The following matches and segments are part of tonight’s WWE RAW spoilers for the show being taped in London right now. This content will air on USA Network tonight beginning at 8 pm EST: Miz TV with Roman Reigns kicks off the show, and Miz welcomes everyone to the ‘international edition of the show. He hypes Money In The Bank, including his match with Shane McMahon, before bringing Roman Reigns to the ring. Almost immediately, Elias cuts off Roman, who calls the Drifter a karaoke star and a wedding singer. Miz cuts a promo about his match with Shane, who comes out to the stage as Bobby Lashley and Elias attack Reigns and Miz. Shane ends up booking the four in a tag team match. Roman Reigns & The Miz defeated Bobby Lashley & Elias via disqualification Shane interferes and prevents Miz from tagging Roman, and the referee calls for the bell. Reigns ends up taking Shane out, then Miz gets a chair to even things up. Braun Strowman is called to Shane McMahon’s office, and Sami Zayn is shown complaining. Shane ends up booking Sami versus Braun, where if Sami wins, he will replace Braun in the Money In The Bank ladder match on Sunday. Mojo Rawley defeated Apollo Crews Mojo won a very quick squash match Nikki Cross is seen backstage with Alexa Bliss, who is having baggage issues. Nikki is calm and quiet, and she’s taking Alexa’s place in tonight’s fatal 4 way match. Lacey Evans, Charlotte Flair and Becky Lynch come to the ring for their respective contract signings at WWE Money In The Bank. Lynch says “One of you dopes can’t afford to lose your first championship match, the other can’t afford to lose your millionth!” London gives Flair the WHAT? treatment, but Charlotte ignores them and the segment breaks down quickly, ending with Becky getting put through a table by both of her opponents. Baron Corbin defeated Ricochet Corbin wins clean after hitting End Of Days. He sets up a ladder after the bell and climbs it, but Ricochet shoves him off of it.<doc-sep>WWE Monday Night Raw comes waltzing back into our lives tonight (May 13, 2019) from the O2 in London, featuring the go home show to the upcoming Money in the Bank pay-per-view (PPV) this coming Sunday night in Connecticut. Advertised for tonight: a double contract signing for Becky Two Belts, Roman Reigns is back to talk to Miz and fight McMahons, the Money in the Bank ladder match participants will face off in a variety of matches, and more! Come right back here at 8 p.m. ET when the Raw live blog kicks off once the show starts on USA. It will be below this line here. (REMINDER: NO GIFS OR PICS ARE ALLOWED IN THE COMMENTS SECTION. OFFENDERS WILL BE BANNED.) NOTE: Due to the time difference, Raw will air pre-taped tonight. We have spoilers for this show HERE, and please keep discussion of those to that post. This comments section should be kept SPOILER FREE. WWE RAW RESULTS AND LIVE BLOG FOR MAY 13 Parched land, no desert sand, sun was just a dot and a little bit of water goes a long way, ‘cause it’s hot. Three good buddies were laughing and smoking in the back of a rented Ford. They couldn’t know they weren’t going far, but me, I know I’m going to make to the end of this here wrestling show as I liveblog it for you, folks. The show opens with the Miz making his entrance. He does his usual intro spiel to welcome us to MizTV and calls Money in the Bank the WWE version of the Infinity Stones and says cashing in brought his career to new heights. He talks up the potential for the winners this year before reminding us he’s in a steel cage against Shane McMahon at Money in the Bank and then introducing his guest, our first of four Wild Cards tonight... Roman Reigns! The Big Dog makes his entrance and takes a seat. Miz asks him what we can expect on Sunday, and Roman says Elias is a lot of things-- young, strong, charismatic, very talented, but he hasn’t won any championships, and on Sunday, Reigns is bringing him the big fight. The A-Lister talks up their similarities and pitches the Big Dog on a buddy cop movie, but Roman says they had a good thing but now he sounds like the old Miz, and he’d punch the old Miz in the mouth. He’s here to hang out with the new Miz, the guy that chases Shane McMahon around the entire arena with a chair. Where’s he at? Does he need a reminder, in the form of video footage of last week? Miz asks if that’s the Miz the crowd wants and says that it’s funny, it took Shane to make him understand why he’s never been on the same page with Roman or the WWE Universe, and it’s about respect. After thirteen years, he thinks he’s started to earn that respect, but McMahon’s been handed everything with a silver spoon in his mouth. Miz knows he’s not the toughest or the strongest, but he knows how to win, and when he brings a fight, he BRINGS A FIGHT! Shane has attacked his father and run from him at every turn, but on Sunday none of his power and privilege will matter inside of the steel cage. Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide, and McMahon will regret ever putting his hands on his family, and he’ll go down faster than his old man ever did to a Superman Punch! Enter Shane McMahon. He says it’s quite flattering that they’re talking about him, but they seem to have forgotten that he’s their boss. Being the boss, he’s also out here to inform them that as of right now, MizTV is over-- ELIAS AND BOBBY LASHLEY ATTACK! They lay Miz and the Big Dog out and take their place at Shane’s side, and he announces that they’ll have a tag team match, after the break. Bobby Lashley & Elias vs. Roman Reigns & the Miz Miz and Elias to start, circling, the A-Lister ducks a lariat and throws left hands, whip across, the Drifter passes him to the floor, slide back in, folding press for two! Elias with a knee and a chop, drawing him up for a forearm, whip reversed, A-Lister with a pair of big knees into the inverted facelock backbreaker / neckbreaker combo... NOPE! Tag to Roman, the Drifter bails for a breather and tags Lashley in. Bob backs Reigns into the corner and breaks with a flex but the Big Dog pops him one! Off the ropes, big shoulder block for one, gator roll, Walking Armageddon in charge, Reigns posts to his feet and rams him into the corner to break! Big Samoan drop... only two! Miz tags in, chest kicks on both guys, Bob picks him up for a powerbomb but the A-Lister floats out! Elias with a cheap shot in the corner, Lashley hits the reverse STO for a nearfall and we go to break. Back from commercial, Elias is choking Miz over the ropes and Shane McMahon gets a cheap shot in while referee Rod Zapata is occupied. Drifter with a cover for two, drawing him up, passing him into the corner, whip across and the A-Lister takes the turnbuckles hard. Knucklelock, up the ropes, Elias walks the ropes... METEORA BUT THE BIG DOG BREAKS IT UP! Tag to Lashley, whip into the corner, charging shoulder thrust, delayed vertical suplex gets a nearfall! Wristlock, tag made, Elias draws Miz up and chops him into the corner, the A-Lister fighting for the tag but he gets thrown away and decked with a right! Elias occupied with Reigns for a beat, Miz takes advantage, big DDT, but Lashley tags in and cuts him off! Whip to the corner, Miz sidesteps the charge and Bob eats the post hard! McMahon pulls Roman off the apron and throws him into the steel steps, leaving Zapata no choice... Roman Reigns & the Miz win by disqualification, presumably. The heels put boots to Miz after and dump him to the floor where the beatdown continues. Reigns recovers... BIG DOG SUICIDE DIVE OVER THE TOP ROPE! Beating them down, Shane tackles Roman and throws him back inside where Reigns double legs him for a beating until his two partners come back in to beat him down. MIZ IS HERE WITH A CHAIR! Wailing on Lashley and Elias, Roman Superman Punches the both of them and McMahon runs away! Commentary hypes up a match between Braun Strowman and Drew McIntyre as well as a women’s championship double contract signing. Seth Rollins is shown backstage chatting with somebody to send us to break. Back from commercial, we get a video package for AJ Styles vs. Seth Rollins and commentary shills for the WWE Network after and recapping last week’s segment where Braun Strowman threw Sami Zayn into a dumpster. Braun is interviewed backstage. He says the only thing he regrets is that Zayn didn’t get turned into a cube, but that was last week, and tonight’s about the ladder match, and there’s no one that can stop him from winning a second year running. A crew member appears behind him and tells him Shane McMahon would like to see him in his office. And so we go to break. Back from commercial, Sami Zayn is