WWE Survivor Series WarGames results: Who Won the Main Event Tonight?

WWE Survivor Series WarGames 2025 delivered two brutal WarGames matches and a major Intercontinental Title change on November 29 at Petco Park in San Diego, California. The men’s WarGames main event ended with Bron Breakker pinning CM Punk after a shocking mystery attack, while Dominik Mysterio dethroned John Cena in his final WWE Premium Live Event Intercontinental Championship match.

The show streamed live on ESPN Unlimited in the United States and on Netflix internationally, with more than 45,000 fans in attendance. Key storylines advanced for CM Punk, Cody Rhodes, Roman Reigns, Bron Breakker, and Dominik Mysterio as WWE continued to build toward WrestleMania season.

WWE Survivor Series WarGames results: Main event winners and key finishes

The main event WarGames match saw Roman Reigns, CM Punk, Cody Rhodes, Jey Uso, and Jimmy Uso face Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Drew McIntyre, and Brock Lesnar. CM Punk started the bout against Breakker, and the two set an intense pace before the rings filled up. The heel side gained the advantage early once McIntyre entered and repeatedly threw Punk into the cage.

Cody Rhodes arrived as the first reinforcement for the babyfaces, followed by Jimmy and Jey Uso, while Logan Paul and Bronson Reed bolstered the heel team. Brock Lesnar entered last for his side, suplexing nearly everyone in sight and landing multiple F5s. Roman Reigns then arrived to a huge reaction, trading heavy shots with Lesnar before spearing him through a sponsored table, which finally triggered the official WarGames phase.

As the action escalated, Logan Paul used brass knuckles given by Paul Heyman, but Reigns countered with a spear. Reigns then used the knuckles for a string of Superman Punches on Bronson Reed, Drew McIntyre, and Breakker. Lesnar and Reigns collided again, while Jey and Jimmy Uso absorbed more punishment from Breakker and Reed. Punk hit Logan Paul with a GTS for a near fall, appearing close to winning the match for his team.

A hooded, all-black-clad mystery figure entered the cage at that point. Punk and Breakker paused in shock as the intruder hit Punk with a Stomp before leaving the ring. Breakker pulled down his singlet straps, hit the ropes, and then speared Punk clean in the middle of the ring for the decisive three-count. The heel team of Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Drew McIntyre, and Brock Lesnar won the men’s WarGames main event in just over 40 minutes.

After the match, Breakker, Reed, McIntyre, Logan, and Lesnar celebrated at ringside with Paul Heyman as pyro exploded above Petco Park. Commentary highlighted the mystery attacker, with the broadcast team insisting it could not be Seth Rollins due to his recent surgery. The finish leaves Punk with a high-profile loss and sets up a new top heel in Breakker, who pinned the World Heavyweight Champion on a major stage.

John Cena vs Dominik Mysterio: Intercontinental Title shocker

Earlier in the night, John Cena faced AAA Mega Champion Dominik Mysterio for the WWE Intercontinental Championship in what was billed as Cena’s final Premium Live Event match. Dominik entered in a white mask and received a strong hometown reaction in San Diego, flanked by Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez. Cena followed to a massive ovation, with commentary noting his 100 PLE victories, second only to The Undertaker.

The match featured heavy interference from the opening minutes. Raquel Rodriguez tripped Cena while the referee was distracted, and Dominik hit the Three Amigos and multiple strikes to keep Cena grounded. On the floor, Rodriguez and Perez blocked Cena’s path and took turns hitting big moves, including a Tejana Bomb and Pop Rox, as Dominik attempted to capitalize with a 619 and frog splash.

A scary moment came when Dominik botched a huracanrana attempt off the barricade and landed on the back of his head and shoulder. Officials checked on him at ringside, and commentary compared the scene to a recent Raw incident involving Penta. Rodriguez and Perez jumped Cena during the confusion, but once Dominik “recovered,” he hit a 619 and frog splash. The referee refused to count, then ejected Rodriguez and Perez from ringside.

