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WWE Raw Highlights 16 August 2021

 

WWE Raw 8/16/21 August 16th 2021





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WWE Raw Results: Winners, Grades, Reaction and Highlights from August 16

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    Saturday is this year's SummerSlam pay-per-view, so Monday's episode was the go-home show for the Raw roster as it prepares for the Biggest Party of the Summer.

    Before the clash over the WWE Championship at SummerSlam, Goldberg and Bobby Lashley had one more face-to-face meeting.

    Randy Orton battled Omos in singles competition. This came one week after The Viper hit Riddle with his patented RKO. Did The Bro return the favor, or did he help Orton in an attempt to get back on his good side?

    We also saw Drew McIntyre take on Veer and Shanky in a handicap match with the added stipulation of Jinder Mahal's henchmen being banned from ringside at SummerSlam if McIntyre won.

    Let's take a look at everything that happened on Monday's Raw. 

Riddle vs. AJ Styles

1 OF 9

    Raw opened with a video package recapping what happened last week with Orton and Riddle before The Legend Killer made his way to the ring. He grabbed a mic and addressed what he did to The Bro.

    Orton said he doesn't need friends because he is a 14-time champion. He listed off all of his nicknames and said he doesn't have to explain himself to anybody. Riddle soon joined him and said Orton hit him with the RKO because he thought Orton did it to teach him how to hit the RKO properly. 

    AJ Styles and Omos came out on the stage to taunt the former tag team partners. He told Riddle that he is sick of hearing him say the word "Bro." Styles and Riddle agreed to have a match. Orton looked like he might stay to watch, but he ended up walking away.

    Styles rushed The Bro after the bell and hit a huge backbreaker for a two-count. Riddle nailed him with a kick to the chest and a senton before throwing him with a gutwrench suplex. 

    Riddle hit a nice senton from the middle rope to the floor as the show cut to a commercial. We returned to see The Bro hit a German suplex into a bridge for a near-fall. 

    Styles was able to apply the Calf Crusher, and Riddle barely made it to the bottom rope. Omos distracted Riddle to prevent him from hitting the Floating Bro. The Phenomenal One hit the Styles Clash for the pin. 

    Grade: B+

                                   

    Analysis

    Styles is right. Riddle can be incredibly annoying, but nobody can take anything away from him in the athleticism department. He and Styles worked well together and put on a good show.

    The Bro is just as good at selling as he is at hitting his own offensive moves. It's a trait he shares with guys like Dolph Ziggler and Rey Mysterio. 

    The opening promo was better than expected, too. All in all, this was a decent opening. The crowd seemed into it, and that's all that matters for most segments. 

Nikki A.S.H. vs. Rhea Ripley

2 OF 9

    Nikki A.S.H. gave another inspirational promo from backstage before she came to the ring for a match against Rhea Ripley. 

    Ripley easily overpowered the Almost Superhero and threw her down to the mat. Nikki managed to recover, hit a bulldog off the corner and a crossbody from the apron to the floor. 

    We returned from a break to see Ripley hit a nice delayed vertical suplex. Nikki broke out of a bear hug and took her down with a headscissor takeover. 

    A tornado DDT scored Nikki a two-count. Ripley caught her in a crossbody and hit a beautiful northern lights suplex for a near-fall. She hit the Riptide a moment later for the clean win. 

    The Queen taunted Nikki until the Almost Superhero attacked her out of anger. She and Ripley took turns hitting her before throwing her out of the ring. 

    Grade: B-

                                

    Analysis

    Nikki might look like a superhero, but WWE is booking her like the living embodiment of one of those Live, Laugh, Love posters. Saying inspiring things is fine, but superheroes also talk about beating up the villains from time to time. It's kind of their thing. 

    As usual, Charlotte was the perfect antagonist on commentary. She is so good at saying things that sound both evil and reasonable at the same time. 

    This was a decent match, but Nikki and Ripley appeared to have almost no chemistry as opponents at times. They got better over time, but it wasn't enough to make the crowd get loud. Booking a champion to lose clean right before a title defense is questionable at best. 

    Having Nikki lose her cool at the end is something WWE should make part of her character. If she has a small dark side she can't control, she would be far more interesting. 

Drew McIntyre vs. Veer and Shanky

3 OF 9

    McIntyre got the upper hand against Veer right away, but Shanky gave him a run for his money once he tagged into the ring. He nailed a big boot before tagging Veer back in. 

