WWE Raw aired live at 8 a.m. ET today due to the show taking place in Perth, Australia, as part of WWE’s post–Crown Jewel international tour. The early start accommodated the local time zone, giving fans a rare Monday morning Raw broadcast. The episode featured key fallout from Crown Jewel, including new rivalries forming and major title storylines advancing. Check out the WWE Raw Results from the October 13, 2025, episode.
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WWE Raw Results – October 13, 2025 (Perth, Australia)
CM Punk def. Jey Uso & LA Knight – Punk hit the GTS on Jey to earn the No. 1 Contender spot for the World Heavyweight Championship.
Dominik Mysterio (c) def. Penta – Retained the Intercontinental Championship after interference from Rusev helped seal the win.
Rhea Ripley def. Kairi Sane – Ripley picked up the victory, but a post-match attack left her laid out.
Bronson Reed def. Jimmy Uso – Reed targeted Jimmy’s injured ribs before finishing with the Tsunami.
Bayley & Lyra Valkyria def. Raquel Rodriguez & Roxanne Perez – Bayley scored the decisive fall for her team.
Biggest Moments & Takeaways — WWE Raw (Oct. 13, 2025)
Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed turn on Seth Rollins – After CM Punk’s main event win, Breakker attacked Rollins and aligned with Paul Heyman, officially splitting from The Vision.
CM Punk earns a World Title shot – Punk outlasted Jey Uso and LA Knight in the main event to become the No. 1 Contender for the World Heavyweight Championship.
Bronson Reed shines at home – The Australian powerhouse dominated Jimmy Uso, then appeared in the show-closing beatdown alongside Breakker and Heyman.
Dominik Mysterio retains the IC Title – Dom kept his championship over Penta thanks to well-timed interference and veteran tactics.
Rhea Ripley wins but gets ambushed – Ripley defeated Kairi Sane in her home country before being attacked post-match in a heated continuation of their feud.
WWE Raw FAQ — October 13, 2025 (Perth, Australia Edition)
Q: Why was WWE Raw on so early today?
A: Raw aired at 8 a.m. ET because the show was broadcast live from Perth, Australia. The time difference meant a morning airing in the U.S. so fans could watch the episode in real time rather than on delay.
Q: Will Raw return to its normal time next week?
A: Yes. WWE has confirmed that Raw will return to its usual 8 p.m. ET slot next Monday when the show is back in the United States.
Q: Was this a special episode?
A: Yes. It was part of WWE’s international tour following Crown Jewel, featuring the fallout from the premium live event and several storylines carrying over from the show in Saudi Arabia.
Q: Where was this week’s Raw held?
A: The episode took place at RAC Arena in Perth, Western Australia — a rare location for a live Monday Night Raw broadcast.
Q: Did this affect SmackDown or NXT schedules?
A: No. Both SmackDown and NXT will air at their regular times later this week.
Q: Will there be more early Raw episodes in the future?
A: Only if WWE schedules another overseas taping in a drastically different time zone. For now, this was a one-off event tied to the international tour.
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