WWE Raw Results
August 18, 2025
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Xfinity Mobile Arena)
Commentary: Michael Cole and Corey Graves
Results by: Mike Tedesco of Wrestleview.com
“Then. Now. Forever. Together.” The WWE video leads us into the show.
For the 29th time, WWE Raw is coming live from Philadelphia.
Video: Last week on Raw, LA Knight and CM Punk battled Bron Breakker and “Big” Bronson Reed. World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins attacked until Jey Uso made the save. Raw General Manager Adam Pearce then booked Rollins to defend his title against CM Punk, Jey Uso, and LA Knight in a Fatal 4-Way Match at WWE Clash in Paris. The Vision destroyed them after.
Pre-Show Arrivals
“Main Event” Jey Uso is seen walking backstage. Women’s World Champion Naomi is also shown walking backstage. She’ll address the state of the title later tonight.
The Vision addresses the WWE Universe
The Vision, consisting of World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins, WWE Hall of Famer Paul Heyman, Bron Breakker, and “The Tribal Thief” Bronson Reed, heads to the ring. Rollins embraces a beaming Heyman. Rollins then looks at the two pairs of sneakers Reed has stolen from Roman Reigns.
Heyman starts by saying, “Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Paul Heyman.” Heyman isn’t in God mode. In this city, he’s God. They would have a statue of him in this city, but he’s too humble to accept the credit he deserves for everything he’s done in this industry in front of the camera and behind it. Bluntly, he’s the G.O.A.T. However, he’s not the only one. The Vision is a ring filled with G.O.A.Ts. Heyman puts his arm around Breakker. Breakker is the future of WrestleMania. He taught Roman Reigns to Fear the Spear. He’s the Big Dog, and this is his yard. Then, there’s the owner of the “Shoe-la Fala.” He’s the master of the “Shoe-nami.” He put Reigns down. Reigns wasn’t man enough to get back up. He’s “The Tribal Thief” Big Bronson Reed.
An “OTC” chant picks up. Heyman says they’re really chanting, “Paul E.” Then, there’s a Visionary. A revolutionary. An evolutionary who put this all together and deserves even more credit than Heyman does. This man pinned Roman Reigns in the Main Event of WrestleMania. He did it not once in the Main Event of WrestleMania. He’s beaten Roman Reigns twice in the Main Event of WrestleMania. Heyman says, “Ladies and gentlemen, I give to you the reigning, defending, undisputed Heavyweight Champion of the World, Seth ‘Freakin’ Rollins!”
The crowd starts to sing Rollins’ theme song. Rollins takes the microphone, but before he can say anything, “Main Event” Jey Uso’s music hits. Uso makes his way to the ring through the crowd. Rollins looks frustrated. Uso stops in the aisleway and speaks from among the fans. Uso has some kids say, “YEET!” Uso says he’s tired of hearing Rollins talk. He’s also tired of hearing Paul Heyman talk. As a matter of fact, Uso is tired of them all trying to threaten his family. Uso says he tapped out Gunther at WrestleMania to become the World Heavyweight Champion. It’ll get worse for Rollins. Uso looks at the “puppy dog” Bron Breakker. Breakker will stay on the porch because he’s messing with a real one. Breakker rolls his eyes.
Rollins asks Breakker if he heard what Uso said. Uso thinks he’s better than him and can beat him here tonight. Uso thinks he’s faster and stronger than him. Uso thinks his family is more important than Breakker’s. He thinks Breakker’s dad is a loser and his uncle is a moron. He thinks his family is a bunch of fat asses. Breakker is getting fired up and goes to leave the ring, but Rollins stops him. Heyman wants to get something straight. Uso wants to pull this on them in Philadelphia? A long time ago, in a Bingo Hall not that far away (an ECW chant fires up), men would settle their grievances inside the ring. There would be a very specific type of match where they’d do it: No Disqualifications, No Count-Outs, winner by pinfall or tapout only. In the name of The Sandman smashing a beer can into his head, New Jack being the only real gangsta in this business, Rob Van Dam smoking his opponents, and the late, great Sabu, innovating moves no one had seen, as well as Tommy Dreamer, who isn’t dead yet but should be, in the name of the Dudley Boyz putting everyone through tables…
Uso cuts Heyman off. Uso gets the crowd going. Uso says great minds think alike. All he needs tonight are Extreme Rules. Four letters, one word: ugh-ugh… YEET!
