Kairi Sane

Summary

Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky—collectively RHIYO—defeated Asuka and Kairi Sane in a solid but overly familiar tag team clash. The match followed a familiar formula, with Ripley playing the powerhouse role and Sky providing speed and high-impact offense. After an early surge from the Kabuki Warriors—including a big In-Sane Elbow from Sane to the outside—RHIYO regained control when Ripley made the hot tag, setting up a fast-paced closing stretch. Sky caught fire with her signature Bullet Train Attacks before tagging Ripley back in for a strong double-team sequence, combining a Razor’s Edge with a missile dropkick. The Kabuki Warriors answered with quick teamwork of their own, landing a Codebreaker–Neckbreaker combo and nearly securing the win before Sky broke it up. The finish came after a miscue from the Kabuki Warriors, as Sane accidentally caused Asuka to take the brunt of a dive from Sky. RHIYO capitalized immediately, hitting a Riptide–Over the Moonsault combo on Sane to secure the victory.

Summary

This was easily the cleanest-looking wrestling of the night early on, with IYO SKY and Kairi Sane leaning hard into their history together. They started fast—counter for counter, neither really able to hold an advantage for long. Kairi tried to ground things with quick strikes and control holds, while IYO kept slipping out and flipping the pace back with sudden bursts of offense. There were a couple of slick near-falls that actually got the crowd reacting, especially after IYO’s rapid transition into her signature offense off the ropes. For a stretch, it felt like this might turn into one of those standout Raw matches. Then the outside chaos kicked in. As IYO started building momentum again, Asuka showed up and got involved at ringside, cutting off IYO just as she was trying to swing things back in her favor. That distraction was enough for Kairi to capitalize—she caught IYO off guard in the confusion and spiked her with a quick roll-up style finish for the win, stealing it more than earning it clean. The match didn’t just get interrupted—it got redirected. The bigger wrinkle came right after: Rhea Ripley stormed down to even things up and backed Asuka off, getting physical at ringside and forcing her retreat. Rhea didn’t officially change the result, but her arrival made it clear this wasn’t just about Kairi and IYO anymore. It felt like the start of something bigger breaking open, with IYO left frustrated in the ring while the other two brawled on the outside.

Summary

This was a fast-paced tag match that really picked up as it went, with Lyra Valkyria & Bayley scoring a solid win over The Kabuki Warriors after a chaotic stretch of counters and near falls. Valkyria showed off her power early with a big powerbomb on Kairi Sane, but the Warriors kept things tight with sharp teamwork, including a slick Codebreaker–neckbreaker combo and a brutal double stomp. Momentum kept swinging, with Bayley getting her shots in—highlighted by a Bayley-to-Belly on the announce table—while Asuka dished out a nasty German suplex. The action spilled outside late, getting messy around the announce desk, but Valkyria shut it down by taking control, sending Sane back into the ring, and finishing things decisively with Nightwing for the pin. A strong statement win for Bayley and Valkyria as they push back into the tag title picture.

Summary

Tiffany Stratton def. Kairi Sane Stratton and Sane traded athletic offense throughout, with Sane finding momentum through diving strikes while Stratton countered with power moves like the Alabama Slam and sentons. Outside interference and distractions briefly shifted the match, but Stratton capitalized back in the ring, flattening Sane before delivering the Prettiest Moonsault Ever to secure the expected victory.

Summary

In a rugged triple threat, Raquel Rodriguez used her power and ring smarts to outlast both IYO SKY and Kairi Sane, punching her ticket into the upcoming Chamber match.