WWE Raw Results 10/6/25

WWE Raw Results 10/6/25
American Airlines Center
Dallas, Texas

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Commentators: (Joe Tessitore & Wade Barrett)

Ring Announcer: Alicia Taylor

Transcription by Josh Lopez

Roman Reigns & The Vision Segment 

Roman Reigns: Dallas, Texas. Acknowledge Me! You’re just out here to stare at me or you going to say something?

Paul Heyman: I don’t know who’s been Wisemaning since you broke my heart about public speaking, but you’ve ruined the entire shtick. Let me show you how it’s done. Dallas, Texas. Acknowledge your Tribal Thief! And Roman Reigns, acknowledge the one man on the face of this planet that you fear in your heart, “Big” Bronson Reed. Oh, come on, you know fear him, and well you should. Not once, forget about your career, not once in your entire life have you ever been beaten to such a degree that you needed a stretcher, that you couldn’t leave on your volition, not once. All those football games at Georgia Tech, not once did you leave on a stretcher. All those Anoai Family BBQ’s that those double drunk Samoans were having a battle royal in the backyard, not once did you leave on a stretcher. And in your entire career, let alone even before you were The Tribal Chief with me, at the height of your greatness, not once in your career did a man lay a beating on you to such a degree, that you had to be placed on a stretcher, carried out of the arena, placed into an ambulance, and taken all the way to the hospital.

Bronson Reed: Roman Reigns, don’t worry about them, listen to me. Your father, Sika, 45 years in the business, never stretchered out. Your uncle, 45 years in the business, never stretchered out. How do you think they feel looking down on you, watching you get stretchered out by my hands?

Roman Reigns: It’s funny you bring up my father and my uncle, you didn’t know them. The dumbass next to you, he did. What do you think my dad would say right now. My dad would say, fight him now. So, let’s do this now. I’ve ran this before, I heard what he has to say. There’s no wise words coming, just words of a coward. He’s telling you, don’t fight right now. He’s telling you, you’re on The Tribal Chief’s Time. He’s telling you, you’re on The Tribal Chief’s terms right now. Let’s be honest, I’m levels above you. It’s going to be my time no matter the place, no matter where we go, when you want to do it, whatever fashion you want to do it, let me know, because I’m always going to be your Tribal Chief.

Paul Heyman: My compliments, that was almost as brilliant as if it came from a Wiseman. You want to know who, what, where, why? Roman Reigns versus Bronson Reed, this Saturday Night, Perth, Australia, at Crown Jewel, in a match that Bronson Reed has made famous, in a match that Bronson Reed has never been defeated in, in a match that Bronson Reed was so dominant in, WWE recruited him from Australia to the main roster. This Saturday Night at Crown Jewel, Roman Reigns, Bronson Reed, in an Australia Street Fight.

Roman Reigns: Two words, I accept.

Paul Heyman: Goodnight, everybody.

Roman Reigns: Hold on, Dallas, they walked in like tough guys, but they seem to be walking out like a couple of bitches.

Reed makes a b-line to the ring. All hell starts breaking loose in Dallas. Reed rakes the eyes of Reigns. Reed dumps Reigns out of the ring. Reigns delivers The Superman Punch. Reigns clear off the announce table. Chaos continues at ringside. Reigns clocks Reed with another Superman Punch in the timekeeper’s area. Reigns stands tall in the ring to close this segment.

– We got a video recap of The Kabuki Warriors turning their back on Iyo Sky last week. Asuka is screaming at Adam Pearce. Asuka wants Iyo to have a match with Kairi tonight. Pearce says that he needs to find space on the show. If Iyo wants the match, he’ll make the match official. Pearce says that he needs a drink. Kairi asks Asuka what’s going on. Asuka says that they’re going to teach respect into Iyo & Rhea Ripley at Crown Jewel. But tonight, Kairi will be fighting Iyo Sky. Kairi says that she doesn’t want to fight Iyo, because she knows she can her bring back to the family. Asuka slaps Kairi in the face. Asuka says that Iyo is not family. Kairi says that she understands. Asuka tells Kairi that she better win.

