WWE returns from the Paris La Défense Arena in Paris, France, live at 2/1c on Netflix today, Monday, September 1, 2025, for the post-WWE Clash In Paris episode of WWE Raw on Netflix.
On tap for today’s show is an update on Roman Reigns after he was taken out on a stretcher on Sunday, an announcement regarding the WWE Women’s World Championship, plus in-ring action including The New Day & Grayson Waller vs. The War Raiders & Penta, Raquel Rodriguez & Roxanne Perez vs. Asuka & Kairi Sane, as well as Dominik Mysterio vs. AJ Styles for the WWE Intercontinental Championship.
Featured below are complete WWE Raw results from Monday, September 1, 2025, written by PWMania.com reporter Matt Boone (@MattBoone0709) as the show aired on Netflix from 2-4:30pm EST.
WWE RAW RESULTS – SEPTEMBER 1, 2025
“WWE Then. Now. Forever. Together.” narrated by Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque flashes on the screen to get things started as always. We then shoot to an extended video package looking back at highlights of Sunday’s WWE Clash In Paris premium live event.
CM Punk Waiting For Seth Rollins
Michael Cole and Wade Barrett then welcome us to the post-WWE Clash In Paris episode of WWE Raw, which features WWE returning to Paris La Défense Arena in Paris, France for the second day in a row. We shoot backstage where we see CM Punk.
“The Best in the World” has his arms crossed as he stands in the parking garage waiting for the arrival of WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins, who got the win to retain his title yesterday due to his wife, Becky Lynch, low-blowing Punk when he was on the verge of victory.
The WWE Raw General Manager informs Punk that if he’s going to wait for Rollins all night, he needs to do so in the building like a professional. Punk tells Pearce that there’s one way into the building for Rollins, and it’s right here, and he’s gonna have to go through him to do it.
‘Main Event’ Jey Uso, LA Knight & The Vision Kick Things Off
Inside the arena, we hear the familiar sounds of the entrance theme for “Main Event” Jey Uso. Out comes the “YEET!” master of WWE to kick things off on this week’s show. He settles in the ring and the crowd wants the song to replay, but Uso is serious tonight and says they’re not gonna run it back this time.
Uso goes on to talk about taking it extremely personal when people mess with or hurt his family. With that in mind, he brings up what happened to his cousin, Roman Reigns, following his victory over Bronson Reed in the WWE Clash In Paris opener on Sunday.
From there, Uso goes on to call out Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker to the ring, telling them they need to settle this right now. Instead, the theme for LA Knight hits. The crowd in Paris explodes as “The Mega Star” emerges and heads to the ring.
Knight goes on to make a quick quip about Seth Rollins playing second fiddle to his wife, Becky Lynch, before turning his attention to Uso. He tells him he blew the opportunity they had. They had Rollins out and could have decided who is best between them, but Uso blew it.
As Knight continues, he tells Uso he seems to be perplexed and if he is, he can happily bring him up to speed real quick, which he says while taking his sunglasses off and stepping to him. Uso very calmly, but very seriously says, “Then bring me up to speed. Talk to me, Uce …”
Instead, the theme for Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed hits and out comes the duo from The Vision. The duo gloat about beating down Reigns and putting him in the hospital. They then go on to challenge Uso and Knight to a fight tonight. Reed asks Uso, “Or are you all YEET and no skeet!” Knight and Uso accept.
Raquel Rodriguez & Roxanne Perez vs. Asuka & Kairi Sane
We shoot backstage where we see IYO SKY, when up walks The Kabuki Warriors duo of Asuka and Kairi Sane. Things remain uncomfortable between the women’s tag-team duo and their former fellow Damage CTRL member, even though everyone is pretending to get along.
The show heads to a quick pre-match commercial break as The Judgment Day make their way to the ring for our first match of the evening. When the show returns, we see The Kabuki Warriors duo of Asuka and Kairi Sane have settled in the ring as well.
From there, the bell sounds to get things officially off-and-running. Asuka and Perez kick things off for their respective teams at the onset. After some back-and-forth action, including a song-style chant for Kairi Sane from the crowd, we see The Judgment Day settle into a comfortable early offensive lead.
As Perez taunts one of The Kabuki Warriors on the floor at ringside, the show shifts gears and settles into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues. When the show returns, we see Perez still controlling the offense, taking it to Sane.
