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In the main event of RAW, after an interference from Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso managed to pick up the victory over Solo Sikoa, meaning that he has to join The Bloodline once again. RAW went off the air with 12 minutes to spare, making it a considerably shorter episode than the usual two-and-a-half hours that it runs.

This now means that Jey Uso gets to “deliver” Solo Sikoa straight to Roman Reigns, who will be on RAW next week. The tournament to determine Reigns’ next World Heavyweight Title contender has already begun, with Penta taking one step ahead. Some of the other favorites in the tournament include Dragon Lee (who beat Dominik Mysterio this week) and Rey Fenix. The winner will compete for the World Title in Mexico City next month on RAW.

As for Solo, one has to wonder what the storyline will be here if he is still reluctant to fall in line for The Tribal Chief.