WWE Raw Results
August 25, 2025
Birmingham, England (bp pulse LIVE)
Commentary: Michael Cole and Corey Graves
Results by: Mike Tedesco of Wrestleview.com
“Then. Now. Forever. Together.” The WWE video leads us into the show.
Video: Last Monday on Raw, “Main Event” Jey Uso battled Bron Breakker in an Extreme Rules Match in Philadelphia. After interference from The Vision, LA Knight and CM Punk ran out for the save, but they were overwhelmed. Roman Reigns then returned to even the odds.
The WWE Drone flies us over Birmingham, England.
Pre-Show Arrivals
LA Knight is shown arriving at the arena. He’ll battle Bron Breakker later today. Rhea Ripley is also shown entering. She will battle Roxanne Perez. WWE Hall of Famer Nikki Bella is shown walking backstage. She’ll call out WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion Becky Lynch.
Roman Reigns kicks off WWE Raw
An “OTC” chant picks up before the crowd explodes as Roman Reigns’ music starts to play. Roman Reigns makes his entrance and takes his time getting to the ring. Reigns stands in the middle of the ring and listens to the crowd loudly sing his name before transitioning to an “OTC” chant. Reigns smiles as he walks around the ring. They then sing, “If you love, Roman, stand up.” This is a wild crowd! We get another “OTC” chant, and Reigns has to chuckle. Ten minutes into the show, Reigns finally speaks. Reigns says they could do this all night, but he’s got to get to it. Reigns says, “Birmingham… acknowledge me!” An “OTC” chant fires up.
Reigns says it feels like old times. They still sound the same, which is loud as hell. Reigns has big plans for the night, the rest of this year, and next year. If he’s being real, he’s got to be honest with himself. They acknowledge him, but he has to acknowledge something to himself to move forward. It feels like old times. It sounds like old times, but it’s not the old times anymore. He’s not the same guy he used to be. A “Yes, you are” chant picks up. Reigns says, “Maybe I can be.” Cody Rhodes predicted it a year and a half ago. There are some boos, and Reigns says, “Interesting.” Reigns mentions Seth Rollins and the Vision, which draws boos. They followed through on what they said and took everything from him. There is a momentary cheer before the crowd realizes that what Reigns said was bad. They then chant, “F**k you, Seth.” Reigns says he felt that way for a long time. Reigns says he doesn’t have everything he used to have. Reigns doesn’t have a Bloodline. A “YEET” chant picks up. Reigns says since they brought him up, he has to say he’s proud of Jey Uso. Anyone questioning his being in the Fatal 4-Way Match in Paris is wrong. Uso won their match and scored the pinfall. Uso has the rematch clause, so he should fight for the championship. Reigns says his time will come.
They took his Bloodline, his Wise Man, and his title. They then had to find more to take from him. That brings him to Bronson Reed.
“Ladies and gentlemen…”
WWE Hall of Famer Paul Heyman walks out to the stage with “The Tribal Thief” Bronson Reed. Heyman, Reigns’ former Wise Man, introduces himself, but he’s upset that the crowd was chanting with him. Heyman restarts and says he stands before them tonight with the realest gangster to hit Birmingham since the Peaky Blinders. He’s the Tribal Thief, the owner of the Shoe-la Fala, “Big” Bronson Reed. Heyman says they were sitting in the back. Reed pointed out that it was five years ago this very week that Brock Lesnar’s advocate became Roman Reigns’ Wise Man. The crowd chants, “Shut the f**k up.” For five years, this duo created a Bloodline. For five years, this duo owned everything that there was to own in WWE and changed this entire industry together. Now, he looks at Reigns standing all alone in the ring. Another “OTC” chant fires up.
Heyman says, “I miss you, my Tribal Chief. I loved you five years ago, and I love you now, which is why I came out here tonight to disrespect you, my Tribal Chief.” The crowd sings Reigns’ name. Heyman then starts to sing Reed’s name, but the crowd only sings for Roman. Heyman and Reed look disgusted. Heyman says he’s not here to disrespect Reigns out of malice. It’s out of the love he was speaking of before he was so rudely interrupted by these people who are not tough enough to live in Manchester or rich enough to live in London. What Reigns needs is the tough love Heyman used to offer. This is the tough love a Wise Man and an Oracle can give to a Tribal Chief. Heyman isn’t man enough to beat that tough love into Reigns at WWE Clash in Paris, but Reed is.
