WWE Raw Results 11/10/25
TD Garden
Boston, Massachusetts
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Commentators: (Joe Tessitore & Wade Barrett)
Ring Announcer: Alicia Taylor
Transcription by Josh Lopez
John Cena, Triple H, Dominik Mysterio Segment
Triple H: That will never get old. We live in a magical time, right? Time where we could all be here, for a night like this. We also live in a time where people don’t agree on much. Everybody has their opinion, especially when it comes to this business. It seems that everybody has an opinion, whether it’s fans, whether it’s talent, whether it’s media, whether it’s the people in the back running this business, they all have their opinions on who the greatest of all-time is. The thing is, you can measure it from a million different ways, in ring performance, charisma, the ability to tear someone up on this microphone, the ability to do PR, the ability to be a box office attraction. The categories are endless, but the truth is, they are all subjective. I have the unique ability to see it from a lot of different sides, as a fan, as a talent, as a performer, as a businessman, as a promoter, I can see all sides of what it takes to be considered great in this.
And I think that tonight might be one of those nights where everybody in this building could agree on one thing. Because when I break it down from every category, and from every side, and look at it as maybe the most objective person there is, there is only one person at the top of that list. One person who is a box office attraction, one person who left it in this ring every single night for 20 years, one person that was ruthless on this microphone and could tear anybody apart, one person who did it all, did it all with a smile on his face, did it all because he loved this business as much as anybody on the face of this planet, and just wanted to see it elevated to the biggest form of entertainment on this planet, possible. That one person, when I look at him, objectively, is without a doubt the single greatest asset that this business has ever seen. For me, objectively, he is without a doubt, the greatest of all-time. And it is my honor to bring him out here now for you all. On your feet, ladies and gentlemen, for your hometown hero, for the one, for the only, the greatest of all-time, John Cena.
John Cena: Man, what an introduction, and what an amazing night we have here. Ever since I’ve announced my retirement, the one question I’ve heard a lot is, who would you like to face? What goes on here is a team effort, it does not happen without each and every one of you, thank you very much. It’s amazing how often this question came up, who should John Cena face? But through it all, there was one question that I actually wanted to hear, and one person asked me that question. What do I want to do? What is my goal in this exercise? My goal is to leave this business better than I found it, and to do my damndest to try to payback all the opportunities and chances to showcase myself in front of audiences the WWE has given me, and the fans have been gracious enough to put up with over the years. I am super excited about tonight, because, tonight, in the Time Is Now Tournament, WWE Superstars will showcase their skills, to earn an opportunity for the chance to say, maybe they could retire John Cena.
Oh, they’re going to have to bring it, because I’m not going down without a fight, don’t you worry. Another thing I wanted to do and thank you for being so gracious to allow me to make this announcement, which means so much to me, right here. On my last performance on December 13th, Saturday Night’s Main Event, this is where it gets good, this is where it means so much to me, it is a night to close one chapter, but it’s also going to be, and thank you, a night of opportunity. Yes, that’s right, it will be my final in-ring performance, but also in a chance to give people a time to shine and showcase their skills, it will be a night where main WWE Roster Superstars hosts exhibitions for the brightest NXT has to offer, for the future of this business.
I said, this does not happen without you. And without your interest in what goes on here, we will cease to exist. So, December 13th is about closing one chapter, but, also, it’s about paving the road ahead, and that’s what I want for this tour. I did have one last ask, thank you also for this one, because it’s selfish, I wanted to come to Boston one last time. I don’t book the dates, I don’t book the towns, man, we’ve been in Brussels, we’ve been in London, we’ve been in Perth, I just wanted to come to Boston, one last time. I saw my first WWF show in the old Garden, and it means everything to me to stand in the TD Garden, to feel the magic in the air, to look up at the banners from the rafters, to feel the greatness in this building, to be surrounded by friends, family, people I love, to be filled with joy, and to be able to stand in this ring and say, thank you so much for all your support.
Dominik Mysterio: You see, you’re talking about the future, Hunter, I want to know what you’re going to do about what happened last week. I am your AAA Mega Campeon, the greatest Intercontinental Champion of all-time, and my celebration was interrupted by some deadbeat. And you see, that doesn’t happen to me, I interrupt old men celebrations, so I don’t care what you’ve got going on in here, because it’s not as important as me.
