WWE Raw Results 10/27/25
Honda Center
Anaheim, California
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Commentators: (Joe Tessitore & Wade Barrett)
Ring Announcer: Alicia Taylor
Transcription by Josh Lopez
CM Punk & Jey Uso Segment
Jey Uso: I said, welcome to Mon-Jey Night Raw. I’ve got a lot of people in my ears these days, uce. I’ve got Roman in my ear, I’ve got Jimmy in my ear, everybody mama in my ear. But I’m tell you all this, uce, right now, I don’t give a damn what they think about me. Yeah, because it’s just me, uce. It’s just me for the number one contender, i’s just me Saturday Night, it’s just me who’s going to be the new World Heavyweight Champion, two-time. Hey, y’all know the lingo, four letters, one word, ugh-ugh, YEET!
– CM Punk mocks Jey Uso with having his entrance music replayed after making his entrance.
CM Punk: Alright, alright, alright, I apologize for stealing your stuff. Four letters, one word, Punk. I’m going to do my best not to get in your personal space tonight, because Saturday, that’s all you’re going to get, and that’s me in your grill. But before we get to Saturday, let’s talk about tonight, right now. I’m happy for you. You’re finally listening to you, not listening to all of the noise, Jimmy, Roman. It’s no secret, it’s no secret Anaheim that me and Jey are friends, which makes it harder for me to lace them up against you. I always try to put myself in my opponent’s shoes, but I’ve never been in your situation, because I’ve always listened to myself. I follow my heart, I listen to my gut, and I believe in myself, which is easy to do when you’re winning, it’s a lot harder to do when you’re losing or when you’re about to lose. Now, I’ve had a lot of questions coming out here, and your body language answers a lot of them for me, your actions last week answer a lot of questions for me.
I know you got what it takes. I watched you throw your brother over the top rope. Congratulations on the winning battle royal, by the way. And ladies and gentlemen, I don’t mean to admonish you, but you don’t boo that, it’s well within the rules, it’s every man for himself. Jey is just showing everybody, including me, that he’s got what it takes. And if you’re listening to you, and you’re not listening to anybody else, I’m talking to you, Jey. You got what it takes, but how far are you willing to go? I’m not asking Big Jim’s Brother, I’m certainly not asking Little Roman, I’m asking “Main Event” Jey Uso, how far are you willing to go, because you’re not the only one who needs to be champion again. The small amount of time I held onto that title at SummerSlam after besting GUNTHER was way too short, I need to be champion like I need air in my lungs. And I how know far I’m willing to go, but Saturday night, Saturday Night’s Main Event, Jey Uso versus CM Punk, when you’re faced down on the mat after I knocked out your grill, and you look up and realize that you’re in a situation that you can’t YEET yourself out of, look at me, how far are you willing to go?
Jey Uso: Let’s go, Punk. Let’s go, uce. I’ve been in deep waters before, I know how to swim. But you’re gonna do what you always do, you’re gonna spin the block, have these people thinking you’re the man to get behind, right? That’s what you do, uce. As soon as I do something right for me, he’s gonna paint the picture, like, I’m the bad guy. I know, I know, guess what, screw you, Punk. Yeah, yeah, because Saturday night, I show you who the best in the world is, uce. Four letters, one word, ugh-ugh, YEET!
– We head to The Judgment Day’s Clubhouse. Dominik Mysterio says that they have a problem. Adam Pearce has some vendetta against him, and now Rusev and PENTA are competing in a Number One Contenders Match. Raquel Rodriguez says that, if Dom wasn’t such a perpetual cheater, he wouldn’t have a problem. Dom feels that heinous, because he’s never cheated a day in his life. Now he has to face the winner at Saturday Night’s Main Event, so what are they going to do? Finn Balor is taken aback by those questions. JD says that their focus is on getting back the World Tag Team Titles, the ones Dom cost them last week. JD tells Dom that he’s on his own. Dom calls El Grande Americano as he leaves the clubhouse. Raquel is not allowing Roxanne to talk to Dom, because she needs to focus on her match with Nikki Bella.
– O’Shea Jackson Jr. and members of the LA Galaxy Soccer Team are in the house tonight.
