WWE Raw Results 2/19 - Last Chance Battle Royal, Cody Rhodes Vs. Drew McIntyre & More

The bell rings and the two lock up. McIntyre lands a pair of chops on Rhodes in the corner, but Rhodes responds with his signature open palm strike. McIntyre and Rhodes then exchange a few chops before McIntyre stomps on Rhodes' hand. Rhodes then dumps McIntyre out of the ring and looks to fly, but McIntyre catches him with a right hand. Rhodes executes a Dragon Screw on McIntyre's leg once he gets back in the ring and cinches in a Figure Four Leg Lock as he begins to wear down McIntyre's knee. McIntyre reverses the submission hold, but Rhdoes makes it over to the bottom rope to break the hold. 

Back from the break, McIntyre delivers a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker to Rhodes. He jams his boot on Rhodes' neck, using the ring post as extra leverage, then delivers a series of chops to him back in the ring. McIntyre fires off right hands and elbow strikes on Rhodes' head, then lands another pair of chops. Rhodes responds with a boot to McIntyre's face and a bulldog, then follows it up with a flying forearm and scoop powerslam. Rhodes then connects with the Disaster Kick and the Cody Cutter. He goes for a pin, but McIntyre kicks out. Rhodes sets up for Cross-Rhodes, but McIntyre escapes. Rhodes then clotheslines McIntyre out of the ring. 

Back from another break, Rhodes and McIntyre exchange strikes in the center of the ring. McIntyre lands a sit-out powerbomb and sets up for a Claymore Kick, but Rhodes catches him with a kick and a Pedigree. McIntyre responds with a Futureshock DDT and ascends to the top, but Rhodes joins him up there and delivers a superplex. Rhodes then delivers a Cody Cutter off the top and goes for a pin, but McIntyre kicks out.

Jimmy Uso runs down to the ring and hops up on the apron, but Rhodes levels him. He sets up for the Cross-Rhodes on McIntyre, but Solo Sikoa sneaks up on Rhodes and delivers the Samoan Spike while the referee is distracted by Jimmy. This opens the door for McIntyre to connect with the Claymore Kick for the win.

Winner: Drew McIntyre

Back from the break, we head over to a message from Andrade el Idolo. 

We then head over to the trainer's room and see Rhodes being checked on by medical staff. Adam Pearce walks in and asks Rhodes if he needs anything, but Rhodes insists that he's fine. Seth "Freakin" Rollins then walks in and pats Rhodes on the leg before walking away. 

Back at ringside, all the entrants in the Last Chance Battle Royal make their way down to the ring. 

Cole asks Ripley and Jax what they think about their upcoming Women's World Championship match at Elimination Chamber. He asks Ripley if she's nervous, and Ripley explains that when she came to WWE, there were times she wanted to quit. She says she had to remind herself of who she was, and says she's the most dominant woman in all of WWE.

Jax says Ripley's statement was cute, then says she's twice the size of Ripley and has triple the talent. She says Mami will go crying to her mommy when she's done with her, and Ripley says Jax will cry when she hears everyone in Ripley scream her name. She says Jax's nightmares will become reality when she realizes that she's just not good enough and storms off.

We then head backstage to Jackie Redmond, who presents an investigative report with R-Truth on his up and down relationship with Judgment Day.

Back from the break, Michael Chandler addresses the crowd and calls out Conor McGregor. 

Awesome Truth and #DIY then make their way down to the ring. Judgment Day follows.

Lynch says "The Man" has come around to Anaheim, then thanks them for being an amazing crowd tonight and says she's been lucky enough in her career to do some amazing things. She says while there aren't a lot of new things for her to do, two things that are new to her are wearing a backwards baseball cap and competing in an Elimination Chamber match. She says winning would mean she faces Rhea Ripley for the Women's World Championship at WrestleMania 40, and they've been dancing around each other over the past year. She says she and Ripley will inevitably collide, and while they both live for the business, they've been living differently.

Lynch says Ripley has been front and center riding a wave of merriment that only comes around once in a lifetime while she's been hiding in plain sight as the biggest threat to Ripley's title. She says she's the best she's ever been, but on the flip side, so has everybody else. She says she'll be stepping inside the Elimination Chamber with five of the best and promising stars, and says she's beaten most of them but not in the confines of a cage full of steel and glass.