John Cena: Whoa, whoa, whoa, hold on, hold on. Let’s calm down, we’ve got a rowdy crowd here tonight, we’ve got off on the wrong foot, let’s start again. Dominik Mysterio, welcome to Boston, Massachusetts.
Dominik Mysterio: It’s not about you or Boston, so why don’t you sit in that corner, let the grown folk handle business, and speak when you’re spoken to or I’ll put you down.
John Cena: Fine speech, but I think amidst of your anger and your ego, you forgot where you were, and you forgot who you’re talking to. I’m John Cena, this is Boston, Massachusetts. On any other night, in any other city, I would give you a chance, tonight, you don’t have a chance. Tonight, I am invincible. So, champ, choose your words very carefully, because if your next are to try to pick a fight with me, I promise, tonight, you will lose. Wrong time, wrong place, wrong guy. But I’m going to do you a favor, out of respect I have for your father, right now, I’m going to let you turn around and walk your ass back through that curtain.
Dominik Mysterio: Oh, really, John? You’re going to need more than magic to touch me, because I’m not even at my peak yet, and I’m better than you ever were at your prime. Anytime, anyplace, any era, I would’ve whooped John Cena’s ass.
Triple H: John, if I could take this for a second, I agree with the people here in Boston, Massachusetts. What did you say? Anytime, anyplace, any era? Seems like a pretty damn good era, seems like a pretty damn good place, and it seems like one hell of a time. So, if it’s okay with you, Dominik, you will defend that Intercontinental Championship, tonight, right here, right now, against the one and the only, John Cena. Now, get me a referee, and let’s get to work.
First Match: Dominik Mysterio (c) vs. John Cena For The WWE Intercontinental Championship
This match started during the commercial break. Mysterio poses for the crowd. Cena reverses out of the irish whip from Mysterio. Cena with a Running Bulldog. Cena whips Mysterio across the ring. Cena goes for a right hand, but Mysterio holds onto the ropes. Mysterio regroups on the outside. Mysterio is trying to walk out of this match. Cena catches up to Mysterio. Cena with Two HeadButts. Mysterio with a reverse hammer throw into the steel ring steps. Mysterio flexes his muscles. Mysterio slams Cena’s head on the ring steps. Mysterio continues to gloat in the ring. Cena gets back in the ring at the count of nine. Mysterio delivers The Three Amigos for a two count. Cena is throwing haymakers at Mysterio. Cena goes for The Attitude Adjustment, but Mysterio lands back on his feet. Mysterio drops Cena with The DDT for a two count. Mysterio has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Mysterio goes for The Slingshot Senton, but Cena gets his knees up in the air. Cena is fired up. Cena ducks a clothesline from Mysterio. Cena with two diving shoulder tackles. Cena with a Spinning Side Slam. Cena plays to the crowd. Cena hits The Five Knuckle Shuffle. Mysterio denies The Attitude Adjustment.
Mysterio drives Cena shoulder first into the steel ring post. Mysterio removes the top turnbuckle pad behind the referee’s back. Mysterio tried to channel his inner Eddie Guerrero by pretending that Cena hit him with the steel chair, but Cena also decided to fall down on the canvas and act like he was knocked out.The referee snatches the chair out of Mysterio’s hands. Cena goes for The Attitude Adjustment, but Mysterio knocks down the referee in the process. Cena with a drop toe hold. Cena applies The STF. Mysterio starts tapping out, but the referee is laid out on the floor. Mysterio grabs the Intercontinental Championship. Cena avoids the belt shot. Cena connects with The Attitude Adjustment. The second referee slides into the ring to make the cover, but Mysterio kicks out at two. Mysterio with a drop toe hold into the middle rope. Mysterio nails Cena with The 619. Mysterio goes for The Frog Splash, but Cena counters with The Roll Through Attitude Adjustment to pickup the victory.
John Cena: Thank you so much, Boston, because of you, tonight, the champ is here.
