WWE: Double contract signings turns into brawl on RAW Tonight

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On tonight’s episode of Monday Night Raw, the opening segment was Double Contract signings for the WWE Championship and RAW Womens championship between champions Drew McIntyre & Asuka and challengers Dolph Ziggler and Sasha Banks.

Asuka and Sasha started brawl as soon as the show began, but the host Samoa Joe restored order with the help of security guards. Then, McIntyre and Ziggler came out to the ring and Ziggler started gloating that ‘it’s because of me that you’re WWE Champion, I’ve made you and I’ll destroy you. Then both men signed the contract.

McIntyre said that he vowed to beat Ziggler at Extreme Rules and he let Ziggler to pick stipulation for the match. Asuka cuts the conversation and yelled at Sasha and signed the contract. Then Sasha said’ We are taking over the whole damn company’ and their brawl restarted. Ziggler dodged a claymore from McIntyre in the end.

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