WWE RAW Results & Winners (August 11, 2025): Another vicious beatdown by Seth Rollins & Co.; fatal four-way announced for Clash in Paris & more
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Dominik Mysterio teams up with El Grande Americano, Solo Sikoa’s MFT attack Sami Zayn & more!
As Clash in Paris 2025 inches closer, storylines and matches for the PLE continue to take shape. After delivering the fallout show of both Raw and SmackDown last week, WWE intensified the build towards the upcoming PLE in France on tonight’s WWE Raw.
Tonight’s episode of Monday Night Raw aired live from the Centre Videotron Arena in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. The promotion had announced several matches and segments for the show, including a Women’s World title match and two singles matches.
Get to know what happened this Monday, as we have the complete summary, highlights, results, grades, and winners’ list for the 08/11 episode of WWE Raw.
WWE Raw Summary and Highlights
CM Punk kicks off the action
The Second City Saint made his way into the ring to kick off the show amid loud “CM PUNK” chants and picked up the mic. Punk stated that he should have gold around his waist, he should be the Champion, but he wasn’t because he had a ‘Seth Rollins problem.’
The Second City Saint said that Rollins was trying his best to be CM Punk and reminded everyone how he won the World title after 12 years at SummerSlam, but let everyone down because he wasn’t the Champion. He was relentless, though, and promised he would regain the title. Punk once again professed his hatred for Rollins, called him out for faking the injury, and promised he would take the title from him and break his legs.
LA Knight’s music hit, and the Megastar appeared, interrupting Punk. Knight offered a handshake, and the two stars embraced and shared a few words. Knight then picked up the mic, stating Punk was robbed at SummerSlam and deserved his rematch. But last week, while Knight was having his title match against Rollins, he lost the opportunity due to Punk’s attack on Rollins.
Knight continued, stating that they didn’t have a problem and he liked to keep it that way. If Punk wanted to whip Rollins, he should do it after the bell. Punk fired back, asking Knight to thank him, as he had only saved him from the vicious stomp on the concrete by Rollins.
Punk reminded Knight he was a former World Champion, something Knight couldn’t claim to be, and said Knight should get to the back of the line. Knight asked Punk not to step over the line and stated he would beat Rollins and become the World Heavyweight Champion. If that happened, Punk would be his first defense. If Punk agreed, they wouldn’t have a problem.
Punk stated that the two had a Seth Rollins problem. Paul Heyman then appeared alongside Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed, cutting the two off. Heyman went off on the Quebec crowd and then advised Knight not to get into the favor business with CM Punk, as it would cost him everything in life.
Punk cut him off, stating that if Heyman wanted to put his hands on both of his chins or the two Brons, they should step in the ring. Heyman agreed and announced that it would happen tonight: CM Punk & LA Knight vs. Bron Breakker & Bron Breakker.
Knight stated they weren’t here for the two, but Punk cut him off, accepting the match. Knight then stated that Punk didn’t speak for him and accepted the match himself. Heyman and Reed went to leave as Breakker started advancing toward the ring. Heyman and Reed stopped Breakker as they went backstage.
Grade: B
AJ Styles & Dragon Lee vs Dominik Mysterio & El Grande Americano – Tag Team match
In the first match of the show, AJ Styles teamed up with Dragon Lee to battle the team of El Grande Americano and Dominik Mysterio. The match was set up following their last week’s encounter, where Americano’s attack on Lee aided Mysterio, who continued to attack Lee after the match and was aided by Styles.
The four men put on a good match, but in the end, Americano and Mysterio both put a metal plate in their masks and used it to get the win as Mysterio headbutted Styles, allowing Americano to pin Styles and register a win.
Winner: Dominik Mysterio & El Grande Americano
Grade: B+
Top Moments & Insights:
- It was an exciting, action-packed match that showcased several ongoing storylines and delivered some fantastic in-ring action.
- In a backstage segment, Sami Zayn asked GM Adam Pearce if the World title picture for Clash in Paris is any clearer. Pearce asked him to win the match against Rusev first, and then they will discuss the title shot. Sheamus also stepped into the GM’s office as Sami pleaded with him not to interfere in the match, highlighting how important it was for him. Sheamus promised not to attack Rusev during the match.
Sami Zayn vs Rusev
In hopes of getting a title shot, Sami Zayn took on Rusev and the Quebec crowd once again showered him with love. The match began with Rusev taking control, mocking the crowd while Zayn responded late and was about to register a win as he was looking to deliver the Helluva kick, Solo Siko and his MFTs (JC Mateo, Talla Tonga & Tonga Loa) came in, attacking Zayn, with Talla taking him down with a big boot.
Security and officials separated them as Rusev got back to his feet on the other side of the ring. Sheamus then came in, attacking Rusev as the two brawled through the crowd.
Winner: Sami Zayn via DQ
Grade: B
Top Moments & Insights:
- In a backstage segment earlier, Iyo Sky confronted GM Adam Pearce, asking for the title match as she was promised. Pearce says she will get the shot as soon as he knows more, Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez stepped in, mocking her, leading to a singles match announcement between Iyo and Perez.
- Sami Zayn is an icon in Quebec, and the crowd response tonight was another example.
- Sami is once again in the Bloodline vortex. Let’s see how this storyline progresses.