Winner: New WWE Intercontinental Champion, John Cena via Pinfall
– Coming out of the commercial break, we see John Cena celebrating in the gorilla position with multiple superstars, like, Sheamus, Rey Mysterio, etc. Rey said that Dom really needed that ass whipping. Cena hopes it was a great lesson. Cena runs into Cody Rhodes. Cody gives his congrats to Cena becoming the Intercontinental Champion, and with it being his last time in Boston, he wasn’t going to miss it. Cena shakes hands with Cody.
– We got a video recap of Logan Paul knocking out CM Punk last week after his match with The Vision and giving Paul Heyman the brass knuckles.
Second Match: Damian Priest vs. Rusev In A First Round Match In The Last Time Is Now Tournament
Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Rusev backs Priest into the ropes. The referee calls for the clean break. Priest turns Rusev over. Rusev drives his knee into the midsection of Priest. Rusev with heavy bodyshots. Rusev repeatedly stomps on Priest’s chest. Rusev kicks the left hamstring of Priest. Rusev with a straight right hand. Rusev argues with the referee. Priest launches Rusev to the corner. Priest rocks Rusev with a forearm smash. Priest is throwing haymakers at Rusev. Priest with a big forearm smash. Rusev reverses out of the irish whip from Priest. Priest kicks Rusev in the face. Rusev with a running back elbow smash. Rusev drops Priest with The Spin Kick for a one count. Rusev punches Priest in the back. Rusev kicks Priest in the back. Rusev with clubbing mid-kicks. Priest answers with forearm shivers. Rusev buries his knee into the midsection of Priest. Priest reverses out of the irish whip from Rusev. Priest with a leaping back elbow smash. Priest applies a wrist lock. Rusev blocks The Old School Punishment. Rusev with a Fallaway Slam that sends Priest to the floor.
Rusev mocks John Cena. Rusev has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Haymaker Exchange. Priest with a forearm smash. Rusev reverses out of the irish whip from Priest. Priest drops Rusev with a leaping shoulder tackle. Priest with a leaping back elbow smash. Priest with The Broken Arrow for a one count. Priest plays to the crowd. Priest goes for The Rebound Lariat, but Rusev counters with The Roundhouse Kick. Rusev with a Lariat for a two count. Rusev is displaying his frustration. Rusev with repeated mid-kicks. Priest hulks up. Hamstring Kick Exchange. Priest with The Rolling Elbow. Rusev kicks Priest in the face. Priest with The Rebound Lariat. Priest applies a wrist lock. Priest delivers The Old School Punishment. Rusev blocks The South Of Heaven Chokeslam. Rusev with a thumb to the injured left eye of Priest. Rusev rakes the eyes of Priest. Rusev connects with The Machka Kick to pickup the victory. After the match, Rusev continues to do the You Can’t See Me hand gesture.
Winner: Rusev via Pinfall
– We see Adam Pearce talking to AJ Styles and Dragon Lee in the backstage area. AJ says that they want to be fighting champions, so they want to Pearce line up more opponents for them. That’s music to Pearce’s ears, but he has to dot some I’s and cross some T’s, then he’ll get back to Styles and Lee. In the meantime, do Styles and Lee have a tag team name? Dragon Lee suggests, Dragons With Style. They still need time to workshop the name. Maxxine Dupri joins the conversation. Pearce has two questions for her. How’s her training going? And is she ready for Becky Lynch? Yes and no. Maxxine says that training is going great, but she’s realized that she can keep training forever, waiting to be ready. However, ready is not a feeling, it’s a choice, and she made her decision. Maxxine tells Pearce to give her Becky Lynch. Pearce makes it official for next week, in Madison Square Garden, Becky Lynch will put her WWE Intercontinental Championship on the line against Maxxine Dupri. Pearce wishes Maxxine good luck. Becky sucker punches Maxxine as Pearce walks away. Becky asks Maxxine if she’s ready. Becky is welcoming Maxxine to the big time. Becky says that Maxxine doesn’t stand a chance.
– WWE LJN Action Figures are coming back starting Black Friday.
