Jack Gallagher via pinfall to retain the title in 12:10: Nevilleâs claim as the king of the cruiserweights once again held true, but it wasnât realized without a grueling, physical fight.
Big Show added a weak KO punch for good measure, despite the fact that Rusev already appeared to be knocked out, before going for the pin.Ĭruiserweight Championship - Neville (c) def. In the end, a trio of chokeslams left Rusev down and out in the corner. Rusev targeted Big Showâs left knee from there and used a trio of kicks to the face to finally get the giant to the ground. The match was physical from the start as Big Show jumped Rusev and scored a handful of near falls. Rusev via pinfall in 8:45: In a second previously unannounced match that felt a lot more like an episode of Raw than a PPV, Big Show continued to build his stamina ahead of WrestleMania. After the match, Rusev delivered a beating to Mahal, including a running superkick to lay him out. After Rusev distracted Mahal by staring him down from the announce table, Cesaro jumped in to set up a pop-up uppercut and earn the pin. Cesaro got hot late, connecting on his Swiss-1-9 swinging kick before drawing a two count following a cross body from the top rope. Cesaro and Mahal fought evenly throughout a largely forgettable match in front of a silent crowd. Jinder Mahal via pinfall in 8:20: This one quickly had popcorn match written all over it. Before the first match, Mahal and Rusev fought in the ring with Mahal tossing Rusev over the ringside barrier.Ĭesaro def. Foley decided that each would compete in singles action during the show and would decide between themselves who fought which opponent. The Boss refuses to go down without a fight!!!!!! #WWEFastlane /GGzhnQ10Mi- WWE March 6, 2017ĭuring the kickoff show, Jinder Mahal told Raw general manager Mick Foley that he and Rusev were no longer a tag team. After Anderson landed a kick to the face on Amore and went for the pin near the ropes, Gallows assisted from outside the ring by knocking Amoreâs exposed leg off the ropes at âtwo,â allowing the referee to count from three without noticing the break. Gallows then came through once more during the finish. Late in the match, Gallows saved a sure defeat by pulling Amoreâs leg to break up a pin attempt following his Badaboomshakalaka splash. The heel duo spent the majority of the match beating down and cornering Amore in classic tag team style, including a running knee from Anderson that prevented a diving Amore from making the hot tag to Big Cass. Enzo Amore & Big Cass via pinfall to retain the titles in 8:40: After an inexplicable run of jobbing since first winning the tag team titles at the Royal Rumble in January, Gallows and Anderson finally received some sensible booking to match their menacing look. Raw Tag Team Championship - Luke Gallows & Karl Anderson (c) def. hits a BLUE THUNDER BOMB to #WWEFastlane /6W2kUjIWdE- WWE March 6, 2017 That only led to more punishment being doled out by Joe, including a wicked jab to the jaw and then a painful-looking modified surfboard submission. Even when Sami Zayn looked to try and counter and hit an arm drag, Joe was too strong to go over. Triple H’s supposed henchman caught his opponent right away and started raining down strikes on him. Right out of the gate, Zayn was completely overwhelmed by the power of Joe. Coupled with their rivalry from NXT, there was plenty of bad blood heading into their match at WWE Fastlane 2017. However, Zayn also managed to return the favor one week after he was ambushed. When Sami Zayn stood up to him, the Samoan Submission Machine turned his sights to The Underdog from the Underground. That started with Seth Rollins at the bidding of Triple H. Since Samoa Joe arrived on WWE RAW, he’s done nothing but wreck everything in sight. By Cody Williams 6 years ago Highlights and results from the Samoa Joe vs Sami Zayn match at WWE Fastlane 2017 on Sunday, March 5
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