The road to WWE Clash In Paris continues tonight in “The Great White North.”
WWE Raw is live tonight at 8/7c on Netflix from the Videotron Centre in Québec City, Québec, Canada.
On tap for tonight’s show is an opening segment with CM Punk, Becky Lynch vs. Maxxine Dupri for the WWE Women’s Intercontinental title, Sami Zayn vs. Rusev, AJ Styles & Dragon Lee vs. Dominik Mysterio & El Grande Americano and more.
Featured below are complete WWE Raw results from Monday, August 11, 2025, written by PWMania.com reporter Matt Boone (@MattBoone0709) as the show aired on Netflix from 8-10:30pm EST.
WWE RAW RESULTS – AUGUST 11, 2025
‘WWE Then. Now. Forever. Together.’ kicks things off for this week’s WWE Raw in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. A lengthy recap package airs to show Seth Rollins fake injury reveal, Money In The Bank cash-in, and the beatdown he and The Vision put on LA Knight, CM Punk and Roman Reigns to end last week’s Raw.
CM Punk & LA Knight Confronted By “The Vision”
Inside the Videotron Centre, we hear the familiar sounds of Living Colour’s ‘Cult of Personality,’ which brings out none other than “The Best in the World” himself, CM Punk. The Canadian crowd goes wild as “The Second City Saint” makes his way out to kick off this week’s show.
“Is it great to be alive on a Monday night in Quebec City or what?” Punk begins, as always. He talks about how he should be WWE World Heavyweight Champion right now. He says he’s not though, and so he’s a little bit angry about that. He says he’s got a “Seth Rollins Problem.”
Punk calls him “the self-professed visionary who can’t see what’s right in front of his face.” Rollins is trying his best to be CM Punk and failing miserably. Punk says he climbed to the top of the mountain for the first time in twelve years and became champion at SummerSlam. Another “CM Punk” chant fires up.
Punk appreciates the cheers and chants, but he can’t help but feel that he let them down because he’s not a champion. If they thought before that he was relentless in pursuing his goals and getting that title, he’s even more possessed to regain the title. They say to hate the player and not the game.
Punk has cashed in a few times, but he hates the player. Rollins is pretending to be CM Punk and pretended to be injured, so everyone had their guard down. Rollins cashed in. Next time they fight, he’ll take the title. Rollins won’t have to pretend to be injured because he’ll break his legs. LA Knight emerges to a big pop.
Knight gets in the ring and stares at Punk. Knight then extends his hand. Punk shakes it and talks to him, but we can’t hear what he’s saying. Punk then asks if he has something to say. Knight always has something to say, “So let me talk to ya.” Everyone knows Punk was robbed at SummerSlam.
Punk climbed the mountain and rose to the occasion by beating Gunther and winning the World Heavyweight Championship. Punk deserves to have his rematch. Punk nods his head in agreement and says, “YEAH!” Knight then says, But, last week, he was having his match and it had nothing to do with you.
Knight said he was having his match with Seth Rollins, and what did Punk do? He came down. He couldn’t contain himself. He got involved and got him disqualified, costing him his opportunity to become WWE World Heavyweight Champion himself. Knight says he understands, but says it was the wrong place and time.
Knight says if Punk wants Seth Rollins, he should whip his ass, but he should do it on his time. Punk should have his rematch after Knight gets his. Punk says he thinks he sees Knight’s perspective, but the words he’s looking for are, “Thank you, Mr. Punk, for preventing Seth Rollins from ending my career.”
Punk asks if Knight thought he’d become the World Heavyweight Champion after Rollins stomped his head into the concrete. Punk says he saved Knight’s career. Punk says he’s a former World Heavyweight Champion, not Knight. Punk should be in the front. Knight needs to go to the back of the line.
Knight says when he thinks about what Punk did, “thank” doesn’t come before “you.” Punk did something special after twelve years. He was overdue, but Knight is even more overdue. There are levels to this. As good as Punk is, he’s not on Knight’s level. Knight wants them to stay out of each other’s way.
Knight will forget last week happened as long as Punk stays on his side of the line. Knight will beat Seth Rollins and become World Heavyweight Champion. Punk can be his first successful title defense. “YEAH!” Punk says in the spirit of making sure there’s no bad blood between them, he reminds him that he’s the best in the world.