First Match: Becky Lynch vs. Maxxine Dupri 

Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Becky tugs on Dupri’s hair. Dupri backs Becky into the turnbuckles. The referee calls for a clean break. That leads us to a quick shoving contest. Dupri tells Becky to bring it. Dupri ducks a clothesline from Becky. Dupri with a deep arm-drag. Dupri applies an arm-bar. Becky with a hair pull takedown. Becky with a waist lock takedown. Becky applies a front face lock. Dupri gets back to a vertical base. Becky applies a side headlock. Dupri whips Becky across the ring. Becky drops Dupri with a shoulder tackle. Becky pie faces Dupri. Dupri with a straight right hand. Becky clotheslines Dupri. Becky slams Dupri’s head on the top turnbuckle pad. Becky repeatedly stomps on Dupri’s chest. Becky poses for the crowd. Becky sends Dupri to the corner. Dupri side steps Becky into the turnbuckles. Dupri with The Lou Thez Press. Dupri transitions into a ground and pound attack. Dupri dropkicks Becky to the floor. Dupri with a Flying Cannonball Senton off the ring apron.

Dupri is fired up. Becky throws Dupri into the ringside barricade. Becky with The Exploder Suplex into the barricade. Becky has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Forearm Exchange. Becky uppercuts Dupri. Becky with a Spinning Back Kick. Dupri drops Becky with The Pump Kick. Dupri with two diving clotheslines. Dupri with a Running Pump Knee Strike. Dupri levels Becky with The Body Avalanche. Dupri with The Fisherman’s Suplex. Dupri pops back on her feet. Becky blocks The Spinning Heel Kick. Dupri with a single leg takedown. Dupri applies The Ankle Lock. Becky drives Dupri face first into the middle turnbuckle pad. Becky with a Running Knee Strike. Becky is mauling Dupri in the corner. Becky transitions into a corner mount. Dupri hits The SitOut PowerBomb for a two count. Dupri ascends to the top turnbuckle.

Becky and Dupri are trading back and forth shots. Becky with The SuperPlex for a two count. Becky applies The Cross-Arm-Breaker. Dupri rolls Becky over for a two count. Dupri reapplies The Ankle Lock. Becky rolls Dupri over for a two count. Becky goes for The Manhandle Slam, but Dupri lands back on her feet. Dupri with The German Suplex. Dupri delivers The Spinning Heel Kick for a two count. Dupri goes for The Flying Crossbody Block, but Becky rolls her over for a two count. Dupri uses the middle rope for leverage for a two count. Becky with a Running Boot. Becky dumps Dupri out of the ring. Becky slams Dupri’s head on the announce table and the apron. Becky repeatedly throws Dupri into the barricade. Becky argues with the referee. Becky slams Dupri’s head on the steel ring steps. Becky attacks Dupri with a PRIME Bottle. Becky resets the referee’s ten count. Becky continues to toy around with the referee. Becky once again slams Dupri’s head on the announce table. Becky wastes time gloating on the announce table, which led to her getting counted out by the referee.

Winner: Maxxine Dupri via Count-Out 

– Roman Reigns runs into The Usos in the backstage area. Jimmy wasn’t having it with The Vision ripping their family. Jey cuts Jimmy off by saying he has Roman’s back at Crown Jewel. Roman says that he’s good, he doesn’t need help, especially from Jey. They already talked about this, Jey should be hyper focused on what he’s doing. Matter of fact, who’s the top of the hour? Jey says that it’s CM Punk and he storms off. Roman tells Jimmy that he sees and hears everything, so what’s the problem with Jey taking his advice? Jimmy is left speechless.

– Bayley wants to be in Lyra’s corner tonight. She calls this a future WrestleMania match in the making. Lyra asks Bayley how she’s feeling? Bayley says that she’s feeling good. Lyra is surprised that Bayley ambushed her last second, but Raquel Rodriguez is going to be out there, so what the hell, she could use all the help she could get. Bayley does a unique handshake with Lyra right before she made her entrance.

