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WWE RAW REPORT
SEPTEMBER 9, 2024
CALGARY, ALB. AT SCOTIABANK SADDLEDOME
AIRED LIVE ON TBS
Commentators: Joe Tessitore, Wade Barrett
Ring Announcer: Justin Roberts
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[HOUR ONE]
-After “Then, Now, Together, Forever,” Joe Tessitore introduced the show as they showed an image of Calgary’s downtown. He commented over footage of the arrivals of Drew McIntyre, Bron Breakker, Jade Cargill & Bianca Belair, and Alba Fyre & Isla Dawn. He also hyped the special appearance of Bret Hart.
-They cut to the arena where Wade Barrett and Tessitore introduced the show while standing at ringside with the fans behind them. Tessitore asked Barrett if he was ready for an eight-person street fight, followed by an over-the-top smile at Barrett as if nothing like that had ever taken place before. Barrett turned to the crowd who cheered. Tessitore threw to a video package providing background on the eight-man tag match.
(Keller’s Analysis: Tessitore’s cadence has me looking for the 1.5x button. It’s just so drawn out at the start and over-enunciated. And he talks to viewers on camera as if he’s trying to convince us we’re had too many glasses of wine to drive and he really wants us to know that it’d be better if… WE… handed… OVER… the… KEYS. It’s just too far from normal speaking to feel comfortable and natural. It’s like he’s trying to sound like an actor making fun of a 1970s sports announcer stereotype. He’s like a derivative of someone imitating Howard Cosell. He’s not horrible by any means, but I would rather he just talk in a way that closer resembled how a typical person talks. It still sounds patronizing, and pro wrestling fans have an above-average aversion to that. All that said, I thought he was largely good last week and this could be nerves or just trying to find his footing. He seems open to suggestions. Hosting a major pro wrestling show with no prior connection to the product or the fans is tough in terms of finding the right tone, and it’s more of a journey than a place you just get totally right at the start.)
-A vignette aired on the Wyatt Sicks-American Made storyline so far. Uncle Howdy said he is the voice of the reckoning.
(1) THE WYATT SICKS (Rowan & Dexter Lumis & Joe Gacy & Nikki Cross w/Bo “Uncle Howdy” Dallas) vs. AMERICAN MADE (Chad Gable & The Creeds & Ivy Nile)
American Made came out first and fans chanted, “You suck!” Barrett said the Wyatt Sicks have been haunting American Made everywhere they go and every step they take. The Wyatts made their long stroll to the ring. They stood at ringside and stared down American Made, who were standing on the opposite ring apron. Ivy Nile entered the ring. Nikki charged in and tackled her. The bell rang 10 minutes into the show. The other six paired off and fought. They all ended up at ringside right away.
Nikki put a trash can over Ivy’s head and kicked it. Ivy came back and slammed Nikki onto the announce desk. Gable smashed Dexter with a kendo stick. Gable hit Rowan with a kendo stick. Rowan no-sold it and then suplexed both Creeds at once. Rowan pulled a table out from under the ring and set it up. Ivy sprayed Rowan with a fire extinguisher. Gable bashed Rowan with a chair and then slammed him through a table.
Gable and Julius attacked Dexter in the ring. Gable swung a chair at Dexter, but Dexter ducked and slammed him and then landed a leaping legdrop. Gacy clotheslined both Creeds in the ring. Dexter put Gable on a table as the crowd loudly chanted, “This is awesome!” The Creeds put a trash can over Gacy’s head and bashed it with kendo sticks. Nikki crawled out from under the ring and moved toward Ivy and then bashed her with the kendo stick. She smashed her head into the table and then they both tumbled over the table.
At 10:00, the Creeds lifted Gacy who still had a trash can over his head. They threw him into the corner. The trash can fell to the floor. The Creeds set up a suplex of Gacy through a table they set up in the ring. Rowan stood at ringside and made a comeback, knocking down the Creeds as thye charged at him at ringside. Rowan picked up part of the ring barricade and rammed it into Gable and the Creeds.
