LA Knight and John Cena get an introduction from Pat McAfee, who joins the announcers to help call this match. Jimmy Uso gets a early taste of Cena’s power and regroups with Paul Heyman.
Will Solo Sikoa fare better? He stares down Cena and then goes to work. Uso shows off his shadow boxing as he tags in with The GOAT already worn down a bit. He’s clearly enjoying this.
Cena is taking abuse from both of his opponents and stuck on the wrong side of the ring. Uso has a headlock on him, and the crowd is trying to urge him on. He’s inches away from a tag before getting hauled back into danger.
After what seems like forever, Cena manages to hit an Attitude Adjustment on Uso. He crawls for all he’s worth, but Sikoa blasts Knight off the apron as Heyman appears to be doing play by play to Roman Reigns on the phone.
The hot tag is finally made so that Knight can run wild. His burst of offense includes a neckbreaker on Uso and a DDT to Solo. Uso catches him off guard with a superkick for a two count, however.
The Uso Splash finds Knight not home, and the Megastar drops his signature elbow. Sikoa hits a Samoan Drop but is taken out in turn by a Cena high cross body, and an Uso Splash hits Cena in turn … and all four men are down.
Knight peppers both of his foes with right hands and plenty of “Yeah” chants. Cena is about to rock Sikoa but takes a superkick from Uso. Jimmy climbs up top again, but Knight hops up there too and delivers a superplex. That leaves Jimmy in position to take the Five Kuckle Shuffle, and LA follows with a Blunt Force Trauma for the win.
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