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We are back and Miz makes his way to the ring very solemnly. A mannequin head with a Kane mask is rolled down the ramp to the ring. Miz puts the head on the table in the ring.
Miz thanks everyone for being here tonight. Miz says he is as sad as everyone. Miz says we are not here to talk about the debut of Miz and Mrs., debuting next week. Miz is not here to talk about being the MVP of the Celebrity Softball Game at the All Star Game. Miz says it is not about him. We are here to talk about one of the best tag teams but two of the worst friends. In the words of Kane's favorite band, it is time to say Bye Bye Bye to Team Hell No.
You had a yes and a no and they were able to become tag team champions. That didn't happen last night, but it did five years ago. Miz reminds everyone how Kane tried to end Daniel Bryan's career. Most would say that would be the end of the friendship, but Hell No. Bryan made the mistake of joining forces with Kane again. The embrace of the Grim Reaper is final and with Team Hell No six feet under, he would like everyone to stand up and have a moment of silence.
Miz tells the people to show some respect for the Moment of Silence. Miz does not appreciate the response of the crowd. Miz says Yes chants might have been appropriate.
Miz says I Told You So. Miz says he told you how this would end. He was in this ring and he said that Kane was a broken down demon and he was right. Miz says he was right about your bogus hero. Daniel was never a world beating wrestler. He is a glory hound obsessed with setting impossible goals to tug at your heart strings. Daniel threw one last hail mary pass to remain relevant. That is the reason for the sappy Team Hell No reunion. It was just to bring out his greatest hits.
As sad as this whole thing has been, there is no one sadder than Daniel Bryan. Whether he can accept it or not, deep down inside, he knows that his return from injury is a bust. Every week, Daniel is hurting his legacy and no one else has the courage to tell him. Daniel will never main event Wrestlemania again and his career is dead.
Daniel Bryan's music plays and he comes to the ring from behind and attacks Miz and the pallbearers. Bryan with a German suplex and Miz escapes the ring.
Bryan with a flying knee.
The New Day are in the locker room. Woods tells Kofi he has to take out the trash.
We go to commercial.
Match Number Four; Eric Young (with Killian Dain and Alexander Wolfe) versus Kofi Kingston (with Xavier Woods and Big E)
They lock up and Young with a wrist lock. Kofi with a reversal and Young with a reversal and front face lock. Kofi with a kick after avoiding a clothesline from Young. Kofi with a drop kick for a near fall. Young with a forearm to the back. Kofi trips Young and goes to the floor. Kofi with a springboard clothesline and he clotheslines Young over the top rope to the floor. Young want the referee to hold Kofi back as he tries to get back into the ring. Young with a shoudler and he slides under Kofi but he is sent to the floor again.
Kofi misses a baseball slide and Young with a kick and he sends Kofi into the apron. They return to the ring and Young gets a near fall. Young with a shoulder tackle. Kofi with a jumping back elbow for a near fall. Young backs Kofi into the corner and punches him when the referee is not looking. Young goes into the turnbuckles but Young rolls and trips Kofi on the apron. Young with forearms to the back of the neck and then he kicks Kofi in the back of the head. Young with a catapult into the bottom rope and he gets a near fall.
Young with a neck breaker for a near fall. Young works on the neck. Kofi with punches but Young with a knee to the midsection. Young sends Kofi into the turnbuckles and punches him. Young with a dragon sleeper on the turnbuckles. Young comes off the turnbuckles and into a drop kick from Kofi. Kofi with chops and a drop kick followed by a jumping clothesline. Kofi with the Boom Drop.
Kofi sets for Trouble in Paradise but he misses. Young with a rollup for a near fall. Kofi with an Irish whip and Young does the Flair flip and Kofi meets him on the turnbuckles for a butterfly superplex. Kofi gets a near fall. Young rolls to the floor. Kofi with a plancha over the referee onto all three members of Sanity. Kofi with SOS and he gets a near fall. Kofi misses a splash into teh corner but he hits a pendulum kick. Kofi goes up top and Wolfe gets on the apron. BIg E stops Wolfe and Woods stops Dain. Kofi with an O'Connor Roll and Dain sends Woods into Kofi on the kick out. Young with a wheelbarrow neck breaker for the three count.
Winner: Eric Young
Shinsuke Nakamura is in the back and he is staring at his title belt.
Jeff Hardy stares into the camera as we go to commercial.
We are back and next week we will find out who AJ Styles will face at SummerSlam.
Match Number Five: Shinsuke Nakamura versus Jeff Hardy for the United States Championship
Hardy attacks as the bell rings and Nakamura goes for a low blow but Hardy escapes. Hardy with a drop kick and he mocks Nakamura with boots in the corner. Hardy comes off the ring steps with a splash. Hardy goes up top and Nakamura goes to the floor.
We go to commercial.
We are back and Hardy is down in the mat. Nakamura with kicks but Hardy blocks a kick and Nakamura with an enzuigiri for a near fall. Nakamura gets a number of near falls. Nakamura with a rear chin lock and a knee in the back. Hardy with elbows but Nakamura sends Hardy to the mat. Nakamura sends Hardy into the turnbuckles and he chokes Hardy in the corner. Nakamura with kicks in the corner. Nakamura with kicks to Hardy.
Nakamura with a front face lock. Nakamura misses a knee drop and Hardy sends Nakamura into the turnbuckles as he goes around the ring with Nakamura. Hardy gets a near fall. Hardy lands on his feet on a suplex attempt. Hardy with a side Russian leg sweep and a rollup for a near fall. Hardy with forearms to the back and he kicks Nakamura and goes for the Twist of Fate but Nakamura sends Hardy into the turnbuckles and Nakamura kicks Hardy in the neck. Nakamura pulls Hardy over the apron and he connects with a running knee lift as we go to commercial.
We are back and Nakamura with kicks and an Irish whip. Hardy with elbows when Nakamura charges into the corner. Hardy with a boot and he goes up and hits Whisper in the Wind for a near fall. Hardy with kicks and a running forearm. Hardy with a reverse atomic drop and leg drop followed by a drop kick for a near fall. Hardy with a kick and Nakamura backs Hardy into the corner. Hardy with a mule kick and Hardy goes for the hesitation kick in the corner but Nakamura gets his feet up. Nakamura puts Hardy on the turnbuckles and connects with a running knee for a near fall.
Hardy with elbows but Nakamura with a lungblower and sliding kick for a near fall. Nakamura with knees to the ribs and then he sets for Kinshasa. Hardy with slingblade and he goes up top. Nakamura crotches Hardy and kicks Hardy on the turnbuckles. Hardy with a Twist of Fate and Hardy goes up top. Hardy hits the Swanton but Randy Orton pulls Hardy out of the ring and the referee calls for the bell.
Winner: Jeff Hardy (by disqualification) [Nakamura retains]
After the match, Orton sends Hardy into the ring steps and then connects with a European uppercut and punches. Hardy punches back while Nakamura watches from the ramp. Orton with a thumb to the eyes and then he sends Hardy into the ring steps. Orton says that Hardy will have to wait to find out why he is doing this. Orton pulls at the hole in Hardy's ear lobe. Orton sends Hardy over the announce table and agents try to stop Hardy. Orton adjusts the announce table and punches Hardy. Orton hangs Hardy over the announce table and hits an IEDDT.
We go to credits.
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