WWE Raw Results (7/14/25) – LIVE Updates

WWE Raw results from WWE Raw tonight follows what was an exceptional, and in many ways, landscape-altering weekend for the company. Saturday Night’s Main Event XL and Evolution 2 gave way to new champions, new challengers, and an injury that could have far reaching implications. Tonight on Raw, WWE begins to unpack all of that while also beginning the short build to August’s SummerSlam. Just a few weeks separate the company from one of their big four PLEs and the journey toward building out that card kicks off tonight with a huge gauntlet match to determine Gunther’s challenger for the biggest show of the summer.

Live Venue:

WWE Raw on July 14, 2025 takes place live from the Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Alabama. This arena has hosted 10 episodes of Raw prior to tonight and was home to WWE Armageddon 2000. You can learn more about WWE and WCW’s history at the arena here.

Broadcast Details – What Time Does WWE Raw Start Tonight, July 14, 2025?

• Time: 8 p.m. Eastern Time (ET) / 7 p.m. Central Time (CT)
• Channel: Netflix (live in the U.S.)
• Streaming: Netflix internationally

WWE Raw Card Tonight (7/14/25):

• WWE World Heavyweight Championship #1 contender’s gauntlet: CM Punk vs LA Knight vs Jey Uso vs Bron Breakker vs Penta
• Nikki Bella vs Chelsea Green in Bella’s first singles match in seven years
• New women’s champion Naomi speaks
• Two-out-of-three falls Women’s Intercontinental Championship #1 Contendership: Bayley vs Lyra Valkyria

WWE Raw Results (7/14/25)

• The show opened with a recap of SNME and Evolution before Gunther, Jey Uso, CM Punk, and Bron Breakker (with Bronson Reed and Paul Heyman) were seen making their entrances. It was announced that Heyman would have an update on Seth Rollins’ knee injury later in the night.

The New Champ Opens the Show but She’s Not Alone

• Drones flew over the crowd as the lights went out and the new women’s world champion, Naomi, made her way out. Time to proceed with caution. Naomi received a decent reaction but she wasn’t having it. Naomi didn’t want to hear the crowd supporting her or booing her. They weren’t feeling the glow but they are feeling her now. Naomi said everyone thought she was going to cash in on Tiffany Stratton but she warned them, that no one knows her next move but her. She’s done with the foolishness over on SmackDown. Naomi told Bianca Belair to look at the title because she didn’t betray her, she outgrew her. Her and Jade Cargill never wanted her to succeed, they wanted her as a third wheel as long as it was convenient for them. Naomi laughed as she said she’s got the upperhand now. She made history at Evolution and she’s hear to put the Raw locker room on notice…
• Enter Rhea Ripley, who had a bone to pick with the new champion as she cost her not only the title but her first ever win against IYO SKY. Ripley told Naomi she’s not cautious, she’s reckless and pissed. She walked into Evolution with two goals and Naomi prevented her from both of them. Ripley said Naomi officially made it onto her list…cue the other woman who Naomi pissed off, as SKY made her way to the ring with a mic. The crowd was hottest for SKY with chants of ‘IYO’ before she spoke. SKY told Ripley to get behind her in line. She walked in to Evolution as the champion and plans to get it back from the woman who took it from her. Naomi told SKY she couldn’t understand what she said before telling both to get to the very back of the line…cue Adam Pearce, who congratulated Naomi on the win and welcomed her to Raw officially. Pearce said Naomi made her moment and she deserves the title. He gets though that the moment came at SKY and Ripley’s expense because the match they had at Evolution was absolute magic. SummerSlam is in three weeks and it’s bigger than ever. As big as last night was, he’s ready to blow the proverbial roof off and as Pearce saw it, his match was standing in that ring. Pearce announced Naomi vs SKY vs Ripley for SummerSlam.

A Visit to the Clubhouse

• Backstage with the Judgment Day – Dominik Mysterio says he can’t relax because AJ Styles has been stalking him. Finn Balor, who shined up everyone’s belts, says they need to put their full support behind the women’s tag team champs. Raquel Rodriguez praised Roxanne Perez for holding her end of the bargain. Balor noted that the new champs had Asuka and Kairi Sane to worry about tonight and suggested Mysterio escort them to the ring as a little added backup. Mysterio seemed suspicious but Balor continued to manipulate him by reminding him how much Liv Morgan loved the tag titles and they had to do everything in their power to make sure the belts were still in the clubhouse when she got back. Mysterio and Balor looked at a photo of Morgan as the Intercontinental Champion agreed this was for her. Balor and JD McDonagh were left playing WWE 2K25, with Rodriguez/Perez vs the Kabuki Warriors cued up as Balor smiled saying this was for Liv.

