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Raw comes on the air with Coach in the back saying that thanks to his efforts, the Great American Bash was a huge success. He says that we are just fiveweeks away from Summerslam, and that a new #1 Contender must be named. He says he will be looking at all tonight's matches closely. He also says that the Main Event tonight will involve all of Raw's champions as Cade and Murdoch team with Umaga to take on John Cena and Candice Michelle.

Back in the arena, a table is set up in the ring, set rather royally. King Booker's music hits, and the Champion of Champions makes his way to the ring accompanied as always by Queen Sharmell. Once in the ring, Booker grabs a mic, takes a sip from the chalice on the table, and sits on the throne in the ring. He addresses "Jerome" Lawler, saying they got off on the wrong foot last week, but that's no reason to not settle the dispute like gentlemen. He asks him to come into the ring, and they can both state their case for being the true King of the WWE. Lawler agrees and enters the ring. Booker says that he's spared no expense for Lawler, and asks him to sit and make himself comfortable. Booker asks how Lawler is doing. Lawler tries to speak, but the mic keeps cutting out. Booker asks the staff to get "Jerome" another mic. Booker then says that in the meantime he'll state his case for being King. He says that he's earned it, but winning the King of the Ring. He says that one can't just go around calling themselves King. He then addresses the Sacramento Kings, saying that they can't be called Kings since they haven't won anything. He says they should be called the "Peasants."

He asks if Lawler should be King, and says no. He asks if Triple H should be called King of Kings, and says "Hell No". He says that the one true King in the WWE is he, King Booker. As Lawler tries to speak, Sharmell interupts, saying "All Hail King Booker!" Lawler finally gets his word in, saying that a King is only as good as his kingdom. If the people don't think of you as a king, then you're not really a king. Lawler says that from what he gathers from the crowd, they don't think of Booker as a king. Lawler says that he is a pompous, delusional, pain in the arse. Booker says that he will no longer stand for this. He says that if Lawler really thinks this, then he'll say it right to his face. Lawler says he has a better idea, and he gives Booker a hard right that knocks Booker to the ground. Lawler stomps away, until Booker rolls out of the ring, and then throws a platter of fruit from the table onto King Booker. Lawler's music hits as Booker backs up the entrance ramp, and Lawler poses with his crown in the ring.

After the break, Melina's music hits, and she comes out with Beth Pheonix for this tag match. As they wait in the ring, Mickie James' music hits, to a loud pop, and she comes out to the ring, followed by Maria, who is being accompanied by Santino Marella.

Melina and Beth Pheonix vs. Mickie James and Maria (w/Santino Marella)
We start with Melina and Beth. After a shoving match, Beth gets Mickie into the corner, but Mickie hits a back elbow followed by a hurricanrana. Beth soon takes advantage again, forcing Mickie into another corner, this time tagging in Melina. Melina and Mickie go at it, with Mickie getting some good shots, but Melina holding her own. Mickie makes the tag to Maria, who gets on the offense, but finds herself the victim of a double team. Melina then starts to pound on Maria, getting her into the corner and pounding away. Melina tags Beth, who picks Maria up by her arms for a double-arm chicken wing, before letting her fall face first. Beth tags in Melina, who again starts to work over Maria, rubbing her face on the canvas. Maria finally makes the hot tag to Mickie who comes in on fire. After taking Melina down with a headscissors, she knocks Beth off of the canvas. Mickie then starts fighting Melina. As Mickie goes into the ropes, Beth grabs her hair, but Mickie fights out. Mickie gets Melina into the corner, and tags Maria before hitting a Monkeyflip. Maria hits a crossbody from the top, but only gets a two count, thanks to Beth's interference. Mickie tries to help Maria as a double team is occuring. The ref holds her back, but Santino has seen enough. He trips both Melina and Beth as Maria comes running at them. Maria uses this to her advantage and hits a running bulldog on Melina for the win.
Your Winners: Mickie James and Maria

After the break, Cody Rhodes is seen talking to Gerald Brisco. Brisco is giving him some pointers about facing Orton tonight. Orton comes from behind, and he and Cody have a nice little exchange. Cody says that the reason Orton didn't kick in Dusty's head was fear. Orton says that Cody is the one who should be afraid, and he should back out so Orton can let him leave with what little dignity he has left. Cody says that he'll see Orton out there and leaves. Orton says that Cody has brought this on himself.

