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By the end of the show, Raw Underground was overrun by The Hurt Business, with MVP, Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin taking out nearly everyone in attendance before McMahon congratulated them and invited them to stay as long as they wanted because "anything goes" at Raw Underground.

Something that happened again as Crews was in the ring, with the announce team blaming the issues on "weather in the area." Before the match, MVP claimed again to be the true United States champion after Crews was unable to wrestle at Extreme Rules.

After some early back-and-forth, things got a bit nastier with big strikes before MVP was pulled out of the ring by his Hurt Business crew, only for Crews to hit a huge dive onto the three men.

After the match, MVP claimed the flickering lights made for "unsafe working conditions." MVP said he didn't care about Crews' wife or kids, he just cared about the rematch and he wants it at SummerSlam.

Riott said the only thing that could have made the moment of scoring her first singles win in several months better would be if Liv Morgan was there to celebrate with her last week, at which point Owens invited Morgan to the ring.

Drew McIntyre got the better of a war of words with Randy Orton: McIntyre thanked Orton for the lesson he received last week when Orton warned him he would strike, only to RKO the WWE champion to end the show.

McIntyre explained that Orton didn't have to work for everything in the same way as others, instead getting handed everything by being a legacy, also pointing out all the times Orton should have been fired for poor behavior in the past.

Orton interrupted, running McIntyre down for not showing the same level of respect he had last week when he laid down the challenge for a WWE title match at SummerSlam.

Orton agreed he should have been fired many times over, but he is more valuable than McIntyre will ever be.

Orton challenged McIntyre to say something original about him, leading McIntyre to say that Orton represents everything that is wrong with WWE.

McIntyre then said he would cash in receipts at SummerSlam before kicking Orton's head off.

Owens said he was just trying to be a locker room leader unlike Randy Orton.

This all led to Owens throwing down a challenge to face Orton next week on Raw.

She instead called Buck a "runt" and said she was doing her job by taking him out last week, before challenging Buck to a match.

Tozawa bailed from the ring as soon as the match started, sneaking back in and trying to roll up Benjamin moments later.

Tozawa's ninjas got involved, with The Hurt Business taking them out and allowing Tozawa to hit a senton on Truth to score the win and the title in a short match.

After the match, Asuka called for a Raw women's title match at SummerSlam.

Baszler said she'd be rooting for Asuka to win the title, because she wants to dismember her once she has the belt.

Banks then interrupted the two and said Asuka could get her title match at SummerSlam if she beats Bayley next week on Raw.

Dominick Mysterio took out Seth Rollins and Murphy: Earlier in the night, Mysterio issued a challenge to Rollins for a match at SummerSlam.

Before addressing the challenge, Rollins said he and Murphy had "house cleaning" to do, before asking Tom Phillips if he considered himself a professional, pointing out that Phillips was cheering Dominick last week when he attacked Rollins with a kendo stick!

Rollins told Murphy to "take" Phillips, leading Samoa Joe to stand up and stop the two from pursuing his colleague.

Rollins said Joe "does not want to do this" before Joe responded, "Yes, I do." Rollins invited Joe to the ring, but as Rollins and Murphy used chairs to keep him from entering the ring, Dominick slid in from behind and took the men out with a kendo stick before hitting Rollins with a double-leg takedown, a 619 and a dive onto Rollins and Murphy on the outside.

After the attack, Rollins accepted Dominick's challenge as the young man stood tall in the middle of the ring.

Shane McMahon introduced Raw Underground, and The Hurt Business took over: The first Raw Underground segment aired at the top of the final hour of the show, with Dabba-Kato (a renamed Babatunde) beat up a few guys in a worked shoot segment.

Later, Erik of the Viking Raiders beat up someone only identified by McMahon as "this tough kid." MVP and The Hurt Business eventually blamed Raw Underground and the associated technical glitches for their run of bad luck on the night.

In the final segment on the show, Dolph Ziggler won a fight before MVP and The Hurt Business entered the area and MVP announced Raw Underground was under new management!

The Hurt Business members then jumped into the "crowd" and began attacking anyone they could get their hands on!

The Hurt Business took over Raw Underground: Dolph Ziggler won a fight at Raw Underground before MVP and The Hurt Business entered the area and MVP announced Raw Underground was under new management.

The Hurt Business members then jumped into the "crowd" and began attacking people.

Dominick Mysterio took out Seth Rollins and Murphy: Earlier in the night, Dominick Mysterio issued a challenge to Rollins for a match at SummerSlam.

Before addressing the challenge, Rollins said he and Murphy had "house cleaning" to do, before asking Tom Phillips if he considered himself a professional, pointing out that Phillips was cheering Dominick last week when he attacked Rollins with a kendo stick.

Rollins told Murphy to "take" Phillims, leading Samoa Joe to stand up and stop the two, with Rollins saying Joe "does not want to do this" before Joe responded, "yes, I do." Rollins then invited Joe to the ring.

As Rollins and Murphy used chairs to keep Joe from entering the ring, Dominick slid into the ring and took the men out with a kendo stick before hitting Rollins with a double-leg takedown, a 619 and a dive onto Rollins and Murphy on the outside.

After the attack, Rollins accepted Dominick's challenge as the young man stood tall in the middle of the ring.

The Hurt Business were interviewed backstage: They were asked about MVP losing to Apollo Crews and Shelton Benjamin losing the 24/7 title

The Hurt Business then seemed ready to go to Raw Underground to handle things themselves