First Match: Rusev vs. PENTA In A Number One Contenders Match For The WWE Intercontinental Championship
Penta ducks a clothesline from Rusev. Penta with a flurry of overhand chops. Rusev launches Penta to the corner. Penta kicks Rusev in the face. Penta drops Rusev with The Reverse SlingBlade. Penta ducks a clothesline from Rusev. Penta with a Tilt-A-Whirl Headscissors Takeover. Rusev regroups on the outside. Penta goes for The Suicide Dive, but Rusev counters with a straight right hand. Rusev climbs up to the ring apron. Penta with a gut punch. Penta with Two Step Up Enzuigiri’s. Penta follows that with The SomerSault Plancha. Penta with The Springboard Tornado DDT for a two count. Penta is fired up. Penta calls for The Mexican Destroyer. Rusev wisely exits the ring. Rusev rocks Pent with a forearm smash. Rusev sends Penta face first into the ring apron. Rusev kicks Penta in the face. Rusev drags Penta out of the ring. Rusev with a big haymaker. Rusev clotheslines Penta on the floor. Rusev rolls Penta back into the ring. Rusev levels Penta with The Body Avalanche.
Rusev sends Penta to the corner. Penta with The Leaping Backstabber for a two count. Penta with a Baseball Slide Dropkick. Penta goes for another, but Rusev ducks out of the way. Rusev dumps Penta face first on the steel ring steps. Rusev has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Rusev goes after Penta’s mask. Penta with repeated up kicks. Penta goes for The Springboard Crossbody Block, but Rusev counters with The Bear Hug. Penta is throwing haymakers at Rusev. Penta with a knife edge chop. Rusev shoves Penta across the ring. Rusev with The Big Boot. Penta side steps Rusev into the turnbuckles. Penta with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Penta with The Corner Handstand Dropkick for a two count. Rusev tells Penta to bring it.
Penta obliges with The Roundhouse Kick. Penta with Two SuperKicks. Penta ascends to the top turnbuckle. Rusev delivers The Machka Kick in mid-air for a two count. Rusev is displaying his frustration. Rusev stomps on Penta’s back. Penta escapes The Accolade. Penta hits The Penta Driver for a two count. Penta and Rusev are trading back and forth shots. Los Americanos stormed into the ring to attack Penta and Rusev which forced the referee to call off the match. After the match, El Grande Americano uppercuts Penta. Los Americanos throws Rusev into the steel ring steps. El Grande and Los Americanos poses for the crowd. Rusev rises back on his feet. Rusev launches Bravo over the top rope. Rusev with an Inside Out Lariat. Americano begs for mercy. Penta SuperKicks Americano. Penta goes for The Penta Driver, but Los Americanos pulls El Grande out of the ring.
Match Result: No-Contest
– Jackie Redmond had a backstage interview with LA Knight. Where does he go from here after falling short in last week’s Number One Contenders Battle Royal? Sometimes you almost lose the drive to keep moving forward. He did fall short; he didn’t come out with what he needed. Did Jey Uso really mean to throw his brother over the top rope? Knight doesn’t care about any of that, because at the end of the day, Jey is going on to Saturday Night’s Main Event, and he’s not. Knight doesn’t know how to quit. No matter who becomes the World Heavyweight Champion, they’ll have a target on their back, because his business is capturing that World Heavyweight Championship, with everybody saying, LA Knight, YEAH!!!
– We head to The Vision’s Locker Room. Bron Breakker is still complaining about the fact that they should’ve been in the battle royal last week, because it was their quickest path to the World Heavyweight Championship. Paul Heyman loves Bron’s idea, but there would be consequences to it, because it would’ve exasperated and already pissed off Adam Pearce, who could’ve suspended all of three of them indefinitely without pay and made it his life mission to keep Bron Breakker away from the World Heavyweight Championship. Instead of using that great idea on 20 guys, let’s just it one man. There’s only one man shares their vision right now. CM Punk and Jey Uso are going to beat each other half to death. That champion will show up to Raw next week as a victim, looking to be victimized by a true victimizer. If Bron eliminates that one person that shares their vision, and his path to the World Heavyweight Championship is clear. Heyman informs Breakker that he already talked to Adam Pearce, and he’ll face that man very soon. Breakker wants to know who his opponent is going to be. That man will indeed be Knight.
