WWE RAW Results – Oct. 6, 2025 – Roman Reigns Kicks Off Show, Maxxine Dupri vs. Becky Lynch

WWE Raw Results
Oct 6, 2025

October 6, 2025
Dallas, TX – American Airlines Center
Commentary: Joe Tessitore and Wade Barrett
Results via Mike Tedesco of WrestleView.com

Quick Match Results

  1. Maxxine Dupri defeated Becky Lynch via Countout
  2. Roxanne Perez defeated Lyra Valkyria via Pop Rox (pinfall)
  3. Kairi Sane defeated IYO SKY via Clutch Pin (pinfall)
  4. Six-Man Tag Team match – Penta, Dragon Lee, & AJ Styles defeated Judgement Day via Styles Clash (pinfall)
  5. LA Knight & CM Punk defeated The Usos via GTS (pinfall)

Video: The Usos, The Vision, Roman Reigns

Video:Last week on Raw, Roman Reigns returned to save The Usos from being destroyed by The Vision.

In-Ring: Roman Reigns, “Big” Bronson Reed, Paul Heyman

Roman Reigns heads to the ring to a big ovation. OTC1 (that’s what they’re calling him now) walks around the ring and looks very somber. The music stops, and the crowd starts to sing Reigns’ name. Reigns closes his eyes and soaks it in before an “OTC” chant picks up. Reigns says, “Dallas, Texas… acknowledge me!” The crowd cheers.

“Big” Bronson Reed comes out to the stage alongside Paul Heyman. Reigns puts his head down in frustration. The crowd boos the Tribal Thief. Reed and Heyman stay on the stage and stare at Reigns. Reigns asks if they’re going to say anything. Heyman says he doesn’t know who has been “Wise Man-ing” Reigns since he broke Heyman’s heart about public speaking, but Reigns has ruined the entire shtick. Heyman loudly says, “Dallas, Texas… acknowledge your Tribal Thief!” Reed puts a finger in the air. Heyman tells Reigns to acknowledge the one man on the face of the planet whom he fears in his heart, “Big” Bronson Reed. Reed smiles. Heyman says Reigns knows he fears him, as well he should. Not once in Reigns’ entire life has he been beaten to such a degree that he had to leave on a stretcher. Not once in his football games and the Anoa’i family barbeques did Reigns leave on a stretcher. In Reigns’ entire career, let alone before he was the Tribal Chief with Heyman at the height of his greatness, not once did a man beat him to such a degree that he was placed on a stretcher, taken out of the arena, and taken all the way to the hospital.

Reed takes the microphone, and the crowd boos. Reed says Reigns’ father, Sika, after 45 years in the business, was never stretchered out. His uncle, Afa, after 45 years in the business, was never stretchered out. How does Reigns think they feel as they look down on him being stretchered out by his hands?

Reigns says Reed didn’t know his father or his uncle. The dumbass next to Reed did. What does Heyman think his dad would say? His dad would say, “Fight ’em now.” Reigns says he wants to do this now. Heyman holds Reed’s arm and warns him that this is a trap. Reed needs to do this on his time. Reigns says he’s done this before and knows what Heyman is saying. There are no wise words. These are the words of a coward. Heyman is telling Reed that he’s on the Tribal Chief’s time. Reigns is levels above him. It’s always his time. However Reed wants to do this, he’ll always be his Tribal Chief. Heyman continues to whisper to Reed as the crowd chants, “OTC.”

Heyman gives his compliments because it sounds like it came from a Wise Man. Heyman says they’ll do this on Saturday night at Crown Jewel in Perth, Australia. It’ll be a match that Reed has never been defeated in. Reed was so dominant in the match that WWE recruited him from Australia. This Saturday night, it’ll be Bronson Reed vs. Roman Reigns in an Australian Street Fight. The crowd isn’t happy. Reigns sneers and says, “Too easy. I accept.”

