WWE Raw Results 12/1 - Two Last Time Is Now Semifinals Matches, World Tag Team Championship On The Line

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for "WWE Raw" on December 1, 2025, coming to you live from the Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona!

The two competitors who will take part in the finals of The Last Time Is Now Tournament will be determined tonight, as LA Knight collides with Jey Uso while GUNTHER goes head-to-head with MFT leader Solo Sikoa in a pair of semifinals matches. Knight and Jey defeated The Miz and Rusev in the quarterfinals respectively, while GUNTHER and Sikoa scored victories against Carmelo Hayes and Penta in their respective quarterfinals matches.

Dragon Lee and AJ Styles will be putting the World Tag Team Championship on the line for the first time since retaining against Judgment Day's Finn Balor and JD McDonagh on the November 3 episode of "Raw" as they defend against Xavier Woods and Kofi Kingston. The New Day members have been on a quest to regain the World Tag Team Championship since losing them to the aforementioned Bablor and McDonagh on the June 30 edition of "Raw".

While nothing else has been officially advertised for tonight's show, there are sure to be ramifications felt after the events of WWE Survivor Series: WarGames. Liv Morgan made her return to help Dominik Mysterio become a two time Intercontinental Championship, while Stephanie Vaquer retained her Women's World Championship against Nikki Bella. Rhea Ripley, IYO SKY, AJ Lee, Charlotte Flair, and Alexa Bliss also emerged victorious against Asuka, Kairi Sane, Becky Lynch, Nia Jax, and Lash Legend in the Women's WarGames Match, while a mystery intruder helped Bronson Reed, Bron Breakker, Brock Lesnar, Logan Paul, and Drew McIntyre defeat the aforementioned Jey, Jimmy Uso, World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk, Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes, and Rman Reigns in the Men's WarGames match.

We are live! Wade Barrett and Joe Tessitore greet audiences at home before the show kicks off with a video recapping the events of Survivor Series: WarGames.

We then see Dominik Mysterio and Liv Morgan pull up to the arena in a low rider, with Raquel Rodriguez and JD McDonagh giving Morgan warmer receptions than Roxanne Perez and Finn Balor. 

IYO SKY and Rhea Ripley then make their way to the ring. 

We Hear From Rhea Ripley and IYO SKY

Ripley says that while Becky Lynch, Nia Jax, Lash Legend, Asuka, and Kairi Sane may have won the battle, herself, SKY, Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss, and AJ Lee won the war. She says things are far from over because Asuka and Sane hurt SKY, then says herself and SKY want revenge which starts with dethroning Asuka and Sane as Women's Tag Team Champions.

SKY says isn't ready for Rhiyo, but before she can continue, Flair and Bliss' music cut her off and they makes her way to the ring. Bliss says she was happy Ripley and SKY could put aside their differences with herself and Flair, and Flair says while she and Bliss understand wanting to stand up for someone you're close to, they still want a Women's Tag Team Championship rematch.

Ripley says she respects Flair and Bliss, but they need to get to the back of the line because they couldn't beat Asuka and Sane. Flair says she doesn't step aside for anyone and tells Ripley to prove it to her. Bliss then challenges Ripley and SKY to a match on behalf of Flair and herself.

Jey Uso then makes his way to the ring. LA Knight follows. 

LA Knight vs. Jey Uso in a Semifinals Match for the The Last Time Is Now Tournament

The bell rings and Knight sends Jey crashing into the ring post shoulder first. The two men then lock up, but Knight fires off stomps on Jey in the corner and charges at him looking to deliver a Hip Attack. Jey moves out of the way and rocks Knight with an enzuigiri, then low bridges Knight out of the ring and flies over the top rope to level him on the outside.

During the commercial break, Knight rains down right hands on Jey in the corner. He lands a dropkick on Jey through the middle rope, then sends his face bouncing off the announce desk repeatedly and dumps him back in the ring. Knight pins Jey, but Jey kicks out and fires off stomps on his shoulder. He rocks him with a right hand, then fires off a shoulder on his midsection and sits him on the top rope.

Knight joins Jey on the ropes, then looks to connect with a superplex on him back from the break. Jey fights his way out of it and fires off right hands on Knight, and the two men then send one another crashing off the ropes and onto the floor on the outside.

The referee begins a ten count, but both Knight and Jey beat it. Jey lands an enzuigiri on Knight, then ascends to the top rope and looks to land a double splash on Knight. Knight moves out of the way and sends Jey crashing into the mat, then goes for a pin, but Jey kicks out.

