AJ Styles was responsible for one of the best finishes to a match in WWE history on last night's episode of Monday Night Raw.In the opening match on the show, AJ Styles defeated The Miz and Mustafa Ali, earning a spot in a number one contender's match later on in the night.The other three-way match was won by Ciampa, with the former NXT Champion beating Dolph Ziggler and Chad Gable.In the subsequent match between Ciampa and Styles, it was Ciampa who picked up the win, earning a United States Championship match against Bobby Lashley.While he may not have walked away with wins on both matches as he'd have hoped, but AJ still earned plaudits for an incredible spot in his first match.

The finish to the first three-way saw Ali hit The Miz with a 450 Splash, only for AJ Styles to smoothly catch Ali in a Styles Clash, before pinning him to pick up the win.

The finish, which you can see above, was honestly one of the most impressive and innovative in WWE history.

Below are some of the reactions from fans online to the spot, with many applauding Styles for the unique closing sequence to the match last night.

Last night's Raw, which was deemed by many to be Triple H's first proper show in charge as Head of Creative, was received very well by fans.

While the show didn't feature any shock moments or returns, but did feature some incredibly solid storytelling and wrestling, which is all fans are really after.

In case you didn't manage to catch last night's show, you can find out exactly what happened with GiveMeSport's WWE Raw results by clicking right here.

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It's still early days, but now that Triple H is at the helm and Vince McMahon is out of the picture, fans are quite excited to see how WWE is going to look moving forwards.

For more news on what WWE could be planning for this new era of TV, now that Vince has retired and Triple H is excitingly in charge, make sure you stay tuned to GiveMeSport over the coming days, weeks and months.

You can watch WWE Monday Night Raw live every single week in the US on the USA Network and in the UK over on BT Sport.