Reigns says, “Hey, dumbass, on Sunday in Paris, you’re gonna kiss my ass because I’m gonna whoop his ass.” The crowd cheers and chants, “OTC.”
Reed takes the microphone and says at Clash in Paris, it’s not about receipts. It’s about disrespect. Reed says he’s the guy who is gonna kick Roman Reigns’ ass. Reed knows Reigns is an educated man, but it’s time for a history lesson. Reigns’ tribe from Samoa is civilized. Reed’s tribe isn’t. His tribe was exiled to Australia. Reigns’ tattoos are paid for. Reed’s were earned. A “Shut the f**k up” chant picks up. Reed says he’s the Samoan that Reigns’ dad and uncle warned him about. At Clash in Paris, Reigns will find out why.
Reigns is confused and questions if Reed is Samoan. Why didn’t anyone say that? That means Reed’s ass belongs to him. Reigns suggests they start it over. He’ll give Reed one more shot since they’re cut from the same fabric. How about Reed come down and return his shoes, apologize to his people for wasting their time, acknowledge him, and never send disrespect back to him. The crowd chants, “Give his shoes back.” Reed gives Heyman the Shoe-la Fala and says Reigns doesn’t want him to come down there. If he comes down there, he’ll force Reigns to acknowledge his Tribal Thief. Reigns says he’s right about one thing. Reed won’t have to come down here because he’ll go to him.
Reigns gets out of the ring, and Reed meets him halfway. They brawl before Reed sends him headfirst into the ring post. Reed headbutts him and gets him in the ring. Security runs down to separate them. Reed punches the guards away and avalanches Reigns’ security into him. Reed starts trying to steal Reigns’ sneakers, but he kicks him away. Reed smooshes him with a senton splash and heads to the top rope. More security runs down, but Reed ignores them. Raw General Manager Adam Pearce runs down. Reed is on the top rope, but Reigns sends him to the floor with a Superman Punch. An “OTC” chant picks up. WWE officials and security stand in Reigns’ way, but he gets out of the ring and leaps onto Reed and the security guards! They’re eventually pulled apart.
-Commercial Break-
Backstage Segment
World Tag Team Champions Finn Bálor and JD McDonagh are walking backstage. WWE Intercontinental Champion “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio walks behind them and starts to talk to El Grande Americano. Bálor asks what is going on, but Mysterio tells him not to worry.
Replay: Last week on Raw, Finn Bálor and JD McDonagh defeated Dragon Lee and Mr. Iguana. AAA Mega Champion El Hijo del Vikingo attacked, but the Judgment Day took him out. Dominik Mysterio then hit him with a Frog Splash.
Dragon Lee vs. World Tag Team Champion JD McDonagh w/ World Tag Team Champion Finn Bálor
Referee: Jessika Carr
The bell rings, and they lock up. They tussle to the corner. Lee ducks a chop and chops away at McDonagh’s chest. Lee hits McDonagh with a dragon screw before hitting a running kick. Lee sweeps the feet and hits a slingshot corner dropkick. Lee charges, but McDonagh knocks him down. McDonagh distracts the referee, but she catches Finn Bálor attempting to interfere. Referee Jessika Carr ejects Bálor from ringside. McDonagh talks with Bálor at ringside, so Lee hits him with a somersault senton. Lee gets McDonagh in the ring and goes to the top rope. Lee leaps, but McDonagh dropkicks him out of midair.
-Commercial Break-
Back from the break, both men are down following a superplex. They soon get up and trade punches. McDonagh charges, but Lee sidesteps him and hits a snap release German Suplex. Lee then hits a poisonrana. Lee hits the ropes, but McDonagh wipes him out with a standing Spanish Fly for a near fall!