Rodriguez comes in to help hit a double-team spot on Sane with Perez. Perez goes for the cover but only gets a count of two. She tags in Rodriguez, however just as she does, Sane catches her second wind and starts fighting back into competitive form.
She makes the much-needed tag to Asuka. In comes “The Empress of Tomorrow” off the hot tag, kicking everything that moves as the crowd comes to life in the background. Moments later, she locks in the Asuka Lock on Perez and gets the tap for the win.
Winners: Asuka & Kairi Sane
Adam Pearce’s WWE Women’s World Title Announcement
After the match, we shoot to a special video package featuring WWE Raw General Manager Adam Pearce. The shot-caller for WWE’s red brand goes on to bring up his promised announcement regarding the vacant WWE Women’s World Championship.
Adam Pearce then officially announces that Stephanie Vaquer will go one-on-one against former WWE Women’s World Champion IYO SKY with the vacant title on-the-line at the upcoming WWE WrestlePalooza debut special event on ESPN’s new digital-to-consumer app.
Following the announcement, Michael Cole informed the viewing audience at home that the contract signing for Stephanie Vaquer vs. IYO SKY at WWE WrestlePalooza on ESPN will take place next Monday night, September 9, 2025, on WWE Raw on Netflix.
Finn Balor vs. Dragon Lee
Now it’s time to return to the ring for our next match of the evening. We hear the music to bring out the reigning WWE World Tag-Team Champions Finn Bálor and JD McDonagh of The Judgment Day. The duo head to the ring, where Bálor will battle Dragon Lee next.
On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into a quick pre-match commercial break. When the show returns, we see Dragon Lee make his way to the ring to a good pop from the passionate French fans in attendance. The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one.
The two circle each other before ultimately locking up to get things started. Bálor wrenches the arm, but Lee twists out. Bálor pulls him down by his mask and continues to twist the arm. Lee fights up and twists out before wrenching Bálor’s arm.
Bálor takes him down, but Lee grapevines the head. Bálor kips up and delivers a back elbow. Bálor puts Lee in the corner and punches his midsection. Bálor sends him into the ropes, but Lee fights back by scaling the ropes and hitting an arm drag.
Lee hits a running kick, followed by a slingshot basement dropkick for a two-count. Bálor quickly gets up and hits a backbreaker before taunting the crowd. Bálor puts Lee in the corner and punches him in the midsection. Bálor chops his chest before sending him to the opposite corner.
Lee avoids an avalanche and hits a running hurricanrana, followed by a dropkick that knocks Bálor out of the ring. Lee then crushes Bálor with a somersault senton. Lee stands on the top of the barricade and poses. We see a super slow-motion replay of this spot.
On that note, the show heads into a mid-match commercial break. When the show returns, the two kick it up a notch and the crowd comes unglued, going nuts for everything they’re doing. Dragon Lee appears to have things won, when JD McDonagh gets involved.
Lee wipes him out off the apron but the distraction allows Bálor to take over. Bálor hits a Coup de Grace for the win. The crowd is chanting and singing and literally everyone is doing the wave with their arms overhead for a cool visual.
Winner: Finn Bálor
Backstage With Nikki Bella, IYO SKY & The Kabuki Warriors
We shoot backstage, where we see Nikki Bella and IYO SKY talking in friendly fashion. In comes The Kabuki Warriors, who scare off Bella and turn their attention to SKY, yelling at her that Nikki is not her friend — they are. They gloat about their plans to win the tag titles and say they’ll help SKY with Stephanie Vaquer.
The New Day & Grayson Waller vs. The War Raiders & Penta
Inside the arena, we hear the familiar sounds of The New Day’s theme music. Out comes Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods to loud chants of “New Day sucks!” on-beat with their entrance tune. With them as they head to the ring is their new friend of late, Grayson Waller.
Cole and Barrett inform us that Kingston, Woods and Waller will take on The War Raiders duo of Erik and Ivar, and their partner Penta, when the show returns. On that note, the show shifts gears and settles into a quick pre-match commercial break.
When the show returns, Penta’s theme hits and the Paris crowd explodes. He comes out and poses and stops as The War Raiders’ entrance tune hits. The trio head to the ring and settle inside. The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one.
Penta will start against Xavier Woods. Penta punches him. Woods reverses a whip, but Penta ducks a clothesline and hits a running hurricanrana. Grayson Waller runs in, but Penta sends him to the apron. Erik punches Waller to the floor. Penta puts Kofi Kingston on the apron, and Ivar knocks him to the floor.
