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BASE BASE CARDS 1 Roman Reigns Defeats Sheamus for the WWE BASE BASE CARDS 1 Roman Reigns Defeats Sheamus for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship Raw 12/14/15 2 Dean Ambrose Defeats Sheamus in a Steel Cage Match Raw 12/21/15 3 Dean Ambrose Defeats Dolph Ziggler and Kevin Owens in a Triple Threat Match SmackDown 12/22/15 4 John Cena Returns for his United States Championship Rematch Raw 12/28/15 5 Charlotte Turns on Becky Lynch Raw 1/4/16 6 Kalisto Wins the United States Championship Raw 1/11/16 7 Brock Lesnar Returns to Declare His Entry into the Royal Rumble Match Raw 1/11/16 8 The Wyatt Family Takes Down Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar Raw 1/18/16 9 Dean Ambrose Defeats Kevin Owens in a Last Man Standing Match Royal Rumble 2016 1/24/16 10 Kalisto Wins his second United States Championship Royal Rumble 2016 1/24/16 11 Sasha Banks Surprise Attacks Charlotte Royal Rumble 2016 1/24/16 12 AJ Styles Makes his WWE Debut in the Royal Rumble Match Royal Rumble 2016 1/24/16 13 The Wyatt Family Eliminates Brock Lesnar Royal Rumble 2016 1/24/16 14 Triple H Eliminates Roman Reigns Royal Rumble 2016 1/24/16 15 Triple H Wins the Royal Rumble Match for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship Royal Rumble 2016 1/24/16 16 AJ Styles Defeats Chris Jericho Raw 1/25/16 17 The Rock Takes out The New Day Raw 1/25/16 18 Roman Reigns & Dean Ambrose Qualify for the Fastlane 2016 Main Event Raw 1/25/16 19 Brock Lesnar F-5's Dean Ambrose Raw 2/1/16 20 Brock Lesnar Signs his WWE Fastlane Contract with Dean Ambrose & Roman Reigns Raw 2/8/16 21 Daniel Bryan Announces His Retirement Raw 2/8/16 22 Chris Jericho Defeats AJ Styles SmackDown 2/11/16 23 Kevin Owens Wins his Second Intercontinental Championship Raw 2/15/16 24 Brock Lesnar F-5's Roman Reigns SmackDown 2/18/16 25 Kalisto Wins the 2-out-of-3 Falls Match WWE Fastlane 2016 2/21/16 26 Charlotte Defeats Brie Bella WWE Fastlane 2016 2/21/16 27 AJ Styles Defeats Chris Jericho in their Third Match WWE Fastlane 2016 2/21/16 28 Roman Reigns & Dean Ambrose Powerbomb Brock Lesnar through a Table WWE Fastlane 2016 2/21/16 29 Brock Lesnar Suplexes Roman Reigns & Dean Ambrose at the Same Time WWE Fastlane 2016 2/21/16 30 Roman Reigns Defeats Dean Ambrose and Brock Lesnar WWE Fastlane 2016 2/21/16 31 Shane McMahon Returns to WWE Raw 2/22/16 32 Dean Ambrose Challenges Brock Lesnar to a No Holds Barred Match Raw 2/22/16 33 Triple H Assaults Roman Reigns Raw 2/22/16 34 Undertaker Returns to Issue a Warning to Mr. McMahon Raw 2/29/16 35 Triple H And The League of Nations Assault Dean Ambrose Raw 2/29/16 36 Shane McMahon Stands up to Mr. McMahon Raw 3/7/16 37 Sami Zayn Comes to WWE to Fend Off Kevin Owens Raw 3/7/16 38 The New Day Defeat Chris Jericho & AJ Styles Raw 3/7/16 39 Dean Ambrose Takes on Triple H Raw 3/7/16 40 Brock Lesnar Defeats Bray Wyatt & Luke Harper Roadblock 3/12/16 41 Triple H Defeats Dean Ambrose Roadblock 3/12/16 42 Triple H Defeats Dolph Ziggler Raw 3/14/16 43 Roman Reigns Returns, Assaulting Triple H Raw 3/14/16 44 Undertaker Chokeslams Shane McMahon Raw 3/14/16 45 Brock Lesnar Conquers Dean Ambrose and The Wyatt Family SmackDown 3/24/16 46 Shane McMahon Elbow Drops Undertaker through a Table Raw 3/28/16 47 