WWE Raw is LIVE tonight at 8/7c on Netflix from the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City, OK.
Advertised is Rey Mysterio vs. JD McDonagh, Solo Sikoa vs. Penta and Gunther vs. Carmelo Hayes in a pair of “The Last Time Is Now” tournament matches, the Men’s WarGames Advantage match, Becky Lynch will appear live, Dominik Mysterio will address John Cena, and Roman Reigns will kick things off.
Featured below are complete WWE Raw results from Monday, November 24, 2025, written by PWMania.com reporter Matt Boone (@MattBoone0709) as the show aired on Netflix from 8-10:30pm EST.
WWE RAW RESULTS – NOVEMBER 24, 2025
“WWE Then. Now. Forever. Together.” kicks things off. We see an extended video looking back at Roman Reigns’ and Brock Lesnar’s returns on last week’s show. Inside the arena, Joe Tessitore and Wade Barrett welcome us to the show on commentary.
Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes, CM Punk & The Usos Kick Things Off
The familiar sounds of Roman Reigns’ entrance tune plays after a healthy delay, and the crowd goes wild as “The Original Tribal Chief” emerges and heads to the ring to open up tonight’s WWE Survivor Series: WarGames “go-home” show.
He settles inside the squared circle and stands in the center of the ring and soaks in the cheers. Reigns begins by saying, “OKC … acknowledge me!” Before he can say anything else, we hear the familiar ‘thump-thump’ followed by Cody Rhodes’ theme song.
Out comes “The American Nightmare” to a big crowd response. The Undisputed WWE Champion makes his way out to the ring. Rhodes has swelling over his right eye from an attack on this past Friday’s SmackDown. Reigns does not look pleased and will not look in Rhodes’ direction.
The crowd sings Rhodes’ name. Rhodes takes a moment before asking, “So, Oklahoma City … what do you wanna talk about?” Rhodes says he thought this would be different. He acknowledges that Reigns is a man of his word. The last time Reigns gave him his word, it was for a match.
He says this time, it’s for war. Rhodes told everyone who listened why he’s involved in WarGames. What’s in it for Reigns? An “OTC” chant fires up. Reigns thinks about it and says that the last time he checked, he’s been in this war.
Rhodes is just now joining it. Rhodes doesn’t like him, and he doesn’t like Rhodes. They don’t even know each other that well. There is one thing Rhodes knows about him and vice versa. They don’t play around when it comes to their family.
Half of this team is his family. Before they were on Rhodes’ team, they were in his Bloodline. That means he’s been invested in the Usos for a long time, and he’s going to see this through. Rhodes says he understands, then says, “Welcome to my team.”
Rhodes puts his hand out. From there, Living Colour’s “Cult of Personality” plays to bring out the reigning WWE World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk. He heads to the ring to a sustained roar to join Reigns and Rhodes. He gets on a microphone.
Punk begins by asking if it’s great to be alive on a Monday night in OKC or what. He asks the crowd to acknowledge all three of them. This is an all-star War Games. Punk doesn’t need Roman’s word. Roman credits Punk for ruining his life.
If Roman was to stab Punk in the back at War Games, he would be stabbing the Usos in the back too. Punk gets on Cody for calling it “his team”, and says that Cody might be the QB on Friday but Monday is his night. Roman is disgusted with the conversation.
He says the only thing they can agree on is hating Paul Heyman and the Vision. Since we’re being honest tonight, Roman says that title would look much better on his shoulder. Punk asks if Roman is talking to him or Cody. Roman laughs and says “That’s for you to figure out.”
Backstage With The Vision
Backstage, we see Paul Heyman talking to Drew McIntyre and telling him to be on his best behavior. There will be a tag team match tonight for the Men’s WarGames advantage. Logan Paul suggests Brock Lesnar as Drew’s partner, then Bron Breakker, then Bronson Reed. Paul has decided it will be Logan. Logan thinks that’s wise.
The Last Time Is Now Tournament
GUNTHER vs. Carmelo Hayes
Back inside the arena, the familiar sounds of GUNTHER’s theme song hits. Out comes “The Ring General” for the first of two matches taking place tonight as part of “The Last Time Is Now” ongoing tournament to determine John Cena’s retirement match opponent.
