WWE Raw Results 11/3 - We Hear From CM Punk, World Tag Team Championship On The Line & More

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for "WWE Raw" on November 3, 2025, coming to you live from the Rio Rancho Events Center in Rio Rancho, New Mexico!

With another episode of WWE Saturday Night's Main Event now in the history books this past Saturday, CM Punk became the new World Heavyweight Champion when he defeated Jey Uso with two GTS' in the final contest on the show to win the vacant title. Following such, Punk will be making an appearance on tonight's show with something on his mind to share.

Elsewhere, the World Tag Team Championship will be up for grabs as AJ Styles and Dragon Lee put their title on the line against Finn Balor and JD McDonagh of Judgment Day. This will mark Styles and Lee's first defense since becoming titleholders, dethroning Balor and McDonagh on the October 20 episode of "Raw" to put an end to their 112 day reign.

Speaking of Judgment Day, two other members of the stablme will be in action as Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez join forces with one another to go head-to-head with Women's World Champion Stephanie Vaquer and WWE Hall Of Famer Nikki Bella. Nikki lended a hand to Vaquer on October 20 after Rodriguez and Perez had blindsided Vaquer with an attack out of frustration that Vaquer had scored a win over Rodriguez in singles competition. Vaquer then returned the favor during last Monday's edition of the show when she came to Nikki's aid when Rodriguez and Perez had blindsided her with another attack after she had come up short to Perez.

Following his win against AAA star Galeno Del Mal at AAA Alianzas yesterday, El Grande Americano looks to score another win tonight as he goes one-on-one with Penta. After Grande's allies Ray Americano and Bravo Americano caused an Intercontinental Championship Number One Contenders match between Penta and Rusev to end in a no contest at the behest of Intercontinental Champion Dominik Mysterio, Los Americanos looked to continue beating down the pair until Penta regained the upperhand and came close to connecting with a Mexican Destroyer on Grande.

Additionally, Asuka and Kairi Sane of The Kabuki Warriors will be taking on Lyra Valkyria and Bayley in a rematch from a live event on October 18 during which the former two women emerged victorious against the latter duo. 

We are live! Wade Barrett and Joe Tessitore greet audiences at home before throwing it to a video of the World Heavyweight Championship match between CM Punk and Jey Uso at Saturday Night's Main Event.

Punk then makes his way out to the ring.

Punk says it's great to be champion on a Monday night in Rio Rancho, then thanks a number of people including AJ Lee, the fans, and Jey Uso. He says he came back to WWE to make money and be a champion rather than make friends, then says he looks at the locker room full of talent. He says if he doesn't lace up his boots as tight as possible, he could lose his World Heavyweight Championship with the likes of Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed waiting to get a title shot.

Punk says WWE has some of the best talent to offer including AJ Styles, Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh, Finn Balor, Sheamus, and John Cena, then says people like those individuals have earned a shot at his World Heavyweight Championship. He says anyone who's earned or deserves a shot at his title can get in line because the champ is here.

Logan Paul's music hits, and he makes his way to the ring. Punk says he wants to defend his World Heavyweight Championship against anyone but Paul, then invites Paul to go to "SmackDown" to answer Ilja Dragunov's US Open Challenge. Paul reminds Punk that he said anyone could challenge him for the World Heavyweight Championship.

The Vision makes their way to the ring, and Paul Heyman says there's a king without a crowd. He says Breakker and Reed are at the front of the line, then says it's Punk's move. Paul tells The Vision that if they snooze, then they lose and points out that he got to the ring first. Breakker says The Vision has been patient since dropping Seth Rollins, then says he's coming for that belongs to him. He says nothing else is standing in his way except for Punk and Paul, then demands they both get out of his ring unless they want to get beaten down.

Punk tells Paul that he can either fight with him or leave, and Paul decides to leave the ring. Breakker blocks Paul's path and shoves him, then surrounds one side of the ring with Reed. Reed and Breakker then begin firing off right hands on Punk, but Paul decides to fight and slides in the ring. He fires off right hands on Reed, but Reed and Breakker overpower him. Reed delivers a Tsunami to Paul, but Punk comes to Paul's aid.

Stephanie Vaquer and Nikki Bella then make their way to the ring. Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez follow. 

