WWE RAW Results – July 7, 2025 – Penta vs. Seth Rollins

WWE Raw Results
Jul 7, 2025

July 7, 2025
Providence, RI – Amica Mutual Pavilion
Commentary – Michael Cole and Corey Graves
Results via Mike Tedesco of WrestleView.com

Quick Match Results

  1. Kairi Sane defeated Roxanne Perez via Backslide Pin (pinfall)
  2. Bron Breakker defeated Sami Zayn via Spear (pinfall)
  3. Jey Uso defeated “Big” Bronson Reed via Disqualification
  4. El Grande Americano defeated Dragon Lee via Running Loaded Headbutt (pinfall)
  5. Seth Rollins defeated Penta via Curb Stomp (pinfall)

Pre-show Arrivals

Sami Zayn is shown arriving. He’ll battle Bron Breakker later tonight. “Main Event” Jey Uso is also in the building. He’ll fight “Big” Bronson Reed tonight. Penta is also shown arriving. He’ll take on Seth Rollins. The Judgment Day is shown arriving with their newest member, Roxanne Perez.

In-Ring: Seth Rollins, Paul Heyman, Bron Breakker, “Big” Bronson Reed

“BURN IT DOWN!”

Seth Rollins heads to the ring alongside WWE Hall of Famer Paul Heyman, who is holding the Money in the Bank briefcase, Bron Breakker, and “Big” Bronson Reed. The crowd loudly sings Rollins’ theme. Rollins will battle LA Knight on Saturday Night’s Main Event this week.

Rollins extends a hand. Heyman goes to hand him the microphone, but Breakker walks through them and takes it himself. Everyone in the ring looks confused. The crowd barks for Breakker. Breakker says he is standing in this ring because Seth Rollins and “The Wise Man” Paul Heyman have a vision that has him as the face of WWE for the next two decades. Breakker also has a vision of a WWE without Sami Zayn. The crowd boos. Breakker doesn’t like Sami Zayn. He doesn’t like Zayn’s ugly face, his stupid beard, his music, or the fact that people sing it. Breakker’s voice cracks, and he slaps the ropes in frustration. A “Sami” chant fires up. Breakker says he will never understand why people will cheer for someone with the athletic ability of a dead fish. Zayn has never played sports and doesn’t go to the gym. Zayn is hanging on for dear life to hang on for another five years to squeeze the last bit of water from the rag. Sami Zayn has an expiration date, and Breakker will put a stamp on it tonight. Breakker promises that if Zayn walks down the ramp, he will maul him. Zayn will be looking at the lights by the end of it.

Heyman cautiously approaches Breakker and asks for the microphone. Breakker gives it to Heyman as the crowd chants, “Sami.” Heyman then gives the microphone to Rollins. Rollins asks if Breakker is good before cackling. Breakker is not in a laughing mood. “Big” Bronson Reed then motions for the microphone. A “CM Punk” chant lightly picks up. Reed says Breakker is a tough act to follow, but so is he. Reed says he’s the man who hit Rollins with six Tsunamis, hurting him so badly that it formed respect between them. Rollins brought him into this group and his vision. With that vision, he will get the respect that he deserves. Jey Uso does not respect Reed. The crowd loudly chants, “YEET!” Tonight, he will Tsunami the respect into Uso, just like he did to Seth “Freakin” Rollins.

Rollins takes the microphone back before giving it to Heyman. “Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Paul Heyman. Tonight, the empire strikes back.” Heyman says that was a blooper. Tonight, the empire will strike first. First on their list is Sami Zayn. Heyman won’t try to follow that promo. If Zayn hasn’t hightailed it back to Montreal, it’s his ass, not Heyman’s. Tonight, we’ll have Bronson Reed versus Jey Uso. Heyman has love for his former Bloodline member, Jey Uso, but Roman Reigns doesn’t have the balls to come back and step up against them. An “OTC” chant picks up. Heyman says the OTC is MIA. After tonight, Jey Uso will be MIA, all thanks to the Master of the Tsunami, Bronson Reed. The big news is that Seth Rollins, the man who pinned Roman Reigns in the Main Event of WrestleMania, will don the tights against Penta. Heyman speaks in Spanish before saying he doesn’t understand Penta’s hand signals. By the time he’s Stomped into the mat tonight, Penta will be in no shape to do those hand signals ever again. That’s not a prediction. That’s a spoiler.

