WWE Raw Results 7/7 - We Hear From Becky Lynch, Roxanne Perez Squares Off With Kairi Sane & More

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for "WWE Raw" on July 7, 2025, coming to you live from the Amica Mutual Pavilion in Providence, Rhode Island!

After some convincing from new WWE World Tag Team Champions JD McDonagh Finn Balor, "Raw" and "SmackDown" General Managers Adam Pearce and Nick Aldis allowed for Judgment Day prospect Roxanne Perez to hold the Women's Tag Team Championship with Raquel Rodriguez during last Monday's edition of "Raw" in the absence of an injured Liv Morgan. Perez will be competing in her first match since tonight as she goes head-to-head with former two time Women's Tag Team Champion Kairi Sane.

Becky Lynch will be putting her Women's Intercontinental Championship on the line against Lyra Valkyria and Bayley this coming Sunday at WWE Evolution after a Number One Contenders match between the latter two women ended in a draw last Monday. Before the three women square off, however, Lynch will be appearing on tonight's show with something on her mind to share.

Speaking of last Monday, Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker also emerged victorious over Sami Zayn and Penta in tag team action. In the moments that followed, Reed and Breakker looked to continue Zayn and Penta until former World Heavyweight Champion Jey Uso came to their aid with some assistance from a chair. Following such events, Penta will be colliding with Reed and Breakker's ally as well as Men's Money In The Bank briefcase holder Seth Rollins. Reed and Breakker will also be competing in matches of their own tonight as they square off with Jey and Zayn respectively.

Additionally, El Grande Americano will be competing in a match against an opponent who has yet to be named after passing The Creed Brothers and Ivy Nile last week in the absence of an injured Chad Gable.

We are live! Michael Cole and Corey Graves greet audiences at home as Seth Rollins, Bronson Reed, Bron Breakker, and Paul Heyman make their way to the ring.

We Hear From Seth Rollins, Bronson Reed, Bron Breakker & Paul Heyman

Breakker says he's standing in the ring because of the vision that Rollins and Heyman have for him to be the face of WWE for the next two decades. He says that he also has a vision of a WWE without Sami Zayn, then says he doesn't like anything about Zayn. He says he will never understand why fans cheer for Zayn, then promises to maul him if he gets in the ring with him tonight and says he will be looking at the lights if he chooses to do so.

Rollins asks Breakker if he's good, then hands the microphone to Reed. He says he's the man who hit Rollins with six Tsunamis, but all the pain he caused him made Rollins respect him and bring him into his vision. He says he will get the respect he deserves, but Jey Uso doesn't respect him and promises to Tsunami the respect into him like he did with Rollins.

Heyman introduces himself and says the empire will strike back and strike first tonight. He says Zayn is first on his list, then comes Jey after that before addressing Roman Reigns and adding that he isn't brave enough to face him, Rollins, Breakker, and Reed. He says Jey will be just as absent as Reigns when Reed is done with him, then says Penta will be in no shape to hit his signature poses when Rollins is done Curb Stomping him. He says that's not a prediction, but a spoiler and hands the microphone over to Rollins. Rollins himself then welcomes fans to Monday Night Rollins.

We then head over to Judgment Day's club house, where Roxanne Perez has set up a shrine for Liv Morgan much to the chagrin of Raquel Rodriguez. Dominik Mysterio finds a cake, and reads it to discover that it was courtesy of AJ Styles who reveals himself lurking in the corner. 

Back at ringside, Kairi Sane then makes her way out. Perez and Rodriguez follows.

Roxanne Perez (w/ Raquel Rodriguez) vs. Kairi Sane

The bell rings and Perez fires off right hands on Sane's spine. She rains down more right hands on her face, then sends her crashing into the corner chest first. Sane pins Perez, but Perez kicks out and rolls up Sane. Sane kicks out and tangles Perez up in a submission hold, but Perez crawls over to the bottom rope to break the hold.

