WWE RAW Match Results, Highlights and Key Moments for January 20, 2025

Tonight’s WWE RAW, airing January 20, 2025, promises a night of action live from the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas. Seth Rollins and Drew McIntyre face off in a highly anticipated rematch, while newly crowned Women’s Intercontinental Champion Lyra Valkyria celebrates her historic victory. The New Day return to tag team action, Damage CTRL battle Pure Fusion Collective, and Jey Uso, Sami Zayn, and JBL are set to appear.

The show kicks off at 8:00 PM ET on Netflix, continuing the WWE Netflix era. Ringside News will provide live, match-by-match updates and highlights throughout the night. Stay tuned to this page, refresh for the latest results as the action unfolds, and join the conversation in the comments below!

WWE RAW Results (1/20/25): Live Match Updates and Highlights

Michael Cole and Wade Barrett are on commentary.

Seth Rollins and Drew McIntyre arrive before their match. CM Punk enters the arena.

Rhea Ripley arrives but gets attacked by Nia Jax, who rams her into the fence. Adam Pearce calls for a medic, but Rhea refuses help.

Jey Uso heads to the ring. Jey Uso enters and says he’s in the house, adding a “Yeet” before declaring that at Saturday Night’s Main Event, he’s taking home the big one.

Gunther interrupts and heads to the ring. He mocks Jey, saying he’s a “funny little man” and doubts Jey’s chances of winning. Gunther brings up last week’s conversation about betting on yourself, calling Jey a “company mascot” and a “useful idiot” who doesn’t back up his words. He promises to expose Jey as unworthy of being near the World Championship.

Jey fires back, acknowledging Gunther’s words but declaring himself the team leader. He vows his squad will ride with him when he wins the title and reminds Gunther he’s the only one in the ring who has main-evented WrestleMania.

Gunther swings first, but Jey tackles him and throws punches. He superkicks Gunther, forcing him out of the ring. Jey picks up the title, places it on the mat, and Gunther retrieves it before leaving.

Backstage, Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods run into JBL. They bring up JBL’s guest commentator role for Kofi’s match against Rey Mysterio. Kofi mentions dropping dead weight for success, but JBL brushes it off, joking they have to pay attention to Kofi and Woods now. The New Day suspects JBL has turned on them.

Cathy Kelley interviews Bayley about her match against Nia Jax and a big announcement. Bayley says she’s officially back on Raw and it feels right. She announces her entry into the Royal Rumble, reminding everyone she won last year and plans to do it again. She mentions she could face either Tiffany Stratton or Rhea Ripley. Nia Jax interrupts, declaring she’ll take care of Stratton and win the Rumble herself. Bayley challenges Nia to do to her what she did to Rhea.

JBL joins Michael Cole and Wade Barrett on commentary for the next match.

Rey Mysterio vs. Kofi Kingston (with Xavier Woods)

Kofi and Woods demand the music be cut, declaring they’re done with it. Kofi vents his frustration, saying the crowd is disrespecting them after all they’ve done. He reminds everyone they are future Hall of Famers, unlike Rey Mysterio, whom he calls a fraud. Kofi then takes his money back from JBL.

Kofi and Rey lock up, with Kofi applying a side headlock. Rey escapes and counters with a waist lock, but Kofi reverses with a takedown and slaps Rey on the head.

They exchange wrist locks before Rey takes control with a side headlock. Kofi responds with a shoulder tackle, but Rey counters with a headscissors takedown and a dropkick to the knees, sending Kofi into the ropes. Kofi avoids the 619 and pulls Rey off the apron. He follows up with a European uppercut and forearms in the corner before delivering a series of kicks. Rey attempts a sunset flip powerbomb to the floor, but Kofi holds on. Kofi tries for a powerbomb outside, but Rey escapes and lands on his back. Kofi capitalizes with kicks to the midsection.

Kofi sends Rey into the apron, but Rey counters a powerbomb and sends Kofi crashing into the ring steps multiple times. Rey rolls back into the ring to break the count while Kofi struggles to recover.

As Rey tries to re-enter the ring, Woods grabs his leg while the referee is distracted. Kofi takes advantage, tripping Rey and landing forearms while Rey hangs over the ropes, followed by a boot to the head. Kofi climbs to the top and delivers an elbow to the back of Rey’s neck for a near fall. He covers again but gets another two-count, then applies an armbar to keep Rey grounded. Rey fights back to his feet, but Kofi brings him back down.