Heyman and Reed go to leave, so Reigns says they walked in like tough guys but are leaving like “bitches.” Reed is infuriated by that and charges down to the ring. Reed and Reigns start to brawl. Reed quickly sends Reigns out of the ring. Reed goes outside to get him, but Reigns catches him with a Superman Punch, knocking Reed over the barricade. Reigns starts to clear the commentary table, but security and WWE officials run down to stop him. Reigns gets around them and starts to brawl with Reed. Reigns is pulled away, but he breaks free and hits Reed with another Superman Punch. Reed looks out on his feet. Reed is held back as Reigns poses on the turnbuckles and points to the sky.

Pre-show Arrivals

CM Punk is shown walking backstage. Lyra Valkyria is shown entering the arena. She’ll battle Roxanne Perez. IYO SKY is walking backstage.

Video: Rhea Ripley, Kabuki Warriors, IYO SKY

Video: Last Monday on Raw, The Kabuki Warriors attacked Rhea Ripley. IYO SKY ran down to help, so Asuka gave her the Poison Mist. Later in the night, Sky told Ripley that they’ll battle The Kabuki Warriors at Crown Jewel.

Backstage: Asuka, Adam Pearce, Kairi Sane

Asuka is yelling at Raw General Manager Adam Pearce. Asuka demands a match with Kairi Sane and IYO SKY. Pearce agrees and says he needs a drink. Kairi Sane walks up to Asuka. Asuka tells her that she’ll be battling Sky. Sane gets choked up and says she doesn’t want to fight Sky because she thinks she can bring her back into the family. Asuka slaps her in the face and says the match is happening. Sane says she understands. Asuka says she’s a good girl and yells at her to follow her. Sane looks broken.

Becky Lynch vs. Maxxine Dupri

Replay: Last Monday on Raw, Becky Lynch attacked Maxxine Dupri and Akira Tozawa after Tozawa laughed at her misfortunes with AJ Lee.

The bell rings, and they circle the ring before locking up. Lynch pulls the hair and backs her to the corner. Dupri spins her around, so Lynch shoves her a few times. Dupri shoves back and tells her to bring it. Dupri hits an arm drag and applies an armbar. Lynch fights up and slings her down before applying a waistlock. Lynch hits a takedown and applies a front facelock. Dupri fights up and whips her off, but Lynch connects with a shoulder tackle. Lynch piefaces her a few times. Dupri punches back and ducks a clothesline, but Lynch catches her on the rebound with a stiff clothesline. Lynch puts her in the corner and stomps her down before getting in the referee’s face. Lynch whips Dupri to the corner and charges, but Dupri moves. Dupri sends her to the corner and catches her with a Thesz Press, followed by a mistimed dropkick that hits Lynch on the knees. Lynch rolls out of the ring, so Dupri hits her with a somersault senton off the apron. Dupri is fired up. Lynch quickly pops up and throws her into the barricade before hitting a Bexplder into the barricade.

We come back from the break to see Lynch sizing Dupri up. Dupri fights back at her with some forearm thrusts to the chest. They go back and forth with strikes before Lynch hits a strike combo. Lynch hits the ropes, but Dupri takes her out with a bicycle kick. Dupri hits a pair of diving clotheslines, followed by a knee to the head. Dupri avalanches her in the corner and hits a fisherman’s suplex, followed by a kip up. Dupri pulls the straps down and goes for a spinkick, but Lynch blocks it. Dupri twists out and applies an Ankle Lock. Lynch rolls through and pulls Dupri into the turnbuckles. Lynch viciously knees her in the face, and Dupri looks knocked out. Lynch slaps her and climbs to the middle turnbuckle to punch away at her. Dupri counters with a sitout powerbomb for a near fall!

Dupri heads to the top rope, but Lynch sweeps her feet. Lynch climbs to the second rope and shakes off some strikes from Dupri. Lynch connects with a superplex and covers for a two-count. Lynch quickly goes for a cross armbreaker, but Dupri gets out and applies an Ankle Lock. Lynch rolls her up for a two-count. Dupri fights back and hits a German Suplex, followed by a spinkick! 1… 2… Lynch barely kicks out! The crowd is going wild! Dupri goes to the top rope and hits a crossbody block. Lynch rolls through and grabs the tights for a two-count. Dupri quickly rolls Lynch up and gets her feet on the ropes for a near fall. Lynch is furious and kicks her in the face.