Cena battled back and locked in the STF, but Dominik reached the ropes. Mysterio then loosened his boot to create another opening. Cena removed the boot, Dominik slipped free to hit another 619 and frog splash, but Cena kicked out. Cena connected with an Attitude Adjustment for a near fall, triggering a loud “this is awesome” chant from the crowd.

When the referee was knocked down after Cena tried another shoulder block, Finn Balor and JD McDonagh rushed in. Cena fought them off and delivered a double Attitude Adjustment, but Dominik grabbed the Intercontinental Title belt. Cena ducked the belt shot and hit another AA, then signaled for a second referee. Instead, Liv Morgan’s music hit, marking her surprise return.

Morgan appeared to side with Cena and even slapped Dominik. She then leapt into Cena’s arms with a smile, only to suddenly low blow him while smirking at the camera. Dominik hit another 619, Morgan nailed Cena with the title belt, and Mysterio followed with a frog splash. The referee slid back into the ring and counted the three, giving Dominik Mysterio the Intercontinental Championship and handing Cena a controversial loss in his final PLE appearance.

After the match, Liv Morgan celebrated with Dominik, holding the Intercontinental Title while he carried the AAA Mega Championship. Dominik declared himself the greatest Mysterio of all time and a two-time Intercontinental Champion as pyro boomed behind him. Cena received a “Thank you, Cena” chant, saluted the crowd, and thanked fans on camera as he walked to the back, promoting his officially announced final match on Saturday Night’s Main Event.

Women’s WarGames and title match: Ripley’s team and Vaquer stand tall

The women’s WarGames match opened the main card, featuring “Team Rhea” Rhea Ripley, Iyo Sky, Alexa Bliss, Charlotte Flair, and AJ Lee against “Team Asuka” Asuka, Kairi Sane, Nia Jax, Lash Legend, and Becky Lynch. Flair and Asuka started, trading suplexes and strikes before Iyo Sky entered with a trash can lid. Becky Lynch arrived next with a kendo stick, giving her team an early edge.

Alexa Bliss, Kairi Sane with a green chain, and AJ Lee followed in sequence, with Lee entering by climbing over the cage after Lynch tried to hold the door shut. Lee hit a crossbody from the top rope and repeatedly slammed Lynch into the cage to a big reaction. Nia Jax joined the match with new gear and flattened several opponents, while Ripley entered with kendo sticks and a trash can, wearing gear inspired by the Terrifier films.

Lash Legend was the final entrant for Team Asuka, and the match officially started after she entered the cage. Legend hit Rhea Ripley with a powerbomb and a pump kick, then nearly scored the pin. Chaos followed with Asuka spraying mist that accidentally hit Legend, Sky performing a Swanton from the top of the cage while wearing the trash can, and Bliss landing Twisted Bliss on Jax.

In the closing sequence, Becky Lynch tried to escape the cage but was dragged back by Charlotte Flair. Ripley hit Lynch with Riptide, and AJ Lee immediately locked in the Black Widow submission. Lynch tapped out quickly, giving Team Rhea the victory after more than 40 minutes of action. The babyface team of Ripley, Sky, Bliss, Flair, and Lee celebrated together as pyro lit up the stadium.

Later in the show, Stephanie Vaquer defended the Women’s World Championship against Nikki Bella. Vaquer entered as champion with a moderate reaction, while Nikki’s response from the crowd was noticeably quieter. Nikki attacked early, but Vaquer soon took control with headbutts and stiff strikes, running Bella into the announce table and apron.

Nikki focused on Vaquer’s midsection and delivered a spinebuster, teasing the Devil’s Kiss to draw heat. Vaquer countered and worked on Nikki’s leg, using a dragon screw before hitting her double knees in the corner. Nikki nearly stole the win with Rack Attack 2.0, but Vaquer reached the ropes with her foot to break the pin.

The match’s turning point came on the apron. Nikki tried to powerbomb Vaquer to the floor, but Vaquer blocked it, dropped a knee on Nikki’s head, and then hit the Devil’s Kiss on the announce table. Vaquer rolled Nikki back into the ring, landed another Devil’s Kiss, followed by a corkscrew moonsault, and pinned Bella clean to retain the Women’s World Championship. The crowd responded strongly to Vaquer’s finishing stretch, reinforcing her status as a top champion.