They exchange punches before Rey gains momentum with a flying forearm. He heads to the top rope, but Kofi stops him with forearms and sets up for a superplex. Rey counters with a wrist lock and bites Kofi’s hand before hitting a seated splash. Rey misses a springboard crossbody, allowing Kofi to go for a sunset flip, but Rey rolls through and nails a dropkick for a near fall—because you don’t sunset flip Rey Mysterio.

Rey lands a few punches, but Kofi moves into the ropes and sneaks in a thumb to the eye. He follows up with Shadows Over Hell for a near fall. Kofi attempts Trouble in Paradise, but Rey dodges and sends Kofi into the ropes. As Rey goes for the 619, Woods trips him from the outside. The referee catches Woods and ejects him from ringside. As Woods argues, Rey knocks him off the apron. Kofi capitalizes with a forearm to the back of Rey’s head, but Rey counters with a victory roll, sending Kofi into the ropes. Rey connects with the 619, but Kofi gets his knees up to block the follow-up splash, scoring a near fall. Kofi tries for SOS, but Rey avoids it and rolls him up for the three count.

Winner: Rey Mysterio

After the match, Woods ambushes Rey, and Kofi joins in on the attack. The LWO’s music hits, forcing Kofi and Woods to retreat. As Cruz del Toro and Joaquin Wilde check on Rey, Kofi yanks Wilde out of the ring, and Woods slams him into the ring post.

A recap airs of Penta’s debut last week.

Backstage, Cathy Kelley is with American Made, who are in a heated argument with The Creed Brothers and Ivy Nile. Chad Gable boasts about being the talk of the wrestling world, recalling his past issues with Penta, Dragon Lee, and Rey Mysterio. He reveals that he sought advice from someone who truly understands lucha libre—a man with a mustache, Dominik Mysterio.

Ivy Nile shifts the focus to the Women’s Intercontinental Title, making it clear that she intends to claim it. Meanwhile, Julius and Brutus Creed declare their pursuit of the Tag Team Titles, emphasizing that they are ready to take over the division.

Elsewhere backstage, Jackie Redmond interviews Karrion Kross and Scarlett. Kross downplays a recent incident involving a fan, calling it “romantic.” When Jackie asks about the Wyatt faction’s departure, Kross brushes it off, stating that after defeating Uncle Howdy, there’s nothing left to discuss.

When asked about The Miz, Kross cryptically responds that Miz is “on assignment.” Shifting his focus to WWE’s top names, Kross mentions Seth Rollins, CM Punk, and Sami Zayn as competitors he’s keeping an eye on. He questions Sami’s motives, pointing out how he shifts alliances—from joining The Bloodline to fighting Roman’s cousins. While Kross respects Sami’s drive for money, he makes it clear that he doesn’t believe a word he says.

Jackie presses him on whether he has an issue with Sami, but Kross leaves it open-ended, responding with, “We’ll have to see.” Jackie then announces that Sami Zayn is up next as his entrance music hits and he heads to the ring.

Sami Zayn steps into the ring and gets straight to the point. He announces that after speaking with Adam Pearce, he is officially in the Royal Rumble. Reflecting on advice from Seth Rollins, Sami recalls how Seth told him he was too focused on helping others and needed to prioritize himself. That message stuck with him, and for the first time in a long time, he’s thinking about his own journey.

He reminisces about his 14-year-old self, dreaming of becoming a professional wrestler. He acknowledges that only a select few ever get to call themselves WWE Superstars, and an even smaller group reach the top echelon of the industry. Today, he firmly believes he belongs in that elite category.

Sami emphasizes that he is just as good as anyone else in that group, including those competing in the Royal Rumble. The only thing separating him from them is that they all have a World Championship to their name—and that’s about to change.

Sami Zayn reflects on his journey, acknowledging that he’s had a great life and career. He makes it clear that he doesn’t need the World Championship to feel complete, thanks to the overwhelming support he has received. That support has meant more to him than any title ever could. However, he admits that while he doesn’t need the championship, he wants it. His 14-year-old self, the kid who dreamed of being a wrestler, still lives inside him, and that dream isn’t finished. Sami declares that he’s going to take the title.

Suddenly, Kevin Owens’ music hits, and he walks out, championship belt over his shoulder and a Bret Hart jacket on. Sami, unsurprised, says he knew it was only a matter of time before Kevin showed up. He asks, “How do you want to do this?” Kevin, confused, asks what Sami means. Sami brings up the world watching when Cody Rhodes teamed with Roman Reigns, implying there’s tension between them.

