The Roman ruler seemed defeated after the latest events.
Seth Rollins kicked off this week’s Raw Brand Show at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. This followed his cashing in of the Money in the Bank contract on CM Punk at SummerSlam, where he won the World Heavyweight Championship by faking a knee injury.
Rollins began addressing the audience but was soon interrupted by LA Knight. Since their Saturday night main event clash, the rivalry hadn’t been seen on TV until now. LA Knight challenged Rollins to a title match. Seth initially refused, but Adam Pearce later made it official and barred Bronson Reed and Bron Blakeker from ringside during the match.
The main event match proceeded without interruption until CM Punk showed up, attacking the champion and causing a disqualification.
After Raw, Knight tried to pull Punk away from Seth, but Punk continued his assault until Bron Blakeker appeared and hit his spear. Bronson Reed also joined, and together with Blakeker, the faction called Vision defeated both Knight and Punk.
Roman Reigns was the last to enter, initially gaining the upper hand for his team. However, the sheer numbers were overwhelming as Bronson Reed ultimately took control by delivering multiple tsunamis, securing dominance.
The show concluded with Vision standing tall in the ring before leaving the arena. LA Knight remained enraged at Punk, with their feud continuing post-show. Meanwhile, Roman Reigns, appearing slow to recover, refused help from the officials and left on his own.
Fan Take: This development is crucial for WWE fans because it intensifies ongoing rivalries and merges key players into a formidable faction, shaking up the dynamics of Raw. It sets the stage for high-stakes matches and dramatic storylines that could redefine championship pursuits.