CM Punk, Logan Paul, The Vision, Cody Rhodes, Jey Uso Segment
CM Punk: I’m a lot pissed off, right now, and I’m not going to wait for a douchebag to come interrupt me. I want to call him out, right here, right now. And I ain’t in my wrestling gear, because I’m not fixing to have no wrestling match, I’m in Boston and I will fight someone in the streets. Stop me if you heard this before, but, last week, I got suckered punch with brass knuckles by a piece of garbage name Logan Paul. And I knew, going into this, what a piece of garbage Logan Paul was, but I didn’t know how big of a piece of garbage Logan Paul was. And no, I ain’t gonna fight you for my title, I ain’t gonna fight you for my strap, but I am gonna fight you. You got your eyes on my belt, but I’m gonna have my boot on your broccoli headed millennial neck. Come out here, so I can give you this ass whipping that you have earned.
Logan Paul: Hey, Punk, Punk, Punk, why are you so mad, dog? What are you mad about? That I’m smarter than you? Hey, brother, it’s not just you, I’m smarter than every single person in this building.
CM Punk: You’re just buying yourself more time before I bust that pretty little face up of yours. Come on down here.
Logan Paul: Shut up. Shut up. You got it all wrong, dog. I am Logan Paul, I have been punched in the face by the greatest boxer of all-time, Floyd Mayweather, alright? And that was nothing compared to getting, literally, flatten by Bronson Reed last week. I mean, yo, you heard Paul Heyman, since they dropped Seth Deadweight Rollins, if you’re not conforming with those guys, you’re getting cracked, every week.
CM Punk: Boston, let this guy know, we’re not here to talk, we’re here to fight.
Logan Paul: But I’m talking, and I’m saying, cracked? Me, every week? Me getting cracked, every week, that’s a lot of cracking. Too much cracking for me, no thanks. See, Punk, I thought I knew it all, but after taking that Tsunami, my eyes have been open to a whole new vision.
– The Vision appears on the stage.
Paul Heyman: Stop me if you heard this one before, you are the single most unlikeable human being I have ever met in my entire life. You have no friends, you’re friendless. And it’s not because your friends betray you, it’s because you betray your friendships, take it from your former best friend in the world. You are simply one miserable rotten bastard. You are the most unlikeable person I have ever met. You could not be more unlikeable unless your name was AJ Lee.
CM Punk: If my wife AJ Lee was here right now, she would leave all four of you in a pool in your own piss and blood, but she’s not here, so I guess the job is up to me. Come get some, boys, I’ll fight all five of you, and that’s two of you, Heyman, let’s go.
Logan Paul and The Vision corners Punk. Jey Uso appears. Cody Rhodes storms into the ring to even the odds. All hell starts breaking loose in Boston. Punk tees off on Paul. Punk gets his hands on Heyman. Paul attacks Punk from behind. Punk with a reverse hammer throw into the ringside barricade. Rhodes attacks Bron Breakker with a steel chair. Punk rocks Bronson Reed with a forearm smash. Rhodes with a drop-down uppercut. Jey SuperKicks Reed. Punk delivers a big chair shot across the back of Reed. Rhodes and Jey clotheslines Reed over the top rope to close this segment.
– We got a video recap of The Kabuki Warriors attacking Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss last week at SmackDown.
Third Match: Stephanie Vaquer (c) w/Nikki Bella vs. Raquel Rodriguez w/Roxanne Perez For The WWE Women’s World Championship
Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Rodriguez with a waist lock takedown. Vaquer with a waist lock go-behind. Rodriguez backs Vaquer into the turnbuckles. Rodriguez with repeated back elbow smashes in the corner. The referee admonishes Rodriguez. Rodriguez drops Vaquer with two shoulder tackles. Rodriguez talks smack to Vaquer. Rodriguez goes for a Bodyslam, but Vaquer lands back on her feet. Vaquer with a Tilt-A-Whirl Rollup for a two count. Vaquer with forearm shivers. Rodriguez reverses out of the irish whip from Vaquer. Vaquer with a Hurricanrana. Vaquer dropkicks Rodriguez. Vaquer tugs on Rodriguez’s hair. Vaquer goes for The Devil’s Kiss, but Rodriguez blocks it. Rodriguez dumps Vaquer face first on the top turnbuckle pad. Rodriguez with a running clothesline for a two count. Rodriguez has complete control of the match during the commercial break.