McDonagh grabs him, but Lee fights back. McDonagh crawls through the legs. Lee flips through a clothesline, but McDonagh counters with a powerbomb attempt. Lee gets out and hits an UNREAL Liger Bomb that basically spikes McDonagh on the back of his head for a near fall! Unbelievable! Lee goes to the top rope, but McDonagh hits the ropes to crotch him. McDonagh chops the chest and climbs to the top rope. Lee punches him, hanging him on the ropes, and hits a double stomp down to the canvas! 1… 2… McDonagh gets a foot on the bottom rope. Lee knees McDonagh in the face before hitting the ropes, but WWE Intercontinental Champion “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio trips him. AJ Styles runs down and attacks Mysterio before sending him into the crowd.
Lee gets the crowd going and removes his elbow pad. Lee crushes McDonagh with a running back elbow before hitting Operation Dragon for the win.
Winner by Pinfall: Dragon Lee
Backstage Interview
Jackie Redmond is backstage with Cathy Kelley. She mentions that CM Punk accidentally put him through a table last week, but Knight doesn’t think it was an accident. Knight thought Punk could have stopped his momentum. Even if it was an accident, Punk didn’t do anything to help him. Now, Punk wants to work together to stop Seth Rollins. It doesn’t happen that way. Punk is a hungry man, but it’s feast or famine this Sunday at Clash in Paris. The rations are limited. Everyone is going to bed hungry except him. Knight is the only one in the match who has to have a match tonight. Knight will face Bron Breakker tonight, but he’ll be victorious.
LA Knight will battle Bron Breakker later tonight.
In the arena, Penta makes his entrance. He’ll battle Kofi Kingston next.
-Commercial Break-
Video: Rusev says he’ll never listen to people telling him how to run his career. Now that he’s back, he’s going to destroy whoever he wants. At Clash in Paris, he’ll battle Sheamus in a match of his choosing. Rusev says it’s impossible to be good when you’re destined to be great.
Sheamus will battle Rusev in a Good Ol’ Fashioned Donnybrook Match this Sunday at WWE Clash in Paris.
The Judgment Day Clubhouse
JD McDonagh isn’t happy that Finn Bálor and Dominik Mysterio didn’t help him. Raquel Rodriguez stops them and says they have to stop arguing. Liv Morgan wouldn’t want this. Mysterio says Bálor should handle AJ Styles. Bálor agrees and says he’ll handle this himself. Rodriguez tells Roxanne Perez to get her head in the game because she’s facing Rhea Ripley.
Penta vs. Kofi Kingston w/ Xavier Woods and Grayson Waller
Referee: Eddie Orengo
Grayson Waller has Corey Graves sign a petition to ban the Mexican Destroyer, the move that hurt Xavier Woods’ neck. Penta quickly takes Kingston down with a running hurricanrana. Penta hits a pair of clotheslines. Kingston reverses a whip, but Penta puts the brakes on. Penta goes for a Mexican Destroyer, but Kingston gets away from it. Kingston punches Penta back and bounces him off the top turnbuckle. Kingston hits Penta with a splash for a two-count. Kingston tells the crowd to be quiet. Kingston goes for a slingshot splash, but Penta gets his feet up before clotheslining him over the top rope. Penta sets up for a somersault senton, but The New Day runs away.
-Commercial Break-
Back from the break, Kingston has Penta trapped in a rear chin lock. During the break, Kingston hit Penta with a back body drop onto the commentary table. Penta fights up, but Kingston knees him. Kingston sends him into the ropes, but he lowers his head and eats a kick. Penta hits a reverse sling blade before kicking him in the corner. Penta hits a handstand slingshot corner dropkick for a two-count.
Penta sets up for a Penta Driver, but Kingston gets out and clubs him down. Kingston hits a running kick to the chest before taunting the crowd. Kingston connects with a Boom Drop before setting up for Trouble in Paradise, but Penta boots him. Penta hits a slingshot backstabber for a near fall. Penta goes for a Mexican Destroyer, but Kingston counters with a back body drop. Kingston hits a famouser for a near fall. Xavier Woods is furious with the referee’s count. Penta puts Kingston on the top rope and chops him. Kingston knocks him to the apron, but Penta kicks him. Penta goes for a head-scissor into the ring, but he slips off. That didn’t look great. Penta comes back with a superplex, followed by a Penta Driver. 1… 2… Kingston kicks out!
