By Jason Powell, ProWrestling.net Editor (@prowrestlingnet)
WWE Raw (Episode 1,665)
Las Vegas, Nevada at T-Mobile Arena
Streamed live April 21, 2025 on Netflix
[Hour One] Michael Cole opened the show and stated that the event was sold out. Cole set up a video package that recapped WrestleMania 41 weekend…
An SUV was shown arriving outside the host venue. Paul Heyman exited the passenger’s seat, and Seth Rollins exited the backseat….
A shot aired of WWE Tag Team Champions Becky Lynch and Lyra Valkyra were shown outside the venue while Cole hyped that they would meet former champions Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez during Raw…
New Intercontinental Champion Dominik Mysterio was shown, and it was noted that he would face Penta later in the night… New World Heavyweight Champion Jey Uso was also shown…
New WWE Champion John Cena made his entrance while Cole checked in on commentary with Pat McAfee. Pyro shot off on the stage while Cena held up the title belt inside the ring. Cena pointed at ring announcer Mark Nash, who filled in for Alicia Taylor. Nash entered the ring.
Cena pointed at ring announcer Mark Nash, who filled in for Alicia Taylor. Nash entered the ring. Cena gave Nash a prepared statement. Nash apologized for his earlier introduction of Cena, which he said he’d been told was disrespectful. Nash introduced Cena as the greatest of all time, and said Cena was gracing Vegas with his presence for the final time. Nash exited the ring.
“Winners write history,” Cena said. “You are not worthy. You think that on Friday, you can bully me and then I step in the ring with gold around my waist and just because you cheer I’m supposed to forgive you?” Cena said that’s not how a functional relationship works.
Cena told the fans that just because they showed in a good mood doesn’t mean he can’t still tell them to go straight to hell. He said the fans owe him an apology, but they don’t have the courage to do it. He brought up this being the episode Raw where the fans usually hijack the show, and he told them they’ve gone soft.
A “we are sorry” chant broke out. Cena said it’s an arena filled with the sorriest low-lifes he’s ever seen. Cena told the fans they don’t mean anything to him. The fans chanted “asshole” and the Cena opened his arms to embrace the chants. “I may be an anus, but you are a group of idiots,” he said.
Cena said he took their best shots for 25 years and asked what made them think they would be the crowd that would crack him. Cena said the fans and their noise mean nothing to him. Cena said the only thing that matters is the “36 Dates” graphic on the big screen.
Cena said time passes quickly. He counted down dates he’s made since then and got down to 27 dates. Cena said it’s not matches, it’s appearances. “You say I can’t wrestle, I don’t have to, ” he said. “I just have to show up and do this. When that hits zero, the professional wrestling timeline stops cold.”
Cena told the fans he’s not stupid like they are in that he knows there will be another Raw and there will be another champion. But Cena said the title belt held by Bruno Sammartino, Roman Reigns, Triple H, Shawn Michaels, and Steve Austin will come home with him. Cena said he is the last undisputed champion of WWE.
Cena spoke of continuing to play the fans like puppets. He said the best chance the fans had was Cody Rhodes. The fans booed. Cena called them heartless bastards for booing Cody. Cena said Cody was outclassed, outwrestled, and flat-out destroyed at WrestleMania.
Cena said there is no one in WWE with his strength, speed, wisdom, or ruthless aggression. Cena said that unlike the fans, he has a heart. He told them to take out their cameras and said they would want to remember this moment. Cena held up the title and told them to take a picture because the last real champion is here.
Randy Orton entered the ring behind Cena. When Cena turned around, Orton dropped him with an RKO. Orton picked up the WWE Championship belt and looked at it before holding it up while standing over Cena. Orton’s music played, and he placed the belt on Cena. Orton went to the ropes and posed for the fans…
Powell’s POV: Cena’s promo was enjoyable, but I don’t think the majority of fans are buying into his threats to take the belt home with him. Cena and Orton were the only two wrestlers promoted for the WWE Backlash premium live event. I mentioned when the Backlash announcement was made that there was a good chance that Cena and Orton would end up meeting for the title at Backlash in Orton’s hometown, and it looks like that’s the plan. By the way, I don’t have the option of rewinding the show on my television or laptop tonight for some reason, so forgive me if some things slip through the cracks.