As he settles inside the squared circle for tonight’s opening contest, the show shifts gears and heads into a quick pre-match commercial break. When the show returns, Joe Tessitore does a live ad-read for the return of the classic LJN action figures.
Meanwhile, we return live in the arena to see Barrett and Tessitore playing with some of the LJN action figures at the commentary desk, while Carmelo Hayes is finishing up his ring entrance, in progress. Highlights air to show how each man got to this second round match.
From there, things finally get underway as the bell sounds to get this match started. After Hayes tries starting off strong, it isn’t long before GUNTHER settles into a comfortable, dominant offensive lead. After landing one of many hard chops that drops Hayes, GUNTHER gloats as we head to a mid-match break.
When the show returns, we see much of the same for another moment or two before Hayes begins fighting back into competitive form. He jumps on GUNTHER’s back and sinks in a sleeper-hold. GUNTHER survives. After a big high spot, the show heads into a second mid-match break as the bout continues.
This time when we return, we see Hayes go on an offensive rampage. He nearly wins by count-out after a big DDT spot to GUNTHER on the floor. GUNTHER made it back in the ring at nine-and-a-half. Hayes misses a Melo Don’t Miss, and GUNTHER finishes him off with a powerbomb for the win to advance in the tourney.
Winner and ADVANCING: GUNTHER
Backstage With Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes, CM Punk & The Usos
Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes, World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk, and Roman Reigns are talking backstage when The Usos walk up. They say they need to be the ones going into the WarGames Advantage Match.
They’re the best tag team of all time. They don’t give them a choice. They’re in the match. Punk, Reigns, and Rhodes never said a word. Reigns then tells Punk and Rhodes to fix this. And we move on.
Dominik Mysterio Confronts “John Cena” & “Stu The Cameraman”
Another excerpt from the new interview with John Cena that will premiere in full soon airs, and then we return inside the arena where AAA Mega Champion Dominik Mysterio’s theme hits. Out comes The Judgment Day member to the ring.
We head to a quick break. When we return, Dom-Dom is in the ring and shouts at the crowd in Spanish. Mysterio says he is the King of the Luchadores. In a couple of days… Mysterio is cut off by booing. Mysterio says he’ll put an end to John Cena’s retirement tour.
On Saturday, he’ll embarrass Cena in his hometown and take back his Intercontinental Championship. At Survivor Series, he will continue to be the greatest Mysterio of all time. It doesn’t even matter if they cheer for John Cena or not. Cena isn’t here, and Mysterio doesn’t blame him for not wanting to come to this dump.
John Cena’s music hits.
Mysterio prepares for a confrontation. Cena lives up to his trademark catchphrase because we cannot see him. Mysterio starts to chuckle as a vertically challenged man dressed as John Cena, as well as one dressed as Stu the Cameraman, imitates Cena’s entrance.
Wade Barrett calls him, “John Wee-na.” The tiny Cena has trouble getting into the ring before going up the steps. Fake Stu stands on a box next to the real Stu. Mysterio says he’ll save his energy and let “Cena” walk away because he has no idea what’s coming for him at Survivor Series.
Wee-na says, “Fine speech, young Dominik, coming from the worst Mysterio of all time.” Mysterio whispers in his ear to play by the script. Wee-na goes into business for himself. If Mysterio won’t fight him in Oklahoma City, he’ll take him out at Survivor Series because the Champ is Here.
Mysterio boots him down and hits the 5 Knuckle Shuffle. Mysterio puts him on the ropes and hits a 619 before heading to the top rope for a Frog Splash. Mysterio then stands tall over Wee-na. Rey Mysterio runs down to the ring. Dominik gets out of the ring before confronting his father. Rey checks on Wee-na. Judgment Day comes out.
Rey Mysterio vs. JD McDonagh
On that note, we shift gears and head to a quick pre-match commercial break, as Rey Mysterio goes one-on-one with JD McDonagh when we return. When the show does return, we see both guys in the ring. McDonagh takes it to Mysterio at the start.
Mysterio fights back with some strikes before McDonagh reverses a whip. McDonagh hits a drop toehold and drops a leg for a two-count. McDonagh clubs him in the back and applies a rear chin lock. Mysterio fights up and rolls him up for a two-count.
McDonagh quickly regains control with a clothesline. McDonagh shoulders Mysterio in the midsection a few times before taunting the crowd. McDonagh sends Mysterio to the corner, but Mysterio gets on his shoulders in the electric chair position.