The brawl continued including Gacy powerbombing Dexter onto Julius. Gacy put Brutus on the table. Dexter leaped off the top rope and landed a legdrop on Brutus, breaking the table. The crowd was enthusiastically popping and cheering. Gacy put Gable on a table in the ring, but when Gacy climbed to the top rope, Gable popped up and delivered an Olympic slam through the table. Gable scored a two count, then applied an anklelock. Ivy hit Gable with the kendo stick. Nikki entered the ring and gave Gable a German suplex to break the anklelock. She tossed Nikki out of the ring. Fans chanted, “Holy shit!” Nikki gave Ivy a neckbreaker off the ring apron onto a pile of chairs at ringside.
Rowan clotheslined Gable at ringside and then claw-slammed Gable onto the ringside steps. Howdy watched from ringside while kneeling and grunting. Rowan threw Gable into the ring. Dexter frog-slashed onto Gable for the win.
WINNERS: The Wyatt Sicks in 17:00.
(Keller’s Analysis: A good, intense, high-octane brawl to kick off the season premiere with a crowd that ate it up.)
-In-house commercials aired for WWE merchandise and WWE Weeks on USA Network the next three weeks.
-They went to Tessitore at ringside with Barrett, again obviously reading from notes from in front of him for prompts on what to say as he threw to a video package on The Judgment Day angle with Damien Priest and Rhea Ripley last week. Tessitore also announced that Raw will be cut to two hours starting Oct. 7 through the end of 2024 before the show moves to Netflix.
-Tessitore then said Rhea would face Liv Morgan in a match for the Women’s World Title at Badd Blood on Oct. 5.
-Finn Balor entered the ring. He said Priest says he screwed them, but the truth is Priest screwed The Judgment Day. Balor said he helped Priest up, and as he did that, Priest held him down. He said he was his friend and brother. He said he was the guy who had his back and made sure he stayed champion. He said he should have been World Champion a long time ago if not for Priest lurking behind his back with the briefcase every chance he could. He said every time he got close to the title, it was Priest who screwed him. He told him to stop hiding in the back because he had things to say to his face.
Priest marched out and entered the ring and immediately sternly told Balor he’s going to let him say what he wants to say, but then he’s going to “drop your ass.” Balor said he can’t tell him what to say anymore because he isn’t his sidekick anymore. “I ain’t no sidekick,” he insisted. A “Sidekick!” chant almost got going. He challenged Priest to a match at Badd Blood. Priest said, “Fine, I accept!” He said he’s now going to do what he came out there to do.
Balor told him he’s forgotten one thing. He asked if he remembers The Judgment Day playbook. Priest said he wrote the playbook. Dominik Mysterio, J.D. McDonaugh, and Carlito joined Balor in stomping away at Priest. Rhea limped out on a crutch. Liv Morgan ran out. Ripley took her out with a crutch, and the bashed Dom with it in the aisle. Liv clipped her leg from behind. In the ring, Liv bashed Ripley with the crutch. Priest leaped onto Ripley to protect her. Liv hit him in the back over and over instead. McDonagh dragged Priest off of Liv. They stretched out Priest as Balor climbed to the top rope. Jey Uso ran out with a chair. Judgment Day fled immediately. Fans chanted, “Yeet! Yeet!”
-Clips aired of Braun Strowman winning his qualifying match last week.
-Jackie Redmond interviewed Strowman. She called his win one of the most miraculous stories they’ve seen so far in the IC Tournament. (I wonder what she considers the other “miraculous stories” of this tournament so far?) Braun said no offense to Miz, but he’s no match for him. He said the match last week didn’t help his injuries at all. He said it’ll take more than that to hold him down. He said he’ll show the world that a wounded monster is even more dangerous. In walked Bron Breakker who acted impressed with his size. Breakker said he is a monster. He said he is going to prove that you don’t have to be 7-feet-tall to be a monster. He calmly said the reason Strowman is still standing there is he has never met him in the ring. “You don’t know who you’re talking to, kid,” Strowman said. Breakker said he was hoping he’d win.
