WWE RAW is coming to you live from Forest National in Brussels, Belgium today (March 17, 2025) at a special start time of 3pm EST. Welcome to the eWrestlingNews live results coverage of this week’s episode of WWE Monday Night Raw…or, Monday Afternoon Raw!
This page will fill you in on all the winners for all matches, results for anything else going on and other highlights.
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- John Cena opens the show with a promo. He says he’s been the victim of an abusive relationship with the fans for 25 years. They’ve only ever bullied him with their platform and expected him to do it with a smile on his face. “I’m not a babyface. I’m not a heel. I’m a human being.” Nothing is ever enough for the fans, no matter what he does, and everyone should be ashamed of themselves. All the crowd ever does is take because they only care about themselves. Even the “let’s go Cena” crowd just steals from him. All they’ve ever done is sit on their ass and watch him be great. He’s ending this toxic relationship and breaking up with every person, whether they like him or not. Cody Rhodes comes out and defends the crowd. He then says he wants to face the real John Cena at WrestleMania, not the “whiny bitch” in front of him, and if that guy shows up, he’s going to retire him early. Rhodes walks off, leaving Cena in the ring, who throws his mic down and leaves.
- No Holds Barred Match: Penta defeated Ludwig Kaiser by pinfall. After the match, Penta says that what’s next for him is the Intercontinental Championship.
- After the commercial break, Finn Balor has another facetious fake-happy moment with Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, and Dominik Mysterio all congratulating each other and such. Dom mentions that he’s been talking to some people and he thinks he knows the perfect person to add to The Judgment Day, suggesting Penta. Balor is pissed that Dom went behind his back and also, is buddying up with “the guy that just declared he’s coming after [my] Intercontinental Championship?” He calls Dom a snake and walks off. Dom says he wasn’t aware Penta would do that, and Carlito asks him “You don’t watch the show, do you?”
- Dakota Kai defeated Ivy Nile by pinfall.
- Rhea Ripley interrupted the contract signing between Iyo Sky and Bianca Belair (after they had both signed and just had a moment of “I’m going to win / no, I’m going to win”). Things quickly got heated, and after Bianca pushed Iyo’s face away again, Ripley managed to powerbomb Sky onto Beair, then add her name onto the contract and left with it (which Michael Cole and Corey Graves pointed out isn’t official)
- Jey Uso defeated Austin Theory by pinfall in a super fast match with basically a crossbody of all things (it was supposed to be a spear, but was botched so much that it became that instead). Grayson Waller went after Uso, but Uso just superkicked him away. Gunther then tried to go after Uso as well, but Jey snatched the World Heavyweight Championship away from him and within a blink of an eye, this whole segment was over. [WWE seems to be speed-running this episode on fast-forward ever since the Cena segment.] Apparently on the non-USA feed, Grayson Waller challenged Jey Uso to face A-Town Down Under in a tag team match next week.
- Backstage, Adam Pearce yelled at Rhea Ripley and got the contract back. Bianca Belair then attacked Ripley. Iyo Sky came over to do the same, and all three ended up fighting once more. Ripley was able to walk off better than the other two.
- LWO (Rey Mysterio & Dragon Lee) defeated American Made (Julius & Brutus Creed) by pinfall. Immediately after the bell, Chad Gable (in his luchador mask) took out both Mysterio and Lee.
- Seth Rollins is out in the ring for a promo about the steel cage match from last week, mostly just saying that Roman Reigns and CM Punk will be on SmackDown, so he’ll go there, too.
- Karrion Kross and Scarlett interrupted AJ Styles being interviewed by Cathy Kelley, to tell him that Styles might actually be more mad at himself than at Logan Paul, because Paul didn’t take 17 years to get to WWE like Styles did.
- Bron Breakker retained the Intercontinental Championship over Finn Balor by pinfall in part due to Dominik Mysterio accidentally knocking Balor down from the ropes. Dom and Carlito went after Breakker post-match and Penta helped fight them off. Penta and Breakker had a stare down to end the show.
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