Team Cody & The Judgment Day Segment

Cody Rhodes: So, Washington DC, what do you guys want to talk about? I know what we should talk about. I have a lot of wonderful memories in this arena. And I want to give to you a memory tonight. And I’m going to do so when myself and my tag team partner, “Main Event” Jey Uso, I’m telling you here, I’m telling you now, everybody watching at home, we are going to win the Undisputed Tag Team Championships tonight. Thus, the immediate future on the horizon, we have the match beyond, WarGames. So, without further ado, allow me to introduce to you, my team.

Seth Rollins: You’re too kind, DC.

Cody Rhodes: DC, we are all in the ring for one reason. And that reason is, The Judgment Day. Whether I’ve gotten along with you my entire career, whether I just recently gotten along with you, or.

Finn Balor: Hey, boys, take a look at these four clowns. They can’t even look each other in the eye. How on earth do you think you’re going to beat The Judgment Day at WarGames?

Damian Priest: Guys let’s be real. You’re a group of randoms, thrown together. This is a family. I really don’t think you all realize what you’re getting yourselves into at WarGames. When you step inside that giant cage, I promise you, The Judgment Day will finally be done with each and every one of you.

Finn Balor: Hey, Seth Freakin’ Rollins. How does it feel being World Heavyweight Champion, but standing next to Cody Rhodes, the one man you could never beat?

Damian Priest: Speaking of Cody, how does it feel knowing that you can beat these guys in any match you want, but the one thing you can’t do is be a champion?

Finn Balor: Hey, Sami Zayn. Sami, you call yourself a world championship level superstar. But after your performance last week, your partners know, and I know that you’re nothing but a loser.

Damian Priest: Let’s not forget, “Main Event” Jey Uso. Let me ask you three a question. Can you really trust this guy, knowing that he screwed each and every one of you in the name of his bloodline?

Dominik Mysterio: The truth is.

Sami Zayn: The truth is, nobody wants to hear you talk, alright? You don’t think we see what you’re trying to do here? You’re trying to pit us all against each other. That’s not what this is about. We can put all the individual issues we have to the side, because let’s be honest, this match is about power, isn’t it? Yeah, that’s what you guys always talk about. And I’ll give you guys credit, you have managed to get a lot of power when you’ve been able to cheat. and play the numbers game. But guess what? At Survivor Series, it’s WarGames. And you don’t know what you’re in for, pal. Two rings. One cage. And it’s going to be the most brutal match of your lives. You’re going to find out the hard way, that the power in Monday Night Raw lies with the four guys that you’re looking at in this ring right now.

Cody Rhodes: And, hey, speaking of power, I’m shock you guys figured out how to get down here tonight without Mami. I mean, she is your leader, right? You were going to say, The Judgment Day has no leaders. But when Mami’s gone, I assume the power goes to Dom. Is Dom the leader? Okay, I get it, Dom’s not the leader, neither is Finn or you, Priest. I guess that makes JD McDonagh the leader. Is JD the leader?

Damian Priest: Cody, I’m the leader.

Jey Uso: Hey, Cody, I think you got him hot, right now. YEET!

Seth Rollins: Hey, shut up. Will everybody shut up. I am sick and tired of all this talking. I am ready for a fight. Now four of us got to fight tonight, four of us don’t. I’m dressed for a fight. Sami, you’re dressed for a fight. How about we slap the taste out of two bozos? Come on, JD. Come on, Dom. Let’s go.

Damian Priest: Hey, Seth. We accept it.

Seth Rollins: Let’s call, Adam Pearce. Let’s make this official.

**Side Note**
Finn Balor and Damian Priest pulls Rollins out of the ring which forces the disqualification. After the match, The Judgment Day gangs up on Rollins and Zayn. Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso joins the fray. All hell is breaking loose at ringside. Jey SuperKicks Priest. Jey Spears McDonagh. Adam Pearce is done with the nonsense. Pearce informs us that the other competitors in WarGames that are not involved in tonight’s tag team title main event will now be banned from the arena. Rhea Ripley is absolutely livid about that decision.

Jey Uso will start the match against Finn Bálor. They lock up, and Bálor hooks a side headlock. Jey whips him off, but Bálor shoulder tackles him. Bálor hits the ropes, but Jey floors him with a back elbow. The crowd chants, “YEET.” Jey slaps Bálor in the face, and Bálor slaps him back. The two teams are fully in the ring and begin brawling. Rhodes knocks Priest out of the ring.

Jey reverses a whip to the corner, and Bálor hits hard before collapsing to his knees. Jey wrenches the arm and tags Rhodes in. Rhodes comes off the ropes with an elbow to the arm. Rhodes hooks the head and executes a beautiful delayed vertical front suplex for a two-count. Jey tags back in and punches the midsection. Bálor stumbles to the corner. Bálor kicks Jey in the midsection and puts him in his corner. Damian Priest tags in and uppercuts Jey down. Priest talks trash to Rhodes and throws Jey to the corner. Priest punches and stomps Jey down. Priest taunts the crowd. Bálor tags in. Priest kicks Jey, and Bálor follows up with a beautiful scissor kick for a near fall.

