The OG Bloodline appears, Bianca & Belair retains, Solo Sikoa talks to Rollins & more
This week’s episode of Monday Night Raw was aired live from the Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States. This week’s episode kicked off the road to Survivor Series WarGames 2024.
The WWE Survivor Series is the last PLE of this year and is scheduled to take place on November 30 at the Rogers Arena in Vancouver, Canada.
The show featured several interesting matches and segments featuring some of the big stars. Get to know what happened this Monday, as we have the complete summary, highlights, results, and winner’s list for the 11/11 episode of Monday Night Raw.
WWE Raw Summary and Highlights
Gunther – Damian Priest face-off
The Ring General kicked off Monday Night Raw as he made his way to the ring. WWE announced the official title match between Gunther and Damian Priest, which would take place at the upcoming Survivor Series PLE on November 30. Gunther picked up the mic and stated that all that mattered was that he was still the Heavyweight Champion.
The champion said that he didn’t look back and only focused on the future, and his focus was now on Damian Priest. Priest’s music hit as he made his way to the arena to confront the champion. Priest declared that he was here and that the champ should talk to him face-to-face.
He then berated Gunther, listing off reasons for his disdain. Damian claimed that it was because of his “brother” (Finn Balor) betraying Gunther that the champion still held the title.
Priest continued, saying he believed the champion had lost his invincibility bit by bit and was now full of doubt, pointing out that Gunther had been pinned by Cody Rhodes at Crown Jewel.
He further mocked Gunther, stating that the “killer” was dead because the champion, in the past, would have taken a shot at him by now. The challenger warned the champion that if he did take a shot at him, he wouldn’t hold back in beating him down.
Ludwig Kaiser entered and reminded Priest that Gunther had already beaten him. He told him to get out of Gunther’s ring and save himself. Kaiser claimed that Priest wasn’t worthy, but Gunther grabbed the mic and began yelling at Kaiser.
In response, Kaiser snatched the mic from the champion’s hand and declared he wouldn’t hold back against the “street trash,” just as Priest took a shot at Kaiser. Priest then punched Kaiser out of the arena before turning to face Gunther.
There was visible doubt on the face of the champion as he hesitated to attack Priest, ultimately choosing to leave the ring. Priest stood in the ring as Gunther and Kaiser exited the arena.
Backstage
Charlie Kelley talks to Damage CTRL, Kelley asks Iyo Sky about her win in the battle royal. Dakota Kai is back after a long-hiatus as she enters backstage and hugs Kai and Sane.
Damage CTRL makes their way to the ring for a 6 woman tag team contest as we go into the commercials.
Backstage
Kofi Kingston meet R-Truth as Kofi thanked him for saving the New Day against The Final Testament’s attacked after their match last month.
Kingston further stated that he wanted to help R-Truth as he was left in the ring alone against the Final Testament, Kingston stated that Woods didn’t wanted to help for some reason. The two then start talking when Xavier Woods interrupted and asked what are the two talking about.
Pete Dunne walked into the conversation and started arguing with R-Truth. He warned Truth to stop calling him names. Kofi interrupted as the two start arguing Pete warned Kingston to not make it all his problem and then challengeed Kinsgton for a match at tonight’s show Kingston accepted as the two stared at each other.
Damage CTRL (Dakota Kai, Kairi Sane, and IYO SKY) vs Pure Fusion Collective (Sonya Deville, Shayna Baszler, and Zoey Stark)
Sky and Zoe Stark started the six-woman tag team action in the first match of the episode. Damage CTRL took control of the action, dominating Sonya Deville and Zoe Stark.
Shayna Baszler then took out Kairi Sane at ringside with a closelines as the show went into commercials. Back from commercials, Baszler battered Kairi Sane as she looked to tag in, but Sane managed to make the tag to Dakota Kai.
Kai, still feeling the effects of the Pure Fusion Collision, charged into the ring and unleashed a series of strikes on Baszler. Kai went for a boot, but as Shayna ducked, Sonya Deville took the kick right to the face.