– We got a cool video package celebrating Asuka’s 10 years in the WWE.
– We see The Judgment Day talking to Adam Pearce in his office. Pearce wants to know where Dominik Mysterio, because he has some very important news to share with him. JD tells Pearce that he could give them their tag team title rematch tonight. Pearce says that Finn Balor and JD McDonagh are already busy tonight. They must have forgot that they cost Sheamus the battle royal last week. Pearce says that Sheamus is pissed off. Finn and JD will now have to decide which one of them will face Sheamus tonight. JD tells Pearce that he’ll fight Sheamus, and after he’s done ripping his head off, he’s coming back to Pearce’s office. Balor doesn’t want Pearce to forget about their tag team title rematch.
Second Match: Roxanne Perez w/Raquel Rodriguez vs. Nikki Bella
Perez rolls under the collar and elbow tie up after the bell rings. Perez wants Nikki to shake her hand. Nikki is not buying that. Perez slaps Nikki in the face. Perez sends Nikki to the ring apron. Nikki with a shoulder block. Nikki with The Sunset Flip for a two count. Nikki slaps Perez in the face. The referee checks on Perez. Nikki ducks a clothesline from Perez. Nikki dropkicks Perez. Nikki with a fireman’s carry takeover. Nikki applies an arm-bar. Perez answers with a headscissors escape. Nikki grabs a side headlock. Perez with a hair pull takedown. Perez transitions into a ground and pound attack. Perez applies a side headlock. Nikki reverses the hold. Perez whips Nikki across the ring. Nikki blocks The Side Russian Leg Sweep. Nikki with three sharp elbow strikes. Nikki ducks another clothesline from Perez. Nikki with a knee smash. Perez regroups on the outside. Rodriguez stops Nikki in her tracks. Nikki rocks Perez with a forearm smash. Nikki whips Perez into the ringside barricade.
Nikki slams Perez’s head on the ring apron. Nikki repeatedly slams Perez’s head on the top turnbuckle. Nikki kicks Perez in the face. Nikki ascends to the top turnbuckle. Rodriguez delivers a cheap shot behind the referee’s back. Perez catapults Nikki throat first into the middle rope. Perez has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Perez uses the middle rope to choke Nikki. Perez with a Running Uppercut across the back of Nikki’s neck. Perez with The Double Springboard MoonSault for a two count. Perez applies the cravate. Nikki with elbows into the midsection of Perez. Perez goes into the lateral press for a two count. Perez with forearm shivers across the back of Nikki’s neck. Perez starts doing push ups. Nikki with a double leg takedown. Nikki transitions into a ground and pound attack.
Nikki kicks Perez in the face. Nikki with forearm shivers. Nikki whips Perez across the ring. Perez ducks a clothesline from Nikki. Nikki drops Perez with a Flying Face Plant. Nikki with two diving clotheslines. Nikki with a single leg dropkick. Nikki follows that with a corner clothesline. Nikki with The Springboard Enzuigiri for a two count. Nikki goes for The Rack Attack 2.0, but Perez counters with The Sleeper Hold. Nikki sends Perez back first into the canvas. Perez with a drop toe hold into the middle rope. Nikki hits The SpineBuster for a two count. Rodriguez continues to run interference. Nikki knocks Rodriguez off the apron. The referee catches Perez using the bottom rope for leverage for a two count. Nikki rolls Perez over for a two count. Nikki with a big forearm smash. Perez blocks The Rack Attack 2.0. Perez sends Nikki face first into the middle turnbuckle pad. Perez connects with The Pop Rocks to pickup the victory. After the match, Rodriguez attacks Nikki from behind. Stephanie Vaquer storms into the ring to make the save. Vaquer gets into a huge standoff with Rodriguez.