Todd Grisham is in the back and introduces John Cena. He asks Cena about having to team with Candice Michelle. Cena asks Todd to close his eyes. He goes on this thing about imagining a beautiful woman coming towards him, and it's Candice. He then says that she whispers in his ears "Let's wrestle." Then the cast of Brokeback Mountain and a huge sweaty Samoan who smells like coconuts and urinal cakes. Grisham gets a disgusted look on his face, opens his eyes, and asks Cena why he'd do that to him. Cena says that in Todd's mind it's just a fantasy, but to him it's reality. Grisham then asks about Coach's promise to name a new #1 contender. Cena lists off a few of his opponents that he's beaten, including the Great Khali, and Shawn Michaels. He then gives his usual "If you want some, come get some!" and we go to a break.

Sandman and Jim Duggan vs. William Regal and Carlito
Sandman and Regal starts off, and Regal hits a kick to Sandman, before hitting continuous shots. Sandman reverses an irish whip attempt with a back elbow. Sandman then attacks Carlito on the apron. Regal takes this to his advantage, and attacks. With Sandman down, Regal tags in Carlito, who goes on the attack. Sandman can't seem to get the upperhand as Carlito reigns blows upon him. Carlito tags in Regal, who then starts again to beat on Sandman. Sandman manages to get a suplex on Regal, and then makes the tag to Duggan, as Regal tags in Carlito. Duggan starts cleaning house, shouting "HOoOo!" all the while. Regal attempts to interfere, but Duggan knocks him off of the apron. Duggan then sizes up Carlito for the 5-point Stance. As Duggan runs at him, Carlito dodges and lands the Backstabber, covers, and picks up the win.
Your Winners: Carlito and Regal

After a break, Carlito and Regal are in the back talking. Carlito says that if Coach needs a new #1 contender, Carlito is the one. He says that things are finally going his way, and that's cool. He takes a bite from his apple, gets a look on his face like it's bad, tries to find a place to spit it out, and finally just spits it to the side. The camera pans out, and we see the Carlito has spit the apple chunks in Lashley's face. Carlito takes off, runs into the arena, and grabs a mic. Carlito says that it was an accident. He says that he knows the kind of guy that Lashley is, and that if he is forgiven, then Lashley shouldn't do anything. After a few seconds of waiting, Carlito smiles and goes to leave, but Lashley's music hits. Carlito is frantically telling Lashley not to do anything and that he's sorry. Lashley jumps up to the apron, but Carlito meets him, knock him to the ground. Carlito beats down Lashley, and then tries to Irish whip him into the ring steps. Lashley leaps over the steps, lands on his feet and turns to face Carlito. He catches the South Paw from San Juan, and lifts him as if he were nothing. Lashley drops him face first onto the apron. He then gets him in the ring and hits a massive running powerslam. Carlito is down and Lashley is leaving as we go to a break.

Randy Orton vs. Cody Rhodes
The two men size each other up, and then lock up in a collar-elbow. Randy Orton locks in a side headlock, followed by a few takedowns. Cody manages to counter another attempt, only to be slapped by Orton. The two men size each other up again, but this time Orton hits Cody in gut with a knee. Orton starts pounding on Cody, before hitting his face into the turnbuckle. Orton then puts Cody into the corner, but Cody leaps to the top and hits a flying crossbody block. Cody covers, but Orton kicks out at the 1 count. Orton then gets Cody into a corner again, only to be caught in a victory roll. Again, Orton kicks out, and hits Cody with a hard right. After an inverted backbreak from Orton, Cody is down. Orton starts stomping Cody all over. After a little while, Cody starts to fight back, hitting rights and slaps to Orton. As Cody runs into the ropes for an offensive move, Orton hits a dropkick.

