WWE returns tonight from “The Sweetest Place on Earth.”
WWE Raw is live at 8/7c on Netflix from the GIANT Center in Hershey, PA. with the return of CM Punk, an appearance by Gunther, Logan Paul vs. Rey Mysterio, The Usos vs. New Day, Maxxine Dupri vs. Ivy Nile for the Women’s I-C title, and Stephanie Vaquer vs. Raquel Rodriguez for the Women’s World title.
Featured below are complete WWE Raw results from Monday, December 15, 2025, written by PWMania.com reporter Matt Boone (@MattBoone0709) as the show aired on Netflix from 8-10:30pm EST.
WWE RAW RESULTS – DECEMBER 15, 2025
‘WWE Then. Now. Forever. Together.’ kicks things off as always, and then we see an extended video package looking back at John Cena’s WWE retirement and loss to Gunther on Saturday.
Gunther Made John Cena Tap “Like A B*tch”
Inside the GIANT Center, the theme for Gunther hits and “The Ring General” comes out with a giant smile on his face as the packed crowd in Hershey boos him at the top of their collective lungs. The man who made Cena give up enjoys the hatred coming his way from the Hershey crowd as he heads toward the ring.
He stops at the ring steps before heading to the announce table, standing upon it to enjoy even more of the boos from the fans as Alicia Taylor introduces him. Finally, the Ring General makes his way into the ring, standing with a microphone in hand as the crowd continues to show their disdain.
He climbs the nearest turnbuckle to, as the kids would say, “farm more aura” as the crowd now begins chanting “you suck” at Gunther. The crowd remind him of his previous failings as they chant “you tapped out,” something Gunther has a smirk at before he starts to speak…only for the crowd to shut him down with more booing.
He can’t help but enjoy how much the crowd are on his case after Saturday Night’s Main Event, a grin forming on his face before finally speaking. He says he did what he said he would do…he made John Cena give up. The crowd try to fight him as they continue booing, while Gunther says that when he gave up, Cena tapped out like a little b*tch!
He drops the microphone, leaving the ring to soak in the hatred from this crowd, only to return to the ring, climbing the turnbuckle to mock the crowd some more. Seemingly satisfied with the hate coming his way now, Gunther finally leaves the ring again and heads up the ramp, only to make his way back.
He returns to the announce table to taunt the fans yet again and once more mock Cena tapping “like a b*tch.” Gunther smiles ear-to-ear and walks to the back, where he taunts Otis and Akira Tozawa, R-Truth and Adam Pearce, before taunting AJ Styles with the “You Can’t See Me” gesture in the parking lot and driving off.
The Usos vs. The New Day
We see ‘Main Event’ Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso amongst a sea of fans in the back. Jey calls for his music and the hyped twin brothers make their way through the crowd with their YEET-tastic return as The Usos in the WWE tag-team division. They make their way to the ring for opening action against The New Day.
As the two settle inside the squared circle for our first match of the evening, we shift gears and settle into a quick pre-match commercial break. When the show returns, The New Day are in the ring and the bell sounds to get this match officially off-and-running.
Some early back-and-forth action takes place, with The Usos in the offensive lead for the most part. After this continues for a few minutes, The New Day take over with double-team action behind the referee’s back. As they settle into a comfortable offensive lead for the first time, we head to a mid-match break.
The show returns and we see Jey land a big shot that buys him enough time to make the much-needed tag to Jimmy. “Big” Jimmy comes in and takes over control of the offense, but not for long, however, as Grayson Waller provides a distraction at ringside that allows The New Day to take back over. We head to another break.
When the show returns, we see some more back-and-forth action leading to Waller trying to get involved again. This time, the referee catches him and ejects him from ringside. The Usos fight back into the lead and finish things off with a 1D for the win.
Winners: The Usos
Backstage With The Vision
After Rhea Ripley & Iyo Sky vs. The Kabuki Warriors for the women’s tag-team titles are announced for WWE Raw on Netflix’s one-year anniversary on January 5 in Brooklyn, NY., we look back at last week and Logan Paul’s attack on Rey Mysterio.
Things were made slightly more complicated by the arrival of the mystery man from Survivor Series, who later cost LA Knight the match against Logan. Vision beatdown on LA Knight post-match, all the way to the backstage area where they set him up for a Tsunami on top of a car.
Backstage, The Vision talk about taking LA Knight out before turning their attention to CM Punk. Mentions of the masked man lead to Paul Heyman addressing it, admitting he’ll take the help. Bron Breakker pulls Heyman aside to talk about taking out Punk.
Heyman points out he is 21 days away from Breakker beating Punk to become the new World Heavyweight Champion. Breakker says he knows, and mentions it’s 504 hours. Heyman says that’s a bit obsessive and compulsive. Heyman leaves as Logan asks Bron to “lock in” ahead of the Maverick’s match against Rey Mysterio.