Kevin quickly shuts that down, saying that’s not why he’s here. He admits he didn’t understand why Sami aligned with Roman at WarGames, but that situation wasn’t the same as Cody’s. Sami and Roman had history, just like he and Sami do. Roman did terrible things to Sami, and yet, Sami overlooked them. But then, Kevin reminds him—he’s done terrible things to Sami too, and Sami forgave him. That’s who Sami is: a good person, someone who always looks out for others, especially his friends.

Kevin calls Sami his best friend—more like a brother—and says he truly believes that Sami can and will win the Royal Rumble. He knows the Sami Zayn he’s known for twenty years is capable of winning and deserves to headline WrestleMania for the WWE Championship. They’ve already main-evented WrestleMania together and won the Tag Team Titles, but they’ve never done it for the World Championship.

Kevin tells Sami that when—not if—he wins the Royal Rumble, he’ll get that opportunity. But for that to happen, Kevin needs to walk out of the Royal Rumble as champion. And he’s certain that’s going to happen.

Kevin reassures Sami that he’s got his back. And just like Sami had Roman’s back, he knows Sami will have his when it matters most—because that’s what brothers do.

Cathy Kelley interviews Sheamus, asking about his upcoming match against Bron Breakker on Saturday and why the Intercontinental Championship means so much to him. Sheamus explains that his career has been backward. He won the World Title from John Cena just six months into his career, but the IC Title is what originally drew him to WWE. He’s come so close before, but this time, the stars are aligned. He’s going to defeat Bron Breakker and finally win the one title that has eluded him. Fired up, he declares, “Let’s go, Irish!”

Bron Breakker appears. Holding the title in Sheamus’ face, he tells him to take a good look—because that’s as close as he’s ever getting to it. Bron smirks and tells Sheamus that he’s going to break him just like an old man. Then, without hesitation, Bron tells Sheamus to retire before walking away.

Bayley and Nia Jax walk backstage.

Jackie Redmond interviews Ludwig Kaiser about his match last week and Sheamus getting an IC title shot. Kaiser says everyone knows he goes to war with Sheamus, and that’s exactly what happened. In war, losing is a risk, and this time, he lost. He’s not on a direct path to a title, but deep down, he knows he’ll get there. He’s not worried because no one in WWE concerns him—not Sami Zayn, not Bron Breakker. The one he’s least impressed with is Penta. Jackie mentions Penta’s debut, but Kaiser dismisses it, saying Penta will get what’s coming to him when the time is right. He ends the interview, saying he’s done.

A graphic is shown in memory of Bob Uecker. Roxanne Perez is conveniently seated in the front row for the next match.

Bayley vs Nia Jax

Bayley lands a forearm and a back elbow in the corner before climbing the turnbuckles to deliver punches to Nia. She tries to counter a powerbomb with a rana, but Nia blocks it. Nia lifts Bayley onto her shoulders, but Bayley counters with a DDT for a near fall. Nia responds with a headbutt to the chest, nearly putting Bayley away.

Nia chokes Bayley against the ropes before landing a headbutt. She goes for another choke in the ropes, but Bayley escapes as Nia misses an elbow drop. Bayley capitalizes with a Saito suplex for a near fall.

Nia counters with a uranage before heading to the turnbuckles, but Bayley knocks her to the apron and kicks her to the floor. Bayley follows up with a suicide dive and exchanges words with Roxanne Perez at ringside. Roxanne tries to slap Bayley, but Bayley blocks it and throws a punch instead. Security quickly steps in to keep Perez from jumping over the barricade.

As Bayley turns back to the action, Nia takes advantage and attacks her. Back in the ring, Nia delivers a series of elbows in the corner, then hits a running hip strike before sending Bayley to the floor. Bayley fights back with forearms, but Nia drops her with a back elbow and wraps her arm in the ropes, then covers for a near fall.

Nia gets a near fall before Bayley counters with a step-over leg drop to the arm for her own near fall. Nia tries for a leg drop but misses, allowing Bayley to land a back elbow to the back followed by a flying clothesline.

Bayley stays on the attack with an elbow drop for another near fall. She sends Nia to the apron and sets up for a rope-hung cutter, but Nia counters by pulling Bayley’s shoulder into the ropes. Nia then stands on Bayley’s arm but misses another leg drop. Bayley takes advantage with a sunset flip powerbomb into the ring post, sending Nia crashing to the floor. Nia barely beats the referee’s count to get back in the ring, but Bayley follows up with her version of aNIAlator for a near fall. She then delivers another elbow drop, but Nia kicks out again.

