WWE Raw Results 9/29/25
Lenovo Center
Raleigh, North Carolina
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Commentators: (Joe Tessitore & Wade Barrett)
Ring Announcer: Alicia Taylor
Transcription by Josh Lopez
Rhea Ripley, Iyo Sky, The Kabuki Warriors Segment
Rhea Ripley: Asuka, Kairi, look, I always knew that it would come to this, but there was a little part of me that hoped that we could settle things in the ring, settle our problems here in the ring, like the warriors I thought you were. But, no, because after what you did to Iyo, that, that crossed the line. I mean, aren’t you the ones that claimed that she is your family? Family. So, look, this is what we’re gonna do tonight. Tonight, we’re gonna settle things in the ring. So, Kabuki Warriors, come and get me.
Iyo Sky: Rhea, it breaks my heart to say this, but you are right about Asuka and Kairi. But they are my family, and I still love them.
Asuka: Iyo, it’s up to you what happens next. I taught you everything you know. I mentored you. I paved the way for you. And now you act like none of what I did matters. You act like Rhea is your family now. Rhea is not your family. I made you who you are. You became a champion, because of me, and then you tried to forget about me. But because I love you, I am willing to forgive you. Just apologize to me like you should. Be like Kairi. You can both still be my students.
Kairi Sane: Iyo, we can be a family again.
Asuka: But for Rhea, it’s too late.
Rhea Ripley: No, no, no, no. Asuka, you can go to hell. Iyo, look, you have to trust me, please, you have to trust me. Look, I’ve been burned by my family before. Look, I’m not trying to tell you what to do, but there’s no way you can go back to them, not after what they done.
Iyo Sky: I’m sorry, Rhea, I need some time.
The Kabuki Warriors gangs up on Ripley. Iyo is distraught on the outside. Iyo storms into the ring to make the save. Iyo pulls Asuka off Ripley. Kairi plays peacemaker. Asuka blinds Iyo with the poison mist. Ripley with a double leg takedown. Ripley transitions into a ground and pound attack. Forearm Exchange. Ripley HeadButts Kairi. Ripley goes for The Rip Tide, but Asuka counters with a Roundhouse Kick. Kabuki Warriors drives Ripley shoulder first into two steel ring posts. Kabuki Warriors with Two Spinning Back Fist. Asuka drops Ripley with The Reverse DDT. Asuka applies The Asuka Lock. Kairi lands The Insane Elbow. Referees and officials finally get in the ring to maintain order to close this segment.
First Match: Dominik Mysterio (c) w/The Judgment Day vs. Rusev For The WWE Intercontinental Championship
Mysterio with a waist lock go-behind. Rusev flings Mysterio across the ring. Rusev runs after Mysterio. Mysterio repeatedly stomps on Rusev’s chest. Mysterio is throwing haymakers at Rusev. Mysterio with forearm shivers. Rusev levels Mysterio with The Body Avalanche. Rusev with The Fallaway Slam. Rusev with a Vertical Suplex. Rusev follows that with another Suplex. Rusev talks smack to Mysterio. Rusev with a straight right hand. Rusev whips Mysterio across the ring. Mysterio sends Rusev tumbling to the floor. Mysterio dropkicks Rusev off the ring apron. Rusev catches Mysterio in mid-air. Rusev with The Fallaway Slam over the announce table. Rusev has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Rusev applies an arm-bar. Mysterio with three sharp knee strikes. Mysterio decks Rusev with a JawBreaker. Mysterio ducks under two clotheslines from Rusev. Mysterio with a Hurricanrana. Mysterio with The Stinger Splash. Rusev reverses out of the irish whip from Mysterio.
