WWE RAW Results Coverage, Reactions and Highlights for October 28, 2024

It’s Monday night, and you know what that means! The WWE Crown Jewel go-home episode of RAW will go down tonight, and Ringside News has got you covered with live play-by-play results coverage for the October 28, 2024 episode.

The start time for WWE RAW is 8:00 PM EST. Match-by-match highlights and results from the show will take place on this very page. Feel free to leave any reactions in the comment section below.

WWE RAW Lineup (10/28/2024):

• WWE World Tag Team Championship #1 Contender’s Tournament Finals Match: LWO (WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio and Dragon Lee) vs. The New Day (Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods) vs. War Raiders (Erik and Ivar)
• Singles Match: The Judgment Day’s “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio vs. a former World Champion
• Singles Match: American Made’s Ivy Nile vs. LWO’s Zelina Vega
• Singles Match: “The Celtic Warrior” Sheamus vs. Imperium’s Ludwig Kaiser

WWE RAW Results (10/28/2024):

The show opens up with a shot of tonight’s host venue followed by a shot of the handlers of the Crown Jewel Championship arriving at the arena. We then see The Judgment Day arriving at the arena and Seth “Freakin” Rollins exiting an elevator.

Joe Tessitore and Wade Barrett then welcomes us to the show and talks about Trick Williams retaining his NXT Championship at Halloween Havoc. Tessitore and Barrett then sends us to a video package looking at last week’s RAW, where Bron Breakker defeated Jey Uso to win back the Intercontinental Championship after interference from The Bloodline.

We then get video footage from last Friday’s Smackdown of The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin) defeating Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa to win the WWE Tag Team Titles after Jimmy Uso, Roman Reigns and Jey Uso shows up to fend off the new Bloodline.

“Main Event” Jey Uso then makes his way down to the ring through the crowd to address the WWE Universe. Jey Uso starts off by saying he is now in your city and a lot has happened over the last couple of weeks including losing the Intercontinental Championship and his ongoing issues with The Bloodline. Jey Uso then says there’s only one person that he wants to talk to after the events of WWE SmackDown this past Friday during the main event WWE Tag Team Championship match between The Bloodline and Motor City Machine Guns, wherein he cost The Bloodline the titles and reunited with Jimmy Uso. Jimmy Uso’s music then hits and he makes his way down to the ring. Jimmy Uso says he came out to look Jey in the eye and thank him for what he did on SmackDown. Jimmy Uso then says he and Jey need to be together to take down Solo Sikoa and the rest of The Bloodline, but Jey cuts him off and stares Jimmy down. Jey Uso then tells Jimmy Uso that they are not the ones and the last time he saw him was in April, when they were facing each other at WrestleMania 40. Jey Uso then says a lot has happened since then and the fans no longer get confused between who is who. Jey Uso then says he became Intercontinental Champion by himself and if they join forces, they aren’t going to be anyone’s yes men. Jimmy Uso then agrees and invites Jey to squash his beef with Roman Reigns on SmackDown this Friday. Jey Uso then agrees to show up and Jimmy asks if they’re good. Before Jey can answer, Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa look to blindside The Usos. Jimmy Uso then sees them coming and The Usos gain the upperhand over them. Solo Sikoa then orders Jacob Fatu to take down The Usos and Fatu does so. The Bloodline then ties Jimmy up on the ropes and holds him in place as Fatu places a chair on Jey in the corner and looks to hit him with a Hip Attack. Jey then tosses the chair at Fatu and The Usos send The Bloodline crashing out of the ring with a series of superkicks. Adam Pearce and other security guards then make their way down to the ring to keep The Usos and The Bloodline apart.

We then head to the back, where we see RAW General Manager Adam Pearce yelling at SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis over the phone for not getting control of his roster and allowing The Bloodline to come to RAW when they only agreed on Jimmy. Judgment Day then approaches Pearce and Pearce informs Dominik Mysterio that he will be taking on Damian Priest later tonight. Carlito then says that’s not cool. Pearce then tells them Happy Monday and walks away. Dominik then says he knows all of Priest’s tricks and he will take care of him. Finn Bálor then says Dominik needs to be careful. Dominik then says he will go out there by himself and will have the rest of the crew remain backstage.

Ludwig Kaiser then makes his way down to the ring for the first match of the night and Sheamus follows.

