WWE RAW Results for November 11, 2024

Monday night is here, and that means WWE RAW is set to kick off! Ringside News will provide live play-by-play results coverage for the November 11, 2024, episode.

Tonight, WWE will tape two episodes of RAW in Grand Rapids, Michigan, starting at 7 PM. After tonight’s live broadcast, they will tape next week’s show, set to air on November 18, 2024.

WWE RAW Lineup (11/11/2024):

• WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship Match: “The EST Of WWE” Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill vs. The Judgment Day (WWE Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez)
• Imperium’s WWE World Heavyweight Champion “The Ring General” GUNTHER and Damian Priest will have a face-to-face
• “Big” Bronson Reed will appear

WWE RAW Results (11/11/2024):

Your commentators for the night are Joe Tessitore and Wade Barrett. The Tag Team Champions are seen making their way backstage, with The Judgment Day following close behind.

Gunther’s entrance music plays as he steps out onto the stage. Gunther steps forward and declares that the only thing that matters is that he remains the champion. He states he doesn’t dwell on the past but focuses on what lies ahead—his next challenger, Damian Priest. He adds that he has plenty to say about Priest, but before he can continue, Priest’s entrance music hits, and he strides confidently to the ring.

Priest takes the mic and says he overheard Gunther was planning to talk about him and decided he’d rather hear it face-to-face. Cutting Gunther off, Priest anticipates the insults: being called street trash, a Latino nobody, or someone abandoned by his own parents while Gunther waited for his big break. Priest reveals that the first time their eyes met, he understood why people feared Gunther. But now, he’s certain he can defeat him—and that’s the truth. He adds that if not for being betrayed by his own ‘brother,’ the title wouldn’t be in Gunther’s possession. Priest accuses Gunther of losing his edge since becoming champion and starting to doubt himself.

Priest continues, pointing out that Gunther’s aura faded even more after being pinned by Cody Rhodes. Gunther shouts at Priest, frustration evident in his tone. Priest smirks and says Gunther has no right to speak, accusing him of being full of doubt. That doubt, Priest claims, comes from knowing deep down that he can’t defeat him. He taunts Gunther, saying the once-intimidating “killa” is gone because if it were anyone else, Gunther would have taken a swing by now. Priest challenges him to do it, adding that the crowd doesn’t want to wait until Survivor Series. He urges Gunther to take his shot, promising that if he did, he’d drop him right there.

Before anything can escalate further, Ludwig Kaiser appears and walks down the aisle to the ring. He demands to know what’s going on and questions what Priest is doing there. Addressing Priest, Kaiser reminds him that out of everyone present, he’s the one doubting the Ring General. He points out that Gunther has already defeated Priest once and warns him to step out of the ring before history repeats itself.

Gunther, visibly irritated, interrupts Kaiser and prods him in the chest repeatedly. Kaiser, defiant, starts to say he won’t let “that street trash” speak to Gunther like—

Before he can finish, Priest throws a punch at Kaiser, following it up with a clothesline that sends Kaiser tumbling over the top rope to the floor. Gunther, eyes locked with Priest, exits the ring without another word.

Backstage, Cathy Kelley stands with Kairi Sane and IYO Sky. Cathy congratulates IYO on earning her spot as the number one contender. IYO responds confidently, stating she is ready for Liv Morgan. Kairi adds that they have other important matters to address first.

Suddenly, Dakota Kai appears, ready for action and announcing her return for the six-woman tag match. Kai, with determination in her voice, says those who sidelined her took three months from her career. She declares that nothing and no one will stop them now. They are set to show everyone what Damage CTRL truly represents.

We return with the annual Veteran’s Day video package. Backstage, Kofi Kingston is approached by R-Truth, who greets him warmly.