Jey connects with a spear on Knight and pins him, but Knight kicks out and Jey ascends to the top rope. He lands a superplex on Jey, but Jey levels Knight with a spear and ascends to the top rope. He connects with an Uso Splash and goes for a pin, but Knight transitions into a pinfall of his own for the win.

Winner: LA Knight

After the match, Jey begins throwing around a bunch of things at ringside out of anger including the giant PRIME Hydration bottle, several smaller PRIME Hydration bottles, and the ring steps. 

Dominik Mysterio's music then hits, and he makes his way to the ring alongside Roxanne Perez, Raquel Rodriguez, JD McDonagh, and Finn Balor. 

We Hear From Judgment Day

Dominik says John Cena is the greatest of all time, but he just beat the greatest of all time. He calls himself the greatest Mysterio, the greatest Luchador of all time, and the greatest Intercontinental Champion of all time. He says he couldn't have done it alone without Balor, McDonagh, Perez, and Rodriguez, but there was one person he definitely could not have done it without: Liv Morgan.

Morgan's music hits and she makes her way to the ring. Morgan says she's back and says no one saw her coming including Cena. Dominik says Judgment Day knew Cena would figure out their plan, but with an ace up his sleeve, he got back his Intercontinental Championship and Morgan. Morgan says she's been hearing people say that Judgment Day is weak, has lost some of its goals, and is falling apart. She says that all changes now that she's back, then says Judgment Day is coming for everything that's theirs. She says Judgment Day officially runs "Raw" again before she slaps Dominik out of anger. She then hugs him and kisses Dominik on the cheek.

We then head over to a video of Maxxine Dupri training with Natalya in The Dungeon 2.0. 

Dragon Lee and AJ Styles then make their way to the ring. The New Day and Grayson Waller follow.

Dragon Lee and AJ Styles (c) vs. The New Day (w/ Grayson Waller) for the World Tag Team Championship

The bell rings and New Day goes straight after Styles and Lee. Kofi Kingston flies off the top rope and delivers a double stomp to Styles as Xavier Woods holds him in place, but Lee tags back in and delivers a hurricanrana into Woods that sends him crashing on top of Kingston and Waller on the outside.

Lee delivers a stomp to Kingston's upper spine during the commercial break and dumps him back in the ring. Waller gets in Lee's face, opening the door for Woods to deliver a double stomp to Lee off the top rope as Lee is draped on the middle rope. Woods and Kingston then deliver the Unicorn Stampede to Lee, and Kingston pins him.

Lee kicks out, but Kingston wears him down with a submission hold. Lee powers up to his feet and tags in Styles as Woods tags in on his side. Styles levels Woods with a few strikes and a clothesline on him in the corner, but Kingston makes the blind tag in. Styles cinches in the Calf Crusher on Kingston and wears him down with it before Lee and Woods tag back in.

Woods delivers a kick to Styles that sends him crashing off the apron, but Kingston tags back in and delivers a shotgun dropkick to Lee's midsection as he's draped off the top rope by his knees. Styles drapes Kingston off the top rope, and Lee delivers a double stomp to his spine. Lee flies through the middle rope to level Woods and Waller on the outside with a tope suicida, and Styles connects with a Styles Clash on Kingston for the win.

Winners (and still): Dragon Lee and AJ Styles

The Vision then makes their way to the ring.

We Hear From The Vision

Paul Heyman begins gloating about The Vision, Brock Lesnar, and Drew McIntyre winning the Men's WarGames match. He says no one was escaping the cage with Bronson Reed in it or with Logan Paul being "The Maverick", then says CM Punk will lose the World Heavyweight Championship to the uncrowned World Champion of the globe in Bron Breakker.

Breakker says the hooded figure tried ruining his moment on Saturday, then says while he thought he would have to level up to have Punk, he realized that wasn't the case in WarGames. He says Punk is no different than any other veteran living in their past glory or an egomaniac like Seth Rollins, then says Punk tried to ruin his life on Saturday and he's now going to ruin his life. He says he'll be standing over Punk on January 5, then says Punk will look in his eyes and realize he's not the "Best In The World" like he is.

We then head backstage and see Jackie Redmond trying to catch up with Jey Uso. Jey brushes her off, then says that Roman Reigns said it best when he said that the title looks best on Reigns' shoulders rather than his own.

GUNTHER then makes his way to the ring. Solo Sikoa and Talla Tonga follow. 

