The main event of WWE Survivor Series: WarGames 2025 involved the team of CM Punk, Cody Rhodes, The Usos, and Roman Reigns going up against The Vision, Logan Paul, Drew McIntyre, and Brock Lesnar in WarGames. Suffice it to say, it was an extremely brutal affair between the two sides, wherein we saw devastation in what could be the best collection of talent to fight in this type of match.
At the tail-end of the bout, Bron Breakker would go haywire, hitting everyone with a pulse. WWE World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk would go on the offensive, thwarting offense from the “Badass of WWE” anymore. Punk would try to go for the win and secure WarGames for his team. Unfortunately, a mysterious assailant would come to seemingly the aid of The Vision and its men.
All decked out in black clothing, the mystery man would scale the cage and hit a Superkick on CM Punk. The assault did not end there, with the assailant hitting a Curb Stomp. Naturally, most assumed it was Seth Rollins, based on his stature and how he operated. But that would be borderline impossible, considering Rollins is still recovering from an injury he sustained over a month ago, with Rollins confirming that he will be out for at least six months.
However, the mystery man did not reveal himself, but he made a big impact as Bron Breakker would pick up the scraps, hitting the World Heavyweight Champion with a devastating Spear to hand them the win.
WWE Universe, was this Seth Rollins? If it were, it wouldn’t make any sense with Paul Heyman and The Vision turning their back on him. Or could this be Heyman playing mind games and enlisting the help of another superstar entirely?
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