Singles Match: “The Celtic Warrior” Sheamus vs. Imperium’s Ludwig Kaiser

The match starts off with both men locking up. Both men then deliver some right hands on one another and Kaiser nails some chops on Sheamus. Sheamus then responds with a clothesline and a rolling Fireman’s Carry, then hits a knee on Kaiser’s neck. Kaiser then nails Sheamus with a clothesline and dropkicks him out of the ring under the bottom rope, then sends him crashing into the ring post face first and uses it to wear down Sheamus’ arm. Sheamus then returns the favor and sends Kaiser crashing into the ring post spine first. The referee then begins a ten count, but both men beat it. Sheamus then hits Kaiser with a couple of clotheslines and sets up for the Brogue Kick. Kaiser then low bridges Sheamus over the top rope and out of the ring, but Sheamus responds with The Ten Beats of the Bodhran, then follows it up with a clothesline off the top and goes for a pin and Kaiser kicks out. Sheamus then gets Kaiser on his back and climbs up the ropes, but Kaiser escapes and powerbombs Sheamus into the mat. Kaiser then follows it up with a kick to Sheamus’ chest and pins him, but Sheamus kicks out. Kaiser then delivers some right hands on Sheamus, but Sheamus responds with a kick to Kaiser’s midsection and follows it up with an enzuigiri. Sheamus then responds with a jumping knee and a Brogue Kick for the win.

The winner of the Singles Match, “The Celtic Warrior” Sheamus!

We then get a video promo from Rhea Ripley. Ripley says Raquel Rodriguez tried to paint a pretty picture of herself last week. Ripley then says Rodriguez betrayed her with malice and ego, whereas what she’s done to her and Liv Morgan has been deserved. Ripley then says she has made mistakes in the past. Ripley then says she only cares about regaining the Women’s World Championship and Rodriguez and Morgan will have to kill her to stop her.

We then head to the back and see The Usos run into Sami Zayn. Zayn asks to talk to Jey alone and Jimmy stares Zayn down before Jey tells him to give him and Zayn a minute. Zayn then questions if Jey is sure about reuniting with Jimmy and squashing his beef with Roman Reigns, but Jey says he thinks that Solo Sikoa is worse than Reigns. Zayn then says Sikoa didn’t play mental games with Jey for a couple years, then reminds him that he doesn’t need to get involved because it’s no longer his fight. Jey then tells Zayn he wouldn’t understand his decision because he isn’t family, then walks away.

We then get an ad for Tuesday’s episode of NXT, which included video footage of WWE Hall of Famer Bubba Ray Dudley helping Trick Williams. It also focuses on the two advertised title matches and ZARIA’s in-ring debut. Tessitore then hypes The Undertaker’s 1deadMAN shows in Texas.

We then get a video promo from WWE World Heavyweight Champion “The Ring General” GUNTHER. GUNTHER talks about Cody Rhodes and says he’s the golden boy for everyone else, then labels him a gutless champion. GUNTHER then says Cody drags everyone else into his business, including Randy Orton. GUNTHER then hypes the Smackdown tag team match and tells Cody to ask Orton what it’s like to be choked out by him. GUNTHER then says the same thing will happen to Cody and calls him a secondary champion.

We then get the entrances of the next match of the night, which is a Singles Match.

Singles Match: American Made’s Ivy Nile vs. LWO’s Zelina Vega

The match starts off with Vega slapping Nile. Nile then sends Vega crashing into the corner and delivers some right and left hands on her, then sends her crashing into the opposite corner and hits a kick on her face. Vega then knocks Nile out of the ring and hits her with a meteora off the ring apron. Vega then climbs to the top and hits Nile with a moonsault. Vega then goes for a pin, but Nile kicks out and hits a German suplex on Vega. Nile then goes for a pin of her own, but Vega kicks out. Vega then hits a chop block and a running knee on Nile, but Brutus Creed distracts the referee and Julius Creed keeps Vega from hitting a Code Red. Cruz Del Toro and Joaquin Wilde then get in their faces, but The Creed Brothers nail them, opening the door for Nile to hit Vega with a swinging uranage for the win.

The winner of the Singles Match, American Made’s Ivy Nile!

We then head to the back, where Jimmy Uso asks Jey Uso how his talk with Sami Zayn went. Jey then recalls telling Zayn that he wasn’t family. Jimmy then says well he’s not. Jey then says Sami stepped up when Jimmy left. Jimmy then asks Jey to let him talk to Sami. Jey then says he is worried that something bad will happen, but Jimmy assures him that he will just talk.