The Godfather Joins the WWE Hall of Fame WWE Hall of Fame 2016 4/2/16 48 Vader Inducts Stan Hansen into the WWE Hall of Fame WWE Hall of Fame 2016 4/2/16 49 The Fabulous Freebirds Enter the WWE Hall of Fame WWE Hall of Fame 2016 4/2/16 50 John Cena Inducts Snoop Dogg into the WWE Hall of Fame WWE Hall of Fame 2016 4/2/16 51 Sting Announces His Retirement at his WWE Hall of Fame Induction WWE Hall of Fame 2016 4/2/16 52 Kalisto Wins the United States Championship Match WrestleMania 32 4/3/16 53 Team Total Divas Defeats Team B.A.D. & Blonde WrestleMania 32 4/3/16 54 Lita Introduces the new WWE Women's Championship WrestleMania 32 4/3/16 55 The Usos Win their WrestleMania 32 Tag Team Match WrestleMania 32 4/3/16 56 Zack Ryder Wins the Intercontinental Championship Ladder Match WrestleMania 32 4/3/16 57 Chris Jericho Defeats AJ Styles in their WrestleMania Match WrestleMania 32 4/3/16 58 Brock Lesnar Defeats Dean Ambrose WrestleMania 32 4/3/16 59 Charlotte Defeats Sasha Banks and Becky Lynch for the WWE Women's Championship WrestleMania 32 4/3/16 60 Shane McMahon Jumps off the top of the Cell WrestleMania 32 4/3/16 61 Undertaker Defeats Shane McMahon in a Hell in a Cell Match WrestleMania 32 4/3/16 62 Diamond Dallas Page Returns in the Battle Royal WrestleMania 32 4/3/16 63 Tatanka Makes a Surprise Return in the Battle Royal WrestleMania 32 4/3/16 64 Baron Corbin Debuts, Winning the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal WrestleMania 32 4/3/16 65 The Rock Defeats Erick Rowan WrestleMania 32 4/3/16 66 Triple H & Stephanie McMahon Make a Grand Entrance WrestleMania 32 4/3/16 67 Roman Reigns Defeats Triple H for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship WrestleMania 32 4/3/16 68 Apollo Crews Defeats Tyler Breeze in his WWE Debut Raw 4/4/16 69 The Miz Defeats Zack Ryder for the Intercontinental Championship Raw 4/4/16 70 Maryse Returns to WWE Raw 4/4/16 71 Enzo Amore & Big Cass Make their WWE Debut Raw 4/4/16 72 Cesaro Makes his Return Raw 4/4/16 73 AJ Styles Wins the Number One Contender's Fatal 4-Way Match Raw 4/4/16 74 The Vaudevillains Defeat The Lucha Dragons in their WWE Debut SmackDown 4/7/16 75 Cesaro Defeats Kevin Owens in a Number One Contender's Match Raw 4/11/16 76 Luke Gallows & Karl Anderson Invade WWE, Taking Out The Usos Raw 4/11/16 77 Roman Reigns & Bray Wyatt Defeat The League of Nations Raw 4/11/16 78 Sami Zayn vs. Chris Jericho Descends into Chaos SmackDown 4/14/16 79 The League of Nations Breaks Up SmackDown 4/28/16 80 Dean Ambrose Defeats Chris Jericho Payback 2016 5/1/16 81 Charlotte Defeats Natalya Payback 2016 5/1/16 82 Shane McMahon & Stephanie McMahon Are Awarded Co-Control of Raw Payback 2016 5/1/16 83 Roman Reigns Defeats AJ Styles Payback 2016 5/1/16 84 Dana Brooke Debuts, Assaulting Becky Lynch Raw 5/9/16 85 Rusev Defeats Kalisto for the United States Championship Extreme Rules 2016 5/22/16 86 Dean Ambrose Defeats Chris Jericho in an Asylum Match Extreme Rules 2016 5/22/16 87 Charlotte Defeats Natalya in a Submission Match Extreme Rules 2016 5/22/16 88 Roman Reigns Defeats AJ Styles in an Extreme Rules Match Extreme Rules 2016 5/22/16 89 Seth Rollins Returns, Taking Out Roman Reigns Extreme Rules 2016 5/22/16 90 The Club Assaults the Returning John Cena Raw 5/30/16 91 AJ Styles Defeats John Cena