On Monday night, Netflix will broadcast another live episode of WWE RAW, direct from the America Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas. You can check out live coverage of the show starting at 8 PM, here at Wrestling Notícias.
Official Card:
- Seth Rollins vs. Drew McIntyre;
- New Day (Kofi Kingston & Xavier Woods) vs. ??? & ???;
- Damage CTRL (IYO SKY & Dakota Kai) vs. Pure Fuse Collection (Sonya Deville & Zoey Stark);
- Lyra Valkyria will make her first appearance as WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship;
- WWE Hall of Famer JBL to make special appearance at show;
Live Coverage:
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Michael Cole is on commentary while a shot of the host city is shown. Seth Rollins is walking backstage. Another backstage shot features Drew McIntyre. Cole promotes their match as the main event. CM Punk is also walking backstage. Cole highlights a match between Penta and Pete Dunne.
Footage from earlier in the day shows Rhea Ripley arriving. Nia Jax attacks her and repeatedly drives her into a wall. Adam Pearce and producers arrive. Pearce stands over Ripley and calls for a medic.
The broadcast team of Michael Cole and Wade Barrett introduces the show from ringside. Cole mentions that Pat McAfee is at the college football national championship game.
Jey Uso enters through the crowd. Cole stands at ringside, pumping his arms while Jey and the fans do the same. Ring announcer Alicia Taylor introduces Jey Uso. Barrett makes remarks about Cole’s dancing.
Cole shakes hands with Jey Uso and returns to the commentary table, stating he is out of breath. Barrett jokes about the time it will take Cole to recover. Cole remarks on having fun on RAW and comments on the entrances seen on SmackDown.
In the ring, Jey Uso says he will win the main event at Saturday Night’s Main Event. World Heavyweight Champion Gunther enters and joins Jey Uso in the ring. Jey steps up to the champion, promising to take the World Championship from him this Saturday. Gunther smirks, calling Jey a funny guy. The Austrian powerhouse admits he’s been looking forward to this match at Saturday’s special event—until he saw Jey walking down the ramp acting like WWE’s mascot. Gunther reminds Jey that he never keeps his promises. Sure, the gullible fans might believe him, but Gunther doesn’t. He questions when Jey will rush off to help his family or his friends this time. Gunther vows that on Saturday, he’ll expose Jey as nothing more than a passing trend.
Jey fires back, acknowledging that everything Gunther said might be true. He might be a mascot, but the fans are his team, and they’ll be right there with him on Saturday when he takes the title. Jey says he respects Gunther, but after Saturday Night’s Main Event, the champion will respect him too. Jey reminds Gunther that only one of them has headlined WrestleMania—and it wasn’t the Austrian. Furious, Gunther lunges for Jey, but Jey dodges the attack, sparking a brawl that ends with Gunther on the outside of the ring. Jey picks up the World Championship, holding it for a moment before handing it back to its owner as Gunther retreats backstage.
Backstage, JBL runs into The New Day. Xavier Woods and Kofi Kingston try to butter up the WWE Hall of Famer, who’s on commentary tonight, hoping he’ll convince the fans that what they did to Big E wasn’t so bad. JBL isn’t having it, reminding them that Big E was the heart and soul of The New Day, and now they’ve got to deal with the consequences of their actions. Woods and Kingston storm off, annoyed by JBL’s response. “Can I keep the two bucks?” JBL quips, pulling the bills out of his pocket.
Cathy Kelley catches up with Bayley backstage. “The Role Model” talks about being drafted to the red brand and announces her entry into the 2025 Royal Rumble. The interview is interrupted by Nia Jax, who promises to win this year’s Women’s Royal Rumble.
Singles Match: Rey Mysterio vs. Kofi Kingston (c/Xavier Woods)
– Rey won the match with a package.
Xavier ambushes Rey on the entrance ramp. Kofi joins his partner to continue the attack in the center of the ring. But wait—LWO storms the scene, forcing The New Day to retreat! Suddenly, Woods pulls Joaquin Wilde out of the ring and sends him crashing into one of the ring posts. Cruz Del Toro rushes in to help his teammate. Kofi and Xavier retreat up the ramp, clearly satisfied with their assault.
We get a highlight reel recapping Penta’s debut last week.
Backstage, Cathy Kelley interviews American Made. Chad Gable talks about his recent issues with WWE’s masked wrestlers, stating that Dominik Mysterio will have his back in dealing with them. Ivy Nile confidently predicts that Gable will capture the Intercontinental Championship. Meanwhile, Julius Creed takes a moment to praise their faction’s strength and unity.
Jackie Redmond catches up with Karrion Kross and Scarlett in a skybox overlooking the arena. Kross reflects on The Wyatt Sicks losing their rivalry with The Final Testament and leaving for SmackDown as losers. Looking ahead to his future on Raw, Kross drops big names like Seth Rollins and CM Punk as potential opponents. As for Sami Zayn, he warns the WWE Universe not to believe a single word from the Canadian Superstar.
Sami Zayn’s music hits, and he makes his way to the ring. Sami Zayn takes the mic and announces his entry into the 2025 Men’s Royal Rumble match. He shares his childhood dream of becoming a WWE Superstar and notes the key difference between himself and his opponents in the Rumble—he’s yet to win a World Championship. While Sami acknowledges his incredible career, crediting the fans for much of his success, he admits that even though he doesn’t need a World Title, he wants it.