Penta sets up for a Mexican Destroyer on Woods, but Woods gets out. Erik crushes Kingston with a diving forearm off the apron. Ivar then hits Woods and Waller with a cannonball off the apron. Penta goes to the top rope and hits The New Day and Waller with a crossbody block to the floor.
Penta and The War Raiders stand in the ring and strut. On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break. When the show returns, we see Woods come off the top rope with a double stomp to Erik’s neck as he hangs over the second rope.
Woods taunts Ivar and Penta before attacking Erik for a two-count. Woods punches Penta off the apron. Erik then lights Woods up with a knee to the face. Waller and Ivar tag in. Ivar knocks him back and hits a back body drop. Ivar knocks Kingston off the apron and hits Waller with a sidewalk slam.
Ivar hits Waller with a basement diving crossbody. Kingston runs in, but Ivar hits a seated senton. Waller then avoids a Bronco Buster. Penta and Woods tag in. Penta hits a pair of clotheslines before hitting Waller with a reverse sling blade. Penta rolls Woods up and hits Waller with a DDT.
Penta kicks Woods in the head and hits a handstand slingshot basement dropkick for a near fall. Penta sets up for a Penta Driver, but Woods gets out. Woods catches Penta with a kick. Erik tags in, but Woods kicks him twice and hits a face-buster. Waller tags in and hits a rolling thunder flatliner.
Kingston tags in and hits a diving splash. Penta breaks up the pin. Waller knees Penta in the face. Ivar blocks a knee from Waller and hits a spin-kick. Woods knocks Ivar back and hits a DDT. Erik headbutts Woods, but Woods rocks him with a forearm.
Ivar blind tags in. Erik lifts Woods and throws him into a dive from Ivar! That looked rough! Penta tags in and hits Woods with a Mexican Destroyer. The masked man quickly follows up with the cover and scores the pin fall victory for his team.
Winners: The War Raiders & Penta
Backstage With Rhea Ripley, IYO SKY & The Kabuki Warriors
Cathy Kelley is backstage with Rhea Ripley. The crowd gives Ripley an incredible ovation. Kelley asks about Stephanie Vaquer vs. IYO SKY for the Women’s World Championship. She’s been getting closer to Sky in recent months. Does that impact Ripley?
Ripley says she respects both women, but she always has her eye on the prize. She’ll get a title shot. The Kabuki Warriors interrupt. Asuka says she can’t believe Ripley wants a title match before Sky even wins. Ripley says she doesn’t know why Asuka has a problem with her. She wants the title like anyone else.
Asuka says Ripley is not friends with Sky. Asuka warns her to stay away. Ripley tells Asuka not to push her. Asuka says she’ll push anyone she wants. Ripley says, “Try me.” Asuka says, “No one is ready for Asuka, even you!” Asuka walks off, leaving Kairi Sane. Asuka then yells for Sane to follow her.
Backstage With Adam Pearce, Lyra Valkyria & The Judgment Day
WWE Raw General Manager Adam Pearce is in his office when Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez storm in. Perez is furious that IYO SKY has the World Women’s Championship match when she’s the last person to beat her. Lyra Valkyria walks in. Perez tells Valkyria to find her buddy Bayley. They all start to argue.
Pearce kicks Perez and Rodriguez out. Pearce tells Valkyria that he talked to Bayley. She said some weird things, but she’ll be back soon. Valkyria wants to get back in the ring. She wants to battle either Perez or Rodriguez next week. Pearce says he can make that happen.
WWE Intercontinental Championship
Dominik Mysterio (c) vs. AJ Styles
AJ Styles makes his way to the ring. He’ll battle “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio for the WWE Intercontinental Championship next. The crowd loudly sings for Styles. Incredible reaction. Back from the break, and the crowd is STILL singing for AJ Styles. Loudly, too.
The crowd boos as the focus transitions to an overhead shot of Paris. They wanted to keep going. After the Adam Pearce and Lyra Valkyria ‘tweener’ segment mentioned above wraps up, we head back in the arena where the sounds of Dominik Mysterio’s theme hits.
Out comes the WWE Intercontinental Champion for his latest defense. Will the 131 day reign of “Dirty” Dom continue or come to an end? It’s time to find out. The ring announcer handles the formal pre-match ring introduction for the champion and challenger, eliciting more loud pro-AJ singing from the crowd.