Video: Last Monday on Raw, The Kabuki Warriors offered to accompany IYO SKY to ringside for her match against Roxanne Perez. Sky declined and ultimately got beaten after the Kabuki Warriors botched some interference. Sky would go on to say they didn’t help her, so an angry Asuka shoved her.
Gorilla Position
IYO SKY is warming up when The Kabuki Warriors walk up to her. Asuka apologizes for last week. Sky accepts the apology. Kairi Sane tells Sky to let them know if she needs help tonight. Asuka says they’ll always have her back. Sky says she knows they have her back, but she needs to do this alone, just like Asuka did. They high-five.
IYO SKY makes her entrance. She’ll battle Raquel Rodriguez next.
-Commercial Break-
WrestleMania is returning to Las Vegas on April 18 and 19, 2026.
IYO SKY vs. Raquel Rodriguez w/ Roxanne Perez
Referee: Jessika Carr
The bell rings, and Sky grabs a waistlock. Sky ducks an elbow and wrenches the arm. Rodriguez fights out with a scoop slam and taunts the crowd. Rodriguez throws Sky across the ring before elbowing her in the head in the corner. Rodriguez sends her into the ropes, but Sky ducks a clothesline and clips the leg. Rodriguez ducks a kick, so Sky goes for a crucifix. Rodriguez holds her up and falls back onto her for a two-count. Rodriguez punches her in the midsection and clubs the spine. Rodriguez whips her hard into the corner before hitting some back elbows to the face. Rodriguez powers her up by the head and puts her on the top rope. Rodriguez talks some trash, so Sky fights her off. Sky comes off the second rope with a flying hurricanrana. Sky then flips over Rodriguez and does some handsprings before hitting a dropkick. Sky rocks her with a kick to the head. Rodriguez rolls out of the ring to recover. Sky hits the ropes, but Roxanne Perez grabs the foot. The referee missed it because she was checking on Rodriguez. Sky turns into a big boot from Rodriguez.
-Commercial Break-
Back from the break, Sky avoids a slingshot corkscrew elbow drop. Sky then sidesteps her and sends her out of the ring. Sky hits a pair of Shotei uppercuts and kicks the knee before hitting a basement dropkick to the head. Rodriguez reverses a whip to the corner, but Sky twists to the apron. Sky knocks her back and goes to the top rope for a missile dropkick. Sky flips up to her feet and gets the crowd going. Sky goes for a Bullet Train Attack, but Rodriguez powers her up and hits a Samoan Drop. Rodriguez follows up with a slingshot corkscrew elbow drop for a two-count.
Rodriguez pulls her up on the apron and talks trash, so Sky snaps her off the top rope. Sky goes for a springboard, but Rodriguez grabs her. Sky counters with a roll-up into a double stomp to the midsection. Sky heads to the top rope for an Over the Moonsault, but she lands on her feet when Rodriguez moves. Sky starts to hobble around. Rodriguez then turns her inside out with a clothesline for a near fall. Rodriguez sizes her up and charges, but Sky ducks and rolls her up for a two-count. Sky boots Rodriguez back and hits a diving tornado DDT. Rodriguez rolls out of the ring to recover. Sky teases a dive onto Rodriguez, but she redirects and hits Perez with a suicide dive! Sky gets in the ring and goes for a suicide dive on Rodriguez, but Rodriguez catches her and rolls through before throwing her into the ring post! Rodriguez goes for a Tejana Bomb, but Sky counters with a hurricanrana into the turnbuckles. Sky hits the Bullet Train Attack before going to the top rope for the Over the Moonsault to pick up the win.
Winner by Pinfall: IYO SKY
Roxanne Perez gets in the ring and attacks Sky. Rodriguez joins in, and they double-team her.
“THIS IS MY BRUTALITY!”