Winner: Roxanne Perez via Pinfall
– Lyra Valkyria runs into The Kabuki Warriors in the backstage area. Asuka says that they should be in the tag team title match. Asuka blames Lyra and Bayley for cutting the line. Lyra says that she had nothing to do with this. Asuka screams at Lyra in Japanese and walks away. Kairi Sane warns Lyra about making Asuka upset. Asuka yells for Kairi. Bayley pops out of nowhere. Bayley asks Lyra what’s going on. Bayley doesn’t care about The Kabuki Warriors. Bayley got Lyra a matching jacket. Lyra has never been in the ring with Charlotte Flair or Alexa Bliss, so this is a big deal to her. The Women’s Tag Team Titles mean a lot to Bayley, and she knows that Lyra would like to rewrite some of their history, and they’re in the main event tonight. Bayley asks Lyra what happens if they lose. Lyra asks Bayley what happens if we win. Bayley loved that response and they do a special handshake.
– Jey Uso runs into Jimmy Uso. It’s just him now? Jey doesn’t give a damn what his brother thinks now? Jimmy saved Jey two times during that battle royal last week. Soon as Jimmy turns around while helping Jey, he threw him out. Jey says that he was trying to eliminate LA Knight. Jimmy saw the tape; he’s not falling for that. Jey saved his own ass last week. It was supposed to be Jimmy and Jey as the final two, and then it would’ve been everyman for himself, but Jey thought about himself, like he always does. You know what Jimmy thinks? Jimmy thinks if it really came down between the two of them, and Jey really believed in himself, he wouldn’t have been so scared to find out.
Third Match: Bron Breakker w/The Vision vs. LA Knight
Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Breakker backs Knight into the turnbuckles. The referee calls for a clean break. Knight decks Breakker with a back elbow smash. Knight is throwing haymakers at Breakker. Breakker applies a side headlock. Knight whips Breakker across the ring. Knight drops down on the canvas. Knight scores the elbow knockdown. Knight transitions into a corner mount. Breakker goes for The Inverted Atomic Drop, but Knight lands back on his feet. Knight clotheslines Breakker. Breakker blocks a boot from Knight. Knight with two haymakers. Breakker grabs a side headlock. Knight whips Breakker across the ring. Breakker ducks under two clotheslines from Knight. Breakker with a Running Lariat. Breakker mocks Knight. Breakker with clubbing shoulder blocks. Breakker puts Knight on the top turnbuckle. Knight fires back with two haymakers. Knight with The Flying Crossbody Block for a two count. Knight punches Breakker. Breakker drives his knee into the midsection of Knight. Breakker whips Knight back first into the turnbuckles. Breakker goes for The Northern Lights Suplex, but Knight counters with The Sunset Flip for a two count.
Breakker clotheslines Knight. Breakker slams Knight’s head on the top turnbuckle. pad. Breakker goes for The Press Slam, but Knight lands back on his feet. Knight unloads a flurry of left jabs. Knight with The Discus Lariat. Knight repeatedly stomps on Breakker’s chest. Knight with a Running Knee Strike. Breakker regroups on the outside. Knight with The Wrecking Ball Dropkick. Knight points at Bronson Reed. Breakker regains control of the match during the commercial break. Breakker with clubbing shoulder blocks. Breakker with Two Rising Knee Strikes. Breakker whips Knight across the ring. Knight kicks Breakker in the chest. Breakker with The Northern Lights Suplex over the top rope. Breakker delivers The Flying Pounce. Breakker rolls Knight back into the ring. Breakker hooks the outside leg for a two count. Breakker applies a rear chin lock. Knight gets back to a vertical base. Knight with a flurry of left jabs. Breakker kicks Knight in the gut. Breakker whips Knight across the ring. Knight ducks under two clotheslines from Breakker. Knight with a Leaping Clothesline. Knight sends Breakker chest first into the turnbuckles. Knight with a Leaping NeckBreaker. Knight with The Pop Up Powerslam. Knight follows that with a Running Elbow Drop. Knight plays to the crowd.
Knight kicks Breakker in the gut. Breakker denies The BFT. Breakker with a Jumping Knee Strike. Breakker puts Knight on the top turnbuckle. Knight blocks The Superlex. Knight is throwing haymakers at Breakker. Knight denies The Super FrankenSteiner. Knight puts Breakker on the top turnbuckle. Breakker with heavy bodyshots. Breakker shoves Knight off the turnbuckles. Knight delivers The Mega Plex for a two count. Breakker blocks The BFT. Knight kicks Breakker in the face. Knight knocks Bronson Reed off the ring apron. Knight sends Breakker shoulder first into the steel ring post. Knight with a Flying Clothesline off the apron to Reed. Knight dribbles Breakker’s head on the announce table. Knight poses for the crowd. Knight rolls Breakker back into the ring. Knight gets distracted by Paul Heyman. Breakker goes for The Press Powerslam, but Knight counters with The Reverse DDT. Knight pops back on his feet. Knight prepares for The Megastar Elbow. Breakker pops back on his feet. Knight dives over Breakker. Breakker connects with The Spear to pickup the victory.