Heyman hands the microphone to Rollins. A “CM Punk” chant picks up. Rollins says they covered everything, so there’s only one thing left to say: “Providence, welcome to Monday Night Rollins!” Rollins walks off with his group.

Video: Judgement Day, New Day

Replay:Last Monday on Raw, The Judgment Day defeated The New Day to win the World Tag Team Championship.

Backstage: Judgement Day, AJ Styles

Finn Bálor is admiring all of the belts the Judgment Day has accumulated. Raquel Rodriguez walks in and demands to know what is going on. A memorial has been set up for Liv Morgan. Rodriguez says Morgan is still alive and rehabbing every day. She’ll be back soon. Bálor reminds her that it took him a long time to come back from a shoulder injury. Rodriguez says it would be a prettier picture if they retained their Tag Team Titles at Evolution. She also says Roxanne Perez needs to do what she said she would do and beat Kairi Sane. Perez says, “I’ve got you, partner.” Rodriguez says it’s too soon before crossing herself and blowing a kiss to Morgan’s picture. They walk off.

JD McDonagh asks Bálor if he knows their plans. Bálor doesn’t know. McDonagh says Raw General Manager Adam Pearce’s office is right down the hall, and they should go over. Bálor likes it. “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio points to the cake and thanks them for getting it for him. They say they didn’t get it and leave. The cake says, “Get well soon, Dom. From, AJ.” AJ Styles emerges from the shadows and motions that he’s watching Mysterio. Mysterio says he has a doctor’s note, but Styles disappears.

Video: WWE Evolution 2 Match Update Announcement

At WWE Evolution this Sunday, Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez will defend their WWE Women’s Tag Team Titles in a Fatal 4-Way Match. They’ll defend against Alexa Bliss and Charlotte Flair of SmackDown, and Sol Ruca and Zaria of NXT. We don’t know the team from Raw yet.

Kairi Sane vs. Roxanne Perez

The bell rings, and they lock up. Perez clubs away at Sane and slings her down. Perez punches away at Sane before smiling. Perez bounces Sane in the corner and rakes her face on the top rope. Perez puts Sane in the corner, but Sane starts to fight back. Perez ducks a Cutlass and applies a side headlock. Sane elbows her off, but Perez takes her down by the hair. Perez hits the ropes… and they completely mistime something. Perez applies a side headlock. Sane whips her off and goes for a Cutlass, but Perez holds onto the ropes and goes to the apron. Perez grabs Sane and snaps her off the ropes. Perez charges her in the corner, but Sane avoids it and rolls her up for a two-count. Perez rolls her up for a two-count. They start to trade pins. Perez does La Magistral into a bridge, but Sane kicks out. Sane goes for a submission, but Perez grabs the ropes. Perez stuns her with a strike and sends her into the ropes. Sane ducks a clothesline and hits a head-scissor takeover that Perez takes her time flipping for. Sane then stuns her with a Cutlass before connecting with a sliding forearm to the face. Perez rolls out of the ring to recover, so Sane dives off the apron with a forearm to the face.

Sane gets Perez in the ring and goes to the top rope. Raquel Rodriguez distracts Sane, so Perez pulls her down from the top rope. Perez pulls Sane over to the turnbuckle connector and snaps her arm off it. Sane goes to ringside and holds her arm in pain.

Back from the break, Sane hits a pair of hammers before hitting a flipping neckbreaker. Perez goes to the corner to recover. Sane starts to walk the plank before hitting a sliding forearm smash in the corner. Sane goes to the top rope and jumps over Perez as she moves. Perez rolls her up for a two-count. Perez kicks Sane in the head and hits a running uppercut to the back of the neck. Perez does a double jump springboard moonsault for a near fall. Perez attacks the arm and hits what looks to be Penta’s Sacrifice. Perez sizes her up and charges, but Sane moves out of the way. Sane whiffs on a boot and sets up for an Alabama Slam. Perez holds the ropes to save herself and hits an arm breaker. Perez hits a handstand knee to the head for a near fall. Perez really connected with that.

