WWE Raw Results
October 27, 2025
Anaheim, California (Honda Center)
Commentary: Joe Tessitore and Wade Barrett
Results by: Mike Tedesco of Wrestleview.com
“Then. Now. Forever. Together.” The WWE video leads us into the show.
Pre-Show Arrivals
WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss are in the building tonight. Penta is also shown walking in.
We go live into the Honda Center to see a sold-out crowd.
Video: Last Monday on Raw, Jey Uso won a No. 1 Contender’s Battle Royal for the World Heavyweight Championship. He will face CM Punk for the World Heavyweight Championship at Saturday Night’s Main Event. Near the end, Jey threw out his brother, Jimmy Uso. Jimmy had saved Jey from elimination moments before.
CM Punk and “Main Event” Jey Uso meet ahead of World Heavyweight Title Match at Saturday Night’s Main Event
The vacant World Heavyweight Championship is on a pedestal in the center of the ring. “Main Event” Jey Uso makes his entrance to a big reaction. After making a long entrance, the crowd wants him to run it back, which he obliges them in. After the music dies down for a second time, Uso paces in the ring. A loud “CM Punk” chant then picks up.
Jey Uso welcomes them to “Mon-Jey Night Raw.” Uso says he’s got a lot of people in his ear. He’s got Roman Reigns and Jimmy Uso in his ear. Everybody’s momma is in his ear. Uso says he doesn’t give a damn what they think about him. It’s just him as the No. 1 Contender. It’s just him on Saturday night, and he will be a two-time World Heavyweight Champion. Four letters, one word…
CM Punk’s music cuts him off. The Second City Saint comes out to an equally big reaction. The crowd loudly sings his theme song, “Cult of Personality,” by Living Colour. The two contenders for the vacant World Heavyweight Championship stare at each other. Punk then asks the crowd if they want him to run back his entrance. The crowd wants it, so Punk runs it back!
Punk then has the music shut off and apologizes to Uso for stealing his stuff. Punk says, “Four letters, one word: Punk.” Punk will do his best not to get in Uso’s personal space because that’s all Uso will get on Saturday. Punk says he’s happy for Uso. Uso is finally listening ot himself. He’s not listening to all the noise of Jimmy and Roman. It’s no secret that Punk is friends with Uso, making it harder to lace ’em up against him. He’s tried to put himself in his opponent’s shoes, but he can’t relate to Uso because he’s always listened to himself. It’s easy to do when you’re winning. It’s harder to do when you’re losing or about to lose. Punk had a lot of questions coming out here. Uso’s body language answers many of his questions. Punk knows Uso has what it takes. Punk watched him throw his brother over the top rope. Punk says it’s well within the rules. Uso is just showing everyone, including Punk, that he’s got what it takes.
Punk says Uso has what it takes, but how far is he willing to go? He’s not asking Big Jim’s brother or Little Roman. Punk is asking “Main Event” Jey Uso how far he’s willing to go. Uso isn’t the only one who needs to be champion again. The small amount of time he held the title at SummerSlam after besting Gunther wasn’t enough. Punk needs to be champion like he needs air in his lungs. Punk knows how far he’s willing to go at Saturday Night’s Main Event. When Uso is facedown on the mat and realizes he’s in a situation he can’t YEET himself out of, how far is Uso willing to go?
Uso paces a bit and gets close to Punk. Uso says, “Let’s go, Punk. Let’s go, Uce.” Uso knows how to swim in deep waters. Punk is just spinning these people into getting behind him. Punk is trying to make it seem like Uso is the bad guy. Uso says, “Guess what? Screw you, Punk.” This Saturday night, he’ll show Punk who is the Best in the World. Four letters, one word: uh-uh… YEET! Uso and Punk stare at each other.
Replay: Last Monday on Raw, AJ Styles and Dragon Lee defeated The Judgment Day to win the World Tag Team Championship.