As they continue to bicker, we hear the familiar voice of Paul Heyman, who comes out to the stage with “The Tribal Thief” Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker. Heyman starts to speak French, but then he stops. Heyman only knows what he needs to speak to get out of this province, speaking their “guttural language.”
Heyman says, “Speaking of ‘guttural language,’ LA Knight, take it from the adorable Oracle, do not get into the favor business with CM Punk.” If you start trading favors with him, it will cost him everything in life. It will cost you your self-respect, your position in WWE, half your career, years of your life, and your Tribal Chief.
Punk calls him a crybaby. Someone is getting punched in the face tonight. Punk invites them down to the ring. Heyman says he did teach Punk correctly after all these years. That’s a great idea. They’ll do it tonight. CM Punk and LA Knight versus “The Future of WrestleMania” Bron Breakker and “The Owner of the Shoe-la Fala” Bronson Reed.
That challenge is for tonight. Punk and Knight look at each other. Knight says they don’t want those two goofs. Punk cuts him off and accepts the challenge. Knight says Punk doesn’t speak for him, but he then accepts the challenge. Heyman says, “Deal. See you tonight.” Breakker talks trash off-mic as the segment ends.
Checking In Backstage In The Judgment Day Clubhouse
Once the opening segment wraps up, we shoot backstage, where we see Finn Bálor is talking with Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez in The Judgment Day Clubhouse, with JD McDonagh in the background. Up walks WWE Intercontinental Champion “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio with El Grande Americano.
The Judgment Day members aren’t happy that El Grande Americano is there. Bálor speaks privately with Mysterio. Mysterio says he’s the ‘King of the Luchadores’ and will use Americano to his advantage. Bálor hopes Mysterio will bring back the AAA Mega Championship. Mysterio tells him to trust “Daddy-Dom.”
AJ Styles & Dragon Lee vs. Dominik Mysterio & El Grande Americano
Inside the Videotron Centre, we hear the familiar sounds of AJ Styles’ theme song. Out comes “The Phenomenal One” to the ring for the first match of the evening. As he settles in the ring, we shift gears and head into a quick pre-match commercial break.
When the show returns, Corey Graves and Michael Cole promote AAA TripleMania XXXIII live this Saturday, August 16, at 9pm Eastern/6pm Pacific, live on WWE’s YouTube channel in English and Spanish. Inside the arena, we see Dragon Lee in the ring with Styles.
The Judgment Day duo of WWE Intercontinental Champion “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio and his partner, El Grande Americano, make their respective ring walks. Dragon Lee hits a dive as they are making their entrance. Styles hits Dom and rolls him into the ring.
The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this opening tag-team tilt. Styles bounces Mysterio in the corner a few times. Fans immediately break out in a loud “Dirty” Dom song-style chant, the same way crowds do for Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns every week.
Styles hits Mysterio with a backbreaker before tagging Dragon Lee in. Lee comes off the top rope with a double ax handle to the arm. Lee wrenches the arm and snaps it. Lee sends Mysterio into the ropes, but Mysterio slides under the bottom rope. Mysterio gets in the ring and tags El Grande Americano in.
Americano sends Lee to the corner and blocks a kick. Ludwig Kaiser… I mean, Americano shouts at Lee and chops his chest. Americano charges, but Lee sidesteps him. Americano drops Lee on the apron, but Lee shoulders him back and bounces him off the corner.
Lee hits a flying cross-body block for a two-count. Styles tags back in. Styles and Lee send Americano into the ropes before hitting a double-team back elbow and some kicks. Mysterio runs in, but Styles slings him into Lee, who hits a kind of weak-looking powerbomb. Mysterio and Americano regroup at ringside.
On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break. When the show returns, we see a few more minutes of back-and-forth action before we head into a second mid-match advertising time out as the bout continues.
This time when the show returns, we see Styles and Lee begin to fight from underneath back into competitive form, before ultimately taking over. As it looked like they were wrapping things up and on their way to victory, we see Dom slip on a mask and load it, headbutting Styles, setting up Americano for the pinfall victory.
Winners: Dominik Mysterio & Dragon Lee
Adam Pearce Talks To Sami Zayn, Sheamus & IYO SKY
Backstage, Sami Zayn is in WWE Raw General Manager Adam Pearce’s office. Pearce tells him he can’t guarantee him what he’s asking for, which is a world title opportunity, and tells him they should focus on getting through the match with Rusev tonight without issue. With that said, in walks Sheamus.
