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Date: October 21stLocation: Golden 1 Center, Sacramento, CaliforniaBroadcast: Netflix The October 21st edition of WWE Raw delivered everything fans love about Monday nights — shocking betrayals, title changes, and one very smug Paul Heyman declaring a “re-vision” of the future. With Seth Rollins sidelined by surgery and the World Heavyweight Championship now vacated, chaos reigned from start to finish. Here’s everything that went down, plus a full recap of the biggest moments from Sacramento. Paul Heyman, Bron Breakker, and Bronson Reed Make Their Power Play Raw kicked off with General Manager Adam Pearce stepping into the ring to address the elephant in the room — Seth Rollins’ injury following last week’s brutal ambush. Before he could even finish, Paul Heyman marched to the ring alongside his new heavy hitters, Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed, to a chorus of boos and confusion. Pearce revealed Rollins had undergone major shoulder surgery and would be out for an extended period. Effective immediately, he was stripping Rollins of the World Heavyweight Championship. When Pearce asked for the title back, Breakker didn’t exactly play nice — holding the belt hostage and demanding Pearce say please before finally handing it over. Then came Heyman’s trademark mic drop moment. He explained that leaving Roman Reigns and betraying CM Punk at WrestleMania 41 wasn’t about Rollins — it was about recognizing the future. According to Heyman, that future is Breakker and Reed, the new standard-bearers of WWE. Calling Rollins a “bum shoulder b—h,” Heyman announced this was not just a new alliance, but a “re-vision of the future.” The WWE Universe may never be the same. AJ Styles and Dragon Lee Win the Tag Team Championships Next up, The Judgment Day’s Finn Bálor and JD McDonagh defended their tag team titles against the unlikely pairing of AJ Styles and Dragon Lee. The champs dominated early, keeping Lee isolated and cutting off his momentum. But once Styles tagged in, things got wild. Lee went full lucha mode, diving and flipping like a caffeinated Spider-Man, while Styles delivered the finishing blow — a Styles Clash to McDonagh for the victory. Result: AJ Styles and Dragon Lee defeated Finn Bálor and JD McDonagh to win the titles. The crowd erupted as Styles celebrated his first tag title reign with the masked high-flyer. The Judgment Day, meanwhile, looked one tantrum away from implosion. Dominik Mysterio Retains His Intercontinental Championship Three weeks after being cheated out of victory, Rusev got his rematch against Dominik Mysterio for the Intercontinental Championship — and once again, Dominik found a way to slither out on top. Rusev dominated the match, throwing Mysterio around like a rag doll. But when Dom reached for his IC and AAA titles outside the ring, Penta stopped him cold. Mysterio then tried another shortcut, hiding a bell hammer in his boot for a loaded 619 attempt. Rusev caught on but couldn’t dodge the low blow that followed, setting up Dom’s 619 and frog splash combo for the tainted win. Result: Dominik Mysterio defeated Rusev to retain the Intercontinental Championship. Dominik celebrated like he’d won clean, proving once again that the Judgment Day rulebook starts and ends with “cheat if necessary.” Becky Lynch Gets Booed Out of Sacramento Women’s Intercontinental Champion Becky Lynch took on Sacramento’s own Dupri in a heated match that had the local crowd firmly behind their hometown hero. Dupri fought valiantly, countering Lynch’s Disarmer and even locking in an ankle hold she learned from Chad Gable. She hit a flying crossbody and came this close to the win before Lynch snapped and smashed her with the title belt. Result: Dupri defeated Becky Lynch via disqualification. Lynch stood tall, title in hand, soaking in the boos from the Sacramento crowd. “The Man” may still be champ, but the fans have clearly moved on. Stephanie Vaquer Defeats Roxanne Perez, Nikki Bella Returns In non-title action, Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer faced Roxanne Perez in a competitive bout that turned chaotic fast. Despite interference from Raquel Rodriguez, Vaquer powered through, hit her signature Devil’s Kiss, and scored another impressive win. After the bell, Perez and Rodriguez attacked the champ — until Nikki Bella made a surprise return to even the odds. Together, Bella and Vaquer cleared the ring and stood tall as the fans went nuts. Result: Stephanie Vaquer defeated Roxanne Perez. It was a strong showing for Vaquer and a nostalgic pop moment for Nikki Bella — who looked ready to prove she’s still got it. Battle Royal: Jey Uso Wins, CM Punk Awaits The main event featured