Cole and McAfee checked in from their desk at ringside and recapped Becky Lynch and Lyra Valkyra beating Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Titles. Morgan and Rodriguez made their entrance. Mark Nash started and stopped their introduction a couple of times before doing it. Cole covered by saying that Cena must have upset Nash… [C]
The great Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias was shown in the crowd. Actor Rana Daggubati was also in the crowd, as were “The Boys” from Pat McAfee’s show…
Gigi Dolin and Tatum Paxley were shown seated in the crowd. Cole noted that they will face the winners of the opening match for the titles on Tuesday’s NXT television show…
Becky Lynch and Lyra Valkyria made their entrance. Cole said Bayley had an injured shoulder and would miss some time…
1. Becky Lynch and Lyra Valkyria vs. Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Titles. The bell rang and Morgan immediately attacked Lynch. A short time later, Lynch and Valyria hit sliding dropkicks in the ring on the challengers who were at ringside. [C]
Cole listed the attendance as 19,262 and said the venue was sold out. Lynch took a hot tag and worked over Morgan. Lynch put Morgan down with an Becksploder suplex for a two count. Lynch set up for her finisher, but Morgan rolled her into pin for a two count.
Lynch hit Rodriguez to send her to the floor. Morgan tried to take advantage by going for Oblivion, but Morgan stuffed it. Lynch hit the Mandhandle Slam and had the pin, but Rodriguez broke it up.
Rodriguez tagged in and ended up on the ropes with Lynch. Valkyria tagged herself in and joined Lynch on the ropes. Morgan pulled Lynch down with a powerbomb. Rodriguez performed a powerbomb from the middle rope for a near fall on Valkyria. A “this is awesome” chant broke out.
Valkyria hit Rodriguez with a tornado DDT. Valkyria hoisted up Rodriguez and hit her Night Wing finisher. Valkyria went for the pin, but Morgan put her partner’s foot on the bottom rope. Lynch attacked Morgan, who ran her into the ring post. Valkyria kicked Morgan through the ropes.
Valkyria went up top and jumped over Rodriguez, who caught her with a big boot for a near fall. Rodriguez picked up Morgan and powerbombed her onto Valkyria, who put her knees up. Valkyria avoided a big boot from Rodriguez and stuffed Morgan’s Oblivion attempt.
Valkyria went for her finisher on Morgan, but Rodriguez held Morgan’s leg. Valkyria knocked Rodriguez off the apron, and Rodriguez fell onto Lynch. Morgan hit a distracted Valkyria with Oblivion and pinned her.
Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez defeated Becky Lynch and Lyra Valkyria in 11:55 to regain the WWE Women’s Tag Team Titles.
After the new champions made their exit, Lynch consoled Valkyria and got her to her feet. Lynch hugged Valkyria and then blasted her with a clothesline. Lynch was animated as she yelled at Valkyria. The fans booed. Lynch teased leaving and then returned to the ring and worked over Valkyria. Lynch teased leaving. Valkyria sat on the mat in shock. Lynch picked up Valkyria and gave her two Manhandle Slams. The crowd chanted “one more time” and Lynch obliged…
Powell’s POV: There we go. I was disappointed by the title change at WrestleMania and by Lynch not going heel with her husband. In hindsight, I was wrong. They played this right. The title change gave the fans a moment at WrestleMania, and saving the turn for television allowed more people to experience it live. The match was an improvement over their WrestleMania bout. The live crowd seemed surprised by the turn and booed initially, but many fans were chanting “one more time” by the end.
Highlights aired of Seth Rollins beat Roman Reigns and CM Punk in a Triple Threat with help from Paul Heyman in the WrestleMania night one main event…
New World Tag Team Champions “New Day” Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods were shown walking backstage. They came across Karrion Kross, who smiled and nodded at them… [C]
A WrestleMania video aired with some mainstream media headlines included… A “Fact of the Night” graphic listed that WrestleMania 41 generated over 1.1 billion social views across all social media platforms, making it the most viewed…
World Tag Team Champions “New Day” Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods made their entrance. Woods told the fans to get on their knees, raise their hands, and scream out “Thank God for the New Day.” Kingston said there’s no tag team alive or dead that is better. A “New Day sucks” chant broke out.