Winner: Bron Breakker via Pinfall
– Adam Pearce finally catches up to Dominik Mysterio who was having a conversation with El Grande Americano and Los Americanos. Dom says that he’s not sure why Los Americanos would stick their nose in PENTA and Rusev’s match. Dom is not sure if they full thought that through. Pearce asks Dom what’s wrong with him. PENTA and Rusev are not coming after Los Americanos, they’re coming after him. At Saturday Night’s Main Event, Dom will put his Intercontinental Championship on the line against PENTA and Rusev in a Triple Threat Match.
– We see Jimmy Uso walk up to Jey who’s sitting on a production case. Jey heard what he had to say earlier. Jey loves Jimmy and nothing will ever change that. Jimmy said it himself last week, if he had the opportunity, he would throw Jey over the top rope, but it didn’t happen, and that’s not his fault, so why before the biggest match of his career would Big Jim think that his own brother would betray him? Jey has a lot on his plate, Roman Reigns, The Vision, CM Punk, he doesn’t have a lot of real estate left. Jey asks Jimmy if he feels him? Jimmy does. Jey and Jimmy shake hands.
Fourth Match: Sheamus vs. JD McDonagh w/Finn Balor
McDonagh is playing mind games with Sheamus after the bell rings. Sheamus gets distracted by Balor. McDonagh attacks Sheamus from behind. McDonagh unloads two knife edge chops. McDonagh repeatedly stomps on Sheamus chest. McDonagh with a blistering chop. McDonagh goes for an irish whip, but Sheamus holds onto the ropes. Sheamus slaps McDonagh in the ribs. Sheamus with clubbing blows to McDonagh’s back. Sheamus sends McDonagh to the corner. McDonagh kicks Sheamus in the face. Sheamus with a Back Body Drop. Sheamus stomps on the right hand of McDonagh. Sheamus with a straight right hand. Sheamus repeatedly stomps on McDonagh’s back. Sheamus bodyslams McDonagh. Sheamus applies The Dublin Smile. Sheamus stares at Balor. Sheamus applies a front face lock in the ropes. McDonagh decks Sheamus with a back elbow smash. McDonagh applies a side headlock. Sheamus whips McDonagh across the ring. McDonagh ducks under two clotheslines from Sheamus. McDonagh slides under Sheamus legs. Sheamus ducks a clothesline from McDonagh. Sheamus goes for a Belly to Back Suplex, but McDonagh lands back on his feet.
McDonagh delivers a chop block. McDonagh with a running forearm smash across the back of Sheamus neck. McDonagh walks over Sheamus back. McDonagh poses for the crowd. Sheamus clotheslines McDonagh over the top rope. Sheamus with a heavy bodyshot. Sheamus rolls McDonagh back into the ring. Sheamus continues to stare down Balor. McDonagh sweeps out the legs of Sheamus. McDonagh with The Slingshot Corkscrew Tornillo for a one count. McDonagh repeatedly stomps on Sheamus chest. McDonagh applies a wrist lock. Sheamus brings McDonagh to the ring apron. Sheamus goes for The Ten Beats Of The Bodhran, but Balor pulls McDonagh off the apron. Sheamus with a Flying Double Clothesline off the apron. Sheamus is fired up. McDonagh regains control of the match during the commercial break. McDonagh applies a rear chin lock. Sheamus backs McDonagh into the turnbuckles. Sheamus drives McDonagh back first into the canvas. McDonagh applies The Sleeper Hold. Sheamus gets back to a vertical base. McDonagh sends Sheamus tumbling to the floor. McDonagh blasts Sheamus with The PK. McDonagh with The Quebrada. McDonagh rolls Sheamus back into the ring.