Lynch gets Dupri at ringside and bounces her off the commentary table. The crowd chants, “This is awesome!” Lynch bounces her off the apron and sends her into the barricade. Lynch slings her into the barricade again and gets in the ring to yell at the referee. Lynch goes outside and bounces Dupri’s face off the ring steps. Lynch leans her on the Prime Hydration Station and hits her with the big Prime bottle. Lynch gets in the ring and gets in the referee’s face again. Lynch goes back to ringside and says she’s the greatest before bouncing Dupri’s face off the commentary table. Lynch stands on the table and taunts the crowd. Dupri rolls into the ring as the referee counts Lynch out!

Winner: Maxxine Dupri via Countout.

Maxxine Dupri quickly runs out of the ring and celebrates on the stage. Dupri is in disbelief. Lynch looks devastated by the loss.

Backstage: Roman Reigns, The Uso

Roman Reigns is walking backstage when The Usos walk up to him. Jimmy Uso cannot believe they talked about Uncles Afa and Sika. Jimmy starts to say they’re going to help, but Jey Uso interjects and says that HE has got Reigns. Reigns says Jey isn’t holding things down. Who is speaking at the top of the hour? Jey says CM Punk is. Reigns says, “Hmm.” Jey knows what he has to do and walks off. Reigns says to Jimmy that he sees everything. Why is it a problem to take advice from him?

Backstage: Lyra Valkyria, Bayley

Lyra Valkyria is warming up when Bayley asks to accompany her. Bayley is in a very chipper mood. Valkyria agrees to let Bayley come to the ring with her.

Lyra Valkyria vs. Roxanne Perez

Lyra Valkyria and Bayley make their entrance. Valkyria will battle Roxanne Perez next.

Replay: Last Monday on Raw, Lyra Valkyria and Bayley were being beaten up by Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez. Bayley then snapped and took Perez and Rodriguez out.

The bell rings, and Perez shoves Valkyria. Valkyria hits a headlock takeover. Perez fights up and takes her down. After some chain wrestling, Valkyria shoved her down and talked some trash. Perez slaps her in the face, so they brawl into the corner. Perez kicks Valkyria in the head and slings her down by the hair. Valkyria quickly trips her and applies a front facelock for a two-count. Valkyria and Perez have counters for their counters. Valkyria takes her down and hits a basement dropkick for a two-count. Valkyria applies a waistlock, but Perez slides out and shoves her. Perez boots her back and goes to the second rope for a diving knee to the back of the neck. Perez rolls her to the apron and grabs her arm. Perez bends the arm over the bottom turnbuckle connector and stomps her. Bayley looks worried.

Back from the break, Valkyria has Perez on her shoulders, but Perez slides off and viciously attacks the injured arm. Valkyria blocks a kick and hits a German Suplex. Valkyria gets fired up and hits a pair of clotheslines, followed by some strikes. Valkyria hits a northern lights suplex before rolling through for a fisherman’s suplex to pick up a two-count. Valkyria powers her up for Nightwing, but Perez counters with a roll-up. They trade pins before Valkyria hits a spinkick. Valkyria climbs the ropes, but Raquel Rodriguez distracts the referee. Perez attacks Valkyria and goes for a side leg sweep off the ropes. Bayley holds Valkyria, and Perez hits the mat hard. Valkyria hits a moonsault for a two-count.

Bayley cheers Valkyria on, so Rodriguez big boots her down. Valkyria hits Rodriguez with a Wrecking Ball Dropkick. Perez connects with a suicide dive into a tornado DDT on the floor on Valkyria. Perez gets her in the ring and hits Pop Rox for the win.

Winner: Roxanne Perez via Pinfall.

Bayley is furious and snaps to her more aggressive side. Bayley pulls Valkyria up the aisleway to pursue Rodriguez and Perez.

Next Week’s Show Early Start Time Announcement

Next Monday, Raw will start at 8 a.m. Eastern/5 a.m. Pacific from Perth, Australia.

Video: John Cena, AJ Styles

Video: The history of John Cena vs. AJ Styles. Now, both in the twilight of their careers, they’ll have one final showdown this Saturday in Perth, Australia, at WWE Crown Jewel.