Penta kicks Waller away before hitting The New Day with a somersault senton. Penta gets Kingston in the ring and goes to the second rope. Waller distracts Penta, so Kingston sweeps the feet. Kingston hits Trouble in Paradise for the win.
Winner by Pinfall: Kofi Kingston
Grayson Waller carries Xavier Woods to the back like a baby. Kofi Kingston is fired up.
The commentators talk about WWE Clash in Paris.
Video: Cody Rhodes on WWE Unreal.
Replay: Last Monday on Raw, IYO SKY declined help from The Kabuki Warriors. Later, Sky was in trouble with Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez, so Rhea Ripley made the save. Asuka was furious, so Sky flipped out.
Backstage Segment
Rhea Ripley is stretching when IYO SKY walks up to her. Sky thanks Ripley for having her back. She respects Ripley, but Kairi Sane and Asuka are her family. They’re not happy that Ripley got in their business. Sky says they need to keep their distance. Ripley says she respects Sky. If this is something she has to do, she gets it. The Kabuki Warriors are shown watching in the background. Sky thanks Ripley for understanding and hugs her. Asuka is not happy.
Rhea Ripley will battle Roxanne Perez later tonight.
-Commercial Break-
Video: Last Monday on Raw, Naomi announced that she is pregnant and had to forfeit the Women’s World Championship.
Backstage Segment
Raw General Manager Adam Pearce is backstage with Stephanie Vaquer. Pearce says she’s still the No. 1 Contender, but with the title vacant, the match in Paris isn’t happening. Pearce needs a week and already has an opponent in mind. Vaquer says she wishes she could be at Clash in Paris, but she can wait.
Becky Lynch and Nikki Bella go face-to-face
“The Man has come around!”
WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion “The Man” Becky Lynch makes her way to the ring. Lynch says it’s a bit of a mixed response. They can boo her, but this place was a big part of her journey. Thirteen years ago, she had her WWE tryout in Birmingham. It was a dump then, and it’s a dump now. Speaking of dumps, Nikki Bella thinks she can call her out to her ring. Lynch isn’t some loser. She’s not Aston Villa or Birmingham City. She’s not a dog who will respond to a whistle.
“You can look, but you can’t touch.”
WWE Hall of Famer Nikki Bella walks out to the stage. Bella asks if Lynch isn’t a dog, why is she acting like a little bitch. Lynch is confused. Bella says Lynch should put the title on the line against her. Lynch says she calls the shots and won’t give away title shots to “broke-neck Barbie.” Bella says this broke-neck Barbie kicked her ass last week. Bella paved the way for her. Because of her, Lynch has a page to write history on. Lynch says Bella and her twin, the better Bella, brought in a new audience. Lynch didn’t want to respect her. She wanted to replace Bella.
Bella gets in the ring and mentions Lynch used to be a scared little girl in the corner as Charlotte Flair’s sidekick. Lynch says she is no one’s sidekick. She is the greatest women’s wrestler of all time. Sports Illustrated said it. Bella says no one cares what Sports Illustrated has to say. Bella says the people made Lynch relevant, but she craps on them every week. Lynch reeks of desperation. A lot of people think Lynch is desperate. The crowd lightly chants, “Becky’s desperate.” Lynch says this is classic British behavior. Eight hundred years of oppressing the Irish wasn’t good enough for them. Bella asks if this is what The Man has become. Has Lynch lost her balls? Bella says Lynch doesn’t have class. She’s cheap. Lynch may be a champion, but she’s another c-word… a coward. Lynch didn’t think that was the c-word. Lynch agrees to the match, only it’ll be at Clash in Paris because she’s not wrestling in Birmingham. The only good thing to come out of here died a month ago. In fairness to Ozzy Osbourne, he moved to Los Angeles, a proper city. If she lived in Birmingham, she’d die too. Bella says Lynch’s name will never be as big as hers. At Clash in Paris, she’ll hear that Nikki Bella is the Intercontinental Champion.
Lynch tries to attack, but Bella knocks her down. Lynch fights back and goes for a Manhandle Slam, but Bella gets out. Bella goes for the Rack Attack 2.0, but Lynch escapes. Bella tosses the title to Lynch and poses.
