WWE RAW Results & Winners (March 10, 2025): Cody Rhodes appears, Roman Reigns decimates Seth Rollins, Paul Heyman consoles CM Punk & more
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Jey Uso & Raquel Rodriguez win, a masked man ambushes LWO, Gunther puts Jey Uso to sleep & more!
After delivering the two Elimination Chamber fallout shows of Raw and SmackDown, the Stamford-based promotion then delivered an iconic card of Monday Night Raw from the historic venue, Madison Square Garden in New York, New York.
The promotion announced multiple matches and segments for the show, including a steel cage match between CM Punk and Seth Rollins. The show also continued the build towards the Mania PLE as more matches took shape.
Get to know what happened this Monday, as we have the complete summary, highlights, results, and winner’s list for the 03/10 episode of WWE Raw.
WWE Raw Summary and Highlights
Jey Uso vs Grayson Waller
The show kicked off with the first match of the evening as “Main Event” Jey Uso battled A-Town Down Under’s Grayson Waller. In the final moments of the match, Jey landed a superkick on Waller as Austin Theory tried to interfere. Jey landed another superkick, taking down Theory. Waller attempted to attack, but Jey finished the match with a brutal spear and defeated Waller via pinfall.
After the match, Waller attacked Jey as he joined in, and A-Town Down Under continued the assault. However, Jey rallied back, sending Waller over the top rope, followed by another spear on Theory. Jey then landed a Uso splash, but World Heavyweight Champion Gunther came out of nowhere and put Jey to sleep as officials rushed in to diffuse the situation.
Logan Paul – AJ Styles
Logan Paul made his entrance and picked up the mic, Paul tried to talk about AJ Styles, but his words were drowned out by boos, and it took him a few attempts to get started. He said he didn’t associate with guys like AJ, he’s Logan Paul, and when you hear his name, you think of legends like The Rock and John Cena, who have transcended both sports and entertainment and would do anything to reach the top.
He expressed shock that Cody Rhodes turned down The Rock’s offer, and it took Cena twenty years to realize that nice guys finish last. He told The Rock to consider his soul for sale, calling him a “craven as*hole.” He then called out Andrew Schulz from the crowd, asking for a mic and pushing him to explain why he came to Madison Square Garden that night.
Schulz responded that he came like everyone else to see the steel cage match between CM Punk and Seth Rollins. Logan tried to get him to say he came to see him, but Andrew didn’t play along, saying no one came to see Logan. He reminded him that this was New York City, not Cleveland, Ohio, a real city with a real arena, where fans want to see real wrestlers.
Schulz said he particularly wanted to see AJ Styles tonight, prompting Logan to slam him over the barricade and toss him into the ring. Logan lifted him up and set him up for a move, but Styles came to Schulz’s aid with a Styles Clash followed by the Phenomenal Forearm.
Styles picked up the mic and called Logan back, but Paul kept walking away as Styles rallied the crowd behind him. AJ raised Andrew Schulz’s hand and reminded everyone that they were in New York City.
LWO (Rey Mysterio & Dragon Lee) vs New Day (Xavier Woods & Kofi Kingston) – Tornado tag team match
The bell rang, and the tornado tag match was underway as Dragon Lee and Rey Mysterio started beating down the New Day. The LWO hit a double bulldog, and the New Day rolled out of the ring. The arena erupted with “We want tables!” chants as Lee and Mysterio brought out a table. However, Woods and Kofi attacked and mocked the crowd, with Woods pushing the table back inside the ring.
Mysterio drove Woods into the barricade and pushed Kofi back inside the ring. The table was brought out again as Lee lifted Woods near the apron, but Kingston jumped into the ring and attacked Lee’s leg. After the commercial break, Lee, Kingston, and Woods were on the top rope when Mysterio joined them, taking down Woods.
Lee landed a double stomp into a cover, but Kingston kicked out. Lee then sent Woods through the table ringside with a hurricanrana, sending the crowd into a frenzy. Kingston went for Trouble in Paradise, but Mysterio countered with a crossbody into the cover, though Kofi kicked out.
Mysterio hit a 619 on Kingston and went to the top rope for the splash, but Kingston had his knees up, and after a quick cover, Lee broke up the pin. Lee then took down Kofi ringside, but a masked man who looked like Chad Gable ambushed Lee. Mysterio tried to retaliate but had his face slammed against the apron, followed by a German suplex.
The mask had “American Made” written on it, security quickly intervened with the masked men as the match continued. Woods then picked up Kofi, and the New Day finished the match by defeating the LWO in the tornado tag match.
Backstage
Finn Balor was backstage in the Judgment Day clubhouse, expressing his frustration with Bron Breakker, while Carlito seemed lost in his own thoughts. Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, and Dominik Mysterio walked in, and Balor greeted them.