Rodriguez applies The Gory Stretch. Vaquer sends Rodriguez tumbling to the floor. Vaquer decks Rodriguez with a JawBreaker. Rodriguez blocks The SuperKick. Vaquer ducks a clothesline from Rodriguez. Vaquer slides under The Big Boot. Vaquer rocks Rodriguez with a forearm smash. Vaquer slaps Rodriguez in the chest. Vaquer with a Spinning Back Kick. Vaquer HeadButts Rodriguez. Rodriguez launches Vaquer over the top rope. Vaquer slams Rodriguez’s head on the top turnbuckle pad. Vaquer HeadButts Rodriguez. Vaquer with The Flying Crossbody Block. Vaquer with The Shotgun Meteora for a two count. Rodriguez denies The SVB. Rodriguez blocks The Sunset Flip. Rodriguez whips Vaquer across the ring. Vaquer goes for The Spinning DDT, but Rodriguez counters with The Vertical Suplex.
Rodriguez drops Vaquer with The Big Boot for a two count. Rodriguez goes for The Tejana Bomb, but Vaquer counters with a Headscissors Takeover into the middle turnbuckle pad. Vaquer goes for The Shotgun Meteora, but Rodriguez counters with a Running PowerBomb for a two count. Vaquer applies The Rope Assisted Arm-Bar. Roxanne Perez trips Vaquer behind the referee’s back. Nikki Bella kicks Perez in the gut. Nikki throws Perez into the ringside barricade. Rodriguez catches Vaquer in mid-air. Rodriguez with The Fallaway Slam. Rodriguez goes for The Corkscrew Elbow, but Vaquer ducks out of the way. Vaquer delivers The Devil’s Kiss. Vaquer SuperKicks Rodriguez. Vaquer connects with The Spiral Tap to pickup the victory. After the match, Perez attacks Vaquer from behind. Nikki with a double leg takedown. Nikki transitions into a ground and pound attack. Vaquer SuperKicks Perez to the floor. Vaquer hugs Nikki. Nikki clocks Vaquer with the Women’s World Championship. Nikki poses with the title. Nikki drops the title on Vaquer’s chest.
Winner: Still WWE Women’s World Champion, Stephanie Vaquer va Pinfall
– We got a brand-new WrestleMania 42 Teaser Promo. This time the spotlight is on Cody Rhodes. You don’t get to choose the cards; it’s only how you play them. He has sat at many tables like this. Took some hits, went on a few times, and he’s still here. He doesn’t waste time worrying opponents, he was built for this moment, and everyone after it. It’s anyone’s game at WrestleMania 42.
– CM Punk gives thanks to Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso for having his back out there. Adam Pearce asks if everybody is good. Punk says no. Physically they’re fine, but he’s still pissed off. He doesn’t want to speak for Cody or Jey, but yeah, he’s angry. Punk wants Pearce to go find Paul Heyman. Punk has a team; he wants Pearce to tell Heyman to get a team, he’s done with the games. Pearce asks Punk if he’s saying what he thinks he’s saying. Punk calls for William Regal. Mr. Regal does his signature WarGames call. Pearce tells the boys to prepare for war.
– Natalya will be a special guest on Cody Rhodes “What Do You Want To Talk About?” Podcast this Wednesday.
Fourth Match: Sheamus vs. Shinsuke Nakamura In A First Round Match In The Last Time Is Now Tournament
Nakamura ducks a clothesline from Sheamus. Nakamura struts around the ring. Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Sheamus with a side headlock takeover. Nakamura answers with a Headscissors Escape. Sheamus applies a side headlock. Nakamura whips Sheamus across the ring. Sheamus drops Nakamura with a shoulder tackle. Nakamura drops down on the canvas. Nakamura goes for a Hip Toss, but Sheamus counters with a Lariat. Nakamura with a Discus Back Elbow Smash. Nakamura with clubbing Mid-Kicks. Nakamura follows that with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Nakamura delivers Good Vibrations. Sheamus blocks a boot from Nakamura. Sheamus with a gut punch. Sheamus bodyslams Nakamura. Sheamus applies The Dublin Smile. Sheamus drops his weight on Nakamura’s back. Sheamus slams Nakamura’s head on the top turnbuckle pad. Sheamus is throwing haymakers at Nakamura. Sheamus repeatedly stomps on Nakamura’s chest. Nakamura tells Sheamus to bring it.