Rhea Ripley heads to the ring to a HUGE ovation. Ripley boots Perez down before headbutting Rodriguez. Ripley punches away at Rodriguez before ducking a big boot. Sky takes Rodriguez out with a missile dropkick. Ripley then big boots Rodriguez over the top rope. Ripley and Sky stand tall in the ring.
Backstage Segment
Jackie Redmond is backstage with LA Knight. She asks about his title match at WWE Clash in Paris. Knight isn’t worried about any Plan B or C. CM Punk walks over and interrupts. Knight tells Redmond to stay. Punk says he wants to get something clear: they need to be on the same page. Knight says he’s had two championship opportunities, but Punk stuck his nose in it. It’s not personal. It’s business. Punk says they need some cohesion and need to watch each other’s backs. It’s the numbers game with Seth Rollins’ group. Knight says it didn’t work last week. Knight says when they get to Paris, one man will hold the title up. It won’t be Punk. It’ll be Knight, YEAH! Knight walks off, and Punk says, “No.”
“Main Event” Jey Uso will battle Bron Breakker in an Extreme Rules Match.
The New Day and Grayson Waller head to the ring. Xavier Woods will battle Penta next.
-Commercial Break-
Video: Highlights are shown from this past Saturday’s AAA TripleMania XXXIII.
Backstage Segment
Rhea Ripley is backstage with IYO SKY. Ripley says she couldn’t help but get involved there. The Kabuki Warriors come over. Asuka leers at Ripley. Asuka is upset that Ripley could help, but they’re not allowed. Ripley says she helped because they were nowhere to be found. Ripley and Asuka argue until Sky yells at them to stop fighting. Sky shouts in Japanese and goes wild as she walks off. Kairi Sane looks concerned. Asuka warns Ripley to stay out of their business. Sane, stuck between a rock and a hard place, looks at Ripley before walking off.
The cameras turn around and walk into the Xfinity Mobile Arena.
Video: Two weeks ago on Raw, Penta attacked The New Day and Grayson Waller before destroying Xavier Woods’ mourning hat.
Xavier Woods w/ Kofi Kingston and Grayson Waller vs. Penta
Referee: Danilo Anfibio
Xavier Woods is claiming the ruined mourning hat cost $18,000. They get in each other’s faces before getting into a shoving match. Penta does the “Zero Miedo” taunt before grabbing Woods’ beard. Woods knocks him to the corner and starts to punch, but Penta bends his head down and kicks him. Penta goes for a handstand slingshot dropkick, but Woods slips to the apron. Woods superkicks him as he was attempting a slingshot maneuver. Woods hits a back suplex on the apron and shouts, “Give me my money!”
-Commercial Break-
Back from the break, Penta puts Woods on the apron. Woods quickly snaps him off the top rope. Woods slings into the ring and struts, walking on and over Penta. Woods hits a running big boot for a two-count. Woods applies a rear chin lock, but Penta fights up. Woods sends Penta into the ropes, but he lowers his head and eats a kick. Penta kicks him in the knee and hits a reverse sling blade. Penta hits a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker, so Woods rolls out of the ring to recover. Penta goes to the top rope and stands on top of the ring post. Penta takes Woods and Grayson Waller out with a diving cross-body block to the floor. Penta gets Woods into the ring. Penta kicks Woods in the head and does a handstand slingshot corner dropkick for a two-count.
Penta grabs Woods for a Penta Driver, but Woods gets out of it. Woods hits an inverted vertical suplex for a near fall. Woods pulls Penta up and hits an uppercut before booting him to the corner. Woods chops the chest and goes for an avalanche, but Penta moves. Woods knocks Penta back and charges, but Penta hits him with a Penta Driver. Penta is too injured to immediately follow up. 1… 2… Kofi Kingston puts Woods’ foot on the bottom rope. Woods gets on all fours to get up, so Penta jumps off his back and hits Kingston with a somersault plancha to the floor! Penta gets in the ring, and Woods catches him with an inside cradle for a two-count. Penta kicks him in the face and hits a Mexican Destroyer for the win!
Winner by Pinfall: Penta
Penta quickly gets out of the ring before Kingston and Waller attack him.
