Final iMPACT! - iMPACT! recap for September 24, 2026

Leon Slater heads to the ring to start tonight's show. Slater says he is doing a lot better than he was last week when he had to share the ring with "The Hollywood Hunk" Ryan Nemeth, but by the end of it, he beat him. He then says that "The Wanted Man" Nic Nemeth laid him out with the World Championship afterwards, and now he wonders why Nic is a coward. Slater chalks it up to Nic seeing him getting stronger, bigger, smarter and faster as a threat and knowing that Slater can beat him, then says he is feeling ready to go right now and that he is not going to wait until Bound For Glory before calling out Nic Nemeth. Nic Nemeth shows up and says there is a difference between a kid with a bright future and being the World Champion, then mentions Ryan being in a qualifying match on the way to becoming X-Division Champion tonight. He then says that when that happens, he and Ryan will run TNA for "practically forever." Ryan is suddenly behind Slater as Nic tells Slater that he does not have what it takes, but Slater somehow knows that Ryan is behind before attacking him and Nic. Security tries to stop the brawl, but Nic and Slater fight through them and start fighting each other before officials and more security show up to hold them back as Director of Authority Santino Marella shows up. Santino announces that from this point forward, both Nic and Slater are forbidden to lay a hand on each other. If Nic gets physical, he will lose the World title; if Slater gets physical, he will lose his title shot; the match will be off either way.

Backstage, we hear from Matt Hardy, who says that the mysterious backstage attacker attacked him, and now he knows there could be two or more. He mentions their attack on his brother, but they did not finish the job, and now, Jeff Hardy is back. Jeff appears and says he is back and that he will not forget what happened what happened until he attacks the attackers. Matt says he has put out a message on social media, and in one hour, they will demand the attackers reveal themselves in the ring.

Backstage, Indi Hartwell meets with Daria Rae and says she is not scared of her, then wants to know who gave Daria authority, saying that Daria is a bully and a bad person. Daria advises Indi to walk away, but Indi says that Daria is scared of her and "a joke." Daria slaps Indi in the face, then Indi says "Gotcha." It is then revealed that Director of Authority Santino Marella was recording the whole encounter, much to Daria's chagrin.

"The Hollywood Hunk" Ryan Nemeth beats KJ Orso in a Bound For Glory X-Division Championship qualifier after using the referee as a means to hit Orso with a cheap shot.

We hear from Rosemary, who is in a white straitjacket with the number 666 on it. On the other end of the table is Courtney Rush, who says "Why don't we start over from the beginning?"

Backstage, Mustafa Ali meets with Mila Moore and John Skyler. Mustafa Ali is not happy that he is in the main event defending the International Championship, saying that whoever thought of this was dumb. He then realizes that Mila Moore did it, then says that Mila Moore is "no brains, all bimbo." John Skyler tells Mustafa Ali not to take his anger out on Mila, saying that she kept Order 4 (Mustafa Ali, John Skyler, Tasha Steelz, Special Agent Zero, Mila Moore) together and did a good job. When Skyler says that Mila is also a good person, Mustafa reminds Skyler of Mila rejecting him last week, then leaves. Mila thanks Skyler, but Skyler also walks away.

Hernandez is seen in the front row.

The Righteous (Vincent and Dutch) beat Rich Swann and BDE in a Dot Combat Match. After the match, Dutch wraps an open chair around BDE's neck, then Vincent smacks that chair with another chair, busting BDE open.

Backstage, Frankie Kazarian tells Avery Styles that he will be in the Call Your Shot Gauntlet Match at Bound For Glory for his TNA debut match, and says that Avery has a chance to prove he belongs in TNA. He then tells Avery that he will be in the match as well.

As per the TNA Injury Report: Members of security are being evaluated following the brawl between Leon Slater and "The Wanted Man" Nic Nemeth at the beginning of the show. Jeff Hardy is cleared to return to competition with no restrictions after being attacked backstage. Moose is still dealing with neck issues following his career-threatening match with Frankie Kazarian, and as a precaution, he is out of action tonight, although he will be cleared next week.