Second Match: Lyra Valkyria vs. Roxanne Perez w/Raquel Rodriguez 

Perez talks smack to Valkyria after the bell rings. Perez pie faces Valkyria. Side Headlock Takeover Exchange. Perez applies a headscissors neck lock. Valkyria gets back to a vertical base. Valkyria backs Perez into the ropes. Valkyria pie faces Perez. Perez slaps Valkyria in the face. Valkyria with clubbing blows to Perez’s back. Valkyria drives Perez back first into the turnbuckles. Valkyria with clubbing shoulder blocks. Valkyria is mauling Perez in the corner. The referee calls for a clean break. Perez kicks Valkyria in the face. Perez applies a side headlock. Valkyria whips Perez across the ring. Perez with a hair pull takedown. Valkyria trips Perez. Valkyria applies a front face lock. Valkyria with a Swinging NeckBreaker for a two count. Valkyria applies an arm-bar. Valkyria with a cartwheel escape. Valkyria sweeps out the legs of Perez. Valkyria with a basement dropkick for a two count. Valkyria with a waist lock go-behind. Perez crawls under Valkyria’s legs. Perez shoves Valkyria. Perez with a leaping double knee strike. Perez with a Knee Drop. Perez drags Valkyria towards the steel ring post. Perez viciously stomps on the left shoulder of Valkyria.

Perez has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Perez applies The CrossFace. Perez denies The Night Wing. Perez hammers down on the left shoulder of Valkyria. Valkyria with a Snap German Suplex. Bayley urges Valkyria on from the outside. Valkyria with two clotheslines. Valkyria delivers her combination offense. Valkyria ducks a clothesline from Perez. Valkyria with a Northern Lights Suplex. Valkyria with The Fisherman’s Buster for a two count. Perez clings onto the top rope. Valkyria goes for The Night Wing, but Perez rolls her over for a two count. Rollup Exchange. Valkyria with a Spinning Heel Kick. The referee gets distracted by Raquel Rodriguez. Perez attacks Valkyria from behind. Perez goes for The Avalanche Side Russian Leg Sweep, but Bayley gets in the way. Valkyria with The MoonSault for a two count. Rodriguez drops Bayley with The Big Boot. Valkyria responds with The Wrecking Ball Dropkick. Perez turns a Suicide Dive into a Tornado DDT on the floor. Perez rolls Valkyria back into the ring. Perez connects with The Pop Rocks to pickup the victory.

Winner: Roxanne Perez via Pinfall 

– Programming Alert: Next week’s Raw will be airing on Netflix at 8am ET!

– John Cena & AJ Styles Video Package.

– Jackie Redmond had a backstage interview with AJ Styles. How has he been preparing for this final showdown with John Cena, especially with the fact that the WWE Universe demanded this match? AJ immediately gets cut off by The Judgment Day. Dirty Dom is playing mind games with AJ. What makes AJ think he can beat John Cena when he couldn’t beat Dom, hell, Rusev couldn’t beat Dom last week, that’s why he’s still the double champ, and AJ has nothing. Finn Balor heard that AJ & Dragon Lee wanted to challenge The Judgment Day for the World Tag Team Championship. Finn tells his old friend that he would be making a massive mistake doing that. That sounds like a threat according to AJ. AJ proceeds to challenge Judgment Day to a 6-Man Tag Team Match. Dom says that The Judgment Day is going to take care of business like he always does. AJ asks PENTA if he would like to get his hands on Dominik Mysterio and be their tag team partner tonight.

– Coming out of the commercial break, we see Bayley & Lyra Valkyria get into a massive backstage brawl with The Judgment Day.

CM Punk, LA Knight, Jey Uso Segment 

CM Punk: Is it great to be alive on a Monday Night in Dallas, Texas or what? Wow, you guys are loud. You guys like to sing, huh. I got one for ya, I’ve always wanted to do this. I haven’t been here in two weeks, so indulge me. The stars at night are big and bright, deep in the heart of Texas. Alright, that’s all I came to do, goodnight, I’m just kidding. Did you guys miss me? Alright, I don’t want to take up too much of your time, but I got a couple of things that I want to address. First and foremost, thank you so much for that huge warm welcome back to the WWE for AJ Lee. We’re right around the corner from Crown Jewel, it’s Saturday night in fact. And you’re going to see Cody Rhodes take on Seth Rollins. And one of the reasons I haven’t been here in two weeks, is because I promised my friend, Cody, I would keep my nose out of his business.