GUNTHER vs. Solo Sikoa (w/ Talla Tonga) in a Semifinals Match for the The Last Time Is Now Tournament

The bell rings and the two lock up. GUNTHER runs over Sikoa with a big boot, then sends him crashing out of the ring. During the commercial break, GUNTHER stares down Talla on the outside. Sikoa sends GUNTHER crashing into the ring post face first, but GUNTHER sends Sikoa crashing into the ring steps.

Back from the break, GUNTHER fires off chops on Sikoa inside the ring. Sikoa responds with a bodyslam to GUNTHER, then connects with a superplex on GUNTHER.

During another commercial break, GUNTHER ascends to the top rope and delivers a splash to Sikoa off the top rope. Sikoa responds with Spinning Solo to GUNTHER and goes for a pin, but GUNTHER kicks out and runs over Sikoa with a clothesline back from the break. Sikoa calls for the Samoan Spike on GUNTHER, but GUNTHER avoids it by firing off a series of chops on Sikoa. Sikoa delivers a second Spinning Solo to GUNTHER, then ascends to the top rope and delivers a splash to him. He goes for a pin, but GUNTHER kicks out.

Sikoa sets up for the Samoan Spike, but GUNTHER catches him in a sleeper hold. Sikoa grabs onto the top rope to break the hold, but GUNTHER delivers a German suplex to Sikoa. As the referee fixes the top turnbuckle that Sikoa had pulled off. Talla runs over GUNTHER with a boot and holds him in place for Sikoa to deliver a Samoan Spike to him before GUNTHER manages to low blow Talla.

The referee catches Sikoa and Talla, and as he berates Talla, GUNTHER delivers a low blow to Sikoa. He follows it up with a powerbomb to Sikoa for the win.

Winner: GUNTHER

After the match, LA Knight makes his way to the ring and briefly confronts GUNTHER. 

We then head backstage, and see Dragon Lee and AJ Styles approach Adam Pearce to ask if they can defend the World Tag Team Championship against The War Raiders. Pearce happily obliges and makes things official.

Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss then make their way to the ring. Rhea Ripley and IYO SKY follow. 

Rhea Ripley and IYO SKY vs. Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss

The bell rings and the two lock up. Flair tags in and sends Ripley crashing off the apron, but Bliss tags in and SKY lands a shotgun dropkick on her during the commercial break. Ripley tags in and sends Bliss crashing into the mat, then cinches in a Texas Cloverleaf on her.

Ripley knocks Flair off the apron back from the break, then tags SKY back in. SKY pins Bliss, but Bliss kicks out and SKY sets up for a meteora on her in the corner. Bliss moves out of the way to avoid it, but SKY catches her with a flapjack.

Ripley and Flair tag in, and Flair catches Ripley with a back elbow. Ripley fires off several strikes of her own on Flair, and the two exchange chops with one another before Ripley lands a headbutt on Flair.

During another commercial break, SKY delivers an Asai Moonsault to Bliss and Flair on the outside and off the ropes. Flair then cinches in a Boston Crab on SKY, but SKY reverses into a pinfall. Flair kicks out and delivers a German suplex to SKY, then sends her crashing into the top turnbuckle face first and jams her boot into SKY.

Back from the break, SKY delivers a meteora to Flair's face and tags in Ripley. Ripley then pins Flair, but Flair kicks out and delivers a boot to Ripley's face. Bliss then spikes Ripley with a DDT and pins her, but Ripley kicks out. Bliss sets up for Twisted Bliss on Ripley, but Ripley avoids it and tags in SKY.

Flair tags in and delivers Natural Selection to SKY. Bliss follows it up with a Sister Abigail to SKY and pins her, but Ripley breaks the fall.

Ripley sends Flair crashing off the apron and onto the floor. She drags SKY into the corner and tags herself in, then sets up for Razor's Edge on Bliss. Bliss avoids it and sets up for Sister Abigail on Ripley, but Ripley escapes and rocks Bliss with a headbutt. She follows it up with a Rip Tide to her and tags in SKY. SKY then delivers Over The Moonsault to Bliss and pins her, but Flair sends herself and Ripley crashing into Bliss and SKY to break the fall.

Asuka and Kairi Sane run down to the ring and begin attacking SKY, causing the disqualification.

Winners: N/A (no contest)

After the match, Bayley and Lyra Valkyria run down to the ring to come to SKY's aid. They beat down Asuka and Sane, and Valkyria gets up on the announce desk looking to fly off it to level Sane. Liv Morgan appears out of nowhere and trips Sane as Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez attack Asuka and Bayley in the ring. Rodriguez and Perez then grab the Women's Tag Team Championship belts and hold them up as Morgan joins them in the ring and the show goes off the air.

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