Here is the trailer for the upcoming movie Fighting with My Family.
The movie will tell the story of Saraya Bevis, better known as Paige, and her journey to becoming a WWE superstar. It will show Paige living with her family, all wrestlers including her father Ricky Knight and her mother Saraya. The trailers shows both she and her brother Zak try out for WWE, as well as Paige’s journey to becoming women’s champion.
The film was announced back in 2017, with the Rock’s Seven Bucks Productions and WWE Studios on board as producers. It stars Florence Pugh as Paige, Jack Lowden as Zak, Nick Frost as Ricky Knight and Lena Headey as Saraya. Thea Trinidad (now Zelina Vega) also makes a cameo as AJ Lee, who Paige beat for the Divas championship in her debut.
Fighting with My Family is set for release next February It will be distributed through MGM.
Paige took to social media following an incident after Money in the Bank where she was assaulted by a fan.
She posted the following on her Instagram page: “To the ‘fan’ that decided to pie face me through my car window and then tell me to ‘lose some weight Paige’.. you inspired me to keep being myself and eat whatever the f I want. Good luck with your karma!”
According to PWInsider, there were witnesses who saw the incident. One reader told the site that Paige was leaving the Allstate Arena on the passenger’s side of her car when she rolled down the window to wave goodbye to the fans. A male fan then pie-faced her and yelled at her. People confronted the fan following the incident.
There is no current word on any legal action stemming from the incident. Paige retired earlier this year after re-injuring her surgically repaired neck at the end of 2017.
Charlotte and Becky Lynch will do battle next week on SmackDown.
The two, who will be a part of the Money in the Bank ladder match, talked to one another backstage during tonight’s SmackDown about their chances in the women’s ladder match. Charlotte said that she saw herself winning the Money in the Bank match. Lynch said that while they were friends, she would be the one walking away with the briefcase.
Paige, who overheard their conversation, came up to them and talked about their time as a stable, Team PCB. She said she had a brilliant idea and walked away. Right after the commercial break, the match was made.
Meanwhile, the team of the Usos and Naomi will battle Aiden English, Rusev and Lana in a mixed tag team bout. This stems from a segment on tonight’s show where Lana jumped Naomi during their dance off, which led to a brawl that sent the heels packing.
SmackDown next week will take place at the American Bank Center in Corpus Christi, Texas.
Though she officially retired as an active wrestler on Raw last night, Paige isn’t leaving WWE television.
Shane McMahon announced Paige as the new on-screen general manager for SmackDown during the opening segment of tonight’s post-WrestleMania episode. She replaces Daniel Bryan, with Shane saying that he “accepted Bryan’s resignation” from his GM position due to Bryan returning to the ring.
The first announcement that WWE had Paige make was a match involving Bryan. He’ll face AJ Styles later on tonight’s SmackDown.
Bryan had been SmackDown GM since the brand split returned in 2016. After Kurt Angle replaced Mick Foley on Raw last April, this is the second straight year that WWE has announced a new general manager in the fallout of WrestleMania.
Shortly after returning from neck surgery, Paige was re-injured at a house show last December. It was decided that she wouldn’t be cleared to return by WWE, but her status wasn’t addressed until she announced her retirement last night.
At the same arena where she debuted on the main roster and won her first Divas Championship four years ago, Paige announced her retirement on tonight’s Raw from the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans.
Paige got on the microphone after accompanying Mandy Rose for a match against Sasha Banks and said that she had to come clean about her status. She mentioned how hard it was to sit on the sidelines at WrestleMania. But because of neck injuries, she can no longer perform as an in-ring competitor.
Paige thanked every women’s wrestler in the locker room, saying that they’ve built the division into something no one never imagined it could be. She also thanked her family, Daniel Bryan, Edge, WWE, and the fans during the speech. Though their situations are different, she said Bryan coming back from what was thought to be a career-ending injury gives her hope. She said Edge spoke to her and showed her that there’s life outside of pro wrestling.
Near the end of her speech, Paige noted that — as much as it hurts her to say it — she’ll have to “go find something else.” She concluded by referencing her debut in New Orleans, saying she loves everyone and that this will always be her house.
After returning from neck surgery last year, Paige’s final match took place just a few weeks later when she was re-injured at a house show in December. It was decided that she wouldn’t be cleared to return by WWE, but the company didn’t address her long-term future when announcing that she had been pulled from the women’s Royal Rumble in January.