Kofi expresses his gratitude to Truth for helping them out and apologizes for not having his back, explaining that Woods didn’t want to get involved. Xavier Woods then appears, and Pete Dunne steps forward, addressing Truth for calling him by that name. Kofi interjects, prompting Dunne to ask Kofi if he really wants to start a problem. Woods quickly states that it isn’t their problem. Kofi, however, insists that it is his problem, declaring that if anyone has an issue with Truth, they also have an issue with him.

Truth, trying to ease the tension, tells Kofi to focus on Butch when he faces Pete Dunne later tonight.

Damage CTRL vs. Pure Fusion Collective

Zoey and IYO start the match, locking up immediately. Zoey applies a side headlock, but IYO counters with a wrist lock, transitioning into her own side headlock. IYO flips over Zoey and performs a series of handsprings to evade her again. IYO attempts a dropkick but misses, allowing Zoey to land a boot to her back. IYO manages to land on her feet after Zoey tries a suplex, but Zoey grabs her by the hair and follows with a back body drop. Zoey tags in Sonya, who enters with a backbreaker, setting Sonya up for a running neckbreaker for a near fall. Sonya hits a suplex and follows with a knee to IYO’s midsection. IYO counters by landing on her feet after another suplex attempt, delivering a shotei before tagging in Kairi Sane.

IYO trips Sonya, and Sane hits a kick to Sonya’s back, followed by a snap mare and a double dropkick combination. Sane continues her offensive with a slingshot headscissors on Zoey, then follows with a dropkick to both Zoey and Sonya in the corner. Sane delivers a sliding D to Sonya in the corner and adds a forearm off the apron. Sane rolls Sonya back into the ring and distracts the referee, giving Shayna the opportunity to land a clothesline.

The show cuts to a commercial break.

We return from the break to see Sane trying to make a tag, but Shayna knocks IYO off the apron. Dakota Kai tags in, landing punches and following up with a forearm and a dropkick. Kai attempts an arm drag, but Shayna blocks it. Kai counters with a flying mare and a scorpion kick. Shayna responds with punches but misses a kick and ends up on the apron as Kai evades. Kai capitalizes with a kick for a near fall. With Shayna backed into the corner, Kai charges in with a running boot to the face. Kai goes for a running Yakuza kick but misses Shayna, hitting Sonya instead.

Shayna seizes the opportunity and slams Kai into a single leg crab. Zoey knocks IYO off the apron, but IYO quickly gets back up and retaliates with a forearm to Zoey. IYO manages to neutralize Zoey and breaks the submission hold. Sane lands a forearm on Shayna, but Zoey strikes with a missile dropkick. Kai misses a kick, allowing Shayna to lock in a Kirifuda Clutch. IYO tags in and applies a Kirifuda Clutch while tangled in the ropes.

Kai manages a Yakuza Kick, and IYO finishes with a moonsault for the three-count.

Winners: IYO Sky, Dakota Kai, and Kairi Sane

We then get a recap of the events from SmackDown involving WarGames.

Backstage, Sami and Jey are talking when Jimmy approaches and asks if there’s an issue. Sami responds that there’s no problem, and Jey confirms that they’re all on the same page. Sami adds that he’s glad to see Jimmy.

Jimmy brings up the need for a fifth member for WarGames. Jey points out that they don’t have any allies on either Monday or Friday nights. Sami then says he might have someone in mind.

Damian Priest is shown backstage, stretching and getting focused as he prepares for his upcoming match against Ludwig Kaiser.

Kofi Kingston (with Xavier Woods) vs. Pete Dunne

The crowd starts chanting for Pete’s alter ego, which visibly frustrates him, while Kofi can’t help but smile. They engage in a Greco-Roman knuckle lock, pushing each other to the ropes. Pete breaks the hold with a forearm and transitions into working on Kofi’s neck. Kofi counters with an Irish whip, but Pete sends him to the apron. Kofi responds with a springboard clothesline, taking control. He whips Pete into the corner, but Pete flips out and Kofi follows up with a dropkick. Kofi then launches himself with a flip dive onto Pete at ringside.