The Judgment Day Clubhouse
WWE Intercontinental Champion “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio says they’ve got a problem. Roxanne Perez says they were just talking about Nikki Bella. Mysterio says it’s a bigger problem than that. Adam Pearce has a vendetta against him. Now, Penta and Rusev have a No. 1 Contender’s Match against him. Raquel Rodriguez says if he weren’t such a heinous cheater, he wouldn’t be in this spot. Now, he has to defend the title against one of them at Saturday Night’s Main Event. What are they going to do? Finn Bálor says he cost them the Tag Team Titles. He’s on his own. Bálor and JD McDonagh walk off. Mysterio chases after them. Perez wants to help, but Rodriguez tells her to focus.
Backstage Segment
WWE Hall of Famer Nikki Bella is shown arriving at the show. She’ll battle Roxanne Perez later tonight.
Penta makes his entrance. He’ll battle Rusev in an Intercontinental Championship No. 1 Contender’s Match next.
-Commercial Break-
Actor and Musician O’Shea Jackson is shown at ringside. Members of the LA Galaxy are also there.
Replay: Last Monday on Raw, Penta stopped Dominik Mysterio from using his title to attack Rusev. Mysterio then hit Rusev with a low blow, followed by a 619 and a Frog Splash for the win. After the match, Penta attacked Rusev.
Intercontinental Title No. 1 Contender’s Match
Penta vs. Rusev
Referee: Eddie Orengo
Penta chops away at Rusev to start the match and kicks him back. Penta connects with a reverse sling blade, followed by a head-scissor takeover. Rusev rolls out of the ring to recover. Penta goes for a suicide dive, but Rusev forearms him in the face. Rusev gets on the apron and grabs him, but Penta kicks him to the floor before hitting a somersault senton. Penta holds his lower back in pain. Penta gets Rusev in the ring and hits a springboard DDT for a near fall.
Penta sizes Rusev up, who looks woozy. Penta signals for a Mexican Destroyer, so Rusev bails out of the ring. Penta follows him, but Rusev punches him in the face and puts him on the apron. Rusev knees and punches him down. Rusev connects with a clothesline and looks fired up. Rusev gets Penta in the ring and avalanches him in the corner. Rusev sends him to the opposite corner, but Penta slingshots over him and hits a backstabber for a two-count. Penta hits a basement dropkick that sends Rusev to the floor. Penta goes for a baseball slide, but Rusev moves. Penta charges, but Rusev hits him with a flapjack onto the steel steps.
-Commercial Break-
Back from the break, Rusev is attempting to rip Penta’s mask off. Penta kicks him away and goes for a springboard, but Rusev catches him in a bearhug. Penta fights out, but Rusev quickly boots him. Rusev goes for an avalanche, but Penta moves and kicks him down in the corner. Penta hits a handspring slingshot dropkick for a one-count. Penta gets up and rocks Rusev with some kicks to the head, knocking Rusev down to the canvas. Penta goes to the top rope and leaps, but Rusev hits a Matchka Kick out of mid-air! 1… 2… Penta kicks out, and Rusev is in disbelief.
Rusev slaps the mat in frustration and yells. Rusev stomps the back and goes for an Accolade, but Penta gets out and hits the Penta Driver! 1… 2… Rusev kicks out! The crowd chants, “Ref, you suck!” Rusev and Penta trade right hands from their knees. Royal Americano and Bravo Americano run into the ring and double-team Rusev and Penta. El Grande Americano is with them.
No Contest
Los Americanos hold Penta up for El Grande Americano to punch. They then send Rusev into the ring steps. Los Americanos pose in the ring. An irate Rusev appears on the apron and attacks them. Rusev takes out Royal and Bravo. Americano tries to run away, but Penta superkicks him. Los Americanos pull Americano out of the ring to save him. Penta and Rusev turn to face each other, but they don’t attack.
Backstage Interview
Jackie Redmond asks what’s next for LA Knight after coming up short last week. Knight says he did fall short and didn’t come out with what he needed. Knight says he doesn’t have the World Heavyweight Championship. Jey Uso is going to Saturday Night’s Main Event with CM Punk. Knight says he’s got to do the hard thing: continue the path. Whoever comes out of the title match, he’ll be on them. He is what is.
