WWE RAW Live Coverage - November 24th, 2025
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Who will compete in the Men’s WarGames Advantage Tag Team Match?
Tonight, two members of each team from the Men's WarGames Match will square off in tag team action to determine who will secure the advantage on Saturday.
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— Drew McIntyre, Logan Paul, Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed & Paul Heyman, Penta, Carmelo Hayes, and Becky Lynch are shown either walking backstage or arriving to the show.
— The show kicks off with a video recapping the closing moments of last Monday's edition of Raw.
— Wade Barrett and Joe Tessitore then greet audiences at home as Roman Reigns makes his way to the ring.
Reigns tells Oklahoma City to acknowledge him, but before he can continue, Cody Rhodes' music hits and he joins Reigns in the ring.
Rhodes says he thought this would be different, then says he acknowledges that Reigns is a man of his words. He says that this is war, then asks Reigns what's in it for him. Reigns says he's been in this war for a long time while Rhodes is just joining, then says himself and Rhodes don't like or really know each other. He says there's one thing that both him and Rhodes know about each other, and that's that they don't play with family. He says that their Men's WarGames team is made up of his family in The Usos, and was his Bloodline before then.
Rhodes welcomes Reigns to his team and extends his hand to him, but before Reigns can shake it, CM Punk's music hits and he makes his way out.
Punk says it's great to be alive on a Monday night, then tells Oklahoma City to acknowledge himself, Rhodes, and Reigns. He says he saved Reigns' life, but Reigns says Punk ruined it four months later. Punk mocks Reigns by questioning if he would put The Usos "between a rock and a hard place", then takes issue with Rhodes calling their WarGames team his.
Reigns says he doesn't care whose WarGames team it is because he doesn't like Punk or Rhodes, but they can all agree that they hate Paul Heyman and The Vision. He says he hates The Vision more than he hates Punk or Rhodes, then says "that title will look good on me" without specifically revealing whether he was talking to Rhodes or Punk.
— We then head backstage to The Vision, Heyman, Logan Paul, and Drew McIntyre. Heyman says that McIntyre is only in the arena tonight to compete in the Men's WarGames Advantage Tag Team Match, and when Logan tries to guess who McIntyre will be teaming with, Heyman reveals that it will be him indeed.
— Back at ringside, GUNTHER makes his way to the ring. Carmelo Hayes follows.
The Last Time is Now Tournament Quarter Finals Match: Gunther vs. Carmelo Hayes
The bell rings and Hayes wastes no time going after GUNTHER. GUNTHER sends Hayes crashing into the mat and levels him over with a shoulder block, but Hayes sends GUNTHER crashing into the mat face first and fires off both right hands and chops on him.
During the commercial break, GUNTHER continues to slowly wear down Hayes. Hayes rolls up GUNTHER back from the break, but GUNTHER kicks out and Hayes connects with a thunderous chop on GUNTHER. GUNTHER responds with a chop of his own on Hayes, then sends him crashing into the mat face first and follows it up with a double underhook belly-to-belly throw on him.
Hayes ascends to the top rope during the commercial break, but GUNTHER pushes him off onto the floor and cinches in a Fujiwara Armbar on Hayes. Hayes transitions into a pinfall, but GUNTHER kicks out and dumps Hayes out of the ring. The referee begins a ten count as GUNTHER gloats in the ring, but Hayes beats it back from the break.
Hayes connects with The First 48 on GUNTHER, but GUNTHER dumps Hayes onto the ring apron and looks to deliver a chop to Hayes. Hayes ducks out of the way and GUNTHER hits the ring post, then delivers a DDT to GUNTHER on the ring apron. He flies over the top rope to level GUNTHER on the outside, but GUNTHER pulls Hayes into the timekeeper's area. Hayes responds with a Tornado DDT to GUNTHER off the barricade and gets back in the ring before the referee begins a ten count.
Hayes and GUNTHER both beat the count, but Hayes sets up for Nothing But Net. GUNTHER moves out of the way and turns Hayes inside out with a clothesline, then follows it up with a powerbomb and goes for a pin. Hayes kicks out.