McDonagh hits The 450 Splash for a two count. McDonagh repeatedly kicks Sheamus in the face. Sheamus wants more punishment. McDonagh with clubbing palm strikes. Sheamus responds with two clotheslines. Sheamus with a corner clothesline. Sheamus with The Irish Curse BackBreaker. Sheamus prepares for Ten Beats Of The Bodhran. McDonagh HeadButts Sheamus. McDonagh rolls Sheamus over for a two count. Sheamus with The Rolling Senton. Fourteen Beats Of The Bodhran. Sheamus plays to the crowd. Sheamus goes for The Brogue Kick, but McDonagh counters with a Flying Knee Strike. McDonagh with an inside cradle for a two count. Sheamus delivers The High Cross for a two count. Balor put McDonagh’s foot on the bottom rope. Sheamus is pissed. Balor grabs the shillelagh. Sheamus drops Balor with a Pump Knee Strike. Sheamus goes for The High Cross, but Balor lands back on his feet. Sheamus catches McDonagh in mid-air. Sheamus launches McDonagh over the announce table. Sheamus sends McDonagh ribs first into the ringside barricade. Sheamus rolls McDonagh back into the ring. Sheamus ascends to the top turnbuckle. Balor attacks Sheamus with the shillelagh behind the referee’s back. McDonagh connects with The Avalanche Spanish Fly to pickup the victory.
Winner: JD McDonagh via Pinfall
– Adam Pearce tells Maxxine Dupri that he’ll give her one more shot at the Women’s Intercontinental Championship. Maxxine is very appreciative of the opportunity, but she doesn’t want to waste this opportunity. She needs to reach out to a friend to confirm whether if she’s truly prepared for anything Becky Lynch throws at her. When she is ready, Maxxine promises that when she’s ready to get back in the ring, and she’ll take the Women’s Intercontinental Championship away from Becky Lynch and truly shock the world. Pearce tells Maxxine to call him when she’s ready, because she’s earned this opportunity.
– Jackie Redmond had a backstage interview with Charlotte Flair & Alexa Bliss. Alexa says that they never back down to a challenge, whether it’s from Raw, SmackDown or NXT, all they have to do is ask. It’s not like Charlotte is keeping tabs or anything, but she could make history again tonight. Charlotte keeps forgetting the word we in her vocabulary. They’re two victories away from breaking the record for most successful title defenses as Women’s Tag Team Champions. The Kabuki Warriors interrupt the conversation. Asuka says that Bayley and Lyra Valkyria don’t deserve this opportunity and neither do Charlotte and Alexa. Charlotte knows that she has a long history with Asuka, and she’s beaten her a lot, but she’s changed. They would be honored to face The Kabuki Warriors. Asuka says that Charlotte is not ready for Asuka and walks away.
– We see Adam Pearce talking to AJ Styles and Dragon Lee in the backstage area. AJ is certain that 2026 will be his final year. However, since he’s still one half of the World Tag Team Champions, he wants Pearce to give them his best challengers. Pearce loves the sound of that. The Judgment Day interrupts the conversation. Finn says that now they’re done jumping through hoops for Pearce, they want their tag team title rematch. Pearce says that they have a lot of nerve, he saw Finn attack Sheamus with the shillelagh. AJ is trying to calm down Pearce. AJ and Dragon Lee have no problem giving Judgment Day a tag team title rematch next week. Pearce makes the match official. McDonagh says that this will be the shortest title reign in AJ Styles career, and the only one Dragon Lee will have.
– Next week on Monday Night Raw, Stephanie Vaquer & Nikki Bella will battle Roxanne Perez & Raquel Rodriguez.
Fifth Match: Charlotte Flair & Alexa Bliss (c) vs. Bayley & Lyra Valkyria For The WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship
Alexa Bliss and Bayley will start things off. Bliss with a quick rollup for a one count. Bliss applies a side headlock. Charlotte tags herself in. Bayley whips Bliss across the ring. Bliss ducks a clothesline from Bayley. Charlotte clotheslines Bayley. Charlotte slams Bayley’s head on the top turnbuckle pad. Charlotte tags in Bliss. Bliss ducks a clothesline from Bayley. Bliss with a Tilt-A-Whirl Headscissors Takeover. Bliss with a basement dropkick. Charlotte and Valkyria are tagged in. Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Wrist Lock Exchange. Charlotte with a waist lock takedown. Valkyria applies a hammerlock. Charlotte reverses out of the irish whip from Valkyria. Valkyria dives over Charlotte. Valkyria does a cartwheel. Valkyria poses for the crowd. Valkyria sweeps out the legs of Charlotte. Valkyria with a basement dropkick. Charlotte side steps Valkyria into the turnbuckles. Valkyria decks Charlotte with a back elbow smash. Charlotte with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Charlotte drops Valkyria with a knife edge chop. Valkyria reverses out of the irish whip from Charlotte. Charlotte skins the cat.