Mysterio punches him and pulls him over the top rope. Mysterio is still on his shoulders, so McDonagh hits an electric chair front slam onto the commentary table. On that note, we shift gears and head into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues.
The show returns and we see Finn assisting JD on an abdominal stretch as we return, but the referee sees and Rey gets out of it. Rey gets tripped on the apron by JD. JD walks towards Rey and gets flipped into the ring post. JD rolls in at 8, Rey with the seated splash, then a kick to a sitting JD gets two.
Rey thinks he’s going for a 619. Then JD runs over and hits a C4. Cover gets two. JD with kicks to Rey, but Rey responds with Pop-Rox for two. Finn trips Rey on the 619 attempt. Finn goes onto the apron, but Rey evades a charging JD and JD knocks Finn off the apron. Rey hits a 619 and the west coast pop for the win.
Winner: Rey Mysterio
Adam Pearce With Some Championship Match Updates
We shoot backstage, where we see Raquel Rodriguez is looking for a title opportunity since Nikki Bella got one. Adam Pearce says she’s in the mix. Meanwhile, the New Day & Grayson Waller complain about Pearce ruining their lives.
Pearce tells then that AJ Styles & Dragon Lee want to defend against the New Day next week. This pleases the New Day. Grayson Waller places a wig on Pearce’s head, that doesn’t go over well. Pearce yells at Waller to get out and we move on.
Brock Lesnar Is In The Building
From there, we move on to a different location backstage at the Paycom Center, where we see “The Beast Incarnate” entering the building. He walks the halls in all black, complete with the black cowboy hat, as he meets up with a very smiley-happy Paul Heyman.
Women’s Teams’ Final Showdown Before War
In the arena, the theme for Becky Lynch hits and out comes “The Man.” As she heads to the ring, we shift gears and settle into another quick pre-segment commercial break. When the show returns, we see the rest of the members of Lynch’s team for Women’s WarGames make their way out to the ring as well.
Lynch gets on the mic and talk about the injustice she endured on RAW last week. She says her lawyers have asked her to not talk about it and since she follows the rules, she isn’t talking about but heads will roll. Lynch talks about getting rid of AJ Lee next, since she can’t talk about the Women’s Intercontinental Title issue.
She tells Lee that Lee is making a big mistake by agreeing to be part of WarGames. She talks about how her time is the best team in the history of WarGames. Lynch introduces Asuka, and Kairi Sane. She then introduces Nia Jax and Lash Legend.
Lynch talks about how she didn’t have to wear a mask when her nose was broken unlike Rhea Ripley. Rhea Ripley’s music hits and she comes out followed by Iyo Sky, Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss and AJ Lee. The women all come down to the ring and get in the ring. Lee gets a mic and tells Lynch that the old AJ Lee would have come down and attacked Lynch but therapy works.
She talks about Lynch’s insecurities and fear. Lee says she doesn’t need to make noise like Lynch because she doesn’t just bark, she bites. She thanks Lynch for reminding her of this and tells Lynch she’s made the mistake of locking herself with Lee in a cage on Saturday.
Lee gives Ripley the mic and Ripley uses it to smack Nia Jax in the face. All the women start fighting. Legend beats up Sky, Lee and Lynch go at it, Ripley beats on Jax, Bliss takes on Sane and Flair battles Asuka. Jax and Legend end up cleaning house.
Lee and Bliss jump on their backs and Jax takes Lee down and Legend takes Bliss down. Ripley kicks Jax and Flair kicks Legend out of the ring. Sky hits a moonsault and takes out everyone but Lynch. Flair, Sky, Ripley, Bliss and Lee celebrate in the ring. We head to a commercial break on that note.
The Last Time Is Now Tournament
Solo Sikoa vs. Penta
The show returns and Solo Sikoa makes his way out to the ring accompanied by Talla Tonga of The MFT’s. It’s time for our second of two matches in “The Last Time Is Now” tournament to determine John Cena’s opponent for his WWE retirement match.
Penta wearing his red outfit tonight if you’re scoring at home, or even if you’re alone. Penta with some shots early. Solo runs him down. Big kick in the corner, handstand but Solo ducks outside. Penta follows and Solo clotheslines him down.
