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WWE Raw Highlights:This episode of WWEâ€s Raw after Crown Jewel took place at the RAC Arena in Perth, Western Australia, Australia. The entire scheme of this episode was based on the aftermath of the Crown Jewel Premium live event. The Crown Jewel PLE was one of the best-received events in recent times from WWE. It received a B rating from ESPN.Â

On this episode of WWE Raw, we saw one of the most shocking endings to a WWE show ever, and we also saw many great matches, including Bronson Reed vs Jimmy Uso, Rhea Ripley vs Kairi Sane. We also saw the celebration of the new Menâ€s Crown Jewel Champion, Seth Rollins. It was already advertised that the main event of this weekâ€s Raw will be a triple threat match between CM Punk, LA Knight, and Jey Uso, and the winner of this match will determine the next challenger for Seth Rollinsâ€s World Heavyweight Championship.

WWE Raw Highlights:

Seth Rollins and the Vision Starts the Show

After defeating Cody Rhodes at the 2025 Crown Jewel and winning the Menâ€s Crown Jewel Championship, Seth Rollins and the Vision started this weekâ€s Monday Night Raw. During his promo, Rollins said that he took Paul Heyman into his circle after CM Punk and Roman Reigns betrayed him, and he has turned Heyman into the best version of himself. After that, he talked about how Bron Breakker is the undisputed future of this industry. After that, he talked about Bronson Reed. He said that from his teaching and guidance, he was not only able to defeat Roman Reigns, but he destroyed him and sent him back home. After that, Seth Rollins talked about himself, saying that he never needed any help to achieve any success, and there is nobody who is on his level. The segment ended with Rollins saying that I have chosen Reed, Breaker, and Heyman, but he doesn’t need anyone.

Dominik Mysterio vs Penta

Last week on Raw, Dominik Mysterio defeated Rusev to retain his Intercontinental Championship; this week, he defended his Championship against Penta. This match went on for 20+ minutes and received “This is Awesome†chants from the audience multiple times. At the end of the match, Rusev came out, which distracted Penta, and Dominik used a hammer followed by a 619 to retain his Intercontinental Championship via pinfall.

Rhea Ripley vs Kairi Sane

After defeating Asuka and Kairi in a tag team match with her partner, Iyo Sky, at the 2025 Crown Jewel, Rhea Ripley faced Kairi Sane in a one-on-one match on this episode of Monday Night Raw. This match went on 15+ minutes, and during this match, we saw Asuka interfering and Iyo Sky attacking Asuka and helping Ripley. At the end of the match, Ripley delivered a Riptide to Sane and secured the victory via pinfall. After the match, Asuka and Sane attacked Ripley and Sky.

Jimmy Uso vs Bronson Reed

After defeating the Tribal Chief, Roman Reigns, at the 2025 Crown Jewel, Bronson Reed faced Jimmy Uso in a one-on-one match on this episode of Raw. This match was one hardest-hitting matches of the entire night, with Reed attacking Jimmyâ€s chest area multiple times, which was injured at the 2025 Crown Jewel. At the end of the match, as Jimmy was about to lift Reed on his shoulders, Reed countered and delivered Tsunami to Jimmy Uso, and with that, he secured the victory in this match via pinfall. After the match, Bron Breakker came out and attacked Jimmy Uso, and as Jimmy was getting beaten up, Jey Uso came out to save his brother. Jey Uso attacked both Reed and Breakker and forced them to leave the ring, as he stood tall alongside his brother, Jimmy Uso.

Bayley and Lyra Valkyria vs the Judgment Day

In a tag team match, Bayley and Lyra Valkyria faced Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez. This match went on 15+ minutes, and during the match the crowd kept chanting “Hey Hey, Bayley(Ooh! Aah)I wanna know (Oh Ooh)If you’ll be my girl!”. At the end of the match, Bayley delivered her Rose Plant to Perez and secured the victory for her team via pinfall.

CM Punk vs LA Knight vs Jey Uso

It was already advertised that the main event of this weekâ€s Monday Night Raw will be a triple threat match between CM Punk, LA Knight, and Jey Uso. During CM Punkâ€s entrance, he received the biggest pop of the night, as the crowd kept singing his entrance song even after the music stopped playing. This match started as a very fast-paced match, and saw many great moments in this match, like LA Knight kicking out of Jey Usoâ€s finishing Uso Splash. This match received “Fight For Forever†chants from the audience multiple times. At the end of the match, as Jey was about to hit his Uso Splash to CM Punk, Punk countered the move and delivered a GTS to Jey Uso, and with that, CM Punk secured the victory in this match and became the number 1 contender for Seth Rollinsâ€s World Heavyweight Championship.