a massive Battle Royal to determine who would face CM Punk for the now-vacant World Heavyweight Championship at Saturday Night’s Main Event on November 1. The ring was packed with stars — Rusev, Ivar, LA Knight, both Usos, AJ Styles, Grayson Waller, Penta, and more. CM Punk joined commentary, scouting his next challenger with that trademark smirk. Eliminations came fast and furious. Otis and Tozawa were gone early, while Rusev and Penta got tossed thanks to Mysterio’s trickery. Sheamus delivered a White Noise to Ivar on the apron before getting pulled out himself, and AJ Styles dumped Dominik over the ropes… though Dom sneakily slid back in under the radar. In the closing moments, Jey Uso saved himself multiple times before turning on his brother Jimmy, eliminating him in cold blood. Moments later, he tossed Mysterio to the floor to claim the win. Result: Jey Uso won the Battle Royal, last eliminating Dominik Mysterio. The crowd exploded as Jey pointed to Punk at ringside, signaling the next big clash: Jey Uso vs. CM Punk for the World Heavyweight Championship at Saturday Night’s Main Event. Final Thoughts The October 20 edition of WWE Raw was everything a wrestling fan could ask for — shocking turns, title changes, and new stories that set the stage for an unpredictable road ahead. Paul Heyman’s new alliance with Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed feels like a game-changer. Jey Uso vs. CM Punk for the vacant world title

John Cena Could Finally Chase WWE Grand Slam Glory at Survivor Series 2025 After an emotional victory over AJ Styles at Crown Jewel, John Cena’s legendary farewell tour is down to its final four stops — and the clock is ticking on one last historic milestone. The 16-time world champion, now 48 years old, is set to hang up his boots after a run that’s felt equal parts nostalgia and unfinished business. His last scheduled Premium Live Event appearance is confirmed for Survivor Series on November 29, and rumors are already swirling about a possible blockbuster match — one that could finally make Cena a WWE Grand Slam Champion. Cena’s One Missing Piece: The Intercontinental Title For all his accolades — WWE Championships, U.S. Titles, and Tag Team gold — Cena has never captured the Intercontinental Championship. It’s the only major title missing from his glittering résumé, and according to a report from Dave Meltzer in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, that could change at Survivor Series. Backstage discussions reportedly include the idea of John Cena challenging Dominik Mysterio for the Intercontinental Title. The matchup would pit WWE’s most decorated veteran against one of its most polarizing young stars — a true “passing of the torch” moment for the ages. “There’s talk internally about Cena potentially challenging for the Intercontinental Title at Survivor Series,” Meltzer noted, hinting that the company wants Cena’s final run to “feel meaningful and complete.” If Cena were to win, it would officially make him a Grand Slam Champion, joining the elite ranks of WWE legends who’ve conquered every major title in company history. For a man who’s done it all — headlined WrestleMania, carried the company for two decades, and defined an era — it’s the last mountain left to climb. Could GUNTHER Be Cena’s Final Opponent? The story doesn’t stop there. Meltzer also reported that the Intercontinental Championship could carry over into Cena’s retirement match on December 13 at Saturday Night’s Main Event — with GUNTHER rumored as his final challenger. Earlier this month, reports surfaced of a tournament being planned to determine Cena’s last opponent. And right now, all signs point to “The Ring General” as the likely winner. If the plan goes through, it sets up a dream scenario: Cena entering his last match as Intercontinental Champion, only to pass the torch — and the title — to one of WWE’s most dominant modern-day stars. It would also mark GUNTHER’s second reign with the championship after his record-breaking first run, where he became the longest-reigning Intercontinental Champion of all time. GUNTHER retiring John Cena and reclaiming the very title that made him a legend in the making? That’s the kind of poetic storytelling WWE fans live for. A Legendary Farewell in the Making With just four appearances left on the “Never Seen 17” retirement tour, Cena’s final run is shaping up to be the perfect blend of nostalgia, emotion, and legacy-building. Whether he rides into Survivor Series chasing the one title that’s eluded him or steps into the ring one last time against GUNTHER, Cena’s final chapter promises to be can’t-miss TV. No matter the outcome, one thing’s for sure: the WWE Universe will never see another like him.