Before she can continue, Liv Morgan's music hits and she makes her way down to the ring. Morgan says she's a big fan of Lynch's hat, but she's not a fan of hearing Lynch explain why she should face Ripley at WrestleMania 40. She says it's cool Lynch wants to prove herself as the best, but for her, it's about revenge. She recalls her past with Ripley and Ripley's betrayal, and says she eventually found success as two time Women's Tag Team Champions. She says a week after the second time they won the title, Ripley injured her shoulder a week later and sidelined her. She reminds Lynch she was the last person to beat Ripley.

Rodriguez's music hits and she makes her way down to the ring. and explains that while they're entirely focused on Ripley, Nia Jax could dethrone her as Women's World Champion at Elimination Chamber. She says only one person is big and strong enough to take on Ripley.

Naomi's music hits and she makes her way down to the ring. Lynch welcomes her back to "Raw", and Naomi thanks her. She says she came back to WWE for a reason, and says she intends to climb her way to the top where she belongs. She says she knows that now more than ever.

Tiffany Stratton's music hits and she makes her way down to the ring. Stratton says it's Tiffy Time, and says while Naomi was out trying to make a name for herself, she left an empty space. She says the only space she's concerned about is being the center of this universe, and says no one cares about the past. She says the past is all she sees when looking at her fellow Elimination Chamber competitors, and says she's the future.

Bianca Belair's music hits and she makes her way down to the ring. She tells Stratton she doesn't know where running her mouth could get her, and says she's the only competitor in the match to win it. She says she intends to do it again to continue her undefeated WrestleMania streak, and says you can't spell WrestleMania without EST. Stratton says Belair is so last year because that's when she peaked, and Belair objects. She tells Stratton she just got here, and Morgan echoes her sentiment.

All six women begin brawling with one another until Jax slides inside the ring and levels everyone. She catches Naomi with a Samoan Drop, then clocks Stratton on the apron and delivers a Samoan Drop to Morgan into the ring post. She sends Stratton crashing into the ring steps, then shoves Belair in the ring and delivers a leg drop to the back of Rodriguez's neck. She does the same to Morgan and delivers one to Lynch.

Back from the break, Ivar makes his way down to the ring. Chad Gable follows.

The bell rings and GUNTHER shoves Jey. Jey returns the favor with an open palm strike, and GUNTHER delivers a boot. He follows it up with a chop, then uses the top turnbuckle to wear Jey down with a spine submission. He lands another chop on the outside before he sends Jey crashing on top of the barricade near the timekeeper's area and ring apron.

Back from the break, Jey delivers an enzuigiri to GUNTHER from the apron and ascends to the top. GUNTHER catches him with a right hand and executes a neck crank, then follows it up with a backbreaker. The action spills back out of the ring, and Jey delivers a back body drop to GUNTHER on the floor. He follows it up with a Samoan Drop on top of the announce desk and dumps him back in the ring, then sets up for a spear. GUNTHER looks to send him crashing into the ring post, but Jey prevents him from doing so. He connects with a back elbow and his signature open palm strike, then charges at him. GUNTHER catches him with a missile dropkick and a powerbomb, then goes for a pin. Jey kicks out.

Jey looks to land a superkick on GUNTHER, but GUNTHER catches him with a clothesline and locks in a Boston Crab. Jey makes his way over to the bottom rope to break the hold, and GUNTHER then charges at him. Jey low bridges him out of the ring and flies to level him.

Back from another break, Jey and GUNTHER exchange forearm shots with one another. GUNTHER levels Jey with a series of chops before Jey hits a spear and goes for a pin. GUNTHER kicks out and Jey ascends to the top. He sets up for an Uso Splash, but GUNTHER meets him up there and pulls him off. He ascends to the top and delivers an Uso Splash, but Jey kicks out.

GUNTHER lands another pair of chops on Jey, but Jey responds with a forearm. The pair go back and forth before Jey hits a second spear and a third one on the apron. Ehe delivers a fourth spear to GUNTHER on the floor, then dumps him back in the ring and delivers a fifth spear. He ascends to the top and delivers the Uso Splash, then goes for a pin. Before the referee can finish his three count, a hooded figure rings the bell. The hooded figure reveals themselves to be Jimmy Uso, and security looks to escort him out. Jey connects with a superkick on GUNTHER and levels security on the outside with a tope suicida, then looks to hit the Uso Splash. GUNTHER gets his knees up and pins Jey for the win.

Winner (and still): GUNTHER

After the match, Jimmy delivers a superkick to Jey and tells Jey no matter how big he gets, he's always the big brother. Jimmy then ascends to the top and delivers the Uso Splash to Jey. He holds up the One sign as the show goes off the air.