Mysterio side steps Rusev into the turnbuckles. Mysterio rocks Rusev with a forearm smash. Mysterio slams Rusev’s head on the top rope. Mysterio with The Slingshot Senton for a one count. Rusev blocks The Three Amigos. Mysterio with a drop toe hold into the middle rope. Mysterio goes for The 619, but Rusev counters with an Inside Out Lariat. Rusev prepares for The Machka Kick. Mysterio wisely exits the ring. Mysterio drives Rusev sternum first into the steel ring steps. Mysterio rolls Rusev back into the ring. Mysterio with a 619. Mysterio dropkicks Rusev into the middle rope. Mysterio hits The 619. Mysterio goes for The Frog Splash, but Rusev ducks out of the way. Rusev delivers The Machka Kick for a two count. Rusev stomps on Mysterio’s back. Mysterio avoids The Accolade. Mysterio grabs both his titles and starts walking away. Rusev rolls Mysterio back into the ring. Rusev grabs the AAA Title. The referee snatches the AAA Title away from Rusev. Mysterio channels his inner Eddie Guerrero, pretending that Rusev clocked him with the IC Title. Mysterio connects with The Low Blow behind the referee’s back. Mysterio rolls Rusev over with a handful of tights to pickup the victory.
Winner: Still WWE Intercontinental Champion, Dominik Mysterio via Pinfall
– We see a conversation LA Knight had with Adam Pearce earlier today. Pearce says that it was a terrible idea for having Knight being the special guest referee at Wrestlepalooza. Tonight, it’s about The Usos versus The Vision. Knight says that every show is about him. Pearce wants to stay out of tonight’s main event. Knight wants a shot at the World Heavyweight Championship. The New Day interrupts the conversation. Xavier Woods says that PENTA is Pearce’s mercenary, and he took Grayson Waller out of action last week. Pearce refuses to ban The Mexican Destroyer. Therefore, The New Day feels like they’re owed a World Tag Team Championship Match. How many times is Pearce gonna go over this. One, The New Day haven’t earned a title shot. Secondly, he was in the middle of a meeting. Knight doesn’t care about what The New Day wants. Kofi reminds Knight that he’s the only World Heavyweight Champion that’s in the room, so he should mind his business while grown men talk to Pearce. Knight says that Kofi will never be a World Champion, again. Knight wants Pearce to put his name on a contract next to Seth Rollins. Knight proceeds to challenge Kofi to a match and promises to drop him with a BFT. Pearce makes the match official.
The History Of Cody Rhodes & Seth Rollins Rivalry Part One: Enemies
Cody Rhodes: When I left WWE, I did so, because I had to, it was a necessity. If I was going to become the person I wanted to be, the wrestler I wanted to be, the champion I dreamed of being, I had to go out and do it on my own terms, and so I did.
Seth Rollins: And all credit to you, Cody. You saw sickness eating you from within, and you did what needed to be done, to cut it out, and that is to be commended. But in your absence, WWE move right along, and I was at the forefront. I was the architect, the messiah, its champion, The Visionary, The Revolutionary. I put this company on my back and carried it into a golden age. And what was my award, for all of my sacrifice, I was literally begging for a match on WrestleMania.
Cody Rhodes: I can understand that resentment, Seth, that bitterness. I remember once feeling that way, myself. But that night in Dallas, for me, that night was a revelation. I got to come home, and in front of 65,000 screaming fans, stepping into the ring with a generational talent. I got to immediately put my hand in the flame and see if I could take the heat, if I could measure up with the best WWE, and the world had to offer. I was baptized by that fire, and I walked away knowing that I can write my own story.
Seth Rollins: I’m happy I was able to provide you with inspiration, with which to write your own story, Cody. But the fact is, our story wasn’t over. It wasn’t over at WrestleMania when you had the element of surprise on your side. It wasn’t over at Backlash, either, when you held my tights to steal a victory. No, our story needed to go to hell and back.
Cody Rhodes: Hell In A Cell, it’s the most painful night of my career. Looking back on it, probably wasn’t the smartest decision I ever made. There are no words to describe what we did to each other, the limits that were pushed, and the lines that were crossed. And yet somehow amidst all of that, I somehow found respect, respect for the singular competitor that you are, someone who forces you to raise your game to levels that you didn’t know you had within you.
Seth Rollins: Respect for your resilience, facing immeasurable pain, your refusal to just stay down.