Money in the Bank 2016 6/19/16 92 Dean Ambrose Wins the Money in the Bank Ladder Match Money in the Bank 2016 6/19/16 93 Seth Rollins Defeats Roman Reigns for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship Money in the Bank 2016 6/19/16 94 Dean Ambrose Defeats Seth Rollins for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship Money in the Bank 2016 6/19/16 95 Team U.S.A. Defeats The Multinational Alliance Raw 7/4/16 96 Daniel Bryan & Mick Foley Are Named the new General Managers Raw 7/18/16 97 WWE Draft Transforms the New Era of Raw and SmackDown SmackDown 7/19/16 98 Sasha Banks & Bayley Defeat Charlotte & Dana Brooke Battleground 2016 7/24/16 99 John Cena, Enzo Amore & Big Cass Defeat The Club Battleground 2016 7/24/16 100 Dean Ambrose Defeats Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins Battleground 2016 7/24/16 INSERTS WRESTLEMANIA 33 ROSTER WMR-1 Triple H WMR-2 Stephanie McMahon WMR-3 Roman Reigns WMR-4 The Rock WMR-5 John Cena WMR-6 Bray Wyatt WMR-7 Erick Rowan WMR-8 Braun Strowman WMR-9 Luke Harper WMR-10 Undertaker WMR-11 Shane McMahon WMR-12 Brock Lesnar WMR-13 Dean Ambrose WMR-14 Charlotte WMR-15 Ric Flair WMR-16 Sasha Banks WMR-17 Becky Lynch WMR-18 Chris Jericho WMR-19 AJ Styles WMR-20 Baron Corbin WMR-21 Kane WMR-22 Big Show WMR-23 Mark Henry WMR-24 Zack Ryder WMR-25 Kevin Owens WMR-26 Sami Zayn WMR-27 The Miz WMR-28 Dolph Ziggler WMR-29 Sin Cara WMR-30 Kalisto WMR-31 Kofi Kingston WMR-32 Big E WMR-33 Xavier Woods WMR-34 Sheamus WMR-35 Rusev WMR-36 Jey Uso WMR-37 Jimmy Uso WMR-38 Darren Young WMR-39 R-Truth WMR-40 Goldust WMR-41 Heath Slater WMR-42 Brie Bella WMR-43 Natalya WMR-44 Alicia Fox WMR-45 Eva Marie WMR-46 Lana WMR-47 Naomi WMR-48 Tamina WMR-49 Emma WMR-50 Summer Rae ROAD TO WRESTLEMANIA 33 RTW-1 Sasha Banks Defeats Charlotte for the WWE Women's Championship Raw 7/25/16 RTW-2 Finn Bálor Defeats Roman Reigns for a WWE Universal Championship Title Shot Raw 7/25/16 RTW-3 Rhyno Returns to WWE SmackDown LIVE 7/26/16 RTW-4 Dolph Ziggler Wins the Six-Pack Challenge Number One Contender's Match SmackDown LIVE 7/26/16 RTW-5 Randy Orton Hits an RKO Outta Nowhere on Brock Lesnar Raw 8/1/16 RTW-6 Jeri-KO Defeats Enzo Amore & Big Cass SummerSlam 2016 8/21/16 RTW-7 Charlotte Defeats Sasha Banks for the WWE Women's Championship SummerSlam 2016 8/21/16 RTW-8 AJ Styles Defeats John Cena SummerSlam 2016 8/21/16 RTW-9 Dean Ambrose Defeats Dolph Ziggler SummerSlam 2016 8/21/16 RTW-10 Nikki Bella Returns and Leads her Team to Victory SummerSlam 2016 8/21/16 RTW-11 Finn Bálor Defeats Seth Rollins to become the First WWE Universal Champion SummerSlam 2016 8/21/16 RTW-12 Brock Lesnar Defeats Randy Orton by TKO SummerSlam 2016 8/21/16 RTW-13 Finn Bálor Relinquishes the WWE Universal Championship Raw 8/22/16 RTW-14 Bayley Defeats Dana Brooke in her Main Roster Debut Raw 8/22/16 RTW-15 Shane McMahon & Daniel Bryan Unveil the SmackDown Women's and Tag Team Championships SmackDown LIVE 8/23/16 RTW-16 Triple H Returns, Interfering in the WWE Universal Championship Match Raw 8/29/16 RTW-17 Kevin Owens Wins the WWE Universal Championship Raw 8/29/16 RTW-18 Becky Lynch Becomes the First SmackDown Women's Champion Backlash 2016 9/11/16 RTW-19 Heath Slater & Rhyno Become the First
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