WWE Raw Results 9/15/25

WWE Raw Results 9/15/25
Mass Mutual Center
Springfield, Massachusetts

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Commentators: (Joe Tessitore & Corey Graves)

Ring Announcer: Alicia Taylor

Transcription by Josh Lopez

– Adam Pearce had to break up a shoving match Jey Uso and LA Knight were involved in as the show went on the air. Pearce tells Jey and Knight to meet him his office or there’s going to be several zero’s taken off their next check.

John Cena Segment 

John Cena: Man, what an incredible, incredible night it is, tonight. I get to come back to Monday Night Raw, and I get to do so in Springfield, Massachusetts. A lot of noise in Springfield, a lot of energy in Springfield. I see a lot of young fans out there tonight. Some of these young fans may not know this, but I spent a whole lot of years playing football up the street over at Springfield College. Okay, truth to be told, I see a lot of old fans confused, the reason you may not know that is because I was an offensive lineman. Quick job description, you never get your name in the paper, you show up and get your ass kicked, and then you get to come back the next day and pleasantly ask for them to kick your ass again. Springfield College prepared me for life in the WWE. Boy, I’ve got my friends in the house tonight, I got some teammates in the house tonight, we’ve been friends for over 30 years and they’re here tonight. My family is here tonight, they made the trip up. I got a niece, she couldn’t make it, because it’s her birthday. Ashlyn, Happy Birthday, I know we’re gonna see you this week, I hope you’re watching. Everybody here wishes you a Happy Birthday, too. And we have this.

Man, they don’t even have any stage, because they have people as far as the eye can see. Boy, I gotta tell you, I need this tonight, I really do need this. And Alicia I want to thank you for that introduction; don’t she do a great job? I started that introduction with one thing, and then I held onto it, because it’s evolved into something else. It’s evolved into a chance for you to show the world your energy, and what you’re all about, and for us to share a final moment, and I think that’s really special. Like I said, man, I need that moment, because I got a pretty tall hill to climb. There are some words you said in that introduction that really mean a lot to me, and that’s when you said the words, last real champion. And this Saturday at Wrestlepalooza, Brock Lesnar wants to end the last real champion. Brock Lesnar is very intimidating. Brock Lesnar no doubt is controversial. Brock Lesnar is damn near invincible. Netflix, they’re saying, talk to Lesnar, they’ll continue saying that, because tonight we’re gonna talk to him. Brock Lesnar, upon making his return to the WWE, as he’s done so many times before, makes a target out of me, attacks me, and challenges me to a match. I have had matches with Brock Lesnar before. They are some of the toughest challenges I have ever faced. So, when Brock Lesnar comes back, knocks me out, and challenges me to a match, why do the hell do I not say no? If I say no, I can keep my health. You know, maybe I can go backstage, I can lean into some backstage politics, and say, hey, guys, I’ve been here for 23 years, you kind of owe me a favor. And the only person that would be really pissed off with all of this is Brock Lesnar, right? I mean, some would say, saying no is smart, I got six appearances left.

Hey, hear me out, saying no is safe, saying no is easy. That, right there is why I say, yes, because I am the last real champion. And in all my days here, I have never fought one battle back there, I fight them all here, in front of the most important audience in the world, everybody in this building tonight. To me, The Last Real Champion is not about wearing a belt, it’s not about being in the main event, it’s not about being the face of a company. The Last Real Champion leaves this place better than they found it. The Last Real Champion never takes the ball and goes home. And The Last Real Champion, every single day, to the best of their ability operates with hustle, loyalty, and respect. And whether you’re first, last, in the middle, or in the crowd, you understand that this is a chance to make magic, so you give all that you have. Am I afraid of Brock Lesnar? Yes, I am. Could I fail? Yes, I could. Will I back down? Will I give up? Hell no. We will take the fight to The Beast, because that is what we do. Listen to the energy, Brock, this Saturday at Wrestlepalooza, in a history making event, broadcast for the first time on ESPN, The Beast squares off against The Last Real Champion. It’s a final showdown of two generational titans. Brock, I don’t give a damn how many suplex’s are in your city. I founded Suplex City, and have taken your best shot for over 20 years, and I’m still standing. Just like that guy sign says, my jorts are stronger than your jeans, and Saturday I’m ready for war, baby. You want some, come get some.

