WWE RAW Results – Nov. 24, 2025 – Men’s WarGames Advantage, Penta vs. Solo Sikoa and Gunther vs. Carmelo Hayes in The Last Time Is Now Tournament Matches

WWE Raw Results
Nov 24, 2025

November 24, 2025
Oklahoma City, OK – Paycom Center
Commentary: Joe Tessitore and Wade Barrett
Results via Mike Tedesco of WrestleView.com

Quick Match Results

  1. The Last Time Is Now Tournament Quarterfinal Round match – Gunther defeated Carmelo Hayes via Powerbomb (pinfall)
  2. Rey Mysterio defeated JD McDonagh via Springboard Splash (pinfall)
  3. The Last Time Is Now Tournament Quarterfinal Round match – Solo Sikoa defeated Penta via Referee Stoppage
  4. Men’s WarGames Advantage match – Logan Paul & Drew McIntyre defeated The Usos via Roll-up (pinfall)

Video: Last Week’s RAW & SmackDown Shows Recap

Video:Last week on Raw, Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns both returned, joining WarGames.

Pre-show Arrivals

The Vision is shown entering the arena, alongside Logan Paul and Drew McIntyre. Penta is shown arriving to the arena. He’ll battle Solo Sikoa in the Quarterfinals of the Last Time is Now Tournament. Carmelo Hayes is also in the house. He will battle Gunther in the Last Time is Now Tournament. Former WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion Becky Lynch is shown entering the Paycom Center.

In-Ring: Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes, CM Punk

An “OTC” chant picks up as we head into the Paycom Center. Roman Reigns makes his entrance to a huge ovation. Reigns takes his time getting to the ring with multiple displays of pyrotechnics going off. After a good amount of time making his entrance, Reigns stands in the center of the ring and soaks in the cheers. Reigns says, “OKC… acknowledge me!”

“Wrestling has more than one royal family.”

Undisputed WWE Champion “The American Nightmare” Cody Rhodes makes his way to the ring to a great reaction. Rhodes has swelling over his right eye from an attack on this past Friday’s SmackDown. Reigns does not look pleased and will not look in Rhodes’ direction. The crowd sings Rhodes’ name. Rhodes takes a moment before asking, “So, Oklahoma City… whattaya wanna talk about?” Rhodes says he thought this would be different. He acknowledges that Reigns is a man of his word. The last time Reigns gave him his word, it was for a match. This time, it’s for war. Rhodes told everyone who listened why he’s involved in WarGames. What’s in it for Reigns?

An “OTC” chant fires up. Reigns thinks about it and says that the last time he checked, he’s been in this war. Rhodes is just now joining it. Rhodes doesn’t like him, and he doesn’t like Rhodes. They don’t even know each other that well. There is one thing Rhodes knows about him and vice versa. They don’t play around when it comes to their family. Half of this team is his family. Before they were on Rhodes’ team, they were in his Bloodline. That means he’s been invested in the Usos for a long time, and he’s going to see this through. Rhodes says he understands, then says, “Welcome to my team.” Rhodes puts his hand out.

World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk heads to the ring. Punk looks fired up as the crowd sings his theme as he goes to the ring. Punk stands between Rhodes and Reigns and asks, “Is it great to be alive on a Monday night in Oklahoma City or what?” Punk says, “OKC… acknowledge… US!” The crowd applauds. Punk says this is a good occasion to use Reigns’ gimmick because this is an all-star War Games. Punk doesn’t need Reigns’ word because last year at WarGames, he saved Reigns’ life. Reigns says four months later, Punk ruined it. Punk says he’s not worried about Reigns stabbing him in the back because he’d be stabbing his cousins’ backs. Punk says Reigns wouldn’t do that to his family. Rhodes says they’re all on the same team. Punk wonders how this became Rhodes’ team. This isn’t SmackDown or the USA Network. This is Monday Night, and this is Netflix. Rhodes can be the quarterback on Friday, but here, CM Punk is the champ.

Reigns tells them to measure them up already. Reigns doesn’t care whose team it is. Reigns doesn’t like either of them. The only thing they can agree on is that he hates Paul Heyman and The Vision. That’s Reigns’ promise. He hates Heyman and the Vision more than he hates Rhodes and Punk. Since they’re being honest, that title would look so much better on his shoulder. Reigns walks off. It’s not clear who he was talking to on that. Punk wants to know who he was talking about. Reigns chuckles and tells them to figure it out.