Kabuki Warriors vs Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez

• Rodriguez and Sane open things up as Asuka tags in after a show of strength from Rodriguez, who gets to the corner allowing Perez to tag in. Perez with a quick cover after a legsweep but Asuka kicks out. Asuka and Perez exchange strikes with Asuka coming out on top with a series of kicks. Sane tags in and the two doubleteam Perez. Sane with Perez in the corner and a series of hard chops before a huge knee and an attempted cover. Sane with some creative defense on the outside as Rodriguez tags in. Perez and Asuka get into the fray as Asuka and Sane both lock in submissions. Rodriguez powers out and slams Sane onto Asuka to break up both holds.
• Into the commercial break, Rodriguez with the edge as Perez tags in, but first a double team from the champs. Perez with the cover as Michael Cole engaged Dominik Mysterio in a conversation about Liv Morgan, who its worth noting, the commentary spent a lot of the early match talking about how she must feel about all of this. Perez with control over Sane as the two continue to isolate Sane in the corner. Rodriguez back in and another pinning attempt. Sane tries to work her way for the tag but Rodriguez grabs the leg and plants her as she gloats to the crowd.
• Back from commercial, Perez is back in but this time, Sane is able to get away and make the hot tag to Asuka. Asuka with kicks to Perez and hip attack to take down Rodriguez on the apron. More kicks in the corner to Perez as Rodriguez runs in and eats one of her own. Shining wizard and cover but Perez kicks out. Tag to Sane, who climbs to the top and takes out Perez. She attempts the pin but Rodriguez breaks it up. Asuka tags back in as her and Sane start to take over the match. Sane to the top rope but Mysterio has the official distracted. As he begins counting the pin, Rodriguez pulls Sane off. Asuka pushes Rodriguez into the ringpost on the outside. Sane tags back in to Asuka who hits the missile dropkick from the top. More strikes but Perez is still on her feet until Asuka hits the german suplex. Mysterio back on the apron and Asuka hits him off, but it’s enough to distract Asuka for Perez to roll her up.
• Champs win and Liv Morgan probably didn’t love that…

Seth Rollins Injury Update

• Paul Heyman said it’s too soon to offer an update on Seth Rollins. He has until next June to cash in the briefcase so until he’s close to that deadline, his health isn’t a relevant subject. Heyman changes the topic to Bron Breakker and says tonight he’s running the gauntlet and emerging as the #1 contender, earning his spot against Gunther at SummerSlam where he will win and become the next heavyweight champion.

LA Knight

• Commercial break: LA Knight was asked about Rollins’ injury by Byron Saxton. He said he came out with the win and it was unfortunate what happened to Rollins. He wishes him a speedy recovery and here’s why. Because just last week he said he wanted to hurt him and take his dignity but he didn’t get a chance because he hurt himself. He wants him to get better and come back so Knight can hurt him the right way. But about the gauntlet tonight, he’s ready for the opportunity. He’s not 100 percent, his ribs are hurting, but he’s running the gauntlet and going to SummerSlam.

Two-out-of-three falls Women’s Intercontinental Championship #1 Contender’s Match – Bayley vs Lyra Valkyria