(Keller’s Analysis: Really good exchange there. It’s an example of how not yelling but speaking in more hushed tones can grab your attention so much more effectively and convey more of sense of tension. That made you want to see that match, although I don’t think teasing it there means it’s necessarily imminent.)
(2) BIANCA BELAIR & JADE CARGILL vs. ISLA DAWN & ALBA FYRE – WWE Women’s Tag Team Title match
As Dawn and Fyre made their entrance, they showed clips of their win to earn this match. The bell rang 47 minutes into the hour. Cargill and Belair cleared the ring early and struck a pose. Jade fended off interference from Fyre. Dawn avoided her leaping elbow in the corner. Jade made a hot-tag to Belair at 2:00. The heels took on Belair and got in a stretch of offense. Belair eventually tagged Jade. They delivered their double-team finisher and Jade scored the three count on Fyre.
WINNERS: Belair & Cargill in 7:00 to retain the Women’s Tag Team Titles.
(Keller’s Analysis: Solid match.)
-They went to Barrett and Tessitore at ringside. He said he had an update on Ripley. He said Priest is with her and they are heading to a local medical facility. He said they’d give fans further updates as they come in.
-Redmond interviewed the LWO. She asked Dragon Lee about his match later. He said he is always ready. He said Judgment Day don’t ever fight alone, but he has back-up this week. In walked The Judgment Day. Rey said, “Oh look, It’s the Addam’s Family.” Rey and Dom got into a verbal spat. Rey told Balor to stop hiding behind his son and face him tonight. Balor said, “Oh, you’re on, and you just made a huge mistake.”
-They showed Bret Hart walking backstage. Then they cut to a commercial break 56 minutes into the heavily-advertised “commercial-free first hour.” (Liars!) [c]
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[HOUR TWO]
-Tessitore and Barrett stood in the ring. Tessitore introduced Bret Hart. Bret came out to a big ovation from the crowd. He slapped a few hands and was walking with a limp. Tessitore announced that tickets go on sale Friday for the WWE Survivor Series taking place in Vancouver. Barrett asked Bret how it felt to be back in Calgary. Bret said, “This is the place to be, right? No one took more pride than me being a champion, but also a Canadian champion.” He said Canadian champions will never duck a challenge and they have to prove themselves like he did every night for 20 years. He did his catch phrase. Fans said it along with him. Gunther then marched out with his championship around his waist with that smug smile.
Gunther, as usual, said nice things first about Bret. He said it feels like a passing of the torch. He said Bret was looking at the best there is and the best there ever will be. He said he wanted to express something from the bottom of his heart. He said everyone in WWE watched Bret growing up and he has always been a childhood hero to him. “You will always be a close second to my all-time favorite, and my all-time favorite is none other than Bill Goldberg.” (Talk about trolling!) Sami Zayn’s music interrupted.
Sami walked out wearing a Calgary Flames jersey with Johnny Gaudreau’s name on the back. (He died last week when he was struck while riding a bicycle.) Sami entered the ring and told Gunther that he has a lot of nerve talking to Bret like he just did. He said he shouldn’t make jokes about Bret being a hero. Sami said it’s no joke, Bret is a Canadian hero. Bret smiled. Sami said Bret is a hero to everyone in that city. He said people in the back are still studying Bret’s matches to this day. Sami said he’s a hero to him. He said Bret set the tone for what it means to be a champion. Fans cheered.
Sami told Gunther that he challenged him to a title match, but he put his tail between his legs and ran away. He told him if he wants to claim he’s the best ever, prove it. He emphatically challenged him again. Gunther chuckled and told Sami that he’s not in his league. He said as much as he wants to be and as much as Bret is his hero, he is far away from being in Bret’s league. “My answer remains no,” he said. He dropped the mic and left.