Commentary talks about what happened last week, noting that LA Knight is out “indefinitely” after the attack by The Vision last week. They also hype up CM Punk speaking later tonight. The brief backstage and video package-related segment wraps up there.
Asuka Poison Mists Rhea Ripley
Back inside the arena, Rhea Ripley’s theme hits and out comes Iyo Sky and Rhea Ripley to a big pop from the crowd. The duo head toward the ring until Ripley takes a face full of poison mist from Asuka, who popped up out of nowhere in the front row of the crowd.
The Kabuki Warriors blindside Rhea and Iyo before taking Ripley into the ring. Referees can’t stop the pair from setting Ripley up for an Insane Elbow…but Sky jumps into the ring, covering Rhea to take the brunt of it. Kabuki Warriors leave the ring to celebrate up the ramp, as officials check on the pair. We head to a break.
WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship
Maxxine Dupri (c) vs. Ivy Nile
Back from the break, we see footage of what just went down with Ripley getting misted. We then see Ivy Nile is standing by for our next match. Making her entrance next is the champ as Maxxine Dupri gets a nice crowd pop on her way to the ring.
We get introductions for challenger and champion, and this match is underway. Nile mocks the champ as she goes on the attack, taking Dupri for some mounted punches. She brings Maxxine to her feet before sending her to the corner, but Dupri goes for an ankle lock to force Ivy to back off.
Nile catches the champ in the corner, but Maxxine catches her in an armbar of sorts on the ropes before the ref intervenes. She leaves the ring, only to be blindsided by the challenger. On that note, the show shifts gears and settles into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues in this title tilt.
The show returns and we see both women are in the ring as Nile continues to lay into the champ…until Dupri counters a reverse suplex to take Nile to the mat! The two fight their way to their feet, where Maxxine absorbs a couple forearm strikes before sending Ivy to the canvas with a boot.
She slams the challenger down hard, forcing Ivy to the corner before landing a fisherman’s suplex with a bridging pin for two. Nile back ot her feet, sending the champ to the mat with a powerbomb for a near-fall of her own. Maxxine gets to the corner to get back up.
Nile lays into her with punches, until the champ lands a sit-out powerbomb for a near-fall. She goes up top, but is caught by Ivy for a tree of woe dragon sleeper until the ref intervenes with a four count. The champ is still tied up, but takes Nile off the turnbuckle before breaking free for a cross body.
Ivy dodges it, rolling Dupri up for a nearfall. Maxxine cinches in an ankle lock, with the challenger trying multiple times to break free before sending the champ into the corner. Dupri clutches the hold one more time, locking a grapevine to make Ivy tap out for the win.
Winner and STILL WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion: Maxxine Dupri
Bouncy Bout Set For Next Week
Backstage, Adam Pearce talks up Je’Von Evans and his efforts at Saturday Night’s Main Event before El Grande Americano and his Amazing Amigos interrupt to talk smack.
Evans won’t stand for the Americano to talk crazy about NXT or himself, and this gives Pearce idea to book a match for next week. Je’Von Evans will face El Grande, or rather, his friend Rayo Americano next week.
CM Punk’s Pipe Bomb Response To Bron Breakker
CM Punk makes his way out to a big pop from the crowd, singing along to his theme as Punk heads to the ring. He is not happy as he goes into how it felt sitting at home the past two weeks, listening to “Neanderthal nepo baby” Bron Breakker speaking.
He addresses the words Breakker has had to say, saying Breakker can’t even handle 2025 CM Punk without the help of his friends. He mockingly congratulates “Bronny” on pinning the champ, saying he didn’t do it alone. Punk has been here, many times before, and Breakker can ask Heyman how many times he’s set someone with a little bit of promise up only to see them wither.
If he had a dime for every time someone tried to be gassed up with a lot of promise, he’d have a pocketful of dimes. He says speaking of dimes, if you ever mention my wife’s name again, and then goes on to make all kinds of personal threats, taking shots at Breakker’s IQ, lazy eye, father, uncle and Steiner math. Pipe bomb.
WWE Women’s World Championship
Stephanie Vaquer vs. Raquel Rodriguez
After a quick check-in with The Judgment Day backstage, we head back inside the arena for our next match of the evening. “La Primera” makes her way out, as WWE Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer is ready for her latest title defense. We head to a quick pre-match commercial break.
When the show returns, Rodriguez charges at the champ, who dodges it only to be caught in a wristlock by Raquel. She sends Vaquer to the mat before hitting the ropes, but the champ fights back before heading to the ropes herself, running right into a shoulder tackle by the challenger.
Raquel sends Stephanie to the corner for some punches, mouthing off with the ref when he intervenes. This allows Vaquer to turn things around for a two count. Champ lands a headbutt before heading up top, but she leaps into the arms of Rodriguez, who drops her with a suplex for a near-fall.
