Monday Night Raw Results 4/29: Bray Wyatt claims to have the whole world in his hands, but when the WWE Universe took hold of John Cena's fate last week by sentencing him to a 3-on-1 match against "The Man of 1,000 Truths" and his two lieutenants, the message seemed to be as loud as one of Wyatt's sing-a-longs: The Universe wanted Cena destroyed. Smarting from the slight, the Cenation leader took to the ring on Raw six days before he meets Wyatt in a steel cage and promised victory as long as The Eater of Worlds' burgeoning flock remained outnumbered. As if on cue, a children's choir filed to the ring, serenading Cena with "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands" along with Bray, donning sheep masks at his command. The Cenation is dwindling.

WWE Tag Team Champions The Usos def. RybAxel

All Feed Me Morons were left to eat their words when RybAxel gritted their way to a Tag Title Match against The Usos, yet alas, the budding bros were cut off from the main course when the Samoan twins prevailed to retain their prizes on Raw. An injury to Jey Uso's ankle slowed The Usos after an early burst of offense, and RybAxel were quick to capitalize as Jimmy was left alone in the ring.

The lone Uso wasn't about to go down without a fight, though; he powered out of numerous pin attempts by "The Big Guy" and thwarted a double superplex attempt by Ryback & Axel when things seemed the most dire. Jey tagged in to support his brother and hung on just long enough for Jimmy to recover, gritting his way through an onslaught by Ryback and tagging in his brother as Axel - who missed the exchange - had Jey trapped in the Perfect Plex. Jimmy took flight on the prone Axel to break up the move, save his brother and score the pin all in one. They say "Uce," Y'all say "Whoa!"

Sheamus def. Titus O'Neil

Unfortunately, Sheamus will not be getting a crack at the Intercontinental Title thanks to Bad News Barrett. Still, the Irishman found his luck again in the ring with Titus O'Neil, who ate the Celt's mighty boot in a brutish brawl on Monday Night Raw. This despite a heinous attack that began before the bell and continued for minutes on end. It looked to be more a mugging than a match until The Celtic Warrior sprang forth from a crouch in the corner and blasted The Big Deal right in the chin with a Brogue Kick.

Cesaro def. Jack Swagger

The Swiss Superman certainly lived up to his moniker with a pair of astonishing gut-wrench suplexes at the start of the match, though Swagger hung tough, thanks in no small part to an interference by Colter. Heyman was quick to retaliate by pouncing on The Founding Father at ringside, and Cesaro sealed the deal with a German suplex pin of the former World Heavyweight Champion. Once more for emphasis: His client Cesaro pinned Jack Swagger! His client Cesaro pinned Jack Swagger! His client Cesaro ... well, you get the idea.

Alberto Del Rio def. Cody Rhodes

If the road ultimately leads to glory for Cody Rhodes, consider this an extended road bump. "The Prince of Wrestling" has had a rough go of it as of late - his brother Goldust hasn't fared much better, by the way - and his misfortune continued at the hands of Alberto Del Rio on Raw. Despite a strong opening by the former Intercontinental Champion, Del Rio used Cody's momentum against him to spin Cody into a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker. Rhodes found his footing for a springboard clothesline, but Del Rio pounced again with his signature superkick to the head. Though the blow didn't fell Cody immediately as it has others, the following Cross Armbreaker did. And if Cody's post-match rebuke of his brother is any indication, the rocky road continues on.

Alexander Rusev def. Xavier Woods via Disqualification

Rusev crush, Rusev dominate, Rusev win via disqualification when his two Extreme Rules opponents threw the rulebook out a week early and attacked The Super Athlete in tandem six days before their 2-on-1 clash. The attack came just in the nick of time, too: Rusev had Xavier Woods in position for the Accolade during their match when R-Truth came out of nowhere to unite with his protégé against "The Supreme Being," sending him tumbling through the ropes and retreating up the ramp. Not bad for the two pals, but they may regret it come Sunday.

3MB def. Los Matadores

Cue the extended guitar solos: 3MB are victorious! The rockers haven't had the best luck in their ongoing rivalry with Los Matadores, but their fortunes hit a high note in their latest tango with the toreadors on Raw. Granted, like any proper song, it took a while to build to the crescendo: The matadors had Heath Slater & Drew McIntyre on their heels until a brawl between Hornswoggle and El Torito (no doubt spoiling for the first-ever "WeeLC" Match at Extreme Rules Pre-Show) broke up the flow of the action. Slater took advantage of the ruckus to score the pin, but Los Matadores got the last laugh when El Torito took flight to fell his foes outside the ring.

Divas Champion Paige vs. Brie Bella went to a No Contest

So much for an apology. Despite Stephanie McMahon's (presumably) well-intended offer of a Divas Championship Match to Brie Bella, the whole affair went straight to hell - literally - when the demon Kane made his presence known. That being said, the "Diva of Tomorrow" certainly acquitted herself well in her first-ever title defense, and Brie gave as good as she got. The would-be finishing strike from Paige was cut short when the stage erupted in fire and Kane emerged from beneath the ring.

Luckily, Daniel Bryan - who had lingered at ringside to protect Brie from just this situation - sprang into action and hit the demon in the face with a wrench and promptly ate a Chokeslam for his efforts. Kane's second attempt to drag Brie into the pit failed when the Bella Twin made a frantic escape, but when it comes to their Extreme Rules clash on Sunday, well, Bryan might need a little more than a wrench to keep himself, and his wife, in one piece.

Bad News Barrett def. Rob Van Dam to become No. 1 contender to the Intercontinental Championship

Bad news, everyone: Big E may yet get a face full of elbow at Extreme Rules because Bad News Barrett is officially the No. 1 contender to the Intercontinental Championship. Granted, the Brit should send a thank-you basket to Jack Swagger and Cesaro for their opportune assist that sealed the victory, but as setups go you could do worse than the battering Barrett visited upon the ECW Original.

Faced with the famed unorthodox style of RVD, Barrett brought the bout into his wheelhouse by throwing his foe against the barrier and doubling him over with a thwacking kick to the gut. Despite Barrett's escalating barrage, Van Dam persevered and shifted the balance with a flurry of offense, though the arrival of Cesaro and Swagger - whose rivalry seems to have encompassed Van Dam as well - gave Barrett the opportunity to knee RVD's Five Star Frog Splash into failure and claim the victory with a Bad News elbow to the face. Next stop, New Jersey.

Roman Reigns vs. Randy Orton went to a No Contest

Evolution meets revolution this Sunday, but it seems The Shield have already converted one surprise Superstar into an acolyte: no less a competitor than Ric Flair himself handed The Hounds of Justice his personal endorsement. Soon after, Roman Reigns came out swinging against Randy Orton and was met in kind by the former WWE World Heavyweight Champion, who jabbed his thumb, Flair-style, into Reigns' eye and hurled him into the steps.

An inevitable brawl between the remaining members of Evolution and The Shield broke out just as Reigns found his footing, and the former WWE Tag Team Champion decided to join his brothers rather than pin The Viper.

The referee threw out the match as chaos escalated, yet Evolution showed no such hesitance when it came to the dismantling of The Shield. The Hounds were able to beat back their attackers at the last moment, though it was telling that the only time Evolution truly looked shaken was when Triple H barely dodged a Triple Powerbomb: The blast from the past narrowly escaping what could very well be their future.