WWE RAW Live Coverage - November 10th, 2025

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John Cena returns to Raw

The Champ is back! You can see The Greatest of All Time en route to his final WWE match, tonight on Raw!

— We are live! Wade Barrett and Corey Graves greet audiences at home as Triple H is waiting in the ring to say that while everyone may have their opinion on who the greatest of all time is, John Cena is the name that tops the list. He then introduces Cena, and Cena makes his way to the ring to a very warm reception from his hometown crowd.

Cena says the one question he's heard a lot since announcing his retirement is about who he wants to face. He says it's amazing how much the question comes up, but he's been waiting to hear one question. He says only one person has asked him it: What is his goal throughout the retirement tour?

Cena says he's excited for The Last Time Is Now Tournament and seeing everyone vying for the chance to say that they retired Cena, then says December 13 may be about closing a chapter but it's also about paving the road ahead. He says one of the things he asked for was to come to Boston one last time, then says while he doesn't book the dates or towns, that was one of his asks.

Dominik Mysterio's music cuts Cena off and he makes his way out. Dominik demands to know from Triple H (who has still remained in the ring) what he's going to do after Rey Mysterio confronted him last week, then says he doesn't care what Triple H has going on because it's not as important as him. Cena tells Dominik to calm down, but Dominik says it's not about Cena or Boston. He tells Cena to speak when he's spoken to unless he wants to be put down, but Cena responds by telling Dominik he would have a chance if it was in any other city. He advises Dominik to choose his next words carefully, then says if Dominik tries picking a fight with him tonight, he'll end up losing because it's the wrong place and wrong time. He then gives Dominik the chance to walk away, noting that it comes out of respect for Rey.

Dominik says Cena will need magic to touch him, then says he's better than Cena ever was in his prime. He says he would've beat Cena at any place and in any era, but Triple H intervenes and points out Dominik saying he would face Cena in any time or place. He makes a match between Dominik and Cena for the Intercontinental Championship official up next.

WWE Intercontinental Championship Match: Dominik Mysterio (c) vs. John Cena

Dominik clocks Cena and fires off stomps on him during the ring announcement and the commercial break. The bell rings and Dominik rains down right hands on Cena, then lands a kick on his face and delivers a stomp to his midsection.

Dominik takes a breather on the outside and subsequently decides to head to the back, but Cena chases Dominik up the entrance ramp and fires off a couple headbutts on him. Dominik sends Cena crashing into the ring steps, then stands on top of the ring steps as they lay on their sides flexing his biceps.

Dominik gets Cena back in the ring and connects with The Three Amigos on him, then goes for a pin but Cena kicks out. Cena sets up for an Attitude Adjustment on Dominik, but Dominik escapes and levels Cena. He fires off stomps on Cena in the corner during another commercial break, but Cena runs over Dominik with a pair of shoulder tackles.

Dominik sends Cena crashing back out of the ring and gloats on the middle turnbuckle, but Cena crawls back into the ring and levels Dominik with two more shoulder tackles back from the break. He follows it up with a slam into the mat and a Five Knuckle Shuffle, then sets up for the Attitude Adjustment on Dominik. Dominik slips off Cena's shoulders and sends him crashing into the ring post shoulder first.

As the referee checks on Cena, Dominik exposes the top turnbuckle. As the referee catches him and reattaches it, Dominik grabs a chair and makes it look like Cena hit him with it. Cena follows suit and falls to the mat, with the referee being confused as to what happened when he turns around. The referee grabs the chair from Dominik, and Cena sets up for the Attitude Adjustment. Dominik's foot accidentally hits the referee, and while he's down, Cena locks in the STF on Dominik.

Dominik taps out, but the referee doesn't catch him as he's still down. While Cena checks on the referee from inside the ring, Dominik grabs his Intercontinental Championship belt and looks to hit Cena with it. Cena sees Dominik coming and ducks out of the way, then lands an Attitude Adjustment on Dominik. A second referee runs out as Cena pins Dominik, but Dominik kicks out. Dominik then dials it up for a 619 on Cena and follows it up with a Frog Splash. Cena rolls through and connects with an Attitude Adjustment on Dominik. He then pins Dominik for the win.

Winner and NEW Intercontinental Champion: John Cena

— Cena gets on the mic after the match. He thanks Boston and says because of them, tonight, the champ is here. Cena celebrates as pyro goes off.

— Backstage, John Cena is being congratulated by some of the roster. Rey Mysterio shakes Cena's hand and says Dom deserved that ass kicking. Cody Rhodes shakes Cena's hand and hugs him.

— Damian Priest makes his way to the ring. Rusev follows.

The Last Time is Now Tournament First Round Match: Damian Priest vs. Rusev

The bell rings and Rusev whips Priest into the corner. He fires off a right hand on him, but Priest responds with a couple of right hands of his own. Rusev then sends Priest crashing out of the ring before landing a right hand on his spine on the outside and sending him crashing into the ring post face first during the commercial break.