    The Scottish Warrior began to make a comeback and hit Shanky with a Michinoku driver. He spiked Veer with a Future Shock DDT before taking out Shanky with a Claymore for the win. 

    Grade: C

                                 

    Analysis

    Mahal getting frightened that McIntyre would impale with a sword was kind of funny, but WWE hasn't used his fear in a comedic way yet. Nobody thinks McIntyre is going to stab him, so there is no reason to play this so seriously. 

    This match didn't need to be too long. In fact, it was just about the perfect length of time. However, they didn't use that time as effectively as they could have.

    McIntyre should have been fighting from underneath, not looking like he could easily handle two men who are just as big as him. The crowd did not seem to care about this at all. 

    The post-match promo from McIntyre was better than some of his other recent speeches. 

Moist TV and The Miz vs. Damian Priest

4 OF 9

    John Morrison came out to host the first episode of Moist TV. The Miz joined him as his first guest, but when he went in for a hug, JoMo did not return it.

    He asked The Miz about his favorite movie before asking him if he was pretending to be injured. The A-Lister said he was not a liar, though Morrison should know that better than anybody.

    Damian Priest quickly interrupted as he and The Miz exchanged some insults. The Miz said he had never been injured before and didn't know what to expect, but he accidentally revealed he had been cleared for weeks.

    Morrison, upset that his partner lied to him about being healthy, suggested Priest take on The Miz tonight. The Archer of Infamy immediately agreed and pushed The Miz into the kiddie pool that was in the ring. 

    Sheamus came down to watch from the commentary table. The Miz tried to give him a high five, but the U.S. champion refused. Priest attacked him from behind and brought him back into the ring.

    The Miz pretended to fall on his bad knee so he could hang Priest up on the top rope. Johnny Drip Drip acted like he was going to hand The Miz a drip stick before pulling it back and walking away. Priest leveled him with a clothesline, then used Sheamus' own Brogue Kick to defeat The Miz as a way to mock his SummerSlam opponent. 

    Grade: C

                                

    Analysis

    Considering all of this started during The Royal Rumble, Priest and The Miz have been feuding on and off for almost eight months. This needs to be the end of it.

    Luckily, it appears WWE may be setting up Morrison and The Miz to have some issues moving forward while Priest keeps up his feud with Sheamus over the U.S. title.

    Moist TV had a few laughs, and the match that followed was right down the middle. The Miz and Morrison are both excellent at what they do, but they didn't have much to work within this segment. 

    Priest using Sheamus' finisher was a nice bit of mental manipulation at the end. 

Mace vs. Mansoor

5 OF 9

    Mustafa Ali accompanied Mansoor to the ring for his match against Mace, mentioning he would be there to watch Mansoor's back because he still has a lot to learn. T-Bar was there to support his partner, too. 

    Mansoor went for a single-leg takedown, but Mace threw him away like a bag of garbage. He slammed Mansoor with ease and put him in a camel clutch. 

    The young Superstar broke free and began to build some momentum. Ali interfered while the ref was looking the other way and helped Mansoor reverse a pinning combination to get the win. 

    Grade: C-

                              

    Analysis

    The little bit we saw between Mace and Mansoor was good, but it was too short to be memorable. Considering the match ended with some shenanigans, it wasn't as egregious as it could have been.

    Ali breaking the rules to help the valiant Mansoor is something that should not sit well with him. Mansoor needs to express doubt about his tactics next week. 

    Mace and T-Bar continue to be the most powerful jobbers in the business. Remember when T-Bar was having five-star matches with Keith Lee in NXT? Those were good times. 

Omos vs. Randy Orton

6 OF 9

    Omos said he was going to kill Orton in a pre-match interview. The Viper actually looked a little intimidated as he looked Omos in the eye during his entrance. 

    Orton went for the RKO right away, but Omos pushed him away. He caught Orton's fist in mid-punch and scooped him up for a massive body slam. 

    Orton was almost able to hit the RKO, but he was shoved out of the ring. Styles attacked Orton when he thought the ref wasn't looking, but the official saw him and called for the bell to declare a DQ.

    The Phenomenal One rolled The Viper back into the ring and told Omos to finish him. He brought Orton back out and threw him into the barricade to send him into the crowd. 

    Styles prepared to hit the Phenomenal Forearm before Riddle ran down to make the save. He sent Styles out of the ring, and kicked Omos off the apron. He helped Orton to his feet, and The Viper asked for a mic and said Riddle earned his respect. R-K-Bro is back. 

