WWE Raw: Seth Rollins, Roman Reigns lay out Jeri-KO on Chicago
Sami Zayn attacks Braun Strowman; Cesaro and Sheamus retain
Tuesday 27 December 2016 14:11, UK
Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns ended 2016 with a bang - by laying out Kevin Owens and Chris Jericho on Monday Night Raw in Chicago.
Reigns successfully defended his United States Title against Owens in the main event but only after Rollins had curbed interference from Chris Jericho by cracking the veteran with a Pedigree.
Reigns pounced amid the chaos to down Owens - the man he will challenge for the Universal Title at the Royal Rumble on January 29 - with a spear.
Rollins and The Big Dog then pained Owens and Jericho further, the former nailing Owens with a Pedigree and the latter blasting Jericho with a spear.
Rollins had chosen to attack Jericho during Reigns and Owens' title tussle after Y2J had clocked him with two Codebreakers earlier in the night following his battle with Braun Strowman.
The Aerialist's clash with Strowman had ended in a no contest moments before, after Sami Zayn arrived to jump the monster, a man he will meet in a Last Man Standing Match next week.
Strowman gave Zayn a taster of what awaits him when he attacked Bo Dallas, Darren Young and The Shining Stars, the bearded brawler even using a Christmas tree as a weapon!
Elsewhere, Sheamus and Cesaro remain Raw Tag Team Champions after defeating former title holders The New Day, Sheamus pinning Xavier Woods after administering a Brogue Kick.
Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows staked their claim to be the Europeans' next challengers after besting The Golden Truth, Anderson rolling up Goldust to seal the victory.
In the women's division, Nia Jax crushed a local talent and Sasha Bank fans named Scarlett, while Charlotte beat Bayley after her protégée - and special guest referee - Dana Brooke performed a quick three-count.
Plus, in cruiserweight action, Newcastle native Neville overcame TJ Perkins - before attacking Rich Swann with a Red Arrow after the champion had seen off Ariya Daivari with a spin kick in a non-title scuffle.
Enzo Amore, meanwhile, headed to ringside in a wheelchair following his assault at the hands of Rusev and Jinder Mahal last week while he undertook sensitivity training.
The Certified G then called his attackers to the squared circle - before rising from his chair and helping Big Cass send Mahal and Rusev scurrying.
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