Baszler then locked in an ankle lock on Kai while Zoe Stark took care of Sane at ringside. Despite the attack, Damage CTRL regained control of the match.
In the final moments, Baszler locked in a choke on Iyo Sky, but Kai came to the rescue, attacking Shayna and breaking up the hold.
Sky capitalized on the distraction, hitting a moonsault on Baszler to secure the victory for Damage CTRL in the first match of the episode.
Backstage
Jey Uso and Sami Zayn were backstage, discussing the reunion on last week’s episode of SmackDown.
Jimmy walked in, and he and Zayn exchanged some friendly insults. Jey quickly interrupted, stopping them from bickering, and the three started talking strategy for WarGames.
Jimmy mentioned that they needed a fifth member for WarGames, but Zayn cut him off, suggesting that he might know someone.
This hinted at the possibility of another rogue Bloodline member joining the mix for WarGames, with many speculating that it could be The Rock.
Jimmy asked who it was, and Zayn replied that The Usos should leave it to him. He promised to find the fifth partner for their team and text Jey when he had the answer.
Kofi Kingston vs Pete Dunn
Kofi Kingston and Pete Dunne made their way to the ring for the second match of the night. Kofi and Pete locked horns in the squared circle, with Xavier Woods at ringside. Kingston kicked off the action with high-flying moves, using his agility to neutralize Dunne early on.
Back from commercials, Pete Dunne appeared to be in control as he cranked Kofi Kingston’s arm and landed a stomp to his neck. Dunne continued to target the neck, but Kofi fought back with a flying kick to Dunne’s chest.
The two men traded counters, with Kofi going for a frog splash from the top rope. He covered Dunne, but Pete kicked out at two. In the final moments of the match, Kingston hit Trouble in Paradise on Dunne, sending him out of the ring.
As the officials were distracted, Xavier Woods took a cheap shot at Dunne, prompting Kofi to notice and start arguing with Woods over why he had interfered while the match was still ongoing. Kofi walked back toward the ring, but he was distracted by the ongoing argument with Woods.
Dunne seized the opportunity, landing a Bitter End on Kofi as the miscommunication between the New Day continued. Dunne picked up the win via pinfall.
After the match, Kofi and Woods began arguing inside the ring, with Woods telling Kofi that he needed to focus.
Backstage
The Judgment Day was backstage in the clubhouse, with Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, and Dominik Mysterio discussing Morgan and Raquel’s upcoming match.
Finn Balor and Dominik Mysterio started bickering as Balor scolded Dom for losing to Damian Priest and allowing Priest to get closer to the title.
Dom tried to deflect, asking where Balor had been. Finn snapped back, explaining that he had been focused on the tag titles. Dominik continued to talk trash, pushing Finn’s buttons further until Balor visibly got frustrated and the situation got worse.
The confrontation escalated as Liv Morgan, JD McDonagh, Carlito, and Raquel intervened to try to calm things down.
Balor then floated the idea of Dominik and Carlito taking on the Viking Raiders for the tag titles, suggesting that the family should look out for each other. Dominik agreed, saying he would make the tag match official, before walking away.
‘Big’ Bronson Reed appears
Reed’s music hit as he walked into the ring, microphone in hand, amid boos from the crowd. Reed started by complimenting Seth Rollins, acknowledging his impressive win over him.
However, Reed quickly reminded everyone that he was not just a competitor, but a destroyer, pointing out that he had taken out Rollins, Damian Priest, and Sheamus the previous week.
Reed then taunted Rollins, saying that if Seth wanted revenge, he could come out and try his luck. Rollins’ music hit, and the crowd erupted in a chorus of singing as he made his way to the arena.
Rollins wasted no time, rushing into the ring to attack Reed. Reed quickly took control, and the fight spilled outside. Rollins managed to push Reed into the ring post, clearing the announce table in the process.
Reed fought back, putting Rollins on the announce table and looking for a Tsunami splash. But Rollins countered, taking Reed out before he could land the move. WWE security rushed in to separate the two, but the brawl continued as Reed and Rollins struggled to break free from the security.
