The road to WWE SummerSlam 2025 begins winding down tonight.
WWE Raw is live at 8/7c on Netflix from Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, MI. this evening with the final red brand show leading up to this weekend’s first-ever two-night WWE SummerSlam premium live event.
On tap for tonight’s show are appearances by Gunther, CM Punk, Roman Reigns, Jey Uso vs. Bronson Reed, LWO vs. Judgment Day for the WWE Tag-Team titles, as well as Rhea Ripley, IYO SKY, Stephanie Vaquer & Nikki Bella vs. Naomi, Chelsea Green, Alba Fyre & Piper Niven.
Featured below are complete WWE Raw results from Monday, July 28, 2025, written by PWMania.com reporter Matt Boone (@MattBoone0709) as the show aired on Netflix from 8-10:30pm EST.
WWE RAW RESULTS – JULY 28, 2025
Hulk Hogan Tribute Kicks Things Off
A live cold open shot of the entire Raw roster at the top of the entrance stage is how this week’s show starts. We hear the voice of Paul “Triple H” Levesque speaking about the late Hulk Hogan. They do a ten-bell salute. This looked identical as the tribute on SmackDown, only with different wrestlers on the stage.
Afterwards, the extended tribute package on the life and career of “The Hulkster” airs. The package wraps up and we see the roster still on the stage in front of the Hogan tribute graphic, as the crowd in the arena are chanting “Hogan! Hogan!” The show heads to the first commercial break of the evening.
“Main Event” Jey Uso Interrupted By Paul Heyman
When the show returns, we see a look at the production inside MetLife Stadium being worked on for Saturday and Sunday’s WWE SummerSlam 2025 premium live event. From there, inside Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, we hear the familiar sounds of “Main Event” Jey Uso’s theme.
As he makes his way through the crowd, Jey Uso leads a “YEET!” movement with the sold out crowd, as Michael Cole mentions Uso being in the scheduled main event tonight later in the show against “Big” Bronson Reed. Uso settles in the ring, and the fans want a sequel. He calls for it, but Paul Heyman comes out instead.
The crowd loudly boos Heyman as he walks out to the stage. Heyman tries to do his usual shtick, but the crowd boos him down. He says his name is not “BOO.” Heyman says he’s not here to be disrespectful to “Main Event” Jey Uso, even though he’s in the main event tonight against “Big” Bronson Reed.
Heyman is here to speak man-to-man, a former Bloodline member to another former Bloodline member. Heyman wanted to speak from the heart. A LOUD “OTC” chant fires up. Heyman wants to speak from the heart in front of a worldwide audience about family.
Heyman goes to get in the ring, but he sees the look in Uso’s eyes and decides to back away from the ring. Heyman says he cannot believe that Uso accepted his cousin’s invitation to team with him this Saturday at SummerSlam against Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker.
Uso is doing it all in the name of family. Heyman emphasizes family in a derogatory way. Heyman says family is always going to let you down and get you in trouble. Heyman says, “Trust the Oracle. That’s not a prediction. That’s a prophecy.” Heyman can see Uso isn’t buying into what he’s telling him.
Another loud “OTC” chant fires up. Heyman wants to lay this one on Uso: when Uso was a kid, did his mother tell him it was Santa Claus that left the presents underneath the tree? Because he didn’t. In other words, Uso’s mother lied to him. Uso is pacing in the ring. Heyman says everyone’s mothers lied to them, too.
Except for the Jewish ones, because his tribe knows better. Did Uso’s father tell him that he wanted him to become more iconic than he was? Is that what Rikishi told him? Rikishi doesn’t want that. Uso’s father lied to him, too. When Roman Reigns was going to pick the next in line for the Tribal Chief, he didn’t pick Uso.
He picked Solo Sikoa. How did that work for the family? Now, Reigns thinks he would’ve been a better choice for Tribal Chief. Does he tell Uso that Reigns wants him to be as rich, famous, and as big as he is? If Roman Reigns said that to Uso, Roman Reigns lied to him, too. Heyman isn’t saying this out of anger or malice.
