WWE RAW 25: Results, live updates, highlights, returns

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Say what you will about wrestling fans, but boy are they loyal.

Over the course of 25 years, hundreds upon hundreds of TV shows have come and gone across cable TV airwaves, some not seeing the the second half of a first season. This hasnt been the case for "RAW", WWE's flagship show for 25 years.


And much like some long-standing TV show leads, there has been no shortage of star power to come the WWE's way. Just look at some of the names returning to the show tonight: The Undertaker, Shawn Michaels, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, Trish Stratus, the Dudley Boyz and, of course, The Brooklyn Brawler.


Through the years, there have been so many reinventions of the show and the product, but tonight a melding of eras will bring wrestling fans old and new nostalgia and memories from two — TWO — locations in New York. 

That's right, "RAW 25" is so big, it will be broadcast from two venues in New York: Part of the show will take place at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, and the other in the Mahattan Center.

It's a jam-packed edition of "Monday Night RAW," set to deliver the same stuff you've grown to love — and hate — over almost three decades of pro-wrestling action.

(All times Eastern.)
WWE RAW 25 results

9:46 p.m.: Bray Wyatt wrestling in the Manhattan Center vs. Matt Hardy. Sweet.

9:39 p.m.: Really cool spot with Charlotte Flair and Ric Flair. Glad to see Ric in good spirits after his brush with death some months ago.

9:36 p.m.: Rollins and Jordan with the Bar scuffle a bit, and Rollins inadvertently nails Jordan with a flying knee. The beginning of the end?

9:32 p.m.: Seth Rollins and Jason Jordan are guests of the Peep Show. Crowd is booing Jordan relentlessly. 

9:30 p.m.: Christian is in the ring, Peep Show!

9:26 p.m.: A bit predictable, but a good match nonetheless, and the IC title is back where it belongs.



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