Perez and Nikki begin the action. The bell rings and the two lock up. Nikki sends Perez crashing into the mat, but Rodriguez tags in and sends her crashing into the mat. Vaquer tags in, but Rodriguez runs over her with a shoulder tackle and sets up for a delayed vertical suplex. Vaquer escapes, but Perez tags back in and Vaquer catches her with a suplex. She follows her up with a back suplex, then levels Perez with a crossbody off the ring apron as Nikki lands one of her own on Rodriguez.

During the commercial break, Vaquer dumps Perez back in the ring and tags in Nikki. Nikki connects with an oblique breaker on Perez and ascends up the ropes, but Rodriguez trips her. This opens the door for Perez to send Nikki crashing onto the floor and Rodriguez to take a cheap shot at Nikki while Perez distracts the referee.

Rodriguez tags in and Perez delivers an uppercut to Nikki in the corner. Rodriguez follows it up with a splash, then tags in Perez. Perez and Rodriguez then deliver a big boot-suplex combination to Nikki before Rogriguez tags back in and runs over Nikki with a big boot.

Back from the break, Rodriguez sends Nikki bouncing off the top rope and tags in Perez. Perez lands a right hand on Nikki, and Rodriguez tags back in. She rocks Rodriguez with a boot, but Nikki catches Rodriguez with a Tornado DDT and tags in Vaquer.

Vaquer rolls up Rodriguez, but Rodriguez kicks out and Vaquer delivers a Dragon Screw to her knee. She connects with a meteora on her in the corner, then sets up for the SVB on Rodriguez. Rodriguez blocks Vaquer and runs her over with a forearm, then tags in Perez.

Perez lands a running uppercut on Vaquer, but Vaquer catches Perez with the Devil's Kiss and tags in Nikki. Nikki connects with a Rack Attack 2.0 on Perez and pins her, but Rodriguez breaks the fall. Vaquer then sets up for the Devil's Kiss on Rodriguez on the apron, but Rodriguez avoids it and sends Vaquer crashing into the ring apron.

Rodriguez lands a cheap right hand on Nikki from the outside while the referee has his back turned, opening the door for Perez to deliver Pop Rox to Nikki for the win.

Winners: Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez

We then head backstage, where we see Adam Pearce drawing names for The Last Time Is Now Tournament. 

Back at ringside, Penta makes his way to the ring. El Grande Americano follows. 

The bell rings and Penta exchanges right hands with Grande. Grande lands a forearm on the back of Penta's neck, but Penta responds with a suplex to Grande. Grande then catches Penta with a step-up enzuigiri, but Penta responds with one of his own on Grande on the apron and sets up for a Mexican Destroyer. Grande moves out of the way and Penta lands on the apron.

During the commercial break, Penta fires off overhand chops on Grande. Grande lands a double chop on Penta, but Penta catches him with a back body drop and a Sling Blade back from the break. He follows it up with a modified Bronco Buster to Grande in the corner and connects with an overhand chop on him, but Grande delivers an open palm strike to Penta.

Penta flies over the top rope looking to level Grande on the outside, but Grande moves out of the way. As the referee checks on Grande, Bravo takes a strike at Penta.

The referee catches Bravo and ejects him from ringside, and while she enforces it, Rayo hands Grande a piece of metal. Grande slides it into his mask, but turns around into a backstabber from Grande. Ray then trips Penta on the ropes, but the referee catches him and ejects him from ringside. Penta delivers a crossbody to Rayo, and Grande looks to take advantage by landing a diving headbutt on Penta. Penta sees him coming and avoids it by getting his boot up, then delivers a Mexican Destroyer to Grande for the win.

Winner: Penta

After the match, Bravo and Rayo look to attack Penta but Penta manages to slide out of the ring before they can.

Dominik Mysterio then makes his way to the ring. 

Dominik tells fans to bow down to the King of the Luchadors, then says he proved on Saturday that he's the greatest Intercontinental and AAA Mega Champion of all time as well as the greatest Luchador of all time. He says no man can stop him.

Rey Mysterio's music hits, and he makes his way to the ring. He says Dominik can say he's the greatest champion of all time, but he has to draw the line when Dominik calls himself the King of the Luchadors. He rattles off several great Luchadors including Santos Escobar and Eddie Guerrero, but Dominik responds by saying he's better than all of them. He points out Rey forgot to mention himself, and Rey says Dominik can disrespect him all he wants but he won't let him disrespect Lucha Libre.