Morgan announced that Rodriguez would face Bayley in a singles match later that night. Dominik Mysterio then revealed that he had spoken with General Manager Adam Pearce and secured an Intercontinental Championship match for himself against Bron Breakker next week. He told Finn that he just needed to talk to Pearce.
Balor left, and Morgan and Dirty Dom discussed Finn’s chances. Mysterio expressed his belief in Balor, saying he was confident Finn could get the job done.
Cody Rhodes
“The American Nightmare” Cody Rhodes was in Madison Square Garden as the crowd welcomed the Undisputed WWE Champion! Rhodes stepped into the ring, picked up the mic, and “Cody” chants filled MSG. The American Nightmare asked the New York crowd what they wanted to talk about.
The crowd erupted in “Cena sucks!” chants as Rhodes described the legacy and history of MSG. He then shifted his focus to John Cena and stated that Cena would be in Brussels, Belgium, the next week and wasn’t there in New York.
Rhodes then stated that he had no problem with a legend calling his shots, but he had a problem with Cena going on social media. The crowd erupted in “Let’s go Cena, Cena sucks” chants as Cody said that fun things happened when they were live on Netflix. Rhodes continued that when Cena tweeted about discipline and doing what needed to be done, he called Cena to sit down because he was a moron.
The American Nightmare stated that the business had changed and the 17th World title was a delusion for Cena. He declared that the 17th title would not happen because he would beat his hero in his last-ever Mania. Cody announced that he was the captain now and threw the mic away and left the ring to greet the crowd.
Bayley vs Raquel Rodriguez – #1 contender to the WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship
The bell rang, and the two women locked horns as Raquel overpowered Bayley, who fired back with a leg kick. Bayley attempted a bulldog slam, but Raquel sent Bayley out of the ring. Back in the ring, Rodriguez hit another shoulder tackle, followed by another shoulder tackle.
Bayley then went for the attack, but Raquel caught her mid-spear and landed a fallaway slam. Raquel headed for the ropes, but Bayley pulled her by the leg and continued the assault. Liv Morgan checked on Raquel as Bayley went outside, darted through the steel steps, and slammed Raquel off the apron. Morgan argued with Bayley.
The match continued as Raquel fought back, but Bayley hit a back suplex into the cover, though Raquel kicked out again. Bayley sent Rodriguez out of the ring and drove Raquel onto the floor. Bayley attempted a baseball slide, but Raquel intercepted her, picking up Bayley, who rolled down and pushed Raquel into the ring post.
The referee started the count as Dominik Mysterio distracted the official. Liv Morgan grabbed Bayley’s leg but ate an elbow for her troubles. Bayley took down Mysterio and went for a suicide dive, but Raquel caught her and slammed her right onto the announcer’s desk.
The referee started the count again, but Bayley managed to enter the ring at the nine count, only to eat a brutal leg drop followed by a Tahana bomb. Raquel covered, and Raquel Rodriguez defeated Bayley. She became the number one contender for the Women’s Intercontinental Championship.
Backstage
Cathy Kelley was backstage with Chad Gable as she asked Gable about his return and the attack on Rey Mysterio and Dragon Lee earlier, as the masked man. Gable looked surprised and denied that it was him and suggested it might have been a fan.
Kelley countered, mentioning that Gable had been on a trip to master the arts of lucha libre and that he was also wearing the same outfit as the masked man from earlier.
Gable went off on the security at MSG, and Kelley once again stated that he should stop lying. However, Gable denied the claim. In the background, security was seen detaining the masked man, and Gable pointed it out to Kelley, calling New York security pathetic once again.
Iyo Sky – Bianca Belair – Rhea Ripley
Michael Cole was inside the ring as he welcomed the newly crowned Women’s World Champion, Iyo Sky, for an interview. The Women’s World Champion stepped into the ring as Michael Cole offered her a mic, and the crowd erupted in “Iyo” chants.
Cole asked how Sky was feeling, as she was heading to WrestleMania as the Women’s World Champion. Sky replied by thanking the crowd and stating that it was a dream to be at Madison Square Garden as a champion.
Sky mentioned that she was over the moon, as she was heading to Mania as a champion. Cole then introduced the 2025 Women’s Elimination Chamber winner, Bianca Belair. Belair stepped into the ring, and the crowd erupted in “EST” chants. Bianca congratulated Sky for her title win the previous week and expressed her excitement for Mania.
Cole asked about Belair’s confrontation with Rhea Ripley and whether, if Belair hadn’t been ringside during the title match last week, Ripley would have won.
Belair stated that she had had enough of the drama and was now only focused on Mania. Rhea Ripley’s music hit as Mami stepped into the arena with a mic in her hand, going right off on Belair. Ripley said that Belair should have let her handle her business and that she could have dealt with Naomi and Jade Cargill.
