WWE RAW Results, live recap, grades: CM Punk brings up Becky Lynch and Vince McMahon in final meeting with Seth Rollins

What a final episode of RAW on the USA Network! Thanks for following along with us, folks! We'll see you tomorrow night for WWE NXT. Remember, next week, the red brand will officially be on Netflix. Of course, you can always get all you need to know from us!

Full Results:

Chad Gable defeats Otis via submission. Grade: B-
Dakota Kai defeats Zoey Stark via pinfall. Grade: A-
Damian Priest and the War Raiders defeats the Judgment Day. Grade: B
Lyra Valkyria defeats IYO SKY via pinfall. Grade: A+

Rollins calls Punk a cancer to this business. Next week, that cancer is finally removed as he burns Punk and his legacy to the ground.

"I haven't seen The Man in a while. Did she take her ball and go home??"

Punk claims that Seth wouldn't be here if it weren't for him. He left because he hated who he worked for...someone that LIKED Seth. He was hit with a lot of arrows when he left and even more over the past few years. But those arrows didn't kill him. On Netflix next week, he's taking those arrows and jamming them down Rollins' corporate throat.

Punk has no regrets whatsoever about the past ten years. He asks how Seth's neck and knees are feeling. He also mocks him for the feud with Bronson Reed, reminding him that it was PUNK who took Reed out.

Rollins says his wife is taking a break to raise a kid, something that Punk knows nothing about. Punk wanted to tear WWE down. "You went on your buddy's podcast and took every shot you could. Then you took a big chunk of change to go to the competition. How'd that work out for ya??"

CM Punk berates Seth for that comment. "Did Steve Austin take his ball and come home? I haven't seen The Man in a while. Did SHE take her ball and go home??"

Rollins says that, regardless of the outcome next week, he'll be here. If CM Punk loses...he'll probably take his ball and go home. After all, it's what he's good at.

Punk cuts it off there as the crowd erupts at the opening tune of "The Cult of Personality."

During the ad break, the feed cuts to Bron Breakker talking to Adam Pearce for two seconds before we return to the ads. A weird production botch. Wonder what he was talking about...

We don't learn anything about it, as it's time for the Seth Rollins and CM Punk meeting.

Lyra has outwrestled the Genius of the Sky

Lyra is planted on the mat with an insane top-rope victory roll driver!! She kicks out and falls to the floor, where she's hit with the moonsault from IYO!! Back in the ring, though, Lyra avoids the Over the Moonsault and catches IYO SKY with a pinfall!!

Lyra Valkyria defeats IYO SKY via pinfall. Grade: A+

Lyra sets up for the Nightwing. IYO breaks away and rolls her into a deadlift German suplex!! Lyra kicks out!!

A well-deserved "This is Awesome" chant breaks out.

IYO SKY finally gets in this one when we return from break. A shotei uppercut stuns Lyra, and IYO follows with the missile dropkick off the top. IYO is launched into the corner with a shotgun dropkick and siped with a tornado DDT. The fisherman suplex connects, but it's not enough.

Lyra finally puts the Genius of the Sky on the mat with a dropkick to the knees. She locks in a pendulum swing as Kai watches on...seemingly worried.

A wrecking ball dropkick sends IYO flying across the floor. The former WWE Champion seems to get the upper hand just before the commercial break, but a dragon screw off the top keeps the young Valkyria on top. A shocking performance so far.

IYO and Lyra start off rather friendly, forgoing strikes for pinfall attempts. We see Dakota Kai in a skybox at the arena as she watches her friend battle for this Intercontinental Title shot.

Iyo Sky faces Lyra Valkyria in the last semi-final of the tournament

That's the same face I'd make if Sheamus was coming to kick me in the jaw

Backstage, The New Day interrupts the LWO as Rey Mysterio tries to pep up Otis after his loss. Rey challenges the group to a tag match next week. We're not told who his partner is...

Is this where Penta debuts?

Ludwig Kaiser is out next. He demands the WWE Universe respect and appreciate his abilities. Instead of that...Sheamus returns!! The former World Champion has been out injured since Survivor Series.

The Celtic Warrior rushes to the ring and delivers a huge Brogue Kick to his rival!

"C'mon...when's it gonna be clobberin' time??"

Yeet! Jey Uso gets his match with Drew McIntyre next week!

Backstage, Adam Pearce finds Jey Uso. Drew McIntyre has been sent home for the night. However, he needs a big match for next week. So we'll see Jey Uso face The Scottish Warrior on the first RAW on Netflix!

Dirty Dom counters the Razor's Edge with a hurricanrana. It seems like Priest is set up for the 619, but he gets to his feet and catches the Chicken Nuggie King with a spinning South of Heaven!!

Damian Priest and the War Raiders defeat Judgment Day via pinfall. Grade: B

A huge backbody drop sends Balor flying. A running cross body flattens the former Universal Champion. JD tries to save his mentor and eats a roundhouse kick for his trouble. That gives Balor enough time, though, to escape the corner senton.

Priest tags back in and nearly takes Dom's head off with a rebound discus lariat.

Judgment Day took over during the break after getting a few cheap shots in on Erik. Balor continues to stare down Priest as he wears down the champ. Erik FINALLY gets to his partner, and Ivar dominates immediately.

The War Raiders launch Finn Balor and JD McDonagh off the apron and onto the announcer's desk. This is a straight-up massacre of the Judgment Day right now! Dirty Dom checks on Balor as we cut to commercial.

JD McDonagh and Damian Priest kick things off. The former world champion dominates JD before tagging into one-half of the new Tag Team Champions, Erik. Ivar is in soon, and the War Raiders slam each other onto JD. Poor guy just got flattened.

The Judgment Day is out next, and they've abandoned the Myles Kennedy theme for a new hip hop/rap beat. It's not bad, but I loved the old theme, so it'll take time to get used to.

It's Judgment Day vs. Damian Priest and the Viking Raiders NEXT!

We see a highlight package showing some of the best moments on RAW on USA Network. We get to see some current AEW names throughout, something that definitely wouldn't have happened with Vince McMahon around.

We hear some of Jim Ross' iconic calls and see clips featuring Chris Jericho, Jon Moxley (Dean Ambrose), Bryan Danielson, and Adam Copeland (Edge).

Zoey sets up for her springboard dropkick. She went to the well one too many times there, as Kai knocks her out of the air with a superkick!! Eat your heart out, Shawn Michaels!! The Go-To Kick sends Kai to the finals!

Dakota Kai defeats Zoey Stark via pinfall. Grade: A-

Zoey tosses Kai overhead with a release sleeper suplex and follows with a running knee, but it's not enough. Kai counters a powerbomb with a sunset flip bomb of her own!!

1-2-no!! Zoey gets her arm up JUST in time. This match is incredible!

Zoey dominates throughout the break, keeping Kai off her feet and trapped in the middle of the ring. Kai finally breaks out of a sleeper hold and rallies. A Kairopractor connects, and Kai follows with the Dakota Kick in the corner! A second one nearly knocks Zoey out cold.

A BEAUTIFUL diving headbutt that misses the mark

Dakota Kai and Zoey Stark trade stiff strikes with one another as they make their way to the apron. They both attempt to drop one another on the side, making the crowd (and ME) incredibly nervous.

Kai fights Zoey off and ends up inside the ring. She sets up for a running boot, but a springboard dropkick from Zoey nearly takes her head off!

Dakota Kai is up first for the group as she takes on Pure Fusion Collective's Zoey Stark.