Pearce tells Sheamus he just wanted him to hear it from him directly that they can’t have the issues between he and Rusev like they had last week. Zayn tells Sheamus not to get involved in his match tonight. Sheamus promises he won’t, but says the second the bell rings, “that Bulgarian bitch is mine!”
He also talks briefly with Iyo Sky, who complains about not having a match for the WWE Women’s World Championship against Naomi like she was promised. Pearce says he doesn’t like it any more than she does. Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez come in and taunt her, leading to SKY vs. Perez for later tonight.
Sami Zayn vs. Rusev
Back inside the Videotron Centre, the familiar sounds of Sami Zayn’s theme hits and the Quebec City crowd explodes, as Montreal, Quebec’s own Sami Zayn emerges and makes his way to the ring for the next match of the evening. As he does, the show heads into a quick pre-match commercial break.
When the show returns, footage is shown of Rusev and Sheamus’ many brawls backstage and in the arena during last week’s show. Back live, we see Rusev has already made his ring entrance. The bell sounds and off we go. Fans loudly chant “Sami! Sami!” before anything happens.
Zayn plays to the crowd, which makes them get even louder. They settle into an “Ole! Ole!” sing-style chant. Rusev, meanwhile, goes to work on Zayn and pummels him, taking the early offensive lead. Zayn fights back, climbing on the big Bulgarian in the corner for the ten punch spot.
Rusev ends up coming off the ropes seconds later with a big shot that turns Zayn inside-out for a close two-count. Zayn sends Rusev out to the floor. He heads out to the ring apron and leaps, bouncing his legs off the ropes for an Arabian-style moonsault, Sabu-style.
Back in the ring, Zayn hits the ropes to build up a full head of steam, but rights into the massive arms of a prepared Rusev, who proceeds to Donkey Kong him into the mat with authority. We see a super slow-motion replay of that as the show heads into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues.
This time when we return, we see Rusev punching Zayn on the top rope. Rusev sets up for a super-plex, but Zayn blocks it. Zayn punches him down to the canvas. Rusev charges, but Zayn jumps over him and avoids an avalanche. Zayn grabs the arm, chops the chest, and climbs the ropes for a springboard tornado DDT.
Zayn sets up for a Helluva Kick, but he runs into a Matchka Kick from Rusev. Rusev covers for a two-count. Rusev signals for the end and stomps the spine. Zayn fights out of the Accolade and rolls him up for a near fall. Rusev charges, but Zayn grabs him for an exploder attempt.
Rusev elbows out and punches him in the face. Rusev puts Zayn on the apron and ties his arms to the ropes. Rusev hits Sheamus’ 10 Beats of the Bodhrán, clubbing Zayn down to the apron. Rusev grabs Zayn by the hair, but Zayn fires back with an exploder into the turnbuckles.
Zayn gets to his feet and gets the crowd going. Zayn sets up for a Helluva Kick, but Tonga Loa and JC Mateo pull Zayn out of the ring. Talla Tonga and WWE United States Champion Solo Sikoa are also there. Mateo and Loa attack and hold Zayn up for Tonga to boot Zayn down. WWE officials run down and send the MFTs to the back.
Winner via DQ: Sami Zayn
Solo Sikoa & The MFT’s Kicked Out Of The Building
From there, we see Rusev slowly get up at ringside, but he’s crushed by a Brogue Kick from Sheamus. Sheamus puts Rusev in the ring, and WWE security runs over. Sheamus beats them up. Rusev attacks Sheamus and sends him into the crowd. They brawl into the crowd. Rusev rips Sheamus’ shirt off. They fight to the back.
On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into a commercial break. When we return, we see WWE Security and Raw General Manager Adam Pearce kicking Solo Sikoa and the MFTs out of the arena. Pearce calls General Manager Nick Aldis, but referee Danny Anfibio cuts him off.
Anfibio says they separated Rusev and Sheamus, but Pearce doesn’t believe him. Grayson Waller and The New Day come up to Pearce. Xavier Woods complains about his hat being destroyed by Penta. Pearce says Penta will face Woods next week, so Woods can get even for his “sombrero.” Pearce says he’s got business to attend to and walks off wildly.