– We head back to Adam Pearce’s Office. He’s confused as to why Jey Uso and LA Knight are fighting in the parking lot of all places. Doesn’t Jey have more fish to fry with The Vision this weekend? LA Knight doesn’t care what Jey is doing at Wrestlepalooza, what he cares about is the receive he took last week. Jey says that he was giving LA a receipt. Pearce is tired of the bickering. Pearce can’t have this week go off the rails, so how can he fix this situation? LA still doesn’t care about Wrestlepalooza, he wants to get his hands on The Vision. LA is picking Jimmy Uso to be his tag team partner tonight. Jey says that Jimmy doesn’t even like LA as he walked away.

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

Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Perez backs Valkyria into the turnbuckles. Both ladies refuse to let go of the grip. Perez starts pie facing Valkyria. Valkyria shoves Perez. Valkyria with a waist lock takedown. Valkyria with a side headlock takeover. Perez answers with a headscissors escape. Perez with a bridging pinning combination for a two count. Perez applies a waist lock. Valkyria decks Perez with a back elbow smash. Valkyria slides under Perez’s legs. Valkyria with a bridging pinning combination of her own for a two count. That leads us to a quick standoff in the center of the ring. Perez signals for the test of strength. Perez drives her knee into the midsection of Valkyria. Perez grabs a side headlock. Valkyria whips Perez across the ring. Valkyria drops down on the canvas. Valkyria leapfrogs over Perez. Perez holds onto the ropes. Perez kicks Valkyria in the back.

Perez sends Valkyria to the corner. Valkyria dives over Perez. Valkyria sweeps out the legs of Perez. Valkyria with a basement dropkick. Valkyria with a Diving Crossbody Block for a two count. Valkyria plays to the crowd. Rodriguez trips Valkyria right in front of the referee. Raquel Rodriguez has been ejected from the ringside area. Perez rolls Valkyria over for a two count. Perez pulls Valkyria down to the mat. Perez argues with the referee. Valkyria dumps Perez out of the ring. Valkyria with The Wrecking Ball Dropkick. Valkyria rolls Perez back into the ring. Perez yanks Valkyria off the top turnbuckle. Perez transitions into a ground and pound attack. Perez has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Rollup Exchange. Standing Switch Exchange. Valkyria drops Perez with The Doctor Bomb for a two count.

Perez heads towards the ring apron. Perez blocks The Hardway Suplex. Perez with clubbing blows to Valkyria’s back. Perez with The Springboard FrankenSteiner. Perez follows that with The Cartwheel Knee Drop for a two count. Perez applies The CrossFace. Valkyria puts Perez on her shoulders. Valkyria connects with The NightWing to pickup the victory. After the match, Rodriguez attacks Valkyria from behind. Rodriguez rolls Valkyria back into the ring. Rodriguez drops Valkyria with The Big Boot. Perez with a Spinning Back Kick. Perez hits The Pop Rocks. Bayley storms into the ring to make the save. Bayley with forearm shivers. Bayley with The Saito Suplex. Rodriguez goes for The Tejana Bomb, but Bayley counters with The Stunner. Bayley sends Rodriguez shoulder first into the steel ring post. Bayley with a Corner Spear to Perez. Bayley with a Leaping Back Elbow Smash. Bayley plants Perez with The Bayley To Belly. Bayley starts hugging Graves, Tessitore, Taylor and Jessica Carr at ringside.