John Cena will be seeking his 100th PLE victory at Crown Jewel. He is second all-time to The Undertaker, who has 107.

Backstage: AJ Styles, Judgement Day

Jackie Redmond is going to interview AJ Styles, but he’s immediately interrupted by The Judgment Day. WWE Intercontinental and AAA Mega Champion “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio says Styles has no chance of beating John Cena when he couldn’t even beat him. Rusev couldn’t beat him, which is why he’s still champion. World Tag Team Champion Finn Bálor says he heard Styles and Dragon Lee want a shot at the Tag Titles. Bálor says, as an old friend of Styles’, that he’s making a big mistake. Styles says they’re tough when it’s 3-on-1, but he’ll get Dragon Lee and someone else and talk to Adam Pearce about a 6-Man Tag tonight. Styles walks off. JD McDonagh says they should have jumped him right now.

Backstage: CM Punk, Adam Pearce, Rusev

CM Punk is walking backstage. He’ll return to Raw next. He walks by Rusev, who is arguing with Raw General Manager Adam Pearce.

Backstage: Penta, AJ Styles, Dragon Lee, Bayley, Lyra Valkyria, Judgement Day, Adam Pearce

Penta is walking backstage when AJ Styles and Dragon Lee walk up to him. AJ Styles says he heard Penta is going after the Intercontinental Championship. He should team with them tonight and get his hands on Dominik Mysterio.

They’re interrupted by a ruckus. Bayley and Lyra Valkyria are viciously attacking Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez. WWE officials break them up, and Raw General Manager Adam Pearce nearly blows a gasket, screaming for order.

In-Ring: CM Punk, LA Knight, Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso

CM Punk comes out to a huge ovation. Punk asks, “Is it great to be alive on a Monday night in Dallas, Texas, or what?” Punk says the crowd is loud and likes to sing. Punk starts to sing “Deep in the Heart of Texas,” and the crowd finishes it. Punk thanks them for the big, warm welcome back to WWE for AJ Lee. A loud “AJ Lee” chant picks up. They’re right around the corner from Crown Jewel in Perth. They’ll see Cody Rhodes take on Seth Rollins. One of the reasons he hasn’t been here in two weeks is that he promised he’d keep his nose out of Rhodes’ business. The match is for brand dominance and ego. Punk has also been celebrating with his wife since they beat Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch at Wrestlepalooza. He started the year by defeating Seth Rollins on the January 6 Raw on Netflix and will end the year by beating Seth Rollins.

There is a sign that says he deserves the World Title. Punk says he doesn’t deserve it. He’s earned it. He has Rollins’ number. He’ll get his World Title back.

LA Knight’s theme hits, and the Mega Star heads to the ring. Knight says, “Lemme talk to ya.” Punk says Knight is interrupting him. Knight says he came in and blew the doors off the place, but he hasn’t gotten what he deserves. Knight says Punk has said some things he agrees with, but he does want to point out some omissions. Punk is the creator and owner of the pipe bomb, but lately, he’s only known as a husband. The world wants and needs love, but as a champion, Punk is trash. Punk was champion for five minutes at SummerSlam. At SummerSlam, Rollins pinned Punk. At Clash in Paris, Rollins pinned Punk. Knight asks if Punk knows who’s never been pinned by Rollins. Punk says it’s probably the guy who has never been World Heavyweight Champion. The crowd gasps. Knight says he’s telling Punk that the line to Rollins starts with him. Knight has pinned Rollins and will do it again to win the World Heavyweight Championship.

“Main Event” Jey Uso’s music hits, and he comes down the aisle rather than through the crowd. Uso gets in the ring and says he’s going to stop Knight because he’s thinking clearly. Uso says he’s the one who never got his rematch for the World Heavyweight Championship. Uso is up next for the World Heavyweight Championship. Knight says he had his title and lost it. Uso had his time and lost it. It is Knight’s time. Uso thinks he lost the title because he’s not “Roman” enough, but he should carve his own path. Uso should focus on the Tag Titles. After last week, he should stop sucking at being a tag team.