Heyman is saying this because he loves Jey Uso. Uso looks conflicted. The crowd is loudly booing Heyman. Heyman says he loves Uso just like family. Heyman then yells, “YEET!” Heyman drops the microphone and bows to Uso. The crowd chants, “Bulls–t.” Uso paces around the ring and says family is why he’s here.
Uso will tell Heyman one more time not to run his mouth about his family. Uso will pull up for his family every time. That Bloodline still runs deep in his veins. Uso is fired up. Heyman is out here talking crap and disrespecting him. Uso did all these things because he wanted to prove it to himself.
He won the World Heavyweight Championship to prove it to himself. It had nothing to do with Roman Reigns. Speaking of family, where’s Heyman’s? They brought Heyman into his family. Here’s what’s going to happen. Heyman screwed his cousin at WrestleMania. His boys screwed him out of the World Heavyweight Championship.
Whatever happens tonight, and SummerSlam is on Heyman’s ass. Four letters, one word: ugh ugh… YEET!” Uso says, “We’re gonna run this shit back.” Uso starts to dance and celebrate again. With that said, the eventful opening segment wraps up there.
AJ Styles, Asuka & Kairi Sane vs. Dominik Mysterio, Raquel Rodriguez & Roxanne Perez
Back inside the arena, the theme for AJ Styles hits. Out comes “The Phenomenal One” for the opening match of this week’s show. As he heads to the ring, the show shifts gears and settles into a quick pre-match commercial break. When the show returns, the rest of the competitors finish making their way out.
The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one. Styles and “Dirty” Dom kick things off for their respective teams at the onset. Mysterio quickly tags out to Raquel Rodriguez. Styles is frustrated. Asuka comes in. Asuka applies a side headlock, but Rodriguez pushes her off.
Asuka dropkicks Rodriguez and attacks Roxanne Perez. Mysterio avoids an attack. Rodriguez grabs Asuka, but Asuka elbows out and strikes away at her. Asuka kicks Rodriguez in the face several times and follows up with a superkick. Kairi Sane tags in.
The Kabuki Warriors try to whip Rodriguez, but she puts the brakes on and sends them to the ropes. The Kabuki Warriors quickly strike away at Rodriguez and hit stereo dropkicks for a one-count. Sane goes to the top rope for a cross-body block, but Rodriguez catches her.
Perez tags in as Rodriguez hits snake eyes. Rodriguez then hits Perez with a fallaway slam into Sane for a two-count. Perez slings Sane down onto the mat a few times. Sane reverses a whip into the ropes and hits a head-scissor takeover before taking Perez down by the hair.
Sane chops away at Perez’s chest and connects with a corner dropkick. Sane goes for a sliding forearm, but Mysterio pulls Perez away. Michael Cole tries to imply that Mysterio likes Perez more than a partner. At ringside, Rodriguez big boots Sane on the floor as the referee deals with Asuka. The show heads to a break.
When the show returns, Rodriguez stops Sane from making a tag and hits her with a clothesline. Rodriguez hits Sane with a slingshot suplex. Perez tags in and hits a double jump springboard moonsault for a two-cuont. Asuka breaks up the pin. Perez is furious. Sane punches back at Perez, but Perez cuts her off.
Perez sends Sane into the ropes. Sane ducks a clothesline and hits a spear. Rodriguez sneaks around the ring and pulls Asuka off the apron before she can be tagged. Mysterio then hits Styles with a cheap shot! Styles is infuriated. Sane kicks Perez away and hits a wheelbarrow stunner.
Rodriguez immediately tags in and grabs Sane. Sane slides off and avoids an attack in the corner, sending Rodriguez shoulder-first into the ring post. Styles tags in, so Mysterio has to come in! Styles brings Mysterio into the ring the hard way and lights him up with a strike combination.