Seth Rollins is then shown walking backstage and Joe Tessitore hypes his appearance coming up next.

Seth “Freakin” Rollins then makes his way down to the ring to address the WWE Universe. Seth Rollins starts off by welcoming fans to Monday Night Rollins, then introduces himself and says that Bronson Reed is a monster. Rollins then says he’s one too and while he put that side of him to bed a long time ago, Reed has woken something up in him and reminded him what he’s capable of, which is something that he admits that he isn’t mad about. Reed then interrupts Rollins on the big screen and says he promised Pearce that he wouldn’t go into the arena tonight in order to prevent what happened last week. Reed then invites Rollins to come and meet him outside and Rollins storms up the ramp looking to find Reed. Both men then begin brawling in the parking lot and Rollins sends the door of one of the trucks outside the arena into Reed’s face. Rollins then hits Reed with a Curb Stomp on top of a car. Reed then hits Rollins with a garbage can and both men brawl in the truck, but Reed hits a Death Valley Driver on Rollins through a couple of table’s nearby. RAW General Manager Adam Pearce and several producers then checks on both men. Reed then stands up and walks away, while Rollins is still down.

We then get video footage from after last week’s RAW of The Miz telling Karrion Kross that it wasn’t working out and then wishing him good luck against The Wyatt Sicks. AOP then blocks The Miz’s path. Kross then yells about Paul Ellering taking a bullet for Miz. Kross then says the only two ways out were through them or The Wyatts, so The Miz thought they should have a conversation.

R-Truth was then shown with Otis, Akira Tozawa and Maxxine Dupri. Truth says they look better with the short, ugly guy. Otis then assumes he was referring to Master Gable. Truth then tells him he couldn’t say that on TV. The Miz then shows up and apologizes to Truth. Dupri then tells Truth not to listen to Miz, who says Truth should listen to Snow White and the Two Dorks. Truth then says Miz had a point and then dances with him before hitting him with a slap. Truth then says good luck with The Wyatts and you are all gonna die. Truth then calls Pete Dunne by the name Butch as he walks past and asks if he has seen Pete.

We then get the entrances of the next match of the night.

WWE World Tag Team Championship #1 Contender’s Tournament Finals Match: LWO (WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio and Dragon Lee) vs. The New Day (Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods) vs. War Raiders (Erik and Ivar)

The match starts off with Kofi Kingston, Ivar and Dragon Lee. Kingston and Lee each hit a couple of dropkicks on Ivar. Xavier Woods then gets in the ring, but Erik nails him and takes down Rey Mysterio alongside Ivar. Ivar and Erik then send Kingston and Woods crashing into each other, then send Lee over the top and out of the ring onto New Day and Rey on the outside. Woods, Erik and Rey then exchange right hands with one another. Rey then delivers several more on Erik, but Erik sends him crashing on top of Woods and tags in Ivar. Ivar then tags out to Erik and hits a bodyslam on Woods. Erik then bodyslams Ivar on top of Woods and goes for a pin, but Woods kicks out and Erik sends him crashing into Rey in the corner. Erik then nails Rey with a right hand, then tags Ivar back in. Erik then sends Rey over to Ivar, but Rey nails Ivar with a Tornado DDT and sends both him and Erik crashing out of the ring. Rey then looks to tag in Lee, but Woods nails Lee and hits a leg lariat on Rey. Ivar then nails Woods with a roundhouse kick, but Kingston tags in and takes down both Ivar and Rey. Kingston then sends Rey crashing on top of Ivar and hits a Boom Drop on both of them, then sets up for Trouble in Paradise on Ivar. Ivar then avoids it, but Kingston sends him crashing into the mat. Kingston then nails Ivar with a roundhouse kick that sends him crashing out of the ring, then climbs to the top and flies to land on everyone on the outside. Ivar then goes for a move in the corner, but Mysterio avoids it. Mysterio and Kingston then get to their feet. Kingston then kicks Mysterio and comes off the ropes for a sunset flip, but Rey rolls through and kicks him in the head. Lee and Erik then tag in and Lee cleans house, nailing Kofi before dodging a charging Erik and hitting an enzuigiri. Lee then climbs to the top rope and Kofi jumps up after him and goes for a superplex, but Lee knocks him down into the Tree of Woe and hits a double stomp off the top. Lee then dodges Erik again and hits a Hurricanrana, but Eric stays up. Erik then goes for the powerbomb, but Lee counters that into a DDT.