Winner: Lyra Valkyria via Pinfall 

– Iyo Sky and Stephanie Vaquer have officially signed the contract for their big Women’s World Championship Match at WWE Wrestlepalooza. Stephanie respects Iyo, may the best woman win. Iyo says that she respects Stephanie as well, but she’s going to win on Saturday. Stephanie and Iyo starts shaking hands. Asuka barges into the office with Kairi Sane. Asuka tells Stephanie that nobody is ready for Iyo. Stephanie tells Asuka to get out of her face. Asuka suggests that Stephanie faces Kairi tonight. Adam Pearce makes the match official.

– LA Knight walks up to Jimmy Uso in the locker room. He’s not here to talk about his issues with Jey Uso. LA reminds Jimmy that he has a tag team match with The Vision for later on tonight. Believe it or not, LA chose Jimmy to be his tag team partner. Jimmy doesn’t feel like that’s the right play. LA has a lot of reasons to not trust anybody from The Bloodline, but after Jimmy saved him last week, added with the fact that he hasn’t screwed him over like Jey has. Jimmy tells LA to chill on that, because he’s put him in a really tough position. Jimmy knows that LA wants to handle business with The Vision tonight. At Wrestlepalooza, The Usos will get their pound of flesh. Jimmy tells LA that needs to find another tag team partner.

Second Match: PENTA vs. Kofi Kingston w/The New Day 

Kofi is playing mind games with Penta. Penta runs after Kofi. Penta ducks a clothesline from Kofi. Penta SuperKicks Kofi to the floor. Penta lands The SomerSault Plancha. Penta talks smack to Grayson Waller. Penta rolls Kofi back into the ring. Kofi dropkicks Penta off the ring apron. Waller mocks Penta. Penta slaps Waller in the chest. Kofi blasts Penta with The PK. Kofi with The Frog Splash off the apron. Woods fans Penta with his jacket. Kofi has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Kofi applies a rear chin lock. Kofi drives his knee into the midsection of Penta. Kofi sends Penta to the corner. Penta dives over Kofi. Penta ducks a clothesline from Kofi.

Penta with a Hurricanrana. Penta with The Pop Up SuperKick. Penta follows that with a Running Enzuigiri. Penta with The Corner Handstand Dropkick for a two count. Penta slaps Kofi in the chest. Smooth Operator Time in Springfield. Kofi blocks The Penta Driver. Kofi rakes the eyes of Penta. Kofi drops Penta with The SOS for a two count. Kofi transitions into a ground and pound attack. Penta reverses out of the irish whip from Kofi. Kofi with The Pendulum Kick. Kofi dives over Penta. Penta SuperKicks Kofi. Kofi with a Spinning Heel Kick. Penta kicks Kofi in the chest. Kofi with a Pump Knee Strike. Penta avoids The Roundhouse Kick. Penta with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Penta plays to the crowd. The referee gets distracted by Woods. Penta SuperKicks Waller. Penta takes a swipe at Woods. Penta avoids The Cheap Rollup. Penta connects with The Springboard Mexican Destroyer to pickup the victory.

Winner: PENTA via Pinfall 

– Jimmy Uso asks Jey Uso who he was talking to the phone? Jey tells Jimmy to not worry about. Jey is stressing the point that Jimmy can’t be LA Knight’s tag team partner. Jimmy doesn’t have to. They have The Bron-Brons at Wrestlepalooza, it’s family, nothing else matters. Jimmy already told LA that he won’t tag with him tonight, it’s all good, but he’s not gonna sit here taking orders from Jey like he’s one of his kids. Jimmy tells Jey to change his tone, because last time he checked, there’s no Ula Fala around Jey’s neck.

– Coming out of the commercial break, Jimmy Uso walks up to LA Knight in the backstage area. He’s had a change of heart, he’s changing his mind. Tonight’s main event will be LA Knight & Jimmy Uso versus The Vision. LA says YEAH! as Jimmy walks away.