Cody Rhodes: That will forever be a defining victory in my career.
Seth Rollins: And you will forever be a defining rival of mine, which is why what happened next is so tragic.
– Bayley runs into Lyra Valkyria in the backstage area. Lyra is not surprised that Bayley is wearing her t-shirt this week, after the way she acted last week. Bayley has a match coming up next, so why is she still playing mind games? Bayley wanted to see if Lyra would be in her corner again, last week worked out so perfectly. Lyra sarcastically says that, yeah, she’ll help Bayley win and then get put on her ass on worldwide television. Bayley says that Lyra has every right to be upset, but she’s been going through a lot since WrestleMania. It’s not Lyra’s fault or responsibility, but Bayley feels like she can’t move forward without her support. Lyra doesn’t know if Bayley is genuine or not, she can’t continue to give her second chances. Lyra tells Bayley to do this on her own.
– Zuffa Boxing will be launching in January 2026.
Second Match: Bayley vs. Raquel Rodriguez w/Roxanne Perez
Bayley drop steps into a side headlock. Rodriguez blocks the side headlock takeover. Bayley with two gut punches. Bayley with a forearm smash. Bayley ducks a clothesline from Rodriguez. Rodriguez catches Bayley in mid-air. Bayley blocks The Fallaway Slam. Rodriguez reverses out of the irish whip from Bayley. Bayley dives over Rodriguez. Rodriguez drops Bayley with a shoulder tackle. Rodriguez launches Bayley to the corner. Bayley side steps Rodriguez into the turnbuckles. Bayley rocks Rodriguez with a forearm smash. Bayley transitions into a corner mount. Rodrgiuez goes for a PowerBomb, but Bayley lands back on her feet. Bayley decks Rodriguez with a JawBreaker. Bayley grabs a side headlock. Rodriguez blocks The Tornado Bulldog. Rodriguez whips Bayley back first into the turnbuckles. Rodriguez with clubbing shoulder blocks. Rodriguez slams Bayley’s head on the top turnbuckle pad. Rodriguez stomps on Bayley’s chest. Rodriguez talks smack to Bayley. Rodriguez once again whips Bayley back first into the turnbuckles. Bayley with forearm shivers.
Rodriguez responds with a corner clothesline. Rodriguez with repeated back elbow smashes. Forearm Exchange. Bayley hits The Middle Rope Stunner. Bayley lands The Suicide Dive. Bayley with The Ring Post Dropkick. Rodriguez catches Bayley in mid-air. Rodriguez swings Bayley’s head into the ringside barricade. Rodriguez has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Bayley dropkicks Rodriguez to the floor. Bayley kicks Rodriguez in the gut. Bayley nails Rodriguez with The Twist Of Fate on the floor. Bayley rolls Rodriguez back into the ring. Bayley with The Flying Elbow Drop. Bayley lands The Swanton Bomb for a two count. Bayley buries her shoulders into the midsection of Rodriguez. Bayley with a Wavy Back Elbow. Bayley goes for a Flying Clothesline, but Rodriguez counters with The Fallaway Slam.
Rodriguez with The Diving Corkscrew Elbow for a two count. Rodriguez goes for The Slingshot Jack Hammer, but Bayley lands back on her feet. Bayley with The Stunner. Rodriguez clotheslines Bayley for a two count. Bayley with a double leg takedown. Bayley applies The Figure Four Leg Lock. The referee tells Roxanne Perez to back away. Perez rakes the eyes of Bayley behind the referee’ back. Rodriguez drops Bayley with The Big Boot. Rodriguez connects with The Tejana Bomb to pickup the victory. After the match, The Judgment Day gangs up on Bayley. Lyra Valkyria storms into the ring to make the save. Valkyria clotheslines Perez. Valkyria with Two Enzuigiri’s. Valkyria goes for The Night Wing, but Rodriguez gets in the way. Rodriguez with The Western Lariat. Perez with The Cartwheel Knee Drop. Bayley gets in her crazy deep trance. Bayley drops Rodriguez with a Running Knee Strike. Bayley with a Saito Suplex to Perez. Bayley clotheslines Rodriguez over the top rope. Bayley helps Valkyria get back on her feet. Bayley is super excited while still calling Valkyria an idiot.