GUNTHER rains down Hammer and Anvil elbows on Hayes and cinches in a sleeper on him. Hayes escapes, but GUNTHER manages to catch him with a powerbomb for the win.
Winner: GUNTHER
— Cody Rhodes, CM Punk and Roman Reigns talk backstage. The Usos (Jimmy & Jey) come in and talk about how they're all a happy family now. They tell the trio that they all have a big tag team match tonight and suggest they go represent their team tonight. They get all hyped up and leave. Reigns asks Rhodes and Punk whose team this is, and that they should fix it.
— Dominik Mysterio then makes his way to the ring.
Dominik promises to put an end to John Cena's retirement tour, then says he'll embarrass him in his hometown of San Diego, California to take back his Intercontinental Championship and continue being the greatest Mysterio of all time.
Cena's music hits, but instead of Cena appearing, a little person dressed as Cena makes his way to the ring. Dominik tells "Cena" that he should drop him where he stands, but he's decided to let him leave the ring. "Cena" tells Dominik to come and get some if he wants it because the champ is here, but Dominik levels "Cena" with a right hand and dials it up for a 619 on him. He follows it up with a Frog Splash, but Rey Mysterio's music hits and he runs down to the ring. Dominik slides out of the ring as JD McDonagh and Finn Balor make their way out.
Rey Mysterio vs. JD McDonagh (w/ Finn Balor)
The bell rings and McDonagh shoves Rey Mysterio during the commercial break. They then lock up, but McDonagh sends Rey crashing into the mat. Rey rains down right hands on McDonagh in opposite corners, but McDonagh gets Rey in an electric chair position on the outside of the ring and sends him crashing into the announce desk face first.
During another commercial break, McDonagh levels Rey with a back elbow inside the ring and wears him down with a submission as Balor assists him from the outside by grabbing onto his arm to give him extra leverage on the hold. McDonagh trips Rey on the ring apron back from the break and stomps on his throat, but Rey sends McDonagh crashing into the ring post and delivers a senton to him off the top rope back from the break. He lands a kick on his head and goes for a pin, but McDonagh kicks out.
McDonagh delivers a Spanish Fly to Rey, but Rey sends McDonagh crashing into the middle rope and dials it up for a 619 on him. Balor trips Rey from the outside and distracts the referee, but Rey sends McDonagh crashing into Balor to send him onto the floor off the apron. He then dials it up for a 619 on McDonagh and follows it up with a splash on him from the apron for the win.
Winner: Rey Mysterio
— After the match, Finn tries blindsiding Rey from behind. Rey slips past him and slides out of the ring to escape.
— Raquel Rodriguez talks to Adam Pearce about a title shot. When she leaves, Xavier Woods, Grayson Waller and Kofi Kingston come in. Woods complains to Pearce and Pearce tells Woods to shut up and tells them they have a tag title match next week. They get super happy and Waller gives Pearce a wig and Pearce kicks them out. Waller takes his wig.
— We then see Brock Lesnar arrive at the Paycom Center and meet up with Paul Heyman.
— Back at ringside, Becky Lynch, Lash Legend, Nia Jax, Kairi Sane, and Asuka all make their way to the ring.
Hearing the boos of the fans, Lynch claims that they're as mad as her and says that she has her lawyers on the case. She says she's been advised to keep quiet, but heads will roll and she will get back her Women's Intercontinental Championship. She says WWE will be much better once she gets rid of AJ Lee, then says Lee made a big mistake coming back, costing her the Women's Intercontinental Championship, and locking herself in a cage. She claims to have single-handedly assembled her WarGames team, then tells Sane that she saved her life and she owes her a great deal.
Lynch says Jax is very powerful and strong, then says she's the only woman who managed to break her face and didn't have to wear a mask like Rhea Ripley did before she calls Lash Legend her new friend.