CM Punk, AJ Lee, Seth Rollins, Becky Lynch Segment 

Seth Rollins: You know, I was going to say the name of your stupid little town, but instead you want to act like that, I’m going to ignore you. And instead, I will address the viewing of audience, live on Netflix, welcome to Monday Night Rollins. In case you pee brains forgot who I am, I am a visionary, I am a revolutionary, I am Seth Freakin’ Rollins. Oh, that’s only half of it, because now I get the honor and privilege of introducing to you, your Intercontinental Champion, a New York Times Best-Seller, a WrestleMania Main Eventer, the greatest to ever do it, she is Big-Time-Becks, she is The Man, she is Becky Freakin’ Lynch. Show some respect, show some respect.

Becky Lynch: Okay, okay, I have a lot to say about her. But hey, I’m not going to talk about people behind their backs, I’m not CM Punk. So, whatever I’m gonna say, I’m gonna say it to her face.

– AJ Lee’s music hits. AJ makes her way down to the ring with CM Punk.

CM Punk: Hello, everybody. I am AJ’s Husband. And I’m not gonna waste her time, my time, your time with an overcompensating, long winded introduction as to who she is. No explanation needed, it sounds like they know exactly who I am. It sounds like they came to see her, and they sure as hell know her name. Now, I don’t know who to start with, who’s the team leader here? Who’s The Man? Let me know. Becky, I’ll start with you, ladies first. I made a career in this company, on this microphone, in this ring about telling people what I thought about them to their first, I don’t need to talk behind your back, I’m just overwhelmed with what to say, I mean, look at you goofs.

Seth Rollins: Oh, please, come on, you wouldn’t know style if it punched you in the face, you idiots, come on.

CM Punk: You brag about being the most, what, most famous couple, the greatest wrestling couple? But you guys can’t get on the same page, can’t you? Can’t share that spotlight. We had to listen to two crappy songs, while I have no problem putting Cult Of Personality on the shelf, and letting this young lady light it up. You two share brains cells, you obviously share a wardrobe, unfortunately, but can you share the spotlight or is Saturday just gonna be really easy for the both of us? Are you gonna be a unified front? Are you gonna be a happily married tag team or you’re gonna let your egos get in the way?

Seth Rollins: Egos? Shut up. God. You want to bring up egos, CM Punk wants to talk about egos, pointing the finger at us, you are the most selfish human being I have ever met in my entire life.

Becky Lynch: Show my hot husband some respect, you human incarnation of herpes.

Seth Rollins: Thank you, thank you for defending my honor, I appreciate that. But look, I’m gonna do something right now very selfless, it’s going to hurt me immensely, and it’s gonna make all of these people here very happy, alright. I’m gonna do something very unselfish, and I don’t want to do it, but I’m going to do it. I am going to give CM Punk credit. This is the best decision you have ever made in your entire life, in your personal life.

Becky Lynch: I like him.

Seth Rollins: You can hate me all you want, I’m still the World Heavyweight Champion.

CM Punk: For now.

Seth Rollins: Best decision you ever made in your personal life. As far as business is concerned, inserting her into this is a mistake that you will regret for the rest of your days.

AJ Lee: No, sweet cheeks, that mistake was yours, because I wouldn’t even be here if you hadn’t used your own wife as a human shield.

Becky Lynch: Nobody believed that you were gonna come back, okay? Okay, nobody expected you to come back, I didn’t expect you to come back, we didn’t expect you to come back, these people didn’t expect to come back, okay? 10 years, you were gone, I couldn’t believe it. But what I really, really can’t believe is how irresponsible of you, CM Punk. How irresponsible, I mean, you say it yourself, you don’t care about anybody, he said that you’re selfish, you only care about three things. You care about CM Punk, you care about my husband’s championship.

Seth Rollins: That you’ll never have.

Becky Lynch: And in fairness to you, you care about AJ Lee. And AJ, I read your book last week, I took some notes, but last week you talked about how you healed mentally, but how are you feeling physically? Because in your book, in your book you talk extensively about the damage that was done to your neck, how’s that feeling right now? Hey, Punk, you got into a blood feud with a man just because he took your crappy little bracelet, because it had AJ’s name on it. How are you going to feel when I’m pummeling her face in? Okay, because I am the greatest female wrestler of all-time, and it’s not just me saying it, okay, other people say.