Backstage: The Vision, Logan Paul, Drew McIntyre

Paul Heyman is begging Drew McIntyre not to do anything reckless since he is technically still under suspension. Heyman picked McIntyre for the WarGames Advantage Match, which is now a tag match. Logan Paul speaks up and says everyone knows McIntyre’s opponent is Brock Lesnar. Heyman warns Paul not to speak Lesnar’s name. Lesnar is here for Reigns only. Paul thinks it could be Bron Breakker or Bronson Reed, but then realizes it’s him. Paul says, “Wise choice.”

The Last Time Is Now Tournament Quarterfinal Round Match
Gunther vs. Carmelo Hayes

The bell rings, and Hayes starts off hot against Gunther. Gunther quickly knocks him down and gets on the turnbuckles to taunt the crowd. Hayes pulls him down and hits a springboard DDT for a two-count. Hayes manages to avoid a chop and goes for a springboard, but Gunther chops him out of mid-air. Gunther chops away at him, and Hayes looks like his soul has left his body.

Back from the break, Gunther is absolutely dominating Hayes. Gunther takes it to Hayes with chops and strikes. Hayes fights back with a boot, but Gunther quickly lays him out with a flapjack, followed by a butterfly suplex for a two-count. Gunther pulls Hayes to his feet and chops him back down. Gunther pulls him up, but Hayes ducks and jumps on his back for a sleeper hold. Gunther backs him into the corner. Hayes boots him back and goes for a springboard, but Gunther boots him out of mid-air. Gunther goes for a Powerbomb, but Hayes counters into a big DDT.

We return from the break to see Gunther attempt a Powerbomb, but Hayes counters with a sunset flip attempt. Gunther chops him and goes for another, but Hayes stuns him with the First 48. Hayes goes for it a second time, but Gunther catches him and dumps him over the top rope. Hayes holds the top rope and pulls himself to the apron. Hayes avoids a big boot and kicks Gunther down. Hayes heads to the top rope, but Gunther rocks him with a vicious chop to the chest. Gunther heads to the apron and sets up for a chop, but Hayes moves, causing Gunther to chop the ring post. They then mistime a springboard DDT onto the apron.

Hayes slowly pulls himself into the ring and hits Gunther with a somersault senton plancha. The crowd chants, “This is awesome.” Hayes pulls Gunther up. Gunther sets up for a Powerbomb on the floor, but Hayes hits a back body drop into the timekeeper’s area. Gunther pulls him back and applies a sleeper hold before slinging him down. Hayes quickly leaps off the barricade with a DDT on the floor and gets in the ring. The referee is at nine, but Gunther gets in the ring before being counted out. Hayes quickly takes Gunther down and heads to the top rope. Hayes goes for Nothin’ but Net, but Gunther moves and hits a nasty lariat. Gunther connects with a stiff Powerbomb. 1… 2… Hayes kicks out. Gunther elbows him in the chest and applies his devastating Sleeper Hold. Hayes fights it, so Gunther rocks him with a Powerbomb for the win.

Winner: Gunther via Pinfall.

Gunther advances to the Final Four of The Last Time is Now Tournament. He will battle the winner of Penta vs. Solo Sikoa.

Backstage: Cody Rhodes, CM Punk, Roman Reigns, The Usos

Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes, World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk, and Roman Reigns are talking backstage when The Usos walk up. They say they need to be the ones going into the WarGames Advantage Match. They’re the best tag team of all time. They don’t give them a choice. They’re in the match. Punk, Reigns, and Rhodes never said a word. Reigns then tells Punk and Rhodes to fix this.

Video: John Cena

Video: John Cena talks about what success means and giving yourself grace to redefine failure.

In-Ring: Dominik Mysterio, Mini John Cena, Rey Mysterio

AAA Mega Champion “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio heads to the ring. He’ll talk about facing John Cena at Cena’s final PLE this Saturday.

