WWE Raw results, recap, review, grades: Drew McIntyre and Logan Paul secure WarGames advantage

McIntyre and Paul picked up a big win before Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar clashed

With Survivor Series in less than one week, the advantage in the men's WarGames match was on the line in the WWE Raw main event. At the end of the night, it was Logan Paul and Drew McIntyre who won the advantage for their team by defeating The Usos.

McIntyre and Paul will team with Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed and Brock Lesnar on Saturday, facing the team of The Usos, CM Punk, Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns.

Both Lesnar and Reigns appeared on Monday's show, with the two coming to blows as the their teams brawled with the showing going off the air.

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Drew McIntyre and Logan Paul secure WarGames advantage

Roman Reigns opened the show, but was quickly interrupted by Cody Rhodes. Reigns explained that he doesn't like Rhodes, but was on the WarGames team to back his cousins, The Usos. Rhodes extended a hand and said, "Welcome to my team." As things got tense between the two, CM Punk hit the ring to try and calm things down, but the tension only increased between the three before Reigns said, "That belt would look better on my shoulder," leaving Punk and Rhodes to wonder whose belt Reigns was talking about.

Logan Paul & Drew McIntyre def. The Usos in the WarGames advantage match. Down the stretch, Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed came to ringside. This drew out CM Punk and Cody Rhodes to even things up, but the ensuing chaos allowed Paul to score a roll-up to secure the advantage for his team in Saturday's match. After the match, Roman Reigns made his way to the ring, dropping Superman punches on everyone until Brock Lesnar made his own entrance. The two teams brawled, with Lesnar and Reigns going at each other as the show went off the air.

There wasn't much doubt that the heels would have the advantage going into WarGames, which is the right way to book a WarGames match. The big tense moment of Lesnar's entrance took a bit of a strange turn when Lesnar did the stomp to coincide with his pyro, but slipped and fell into a backward tumble. Add that to WWE once again dipping into the "Can these men coexist" well, and it was a bit of a forgettable night in the build to a major match. Grade: C+

What else happened on WWE Raw?

• "The Last Time is Now" tournament quarterfinal match -- Gunther def. Carmelo Hayes via pinfall with a powerbomb to advance to the semifinals.
• Dominik Mysterio beat up a little person dressed as John Cena. Mysterio vowed to take back the intercontinental championship at Survivor Series before Cena's music hit. Rather than Cena, a little person dressed as Cena came to the ring and cut a short Cena-style promo before Mysterio delivered a kick, a 619 and a frog splash.
• Rey Mysterio def. JD McDonagh via pinfall after a 619. Finn Balor attempted to interfere late, but Mysterio sent McDonagh head-first into Balor's midsection to set up the match-ending 619.
• The women's WarGames teams brawled after coming face-to-face. Ultimately, the team of AJ Lee, Rhea Ripley, Iyo Sky, Alexa Bliss and Charlotte Flair managed to run off their rivals.
• "The Last Time is Now" tournament quarterfinal match -- Solo Sikoa def. Penta via referee stoppage after Penta suffered what appeared to be a legitimate injury during the match.