Solo tosses Penta over the barrier, but Solo spends too long talking to Talla and Penta hits a rana. Both men are down on the floor as we go to commercial. When the show returns, we see doctors on Penta at ringside. The ring announcer hops on the house microphone and declares Solo Sikoa the winner. We see the updated tourney brackets.
Winner and ADVANCING: Solo Sikoa
Maxxine Dupri Confronted By Judgment Day
Maxxine Dupri talks to Adam Pearce backstage. Pearce tells Dupri to focus and work hard. Dupri says she’s going to call Natalya. Pearce leaves and Ivy Nile comes up to Dupri and tells her that Dupri’s title is hers.
Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez approach Dupri and Perez threatens Dupri and Pearce comes in and makes the save and says he needs to talk to Dupri. Pearce tells Dupri to call Natalya now.
Stephanie Vaquer Sends A Message To Nikki Bella
After that wraps up, we shift gears and head to a special vignette featuring “La Primera” Stephanie Vaquer. She calls out Nikki Bella and tells Bella that she’s going to bash her up real good when they meet at WWE Survivor Series: WarGames with the WWE Women’s World Championship on-the-line.
Men’s WarGames Advantage Match For WWE Survivor Series
It’s main event time!
We see ‘Main Event’ Jey Uso and “Big” Jimmy Uso among a sea of fans, as the familiar sounds of Jey’s entrance tune hits the house speakers. The Usos make their YEET-tastic entrance through the crowd for our Men’s WarGames Advantage match main event of the evening.
As they head to the ring, we shift gears and settle into a quick pre-match commercial break. When the show returns, we see Logan Paul and Drew McIntyre make their respective ring entrances. The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this high stakes tag-team tilt.
Jimmy start off with Paul and they lock up. Jimmy is locked in a headlock and then is taken down with a shoulder check. Jimmy connects with a spike and then chops Paul in the corner. Jey is tagged in and Paul is thrown out of the ring.
McIntyre comes out to help Paul and we cut to a commercial. When the show returns, we see Jimmy slam down Paul and covers him for a near fall. Jey is tagged in and Paul is double teamed. Jey punches Paul several times and Jey slams down Paul.
Jey kicks Paul and slams him down again. Jimmy is tagged in and Paul is double teamed some more. Jimmy covers and Paul kicks out at two. Jey is tagged back in and Paul is double teamed again. McIntyre is tagged in and he starts with punches on Jimmy.
McIntyre kicks Jey down and covers him for a two count. Jey is suplexed and McIntyre continues to suplex Jey. Jey counters a suplex and suplexes McIntyre. Paul is tagged in and Paul punches Jimmy off the apron and then hits a standing Frog Splash and covers Jey for a two count.
Paul throws Jey out of the ring and then tags McIntyre. McIntyre throws Jey onto the announce desk and we cut to a second mid-match commercial break as the action continues. When the show returns, we see some more back-and-forth action, leading to CM Punk and Cody Rhodes coming out to even things up when The Vision hit the ringside area.
In the chaos, everyone involved in both WarGames teams, minus Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar, begin brawling all over the place. While this is going on, Logan hits a roll-up for the win to give his team the WarGames match advantage at WWE Survivor Series in San Diego this Saturday.
Winners: Logan Paul & Drew McIntyre
Men’s Teams Final Showdown Before Going To War
Once the match wraps up, we quickly learn that things here are far from over. The brawl between The Vision team with Logan Paul and Drew McIntyre continues with Punk, Rhodes and The Usos. The theme for Roman Reigns hits and the fans go nuts and break out in loud “OTC!” chants.
Reigns hits Supermman punches and spears on any-and-everything that moves, until he ultimately helps clear the ring of the entire opposing team. Reigns, Rhodes, Punk and The Usos stand tall as the credits flash on the screen. It looked like this was going to be it.
But it wasn’t. After a healthy delay, the familiar sounds of the opening note of Brock Lesnar’s theme hits. The crowd in OKC erupts as “The Beast Incarnate” emerges accompanied by Paul Heyman. He heads down to the ringside area.
His teammates join him on the apron. They enter the ring and the brawl is on. Tessitore thanks us for tuning in and takes us off the air as the brawl between both teams scheduled for Men’s WarGames at this Saturday’s WWE Survivor Series continue brawling as the show ends. Thanks for joining us!