Bret said, “That doesn’t look like a champion to me.” He said he looks like a gutless, yellow coward. Gunther turned back to the ring and took off his jacket. Sami went face to face with him. Gunther took a swing. Sami blocked it and rammed Gunther into the ringpost. Then he punched away at him. Two referees pulled him away.
(Keller’s Analysis: The trolling of Bret with the Goldberg comment was fun. If WWE picks their spots and makes sure those comments work on multiple levels, it can work. Just about every viewer knows Goldberg is hardly the type of wrestler that Gunther would look up to, but another layer of fans are aware of the real-life issue between them going back to Goldberg concussing Bret in their WCW days that Bret believed accelerated the end of his career, and they recently had a spat on a podcast. Gunther’s approach of starting with flattery and then twisting in an insult a minute later is tremendously entertaining and very heelish. His smug self-satisfaction that he thinks he’s luring people in with his graciousness and appreciation of something they take pride in only to pull the rug out from under them and then smirk about it is great every time. Bret was good here, with the usual sprinkle of Bret self-aggrandizing thrown in for nostalgia sake. Sami was a good person to come to Bret’s aid and stand up for him, and since they’re building up a Gunther defense against Sami, this was a good segment to advance that.)
-Backstage, Breakker walked up to Pete Dunne. He asked him what he used to call himself. Dunne said, “Please, please, don’t call me that name.” Bron snidely said, “Okay, Pete.” Dunne said he’ll win tonight and then go on to beat him. Bron said the worst thing he can do is convince himself he can beat him in a fight. He said in the end, he’ll be wondering what just happened to him and admitting he’s badass asking why the dogs are barking so loud in Canada. “Good luck,” he said with an ominous tone. Sheamus jumped Dunne as soon as Breakker left. Officials pulled him off and then Dunne fled. Sheamus smashed a shillelagh against the wall.
-Dom made his entrance with the rest of The Judgment Day. [c]
(3) DOMINIK MYSTERIO (w/Finn Bálor, J.D. McDonagh, Carlito, Liv Morgan) vs. DRAGON LEE (w/Rey Mysterio, Joaquin Wilde, Cruz Del Toro)
Dragon Lee made his entrance, accompanied by the rest of the LWO. The bell rang 22 minutes into the hour. Dom caught Dragon Lee with a dropkick as Lee leaped off the top rope at him early. He gloated in the ring as they cut to a double-box break. [c/db]
Dom dominated during the break. Dragon Lee landed a double-stomp off the top rope onto Dom’s chest. McDonagh draped his leg over the bottom rope when Dom made the cover. A brawl broke out at ringside with everyone. Wilde flipped off the barricade onto a crowd. They brawled to the back, escorted by angry referees and officials. Liv clipped Dragon Lee’s leg. He collapsed in position for a 619. Dom then landed a top rope frog splash for the win. Liv and Dom celebrated, then kicked Dragon Lee out of the ring. Barrett said they’re an amazing couple. “True love,” he said.
WINNER: Dom in 8:00.
-Belair and Cargill were celebrating their win. Iyo Sky and Kairi Sane told them not to get used to holding those tag team titles. They walked away. Belair and Cargill polished each other’s belts.
-The Pure Fusion Collective made their ring entrance first.
-They cut to Barrett and Tessitore who paid tribute to Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew who were killed last week by a driver. They went to Redmond outside the arena where the steps leading up to the arena were covered with tributes to him from fans. She talked about how he spent a decade electrifying hockey fans in that arena.
(Keller’s Analysis: Classy and touching. Such a tragedy.)
-Tessitore and Barrett announced Balor vs. Rey later with everyone else banned from ringside.
(4) PURE FUSION COLLECTIVE (Sonya Deville & Zoey Stark & Shayna Baszler) vs. ZELINA VEGA & LYRA VALKYRIA & NATALYA
As Vega made her entrance, they showed a clip of PFC attacking Vega last week and then Valkyria attempting to make the save. As Valkyria made her entrance, Sonya interrupted and said they keep trying and then failing. She asked what would be different this week. She mocked them having a mystery tag team partner. She said they and their partner will suffer the same fate as them. She said: “Whoever is back there, if you exist; if you want to step up, shoot your shot.” Natalya’s music then played and she strutted out.
