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WWE Monday Night Raw Results and Recap: CM Punk And Jey Uso's Must-Win Moment Is Almost Here (October 27, 2025)
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This article contains results and spoilers from WWE Monday Night Raw for October 27th, 2025. You have been warned!

A new WWE World Heavyweight Champion will be crowned this Saturday at Saturday Night's Main Event, with CM Punk and Jey Uso competing for the top spot on Monday Night Raw after Seth Rollins' unexpected injury sidelined him indefinitely and forced him to relinquish his championship. The two former champions will now face off to lead the Red Brand through Survivor Series and beyond, in spite of heavy opposition from LA Knight, The Vision, and Jimmy Uso.

The fight for the Intercontinental Championship continues in another bruising battle for the number one contender position between Penta and Rusev. Other matches on the card include Nikki Bella against Roxanne Perez in singles action, and Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss defend their Women's Tag Team Championships against Bayley and Lyra Valkyria.

Here Are Your Results From Monday Night Raw For October 27, 2025

  • Penta and Rusev ended in a no-contest after interference by El Grande Americano and Los Americanos
  • Roxanne Perez def. Nikki Bella via pinfall
  • Bron Breakker def. LA Knight via pinfall
  • JD McDonagh def. Sheamus via pinfall
  • Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss def. Bayley and Lyra Valkyria via pinfall

Here Are Your Key Moments From Monday Night Raw For October 27, 2025

  • Jey Uso opens the show, and before he can speak, loud chants of "CM Punk" fill the arena. Jey says he's got a lot of people in his ear, including Roman Reigns and Jimmy Uso, and he says he doesn't care what they have to say, because it's about him regaining the championship. Punk enters the arena. Punk says he's happy Jey is finally listening to himself and no one else. He says he listens to himself and that it's easy to do when you win, but not so easy when you're about to lose. Punk says he has a lot of questions for Jey, but that he knows he has what it takes after dumping Jimmy out during the battle royal. Punk asks Jey how far he is willing to go to win back his championship, and he's not the only one who needs to be champion again. Jey tells Punk that he's been in deep waters before, and he knows how to swim. Jey says "screw you" to Punk and that he's ready to show him who the real best in the world is on Saturday.
  • LA Knight is backstage discussing his loss during the battle royal for the World Heavyweight Championship. Knight says he doesn't know how to quit, and whether it's Punk or Uso, he's going to be there ready for his next shot.
  • Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed are backstage with Paul Heyman discussing their frustrations about not being in the battle royal last week and asked Heyman what his plan was. Heyman tells him that this weekend, Punk and Uso are going to beat the hell out of each other, Breakker will be there, ready to take the championship from whoever has it. Heyman tells Breakker that he has a match tonight with another man vying for the title: LA Knight.
  • Jimmy Uso confronts Jey Uso backstage and screams at Jey about eliminating him from the battle royal, saying he thought about himself. Jimmy tells him Jey only ever thinks about himself and that if it really did come down to the two of them one-on-one, Jey would be too afraid to find out what would happen.
  • Jey Uso responds to Jimmy in another segment, and tells him that he's his brother and he loves him, but he reminds him that he'd have done the same thing to Jey if he had the chance. He says between Roman Reigns, The Vision, and CM Punk, he's got a lot on his plate and doesn't need more. The two dap and Jey leaves.

A Collision Course And A Must-Win Moment For Jey Uso And CM Punk

CM Punk and Jey Uso competing for the World Heavyweight Championship is a match that seemed unimaginable less than two years ago, but the two are not only former champions, they now face a crossroads in their stories. Punk, having had the Big Gold 2.0 for less time than it takes to cook a pancake, faces Uso, a man who unceremoniously lost his championship to Gunther after a career-altering win at WrestleMania 41.

Punk and Uso face their own must-win situation at Saturday Night's Main Event, both men needing the win in order to both validate themselves in their careers, and prove to the voices in their ears that they have what it takes. It initially seemed set that Punk would win the championship, but after a fiery segment, it now appears to be anyone's game to take the win.

LA Knight Needs His Moment, And His World Heavyweight Championship

It's been LA Knight's time, and his time continues to be long overdue for a major championship win with WWE. A level of organically over not seen since Diamond Dallas Page in WCW in the 1990s, Knight has been anointed by the WWE Universe as "their guy", and they all want to see him with gold around his waist.

The unrealized pivot in the quest for the Big Gold 2.0 caused by Seth Rollins' injury created a unique opportunity to get the title on Knight, an actuality that may not have happened without it. Knight's proved himself capable of being both a main eventer and the ability to carry the company, and we're ready to see him capture it, hopefully by Survivor Series.

This article first appeared on The Sportster and was syndicated with permission.

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