This one benefits from the recency of its air date, as Raw episodes are uploaded with a delay of several weeks. There isn't much to say about this one; it's quite an unremarkable show. The main event was a six-man tag match featuring Ryback teaming with a couple of up-and-comers named Kane and The Big Show taking on The Wyatt Family, an angle which lead to a half-hearted heel turn for Ryback. AJ Styles had a decent match with The Miz, Kevin Owens won a fatal five-way to become the Intercontinental champion, and top-tier wrestling contenders such as Heath Slater and Summer Rae walked away with pinfall victories via the most dangerous move in the entire WWE arsenal: the distraction roll-up. Outside of that, the standout moment of the show was a brief second where Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns embraced before Ambrose grabbed Reigns and teased hitting him with Dirty Deeds. The segment is notable because it was essentially a test-run for a "heel turn" for Dean that resulted in him getting the loudest pop of the night.
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