Iyo Sky vs Roxanne Perez
Following the confrontation earlier, Iyo Sky battled Roxanne Perez in a singles match. Raquel Rodriguez was ring-side to corner Perez, while Sky turned down the offer by the Kabuki Warriors (Asuka & Kairi Sane). Both women delivered an amazing match.
However, in the final moments, Asuka and Sane rushed in to aid Sky but it ended up costing them as Perez pushed Iyo, who went crashing into Asuka and Sane. Perez then rolled up Sky for a pin and registered a win.
Winner: Roxanne Perez
Grade: B+
Top Moments & Insights:
- The Kabuki Warriors (Asuka and Kairi Sane) are likely going to turn on Iyo Sky.
- WWE still hasn’t provided much clarity on Naomi’s situation; nevertheless, the match between Iyo and Roxanne was amazing with Sky once again showcasing her amazing in-ring skills.
- Iyo Sky confronted the Kabuki Warriors backstage, furious with them for getting involved in her match. Asuka shoved Iyo Sky before walking away, with Kairi Sane hesitating for a moment before chasing after her.
Becky Lynch (c) vs Maxxine Dupri – Women’s Intercontinental title match
Becky Lynch defended the Women’s Intercontinental title against Maxxine Dupri in the co-main event of the show. Throughout the match, Lynch was mocking and taunting Dupri while outclassing her on every move. Dupri managed to land some offense but fell prey to the Champion who locked in the disarm-her forcing Dupree to tag and retain the title.
Winner: Becky Lynch
Grade: C
Top Moments & Insights:
- Lynch performed extraordinarily in her role as a cocky and overconfident heel, mocking Dupri and flaunting while beating her down.
- Lynch also took out Natalya after the match with a big boot while the latter was checking on Dupri.
- In a backstage segment, Seth Rollins celebrated with the rest of The Vision (Reed, Heyman & Breakker), noting that things couldn’t be going better for them, especially with the tension brewing between CM Punk and LA Knight. Rollins then mentioned he was leaving for the night.
Backstage
We got a promo from a sad and reflective Bayley, who expressed uncertainty about her career direction. She reflected on how the Role Model gimmick had come together naturally, but now she found herself alone, feeling like all of it had led her nowhere.
At the end, a camera effect warped the frame, as Bayley clutched her ears, and eerie laughter echoed through the air. Later, Lyra Valkyria was interviewed backstage by Jackie Redmond and denied any responsibility for Bayley’s current state.
Iyo Sky ran into Stephanie Vaquer backstage, who stated that Sky wasn’t the only one promised a title match. Vaquer left as Rhea Ripley arrived, mentioning she was looking forward to Iyo battling Naomi for the title.
Iyo replied that Roxanne shouldn’t have beaten her, but Ripley pointed out how Asuka and Kairi Sane had cost her the match. Sky lost her calm and told Ripley to stay out of it
CM Punk & LA Knight vs Bron Breakker & Bronson Reed – Tag Team match
In the main event of the show, CM Punk and LA Knight teamed up to battle Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed. Following an early struggle for control of the match, Reed and Breakker took control and started punishing Knight who managed to tag in Punk. The Second City Saint, after delivering a flying elbow from the top rope on Bron and was looking for the GTS when Seth Rollins appeared and attacked him.
Rollins and Company start beating down Punk and Knight when Jey Uso rushes in with a steel chair to make the save. General Manager Adam Pearce then comes in announcing a fatal four-way match for Clash in Paris, where Rollins will defend the World Heavyweight title against Jey, Knight and Punk.
Punk and Knight start brawling as Jey tries to separate the two, chaos breaks out and Rollins capitalizes on it with Breakker taking out Punk with a spear, followed by a Tsunami by Reed on Jey. Rollins then lined up the three men one by one and took them out with vicious stomps to end the show.
Winner: CM Punk & LA Knight via DQ
Grade: B
Top Moments & Insights:
- The match itself was good, but the outcome was horrible and predictable. The opponents getting beaten up like this will only kill the hype for the fatal four-way match.
- Roman Reigns is advertised for the next two weeks’ Raw ahead of Clash in Paris and with Bronson Reed’s promo on Reigns tonight, it seems like the two will battle at the PLE. – The Tribal Chief vs The Tribal Thief!
WWE Raw Results
- Dominik Mysterio & El Grande Americano defeated AJ Styles & Dragon Lee – Tag Team match
- Sami Zayn vs Rusev ended in DQ as Solo Sikoa & the MFTs attacked
- Roxanne Perez pinned Iyo Sky
- Becky Lynch (c) defeated Maxxine Dupri – Women’s Intercontinental title match
- CM Punk & LA Knight vs Bron Breakker & Bronson Reed – Tag Team match ended in DQ as Seth Rollins attacked
Who won in the main event of WWE Raw tonight?
CM Punk and LA Knight won in the main event tag team match against Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed via DQ as Seth Rollins attacked Punk.
Who emerged victorious in the Women’s World title clash between Naomi and Iyo Sky?
The Women’s World title match was cancelled as Naomi was not medically cleared to compete.
When and where will Clash in Paris 2025 take place?
Clash in Paris is set for Sunday, August 31, 2025, at the Paris La Défense Arena in Nanterre, France.
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