The match cuts to a commercial break.

We return to the match with Pete Dunne pulling at Kofi’s fingers before applying a cross arm breaker. Pete follows up with a boot to Kofi’s leg and transitions back into an arm bar. Kofi fights back with punches, but Pete responds with a sharp chop and forearms to the back of Kofi’s head. Kofi counters with a jumping double knee takedown, leaving both men down. Kofi rallies with chops and a dropkick, setting up for a jumping clothesline that Pete dodges. Pete leaps into a pendulum kick, and Kofi climbs to the top rope, hitting Shadows Over Hell for a near fall.

Pete recovers and applies a wrist lock, focusing on Kofi’s shoulder. Kofi attempts an SOS, but Pete blocks it and counters with a kick. He charges at Kofi but runs into a boot in the corner. Kofi launches off the turnbuckles for a double jump move, but Pete counters with a forearm.

Kofi responds with Trouble in Paradise, sending Pete tumbling to the floor with an assist from Xavier Woods. Kofi yells at Woods, who tries to explain his actions. Kofi rolls Pete back into the ring but continues arguing with Woods. Pete seizes the moment, delivering a running knee to Kofi’s head and finishing with the Bitter End for the three-count.

Winner: Pete Dunne

After the match, Kofi shoves Woods away as Woods tries to help him backstage. Woods tells Kofi to think about himself and their partnership rather than everyone else.

We then revisit highlights from last week’s battle royal.

Backstage, The Judgment Day are gathered. Finn Balor discusses how their chance at the World Title is gone because of him, while Damian Priest is just one step away. Dominik Mysterio complains that no one supported him when Bronson Reed attacked everyone. Finn explains that he stayed back as Liv requested, but Dominik retorts that he has come closer to the title than Finn.

Tensions rise, and Finn and Dominik have to be separated. Finn reminds everyone that family looks out for each other and suggests that Dominik and Carlito handle the War Raiders. Dominik agrees, saying he’ll make it official, and Carlito chases after him.

Bronson Reed is shown walking backstage. The show cuts to a commercial break.

Bianca Belair confidently states that everyone wants to challenge them, but having the title and Raquel won’t be enough to make a difference. Jade Cargill adds that they went to SmackDown and still remain the tag champions.

Bronson Reed’s entrance music hits as he makes his way to the ring. Bronson Reed stands in the ring and says he’s here to acknowledge that Seth Rollins is a formidable competitor and got the win at Crown Jewel. However, Reed states he is not just a competitor; he is a monster. He reminds everyone that last week he took out Seth, Damian Priest, and Sheamus, and vows to eliminate anyone who stands in his way. Reed challenges anyone seeking revenge to come and face him right now.

Before Reed can finish, Seth Rollins’ music hits, and he appears on the stage. Seth charges down to the ring and attacks Reed with a flurry of punches. Reed counters with a body block, sending the fight to the floor. Reed tries to slam Seth into the ring post, but Seth slips out and drives Reed into the post instead. Seth begins to dismantle the announce table, but Reed interrupts him. Seth responds with a crossbody, sending them both into the timekeeper’s area.

Security rushes out in an attempt to break up the brawl, but their efforts are as effective as the Cowboys’ defense. Reed and Rollins continue their battle in the ring, each held back by security on opposite sides. Seth breaks free and strikes Reed from the apron. Reed shoves everyone off him as security tries to restrain Seth on the floor. Reed launches himself with a suicide dive, taking out the security guards as Seth dodges out of the way. The fight continues with Reed throwing punches at Seth as officials and referees arrive to regain control.

The show cuts to a commercial break.

We return to see Seth Rollins heatedly confronting Adam Pearce, insisting that he wants and needs this match.