On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues. This time when the show returns, we see Rodriguez stopping the champ from taking control as she locks in a nerve hold. Vaquer struggles to break free, sending the challenger to the ropes before landing a few shots on Raquel.
She sends the challenger to the corner for a clothesline, followed by a dragon screw that sends Rodriguez to the mat hard. Raquel manages to fight back now, sending the champ into the corner for some more shots, until Vaquer locks in an armbar on the ropes.
But the challenger just hoists Stephanie up, landing a powerbomb for a two count. She goes up top but Vaquer dodges, landing a kick and a slam to take Rodriguez to the mat. She sets Raquel up for the Devil’s Kiss, landing ten shots.
This forces the challenger scrambling to the corner for a break. Meteora connects in the corner, but Rodriguez blocks an SVB to send the champ to the mat. Vaquer heads to the corner, catching Raquel in the corner for another armbar to pull her out of the ring.
She sends the challenger into the ring post, only for Nikki Bella to blindside her as the ref calls for the bell, throwing the match out. Bella continues the onslaught, bringing Vaquer into the ring for a Rack Attack 2.0 before taunting her and the crowd on her way to the back.
Winner via DQ: Stephanie Vaquer
Adam Pearce Confronts Paul Heyman About Mystery Masked Man
Backstage, Pearce confronts Paul Heyman about who the masked man is. Paul runs down a list that ends with Bruno Sammartino, saying he’s not guilty but it’s convenient as he walks off. Pearce says he wants to know by the end of the night.
He is interrupted by the arrival of Rhea Ripley who says she wants Asuka. That match is made official for next week. Elsewhere, Rey Mysterio talks to CM Punk on his way to ringside. Punk tells Rey to punch Logan Paul in the face and says he’s gonna have Rey’s back if anything else goes down.
Logan Paul vs. Rey Mysterio
It’s main event time!
The show heads to a quick pre-match commercial break. When the show returns, Tessitore recaps Gunther’s opening segment. We shoot to Jackie Redmond, who are with WWE World Tag-Team Champions AJ Styles and Dragon Lee. She asks them about The Usos winning in their first match back in the tag division.
Redmond goes to send things back to Tessitore, but she is cut off by Nikki Bella. She says she’s not sorry for what she did out there. She’s not tired of putting people who are underneath her in their place. She says she’s a legend and tells Vaquer and Rodriguez they should be shining her boots.
In a different area backstage, we see Bayley walking and talking with Lyra Valkyria, who fires her up ahead of an announced showdown against Roxanne Perez of The Judgment Day next Monday night on the WWE Raw: Happy Holidays show. Also advertised is Rhea Ripley vs. Asuka and Je’Von Evans vs. Rayo Americano.
Inside the arena, Rey Mysterio’s legendary theme hits the house speakers and the masked WWE legend makes his way to the ring to a big pop from the Hershey crowd. His opponent, the ‘humble’ addition to The Vision, comes out next. The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with our final match of the evening.
Logan dodges an early charge by Mysterio, sending him to the corner for a couple shots. Rey fights back, sending Paul to the ropes for a 619 attempt, but Logan intercepts him on the way back to the ropes, landing a few punches for good measure. Paul mocks the crowd before bringing Rey to his feet.
He sends him to the corner with a hammer throw before grabbing his belt to whip across Mysterio. The ref intervenes, and Logan finally tosses the belt away before charging at Rey in the corner. Another hammer throw, but this time Mysterio fights back to send Logan to the mat with a head-scissors. He takes the Maverick to the corner.
He goes for a punch, but Logan quickly breaks free to send Mysterio to the mat. He sends Rey to the ropes now, catching him in his arms for a rolling slam and a springboard moonsault across the ring…right into the knees of Mysterio. This forces Logan to take a breather on the outside.
This doesn’t last for long, however, as Mysterio takes him to the floor with a seated senton off the apron. We see this again in super slow motion as the show shifts gears and settles into a mid-match commercial break as our main event of this week’s WWE Raw continues. The show returns and we see Logan in a comfortable offensive lead.
When we return, we see the action still in progress. Things culminate with Logan asking Heyman for the brass knuckles. He gives them to him. The mystery masked man cuts Mysterio’s comeback attempt short with a stomp. Logan hits the superstar splash for the win.
Winner: Logan Paul
Mystery Masked Man Revealed
Afterwards, the masked man and Logan have a long look at each other. The match wraps up there and after the prolonged staredown between the mystery masked man and Logan, we see the masked man finally head off through the crowd as CM Punk runs down to the ring.
Punk stares at the mystery masked man in the crowd as he finally removes his mask, revealing himself to be Austin Theory. Breakker hits the ring and spears Punk. He kneels down and tells him if he ever talks about his family like he did earlier tonight again, he’ll never walk on two feet again.
Breakker poses with The Vision as the show goes off the air. Thanks for joining us!