“Alpha Academy” Otis, Akira Tozawa, and Maxxine Dupri came out. Dupri recalled Otiz and Tozawa beating New Day during their last meeting.
[Hour Two] Dupri encouraged New Day to put their titles on the line. Woods said no. Dupri asked if “the minutemen” were sure. Kingston and Woods took the bait and agreed to the title defense. A referee ran out. The lighting changed just as the referee was about to call for the bell.
Rusev made his entrance and the crowd popped. “There were rumors,” Cole said. “He’s back.” Rusev walked to the ring. New Day left. Rusev roughed up Otis and Tozawa. Rusev looked down at New Day. Tozawa went for a crossbody block, but Rusev caught him and executed a fallaway slam.
Otis tore his t-shirt and fired up, but Rusev dropped him with a kick. Rusev applied the Accolade finisher on Otis. The referee tried to pull Rusev off. Rusev eventually released the hold while the crowd chanted “Rusev Day”…
Powell’s POV: 4/20 Day and Rusev Day back-to-back. The crowd loved it. It was hard to get a feel for where they are going with Rusev given that he worked over a couple of undercard guys while the heel tag team champions ran away from him. By the way, the rewind function on Netflix is back.
Dominik Mysterio, Liv Morgan, and Raquel Rodriguez celebrated their title wins in the Judgment Day clubhouse while Carlito stood by. Finn Balor entered the room and looked at Dom and the title. Morgan said the important thing was that the title belt came home. Balor smiled and said that what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. He told Dom he would be out there with him later and called him champ. Carlito told Balor that they don’t have titles, but it feels like they do. Balor turned around and looked at Dom’s title belt again…
Women’s World Champion Iyo Sky made her entrance… [C] An ad aired for WWE Survivor Series in San Diego, California at Petco Park on Saturday, November 29…
Powell’s POV: That is the Saturday of Thanksgiving weekend for those wondering.
Iyo Sky stood in the ring and said the previous night was the best of her career. The fans gave her a “you deserve it” chant. She said now the fans will never forget her.
NXT Women’s Champion Stephanie Vaquer made her entrance to a good reaction. Vaquer entered the ring and looked at Sky, then turned her back to her and played to the crowd for a moment before grabbing a microphone.
Vaquer congratulated Sky. Vaquer introduced herself as the NXT Women’s Champion. Sky clapped. Vaquer said she was there to show respect to Sky. A “La Premiera” chant broke out in support of Vaquer, who said Sky is the best.
Vaquer said she wants to fight the best of the best. Sky asked if Vaquer wants to face her. “I accept,” Sky said. “What about right here, right now?”
Raw General Manager Adam Pearce came out and said hold on. The fans booed. Pearce said he wanted to make sure they both wanted the match. He said he wanted the match too and said it would happen right now. Referee Jessika Carr headed to the ring…
2. Women’s World Champion Iyo Sky vs. NXT Women’s Champion Stephanie Vaquer in a non-title champion vs. champion match. There were dueling chants for the wrestlers. Sky hit an early suicide dive. Vaquer came back by diving off the barricade and hitting Sky with a crossbody block. [C]
Sky hit a missile dropkick and then played to the crowd. Sky followed with double knees in the corner and got a two count. Sky went for her finisher and then landed on her feet when Vaquer moved. Sky sold her knee for a second. Vaquer performed a dragon screw leg whip and hit double knees in the corner before getting a two count.
Sky came back with a standing double stomp to Vaquer’s sternum and got a two count. Vaquer caught Sky with a kick and then hit a back suplex. Vaquer used her legs to drive Sky’s head on the mat several times. Cole said it was a good thing Booker T wasn’t there or he would have had a heart attack.
A short time later, Sky executed a German suplex. Vaquer returned the favor with a German suplex of her own. The fans applauded while both wrestlers were down on the mat. “This has been a clinic,” Cole said of the match. A “fight forever” chant broke out.
Vaquer went up top and was cut off by Sky, who joined her on the ropes. Sky performed a Spanish Fly from the top rope, leaving both wrestlers down. An “Iyo” chant broke out briefly. Sky used the ropes to pull herself up and then ran at Vaquer, but Rozanne Perez ran in and hit Sky to end the match.
Women’s World Champion Iyo Sky fought NXT Women’s Champion Stephanie Vaquer to an apparent no-contest in 14:00 in a non-title match.