Rusev fires off a couple stomps on Priest's head when the pair get back in the ring, and he follows it up with a pair of suplexes to him. Priest fires off right hands on Rusev abc from the break, then levels him and lands a back elbow on him in the corner. He follows it up with a Falcon Arrow and goes for a pin, but Rusev kicks out.

Rusev runs over Priest with a strike, but Priest rocks Rusev with a right hand and runs him over with a clothesline. He sets up for South Of Heaven on Rusev, but Rusev avoids it and rakes Priest's eyes. He follows it up with a Machka Kick for the win.

Winner: Rusev

— AJ Styles & Dragon Lee talk to Adam Pearce backstage. They tell him they want challengers and Pearce asks if they have a team name - Lee says he does and Styles says they'll work on a name. Maxxine Dupri comes by after they leave. He asks Dupri how is training and if she's ready. Dupri says she wants Becky Lynch and Pearce makes their match official for next week. Pearce leaves and Becky Lynch comes in and slaps Dupri and tells her she doesn't have a chance and leaves.

— Back at ringside, CM Punk makes his way out.

Punk wastes no time calling out Logan Paul and calls him a piece of garbage, then promises to fight Logan and demands he come to the ring for a beat down.

Logan's music hits and he emerges at ringside. He asks Punk why he's so mad and wonders if it's because he's smarter than Punk before claiming to be smarter than everyone in the live crowd. He continues gloating about how great he is, then says his eyes have been opened to a whole new Vision.

Paul Heyman, Bronson Reed, and Bron Breakker join Logan at ringside. Heyman asks Punk if he's heard that he's the single most likeable person out there. He says Punk has no friends because he's miserable and rotten.

Punk says AJ Lee would have something to say about what Heyman just said through her actions, but points out that she isn't and squares up to fight Logan, Breakker, and Reed. Jey Uso joins Punk in the ring to even the odds, and as The Vision surrounds the ring, Cody Rhodes runs out to provide Punk and Jey with some backup.

A brawl between all six men breaks out, with Punk sending Logan crashing into one of the barricades and Rhodes hitting Breakker with a chair in his midsection. Punk hits Reed with a chair across his spine, and Rhodes and Jey clothesline him over the top rope and out of the ring.

— Backstage we see Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss warming up for their match.

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

Women's World Championship Match: Stephanie Vaquer (c) (w/Nikki Bella) vs. Raquel Rodriguez (w/Roxanne Perez)

The bell rings and Rodriguez sends Vaquer crashing into the mat with a chokeslam. Vaquer rolls up Rodriguez, but Rodriguez kicks out and Vaquer levels her with a tijeras. She gallows it up with a dropkick and looks to follow it up with the Devil's Kiss, but Rodriguez powers up to her feet with Vaquer in an electric chair position and sends her crashing into the top turnbuckle face first. She goes for a pin, but Vaquer kicks out.

During the commercial break, Rodriguez sends Vaquer crashing into the mat with an over the shoulder powerslam. Vaquer fires off forearms on Rodriguez, but Rodriguez runs over Vaquer with a shoulder tackle and follows it up with an elbow drop. She wears down Vaquer with a trio of various submission holds, but Vaquer delivers a kick to Rodriguez's midsection and follows it up with a headbutt back from the break.

Vaquer lands a crossbody on Rodriguez off the top rope and pins her, but Rodriguez kicks out and Vaquer looks to deliver the SVB to her. Rodriguez blocks Vaquer, but Vaquer wears down Rodriguez with a submission hold. Rodriguez counters into a suplex on Vaquer and follows it up with a big boot, then goes for a pin but Vaquer kicks out.

Vaquer connects with a meteora on Rodriguez, but Rodriguez intercepts Vaquer and sends her crashing into the mat with a powerbomb. Vaquer uses the ropes to wear down Rodriguez, and as the referee checks on Rodriguez, Perez grabs onto Vaquer's boot to prevent her from moving. Nikki takes out Perez, but Rodriguez delivers a Fallaway Slam to Vaquer and looks to follow it up with a Corkscrew Elbow.

Vaquer sees Rodriguez coming and counters into the Devil's Kiss, then levels her with a boot to her head and connects with a Phoenix Splash-Tornillo combination for the win.

Winner and STILL Women's World Champion: Stephanie Vaquer

— After the match, an angry Perez blindsides Vaquer from behind until Nikki sends Perez crashing out of the ring. When Vaquer turns around to face Nikki, Nikki hits her with the Women's World Championship belt and leaves her laid out in the ring. She lays the belt on top of Vaquer, then rips up her first to reveal all black attire underneath it.

— We then head backstage, where CM Punk, Jey Uso, and Cody Rhodes find Adam Pearce. Punk tells Pearce that he has a team, then asks him to find Paul Heyman and tell him to find a team of his own. When Pearce asks Punk if he's saying what he thinks he's saying, Punk calls upon William Regal to confirm that Punk is indeed referencing a Men's WarGames match.

— Back at ringside, Shinsuke Nakamura makes his way out. Sheamus follows.

