WWE Raw Results - September 08, 2025: AJ Lee Sparks Chaos, Usos vs. Vision Heats Up, and Jey Stuns LA Knight

WWE Monday Night Raw rolled into Milwaukee with Wrestlepalooza just around the corner — and the night delivered everything from family drama to surprise betrayals. AJ Lee took center stage with Becky Lynch and Seth Rollins, while the Usos, LA Knight, and the Vision tore into each other as tensions boiled over. Here’s everything that went down.

The Usos Call Out The Vision, LA Knight Joins the Fight

The show opened with Jey Uso entering through the crowd, only for Jimmy Uso to meet him halfway. Together, the Usos addressed Seth Rollins’ “Vision” and mocked Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker, before the monstrous duo interrupted.

Breakker barked that Jimmy doesn’t belong on Raw, while Reed demanded acknowledgment. Heated words escalated until LA Knight stormed the ring to join the fight. What followed was a wild melee — superkicks, brawling, and a splash gone wrong — but the babyfaces stood tall, albeit with clear tension between Knight and the Usos.

Read More: The Usos vs. Bronson Reed & Bron Breakker is set for Wrestlepalooza

AJ Styles vs. El Grande Americano

AJ Styles came out hot, ambushing Americano before the bell. The match turned into chaos when a second “El Grande Americano” interfered, forcing Dragon Lee to even the odds. With the distraction handled, Styles hit the Styles Clash for the win.

Winner: AJ Styles

Post-match, Styles and Dragon Lee shared respect with a handshake.

Lyra Valkyria vs. Raquel Rodriguez

Lyra brought fire, but Raquel’s power was too much. Despite Valkyria’s resilience and Roxanne Perez running interference, Rodriguez finished her with a one-armed powerbomb.

Winner: Raquel Rodriguez

AJ Lee, Becky Lynch & Seth Rollins Collide

AJ Lee made her emotional Raw return, addressing her mental health journey and her long absence before turning her fire on Becky Lynch. Becky stormed out with red-hot heel swagger, mocking AJ as “New Jersey trash” and demanding her Women’s Intercontinental Title back.

AJ teased handing it over but instead proposed a mixed tag match: herself and CM Punk vs. Becky and Seth Rollins. Rollins tried to shut her down, but Punk appeared to nearly land a GTS. Furious, Rollins accepted the Wrestlepalooza showdown. AJ tossed Becky’s title back at her as she and Punk stood tall.

Read More: AJ Lee and CM Punk vs. Becky Lynch and Seth Rollins Confirmed for Wrestlepalooza

Penta vs. Rusev

A hard-hitting clash saw interference from New Day and Grayson Waller. Penta nearly had it won, but Rusev cut him out of mid-air with a Machka Kick for the victory.

Winner: Rusev

Asuka vs. Nikki Bella

In a surprisingly heated contest, Nikki pushed Asuka to the limit. But the Empress locked in the Asuka Lock to secure the submission victory.

Winner: Asuka

Post-Match: Backstage Nicki Bella was confronted by The Kabuki Warriors mocking Bella for taking a loss, Rhea Ripley shows up to back up Nikki and says "DO WE HAVE A PROBLEM!?"

Bronson Reed vs. LA Knight

Knight wanted revenge, but the numbers game from the Vision proved too much. Reed pinned Knight with a Death Valley Driver after Breakker’s interference.

Winner: Bronson Reed

Post-match chaos erupted: Jim Uso tried to even the odds, Jey Uso followed, and LA Knight armed himself with a steel chair to clear the ring. But just as it seemed like unity was forming, Jey shockingly speared LA Knight, leaving him laid out to close the show.

Wrestling.news | Backstage Take

WWE is pulling every lever to hype Wrestlepalooza, but the stories are messy — and that’s not necessarily bad. AJ Lee and Becky Lynch delivered Raw’s most electric segment in years, but the Usos’ reunion feels both exciting and risky for their singles credibility. Jey turning on LA Knight adds layers, though, and could be the swerve Raw needs. All eyes are now on Springfield next week when Raw starts an hour early — and John Cena shows up before his clash with Brock Lesnar.

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