Lyra Valkyria and Bayley will team up to take on Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship later tonight.
-Commercial Break-
Saturday Night’s Main Event is coming to Salt Lake City this weekend.
Backstage Segment
Bron Breakker is talking with Paul Heyman and “Big” Bronson Reed. Breakker says he wants to trust Heyman’s plan, but he doesn’t get why they didn’t go out to the Battle Royal and destroy everyone. Heyman says Adam Pearce would have suspended them without pay. They need to focus on the one man who shares their vision. On Saturday, CM Punk and Jey Uso will beat each other half to death. They’ll be waiting to be victimized by Breakker next Monday. If he eliminates that one man, Breakker’s path to the title is clear. Breakker wants a match against that man tonight. Heyman says he’s already done it: LA Knight. Breakker smiles and says, “YEAH!”
Video: Celebrating ten years of Asuka in the WWE. They highlight the 914-day undefeated streak, which a bitter Bill Goldberg recently criticized. Asuka has won the Royal Rumble, Money in the Bank, and Elimination Chamber, is a 4-time Tag Team Champion, and a 5-time Women’s Champion. No one is ready for Asuka.
General Manager’s Office
Raw General Manager Adam Pearce is on the phone when Finn Bálor and JD McDonagh walk in. Pearce asks if they know where Dominik Mysterio is because he has news for him. Pearce asks what they want. McDonagh demands a Tag Title match. Bálor calms him down and says they’d like to know when their rematch is. Pearce says that during the Battle Royal last week, they illegally eliminated Sheamus. They can pick who will face him tonight. McDonagh volunteers. Bálor says when they’re done, they want to talk about the Tag Team Titles.
WWE Hall of Famer Nikki Bella makes her entrance. She’ll face Roxanne Perez next.
-Commercial Break-
WWE Fact of the Night: The Honda Center hosted WrestleMania XII and WrestleMania 2000.
Comedian Cristela Alonzo is shown at ringside.
Replay: Last week on Raw, Nikki Bella saved Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer from a double-team beatdown by Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez.
Nikki Bella vs. Roxanne Perez w/ Raquel Rodriguez
Referee: Jessika Carr
The bell rings, and Perez mockingly shows respect to Bella. Perez wants to shake her hand, but Bella swats her hand away. Perez slaps her and sends her to the apron. Bella knocks her back and hits a sunset flip for a two-count. Bella punches her, and Perez falls into the referee’s arms for a moment. There’s a weird pause for a moment. Bella dropkicks her down. Bella applies a side headlock, so Perez pulls the hair and slings her down. Perez clubs away at Bella before applying a side headlock. Bella twists out and applies a side headlock. Perez whips her off and goes for a head-scissor into a side leg sweep, but Bella counters out. Bella smashes Perez’s face off her knee, and Perez rolls out of the ring to recover with Raquel Rodriguez. Bella goes outside and grabs Perez, throwing her into the barricade. Bella bounces her off the apron and rolls her into the ring. Bella bounces Perez’s face off the turnbuckles before starting to climb. Perez grabs her feet, but Bella kicks her back. The referee checks on Perez, so Rodriguez snaps Bella off the ropes. Perez grabs Bella and hits a guillotine slingshot into the ropes. Perez talks trash to the Hall of Famer.
-Commercial Break-
Back from the break, Perez is taking it to Bella, choking her on the middle rope. Perez hits a running uppercut to Bella’s neck, followed by a double jump springboard moonsault for a near fall. Perez applies a neck vice to Bella’s surgically repaired neck. Bella twists and elbows out, but Perez takes her down for a one-count. Perez forearms her in the neck several times before doing some push-ups. Bella angrily takes her down and punches her. Bella boots her back and hits some forearms to the jaw. Bella whips her into the ropes and follows her in, but they wipe each other out with a double hair pull.