The bell rang 43 minutes into the hour. They cut to an almost immediate double-box break. [c/db]
At 5:00 Natalya got a hot tag. She rallied against Stark with a flurry of moves. When she set up a sharpshooter, Deville and Baszler pulled her to safety. Valkyria and Vega attacked them. Natalya awkwardly waited in position for a sunset flip and Stark scored a two count from the sunset flip. Natalya applied a sharpshooter. Her partners applied sharpshooters also. Stark tapped out.
WINNERS: Natalya & Vega & Valkyria in 7:00.
-They went to Barrett and Tessitore at ringside. Tessitore read from notes as he talked about the latest with Drew and C.M. Punk. They showed Drew shaking his head when he walked past Otis, Tozawa, and Maxxine Dupri. [c]
-Natyala was chatting with Vega and Valkyria when Bret walked up to her. He told her it’s a Natty moment, not a Bret moment, and hugged her. Natalya smiled.
-Drew McIntyre made his ring entrance. He told the fans to chant Punk’s name even louder. He chanted it with them. He said it doesn’t bother him because from now on, when they chant his name, “it’s in memory of.”
[HOUR THREE]
Drew mocked Punk for bragging that he beat him a strap match, mocking the fact that he “touched four corners” to win. He said just because he’s the best at touching four corners in a row, he thought he was done with it. “I don’t think so, you arrogant prick,” he said. Drew said he’s been talking about Punk since January and he made him a bigger star, and he has to live with that, but that’s okay because he’s now known for ending his career. He said now it’s time to talk about himself. He said he could talk about being cheated out of the world title over and over. He said his first movie comes out that includes Dave Batista, too, “The Killer’s Game.”
Drew turned to the announce desk and said he has some bad news that concerns Barrett. Barrett looked up at him. Drew said Barrett and him have been friends for decades. “We’ve been arrested together,” he said. He said Barrett defended him when Michael Cole was spreading lies about him. So he asked why he stepped in his way last week when he tried to end Punk. He said he’s not angry, he’s disappointed. Drew stepped out of the ring and warned Barrett that if he does it again, he won’t be disappointed, he’ll be angry and he’ll do something about it. Barrett took off his headset and stood up. Barrett had some words for him.
Adam Pearce walked out and said, “Enough, enough, enough.” He asked Drew why he wants to fight Barrett, calling him a voice of reason. He told him he doesn’t really want to fight him. He told Drew he has some information he needs to hear, so get into the ring. Drew said he was talking to his friend, man to man. He said Pearce isn’t his friend, he’s a corporate shill. He said earlier today he spoke to Punk and Punk is not done, despite what Drew thinks. He said Punk isn’t done with him. Drew said, “I don’t believe you.” Drew said if it’s true, “and that’s a huge if,” he’s signing his death certificate.
Pearce said he thought it was over after the strap match, but because of what Drew did, it’s not over. He said they will fight again at Badd Blood. He said when it’s over, he’ll find peace. He said at Badd Blood, he’ll face Punk in Hell in a Cell. Fans popped. “Oh, let’s go!” said Tessitore. Drew watched as Pearce left the ring, soaking up the news.
-They went to Barrett and Tessitore at ringside. Tessitore talked about the history of the HIAC. Barrett said Drew has a horrible record in HIAC matches.
-They cut to Karrion Kross who was pitching to Miz that he can help him out of the rut. Xavier Woods walked in and asked what he was up to. Kross said he was just having a friendly conversation. He wished him luck with “the Kofi situation.” Kross walked away. Xavier said he shouldn’t listen to him. Miz said he is in a rut and everyone thinks he’ll get destroyed by Bronson Reed. Xavier said everyone knows he’s the man because he defended his title against John Cena at WrestleMania. Miz said he doesn’t understand and stormed off. Kofi asked Xavier why he was rocking that boo boo face. They laughed and yucked it up. Kofi told Xavier he got them a match for the tag titles. Xavier said the last time they talked, he thought they were going after singles titles, but now they have a chance to walk into their tenth anniversary as a team as the best there is and ever was in the tag division.
