Ethan Page takes the Intercontinental title as Raw’s closing attack catches Reigns

Ethan Page defeated Chad Gable to win the Intercontinental Championship on the November 2 edition of Raw in Brooklyn. Page drove Gable into an exposed turnbuckle and followed with an Egoplex, ending a match built around Gable attacking Page’s leg and Page working over the champion’s upper body.

The title change supplied the night’s clearest lasting result. The finish also paid off the match’s tactical struggle: Gable kept pursuing the ankle lock, but Page used the corner to escape and create the opening for the winning move.

The four match results

Ethan Page defeated Chad Gable to win the Intercontinental Championship.

The Judgment Day defeated Chelsea Green, IYO SKY and Tiffany Stratton. Liv Morgan pinned Green after hitting Oblivion.

The Vision defeated Penta, Je’Von Evans and Dragon Lee, with Bron Breakker finishing Evans with a spear.

Royce Keys versus Solo Sikoa ended in a no-contest, according to WWE’s official results. The 946’s interference turned the closing stretch into a faction attack.

The closing angle and Cena’s announcement

Roman Reigns and The Usos came to Sikoa’s aid. Cruz Montana then attacked Reigns and aligned with The 946. Sami Zayn followed with a Helluva Kick to the World Heavyweight Champion, giving their approaching Crown Jewel meeting a sharp final image.

Earlier, John Cena announced that the John Cena Classic would take place in Orlando on December 14 and named Cody Rhodes as its first invitee, as Wade Keller reported for PWTorch. The announcement introduced the event without settling its complete field or format.

Page left with a championship. The 946 left with another ally, and Zayn capitalized on the damage they had done. Those were the show’s separate consequences: a completed title change and new story developments heading into the next event.