Perez puts Sane on the top rope and forearms her in the face. Perez climbs the ropes, but Sane knocks her down with a headbutt. Sane connects with a diving forearm to the face. Perez avoids an attack, but she can’t avoid the Alabama Slam. Sane heads to the top rope, but Rodriguez pulls Perez out of the ring. Sane then comes off the top rope with a cross-body block to the floor on Rodriguez. Perez quickly attacks Sane and gets her in the ring. Sane avoids Pop Rox and catches her with a backslide pin for the win.

Winner: Kairi Sane via Pinfall.

Rodriguez and Perez are irate and double-team Sane. Rodriguez boots Sane down. Asuka then runs down for the save. Asuka takes Perez down and stuns Rodriguez with a backhand and a strike combination. Perez meets the same fate. Rodriguez then clotheslines Asuka down. Rodriguez sets up for a Tejana Bomb and holds Asuka up for a bit before Sane dropkicks her. Asuka applies an armbar over the top rope before Sane pushes Rodriguez over the top rope. Asuka hits Rodriguez with an Empress Attack before holding Perez up for an InSane Elbow. The Kabuki Warriors are reunited.

Video: Sami Zayn, Karrion Kross

Replay:Last Monday on Raw, Karrion Kross viciously attacked Sami Zayn’s ribs with a steel pipe. Later that night, the injury would cost Zayn a match where he teamed with Penta to take on Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker. Jey Uso saved Zayn from further damage.

Backstage: Sami Zayn, Scarlett

Jackie Redmond is backstage with Sami Zayn. Zayn’s ribs are heavily taped up. She mentions that he’s balancing Karrion Kross and Bron Breakker. How is he managing all of this? Zayn says he has too much on his plate. Zayn would love to deal with his injured ribs, but he can’t. He would love to pay more attention to Karrion Kross, who is probably lurking around. All he can think about right now is Bron Breakker. He doesn’t care if Breakker likes him, his music, and his beard. Breakker is a dangerous man, so he has to concentrate on him. Zayn walks off

Scarlett walks up to Jackie Redmond. Redmond asks if she has something to say, but Scarlett simply says, “No.” She continues to look in the direction that Zayn left.

Backstage: American Made, Adam Pearce, Kabuki Warriors

American Made is talking with Raw General Manager Adam Pearce. They are concerned about El Grande Americano competing. Brutus Creed says it’s impossible because Chad Gable is hurt. Julius Creed slaps his brother on the back of the head. Pearce asks what Gable has to do with it. Brutus says El Grande Americano can’t compete. Pearce says Americano requested the match himself before inquiring why they were really there. Ivy Nile says she wants a spot in the Battle Royal at Evolution. Pearce says she’s in. Nile is happy, and they leave.

The Kabuki Warriors come into Pearce’s office. Asuka says they want to talk about Evolution. Pearce says they’ll represent Raw in the Fatal 4-Way Match to take down the Judgment Day. The Kabuki Warriors are reunited. The Kabuki Warriors dance as they leave, and Pearce dances in the background.

Video: Nikki Bella

Video: Nikki Bella says it’s been a few weeks since she’s been back. She wanted to talk about Evolution, but instead, she got into a confrontation with Liv Morgan. Morgan questioned her womanhood, her legacy, and attacked her. It lit a fire in her. Bella wants to return to the ring to have one more moment to prove to her fans and the Bella Army what she can do. She wants to show her son what the WWE Universe has seen. Bella will be in the Battle Royal. She’ll be facing the best women in WWE, but she’ll do whatever it takes to win. Bella wants the title opportunity at Clash in Paris. You don’t run from your past. You build a future that no one can ever take. She will prove why she is Fearless.

Sami Zayn vs. Bron Breakker

In the arena, Sami Zayn makes his entrance. As he walks down the aisleway, Karrion Kross attacks him from behind. Scarlett appears behind Kross. Kross has the lead pipe and smashes Zayn in the ribs again. Raw General Manager Adam Pearce runs out with WWE officials to pull Kross away. Zayn is in pain.

