pick for Foxy’s Survivor Series squad, but that doesn’t make it any less of a game-changer.
Finn Bálor vs. Samoa Joe ended in a Double Count-out
The NXT rivalry between Finn Bálor and Samoa Joe is the stuff of Team Yellow legend — Live Event title changes, gruesome championship matches and the only defeat, to date, of The Demon in any capacity. So, it stood to reason their first Raw collision — the result of an open challenge issued by Joe after he took out Titus O’Neil before their scheduled match — would be one for the record books. But even Raw General Manager Kurt Angle found himself impressed by what ended up unfolding when the two former champions locked up.
Bálor and Joe managed to keep their aggression barely in check for the majority of the dead-heat match, but a Double Count-out led to a brawl that required a full platoon of officials to separate the warring Superstars. Angle, who was impressed with their attitude, ended up naming both Superstars to his Survivor Series team.
Both competitors seemed pleased to get the nod, though Bálor couldn’t resist delivering one last leaping forearm to Joe off the side of the stage. Brand supremacy requires these two coexist for one night, but if this match is any indication, even that may be asking too much of them.
Sasha Banks & Bayley def. Alicia Fox & Nia Jax
While Alicia Fox continues to scoop up Superstars for her Survivor Series team, conspicuous by their absences were Sasha Banks and Bayley, worthy competitors by any measure who Foxy had been nonetheless reticent to recruit. That lent a bit of show-me urgency to the two former Women’s Champions’ victorious tag effort against Alicia & Nia Jax, and it ended up paying off. For one of them, at least.
Neutralizing Jax turned out to be no easy task — it took a double-team effort by Bayley and The Boss to send her tumbling over the top rope, which took The Huggable One out of the running as well. Banks quickly submitted Alicia with a painful Bank Statement, but Fox once again surprised everyone by rewarding The Boss with a place on the Women’s Survivor Series team, albeit somewhat begrudgingly.
Braun Strowman def. Intercontinental Champion The Miz via Disqualification
If The Miz does indeed have a guardian angel looking out for him, it may well be The Devil’s Favorite Demon. The arrival of Kane saved The A-Lister from what was shaping up to be a long, painful night at the hands of Braun Strowman when he attacked The Monster Among Men in the midst of a Miz-Strowman bout that Kurt Angle had sanctioned earlier in the night, bringing the match to a disqualification close.
While the former WWE Champion got Strowman in position for a Chokeslam, The Monster Among Men answered with a Running Powerslam that Kane recovered from almost instantly. The Big Red Machine made a calculated retreat, but Strowman’s decimation of The Miz and The Miztourage moments later served as a demonstration of what may yet lie in his future. And, as if the Raw landscape wasn't monstrous enough with these two behemoths trading fists, Universal Champion Brock Lesnar makes his return to the red brand next Monday night.
WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne def. WWE Cruiserweight Champion Enzo Amore
Cruiserweight, meet BruiserWeight.
WWE Cruiserweight Champion Enzo Amore thought he was going to have an easy night on Raw. You know, show up, talk some trash about his Survivor Series challenger Kalisto — okay, talk a lot of trash about Kalisto — and call it a day. But Raw General Manager Kurt Angle had other plans, sanctioning an impromptu bout between Enzo and a truly unexpected opponent: WWE United Kingdom Champion Pete Dunne.
The Champion vs. Champion exhibition ended in horrifying fashion for Muscles Marinara, who was more focused on accusing a ringside Kalisto of setting up the Dunne contest with Angle than actually fighting Dunne. Enzo did luck his way into some offense after bouncing The BruiserWeight’s shoulder off the top rope and nearly earned a dirty pin with his feet on the ropes. However, Kalisto alerted the ref, and the U.K. Champion did the rest, blasting the distracted Amore with a forearm to the back of the head and putting him away with his bone-rattling signature move, the Bitter End. And, with the entire United Kingdom Championship division invited to tomorrow night's 205 Live, the punishment may not be over.
Cesaro & Sheamus def. Dean Ambrose & Seth Rollins to become the new Raw Tag Team Champions
Given the rumors of a second SmackDown LIVE raid on Raw following the siege two weeks ago, it was no surprise that Team Blue once again crossed the battle lines. What was surprising was the way the blue brand intruders managed to change the complexion of Survivor Series' head-to-head competition for brand supremacy by allowing Cesaro & Sheamus to supplant Dean Ambrose & Seth Rollins as Raw Tag Team Champions.
Looking to prove themselves as more worthy representatives of Raw at Survivor Series than Ambrose & Rollins, The Bar (who arrived to their match in a full Liverpool kit) had successfully petitioned Kurt Angle for one final championship match against The Shield’s resident titleholders. They made good on the opportunity, too, battling to a standstill until a surprise appearance from The New Day threw everything into chaos.
Big E’s roar of “AWWW MANCHESTER” brought the action to a halt and ya boys entered through the crowd in SmackDown blue a la The Shield to announce the arrival of “Under Siege Part II,” which brought out Angle and the entire Raw roster to chase them off. Despite the chaos, however, the match had never ended, and The Celtic Warrior blasted Rollins with a wicked Brogue Kick in the confusion. Sheamus made the cover, Cesaro held Ambrose down, and new champions were crowned as Angle and The Shield looked on in disbelief. With Roman Reigns slated to return next week, The Hounds of Justice will have plenty of business on their plate. And as for The Bar? Well, on Sunday, Nov. 19, they’ll report to The Uso Penitentiary.