    Grade: C+

                             

    Analysis

    Ending this with a disqualification might extend the feud a bit, but it was the laziest option WWE had. A no-contest finish would have been slightly better.

    Everything else about this was booked well. The way Omos dominated Orton made perfect sense, and The Viper did a great job putting him over as a monster. 

    The crowd seemed happy to see Orton and Riddle reunite. It looks like we now know who will challenge for the Raw tag titles at SummerSlam. 

Jeff Hardy vs. Karrion Kross

7 OF 9

    Karrion Kross attacked Jeff Hardy backstage to get an early advantage before the match began. Hardy still decided to compete and went right after Kross as soon as he got into the ring. 

    The Charismatic Enigma hit a series of signature moves before Kross countered the Twist of Fate and locked in the Krossjacket submission. Hardy had no choice but to tap out.

    Grade: C+

                             

    Analysis

    If this is how their first match was booked, Kross might have started building momentum on Raw. He should be portrayed as a dominant monster like this.

    The only thing wrong with this is how Scarlett has not once appeared on Raw with him. There is no logic behind that decision. 

    This match was very short, but it's also exactly what it needed to be, so it's hard to judge it too harshly for being a little anticlimactic. 

Nikki A.S.H. and Rhea Ripley vs. Charlotte and Nia Jax

8 OF 9

    After Sonya Deville and Adam Pearce booked Charlotte in a tag team match with Nikki and Ripley, The Queen recruited Nia Jax as her partner.

    Jax and Nikki started for their teams. Nikki tried to hit some forearms to the body, but Jax brushed her off like an annoying bug. She scooped the Raw women's champion up and dropped her in the corner. She hit Nikki and shook her butt in her face in the corner like she was Rikishi. 

    Charlotte tagged in and nailed Nikki with a big boot at ringside. After a commercial, Nikki was finally able to tag Ripley in to unleash a flurry of clotheslines on The Queen.

    She singlehandedly took out Jax and Charlotte before getting a two-count with a northern lights suplex. After Jax tagged in and took control, Charlotte tagged herself in so she could hit Natural Selection on Ripley for the win. 

    Grade: C+

                              

    Analysis

    This match was alright. There was nothing wrong with it, it just didn't do anything to hype the triple threat at SummerSlam or make anybody but Charlotte look good.

    Shayna Baszler watching from backstage could have led to something interesting, but it didn't, at least not yet. We will have to see what happens with her and Jax down the line.

    This makes two matches in one night where WWE made the Raw women's champion look weak, and not in an underdog kind of way.

Goldberg and Bobby Lashley Meet One More Time

9 OF 9

    Goldberg came out to close the show with his confrontation with Lashley. He said MVP and Lashley kept bringing his son into this, so he officially introduced Gage Goldberg to the crowd. He said he wanted his son to see who his father really is at SummerSlam.

    The All Mighty's music hit and he made his way out with MVP by his side. Lashley's hype man said Goldberg used to be a man of action, but now all he did was talk because he is scared of the WWE champion. 

    Goldberg used a not-so-PG word to respond and Speared Lashley after he tried to take a cheap shot. 

    Grade: C-

                             

    Analysis

    The stuff with Goldberg and his son was cool, but nothing else about this did anything to elevate his upcoming match with Lashley. 

    Their exchange was as generic as it gets. When you contrast this to the segment with John Cena and Roman Reigns on SmackDown, it's a big difference in quality. 

    This week's show was relatively tame for a go-home episode, but it had some enjoyable moments, which is more than can be said about some weeks. At this point with Raw, average is the best we can hope fo

Friday 13 August 2021

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    Just eight days before its blockbuster SummerSlam pay-per-view in Las Vegas, WWE hit the Fox airwaves with an episode of SmackDown that saw John Cena return for a face-to-face showdown with Universal champion Roman Reigns.

    The showdown between franchise stars headlined a show that saw Sasha Banks and SmackDown women's champion Bianca Belair sign the contract for their match at The Biggest Party of the Summer and Apollo Crews defend his Intercontinental Championship against Shinsuke Nakamura. 

    Was the reigning titleholder able to turn back the challenge of WWE's resident king? What went down between Cena and Reigns, Belair and Banks?

    Find out with this recap of the August 13 episode.

Match Card

1 OF 8

    Announced for Friday's event are:

        

    • John Cena returns to SmackDown, comes face-to-face with Roman Reigns
    • Intercontinental Championship Match: Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Apollo Crews (c)
    • Sasha Banks and Bianca Belair sign the contract for their SummerSlam match

        

    Coverage begins at 8 p.m.