San Jose, CA – The October 17, 2025, edition of Friday Night SmackDown kicked off with a major announcement and ended in utter chaos, leaving the WWE Universe with more questions than answers.The night began with SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis in the ring, who declared that the scheduled main event between Drew McIntyre and Jacob Fatu would now be a #1 Contender’s Match for the Undisputed WWE Championship. The champion himself, Cody Rhodes, then made his way to the ring to a thunderous ovation. Rhodes spoke about his recent loss to Seth Rollins at Crown Jewel but affirmed his focus was squarely on SmackDown and the winner of the night’s main event. Backstage, tensions were already brewing as Solo Sikoa and his faction, The MFT’s, confronted Rey Fenix during a photoshoot, leading to a physical altercation. In the first match of the evening, the WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions, the formidable duo of Alexa Bliss and Charlotte Flair, successfully defended their titles against the athletic challengers from NXT, Sol Ruca and Zaria. In a hard-fought contest, Flair forced Ruca to submit to the Figure-Eight leg lock to secure the victory for her team. The action continued as Sami Zayn issued an open challenge for his United States Championship. While The Miz initially seemed poised to answer the call, he was attacked on the entrance ramp by Carmelo Hayes. This led to a shocking return, as Ilja Dragunov, absent for over a year due to injury, made his dramatic entrance to accept the challenge. In a grueling and intensely physical battle, “The Mad Dragon” overcame Zayn to capture the United States Championship. The deciding factor came when Solo Sikoa appeared, creating a distraction that allowed Dragunov to hit his finisher, Torpedo Moscow, for the win. Following the match, Sikoa and The MFT’s stormed the ring, attacking both the new champion Dragunov and the former champion Zayn. The veteran tag team, The Motor City Machine Guns, consisting of Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin, were victorious in their match against Los Garza. The night took a dramatic and unforeseen turn before the main event could even begin. Jacob Fatu was discovered backstage, the victim of a brutal and mysterious attack that left him unable to compete. A smug Drew McIntyre then made his way to the ring, demanding to be named the #1 contender by forfeit.This incensed Cody Rhodes, who, still in his suit, stormed to the ring and immediately began brawling with McIntyre. An impromptu and unsanctioned match erupted between the two rivals. The fight spilled all around the arena, with both men using weapons and unleashing their aggression. The wild brawl officially got underway but ended in a disqualification when a furious Rhodes struck McIntyre with the WWE Championship belt. The show went off the air with Rhodes continuing his assault on McIntyre, being pulled away by officials as chaos reigned in San Jose.

Triangle of Madness kicked off the night promising to “devour souls” and fill Collision with chaos. Toni Storm, Kris Statlander, and Harley Cameron fired back — but not without some tension between Storm and the champ. Big Bill & Bryan Keith wanted to smash heads, but The Acclaimed (Caster & Bowens) couldn’t even introduce themselves without arguing. Somehow, they still won — proving miracles happen in Jacksonville. Josh Alexander defeated Kota Ibushi via count-out after Ibushi’s knee gave out. Don Callis gloated… until Kenny Omega showed up wielding a trash can like Thor’s hammer, cleaning house in spectacular fashion. We got hype packages for Kyle Fletcher vs. Mark Briscoe and Hangman vs. Samoa Joe — both with enough intensity to melt steel. TayJay reunited and made quick work of their opponents, Ellie & Cruz, while Roderick Strong called out Moxley and the Death Riders like he’s trying to start a bar fight. The Triangle of Madness struck again, beating Statlander, Storm, and Cameron, after some accidental teamwork gone wrong. Post-match, Storm teased her WrestleDream title shot in true “Timeless” fashion. Kenny Omega got an apology (sort of) from Jungle Boy, but the tension could power a small city. MxM TV hosted another “Casting Call,” promptly got humbled by RUSH, Guevara & Dralístico, and Eddie Kingston later took down The Beast Mortos to stay undefeated. Jamie Hayter & Queen Aminata brawled with the Triangle of Madness backstage — Blood & Guts incoming? 👀 Shibata threw down a challenge to LFI for a Trios Title shot. And in the main event, Top Gods (Bayne & FTR) defeated Willow Nightingale & JetSpeed in a wild brawl that ended with Bayne suplexing everyone into next week.

