WWE 'Monday Night Raw' Results 8/24/15: Sting Wants Seth Rollins' Championship

The August 24, 2015 episode of WWE's Monday Night Raw emanates live from the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, and we have the full results from the show below.

The show begins with Paul Heyman and Brock Lesnar, who are both irate about what happened last night at SummerSlam. It's more of the typical brilliance from Heyman, who says Lesnar does not blame the referee Charles Robinson or even the timekeeper for ringing the bell. He closes his speech by saying Lesnar wants to fight Undertaker one more time, right here and right now. They call Taker to the ring and Lesnar whips off his shirt in preparation.

Instead, Bo Dallas sprints to the ring and Heyman cannot believe his eyes. Apparently Bo wants to die, because he tells Brock all he has to do is Bo-lieve and he can beat the Undertaker. Heyman leaves the ring and Lesnar smiles. He delivers four German Suplexes to Bo and starts to leave, but Heyman suggests he go for one more. Lesnar picks up a motionless Bo Dallas and tosses him again. He goes to leave again, but Heyman again gets him to go back into the ring. Lesnar picks him up for an F5 and Heyman screams on the mic that Lesnar Bo-Lieves. Lesnar then drops poor Bo.

The New Day comes out with the WWE Tag Team Championships and celebrates to the tune of Frank Sinatra's "New York, New York." The Prime Time Players come out to do commentary and Xavier Woods, I'm not kidding here, plays a trumpet at ringside while Kofi Kingston and Big E fight The Lucha Dragons. Big E gets the pin while Xavier plays Taps.

But as they celebrate, The Dudley Boyz return!!! Xavier Woods talks trash but the Dudleys dispose of him and then attack the other two. They hit "Wazzzuuuup" on Xavier and Bubba does that familiar shove. "DEVON!" And he tells the whole crowd to join in: "GET THE TABLES!" Xavier gets a 3D through the table. The Dudleyz then jaw jack with the PTP for a bit.

Triple H and Stephanie McMahon admire the statue of Seth Rollins, the one he wanted created when he beat John Cena to win his United States Championship. Stephanie tells him to get out of here so they can get everything set up in the ring.

Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose defeat Bray Wyatt and Luke Harper by disqualification when the lights go out and a third, unknown, and very large member of the Wyatt Family appears out of thin air in a goat mask. The crowd chants "Who are you?" He manhandles Reigns and Ambrose, then chokes out Reigns until he passes out. He slams Reigns to the mat, then chokes out Ambrose, who had kicked this big man in the head to no effect.

Team PCB comes out as guests for Miz TV. The three women say they are part of one cohesive unit, a lesson Ric Flair taught his daughter. Miz makes a crack about how he and Flair are old friends and he perfected the Figure Four. He tries to sow dissension among them, but it doesn't work. Paige says they are here to prove this is the era of the female athlete. Team Bella comes out and Nikki Bella says they are the only dominant female team in WWE. Becky Lynch asks how they dominated last night, but Nikki responds by saying that in three weeks and one day, she will become the longest reigning Divas Champion in history. Miz breaks up the six women and insults Team PCB. They kick over chairs and move in on Miz, but Team Bella attacks.

Team Bella then defeats Team PCB in a six-woman tag team match when Nikki flattens Paige with the Bellahammer and Alicia Fox scores the pin.

Stardust and Cosmic King Barrett come out for a tag team match but Stardust attacks his partner. Neville sprints to the ring, attacks Stardust, and goes for the Red Arrow, but Stardust dodges and flees the scene.

Jon Stewart comes out to the ring to explain why he cost John Cena the United States Championship and the WWE World Heavyweight Championship last night. He says he did not do it to help Seth Rollins, but he could not let John Cena tie Ric Flair's record. As he says this, Flair's music hits and he makes his way to the ring! Flair says he appreciates this, but he was pulling for Cena last night. Flair knows the record will be broken sooner or later, and he'd rather it be done by someone he respects. He says Stewart has made a mess of everything now.

John Cena's music hits and he sprints to the ring. He paces for a bit and says he and Jon Stewart need to talk. Stewart can't even look him in the eye, but Cena says he understands why he did it. But because of that, Seth Rollins now holds two titles, and Cena seems more upset that Rollins now holds the symbol of excellence that Cena defended week after week against a variety of opponents. Stewart, who looks like he's about to wet himself, apologizes for not thinking it all the way through but reiterates that he could not let Cena tie the record. Cena says Stewart did what he had to do last night, so now Cena will do the same. He drops Stewart with an Attitude Adjustment, shakes Flair's hand, and leaves. Officials help Stewart up the ramp.

Renee Young catches up with John Cena backstage, and he says he's glad he and Jon Stewart got a chance to talk. Later, he plans to have another talk with Seth Rollins.

Cesaro, Randy Orton, Dolph Ziggler, and Ryback defeat Kevin Owens, Sheamus, Rusev, and Big Show when Show tries to KO Punch Orton from the apron, but the Viper dodges and hits Sheamus by accident. Orton follows that up with an RO for the pin. Rusev and Owens yell at Show after the bell, and the giant tries to attack. But the two big men drop him and hit him with a double team cannonball. Outside the ring, the four faces get back in the ring and hoist Big Show up so that Orton can deliver another RKO.

Bray Wyatt cuts a promo backstage and reveals that the mystery man from earlier is Braun Stowman, "Abigail's Black Sheep." He says as long as Roman Reigns still has a heart beating in his chest, then Bray will be there to stalk him.

John Cena bumps into Stephanie McMahon and Triple H backstage, and Stephanie tells him he won't get to ruin Seth Rollins' celebration. Two security guards come out and escort him out of the building.

Triple H and Steph come out, and Steph says she knows she'll get in trouble for this, but she wishes her father, Vince McMahon, a Happy 70th Birthday. She asks the fans to join her in singing Happy Birthday, and they do. The crowd chants "We want Vince!" and Stephanie smiles and says "I don't think you're gonna get him." Triple H laughs and says Vince is so pissed off in the back right now. The whole thing is actually pretty adorable.

Hunter then launches into a speech about Seth Rollins and how they are immortalizing him in bronze because he has Hustle, Loyalty, and Respect, but he is also a winner. He brings out no longer The Future, but The Man: Seth Rollins.

The champion comes out and talks about how this statue makes him a legend, an immortal. He says John Cena has worked day in and day out to be the man in WWE for the last 10 years. But as the saying goes: To be the man, you've got to beat the man. And that's exactly what he did last night. Rollins says this statue will immortalize him long after he is retired and even after he is dead and gone. He joins Bruno Sammartino, Andre The Giant, and The Ultimate Warrior on the Mount Rushmore of WWE.

Rollins says he can't wait anymore and wants to unveil the statue right now. The curtain lifts after a drum roll, but instead of the statue, Sting is standing on the platform!! Triple H and Stephanie skulk out of the ring, and Sting attacks Rollins. He tosses the champion out of the ring and hoists the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. He stares down The Authority as the show goes off the air.

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