Dominik says Rey is jealous of him and is stealing his mustache, then says Rey is here to cash in because he made the Mysterio name relevant. He says he's already surpassed everything Rey has done, then demands he get out of his ring.

Rey agrees to leave, but tells Dominik he'll never be King of the Luchadors, the ring will never be his ring and Dominik will be the greatest Luchador as long as he's around.

Dominik clocks Rey, but Rey catches Dominik with a 619. He ascends up the top rope, but Dominik rolls out of the ring before Rey can fly.

Becky Lynch hops up on the announce desk out of nowhere and says "The Man" has come around. She says she has a lot to get off her chest, then says she's been going through a lot the last few weeks including a hot husband who's injured at home. She says she's been saddled with a crooked referee, then says she's cool while Maxxine Dupri isn't.

Lynch says that Dupri is lucky and won't shut up about surviving her in the ring, then says the fans have made Dupri think she fits in when she doesn't. She says when Dupri gets her rematch for the Women's Intercontinental Championship, it'll be the last opportunity of her career if she makes one last move.

The Kabuki Warriors then make their way to the ring, with Asuka staring down Lynch on the entrance ramp as they pass one another. Lyra Valkyria and Bayley follow.

Asuka and Valkyria begin the action. The bell rings and the two lock up. Asuka fires off kicks on Valkyria's spine, but Valkyria trips Asuka and connects with a dropkick. Bayley and Kairi Sane tag in, and Sane fires off strikes on Bayley in the corner. Bayley sends Sane onto the apron, but Sane ascends to the top rope and takes flight to level Bayley with a right hand.

Valkyria tags in and looks to land a dropkick on Asuka and Sane through the middle rope. Asuka and Sane see Valkyria coming and level her on the outside, but Sane tags back in and uses the ropes as leverage to wear down Valkyria during the commercial break. Asuka tags back in, but Valkyria levels her with a back elbow off the middle rope.

Back from the break, Sane tags in and lands a double sliding kick on Bayley with Asuka. Valkyria drives Sane into the mat, then tags in Bayley as Asuka tags in on her side. Bayley connects with a Thesz Press on Asuka and rains down right hands on her, then lands an elbow drop on her off the middle rope and goes for a pin.

Asuka kicks out, but Sane tags in and lands a right hand on Bayley off the ring apron. Sane dumps Bayley back in the ring, but Bayley responds with a Bayley-To-Belly to Sane. Valkyria tags back in and lands a leg drop on Sane off the top rope. Sane kicks out, then teeters on the ropes with Valkyria. While Asuka tries interfering, Valkyria sees her prompting Bayley to get in her face.

Sane delivers a double stomp to Valkyria off the top rope as Valkyria is draped by her knees before she goes for a pin. Bayley manages to break the fall and tags back in, then wears down Sane. Valkyria tags back in, but Sane tosses her across the ring and tags in Asuka. Sane ascends to the top rope, but Bayley trips her. Asuka sends Valkyria crashing into Bayley and rolls up Valkyria, but Valkyria kicks out and looks to fly out of the corner. Asuka cinches in the Asuka Lock on Valkyria, and Valkyria taps out.

Winners: The Kabuki Warriors

After the match, Alexa Bliss and Charlotte Flair run down to the ring. Asuka and Sane slide out of the ring before anything can happen, and Flair and Bliss hold up their WWE Women's Tag Team Championship belts.

We then head over to Judgment Day's clubhouse, where Dominik Mysterio gets into another argument with Finn Balor and JD McDonagh over them not being there to back him up during his verbal confrontation earlier tonight with Rey Mysterio. Balor and McDonagh storm off, but Roxanne Perez sits Dominik down and encourages him to support Balor and McDonagh in their upcoming match. 

Back at ringside, AJ Styles and Dragon Lee make their way to the ring. Balor and McDonagh follow. 

The bell rings and McDonagh and Balor go right after Styles and Lee. McDonagh rolls up Lee, but Lee kicks out and McDonagh clocks Styles on the apron. Balor then tags back in and looks to rip off Lee's mask as they teeter on the ropes. Lee fights off Balor and delivers a crossbody to him off the ropes, but Balor sends Lee crashing into the corner and delivers a chop to him. He then lands a right hand on the back of his neck.