• Backstage with Lyra Valkyria – Valkyria said she’s sick of being asked about Bayley. She’s ready to put that talk to bed so it can be about her and Becky Lynch like it should have been. Bayley shows up and says whoever loses tonight goes to the back of the line. She needs this. Valkyria says she respects Bayley being about herself like she always has been. Bayley tells her she should stay out of her way.
• The two lock up and Valkyria gets a quick takedown as the two look for the early advantage. Commentary notes Bayley hasn’t won a match since her return from injury. Valkyria and Bayley with dueling chants. Hip toss from Valkyria and slap by Bayley. Quick roll up and Bayley has gotten the first fall. Bayley 1 – Valkyria 0
• Into the commercial break, Bayley is celebrating her win a little bit as the crowd rally behind her. Both women back in the ring. Valkyria working the arm and Bayley with a facelock. Huge elbows from Bayley and a quick cover but Valkyria kicks out. Bayley gets Valkyria back to her feet just to take her down. Bayley stalks Valkyria on the ground but this time it’s Valkyria with the quick pin but Bayley kicks out. Bayley down in the corner as Valkyria goads her up. Bayley throws Valkyria into the turnbuckle before kicking her into the corner. It’s all Bayley as we head back from commercial.
• Valkyria finally gets sone steam hitting Bayley with a series of kicks of strikes in the center of the ring. Valkyria goes for the tornado DDT but Bayley moves. Valkyria with the double dropkick and back into the tornado DDT followed by a suplex but Bayley kicks out. Bayley rolls to the corner and Valkyria pursues with kicks while Bayley is down. She pulls her back up and tries to swing her into the post but no, Bayley reverses and sends Valkyria into the corner instead. Bayley on the attack with a huge elbow and goes for another pin but Valkyria kicks out. Bayley whips Valkyria into the corner, continuing to work the back. Valkyria fights back and kicks Bayley out of the ring. Valkyria drags Bayley to the apron and gets her up but Bayley fights out and reverses with a huge back bodydrop to Valkyria on the apron. Back in the ring, Bayley gets Valkyria on her shoulders and there’s another cover but Valkyria kicks out. Commentary talks about Bayley’s killer instinct as she continues to beat up on Valkyria. Bayley goes for a pin but Valkyria counters and steals the second fall. Bayley 1 – Valkyria 1
• Bayley takes Valkyria down with a huge knee but Valkyria manages to avoid the pin as we head into another commercial. Both women fight to the outside briefly but Bayley gets Valkyria back in the ring for a cover. Valkyria kicks out but Bayley maintains control. Valkyria rolls out as Bayley pursues going for a huge kick but Valkyria catches her and goes after Bayley’s knee, throwing her into the ringpost. Valkyria on the offense as she hits a double stomp to both knees. Bayley kicks out as Valkyria continues to work the leg. Another quick cover and Bayley kicks out. Bayley to the ropes  but Valkyria grabs the leg with a dragon screw. She continues to target Bayley’s knee as we come back from commercial.
• Crowd with more dueling chants as Valkyria hits another dragon screw but Bayley gets Valkyria hung up on the ropes before any more damage can be done. Valkyria looks for a quick pin but Bayley counters with a knee. She moves to the ropes as Valkyria is in the corner. Valkyria up to the top but Bayley catches her with the Bayley to Belly. Valkyria kicks out! “This is awesome” chants as Bayley goes to the top. Valkyria chases and follows her up. The two fight for position and Bayley gets Valkyria down to the mat briefly. Valkyria back up though and gets Bayley with a powerbomb. This time Bayley kicks out. Both women to the opposite corner and back on the apron fighting for position. Valkyria with two huge shots to the back of Bayley’s knee before getting her up with a fisherman’s suplex onto the apron. Bayley rolls to the outside as the ref begins counting. Both women back in the ring and Bayley goes for a quick roll through but no, Valkyria out and into her own. Bayley kicks out. Both women back to the outside and Valkyria gets Bayley again. Sunset flip into the steps from Bayley as she rolls Valkyria back into the ring. Bayley to the top with the elbow to the back. Valkyria kicks out but Bayley immediately goes into the crossface. Valkyria almost fights to the ropes but Bayley pushes back. Valkyria reverses into the Nightwing. It’s over.
• Valkyria is headed to SummerSlam. Triple H said after the Evolution press conference that the women didn’t need an all-women’s PLE to show up and show out. He was absolutely right.
• After the match, Becky Lynch made her way out and the two enjoyed a staredown in the middle of the ring.