Winner: Raquel Rodriguez via Pinfall
– We see The Usos talking in the back. Jimmy points out the fact that Jey walked out on him last week when he was asking for help. Jimmy doesn’t get it. Helping LA Knight gets The Usos nowhere according to Jey. He cost them the match at Wrestlepalooza. Jey wants to ask Jimmy a question. Why is he helping LA Knight? Jey made it very clear that he didn’t want his brother helping out LA Knight. Nobody gives a damn. Jey did what he had to do, he bodied LA Knight, he got the victory, and that’s it, mission accomplished. If Jey did more of that, maybe he would be the World Heavyweight Champion by now. And guess what, that’s something Jimmy don’t get. Forget LA Knight, they’re gonna go out there and handle business with The Vision.
– Iyo Sky tells Kairi Sane to stay away. Kairi says that it’s not too late, they could still be a family. Just follow Kairi and apologize to Asuka. Iyo tells Kairi to leave her alone. Kairi gives Iyo a picture of all three of them hanging out together.
– Raw will go back to 8pm ET next week. The show will emanate from Dallas, Texas.
Third Match: LA Knight vs. Kofi Kingston w/Xavier Woods
Kofi shoves Knight after the bell rings. Knight returns the favor. A lot more jaw-jacking. Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Knight backs Kofi into the turnbuckles. Kofi turns Knight over. Knight is throwing haymakers at Kofi. Knight whips Kofi across the ring. Kofi kicks Knight in the chest. Kofi flips over a clothesline from Knight. Knight drops Kofi with a NeckBreaker for a one count. Knight whips Kofi across the ring. Knight scores the elbow knockdown. Kofi punches Knight. Kofi drives his knee into the midsection of Knight. Kofi kicks Knight in the ribs. Kofi applies an arm-bar. Kofi repeatedly slaps Knight in the back of the head. Knight with three haymakers. Kofi answers with The Kitchen Sink. Kofi kicks Knight in the back for a two count. Kofi applies a top wrist lock. Kofi with a knee lift. Wrist Lock Exchange. Knight wrenches on the left shoulder of Kofi. Knight with a short-arm clothesline.
Kofi with The Hot Shot into the top rope. Knight sends Kofi crashing to the outside. Knight dribbles Kofi’s head on the ringside barricade. Knight gets distracted by Woods. Knight hammers down on Kofi’s back. Woods continues to run interference. Kofi with a Skin The Cat Dropkick. Kofi drives Knight face first into the steel ring post. Kofi mocks Knight. Kofi with The Flying Splash off the ring apron. Kofi is fired up. Kofi has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Kofi HeadButts Knight. Knight fires back with a series of haymakers. Kofi sweeps out the legs of Knight. Kofi with The Flying Tomahawk Chop for a two count.
Kofi puts his leg on the back of Knight’s neck. Woods delivers a cheap shot behind the referee’s back. Kofi hooks the outside leg for a two count. Knight with heavy bodyshots. Knight with three haymakers. Kofi kicks Knight in the gut. Kofi heads to the outside. Knight slams Kofi’s head on the barricade. Knight rolls Kofi back into the ring. Knight with The Slingshot Shoulder Tackle. Knight sends Kofi chest first into the turnbuckles. Knight with a Leaping NeckBreaker. Knight blasts Woods off the apron. Kofi rolls Knight over for a two count. Kofi with The Pendulum Kick. Kofi dives over Knight. Knight dodges The Trouble In Paradise. Knight goes for a Belly to Back Suplex, but Kofi lands back on his feet. Knight connects with The BFT to pickup the victory.
Winner: LA Knight via Pinfall
– Tessitore & Barrett recaps the brawl Cody Rhodes & Randy Orton had with The Vision this past week on SmackDown.