“The Tribal Thief” And Owner Of The Shoe-La-Fala With A Message
We shoot to a special video message from “The Tribal Thief” himself, the owner of the “Shoe-La Fala,” ‘Big’ Bronson Reed of The Vision. He says he got famous by destroying Seth Rollins. He earned Rollins’ respect so much that he was invited into The Vision. Reed doesn’t respect Roman Reigns.
Reed has punked Reigns out twice. The only reason it hasn’t happened a third time is that Reigns hasn’t manned up to him for a third time. When he does, Reed will add to his collection. He’ll keep doing it until Reigns acknowledges his “Tribal Thief.” Reed shouts, “Tsunami!”
Iyo Sky vs. Roxanne Perez
We see Iyo Sky walking through the tunnel by Gorilla Position. Asuka and Kairi Sane of The Kabuki Warriors offer to be in her corner to keep things fair. Sky declines and says she’s got this. They hug before Sky walks off. In the arena, Iyo Sky makes her way to the ring as we head to a break.
When the show returns, Roxanne Perez is already in the ring. The bell rings, and they circle the ring before locking up. Sky powers Perez against the ropes, but Perez turns her around. Perez goes for a right hand, but Sky ducks it. Sky applies a waistlock, but Perez gets out and wrenches the arm.
Sky fights back and wrenches her arm. Perez rolls through and wrenches her arm, bringing Sky to her knees. Perez soon applies a grapevine to the midsection and turns her over twice to pick up a two-count. Sky pushes back to pin Perez’s shoulders to the mat for a two-count. Perez hits a headlock takeover and picks up a one-count.
Sky applies a head-scissor and cinches it in, but Perez bridges out and gets to her feet. Perez shoves Sky, so Sky angrily takes her down and applies a side headlock. Sky hits a headlock takeover, but Perez applies a head-scissor. Sky does a headstand and gets out before hitting a Shotei uppercut. Sky kicks away at Perez.
Perez ducks a kick to the head and rolls her up for a two-count. Perez quickly slings her down by the hair and talks some trash. Perez puts her in the corner and bounces her face off the top turnbuckle. Sky blocks a second attempt and punches back. Perez knees her in the midsection. Sky reverses a whip and drops down.
Perez cartwheels over her and slaps her in the face. Sky is furious. Perez ducks a clothesline and rolls into a head-scissor takeover, but Sky flips and lands on her feet. Sky slaps her in the face and hits the ropes before doing a cartwheel. Sky then dropkicks Perez out of the ring. Rodriguez checks on Perez.
As she does this, Sky hits them with a suicide dive. Perez manages to avoid a major impact and attacks Sky, sending her into the ring steps. On that note, we shift gears and head into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues. When we return, we see Perez take Sky down. Perez puts her on the ropes and hits a running uppercut.
Perez hits a springboard moonsault for a two-count. Sky struggles to get up. Perez smashes Sky’s face off the middle turnbuckle a few times before backing up. Perez hits a running uppercut and throws her down. Perez goes to the second rope and leaps, but Sky dropkicks her out of mid-air. Perez rolls to the corner.
Rodriguez checks on her. Sky hits a pair of clotheslines, followed by a dropkick. Perez reverses a whip, but Sky leaps to the apron. Sky kicks her back, but cameras show she really hit the top rope. Sky goes to the top rope and hits a missile dropkick before getting to her feet and firing up the crowd. Sky connects with a Bullet Train Attack. 1… 2… Perez kicks out. The crowd chants, “This is awesome.” Sky heads to the top rope.
As she does, Perez rolls to the apron. Sky grabs her by the hair, but Perez pulls her down ribs-first on the top rope. Perez goes to the top rope and hits a super hurricanrana. Perez CRUSHES her with a cartwheel double knee to the back of the neck for a near fall! Perez knocks her down and goes for a sunset flip.
Instead, Sky pops up and kicks her in the face. Sky sizes her up for a Bullet Train Attack, but Perez moves out of the way. Rodriguez asks for a timeout, but Sky isn’t having it. Sky drags her into the ring. As she does, Perez pulls the apron into the ring. The referee goes to put it back.