Lee then stands up and roars. Xavier Woods then tries to attack him from behind, but gets hit with a boot. Ivar then tries to climb back in the ring, but Lee dropkicks him off the apron, then dropkicks Kofi in the corner. Lee then goes for the pinfall, but Erik breaks it up. Erik then drags Lee to the corner and hits him with a forearm, then places him on the top rope and hits him with a chop. Eric then goes for a slam off the top, but Kofi jumps up to stop him. Kofi then tries to get Eric up for a superplex, but Lee flips over them and goes for a sunset flip powerbomb. Kof then fights out of it with punches. Rey is back and he punches Kofi. Rey then climbs to the top and hits a Hurricanrana off the top rope as Lee hits Kingston with a powerbomb. Woods then breaks up a pin and hits Lee with punches and chops, but Lee escapes out of a slam attempt and hits a big knee to the face. Lee then attacks Ivar in the corner, but Ivar drops him and gets hit by Mysterio with a West Coast Pop. Rey then gets punched by Erik, who takes a flying chop to the head from Kofi. Kofi then hits Lee with a backbreaker, then directs Woods to go up for Daylight. Woods is about to, but then sees Rey on the outside and runs at him instead, only for Rey to move, sending Woods flying to the outside. Lee then fights out of Kofi’s grip and hits a Hurricanrana that gets Kofi draped over the second rope. Lee then hits a running dive to the outside onto Woods and Rey goes for the 619, but Chad Gable appears out of nowhere and drags Rey out of the ring, applying an ankle lock on the outside. The War Raiders are back in the ring and Kofi tries to fight them off, but they hit a springboard clothesline/German suplex combination for the win.

The winners and new #1 Contender’s to the WWE World Tag Team Championships, War Raiders (Erik and Ivar)!

Joe Tessitore and Wade Barrett then talks at ringside about the Bronson Reed and Seth Rollins brawl. Tessitore says Rollins complained of back pain and was sent to a local emergency room.

We then head to the back, where The Miz throws a fit to Adam Pearce about not having security. Pearce then laughs and The Miz asks him what is so funny. Pearce then turns him around and The Final Testament is waiting. Karrion Kross tells The Miz to find Bo Dallas and ask why he’s getting involved in his business or he will break Miz’s legs.

Damian Priest then makes his way down to the ring for the main event of the night.

Jalen Brunson of the New York Knicks was then shown promoting the annual December 26 live event at Madison Square Garden and saying he will be there.

We then head to the back, where Jimmy Uso is looking for Sami Zayn and ends up finding Jey Uso outside the building. Jey then asks Jimmy if he spoke with Zayn yet. Jimmy then points to the parking lot where Zayn is shown speaking with Solo Sikoa. Jimmy then says he told Jey and adds that the two of them and Reigns has to handle things.

Dominik Mysterio then makes his way down to the ring.

Singles Match: The Judgment Day’s “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio vs. Damian Priest

The match starts off with Dominik nailing Priest from behind. Dominik then delivers some right hands and stomps on Priest, but Priest returns the favor and sends Dominik crashing into the corner. Dominik then sends Priest crashing into the middle rope, but Priest nails him and sends him out of the ring over the top rope. Priest then sends Dominik crashing into the barricade spine first, then looks to send him crashing into the ring post. Dominik then escapes and sends Priest crashing into the ring post, then hits him with a tope suicida. Dominik then hits the Three Amigos on Priest. Priest then counters one of the suplexes into a Broken Arrow, then follows it up with a right hand and a clothesline. Priest then hits a back elbow on Dominik in the corner and hits him with an elevated flatliner, then goes for a pin but Dominik kicks out. Priest then hits Dominik with a clothesline and calls for South of Heaven, but Dominik rolls out of the ring before Priest can hit the maneuver. Priest then follows Dominik out of the ring and sends him crashing over the announce desk. Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez then appear at ringside and distract the referee and Carlito and JD McDonagh attack Priest. Priest then quickly recovers and nails them both in the spine with chairs, but Dominik takes advantage and rolls up Priest for the win.

The winner of the Singles Match, The Judgment Day’s “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio!

After the match, Priest repeatedly nails Dominik with the chair and hits a South of Heaven on Carlito. Priest then hits one on Dominik and stands tall in the ring staring down The Judgment Day on the entrance ramp as the show comes to a close.