– Becky Lynch pokes fun at Maxxine Dupri and Akira Tozawa in the backstage area. When Maxxine had a conversation with Adam Pearce awhile back, she was hoping he would give her a match with Becky Lynch, because, after all, she is the greatest female wrestler of all-time, right? Becky reminds Maxxine that it’s not just her saying it, other people say it, Sports Illustrated says it, Bleacher Report says it, everybody says it. Maxxine says that AJ Lee is the only person who doesn’t say that. Becky proceeds to sucker punch Tozawa. Maxxine tells Becky to leave Tozawa out of it. Becky attacks Maxxine from behind. Becky repeatedly slams Maxxine’s head on the merchandise table. Becky tees off on Maxxine. Becky walks up to Seth Rollins who looks despondent. Becky asks Seth if he needs help tonight. Seth says that he’ll handle business with Cody Rhodes by himself.
Seth Rollins & Cody Rhodes Segment
Seth Rollins: Cody Rhodes versus Seth Freakin’ Rollins. Cody Rhodes has three wins, Seth Rollins has three losses. You think that bothers me, Cody Rhodes thinks that bothers me, that doesn’t bother me, because it doesn’t matter. Those matches were in the past. Those versions of Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins are in the past. Those were men trying to reach the top. What matters is Crown Jewel, because now you’ve got two men at the very top, the WWE Champion, the WWE World Heavyweight Champion, and we will go one-on-one at Crown Jewel. And the winner, the winner of that match, doesn’t just win the Crown Jewel Championship, the winner of that match very well may decide the next 10-20 years of the future of this entire industry.
And the thing that I kind of don’t understand is that there are some people out there tonight, some people watching at home who actually want Cody Rhodes. You people who sing for him, and you say his name, you actually want him to win that match, you actually think Cody Rhodes should lead this company into the future, you actually believe that Cody Rhodes is the Quarterback of WWE. And I just got to ask you, honestly, honestly, have you lost your mind? What is wrong with you? I am the one to lead this industry into the future. I have done everything right, everything, I’ve done it all. I stayed here when times got tough. I brought this company into its golden age. I have taken two young men in Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker, I have taken them under my wing and given them my knowledge to secure their place at the top. I’ve done it all, sacrifice everything, tried to rid this place of cancers, like Roman Reigns and CM Punk, and still, and still, and still, you people still chant for Cody.
Cody Rhodes: Seth, I’m a bit messy, I’m a bit dramatic, but what are we talking about? The future of the industry seems a bit much. The future of the industry, as if you have any control, you don’t, I don’t. You know who has all the control? It’s not something we can control, the same with Bron and Bronson, you bringing them under your wing. Teach them, yes. Control them, no. By the way, they happened to show up Friday on SmackDown, that’s not their show. But I have reason to believe that you didn’t send them, Mr. Heyman sent them, which he we are again on this subject of control, once again. When comes to your own group, who’s in control?
Seth Rollins: Let me says this, plainly. Every decision goes through me. I sent Bron and Bronson to SmackDown. You didn’t get the message very clearly last week on Raw, so I sent them to SmackDown to see if they could get it through your brain.
Cody Rhodes: Everything goes through you? Everything goes through you, so I assume you were the one who allowed Mr. Heyman to announce Brock Lesnar?
Seth Rollins: Every decision runs through me. Everything runs through me, you understand that? I’m the reason you’re here.
Cody Rhodes: Seth, I’m trying here, they’re trying here, we’re all meant here to have fun. Let’s just strip this down to what it’s supposed to be about, Crown Jewel Championship, Perth, Australia. The Undisputed WWE Champion against the very best, against the World Heavyweight Champion, you, Seth Freakin’ Rollins. It could be that simple. Again, I’m trying here. I would like to think, 20 years from now, where are you and I going to be? Are we gonna be sitting in those chairs back there, talking to the future of the industry, reminiscing on our old matches? Is that wishful thinking, maybe. Here’s an image I know is as real as real gets. It was you at WrestleMania XL, standing right there, extending your hand to me, your knees shot, a man of your word. You were The Shield for me, the MVP of WrestleMania, every bit of emotional guilt between you and I lifted, amended. Everything in our history, I thought you were my friend.