After the match, Seth Rollins and the Vision came out to the ring and attacked CM Punk, and as Raw was about to go off the air, we saw one most shocking moments. Bron Breakker betrayed his mentor, Seth Rollins, and speared him. After that, Breakker stood face to face with Bronson Reed, and he said, “You are either with me or notâ€, which resulted in Reed delivering a Tsunami to Rollins. This episode of Raw went off the air with Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, and Paul Heyman standing tall over Seth Rollins.

FAQs.

Q. Is Cody Rhoes still the Menâ€s Crown Jewel Champion?

A. Cody Rhodes was defeated by Seth Rollins, who became the new 2025 Crown Jewel Champion.

Q. How did Seth Rollins win his World Heavyweight Championship?

A. After CM Punk defeated Gunther to win the World Heavyweight Championship at the 2025 SummerSlam, Seth Rollins came out and successfully cashed in his Money in the Bank contract on Punk and became the Champion.

Q. Has Roman Reigns ever won the New World Heavyweight Championship?

A. Roman Reigns has never won the New World Heavyweight Championship.

Q. What role is Roman Reigns playing in the upcoming Street Fighter Movie?
A. Roman Reigns is playing the role of Akuma in the upcoming Street Fighter Movie.

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SUNRISE, Fla. — Fans of the Florida Panthers cheered the Stanley Cup. Cheered the banner going to the rafters. Cheered the return of the back-to-back NHL champions.

And cheered the opposing goaltender.

Yes, some Panthers fans still shout “Knight†during the playing of “The Star-Spangled Banner†before each game, even though Spencer Knight — the former Florida goalie whose name is on the Stanley Cup as part of the 2023-24 championship squad — no longer plays for the team. Knight was traded to Chicago last season and started against the Panthers in the season opener for both teams.

Knight made 34 saves, but Florida won 3-2.

“Honestly, I didnâ€t know if they still did or not, but thatâ€s cool,†Knight said in advance of the game. “And again, I think that goes through, top to bottom, the whole community around here, the people. Everyone was just very nice, kind and very appreciative. So, Iâ€m really thankful that I was able to start here. And I hope that I gave some people good memories.â€

The Panthers gave Knight a video tribute at the first TV timeout of the first period. Many of the Blackhawks looked up to watch, and when it was over Knight gave the fans a wave as many in the crowd rose for a standing ovation.

“I was playing the game,†Knight said. “I saluted the crowd, but I was there to play hockey.â€

The Panthers took Knight, the onetime Boston College star, with the 13th overall pick in the 2019 draft. He went 44-25-7 in parts of four seasons with Florida, plus 1-1 in a pair of playoff starts he got in 2021.

He was the primary piece that the Panthers gave up in a trade last season that brought defenseman Seth Jones from Chicago to Florida. Knight went 5-8-2 in 15 games with the Blackhawks after the trade last season.

“Itâ€s a special little connection there,†Panthers coach Paul Maurice said of seeing Knight again. “For me, as a player, it was always his explosiveness. Heâ€s just an incredible athlete. And his ability to get from one side of the net to the other under control with strength … I think heâ€s going to be a great goaltender for the Chicago Blackhawks for a lot of years.â€

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Make no mistake, however, England got away with one.

Their spinners were superb again – claiming 9-116 in 37.4 overs – but familiar frailties emerged with the bat and the sight of coach Charlotte Edwards laughing and celebrating Knight’s third reprieve with a double fist pump in the changing room was a curious one.

Had England lost, it is likely we would have seen quite a few more replays of it, particularly considering the gulf between these two teams and the sticky situation that her side were in.

England’s batting weakness against spin has been well documented, but in ODIs they had started to make promising progress since the Alana King-dominated Ashes.

They are averaging a fraction under 35 per wicket against spin in the format this year, an improvement from 31.19 in 2024 and 25.59 the year before.

Other important factors include that this particular game saw the most deliveries of spin bowled in a Women’s World Cup match, and the pitch offered the most turn of any game in the tournament so far. Batting was difficult, but it is a 50-over World Cup in India – it was always going to be tough, and England will need to adapt quickly.

Amy Jones and Tammy Beaumont were exposed by Marufa’s swing, both trapped lbw playing across the line. Nat Sciver-Brunt miscued a full toss, Sophia Dunkley got a marginal lbw decision but was trapped on the crease and Emma Lamb – batting outside of the top three for the first time in her professional 50-over career – chipped to mid-on.

But again Knight led the way, putting her favoured sweeps away as she scratched around to begin with, but with confidence came a little more flair, a use of the feet and the ball started to find the middle of the bat.

“We’ll learn a lot from the experience. It was really tough conditions out there and they bowled brilliantly,” Knight said.