Sane lands a jawbreaker on Perez, but Perez jams her boot into the back of Sane's neck and stomps on her tricep. Sane spears Perez, then ascends to the top rope and looks to fly. Perez rolls out of the way and rolls up Sane, but Sane kicks out. Perez rocks Sane with a thrust kick to her head, then follows it up with a springboard moonsault and goes for a pin. Sane kicks out, but Perez charges at her in the corner. Sane moves out of the way and lands a kick on Perez, then looks to land an Alabama Slam on her.

Perez hangs onto the top rope to block Sane and delivers a modified DDT on her, then follows it up with a flipping knee strike and goes for a pin. Sane kicks out, but Perez sits her on the top rope. Perez rolls out of the ring, but Sane redirects herself and levels Rodriguez with a crossbody. Perez takes advantage and dumps Sane back in the ring, then lands a kick on her midsection and sets up for Pop Rox. Sane blocks it and reverses into a pinfall for the win.

Winner: Kairi Sane

After the match, Rodriguez blindsides Sane and Perez joins her. Perez tosses Sane over to Rodriguez, who levels her with a boot. Asuka then runs down to the ring to come to Sane's aid and levels Perez with a shoulder tackle. She fires off strikes on Rodriguez and levels Perez with a spinning back first, but Rodriguez levels Asuka and gets her up for the Texana Bomb. Sane comes to Asuka's aid, and the pair send Rodriguez crashing out of the ring over the top rope before taking out Perez.

Sami Zayn then makes his way to the ring. Karrion Kross blindsides him from behind, and Scarlett hands Kross a lead pipe. Kross hits Zayn with it, but Adam Pearce and other officials intervene. Officials then try helping Zayn to the back, but Zayn breaks free of them and tries to convince Adam Pearce to let him take part in his upcoming match. Pearce says no, but Zayn breaks free once again and decides to compete anyways. 

Bron Breakker then makes his way to the ring. 

Sami Zayn vs. Bron Breakker

The bell rings and Zayn looks to fire off strikes on Breakker. Breakker ducks out of the way, then sends Zayn crashing into the corner and fires off shoulders on his midsection. He follows it up with a gutbuster and continues wearing down Zayn, then lands a belly-to-belly suplex on him. Zayn runs over Breakker with a clothesline to him, then looks to fly off the middle rope. Breakker intercepts Zayn with a double ax handle to his midsection. Zayn then looks to fly off the middle once again, but Breakker catches him with a spear.

Zayn rolls out of the ring, but Breakker follow him and delivers a running spear to him. He dumps Zayn back inside the ring and runs the ropes, then lands another spear on Zayn for the win.

Winner: Bron Breakker

Becky Lynch then makes her way to the ring.

We Hear From Becky Lynch

Lynch says Bayley and Lyra Valkyria both lost their Number One Contenders Women's Intercontinental Championship match, but now she's at a numbers disadvantage in their Women's Intercontinental Championship Evolution Triple Threat Match. Lynch says she understands that Pearce needs her to be on the Evolution card because she's hot, but says she deserves to pick her own opponent like IYO SKY and Tiffany Stratton. She says Bayley and Valkyria know that the only way they can dethrone her is to work together.

Bayley's music hits, and she makes her way out. Valkyria follows behind Bayley, then asks Lynch what she's talking about and says her Women's Intercontinental Championship is wrapped around someone as delusional as Lynch. Bayley says the way she sees it, she should be standing in the ring as the Women's Intercontinental Championship but Valkyria cost her two weeks ago. Valkyria says Bayley is finally speaking to her, but Bayley tells Valkyria to let things go and says she no longer needs any friends because she needs the Women's Intercontinental Championship .

Lynch says Bayley has finally learned her lession and tells Valkyria that Bayley dropped her like a hot potato at WrestleMania 41. Valkyria then informs Bayley that Lynch attacked her and then called her to be her tag team partner, but Lynch points out there was hesitation in her voice and says she warned Valkyria. Valkyria tells Bayley that it was nice of her to admit she doesn't care about friendship when it comes to gold, then says that makes Bayley just like Lynch. She says she has to rescue the Women's Intercontinental Championship from two massive disappointments.