Belair fired back, stating that it was all a defense mechanism because Ripley had been unable to beat Sky. Iyo Sky tried to diffuse the situation but was pushed off by Ripley and Belair twice. Sky had enough, slapping both Ripley and Belair, reminding everyone that she was the champion. Sky left as Belair and Ripley looked at each other, surprised.
CM Punk vs Seth Rollins – Steel Cage match
CM Punk stepped into the ring as Rollins threw his jacket at him, immediately starting the attack. The bell rang, and the match was underway. Punk fired back, landing chest chops as both began exchanging shots. Rollins ripped off Punk’s tee and landed a brutal chest chop, with Punk responding in kind.
The battle raged on as they exchanged slaps in the middle of the ring. The slugfest continued, with both men exchanging chest chops, as Punk looked to gain the upper hand, only for Rollins to fire back. Punk went for the GTS, but Rollins ducked.
The Second City Saint tried for a running attack but got caught by Rollins, who landed the buckle bomb—only it was right into the steel cage wall, causing Punk to crash down. Rollins opened the cage door and suggested Punk walk out of the cage and escape. Seth pointed to the WrestleMania sign, and Punk flipped him off in response.
Rollins picked up Punk again, but Punk rolled down and sent Seth crashing into the cage. The Second City Saint connected with a GTS, taking down Rollins, but instead of going for the cover, Punk took a breather. Punk landed two back-to-back running knees to the back of Rollins’ head, sending him crashing into the cage wall.
Punk returned the favor, giving Rollins the chance to escape the cage, but Rollins also returned the favor, flipping Punk off as the screen went black. Punk climbed to the top rope and delivered another flying elbow, flipping Rollins off and shouting “f*ck you” as the crowd erupted in “one more time” chants. Punk climbed to the top rope once again, delivering another flying elbow. He went for the cover, but Rollins kicked out at two.
Punk climbed to the top of the cage as the crowd went wild, but instead of escaping, he turned around. Rollins climbed up to meet him at the top of the cage. The two exchanged shots high above the ring, and the crowd was on the edge of their seat. Rollins hung onto the cage, picked up Punk, and delivered a superplex from the top of the steel cage, right onto the mat.
Rollins went for the cover, but Punk somehow kicked out at two and stayed in the match. “This is Awesome!” chants filled Madison Square Garden as both stars were on their knees, exchanging shots. Punk went for the GTS, but Rollins countered and went for the pedigree. Punk countered that and landed the GTS. He went for the cover, but Rollins kicked out at two.
Punk signaled for the finish, picking up Rollins for a third GTS. He went for it, but Rollins rolled down and locked in the STF. Rollins yelled at Punk to tap out, and Punk began having flashbacks from the 2025 Men’s Elimination Chamber match.
Punk refused to tap, escaped the hold, and locked in his own submission hold on Rollins. Rollins refused to tap, gouging Punk’s eye to break the hold. Out of nowhere, Rollins hit a brutal stomp, flattening Punk. He went for the cover: One, Two, but CM Punk kicked out!
Rollins climbed to the second rope, but Punk dragged him down by his leg and hit another GTS. He went for the cover, but Seth Rollins somehow kicked out, staying in the match despite three GTSs and three close pins. Punk picked himself up and landed a stomp on Rollins, going for the cover again, but Seth kicked out once more.
The referee checked on Rollins as Punk looked towards the open steel cage. Rollins continued yelling at Punk, who responded with a running knee. Punk went for the attack, but Rollins countered with a GTS followed by a vicious stomp. He went for the cover: ONE, TWO, but CM Punk kicked out, and the match continued.
Rollins was once again on the second rope as he landed the super stomp, and the crowd went wild as suddenly, Roman Reigns appeared. The OTC had returned, pulling Rollins out of the cage, causing the match to end, with Seth Rollins declared the winner. Reigns then landed a Superman Punch, followed by a vicious spear.
The MSG crowd erupted in “OTC” chants as Reigns drove Rollins into the barricade. He then landed a brutal stomp on Rollins right on the concrete floor. The OTC was exacting his revenge and called for another stomp, lining up Rollins on the steel steps.
Roman went for another stomp, but General Manager Adam Pearce, along with officials and security, darted into the ring to stop Reigns’ attack.
Reigns then saw Paul Heyman comforting CM Punk inside the steel cage. Reigns laughed and stepped into the cage, driving Punk into the cage wall, followed by a vicious spear. Heyman looked horrified as Punk lay motionless on the mat. Reigns pointed to the sky as officials checked on Rollins, and the 03/10 episode came to an end.
WWE Raw Results
- Jey Uso defeated Grayson Waller, Gunther ambushed Jey after the match
- New Day (Xavier Woods & Kofi Kingston) defeated LWO (Dragon Lee & Rey Mysterio) – Tornado Tag Match
- Raquel Rodriguez pinned Bayley – #1 contender to the WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship
- Seth Rollins defeated CM Punk – Steel Cage match
- Roman Reigns returned and ambushed Seth Rollins & CM Punk
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