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On Tuesday, June 2nd UPROXX will be fully supporting and participating in what some are calling “Black Out Tuesday,” which calls for everyone in the music industry to take the day to disconnect from work, process this tragedy, and focus on accountability and change. In such, our normal publishing schedule will be paused on Tuesday and we encourage our readers to do everything they can to stand up for real change in America AND remember the lives of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and all the Black lives unjustly lost due to police brutality.

This is not a day off for us.

We are dedicating our energy and passion on this day towards the fight against social injustice and racial inequality. We stand with the Black community — our colleagues, loyal audience, and the artists we celebrate — against senseless violence, police brutality, and systemic racism.

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Here are your quick and dirty, editorial-free WWE Raw results for June 1, 2020. This week’s episode included a champion vs. champion match between Asuka and Charlotte Flair, a “retirement ceremony” for Rey Mysterio, bowling, and more. Make sure you’re here tomorrow for the complete Best and Worst of Raw column.

WWE Raw Results:

1. Aleister Black defeated Seth Rollins. The show opened with a Seth Rollins promo. Black was able to pin him by reversing a roll-up into a roll-up of his own. After the match, Austin Theory and Murphy helped Rollins beat down Black and Humberto Carrillo, with both Black and Carrillo receiving Stomps.

– Shawn Michaels believes Edge will win The Greatest Wrestling Match Ever.

– Lana and MVP argued backstage, ending with her slapping him

2. United States Championship Match: Apollo Crews (c) vs. Kevin Owens ended in a no contest.. Crews was able to give the first U.S. title shot to anyone he chooses, and he chose Owens. Andrade and Angel Garza ran in and attacked both men, setting up a tag team match (player).

3. United States Champion Apollo Crews and Kevin Owens defeated Angel Garza and Andrade. Crews pinned Andrade with a powerbomb.

– The Viking Raiders and The Street Profits bowled. Hilarity ensued.

4. Billie Kay defeated Nikki Cross with her “Boyfriend Stealer” sit-out slam.

– Rey Mysterio and his son Dominick appeared via satellite. Mysterio said he’s not sure whether or not he wants to retire, and that he’ll never forgive Seth Rollins for making the Mysterio family watch Rollins injure Rey’s eye. Dominick promised, “an eye for an eye.”

– Nia Jax made fun of the Kabuki Warriors and promised to “expose” Asuka as a villain at Backlash.

– R-Truth regained the 24/7 Championship from Rob Gronkowski.

5. Nia Jax defeated Kairi Sane with a leg drop.

– Randy Orton believes he will win The Greatest Wrestling Match Ever.

6. Charlotte Flair defeated Asuka by count-out when Nia Jax interfered and attacked Asuka. Jax wore Asuka’s mask and facepaint during the attack.

7. WWE Champion Drew McIntyre defeated MVP. Lana showed up before the match to cause a distraction. McIntyre pinned MVP after a Claymore Kick. After the match, Lashley put McIntyre into a full nelson.

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