Video summary
The video provides a chaotic and humorous recap of Monday Night Raw, focusing primarily on the escalating antics of the 946 Group, which includes Solo Sikoa, Dragon Lee, and Dominic Mysterio. The host describes this faction as legitimate hooligans who are paid to cause destruction without even stepping into the wrestling ring; their recent activities include setting rental cars on fire in parking lots and beating up opponents. The central plot point of the episode is the kidnapping of Solo Sikoa right before his scheduled main event match. After attempting to reconcile with Roman Reigns' inner circle by waving a white flag, Solo was rejected for not acknowledging Jimmy Uso and Jay White as captains, leading him to try to handle things alone. However, he was intercepted by Royce Isaacs and his gang of thugs, who brutally beat him up, stripped him, and drove away in an SUV with him still inside, effectively abducting him before the show could even resume after a commercial break.
While the 946 Group's kidnapping plot unfolded, the qualifying matches for the Money in the Bank ladder match proceeded with unexpected twists. Roxan secured her spot by defeating Eio, while the men's division saw a bizarre sequence of events where Dominic Mysterio appeared to win his match automatically after the commercial break, only to be corrected when Dragon Lee and eventually Penta Corazon were added to the contest. The host notes that once Penta was in the ring, it became clear he would advance to the ladder match. Throughout these segments, the commentary highlights the absurdity of the situation, particularly how the show continued advertising Door Dash services while a man was being held hostage in the back of a truck. The host expresses frustration with the lack of police intervention or official response to such extreme backstage violence, joking that fans should just Uber to arenas because bringing rental cars is no longer safe given the group's tendency to destroy property and people.
Beyond the main storyline involving Solo's disappearance, the video also covers other significant moments from the night, including a match between Javon "The Urban Brother" and Braun Strowman. The encounter was interrupted by Austin Theory, leading to chaos until Oba Femi intervened to even the odds by packing up everyone involved and delivering multiple chair shots. This interaction reinforced the ongoing feud involving the Visionary stable and Paul Heyman, who made a quip about Oba being alive causing vision problems for his opponents. The host appreciates these backstage shenanigans, drawing parallels to the fun chaos of the Attitude Era, and notes that while they enjoy the spectacle of the 946 Group's destructive behavior, there is genuine concern for Solo's safety. The segment concludes with the uncertainty surrounding Solo's fate, suggesting he might be tied up somewhere awaiting a ransom, and invites viewers to share their thoughts on the episode while thanking the audience for their support on the channel's journey toward 200k subscribers.
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What's good Josh? Bull Ross back at
again with another video. So, we got to
talk about the chaos that has ensued on
Monday Night Raw. Once again,
WWE has to do something, especially when
it comes to the 946 group because uh
these guys are some hooligans. Straight
hooligans. And we know they're on the
active roster. They're getting paid to
legitimately be hooligans. They don't
even get in the wrestling ring. The last
time they was in the wrestling ring,
they were packing people up and
destroying people now. They just be in
the back in the the garage area in
parking lots, setting rentals on fire,
beating people up, and now you got to
add kidnapping to the list. Now,
throughout the show, there was multiple
qualifying matches. Well, really, it's
just two of them. one for the ladies to
qualify um to see who's going to be a
part on the Money in the Bank. And Roxan
won her respective match which I'm happy
about. And she got the pin on Eio. So I
thought that was actually pretty cool.
I'm glad Roxan got the win. Hopefully
she can win Money in the Bank this year.
And then Solo was going to be in the
other qualifying match along with Dragon
Lee and Dominic Mysterio. Now early in
the show, Solo
thought it was funny. came out there
with the white flag, went to the
Bloodloom uh Bloodloom Bloodline locker
room to talk to Jacob, Jimmy, and uh and
Jay. And basically, he he's like, "Look,
I'm waving the white flag. We need to
work together." Like the 946 group, they
they on different timing, you know? So,
we need to work together. Put our
differences aside to work together to
stop them. And then that's when Jimmy
and Jay's like, "Look,
the only way that's going to happen is
if one, you acknowledge us as captains,
and two, you acknowledge Roman Reigns as
your tribal chief. Obviously, Jay's not
going to do it." So, not Jay, uh, Solo
is not going to agree to it. So, he's,
"All right, fine. I'll figure it out on
my own." So, he walks out. Cool. Then,
he runs into LA Knight. LA Knight has
already, you know, gotten a championship
opportunity against Roman Reigns.
They'll be fighting each other at Money
in the Bank and he saw uh Solo in the
back uh you know, taping up his wrist.
He's like, "Yo, what was that earlier?"
Like, "I know you're not trying to get
back with him." And he was like, "No,
I'm not trying to get back with him. I
was just trying to see if we can, you
know, at least work together to stop the
946 group cuz these guys, they are
unhinged." But I'm not joining them, you
know. I'm not acknowledging them or
anything like that. So, I'm just going
to kind of figure it out. And he's like,
"Hey, well, look, you focus on your
match tonight, man. You know, you focus.
Go out there and win. And, you know,
hopefully you win Money in the Bank."
And, you know, hey, don't cash in on me,
bro. Don't cash in on me if you get the
opportunity because I'mma beat Roman and
become the dude champion. So, they had
that little nice bro moment. Thought
that's cool. I like their dynamic and
relationship over the many years have
now they've gotten much closer. I can
appreciate that. LA Night and Solo kind
of on the same page. I like that. So, he
walks off. LA Knight goes out there to
give his promo. And I said this live on
stream. I have a bad feeling that this
is going to be the last time we see Solo
standing for the rest of the night. And
Royce Keys and his gang of thugs, they
were in the car and they basically sent
out a video message saying, "It's up
tonight.
