WWE Raw results: Stephanie Vaquer destroys two opponents to retain championship, Usos make shocking comeback for 9th tag gold

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By: Jessica Morrison

WWE Raw results delivered championship thrills on December 29, 2025. Stephanie Vaquer retained her Women’s World Championship in a thrilling triple threat match. The Usos captured tag team gold in a dominant main event performance that closed out the final Raw of 2025.

🔥 Quick Facts

  • Stephanie Vaquer defeated Nikki Bella and Raquel Rodriguez in a triple threat match for the Women’s World Championship
  • The Usos won their 9th tag team championship by defeating AJ Styles and Dragon Lee in the main event
  • The match lasted 17 minutes and featured a nail-biter finish with Vaquer pinning Nikki Bella
  • The Usos hit their signature 1D finish on Dragon Lee to capture the titles on December 29, 2025

Stephanie Vaquer retains in triple threat thriller

Stephanie Vaquer successfully defended her Women’s World Championship against two of the most formidable competitors in WWE. The match was competitive from start to finish. Nikki Bella came in ready to prove her championship credentials. Raquel Rodriguez provided the third dimension to an already intense matchup.

Vaquer cleared Rodriguez from the ring and seized the opportunity. She pinned Bella in a crucial moment to retain her title. The victory came after 17 minutes of back-and-forth action. This was described as a nail-biter finish by multiple sources.

Usos capture ninth tag team championship gold

The final match of WWE Raw’s 2025 finale delivered championship history. Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso defeated AJ Styles and Dragon Lee to win the World Tag Team Championship. This marked the ninth tag team title in their illustrious career. The brothers executed their signature 1D finish on Dragon Lee to seal victory.

The twin brothers made use of quick tags throughout the contest. Their teamwork and chemistry proved too much for the defending champions. This victory capped off an incredible run for the Usos as 2025 transitions into 2026.

Championship match results and referee decisions

Championship Match Winner Match Type
Women’s World Championship Stephanie Vaquer (Retained) Triple Threat
World Tag Team Championship The Usos (Won) Standard Tag
Women’s Title Duration 17 minutes Match Length
Event Location Orlando, Florida WWE Raw December 29

La Primera continues championship reign

Stephanie Vaquer, known as “La Primera,” proved why she remains undefeated in championship matches. Her ability to read the ring and capitalize on opportunities continues to set her apart. The victory over Nikki Bella marks another successful title defense. Vaquer has established herself as one of the most dominant figures in WWE’s women’s division.

The pin came at the perfect moment when Vaquer caught her opponents off-guard. Rodriguez was recovering outside the ring. Bella was vulnerable and exposed to a quick lateral press. This finishing sequence showcased the championship awareness that Vaquer consistently displays.

What’s next for the tag team champions and women’s division?

The Usos head into 2026 as the new World Tag Team Champions. Their ninth title reign marks a remarkable achievement in professional wrestling. The twin brothers are positioned strongly for future championship opportunities. Expect major programs involving AJ Styles and Dragon Lee as they pursue reclaiming the titles.

Stephanie Vaquer will continue defending her title against top contenders. Nikki Bella and Raquel Rodriguez have proven they belong in title matches. The women’s division is heating up as we move into early 2026. These competitors will likely face each other again soon.

“The Usos made use of quick tags and their signature teamwork to overcome the defending champions.”

WWE.com Report, Championship Coverage

Watch: Full highlights from December 29, 2025 Raw

Sources

  • WWE.com – Official match results and video highlights
  • Wrestling Inc. – Live coverage and detailed match analysis
  • Forbes – Championship winners and match grades

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