Styles tags in and fires off strikes on Balor. He delivers a back body drop to McDonagh, then delivers a crossbody over the top rope to level Balor and McDonagh on the outside. Dominik marches down to ringside during the commercial break as Balor fires off stomps on Styles in the ring.

McDonagh tags back in and delivers a splash to Styles over the top rope from the apron. He wears down Styles with a submission hold, but Styles breaks free and tags in Lee back from the break. Balor tags back in on his side, and Lee strings together some offensive moves against him. He delivers a kick to Balor from the apron over the top rope, but Balor dropkicks Lee into the corner and ascends to the top rope. He looks to connect with a Coup De Grace, but Lee moves out of the way before he can. Balor then delivers his signature elbow drop to Lee and tags in McDonagh.

Styles tags in on his side and fires off a chop on McDonagh. He sends McDonagh crashing into Dominik when Dominik hops up on the apron. Dominik quickly recovers and distracts the referee. Balor looks to land a Coup De Grace on Styles, but Styles sees him coming and moves out of the way causing Balor to inadvertently land the move on McDonagh instead.

Styles clocks Dominik and delivers the Phenomenal Forearm to McDonagh. He goes for a pin, but Balor breaks the fall. Balor then instructs Dominik to hit Styles with his Intercontinental Championship belt, but the referee catches him.

Sheamus runs over Dominik on the outside and beats him down as Balor hits Styles with a shillelagh back in the ring. McDonagh then pins Styles, but Lee breaks the fall before Styles manages to catch McDonagh with a Styles Clash for the win.

Winners (and still): AJ Styles and Dragon Lee

We then head backstage, where Nikki Bella apologizes to Stephanie Vaquer about what went down in their tag team match earlier tonight. Vaquer assures Nikki that they're cool, but Nikki tells her that it isn't okay and voices doubts about not feeling like she should've returned to WWE because she can't keep up with the rest of the women's division. Vaquer provides Nikki with some reassurance and tells her she belongs in the ring. 

We head over to the men's locker room, where Paul Heyman approaches Jey Uso and questions why he'd agree to team with CM Punk tonight. Jey says he respects Punk for facing him man-to-man on Saturday, and while Heyman tells Jey that Roman Reigns wouldn't do that, Jey brushes him off.

We then head over to Adam Pearce's office, where Pearce announces that Damian Priest will be squaring off with Rusev while Shinsuke Nakamura will be facing in a pair of First Round matches for The Last Time Is Now Tournament next Monday. 

Back at ringside, Jey and Punk make their way out. The Vision follow.

Bronson Reed and Jey begin the action. The bell rings and the two lock up. Punk tags in and flies off the top rope with a double ax handle as Jey holds Reed in place. Reed levels Punk with a clothesline, then tags in Breakker.

Breakker fires off a right hand on Punk, but Jey tags in and flies out of the ring over the top rope to level Reed and Breakker on the outside as Punk pulls down the top rope. Jey rains down right hands on Breakker back in the ring, then tags in Punk during the commercial break.

Breakker rains down right hands on Punk and connects with a back body drop on him back from the break. Reed tags in and continues wearing down Punk then tags back out to Breakker. Breakker fires off shoulders on Punk's midsection in the corner, but Reed tags back in and delivers an elbow drop to Punk's spine. Breakker then tags back in, but Punk levels him and tags in Jey.

Jey runs over Reed with a spear and pins him, but Breakker breaks the fall. Reed and Punk exchange right hand son the outside as the referee begins a ten count. Jey and Breakker join, but no one can beat the count and the match gets thrown out.

Winners: N/A (count out)

After the match, all four men continue brawling with one another. Reed holds Jey in place as Breakker runs the ropes and lands a spear on him. Reed ascends to the top rope and delivers a Tsunami to Jey, but Punk slides into the ring with a chair in hand causing Reed and Breakker to momentarily back down.

Reed and Breakker grab two chairs of their own and get back in the ring. Logan Paul runs down to the ring to provide Punk with some backup...but then clocks him with a right hand out of nowhere! He then hands over a pair of brass knuckles to Heyman to reveal he was using them when he delivered the right hand to Punk and stands tall with The Vision as the show goes off the air.