WWE Raw Results, Winners And Grades On July 28, 2025

WWE Raw advertised a main event of Jey Uso vs. Bronson Reed, an Eight-Woman All-Star tag team match, the Judgment Day vs. LWO and an appearance by the Tribal Chief Roman Reigns.

WWE Raw Results On July 28, 2025

• AJ Styles and The Kabuki Warriors def. The Judgment Day
• Sheamus def. Grayson Waller
• Rhea Ripley, Iyo Sky, Stephanie Vaquer and Nikki Bella win Eight-Woman All-Star Tag Team Match
• The Judgment Day def. LWO | WWE World Tag Team Titles
• Jey Uso def. Bronson Reed by DQ

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• WWE Raw Venue: Little Caesar’s Arena (Detroit, Mich.)
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WWE Raw Highlights, Winners And Grades

Hulk Hogan Tribute, Paul Heyman And Jey Uso Face Off

During a 10-bell salute, and after a new Hulk Hogan tribute, Nick Hogan was front-and-center on the Raw stage as Hogan got another rousing ovation.

Corey Graves had the best Yeet pun for a city, calling Detroit “Yeetroit Rock City.”

Paul Heyman cut a long promo about how family cannot be trusted because they all lie. Unless, of course, that family is part of his Jewish tribe. The most egregious thing that Heyman did in this segment was interrupt Jey Uso’s Yeet encore.

Jey Uso fired back at Heyman by reminding him of all the people he proved wrong to win the world title. Jey blamed Heyman’s goons for costing him the world title, but he actually lost that match clean.

Paul Heyman and Jey Uso Grade: B-

AJ Styles And The Kabuki Warriors Def. The Judgment Day

Michael Cole has gone into overdrive while talking about Dominik Mysterio’s cheating ways. He’s talking like Mysterio already abandoned Liv Morgan, calling Dominik “Romeo” to Roxanne’s “Juliet.”

AJ and Kairi Sane had a great spot where he vaulted her to the outside, landing a perfect flying elbow on Raquel Rodriguez.

Styles won the match with a Phenomenal Forearm and a clean pin on Dom. Does this mean Dominik Mysterio retains at SummerSlam?

AJ Styles and the Kabuki Warriors vs. The Judgment Day Grade: B

Sheamus Def. Grayson Waller

Grayson Waller’s alliance with the New Day and his split with Austin Theory both have one thing in common: They both went unexplained.

Sheamus beat Waller despite outside interference from Rusev, but Rusev immediately got the better of Sheamus with help from a Shillelagh. Rusev got a lot of heat for raining on Sheamus’ parade, and their rubber match is setting up to be “Shillelagh on a Pole.”

Sheamus vs. Grayson Waller Grade: B

Lyra Valkyria Faces Off With Becky Lynch

Lyra screwed up her opening line in reference to SummerSlam by saying “…in two weeks…”

Fans are still booing Lyra and treating Becky Lynch as the babyface. They are also giving Valkyria the “What” treatment. WWE really needs to rethink Bayley’s seemingly inevitable heel turn.

Becky Lynch hit the ring, but Lyra absconded her kendo stick. Lyra beat the hell out of Lunch with the stick to a mixture of cheers and boos, and Becky ran off.

Backstage, Karrion Kross added a stipulation to his SummerSlam match against Sami Zayn. If Kross wins, Sami has to say “Kross told the truth.” Kross is WWE’s Brian Pillman, and this is his version of “I respect you, booker man!”

Lyra Valkyria and Becky Lynch Segment Grade: C+

Babyfaces Win Eight Woman All-Star Tag Team Match

Nikki Bella took a beating to start this match, including a sick bottom-rope elbow drop from Piper Niven.

Surprisingly, this match outlasted the entrances. Of course, fans exploded when Vaquer went for the Devil’s Kiss, but the married and vanilla announce team refused to participate in counting along. I miss Booker T.

Nikki Bella and Iyo Sky performed Iyo’s signature taunt to a huge reaction. They were both taken out by Piper Niven, who mocked Iyo’s taunt. Niven took a Riptide for her troubles.

Vaquer hit cleanup by hitting an SVB on Chelsea Green for the win.

Eight-Woman All-Star Tag Team Match: B+

The Judgment Day Vs. LWO

Cruz Del Toro lit this match on fire with a coast-to-coast on JD McDonagh while McDonagh was hanging upside down. Fans chanted “This is awesome!”

One of these days, the LWO’s crowd reactions will catch up to their talent. Part of that equation is telling their story and giving fans a reason to care.

El Extra Grande Americano distracted the referee, only to be attacked byDragon Lee. A second El Grande Americano (in a sweatsuit) crotched Del Toro, costing him the Tag Team Titles. The streets say this new masked man is Pete Dunne.

The Judgment Day vs. LWO Grade: A-

CM Punk Confronts Gunther

Fans chanted “CM Punk” over Gunther’s entire promo as he bragged about getting a clean win over Punk in a promo.

Punk interrupted, saying he wasn’t speechless but he was dumbfounded. Punk doesn’t want to be world heavyweight champion, he needs to be world heavyweight champion.

Punk worked Detroit into a froth talking about how much he needs to be world champion. Punk said he doesn’t deserve to call himself the best in the world, he earned that right.

Punk, who stifled Gunther’s attempt at an interruption, said Gunther would feel what it’s like to be in the ring with the best in the world. Now Gunther was dumbfounded.

CM Punk and Gunther Segment Grade: B

Jey Uso Def. Bronson Reed By DQ

Seth Rollins name was bandied about throughout Raw, both by Paul Heyman and then multiple times by the announce team during this match.

The main event ended prematurely when Bron Breakker enacted his plan by crashing the ring and bludgeoning Jey Uso. As Breakker and Reed beat down Uso, Roman Reigns made the save and cleaned house.

Roman and Jey ran around the ring in stereo, but both Reed and Breakker cut them off simultaneously. Breakker ended Jey Uso with another wicked spear as Corey Graves insisted this was the plan. Reed added insult (and injury) to injury with a Tsunami. Breakker hit a table clothesline as the heels stood tall.

Jey Uso vs. Bronson Reed Grade: B-