“I haven’t had a huge amount of time in the middle with the injury, so I am just finding my feet.

“But I know playing spin is a real strength of mine, I know I’ve got different options based on the conditions, and for me it was about being really precise on what ball I was going to attack and which I would defend.

“When I did get into that rhythm, I was just really precise with my footwork and had a really clear gameplan, trying to sweep on line and use my feet to different bowlers to hit hard down the ground.”

This time, England did overcome the pressure, with Knight’s luck and heroics to thank.

Back in the ranks, and back in the runs. No longer the captain, but always a leader.

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Heather Knight’s unbeaten 79 led England to an unconvincing four-wicket win over Bangladesh to maintain their winning start to the Women’s World Cup in Guwahati.

Chasing just 179 to win on a tricky pitch, England slumped to 78-5 and 103-6 as their familiar woes against spin continued to surface.

But a patient, unbroken stand of 79 between Knight and Charlie Dean, who made 27, saw England reach their target in the 47th over.

Seamer Marufa Akter removed openers Amy Jones and Tammy Beaumont early with swinging deliveries, before the turning point came in the 15th over when former captain Knight was given a reprieve on 13.

Knight drilled the ball to Shorna Akter at extra cover, but the third umpire deemed that the fielder had dragged the ball along the turf as she dived forward, with this coming after Knight had also overturned a caught behind and an lbw.

From there on, she was gritty and disciplined in her first innings back from a hamstring injury as England edged a nerve-wracking contest which would have been one of the tournament’s all-time upsets.

Fahima Khatun was the instigator of England’s middle-order wobble with 3-16, leading an admirable bowling and fielding performance after their batters had similarly struggled.

England’s spinners unsurprisingly dominated, taking nine wickets between them as Bangladesh were bowled out for 178 in 49.4 overs.

Sophie Ecclestone starred with 3-24 while Charlie Dean, Linsey Smith and Alice Capsey took two wickets apiece.

There was stubborn resistance from Sobhana Mostary, who made 60 from 108 balls, before Rabeya Khan provided some late and valuable momentum with an unbeaten 43 from 27.

England travel to Colombo to continue their campaign, taking on Sri Lanka on Saturday.

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Following Monday Night RAW, LA Knight sent a scathing message to CM Punk moments after upending him in the main event.

This week’s episode in Dallas, Texas, featured Knight and Punk against The Usos (Jimmy and Jey Uso) in a tag-team match. Three of them (except Jimmy) are vying for Seth Rollins’s World Heavyweight Championship, and the tensions between them are fiercer than ever. Before the tag-match went underway, The Second City Saint decided to outwit The Megastar by interrupting the latter’s entrance. Knight didn’t seem to be amused with the move, but still went along with Punk and had a hard-fought battle in the ring. However, Knight took it upon himself to grab the victory for his team by outsmarting Punk. After the former WWE Champion delivered the GTS to Jey, the former US Champion sneaked in with a tag and went for the pinfall.

By the end of the night, The Megastar stood tall and taunted The Second City Saint and Main Event Jey.

LA Knight Warned CM Punk and Jey Uso After RAW Went Off The Air

After one-upping CM Punk, LA Knight went backstage to issue a fiery warning as he’s still on his quest to win his first world title in WWE. The Megastar informed The Second City Saint and Jey Uso that they should not get in his way.

Here’s what Knight said:

No matter how you do it, by hook or by crook, my hand was raised; it’s that’s how it goes down. Now, CM Punk you did the whole thing. You didn’t do dirt, you didn’t get dirt and that’s okay but I tell you like this man….. Look, I told you [Punk] before, I tell you again. Do not…. this goes for Jey [Uso] too, do not get in the way on my quest for gold. Do not get in the way of my ecstacy of gold and that is me, holding that World Heavyweight Championship. The first time, the time that everybody’s gonna remember the era of YEAH and the era of everybody sayin’ L.A Knight, YEAH!”

LA Knight took all the glory. Tagged himself in when CM Punk was about to pin Jey 💀 #WWERawpic.twitter.com/VQMuyk45bo

— Seth Joseph (@SethJoseph95) October 7, 2025

LA Knight has scored back-to-back wins on RAW, and it will be interesting to see if that will propel him back to the world title picture.

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“Being England captain becomes a big part of your identity. It’s an all-encompassing job. You’re always thinking about it, even if you’re on holiday.”

Heather Knight was speaking at the start of the 2024 summer, her ninth as England captain. It would be her last.

An awful winter, including an early exit from the T20 World Cup and a clean-sweep humiliation in the Ashes, meant change was inevitable. Not even a skipper as successful, tenured and respected as Knight was safe.