Seth Rollins: Shut up. Shut up. I was never your friend. And we were never friends, that was never friendship, that was a means to an end. You know what, at WrestleMania XL, you were the lesser of two evils, man. So, that little scenario about the future that you just painted, that’s never gonna happen. We’re never gonna be friends. I’m never gonna shake your hand, I’m never gonna raise your hand, I’m never gonna call you the better the man, I’m never gonna call you my equal. Never, it’s not gonna happen. But I’ll tell what I will do. I will cleanse the timeline. At Crown Jewel, everything that happened before between us is dead. And after Crown Jewel, I write a new history, I write a new future, and there’s only one person who will lead that vision, and that person is Seth Freakin’ Rollins.
– Rhea Ripley catches up with Iyo Sky in the back. Iyo tells Rhea that she had a conversation with Adam Pearce. At Crown Jewel, Rhea & Iyo will battle The Kabuki Warriors. Rhea just wants to make sure that she can trust Iyo. Iyo says that Rhea can trust. Kairi Sane is lost, Iyo can’t go back to them. Rhea hugs Iyo.
Dragon Lee says that it’s an honor to share the ring with AJ Styles. Dragon brings up the fact that he’s the Number One Contender for the AAA Mega Championship, and he’s coming after Dominik Mysterio.
AJ Styles Promo
Well, thanks to you guys, I got a match at Crown Jewel against John Cena. So, I would want to take a moment to say, thank you, I get to do something that I love. I get to beat up, John Cena. But tonight, we kick Los Americanos ass.
Fourth Match: AJ Styles & Dragon Lee vs. Los Americanos w/El Grande Americano
Dragon Lee and Ryo Americano will start things off. Ryo kicks Lee in the gut. Ryo with closed fist shots. Ryo with a straight right hand. Lee reverses out of the irish whip from Ryo. Ryo goes for a Sunset Flip, but Lee counters with a Double Foot Stomp. Lee with a Corner Dropkick. Lee sweeps out the legs of Ryo. Bravo pulls Ryo out of harms way. Los Americanos drives Lee crotch first into the steel ring post. Stereo Corner Dropkicks. Los Americanos has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Bravo tags himself in. Double Irish Whip. Double Running HeadButt to Lee. Los Americanos poses for the crowd. Chop Exchange. Lee kicks Bravo in the face. Bravo tags in Ryo. Lee with a Snap German Suplex. Ryo stops Lee in his tracks.
Ryo with The La Magistral for a two count. Ryo kicks Lee in the ribs. Ryo puts Lee on the top turnbuckle. Ryo is throwing haymakers at Lee. Ryo goes for The Top Rope Hurricanrana, but Lee blocks it. Lee gets Ryo tied up in the tree of woe. Lee with The Flying Double Foot Stomp. Styles and Bravo are tagged in. Styles ducks a clothesline from Bravo. Styles with two clotheslines. Styles delivers The Phenomenal Blitz. Styles with a Sliding Basement Forearm. Bravo launches Styles over the top rope. Styles rocks Bravo with a leaping forearm smash. El Grande Americano denies The Phenomenal Forearm. Bravo tags in Ryo. Double SuperKick to Styles. Lee drops Bravo with a Running Pump Knee Strike. Ryo thrust kicks the left knee of Lee. Ryo SuperKicks Lee. Styles ducks a clothesline from Ryo. Styles nails Ryo with The Pele Kick. Styles wipes out El Grande with a Slingshot Forearm. Styles hits The Phenomenal Forearm. Lee SuperKicks Ryo. Lee lands The SomerSault Plancha. Styles connects with The Pop Up Styles Clash to pickup the victory.
Winner: AJ Styles & Dragon Lee via Pinfall
– Next week on Raw, CM Punk will be back on the program. Becky Lynch battles Maxxine Dupri. Plus, Lyra Valkyria collides with Roxanne Perez.