At 25 years old, Paige ends her in-ring career after having been the first NXT Women’s Champion and holding the WWE Divas title twice.
In a lot of ways, it has been a nightmare period for Paige (Saraya Jade-Bevis), as it looks like her in-ring career, at least in WWE, is over at the age of 25.
Bevis was ruled by WWE medical as having injuries so severe that she won’t be cleared to wrestle. The story was originally reported by Mike Johnson of PW Insider and a number of people in WWE confirmed it to us, however the company itself was not going to make an official statement or confirm the story publicly. All that was said on Raw is that due to a neck injury, Paige will be out of the Royal Rumble. She was on Raw on 1/15 as part of Absolution, in the corner of Sonya Deville.
Her career wasn’t short, as she started at the age of 13 working on shows promoted by her family around the U.K. She was one of the key people involved in changing the women’s division to a more serious in-ring style while in NXT, which opened up the doors for people like Charlotte, Bayley, Becky Lynch and Sasha Banks to take it a step farther and changing it on the main roster as well.
While her long-term future wasn’t addressed, Paige appeared on Raw tonight and was officially removed from the upcoming women’s Royal Rumble.
Paige accompanied Sonya Deville to the ring for her match against Sasha Banks, and it was mentioned on commentary that Paige wouldn’t be able to compete in the women’s Royal Rumble due to a neck injury. WWE.com then posted an article reiterating that information.
Paige and Mandy Rose stayed at ringside opposite Bayley and Mickie James for the match, with Deville picking up the win after hitting Banks with a kick to the chest.
Less than two months after returning from neck surgery, Paige suffered the injury when she was kicked in the back by Banks during a six-woman tag match at a house show in Long Island on December 27th. She has accompanied her Absolution stablemates in back-to-back weeks on Raw.
Less than two months after returning from neck surgery, it appears that Paige’s in-ring career with WWE may be over.
PWInsider first reported today that Paige “was informed this week that she will not be cleared to return to the ring” after suffering an injury last month. The report states that the situation has been described as similar to Edge’s medical disqualification from in-ring competition and that it’s believed Paige was given the news at Raw on Monday.
Paige suffered the injury when she was kicked in the back by Sasha Banks during a six-woman tag match at a house show in Long Island, New York on December 27th. The match was stopped and a stretcher was brought out, but she was able to walk to the back with assistance and there was initial optimism as the injury was originally believed to be a stinger.
Paige was scheduled to be in the women’s Royal Rumble match later this month, though whether she was going to be cleared in time was in question even before this report.
On Monday night’s episode of Raw, Paige was at ringside for Mandy Rose & Sonya Deville’s match against Banks & Bayley. Whether she’ll be used in a similar role going forward remains to be seen.
We’ll have more on this as information becomes available.
There is a photo going around of Enzo Amore in the hospital in Miami, which would put his status for tonight’s Cruiserweight title defense against Cedric Alexander in question. We don’t have official word yet from WWE on this but he was ill and not injured. The fact it’s a Miami hospital would indicate he had already flown in for Raw tonight in Miami when taken to the hospital since he lives in California. He had worked the Northeast house shows last week but was not in Toronto Saturday night.
Paige is also in Miami. She isn’t medically cleared although that doesn’t mean she won’t be on the show in some form.
A non-title match between Raw Women’s Champion Alexa Bliss and Asuka has been announced for tonight. Asuka interrupted Bliss during a promo last week and announced that she’d be entering the women’s Royal Rumble. The segment ended with her kicking Bliss in the head.
Saraya Jade-Bevis (Paige) has been pulled from at least the rest of the WWE Raw house shows this week due to an injury suffered last night at the Nassau Coliseum.
Paige was teaming with Mandy Rose & Sonya Deville vs. Sasha Banks, Mickie James & Bayley in Uniondale, New York. During the match, she took a hard kick to the back from Banks that it appeared she hadn’t braced herself for, and was unable to continue. The match was immediately stopped and she was given medical attention.
A stretcher was brought out, but she could walk under her own power, though she did need help getting to the back. After the show she was able to go out and the injury at least at that point wasn’t thought to be serious.
She will be getting X-rays and an evaluation today but for precautionary measures, as of right now, and WWE officials said she won’t be working the shows the next few days.
