WWE Raw Results 9/25 - Undisputed Tag Team Title Match, North American Title Match And More

Rhodes welcomes fans to "Raw", then says he has been interrupted two weeks in a row trying to get out what he needs to. He says Jey Uso coming to "Raw" means someone is heading to "SmackDown" and a disgruntled "Raw" locker room. He says while he isn't best friends with Jey, he wasn't going to stand by as Judgment Day attacked him because helping him was the right thing to do. He calls Judgment Day toxic before the group's music hits.

Damian Priest, Finn Balor, and Dominik Mysterio make their way down to the ring, and Balor asks Rhodes why he has to stick his nose in Judgment Day business. Priest says they gave Jey the chance to join a real family, but he had to save the day because everything is always about him. Dominik looks to speak, but boos rain down on him from the crowd. Rhodes tells him that although he has a real family, they can't stand him. He asks Judgment Day what happens when Rhea Ripley returns and all three of them have lost their titles tonight. Dominik tells Rhodes to keep Ripley's name out of his mouth before hopping up on the apron with Priest and Balor. Jey appears to provide Rhodes with some backup, and Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens are right on his heels. With the odds becoming 4 against 3, Judgment Day backs down and heads to the back. However, halfway up the ramp, JD McDonagh appears with two chairs in hand. He hands one to Balor and they head back into the ring along with Dominik. Priest tries stopping them, but they disregard them and a brawl ensues. Owens, Zayn, Rhodes, and Jey dump McDonagh, Balor, and Dominik out of the ring. They then all go after Priest, and Rhodes cracks one of the chairs across his spine.

Alpha Academy then makes their way down to the ring. Bronson Reed follows. 

The bell rings and the two lock up. Kaiser delivers a right hand to Ciampa's midsection as we see GUNTHER watching the action from backstage. Kaiser delivers a shoulder tackle, but Ciampa fires back with rapid right hands and a chop to Kaiser's spine. The pair then take turns landing strikes on one another in the corner before Kaiser sends Ciampa crashing into the ring steps face first.

Back from the break, Ciampa is hanging off the top rope as Kaiser sends him crashing out of the ring. Ciampa gets back inside, then dumps Kaiser out with a back body drop. Kaiser looks to get back in, but gets met with a series of chops. Ciampa then dumps him back inside and clotheslines him out of the ring on the other side. He sends him into the announce desk face first and tosses him over the ring steps, then delivers a DDT off the middle rope as a means of getting him back in the ring. Kaiser gets Ciampa up on his shoulders, but Ciampa escapes and delivers a Side Russian Leg Sweep. Vinci hops up on the apron, but Ciampa levels him with a knee. As the referee checks on him, Kaiser lands a kick and looks to pin Ciampa. The fall isn't counted, and a frustrated Kaiser kicks Vinci out of the ring. This opens the door for Ciampa to land a jumping knee strike on Kaiser for the win.

Winner: Tommaso Ciampa

Back at ringside, Becky Lynch heads down to join the commentary desk. Tegan Nox and Natalya follow.

Rollins welcomes fans to Monday Night Rollins, then tells the crowd that if they're as sick and tired of Shinsuke Nakamura as he is, then they should sing his song. He tells them to do the same if they think it's time for him to defend his World Heavyweight Championship, then calls out Shinsuke Nakamura unless he wants him to move on to another challenger.

Nakamura appears on the Titan Tron and says Rollins has many demands. He says he wants nothing more than to be the straw that breaks Rollins' back, then says while his stamina is admirable, he has no patience. He says Rollins showed his hand while he has yet to show his, then formally accepts Rollins' challenge. He calls his shot for the World Heavyweight Championship at Fastlane in a Last Man Standing Match. Rollins takes a minute to think it over and admits that Nakamura played his hand perfectly. He says Nakamura is forgetting one thing, and that is that his back is not a weakness but rather a strength. He says his family will only be ashamed of him if he doesn't give it his all, then accepts his stipulation and says one of them will walk out as champion, adding that will be him.

Back from the break, Dragon Lee heads down to the ring. Dominik Mysterio follows.

Back from the break, Michael Cole introduces Nia Jax and she makes her way down to the ring.

