Jinder Mahal & the Singh Brothers kick off the show with the Punjabi Prison surrounding the ring. Jinder says the Punjabi Prison will be the final resting place of Randy Orton's legacy. The Singh Brothers then run down the rules of the Punjabi Prison; there are two cages surrounding the ring. The inner cage has four doors that can be opened when a wrestler calls for it. Each door will be open for 60 seconds, and once those 60 seconds are up, it gets locked shut and won't reopen. Or as Sunil Singh puts it, the door will "never, ever, athen, ever." That's what he said. The outer cage has no doors and must be climbed over. The winner is the first man to escape both cages. Jinder then says there are no rules in the Punjabi Prison. Was he not listening? They just explained the rules. Jinder says he will hit Orton with the Khallas off the top of the cage and says he will walk out of the Punjabi Prison as WWE Champion. Jinder speaks in Punjabi until Randy Orton ...