Raw General Manager Adam Pearce is checking on Sami Zayn. Zayn pulls his shirt off and tells Pearce that he can go. He signed up for this match and will see it through.

Bron Breakker comes out to the stage with Paul Heyman. Heyman is holding Seth Rollins’ Money in the Bank briefcase. Heyman gives Breakker advice before letting him go down to the ring on his own.

Bron Breakker gets in the ring and smiles at the clearly injured Sami Zayn. The bell rings, and the crowd is barking. Breakker looks positively gleeful. Breakker sarcastically tells the crowd to look at Zayn. Zayn is holding his taped ribs in pain. Breakker easily avoids some punches before slamming Zayn into the corner and hitting some vicious shoulder thrusts to the injured ribs. Breakker says he doesn’t get it. Zayn is pathetic. Zayn is a bum. Breakker stomps the injured ribs and rips the tape off. Breakker puts Zayn on his shoulders and hits a rib-breaker. Breakker grabs Zayn by the hair and talks trash. Breakker hits Zayn with a t-bone suplex before sizing him up. Zayn struggles to get to his feet. Breakker charges for a Spear, but Zayn clotheslines him down! Zayn hits a back elbow and comes off the second rope with a double ax handle. Zayn goes back to the second rope and leaps, but Breakker connects with a Spear out of mid-air!

Zayn rolls out of the ring and holds his ribs in pain. Zayn is writhing in pain. The commentators shout that Chad Patton should call the match. Breakker exits the ring opposite Zayn. Breakker runs around the ring and hits Zayn with a Spear on the floor! Breakker is fired up. Michael Cole begs for the match to end. The crowd, fickle as ever, just like John Cena said, chants, “One more time.” Breakker puts Zayn in the ring and pulls his straps down. Breakker hits the ropes at lightning speed and crushes Zayn with a Spear for the victory.

Winner: Bron Breakker via Pinfall.

WWE medical personnel check on Sami Zayn, who is struggling to breathe. Michael Cole says Zayn needs to be saved from himself.

Video: Bayley, Lyra Valkyria

Replay:Last Monday on Raw, Bayley and Lyra Valkyria pinned each other at the same time for a draw. They got into an extended brawl after.

Backstage: Adam Pearce, War Raiders, New Day, Becky Lynch

Raw General Manager Adam Pearce is talking with The Viking Raiders. The New Day walks up, dressed in all black. They are in mourning. Pearce let the Judgment Day kill the whole Tag Team Division. When is their rematch? Erik says they don’t get automatic rematches. Women’s Intercontinental Champion Becky Lynch comes up to The New Day and offers her condolences. She says Adam Pearce has bad ideas before complimenting them on the good idea to get rid of Big E. She says Big E was a “scumbag.” Lynch then leaves.

In-Ring: Becky Lynch, Lyra Valkyria, Bayley

WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion Becky Lynch is in the ring. She wants to know how two losers who beat each other last week have a title match against her at Evolution? It’s a Triple Threat, so statistically, she’s at a disadvantage. Can someone explain how that works? Lynch gets it. From Adam Pearce’s perspective, she’s the greatest female wrestler who has ever lived. Sports Illustrated said it. She’s done so much. You need her on Evolution. She beat Bayley. She beat Lyra Valkyria. Neither deserves an opportunity. She deserves to pick her opponent. Others have for the show.

Lynch says it’s all a show, a ruse. Bayley and Lyra are in cahoots because they know that’s the only way they can get the title off each other. Last week, they pinned each other. Statistically, that’s a rarity in wrestling.

Bayley charges down to the ring with a microphone in hand. Before she can say anything, Lyra Valkyria makes her entrance and bumps Bayley on the way to the ring. Valkyria says her title is wrapped around the waist of someone who is crazy. It’s time she takes it back. Bayley gets in the ring and isn’t happy with Valkyria. Bayley says she’d have been champion if not for Valkyria two weeks ago. Valkyria sarcastically cannot believe Bayley is speaking to her. Bayley says she doesn’t need partners or friends. She does need that championship.