Bella slowly gets up and hits a pair of clotheslines, followed by a dropkick. Bella gets fired up and clotheslines her in the corner before going to the second rope for a diving kick to the face. Bella picks up a two-count. Bella picks Perez up, but Perez counters with a sleeper hold. Bella pulls her off, but Perez quickly knocks her into the ropes. Perez hits the ropes, but Bella counters with a spinebuster. Rodriguez gets on the apron, so Bella punches her down. Perez rolls her up and gets her feet on the ropes. 1… 2… the referee sees Perez’s feet on the ropes. Bella rolls Perez up for a two-count. Bella punches Perez down and goes for the Rack Attack 2.0, but Perez elbows out. Perez avoids a spear and hits Pop Rox for the win.
Winner by Pinfall: Roxanne Perez
Rodriguez gets in the ring and grabs Bella. Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer runs down for the save. Vaquer and Rodriguez square off, but they don’t come to blows. Bella gets up and stands by Vaquer’s side, so Rodriguez walks off. Vaquer and Bella hug in the ring.
Video: Last Friday on X, Bayley goaded Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss into a Tag Title Match on Raw.
Backstage Segment
Lyra Valkyria is walking backstage when she bumps into the Kabuki Warriors. Asuka says they should be getting the title opportunity, but Bayley and Valkyria cut them in line. Asuka yells at her and walks off. Kairi Sane looks conflicted, but she runs off after Asuka. Bayley walks up and says she got them matching jackets. Valkyria is confused by Bayley. She’s never been in the ring with Charlotte Flair or Alexa Bliss. Bayley looks worried and wonders what would happen if they lost. Valkyria asks what if they win. They high-five.
Backstage Segment
“Main Event” Jey Uso is walking backstage when Jimmy Uso angrily approaches him. Jimmy says he saved Jey. When he needed saving, Jey only thought about himself. If Jey really believed in himself, he wouldn’t be so scared to find out what would happen if they squared off. Jimmy walks off, and Jey looks a little unsure.
Bron Breakker makes his entrance alongside Paul Heyman and “Big” Bronson Reed. He’ll face LA Knight next.
-Commercial Break-
Survivor Series: WarGames is coming in November.
Bron Breakker w/ “Big” Bronson Reed and Paul Heyman vs. LA Knight
Referee: Rod Zapata
The bell rings, and they stare at each other, sizing one another up. They circle the ring before locking up. They tussle against the ropes before Breakker gets him in the corner. Knight elbows him back and hits some right hands. Breakker hooks a side headlock, but Knight whips him off and hits a back elbow. Knight gets him in the corner and starts up the 10 punches. Breakker powers out, but Knight avoids an inverted atomic drop and clotheslines him down. Knight punches away at him before Breakker hooks a side headlock. Breakker hits the ropes at a WILD speed and clotheslines Knight down! Breakker hits some shoulder thrusts in the corner before putting Knight on the top rope. Knight knocks him back and hits a crossbody block for a two-count. Breakker quickly pops up and whips Knight to the corner before hitting an inverted atomic drop. Knight avoids an Alabama Slam and rolls him up for a two-count. Breakker quickly comes back with a clothesline.
Breakker puts him in the corner, but Knight fires back with some stinging left jabs, followed by a clothesline. Knight stomps away at Breakker before backing up and hitting a running knee to the jaw. Breakker rolls out of the ring to recover. Knight hits a baseball slide and warns Bronson Reed to stay back.
-Commercial Break-
Back from the break, Breakker is still taking it to Knight. Breakker hits some shoulder thrusts before the referee backs him up. Breakker backs up and charges with a high knee to the chest. During the break, Breakker hit a military press onto the commentary table. Breakker sends Knight into the ropes, but he lowers his head and eats a kick. Knight charges, but Breakker hits an exploder suplex over the top rope to the floor! Breakker slides out of the ring and charges around the ring for a flying shoulder tackle. Breakker gets Knight in the ring for a two-count.
Breakker applies a rear chin lock, but Knight fights up and twists out. Knight hits some stinging left jabs, but breakker cuts him off with a kick. Knight ducks a pair of clotheslines and hits a diving clothesline. Knight sends him sternum-first into the turnbuckle before hitting a neckbreaker. Knight connects with a powerslam and saunters around the ring. Knight drops an elbow and gets to his feet. Knight sizes him up for Blunt Force Trauma, but Breakker gets out of it. Breakker knees him in the face and puts him on the top rope. Breakker climbs the ropes, but Knight punches him down. Breakker scales the ropes for a Frankensteiner, but Knight slides through the legs and viciously pulls him off the ropes! Knight puts Breakker on the top rope and positions him. Knight sets up for a superplex, but Breakker punches him off. Knight then leaps to the top rope and hits a superplex for a near fall!
