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The Lowdown
Raw is leaning hard into champions who can’t win clean, and the crowd is starting to turn on it in the best way. Penta’s briefcase is the wild card now; every Zayn defense becomes a possible cash-in.
Key Takeaways
- Sami Zayn retained the Undisputed WWE Championship against Je’Von Evans in an impromptu match (WWE).
- Bron Breakker attacked Penta to stop a Money in the Bank cash-in (WWE).
- Bayley beat Lyra Valkyria in a No Disqualification match (WWE).
- Becky Lynch beat Liv Morgan by DQ after The Judgment Day interfered, so Morgan kept the Women’s World title; Stephanie Vaquer was not medically cleared (WWE).
The Story
Monday’s Raw was full of near-misses. Sami Zayn was forced into an impromptu Undisputed WWE Championship defense against Je’Von Evans, and Penta came out to cash in Money in the Bank. Bron Breakker attacked him at ringside, and in the distraction Zayn hit Evans with the Helluva Kick for a controversial win. Breakker and Bronson Reed then laid out Penta and Evans (WWE).
Bayley beat Lyra Valkyria in a No Disqualification match that used chairs, kendo sticks, tables and trash cans, finishing with a flying elbow through a table and a kendo stick crossface (WWE).
With Stephanie Vaquer not medically cleared, Liv Morgan defended the Women’s World title against Becky Lynch. When Lynch locked in the Dis-arm-her, The Judgment Day attacked and the referee called for the bell, giving Lynch the win by DQ but leaving the title with Morgan (WWE).
Also on the show: IYO SKY beat Raquel Rodriguez, and Ethan Page and Big Cass beat Chad Gable and Dragon Lee (WWE).
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