Perez uses the distraction to rake the eyes and hits a Shining Wizard for a near fall. Perez goes around the world to take her down and applies a crossface. Sky pushes back for a pin, but Perez slides her off for a two-count. Sky hits a double underhook backbreaker and picks up a near fall. Sky slaps the mat in frustration.
Rodriguez checks on Perez again. Perez falls out of the ring. Sky jumps over an attack from Rodriguez and kicks her away. Sky then hits them with an Asai Moonsault! Sky gets Perez in the ring and heads to the top rope. Sky goes for the Over the Moonsault. Perez gets her boots up, but Sky comes up short and actually lands shins-first.
We see Rodriguez get on the apron and distracts the referee. Perez goes to take the top turnbuckle pad off, but Asuka and Kairi Sane run down to stop her. They hold Perez up for Sky. Sky charges, but Perez moves. Sky accidentally hits Asuka and Sane. Perez pushes Sky into them and rolls her up, grabbing the tights for the win.
Winner: Roxanne Perez
LA Knight Confronts ‘Main Event’ Jey Uso
We shoot backstage, where we see Jackie Redmond standing by with her guest at this time, “Main Event” Jey Uso. Uso missed last week’s Raw, and Seth Rollins used the opportunity to take out his cousin, Roman Reigns, and CM Punk.
Uso says receipts are coming, and was handling family business. LA Knight walks up and says the line starts behind him. Knight insinuates that Uso missed Raw on purpose. Uso says he’ll send Knight to the back of the line.
WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship
Becky Lynch (c) vs. Maxxine Dupri
It’s time for our lone scheduled title tilt of the evening. We see Maxxine Dupri walking backstage with Akira Tozawa and Natalya. WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion Becky Lynch is also shown walking backstage. We head to a quick pre-match break.
When the show returns, Lynch and Dupri make their respective ring entrances. The bell sounds to get things officially off-and-running. They lock up before Lynch powers her to the corner. Lynch bullies her a bit before backing up. Lynch applies a waistlock and shoves her from behind.
Dupri goes for a waist-lock, but Lynch slings her down and walks on her. Dupri applies a side headlock, but Lynch slides out and applies a side headlock. Dupri whips her off, but Lynch shoulder tackles her down. Lynch says, “Get out of my ring! You don’t deserve to be here!” Natalya tells Dupri to show Lynch who she is.
Lynch opens the ropes for Dupri to leave. Dupri pretends to leave before hitting an arm drag. Lynch sidesteps a dropkick and big boots her down. Lynch beats her down in the corner and talks some trash before hitting a running forearm. Lynch pulls her up by the hair and hits a Bexploder.
Lynch grabs Dupri and hits a second Bexploder. Lynch connects with a third Bexploder and is just playing with her food now. Lynch pulls her up by the hair, so Dupri slaps her away. Lynch goes for a Manhandle Slam, but Dupri counters with a stunner. Lynch gets up, holding her jaw. Dupri avoids an avalanche.
Lynch sets up for a springboard kick, but Dupri blocks it and applies an ankle lock. Lynch twists out, so Dupri does a handspring. Dupri hits a clothesline and punches away at her in the corner. Lynch rolls out of the ring to recover. Dupri hits a baseball slide and gets fired up. Dupri gets her in the ring and goes to the top rope.
Dupri hits a diving cross-body block for a two-count. Dupri sets up for a Sharpshooter, but Lynch kicks her away. Dupri hits a spin kick before doing an O’Connor Roll. Lynch rolls through and grabs the rope, but the referee catches her. Dupri rolls her up for a two-count. Lynch kicks out and applies the Dis-Arm-Her for the win.
Once the match wraps up, some of the fun continues in and around the ring. We see WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion Becky Lynch continue to trash-talk Dupri. Natalya admonishes her before going to check on Dupri. Lynch kicks Natalya down and leaves the ring.
Winner and STILL WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion: Becky Lynch
Seth Rollins Backstage With The Rest Of ‘The Vision’
We shoot backstage, where we see WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins with the rest of The Vision faction, including ‘The Oracle’ Paul Heyman, ‘The Tribal Thief’ and owner of ‘The Shoe-La-Fala’ ‘Big’ Bronson Reed, as well as Bron Breakker.
Rollins says they are on top of the world. Rollins was expecting to come to this “dump” of a town to deal with his CM Punk problem, but it turns out Punk has an LA Knight problem. Knight has a CM Punk problem. Now, they have a Bron-Bron problem.