Styles turns him inside out with a clothesline and follows up with a sliding forearm. Styles hits a leaping corner clothesline, followed by an ushigoroshi. Styles goes to the apron and sizes up his SummerSlam opponent, but Perez stands in Mysterio’s way. Styles gets in the ring and approaches her.
Mysterio goes for a cheap shot, but Styles avoids it and hits him with a Pele Kick. Styles then leapfrogs Perez, sending her out of the ring. Asuka then wipes Perez out with a sliding dropkick. Asuka kicks Rodriguez. Styles goes to the apron and hits Mysterio with a massive Phenomenal Forearm for the win.
Winners: AJ Styles, Asuka & Kairi Sane
Sheamus vs. Grayson Waller
We shoot to an “earlier today” segment, where we see Jackie Redmond congratulate Sheamus on winning his match. Grayson Waller and the New Day, who are still dressed in black, mourning the loss of the Raw Tag Team Championship, approach him.
Waller says he dumped Austin Theory and wants to take it to Sheamus. Sheamus says Waller is like an infection. Sheamus is excited to take him on. Waller turns and sees that the New Day isn’t behind him anymore. In the Little Caesars Arena, Sheamus makes his entrance. He’ll battle Grayson Waller next.
On that note, the show shifts gears and settles into a quick pre-match commercial break. When the show returns, Sheamus makes his way out as Michael Cole tries doing the Pat McAfee routine as he doe. The bell sounds and this one gets officially off-and-running.
Sheamus scares Waller back. Waller puts himself through the ropes to keep Sheamus away. Waller quickly blindsides him, but Sheamus shoves him away and hits a hammer throw. Sheamus uppercuts him and sends him to the corner, but Waller puts the brakes on and hits a rolling thunder flatliner.
Waller wrenches the arm, but Sheamus blocks a whip and sends him to the corner. Waller tries to slingshot over him, but Sheamus catches him and hits a powerslam. Sheamus then applies a Dublin Smile, ripping away at Waller’s face. Waller goes to the apron and slaps Sheamus in the face, ticking off the Celtic Warrior.
Sheamus goes outside to attack him, but Waller gets in the ring. Waller hits a baseball slide and goes to attack, but Sheamus slaps him in the face. Sheamus lifts him onto his shoulders and hits a rolling senton on the floor! Sheamus shouts, “Are you not entertained?!”
Sheamus gets Waller in the ring, but Waller knees him in the face as he gets in the ring. Waller bounces Sheamus off the turnbuckle and hits a satellite DDT over the top rope to the apron! Waller claps rhythmically, saying, “New Day rocks.”
Waller gets Sheamus in the ring and goes for a rolling thunder move, but Sheamus gives him a Knee Capper! Sheamus has Waller on the apron and gets the crowd going as he hits the vicious 10 Beats of the Bodhrán. Sheamus sizes Waller up for a Brogue Kick, but Rusev goes for a blindside attack.
Sheamus sees it coming and clotheslines Rusev off the apron. Waller pulls Sheamus into the ring and rolls him up for a two-count. Sheamus immediately responds with a Brogue Kick for the win. Rusev immediately hits Sheamus in the spine with his shillelagh. Rusev beats Sheamus with the shillelagh as the crowd loudly boos him.
The referee pulls the shillelagh away, but Rusev has already moved on to putting Sheamus in the Accolade. The referee calls for help. More referees run down to try to pull Rusev off Sheamus, but they can’t. Rusev voluntarily releases the hold, and a psychotic look crosses his face as he stands over Sheamus.
Winner: Sheamus
Naomi Warns Foes To Proceed With Caution
We shoot backstage, where we see Jackie Redmond is standing by with WWE Women’s World Champion Naomi. She asks her about facing Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky at WWE SummerSlam 2025. How is she preparing, knowing that Ripley and Sky will be prepared for her this time?
