WWE Raw: CM Punk Appears With A Surprise Attack During Seth Rollins Vs LA Knight Bout
An exciting Monday Night Raw after SummerSlam 2025 entertained the WWE fans and a packed audience at the Barclays Centre in Brooklyn, New York.
The latest episode of WWE Raw was held at the Barclays Centre in Brooklyn, New York, on August 4, with multiple exciting battles held amidst the persisting fever of the two-day premier SummerSlam 2025. From a Heavyweight Championship tussle between Seth Rollins and LA Knight interrupted by CM Punk to an intense Women's Tag Team Championship face-off, this week's Monday Night Raw wasn't short of action at all. Here's how the results shaped up at the thrilling Raw episode in New York.
Seth Rollins and LA Knight battled it out for the World Heavyweight Championship. The two wrestlers eyeing the coveted silverware were never going to easily relent, as they landed heavy moves on each other right from the beginning. Initially, Rollins held the upper hand in the intense fight. However, just as Knight was facing the wrath of his opponent, CM Punk came out to his rescue after jumping from the barricade and attacking The Visionary.
Soon, Rollins was awarded the win due to disqualification amid chaotic scenes, where Bron Breakker came out for The Visionary and gave Punk a Spear. Knight was also hit in the process. Roman Reigns then appeared and smashed both Breakker and Bronson Reed. The Visionary then got back at Reigns before the night came to an end.
Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss, the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship holders, arrived at the ring before the Judgment Day duo of Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez also appeared and challenged the Alliance of Convenience. Following permission from Pearce for an official fight, Flair and Bliss stood tall over their opponents, unleashing some power-packed moves. Bliss hit a decisive Sister Abigail on Perez and secured victory for her team to retain the championship crown.
Rusev vs Sheamus
Earlier at Monday Night Raw, Rusev took on Sheamus in an intense men's singles rematch in their ongoing feud. The two wrestlers went toe to toe and refused to concede ground so much that the battle ended in a rare draw after a Double Count Out. The two giants continued beating each other until officials broke them apart.
Penta vs Grayson Waller
In the Penta vs Grayson Waller face-off, one could see Waller shoving off Penta initially before he received a waist-lock. The two wrestlers traded knees and produced a double Clothesline. Penta, however, came up with a handspring followed by a Mexican Destroyer and finally a corkscrew flip piledriver to enter a pinfall and secure his triumph.
Dominik Mysterio vs Dragon Lee
Dominik Mysterio and Dragon Lee contested an intense fight, where the fortunes shifted back and forth after Dirty Dom choked Lee on the middle rope and went for the famous 619. Lee somehow dodged the move and almost gained the ascendancy. However, just then, an interference from three El Grande Americanos gave Junior Mysterio the opening, which he took advantage of and bagged the victory after a pinfall.
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