Rollins managed to escape and attacked Reed at ringside. Reed, determined to keep fighting, went for a suicide dive onto Rollins and the security. Seth moved out of harm’s way, causing Reed to crash into the security personnel instead.
The chaos intensified as Reed took out several WWE security members, with Adam Pearce rushing into the arena to try to diffuse the situation. Reed stared down Rollins, while WWE security stood between them, trying to prevent further conflict.
Backstage
Rollins argued with Adam Pearce, demanding a match against Bronson Reed. Pearce, after some back-and-forth, eventually gave in and set up the match between Reed and Rollins for the next week’s episode.
As the tension settled, Sami Zayn walked in and asked Rollins if they needed a fifth man for their WarGames team. Zayn acknowledged the complicated history between him and Roman Reigns, stating that he understood how Rollins felt, having been through it himself.
He emphasized that, despite everything, Rollins and Reigns were still brothers, and the family bond was something deeper than anything else. Zayn then reiterated that he believed Rollins should be the fifth man. Rollins quickly shut down the idea, telling Zayn he was out of his mind.
He warned Zayn that he shouldn’t trust Reigns, knowing full well what kind of monster Roman could be. Seth states that he knew better than anyone who Roman Reigns is and Zayn would be blind to not see this after everything Reigns put him through. Rollins firmly rejected the offer, saying no to Zayn’s suggestion as the segment came to an end.
Damian Priest vs Ludwig Kaiser
Priest walked into the ring for his singles match against Ludwig Kaiser, a match set up after their confrontation earlier in the show.
Kaiser was the second man to make his entrance, and the two immediately started the action.
Back from commercials, Kaiser had gained control, with Priest struggling to rally back.
Kaiser went for a suplex, but Priest reversed the momentum, hitting a Broken Arrow to regain some ground.
The two exchanged strikes in the middle of the ring, with Priest landing powerful right hands on Ludwig.
Kaiser attempted a roll-up and went for the cover, but Priest kicked out at two. Kaiser then landed a brutal knee to Priest’s face and tried for another cover.
Frustrated, Kaiser tried to finish the fight, but Priest fought back, looking for South of Heaven. He nailed the move and secured the pinfall victory over Kaiser, sending a clear message to the Ring General, Gunther.
The WWE World Heavyweight Champion, Gunther, stood at the entrance, locking eyes with Damian Priest. For a moment, the champion seemed hesitant, his gaze fixed on Priest as he celebrated his victory in the ring.
But after a tense pause, Gunther turned and walked away, not engaging further as Priest continued to soak in the moment of his win.
Backstage
Bron Breakker spoke to Cath Kelley about his match against Sheamus last week at WWE Speed. Breakker berated Sheamus, claiming that the veteran had gotten in his way and that he would have won if not for Sheamus’ interference.
At that moment, Sheamus walked in, having overheard Breakker’s comments. The Celtic Warrior reminded Breakker that he had been in WWE for 15 years, whereas Breakker had only been around for 15 minutes.
Sheamus called out Breakker’s arrogance and floated the idea of a match for the Intercontinental Championship next week. Breakker, confident, accepted the challenge, but Sheamus issued a warning, letting Breakker know he was in for a tough fight.
As Sheamus left, Jimmy Uso walked in and asked Bron if he could talk to him. Breakker agreed, and the scene cut to commercial.
Backstage
The Miz walked in as The Final Testament greeted him and welcomed him back. The Miz, looking frustrated, replied that he didn’t want any of the heat and was on his way to Adam Pearce’s office to request a leave of absence.
He explained that he had tried to work with the Wyatt Six but was let go by the faction, leaving him in a tough spot.
Karrion Kross, clearly upset, yelled at Miz, accusing him of not helping him and saying that Miz never told him anything about the Wyatt Six, fueling the tension between them.