Jimmy Uso walks down to the ring. Jey superkicks Knight down as Jimmy gets in the ring. Punk says he’s assuming he’s cool with The Usos. Punk understands Jey’s passion, but he’ll have to get behind him for the World Heavyweight Championship. Jey says Knight had a point and should focus on being a tag team. Punk likes Jey Uso, but he doesn’t like “Little Roman.” Jey goes after Punk, but Jimmy holds him back. Jey whiffs on a superkick, so Punk punches him down. Punk tells Jey to stay out of his business. Jimmy then superkicks Punk down and helps his brother to his feet. The Usos walk off together.

Video: IYO SKY

Video: IYO SKY says what’s happened between her and Asuka isn’t Rhea Ripley’s fault. It’s Asuka’s. Sky owes Asuka everything. She was like a big sister. Sky wanted to be like her, but her jealousy ruined everything. Asuka was one of the reasons she became a champion, but not the only reason. Ripley was right. Asuka only wants what’s best for her. A real family member wouldn’t tell her who to be friends with. A real family member wouldn’t take credit for what she has accomplished. They are not family anymore. Sky is starting to find out who she is. At Crowd Jewel, Asuka will find out she’s not ready for Iyo.

IYO SKY vs. Kairi Sane

Before the match begins, IYO SKY hits Asuka with a suicide dive and punches away at her. Kairi Sane pulls her off and gets her in the ring. Asuka tells her to get Sky.

The bell rings, and Sane punches away at Sky. Sane looks conflicted as she backs up. Sane charges, but Sky drops her on the apron. Sane shoulders Sky and heads to the top rope. Sane jumps over Sky as she moves. Sky hits the ropes and rolls over Sane. Sky counters a head-scissor and lands on her feet. Sane pushes Sky off. They each attempt a dropkick but fail to connect. They’re at a stalemate.

Sky extends her arms to Sane. Sane looks conflicted until Asuka shouts at her. Sane goes after Sky, but Sky does some flips and dropkicks her out of the ring. Sky then hits Sane with an Asai Moonsault!

Back from the break, Sane is punching away at Sky. Sky fights back and puts her on the top rope. Sane knocks her away and applies a head-scissor while hanging over the ropes. Sane looks conflicted as she stands on the apron. Sane goes to the top rope and hits a diving clothesline. The crowd is waving around their phone flashlights for some reason. Sane applies a Boston Crab, but Sky rolls through and hits a double stomp. Sane quickly takes Sky down.

Sky hits a pair of Shotei uppercuts, followed by a flapjack. Sane reverses a whip to the corner, but Sky twists through and punches her back. Sky goes to the top rope and hits a missile dropkick before popping up and posing to a HUGE ovation. Sane avoids a Bullet Train Attack. Sky sidesteps Sane and hits a bridging German Suplex for a near fall. Sky goes for a double underhook facebuster, but Sane lands on her feet and attacks her for a two-count. Sane hits a vicious Alabama Slam and goes to the top rope. Sane looks near tears as she goes for an InSane Elbow, but Sky gets the feet up! Sky connects with a Bullet Train Attack. Sky steps on her and goes to the top rope. Asuka gets on the apron, so Sky gets down and kicks her in the face. Sane attacks Sky from behind and rolls her up. Asuka holds Sane’s arm for leverage to pick up the win.

Winner: Kairi Sane via Pinfall.

Asuka attacks Sky from behind and holds her up for Sane to hit a spinning back fist. Sane is crying. Asuka holds Sky up as Sane hits an InSane Elbow. The Kabuki Warriors pose, but it’s clear that Sane is not on the same page as Asuka.

Video: Cody Rhodes, Seth Rollins

Video: Part 2 of the Cody Rhodes vs. Seth Rollins build. Rollins sacrificed so much to help Rhodes stop Roman Reigns, but less than six months after ridding WWE of Reigns, Rhodes let him back in. Rollins doesn’t think Rhodes deserves to be the company’s leader.

Backstage: Becky Lynch, Seth Rollins, Paul Heyman

Women’s Intercontinental Champion Becky Lynch is pacing and talking about her loss to Maxxine Dupri in a psychotically agitated manner. World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins and Paul Heyman are ignoring her. Rollins is setting his watch. Lynch walks off.