John Cena and Roman Reigns Go Face-to-Face Ahead of SummerSlam

2 OF 8

    Credit: WWE

    The Summer of Cena continued at the top of Friday’s show as Peacemaker himself hit the ring as the hype for his Universal Championship Match against Roman Reigns at SummerSlam went into hyperdrive. The beloved babyface and franchise player issued a grade of ‘D’ to Reigns, labeling him as a disappointment. He also admitted The Head of the Table will beat the hell out of him at SummerSlam...but he will still lose.

    Reigns interrupted and following a commercial break, finally joined Cena in the squared circle for their advertised face-off.

    Cena claimed Reigns has been pushed by WWE, through failure after failure. He said WWE asked him to come back and offer Reigns some humble pie. 

    Reigns said he thought there would be something fresh to Cena’s act. Reigns mockingly hyped Cena’s resume, bringing up the breakup with Nikki Bella. Cena returned fire, mentioning the protection Reigns has enjoyed from the WWE system and suggested he ruined Seth Rollins and ran Dean Ambrose off.

    Cena ended the segment by suggesting he might take the Universal Championship and leave, thus embarrassing The Tribal Chief in a way he never has been.

        

    Grade

    A+

        

    Analysis

    This was nearly a half-hour and every single minute of it was compelling television, thanks to Cena’s unparalleled mic skills and a more confident Reigns than the last time they sparred verbally.

    For a SummerSlam match that had stars but lackluster booking behind it, this was everything it needed to be to put some heat behind it and make fans that much more excited to invest in.

    The idea that Cena may take off with the Universal title, heading back to Hollywood and leaving WWE without a champion, is an interesting idea that the company really should explore a bit in the last week before the pay-per-view.

    Reigns suggesting Cena could win the WWE title from Bobby Lashley, but not the Universal Championship from him, was a nice jab at Raw and a tip of the hat to the on-screen rivalry that exists between the two brands.

    Just straight fire from two greats.

Intercontinental Championship Match: King Nakamura vs. Apollo Crews

3 OF 8

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    Intercontinental champion Apollo Crews, accompanied by Commander Azeez, defended against Shinsuke Nakamura, accompanied by Rick Boogs. Early interference from the seconds led to their banishment from ringside ahead of the commercial break.

    Back from the timeout, Crews sought a 450 splash but missed. He recovered and dodged a Kinshasa but moments later, the undisputed king delivered his trademark finisher and scored his second IC title reign.

    After the match, the new champ, Boogs and commentator Pat McAfee celebrated.

        

    Result

    Nakamura defeated Crews to win the title

        

    Grade

    B

        

    Analysis

    And so Crews’ title reign ends, not with a bang, but a whimper.

    The now-former champion once had momentum on his side as one of the breakout heels on the SmackDown roster but had seen his profile on the show diminish in recent months while Nakamura gained more screen time and renewed popularity thanks to the partnership with Boogs.

    It is disappointing to see Crews’ time come to an end in a relatively nondescript rivalry, especially considering the work he put into his persona. One can only hope he does not fade into obscurity because he has been one of the unsung workhorses of WWE dating back to his United States Championship run last year.

    As for Nakamura, the win at least gives him something significant to do after spending far too long wandering aimlessly prior to the Corbin feud.

The Street Profits vs. Alpha Academy

4 OF 8

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    The rivalry between The Street Profits and Alpha Academy wrote its latest chapter as Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins battled Otis and Chad Gable in a match that could very well have determined next in line for the SmackDown tag titles.

    Otis showcased his power, and Gable highlighted his mat game but it was not enough to earn the victory. Ford flew through the air late, wiping Otis out on the floor. Back inside, Dawkins downed Gable and scored the pinfall victory for his team.

        

    Result

    The Street Profits defeated Alpha Academy

       

    Grade

    C

        

    Analysis

    For a match with two months of build, this was fairly brief and did nothing to really make either team look that much better than when they entered.

    The commentary team can hype the implications of a win to the tag team title aspirations, but when such little time is devoted to it, it becomes clear to the audience just how much of a priority the two teams are at this point.

    No, they don’t have SummerSlam matches and time is being devoted to the stories that will culminate at that show. So...why bother? Book an angle that continues the feud, then blow it off after the pay-per-view.

Seth Rollins Talks Edge and Their SummerSlam Match

5 OF 8

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    Seth Rollins made his way to the squared circle next, announcing to the fans in Tulsa that The Rated R Superstar was not there tonight. In his place, Rollins aired a video package that counteracted the Hall of Famer’s claims and exclaimed that The Architect is better than his SummerSlam opponent.