Backstage Segment
Jackie Redmond is backstage with CM Punk. Punk says he’s not trying to be anyone’s friend. He understands what is at stake: the World Heavyweight Championship at Clash in Paris. Punk wanted to make sure they got there together because Seth Rollins has the numbers. LA Knight fell through the table because he’s a clumsy idiot. Punk is obsessed with holding the World Heavyweight Championship because he had it before it was stolen. This Sunday, he’s taking it back.
LA Knight will battle Bron Breakker in tonight’s main event.
“THIS IS MY BRUTALITY!”
Rhea Ripley makes her way to the ring to a HUGE ovation. She’ll battle Roxanne Perez next.
-Commercial Break-
Video: Sheamus says he earned Rusev’s respect, but he had to beat it out of him. It ends this Sunday at Clash in Paris. Sheamus put Rusev back on the map and will take him out.
Rhea Ripley vs. Roxanne Perez w/ Raquel Rodriguez
Referee: Jessika Carr
The bell rings, and Perez immediately slaps Ripley in the face. Perez jumps on her back, but Ripley powers her into the corner. Perez knocks her back, but Ripley clubs her. Perez dropkicks the knees and clubs away at her. Ripley tosses her off and hits a running dropkick. Ripley punches away at Perez, but Perez soon rolls out of the ring. Ripley attacks Perez at ringside, but Perez fights back. They get in the ring, and Ripley hits a flapjack. Ripley goes for a Riptide, but Perez slides out and gets out of the ring. The crowd chants for Ripley. Ripley exits the ring as Perez gets back in. Ripley catches her attempting a suicide dive. Perez slides off and stands behind Raquel Rodriguez. Ripley cuts off a cheap shot and gets her into the ring. Ripley gets in Rodriguez’s face, and Perez takes Ripley out with a suicide dive. Perez attacks the leg and hits a chop block in the ring. Perez connects with a leg DDT. Perez drags her to the ring post, but Ripley pulls her into it. Ripley gets her on the apron and goes for a powerbomb, but Perez gets out. Perez attacks and sidesteps a big boot before jumping onto her knee. Perez hits Ripley with a running uppercut, followed by a double jump springboard moonsault for a two-count.
-Commercial Break-
Back from the break, Ripley hits a pair of short-arm clotheslines, followed by a kick. Ripley goes for a Razor’s Edge, but Rodriguez pulls Perez down. Ripley grabs Rodriguez by the hair, but Perez stops her. Perez hits a super hurricanrana, followed by a handspring double knee to the back of the neck for a near fall.
Ripley soon fights back with a vicious headbutt and a Razor’s Edge for a near fall. Ripley attacks Rodriguez before Perez goes for Pop Rox. Ripley gets out and soon hits a headbutt. Ripley connects with a Riptide for the win.
Winner by Pinfall: Rhea Ripley
Raquel Rodriguez attacks Ripley from behind. Ripley fights back and goes for a Riptide, but Perez grabs the leg. Rodriguez then clotheslines Ripley down. Perez and Rodriguez double-team Ripley before IYO SKY runs down for the save. Sky hits a Shotei uppercut on Rodriguez before hitting Perez with a flapjack. Sky kicks Perez. Rodriguez attacks Sky and is headbutted by Ripley. Sky takes Rodriguez out with a springboard missile dropkick. Sky poses with Ripley.
Locker Room Segment
World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins is chuckling at how fired up “Big” Bronson Reed is. Paul Heyman says Rollins was right about Reed. Rollins knows what he is capable of because he felt it firsthand. Rollins says Paris is Reed’s time. Reed will destroy Roman Reigns. Rollins can’t wait to see it. Tonight, Bron Breakker will make sure LA Knight doesn’t make it to Paris. This is The Vision. It is everything they dreamed of. They are on the verge of becoming so much more. Rollins takes his title and leaves.
Bron Breakker will battle LA Knight in the main event.
AJ Styles makes his entrance. He’ll battle Finn Bálor next.
-Commercial Break-
Georgie Farmer of “Wednesday” on Netflix is at ringside.