What the Survivor Series WarGames results mean going forward

The WWE Survivor Series WarGames 2025 results reshape the main event scene on both Raw and SmackDown. Bron Breakker’s pinfall win over CM Punk inside WarGames positions him as a leading contender for Punk’s World Heavyweight Championship or future top programs. The mystery attacker who hit Punk with a Stomp gives WWE a clear hook for upcoming episodes, especially with commentary casting doubt on the idea that it was Seth Rollins.

Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar renewed their rivalry inside the cage, and their violent exchanges hint at one more showdown or a multi-person story involving Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso. Logan Paul continues to be protected in key spots, breaking up pins and taking limited direct losses, which keeps him in the title picture for future premium events.

On the Intercontinental Title front, Dominik Mysterio’s win over John Cena gives him one of the biggest victories of his career. The involvement of Liv Morgan, Finn Balor, JD McDonagh, Raquel Rodriguez, and Roxanne Perez shows The Judgment Day’s influence stretching across brands and divisions. Cena, meanwhile, remains protected by the layered interference and will have a highly promoted final match to close his in-ring career.

In the women’s division, Team Rhea’s WarGames victory and Vaquer’s successful title defense cement Rhea Ripley and Stephanie Vaquer as central figures heading into WrestleMania season. Becky Lynch’s submission loss in WarGames after recently dropping the Women’s Intercontinental Title also sets her up for a character shift, as her best work often comes when she is chasing redemption after high-profile defeats.

Overall, the WWE Survivor Series WarGames results from November 29, 2025, delivered major storyline shifts, a decisive main event win for Bron Breakker, and a shocking Intercontinental Title change involving John Cena and Dominik Mysterio. Fans now turn their attention to Raw, SmackDown, and Saturday Night’s Main Event to see the fallout from one of WWE’s most eventful nights of the year.

FYI (keeping you in the loop)-

Q1: Who won the WWE Survivor Series WarGames 2025 main event?

The men’s WarGames main event was won by the team of Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Drew McIntyre, and Brock Lesnar. Breakker pinned CM Punk after a mystery attacker entered the cage and hit Punk with a Stomp. This result positions Breakker as a major force in WWE’s main event scene.

Q2: What were the full WWE Survivor Series WarGames results for the top matches?

In the women’s WarGames match, Team Rhea Ripley defeated Team Asuka when Becky Lynch submitted to AJ Lee’s Black Widow. Dominik Mysterio defeated John Cena to win the Intercontinental Title after interference from Liv Morgan and Judgment Day allies. Stephanie Vaquer retained the Women’s World Championship by defeating Nikki Bella with the Devil’s Kiss and a corkscrew moonsault, and the men’s WarGames main event went to Bron Breakker’s team.

Q3: How did Dominik Mysterio beat John Cena for the Intercontinental Title?

Dominik Mysterio used heavy interference and a dramatic injury tease to beat John Cena. After Finn Balor, JD McDonagh, Raquel Rodriguez, and Roxanne Perez were neutralized or ejected, Liv Morgan appeared to help Cena but swerved him with a low blow. Dominik then hit a 619 and frog splash, with Morgan using the Intercontinental Title belt to seal the finish, giving Mysterio the pinfall victory.

Q4: What is next for CM Punk after losing at Survivor Series WarGames?

CM Punk was pinned by Bron Breakker in the WarGames main event after a surprise intruder hit him with a Stomp. This loss opens multiple directions for Punk, including a feud with Breakker and a storyline centered around tracking down the mystery attacker. WWE has already promoted Punk for upcoming shows, where the fallout from this loss will likely be a key focus.

Q5: Did any champions retain their titles at WWE Survivor Series WarGames 2025?

Yes, Stephanie Vaquer retained the Women’s World Championship by defeating Nikki Bella. She survived Nikki’s Rack Attack 2.0, hit the Devil’s Kiss on the announce table and again in the ring, and finished with a corkscrew moonsault. The main title scene for CM Punk and Roman Reigns also remained unchanged, even though both were involved in the WarGames main event story.