Nikki Bella vs Chelsea Green

• Jackie Redmond is backstage with Stephanie Vaquer who says she came to WWE to be champion and that’s her plan. Vaquer is interrupted by Chelsea Green and the Secret HERvice. She says she should be the one to represent WWE in Paris. She says La Primavera means loser in Spanish but Chelsea Green in Canadian means winner. Vaquer gets in Green’s face but she immediately cowers behind the Secret HERvice as Vaquer says for her to take her best shot. Green says she’d love to but she’s already doing that against a WWE Hall of Famer so tonight, Vaquer could look but not touch.
• Green and Bella lock up with Bella getting the early advantage. Another lock up and Bella takes down Green. Quick pin attempt but Green kicks out. Green with a huge slap to Bella and Bella chases her into the corner. Bella with the takedown as the two exchange words. Green rolls out of the ring but Bella follows. Green behind the Secret HERvice for cover as she rolls back in the ring before Bella can get to her. Huge backstabber from Green to take out Bella on the outside. Green soaks in the crowd before rolling out and tossing Bella into the barricade. It’s all Green as she rips her gloves off and drags Bella back into the ring. Green takes Bella down face first but Bella kicks out. Green with knees to the back before taking Bella down and putting on a headlock. Dueling chants for both women as Bella hits Green to the mat. Both women back on their feet and Bella takes Green out before whipping her into the corner. Bella to the top with a kick to take down Green and the pin but Green kicks out. Bella with Green on her shoulders but she fights out. Neckbreaker from Green and the pin attempt but Bella kicks out. Bella with the Bellabuster after Green looked for the Unprettier. Alba Fyre and Pipe Niven get involved as the ref is distracted. Bella with the roll up but Green rolls through. Bella with Green on her shoulders. She hits the Rack Attack 2.0 before Niven and Fyre hit the ring to take out Bella. Niven with a sideslam to Bella as the Secret HERvice help Green to her feet and raise her hand.
• Stephanie Vaquer hits the screne and takes out Niven and Fyre before helping Bella to her feet. The two hug as Vaquer raises Bella’s hand and Green and the Secret HERvice lick their wounds on the outside.

Adam Pearce has Work to Do

• The New Day are in the third stage of grieving, they are in bargaining and here to bargain for their rematch. They present Pearce with tupees as their offer. Pearce said rematches aren’t given but they will have a chance to earn it in a match next week.
• Pearce then follows Judgment Day as they are leaving and says it looks like Mysterio must be feeling great. Mysterio says it was adrenaline before showing his doctor’s note. Pearce said after tonight, Mysterio will be re-evaluated and if he’s clear he’s defending the title at SummerSlam against AJ Styles. Balor says he won’t have to worry. There’s no way a doctor will clear him. In the background, Styles is seen praying to God before Mysterio tries the same.

American Made

• Byron Saxton is with American Made during a commercial break interview and asks them about a match last week of El Grande Americano vs Dragon Lee. Footage is shown from the match. Saxton asks for their reactions to the performance and the rumors. Ivy Nile says it’s clearly Ludwig Kaiser and everyone knows that. Saxton says there was a rumor Chad Gable was El Grande but Nile says they aren’t here to talk about him. They are here to talk about American Made. They are better than anyone else. Gable told Nile to get American Made back to the top and she’s planning to do just that. Nile puts everyone on notice, especially Stephanie Vaquer.

Rusev and Sheamus

• Jackie Redmond asks Rusev what is next. Rusev said people call him God but maybe he was just a saint killing Irish snakes. The world now knows that he’s better, tougher and more superior than Sheamus. Sheamus arrives to tell Rusev that Pearce agreed that Rusev was a dirty, cheater and that they are having a rematch. That was just the appetizer, but the main course is coming as he’s here for banger, after banger, after banger.