Charlotte kicks Valkyria in the face. Charlotte kicks Bayley off the ring apron. Charlotte goes for a Slingshot Rollup, but Valkyria lands back on her feet. Valkyria with a Spinning Back Kick. Valkyria kicks Charlotte in the chest. Valkyria delivers her combination offense. Valkyria with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Valkyria plays to the crowd. Valkyria with The Wrecking Ball Dropkick. Valkyria gives Bayley a high five. Bayley and Valkyria have complete control of the match during the commercial break. Valkyria goes for a Bodyslam, but Bliss lands back on her feet. Valkyria with a double leg takedown. Valkyria applies The Swinging Pendulum Lock. Valkyria with a Crucifix Pinning Combination for a two count. Bliss is displaying her fighting spirit. Bliss rocks Valkyria with a forearm smash. Valkyria stops Bliss in her tracks. Valkyria tags in Bayley. Running Blockbuster/Samoan Drop Combination for a two count. Bayley tags in Valkyria. Double Irish Whip. Bliss creates distance with The Double DDT.
Bliss tags in Charlotte. Charlotte with The Flying Double Crossbody Block. Charlotte unloads a series of knife edge chops. Valkyria ducks a clothesline from Charlotte. Charlotte with The Walk Over Clothesline. Charlotte with The Fallaway Slam. Charlotte kicks Bayley in the gut. Charlotte with The Exploder Suplex. Charlotte pops back on her feet. Charlotte walks over Bayley and Valkyria. Charlotte with The Double MoonSault for a two count. Charlotte kicks Bayley off the apron. Valkyria responds with a Spin Kick. Bayley gets into a deep trance. Valkyria tags in Bayley. Bayley with a Running Knee Strike. Bayley with The Middle Rope Stunner. Bayley follows that with a Running Boot. Bayley with a Diving Elbow Drop. Bayley dropkicks Bliss off the apron. Charlotte with a knee lift. Bayley answers with The Bayley to Belly for a two count. Bliss made the blind tag. Bayley ducks a clothesline from Charlotte. Bayley blasts Bliss off the apron. Bayley with a double leg takedown. Bayley mocks Charlotte. Charlotte kicks Bayley towards the corner. Valkyria made the blind tag.
Charlotte goes for The Figure Four, but Valkyria counters with The Peripeteia. Bliss hits The Sister’s Abigail for a twow count. Charlotte drops Bayley with The Big Boot. Bayley drags Charlotte out of the ring. Bliss ascends to the top turnbuckle. Bliss kicks Valkyria in the face. Valkyria catches Bliss in mid-air. Valkyria connects with The Night Wing for a two count. Bayley rolls Valkyria back into the ring. Charlotte and Bayley are tagged in. Bayley with The Lou Thez Press. Ground and Pound Exchange. Forearm Exchange. Bayley unloads a series of knife edge chops. Charlotte responds with another Big Boot. Charlotte applies The Figure Eight. Valkyria prevents Bayley from tapping out. Bliss delivers The Twisted Bliss. Charlotte and Bliss plants Bayley and Valkyria with The Double Natural Selection to pickup the victory. After the match, The Kabuki Warriors attacks Charlotte and Bliss from behind. Asuka with The Roundhouse Kick. The Kabuki Warriors drops Charlotte with The Insane Elbow. The Kabuki Warriors gangs up on Valkyria. Bayley runs back into the ring to make the save. The Kabuki Warriors retreat to the outside as the show goes off the air.
Winner: Still WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions, Charlotte Flair & Alexa Bliss via Pinfall
Total Run-Time: 2 Hours, 32 Minutes, 58 Seconds
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