The crowd is buzzing for this match. Knight gets to his feet and goes for the BFT, but Breakker shoves him away. Knight boots him back before getting distracted by Bronson Reed. Knight quickly sidesteps a shoulder tackle, and Breakker hits the ring post shoulder-first. Knight comes off the apron and takes Reed down. Knight then grabs Breakker and bounces him off the commentary table several times. Knight gets Breakker in the ring and threatens Paul Heyman. Breakker rabs Knight getting into the ring and gorilla presses him, but Knight slides off and hits a reverse DDT! Knight gets to his feet and heads to the second rope. Knight goes for his LA Knight Elbow Drop, but Breakker kips up and runs under him before crushing him with a Spear for the win!
Winner by Pinfall: Bron Breakker
Breakker stands tall in the ring with Reed and Heyman.
Backstage Segment
Raw General Manager Adam Pearce asks a few people if they’ve seen Dominik Mysterio. Pearce finally locates him. Mysterio was talking with Los Americanos. They walk off. Mysterio says he was just telling them that what they did was crazy. They acted all on their own. Pearce says Penta and Rusev aren’t going after Los Americanos. They’re going after Mysterio. At Saturday Night’s Main Event, Mysterio will defend his title against Rusev and Penta. Mysterio isn’t happy.
Backstage Segment
Elsewhere backstage, Jimmy Uso is walking when his brother, Jey Uso, walks up to him. Jey says he heard what he said. Jimmy is his brother, and he loves him. Nothing will change that. It didn’t go Jimmy’s way last week. That’s not his fault. Why is he coming before the biggest match of his career and trying to blame him? Jey has problems with everyone. There’s not a lot of real estate left. Jimmy says he feels him. They embrace before Jey walks off.
JD McDonagh makes his entrance alongside Finn Bálor. He’ll face Sheamus next.
-Commercial Break-
John Cena’s final Raw will take place on November 17 at Madison Square Garden.
JD McDonagh w/ Finn Bálor vs. Sheamus
Referee: Danilo Anfibio
The bell rings, and Sheamus looks distracted by Finn Bálor at ringside. McDonagh pounces on him and stomps him in the corner. McDonagh goes for a whip, but Sheamus doesn’t budge. Sheamus turns him around and LIGHTS HIM UP with some body shots. Sheamus sends him to the opposite corner, but McDonagh boots him back. McDonagh charges, but Sheamus hits a back body drop. Sheamus attacks him, and McDonagh falls into the bottom rope. Sheamus chokes him before pulling him to his feet for a release front suplex. Sheamus rips at McDonagh’s face as Bálor watches at ringside. McDonagh quickly elbows Sheamus in the ear. Sheamus sends him into the ropes, but McDonagh ducks a pair of clotheslines and slides through the legs. McDonagh flips through a back suplex and chop blocks him. McDonagh kicks him a few times and steps on him before celebrating. Bálor celebrates with him. Sheamus then pops up and clotheslines McDonagh over the top rope. Sheamus punches McDonagh against the commentary table before putting him in the ring. Sheamus approaches Bálor before getting in the ring. Sheamus goes after McDonagh, but McDonagh takes him down and hits a slingshot corkscrew senton for a one-count. McDonagh stomps Sheamus in the corner before wrenching the arm. Sheamus quickly lifts him and puts him on the apron. Sheamus sets up for the 10 Beats of the Bodhrán, but Bálor pulls him off the apron. Sheamus comes off the apron with a double clothesline on Bálor and McDonagh. Sheamus celebrates with the crowd.