Cody is once again at the mercy of Orton. After more stomps, and a european uppercut, Cody again gets to his feet. Cody hits the ropes, and tries a schoolboy, but Orton kicks out at the two count. Orton hits a clothesline on Cody, and covers for a two count. Orton then starts to work on Cody again, but Cody starts to fight back again. Orton manages to get Cody into the ropes, but Cody hits the floor and slaps Orton, causing Orton to fall back. Cody is now in control. He climbs the ropes and lauches himself at Orton as Orton gets to his feet. Orton ducks, and Cody hits the ground hard. Orton starts to stalk for the RKO, and hits it as Cody gets to his feet. Orton covers, and gets the win.
Your Winner: Randy Orton

Orton sizes up Cody for the punt, but Dusty runs in for the save. Orton tries to attack him, but Dusty fights him off with his signature punches. Orton rolls out of the ring as Dusty tends to the fallen Cody, who is now leaning against the ropes. Dusty is crouching next to his son as Orton gets back in the ring, and silently sprints to Dusty, punting him in the head. Cody has a look of disbelief as Orton is now looking to go for him. Numerous officials come to the ring, as well as EMTs, Orton is held back. The EMTs, as well as a revived Cody, tend to the fallen Dusty as Orton backs up the entrance ramp, his deed done.

Mr. Kennedy vs. Jeff Hardy
The match starts with a typical collar-elbow tie up, with Jeff Hardy getting Kennedy into the corner. After the ref breaks them up, Kennedy slaps Jeff in the face. Another collar-elbow follows, but Kennedy manages an arm twist. Hardy gets to the ground, and flips out of the hold. Kennedy manages to get up, and tries to hit a dropkick after a quick offense. Hardy grabs the ropes, and Kennedy crashes and burns. Hardy goes for a two legged legdrop to the groin, but Kennedy somehow manages to hurt Hardy. Kennedy makes the cover, but Hardy kicks out at two. Hardy gets up, and Kennedy misses a nice roundhouse followed by a missed Enziguri. Hardy succeeds this time in his legdrop. Kennedy is hurt. However, as Hardy tries to take advantage, Kennedy manages to overcome him and take over. After a few exchanges, Hardy gets Kennedy to the outside, and hits a nace dropkick through the ropes. Kennedy is down as we go a commercial.

After the break, Hardy has Kennedy in the corner, and is stomping away. He thens gets Kennedy up, and puts Kennedy's face into the turnbuckle. Hardy then tries for a headscissors, but Kennedy stops it and hits a painful looking Alabama slam type move. Kennedy now starts to work over Hardy, but he can't get more than a two count, after numerous tries. Kennedy locks in a front face lock, but Hardy starts to fight out as the crowd is behind him. Hardy fights out, but before he can get a good offense going, Kennedy manages to stay in control with a nice neckbreaker. Kennedy covers, and only gets a two count. Kennedy now locks in a neck vice, but Hardy again fights out. Hardy runs into the ropes for the Whisper in the Wind, but slips, and lands headfirst on the canvas. Kennedy covers, but Hardy again kicks out at two. Hardy starts to come back, and hits a Whisper in the Wind, this time correctly. Hardy then hits a nice mule kick, sending Kennedy into the corner, and then drives both his heels into Kennedy's chest. Kennedy manages to get up and tries to hoist Hardy onto his shoulders, but Hardy fights out. Hardy hits a nice facebuster, and mounts the ropes for the Swanton, but Kennedy rolls out of the ring. Kennedy starts to walk away, but Hardy gets out of the ring and lauches himself off of the security barrier for a clothesline. The two men start to battle on the outside, and Hardy finishes it by slamming Kennedy into part of the set. Hardy then sees the ref is counting, and sprints to the ring, sliding in just in time to avoid the count out. No such luck for Mr. Kennedy.
Your Winner: Jeff Hardy

Back in the arena, London and Kenrick's music hits, and these two come out for a tag match. The two fly around the ring like a couple of spider monkeys on crack. World's Greatest Tag Team's music hits, and Haas and Benjamin come out for this match.

