WWE This Week 12th June 2025
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Date & Time:
Aired: Thursday, June 12, 2025
Coverage spans WWE Raw (June 9) and preview for SmackDown (airing June 13)
Time: 8:00 PM ET
Location:
Raw (June 9) was broadcast from Phoenix, Arizona
SmackDown will air from WWE Production Studios in its standard weekly format
Match Card & Highlights – Raw (June 9):
Gunther vs. Jey Uso – World Heavyweight Championship
Gunther defeated Jey Uso to win the title in a high-intensity main event. The match was hard-hitting, with Gunther showing ruthless efficiency.
CM Punk Confronts John Cena
Punk surprised the WWE Universe by calling out John Cena, igniting their rivalry ahead of Night of Champions.
Tournament Advancements
- Roxanne Perez and Sami Zayn advanced in the Queen and King of the Ring tournaments.
- Liv Morgan made a bold statement targeting Nikki Bella.
- Bayley also returned, sending a message to the women’s locker room.
SmackDown (June 13) – Preview & Match Card:
Expectations are high going into SmackDown:
- Money in the Bank Ladder Match Qualifiers
Expect intense matches as top stars compete for spots. - Further Build to Punk vs. Cena
Their feud continues to escalate leading up to Night of Champions. - Star Appearances Expected
Wrestlers like Solo Sikoa, LA Knight, Rhea Ripley, Naomi, and others are expected to feature.
Weekly Review:
Gunther’s Dominance
Gunther’s victory marked a major title shift, cementing him as a dominant presence once again.
CM Punk’s Promo
Punk’s return delivered a verbal masterclass, making it clear that his feud with Cena is personal.
What’s Next?
- Night of Champions will take place on June 28 in Riyadh, and storylines from this week are shaping that card.
- MITB qualifiers and tournament progression will continue in the coming weeks.
- The Cena vs. Punk rivalry is set to headline future WWE shows.
Conclusion:
WWE This Week (6/12/2025) packed action, returns, and title drama into one explosive package. Gunther’s title win and CM Punk’s challenge to Cena have reset the top of the card, while SmackDown promises more ladder match chaos and rising stars ready to make their move.