Boys is about to get packed up."
basically sent the warning shot. So,
watch. He said, "No more warning shots,
boys. It's just going to get packed up."
So, we get to the main event. Solo music
hit. No Solo. We cut to the back. Solo
is already been beat up, victimized,
brutalized, right? He's already beat up,
right? Tell me why
they done bruised him up. Royce is over
there like put him in the back of the
truck. They got the SUV, man. Another
SUV rental.
They throw him back. They rip off his
shirt, throw him in the back of the
truck, and then as Jimmy, Jay, and Jacob
is chasing after him, they close the
the, you know, the back of the truck,
and they drive off. They legitimately
kidnapped
Solo before the main event.
Then Dominic comes out there and he's
like, and this is after commercial
break, which I find hilarious when you
really think about it. They had a
commercial break after a man was
kidnapped, came back from commercial
break, was advertising Door Dash while a
man was just kidnapped, and then Dominic
trying to figure out, all right, so I
automatically win the match. I
automatically qualify. And I like how
Jimmy J and Jacob just looking at this
[ __ ] like, you're a [ __ ] idiot. Adam
Pierce like, bro, this is not the time
for it. go out there, you got a match.
Dragon Lee is still in the match, you
dodo. So, he goes out there, Dragon Lee
comes out there and then Penta get added
to the match. And once Penta was added
to the match, we kind of had an idea
who's going to win. And ultimately,
Penta wins, he advances into the Money
in the Bank ladder match. But, uh, yeah,
bro, what's going on on Monday Night
Raw? Why we can't get officials out
there to reign this in?
Like they setting rentals on fire.
They're beating people up.
Destroy. Actually, they destroyed Jimmy
and Jay's other rental. Remember when
they beat him up with lead pipes? That
was another rental. It's like if you got
a rental
and it's in the back, there's a good
chance, especially if you part of the
bloodline, they going to [ __ ] your [ __ ]
up. You might as well Uber to the arenas
now. Don't bring your rental because
they just going to destroy it. And now
they kidnapping people before the main
event. What is happening? Once again, we
know they're on the payroll. They're
paying these guys to just be hooligans.
Somebody need to step in. And guess
what? We still don't know what happened
to Solo. We have no idea. They're
probably going to have this [ __ ] tied
up somewhere. He's just going to be tied
up with duct tape and stuff. They gonna
have a They gonna have a ransom for this
[ __ ] Solo. If you want your boy Solo
back safe and sound, you got to give us
our demands. Like, what is this? Call
the police. What is this nonsense?
And to be fair, it's some of the most
fun stuff on Monday Night Raw. Their
chaos, their backstage chaos. I like it.
I I grew up in the attitude era, so I
was always fun fond of the backstage
shenanigans. So, the fact that this is a
thing, this is legitimately happening
right now is pretty insane. And I like
it. I like what they're doing with the
946 group. They're giving some like
legitimacy in the sense of these guys
are willing to destroy you. And I'm here
for it. I'm I'm all here for it. Like,
when you see them on the screen, you you
may want to lock your doors.
So, I thought that was a pretty good
highlight of the show. Um, we don't know
what happened to Solo. Hopefully, he's
okay. Well, I guess we'll find out on
somebody's social media or maybe on
Monday Night Raw. Where's Solo?
We got a missing report for Solo Sakoa.
Hopefully, he's safe. And then, uh,
another highlight of the show I want to
talk about Oba getting his get back.
Javon ran into uh uh Braun Breaker in
the gang and you know he basically
slapped him to you know kind of goat him
to having a match with him even though
he kind of just hit him on the chest.
The slap didn't really land and they had
a pretty solid match. You knew the
numbers game was going to get involved.
But Javon had a really good showing out
there with Braun Breaker. It was a nice
back and forth. Then ultimately the
match was thrown out. Austin Theory got
involved. Then they started jumping my
Urban Brother. But that's when Oba came
out there and he was able to be the
equalizer. Packed up everyone in the
vision, hit him with multiple chair
shots. I love it. And the Urban Bros
stand together. And once again, Oba is
letting it be known. No, no, no, no, no.
I'm still breathing. I'm still here.
It's up for you guys. And later on the
show, you see Paul Heymon just looking
at the TV monitor. Braun Breaker comes
out there and Paul's like, "Look,
the V I thought, you know, Oba's still
breathing. As long as Oba's still
breathing, that's going to be a vision
problem." And Braun rebuttal, "As long
as I'm still breathing and standing,
that's going to be a problem for
everyone." And Paul's like, "Everyone?
Everyone." And I'm like, "Okay, sure,
brother." Nevertheless, nice interaction
to see Oba out there. got a great pop
from the crowd. Everybody loves them.
Some packing them up. And uh as long as
it results in Oba costing Braun Breaker,
the WWE well the the Money in the Bank
uh match, I'm all for it. Extend this
feud. They'll probably extend this to
potentially Survivor Series maybe. I
don't know. Um but we'll see. But
nevertheless, hey, I just wanted to talk
about the highlights of the show. We
don't know what happened to Solo.
Hopefully he's okay. Comment down below.
Let me know what y'all thought of this
episode of Monday Night Raw. But I
appreciate all love, support, road to
200k. Appreciate y'all kicking with me.
See you on the next one. Pick. Peace. I
said pick. I don't know what I'm talking
about.