Suddenly, Kevin Owens interrupts.
Owens makes his way to the ring, carrying his Winged Eagle Championship. Sami acknowledges Kevin’s arrival, saying he always knew this moment would come. Kevin admits he was upset when Sami sided with Roman Reigns in the past, but eventually, he realized they’ve both had their own journeys. Just as Sami forgave him for his past actions, Kevin says he forgave Roman too—because that’s who Sami is, a good guy. With that said, Kevin calls Sami his best friend and says he fully deserves to win the Royal Rumble and headline WrestleMania for the World Championship.
Kevin reminds Sami of the magic they created when they won the Tag Team Championships in the main event of WrestleMania. Now, they have the chance to face each other for the World Title—if Owens can retain his championship at Royal Rumble. Kevin confidently declares that they’ll both shine in the Rumble, having each other’s backs. “We’re like brothers. I know that if I need you, you’ll be there,” Kevin says before leaving the ring. Sami watches in silence as the segment ends.
Cathy Kelley interviews Sheamus. Sheamus addresses those who claim he’s had a perfect WWE career, admitting there’s one thing missing—the Intercontinental Championship. A title he’s chased since childhood but has always slipped through his fingers. Suddenly, Bron Breakker interrupts. Bron flaunts the title, smirking as he tells Sheamus this is as close as he’ll ever get to it. Breakker warns Sheamus not to show up for their match at Saturday Night’s Main Event unless he wants a guaranteed loss. Sheamus responds with a fierce shove, but Bron walks off, smiling confidently.
Jackie Redmond speaks with Ludwig Kaiser. Kaiser reflects on his battle with Sheamus last week, calling it another war in their storied rivalry. While he laments the loss, Ludwig remains undeterred, declaring that he’ll eventually capture a championship. The German Superstar dismisses the idea that anyone else impresses him—not Sami Zayn, not Bron Breakker, and certainly not Penta.
Roxanne Perez is spotted in the front row, ready to watch the next match unfold.
Singles Match: Bayley vs. Nia Jax
– Jax won with an Annihilator.
After the match, Rhea Ripley, who was ambushed by Nia Jax backstage earlier in the night, storms to the ring, igniting a wild brawl. Several officials rush out to separate them, but the chaos spills outside the ring. Ripley leaps off the commentary table, hitting a stunning springboard move onto Jax and the officials below. The segment ends with Jax being escorted backstage by officials, while Ripley remains uncontrollable at ringside.
We then see a recap from last week, where Damian Priest defeated Finn Balor in an intense Street Fight Match.
Backstage, The Judgment Day is gathered—minus Balor—discussing recent events. JD McDonagh vows to handle Priest, while Dominik Mysterio and Liv Morgan appear to be making amends after their recent disagreements.
Next, a video highlights Lyra Valkyria, who made history last week by becoming the inaugural WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion.
Up next: Penta in action.
Backstage, Sami Zayn and Seth Rollins cross paths. Zayn thanks Rollins for his words last week, saying they opened his eyes. Rollins says he’s happy to see this new side of Sami. Zayn wishes Rollins good luck for his match later tonight and walks off. In the background, Karrion Kross is seen watching the exchange intently.
Singles Match: Penta vs. Pete Dunne
– Penta hits the “Penta Driver” on Dunne for the pinfall victory.
A video package airs featuring Logan Paul, who declares himself the future of professional wrestling.
The following announcements are made for next week’s RAW:
- War Raiders (Erik & Ivar) (c) vs. Dominik Mysterio & JD McDonagh – World Tag Team Championship Match
- Logan Paul returns to RAW
- Special appearance by Cody Rhodes
- CM Punk to give an exclusive interview from the crowd. Punk recalls his debut on RAW (on Netflix), where he defeated Seth Rollins, and promises to make history at the Royal Rumble. He vows to eliminate Roman Reigns, Drew McIntyre, and anyone else standing in his way to win the match and headline WrestleMania.
Tag Team Match: Damage CTRL (IYO SKY & Dakota Kai) vs. Pure Fuse Collection (Shayna Baszler & Zoey Stark w/ Sonya Deville)
– IYO SKY hits a picture-perfect Moonsault on Baszler for the pinfall victory.
A video package recapping the rivalry between Seth Rollins and Drew McIntyre, who are set to face off in a WrestleMania 40 rematch, is shown.
Singles Match: Seth Rollins vs. Drew McIntyre
– Rollins secures a victory over McIntyre with a quick “Roll-Up.”
A visibly frustrated McIntyre attacks Rollins after the match, landing a devastating “Claymore Kick.” As he prepares to continue the assault, Sami Zayn interrupts, striking McIntyre outside the ring. However, McIntyre quickly recovers, tossing Zayn into the barricade.
McIntyre re-enters the ring and corners Rollins, applying pressure. Zayn returns and attempts a “Helluva Kick” on McIntyre, but the Scotsman dodges, causing Zayn’s kick to inadvertently hit Rollins squarely.
McIntyre exits the ring with a smirk, leaving the chaos behind. The show ends with Zayn trying to explain himself to Rollins, who is still recovering from the accidental attack.
End of Show.
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