World Heavyweight Championship #1 Contender’s Gauntlet

• Gunther says he is in a great mood following his retiring of Bill Goldberg. The crowd chant “Goldberg” for a few moments. Gunther says Goldberg isn’t here tonight, he’s not coming. Gunther kept all of his promises by humiliating and bullying Goldberg before ending the myth. “You tapped out chants.” Gunther asks who is next saying there’s going to be an answer soon. He’s going to watch in a suite as five of the finest competitors are going to compete for his amusement. Oh and one of them will be the official challenger at SummerSlam. The winner of the gauntlet doesn’t matter to him because when the bell rings at SummerSlam, they are all the same.
• Gunther is interrupted because the dogs are barking. Out first is Bron Breakker accompanied by Heyman, holding Rollins’ Money in the Bank briefcase. The two stand face in the face in the ring. Heyman extends a hand and Gunther shakes it before he introduces himself and his client…well he starts to, but Gunther interrupts. He says he knows who he is. He’s not interested in listening to what he has to say so he’s going to leave. Breakker blocks his way as Heyman says what he has to say applies to him. Tonight, Breakker runs the gauntlet, becomes #1 contender, main events SummerSlam and beats him for the world championship. Heyman knows it won’t be easy but Goldberg’s spear was nothing compared to Breakker’s. Heyman says Breakker is the next big thing, the big dog, and this is Breakker’s yard. He’s not just another contender, he’s a Steiner. He’s going to break through every barrier and then going to break Gunther’s ass at SummerSlam. There will be a new world heavyweight champion for the long term and his name is Bron Breakker. Gunther leaves the ring as the bell rings signaling the start of the gauntlet match. The show heads to commercial as we wait for Breakker’s opponent. Chosen by random draw, it’s Penta out first.
• Breakker vs Penta: Breakker and Penta circle each other as Penta takes a quick shot as he hypes up the crowd. Breakker grabs Penta in the corner and just powers him down. Breakker with Penta into the corner with a series of headbutts before whipping him into the ropes. Breakker swings but Penta counters. Penta with a kick to Breakker on the apron before climbing the ropes with a crossbody to take Breakker down. Penta with chops to Breakker but he doesn’t go down. Breakker hits the ropes and takes out Penta with a huge forearm. Breakker to the outside as Penta flies over the top. It’s all Penta heading into the commercial.
  • The two continue fighting on the outside as Penta walks Breakker and throws him face first into the commentary table. Penta rolls Breakker back into the ring as Breakker heads to the corner to catch his breath. Penta with kicks in the corner and mocks him barking in his face. Breakker kicks Penta and gets to the top with a series of fists to Penta’s skull. Penta gets Breakker down and huge kick to the corner. Quick cover but Breakker kicks out. Both men to the outside as Penta kicks Breakker in the shin. He goes to whip him into the barricade but Breakker reverses and sends Penta crashing instead.
  • Back from commercial, Breakker has the edge as he lifts Penta over his head and presses him into the steel steps. Breakker gets Penta back into the ring, taking over. He hits a suplex and goes for the cover but backs off and does some pushups instead, showing off. Breakker throws Penta through the ropes but Penta fights back, taking Breakker out through the rope. Breakker tosses Penta easily and goes for the cover but Penta kicks out. Gunther is shown watching the match from his skybox. Breakker gets Penta up with another overhead toss. And another. Breakker signals this one is over as he sets up for the spear but no, Penta counters with a kick. Slingblade sending Breakker into the mat followed by an enziguiri and stomp from the corner. Penta to the back and backstabber for a cover. Breakker kicks out as Gunther seems unimpressed. Breakker up with a huge knee and gets Penta on the shoulders but Penta fights out. Kick to Breakker and goes for the springboard but Breakker catches him with a spear. Breakker wins.
• Breakker vs LA Knight: Knight quick to go after Breakker as the two exchange blows with the crowd rallying behind Knight. Breakker ships Knight into the corner but he fights back with a clothesline. Breakker gets Knight up, but Knight counters into a neckbreaker. Quick cover by Knight but Breakker kicks out. Knight works Breakker’s arm before kicking him in the midsection. Breakker holds the ropes sending Knight to the outside but he drags Breakker with him and sends him repeatedly shoulder first into the post. Breakker tries to get Knight up but he can’t, allowing Knight to send Breakker over the top with a clothesline. Knight with a dropkick through the ropes to the outside. Knight sends Breakker face first into the commentary table before posing for the crowd. Back to Breakker, Knight sends him ribs first into the table. Back in the ring, Breakker grabs Knight off the ropes, sending him back first into the post. He continues to target Knight’s midsection as we go to commercial.
  • Breakker fights Knight into the corner and shoves his boot into his throat as Knight clutches his ribs. Breakker sends Knight chest first into the ropes as Knight backs into the corner. Breakker with headbutts as Knight tries to push him off. Breakker sends Knight crashing into the ring post. Knight rolls out but Breakker gives chase. Knight with a few chops but Breakker grabs Knight and throws him back first into the ring post. Knight rolls back in the ring as Breakker follows. Heyman yells for Knight to back down as Breakker continues working Knight’s back, throwing him from post to post.
