The Glorious One takes on the bitter KO one-on-one for the first time ever on Raw.

Bobby Roode remains a dark-horse pick to win the Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match, but he’s got a lot of ground to cover after suffering his second consecutive loss since qualifying for the match. Granted, his loss tonight to Kevin Owens came as something of a surprise: Owens had been duly punished by Roode for his insults at the top of the show, but he reversed the Glorious DDT and stacked Roode up for a pinfall.

Even though KO got one over on The Glorious One, he wasn’t anywhere near out of the woods when it came to Braun Strowman. The Monster Among Men clearly hadn’t forgotten about Owens’ shenanigans earlier in the evening, and he finally settled up with KO in the form of two Running Powerslams after the match. Roode had been gleefully egging Strowman on, though it turned out he was no less immune to These Hands, as The Glorious One was subjected to a Running Powerslam of his own before Strowman finally made his exit.