Rollins tells Heyman that they need to talk. Rollins says he has to win on Saturday. Heyman says he will. Rollins asks, “But what if I don’t?” Heyman says it’s an impossibility. Rollins asks what happens if he loses. Heyman says he’ll give it to him straight. Rollins will lose the locker room, as well as the faith of Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed. Rollins will throw away what they’ve built since WrestleMania. Rollins is the face of Raw on Netflix. Heyman tells him to do himself a favor and not lose. Rollins pulls him back and says Heyman left someone out of the equation: himself. What happens if he loses? Heyman says he’s Rollins’ secret weapon. Rollins tells him to give him a straight answer. Heyman says, “If you lose to Cody Rhodes, at some point I have to ask myself ‘why…’ why I picked you. I have to ask myself why I picked you over Roman Reigns.”

Backstage: Roman Reigns, The Usos

Jey Uso is fired up with Roman Reigns and Jimmy Uso. Jey asks why his brother helped him. He’s trying to get the World Heavyweight Championship, but now he’s in a tag match. Is Jimmy protecting CM Punk? Jey says Jimmy better pick his side. Jey walks off. Jimmy says he sees Reigns pulling his strings and messing with Jey’s head. Jimmy isn’t like Reigns. Jey is nothing like Reigns. Reigns looks flabbergasted. Reigns knows Jimmy isn’t hearing him, but he needs to listen. When his brother won the World Heavyweight Championship, he became more like Reigns and less like Jimmy. If Jimmy wants to help his brother, sometimes he needs to get out of his way. Reigns walks off, and Jimmy throws his hat down.

Six-Man Tag Team Match
Penta, Dragon Lee, & AJ Styles vs. Judgement Day (JD McDonagh, Finn Balor, & “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio)

Penta makes his entrance. We’ll have a 6-Man Tag Team Match next.

AJ Styles starts to talk, but he’s immediately cut off.

It’ll be AJ Styles starting the match against Finn Bálor. They circle the ring and lock up. Bálor hooks a side headlock and cinches it in. Styles whips him off, does a leapfrog and a dropdown, before hitting a dropkick that sends Bálor out of the ring. JD McDonagh runs in, but Penta superkicks him out of the ring. Dragon Lee runs in and dropkicks Mysterio out of the ring. Styles hits Bálor with a forearm plancha. Penta hits McDonagh with a plancha. Lee then takes Mysterio out with a somersault senton. Penta, Styles, and Lee do Penta’s swaggy walk in the ring.

Back from the break, Lee sends McDonagh to the corner and hits a running boot. Penta hits a handstand slingshot dropkick as Lee superkicks Bálor down. Styles runs in and picks up a two-count. Lee tags in and chops McDonagh’s chest. Lee sends McDonagh to the corner and blocks a boot before hitting a nasty dragon screw on the ropes. Lee backs up and hits a corner basement dropkick for a two-count. Lee goes to the top rope, but McDonagh dropkicks him out of midair.

Mysterio tags in to a big ovation. Mysterio punches away at Lee and hits a spinning back elbow for a one-count. Mysterio mounts Lee and punches away at him. The crowd sings to Mysterio, so he poses. Mysterio punches Lee and whips him hard into the corner, bringing him to his knees. Mysterio hooks the head and starts up the Three Amigos. One Amigo… Two Amigos… Mysterio poses, and Lee catches him with an inside cradle for a two-count. Mysterio stops Lee from making a tag and powers him to his corner. McDonagh tags in and hits a snapmare. Bálor tags in and hits a slingshot stomp. Mysterio tags in and hits a slingshot somersault senton. McDonagh tags in and hits a springboard sitting moonsault for a two-count. The Judgment Day poses in the corner.

Back from the break, Lee catches Mysterio with a beautiful sitout powerbomb. Both men are down.

