The WWE European Tour recently arrived in Glasgow, Scotland, for Monday Night Raw. The episode featured big names like Cody Rhodes, John Cena, and CM Punk. Along with exciting TV segments, the show also included a star-packed dark match.
After Raw ended, Cody Rhodes joined forces with CM Punk and Rey Mysterio for the dark match. They faced The Judgment Day—Finn Balor, Carlito, and Dominik Mysterio. Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez, the WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions, were at ringside supporting their allies.
During the match, CM Punk attempted a GTS on Dominik Mysterio. Dominik escaped and tagged in Carlito, who charged into the ring. However, things didn’t go well for him. Punk tripped Carlito and sent him into the ropes.
Rey Mysterio seized the moment, hitting Carlito with a 619. Punk followed with a GTS, and Cody Rhodes finished with a Cross Rhodes. Since it was a dark match, the good guys won by pinning the former Intercontinental Champion.
Cody Rhodes, CM Punk, and Rey Mysterio cut a promo in front of the Glasgow crowd
Cody Rhodes is well-known for engaging with fans after WWE shows end. After his match, the 39-year-old grabbed the microphone and energized the Glasgow crowd. He referenced his earlier segment with John Cena, calling it the worst version of the 16-time World Champion. But he pointed to Rey Mysterio as a legend who truly gives his all to the fans.
CM Punk even knelt and bowed to Rey Mysterio while the crowd cheered. The luchador took the mic and shared his appreciation for the fans. Punk then spoke, saying the crowd’s energy helped them push through exhaustion. He also praised Mysterio, calling him a true master of his craft.
The three stars hugged in the ring and thanked the Glasgow audience. Fans have been particularly fond of the dynamic between Punk and Rhodes. The two recently shared a heartfelt moment at a European live event.
Their connection continues to resonate with the WWE universe. The post-show interactions highlight their dedication to the fans. Moments like these make live events unforgettable for the audience. Both Punk and Rhodes know how to leave a lasting impression.