WWE Raw Results (5/19/25) 🔴 + AEW Collision Streaming Issues 🎥, Darby’s Everest Pic 🏔️

Good morning. On this day in 2001, the WWF held Judgment Day in Sacramento, featuring a brutal No Holds Barred main event and a historic farewell for one Women’s Champion. We’ve got full WWE Raw results and a preview of tonight’s NXT as the road to Money in the Bank continues. Also inside: a rising NXT star officially joins Raw, AEW scrambles after Collision’s broadcast cut short, and one wrestler shares an iconic photo from 29,000 feet. Plus, Cena signs a legendary sign, Reddit roasts a certain “monster heel,” and much more. Let’s dig in!

🗓️ On This Day in WWE - May 20th, 2001

📝 At WWF Judgment Day 2001, “Stone Cold” Steve Austin defended the WWF Championship in the main event of the show. The match was a No Holds Barred brawl that headlined the night’s chaos. It also had an absolute classic Attitude Era promo (link attached with the answer).

(Answer at the end of today’s issue!)

WWE Raw Results - May 19th, 2025

WWE Raw aired live from the Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, South Carolina, building momentum toward Money in the Bank with two women’s qualifiers, a chaotic main event, and rising tension among top contenders. Jey Uso battled Bron Breakker in the headliner, CM Punk made a surprise return, and Roxanne Perez made her Raw debut in style.

Logan Paul opened the show with a promo. Paul mocked Jey Uso’s championship reign and said he would win the title this Saturday, only to be interrupted by GUNTHER. The Ring General said he respected Paul’s success but warned him that if he beats Jey, it would be personal—and he would destroy him. Paul brushed him off, but Jey Uso appeared from behind and dropped him with a superkick.

Footage aired of Roxanne Perez signing her Raw contract. Adam Pearce welcomed Perez to the roster earlier in the night, confirming her official move from NXT.

Penta & AJ Styles def. Judgment Day by disqualification. Styles and Penta took control early with stereo planchas, but interference from Carlito shifted momentum. Despite nearfalls from Styles and a flip piledriver from Penta on the floor, El Grande Americano headbutted Penta while the referee was distracted, setting up Finn Balor’s Coup de Grace for the win.

Backstage, Paul Heyman warned Jey Uso about Bron Breakker. He said Bron didn’t care about titles—he cared about stopping momentum—and hinted that Seth Rollins was the long-term plan for the World Heavyweight Championship.

Roxanne Perez def. Becky Lynch and Natalya to qualify for Money in the Bank. The match saw frequent momentum shifts and interference from Lyra Valkyria, who pulled Lynch off a pin and brawled with her at ringside. Perez took advantage, landing Pop Rox on Natalya for the win.

Sheamus def. Grayson Waller. Austin Theory tried to interfere on Waller’s behalf, but Sheamus took control with the Beats of the Bodhran and Brogue Kicked Waller for the victory.

Rhea Ripley def. Kairi Sane and Zoey Stark to qualify for Money in the Bank. After Stark injured her knee early, the match became a one-on-one battle. Sane nearly won after a top rope elbow, but Ripley got her knees up and hit Riptide for the pin.

Jey Uso def. Bron Breakker by disqualification. Breakker dominated early, but Uso battled back and nearly won after a superkick. Paul Heyman’s distraction allowed Breakker to grab a chair, prompting Jey to retaliate. Seth Rollins interfered, drawing a DQ. Rollins and Breakker attacked Jey until Sami Zayn ran in to make the save. CM Punk returned and joined the brawl. The crowd erupted as Punk helped clear the ring, then dove off the barricade into a fight with Seth and Breakker in the crowd. Logan Paul closed the show by knocking out Jey Uso. As Jey recovered in the ring, Paul attacked from behind and dropped him with a right hand, standing tall with the title in his hands as Raw went off the air.

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🗓️ On This Day in WWE - Answer

Stone Cold & Undertaker Brawl at Judgment Day

24 years ago today, WWF Judgment Day 2001 aired live from the ARCO Arena in Sacramento, California. In the main event, WWF Champion “Stone Cold” Steve Austin defended and retained his title against The Undertaker in a brutal No Holds Barred match. Earlier, Triple H lost the Intercontinental Title to Kane in a hard-hitting Chain match, and Kurt Angle defeated Chris Benoit 2-1 in a Two-out-of-three-Falls match that included a ladder match for Angle’s Olympic medals. Benoit would later return to team with Chris Jericho and win a Tag Team Turmoil match to earn a WWF Tag Team Title shot. The event also marked Chyna’s final WWF appearance, where she successfully defended the Women’s Championship against Lita.

An all-time epic promo!