This championship match, title versus title, well, I don’t think either title was on the line, so don’t anybody yell at me in the back, but it’s from brand dominance, it’s for ego. And as much as I’m involved with Seth, I don’t want to get in Cody’s business. Another reason why I haven’t been here for two weeks, it’s because I’ve been celebrating with my wife, because we beat Becky Lynch and Seth Rollins at Wrestlepalooza. I started this year beating Seth Rollins on the inaugural Netflix Raw, January 6th. I’m gonna end this year beating Seth Rollins on Netflix. And there’s a sign over here, CM Punk deserves his World Heavyweight Championship back. And I love the sign, and I appreciate the passion, but deserve is the wrong word. Earn is the word, because at every turn, when it’s one-on-one, straight up, man-to-man, Seth Rollins, I’ve got your number. Seth Rollins, CM Punk is better than you, and everybody knows it. I’m gonna get my World Title back, just like I started the year beating Seth Rollins. I’m gonna become the new World Heavyweight Champion.

LA Knight: Let me talk to you. Look in my eyes, what do you see?

CM Punk: Somebody who interrupted me.

LA Knight: That’s very good, it’s a catchy little tune, but I’ll tell you what. This man that’s interrupting you, this man that’s standing in front of you now, what you see is a man who is a big force, who walked in this door, blew the doors off the place, and yet, still, I haven’t got what I deserved, what I’ve earned, and that is my reign as the World Heavyweight Champion. And then you did say some things though that I agree with. And while you said some things that I agree with, I just want to point out a couple of omissions. You are the creator, the owner, you’re the man that’s known for The Pipe Bomb. However, lately you haven’t been known as much for The Pipe Bomb as you’ve been known for being a husband. That’s not a knock, don’t oh that.

CM Punk: Is that insulting?

LA Knight: No, that’s not an insult at all. As a matter of fact, what I want to say about that is, everybody out here wants love, everybody out here needs love, everybody watching, even the most jaded person out here wants and needs love, and for that, I commend you for cultivating that, it’s a beautiful thing. However, as good of a husband you seem to be, my man, you are a trash champion. What did you have? No offense, my man, five minutes as World Champion, what happened to you? At SummerSlam, Seth Rollins pinned your shoulders in the middle of the ring. And then let’s go to Clash In Paris, what happened, Seth Rollins pinned your shoulders in the middle of the ring. You know whose shoulders Seth Rollins has never, not ever, not ever pinned?

CM Punk: I imagined it’s the same guy that’s never, not ever been World Champion, right?

LA Knight: Here’s what I’m telling you, you might have your cute little line that I’ve never been World Champion, but I’ve never been pinned by Seth Rollins. So, while you’re a two-time loser, I’m a two-time winner against Seth Rollins, albeit one of those times was a disqualification that you caused. But I am the last one to pin Seth Rollins, I’m damn sure to be the next one, and I will be the World Heavyweight Champion.

Jey Uso: Hey, hey, hey, I’m gonna stop you right there. Yeah, because I’m finally thinking clear, uce. My mind clear. I’m the one. I’m the one that never got my rematch for the World Heavyweight Championship. Hey, uce, and I’m the one that’s up next for the World Heavyweight Championship. Ugh-Ugh, YEET!

