In the first place, Joe constrained Titus O'Neill to tap out in their singles coordinate, a hard-hitting challenge which saw the two men toss some truly solid shots.
He at that point put Apollo Crews down with another Coquina Clutch when he - boldly however fairly absurdly - endeavored to mediate for the benefit of his guide.
In any case, the 38-year-old destroying ball was not completed there.
Roman Reigns, crisp off the back of the principal safeguard of his Intercontinental title in a decent match against Elias, was advancing toward the slope with the transcendent aroma of triumph in his nostrils.
Enter Joe with a third Coquina Clutch of the night, leaving champion Reigns immediately grounded and heaving for breath.
The assault quickly stopped as a few arbitrators and authorities pulled Joe away, yet he indeed plunged on the Big Dog to proceed with the strike.
With Reigns having expressed he will go up against all comers for his belt as a component of an open test, it appears to be just a short time before Samoa Joe turns into the following contender.
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