Bayley sets up for the Rose Plant, but Nia escapes and counters with a shoulder breaker for a near fall. Nia follows up with a splash in the corner, but Bayley sends her to the apron. Nia responds with a punch and drives Bayley shoulder-first into the ring post.

Nia delivers a running hip attack on the apron, smashing Bayley’s head against the ring post. She attempts aNIAlator, but Bayley counters, pulling Nia off the turnbuckles. Bayley hits a running knee for a near fall.

Nia stops Bayley with a double throat thrust on the turnbuckles and lifts her onto her shoulders for a Samoan Drop, but Bayley reverses into a sunset flip powerbomb for another near fall. Bayley goes to the top and lands an elbow drop, but Nia kicks out.

Bayley tries for a belly-to-belly suplex, but she can’t lift Nia. Instead, she clips Nia’s leg, but Nia counters with a pop-up Samoan Drop, followed by a back senton. Nia then hits aNIAlator for the three-count.

Winner: Nia Jax

After the match, Rhea Ripley’s music hits, and she storms to the ring. Rhea and Nia immediately start brawling, trading punches until Rhea gains the upper hand with a headbutt, sending Nia into the turnbuckles. Rhea unloads with punches as security rushes in to separate them.

Nia breaks free and splashes security and Rhea, but Rhea fights back, tossing more security aside. Nia rolls to the floor, but Rhea jumps onto the apron. Nia sweeps her legs, slamming Rhea’s face into the announce table. With officials trying to stop Nia, Rhea suddenly jumps onto the announce table and launches a cannonball dive onto Nia, taking her down as chaos unfolds. Rhea grabs a microphone and stands on the announce table. Looking down at Nia, she declares that she’s not waiting any longer—they will face off this Saturday at Saturday Night’s Main Event.

recap airs of last week’s main event between Finn Balor and Damian Priest.

Backstage, Chad Gable talks to Dominik Mysterio about his lucha problem. Dom tells Chad he knows someone who can help and hands him a piece of paper, saying he’s about to learn the dark arts of lucha libre. JD McDonagh reminds Dom that they have a tag title match next week, but Finn won’t be there. Dom suggests stepping in, since a win would bring the titles back to Judgment Day.Liv Morgan approves of the plan, saying Finn will like it, but hopes it works better than when she tried teaming with Rhea Ripley. Dom assures Liv he’ll make it up to her. She smirks and tells him he will.

A video package airs for Lyra Valkyria. She reflects on her Raw debut last week, saying she was ready to make history and reach the heights she always knew she could. She overcame fear and doubt to become something greater. Now, with the Women’s Intercontinental Championship, her focus is on building a legacy as a fighting champion.

WWE airs its annual Martin Luther King Day tribute video.

Pete Dunne tells the crowd to shut their mouths unless they’re going to call him by his real name. He refuses to be disrespected by being called Butch and reminds everyone that he is the best pound-for-pound wrestler in the company.

Backstage, Sami Zayn approaches Seth Rollins and thanks him for their talk last week, saying it really got through to him.

Seth acknowledges Sami, saying he heard him loud and clear, respects him, and is glad he’s here. However, he makes it clear that if it comes down to it at the Royal Rumble, he won’t hesitate to throw Sami over the top rope. Sami smirks and fires back, saying, “Not if I do it first.”

Penta vs. Pete Dunne

Penta goes for his hand gesture, but Pete Dunne stops him. They trade chops and forearms before Pete locks in a side headlock. Penta breaks free with a thrust kick to the midsection and showboats, but Pete shuts him down with a running forearm.

Pete applies a hammerlock, pulls at Penta’s fingers, and stomps on his elbow. He follows up with a wrist lock and an enzuigiri in the corner. Penta counters with a kick to the midsection, sending Pete to the floor. As Penta goes for a suicide dive, Pete cuts him off with a forearm. Pete then hits an X-Plex on the apron and stomps on Penta’s hand against the steps before going back to working on his fingers in the ring.

