Kayden Carter & Katana Chance settle inside the squared circle and then the bell sounds to get this one officially off-and-running. We see some good back-and-forth action with neither team establishing any real lead, until Carter and Chance hit dueling diving kicks to Asuka and Sane on the floor.

On that note, we shift gears and head into a mid-match commercial break as this title tilt continues. When we return, we see Asuka help her team take over. Sane adds to the punishment to the champs but then Carter and Chance start to fight back as all four brawl at ringside.

We see Carter and Chance hit their double-team Keg Stand finisher off the ropes in the corner but when they go for the pin on Asuka, Sane jumps in to break it up at the last possible second. The champs go for the After Party but Asuka and Sane hit double-team action.

We see Sane slam one-half of the champs back-first into the corner of the announce desk — hard. Ouch. Back in the ring, The Kabuki Warriors double-team the other member and hit a double-team spot for the win. We have new champs.

Winners and NEW Undisputed WWE Women’s Tag-Team Champions: The Kabuki Warriors

Paul Heyman Lays Out Wisdom To The Bloodline

Backstage, we see Jimmy Uso, Solo Sikoa and “The Wise Man” Paul Heyman standing around in The Bloodline locker room. Heyman tells Solo Sikoa he needs to send a message, and have no mercy in doing so tonight. He smirks and says he will. Uso asks if he just smirked. He says that was scary.

Heyman then closes in on Uso and whisper-hypes him up by telling him how important Saturday night is. He tells him he needs to win the Royal Rumble and go on to beat Seth “Freakin'” Rollins for the other world title in WWE.

Bobby Lashley & The Street Profits Go Face-To-Face With The Final Testament

Back inside the arena, the theme for Bobby Lashley hits and out comes “The All Mighty” one himself accompanied by The Street Profits duo of Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins. As The Pride trio settles into the ring, we head to another commercial break.

We see another “Rumble Ready” commercial from Hulk Hogan, teasing his possible participation in the 30-man Rumble bout on Saturday night.

When we return, Lashley talks about how much he and the Profits have accomplished and then tell The Final Testament to quit beating around the bush and come out and fight. The Final Testament makes their way out but all of them, except Scarlett, stop at the top of the stage. Scarlett goes into the ring.

Lashley asks if they have their lady do their fighting for them. Paul Ellering gets on the mic and puts over Karrion Kross and the AOP. Kross then gets on the mic and says they are face-to-face, but they aren’t fighting tonight. Lashley says that’s where he’s wrong.

He goes to fight him, but Scarlett jumps on his back and scratches at his eyes. Kross and the AOP hit the ring and do a four-on-two beat down of the Profits and then do the same to “The All Mighty.” They stand tall to end the face-to-face segment.

Austin Theory vs. Carmelo Hayes

We see Jimmy Uso enter the room with Aldis, Ava and the golden tumbler. He rolls it, opens it and takes out his number. Apparently it’s not a good one, because he’s not happy. Back inside the arena, Austin Theory’s theme hits and out he comes accompanied by Grayson Waller.

As Theory settles in the ring for his rematch against former NXT Champion Carmelo Hayes, we shift gears and head into a quick pre-match commercial break.

When we return, Hayes makes his way out and settles in the ring as Cole and Graves sing his praises on commentary. The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one. Theory jumps into the early lead on offense but spends too much time talking trash and taunting him, so Hayes takes over.

Theory rolls out to the floor and re-groups with Waller. Hayes heads out after him but the ref stops him. Theory then takes advantage and sucker chops Hayes in the throat. He throws him out to the floor to Waller, who blasts him with a cheap shot as we head into a mid-match commercial break.

Once we return from the break, we see Waller getting involved at ringside again leading to the finish. Hayes goes for a roll-up on Theory, but Theory reverses and holds the tights for the win. Waller helps Theory with a post-match attack until Trick Williams runs out to make the save. Hayes goes to dap it up with him, but Trick tells him off-mic he didn’t come out for him.

Winner: Austin Theory

LA Knight vs. Solo Sikoa

It’s main event time!

We shoot backstage where Eladio Carrion talks about kicking off the show and then offers his prediction for Randy Orton winning the Universal title at Royal Rumble. After that, we see The Bloodline walk in and intimidate him. He says he is predicting that with all due respect. Paul Heyman tells Solo to give him a pass. They walk off.

On that note, we head to another commercial break. When we return, the theme for LA Knight hits and out comes “The Mega Star” to the thing for the final match of the evening, and the final bout leading up to this year’s Royal Rumble premium live event on Saturday night at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, FL.

The theme for his opponent hits and out comes “The Enforcer” of The Bloodline, Solo Sikoa, accompanied by Paul Heyman and Jimmy Uso. The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one. Knight goes right after Solo early on, and fans chant “Yeah!” as each shot he throws lands. Solo fights back and pummels Knight into the corner of the ring.

After some more back-and-forth action, we see Solo settle into a comfortable offensive lead. On that note, we shift gears and head into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues. When we return, we see Knight firing up for a comeback, only to be slammed down with authority by a Samoan Drop from Sikoa.

Knight starts to finally fire up on offense and then we see AJ Styles appear out of nowhere to cut his legs out from under him. The ref calls for the bell.

Once the match is officially over, we see Styles continue to beat down Knight at ringside near the commentary table. Jimmy Uso comes over to help him. He grabs a steel chair and stands next to Styles. Styles sees him and Uso looks nervous so he sets the chair down and slides it to him.

Solo walks over and pushes past Jimmy and tells AJ to finish Knight, or he will. Styles blasts Solo with the chair. Randy Orton’s theme hits and out comes “The Apex Predator” to a massive pop. He begins taking out Jimmy Uso and then slams Solo on the announce table on the floor.

Orton does the draping DDT to Uso in the ring and then ducks a Phenomenal Forearm from Styles. He hits him with the draping DDT as well. He drops down into Viper Mode and pounds the mat and then blasts Styles with an RKO for a huge pop.

He holds up one finger to say he’s the one now. The crowd chants his name and his theme plays again. He poses on the corner but then LA Knight hits him with his BFT finisher. His theme plays and the show goes off the air on that note. Thanks for joining us!

Winner via DQ: LA Knight