Bronco Nima and Lucien Price joined Royce Keys in a violent closing attack
Summary
– OTM made its WWE main roster debut on the August 24 episode of Raw
– Bronco Nima and Lucien Price aligned with Royce Keys during the main event
– The new faction attacked The Usos, LA Knight, and Solo Sikoa before standing tall
OTM made a destructive arrival on WWE’s main roster during the August 24 episode of Monday Night Raw, with Bronco Nima and Lucien Price aligning themselves with Royce Keys and taking over the closing moments of the show.
The chaos unfolded during the main event featuring The Usos against LA Knight and Solo Sikoa. With the match already breaking down outside the ring, Keys suddenly entered the situation and sent Jey Uso and Solo crashing through a ringside table.
Nima and Price then made their presence felt, officially bringing OTM to the main roster. Nima attacked Knight while Price planted Jimmy Uso, turning the match into a full-scale beatdown as the group overwhelmed everyone around them.
The attack continued with OTM targeting Knight before Keys delivered a powerful Spinebuster to Jimmy. Jey was left down after the table spot, while Knight and Jimmy were beaten inside the ring as the newcomers took complete control.
Rather than introducing OTM through a traditional debut match or backstage segment, WWE placed Nima and Price directly into one of Raw’s biggest ongoing stories. Their immediate alliance with Keys put the group in the spotlight and established them as a threat from the moment they arrived.
Keys, Nima, and Price eventually regrouped inside the ring and posed together as Raw went off the air. The closing image made their intentions clear, with the new faction leaving The Usos, Knight, and Solo behind after dismantling the main event.
OTM’s first night on the main roster ended with a destroyed match, multiple wrestlers laid out, and the group standing tall. Nima, Price, and Keys now enter Raw with immediate enemies and plenty of attention after making one of the most aggressive debuts possible.