-Commercial Break-
Back from the break, McDonagh has Sheamus grounded in a rear chinlock. Sheamus soon powers up and backs him to the corner. McDonagh won’t release the hold, so Sheamus hits a backpack senton. McDonagh pops up and puts the sleeper hold on. Sheamus powers up with McDonagh on his back and throws himself over the top rope. McDonagh holds the ropes and kicks Sheamus back. McDonagh then crushes him with an Asai Moonsault. McDonagh puts Sheamus in the ring and goes to the top rope for a 450 Splash! 1… 2… Sheamus barely kicks out.
McDonagh starts to kick Sheamus in the chest. Sheamus gets fired up and wants more. Sheamus invites him to slap him. McDonagh obliges. Sheamus soon blocks a kick and takes his head off with a clothesline. Sheamus hits another clothesline before clubbing him in the corner. Sheamus connects with an Irish Curse Backbreaker before getting to his feet. Sheamus puts McDonagh over the top rope and grabs him, but McDonagh elbows him back. McDonagh rolls him up for a two-count. Sheamus pops up and hits a rolling fireman’s carry. Sheamus powers him up and drops him on the apron for the 10 Beats of the Bodhrán. 1… 2… 3… 4… 5… 6… 7… 8… 9… 10… 11… 12… sorry, I lost count. The crowd gives Sheamus a great ovation. Sheamus sets up for a Brogue Kick, but McDonagh fires back with a Busaiku Knee. McDonagh rolls him up for a two-count. Sheamus powers him up before turning him into a Celtic Cross Powerbomb! 1… 2… Bálor puts McDonagh’s foot on the bottom rope.
Sheamus is furious and stares at Bálor. Sheamus gets out of the ring, but Bálor picks up the shillelagh. Sheamus floors him with a knee to the jaw. Sheamus goes for a Celtic Cross on Bálor, but McDonagh stops him with a suicide dive attempt. Sheamus drops Bálor and catches McDonagh. Sheamus attacks McDonagh and gets him in the ring. The referee checks on McDonagh as Sheamus goes to the top rope. Bálor hits Sheamus with the shillelagh. McDonagh then hits Sheamus with a top rope Spanish Fly for the win!
Winner by Pinfall: JD McDonagh
JD McDonagh and Finn Bálor celebrate at ringside.
Replay: Last Monday on Raw, Becky Lynch got herself disqualified to stop her title match against Maxxine Dupri.
General Manager’s Office
Raw General Manager Adam Pearce is with Maxxine Dupri. She has two victories over Becky Lynch, who is off this week after what she did. Pearce will make it official for the third time. Dupri says she doesn’t want to waste this opportunity. She needs to call a friend to make sure she’s ready for Lynch. When she’s ready, which will be soon, she’ll take the title from Becky Lynch. She’ll give the world the biggest shock, as well as Lynch. Pearce says it’s official, and she should call him when she’s ready.
Backstage Interview
Cathy Kelly is backstage with WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss. Why are they taking this impromptu match? Bliss says they’re ready to fight anytime. Flair says she… no, they are about to make history. They’re two defenses away from the most defenses of the Women’s Tag Titles in history. The Kabuki Warriors come up. Asuka complains about not being in the title match. Flair suggests they fight soon. Asuka says they’re not ready for her.
The WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship match will be the main event on tonight’s Raw.
-Commercial Break-
The commentators go over the card for Saturday Night’s Main Event, airing on Peacock at 7 p.m. Eastern.
Video: A poker chip with the year 2026 is shown.
Backstage Segment
World Tag Team Champions AJ Styles and Dragon Lee are talking to Raw General Manager Adam Pearce. Styles says 2026 is his last year, but he’s ready to face any and all comers. Finn Bálor and JD McDonagh walk up and want a Tag Title shot. Pearce asks if they’re kidding after they cheated. Styles says they’re not deserving, but they’re willing to fight them. Dragon Lee says they’re unstoppable. Pearce makes it official for Styles. Styles says he’ll see them next week. McDonagh says it’s the shortest and only reign of Styles’ career.
Lyra Valkyria and Bayley head to the ring. The WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship match is next.