The Big Takeaway: A strong in-ring program with very good matches top to bottom. In the main event, Sheamus and Cesaro retained the Raw Tag Team Championships against Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins. At first, Sheamus and Cesaro were disqualified, but Kurt Angle came out to restart the match. Then Samoa Joe interfered, leading to Cesaro pinning Ambrose after Sheamus delievered a Brogue Kick. Reigns defeated Jason Jordan, whose gradual heel turn continues. Matt Hardy is officially doing his Broken character, or in this case, his “woken” character in a program with Bray Wyatt. He’s got the Broken accent and everything.
Show Recap:
Kurt Angle came out. Angle announced Reigns would defend the Intercontinental Championship, but before he could announce his opponent, Jason Jordan walked out. Fans booed the living hell out of Jordan. He said he wanted Reigns. Angle said Jordan couldn’t be serious because his knee was still injured. Jordan said he’s been in the ring with Reigns, John Cena, Strowman, Kane and he knows he can beat Reigns. This brought Reigns out, who got a slightly better reaction than Jordan. Reigns said he was a fighting champion, so he would tell Angle who he was going to fight and it wasn’t going to be Jordan, it was going to be Joe. Crowd liked that idea much better. Reigns told Jordan if Jordan wanted an opportunity, he shouldn’t run to his daddy. Jordan said Reigns was one to talk about earning opportunity because Reigns was the posterboy for getting opportunity after opportunity. Reigns said that Jordan was right about one thing, he’s on a lot of posters. Joe said his patience has worn thin and he accept Reigns challenge. Joe gave Reigns five second to withdraw his challenge because Reigns knows he can’t beat him. Jordan spoke up and said he didn’t have to come out talk tough, unlike Joe he is tough. Jordan said he doesn’t have to come out and attack people from behind, he comes out and issues challenges just like he’s doing right now.
Reigns told Jordan to back off and told Joe his five seconds were up. Then Jordan gave Reigns an overhead belly-to-belly suplex. Reigns sold it for a second, then got up and told Joe he would have to wait until later tonight. Jordan was going to get his right now and ordered Angle to make the match at once.
Intercontinental Champion Roman Reigns defeated Jason Jordan to retain the Intercontinental Championship (20:35)
Reigns hit a DDT for a near fall, then immediately but Jordan in a half crab. After a long struggle where Jordan failed to make the ropes, Jordan countered with a small package for a near fall. Reigns quickly hit a Superman punch, but Jordan kicked out at two. Crowd always pops whenever Reigns’ opponent kicks out of the first Superman punch, even though he never gets the pin after the first punch. Reigns’ attempted the spear, but Jordan kicked him, hit a Northern Lights Suplex, then followed with a rolling Northern Lights suplex. Referee got confused and botched the count, getting two. Jordan attempted the hoist neckbreaker, but Reigns landed on his feet to hit the Superman punch, followed by the spear for the pin. Very good match. Reigns’ first attempt at the Superman punch was blocked when Jordan hit a dropkick. Jordan attempted his hoist neckbreaker, but Joe landed an uppercut that knocked him out of the ring. Reigns left the ring, jumped off the steps and attempted the Superman punch, but Jordan caught Reigns and rammed him into the post. Reigns worked over Jordan outside the ring early, sending him into the ring steps and giving him the Drive-By. Jordan made his comeback picking up Reigns and sending him into corner before Reigns missed a shoulder charge and crashed into the post, a regular Angle spot Reigns sold his left shoulder very well. Jordan has added some heel facials so he’s all but turned. Joe watched the match from the top of the ramp in a chair.
After the match, Joe said maybe the kid wore Reigns out and he was going to go down to the ring to put Reigns to sleep. Joe put Reigns in the Coquina Clutch, but Jordan came up from behind and gave Joe a back suplex to send him away from Joe. Joe and Jordan traded words after Joe was knocked from the ring. Reigns showed his appreciation to Jordan by giving him a Superman Punch from behind.
Angle was on the phone with Stephanie McMahon when Jordan walked up demanding a rematch with Reigns. Then Jordan wanted a match with Joe. Angle asked Jordan who he thought his was and he couldn’t be playing favorites. Angle told Jordan he would take it under advisement and to go somewhere a cool off. Joe roared in and crushed Jordan against the wall, leaving him motionless. Angle got Joe away from his son.