talking to Shane in his office. He complains about Braun almost ending his career last week but blames the fans for cheering him when he acts like a monster. Enter Strowman, asking if Sami’s why he got called to the principal’s office. Zayn says he’s asked the McMahons to make it right, and he wants Braun’s spot in Money in the Bank. Shane says he can’t just give him the spot, but Sami says he’ll fight him for it, and he should even make it a Falls Count Anywhere match. McMahon points out Braun is scheduled against Drew McIntyre, but Zayn says surely he can find something else for Drew. Shane agrees and makes the match, and Braun tells Sami he’s going to eat him alive. Apollo Crews vs. Mojo Rawley Crews with a go-behind into punches, backing Rawley into the corner, putting boots to him. Whip reversed, up and over, Apollo with a handspring and his knee goes out from under him. Referee Dan Engler checks on him, Mojo with a chop block, fired up and punching the mat, laughing, patting the elbow, charging in for the corner elbow! Lifting him up... Mojo Rawley wins by pinfall with the Alabama Slam. Backstage, Alexa Bliss is on the phone complaining about her luggage with all of her gear being lost and trying to use her American celebrity to browbeat the poor airline worker into helping her. She hangs up and a subdued Nikki Cross asks if she’s okay. Bliss thanks her for asking and says she could really use someone to talk to, and Nikki says she’s been here four weeks and nobody’s noticed. Alexa rambles an apology but Cross stops her from leaving and says she can talk to her. A devious look spreads across Bliss’ face and she says she just doesn’t want to be laughed at. Nikki suggests going to the McMahons and looking for a replacement in the match tonight, and Alexa offers Cross the spot in the match. Nikki agrees and Bliss goes off to tell the McMahons. Becky Lynch picks up both her title belts and we go to break. Back from commercial, Michael Cole sets up our contract signing and introduces our participants, starting with Lacey Evans, moving onto Charlotte Flair, and finishing, of course, with your double champion, Becky Lynch. Before Becky signs, Cole asks her if she realizes how grueling defending both titles is going to be Sunday. Lynch pauses to appreciate a “Becky Two Belts!” chant before saying it’s nice to be back in London and says they’re both bigger, stronger, and more athletic than she, so it’s not that she doesn’t know what the beating she’s going to take is like, it’s that she doesn’t care. When the bright lights hit, Lacey’s going to feel the crippling pressure of backing up everything she’s said and she’s going to ask herself why she ever came looking for the Man in the first place-- just ask your twin sister here how hard it is to beat her. Charlotte says Becky never learns. She’s got everything she wanted but she still has to make digs, it’s the same big mouth of hers that got her in trouble in the first place and now she’s in a situation where she can’t win. Evans says it’s nice to see that she’s not the only one with enough decency to show up to a formal event dressed appropriately, and she tells Becky it’s a contract signing, not a fight in a barn. Lynch tells her she’s never done one of these and that gets the weirdest laugh out of Evans. Becky shifts back to Charlotte and accuses her of not delivering lately, pressure pressure. So one of these dopes can’t afford to lose her first title match, and the other can’t afford to lose her one millionth, Lynch says, and she signs both contracts. Flair says she got her storybook ending and beat the Baddest Woman on the Planet and that’s still not enough for her? All of this is going to come crashing down and frankly she finds it hilarious. At Money in the Bank, the only thing Becky will be able to blame is her stubborn pride when she bows down to the Queen, wooo. Charlotte signs, and Lacey gets on the mic, saying the WWE Universe deserve a proper lady as a champion, with all these young women being led astray by Lynch’s classless confusing behavior, and let’s be honest-- Becky can continue to pretend to swing around something she doesn’t have, but there’s no way she’s going to take out two real ladies. Lynch offers her a free shot but Lacey just signs the contract and sits back. Flair tries to egg Evans in to attacking but she says she doesn’t want to dirty her dress, but lo and behold, a brawl breaks out anyway!<doc-sep>