LA Knight: What is this, DeJa’Vu, right now? I’ll tell you what, we were in Paris, it’s me, it’s you, it’s you, and you always knocking my door, always complaining, my god, man. Yeah, you had the World Heavyweight Championship, you lost it, your time came, it went. Here’s what I’m telling you, (Punk) while you’re standing there thinking it’s your time, (Jey) you’re standing there thinking it’s your time, NAH-NAH, it’s my time, YEAH! And what I’m telling you is, you think that you lost the title, because you’re not quite Roman enough. That ain’t quite right, my man. I’ll tell you this, you’re not Roman Reigns, you’re not gonna be Roman Reigns. As far as I’m concerned, that’s a good thing, that’s okay, you carve your own path. But where you carve your path, your best shot right now, you might want to be focus on those tag titles. Although from what I saw last week, you probably would’ve stopped sucking at being a tag team. But while I’m at it, Jimmy, I didn’t mean to give you any crap, I know you and I are good, but this man keeps getting in my way, and I will off your off switch. And you got to understand what I will do to you. But when I’m talking to you (Punk)

Jey SuperKicks LA Knight.

CM Punk: Alright, alright, I’m assuming we’re cool, I’m assuming you interrupted him and not me. But I understand your passion, brother. You want that World Heavyweight Championship, but you’re gonna get in the line behind me, and the man has a point. Maybe you should focus on being a tag team, because I love Jey Uso, I don’t like little Roman.

Jimmy prevents Jey from getting into a brawl with CM Punk. Jimmy is trying to calm Jey down. Punk drops Jey with a straight hand. Punk tells Jey to stay out of his business. Jimmy SuperKicks Punk. Jimmy helps Jey get back on his feet to close this segment.

Iyo Sky Promo 

Asuka, what’s happened between isn’t Rhea’s fault, it’s yours. You broke my heart. I owed everything to you. Kairi and I are in WWE because of you. We looked up to you like a big sister. I wanted to be just like you. But your jealousy and your disrespect changed everything. I always gave you credit for my career. You were one of the reasons I became champion. But you’re not the only reason I became champion. I didn’t want to believe Rhea, but she was right. You only want what’s best for you. A real family member wouldn’t tell me who to be friends with. A real family member wouldn’t take credit for what I’ve done. We are not family anymore. But I’m starting to find out who is. And at Crown Jewel, you will find out that Asuka is not ready for Iyo.

Third Match: Iyo Sky vs. Kairi Sane w/Asuka  

Sky starts things off with a Suicide Dive to Asuka before the bell rings. Sky tees off on Asuka. Sane checks on Asuka on the outside. Asuka tells Sane to get back in the ring. Sky dodges The Spinning Back Fist. Sky blocks a boot from Sane. Sky dodges The Shotei. Sane with a double leg takedown. Sane transitions into a ground and pound attack. Sane slams Sky’s head on the top rope. Sky launches Sane over the top rope. Sane with a shoulder block from the ring apron. Sane dives over Sky. Sane tells Sky to bring it. Sky lunges over Sane. Sane goes for a Headscissors Takeover, but Sky lands back on her feet. Sky and Sane run the ropes. Double Dropkick. That leads us to a quick standoff in the center of the ring. Asuka screams at Sane. Sane whips Sky across the ring. Sky ducks a clothesline from Sane. Sky showcases her speed and agility. Sky dropkicks Sane to the floor. Sky with The Asai MoonSault. Sky is fired up.

Sane regains control of the match during the commercial break. Sky with forearm shivers. Sane punches Sky in the back. Sky backs Sane into the turnbuckles. Sky puts Sane on the top turnbuckle. Sky slaps Sane in the chest. Sane kicks Sky in the face. Sane applies The Upside Down. Sane delivers The Flying Forearm for a two count. Sane applies The Boston Crab. Sky with The Roll Through Double Foot Stomp. Sky ducks a clothesline from Sane. Sky with Two Shoteis. Sky with The Flapjack. Sky ducks another clothesline from Sane. Sky kicks Sane in the gut. Sane reverses out of the irish whip from Sky. Sky rocks Sane with a forearm smash from the apron.