Paige defeated Sasha Banks (16:04)
Alexa Bliss was on commentary. Sonya Deville and Mandy Rose were out with Paige. Bayley and Mickie James accompanied Banks. After satellite head scissors, Banks got a two count after a crossbody off the top rope. After a lengthy straight jacket hold, Banks tackled Piaige into the ropes and they both took a bump out of the ring. During the commercial, Banks went to the second rope, but Paige tripped her. Banks whiplashed the back of her head against the top rope. Then Paige hit a Sunset Power Bomb and Banks landed horribly again on her neck. Banks hit the mat with such velocity, her knees nearly hit her face. Referee checked on Banks for a moment. Paige went for the Rampage, but Banks got out and put on the Bank Statement. Paige got to the ropes. Then Bayley and James started brawling with Rose and Deville. DeVille laid out Bayley quickly. As Rose fought with James, DeVille chop blocked James. Banks got distracted by the fight outside the ring, leading to Paige hitting the Rampage for the pin.
Postmatch, Deville and Rose jumped Banks. Rose gave Banks a front suplex onto Deville’s outstretched knee.
Elias approached Angle backstage and wanted another Intercontinental Championship opportunity, but Angle gave that chance to his son. So Elias wanted a musical performance instead. Elias said the bias against his bastard son will be the end of Angle. Angle told Elias to go to the ring and perform while he finds an opponent for him.
MGK was shown at ringside. No mention of the time Kevin Owens power bombed him off the ramp two years ago, which may have been for the best since MGK barely sold it.
Amore was backstage with his “Zo Train,” Gulak, Nese, Ariya Daivari and Noam Dar. Amore barked at Gulak and Nese for one of them to win their four-way tonight after Swann won last week. Nia Jax showed up acting like she was smitten with Enzo and asked him “How you doing?” Enzo looked horrified.
Drew Gulak pinned Mustafa Ali to win a Fatal Four-Way which also included Cedric Alexander and Tony Nese. Gulak faces Rich Swann next week to determine the #1 contender for the WWE Cruiserweight Championship (14:53)
This was one of the best cruiserweight matches on Raw this year. Ali did a handspring spot and sold his left knee. Gulak and Nese dragged Ali out of the ring, leading to Alexander doing a somersault tope onto the heels. Nese did a spot where he was doing crunches for his abs while kicking Alexander, who was tied to the tree of woe. Nese wanted to jump off the top rope, but Gulak stopped him since Gulak’s gimmick is no cruiserweight should fly. Ali soared in for a crossbody on both men. Lots of great spots during a sequence that won the crowd over, including Gulak hitting a stiff clothesline on Alexander, followed swiftly by a springboard clothesline by Ali on Gulak. For the second week in a row, the cruiserweight match had a tower of doom spot that had Nese taking a double superplex. Alexander hit a great springboard enzuigiri on Gulak, which Ali broke up. Alexander wasn’t happy with Ali, and they did a hockey fight spot. Alexander did a standing spanish fly, which was broken up by Nese. Later, Nese crotched Ali on the top rope. Alexander went after Nese, who put Alexander on the top rope, as well. It led to Ali doing the Spanish Fly off the top rope on Alexander, but Gulak made the save. Gulak missed a charge to the corner and Ali attempted the inverted 450, but Nese dragged Gulak out of the ring. Alexander hit the Lumbar Check on Nese, who bounced out of the ring. Alexander, in desperation, gave Ali the Lumbar Check. But Gulak ran in and gave Alexander a knee to the back, knocking Alexander out of the ring. Gulak pinned an unconscious Ali.
Charly Caruso did an interview with Gulak in the ring. She asked Gulak if he conflicted about possibly facing Enzo. Gulak said that was a good question which could only be answered with a powerpoint presentation. Corey Graves announced they didn’t have time for the powerpoint presenation. They did have time for a Total Divas trailer where Lana told Rusev in front of Jax and Sheamus that she didn’t want to have children, which looked more staged that Gulak’s interview.
Elias started his performance. He got a pretty big babyface pop. Elias said Los Angeles worships vapid and soulless celebrities, his is the air you breathe and he is everything. He sang about everybody in Los Angeles wanted to be a celebrity but the children are pathetic and the city was full of nobodies. Strowman’s music hit and the place erupted. Elias started to leave. Strowman posed, but Elias jumped him from behind. Strowman didn’t sell it, gave Elias a beal and a boot out of the ring. Strowman ran after Elias, who gave Strowman a boot and pushed Strowman into the corner. Elias smashed his guitar to Strowman’s back, but Strowman didn’t sell it. Elias tried to run away, but Strowman ran him down and delivered the running powerslam on Elias. They’ve done such a good job getting that finisher over the crowd chanted “one more time.” Strowman threw the ring steps into the ring, but Kane’s music played.