WWE/AAA Worlds Collide is coming to The Pavilion at the Thomas and Mack Center on Friday, September 12.
Video: Last Monday on Raw, “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio loaded his mask while teaming with El Grande Americano to beat AJ Styles and Dragon Lee. This past Saturday, after AJ Styles cost Mysterio the AAA Mega Championship, Mysterio challenged El Hijo del Vikingo to a match at Worlds Collide. Rey Mysterio confronted his son and made fun of him.
The Judgment Day heads to the ring. World Tag Team Champions Finn Bálor and JD McDonagh will battle Dragon Lee and Mr. Iguana next.
-Commercial Break-
Next Monday, Raw will be live in Birmingham, England, and will have a special start time of 3 p.m. Eastern.
The Philadelphia Eagles, holding their Super Bowl Trophy, are shown at ringside.
Non-Title Tag Team Match
World Tag Team Champions The Judgment Day (Finn Bálor and JD McDonagh) w/ WWE Intercontinental Champion “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio vs. Dragon Lee and Mr. Iguana
Referee: Eddie Orengo
Dragon Lee will start against JD McDonagh. They circle the ring and lock up. They tussle into the ropes for position before the referee separates them. Bálor pulls on Lee’s mask. McDonagh takes Lee down and stomps him. Lee reverses a whip, so McDonagh goes for a sunset flip. Lee counters with a double stomp to the midsection. Lee chops the chest a few times. Lee blocks a kick and hits a dragon screw over the ropes. Lee backs up and charges, but McDonagh twists to the apron. McDonagh knocks him back and clubs him in the face a few times. McDonagh chops the chest and tags Finn Bálor in. Bálor chops Lee in the corner before sending him to the opposite corner. Lee rolls out of the way and hits a slingshot corner dropkick. Lee wrenches the arm and tags Mr. Iguana in to a big ovation. Iguana hits an ax handle to the arm. Balor clotheslines him down and stomps him. Bálor connects with a snap vertical suplex for a two-count. Mr. Iguana starts to swim in place, so Bálor stomps him. Bálor connects with a scoop slam. Iguana comes back with an arm drag, followed by a tilt-a-whirl arm drag. Iguana dropkicks Bálor out of the ring. McDonagh runs in, but Iguana sends him out of the ring. Lee and Iguana hit the ropes together and (sort of) hit stereo somersault sentons on McDonagh and Bálor!
-Commercial Break-
Back from the break, McDonagh clubs away at Lee. Lee flips through a back suplex and hits a snap back suplex. Lee knees him in the face, but McDonagh immediately comes back with a poisonrana. McDonagh goes for a clothesline, but Lee flips through and hits a Liger Bomb! Iguana, holding his iguana puppet, reaches for a tag.
Iguana and Bálor tag in. Iguana hits Bálor with the La Yesca puppet a few times before hitting a running hurricanrana. Iguana throws his puppet at McDonagh and kicks him in the head. La Yesca “bites” Bálor as Iguana goes to the top rope. Iguana then redirects and hits McDonagh with a diving cross-body block to the floor! Lee tagged in right before and bounces Bálor’s face off the turnbuckle. Lee goes for Operation Dragon, but Bálor counters with a falling elbow drop. 1… 2… Iguana breaks it up. McDonagh sends Iguana to the floor and hits an Asai Moonsault. Lee rolls Bálor up for a two-count. Lee kicks away at Bálor before hitting the ropes. Bálor hits a Sling Blade and signals for the end. Lee superkicks him down. McDonagh distracts the referee, so Mysterio grabs Lee’s foot. Bálor hits Lee with a Woo Dropkick, followed by a Coup de Grâce for the win.
Winners by Pinfall: World Tag Team Champions The Judgment Day
Mr. Iguana uses La Yesca to try to revive Dragon Lee. The Judgment Day attacks them. Dominik Mysterio clears the commentary table. Mysterio pulls Lee up to the table, but El Hijo del Vikingo catches him with a missile dropkick off the table. Vikingo hits Bálor with a running hurricanrana on the floor. Vikingo attacks McDonagh and hits him with a running meteora. Mysterio hits Vikingo with the AAA Mega Championship. Lee and Iguana are taken out before Mysterio hits Vikingo with a Frog Splash. Mysterio holds up the Intercontinental and Mega Championships.