Sky blasts Sane with The Missile Dropkick. Sky pops back on her feet. Sky plays to the crowd. Sane avoids The Bullet Train Attack. Sky with The Bridging German Suplex for a two count. Sky goes for The Double Underhook FaceBuster, but Sane lands back on her feet. Sane with The Sliding Forearm for a two count. Sane drops Sky with The Alabama Slam. Sane goes for The Insane Elbow, but Sky gets her feet up in the air. Sky delivers The Bullet Train Attack. Sky walks over Sane. Asuka runs interference. Sky with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Sky with clubbing blows to Asuka’s back. Sane attacks Sky from behind. Sane uses Asuka for leverage to pickup the victory. After the match, Asuka attacks Sky from behind. Sane clocks Sky with The Spinning Back Fist. The Kabuki Warriors connects with The Insane Elbow.

Winner: Kairi Sane via Pinfall 

The History Of Cody Rhodes & Seth Rollins Part II: Allies 

Cody Rhodes: I was just three months into my WWE homecoming when I found myself forced onto the shelf. It’s not at all how I pictured my road to the WWE Championship going. Recovery was hard, and quite honestly, it’s lonely, because you can get deep inside your own head on that long journey back. Doubt will try to break you, so I fought hard, I put in the work, and then I put myself in the Royal Rumble. I went through 29 other men and earned the right to face Roman Reigns for the Undisputed WWE Championship at WrestleMania. And on that faithful night in Los Angeles, I learned another hard lesson.

Seth Rollins: You can’t do it alone. And the reason you can’t do it alone, it’s because Roman Reigns doesn’t do it alone. At one time, he had a Shield, and now he has a Bloodline. I tried to stay clear of Roman, let him run his little empire over on SmackDown while I built up the legacy of the World Heavyweight Championship on Raw. The fact is, there’s no avoiding Roman Reigns, eventually he and his family swallowed up all the air, until there was nothing left. That type of power needed to be checked. So, I did something I never thought I do, Cody, I helped you.

Cody Rhodes: Together at WrestleMania, we vanquished The Bloodline, together we liberated the WWE Championship from the hands of Roman Reigns. I’ve got to live out not just my dream, but my father’s as well, and for that, Seth, I could not be more grateful.

Seth Rollins: I helped you out and it cost me everything. It cost me the World Heavyweight Championship. It cost me my health. And I could have lived with that, because stopping Roman Reigns was worth it, but then you threw it all away. Not even six months, after finally purging Roman Reigns from WWE, you let him back in. You step into the ring Roman, not as an opponent, but as his partner. After everything I sacrificed for you, was that all for nothing?

Cody Rhodes: Personal evolution isn’t just for architects, and messiah’s, and visionaries, and revolutionaries. The rest of us, yes, even Roman Reigns, we get a chance to evolve as well. I thought you of all people would understand that enemies can become allies.

Seth Rollins: What I see is that you are not fit to lead this company. What I see that you don’t have the fortitude to make the difficult decisions, to insure this company’s future.

Cody Rhodes: You talk of the future, but all I see is you quibbling plays from the past, surround yourself with some muscle, and a Wiseman, excuse me, an Oracle, and act like you’re better than everyone else. But if you want to live in the past, that’s fine by me, because the scoreboard back there still reads, 3-0.

Seth Rollins: The thing is, the WWE doesn’t need a self-proclaimed QB 1, what it needs is a vision. And at Crown Jewel, you will find out what happens to those who stand between me and fulfilling that vision.

Cody Rhodes: I’ve never been to back down from a fight and now is no different. So, at Crown Jewel, you bring everything you have, hell, bring everyone you have, and you will find out that it’s still not enough to beat me, Seth.

– We go to The Vision’s Locker Room. Becky Lynch complains about the crooked the referee she had during her match with Maxxine Dupri. Becky says that she’s not going to Perth, because she needs some time to reevaluate a few things. Becky says that she’s not coming until they get better referees. Seth tells Heyman that they need to talk. Seth reiterates the point that he needs to win on Saturday. Heyman says that Seth will. Seth asks Heyman what happens if he doesn’t? Heyman says that if Seth loses to Cody Rhodes, he loses the locker room, he loses the faith of Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed. He throws away everything they’ve built since WrestleMania. This entire Netflix era has been built around Seth Freakin’ Rollins, and you would become a DeFacto, wannabe secondary champion. Heyman tells Seth to do himself a favor and not lose at Crown Jewel. Seth noticed that Heyman left himself out of that equation. Seth asks Heyman the same question about what happens if he loses at Crown Jewel. If Seth loses to Cody Rhodes, at some point Heyman has to ask himself why he picked him over Roman Reigns.