Cole asks Jax why she's targeted the entire women's division, and Jax says she wasn't paying attention to him. She says she's Nia Jax, then calls herself the baddest human in all of WWE. She says everyone thought that title would go to Rhea Ripley, but she squashed her. She says the same thing applies to Shayna Baszler, Zoey Stark, Raquel Rodriguez, Chelsea Green, and Piper Niven, and she squashed all of them.

Zoey Stark's music hits, and she gets in Jax's face. She says Jax squashed her, but she did it while her back was turned. She dares her to do something while she's face-to-face with her, and the pair begin brawling.

Miz welcomes fans to "MizTV", then introduces Drew McIntyre.

McIntyre makes his way down to the ring, and Miz tells him that he can speak freely. McIntyre asks Miz if he has any questions, and Miz applauds McIntyre for standing idly by as Jey Uso was being attacked by Judgment Day last week. McIntyre says he is nothing like Miz, and Miz says what he did was in his image. He then says McIntyre was unbeatable until he wasn't, and given his history, it makes sense he doesn't trust Jey. McIntyre says karma is a b****, and Miz says McIntyre is the Batman of WWE. He says Cody Rhodes is the Superman, then asks how it felt to be beat by him last week.

New Day's music hits. Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods appear, and Kingston says McIntyre is not a coward like he showed them last week. Woods echoes the same sentiment. Miz cuts them off and says they were having a conversation before McIntyre then interrupts him and says no one did anything until Rhodes helped Jey last week. Kingston says McIntyre should've helped Jey out, and McIntyre reminds them of all their losses at the hands of The Bloodline. The pair continue arguing with one another until Miz puts his hand up. McIntyre once again tells Miz to shut up, and Miz puts his hand back up. McIntyre then headbutts him and says the time for talking is over. He tells Kingston to get in the ring.

The bell rings and the four men waste no time going after one another. Owens goes after Priest on the outside as Zayn brawls with Balor in the ring.

Back from the break, Priest whips Zayn into the corner. Zayn lands a back elbow and an elbow drop off the middle rope. Balor tags himself in and sends Zayn into the top turnbuckle face first. He follows it up with a chop, but Zayn overpowers him and tags in Owens. Owens lands a running senton and a chop, then fires off a right hand and a chop. He then delivers a second right hand to Balor's midsection, but Balor fires back with a double stomp to his chest and tags in Priest. Priest delivers a kick to Owens' head and fires off kicks across his chest. Owens responds with a few chops, and the pair rain right hands down on one another.

Owens delivers a DDT and tags in Zayn. Zayn delivers a clothesline and rains down right hands on Priest in the corner before following it up with a dropkick and sending an interfering Balor out of the ring. He does the same to Priest and goes flying over the top to level them.

Back from another break, Zayn delivers a Tornado DDT to Priest and tags in Owens. Balor tags in on his side, and Owens fires off right hands on his head. He follows it up with a series of stomps and a clothesline on the outside before landing a cannonball to Balor back inside the ring. He ascends to the top and delivers a Frog Splash. Owens delivers a step-up enzuigiri, but Balor (now legal) sits him on the top turnbuckle. Owens gets Balor on his shoulders and executes a rolling senton. Balor responds with a Coup De Grace and goes for a pin, but Zayn breaks the fall. Priest dumps him out of the ring before becoming legal and looks for South of Heaven. Owens escapes and tags in Zayn, who delivers an Exploder to Priest. He looks to follow it up with the Helluva Kick, but Dominik Mysterio hops up on the apron. Priest looks for Razor's Edge, but Zayn escapes and lands a Blue Thunder Bomb. He goes for a pin, but Balor breaks the fall. Owens takes out Balor before Dominik takes a cheap shot at Zayn. Priest follows it up with an elevated flatliner and goes for a pin, but Zayn kicks out.

Dominik begins arguing with the referee, but Jey Uso appears at ringside to take him out. JD McDonagh then blindsides Jey and works with Dominik to attack him, but Cody Rhodes runs down to even the odds as officials run down to break up the action on the outside. Back in the ring, Owens lands a Stunner on Balor and the pair go tumbling out of the ring. Zayn delivers a Helluva Kick to Priest, but McDonagh hits Zayn with one of the tag team titles. Priest then pins him for the win.

Winners (and still): Judgment Day

After the match, Rhodes and Jey reemerge and attack Judgment Day as Owens and Zayn join in. A huge ringside brawl ensues, but Rhodes, Zayn, Owens, and Jey are left standing tall as the show goes off the air.