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After weeks of buildup, Cody Rhodes and Shinsuke Nakamura stepped into the ring on Raw results to see if they could put this feud to bed once and for all.

Skip to main content. Watch every Premium Live Event and get unlimited access to WWE's premium content - available to you anywhere, anytime, on any device. Sign up for Peacock to watch. Raquel Rodriguez is officially back and sent a message to the Elimination Chamber field by winning the Last Chance Battle Royal in thrilling fashion to punch her ticket to Perth. Rodriguez's return was not well received in the ring, but the powerhouse used her incredible might to eliminate Xia Li and Isla Dawn early. The chaos was palpable as every Superstar in the ring battled for the opportunity to compete inside the Elimination Chamber, with Zoey Stark and Shayna Baszler teaming up to eliminate several Superstars. The teamwork of The Judgment Day proved to be formidable, but R-Truth and his teammates weathered the storm and fought back in a big way.

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Find out the answer to that and more with this recap of the February 19 episode of WWE's flagship show. Cody Rhodes and Drew McIntyre tore the house down at the top of Monday's show, kicking things off with a banger of a match. Back-and-forth action defined the bout, with neither man gaining a sustained advantage for most of it. The two men traded signature moves, strikes and countered each other's finishers, refusing to let the other deliver the knockout blow that decided the outcome. Instead, it would be the interfering Jimmy Uso who distracted the official and allowed Solo Sikoa to flatten Rhodes with the Samoan Spike, setting the men's Royal Rumble winner up for the Claymore as McIntyre scored the win. The finish was right out of WrestleMania 39, where Sikoa came from the crowd shrouded in black and delivered the Samoan Spike to cost Rhodes the match against Roman Reigns. It was a nice callback that served as a bit of mind games from The Bloodline to the man who ruined its main event plans for this year's show. McIntyre appeared conflicted as he watched The Bloodline interfere on his behalf, remembering that his bitterness traces back to their involvement in his Undisputed WWE Universal Championship loss to Reigns at Clash at the Castle in September Great action and advanced stories helped elevate the opening to the show. Great stuff from all involved and, most importantly, it made sense within the context of all that we already know. The sixth and final participant in the women's Elimination Chamber match was determined Monday night as Raquel Rodriguez returned and cashed her ticket to Australia with a Battle Royal victory. Rodriguez overcame the united front of Baszler and Stark, dumping them consecutively to earn her win.

R-Truth continues to be a highlight every week in his segments with The Judgment Day, but Monday's show took things to another level with the video package that was produced. Baszler and Stark impressed as a team, making their definitive losses in qualifiers that much raw results confusing. Uso storyline, WWE had to find a "big moment" to set up a seemingly inevitable match between the two, raw results.

As WWE continues to build toward WrestleMania 40, the promotion appeared to use Raw on Monday night to plant the final seeds for one of the year's biggest matches. As Jey Uso was on the verge of ending Gunther's record-breaking run as intercontinental champion in the show's main event, Jimmy Uso intervened to cost his twin brother the title. Jimmy's interference came as Jey seemingly had the title won. Jimmy then added insult to injury by continuing to assault his brother after the match ended. This will almost certainly lead to the Usos facing off in singles action at WrestleMania, which takes place on April 6 and 7 from Philadelphia. Intercontinental Championship -- Gunther c def.

Drew McIntyre cashed his ticket to WrestleMania 40 and a shot at world heavyweight champion Seth Rollins by way of his victory inside the Elimination Chamber at the weekend. Monday night, the Scot addressed his win and impending match with The Visionary on the first episode of Raw on the fast lane to The Showcase of the Immortals. The latest from the self-proclaimed "Savior of WrestleMania" headlined a broadcast that also featured Cody Rhodes in action, the culmination of the rivalry between The New Day and Imperium, and a showdown between Sami Zayn and Shinsuke Nakamura. Find out who emerged victorious, what it meant for the build to 'Mania, and what surprises WWE had in store for fans with this recap of the February 26 broadcast. Dominik Mysterio was drowned out by the disdain of the WWE Universe as he introduced women's world champion Rhea Ripley, who entered the arena to a strong ovation just days after successfully retaining at the Elimination Chamber in her native Australia. Becky Lynch interrupted in short order, sparking a verbal back-and-forth that saw each stake a claim to a victory in their title bout at WrestleMania 40 in Philadelphia.

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With WrestleMania rapidly approaching, Drew McIntyre is not content to be lost in the shuffle after earning his shot at the world heavyweight championship. Rhodes and Rollins agreed to have one another's back when the duo head to SmackDown on Friday night to answer Rock's challenge in person. But when Rollins ignored McIntyre to save Jey Uso later in the night, an enraged McIntyre delivered a violent message as the show went off the air. Reigns on Night 2. Rhodes said he understood if Rollins didn't want to participate in the match and instead focus on his world heavyweight championship defense against Drew McIntyre. But Rollins said some things are too big to pass up and taking down Rock and Reigns are one of those things. The duo ended the segment by saying they would both confront The Bloodline live on SmackDown to formally deliver their response to the challenge for a tag match. Drew McIntyre def. Jey Uso via pinfall after a Claymore. Uso was in control when Solo Sikoa emerged from the crowd.

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This wasn't a standout match, but it was a passable filler bout that helped continue this weird story with Truth and The Judgment Day. It was revealed that Jimmy Uso was ringing the bell to cause a distraction. Ivar took control after a seated senton in the corner took his rival off his feet. The false finish at the end, with Green popping out from under the ring only to see her sneak attack on Rodriguez fail miserably as she was tossed to the floor, was a lot of fun, too. The Royal Rumble is just a few weeks away but WWE has already done a lot of planning to set things up, so the next few weeks will be more about building the existing stories than adding new ones. Drew McIntyre def. It's incredible. WWE's creative process always thrives at this time of the year, and it made a packed three-hour edition feel relatively short, which is the mark of an enjoyable show. The super hurricanrana that Chance hit on Green was incredible. Double count-outs are never fun, but if they have to happen for the sake of a story, this is the right way to do it. It was Jimmy preventing his brother from achieving individual glory. The exchange of chops was good. Grade: B.

The numbers advantage in WarGames is always a key piece of the storytelling for the iconic match. That advantage was up for grabs on Raw on Monday night, but the losing team may have scored the biggest win by adding a surprising member as their fifth man for the match at Survivor Series on Saturday. But it was the team of Uso, Cody Rhodes, Seth Rollins and Sami Zayn who delivered the biggest blow of the night, announcing that they had secured Randy Orton as the fifth man on their team before the show went off the air.

Back-and-forth action defined the bout, with neither man gaining a sustained advantage for most of it. The champion's mocking of the challenger led to a quintet of huge spears from Uso, but he could not find a way to defeat Gunther. After putting Nakamura through a table, Rhodes hit his finisher for the pin and the win. When Rhodes hit a Pedigree, Nakamura landed on top of his own knee instead of extending both legs behind him. Drew McIntyre def. Go to Flow. These are two guys who are known for their work rate and athleticism, so this was never going to be anything less than a good performance. Shayna Baszler vs. It earned its place in the main event of this broadcast. It was a nice callback that served as a bit of mind games from The Bloodline to the man who ruined its main event plans for this year's show.