CM Punk: Nobody else says that shit.

Seth Rollins: I say it all the time.

Becky Lynch: Sports Illustrated says it. ESPN says it, okay? So that means, you’re not an asset, you’re a liability.

AJ Lee: Well, first of all, Becky, thank you for reading my book, I did not read yours. But you’re right, you made a good point, I don’t know how my neck is going to hold up on Saturday. It’s been 10 years, it’s been 10 years since I took a bump in this ring, I don’t know what’s gonna happen on Saturday, just like I didn’t know what was going to happen on SmackDown two weeks ago. I mean, I just skipped on out here, and I saw your constipated face, and I saw red. So, if it’s not my neck you should be worried about, no, I won two titles on this damaged neck.

Seth Rollins: You’re going too far, now you’re going too far, shut up. It’s not funny.

AJ Lee: What you should be worried about is the fact that not even I know what I’m going to do next. Because you’re right, I am erratic, yeah I’ve been known to make a rash decision. I’m a Puerto Rican from New Jersey, sometimes I shank a chick. But Seth, you made a plan, and you used your wife as a backup plan, but you can’t plan for something you can’t predict.

Seth Rollins: You don’t think I can handle you? Me, Seth Rollins, multi-time World Champion can’t handle you? Listen, little girl, you’re not wrong, I am not able to predict you, but your husband, I can read him like a book. And let me tell you something that you may not know or want to believe about your husband, he has a nasty habit of leaving when things let him down. So, this Saturday when my wife rips you into shreds, you better hope to god that he doesn’t leave you, too.

AJ slaps Seth in the face.

Seth Rollins: You know what, I’d never put my hands on a lady. Thankfully, I have someone who will.

Seth and Becky starts bickering with each other, because Becky is not ready to fight. Seth says that this is Becky’s fault. Becky decides to walk out of the ring. Becky says that this wasn’t her fight. Seth pie faces Punk. Punk runs after Seth. Becky drops AJ with The Manhandle Slam. Becky repeatedly slaps Punk in the face to close this segment.

– We got a video recap of the WWE Worlds Collide: Las Vegas event from this past weekend.

– Byron Saxton had a backstage interview with Dominik Mysterio. There’s a lot of conversations going around about his on-going working relationship El Grande Americano. Dom tells Byron that there’s nothing to worry about. He’s The Mega Intercontinental Champion. Byron was about to ask a question regarding The Judgment Day. We hear loud noises in the back, The New Day and Grayson Waller attacked PENTA with a steel chair. New Day and Waller ran away as The War Raiders showed up with producers.

Third Match: Dragon Lee vs. El Grande Americano 

Lee starts things off with a Shotgun Dropkick. Lee is raining down haymakers in the corner. Lee stomps on Americano’s chest. The referee admonishes Lee. Americano drops Lee with a Running Enzuigiri. Americano transitions into a ground and pound attack. Americano talks smack to Lee. Americano kicks Lee in the ribs. Americano sends Lee to the corner. Lee kicks Americano in the face. Lee with a Hurricanrana. Lee with a Corner Dropkick. Lee sweeps out the legs of Americano. Americano catches Lee in mid-air. Americano drops Lee with The TKO. Americano backs Lee into the ropes. Haymaker Exchange. Lee reverses out of the irish whip from Americano. Lee drops down on the canvas. Americano with The Rolling Death Valley Driver for a two count. Americano blasts Lee with The PK. Americano tugs on Lee’s mask. Lee with three haymakers. Americano slaps Lee in the chest. Americano puts his knee on the back of Lee’s neck. Lee launches Americano over the top rope. Americano with a straight right hand. Lee kicks Americano in the face.