The Final Testament (with The Miz) takes out Wyatt Sicks
The Miz pleaded with Karrion Kross, but before he could explain himself further, the Authors of Pain (AOP) dragged him into the ring. Kross, growing more frustrated, stated that Miz’s story wasn’t adding up and demanded to know where the Wyatt Six were.
Suddenly, the lights in the arena went off, and the eerie music of the Wyatt Six hit as they made their entrance. Uncle Howdy stepped into the ring, laughing menacingly as he told everyone they were “here.”
In the chaos that followed, The Miz grabbed a steel chair and took out Erick Rowan, sparking a wild brawl between the two factions.
The Final Testament, alongside The Miz, brutally attacked the Wyatt Six, with Miz landing a Skull-Crushing Finale on Erick Rowan. Kross, in a shocking turn, embraced The Miz, cementing an alliance as “Miz you suck!” chants echoed through the arena.
The Final Testament then exited the ring, leaving Kross standing in the ring. Uncle Howdy, unfazed and still laughing, stared at Kross, showing no fear despite the vicious beating they had just endured.
Backstage
Charlie Kelley caught up with Seth Rollins, asking him about his upcoming match against Bronson Reed next week. However, Rollins seemed distracted, his attention focused on something in the parking lot.
In the parking lot, Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu stood waiting. Sikoa approached Rollins and offered him an alliance, suggesting they team up to bring down Roman Reigns.
Rollins, still not taking his eyes off the duo, firmly rejected the idea, saying that next time he’d be in the ring to stomp Sikoa’s head. He reiterated that he would never join forces with Reigns.
Sikoa, thinking he had made some progress, extended his hand for a handshake, but Rollins shot him down. He made it clear he wouldn’t team up with a “wannabe” version of Roman Reigns either.
Both Sikoa and Fatu were visibly angry, as Fatu stepped forward but was stopped by his Tribal Chief, Rollins stared down Fatu before walking away, leaving the two frustrated men in the parking lot.
Women’s Tag Team Championship
Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez made their way to the ring first for the main event of this week’s Raw, set to challenge for the tag titles.
Jade Cargill and Bianca Belair walked into the arena next, ready to defend their championships. Belair and Morgan started the action, with Belair using her power to manhandle the World Champion early on.
Morgan fought back with a flying double knee to Belair on the outside, but Bianca quickly regained control as the action moved back inside the ring.
Raquel intervened to stabilize the situation, but Cargill attacked her ringside, sending the match into commercial. Back from the break, Cargill took control, manhandling Morgan and going for a cover. Raquel broke up the count, saving her partner.
Raquel then attacked Belair, shifting her focus to Cargill as the chaos continued. Nia Jax and Tiffany Stratton suddenly made their way to the ring. Stratton distracted the officials, allowing Naomi to rush in and help the tag champions.
The match continued with Morgan going for a high-flying move, but Cargill countered it expertly. Cargill tagged in Belair, who hit the KOD on Morgan, securing the pin to retain the WWE tag titles for herself and Cargill.
As the match came to a close, Nia Jax entered the ring and took out both Belair and Cargill. Iyo Sky ran down to the ring, attacking Jax before taking out Tiffany Stratton with a stomp to her chest. Raquel Rodriguez then entered to confront Sky but was quickly overwhelmed by the tag champions, Cargill and Belair.
With Jax in the ring, she found herself surrounded by Sky, Naomi, Belair, and Cargill. The tag champs closed the show by taking down the WWE Women’s Champion, leaving Jax and Sky in a heap as the champions stood tall as WWE Raw concludes for this week.
WWE 11/11 Raw Results
- Damage CTRL defeats Pure Fusion Collective – Dakota Kai is back
- Pete Dunne defeats Kofi Kingston
- Seth Rollins and Bronson Reed brawl again
- Damian Priest defeats Ludwig Kaiser
- The Final Testament (with The Miz) takes out Wyatt Sicks
- Bianca Belair & Jade Cargill defeats Liv Morgan & Raquel Rodriguez – Women’s Tag Team Championship
- Seth Rollins turns down offers to be 5th man at Survivor Series WarGames
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