Ripley's music hits and she makes her way to the ring alongside IYO SKY, Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss, and Lee. The five women make their way to the ring as Lee leads them, and Lee says that while her old self would've torn off Lynch's face, therapy words. She says Lynch's cockiness and negative attitude is because she's afraid, then says she doesn't need to bark like an angry chihuahua because she bites. She says All ten women begin brawling with one another. Legend gets SKY up high and sends her crashing into the top turnbuckle face first, then levels her with a clothesline. Flair levels Asuka with a superkick, but Legend tosses her over to Jax. Jax levels Flair with a clothesline, but Lee and Bliss jump on Legend and Jax's spines. Jax fights off Lee as Legend fends off Bliss, but Ripley and Flair level Jax and Legend with big boots. Lynch, Jax, Legend, Sane, and Asuka then all back down.
— Solo Sikoa and Talla Tonga make their way to the ring. Penta follows.
The Last Time is Now Tournament Quarter Finals Match: Solo Sikoa (w/Talla Tonga) vs. Penta
The bell rings and Sikoa levels Penta. Penta takes down Sikoa with a hurricanrana and looks to follow it up with a modified Bronco Buster, but Sikoa slides out of the ring and levels Penta with a clothesline. He dumps him over the barricade and into the crowd, but Penta delivers a diving hurricanrana to Sikoa off the barricade and immediately grabs onto his right shoulder.
Sikoa gets back into the ring as Penta is still down on the outside and being checked on by the medical staff. The match is then called off when Penta is ruled unable to medically continue, and Sikoa is declared as the winner of the match.
Winner by Forfeit: Solo Sikoa
— Maxxine Dupri talks to Adam Pearce backstage. Pearce tells Dupri to focus and work hard. Dupri says she's going to call Natalya. Pearce leaves and Ivy Nile comes up to Dupri and tells her that Dupri's title is hers. Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez approach Dupri and Perez threatens Dupri and Pearce comes in and makes the save and says he needs to talk to Dupri. Pearce tells Dupri to call Natalya now.
— A video package for Stephanie Vaquer plays. She calls out Nikki Bella and tells Bella that she's going to bash her up real good.
WarGames Advantage Match: The Usos (Jimmy & Jey) vs. Drew McIntyre & Logan Paul
Logan and Jimmy Uso begin the action. The bell rings and the two lock up. Jimmy levels Paul with a kick and fires off chops on him, then tags in Jey Uso. Logan wears down Jey during the commercial break and tags in McIntyre. Jey fires off right hands on McIntyre and rains down more on him in the corner, but McIntyre whips Jey into the corner spine first and tags Logan back in. Logan fires off right hands and left hands on Jimmy's midsection after Jimmy has tagged back in.
Jey tags back in back from the break and connects with a bodyslam on Logan, but McIntyre tags back in and lands a suplex on Jey as Logan tags in on his side. He delivers a standing splash to Jey and goes for a pin, but Jey kicks out.
McIntyre sends Jey crashing over the announce desk, then sends him crashing into the ring steps midsection first and stomps on his hand. He dumps Jey back in the ring and continues wearing him down during another commercial break, then tags in Logan. Logan jams his knee into the back of Jey's neck using the middle rope, then tags McIntyre back in.
McIntyre and Logan deliver a double suplex to Jey, but Logan and Jimmy tag in. Jimmy delivers an open palm strike to Logan and gets him up on his shoulders, but Logan escapes and delivers a blockbuster to Jimmy off the middle rope. Jimmy rocks Logan with a superkick and connects with a spear on him, then ascends to the top rope and delivers an Uso splash to him. He goes for a pin, but McIntyre breaks the fall.
Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker appear at ringside and encourage Logan to get back in the ring, but Cody Rhodes and CM Punk run out to the ring and fight off Breakker and Reed. Jey flies out of the ring over the top rope to level everyone on the outside, opening the door for Paul to roll up Jimmy for the win.
Winners: Drew McIntyre and Logan Paul
— After the match, everyone begins brawling with one another. Roman Reigns' music hits and he makes his way out. He takes out Breakker and Reed with Superman Punches to them on the entrance ramp, then delivers one to Logan and McIntyre inside the ring.
Brock Lesnar's music hits and he makes his way down the entrance ramp with Paul Heyman to join Logan, The Vision, and McIntyre. All ten men then begin brawling with one another as the show goes off the air.