Penta and McDonagh tag in. Penta clotheslines McDonagh and knocks Bálor off the apron. Penta hits a running hurricanrana on McDonagh and hits Mysterio with a reverse sling blade. Penta kicks Bálor and rolls up Mysterio before rolling into a DDT on Bálor. Penta signals for the end. Penta charges, but McDonagh hits him with a Spanish Fly! Styles and Mysterio tag in. Styles hits him with a strike combo, followed by a corner clothesline. Mysterio gets out of an ushigoroshi, but he can’t avoid a torture rack bomb. 1… 2… McDonagh breaks it up. Lee clotheslines McDonagh out of the ring. Bálor sends Lee out, and Penta attacks Bálor before hitting him with a somersault senton!

In the ring, Styles grabs Mysterio, but he holds the ropes. Mysterio hotshots Styles and dropkicks him into position. Mysterio sets up for a 619, but he falls in fear when he sees Rusev walking down to ringside. Rusev grabs Mysterio. Mysterio ducks as Penta goes for a superkick, and Penta hits Rusev instead. In the ring, Styles counters a roll-up from McDonagh and hits a Styles Clash for the win.

Winner: Penta, Dragon Lee, & AJ Styles via Pinfall.

Styles grabs a microphone and stands on the commentary table. This match at Crown Jewel against John Cena doesn’t need a story. It writes itself. They will dance for the last time and leave it all in the ring. It will kick ass!

Crown Jewel Perth Card Rundown

This Saturday at Crown Jewel, it’ll be John Cena against AJ Styles. The commentary team runs down the rest of the card.

Backstage: LA Knight, CM Punk

LA Knight is warming up when CM Punk comes up to him. Punk says he doesn’t want this match because it doesn’t get him closer to the World Heavyweight Championship. Knight says neither of them wants the match, but they’ve got to do it. Knight tells Punk not to get pinned and walks off.

Next Week’s Show Card Rundown

Next week on Raw

— WWE Intercontinental Championship: “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio (c) vs. Penta
— Bayley and Lyra Valkyria vs. The Judgment Day (Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez)

The Usos (Jimmy & Jey Uso) vs. LA Knight & CM Punk

CM Punk and LA Knight get in the ring and attack The Usos. Punk takes it to Jimmy, who superkicked him earlier tonight, and Knight takes it to Jey, who superkicked him earlier tonight. Jey uppercuts Knight, but Knight comes back with a jawbreaker. Knight stomps Jey down in the corner and backs up for a running knee. Knight then aggressively tags CM Punk in. Punk wrenches Jey’s arm and yanks on it. Punk chops Knight to tag him in. Knight wrenches the arm, but Jey gets away and tags Jimmy in. Jimmy runs in, and Knight hits a hip toss. Jimmy chops him back and goes for a suplex, but Knight lands on his feet and hits a neckbreaker. Jimmy sends Knight into the ropes and charges, but the referee stops him. Jey hits Knight from behind and tags in. Jey punches Knight at ringside and whips him hard into the ring steps.

Back from the final break of the evening, Jey keeps Knight in his corner and tags Jimmy in. Jimmy looks at Punk before hitting Knight with a forearm to the jaw. Jey tags in. The Usos hit a backbreaker/diving chop combo. Jey looks at Punk before hitting Knight with a running hip attack. Jey sizes Knight up and goes for another running hip attack, but Knight moves and hits a leaping neckbreaker.

Punk and Jimmy tag in. Punk hits a pair of clotheslines before sending him into the ropes for a leaping calf kick. Punk hits a running knee to the jaw, followed by a short-arm clothesline. Punk goes to the top rope and does a “YEET” before hitting a diving elbow drop. Punk takes his shirt off and signals for the end. Punk goes for the Go to Sleep on Jimmy, but Jimmy slides off and hits a superkick. Jey tags in and goes to the top rope for an Uso Splash! 1… 2… Knight breaks up the pin. Knight blocks a superkick from Jimmy and goes for Blunt Force Trauma. Jimmy shoves Knight into Jey. Knight quickly hits Jimmy with BFT. Jey superkicks Knight. Punk rolls Jey up for a two-count. Jey hits the ropes and hits Punk with a Spear! Jey goes to the top rope, but he comes down to knock Knight off the apron. Punk lifts Jey and hits the GTS! Knight blind tags in and covers Jey for the win! Punk is not happy.

Winner: LA Knight & CM Punk via Pinfall.

LA Knight backs up the aisleway and stares at a furious CM Punk.

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