London and Kendrick vs. WGTT
Haas and Kendrick start off, and Benjamin gets a cheap shot when the ref is distracted. Haas tries to take advantage, but Kendrick uses his agility to keep Haas at bay, hitting head scissors left and right. Kendrick goes for the ropes, but Benjamin is there. Kendrick slides under his legs to the outside, and brings Benjamin down. Kendrick gets back in the ring, and Haas blindsides him. Haas then tags in Benjamin who starts destorying Kendrick. Benjamin hits a sick kick to Kendrick's head. Benjamin covers, but London interferes. Benjamin tags in Haas, who locks in a body scissors. Kendrick fights out, and manages to tag London. London comes in like a hurricane, knocking both Benjamin and Haas for a loop. Benjamin is knocked to the outside, and London is focusing on Haas. Benjamin tries to attack, but he is met with a double dropkick. Kendrick is then knocked to the outside, leaving London and Haas going toe to toe. Haas comes out on top, and gets London on the ropes. Benjamin hits a leapfrog backbreaker on London, and Haas follows with a German Suplex with a bridge for the win.
Your Winners: WGTT

Back in the arena, King Booker's music hits once again. Booker comes out with his queen at his side. Sharmell has a mic, and says that Booker tried to make peace, but Lawler had to attack Booker. For this, Lawler will have to pay a hefty price. Booker takes the mic and says that next week on Raw, Lawler will meet him in the ring, where he will beat him like the dog he is. Lawler agrees, and the match is on for next week.

In the back, Todd Grisham talks to Coach and ask if he's reached a decision. Coach says that he has, but before he tells anyone, he needs to tell the challenger. As Coach walks away, Candice comes up to him and pleads with him to reconsider her role in the match tonight. She says that she doesn't want to face Umaga, or Cade and Murdoch. Coach says that he's sure she'll do fine. He sees her as a champion, not a Diva. He walks off with her looking rather worried.

All Champions No DQ Match: Umaga and the Redneck Wrecking Crew vs. Candice Michelle and John Cena
Cena is attacked by all three men, getting beaten down. Umaga pounds him, before tagging in Cade. After Cade lands some shots, he tags in Murdoch. Cade lifts Murdoch, and throws him onto Cena in a legdrop formation. Murdoch now starts to pound on Cena some more before tagging in Cade. Cade repeats his performance from earlier, only this time he tags Umaga. Umaga starts to tear into Cena, and eventually throws him into the corner hard. Umaga then tags in Murdoch. Murdoch starts to beat on Cena, and hits a russian legsweep as Cena tries to come back. Finally, Cena hits a back suplex, and starts to fight back. He knocks both and Murdoch down, but is caught by Umaga as he attempts a crossbody block. Cena is thrown as if he were nothing. Candice is now being harrassed by Cade and Murdoch, who have moved to the outside. Candice gets in the ring, only to be cornered by Umaga. Cade and Murdoch manage to hold Candice down in the corner, and Umaga looks to do his running butt-smash.

Before he can start running, though, Jeff Hardy hits the ring with a chair. He starts pounding Umaga with it, and Candice manages to get away and runs into the back. Hardy gets Umaga to the outside, and beats him all the way to the back. This leaves Cena alone with Cade and Murdoch. Cena starts to fight both off, and sends Cade into the corner, and lifts Murdoch. Cena lands the FU, and makes the cover for the win.
Your Winners: John Cena and Candice Michelle

Cena is in the ring celebrating. As the ref hands him the belt, Randy Orton slides into the ring, and waits. Cena turns, and is hit with the RKO. Coach comes out and says that the new #1 Contender, and the man Cena must face at Summerslam, is the Legend Killer, Randy Orton. Orton stands over Cena, and then leaves the ring, looking back with a grin as Cena is out, as Raw goes off the air.