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WWE Raw Results – 30/12/24 (Last Raw on USA Network, CM Punk and Seth "Freakin" Rollins Set to Appear)

Catch all the action from WWE Raw on 30/12/24, marking the final episode on the USA Network. CM Punk and Seth "Freakin" Rollins make their appearances in a night filled with intense moments and surprises. Don't miss this historic episode!

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WWE Raw Results – 30/12/24 (Last Raw on USA Network, CM Punk and Seth Freakin Rollins Set to Appear)
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31 Dec 2024 10:00 AM IST

WWE Raw Results

December 30, 2024

Houston, Texas (Toyota Center)

Commentary: Joe Tessitore and Wade Barrett

Results by: Mike Tedesco

WWE’s Epic Tribute: "Then. Now. Forever. Together."

The opening video package flashes across the screen, showcasing the history and legacy of WWE. The iconic phrase resonates as the camera transitions to an aerial shot of the Toyota Center. This marks the 1,203rd and final episode of Raw on the USA Network.

Pre-Show Arrivals

Earlier today, Seth "Freakin" Rollins was spotted arriving at the arena, ready for his monumental match. CM Punk, his opponent for tonight, was also seen entering the building, setting the stage for what promises to be an explosive encounter.

Ringside

At ringside, Joe Tessitore and Wade Barrett greet the viewers. Tessitore highlights the significance of the night as the final episode of Raw on the USA Network, although SmackDown will continue on the channel. Starting next week, Raw will make its new home on Netflix. Barrett adds that the first ninety minutes of tonight’s show will be commercial-free, and we’re about to hear from "Main Event" Jey Uso to kick things off.

The New Day's Surprise Arrival

Suddenly, The New Day's music blares through the arena, and Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods march out. The crowd erupts into a loud chorus of boos as they make their way to the ring. The duo seems confused by the overwhelming negativity. Woods attempts to speak, but is drowned out by the chants of "New Day sucks." Kingston tries to calm the crowd, but the boos only grow louder. They struggle to make their case but are interrupted by the arrival of Main Event Jey Uso.

Jey Uso’s Moment

Jey Uso emerges through the crowd, his arrival electrifying the audience. He enters the ring, confronting the dismayed Kingston and Woods. Leading the crowd in a loud "YEET!" chant, Uso addresses them, poking fun at their attempts to speak over the furious crowd. He tells Kingston and Woods that they’ve made a mistake, and with the crowd fully behind him, Uso delivers a decisive "New Day sucks."

As tensions rise, Uso moves on to address other pressing matters, like Solo Sikoa and the New Bloodline. He vows to handle Drew McIntyre as well and calls McIntyre out for a "YEET-down."

Solo Sikoa’s Warning

A chilling video package from Solo Sikoa airs, flanked by Jacob Fatu and Tama Tonga. Sikoa warns Uso not to worry, claiming last Monday was just the beginning. He tells Uso that his alliance with Sami Zayn is costing him, and that he will take down Roman Reigns in the upcoming Tribal Combat match. Sikoa declares himself as the true Tribal Chief, and that Uso will eventually acknowledge him as such.

Drew McIntyre Strikes

Before Uso can respond, Drew McIntyre suddenly appears from the crowd, ambushing him from behind. McIntyre taunts Uso, reminding him that he called for this confrontation. The two brawl, with McIntyre attempting to land a Claymore Kick, only to be superkicked by Uso. The fight continues until WWE officials rush to the ring, trying to separate them.

As McIntyre is escorted up the aisle, he breaks free and charges back to the ring, landing a brutal Claymore Kick on Uso. McIntyre stands tall, signaling that Uso is next in line for destruction.

Backstage: Cathy Kelley with American Made

Cathy Kelley catches up with Chad Gable and American Made backstage. Gable, looking determined, talks about his upcoming match with Otis. Gable, fed up with the talk about his struggles, vows to settle things tonight. He promises that this will be his final lesson to Otis, solidifying that the master always reigns supreme.

Chad Gable vs. Otis

The match between Chad Gable and Otis gets underway, with both competitors bringing their A-game. Gable targets Otis’ injured knee, using every tactic at his disposal, from German suplexes to dragon screws. Otis, on the other hand, powers through, using his raw strength to take control. After a hard-fought battle, Otis seems to be on the verge of victory, but Gable manages to escape with a foot on the ropes.

The action spills outside as American Made interferes, attacking Otis’ allies. The chaos escalates, with Maxxine Dupri getting involved, taking down Ivy Nile with a Thesz press. The match continues with Otis dominating, but Gable’s resilience keeps him in the fight. The finish comes as Otis finally locks in an Ankle Lock, forcing Gable to tap out.

Ivy Nile grabs Otis’ ankle, getting dragged into the ring. Otis appears confused. Gable quickly takes Otis down and grapevines his leg, locking in the Ankle Lock. Otis yells in pain, but he’s far from the ropes. Despite his efforts to power through, he has no choice but to tap out in the center of the ring.

Winner by Submission: Chad Gable

Video Segment: Rhea Ripley reflects on her 2024 journey. She recalls how the year was supposed to be hers, with a year-long reign as Women’s World Champion and a successful journey into and out of WrestleMania. However, after losing focus, she now recognizes that betrayal and backstabbing from Liv Morgan have caused her downfall. As the new year approaches, Ripley declares that the drama between them must come to an end.

Liv Morgan responds, emphasizing how she promised to take everything from Ripley, which she has done — not just the arm, but also Ripley’s championship, spot in the Judgment Day, and her man, “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio. Morgan is having fun, but agrees this saga must end.