-Rey Mysterio made his ring entrance. [c]
(5) REY MYSTERIO vs. FINN BALOR
The bell rang 16 minutes into the hour. Rey slingshot himself onto Balor at 2:00 and they cut to a full break. [c]
Back from the break, Rey made a comeback and slingshot himself onto Balor at ringside. He followed with a seated senton and then a 619 to the abdomen of Balor. He then set up a regular 619, but Balor caught his legs and then catapulted him throat-first into the top rope. Balor applied a half Boston Crab in the ropes. He didn’t break at the count of five, so the ref DQ’d him.
WINNER: Mysterio via DQ in 8:00.
-After the match, Balor looked smugly self-satisfied. He kicked Rey off the ring apron. Three referees ordered him to the back. He charged back and knocked Rey into the ring apron.
-Redmond interviewed Ilja Dragunov backstage and asked what his mindset was. He said he now faces Jey Uso, Pete Dunne, and Strowman, so he has to dig deep to survive. He said he wants the prize at the end of the tournament and settle unfinished business. Bron Breakker walked up to him and said they don’t have unfinished business because he’s already beat him. He said if he wins, he’ll beat him again. He chuckled. Jey walked up and eyed him and then walked away. He said, “Jey Uso is now in your city.” The camera followed Jey through the tunnel into the ring. [c]
-Backstage, with a musical score behind it, Balor talked about what he did to Priest earlier. Liv said what happened tonight won’t be close to what happens at Badd Blood. McDonagh said they haven’t forgotten about New Day, either, and the tag division belongs to them. Carlito said, “Cool.”
-Barrett plugged The Street Profits challenging Axiom & Nathan Frasier for the NXT Tag Team Titles. Tessitore plugged New Day challenging Balor & McDonagh next week on Raw. Barrett hyped Punk’s return next week.
(6) BRAUN STROWMAN vs. PETE DUNNE vs. JEY USO vs. ILJA DRAGUNOV – Intercontinental Title Shot Tournament
The bell rang 39 minutes into the hour. At 2:00, Braun lifted Dunne and threw him into Jey at ringside. They cut to a double-box break. [c/db]
Dunne took over and got in offense for a while. They cut to another double-box break. [c/db]
Dragunov rallied during the break against Dunne. He landed a stiff lariat against Jey back from the break for a two count. Dunne broke up the cover. Strowman rose from ringside and shoved Dunne off the top rope. He charged into Jey and then Dragunov in opposite corners. He let out a roar. Fans cheered. He ran around the ring and checked all three opponents hard to the mat one after another. He cleared the announce desk and let out another roar. Bronson Reed then showed up and leaped off the ringside barricade and took down Strowman with a leaping tackle. The table collapsed.
(Keller’s Analysis: Tessitore did a great job reacting to Bronson’s attack on Strowman. Unfortunately, they bleeped the crowd chanting “Holy shit!” and that meant cutting off every other word he was saying afterward. Can’t they isolate the sound enough to keep the announce feed alive when they mute the crowd mics enough to dampen the chant to an acceptable level?)
Jey and Dragunov then circled each other in the ring. Dunne almost stole the pin on Jey. He pummeled Dragunov with elbows to the side of his head. Dragunov countered a Bitter End attempt with a leaping boot to Dunne’s face. He then landed a released powerbomb followed by H-Bomb. Jey broke up his cover and then landed a top rope Uso splash for the three count on Dunne.
WINNER: Uso in 20:00.
-As Jey celebrated, Breakker entered the ring with the IC Title belt.
(Keller’s Analysis: Strong main event. I’ll take more of Dunne vs. Dragunov. Good way to pivot Strowman back into a feud with Reed. Jey is a good choice at this point to take on Breakker. Tessitore really rose to the occasion here. He called that main event like a season pro.)
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