Lee with a Running Headscissors Takeover off the ring apron. Americano regroups on the announce table. Lee lands The Flying Cannonball Senton onto the announce table. Americano regains control of the match during the commercial break. Americano goes after Lee’s mask. Lee with a Release German Suplex. Lee SuperKicks Americano. Chop Exchange. Lee kicks the right hand of Americano. Lee with a Pump Knee Strike. Lee hits The Liger Bomb for a two count. Americano ascends to the top turnbuckle. Lee sweeps out the legs of Americano. Lee with The Apron Enzuigiri. Lee gets Americano tied up in the tree of woe. Lee with The Flying Double Foot Stomp for a two count. Lee goes after Americano’s mask. The referee admonishes Lee. Dos Grande Americano clocks Lee with The Apron Enzuigiri behind the referee’s back. Americano delivers The Lucha Blockbuster for a two count. AJ Styles runs after Dos Grande Americano. Styles tees off on Dos. Styles launches Dos over the top rope. Another Grande Americano appeared at ringside. The third dropped Styles with a Tornado DDT off the timekeeper’s barricade. Dos shoved Lee off the top turnbuckle. Americano makes Lee tap out to a Modified Sleeper Hold.

Winner: El Grande Americano via Submission 

– Lyra Valkyria overhears Bayley arguing with herself in the locker room. Lyra knocks on the door. Lyra sees Bayley sitting on the chair. Lyra asks Bayley who she was talking to. Lyra says thank you to Bayley for having her back earlier tonight, especially after everything she said to her. Bayley thanks Lyra for showing her that idiots still exist in the WWE. Lyra didn’t even have the proper manners to ask to come into her locker room. Bayley tells Lyra to stay out of her locker room.

– Rhea Ripley walks up to Stephanie Vaquer outside of The Gorilla Position. Rhea says that whether it’s Stephanie or Iyo who becomes the brand-new Women’s World Champion at Wrestlepalooza, she’s coming after them. Rhea wishes Stephanie good luck. Stephanie says that she’s ready for Mami.

Fourth Match: Stephanie Vaquer vs. Kairi Sane w/Asuka 

Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Vaquer backs Sane into the ropes. The referee calls for a clean break. Test Of Strength. Wrist Lock Exchange. Vaquer scores the ankle pick. Vaquer applies a leg lock. Sane transitions into a front face lock. Sane adds the bodyscissors. Vaquer is raining down haymakers. Vaquer with a waist lock go-behind. Vaquer with a waist lock takedown. Vaquer applies a front face lock. Vaquer transitions into a headscissors neck lock. Vaquer with a side headlock takeover. Sane answers with the headscissors escapes. Misfired Clotheslines. Double Dropkick. That leads us to a quick standoff in the center of the ring. Sane wants Vaquer to shake her hand. Vaquer obliges. Asuka screams at Sane. Vaquer dodges The Spinning Back Fist. Sane avoids The Roundhouse Kick. Sane kicks Vaquer in the gut. Vaquer reverses out of the irish whip from Sane. Vaquer goes for a Back Drop, but Sane lands back on her feet. Sane sends Vaquer into the ropes. Sane with a Headscissors Takeover. Sane dropkicks Vaquer. Sane with The Sliding D against the bottom rope for a two count.

Vaquer heads to the ring apron. Sane tries to PowerBomb Vaquer off the apron. Vaquer with a leaping double knee drop on the apron. Asuka checks on Sane on the outside. Sane regains control of the match during the commercial break. Sane applies a straight jacket hold. Sane sends Vaquer to the corner. Vaquer blocks the running back elbow smash. Vaquer slams Sane’s head on the top turnbuckle pad. Vaquer dropkicks Sane. Vaquer hits The Shotgun Meteora. Vaquer goes for The SVB, but Sane lands back on her feet. Sane with a Sliding Forearm Smash. San with clubbing axe handle strikes. Sane rocks Vaquer with a forearm smash. Sane with The Running Blockbuster. Sane nails Vaquer with The Sliding D.