Ripley retorts, saying Morgan has cleared her of all dead weight, and Ripley will return the favor by reclaiming the Women’s World Championship, a title she never truly lost. Morgan insists she’s been one step ahead, always staying on top even when Ripley thought she had the upper hand. Ripley counters, saying Morgan is out of moves and that no one can save her next Monday. This needs to end.

The Judgment Day’s Clubhouse:

“Dirty” Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh, and Carlito discuss Liv Morgan’s potential plan. Raquel Rodriguez is uncertain, but Finn Bálor is convinced Morgan has a trick up her sleeve. He tells Rodriguez to pass along his well wishes to Morgan for next week. They fire up with plans for the War Raiders and Damian Priest.

Backstage Segment:

Raw General Manager Adam Pearce is seen talking with CM Punk. Meanwhile, Zoey Stark warms up with the Pure Fusion Collective. Dakota Kai and IYO SKY are also shown preparing.

R-Truth vs. Pete Dunne:

As R-Truth makes his entrance, Pete Dunne ambushes him in the aisle, mounting and punching him. WWE officials and referees rush to break up the attack as Dunne shouts, “I’m nobody’s Butch!” and is pulled away.

Backstage Interview with Damage CTRL (IYO SKY and Dakota Kai):

Cathy Kelley asks about the possibility of them facing off in the Women’s Intercontinental Championship Tournament Finals. Dakota Kai expresses excitement over eliminating Zoey Stark after the Pure Fusion Collective’s attack on Kairi Sane. IYO SKY notes that if she faces Kai in the finals, it would be a great match, but tonight belongs to Damage CTRL.

Women’s Intercontinental Championship Tournament – Semifinal Match:

Zoey Stark vs. Dakota Kai

The match begins with Kai immediately taking Stark down with a pump kick. Stark tries to fight back, reversing whips and hitting shoulder thrusts in the corner. After a series of counters, Stark nails a superkick and attempts a German Suplex on the apron, but Kai escapes and attacks her. Back in the ring, Stark taunts Kai with the championship and chokes her on the ropes. Both women exchange near falls, and after a series of impactful moves, Stark attempts a powerbomb, but Kai counters with a roll-up for the win.

Winner by Pinfall: Dakota Kai

Dakota Kai advances to the Finals of the Women’s Intercontinental Championship Tournament.

Video: A tribute to the history of Monday Night Raw, showcasing iconic moments from its debut in January 1993, including unforgettable matches and stars.

Backstage Segment:

Adam Pearce speaks with Seth "Freakin" Rollins, while Lyra Valkyria is shown preparing for her match.

The Judgment Day makes their entrance for the next match.

6-Man Tag Team Match:

The Judgment Day (Finn Bálor, JD McDonagh, and “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio) w/ Carlito vs. World Tag Team Champions The War Raiders (Erik and Ivar) and Damian Priest

The match begins with Damian Priest taking on Finn Bálor. Both teams battle back and forth with fast-paced action. The War Raiders dominate early on, hitting various slams and high-impact moves. However, The Judgment Day uses quick tags and sneak attacks to gain control. In the end, Priest hits a spinning South of Heaven on Mysterio for the win.

Winners by Pinfall: The War Raiders and Damian Priest

Post-match, The Judgment Day attacks Priest, but the War Raiders intervene to save him.

Backstage Segment:

A furious Jey Uso is walking backstage when GM Adam Pearce informs him he’ll face Drew McIntyre next week on Raw.

Ludwig Kaiser calls out Bron Breakker in the ring, demanding respect.

Sheamus’ music hits, and the Celtic Warrior heads to the ring for a confrontation. Kaiser tries to attack Sheamus, but Sheamus fights back, eventually delivering a devastating Brogue Kick to send Kaiser reeling.

Backstage Segment:

Rey Mysterio and the LWO speak to Alpha Academy, with Mysterio encouraging Otis ahead of his next match. The New Day sarcastically claps for Mysterio, sparking a verbal exchange between the groups.

Women’s Intercontinental Championship Tournament – Semifinal Match:

IYO SKY vs. Lyra Valkyria

The match is a back-and-forth battle with both women showing technical skill and high-flying moves. Lyra Valkyria continues to target IYO SKY’s injured knee, while SKY uses her speed to mount offense. After a series of impressive near falls, Valkyria pulls off the win with a spinning neckbreaker.

Winner by Pinfall: Lyra Valkyria

Lyra Valkyria advances to the Finals, where she will face Dakota Kai for the Women’s Intercontinental Championship.

Video: Roman Reigns vs. Solo Sikoa in a Tribal Combat Match next week on Raw.

CM Punk and Seth Rollins Face-Off:

The final segment of the evening sees Seth Rollins addressing CM Punk in a heated exchange. Punk expresses no regret about leaving WWE years ago and mocks Rollins for his supposed "martyr" status. Rollins counters, calling Punk a coward who abandoned his family. The two men argue over the past and what’s to come, setting the stage for their highly anticipated match next week on Raw.

Quick Match Results

— Chad Gable def. Otis via Submission

— Dakota Kai def. Zoey Stark in a Women’s Intercontinental Championship Tournament Semifinal Match

— World Tag Team Champions The War Raiders (Erik and Ivar) and Damian Priest def. The Judgment Day (Finn Bálor, JD McDonagh, and “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio) in a 6-Man Tag Team Match

— Lyra Valkyria def. IYO SKY in a Women’s Intercontinental Championship Tournament Semifinal Match

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