Kane just appeared on the TitanTron and said Strowman has been a monster among men for so long, maybe he’s forgotten what it’s like to be a monster among monster. Next week, Kane said they would step into the ring again and they would descend into the abyss and only one monster would emerge.
Reigns told Ambrose and Rollins backstage that he’s done his part, now it’s time for them to do theirs. Rollins said they would get their job done. Ambrose acted like he didn’t know their rematch was tonight, then admitted he was kidding. Ambrose said he’s been thinking about beating up Sheamus all day and it smells like gold.
Alicia Fox did an inset promo about how she saw what Asuka did to Brooke last week. Fox claimed she led the Raw women’s team to victory at Survivor Series, she now has a t-shirt and she’s going to end Asuka’s undefeated streak. Fox is still wearing her captain’s hat from the Survivor Series.
Asuka defeated Alicia Fox via tapout (2:20)
Asuka sold the most since her strange two-match run with Emma, taking a big boot from Fox. Asuka tried various kicks where Fox was totally out of position and ultimately won with the flying cross armbreaker.
Postmatch, Absolution came out and once again surrounded the ring. Fox stayed in the ring. Asuka just stepped out of the ring as Paige, Rose and DeVille didn’t make a move on her. Paige told Fox to relax, she wasn’t there to hurt her. Paige said Fox was her friend because Fox was the only one who liked her when she was here a year ago. Paige said she loved Fox, but she didn’t think Rose and DeVille felt the same way. Rose and DeVille stepped in the ring and jumped Fox. Rose gave Fox a V-Trigger knee, and Deville laid her out with another knee strike.
They showed Charlotte playing a role on the USA Network series “Psych: The Movie” named “Heather Rocklear.” It included a soundbite from veteran character actor Kurt Fuller, who was not identified as the main heel from “No Holds Barred.”
Finn Balor defeated Bo Dallas (5:38)
Curtis Axel accompanined Bo Dallas, who distracted Finn Balor when he went to the top rope for the Coup de Grace. After a lengthy armbar spot, Balor hit a forearm and a series of clotheslines. Balor caught the sling blade, the woo dropkick and a Coup de Grace.
They replayed Matt hardy reacting to his loss last week to Bray Wyatt. After showing Hardy’s Tweets proclaiming himself “Woken,” Wyatt popped up on the screen. He said Hardy was a fool. Then Hardy popped up on the screen, speaking in his broken accent, saying he’s traveled through several milleniums, has danced with Cleopatra. Wyatt showed up again and said that Hardy’s rhetoric was the dialogue of a madman. Hardy then popped up and said he was now woken. Wyatt showed up and said he feels alive again. Hardy said Wyatt has left him no choice and he will sentence Wyatt to deletion! Then Wyatt and Hardy each took turns laughing laugh madmen.
Next week, Strowman and Kane will meet in Cleveland. Plus, Swann vs. Gulak for the #1 contendership for the Cruiserweight championship.
Raw Tag Team Champions Sheamus and Cesaro defeated Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose in what became a No-DQ match to retain the Raw Tag Team Championships (18:39)
Great spot early where Rollins attempted a pescado on Cesaro. Sheamus pulled Cesaro out of the way, then came up from behind to ram Rollins into the post. Cesaro gave Ambrose a big boot off the apron. Rollins backdropped Cesaro, but Ambrose was on the floor selling his arm, so no hot tag. Rollins gave Sheamus a superkick, which sent him out of the ring. Ambrose got the hot tag. Ambrose ran wild and tried a tope on Cesaro, who caught Ambrose with an uppercut. Ambrose rolled through Cesaro’s crossbody for a two count, then reversed Cesaro’s giant swing with a small pacakage for two. Ambrose’s head rested against the second rope, and Sheamus nailed him stiff with a knee to the head. Sheamus went to the top rope while Cesaro hoisted Ambrose up, but Ambrose punched Sheamus and crotched him on the top rope. Rollins gave Sheamus a superplex, followed by the Falcoln Arrow, but Cesaro came in for the save. Cesaro went for the Neutralizer, but Rollins hit the Rainmaker Knee, but Sheamus made the save. Sheamus then started kicking Rollins repeatedly even though he was the illegal man. The referee disqualified Sheamus at 17:09 and the crowd booed.