AAA Mega Champion “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio is in the ring and shouts at the crowd in Spanish. Mysterio says he is the King of the Luchadores. In a couple of days… Mysterio is cut off by booing. Mysterio says he’ll put an end to John Cena’s retirement tour. On Saturday, he’ll embarrass Cena in his hometown and take back his Intercontinental Championship. At Survivor Series, he will continue to be the greatest Mysterio of all time. It doesn’t even matter if they cheer for John Cena or not. Cena isn’t here, and Mysterio doesn’t blame him for not wanting to come to this dump.

John Cena’s music hits! Mysterio prepares for a confrontation. Cena lives up to his trademark catchphrase because we cannot see him. Mysterio starts to chuckle as a vertically challenged man dressed as John Cena, as well as one dressed as Stu the Cameraman, imitates Cena’s entrance. Wade Barrett calls him, “John Wee-na.” The tiny Cena has trouble getting into the ring before going up the steps. Fake Stu stands on a box next to the real Stu. Mysterio says he’ll save his energy and let “Cena” walk away because he has no idea what’s coming for him at Survivor Series.

Wee-na says, “Fine speech, young Dominik, coming from the worst Mysterio of all time.” Mysterio whispers in his ear to play by the script. Wee-na goes into business for himself. If Mysterio won’t fight him in Oklahoma City, he’ll take him out at Survivor Series because the Champ is Here! Mysterio boots him down and hits the 5 Knuckle Shuffle. Mysterio puts him on the ropes and hits a 619 before heading to the top rope for a Frog Splash. Mysterio then stands tall over Wee-na.

Rey Mysterio runs down to the ring. Dominik gets out of the ring before confronting his father. Rey checks on Wee-na. The Judgment Day heads to the ring. Rey will face JD McDonagh next.

Rey Mysterio vs. JD McDonagh

McDonagh takes it to Mysterio at the start. Mysterio fights back with some strikes before McDonagh reverses a whip. McDonagh hits a drop toehold and drops a leg for a two-count. McDonagh clubs him in the back and applies a rear chin lock. Mysterio fights up and rolls him up for a two-count. McDonagh quickly regains control with a clothesline. McDonagh shoulders Mysterio in the midsection a few times before taunting the crowd. McDonagh sends Mysterio to the corner, but Mysterio gets on his shoulders in the electric chair position. Mysterio punches him and pulls him over the top rope. Mysterio is still on his shoulders, so McDonagh hits an electric chair front slam onto the commentary table.

Back from the break, McDonagh applies an abdominal stretch, holding Finn Bálor’s hand for leverage. The referee breaks it up, and Mysterio hits a hip toss. McDonagh quickly takes him down, knocking him to the apron. Mysterio soon catches McDonagh with a monkey flip into the ring post. McDonagh holds his shoulder in pain. McDonagh gets in the ring, and Mysterio takes him out with a flying seated senton. McDonagh goes for a sunset flip, but Mysterio rolls through and kicks him for a two-count.

Mysterio signals for the 619, but McDonagh knees him in the midsection. Mysterio slides out of a move and hits an enzuigiri, knocking McDonagh into position. Mysterio hits the ropes, but McDonagh stuns him with a Spanish Fly! 1… 2… Mysterio kicks out. McDonagh kicks Mysterio in the face, but Mysterio comes back with Code Red for a near fall. Mysterio drops McDonagh back into position and hits the ropes, but Bálor trips him. Mysterio goads Bálor into getting on the apron before sending McDonagh into him. Mysterio hits the 619, followed by a slingshot splash for the win!

Winner: Rey Mysterio via Pinfall.

Bálor goes after Mysterio, but Mysterio evades his attempts.

Backstage: Adam Pearce, Raquel Rodriguez, New Day, Grayson Waller

Raw General Manager Adam Pearce is listening to Raquel Rodriguez complain about Nikki Bella getting rewarded with a title match after interfering in hers. Pearce says she’ll be in the running when the time comes. The New Day then walks in with Grayson Waller. They’re complaining, but Pearce actually gives them a Tag Title match against AJ Styles and Dragon Lee next week. They want him to say it, so Pearce says, “It is official!” The New Day is excited and leaves. Waller gives Pearce a wig, but Pearce angrily dismisses him before saying he needs a drink.

Backstage: Brock Lesnar, Paul Heyman

Brock Lesnar is walking backstage. Paul Heyman is waiting outside his locker room.