From there, things finally get underway as Dom sneak-attacks Styles as he is soaking in the enormously loud admiration from the French fans in attendance. The ref separates the two and then checks on Styles. We get the bell and Mysterio starts punching at Styles in the corner.
Mysterio kicks Styles and Styles drop kicks Mysterio who rolls out of the ring. Styles flies over the top rope and knocks down Mysterio and we cut to a commercial break. When the show returns, we see Mysterio slam his shoulder into Styles in the corner and then kicks him down to the mat.
Mysterio and Styles are on the top rope and Mysterio punches Styles down and walks the ropes and hits a head-scissor takedown on Styles. Styles is clotheslined down and Mysterio flips over the top rope and splashes Styles and covers him for a two count. Mysterio mocks Styles and punches and kicks him.
Styles punches Mysterio and knocks him down and hits a sliding forearm on Mysterio. Styles hits a backbreaker and covers Mysterio for a two count. Styles goes for Styles Clash but Mysterio gets out of it and then kicks Styles who gets knocked to the apron.
Mysterio hits a head-scissors off the ropes onto Styles flipping him off the apron to the floor. Mysterio hits a baseball slide on Styles from the ring to the outside. Mysterio jumps off the apron and tries for a head-scissor but Styles catches him and powerbombs him onto the announce desk.
On that note, the show shifts gears and settles into a mid-match commercial break as this I-C title tilt continues. When the show returns, we see Styles en route to what appears to be certain victory, when out of nowhere El Grande Americano appears with his loaded mask, providing the assist to Dom for the win.
Winner and NEW WWE Intercontinental Champion: Dominik Mysterio
Backstage With LA Knight & “Main Event” Jey Uso
Backstage, Jackie Redmond talks to LA Knight about if he and Jey Uso are good for their match. Knight says he doesn’t know. He says either he and Uso fight together or die apart. Uso comes in and says they beat up his cousin so it’s now his time to get them. Cole announces Roman Reigns is out ‘indefinitely’ with broken ribs.
Backstage With CM Punk & Adam Pearce
Once that backstage segment wraps up, we head into another one. Rhea Ripley and CM Punk are backstage and Ripley says she doesn’t think Seth Rollins isn’t coming. Adam Pearce approaches Punk and tells him that Rollins is already here and in the building. Punk says he’ll go handle this. We head to a break.
The New Day’s Funeral For The Tag-Team Division
We shoot to a video package, cinematic experience-style, with The New Day duo of Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods dressed in all black. They hold what they call a funeral for the tag-team division. After this wraps up, a new vignette for Rusev airs where he claims he’s no longer being held back.
CM Punk Calls Out Seth Rollins, Gets Becky Lynch Instead
Inside the arena, we’re expecting the entrances for our advertised tag-team main event of the evening with Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed of The Vision taking on the makeshift duo of LA Knight and “Main Event” Jey Uso. Instead, Living Colour’s “Cult of Personality” hits to bring out CM Punk.
Punk says he’s holding the show hostage until Seth Rollins comes out. He wants to talk to the man right now, and if he’s got to hijack the show, that’s what he’s gonna do. Even if it means hanging around and singing songs with the Paris fans.
He asked for the man, and he got “The Man.” Not Seth Rollins, but Becky Lynch. Lynch gets in the ring and asks Punk if this is the man he’s looking for but that she’s the man he’s going to talk to. Punk says he’s not talking to Lynch but wants to talk to Rollins.
Lynch says this has everything to do with her and that Punk is affecting her family. Lynch demands Punk listen to what she has to say. She says she’s heard Punk berate her husband and Punk tells her that Rollins is a coward. Lynch tells Punk that Rollins is everything Punk will never be.
Punk calls out Rollins again and says he wants to beat up Rollins. Lynch reminds Punk that he’s affected her as they chant his name during her matches too so she has a problem with Punk. She calls Punk the poster child of apathy. Lynch says she and her husband got the business to where it is today and they demand respect.
Lynch tells Punk that they need him to get out of their way and that Punk isn’t what the WWE needs right now. Punk says their vision is a little blurry and asks Lynch to understand his magnitude and how he’s the best in the world. Punk talks about how his name is always chanted regardless of what he’s doing.
He says every city he’s been in chants his name. He talks about how Rollins hides behind people and now he’s hiding behind his wife. Seth Rollins comes out to the entry way and waves at Punk. He says he’s been looking for Punk all night and if he has something to say to come say it to his face.