Video: Last Monday on Raw, Becky Lynch tapped Maxxine Dupri out to retain the WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship. Natalya made the save, so Lynch attacked her.
Backstage Interview
Jackie Redmond is backstage with WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion Becky Lynch. Redmond asks about Lynch’s attack on Natalya. Lynch says she didn’t attack Natalya. Natalya attacked her. Two weeks ago, Natalya verbally attacked her. Later, Natalya shoved her, so she defended herself. Natalya is bitter because she doesn’t belong. Natalya is wrestling for other promotions because she knows she doesn’t belong in the ring with Lynch. Lynch says, “Hey, Natalya, welcome back to the big time.”
Backstage Segment
Natalya is walking backstage with Maxxine Dupri and Akira Tozawa.
-Commercial Break-
Snickers presents WWE Raw on Netflix.
The commentators talk about what’s going on with Bayley.
Video: Bayley says she doesn’t know if anything she’s saying makes any sense. We hear the heel Bayley talking in her head, saying nothing makes sense. Without her, she’s nothing. They were a double champion and the longest-reigning SmackDown Women’s Champion of all time. All her friends stabbed her in the back. Bayley covers her ears to try to drown out the noise. The segment ends with Bayley’s inner voice suggesting a hug.
WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship
Natalya w/ Akira Tozawa and Maxxine Dupri vs. “The Man” Becky Lynch (c)
Referee: Danilo Anfibio
The bell rings, and Natalya hits a headlock takeover. Natalya rolls her up for a two-count. Lynch quickly goes to the corner to keep Natalya away. Natalya blocks a kick and slings her down onto her face. Lynch gets up and goes for a Manhandle Slam, but Natalya gets out and hits a German Suplex. Lynch rolls out of the ring to recover, so Natalya hits a baseball slide. Natalya gets her in the ring and goes for a kick, but Lynch avoids it and drives her into the ring post. Natalya holds her shoulder in pain.
-Commercial Break-
Back from the break, Natayla sidesteps an avalanche. Natalya is still favoring her shoulder. Natalya goes for a suplex, but her arm is too injured. Lynch takes her down and goes for a cross armbreaker, but Natalya blocks it. Natalya rolls over and picks up a two-count. Lynch counters with a triangle-type hold, but Natalya powers her up and slams her down. Natalya holds her arm in pain. The crowd is silent. Natalya elbows and kicks Lynch away before hitting a snapmare. Natalya steps on her head and kicks her in the face. Natalya sets up for a Sharpshooter, but Lynch attacks the injured arm. Natalya connects with a Discus Clothesline for a two-count.
Lynch goes to the floor, and Natalya pulls her by the hair. Lynch snaps her off the ropes. Maxxine Dupri checks on her, so Lynch attacks her. Lynch then hits Akira Tozawa with a baseball slide. Natalya does a crucifix pin for a two-count. Lynch quickly cuts her off by attacking the arm. Lynch applies the Dis-Arm-Her for the submission. Absolute silence during that exchange.
Winner by Submission and still WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion: “The Man” Becky Lynch
Dupri helps Natalya up, so Lynch blindsides them. Lynch applies a Dis-Arm-Her to Dupri until Nikki Bella makes the save. They brawl before Bella hits the Rack Attack 2.0. Bella talks trash to Lynch and stands tall over her.
Backstage Segment
Jackie Redmond is backstage with Sheamus. She asks about the chaos with Rusev. Sheamus says Rusev didn’t consider running into him with his WWE return. Rusev shows up, but they’re immediately separated. Raw General Manager Adam Pearce says he’s had enough. They’ll get it out of their system for the final time at WWE Clash in Paris in a Good Ol’ Fashioned Donnybrook Match! Pearce screams that he needs a drink.
“Main Event” Jey Uso will battle Bron Breakker in an Extreme Rules Match.