After the match, Giulia ran in and put Vaquer down with a kick. Perez and Giulia looked at one another and then attacked the two champions.
Rhea Ripley’s entrance theme played, and she ran to the ring. Ripley cleared Perez from the ring and then turned and spotted Giulia before she could hit her from behind. Ripley and Giulia circled the ring while locking eyes. Giulia exited the ring and headed to the back with Perez.
Ripley picked up the Women’s World Championship belt. Sky got to her feet, and then Ripley held out the belt. Sky tried to take it, but Ripley held on and told her something before letting go of the belt. Cole assumed Ripley told Sky that she would be coming for the title…
Powell’s POV: That was a blast. You had to know there wouldn’t be a clean finish, but they gave us 14 minutes of good action that the live crowd was hot for. The post-match angle with Perez and Giulia working together was an interesting development. They teased some strong future matches, including Ripley vs. Giulia.
CM Punk was shown walking backstage. He had the hood of his hoodie up and looked down while Cole assumed he was angry over what happened at WrestleMania…
Cole hyped new World Heavyweight Champion Jey Uso for after the break… [C] The video aired with Cardi B announcing that she will host SummerSlam on August 2-3 in New Jersey… Another brief WrestleMania recap video aired…
A great Jey Uso video package aired to “Chant” by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis…
New World Heavyweight Champion Jey Uso made his entrance through the crowd while wearing a “World Heavy-Yeet Champion” t-shirt. Jey stood next to a young fan, and they pumped their arms together before Jey headed down the stairs and eventually to the ring.
Jey stood in the ring while the fans did the obligatory “you deserve it” chant. A “one more time” chant broke out. Jey put his title belt down and then went to the ropes and pumped his arms while part of his entrance theme played again.
Jey dropped down and smiled while putting the title belt over his shoulder. “I said the New World Heavyweight Champion is now in your city,” Jey yelled. He said he’s wanted it since he was a kid, and he’s here now. Jey said it was a long, hard road.
Jey said he gave it all he had to beat Gunther at WrestleMania. “And I made him tap,” he said. The fans chanted, “He tapped out.” Jey told the fans that he’s very grateful and happy to have the belt. He said hew ill show up every day and put the work in like he always has. He said if the fans were happy to have him as champion, they should give him a “yeet” and they did.
Sami Zayn’s entrance music played. Zayn came out and waved to the fans behind the entrance area and then slapped hands on his way to the ring. Zayn held the mic up to his mouth and then lowered it before walking over to Jey and hugging him. A “Sami Uso” chant broke out.
Zayn said he didn’t even know where to begin. Zayn said not being around over the last eight weeks while Jey was going through everything with Gunther was hard on him. Zayn said that missing WrestleMania was also hard on him.
Zayn said he almost didn’t come to Las Vegas, but he had to so that he could be the first to stand in the ring with Jey and tell him how proud he is. “You’re my brother, you’re my dawg, you’re my Uce, and you deserve that,” Zayn said while getting emotional. Another “You deserve it” chant broke out. Jey held up the belt while looking to the crowd.
Zayn said it was the Raw after WrestleMania, and he didn’t want to get all sentimental. Zayn said they were there to celebrate and called for Jey’s music to play. Zayn shook Jey’s hand, and then they both went to the ropes and played to the fans.
Jey stood on the middle rope and pumped his arms with the fans while Sami dropped down and stood behind him. When Jey dropped down, Zayn gave him another hug.
Jimmy Uso made his entrance and hugged Sami and then Jey once he entered the ring. They all did a neat guy handshake together and then had a group hug. Zayn and Jimmy raised Jey’s arms and then danced while his entrance theme played. The trio all left the ring and headed to the back together…
Powell’s POV: A fun party segment for the three former Bloodline members. Zayn turning on Jey at some point could be money, but I’m happy they gave the fans the celebration tonight.
[Hour Three] Record producer Metro Boomin, Chelsea Gray and Kiah Stokes of the Las Vegas Aces, and Chase Briscoe of Netflix’s Full Speed were shown in the crowd…
Footage aired from after WrestleMania 31 of Logan Paul being interviewed by Cathy Kelley, who asked if he thought he could have beaten AJ Styles without help from Karrion Kross. Paul was bothered by the question and said the bottom line is that he won. Paul said he will face anyone the company puts in front of him. Paul said he’s the best and he will continue his WrestleMania winning streak…
Backstage, Jackie Redmond interviewed AJ Styles, who expressed disappointment over losing, yet said he would bounce back. Karrion Kross interrupted Styles and entered the picture with Scarlett. Kross was upset with Styles for not using the brass knuckles.
