WWE chief teases 'new landscape' after titles change hands at Saturday Night's Main Event

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WWE Chief Content Officer Paul "Triple H" Levesque teased "there’s a new landscape" in the company after two new champions were crowned during Saturday Night’s Main Event.

Levesque’s social media post came hours before "Monday Night Raw" – the brand where CM Punk is the face of after he won the vacant World Heavyweight Championship in a match against Jey Uso.

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CM Punk celebrates his win during WWE Saturday Night's Main Event at Delta Center on Nov. 1, 2025 in Salt Lake City, Utah. (Michael Owens/WWE via Getty Images)

"A lot can happen on a Saturday night in WWE," Levesque wrote. "Four high-stakes matches… Two NEW world champions crowned… And a history-making announcement for December 13th…

"There’s a new landscape in WWE, starting tonight on WWE Raw."

Punk has gone through a long and arduous journey to return to the WWE mountaintop as champion. He returned to the company in 2023, almost immediately suffered an injury, and fought through several obstacles to get back to having gold around his waist.

He held the World Heavyweight Championship briefly at SummerSlam, but lost it after Seth Rollins cashed in his Money in the Bank contract on him. Punk wasn’t the only one with a new championship after the event.

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