WWE RAW results, July 4, 2016: Live tracker

Live tracker for the WWE RAW results on the July 4 episode from Columbus, OH

WWE RAW will be live from Nationwide Arena in Columbus, OH on Monday night for the episode on July 4. While there are only three more episodes left until the WWE Draft and the brand split and only two more episodes left until WWE Battleground, there is still a great deal that almost has to happen on RAW starting on Independence Day.

The biggest questions about WWE RAW (and WWE Smackdown for that matter) are really simple ones that need to be addressed. Fans want to know how the draft is going to work, who is going to be in charge of each show, and if there are indeed going to be new titles or belts being reinstated.

In terms of the actual wrestling, though, there is still plenty going on that needs to progress as well. At the forefront is of course the title feud between Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins—and I guess the suspended Roman Reigns as well. After no one was able to add themselves to the match last week, we’ll need the next step to the triple threat.

Moreover, the reason no one qualified was because of the dueling interferences brought on by AJ Styles and John Cena still going at one another and leading to their feud.

Additionally, there will be a United States Championship match between Rusev and Titus O’Neil and a 16-man elimination tag match featuring Team USA vs. Team World for the 4th of July (wonder who’s winning that one). There also could be a return of—excuse me—a certain former general manager as well.

Even still, you won’t want to miss a minute of the action or any of the WWE RAW results and you won’t have to. Keep up with all of the action down below once the show starts at 8 p.m. ET.

FOOOOOD FIIIIGHHHHHTT!

WWE RAW opened with most of the roster being in the back and eating at a sort of indoor cookout. However, The Vaudevillains and then The Miz ultimately incited a food fight:

Rusev vs Titus O’Neil

Titus O’Neil was fighting for the U.S. Title on the 4th of July and seemed to have the advantage on the champ early in the match.

However, the champ fought back to get the upper hand before locking in The Accolade to get the win and then rubbing it in “America’s” face.

Winner: Rusev

Social Outcasts vs Enzo and Big Cass

This match was as simple and quick as you’d think, though Enzo naming off every president ever was quite great.

Winners: Enzo and Big Cass

Sasha is THE Boss

Charlotte and Dana Brooke came out to the ring so that the champ could address Sasha Banks coming after her. After running down Sasha, though, Banks came out and stood her ground.

After all of this, though, Dana and Charlotte tried to attack Sasha, but Banks fought back in a big way. She ultimately sent the champ and her protege running with a Banks Statement.

The Miz vs Dean Ambrose

The Miz got the upper hand against Ambrose in this Champion vs Champion match, but it was short lived. The WWE Champion dominated for much of the match and ultimately prevailed after hitting Dirty Deeds.

Winner: Dean Ambrose

After the match, Seth Rollins was up next and the two men had a bit of a tense moment.

Seth Rollins vs Dolph Ziggler

Shocker on this one, but Rollins and Ziggler put on a fantastic match where Dolph got in far more offense than you might expect. However, Rollins countered the Zig Zag at one point to set up the Pedigree to give him the win.

Winner: Seth Rollins

After the match, Rollins got up on the announce table where Ambrose was at ringside. When Seth began to heel off on everyone, though, Dean took exception and wound up hitting Dirty Deeds through the table.

There was then a creepy Wyatt Family vignette as they addressed New Day.

Vickie Back!

As the latest in the string of returning former GMs, Vickie Guerrero came back to try and make her case for being Smackdown GM.

Big Show then gave Team USA a pep talk ahead of the USA vs The World match.

Golden Truth vs The Vaudevillains

This match was quick and ultimately pointless. The Golden Truth won in the end, though.

Winners: Golden Truth

John Cena and The Club, Round 48

John Cena talked about being brave and all of that again before calling out The Club. They answered and AJ Styles delivered a promo of his own, saying he enjoyed beating Cena down and would keep doing so before making his way to the ring to do just that.

However, Enzo and Big Cass came out to even the odds and ultimately sent The Club running.

Becky Lynch vs Summer Rae

This match was relatively quick as well as Becky played the role of face-in-peril briefly before coming through and picking up the win.

Wyatts Getting to Xavier

While New Day was out joking around and making fun of The Wyatts. However, when Bray and the fam answered, Xavier wasn’t having any of it as their opponents in this feud are clearly getting to him.

USA vs The World

Outside of Kevin Owens hitting the Pop-Up Powerbomb on Mark Henry, this match was wholly unsurprising. There was some fun action throughout, sure.

In the end, it was Big Show and Zack Ryder left in the ring with Sheamus with Ryder pinning the Celtic Warrior for the win.

Winners: Team USA

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