Seth Rollins comes out and brags about how great he looked on Sunday, and he says eventhough he didn’t walk out with the championship, he still impressed and proved himself. Rollins says he stuck a dagger in Brock Lesnar and almost beat him, which no one else can lay claim to. Rollins says he feels so good right now he’s issuing an open challenge to the locker room, and he doesn’t care who comes out. Ryback runs to the ring and Mercury and Noble help Rollins attack him, but Erick Rowan and Dolph Ziggler run out for the save.
Tyson Kidd (w/ Cesaro & Natalya) vs Jey Uso (w/ Jimmy Uso & Naomi)
Jey kicks Kidd a few times before Kidd catches him with an enziguiri, then Jey tackles him before Cesaro tries to interfere. Jimmy tackles him from the steps, then Kidd uses the distraction to hit a spinning neckbreaker for the win.
Winner – Tyson Kidd
BP: Short and sweet, nothing to really report here. Glad they are pushing different teams, since Cesaro & Kidd work well together.
Rusev and Lana come to the ring and Rusev says they all saw the controversial finish to the Royal Rumble, and he should have been declared winner. Lana rants (in Russian) about how upset she is and throws the mic back to Rusev, and he calls himself the most dominant and only unbeaten Superstar here. Rusev calls John Cena a loser that doesn’t belong in the ring with him, then Cena comes out and says Rusev should shut his mouth. Cena says if he doesn’t he’ll shut it for him, and Rusev can talk about all of his accomplishments, but he made a huge mistake saying Cena was no threat. Cena says he’s the face that runs the place and talks about all he’s done, then he says they can fight it out right now, but Lana tells Rusev not to waste his time and leaves with him.
BP: Brock Lesnar kicked Cena’s ass three times, and even four times in that 2012 loss (that we’re ‘supposed to’ forget), but somehow Cena still remains ‘the face to run the place.’ Other than that, very good promo considering how early it is in this program.