Pete drops a knee to the arm and keeps control. Penta fights out of the wrist lock with a forearm and a kick, but Pete cuts him off with a clothesline. He then ties Penta’s mask to the ropes and lands a series of kicks. Pete locks in a Fujiwara armbar and continues to work on Penta’s fingers before landing more chops and kicks. He follows up with a running forearm to the head. Penta dodges another forearm and counters with a kick, then hits a wraparound bulldog and a hesitation kick in the corner. He follows up with a Death Valley Driver for a near fall.

Pete stomps on Penta’s hands and lands a kick, but Penta fires back with a thrust kick and a Destroyer. Pete rolls to the floor to recover, but Penta doesn’t let up, hitting a flip dive onto Pete at ringside. Pete blocks another Destroyer attempt and counters with a Deadeye for a near fall. They trade forearms, each firing back with hard shots. As Penta goes for Cero Miedo, Pete grabs his fingers and locks in a triangle submission. Penta powers through and delivers a one-arm backbreaker, followed by The Sacrifice. He finishes Pete off with the Penta Driver for the three-count.

Winner: Penta

A video package airs featuring Logan Paul.

Logan mocks his critics, saying it must suck to be a Logan Paul hater. He reminds everyone that they wanted him to fail, but that will never happen. Every time he takes on a new challenge, he becomes the best at it. He was the King of the Internet. He even went the distance with Floyd Mayweather. So why would WWE be any different?

He declares that this is his life now, and he will eat, sleep, and breathe wrestling until he becomes the biggest star in the ring. With a smirk, Logan boldly proclaims that everyone is looking at the GOAT.

It is announced that Logan Paul will be on Raw next week. Also set for Raw, JD McDonagh and Dominik Mysterio will challenge The War Raiders for the Tag Team Titles, and Cody Rhodes will make an appearance.

The crowd erupts as CM Punk’s music hits, and he makes his way to the ring. Jackie Redmond interviews CM Punk, pointing out that there are only so many ways to reach the main event of WrestleMania. She brings up the Royal Rumble, but reminds him that he’s never won it before and the field is stacked. She asks what makes this year different. Punk confidently responds with one word: history. He says he makes history. He just main-evented the first Raw on Netflix and defeated Seth Rollins, one of the top favorites to win the Rumble. In two weeks, he’ll make history again by winning the Royal Rumble. The stakes are too high, and the lights are too bright—when he’s at his best and the people are behind him, no one can beat him.

He can’t see John Cena throwing him over the top rope. He reminds everyone that Roman Reigns needed his help at the Royal Rumble, but this time, it’s every man for himself. He claims he has buried Drew McIntyre and says Sami Zayn isn’t on his level. If Hulk Hogan wants to enter the Rumble, Punk will kill Hulkamania. Punk declares that he’s settling scores and collecting debts, and when the night is over, there will be only one man standing with his hand raised—CM Punk.

In the stairwell, Drew McIntyre is shown, brooding.

Cathy Kelley interviews Erik and Ivar, asking about their preparation for next week’s Tag Team Title defense against JD McDonagh and Dominik Mysterio.

They confidently state that they are always prepared and are focused on restoring honor and prestige to the tag division. They’re looking forward to knocking JD and Dom into the dirt.

Cathy brings up other teams in the division, but Erik makes it clear that they aren’t looking past anyone. No one understands the struggle of chasing these titles more than they do. They were told they’d never wrestle again, yet here they are, at the top of the division, and no one is taking the titles from them.

Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark (with Sonya Deville) vs, Iyo Sky and Dakota Kai

Kai and Shayna start the match with Shayna targeting the leg with kicks. Kai blocks one but takes a punch before getting swept off her feet. Kai counters with a float-over rollup for a near fall, then lands a kick. She goes for a flying mare, but Zoey Stark tags in and hits a springboard dropkick before locking in a reverse chin lock.

Zoey delivers an elbow and tags Shayna back in. Shayna follows with a knee in the corner, a backbreaker, and a clothesline from Zoey. Shayna then focuses on Kai’s ankle, locking in a heel hook, but Kai kicks her away. Zoey tags back in and stops Kai from making the tag, but Iyo Sky finally gets in, blasting Zoey with a Shotei strike and kicking Shayna.

Iyo dodges a kick and lands another Shotei on Zoey, then hits a suicide dive onto Shayna and a kick from the apron to Zoey. She heads to the top rope and connects with a missile dropkick, followed by a running double knee strike in the corner for a near fall.