    Rollins said Edge put himself between him and the Universal Championship and now it is affecting his family.

    He vowed to make up for 2014, when he hesitated to end Edge next Saturday night at SummerSlam. 

        

    Grade

    A

       

    Analysis

    This Rollins-Edge promo has been fantastic, thanks in large part to the work of the heel.

    Rollins walks the fine line between comically over-the-top and deadly serious so well that you never really know exactly what to expect from him. Here, he was great, shaking off the smiles and laughs to address Edge directly, adding gravity to the feud with the comment about Edge’s interference in his pursuit of the Universal title costing his family.

    This was a money promo that informed the audience of the root of the feud, what is at stake and what it means to the competitors. Kudos to Rollins for carrying it. Hopefully, Edge returns next week to put an exclamation point on the build.

The Mysterios vs. Dolph Ziggler and Robert Roode

6 OF 8

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    Former tag team champions did battle Friday as The Mysterios squared off with Dolph Ziggler and Robert Roode, just eight days before challenging The Usos for the titles at SummerSlam.

    Rey and son Dominik rolled late, thanks to the energetic comeback by the rookie competitor, until Jimmy and Jey Uso appeared on the video screen. They attempted to distract the young star, and succeeded, but an alert Rey led his team to victory.

        

    Result

    The Mysterios defeated Ziggler and Roode

        

    Grade

    C+

        

    Analysis

    The match itself wasn’t much different than what we have seen out of these two teams before. What helped elevate the grade was the subtle teases at dissension between father and son, as well as the Usos’ attempted interference that served as hype for the PPV title match.

    Rey and Dominik are headed to a nasty breakup that will ultimately turn the young star heel and setup a heated grudge match and these little hints of father growing frustrated with his son’s stubbornness are a great way to plant the seeds.

Kevin Owens vs. Baron Corbin

7 OF 8

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    Baron Corbin made his way to the ring to continue his campaign for financial donations. He asked for a minimum of $1,000 from everyone and even revealed he has a credit card swiper set up on his phone. Kevin Owens interrupted and challenged Corbin to a match, agreeing to give his rival the money but if he wins, Corbin can never beg anyone again.

    The competitive match continued through the commercial break, returning with both men fighting on the ropes. Owens shoved Corbin to the mat and delivered a senton for two. Corbin answered with Deep Six, but could not put his opponent away.

    Corbin tried for a rollup with feet on the ropes but could not secure the win. Moments later, Owens delivered a rollup and scored the win. After the bout, he added a stunner for good measure.

    After the commercial break, Corbin stole the Money in the Bank briefcase from Big E and ran out of the building with it.

        

    Result

    Owens defeated Corbin

        

    Grade

    B

        

    Analysis

    This was a strong, competitive match between two of the workhorses of WWE. 

    Corbin has long been an underrated in-ring performer but the character he has perfected to this point only helps elevate his performance. Owens is consistently great, regardless of the attention WWE Creative is paying him at any given time. They worked well together here, even if there is no intention for the feud to continue.

    Corbin stealing the Money in the Bank briefcase was a nice touch. While there is absolutely no argument or reason for Big E to lose his title opportunity at this point, a feud with Corbin would give him something to do considering the fact that he has been hanging around backstage with no real direction.

Sasha Banks and Bianca Belair Sign the Contract for SummerSlam

8 OF 8

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    Sonya Deville presided over the contract signing between Bianca Belair and Sasha Banks ahead of their SummerSlam showdown for the SmackDown Women’s Championship. 

    After some tense back and forth, Banks introduced Carmella and Zelina Vega as her insurance policies of sorts. After both champion and No. 1 contender signed on the dotted line, Belair attempted to get the jump on the heels, only to find herself beaten down.

    Banks, looking to humiliate her foe, repeatedly smashed her into the table, then applied a Bank Statement assisted by Belair’s own ponytail to close the show.

        

    Grade

    A

       

    Analysis

    Banks, Carmella and Vega just casually setting aside their differences leaves a lot to be desired from a creative perspective, especially after the latter and The Boss sparred verbally a week ago, but this was another strong promo segment on a show full of them.

    The intensity, the delivery...all off it was on-point and really hammered home the idea that these two women do not like each other. After being humiliated and beaten down this week, it will be interesting to see if Belair will react emotionally and if she does, can Banks capitalize and use said emotions against her?

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