Naomi isn’t happy that Redmond asked that question. Naomi is not passive-aggressive. She’s aggressive-aggressive. Naomi doesn’t care who you throw at her. Whether it’s the past, present, or future of the division, she’ll take them all out.
When she walks out of SummerSlam and proves all the haters wrong, they can’t say they weren’t warned to proceed with caution. She lets out her trademark sinister laugh and that’s how the brief backstage segment wraps up. We head to another break.
Bron Breakker Has A Plan
Paul Heyman is backstage with Bronson Reed and Heyman tells Reed that Uso’s family says they’re a group with no leader. Bron Breakker comes in and says they have a leader. Breakker tells Reed they’re going to annihilate Jey Uso and then take over the WWE. Reed vows to Tsunami everyone in sight. Reed leaves and Breakker says he has a plan.
Lyra Valkyria Out-Smarts, Beats Down Becky Lynch
At ringside, Lyra Valkyria makes her way out. Valkyria says in one week she will be the first two time women’s IC champ or she’ll lose. Valkyria says she knows Becky Lynch’s plan and she knows what Lynch is capable of but Lynch doesn’t know what Valkyria is capable of.
Becky Lynch’s music hits on that note. We see “The Man” emerge. Lynch heads down and she tries to sneak attacks on Valkyria, but Valkyria knows Lynch’s game and gets the upper-hand. She beats Lynch with down a kendo stick. As Valkyria is about to hit her Night Wing finisher, Lynch bails and runs off.
Karrion Kross Hijacks Corey Graves’ Interview With Sami Zayn
Corey Graves interviews Sami Zayn in an “earlier today” segment. Zayn is asked about Karrion Kross. Kross comes in and says Zayn is the only person who Kross hasn’t cracked.
Scarlett hands Kross the pipe he used to attack Zayn last week. Zayn says if Kross wins at SummerSlam he will say Kross told the truth, but when he wins at SummerSlam he wants to Kross to admit he’s wrong. We head to a break.
Bummed-Out Bayley Backstage
Backstage, we see Jackie Redmond standing by with a clearly dejected Bayley. Bayley isn’t slated to appear at SummerSlam. What’s next for her? Bayley says she lost her opportunity at the IC Title and the Tag Team Titles.
She already missed WrestleMania and is now missing SummerSlam. For the first time in her career, she’s at a loss for words. Bayley walks off. Redmond wonders if she’s ever seen Bayley looking this lost.
Rhea Ripley, Stephanie Vaquer, Iyo Sky & Nikki Bella vs. Naomi, Chelsea Green, Piper Niven & Alba Fyre
Inside the arena, the many ring entrances begin for our next match of the evening, which will be an eight-woman tag-team showdown. After they finally wrap up, the bell sounds to get things officially off-and-running. Kicking things off for their respective teams are Rhea Ripley and Naomi.
Naomi slides under a big boot and clubs away at Ripley. Naomi stomps the spine and talks trash to the crowd. Naomi hits the ropes, but Ripley grabs her and hits a pair of short-arm clotheslines. Ripley slams her onto her face. Naomi tags Chelsea Green in, and Green isn’t happy.
Green is nervous, but Ripley tags Nikki Bella in. Green doesn’t look nervous to face the WWE Hall of Famer. Bella hits Green with a Thesz Press and punches away at her. Bella hits a facebuster before driving her into the Secret Hervice. Bella rolls her up for a two-count.
Bella connects with a spinebuster. Green quickly scurries out of the ring. Bella chases her around the ring. Green kicks her away and tags Alba Fyre in. Bella forearms Fyre and attacks Green. Fyre then superkicks her down. Fyre sends Bella into a punch from Piper Niven.
Niven tags in and crushes Bella with an elbow drop for a two-count. Niven salutes the crowd. On that note, the show shifts gears and settles into a mid-match commercial break as the action in this one continues. When the show returns, we see Naomi pulling Bella away from her corner.
