Are AJ Styles, Luke Gallows & Karl Anderson — the nefarious trio now calling themselves The O.C., as in "Original Club" — truly the most dominant group on Raw? It might be true these days, but the good brothers certainly got put in their place by a pair of dominant factions during The Phenomenal One’s bout against Seth Rollins. The proceedings — which featured Jerry "The King" Lawler as guest commentator — were interrupted by Triple H & Shawn Michaels, who evened the odds in DX garb. The O.C. threw caution to the wind, and AJ took a disqualification loss when Gallows & Anderson jumped Rollins in the middle of the match rather than allow Styles to potentially suffer the Stomp.

The O.C., sensing kindred spirits that could be swayed, attempted to win over DX with a Too Sweet in the middle of the ring. In fairness, the tactic worked for Gallows & Anderson at Raw 25, but tonight, they received a DX chop and a hockey fight in response. When Styles, Gallows & Anderson regrouped at ringside, Road Dogg and X-Pac emerged from behind the curtain, as did Kevin Nash and Razor Ramon in nWo gear. It was, as Dogg said, The O.C.s vs. The O.G.s, and in this case, the former didn’t want none. They did, however, get something as they made their retreat: The two famous words, delivered by Rollins himself.

The members of O.C. explain that they are the most dominant faction in WWE, as the original, the official, the only Club that matters.