Video: After Raw, Naomi and Jimmy Uso will appear on Stephanie McMahon’s “What’s Your Story” podcast. They have an announcement.
We’ll hear from Women’s World Champion Naomi next.
-Commercial Break-
Locker Room Segment
“Main Event” Jey Uso is getting pumped up when CM Punk walks up. Punk says they need to work together. Uso has an Extreme Rules match against “The Paw Patrol.” Punk says he has Uso’s back. Uso says he didn’t ask for his help and doesn’t need it for this match. Punk says in Paris, it’s about the World Heavyweight Championship. This is about getting to Paris. Uso says he doesn’t want to owe anyone any favors. Punk says he’s just letting him know he’s here. Uso walks off as Punk shakes his head.
“Main Event” Jey Uso will battle Bron Breakker in an Extreme Rules match.
Women’s World Champion Naomi addresses the state of the title
Raw General Manager Adam Pearce is in the ring and welcomes Women’s World Champion Naomi to the ring.
Women’s World Champion Naomi makes her way to the ring. Pearce says, “Champ, the floor is yours.” The crowd applauds Naomi, who is getting emotional. The crowd lightly chants her name. Naomi says this is hard to say. She directs them to the tron.
Video: The clip from Stephanie McMahon’s “What’s Your Story” podcast is shown. Naomi and Jimmy Uso have an announcement. Jimmy says everyone needs to proceed with caution because there’s a baby on board. They’re thrilled. Naomi says, “I’m pregnant, and I’m having a baby.”
The crowd loudly applauds Naomi. Pearce says he feels like he can speak on behalf of everyone here. They are so happy for her. Pearce congratulates her. Naomi sneers at Pearce and says she bets he’s happy. This ain’t her first time relinquishing a title. She handed it back the first time, but “this time, I ain’t handing you shit.” Her hormones are jumping like a disco. Naomi advises Pearce to get out of her face. She kicks him out of the ring. Naomi cackles as she has the crowd sing, “Kiss Him Goodbye” at Pearce. Naomi says she hopes her trips in his church shoes.
Naomi says all the women in the locker room should be thanking one person: Big Jim. Without him, they wouldn’t have a chance to take the title. Naomi was working all year and was going to put all the heifers in the ground, but luckily for them, Big Jim likes to “Netflix and chill!” The crowd chants, “You deserve it.” Naomi looks emotional again. Naomi says, “On the bright side, it looks like the Bloodline continues, baby!” Naomi cackles again. The crowd chants, “OTC.”
Naomi says she’ll lay her custom title on the mat. A “Baby Uso” chant picks up. Naomi says she’ll leave the title here and give the heifers nine months and some change to do what they want with her title. Even if she has to come back breastfeeding with a baby in her arms, she’s picking up where she left off. Whoever has that title, she advises them to proceed with caution!
Next Monday on Raw from Birmingham
— Rhea Ripley vs. Roxanne Perez
— Penta vs. Kofi Kingston
— Special Start Time of 3 pm Eastern
This Friday on SmackDown from Dublin, Ireland, John Cena will appear live.
Backstage Segment
Bron Breakker is walking backstage. He’ll battle Jey Uso in an Extreme Rules match.
-Commercial Break-
Backstage Segment
The Judgment Day is walking backstage, wondering where Dominik Mysterio is. They find him talking to El Grande Americano. Americano walks off. Finn Bálor asks what that was about. Mysterio says he was trying to make sure the Judgment Day is always on top. They walk off, leaving Bálor looking confused and concerned.
Extreme Rules Match
“Main Event” Jey Uso vs. Bron Breakker w/ Paul Heyman
Referee: Chad Patton
There is a shopping cart full of weapons at ringside, a tribute to the late New Jack.
The bell rings, and Bron Breakker says, “I’ll murder you.” Uso blocks a punch and punches Breakker to the corner. Uso gets on the middle rope and starts to punch him. Breakker fights out and turns him around before hitting some shoulder thrusts to the midsection. Breakker puts Uso in the corner and punches away at him in the corner. Uso fights Breakker off and clotheslines him over the top rope, landing him on the shopping cart full of weapons! Ouch!