Nakamura side steps Sheamus into the turnbuckles. Nakamura with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Nakamura lays Sheamus flat on the top turnbuckle. Sheamus avoids The Running Knee Strike. Nakamura blocks The Ten Beats Of The Bodhran. Nakamura decks Sheamus with a back elbow smash. Nakamura with another Enzuigiri. Nakamura with Kawada Kicks. Nakamura follows that with an Axe Kick to the back of Sheamus neck. Nakamura with The Guillotine Knee Drop. Sheamus regroups on the outside. Sheamus catches Nakamura in mid-air. Sheamus Powerslams Nakamura on the ring apron. Sheamus is fired up. Sheamus has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Sheamus with The Rolling Senton. Sheamus ascends to the top turnbuckle. Nakamura with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Nakamura rocks Sheamus with a forearm smash.
Nakamura with The SuperPlex for a two count. Nakamura with clubbing knee strikes. Nakamura toys around with Sheamus. Sheamus slaps Nakamura in the chest. Nakamura with clubbing Mid-Kicks. Sheamus wants more punishment. Sheamus and Nakamura are trading back and forth shots. Forearm Exchange. Sheamus with The Irish Curse BackBreaker. Sheamus launches Nakamura over the top rope. Ten Beats Of The Bodhran. Sheamus plays to the crowd. Sheamus goes for The Brogue Kick, but Nakamura counters with The SlingBlade. Sheamus avoids The Kinshasa. Nakamura kicks Sheamus in the face. Nakamura goes for a Flying Knee Strike, but Sheamus counters with a Pump Knee Strike for a two count. Sheamus goes for The Avalanche White Noise, but Nakamura counters with The Sunset Flip PowerBomb for a two count. Nakamura goes for The Kinshasa, but Sheamus rolls him over for a two count. Nakamura with The Step Through Kick. Sheamus connects with The Brogue Kick to pickup the victory. After the match, Sheamus hugs Nakamura.
Winner: Sheamus via Pinfall
Adam Pearce Announcement
Next week, on the hallowed ground that is Madison Square Garden, The Last Time Is Now Tournament continues, which means four men, drawn at random, will have the opportunity of a lifetime. The chance to compete and advance, and maybe just maybe, a chance to stand across from the greatest of all-time, John Cena, in his final match. In our first matchup, the incredible Young OG of NXT, Je’Von Evans will go one-on-one with one of the most dominant superstars of the modern era, the returning “Ring General” GUNTHER. And in our next matchup, the dangerous leader of The MFT’s Solo Sikoa will go toe-to-toe with, you know what, why don’t we all find out who he goes toe-to-toe with, live, next Monday at Madison Square Garden. And that is official.
– Next week on Raw, John Cena will be making his final appearance at Madison Square Garden. Plus, Becky Lynch puts her Women’s Intercontinental Championship on the line against Maxxine Dupri.
Fifth Match: Charlotte Flair & Alexa Bliss (c) vs. The Kabuki Warriors For The WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship
Alexa Bliss and Kairi Sane will start things off. Stereo Lou Thez Press/Ground and Pound Combination from Bliss and Charlotte. Bliss slaps Sane in the face. Bliss with a straight right hand. Bliss with a knee lift. Bliss follows that with a basement dropkick. Bliss walks over Sane. Charlotte tags herself in. Bliss with a Rolling Senton Splash. Sane shoves Bliss. Sane tags in Asuka. Asuka dodges The Big Boot. Charlotte avoids The Roundhouse Kick. Charlotte shoves Asuka across the ring. Charlotte drops Asuka with a shoulder tackle. Asuka reverses out of the irish whip from Charlotte. Charlotte skins the cat. Charlotte kicks Asuka in the face. Charlotte with The Slingshot Rollup for a two count. Asuka decks Charlotte with a back elbow smash. Charlotte with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Charlotte goes for The Fallaway Slam, but Asuka lands back on her feet. Asuka with a Spinning Back Kick. Charlotte dodges The Running Hip Attack. Asuka tags in Sane. Charlotte with another Enzuigiri. Sane responds with The Flying Forearm for a one count. Sane slaps Charlotte in the chest. Charlotte reverses out of the irish whip from Sane. Charlotte launches Sane over the top rope. Charlotte with a Big Boot that sends Sane crashing to the outside. Charlotte tags in Bliss. The Kabuki Warriors avoids The Double Wrecking Ball Dropkick. Asuka taunts Bliss. Asuka ducks a forearm from Bliss. Sane drops Bliss with a Flying Forearm off the ring apron.
