WWE Raw Live Results: Fatal 4-Way Added to Clash in Paris

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August 11, 2025
Centre Videotron – Quebec City, Quebec

By: John Kleinchester

WWE Raw Live Results

  • El Grande Americano & Dominik Mysterio over AJ Styles & Dragon Lee via Roll-Up in 16:38
  • Sami Zayn over Rusev via DQ in 9:48
  • Roxanee Perez over Iyo Sky via Roll-Up in 15:38
  • Intercontinental Championship: Becky Lynch over Maxxine Dupri via Disarmer in 5:35
  • CM Punk & LA Knight over Bronson Reed & Bron Breakker via DQ in 16:21

 

Card Subject to Change

Monday Night Raw from Quebec City kicked off with Michael Cole announcing that Naomi is not medically cleared, so there will be no title match against Iyo Sky tonight. 

A Seth Rollins Problem

The first segment of the show was CM Punk talking about how he should be the World Heavyweight Champion. This brought out LA Knight, and the two shook hands. Knight said that Punk got screwed, and he deserves a rematch. Then he brought up how Punk had gotten him disqualified the previous week, ruining his title shot, but he wanted his rematch first. Punk said that he prevented Seth Rollins from ending Knight’s career. Knight said he will forget what happened last week, and Punk can be his first challenger when he beats Seth for the championship. Paul Heyman then interrupted, flanked by Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker. 

Heyman suggested a match with CM Punk and LA Knight taking on Bron Breakker and “The Tribal Thief” Bronson Reed. Breakker started screaming that Punk is 47 and Knight is 40, and he was going to kick their asses tonight.

 

Backstage, the Judgment Day was wondering what was going on with the Women’s World Championship when Dominik Mysterio entered with El Grande Americano. Balor pulled Dom aside and said the rest of the group didn’t want Americano around. Dom explained he was using him to win the AAA Mega Championship. 

AJ Styles & Dragon Lee vs. Dirty Dom & El Grande Americano

The first match on the show was AJ Styles teaming up with Dragon Lee to take on Dominik Mysterio and El Grande Americano. Dragon Lee and AJ Styles jumped Dominik and Americano before the bell, as the Quebec City crowd chanted for “Dirty Dom.” 

This match went through two commercial breaks, with the middle section very slow-moving. After the second ad break, things kicked up a notch as Styles hit a Styles Clash on Dom after Dragon Lee monkey-flipped him into position. Americano then took his metal plate out, but he dropped it at the feet of Mysterio. Mysterio then put it in his own mask and headbutted Styles, allowing Americano to pick up the win. This was long. 

Footage was shown from earlier in the day with Sami Zayn approaching Adam Pearce about the World Championship match at Clash in Paris. Pearce said Zayn needed to get through his match with Rusev tonight, and then they would talk. Sheamus then appeared, and Zayn asked him not to get involved tonight. Sheamus agreed but said Rusev was his as soon as the match was over. 

Later backstage, Iyo Sky was complaining about not getting her title match tonight when Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez interrupted. Sky suggested a match against Perez, to which Perez agreed. 

Sami Zayn vs. Rusev

As the bell rang, Michael Cole noted that this was the fourth time these two were facing each other, and Rusev had never beaten Zayn. After an ad break, Sami Zayn had Rusev set up for the Helluva Kick when Solo Sikoa and the MFTs appeared, dragging Zayn out of the ring and causing the disqualification. Talla Tonga hit Zayn with a big boot as officials pulled them away. Meanwhile, Sheamus appeared from the crowd and attacked Rusev, fighting off security in the process. During the commercial, footage was shown of Zayn scoring the pinfall over Sikoa last week on SmackDown. 

Backstage, Adam Pearce was having the MFTs escorted from the building when New Day and Grayson Waller approached and complained about Penta ruining Xavier Woods’ hat. Pearce made a match between them for next week and stormed off.

A Bronson Reed promo aired, in which Reed discussed how he had punked Roman Reigns twice and would continue to add to his collection of shoes until Reigns acknowledged his “Tribal Thief.” 

The cameras then cut to the commentary table, with one of the members of “security” still selling behind the table after Sheamus threw him over it in the prior segment. 

Iyo Sky vs. Roxanne Perez

Iyo Sky was heading to the ring when Asuka and Kairi Sane offered to be in her corner for her match. Sky said “thanks but no thanks” and wanted to go it alone against Perez. Perez continued to show she can hang with anyone on the main roster in this quality match against Sky. Perez and Rodriguez attempted to cheat behind the referee’s back, but Sky continued to kick out of each offensive maneuver. Things were going swimmingly when Sky went for Over the Moonsault and Perez attempted to put her feet up, but instead, Sky over-rotated and nailed Perez in the chest with her feet. Asuka and Kairi Sane then appeared, attempting to help Sky, but instead, Perez pushed Sky into Asuka and Sane. Perez then rolled up Sky with a handful of tights for the win. 

After a break, Iyo Sky was arguing with Asuka and Kairi, and Asuka and Sky shoved each other before Asuka stormed off. 

Jey Uso was interviewed backstage and explained that he missed Raw last week because he had to “handle some family business” when The Vision took out Roman Reigns. LA Knight interrupted and said the line for the World Heavyweight Championship starts behind him. 

Penta was interviewed during an ad break and said Xavier Woods’ “stupid hat” looks better on him, and he would take him out next week. 

Intercontinental Championship

Next, Becky Lynch defended her Intercontinental Championship against Alpha Academy’s Maxxine Dupri. Becky screamed at Maxxine that she didn’t deserve to be in the ring with her as she pummeled her. Maxxine then gained control and “punched” Becky in the corner, missing entirely with almost every one. Becky picked up the win with her Disarmer submission. After the match, Becky kicked Natalya in the face for good measure. 

Backstage, Seth Rollins pumped up Breakker and Bronson and said he was leaving. So you knew he would be involved in the main event. 

A video played with Bayley talking about having nothing to be proud of over the last year, and it was her fault. Suddenly, the video glitched and cut to black, with Bayley laughing and yelling “ding dong.” Lyra Valkyria was interviewed immediately afterward and expressed her concern, but she knew it wasn’t her fault. 

Stephanie Vaquer then approached Iyo Sky and said that she wasn’t the only one who was promised a title match. Rhea Ripley then appeared and said she was sorry. Ripley wondered if Sky could trust Asuka and Sane, and Sky said to stay out of it and stormed off. 

Main Event

The main event of the evening was LA Knight and CM Punk teaming up to take on The Vision’s Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed. 

Punk got the hot tag from LA Knight and set up Bron Breakker for the GTS when Seth Rollins attacked, causing the disqualification. Jey Uso appeared on the stage with a chair and took his time joining the fracas. Adam Pearce then appeared and made a Fatal 4-Way for the World Heavyweight Championship with Rollins facing Jey Uso, LA Knight, and CM Punk. With that, Knight and Punk started brawling, and then Jey Uso got involved as well. The Vision then returned to the ring and began beating down the fighting faces. Rollins then stomped all three of his opponents as the show went off the air. 

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John Kleinchester is a wrestling reporter from New Jersey, covering the sport since 2022. He is a graduate of Ithaca College and can be reached at jkleinchester@gmail.com.
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