Sonya Deville climbs onto the apron to distract Iyo, but Kai pulls her down. Shayna then levels Kai with a clothesline on the floor. Back in the ring, Zoey pulls Iyo off the turnbuckles and lands a package suplex for a near fall. Shayna tags in, and after a Death Valley Driver from Zoey, Shayna follows with a knee strike, but it’s only a near fall.

Zoey goes for a pescado, but Kai dodges and kicks her from the apron. Shayna kicks Kai off the apron and locks in the Kirifuda Clutch on Iyo, but Iyo escapes by rolling through the ropes. She immediately follows up with a moonsault and gets the three-count.

Winners: Iyo Sky and Dakota Kai

Michael Cole and Wade Barrett run through the card for Saturday Night’s Main Event. We have a video package for Seth Rollins and Drew McIntyre.

Seth Rollins vs. Drew McIntyre

Drew and Seth lock up, with Drew giving a clean break, but Seth responds by shoving him. After exchanging words, Drew chops Seth, who just laughs and fires back with a chop of his own. They go back and forth before Drew applies a side headlock and follows up with a shoulder tackle. Seth fires off a series of chops before attempting a flying shoulder tackle, but Drew stays on his feet and counters with a shoulder tackle of his own. Drew follows up with punches and a chop, but Seth responds with a Sling Blade and then clotheslines Drew over the top rope to the floor.

Seth keeps the momentum going with a dropkick through the ropes followed by a suicide dive. He goes for a second dive, but Drew catches him mid-air and launches him with an overhead belly-to-belly suplex over the announce table.

Drew slams Seth’s head onto the announce table, then sends him into the ring steps before delivering another hard chop. Seth fights back with punches, but Drew counters with a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker for a near fall. Drew applies pressure by choking Seth against the ropes before delivering a suplex for another near fall.

Drew locks in an armbar, but Seth fights out with punches and attempts a float-over in the corner, only to get caught with a kick to the midsection. They trade punches before Drew whips Seth into the corner, but Seth counters with a boot to the face. Drew sets up for a reverse Alabama Slam, but Seth counters into a victory roll for a near fall.

Seth unloads with punches and chops, forcing the referee to intervene. As Seth goes for a crossbody, Drew catches him, but Seth escapes the suplex attempt and sends Drew shoulder-first into the ring post—three times in a row. Seth follows up by wringing Drew’s arm into the post before hitting a springboard knee to the head, followed by a running knee for a near fall.

Seth heads to the apron and lands a springboard Swanton for another near fall before locking in an armbar. Drew powers out and gets Seth on his shoulders, but Seth escapes. Drew counters with a forearm from the apron before climbing to the top rope. Seth leaps up and hits a superplex, rolling through for a Falcon Arrow, but Drew reverses it into his own Falcon Arrow for a near fall.

Drew gets up first and goes for the Claymore, but Seth ducks. Seth charges at Drew, only to get caught with a spinebuster for another near fall. Drew looks for a powerbomb, but Seth counters with a hurricanrana before hitting a Falcon Arrow for yet another near fall.

Seth goes for the Blackout, but Drew avoids it. Seth dodges Future Shock, and Drew escapes a Pedigree attempt before dropping Seth with a clothesline—both men are down.

Drew heads to the top rope again, but Seth meets him there. Drew tries for a backbreaker, but Seth escapes and locks in a Crossface. Drew struggles but eventually reaches the ropes to break the hold.

Seth has words for Drew and begins choking him in the ropes, forcing the referee to pull him back. Seizing the moment, Drew thumbs Seth in the eye and follows up with a Future Shock DDT, but Seth kicks out at two. Drew delivers a short-arm clothesline, then follows up with a second. He goes for a third, but Seth floats over and surprises Drew with a jackknife cover for the three-count.

Winner: Seth Rollins

After the match, Drew attacks Seth, but Seth fights back with punches. Drew quickly shuts him down with a Claymore, leaving him laid out in the ring. Drew drags Seth to the corner and positions his head against the ring post, preparing to do more damage. Before he can continue, Sami Zayn rushes out and goes after Drew, landing a flurry of punches before sending him crashing into the ring post. Sami then checks on Seth and rolls him back into the center of the ring. Drew recovers quickly and delivers a headbutt to Sami, then throws him into the ringside barrier.

Drew slides back into the ring and tells Seth they should be on the same team, but accuses him of being too selfish to see it. Sami gets back to his feet and charges for a Helluva Kick, but Drew dodges at the last second, causing Sami to accidentally hit Seth instead. Sami looks on in shock as Drew smirks at the chaos before the show fades to black.