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After weeks of buildup, Cody Rhodes and Shinsuke Nakamura stepped into the ring on Monday to see if they could put this feud to bed once and for all. Let's take a look at what CM Punk had to say and everything else that happened on Monday's show. Raw opened with Drew McIntyre in the ring talking about how he came up short last week in his quest to win the world title. After a couple of minutes of ranting, CM Punk made his way to the ring. The Scottish Warrior ripped into Punk for various reasons. Tensions rose, but The Best in the World said he was going to walk away before it turned into a fight.

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As WWE continues to build toward WrestleMania 40, the promotion appeared to use Raw on Monday night to plant the final seeds for one of the year's biggest matches. As Jey Uso was on the verge of ending Gunther's record-breaking run as intercontinental champion in the show's main event, Jimmy Uso intervened to cost his twin brother the title. Jimmy's interference came as Jey seemingly had the title won. Jimmy then added insult to injury by continuing to assault his brother after the match ended. This will almost certainly lead to the Usos facing off in singles action at WrestleMania, which takes place on April 6 and 7 from Philadelphia. Intercontinental Championship -- Gunther c def. Jey Uso via pinfall to retain the title after reversing an Uso Splash into a pin. The main event saw Uso ready to end Gunther's record-setting reign as champion after hitting an Uso Splash late in the match. But as the referee counted the pin, the bell began ringing prematurely. It was revealed that Jimmy Uso was ringing the bell to cause a distraction. Jey eventually dove onto Jimmy outside the ring and attempted another splash onto Gunther, only this time the champion put his knees up and rolled up Jey for the victory. After the match, Jimmy entered the ring and continued attacking Jey, saying he would "always be the big brother. While it doesn't feel ideal to relegate the record-setting intercontinental champion to a bit player in the Uso vs. Uso storyline, WWE had to find a "big moment" to set up a seemingly inevitable match between the two.

Sign up for Peacock to raw results. After the match, Jimmy assaulted Jey with multiple splashes to close out the show. Ciampa's powerbomb backbreaker is a great move.

Find out the answer to that and more with this recap of the February 19 episode of WWE's flagship show. Cody Rhodes and Drew McIntyre tore the house down at the top of Monday's show, kicking things off with a banger of a match. Back-and-forth action defined the bout, with neither man gaining a sustained advantage for most of it. The two men traded signature moves, strikes and countered each other's finishers, refusing to let the other deliver the knockout blow that decided the outcome. Instead, it would be the interfering Jimmy Uso who distracted the official and allowed Solo Sikoa to flatten Rhodes with the Samoan Spike, setting the men's Royal Rumble winner up for the Claymore as McIntyre scored the win. The finish was right out of WrestleMania 39, where Sikoa came from the crowd shrouded in black and delivered the Samoan Spike to cost Rhodes the match against Roman Reigns.

Skip to main content. Watch every Premium Live Event and get unlimited access to WWE's premium content - available to you anywhere, anytime, on any device. Sign up for Peacock to watch. The tension was quickly broken by Sheamus, who took exception to Edge's remarks. Sizing up both Superstars, The Ultimate Opportunist spoke of the big target currently on McIntyre's back before making it clear that he would be thinking over who he was going to challenge before making his decision. He also said whomever he challenged, he would walk out of WrestleMania a World Champion. In a backstage interview, Sheamus stated that he was no longer McIntyre's friend at all.

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The Best in the World was once thought to be unlikely to ever step foot in a WWE ring again, but as the saying goes, never say never in professional wrestling. Saturday's pay-per-view also featured the babyface teams picking up wins in both WarGames matches, Rhea Ripley and Gunther retaining their respective championships, and Santos Escobar scoring a win over Dragon Lee. Monday's Raw featured the first comments from Punk following his return as well as all of the fallout from the pay-per-view. Raw opened with a video recapping what went down at Survivor Series with a heavy emphasis on the return of CM Punk. We then got a brand new intro for Raw including different music. Randy Orton came out to kick things off to a huge pop from the crowd.

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Jimmy then added insult to injury by continuing to assault his brother after the match ended. Vega was massively over, and Lopez earned significant heat for eliminating her. Nakamura pretending he was riding a broom for a second was kind of funny. From there, he added a top-rope splash, only for the ring bell to sound prematurely. Green grew more frustrated with each failed pinfall attempt. McIntyre pointing out the illogical nature of Priest's attempted cash-in was funnier than it was supposed to be because he's right. The Miz being associated with Truth is one surefire way to ensure the crowd stays on his side. Both guys often fly under the radar and are candidates for the most underrated Superstar consideration. After a couple of minutes of ranting, CM Punk made his way to the ring. Maybe it's part of a storyline in some way but right now, it just feels weird. After the match, Jimmy assaulted Jey with multiple splashes to close out the show. Intercontinental Championship -- Gunther c def. Gargano and Priest got into a fight at ringside that caused Ciampa to leave the ring and help his friend. He absorbed everything his bigger and more powerful opponent threw at him and mounted a comeback, seizing on the opportunity presented by Ivar's missed moonsault. Before a brawl between the six women could break out, Nia Jax appeared and proceeded to lay out each one of them before standing tall, an emphatic response to Ripley's claim that she isn't good enough to beat her.

With the Royal Rumble more than a month away, WWE used Monday night's edition of Raw to deliver solid wrestling and continue building toward the Day One edition of Raw to kick off the new year. The show featured a trio of title matches, including one title change.

Tensions rose, but The Best in the World said he was going to walk away before it turned into a fight. Gunther was seemingly down for the count after an Uso Splash, but Jimmy Uso suddenly appeared at ringside and began ringing the bell, allowing Gunther to capitalize on the distraction and retain his title to continue his historic reign. As they got closer to the finish, they began to trade control more frequently. The look on Rhodes' face after Nakamura hit a stiff kick to the chest was the perfect way to sell it. Skip to main content. It earned its place in the main event of this broadcast. A nice touch, as were the notes accompanying the Superstars' graphics, such as McIntyre looking for his second Elimination Chamber victory. After the match, Jimmy entered the ring and continued attacking Jey, saying he would "always be the big brother. Rhodes handled Uso but was blindsided by a Samoan Spike while the referee was distracted. Go to Flow. The opener and main event were fantastic contests, and everything in between was mostly good. The sixth and final participant in the women's Elimination Chamber match was determined Monday night as Raquel Rodriguez returned and cashed her ticket to Australia with a Battle Royal victory.