It's over! The fired-up Rollins hit the big superplex, rolling it into a potential Falcon Arrow. Punk counters for the GTS, the disoriented Rollins bounces off the ropes and back on top of Punk and he hits another. 1, 2, 3. There's your first Raw on Netflix main event, folks. Fun stuff.

Both men made their way out of the ring once more and Rollins drove Punk into the announce table with a Pedigree. He hit another after rolling Punk back in the ring, only for Punk to kick out. What's it going to take?

Punk returns the favor with a steal of his own as soon as they re-enter the ring, hitting Rollins with a stomp but Rollins kicks out. Punk goes for the GTS and Rollins catches it, turning it into another GTS. 1, 2 and kick out from Punk.

GTS! But not from Punk! A big counter from Rollins led the "Best In the World" right into a knee with his own signature move. However, Punk's momentum launched him right out of the ring under the rope. Rollins is in control, boasting to the ground in front of the downed Punk.

Rollins is developing some drama between himself and the referee. You have to think that will come into play by the end of this match. Punk took advantage of his opponent's lack of focus, landing a big boot to Rollins when he turned around. They made their way to the top rope, and Punk dropped them crashing down with a swinging neckbreaker.

Punk and Rollins are off to a fast start as they should be with all the animosity built up. They exchange punches and clotheslines on the ropes that leads the action outside the ring. Rollins essentially persuaded the referee not to count them out, which is a bit of clever way to exploit the moment.

Are you hyped? Are you ready? It's Seth Rollins vs. CM Punk in the main event. We've got time for this one, ladies and gentlemen. These fellas are going to go out and deliver. Rollins makes the walk first, as we head to a quick commercial before "Cult of Personality" hits the speakers.

Man, this was rough. Hogan is not welcomed by the fans anymore and it's time to be a little more self-aware, WWE. Because these appearances are quite the opposite.

Hulk Hogan was expected to be on tonight's show and here is accompanied by a fellow Hall of Famer, Jimmy Hart. The LA crowd wasn't the most receptive, showering the "Hulkster" in boos. Ouch.

McIntyre fails! Uso gets his first career win over McIntyre when he ducks a second Claymore Kick and sneaks a crucifix pin over McIntyre. I don't love that. It felt anticlimactic and makes this whole things McIntyre is doing suddenly... diminished? I don't know what he does now.

Oddly, we quickly cut to a Gunther video package directly after Uso's win.

McIntyre's frustration is building after he can't find the win over Uso. He survived a Spear, a handful of super kicks then landed a Claymore Kick all for nothing. Unable to land another, Uso collapsed, and McIntyre began to bask in his moment.

For a man on a mission, McIntyre really takes his time to get to the ring, man. Uso got sick of waiting, and dove at him to start the action. He was all of us in that moment. May the car crash commence

Travis Scott welcomes Jey Uso to the ring with a joint in hand. Welcome to Netflix, everybody! If he gets a little puff of the green stuff, this should make Drew McIntyre's job to dispose of The OG Bloodline even easier...

I think we know what Penta's WWE debut will be... We saw another teaser for him earlier in the night. That will be a fun time if it's what we get.

Next week, Chad Gable will have a match per his request to Raw general manager Adam Pearce.

"The American Badass" Undertaker made a surprise appearance and celebrated with the new champion Ripley. Simple but effective. Great moment for the champ.

AND NEW! Rhea Ripley is officially back on top after catching Morgan going for an ObLIVion. The cameraman did some incredible work here, catching Ripley with the head shake and blown kiss. Two Riptides later and there's your win.

Mysterio enters the ring to ask for a hug afterward. Rejected! Sorry, Dom. A low blow and Riptide for the "Dirty" one as well. Great scenes.

The shenanigans were bound to ensue eventually, and they came when Mysterio threw the title into the ring to distract the referee. Rodriguez sends in the chair, ObLIVion on to it from Morgan, and a big near-fall kicked out by Ripley.

We've got a hot start to this one. With Morgan's buddies at her side, Ripley wasted no time to hit Raquel Rodriguez with a senton outside before Dominick Mysterio tried to distract her. The opening backfired for Morgan, who got caught and planted on the announce table with a powerbomb.

You've got to love the love for Macaulay Culkin, man.

Here we go. The conclusion of the Liv Morgan vs. Rhea Ripley rivalry (hopefully). Will "Mami" return to the top? Or is Morgan's time set to extend?

Yep, there it is! Cena proclaims he'll go on and win the Royal Rumble to earn his chance at making history. It's a realistic route to take rather than just giving it to him, which is why it can work. But that's taking a way from making or boosting a star like the Rumble historically has. We can make an exception for this one, in particular, right?

One thing's for sure, it should be a fun Rumble.

Cena says the 17th world championship is never going to happen. Well, setting it up quite nicely now, aren't we, John? Royal Rumble win incoming?

You know, they showed LA Knight right before John Cena made his grand return. I don't hate that as Cena's retirement match if he doesn't get someone with a history tie-in. Obviously, Randy Orton might be the best candidate for that with Edge — AKA Cope — over in AEW these days.

I also love that this man still has his kneepads on even when he isn't set to perform.

Wow. That felt like a pretty good moment to have The Rock turn on Reigns, but it didn't happen. That's not to say it still couldn't at some point, but they have to circle back to each other — and presumably Rhodes — in some fashion.

Reigns gets it done after Owens was removed from the equation by Rhodes! The OTC ducks the Samoan Spike and lands another Spear for a clean 1, 2, 3.

Overall, decent match. It was what it needed to be, but this is all about the bigger story, as The Rock made his way back to the ring afterward.

Super kicks and spears land on Sikoa and Reigns gets the 10 count with no referee, which allowed Sikoa to survive.

Out of nowhere, Reigns gets ready for another spear before he gets hit by Kevin Owens with a Stunner. This feels like the end of WrestleMania 40 all over again! Because here comes Cody Rhodes!

Tama Tanga made his presence felt to save Sikoa after a big powerbomb through a table. But, of course, the whole Bloodline onslaught was bound to happen as Jacob Fatu snuck up on the distracted Reigns for a big moonsault before the Samoan Spike. A kick out from Reigns! The numbers are about to get evened... you can feel it.

Until then, Sikoa spikes out the referee and out comes Sami Zayn and Jimmy Uso as expected.

Reigns found a moment to take over and nearly smashed Sikoa with a Con-Chair-To. Sikoa counters, big Uranagi onto the chairs and a kickout at a late 2 from Reigns.