WWE RAW Results – January 12th, 2026 – Düsseldorf, Germany

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WWE RAW Results – January 12th, 2026 – Düsseldorf, Germany

This week’s Monday Night RAW delivered a stacked show from top to bottom with championship contenders, surprise brawls, and high drama across the roster. From CM Punk’s passionate promo to Gunther’s controversial win over AJ Styles, RAW was packed with moments that will impact the road to WrestleMania. Here’s a full breakdown of everything that went down.

RhIyo Opens RAW with Chaos in the Women’s Tag Division

Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky kicked off the show, proudly holding their Women’s Tag Team Championships and declaring dominance over the division. They dubbed the team “Monday Night RhIyo”, showing strong unity after beating The Kabuki Warriors.

However, they were quickly interrupted by Liv Morgan and Roxanne Perez, who reminded the champs that Morgan never lost the titles in the first place. Bayley and Lyra Valkyria joined the argument too, demanding their shot. As the tensions rose, Asuka and Kairi Sane returned to the scene — sparking a huge brawl. RhIyo stood tall, clearing the ring and setting the tone for what became an explosive night.

CM Punk Promises to Defend His Title Against Finn Balor — in Ireland

CM Punk cut a heartfelt promo about his mission to remain champion and how the road to WrestleMania runs through him. Finn Balor interrupted, setting up a massive title match for next week in Belfast, Ireland. Punk accepted the challenge, promising to put Balor to sleep in his home country.

Match 1: Je’Von Evans def. Bravo Americano

Evans and Bravo put on a fast-paced, energetic bout. Despite interference from Los Americanos, Evans picked up the win with an OG Cutter. After the match, he was attacked by the entire group but managed to escape in style.

Match 2: Liv Morgan & Roxanne Perez Win No. 1 Contender’s Triple Threat Match

In a thrilling triple threat tag match, Liv Morgan & Roxanne Perez earned a future shot at RhIyo’s Tag Titles. They defeated The Kabuki Warriors and Bayley & Lyra Valkyria in a hard-hitting contest that saw all six women showcase high-impact moves, teamwork, and intensity. Morgan sealed the win with an ObLivion.

Raquel Rodriguez Turns Ruthless in Heated Interview with Stephanie Vaquer

Raquel Rodriguez made it clear she’s done waiting for her shot. She mocked injured Stephanie Vaquer, and then attacked her again — focusing on her already-injured leg. Raquel’s new, aggressive side could make her a top title threat soon.

Match 3: Penta & Dragon Lee def. The Vision (DQ due to Bron Breakker)

Dragon Lee & Penta were gaining momentum against Austin Theory & Bronson Reed, with Logan Paul and Paul Heyman ringside, but the match was thrown out when Bron Breakker charged in and delivered multiple spears. Adam Pearce stormed out and, after chaos erupted, suspended Breakker indefinitely for his actions.

Backstage Mayhem: Breakker Suspended, Je’Von Offers Support

After the brawl, Breakker was confronted by Pearce again and suspended on the spot. Meanwhile, Je’Von Evans checked on Dragon Lee and Penta, showing solidarity and possible alliances forming ahead of WrestleMania.

Match 4: Gunther def. AJ Styles (Controversial Finish)

In a hard-fought main event, Gunther and AJ Styles delivered a clinic. Styles locked in the Calf Crusher multiple times, and at one point, Gunther appeared to tap out, but the referee didn’t see it. When Styles broke the hold, thinking he’d won, Gunther took advantage with a low blow behind the ref’s back and finished Styles with a Powerbomb.

Replays confirmed Gunther did tap, but the match result stands — leaving Styles devastated and the crowd furious.

RAW ended on a controversial note, with AJ Styles heartbroken over a missed win and Gunther laughing his way to victory. CM Punk’s title defense next week in Belfast against Finn Balor now has even more weight. RhIyo’s tag reign faces serious threats, and Bron Breakker’s chaos leaves Paul Heyman and Adam Pearce at odds. The road to WrestleMania is heating up fast — and the drama is only getting started.

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