Bayley says she sat front row when Valkyria became the first ever Women's Intercontinental Championship. She says she's supported Valkyria, but she also watched her lose the Women's Intercontinental Championship to Lynch and raise her hand. Valkyria and Bayley then begin to brawl, but Valkyria lands a kick on Bayley through the middle rope. Lynch looks to blindside Valkyria from behind, but Valkyria lands a Night Wing on both Lynch and Bayley. She picks up the Women's Intercontinental Championship and raises Lynch's hand, then says that will be the last time Lynch's hand is raised while holding the title.

Jey Uso then makes his way to the ring. Bronson Reed follows.

Jey Uso vs. Bronson Reed

The bell rings and Jey fires off right hands on Reed's head. He rocks him with a series of kicks including an enzuigiri in the corner, but Reed levels Jey with a standing splash and lands a double ax handle on his spine. He delivers an elbow to his head and follows it up with an elbow drop, but Jey lands a tope suicida on Reed that sends him crashing over the announce desk.

Jey clears the announce desk, then superkicks Reed onto one of the chairs from the announce desk and delivers a second superkick to him. He then looks to land another tope suicida, but Reed throws the chair at Jey and follows it up with a Tsunami. He lands another one on Jey, but Adam Pearce and other officials run down to the ring looking to stop Reed.

Winner: Jey Uso (via disqualification)

El Grande Americano then makes his way to the ring. Dragon Lee follows.

El Grande Americano vs. Dragon Lee

The bell rings and the two lock up. Lee sends Americano crashing into the mat, then levels Americano with a crossbody. Americano lands an arm drag on Lee, but Lee sends Americano crashing into the middle turnbuckle face first and levels him with a dropkick. He clotheslines Americano out of the ring and lands a dropkick on him through the bottom rope that sends him crashing over the announce desk, then looks to take flight. Americano catches Lee with an enzuigiri and sends him crashing into the ring steps, then fires off right hands on him.

Americano dumps Lee back into the ring and sits him on the top rope, but Lee sends Americano crashing into the mat. Lee flies over the top rope to level Americano, but Americano turns Lee inside out with a spear for the win.

Winner: El Grande Americano

GUNTHER then makes his way to the ring. 

We Hear From GUNTHER

GUNTHER says he will defend his World Heavyweight Championship against Goldberg. He says Goldberg has done nothing about GUNTHER dragging his name through the mud, then says he can only assume Goldberg is afraid of him.

We see a vintage red car pull up to the arena, and Goldberg gets out of it before he makes his way down to the ring. He clocks GUNTHER and looks to land a spear on him, but GUNTHER rolls out of the ring before he can.

Penta then makes his way to the ring. Seth Rollins and Paul Heyman follow.

Seth Rollins (w/ Paul Heyman) vs. Penta

The bell rings and Penta levels Rollins with a superkick that sends him crashing out of the ring. He follows it up with an overhand chop, but Penta clotheslines Rollins over the top rope and out of the ring. He lands a senton on him to level him on the outside.

Rollins and Penta get back inside the ring, and Rollins mocks Penta. Penta fires off right hands and left hands on him, then sends him crashing into the mat with a Sling Blade and lands an enzuigiri on him in the corner. He follows it up with a modified Bronco Buster on Rollins in the corner, then lands a Lung Blower on him out of the corner and goes for a pin. Rollins kicks out.

Rollins ascends to the top rope and connects with a Frog Splash on Penta, then goes for a pin but Penta kicks out. Penta then lands the Penta Driver on Rollins and pins him, but Rollins kicks out. Rollins then lands a Buckle Bomb on Penta, but Penta responds with a Mexican Destroyer to Rollins and goes for a pin. Rollins grabs onto the bottom rope to break the fall, then low blows Penta while the referee is looking away. He follows it up with a Curb Stomp for the win.

Winner: Seth Rollins

After the match, Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed join Rollins at ringside. LA Knight blindsides Rollins from behind, but retreats through the crowd when Breakker and Reed slide into the ring.

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