Sheamus and Cesaro took the belts and started to leave. Then Angle came out and restarted the bout as a no disqualification match. Ambrose hit a rebound clothesline on Cesaro, followed by a frog splash on Rollins, but Cesaro kicked out. Joe ran out through the crowd and gave Ambrose a urange and Rollins a forearm. Reigns ran down to send Joe packing. Reigns gave Cesaro a Superman Punch as he came through the ring. In the midst of the confusion, Sheamus hit Ambrose with a Brogue Kick, placed Cesaro on top for the pin. Sheamus, Cesaro and Joe left together through the crowd and Reigns watched on in disbelief. Really strong match and a terrific show.
Two weeks after she came back to WWE television, Paige should be having her in-ring return on Monday’s episode of Raw.
WWE announced today that Paige would be facing Sasha Banks on the show. It was advertised that Paige, Mandy Rose & Sonya Deville would be taking on Banks, Bayley & Mickie James last week, but there was instead an angle where Banks’ partners had been attacked by Absolution (Paige, Rose, and Deville). The three laid out Banks instead of having the match, and we’ll see if Paige vs. Banks goes on as planned or if Rose, Deville, Bayley, and James end up getting involved.
Paige has still yet to have an official match in over year. She was out of action due to a neck injury until returning last month.
Seth Rollins & Dean Ambrose challenging for Cesaro & Sheamus’ tag titles is also scheduled for Raw, along with Cedric Alexander vs. Mustafa Ali vs. Drew Gulak vs. Tony Nese. The winner of that fatal four-way will face Rich Swann the following week in a Cruiserweight title number one contender’s match.
After Raw goes off the air on Monday, the debut edition of “Straight to the Source” will be shown on the WWE Network. The episode is a taped sit-down conversation with Corey Graves interviewing Roman Reigns.
After Paige returned and Mandy Rose and Sonya Deville debuted on Raw last week, the three are set to team together in a six-woman tag match tonight.
WWE announced this afternoon that Paige, Rose & Deville would be facing Sasha Banks, Bayley & Mickie James on the show. Paige, Deville, and Rose arrived as a unit last Monday, interrupting a fatal four-way number one contender’s match between Banks, Bayley, James, and Alicia Fox and later attacking Alexa Bliss in a backstage segment.
Tonight will be the first time Paige has wrestled in over a year. Also set for Raw is a match between Seth Rollins and Cesaro as WWE continues to build to Rollins & Dean Ambrose getting their tag title rematch. Rollins and Cesaro faced each other on this weekend’s house shows as well.
In his first appearance on television since he won the Intercontinental Championship, WWE is teasing that Roman Reigns will issue an open challenge tonight.
In the fallout from Survivor Series, a return in the women’s division and an Intercontinental title main event took place on last night’s episode of Raw.
Paige returned to WWE television for the first time in over a year. She didn’t come alone, bringing Sonya Deville and Mandy Rose from NXT with her as they interrupted a fatal four-way number one contender’s match. The three also attacked Alexa Bliss backstage.
For the first time in his career, Roman Reigns won the Intercontinental Championship last night. He defeated The Miz to complete WWE’s Grand Slam of title wins.
Also on Raw, Samoa Joe faced Finn Balor, Kurt Angle sent a warning to Triple H in the opening segment before Triple H backed away from Braun Strowman, and Dean Ambrose took on Sheamus.
Paige returned to WWE television on tonight’s episode of Raw, bringing two wrestlers from NXT with her.
A fatal four-way number one contender’s match between Mickie James, Bayley, Sasha Banks, and Alicia Fox was going on when Paige’s music hit. She asked the crowd if they missed her and then announced that she’s back. She told everyone that she didn’t come alone and headed down to the ring, with Sonya Deville and Mandy Rose running in from behind and attacking the wrestlers in the match.
Bayley tried to fight back, but Paige came in and gave her a kick. The segment ended with Paige giving Bayley the RamPaige.
The three later laid out Alexa Bliss backstage.
While she was rumored to return on last week’s Survivor Series go-home show, this was Paige’s first appearance on TV in over a year. She has been at the Performance Center recently as she prepared to come back from a neck injury. She was also suspended twice for wellness policy violations while out injured in 2016.
Deville and Rose were part of the most recent season of Tough Enough in 2015 and were making their main roster debuts tonight. They’ve been regulars on the NXT house show circuit, with Deville being featured on TV more often in recent months.
