Aldis introduces AJ Styles, LA Knight, and Randy Orton, all of whom then make their way down to the ring. Styles, Knight, and Orton waste no time and sign the contract as soon as they each get inside the ring. Paul Heyman appears to inform Aldis that him and Reigns just arrived and haven’t had a chance for an attorney to look over the contract for the match. He says due to this, Reigns will not be signing the contract.

Aldis says it’s fine that Reigns refuses to sign the contract because he has three signatures and will make it a Triple Threat match for the vacant Undisputed WWE Universal Championship. Heyman tells Aldis he cares deeply about him and compliments him on his looks. He says Aldis won’t be able to sell the match to the Board of Directors, fans, or Reigns.

Knight tells Heyman to pipe down and says this should be a one-on-one match between him and Reigns. He says instead, Styles and Orton got to jump the line after they both had a few months off. Styles tells Knight that The Bloodline tried to end his career, and when Knight stepped over him, he lost. He says as a result, Knight shouldn’t even be in the match. Knight expresses his confidence in being able to dethrone Reigns, and says he’ll walk over him again. He says it won’t be The Bloodline that leaves him laid out, but him instead.

Styles and Knight begin brawling with one another up the ramp. Aldis and several other officials run down to separate them, but Styles breaks free and goes after Knight again. The two then brawl to the back, leaving Orton alone with Heyman in the ring. Orton tells Heyman he sees what he’s trying to do, but it won’t work because he’ll beat Solo Sikoa later tonight. 

LWO then makes their way down to the ring. 

Back from the break, Styles finds Aldis and demands a match against Knight later tonight. Aldis grants him such. 

Back at ringside, Santos Escobar, Angel and Humberto (Legado Del Fantasma) head down.