Monday Night Raw Results 7/20/15: Undertaker vs. Brock Lesnar Rematch at SummerSlam

The July 20, 2015 edition of WWE's Monday Night Raw emanates live from the Spirit Arena in Kansas City and sets up a rematch between Brock Lesnar and The Undertaker for SummerSlam.

The show begins with The Undertaker, who explains why he attacked Brock Lesnar last night. He says all streaks are made to be broken, and Lesnar did that. But then he talked about it endlessly, and Taker has had enough. He wants revenge, and last night was his resurrection.

Backstage, Triple H and Stephanie McMahon are giddy about the rematch at SummerSlam. Hunter tells Stephanie to start the marketing, and he calls Paul Heyman to tell him and Lesnar not to show up in the building tonight.

Charlotte (w/Paige and Becky Lynch) defeats Brie Bella (w/Nikki Bella and Alicia Fox) with Team BAD on commentary. Charlotte knocks Nikki off the apron and gets Brie to tap to the Figure Eight.

WWE officially announces Brock Lesnar vs. Undertaker for SummerSlam.

Triple H talks to Heyman on the phone, and The Miz walks into the room. As Triple H continues to talk on the phone, Miz starts complaining about how The Big Show knocked him out last night. Hunter says he doesn't care and books him in a match against Show.

Los Matadores (w/El Torito) defeat The Prime Time Players when The New Day distract the tag team champions.

Big Show demolishes The Miz and quickly ends him with an elbow from the top rope. After the match, Show cuts a promo and says he will defeat Ryback for the Intercontinental Championship. He also says he will be on Tough Enough tomorrow night.

Backstage, Triple H and Stephanie are looking at some kind of painting of John Cena. They spot Heyman, who says Lesnar is not here tonight. Hunter and Steph don't believe him, so they enlist more security in the form of almost the entire roster.

Paul Heyman cuts a brilliant promo on the Undertaker and makes it personal by bragging more about how Brock broke the streak. The gong sounds and the lights go out. Taker appears in the ring and prepares to eliminate Heyman, but Lesnar storms the ring and attacks. Triple H calls down his security but they are completely useless, as Lesnar and Taker swat them like flies. The locker room floods out, and they try for about 10 minutes to separate both men, but they repeatedly break free and attack each other. Lesnar says he's going to kill Taker, and Taker responds he's going to have to in order to stop him. The fight continues through a commercial break and to the backstage area, where police finally show up, put zip ties around Brock's wrists, and lead him out.

Triple H and Stephanie talk about the situation backstage and Hunter says the two men are cooling off now. Seth Rollins comes in and says that was a crazy situation, but he's sad the two men had to leave because he had a lot to say to them. He asks if he can take the mic and address the WWE Universe, and Triple H and Steph permit him to do so.

Roman Reigns defeats Luke Harper by disqualification when Bray Wyatt pulls him out of the ring. Dean Ambrose was at ringside for the match and evens the odds. Bray and Harper nearly take them out, but Ambrose and Reigns level them with a Rebound Clothesline and a Superman Punch.

Seth Rollins comes out and yammers on about how the people disrespect him even though he is still the reigning, defending WWE World Heavyweight Champion. He has Lilian Garcia come in the ring and officially announce that Lesnar won the match, but Rollins retained the title.

John Cena comes out, and Rollins says he has carved out a nice little niche for himself as the United States Champion. He gives the floor to Cena to do his Open Challenge, but Cena tells him to stay. He talks about how people have come to respect the U.S. title more since WrestleMania, but the opposite is true for the world championship because Rollins is a joke. Rollins counters that Cena is just placating the fans by defending the title every week because they hate him. Cena calls Rollins a coward who runs all the time, and the two nearly fight. But Rollins leaves and both men hoist their belts.

Sasha Banks and Naomi defeat Paige and Becky Lynch when Sasha gets Paige to tap out to the Bank Statement. Team Bella is on commentary for this match.

Renee Young interviews Lana backstage, and she says Dolph Ziggler is recuperating. Summer Rae comes up dressed like Lana and says Rusev likes the outfit so much that she is going to keep it. Rusev shows up, smiles like a creep, and kisses Summer Rae while he looks at Lana. She cries, and Rusev tells her she doesn't look too good. He leaves, and Summer Rae slaps Lana.

John Cena, Randy Orton, and Cesaro defeat Kevin Owens, Sheamus, and Rusev when Owens and Sheamus separately get fed up with their teammates and leave. Lana comes down to ringside and attacks Summer Rae, which allows Cena to deliver the Attitude Adjustment to Rusev. Cesaro then does the Giant Swing and slingshots Rusev into an RKO. Orton then pins him for the victory and the three men stand tall to end the show.

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