Naomi hits a bulldog on Bella into the middle turnbuckle. Naomi mocks Bella’s gyrations before slapping her. Naomi talks trash, so Bella kicks and elbows her back. Bella then comes off the middle turnbuckle with a flying kick. Iyo Sky and Fyre tag in for their respective teams.
We see Sky hit a pair of uppercuts and a dropkick. Sky goes for a German Suplex, but Fyre does a standing switch. Sky counters out of a German Suplex with a roll-through, followed by a double stomp. Fyre reverses a whip, but Sky holds the ropes and boots her. Naomi goes for an attack, but Sky punches her down.
Fyre attacks Sky from behind and tags Green in. Sky does a handspring through them and dropkicks Fyre. Green dropkicks Sky for a two-count. Niven tags in and stomps away at Sky in the corner. Niven sends her hard into the corner and avalanches her. Naomi tags in and forearms Sky in the jaw.
Naomi hits a leaping forearm and tags Green in. Green puts Sky in the corner and taunts Bella. Sky boots Green back and attacks Niven and Naomi. Naomi quickly shoulders her and tags in. Naomi gets Sky on the apron, puts her head between her legs, and hits a DDT. Naomi pulls her into the center of the ring and drops a leg for a two-count.
Naomi rips at the face and throws Sky to the corner. Green tags in, and she tags Fyre in. Fyre then tags Niven in. Green hits Sky with a codebreaker and holds her for Niven to hit a senton splash! Fyre then hits a Swanton Bomb and covers, but Bella and Stephanie Vaquer break it up before a count. Green boots Vaquer out of the ring.
Niven then wipes Bella out. Rhea Ripley gets in the ring, and they’re nervous. Naomi goes after Ripley, but Ripley knocks her away. Niven hits Ripley with a Boss Man Slam before sending her out of the ring. Naomi then drives Ripley into the steel steps.
Sky rolls Fyre up for a two-count. Fyre superkicks Sky and clubs her. Sky reverses a whip and hits a flapjack. Vaquer and Green tag in for their respective teams. Vaquer bounces Green off the top turnbuckle and hits a springboard cross-body block. Vaquer slaps Green and superkicks Fyre.
Vaquer hits Niven with Eat Defeat. Naomi grabs Vaquer by the hair and goes for a bulldog into the turnbuckles, but Vaquer blocks it. Vaquer wildly headbutts Naomi before hitting running meteoras on Fyre, Niven, and Green. Naomi tries to block it, but Vaquer hits her with a dragon screw.
Vaquer hits Green with a back suplex before giving her the Devil’s Kiss. She then goes for a cover, but Fyre breaks it up before the count of three. Bella runs in and hits Fyre with a Bella Buster. Naomi backs away as Bella confronts her.
Naomi angrily grabs her Women’s World Title and goes to leave. Sky grabs her and throws Naomi into the ring. Bella attacks Naomi, and Sky takes Naomi out with a springboard missile dropkick. Sky and Bella pose in the ring before Niven hits them with a double clothesline.
Niven mocks Sky. The crowd roars as Niven goes face-to-face with Ripley. Ripley headbutts her and hits a Riptide! Green slaps Ripley in the face, but that just angers the Eradicator. Vaquer grabs Green and hits the SVB for the win. Vaquer, Ripley, Sky and Bella pose together in celebration.
Winners: Rhea Ripley, Stephanie Vaquer, Iyo Sky & Nikki Bella
WWE Tag-Team Championships
The Judgment Day (Finn Balor & JD McDonagh) (c) vs. LWO (Cruz Del Toro & Joaquin Wilde)
We shoot backstage, where we check in with the gang inside The Judgment Day Clubhouse. Most of the Judgment Day looks dejected after losing earlier, as Dominik Mysterio, Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez look bummed out. WWE Tag-Team Champions Finn Balor and JD McDonagh think they need to rally the troops.