As Punk goes to leave the ring, Lynch keeps blocking his way. Rollins retreats and Lynch slaps Punk in the ring and slaps him around a bunch and calls Punk pathetic. Punk tells Lynch that he’s going to make Rollins regret cashing in on him, and he’s going to make Lynch regret putting her hands on him. Punk leaves.
When the show returns, we see Punk enraged on foot looking for Rollins. Adam Pearce walks up instead. Rollins yells at Pearce, “Where is he?!” Pearce tells him he left. Punk asks where SmackDown is this Friday. Pearce tells him his hometown – Chicago. Punk says “Tremendous” and walks off. Pearce asks what that means.
Bron Breakker & Bronson Reed vs. LA Knight & “Main Event” Jey Uso
It’s main event time!
We’re going long this week, folks, as we’re already two-and-a-half hours deep, and the ring entrances for the advertised tag-team headline match of the show are just now starting to get underway. “Main Event” Jey Uso’s theme hits and out he comes as we head to a pre-match commercial break.
When the show returns, we see LA Knight make his way out, as do Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed of The Vision. The bell sounds to get things officially off-and-running with this one. Reed and Uso kick things off for their respective teams at the onset.
Uso punches him, but Reed puts the brakes on a whip. LA Knight tags in. Uso and Knight rock Reed with punches. Bron Breakker runs in, but they punch him down. Knight attacks Reed in the corner, but Reed quickly headbutts him down and poses. Breakker tags in, and he punches Knight. Knight counters a suplex with a neckbreaker.
Knight stomps Breakker in the corner before hitting a running knee to the face. Uso tags in and hits a running hip attack for a one-count. Breakker soon attacks Uso’s injured ribs and sends him over the top rope to the floor. On that note, the show heads into a mid-match commercial break.
When the show returns, we see Breakker powering Uso into his corner and tagging Reed in. Reed attacks the injured ribs and knocks him down. Uso soon gets away and tags Knight in. Knight attacks Reed and tries to take him down with a clothesline. Reed absorbs some clotheslines, but he catches Knight and sends him to the corner.
Knight knocks Breakker off the apron and hits Reed with a neckbreaker. Knight hits a double jump diving elbow drop for a two-count. Breakker distracts Knight, and Reed avalanches him from behind. Breakker grabs Knight and drives him into the ring steps. Reed pulls Knight into the ring and hits a senton bomb for a near fall.
Breakker tags in and hits Knight with an overhead belly-to-belly suplex. Breakker connects with a vertical suplex. Breakker talks trash, but Knight fights back. Breakker quickly knees him in the midsection and hits another vertical suplex. Breakker covers, but he pulls his shoulders off the mat to extend the torture.
Breakker goes to a rear chin lock. Knight fights up and reaches for a tag, but Breakker takes him down with a German Suplex. Reed tags in and puts Knight in the corner. Reed sends Knight to the opposite corner and charges, but Knight elbows him back. Reed attempts a senton bomb, but Knight moves out of the way.
Uso and Breakker tag in. Uso hits some strikes before punching away at him and flooring him. Uso hits a running back elbow, followed by a snap kick. Uso hits a running hip attack. Uso charges again, but Breakker military presses him. Uso gets out and hits a Spear.
Uso superkicks Reed and tries to clothesline him over the top rope, but Reed doesn’t go. Uso tries again to no avail. Uso and Knight then team up to clothesline Reed over the top rope. Uso then hits Reed with a suicide dive. Breakker goes for a Spear on Knight, but Knight kicks him and hits Blunt Force Trauma.
Uso connects with an Uso Splash. 1… 2… Reed pulls Uso out of the ring. Knight attacks Reed, but Reed sends him into the ring post. Uso slowly gets in the ring, and Reed sizes him up. Uso sidesteps an avalanche and superkicks him twice. Uso hits a third superkick, but Reed is still standing.
Uso hits a Spear and follows up with an Uso Splash. Breakker then hits Uso with a Spear for the win. Breakker and Reed start to double-team Uso until Knight runs in to help. Breakker quickly hits Knight with a Spear. Reed sends Knight over the commentary table.
Breakker stands over Uso and pulls the straps down. Breakker hits the ropes hard and hits a Spear. Reed then crushes Uso with a Tsunami. Breakker and Reed stand tall. Jimmy Uso runs down with a steel chair and chases Breakker and Reed out of the ring. Jimmy checks on his brother as things wrap up. Thanks for joining us!
Winners: Bron Breakker & Bronson Reed