The Kabuki Warriors have complete control of the match during the commercial break. Kabuki Warriors goes for a Double Vertical Suplex, but Bliss counters with The Double DDT. Bliss tags in Charlotte. Charlotte with The Flying Double Crossbody Block. Charlotte plays to the crowd. Charlotte unloads a series of knife edge chops. Charlotte with The Walkover Lariat to Asuka. Charlotte with The Exploder Suplex. Charlotte follows that with a Fallaway Slam to Sane. Charlotte pops back on her feet. Charlotte walks over The Kabuki Warriors. Charlotte with The MoonSault for a two count. Asuka decks Charlotte with a back elbow smash. Forearm Exchange. Asuka drops Charlotte with The Spinning Back Fist. Asuka with a Spinning Back Kick. Asuka kicks Charlotte in the chest. Asuka with a straight right hand. Charlotte avoids The Roundhouse Kick. Asuka with another Spinning Back Kick. Asuka goes for The Empress Impact, but Charlotte counters with a German Suplex. Bliss rocks Sane with a forearm smash. Bliss with The Running BlockBuster. Charlotte goes for The Natural Selection, but Asuka counters with The Asuka Lock. Charlotte rolls Asuka over for a two count. Asuka with The Roundhouse Kick. Charlotte SuperKicks Asuka. Sane wisely pulls Bliss off the apron.
Asuka rolls Charlotte over for a two count. Asuka with a Pop Up Knee Lift. Asuka with The Flying Cross-Arm-Breaker. Asuka transitions into a Triangle Choke. Charlotte responds with The Boston Crab. Asuka with The Hurricanrana for a two count. Asuka with another Roundhouse Kick. Asuka talks smack to Charlotte. Charlotte drops Asuka with The Big Boot. Charlotte applies The Figure Four Leg Lock. Sane goes for The Insane Elbow, but Bliss counters with The Sister’s Abigail. Charlotte transitions into The Figure Eight. Nia Jax and Lash Legend attacks Charlotte behind the referee’s back. Sane launches Bliss over the announce table. Asuka delivers a chop block. Asuka tags in Sane. Sane slams Charlotte’s head on the top turnbuckle pad. The Kabuki Warriors connects with The Insane Elbow to pickup the victory.
After the match, Jax and Legend gangs up on Bliss. Legend clotheslines Charlotte. Jax and Legend have a standoff with The Kabuki Warriors. Charlotte and Bliss are getting demolished by both tag teams. Iyo Sky storms into the ring to make the save. Sky sends Legend tumbling to the floor. Sky with a Roundhouse Kick to Jax. Sky with The Springboard Double Missile Dropkick. Sky pops back on her feet. Sky unloads a series of Shotei’s to Jax. Legend rocks Sky with a forearm smash. The Kabuki Warriors and Legend gangs up on Sky. Rhea Ripley storms into the ring wearing a face mask. Ripley rocks Jax with a forearm smash. Ripley clotheslines Sane. Ripley HeadButts Asuka. Ripley ducks a clothesline from Legend. Ripley SuperKicks Legend to the floor. Jax with a clubbing blow to Ripley. Bliss clips the back of Jax’s left knee. Sky with The Roundhouse Kick. Charlotte with The Big Boot. Ripley follows that with The Lawn Dart into everybody on the outside. Ripley grabs a microphone. Ripley screams WarGames as the show goes off the air.
Winner: New WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions, The Kabuki Warriors via Pinfall
Total Run-Time: 2 Hours, 25 Minutes, 12 Seconds
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