– WWE Crown Jewel Championship Video Package.
– Jackie Redmond had a backstage interview with Stephanie Vaquer. La Primera is excited about Crown Jewel and facing Tiffany Stratton. Stephanie respects Tiffany, but she’ll learn why La Primera is unstoppable. Stephanie says that she’ll become the Crown Jewel Champion. Tiffany Stratton joins the conversation. Tiffany respects Stephanie, but she’s taken out legends, and the best the women’s division has had to offer this entire year, and she’s been the WWE Women’s Champion for 268 days. Tiffany is not gonna let someone who’s been on top for two weeks change her story. They’re both taking long flights to Australia, but one thing will remain the same, this will always be Tiffy Time. Stephanie says that Tiffany’s time will be over. Tiffany says that La Primera will have to get used to being second place.
– Before The Vision makes their entrance, Paul Heyman asks Seth Rollins if he’s okay. Seth stresses the point that he has to beat Cody Rhodes at Crown Jewel.
Fifth Match: The Usos vs. The Vision w/Paul Heyman In A Tornado Tag Team Match
Jey starts things off with The Stage Dive before the bell rings. Jimmy chops Breakker. Reed goes for a Bodyslam, but Jey lands back on his feet. Jey sends Ree face first into the steel ring post. Breakker drives his knee into the midsection of Jimmy. Breakker with clubbing shoulder blocks. Breakker sends Jimmy to the corner. Jimmy dives over Breakker. Jimmy thrust kicks the midsection of Breakker. Jimmy with a drop down uppercut. Jey with a flying forearm smash in the corner. Jimmy ducks a clothesline from Reed. The Usos treats Reed like a punching bag. Double Rock Punch. Stereo Running Hip Attacks. The Usos clotheslines Breakker over the top rope. Reed pulls Jimmy out of the ring. Breakker with a running haymaker. Breakker transitions into a ground and pound attack. Reed tees off on Jimmy. Breakker dumps Jey out of the ring.
Breakker prepares for The Flying Lariat. Jey with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Jey launches Breakker over the ringside barricade. Jey goes for a Suicide Dive, but Reed counters with a forearm smash. Reed sends Jey shoulder first into the steel ring steps. Jimmy with a forearm smash. Reed HeadButts Jimmy. Reed clears the announce table. Jimmy blocks The Jagged Edge. Jimmy SuperKicks Reed. Breakker with The Flying Lariat through the announce table. The Vision has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Jey is displaying his fighting spirit. Double Toe Kick to Jey. Breakker with The Northern Lights Suplex. Breakker talks smack to the camera. Reed with an Elbow Drop on Jey’s lower back. Breakker toys around with Jey. Reed sends Jey to the corner. Jey kicks Reed in the face. Jey with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Reed catches Jey in mid-air.
Reed drops Jey with The World’s Strongest Slam. Breakker with a Running Lariat. Reed puts Jey on his shoulders. Breakker hits The Doomsday Bulldog. Breakker tells Reed to wait. Breakker drags Jey to the corner. Reed prepares for The Tsunami. Jimmy shoves Reed off the top turnbuckle. Jimmy with The Apron Enzuigiri. Jimmy SuperKicks Breakker. Jimmy ducks a clothesline from Breakker. Jimmy hits The Pop Up Samoan Drop. Reed responds with The Jagged Edge. Breakker Spears Jey. Breakker stacks Jimmy on top of Jey. Reed ascends to the top turnbuckle. Roman Reigns music hits. Reigns comes down to the ring with a steel chair. Reigns launches Breakker over the top rope. Reigns delivers multiple chair shots to The Vision. Reigns rolls Breakker back into the ring. Jimmy SuperKicks Breakker. Jey Spears Breakker. The Usos connects with The Double Uce to pickup the victory. After the match, Reigns whips Breakker with the chair. Reigns relays the message to Jey about fuck everybody, smash them all as the show goes off the air.
Winner: The Usos via Pinfall
Total Run-Time: 2 Hours, 31 Minutes, 14 Seconds
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