The crowd chants, “We want tables! Breakker is having trouble getting to his feet. Uso goes under the ring for a table. Breakker painfully pulls himself into the ring, so Uso punches him down. Uso punches him out of the ring and hits the ropes for a suicide dive.
-Commercial Break-
Back from the break, the ring is littered with weapons. There are several chairs in there, a trash can, kendo sticks, crutches, you name it. During the break, Breakker hit Uso in the shoulder with a chair. Back to live action, Breakker attacks Uso with a chair before smashing a trash can lid off his back. An “ECW” chant picks up. Breakker wedges a chair in the corner. Uso reverses a whip, sending Breakker headfirst into the chair.
Breakker slowly gets up, and Uso starts punching away at him. Uso does some theatrics and takes him down with a right hand. Uso charges, but Breakker turns him inside out with a clothesline. Breakker sets up a pair of chairs back-to-back. Breakker lifts him and drops him ribs-first onto the tops of those chairs! WOW! Breakker follows Uso outside and bounces him off the commentary table. Breakker goes to the apron and grabs a trash can. Breakker comes off the apron with a dive onto Uso, hitting him with the trash can and sending him over the table.
-Commercial Break-
Back from the final break of the evening, Breakker is going for a superplex. Uso fights him off, so Breakker scales the ropes and hits a Frankensteiner for a near fall. Chad Patton counted the pin while slapping a chair.
Breakker pulls the straps down, and the dogs in Philadelphia start barking. Breakker hits the ropes lightning-quick before Uso crushes him with a Spear! 1… 2… Breakker barely kicks out. Uso smashes Breakker’s spine twice with a chair. Uso gets another chair and smashes him on the shoulder with it. Uso hits another Spear and goes to the top rope. Uso connects with an Uso Splash! 1… 2… “Big” Bronson Reed pulls the referee out of the ring. Reed has the referee’s shoe and throws it at him. Reed hits Uso with a cannonball and punches away at him. Reed hits a Death Valley Driver.
LA Knight heads to the ring and attacks Reed. Knight punches away at the Tribal Thief before knocking him out of the ring. Knight bounces him off the commentary table a few times before driving him into the steel steps. World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins attacks Knight from behind. Rollins drives Knight into the barricade. Rollins gets in the ring and hits Uso with a Pedigree. Rollins goes outside and grabs the referee.
CM Punk’s music hits to a huge ovation. Rollins grabs a steel chain. Punk punches him, so Rollins gets in the ring. The crowd is singing “Cult of Personality.” Punk and Knight go back and forth, punching Rollins. Knight hits Reed with a baseball slide. Punk signals for the end. Punk goes for a Go To Sleep, but Rollins rakes the eyes. Rollins drives Punk into Knight, knocking Knight off the apron and through the table at ringside. Punk chases Rollins into the crowd.
Breakker grabs a table and sets it up. A light “OTC” chant picks up. Breakker grabs Uso, but Uso superkicks him onto the table. Uso heads to the top rope, but Reed shoves him off to the floor. Breakker goes to ringside to set up for a Spear…
…but ROMAN REIGNS’ MUSIC HITS! Breakker looks toward the stage, but Reigns doesn’t come out. Breakker charges to hit Uso with a Spear, but Reigns cuts him off with a massive Spear at ringside! Reigns hits Reed with a Superman Punch and puts Breakker in the ring. Uso superkicks Breakker onto the table and hits him with an Uso Splash through the table for the win!
Winner by Pinfall: “Main Event” Jey Uso
Roman Reigns yells at Bronson Reed, who has stolen two pairs of his shoes. Heyman holds Reed back as the show ends.
Quick Match Results
— IYO SKY def. Raquel Rodriguez
— Penta def. Xavier Woods
— World Tag Team Champions The Judgment Day (Finn Bálor and JD McDonagh) def. Dragon Lee and Mr. Iguana in a Non-Title Tag Team Match
— “The Man” Becky Lynch (c) def. Natalya via Submission to retain the WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship
— “Main Event” Jey Uso def. Bron Breakker in an Extreme Rules Match
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