Bálor applies a chin lock. Jey fights up, but Bálor takes him down. Bálor punches and stomps him. Rhodes gets in the ring and stops Priest from getting in the ring. Jey sends Bálor out of the ring. Rhodes knocks Priest out of the ring and bounces him off the commentary table.

We come back from the break to see Jey fighting back against Bálor with some punches. Jey tackles him into his corner, and Rhodes tags in. Rhodes sends Bálor into the ropes and turns him inside out with a knee to the midsection. Bálor wrenches the arm, but Rhodes cartwheels through and applies a side headlock. Bálor whips him off, and Rhodes lifts him up. Priest distracts the referee, and Bálor uses the distraction to rake the eyes. Bálor gets Rhodes in the corner and tags Priest in. Priest punches away at Rhodes and takes him down. Priest peppers him with some stinging left jabs. Priest drives his boot into Rhodes’s throat and releases before being disqualified. Priest kicks him in the shoulder and punches him. Rhodes fights back, but Priest kicks him and sends him out of the ring. Bálor tags in and goes to ringside to chop Rhodes. Bálor puts Rhodes in the ring and gets him in the corner. Bálor punches and chops Rhodes. Bálor sends him to the opposite corner, but Rhodes boots him back. Bálor comes right back with an abdominal stretch. Rhodes fights out and goes for an elbow drop, but Bálor moves. Priest tags in and stomps Rhodes. Rhodes gets up and punches back at Priest. Priest levels him with a strike before sending him into the ropes, but he lowers his head and eats a kick. Rhodes hits the ropes, but Priest turns him upside down and hits a cradle tombstone slam for a two-count. Priest clubs the back and goes for a back suplex, but Rhodes flips through. Rhodes punches Bálor on the apron and tags Jey in.

Jey comes in and punches away at Priest. The crowd says, “YEET” after each punch. Jey punches Bálor off the apron. Priest puts Jey on the apron, but Jey kicks him back. Jey comes off the top rope, but Priest catches him. Jey fights it. Priest punches Jey, but Jey responds with a kick to the head. Bálor blind tags in. Jey takes it to Priest and hits the ropes, but Bálor sweeps the feet. Priest knocks Jey out of the ring, and Bálor viciously clotheslines him on the floor. Bálor and Priest taunt the crowd. Bálor drives him into the apron and punches him in the midsection. Bálor then sends Jey over the commentary table.

Back from the final break of the evening, Jey takes Priest down with an enzuigiri.

Rhodes and Bálor tag in. Rhodes punches away at Bálor. Bálor reverses a whip, but Rhodes hits a running forearm. Rhodes slingshots over him and hits a snap powerslam. Rhodes connects with a Disaster Kick and is fired up. Priest runs in, but Rhodes hits some stinging left jabs and his father’s Bionic Elbow. Bálor rolls up Rhodes for a two-count. Rhodes fights him and goes for a Cody Cutter, but Bálor catches him. Rhodes fights it and goes for Cross Rhodes, but Bálor fights out. Priest blind tags in. Jey also blind tags in. Rhodes avoids an avalanche from Priest. Jey kicks Bálor back and comes off the top rope with a cross-body block on Priest for a two-count.

Jey gets fired up and ducks an attack from Bálor. Jey superkicks Bálor down. Jey superkicks Priest, but he doesn’t go down. A second superkick takes Priest down. Jey goes to the top rope and hits an Uso Splash for a near fall!

Both men are down. The crowd is into this match. Jey gets to his feet and charges Priest, but Priest kicks him in the face before punching him down. Priest signals for the end. Bálor tags in. Jey gets out of South of Heaven and attacks Bálor. Rhodes gets in the ring and hits Priest with Cross Rhodes. Jey then hits Bálor with a Spear. Rhodes and Jey hit a flapjack/Cody Cutter combo. 1… 2… Priest breaks it up. Rhodes knocks Priest out of the ring and hits a suicide dive. Priest fights back and sends Rhodes into the LED ring post, which breaks into pieces. Priest then gives Rhodes the South of Heaven on the apron.

Jey takes out Priest and Bálor with a somersault senton. Jey puts Bálor in the ring and turns to see Drew McIntyre standing there. McIntyre angrily stares at Jey before leveling him with a Claymore Kick! McIntyre puts Jey in the ring and walks away. Bálor looks surprised by this and then covers Jey for the win.

Winners by Pinfall and still Undisputed WWE Tag Team Champions: The Judgment Day
Replays are shown of Drew McIntyre giving Jey Uso the Claymore Kick to cost Jey and Rhodes the Tag Team Titles.

Drew McIntyre stands at the top of the ramp and stares down at the ring. Women’s World Champion Rhea Ripley comes out and stands next to him. McIntyre looks over at her. Ripley extends her hand, and McIntyre shakes it! McIntyre smiles at her, and she smiles back. Rhodes and Jey do not look happy in the ring.