  • It’s all Breakker coming back from commercial as Knight claws to the ropes. Breakker with his full weight on Knight’s neck as the ref checks on Knight. Knight back to his feet with some quick strikes but Breakker stops his momentum. Breakker with his arms around Knight’s waist but Knight fights him off. Knight to the ropes with a huge takedown of Breakker. Both men are down after the double clothesline. Lefts from Knight and another clothesline followed by a neckbreaker and DDT. Knight with the top rope jumping elbow but Breakker kicks out of the pin. Breakker with the double kick but Knight counters and Breakker kicks out of the stack. Knight with more strikes but Breakker with an eye rake. He gets Knight up with a huge gutbuster to the ribs. Spear! Breakker wins again.
• Breakker vs Jey Uso: Breakker is catching his breath and getting some water in the corner as Uso makes his way into the ring, immediately going after him with a series of strikes. Uso with all the momentum as he takes Breakker out to the outside with the suicide dive through the ropes. Uso calls for them to run his music back, stopping the match to Yeet with the crowd and allowing Breakker time to recover on the outside as we head into the commercial break.
  • Uso calls for another Yeet, feeding off the crowd before rolling out to pursue Breakker. Uso with strikes before getting Breakker back in the ring. Uso to the second rope with a series of punches to Breakker’s skull. He takes Breakker down with a big right hand before going for the cover. Breakker whips Uso into the corner and takes back control. He mocks Uso and the crowd before getting Uso up onto the top rope with his own punches to the skull.
  • Both men are at the top as we come back from commercial and Uso with a huge crossbody but Breakker kicks out. Uso takes down Breakker in the corner and goes for another cover but Breakker kicks out. Uso to the top rope but Breakker chases. Uso knocks him down but Breakker back up with the Breakensteiner. Uso kicks out! Breakker looks shocked. He takes down the singlet and hits the ropes but Uso catches him before the spear. Superkick, superkick, spear of Uso’s own. Uso covers and Breakker kicks out at 2.9. Uso to the top but Bronson Reed tosses him off allowing Breakker to set up and hit another spear. Breakker wins again as commentary reminds there are no DQs in a gauntlet match. Seems like this may come into play later.
• Breakker vs CM Punk: Breakker grabs his midsection as Punk immediately charges him in the ring and tosses him into the post before even taking off his ring jacket. Punk hits a running bulldog and tosses Breakker to the outside as we head to commercial.
  • Punk climbs to the top and hypes up the crowd before following Breakker to the outside and driving him into the apron. Punk to the top with an axe handle to take down Breakker. And a second as he stares down Heyman who barks back. Breakker crawls to the ropes but Punk follows, taking him out with more strikes. Breskker looks to Heyman as he rolls out of the ring and Reed helps him back to his feet. Punk follows, taking out Breakker right in front of Reed who looks on.
  • Back from the short break, the two are both in the ring and it’s still all Punk as he takes down Breakker and attempts a pin. Punk continues working Breakker’s arm before tossing him back first into the ring post. Punk with the inverted atomic drop before climbing to the top but this time, Breakker catches him and tosses him. Breakker takes over, beating down Punk in the corner with a series of strikes and knees. He taunts Punk saying it’s not clobberin’ time. He throws Punk neck first into the rope as it’s noted that Breakker has lasted over 35 minutes in this match. More tosses and suplexes from Breakker as Reed and Heyman look on. Punk kicks out at one but Breakker is right back at it. Breakker with the hold but Punk fights off and looks for the GTS but Breakker counters. Knee to the spine and goes for the pin but Punk kicks out. Breakker taunts Punk some more as he whips him into the corner but Punk with a boot to the face before climbing to the top. Another Breakensteiner but Punk rolls through and almost gets the win. Both men down but Punk to his feet first with strikes to Breakker. Neckbreaker from Punk followed by a running knee and clothesline. Punk to the top but here comes Reed. Punk kicks him off and hits the flying elbow but Breakker kicks out. Punk immediately into the anaconda vise though. Reed back in the ring to break up the pin, taking out Punk.
  • Uso is back out before Reed can do more damage. Superkick to Reed and then suicide dive on the outside. Reed calls for the finish but Punk has it scouted and counters with the GTS. Punk with the cover and it’s over. CM Punk is your #1 contender after a fantastic main event.
  • As Punk and Gunther are exchanging gestures, Reed takes out Punk. Uso back in to take out Reed but eats a spear from Breakker. The crowd chants for the OTC as Breakker takes out Punk with a spear. Reed stacks Uso on top of Punk but before he can climb to the top…
  • Wish granted. Roman Reigns is back! Reigns takes out Reed with a superman punch before beating up Breakker. He gets Reed up with a Samoan Drop and another Superman Punch to Breakker before hitting Reed with a spear. Huge reactions from the crowd for Reigns as he clears the ring. Reigns helps Uso to his feet as the two shake hands before Reigns turns to Punk. Punk gets up as he and Reigns exchange glances before looking toward the ramp where Reed, Breakker, and Heyman have retreated. “Roman, Roman Reigns” chants as Uso and Punk embrace and the show goes off the air.

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