Backstage Segment
Rhea Ripley is backstage with IYO SKY. Sky says she owed her for last week. Ripley appreciates her help. The Kabuki Warriors come up. Kairi Sane holds Asuka back. Asuka yells at Sky. Asuka is furious and tells Sky to stay away from Ripley. Sane looks really upset. Sky tells Sane to trust her. Sane is near tears as she says, “I’m sorry” to Sky before walking off.
AJ Styles vs. World Tag Team Champion Finn Bálor
Referee: Danilo Anfibio
The bell rings, and Bálor kicks Styles before hitting a clothesline. Bálor sends Styles out of the ring and taunts the crowd. Styles gets back in the ring, blocks a kick, and strikes Bálor to the corner. The referee pulls Styles back, and Bálor kicks him in the midsection. Styles sends him into the ropes, leapfrogs him, and drops down before hitting a dropkick. Bálor leaves the ring to recover. Styles hits a forearm plancha. Michael Cole congratulates Ash by Elegance for winning the TNA Knockouts Title on NXT Heat Wave. Bálor gets in the ring, and Styles chops him. Bálor reverses a whip, but Styles boots him back and hits him. Styles sets up for a Phenomenal Forearm, but Bálor pushes his legs out. The referee keeps Bálor back, but Bálor sidesteps him and dropkicks Styles off the apron.
-Commercial Break-
Back from the break, Bálor stands over Styles. Bálor pulls him up. Styles goes for a strike combo, but Bálor gets away. Bálor goes for a running crossbody block, but Styles catches him and hits a swinging backbreaker.
Bálor slowly gets up and charges him in the corner, but Styles sidesteps him. Bálor grabs him and goes for a falling elbow drop, but Styles gets out and hits a Pele Kick. Styles soon hits an ushigoroshi for a two-count. Styles sets up for the Styles Clash, but Bálor fights it and drops him onto the apron. Styles knocks him back and goes for a Phenomenal Forearm, but Bálor avoids it. Bálor connects with a Sling Blade. Bálor sizes him up and hits a vicious Woo Dropkick! Bálor goes for a Coup de Grâce, but Styles moves. Styles goes for a Calf Crusher, but Bálor gets out. Styles quickly connects with a Styles Clash for the win.
Winner by Pinfall: AJ Styles
Backstage Segment
“Main Event” Jey Uso is talking about all the things going on. It’s revealed he’s talking to Roman Reigns. Reigns says the last thing Uso should do is trust Punk. Reigns tells Uso to stop worrying so much. He’s been doing this for twenty years. Uso needs to do this for himself. Smash them all and take it to his house. It’s not about making friends or being one of the boys. It’s about capturing moments. Reigns says Uso has to “do you.” Uso looks focused.
Still to come, we’ll see LA Knight take on Bron Breakker.
-Commercial Break-
Next week’s Raw will take place in Paris, France. It’ll air at 2 p.m. Eastern/11 a.m. Pacific.
Monday Night Raw is presented by Snickers.
Video: Bayley is shown trying to ward off the voices in her head. Her old Hugger character tells her to do things the right way. They were successful because they believed in themselves. The Role Model character then cuts in and argues with the Hugger character. Bayley begs the voices to stop.
Backstage Segment
Raw General Manager Adam Pearce is with Lyra Valkyria. Valkyria says she’s concerned about Bayley and wants him to check in. Pearce says he will. Dominik Mysterio and the Judgement Day come up and ask if he’s going to deal with AJ Styles. Mysterio says he needs more. This needs to end. Pearce agrees with Mysterio. Next week on Raw in Paris, AJ Styles will take on Mysterio with the Intercontinental Championship on the line. Mysterio and JD McDonagh aren’t happy, but Finn Bálor is seen smirking.
The commentators run through the WWE Clash in Paris card.
Backstage Segment
A focused Bron Breakker is walking backstage with Paul Heyman and “Big” Bronson Reed. Roman Reigns comes from out of nowhere and attacks Breakker before hitting Reed with a Superman Punch. Security quickly runs over. Raw General Manager Adam Pearce tells Heyman to get Breakker in the ring. LA Knight, Breakker’s opponent, then comes up to pick the bones, attacking Breakker.
