Here are your quick and dirty, editorial-free WWE Raw results for September 4, 2017. The show was headlined by a steel cage main event, as well as Jeff Hardy challenging The Miz for the Intercontinental Championship. Be back here tomorrow for the full Best and Worst of Raw column.
WWE Raw results:
1. John Cena defeated Jason Jordan. Cena pinned Jordan after an Attitude Adjustment. After the match, Roman Reigns showed up and exchanged words with Cena about their match at No Mercy.
2. Sheamus and Cesaro defeated Rhyno and Heath Slater. Sheamus pinned Rhyno after a Brogue Kick.
3. Intercontinental Championship Match: The Miz (c) defeated Jeff Hardy. Miz hit Hardy with a Skull-crushing Finale to retain the IC Championship.
4. Enzo Amore, Cedric Alexander, and Grand Metalik defeated Noam Dar, Tony Nese, and Drew Gulak. Amore pinned Gulak after a “JawdonZO,” the name for his inverted stomp facebreaker. Later in the show, Neville revealed that Amore, Alexander and Metalik had all qualified for a five-way elimination match on 205 Live, with the winner challenging for the Cruiserweight Championship at No Mercy.
– Finn Bálor cut a promo, challenging Bray Wyatt. Wyatt (via TitanTron) challenged Finn to fight him as himself, not “The Demon.”
5. Emma and Nia Jax defeated Sasha Banks and Alexa Bliss. The stipulation said that if Banks and Bliss won, the Raw Women’s Championship match at No Mercy would be one-on-one. If Emma and Jax won, the match would become a fatal four-way. Jax had Banks defeated with a leg drop, but Emma tagged herself in and stole the pin.
6. Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose defeated The Club. Sheamus and Cesaro tried to interfere, but Rollins was still able to win the match for his team with a roll-up. After the match, The Club brawled with Sheamus and Cesaro.
7. Steel Cage Match: Braun Strowman defeated The Big Show. Big Show hit an elbow off the top rope during the match, but Strowman was able to win with a superplex to the reinforced ring and a powerslam. After the match, Strowman promised to do the same to Brock Lesnar, then slammed Show through the cage wall.