Bálor says that it’s just one night. Everyone thought they were done when they got rid of Rhea Ripley and Damian Priest. They’ve got all the gold and are stronger than ever. Liv Morgan isn’t even here. Dominik Mysterio asks if they need help, but Bálor tells him to chill.
Roxanne Perez gives him a Nintendo Switch, and Mysterio is impressed. Raquel Rodriguez says Morgan also enjoys playing WWE 2K25. Mysterio suggests they call her. Joaquin Wilde and Cruz Del Toro make their entrance as the show heads into a quick pre-match commercial break.
Following a few minutes of initial back-and-forth action, we see the LWO settle into the early offensive lead. Wilde hits a crazy high spot from the ring to the floor. Back in the ring, Wilde and Del Toro play to the crowd as the show heads into a mid-match commercial break.
When the show returns, we see The Judgment Day are back in a comfortable offensive lead, with McDonagh controlling Wilde in the corner of the reigning tag-team champions. Wilde begins fighting back, only for Balor to blast him with a cheap shot.
Seconds later, however, McDonagh gets launched into Balor on the apron, knocking him out to the floor. This also allows Wilde to make the much-needed tag to Del Toro. Del Toro with a crossbody that connects, and then dropkicks over and over again.
From there, we see Tijeras to McDonagh. JD gets caught in a tree of woe, and Del Toro follows up with a Coast to Coast for a close two-count. A jawbreaker from McDonagh is next, followed by a tag to Balor. Wilde tags in and lands some kicks.
Del Toro and Wilde are fighting together now, hitting stereo suplexes. They hit stereo suicide dives after that. A springboard moonsault back in the ring from Del Toro, followed by a Phoenix Splash. He goes for the follow-up pin attempt, but McDonagh breaks it up before three.
JD and Wilde spill to the floor but here comes El Grande Americano out of nowhere. Del Toro is distracted, but Dragon Lee arrives as well to take out El Grande Americano. Small package by Balor only gets two. Enziguri to JD on the apron.
Del Toro heads to the top, but a second El Grande Americano appears and takes him out. Balor follows up with Coup de Grace for the win to retain the tag-team titles for himself and McDonagh. All members of The Judgment Day still each have their own gold belt.
Winners and STILL WWE Tag-Team Champions: The Judgment Day (Finn Balor & JD McDonagh)
CM Punk Cuts Off And Verbally Schools Gunther
We see WWE World Heavyweight Champion Gunther walking the halls backstage. We will hear from him when we return. On that note, the show heads into another commercial break. When the show returns, we hear the familiar sounds of Gunther’s theme music.
“The Ring General” makes his way out to the ring for his final promo on the road to his WWE World Heavyweight Championship defense against “The Best in the World” CM Punk in one of the main events of night one of WWE SummerSlam 2025 on Saturday night.
Gunther says last week he had CM Punk’s number as he rattled Punk last week and left him speechless. Gunther says he made Punk realize that Punk isn’t the best and he made Punk shut up. Punk’s music hits and he makes his way out to the ring. Punk says he’s not speechless but he’s dumbfounded.
He says after all this it dawned on him that being champion isn’t what he wants but when he needs. Punk says he understands even though he’s sober because the WWE is his addiction. Punk says Gunther is right that he doesn’t deserve to be called the Best in the World because he’s earned it.
Punk compares their careers and Gunther tells Punk to shut up and Punk covers Gunther’s mic and tells him he isn’t finished. He tells Gunther that Gunther is not on his level and after SummerSlam he’ll leave as the new WWE World Heavyweight Champion.
“The Best in the World” walks off on that note, as his theme music hits. Gunther looks pissed that the exact opposite of what he was boasting about, shutting up Punk and such, just happened, with him being able to do absolutely nothing about it.