Styles said he would never go back to what Kross wants him to be because he hated himself. Styles said Kross could be angry with the world, but he wasn’t taking Styles down with him. He said if he had a problem with that he should go solve it. “Maybe I will,” Kross said after Styles exited the picture…
The broadcast team set up a sneak peek at the “WWE: Unreal” docu-series that will premiere this summer on Netflix…
Separate shots aired of Dominik Mysterio and Penta while Cole hyped their Intercontinental Championship match… [C]
Coming out of the break, Gunther was standing in front of the broadcast table and was barking at Cole, who told him that he’s not the one who tapped out. Gunther shoved McAfee to the ground. Gunther grabbed Cole and put him in a sleeper hold. McAfee got up and hit Gunther, who put him in a sleeper and choked him out while a bunch of producers and referees ran out. “F— you, Gunther,” chanted the censored crowd.
Gunther eventually released the hold and walked to the back while Adam Pearce was yelling at him. A “you tapped out” chant broke out. McAfee’s podcast buddies hopped the barricade to check on their friend and meal ticket. Pearce returned to ringside and helped McAfee, who dropped to his knees and coughed. Pearce and Cole helped McAfee to the back… [C]
Powell’s POV: They pulled the trigger on Gunther’s babyface turn! Gunther will be the hottest babyface on the planet if he follows this up by beating the shit out of Tony Hinchcliffe. Wait, what do you mean he was the heel of this angle?
Joe Tessitore was on commentary while the Gunther angle was replayed. Backstage, McAfee was led into a trainer’s room. Pearce grabbed Cole and told him to take the rest of the night off. Cole said he thought he broke his nose. Cole asked Pearce if they weren’t allowed to have opinions or have fun. Pearce told him to take the rest of the night off. Cole said he wouldn’t let “some bully” stop him from doing his job. The fans popped. Cole walked back to ringside and joined Tessitore at the broadcast table…
Dominik Mysterio made his entrance with Finn Balor and Carlito. Penta’s entrance followed. Cole said what Gunther did was an assault. Cole said Adam Pearce needed to do something. Cole conceded that he may have crossed the line with some of his comments over the last few weeks, but they are fans and they can’t let bullies stop them from doing their jobs…
3. Dominik Mysterio (w/Finn Balor, Carlito) vs. Penta for the Intercontinental Title. Cole recalled John Cena stating on McAfee’s show that Dominik may end up being better than his father ever was by the time all is said and done. Penta hit Dom with a flip dive at ringside heading into a break. [C]
Dom caught Penta with a kick when he leapt from the ropes. Dom hit a tornado DDT for a two count. Dom went up to for a frog splash, but Penta caught him with a kick and then joined him on the ropes. Dom knocked him to the apron. Penta chopped Dom and then pulled him back inside the ring with a head-scissors.
Dom ended up at ringside. Balor asked if he was okay. Dom pointed to Penta, who dove from the apron and used a head-scissors to launch Balor into Dom. Penta rolled Dom back inside the ring and then went up top. JD McDonagh showed up and pushed Penta off the top rope. Dom hit a top rope frog splash and scored the pin.
Dominik Mysterio defeated Penta in 8:05 to retain the Intercontinental Title.
After the match, Dom celebrated with McDonagh and Carlito while Balor was down on the floor. The trio headed toward the stage. Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez came out and celebrated. Balor didn’t look happy when he joined his faction mates, but he eventually smiled…
Powell’s POV: It’s good to see McDonagh back from an injury layoff. Balor appears to be the odd man out of The Judgment Day, but it could be a swerve. It looks like Raw be going longer than usual tonight. I guess this makes up for last week when the show ended sooner than it had at any time since it premiere on Netflix.