– Jey Uso is complaining to Roman Reigns in the backstage area. Jey doesn’t know why Jimmy was out there, he was trying to run the play. Jey asks Jimmy if he’s trying to protect Punk? Jey says that Jimmy better recognize what side he’s on. Jimmy says that he’s on Jey’s side as he walks away. Jimmy sees what’s going on with Roman and Jey. Roman is pulling strings and playing mind games with Jey. Roman tells Jimmy that he should listen to this. When Jey won the World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania, he became more like Roman and less like Jimmy. If Jimmy really wants to help his brother, sometimes he needs to get out of his way.

– Bayley will be appearing on Six Feet Under with The Undertaker & Michelle McCool. Plus, Big E will be appearing on Stephanie McMahon’s “What’s Your Story?” Podcast.

Fourth Match: AJ Styles, Dragon Lee, PENTA vs. The Judgment Day In A 6-Man Tag Team Match

AJ Styles and Finn Balor will start things off. Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Balor applies a side headlock. Styles whips Balor across the ring. Styles leapfrogs over Balor. Styles drops down on the canvas. Styles dropkicks Balor to the floor. Styles with a waist lock go-behind to McDonagh. Penta SuperKicks McDonagh. Styles decks Mysterio with a back elbow smash. Lee with a Hurricanrana to Mysterio. Styles with The Slingshot Phenomenal Forearm. Penta with a Slingshot Pescado to McDonagh. Lee follows that with The SomerSault Plancha. Smooth Operator Time in Dallas.Double Irish Whip. Lee with a Corner Dropkick. Lee sweeps out the legs of McDonagh. Lee SuperKicks Balor. Penta with The Delayed Handstand Dropkick. Styles with a Sliding Forearm for a two count. Styles slams McDonagh’s head on the top turnbuckle pad. Styles tags in Lee. Lee with a knife edge chop. Lee sends McDonagh to the corner. Lee blocks a boot from McDonagh. Lee with The Dragon Screw Leg Whip. Lee with The Shibata Dropkick for a two count. Lee stomps on McDonagh’s chest. McDonagh dropkicks Lee in mid-air.

McDonagh tags in Mysterio. Mysterio stops Lee in his tracks. Mysterio with heavy bodyshots. Mysterio whips Lee across the ring. Mysterio with a Diving Corkscrew Elbow for a one count. Mysterio transitions into a ground and pound attack. Mysterio with a gut punch. Mysterio whips Lee back first into the turnbuckles. Mysterio goes for The Three Amigos, but Lee counters with an inside cradle for a two count. Mysterio catches Lee in mid-air. Mysterio drives Lee back first into the turnbuckles. McDonagh tags himself in. Following a snap mare takeover, McDonagh tags in Balor. Balor with The Slingshot Foot Stomp. Balor tags in Mysterio. Mysterio with The Slingshot Senton. Mysterio tags in McDonagh. McDonagh with The Arabian MoonSault Press for a two count. Judgment Day poses for the crowd. Judgment Day has complete control of the match during the commercial break.

Mysterio knocks Styles off the ring apron. Lee flips over a clothesline from Mysterio. Lee drops Mysterio with The SitOut Liger Bomb. Penta and McDonagh are tagged in. Penta clotheslines McDonagh. Penta knocks Balor off the apron. Penta ducks a clothesline from McDonagh. Penta with a Hurricanrana. Penta thrust kicks the back of Mysterio’s right knee. Penta with The Reverse SlingBlade. Penta follows that with a Spinning Back Kick. Assisted Roll Through DDT to Balor. McDonagh with The Standing Spanish Fly. Styles and Mysterio are tagged in. Styles delivers The Phenomenal Blitz. Styles with a leaping corner clothesline. Mysterio blocks The Ushigoroshi. Styles with The Spinning Rack Bomb for a two count. Lee clotheslines McDonagh over the top rope. The referee loses control of the match. Penta lands The SomerSault Plancha. Mysterio clings onto the ropes. Mysterio scores The Hot Shot. Mysterio dropkicks Styles into the middle rope. Mysterio prepares for The 619. Mysterio gets distracted by Rusev. Mysterio tags in McDonagh. Mysterio tries to run away from Rusev, but that didn’t work out. Penta inadvertently superkicks Rusev. Mysterio leaves the ringside area. McDonagh goes for The Sunset Flip, but Styles counters with The Styles Clash to pickup the victory.