Sane goes for The Flying Forearm, but Vaquer ducks out of the way. Vaquer drops Sane with The DDT for a two count. Vaquer goes for The Devil’s Kiss, but Sane rolls her over for a two count. Vaquer goes for a Vertical Suplex, but Sane counters with The DDT. Sane drags Vaquer to the corner. Sane ascends to the top turnbuckle. Vaquer with a big right hand. Vaquer HeadButts Sane. Sane with clubbing blows to Vaquer’s back. Sane HeadButts Vaquer. Sane gets Vaquer tied up in the tree of woe. Sane with The Flying Double Foot Stomp for a two count. Sane goes for The Alabama Slam, but Vaquer rolls her over for a two count. Sane with Two Spinning Back Fists. Vaquer slaps Sane in the chest. Vaquer with a Spinning Back Kick. Vaquer HeadButts Sane. Vaquer blocks a double boot from Sane. Vaquer with The Dragon Screw Leg Whip. Sane regroups on the outside. Vaquer wipes out The Kabuki Warriors with The Flying Crossbody Block. Vaquer rolls Sane back into the ring. Vaquer delivers The Devil’s Kiss. Vaquer connects with The Double Underhook Lung Blower to pickup the victory. After the match, Vaquer got into a standoff with Asuka. Iyo Sky runs into the ring before a big brawl breaks out. Sky starts arguing with Asuka. Sky shakes hands with Vaquer ahead of their big match at Wrestlepalooza.

Winner: Stephanie Vaquer via Pinfall 

Bron Breakker & Bronson Reed Promo 

Bronson Reed: Jimmy, Jey, I’ll give you guys credit, you guys are the greatest tag team in the history of the business, until now. And just like the myth of The Bloodline, the myth of you guys being the greatest is going to come to an end.

Bron Breakker: Seth Rollins has a vision for this business, and your vision is looking up at the lights.

Bronson Reed: As for tonight, tonight, we give you a little taste of what’s gonna happen at Wrestlepalooza. And we could let you take each other out.

Bron Breakker: Yeah, but where’s the fun with that?

Bronson Reed: Do you guys understand the destruction that this man is capable of? And I don’t want to hold him back, so LA Knight, Jimmy Uso, you find out what happens when The Dog is off the leash.

Bron Breakker: Jey, after we run through LA Knight, after we run through your brother, you got to ask yourself, where do you go from here, because at Wrestlepalooza, The Usos are coming to an end. We will beat you at your own game, and you will learn the same lesson that your cousin learned. Seth Rollins has a vision for this business, and it doesn’t change for anyone, at anytime, at any place.

– Two-Day Combo Tickets for WrestleMania 42 will go on sale next Wednesday.

– Asuka continues to bicker with Iyo Sky in the backstage. Iyo hopes that Asuka can accept the fact that she fight this battle by herself at Wrestlepalooza. That angers Asuka even more and proceeds to storm off.

– Graves & Tessitore runs down the entire card for Wrestlepalooza. Cody Rhodes will be on SmackDown this Friday.

– The Judgment Day raises a toast to Dominik Mysterio to becoming a double champion at Worlds Collide. Finn says that Dom should take a chill pill on the victory lap, because Raquel and Roxanne had a rough night. Raquel says that they’ll take care of Lyra Valkyria. Finn is worried about El Grande Americano. Finn reminds Dom that he’s a member of The Judgment Day. JD McDonagh tells Finn to calm down. There’s clearly something going on between Dom and El Grande Americano, but what does El Grande get in return. Dom asks if it’s too crazy to believe that El Grande just wants respect from The King Of The Luchadores? Finn says that it is crazy, and the next time Dom wants to play that King Of The Luchadores card, don’t come asking for help from The Judgment Day. Rusev introduces himself to Dirty Dom. Rusev says that he’ll be the next Intercontinental Champion.