Once the segment wraps up, the commentary team of Michael Cole and Corey Graves spend a couple of minutes running down the lineup for WWE SummerSlam 2025 Week, including the Kickoff media event on Friday before the final go-home SmackDown, SummerSlam Saturday with a Countdown starting at 3/2c, and SummerSlam Sunday with the same.
They run down the lineups for nights one and two as the official match graphics flash across the screen. We then see a brief excerpt of a special sit-down interview Jackie Redmond conducted with Jelly Roll that will premiere in full during one of the three-hour pre-shows for SummerSlam this weekend.
“Main Event” Jey Uso vs. “Big” Bronson Reed
It’s main event time!
After the Redmond and Jelly Roll sneak peek clip wraps up, we return inside Little Caesars Arena once again where we hear the familiar sounds of “Main Event” Jey Uso once again. The leader of the “YEET!” movement makes his custom ring walk through the crowd.
On that note, the show shifts gears and settles into a quick pre-match commercial break. When the show returns, we see “Big” Bronson Reed finishing up his ring entrance in progress, with “The Oracle” Paul Heyman at ringside. The bell sounds to get this one officially off-and-running.
As soon as the match begins, we see Reed run at Uso, but Uso ducks and strikes Reed. Uso gets Reed in the corner and Uso punches out Reed. Uso hits a running hip attack on Reed and covers him for a two count. Uso chops Reed in the of the ring and tries knocking him off his feet but can’t.
Reed knocks Uso down and sentons on Uso. Reed chokes Uso using the ropes and the ref breaks it so Reed stands on Uso using the ropes. Uso punches Reed and Reed clobbers Uso and then swings him into the corner. Uso kicks Reed and jumps onto Reed who catches Uso and slams him down.
On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break as the final match of the evening continues. When the show returns, we see Reed in a comfortable offensive lead. This doesn’t last for long, however, as Uso fights back as fans chant “YEET!”
Uso knocks Reed out to the floor and follows up with a huge dive. He gets up and plays to the crowd, only to turn around just in time to be nearly be-headed by a massive spear from Bron Breakker. The referee calls for the bell, throwing the match out, presumably giving Uso the win via disqualification.
Winner via Disqualification: “Main Event” Jey Uso
Bron Breakker’s Plan Unfolds
As soon as the referee calls for the bell, we see the assault continue. Breakker and Reed continue their two-on-one beatdown of Uso in the ring. As they do, the familiar sounds of the theme for Roman Reigns hits. The crowd explodes as “OTC1” emerges.
Reigns heads down to the ring to make the save. He hits spears and Superman punches on any-and-everything that moves. It seems like Reigns and Uso are done and have solved the issue, but out of nowhere, Reigns is taken out and Uso is left alone to be hit with a spear by Breakker and a top-rope Tsunami by Reed.
The camera shot shifts to show Reigns still slowly recovering near the commentary desk. Breakker looks over at this and makes a sinister facial expression. He exits the ring, charges at Reigns and spears him over the commentary desk onto the floor. He stands on the desk and roars.
Breakker drags a lifeless Reigns around the commentary desk. He brings him back into the ring and points to “Big” Bronson Reed, who begins climbing to the top-rope. Reed soars and squashes “OTC1” with a Tsunami Splash. Breakker leans down and tells Reigns that this is his house now.
He rag-dolls Reigns back out of the ring to the floor. Breakker and Reed pose together and taunt the crowd. Breakker begins sneering and contorting his face. He heads out of the ring, begins the super-sprint around the ring and charges at Reigns.
Breakker ends up blasting him with a full head of steam in the form of a ruthless spear that puts him through the barricade. Fans chant “Holy sh*t!” as Reed takes Reigns shoes off like a street mugging. Breakker leans town and taunts Reigns some more.
Breakker and Reed re-enter the ring and taunt everyone one final time as the WWE SummerSlam “go-home” episode of WWE Raw goes off the air from Detroit, MI. Thanks for joining us, and make sure to stop back by this Saturday and Sunday night for live WWE SummerSlam 2025 results.