Pearce responds, assuring Seth that he will get his match next week and that things have already gone too far.Sami Zayn approaches Seth and asks him to be the fifth member for WarGames. Acknowledging the complex history between Seth and Roman Reigns, Sami says he understands what bad blood looks like. He explains that despite everything, the family bond never truly disappears, and that bond between Seth and Roman still exists. Sami adds that he’s considered everyone on the roster, and there’s no better choice. Seth is their fifth man.

Seth takes a moment, then shakes his head, telling Sami he’s out of his mind. He recounts everything he went through—the sacrifices he made to take Roman out of power and dismantle him. Now, Sami wants him to team up with them, effectively strengthening Roman once more. Seth admits he knows Roman Reigns better than anyone and expresses his disbelief that anyone, especially Sami, would stand by Roman’s side again. Seth warns Sami that Roman is using him yet again. Despite his gratitude and appreciation for the offer, Seth’s answer is a firm no.

Damian Priest vs. Ludwig Kaiser

They lock up, and Damian Priest powers Ludwig Kaiser into the turnbuckles. Priest follows with an Irish whip but misses the follow-up elbow in the corner. Kaiser takes advantage, sending Priest shoulder-first into the ring post and connecting with a hesitation dropkick.

The show cuts to a commercial break.

We return to see Ludwig Kaiser executing a rolling Death Valley Driver for a near fall. Kaiser attempts a suplex, but Priest blocks it and counters with forearms, following up with a Broken Arrow. Priest gains momentum, landing more forearms and a face plant. He adds kicks and strikes before sending Kaiser into the corner with an Irish whip and connecting with an elbow. Priest follows up with a leaping flatliner, earning a near fall.

Priest sets up for the Razor’s Edge, but Kaiser slips out, delivering a boot and a chop. Priest’s expression darkens as he regains focus, but he misses a roundhouse kick. Kaiser rolls him up for a near fall and follows with a running kick, nearly scoring the win. Kaiser prepares for a reverse DDT, but Priest counters with a kick. Priest sets up and connects with a clothesline before finishing with South of Heaven for the three-count.

Winner: Damian Priest

After the match, Gunther appears on the stage, casting a glance at the ring before turning and heading to the back.

We cut to highlights of Bron Breakker’s match against Sheamus from Speed.

Backstage, Cathy Kelley is with Bron Breakker and brings up his recent match.

Bron acknowledges that he’s at an interesting stage in his career, wanting to add more accolades to his name. The Speed Championship intrigues him, and he mentions that he could already have two titles if Sheamus hadn’t interfered.

Sheamus walks up, having overheard Bron’s comments. He accuses Bron of being disrespectful and reminds him that he’s been in WWE for fifteen years, whereas Bron has only been there for fifteen minutes. Sheamus notes that Bron reminds him of himself when he first started and challenges him to put his title on the line next week.

Bron responds that he didn’t quite catch what Sheamus said but accepts the challenge for next week, vowing to kick Sheamus’ “old ass.” Sheamus smirks and says he’s better than ever and tells Bron to polish up the title because he plans on taking it. Jimmy Uso appears and tells Bron that he needs to talk to him.

The show cuts to a commercial.

Backstage, The Miz is seen walking when he is stopped by Final Testament. Karrion Kross, with a smirk, remarks that he’s glad Miz is still around. Miz, looking uneasy, says he’s considering taking a leave of absence. Kross retorts that their conversation isn’t over, as he got no answers about the Wyatts from Miz. Miz insists that he’s moved on and that the Wyatts have as well, urging Kross to do the same.

Kross questions if Paul Heyman gets to “move on,” blaming Miz for Paul’s injuries. Akam and Rezar grab Miz and haul him to the ring. Kross accuses Miz of lying, saying his story doesn’t add up. He pushes Miz down, demanding to know the Wyatts’ whereabouts. The lights suddenly go out.