As he continues to talk, Rollins points out how he has no problems. Tonight isn’t about him. It’s about Breakker and Reed. Rollins says, “Boys, stack some bodies! I’m out of this dump.” Rollins says he’ll head to the jet and get some WiFi. Rollins walks off.
Interesting Video Message From Bayley
A video with a somber Bayley is shown next. Bayley says she’s not sure how she got here. She’s been doing this for almost thirteen years and has never felt this way. In a way, she wants more but feels less. She wants more and feels nothing. Bayley says it’s her fault.
In the process of her whole career, “The Role Model” felt like something before she called herself that. She was one before she called herself that. Bayley thought she could change and help the division, being someone people in the locker room could look up to, or someone to look up to behind the barricade.
Now, she’s here by herself. She feels everything she’s done has gotten her nowhere. She’s here with nothing to show, not a championship or a win in the last year. Bayley can’t remember the last time she felt proud of herself. Bayley says it’s her fault. Bayley shakes her head.
Lyra Valkyria Doesn’t Feel Guilty Over Bayley
Jackie Redmond is backstage with Lyra Valkyria. Redmond asks about what we just saw from Bayley. Valkyria hopes she’s ok. Bayley cut her out, so she had no idea.
It can’t be what she said to Bayley last week. She was right because Bayley cost her the WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship. It’s not her fault. Bayley is on her own. Valkyria walks off.
Iyo Sky Doesn’t Want Rhea Ripley In Her Business
From there, we see that Iyo Sky is walking backstage when Stephanie Vaquer comes up to her. Vaquer says Sky isn’t the only one who was promised a title match and walks off. Rhea Ripley then comes up to Sky. Ripley gets a HUGE ovation.
Ripley says she was looking forward to Sky getting a shot against Naomi. If Asuka and Kairi Sane had just listened to her… can she trust them? Sky says she doesn’t appreciate what Ripley is trying to say. Sky warns Ripley, “Stay out of it.” Sky walks off.
CM Punk & LA Knight vs. Bronson Reed & Bron Breakker
It’s main event time!
We learn that WWE Raw will be live next Monday night in Philadelphia, PA., and that Drew McIntyre will address his attack of Cody Rhodes from last week when WWE SmackDown is live this Friday night in Boston, MA. We then get the ring entrances for the four men in our main event.
All four are in the ring and ready to rock and roll. Before the match starts, Breakker and Reed avalanche Punk and Knight. Reed shoulders Knight in the corner and punches him down. The referee calls for the bell to start the match as Reed continues to attack Knight.
Reed punches Knight and tags Breakker in. Breakker sends Knight, who is still in his ring vest, into the ropes, but he lowers his head and eats a kick. Knight attacks Breakker and wrenches away at the arm. Knight hits a short-arm clothesline, and Punk applauds his partner.
Punk tags in and wrenches Breakker’s arm a few times. Knight tags in and punches Breakker in the midsection. Knight applies a front facelock and tags Punk in. Punk kicks Breakker in the ribs and sends him into the ropes. Breakker holds the ropes, but Punk follows him in and hits a clothesline over the top rope.
Reed runs in, but Punk ducks and tries to clothesline him over the top rope. Reed is too heavy to go over. Punk tries again for the same result. Knight tags in and tries to clothesline Reed over the top rope, but he’s unsuccessful. Punk and Knight talk to each other.
They then hit the ropes for a double-team clothesline that sends him over the top and out the floor. On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break as the action in the tag-team main event of the evening continues.
When the show returns, we see Breakker and Reed are taking it to Punk. Breakker scoops Punk up and hits a rib-breaker for a one-count before doing some push-ups. Breakker applies a head and arm lock, but Punk fights up and hits a jawbreaker. Reed tags in and avalanches Punk. Punk is wrestling in a shirt.
Reed drops an ax handle on Punk before applying a neck vice. Paul Heyman, wearing the Shoe-la Fala, watches from ringside. Punk fights out of the neck vice and boots him back before sidestepping an avalanche. Knight tags in and punches away at Reed. Knight hits some clotheslines, but Reed stays standing.