If being replaced by Nat Sciver-Brunt meant one part of Knight’s identity was lost, there was another that had lain dormant, ready to be revived and unleashed.

Warning: This piece contains language that some readers may find offensive.

“I used to have an alter ego when I first got into the team,” Knight tells BBC Sport. “Shitbag Shelley.

“That prankster, rebellious side got supressed when I was in a leadership position.

“The girls didn’t know I wasn’t captain anymore. When I sent a message out, I said ‘watch out, Shitbag Shelley is back’.”

For Knight (and possibly Shelley), the warning sent to her team-mates meant one decision had been taken.

Some leaders find it hard to return to the ranks. Knight had been captain for more of her England career than not. In that same interview from last summer, she expressed uncertainty over whether she could eventually play under another skipper.

When push came to shove, Knight found it “pretty easy” to continue playing for England, but a further setback was just around the corner. Three games into Knight’s new normal, a T20 against West Indies at Chelmsford in May, she suffered a hamstring injury that put her out for the rest of the summer.

“I was just getting my head around what not being captain looked like, embracing the extra freedom, then bang, injured,” says Knight.

“In a high emotional state, you think ‘do I want to do this rehab, do I want to carry on playing’. That was a very fleeting thought, an emotional reaction to being injured.”

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This past Saturday night at the Wrestlepalooza PLE, The Usos lost their tag team match against The Visionâ€s Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed. During last nightâ€s episode of Monday Night Raw, Jey Uso claimed that the reason the Usos lost the match was because of the Megastar LA Knight. Knight was the special guest referee for the match. Uso had wrestled Knight on Raw.

Midway through the match, the Vision ran in and created a distraction. Main Event Jey Uso capitalized and got the win over LA Knight. After the match, the Vision attacked Knight. The ‘Yeet†star walked away and did not help out Knight. This did not sit well with the Megastar. After the show, Knight took to social media to send a message to Jey Uso.

“I donâ€t know what that was man. You know, it is crazy to think that that man could come out here that hot, that pissed off. Now, I got a question, check on the philosophy, if you canâ€t beat ‘em, join ‘em, is that what happened? I know thatâ€s not the truth. I know thatâ€s not what happened. But you damn sure took advantage of what they did. You damn sure took advantage of the damage. Jey, my man, not cool. Very soon, you are going to find exactly how not cool that really is.

“And for the Vision, you already know we got beef going for years, well, not years but at least months, it feels like damn years because itâ€s been that damn long. Itâ€s been that much that Iâ€ve been left laying by the Vision, by anybody having to do with them. And tonight it was Jey Uso, using the Vision to do it. We going to talk about this one soon. As a matter of fact, I think therell be a lot more than, ‘Talk about it,â€â€ LA Knight said.

Do you think Jey Uso should have helped LA Knight?

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LA Knight did not shy away from sending a message to Jey Uso after a heel alliance was teased for the latter on WWE RAW.

The Megastar battled Jey Uso on WWE RAW. This has been a long time coming, as both Knight and Uso have failed to get on the same page and have had their differences. LA Knight was the guest referee for The Usos’ match against The Vision, which Jimmy and Jey ultimately lost. Now it seems things have gotten heated with the latest episode being the straw that broke the camel’s back.

The Vision interfered in the Jey vs Knight match and attacked the latter. However, Jey, instead of attacking the stable, took advantage of the situation and took home the victory. Later, when Jimmy came out to help Knight, Jey wasn’t interested and walked out on his brother.

LA Knight Thinks Jey Uso Has Sold Himself Out On WWE RAW

Speaking after WWE RAW, LA Knight was frustrated with what Jey did and asked whether the former World Heavyweight Champion was going by the philosophy of ‘if you can’t beat them, join them.’

I don’t know what that was, man. You know it’s crazy to think this man can come in here red hot, pissed off, but now I gotta question. Is Jey on the philosophy, if you can’t beat them, join them? I know that’s not the truth, I know that’s not what happened, but you damn sure took advantage of what they did. You damn sure took advantage of the damage. Jey, my man, not cool. Very soon, you’re gonna find out how not cool that really is.”

If you canâ€t beat ‘em, join ‘em? Thought you were better than that Jey. #WWERawpic.twitter.com/sqrjReiPdk

— LA Knight (@RealLAKnight) September 23, 2025

He then addressed the situation and stated he was going to talk about it soon, and probably do a lot more than talk about it.

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SPOTLIGHTED PODCAST ALERT (YOUR ARTICLE BEGINS A FEW INCHES DOWN)… With Wrestlepalooza taking place this Saturday, Raw…

Our special guest is former England captain Heather Knight (plus her alter ego Shelley).