Lynch cackles and says it’s nice to see Bayley not trying so hard. Lynch says Valkyria dropped her like a hot potato. Valkyria says she wants to set the record straight. She didn’t bring Lynch back. Lynch called her after the attack at WrestleMania. Lynch says there wasn’t much hesitation. Lynch says Bayley is everything she’s pretending to be. Valkyria says Lynch can’t get in her head anymore. Valkyria says Lynch is right that Bayley doesn’t care about friendship when it comes to championship gold. That makes Bayley just like Lynch. Valkyria knows what she has to do on Sunday: rescue the championship from two massive disappointments.

Bayley says she sat front row when Valkyria was the first-ever Women’s Intercontinental Champion. When they had the Tag Tournament to get to WrestleMania, she saw Valkyria put in the work. Then, Bayley watched Valkyria lose that championship and raise Lynch’s hand “like a little bitch.” Valkyria strikes Lynch before brawling with Bayley. Valkyria knocks Bayley out of the ring and hits a Wrecking Ball Dropkick. Lynch goes for a Manhandle Slam on Valkyria, but Valkyria counters with a Nightwing. Bayley runs in, but Valkyria hits her with Nightwing. Valkyria picks up the title, talks trash to Lynch, and throws it back down. Valkyria stands tall and poses on the turnbuckles.

Video: Sheamus, Rusev

Video: Highlights from the brutal, hard-hitting brawl between Sheamus and Rusev last week on Raw. Rusev emerged victorious.

Backstage: Seth Rollins, Paul Heyman, Bron Breakker, “Big” Bronson Reed

Seth Rollins is in the locker room with “Big” Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker. Rollins says the match with Sami Zayn went exactly as it should have. Rollins notices Breakker has his head down. Rollins asks what’s wrong. Breakker asks what they’re going to do about Karrion Kross. People are going to think he couldn’t do it on his own. Rollins tells him to forget about Kross. Breakker still got Zayn with three Spears. Paul Heyman walks in, looking sad. Heyman asks if they heard the news. Heyman says, “Sami Zayn is out of action indefinitely.” Heyman smiles, and they all celebrate. Rollins asks why Bronson Reed is laughing because Jey Uso is in perfectly fine health. Reed says he won’t be when he’s done with him. Reed walks off, and Rollins smiles.

Jey Uso vs. “Big” Bronson Reed

“Main Event” Jey Uso is fired up with the fans all around. He makes his entrance to a huge ovation. The entire crowd YEETs with him. Uso will battle “Big” Bronson Reed next.

The bell rings, and Uso quickly starts punching Reed. Reed cuts him off and goes for an avalanche, but Uso moves. Uso strikes him and hits a snap kick. Reed blocks a whip, sends Uso hard into the corner, and avalanches him down. Reed mocks the “YEET” taunt. Reed rips Uso’s shirt off and clubs the back before punching him in the face. Reed drops a big elbow and looks around. The crowd chants, “Let’s go, Uso.” Uso avoids a senton splash and punches away at Reed with some theatrics. Uso kicks and uppercuts him before hitting an enzuigiri, knocking Reed out of the ring. Uso hits the ropes and connects with a suicide dive that sends Reed over the commentary table. Uso clears the commentary table and rolls into the ring to break the count. Reed headbutts Uso and lifts him, but Uso slides off and superkicks him down into a chair. Reed is seated and looking loopy. Uso then knocks him over with a superkick. Uso gets back in the ring and goes for a suicide dive, but Reed throws the chair into his face! The referee calls for the bell.

Winner: Jey Uso via Disqualification.

Reed heads to the top rope and crushes Uso with a Tsunami. Reed heads back to the top rope and hits another Tsunami! Reed pounds his chest. Raw General Manager Adam Pearce runs down with WWE officials. Reed leaves the ring without incident and mocks the “YEET” taunt again.

Video: Goldberg

WWE Fact of the Night: Goldberg could culminate a 28-year in-ring career at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event.

Video: LA Knight

Video: LA Knight says Seth Rollins really chapped him. Rollins has a lot of paying to do because he’s in debt. Rollins got something that belongs to him. Rollins is Mr. Money in the Bank. It’s his to carry the burden. That burden will be heavy. Knight will show Rollins what he’s about.

Video: Rhea Ripley, IYO SKY

IYO SKY will defend the Women’s World Championship against Rhea Ripley at WWE Evolution.