LA Knight brings Bron Breakker into the arena and drives him into the video wall. Knight then clubs him into the crowd before bouncing him off the metal barricade. Knight continues to attack him down the aisleway.
-Commercial Break-
LA Knight vs. Bron Breakker w/ Paul Heyman
Referee: Chad Patton
We join this match in progress. Knight is stomping Breakker in the corner. Breakker is still in his shirt. Knight hits a running knee to the face. Knight hits a swinging neckbreaker for a two-count. Knight chokes him on the ropes and boots him in the face. Breakker starts to fight back with shoulder thrusts in the corner. Breakker soon hits the ropes at a wild speed for a shoulder tackle. Breakker says Knight is all about one word. He’s got nothing else. Breakker punches away at Knight and chokes him on the middle rope. Breakker pulls him up and tosses him with an overhead belly-to-belly throw. Breakker takes his shirt off and his Knight with a German Suplex. Breakker sizes him up, but Knight fights back with some stinging jabs. Knight hits a side leg sweep before hitting a clothesline over the top rope. Knight (sort of) hits a baseball slide. Knight talks trash to Paul Heyman before going to Breakker. Breakker pulls Knight into the commentary table. Breakker drives him into the apron and sends him hard into the ring steps.
-Commercial Break-
Back from the final break of the evening, Knight fights up from a rear chin lock. Knight rolls Breakker up for a two-count. Knight goes for a neckbreaker, but Breakker holds the ropes. Breakker attacks Knight on the ropes, but Knight knocks him away. Breakker scales the ropes for a Breakkensteiner for a near fall. Breakker sizes Knight up for a Spear, but Knight kicks him in the face. Breakker military presses him, but Knight counters it into a DDT.
Paul Heyman shouts instructions as Breakker slowly gets up. Breakker and Knight exchange right hands. Breakker shoves him away, but Knight ducks a pair of strikes before hitting a diving clothesline. Knight shoves him into the corner and hits a neckbreaker. They botch something that nearly turned catastrophic, but Knight recovers with a reverse DDT. Knight goes to the second rope, does his taunt, and leaps to the top rope, but Breakker avoids it. Knight goes for Blunt Force Trauma, but Breakker gets out and clotheslines him down. Breakker pulls the straps down and hits the ropes, but Knight boots him down for a near fall.
Knight attacks Breakker in the corner and puts him on the top rope. Knight sets up for a superplex, but Breakker shoves him away. Knight leaps to the top rope and hits a superplex. Knight goes back to the second rope, does his taunt, and leaps to the top rope for a diving elbow drop. Knight sizes Breakker up…
“BURN IT DOWN!”
World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins runs down. Knight scares him back before leaving the ring and chasing him at ringside. Breakker then kills Knight with a Spear on the floor. Breakker nearly gave himself a DDT on the floor. Breakker gets Knight in the ring as a “CM Punk” chant picks up. Breakker hits a Spear for the win.
Winner by Pinfall: Bron Breakker
Rollins gets in the ring and starts to double-team Knight with Breakker. “Main Event” Jey Uso comes out to even the odds. Uso sends Breakker out of the ring and punches away at Rollins. Uso superkicks him down and gets the crowd fired up. Uso ducks a clothesline from Breakker and attacks him. Rollins quickly lays Uso out with a Pedigree. The crowd knows who is obviously coming out next.
CM Punk comes out to a HUGE ovation. Breakker charges up the aisleway to attack, but Punk punches him back. Breakker lifts him, but Punk slides off and sends him into the ring post. The crowd is singing Punk’s theme without music. Punk gets in the ring and squares off against Rollins. The crowd chants for Punk as he takes the World Heavyweight Champion down. Rollins manages to escape with Breakker’s help. The Vision backs up the aisleway. Punk helps Uso up as the crowd chants, “Seth’s a p***y.” Knight and Punk get into a shoving match. Uso tries to stop them, but he gets shoved away. Rollins tells Breakker they’re doing the work for them. Knight goes for a BFT on Punk, but Punk shoves him into Uso. Uso then superkicks Knight down. Uso stands alongside Punk before surprising him with a superkick. Uso gets the crowd going. Rollins says Uso stands no chance against him.