Video: Kabuki Warriors, Nia Jax, Lash Legend, Becky Lynch, Rhea Ripley, IYO SKY, Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss, AJ Lee

Video:This past Friday on SmackDown, The Kabuki Warriors, Lash Legend, Nia Jax, and Becky Lynch destroyed their WarGames opponents.

In-Ring: Becky Lynch, Kabuki Warriors, Lash Legend, Nia Jax, Rhea Ripley, IYO SKY, Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss, AJ Lee

“The Man” Becky Lynch heads to the ring …

WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions The Kabuki Warriors head to the ring. Becky Lynch, Nia Jax, and Lash Legend are already in the ring. Lynch says she knows everyone is upset about the injustice she suffered on last week’s Raw. Her lawyers have advised her not to talk about it. Unlike Maxxine Dupri and the corrupt referee Jessika Carr, Lynch follows the rules. Lynch will get the decision overturned and get the title back. The company will be much better for it. The company will be better off when she gets rid of AJ Lee as well. Lee made a big mistake coming back and an even bigger one, costing her the title. The biggest mistake Lee will make is locking herself in a cage with Lynch. Lynch has assembled, by herself, the greatest WarGames team in the history of WarGames. They look confused because she didn’t start this. Lynch says she has had epic battles with Asuka and has beaten her many times. As for Kairi Sane, Lynch saved her life. Nia Jax is powerful… not as powerful as Lynch, but she did damage Lynch’s face. Lynch didn’t wear a mask afterward to protect her face. Lynch says Lash Legend is a specimen of a woman, and Lynch will make her a star.

“THIS IS MY BRUTALITY!”

Rhea Ripley makes her entrance, still wearing her protective face mask. IYO SKY is out next, followed by Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss. AJ Lee then makes her entrance to a huge ovation. Lee skips down to the ring with her team trailing behind her. Lee takes a microphone as they get in the ring. Lee says the Old AJ would have torn Lynch’s face off, but therapy works. All this bravado and tearing people down only to lift herself up is insecurity. It’s fear. Lee doesn’t need to run her mouth to lift herself up. Lee knows exactly who the hell she is. Lee doesn’t need to bark like an angry little chihuahua. She doesn’t bark… she bites. Lynch reminded Lee of that. Lynch lit a fire in her. These women, by her side, poured gasoline on it. Lynch has made a mistake by locking herself in the cage with Lee. Lee will let the old AJ out. Lee isn’t the only one who can’t wait.

Ripley goes to speak, but instead she smashes Jax in the face with the microphone. A huge brawl breaks out. Legend takes Sky down. Legend and Jax soon clear the ring. Bliss and Lee sneak up and jump on their backs, but they soon power out. Flair and Ripley then big boot them out of the ring before telling them to “suck it.” Sky then wipes everyone out with a moonsault block off the top rope to the floor! Lynch avoids it and cowardly backs up the aisleway.

The Last Time Is Now Tournament Quarterfinal Round Match
Solo Sikoa vs. Penta

Solo Sikoa gets the advantage early. Penta ducks a pair of strikes and hits a head-scissor takeover. Penta kicks him in the corner, dropping him down. Penta goes for a handstand slingshot dropkick, but Sikoa gets out of the ring. Sikoa clotheslines him down at ringside before sending him into the crowd. Sikoa and Talla Tonga talk before Penta comes off the barricade with a flying hurricanrana! Penta is pulling on his arm and holding his shoulder. We may be looking at a dislocation here. The action has come to a halt.

Back from the break, Solo Sikoa is pacing in the ring. Referee Eddie Orengo calls for the bell, awarding the match to Sikoa. Penta is not cleared to continue competing. A frustrated Penta punches the barricade in frustration.

Winner: Solo Sikoa via Referee Stoppage.

Solo Sikoa will face Gunther in the Semifinals of the Last Time is Now Tournament.

Video: John Cena

Video: John Cena talks about tearing his pectoral muscle in October 2007. He would stun the world four months later by returning in the Royal Rumble at Madison Square Garden in 2008.

Backstage: Maxxine Dupri, Ivy Nile, Roxxane Perez, Raquel Rodriguez

Raw General Manager Adam Pearce is talking with new WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion Maxxine Dupri. Dupri says she’s going to call Natalya to keep putting in the work to keep the title. Pearce likes it and wishes her a Happy Thanksgiving. Dupri walks off before being confronted by Ivy Nile, who we haven’t seen in quite some time. Nile says the title belongs to her and walks off. Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez then confront her, but Pearce quickly interrupts. Pearce tells Dupri to call Natalya as soon as she can.