Video: Rhea Ripley has never defeated IYO SKY. They show all the times Sky has defeated her. Ripley says Sky has had her number every step of the way. Whether it was the Mae Young Classic, NXT, or the Women’s World Championship, she’s been a step ahead. This is her division because Mami is always on top. IYO SKY says no one in the division will ever take the title from her.

El Grande Americano vs. Dragon Lee

In the arena, El Grande Americano (Ludwig Kaiser) makes his way to the ring.

This version of El Grande Americano is Ludwig Kaiser. They circle the ring and lock up. Americano hooks a side headlock, but Lee whips him off. Americano shoulder tackles him, but Lee rolls him up for a one-count. Americano hits a head-scissor takeover, but Lee fights back with a rolling hurricanrana. They do some quick takedowns before getting into a stalemate. Americano celebrates, but Lee shoulders and kicks him back. Lee comes off the top rope with a cross-body block for a two-count. Lee blocks a kick and applies a waistlock. Americano takes him down, but Lee fights back. Lee goes for a monkey flip, but Americano lands on his feet. Lee dropkicks him and knocks him out of the ring. Lee hits the ropes and goes for a suicide dive, but Lee kicks him in the head. Americano whips Lee into the steel steps and punches away at him. Americano whips him into the barricade, and Lee flies into the timekeeper’s area.

Back from the break, Americano is fighting Lee on the top rope. Lee soon hits him with a sit-out powerbomb for a near fall. Lee signals that he’s going to rip Americano’s mask off. Americano gets away, so Lee kicks away at him and takes him down. Lee takes him down in the corner and hits a slingshot dropkick. Lee hits a running basement dropkick for a two-count. Americano fights back and hooks the arm before coming off the top rope with a blockbuster for a near fall.

Lee is recovering on the apron. Americano attacks and climbs the ropes, but Lee knocks him into the tree of woe. Lee hits a double stomp for a near fall. Americano rolls out of the ring to recover. Lee connects with a somersault plancha and gets him in the ring. Americano avoids a dive and connects with a running headbutt for the win.

Winner: El Grande Americano via Pinfall.

The replay shows El Grande Americano putting a steel plate in his mask, making that running headbutt much more devastating.

Backstage: Penta, Paul Heyman, Bron Breakker

Penta is warming up when Paul Heyman approaches him. Heyman says as Seth Rollins’ personal oracle… he speaks some insults in Spanish. Bron Breakker walks up, but Penta says, “Cero meido.” Penta walks off, and Heyman and Breakker talk about how much they hate the hand motions.

Video: Stephanie Vaquer

Video: A Stephanie Vaquer highlight reel. Vaquer says the Dark Angel has arrived on Raw to do what she has always done: dominate.

Stephanie Vaquer will be part of the Battle Royal at WWE Evolution. The winner will earn a championship match at Clash in Paris. Tomorrow night on NXT, NXT General Manager Ava will announce the participants in the match.

In-Ring: Gunther, Goldberg

World Heavyweight Champion “The Ring General” Gunther makes his way to the ring. He’ll defend his title against Goldberg on Saturday Night’s Main Event. It could be Goldberg’s final match… depending on whether he wins or not. A “Goldberg” chant fires up. Gunther says that at Saturday Night’s Main Event, he will defend his World Heavyweight Championship against Bill Goldberg. For the last two weeks, he’s been verbally abusing Goldberg in the middle of this ring. So far, Goldberg has done nothing about it. Gunther can only assume that Goldberg is afraid of him and the pressure.

We see a shot of the parking lot, where Goldberg drives up in a nice red sports car. The crowd roars at the sight of the WWE Hall of Famer. Goldberg walks with purpose backstage, enters into the Gorilla Position, and goes out to the stage amidst the sparklers.

WWE Hall of Famer Goldberg heads down to the ring and gets right in Gunther’s face. It’s unclear how he heard what Gunther had to say since he was just driving. Goldberg says they should fight right now. Gunther has been talking too much trash. A “Holy s–t” chant picks up. Goldberg says Gunther has been talking too much trash. Gunther goes to speak, but Goldberg swats the microphone out of his hand. Goldberg gives him a free shot before blocking it and punching Gunther to the ground. Goldberg sets up for a Spear, but Gunther bails out of the ring. Goldberg shouts, “Five days!” The crowd chants, “Goldberg.”

