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Comedian Matt Mathews faces wrath of WWE stars as he gets dragged into ring on 'Monday Night Raw'

Matt Mathews suffered The Miz's Skull-Crushing Finale and Bron Breakker's devastating spear after being dragged into the ring on "Monday Night Raw."

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Matt Mathews, a comedian with more than 12 million followers across Instagram and TikTok, was dragged into the ring during WWE's "Monday Night Raw" in Alabama. He was cheered as he spoke to Jackie Redmond during the show but the good tidings and warm welcome quickly turned to pain as he felt the wrath of WWE stars The Miz and Bron Breakker. COMPLETE PRO WRESTLING COVERAGE ON OUTKICK The Miz and Kit Wilson interrupted Mathews’ segment as the two poked fun at the Alabama crowd. The duo took him out of the stands and dragged him into the ring. Mathews was able to fend off Wilson with a nifty headscissors takedown but got caught in The Miz’s Skull-Crushing Finale. The Miz and Wilson rightfully got booed as they walked to the back. Mathews was still in the ring when Breakker was making his entrance for his Money in the Bank qualifying match against Rey Mysterio and Ethan Page. Breakker speared The Miz and Wilson as he came out. Then, he put his attention on Mathews. Breakker bounced off the ropes at full speed and crushed Mathews with a spear. SIGN UP TO GET THE LATEST SPORTS NEWS It was a rough night for the comedian. "Welpppp, that was fun," he wrote in a Facebook post. Mathews caught Breakker in a bit of a mood. Breakker is coming off a match against Oba Femi from Sunday Night’s Main Event. He and Oba Femi were supposed to battle it out to see who was the future of the WWE. Instead, Bronson Reed returned and took out Femi during their match. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FOX NEWS APP Breakker, Reed, Austin Theory and Logan Paul all helped to take out Femi at the beginning of the show. Breakker went on to win the Money in the Bank qualifying match, cashing his ticket to the ladder match on Oct. 10 in which he could earn a shot at a WWE title.

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