5 Matches WWE teased on the RAW after WrestleMania 42

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That said, in this article, we will look at five matches WWE teased on the post-WrestleMania 42 episode of Monday Night RAW.

#5. Liv Morgan vs. Rhea Ripley

Liv Morgan and Rhea Ripley walked out of WrestleMania 42 with the Women’s World Championship and the WWE Women’s Championship, respectively. Both stars were in action on RAW. Ripley teamed up with IYO SKY to defeat The Kabuki Warriors in a tag team match, while Morgan picked up a win over Sol Ruca, thanks to interference from Zaria.

Ripley bid farewell to SKY backstage, as she was leaving RAW to officially join the SmackDown roster. As Mami was walking away, Morgan was sitting on a crate nearby. The Miracle Kid told The Eradicator that she would be seeing her around, and Mami said she was looking forward to it.

Morgan and Ripley share a storied history in WWE. From teaming together as part of Liv 4 Brutality to facing each other for the Women’s World Championship on numerous occasions, they have done it all. With their interaction on Monday, WWE may have teased that the bitter rivals could run into each other again, possibly at Crown Jewel.

At the event, champions of both brands collide for the Crown Jewel Championship. The Triple H-led creative team may have subtly revealed that Morgan and Ripley could hold their titles until Crown Jewel and meet there.

#4. The Vision vs. The Street Profits

With the return of Bron Breakker at WrestleMania 42, The Vision is once again dominant. The Dog of WWE cut a promo on RAW, putting The Architect on notice. Rollins came out and attacked the heels with a steel chair. However, the numbers were in favor of the heel group, who eventually got the upper hand over Rollins.

To even the odds, The Street Profits made their return and went after Austin Theory and Logan Paul. The duo currently holds the World Tag Team Championship, something that Profits might want now that they are back.

WWE has teased The Street Profits vs. The Vision for the World Tag Team Championship. Fans could also see a massive six-man tag team match, with Seth Rollins, Montez Ford, and Angelo Dawkins taking on Bron Breakker, Logan Paul, and Austin Theory.

#3. Gunther vs. LA Knight

After defeating Seth Rollins at WrestleMania 42, Gunther has his sights set on the World Heavyweight Championship. In a backstage segment with Jackie Redmond, The Ring General declared his intentions of regaining the title soon. LA Knight interrupted Gunther, stating that he was also eyeing the world championship.

Knight mocked The Ring General for needing Bron Breakker’s assistance to defeat Rollins on Saturday. Since the World Heavyweight Championship may be occupied with Roman Reigns vs. Jacob Fatu, WWE could run LA Knight vs. Gunther in the meantime.

Since both men are eyeing the same prize, the Triple H-led creative team could book them in a number one contender’s match.

#2. Roman Reigns vs. Jacob Fatu

Roman Reigns came out on RAW, celebrating his World Heavyweight Championship victory over CM Punk at WrestleMania 42. The OTC even brought The Usos along with him and reunited The Bloodline. However, Jacob Fatu interrupted the segment and challenged Reigns for the world title at Backlash.

The Samoan Werewolf’s primary reason for targeting the OTC was the benefits and perks that came with being a world champion. Fatu wanted to provide a better life to his family, something that could be achieved if he became the World Heavyweight Champion.

However, Reigns didn’t give a straightforward answer to Fatu. Instead, the OTC gave his cousin a week to think about whether he would be able to handle the various burdens that would fall upon him due to his match.

The match has been teased, and now fans await The Samoan Werewolf’s response next week. If he chooses to challenge Roman Reigns, the bout will take place at Backlash.

#1. Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes vs. CM Punk

CM Punk came out on RAW to address his loss at WrestleMania 42. He was interrupted by the Undisputed WWE Champion, Cody Rhodes. The American Nightmare was surprised by Punk embracing the loss and being optimistic about it.

The Second City Saint stated that he was not losing hope and that he would be ready for any future title opportunities that may come his way. Punk said this while looking at Rhodes’ Undisputed WWE Title.

The QB1 was open to facing The Best in the World, responding with a simple “Just say when.” The Triple H-led creative team has teased a blockbuster bout between Punk and Rhodes. It remains to be seen when it comes to fruition.

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