-Commercial Break-
Next week on Raw
— Nikki Bella and Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer vs. Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez
— World Tag Team Championship: AJ Styles and Dragon Lee (c’s) vs. Finn Bálor and JD McDonagh
WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship
Bayley and Lyra Valkyria vs. Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss (c’s)
Referee: Chad Patton
Alexa Bliss will start against Bayley… and my feed goes dead for a few moments. After a brief break, the fireflies are out as Charlotte Flair hits Lyra Valkyria with a waistlock takeover. Valkyria cartwheels away from Flair and lets out a WOO. Valkyria takes Flair down and charges. Flair sidesteps her and kicks her in the side of the head. Flair chops Valkyria down. Valkyria sends her to the corner, but Flair rolls up the turnbuckles. Flair goes for a roll-up, but Valkyria gets out and kicks Flair out of the ring. Valkyria hits a Wrecking Ball Dropkick before giving Bayley a high-five.
-Commercial Break-
Back from the break, Valkyria stretches Bliss out with a pendulum submission before picking up a two-count. Bliss knocks Valkyria and Bayley away, but Valkyria keeps her from her corner. Bayley tags in. Bayley and Valkyria hit Bliss with a Samoan Drop/rolling neckbreaker double-team maneuver for a near fall. Valkyria tags in, and they send Bliss into the ropes. Bliss goes for a double DDT. Bayley and Valkyria lift her, but Bliss snaps back and hits them with a double DDT.
Flair tags in and comes off the top rope with a crossbody block on the challengers. Flair goes back and forth, chopping Bayley and Valkyria. Flair hits a floatover clothesline and Valkyria before connecting with a fallaway slam. Flair then hits Bayley with an exploder suplex, putting Bayley on the mat next to Valkyria. Flair pops up to her feet and heads to the top rope. Flair hits a moonsault on Valkyria and Bayley. Flair covers Valkyria for a two-count. Flair gets to her feet and boots Bayley off the apron. Valkyria then wipes her out with a running back elbow.
Bayley undergoes a personality change, becoming super intense as she looks for a tag from Valkyria. Bayley tags in and knees Flair in the face. Bayley snaps her off the ropes and whiffs on a stomp as Flair moves too early. Bayley hits an elbow off the second rope before knocking Bliss off the apron. Flair quickly knees Bayley back, but Bayley fires back with Bayley-to-Belly. 1… 2… Flair barely kicks out! Flair gets up and boots Bayley back. Bliss blind tags in. Bayley ducks a clothesline from Flair and knocks Bliss off the apron. Bayley takes Flair down, but Flair gets away. Valkyria blind tags in and comes off the ropes with a diving leg drop on Flair. Valkyria hits the ropes, but Bliss, the legal competitor, hits Valkyria with Sister Abigail! 1… 2… Bayley breaks it up! Flair and Bayley brawl out of the ring. Bliss goes to the top rope, but Valkyria catches her attempting a crossbody. Valkyria hits Nightwing! 1… 2… Flair breaks it up! Flair wants a tag and gets the crowd going.
Bayley and Flair tag in. Bayley hits Flair with a Thesz Press. Flair rolls out and punches away at Bayley. Bayley strikes away at her and hits some chops. Bayley hits the ropes, but Flair big boots her down. Flair locks her in the Figure Four Leglock before transitioning into the Figure Eight! Valkyria stops Bayley from tapping out. Bliss then hits Valkyria with Twisted Bliss. Flair and Bliss hit stereo Natural Selections for the win.
Winners by Pinfall and still WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions: Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss
The Kabuki Warriors run in and attack Flair and Bliss. Asuka holds Flair up as Kairi Sane hits an InSane Elbow. They then attack Valkyria. Bayley runs them off. The Kabuki Warriors back up the ramp as the show comes to an end.
Quick Match Results
— Penta vs. Rusev went to a No Contest in a WWE Intercontinental Championship No. 1 Contender’s Match
— Roxanne Perez def. Nikki Bella
— Bron Breakker def. LA Knight
— JD McDonagh def. Sheamus
— Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss (c’s) def. Lyra Valkyria and Bayley to retain the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship
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