Fifth Match: LA Knight & Jimmy Uso vs. The Vision 

Jimmy Uso and Bron Breakker will start things off. Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Breakker applies a side headlock. Jimmy whips Breakker across the ring. Breakker drops Jimmy with a shoulder tackle. Knight mocks Breakker’s tweaking. Breakker with a waist lock takedown. Breakker shoves Jimmy to the corner. Breakker with clubbing shoulder blocks. Breakker taunts Knight. Jimmy slides out of the hammer throw from Breakker. Jimmy uppercuts Breakker. Jimmy with two knife edge chops. Breakker reverses out of the irish whip from Jimmy. Jimmy with a Diving Corkscrew Elbow. Breakker pops back on his feet. Breakker clotheslines Jimmy. Breakker tags in Reed. Reed kicks Jimmy in the gut. Reed HeadButts Jimmy. Reed whips Jimmy back first into the turnbuckles. Jimmy fights out of the fireman’s carry position. Jimmy with a Spinning Enzuigiri. Jimmy tags in Knight. Knight is throwing haymakers at Reed. Knight kicks Reed in the gut. Reed goes for a Vertical Suplex, but Knight lands back on his feet. Reed decks Knight with a back elbow smash. Knight dropkicks Reed into the middle turnbuckle pad.

Knight repeatedly stomps on Reed’s chest. Knight with a Running Knee Strike. Jimmy with a Running Hip Attack. Knight and Jimmy clotheslines. Breakker over the top rope. The Vision regroups on the outside. The Vision regains control of the match during the commercial break. Reed poses for the crowd. Reed applies the cravate. Reed pulls Jimmy down to the mat. Reed with a hammer elbow. Reed applies a front face lock. Reed tags in Breakker. Breakker with a Belly to Back Suplex for a one count. Breakker starts doing push ups. Knight kicks Breakker in the back. The referee tells Knight to get out of the ring. Breakker puts Jimmy on the top turnbuckle. Jimmy blocks The SuperPlex. Jimmy HeadButts Breakker. Breakker stops Jimmy in his tracks. Breakker with The Northern Lights Suplex. Breakker tags in Reed. Reed bodyslams Jimmy. Reed goes for a Running Senton Splash, but Jimmy ducks out of the way. Jimmy uppercuts Reed. Jimmy kicks Reed in the face. Jimmy drops Reed with Uso In The Wind. Knight and Breakker are tagged in.

Knight with two clotheslines. Knight punches Reed. Knight side steps Breakker into the turnbuckles. Knight with a Leaping NeckBreaker. Knight goes for a Pop Up Powerslam, but Breakker lands back on his feet. Knight decks Breakker with a back elbow smash. Knight with another haymaker to Reed. Breakker responds with a Rising Knee Strike. Breakker tags in Reed. Reed gos for The Black Forest Bomb, but Knight lands back on his feet. Knight ducks under two clotheslines from Reed. Knight with a pair of running short-arm clotheslines. Reed goes for The Jagged Edge, but Knight counters with a NeckBreaker. Jimmy tags himself in. Knight delivers The Megastar Elbow. Jimmy lands The Uso Splash for a two count. Knight clotheslines Breakker to the floor. Jimmy dumps Reed out of the ring. Jimmy with The Suicide Dive. Jimmy goes for a second, but Reed counters with a forearm smash. Knight with a Flying Clothesline off the steel ring steps. Knight rolls Reed back into the ring. Jimmy SuperKicks Reed. Jimmy ducks a clothesline from Reed. Jimmy Spears Reed. Breakker nails Knight with The Flying Spear on the floor. Jimmy knocks Breakker off the apron. Reed connects with The Jagged Edge to pickup the victory. After the match, The Vision gangs up on Jimmy. Breakker delivers The Criss Cross Spear. Breakker drags Jimmy to the corner. Jey Uso attacks The Vision with a steel chair. Jey is throwing haymakers at Reed. Jey with multiple chair shots to Reed. Jey checks on Jimmy in the corner. Knight grabs the steel chair. Jey asks Knight to shake his hand. Knight obliges. Knight hugs Jey. Knight plants Jey with The BFT as the show goes off the air.

Winner: The Vision via Pinfall 

Total Run-Time: 2 Hours, 37 Minutes, 44 Seconds 

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