It's that magical time of the year, when WWE travels to Europe and we get some information in advance which helps us decide if we want to spend three hours with Raw on a Monday night. Team Red is in London’s O2 Arena for the May 13 Raw. Thanks to the five hour time difference between the United Kingdom and the East coast of the U.S. of A., that means advance reports about what goes down on a show which is scheduled to feature Becky Two Belts signing contracts for her upcoming title defenses against Lacey Evans & Charlotte Flair, Roman Reigns appearing on Miz TV, the final build for this Sunday’s Money in the Bank pay-per-view (PPV), and more. We'll still be watching along with our usual live blog, which will of course cover any segments not shown to the fans in attendance, but more importantly feature Rev. Claire Elizabeth’s unmatched play-by-play. You can join the fun at 8PM Eastern here. Unwrap that present early: Main Event taping - Titus O’Neil def. EC3 - The Revival def. Lucha House Party Raw taping - An “international edition” of Miz TV kicks us off. He briefly hypes his match with Shane McMahon this Sunday along with the ladder matches, then welcomes his guest, Roman Reigns. Elias cuts The Big Dog off, but Reigns runs down his Money in the Bank opponent by calling him a wedding singer, etc. Miz speaks passionately about his rematch with Shane, which brings out McMahon. Bobby Lashley and Elias jump the babyfaces, and Shane books a tag match. - Miz & Roman Reigns def. Elias & Bobby Lashley via DQ when Shane McMahon interferes to keep Miz from tagging Roman. Reigns takes out McMahon. - Backstage shot of Seth Rollins and video package hyping his Universal title defense against AJ Styles this Sunday. - Braun Strowman meets with Shane McMahon and learns he has a match with Sami Zayn tonight. If Sami wins, he takes Strowman’s spot in the ladder match this weekend. - Mojo Rawley def. Apollo Crews in a quick match - Nikki Cross is backstage as Alexa Bliss struggles with baggage issues. Cross is completely calm and composed. Matty Paddock of The Independent describes it as “hugely unnerving”. Because of Bliss’ luggage trouble, Nikki is replacing her in tonight’s 4Way. - For WWE’s return to the UK in November, Raw will tape in Glasgow and SmackDown in Manchester. - Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair & Lacey Evans are out for the Women’s title contract signings. The crowd is said to be hot for The Man. Lynch runs them both down as “dopes”, saying Evans can’t afford to lose her first title shot, and Charlotte can’t afford to lose her “millionth”. O2 Arena crowd “WHAT?”s Flair, but she isn’t flustered. Things break down, and the challengers end up putting Becky Two Belts through a table. - Baron Corbin def. Ricochet via pinfall following End of Days. Described as a clean win. Afterwards, Corbin grabs a ladder and climbs it, cause reasons (there are briefcases hung there as part of the set). The One And Only shoves him. - Backstage scene where Cesaro jokes that Dominick looks like Samoa Joe leads to a brawl between Rey Mysterio and the Swiss Superman. - AJ Styles promos from backstage about his Universal title shot at Money in the Bank, then the ladies make their entrances. - Nikki Cross def. Natalya vs. Naomi vs. Dana Brooke. In the ring, Cross is her old Scottish Psycho self. Folks shouted out a spot where Brooke jumped off a ladder to crossbody her opponents as being noteworthy. Nikki and Alexa set up a ladder and Cross helps Bliss claim a briefcase hanging above. - Samoa Joe says he’s looking forward to seeing Dominick on Sunday... - Rey Mysterio def. Cesaro in what was unsurprisingly described as a standout match. - Dash Wilder & Scott Dawson cut a promo backstage, calling out The Usos and vowing that “the embarrassment of The Revival stops”. - Firefly Funhouse airs. Bray reveals his secret, which involves a demonic clown facepaint look. He says he’s learned to “harness it”. It looks to be setting up Bray Wyatt’s in-ring return. - Seth Rollins gets a backstage interview talking about his match with Styles this Sunday. - Sami Zayn def. Braun Strowman to take his spot in Sunday’s men’s Money in the Bank ladder match.