Knight ducks a pair of clotheslines and takes Reed down with a leaping clothesline. The crowd is going wild. Knight hits a neckbreaker and sizes him up. Knight goes for Blunt Force Trauma, but Reed pushes him off. Knight fights back with a reverse DDT and rolls up to his feet.
Knight goes to the second rope, but he leaps off to clothesline Breakker on the apron. Knight sends Breakker into the ring post. Reed then avalanches Knight from behind. Knight recovers at ringside, so Breakker smashes him with a diving clothesline over the commentary table. Breakker jumps onto the table and looks pumped up.
From there we head into our second mid-match commercial break, which will be the final advertising time out of the evening. When the show returns, we see that Breakker and Knight are down in the center of the ring. Breakker pulls Knight back from making a tag. Knight tries to punch him away.
Instead, however, Breakker hits an overhead belly-to-belly suplex. Reed tags in and stomps Knight. Reed sends Knight into the ropes for a back elbow before mocking Roman Reigns with a point to the sky. Reed sends Knight into the ropes. Knight attempts a sunset flip, but Reed doesn’t go down.
Reed goes for a cannonball, but Knight moves. Breakker distracts Punk as Knight goes for a tag. Knight wonders what Punk is doing. Reed pulls Knight away and hits a senton splash for a near fall. Reed knocks Punk off the apron and puts him in the corner. Reed puts Knight in the electric chair.
Breakker tags in and hits an avalanche diving bulldog for a pin attempt, but Punk breaks it up. Reed sends Punk out of the ring and tags in. Reed crosses Knight before going for a senton splash, but Knight moves. Punk gets on the apron, and Knight starts crawling to the corner. Punk and Breakker tag in.
Punk hits a big boot, followed by a clothesline. Punk sends him into the ropes and hits a heel kick. Punk hooks the head, does some barking, and hits a vertical suplex. Punk hits a running knee in the corner. Punk hits a second one, followed by a short-arm clothesline. Punk goes to the top rope.
Reed gets on the apron, but Knight knocks him down and hits a baseball slide into the commentary table. Punk stands on the top rope, and the crowd loudly applauds him. Punk hits a Macho Man elbow drop and takes off his shirt. Punk signals for the GTS, but Seth Rollins appears out of nowhere and attacks him from behind.
Winners via DQ: CM Punk & LA Knight
Giant Brawl Leads To WWE Clash In Paris Announcement
Once the match is thrown out, we see The Vision faction continue to take it to Knight and Punk until “Main Event” Jey Uso comes out with a steel chair. Uso comes down the aisleway and hits Breakker in the ribs with the steel chair before smashing it on his back. Reed challenges Uso to get in the ring.
Uso ducks an attack from Reed. Rollins rolls out of the ring before being attacked. Reed swats the chair out of Uso’s hands. Uso punches away at him before hitting him in the back with the chair, knocking Reed out of the ring. Uso stands tall with Punk and Knight. Raw General Manager Adam Pearce comes out to the stage.
It would be easy for him to come out here and call Rollins a liar who disrupts main events. Pearce won’t be angry and will see this as an opportunity. Pearce says Rollins just earned a freakin’ opportunity to defend his freakin’ title at WWE Clash in Paris against “Main Event” Jey Uso, LA Knight, and CM Punk.
Rollins is furious. Pearce says it’s a Fatal 4-Way, and it is official. Punk and Knight start to argue before taking each other down. They punch away at each other. Uso pulls Knight off, so Knight elbows him. Punk goes for a GTS on Knight, but The Vision attacks them from behind. Breakker hits Punk with a Spear.
They send Knight out of the ring as Rollins stomps away at Punk. Breakker gets out of the ring and levels Knight with a Spear at ringside! Reed picks Uso up and hits a Death Valley Driver. Reed goes to the top rope and hits Uso with a Tsunami.
Breakker puts Knight in the ring, and Rollins hits him with a Stomp. Rollins sizes Uso up and hits him with a Stomp. Rollins says that’s two down. Breakker and Reed hold Punk up. Punk is furious and says he’ll kill Rollins. Rollins says, “Look in my eyes. What do you see?”
Rollins says he’ll never be the World Champion. Rollin then crushes the Second City Saint with a Stomp. Rollins holds the World Heavyweight Championship up. From there, we see one final shot of Seth Rollins and The Vision faction standing tall as this week’s show wraps up on that note. Thanks for joining us!