Video: New WrestleMania 42 Ad Teaser

Video: A new WrestleMania commercial is coming.

Video: Stephanie Vaquer

Video: Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer says everyone told her not to trust Nikki Bella, but she took her in as a friend. Then, Bella turned on her. Vaquer knows Bella’s history, but Bella knows nothing about her. If Bella were smart, she’d know exactly what she’s getting into. Is Bella sure she wants to get in the ring with her? She’ll see Bella at Survivor Series.

Men’s WarGames Advantage Match
The Usos (Jimmy & Jey Uso) vs. Logan Paul & Drew McIntyre

Jimmy Uso will start against Logan Paul. They lock up, and Paul applies a side headlock. Jimmy whips him off, but Paul shoulder tackles him down. Paul hits the ropes and ducks a back elbow. Paul leapfrogs him, so Jimmy uppercuts him down. Jey Uso tags in. Jimmy sends Paul into the ropes, seemingly for a double superkick, but Paul instead goes over the top rope. McIntyre checks on Paul at ringside.

Back from the break, we see Jimmy hit Paul with a scoop slam for a two-count. Jey tags in, and The Usos execute a wishbone split. Paul writhes in pain on the mat. Jey punches Paul to the corner and goes for a backbreaker, but Paul goes up incorrectly. Between this and Paul going over the ropes rather than hitting them, this is as green as we’ve seen Paul look. Jimmy tags in and hits a falling headbutt for a two-count. Jey tags in and attacks Paul, but Paul soon tackles him to his corner.

Drew McIntyre tags in. Jey fights back at him. McIntyre reverses a whip to the corner. Jey goes for a slingshot over him, but McIntyre kicks him in the ribs for a two-count. McIntyre hits a suplex and taunts the crowd. McIntyre hits a second suplex and tells the crowd he’s going to run it back. Jey blocks a third suplex and hits McIntyre with it. Paul tags in and punches Jimmy off the apron. Paul hits a standing frog splash, but the pin is broken up. McIntyre tags in, knocks Jey out of the ring, and slings him over the commentary table.

We return from the final break of the evening to see Paul standing tall over Jey. McIntyre tags in. McIntyre and Paul hold Jey up, flex their muscles, and hit a double-team suplex. They then kip up at the same time. McIntyre sets up for a Claymore Kick, but Jey boots him down.

Jimmy and Paul tag in. Jimmy hits a pair of clotheslines, followed by a kick and an uppercut. Jimmy lifts Paul, but Paul elbows out. Paul blocks a kick and spins him, but Jimmy catches him with a rebound enzuigiri. Jimmy kicks McIntyre off the apron and charges Paul, but Paul drops Jimmy on the apron. Jimmy punches him back and hits a crossbody block for a two-count. Paul soon elbows and boots him back before hitting a blockbuster off the second rope for a near fall. Paul balls up his surgically repaired hand with the metal plate. Jimmy ducks a loaded fist and hits a spear. Jimmy goes to the top rope for an Uso Splash! 1… 2… McIntyre breaks it up.

McIntyre attacks Jey and sends him out of the ring. Jey superkicks him, but McIntyre responds with a Glasgow Kiss. Bron Breakker and “Big” Bronson Reed appear at ringside. CM Punk and Cody Rhodes run down and attack Breakker and Reed. They brawl at ringside until Jey breaks it up with a plancha. Paul then rolls Jimmy up for the win.

Winner: Logan Paul & Drew McIntyre via Pinfall.

CM Punk immediately attacks Paul. Everyone gets in the ring and starts to brawl. Roman Reigns heads to the ring, and he wipes out Breakker and Reed with Superman Punches. Reigns gets in the ring and sends McIntyre over the top rope. Reigns hits Paul with a Superman Punch before hitting McIntyre with one.

The credits come up, but Brock Lesnar’s music hits. Lesnar heads to the ring alongside Paul Heyman. Lesnar falls over as his pyrotechnics go off, so he does a backward somersault and gets to his feet laughing. Amazing. Lesnar stands with his team, and they cautiously get in the ring. A brawl immediately breaks out. The show comes to an end as that starts.

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