When they come back on, the Wyatts are on the apron, surrounding the ring. Bo Dallas steps inside and declares, “We are here.” Kross exchanges a few words with Bo. In the commotion, Miz hits Rowan in the back with a chair, prompting Bo to laugh. Kross attacks Bo with a forearm as chaos erupts. Everyone pairs off into brawls. Miz continues to hit Rowan with the chair while Scarlett throws Nikki Cross to the outside. Akam and Rezar execute a Super Collider on Joe Gacy and Dexter Lumis. Miz follows up with a Skull Crushing Finale onto the chair. Kross finishes with a running powerslam setup into a DDT. Kross and Miz share a tense hug before exiting the ring together.

The show cuts to a commercial break.

Cathy Kelley catches up with Seth Rollins, trying to get his thoughts on his match next week. Seth asks Cathy for a moment as the scene shifts to show Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu standing outside the building.

Solo steps forward and says he can’t stand Roman Reigns, and he knows Seth feels the same way. He suggests that Seth join forces with him. Seth responds sharply, telling Solo that the next time he’s in the ring with Roman Reigns, it will be to stomp his head into the mat. He declares that he will never team with Roman Reigns and won’t align himself with someone who he sees as a “wannabe” Roman. Solo restrains Fatu, who looks ready to confront Seth, and then turns and walks away.

Announcements for next week’s lineup follow: Seth Rollins will face Bronson Reed, and Bron Breakker will defend his Intercontinental Championship against Sheamus.

Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez vs. Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill for the Women’s Tag Team Championship

Bianca Belair hits Liv Morgan with a spinebuster, following up with a series of punches, but Liv fights back with punches of her own. Bianca responds with a dropkick and charges with a running shoulder into the corner. She goes for an Irish whip, but Liv dodges, causing Bianca to crash shoulder-first into the ring post. Liv seizes the opportunity and kicks Bianca.

Bianca recovers and sends Liv into the turnbuckles before climbing up to deliver punches. However, Raquel Rodriguez’s presence distracts Bianca, allowing Liv to pull her off the turnbuckles. Jade Cargill intervenes, pulling Raquel off the apron. Liv follows up with a dropkick to Jade. Bianca swings for a clothesline but narrowly avoids hitting Jade. Raquel manages to send Jade into the apron, and Bianca shifts her focus to take down Raquel. Liv capitalizes with a dropkick off the ring steps.

The show cuts to a commercial break.

We return to the action as Bianca and Raquel tag in their partners, Liv and Jade. Jade comes in strong, landing forearms on Liv and following up with a spinebuster. She hits a splash in the corner and grabs Raquel, slamming her to the mat. Liv tries to clip Jade from behind, but Jade counters with a reverse torture rack into a sit-out gourdbuster for a near fall. Raquel responds by knocking Bianca off the apron and pulling Liv into their corner to make the tag.

Jade and Raquel trade simultaneous kicks, causing both to fall to the mat.

At this moment, Nia Jax and Tiffany Stratton make their way to the ring. Tiffany climbs onto the apron, and Nia pulls Jade to the floor, delivering a crushing Samoan drop onto the apron. Raquel takes advantage, positioning Jade for a Vader elbow drop, but Bianca rushes in to break up the pin.

Tiffany gets back on the apron, but Naomi pulls her off and sends her into the ringside barrier. Naomi then steps in to stop Nia, but Liv hits Naomi with a lungblower. Liv tags in and climbs to the top rope.

As Liv comes off the turnbuckles, Jade meets her with a thrust kick. Bianca tags in, quickly hits the KOD, and secures the three-count.

Winners: Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill

After the match, Nia Jax launches an attack on Jade and Naomi. She sets up for the Anialator, but IYO Sky rushes out, connecting with a kick to Nia. IYO follows up with a springboard dropkick and a shotei to Tiffany, finishing with a victory roll into a double stomp. Jade and Bianca team up to clothesline Raquel over the top rope. Naomi hits Nia with a knee, and IYO gets to her feet and lands another kick on Nia. Jade and Bianca execute a double suplex, taking down Nia.

The show closes as we go to credits.