AJ Styles: Now that I’ve got a second to talk. This match at Crown Jewel between AJ Styles and John Cena, we don’t need a story, it writes itself. You’ve got two men who will dance for the last time. And I will promise you this, we will leave it all in that ring. It will kick ass.

Winner: AJ Styles, Dragon Lee, PENTA via Pinfall 

– CM Punk and LA Knight are in agreement that they want nothing to do with this match. All LA Knight wants in this match is that Punk doesn’t get himself pinned.

– Next week on Raw, Bayley & Lyra Valkyria will battle The Judgment Day. Plus, Dominik Mysterio will put his WWE Intercontinental Championship on the line against PENTA.

Fifth Match: CM Punk & LA Knight vs. The Usos 

Pier six brawl ensues before the bell rings. Punk mocks Jimmy. Punk uppercuts Jimmy. Punk repeatedly stomps on Jimmy’s chest. Knight whips Jey across the ring. Jey drops down on the canvas. Knight decks Jey with a JawBreaker. Knight backs Jey into the turnbuckles. Knight repeatedly stomps on Jey’s chest. Knight with a Running Knee Strike. Knight violently tags in Punk. Punk applies a wrist lock. Punk wrenches on the left shoulder of Jey. Punk returns a violent tag to Knight. Knight grabs a side wrist lock. Jey with a straight right hand. Jey tags in Jimmy. Knight with The Hip Toss. Knight punches Jimmy. Jimmy responds with a knife edge chop. Jimmy goes for a Vertical Suplex, but Knight counters with a NeckBreaker. Jimmy reverses out of the irish whip from Knight. Knight holds onto the ropes. Knight kicks Jimmy in the face. Jey with The Apron Enzuigiri behind the referee’s back. Jimmy tags in Jey. Jey with a straight right hand. Jey drives Knight shoulder first into the steel ring steps. The Usos have complete control of the match during the commercial break.

Jey tags in Jimmy. Jey with a shoulder block. Jimmy with a flying forearm smash. Jimmy tags in Jey. BackBreaker/Flying Sledge Combination. Jey talks smack to Knight. Jey taunts Punk. Jey nails Knight with a Running Hip Attack. Jey goes for a second, but Knight ducks out of the way. Knight with a Leaping NeckBreaker. Punk and Jimmy are tagged in. Punk scores the elbow knockdown. Punk clotheslines Jimmy. Punk whips Jimmy across the ring. Punk with a Leaping Calf Kick. Punk with a Running High Knee Strike. Punk follows that with a short-arm clothesline. Punk mocks Jey. Punk with The Flying Elbow Drop. Punk goes for The GTS, but Jimmy lands back on his feet. Jimmy SuperKicks Punk. Jimmy tags in Jey. Jey connects with The Uso Splash for a two count. Knight blocks The SuperKick. Jimmy denies The BFT. Jimmy inadvertently shoves Knight into Jey. Knight ducks a clothesline from Jimmy. Knight nails Jimmy with The BFT. Jey SuperKicks Knight. Punk rolls Jey over for a two count. Jey ducks a clothesline from Punk. Jey Spears Punk. Jey blasts Knight off the ring apron. Punk delivers The GTS. Knight tags himself in and steals the victory away from Punk.

Winner: CM Punk & LA Knight via Pinfall 

Total Run-Time: 2 Hours, 36 Minutes, 29 Seconds 

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