The broadcast team spoke at ringside and then set up footage El Grande Americano beating Rey Fenix at WrestleMania 41…
Seth Rollins and Paul Heyman were shown walking through the backstage area… [C]
Seth Rollins’ usual entrance theme played and the crowd chanted along to it while he and Paul Heyman made their entrance. Once the duo arrived inside the ring, the fans chanted “Thank you, Seth,” and “OTC” and “F— you, Heyman.” Rollins started to run through his nicknames and said he was the winner of the WrestleMania main event when he was interrupted.
CM Punk made his entrance with his right fist taped. Once in the ring, Punk got the better of Rollins while Heyman stood in the opposite corner. Punk put the boots to Rollins and then turned and looked at Heyman, who said he didn’t screw Punk.
Punk grabbed Heyman, but Rollins gouged his eyes from behind and then gave him the Stomp. The executive producer credits were shown while the fans chanted, “We want Roman.”
Heyman got a mic and said they would conclude WrestleMania 41 weekend by propelling the news all the way to WrestleMania 42. Heyman said Rollins is the new reigning, defending, undisputed number one top star of the industry.
Roman Reigns’ entrance theme played. Rollins tossed Punk to ringside and waited. Reigns entered the ring and speared Rollins. Reigns turned and looked at Heyman, and then dropped him with a Superman Punch.
Reigns let out the war cry and was about to spear Heyman when he was speared by a black hoodie wearing Bron Breakker. Rollilns looked at Breaker and made a fist. Breakker charged and ran right past Rollins and then speared Punk, who had returned to the ring.
Rollins put his arm around Breakker and said, “That’s my boy.” Rollins pointed to Reigns at ringside. Breakker went to the floor and was hit by a Superman Punch. Breakker ran around the ring and speared Reigns through the barricade and into the timekeeper’s area.
Breakker rolled Reigns inside the ring. Punk got to his knees and was crawling when Rollins gave him another Stomp. Breakker held Roman’s head while Rollins talked smack. Rollins ran the ropes and then hit the Stomp on Reigns. Rollins raised the hands of Breakker and Heyman while his entrance music played to close the show…
Powell’s POV: A good final segment. Breakker is a logical addition to the new Dangerous Alliance or whatever they intend to call the Rollins and Heyman group. Will Becky Lynch join too now that she’s turned heel? Will there be other Heyman clients?
Overall, the Raw after WrestleMania delivered. The show was light on in-ring action, but they delivered some fun surprises and it felt like they turned the page to start a new year. I will have a lot more to say about the show during my same night audio review for Dot Net Members (including our Patreon patrons). Let me know what you thought of Raw by grading the show below. That’s not quite it for WrestleMania weekend, as you can join John Moore for his live review of Tuesday’s NXT, which will be the final show of the long weekend broadcast from Vegas.
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So are the fans heels as well or is Cena right that they’re just stupid.
It’s the fucking WrestleMania crowd. Now that AEW is dying, the neckbeard and asscheese crowd is back ruining WM weekend.
Rusev day interrupts New Day!
Lol
Is Tony Kahn booking WWE now too?
If he is he’s doing a good job for once!
Lol
I can’t wait until they’re away from the awful WM crowd.
I’m here again. It’s frustrating. Cena was right to call these same morons that boo part timers out for booing Cody who is there every week (not that he made that point). Contrarians can be so freaking annoying. At least Iyo got her flowers.
Iyo Sky is somehow more understandable than Cardi B.
Ha ha.
Finn and/or Carlito has to turn on Dom here, right? Do it twice in one night after WM.
They catapulted Bron past the title and right up to the biggest storyline in the business.
Now that’s a Raw after Wrestlemania!
Best one of the year so far.
Hopefully Becky joins up with them as well.If this a reboot of the Dangerous Alliance it would make sense as they were represented by Medusa and Alexandra York aka Marlena.
They may need to scout the NWA to find the new Larry Zbyszko.
Seth’s kind of like Larry with that hairy chest.
Lol
If they get Joe Hendry to dye his hair and change his intro, he could fill that role.
Oops,
Alexandra York wasn’t part of the Dangerous Alliance.
In Kayfabe, Becky makes no sense. If she hates Lyra, why did she team up with her? If she wants the gold at all costs, why take out Bayley instead of Lyra? Much like Cena’s turn, it doesn’t hold up to even the most casual scrutiny.
Maybe Becky was simply mad that Lyra lost the match.And yeah it looks like she probably took out Bayley so she can get the spot at Mania.