The Last Time is Now Tournament First Round Match: Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Sheamus

The bell rings and the two lock up. Sheamus runs over Nakamura with a shoulder tackle, then follows it up with a clothesline to him. Nakamura fires off kicks on Sheamus' chest, but Sheamus fires off right hands on Nakamura in the corner.

Nakamura sets up for a running knee on Sheamus, but Sheamus moves out of the way and Nakamura fires off kicks on his face. He ascends up the ropes and delivers a knee to the back of Sheamus' neck, then looks to fly off the ring apron on the outside. Sheamus gets Nakamura up on one shoulder and sends him crashing into the ring apron spine first.

During the commercial break, Sheamus dumps Nakamura back into the ring and continues wearing him down. He cinches in an arm submission on Nakamura, but Nakamura whips Sheamus into the corner.

Back from the break, Nakamura sends Sheamus crashing into the mat with a superplex off the ropes. He fires off kicks on Sheamus' chest, but Sheamus sends Nakamura crashing into his knee with a backbreaker and follows it up with The Ten Beats Of The Bodhran. Nakamura looks to fly off the middle rope, but Sheamus intercepts him with a kick. Sheamus then pins Nakamura, but Nakamura grabs into the bottom rope to break the fall.

Sheamus ascends to the middle rope and sets up for White Noise on Nakamura, but Nakamura breaks free and sends Sheamus crashing into the mat. He calls for the Kinshasa, but Sheamus rolls up Nakamura. Nakamura kicks out, but Sheamus levels him with a Brogue Kick for the win.

Winner: Sheamus

— After the match, Nakamura holds up Sheamus' hand.

— We then head over to a video from Adam Pearce, who draws the next four names to compete in first round matches for The Last Time Is Now Tournament: Je'Von Evans vs. GUNTHER and a secret opponent vs. Solo Sikoa.

— Back at ringside, Alexa Bliss and Charlotte Flair then make their way out. The Kabuki Warriors follow.

WWE Women's Tag Team Championship Match: Charlotte Flair & Alexa Bliss (c) vs. The Kabuki Warriors

Bliss and Kairi Sane begin the action. The bell rings and Bliss lands a dropkick on Sane. Asuka and Flair tag in, and Asuka whips Flair into the corner. Flair lands on the apron and rolls up Asuka, but Asuka kicks out and Flair rocks her with a boot to her head.

Sane tags in and flies off the ropes to level Flair. She delivers a chop to her chest before the action spills out of the ring and The Kabuki Warriors gain the upperhand on Sane. Sane dumps Bliss back in the ring during the commercial break, but Asuka tags in and fires off kicks on Bliss with Sane. Sane and Asuka double team on Bliss, but Sane tags back in and sends Bliss crashing into the mat. She fires off stomps on her in the corner, then lands a basement right hand on Bliss and delivers a hair whip to her that sends her crashing into the mat.

Asuka tags in, but Bliss levels her and Sane with a double DDT back from the break. Flair tags in and ascends to the top rope, then delivers a double crossbody to Asuka and Sane. She fires off alternating chops on both Asuka and Sane, then levels Asuka with a clothesline and follows it up with a T-Bone suplex to her.

Flair delivers a second T-Bone suplex to Sane and kips up, then steps over both Asuka and Sane before she ascends to the top rope. She lands a moonsault on both Sane and Asuka, then pins Asuka but Asuka kicks out.

Asuka fires off strikes on Flair, but Flair delivers a German suplex to Asuka. Flair and Bliss then deliver double Natural Selections to Asuka and Sane respectively, but Asuka catches Flair in the Asuka Lock. Flair transitions into a pinfall to break the hold and Asuka kicks out, but Asuka then cinches in an Armbar on Flair. She looks to transition into a Triangle, but Flair transitions into a Texas Cloverleaf on Asuka. Asuka escapes and pins Flair, but Flair kicks out.

Asuka rocks Flair with a kick to her head as Sane and Bliss brawl at ringside. Nia Jax and Lash Legend appear at ringside and go after Bliss, opening the door for Sane to hold Flair in place for Asuka to clock her from behind. Sane then tags in and delivers the In-Sane Elbow to Flair as Asuka holds her in place for the win.

Winners and NEW WWE Women's Tag Team Champions: The Kabuki Warriors

— After the match, Jax and Legend attack Bliss and Flair. They then stare down The Kabuki Warriors, but all four women then attack Bliss and Flair. IYO SKY's music hits and she runs down to the ring. She takes out Legend and delivers a double dropkick to Asuka and Sane, then goes after Jax. Legend comes to Jax's aid and lands a right hand on her. Legend, Jax, and The Kabuki Warriors then continue beating down SKY, Flair, and Bliss, but Rhea Ripley's music hits and she runs down to the ring. This opens the door for SKY, Bliss, and Flair to fire off kicks on Jax's head and for Ripley to send Sane crashing on top of Asuka, Legend, and Jax over the top rope with a Razor's Edge. Ripley then grabs a microphone and challenges Legend, Jax, and The Kabuki Warriors to a Women's WarGames match on behalf of herself, Flair, Bliss, and SKY as the show goes off the air.

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