Saturday Night’s Main Event Show and Evolution 2 Shows Cards Rundown

The commentators run down the Saturday Night’s Main Event card. They then go over the WWE Evolution card.

Backstage: Penta, Seth Rollins, Paul Heyman

Penta is walking backstage. He passes Grayson Waller, who is talking with the mourning New Day. He’ll battle Seth Rollins next.

Penta vs. Seth Rollins

The bell rings, and Penta immediately superkicks Rollins out of the ring. Penta attacks Rollins at ringside and knocks him into the Prime Energy Hydration Station. Penta attacks the knee and bounces him off the barricade. Paul Heyman looks disappointed. Penta pushes Rollins against the ring post and chops the chest. Rollins rolls into the ring before rolling out. Penta attacks and bounces him off the commentary table. Penta stands on the table to celebrate. Penta presses Rollins against the ring post and goes for another chop, but Rollins avoids it. Penta slams his hand against the ring post and is hurt. Rollins sends Penta into the timekeeper’s area and takes a moment to recover. Penta blindsides him with a diving hurricanrana off the barricade.

Penta gets Rollins in the ring and celebrates a bit. Rollins attacks Penta and smothers him in the corner. Penta quickly boots Rollins and goes for a handspring slingshot dropkick, but Rollins moves. Rollins quickly snaps Penta off the top rope and sets up for a Pedigree. Penta avoids it. Rollins blocks a superkick, but Penta catches him with a clothesline over the top rope. Penta hits a tope con hilo!

Back from the break, Rollins hits a snapmare and kicks him in the spine. Rollins is cut above his right eye. Rollins uses Penta’s mask to wipe the blood away and applies a grounded bear hug. Heyman happily looks on while leaning on the Money in the Bank briefcase. Penta fights up and chops out. Rollins sends him into the ropes, but Penta holds the ropes. Penta boots Rollins and kicks him in the knee before hitting a reverse slingblade. Penta takes him down in the corner and hits a handspring slingshot dropkick. Penta sets up for a Penta Driver, but Rollins elbows out. Rollins goes for a Buckle Bomb, but Penta gets away from it. Rollins sends him to the corner, but Penta counters with a slingshot backstabber for a two-count.

The crowd chants, “This is awesome!” Penta sets up for a Mexican Destroyer, but Rollins counters by lifting him. Penta slides off and kicks him. Penta goes for a tornado DDT, but Rollins catches him and hits a gutbuster. Rollins heads to the top rope, mocks the Cero Miedo taunt, and hits a Frog Splash for a near fall. A “CM Punk” chant picks up. Rollins goes for a Stomp, but Penta moves. Rollins goes to the top rope, but Penta stuns him with a kick. Penta sets up for a superplex, but Rollins knocks him to the apron. Penta lands on his feet and charges for a head-scissor takeover off the ropes. Penta hits the Penta Driver! 1… 2… Rollins kicks out! The crowd chants, “Let’s go, Penta.” Penta sets up for the Sacrifice, but Rollins kicks him away. Penta goes for a running hurricanrana, but Rollins counters with a Buckle Bomb. Penta immediately pops out of the corner and hits a Mexican Destroyer! 1… 2… Rollins grabs the bottom rope at the last moment!

Once again, the crowd chants, “This is awesome!” Penta signals for the end, but Rollins headbutts him in the groin. Penta drops to his knees in pain. The referee didn’t see if it was intentional. Rollins is smiling before he connects with a Stomp! 1… 2… 3!

Winner: Seth Rollins via Pinfall.

Rollins tells Heyman to make the call. Heyman gets his phone out. Soon, Bron Breakker and “Big” Bronson Reed come out to the stage. All of a sudden, LA Knight attacks Rollins from behind with Blunt Force Trauma. Breakker and Reed chase him out of the ring. Breakker trips getting out of the ring and takes a weird header over the barricade. Knight manages to escape. Rollins is a bit stunned from the BFT. The crowd chants, “LA Knight” as the show comes to an end.

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