The closing moments of last night’s WWE Raw left fans reeling as Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed turned on Seth Rollins in a dramatic twist that instantly became one of the most memorable Raw endings in recent memory. Paul Heyman’s stunned reaction added to the shock, highlighting just how masterfully WWE built up this betrayal. With Rollins potentially facing an injury (kayfabe or real), questions are swirling about what’s next for the “Architect.” WWE has a history of turning these moments into career-defining storylines, and the possibilities are tantalizing. Will Rollins seek revenge on the duo immediately upon his return, or will WWE tease a slow-burning feud that keeps fans on the edge of their seats for months? Could this betrayal be the start of a new faction, with Rollins eventually recruiting allies to take down Breakker and Reed? Or might WWE pivot toward a surprising solo redemption arc for Rollins, allowing him to reclaim his position at the top of the roster? The timing of Rollins’ potential return will be key. WWE has expertly foreshadowed this twist over the past weeks, hinting at cracks in the faction’s dynamics. Now, the anticipation is building: fans can only speculate when and how the “Monday Night Messiah” will respond. Whatever happens, one thing is certain: WWE has set the stage for an explosive storyline, and Rollins’ return promises to be a must-watch moment. The only question left is—how will Seth Rollins strike back?

Last night’s WWE Raw from Perth, Australia, served up exactly what fans expect from Monday Night’s flagship show: carefully choreographed chaos, perfect storytelling, and a sprinkle of jaw-dropping twists. Opening Segment Seth Rollins kicked things off alongside The Vision in a promo that was, in the words of one excited viewer, “pure poetry.” Every line, crafted by WWE’s professional writing team, hit its mark flawlessly. When Rollins declared himself the greatest of all time, the drama—even enhanced by a well-timed arm slam—sent shockwaves through the audience. AEW-style improvisation? Not here. This was controlled, precise, and utterly compelling. Intercontinental Championship Retained Dominik Mysterio successfully defended the Intercontinental Championship against Penta. WWE’s booking ensured the champion remained strong, while the challenger was presented in a safe, predictable way—no dangerous spots that might actually shock the crowd. Mysterio’s clever use of the timekeeper’s hammer sealed the win without a hint of chaos, proving once again that WWE knows how to maintain a PG-friendly balance of drama and safety. Rhea Ripley Shines on Home Turf In a feel-good moment for Australian fans, Rhea Ripley defeated Kairi Sane in her home country. The match followed WWE’s classic formula: heel heat, face comeback, signature moves, finisher, victory. Predictable? Yes. Exciting? Absolutely. Ripley’s victory reinforced WWE’s mastery of storytelling while keeping the action safe and controlled. Bronson Reed Squashes Jimmy Uso Bronson Reed dominated Jimmy Uso with a Tsunami finisher, delivering the kind of safe, telegraphed outcome fans love. Bron Breakker’s subsequent Super Spear attempt and Jey Uso’s save were executed with precision, keeping the segment thrilling but entirely within WWE’s expertly managed parameters. Tag Team Brilliance Bayley and Lyra Valkyria defeated Judgment Day in a tag team match that was a textbook display of WWE’s formulaic excellence. Bayley’s “loss of control” moment was perfectly scripted and controlled, ensuring high drama without breaking the PG rating. Triple Threat Thrills CM Punk, LA Knight, and Jey Uso battled in a triple threat match, culminating in Punk winning with the GTS. The bout followed WWE’s classic structure: rotations, signature moves, and a predictable finisher. The result underscored WWE Raw’s commitment to delivering consistent, risk-free storytelling while keeping fans engaged. The Shocking Twist to Close the Night The biggest story came in the closing moments: Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed turned on Seth Rollins, creating one of the most memorable Raw endings in recent memory. Paul Heyman’s shocked reaction was Oscar-worthy, and the twist was expertly foreshadowed, giving fans the perfect mix of surprise and narrative satisfaction. Final Thoughts WWE Raw continues to prove that predictability, when executed with skill, can be immensely satisfying. With every match hitting its marks and every storyline unfolding safely yet dramatically, WWE reminds fans why it remains the gold standard of sports entertainment.