Backstage, Indi Hartwell and Harley Hudson mention what just happened to Daria Rae when Director of Authority Santino Marella shows up and tells them that Daria Rae is suspended immediately, as per the TNA Board of Directors. He also says that at Bound For Glory, Indi Hartwell finally has her Knockouts World title shot. Xia Brookside shows up, saying that Daria Rae has made it clear Indi is not getting a title shot, but Santino says he is in charge and making it happen, much to Brookside's dissatisfaction.

The Hardys (Jeff and Matt Hardy) head to the ring. Matt Hardy says that mystery attackers have been attacking people backstage for weeks, including the both of them, then says that the fun is over and that it ends tonight. Matt demands that the attackers reveal themselves in the ring, and Jeff states that he has run out of patience and wants to know who is being all of the attacks. Static then appears on the video screen above the stage, and the lights start flicking before totally going out. Two men appear in the ring wearing hoods and attack The Hardys from behind. The masked men are Dexter Lumis and Joe Gacy, now known as Samuel Shaw and Joseph Sawyer, and the word "Syx" is seen on the video screen above the stage.

Elijah beats Eddie Edwards after Brian Myers and Bear Bronson get on the ring apron only to be taken down by Ricky Sosa, allowing Elijah to hit the Highwayman's Farewell for the win.

Backstage, we hear from Moose, who talks about how he beat one of the best TNA has to offer in Frankie Kazarian to save his career. He says his neck may be hurt, but he is still the face of the franchise. AJ Francis and Expressions show up, with Expressions saying nobody wants to hear Moose talk and Francis saying that his face is all over the media and not Moose's. Francis also brags about bringing a Dude Wipes sponsorship to TNA, and Moose says it is only because Francis' ass stinks before Moose challenges Francis to a one-on-one match. Expressions accepts on AJ Francis' behalf before Moose punks him out, sending Expressions retreating behind AJ Francis.

Elayna Black beats Jada Stone, Harley Hudson and Gabby Forza to become #1 contender for the TNA Knockouts Television Championship as The Elegance Brand (The Personal Concierge, Heather by Elegance, M by Elegance, Mr. Elegance) watches from the stage near the end of the match.

Backstage, Mila Moore catches up with John Skyler and thanks him for standing up for her. Skyler says he meant every word and that he knows Mila better than she knows herself and that Mila deserves better. When Mila is about to move in for the kiss, Mustafa interrupts alongside Special Agent Zero, and is ticked off at what is going on. Mila quits Order 4 (Mustafa Ali, John Skyler, Tasha Steelz, Special Agent Zero, Mila Moore), then takes Skyler with her and says that Skyler quits, too. Mila and Skyler walk off, and Mustafa tells Special Agent Zero to go follow them as he looks for Tasha Steelz.

Backstage, Zoey Serrano is on the phone with an irate Daria Rae. She tells Daria that Indi Hartwell will not make it to Bound For Glory.

Mustafa Ali retains the TNA International Championship against Trey Miguel and Jason Hotch after Hotch inadvertently hits Tasha Steelz with a top rope doubel foot stomp meant for Mustafa Ali and Mustafa hits Trey with the International Championship. After the match, Mustafa Ali helps Tasha Steelz up, then drops her before celebrating to end the show.

Backstage, The Hardys (Jeff and Matt Hardy) challenge Syx (Joseph Sawyer and Samuel Shaw) next week, telling them to prepare to go to war.

Collision Course - Collision recap for September 23, 2026

Backstage, we hear from "Jungle" Jack Perry, who says that Samoa Joe does not speak for himself anymore and that he got The Opps (Hook, "The Wrestler" Katsuyori Shibata, Anthony Bowens, Action Andretti) instead. On the subject of Katsuyori Shibata, there is no more of a killer anywhere in the world than Shibata. Perry says he will have to claw and scratch and survive Shibata before he can get to Samoa Joe.

Renee Paquette moderates a face-to-face meeting between The Divine Dominion (Megan Bayne and Lena Kross) and The Brawling Birds (Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor) on the stage. A table with a tea set - and biscuits - is brought onto the stage at the behest of The Divine Dominion, who state that The Brawling Birds are not special and are not deserving of the Women's World Tag Team Championships. Lena Kross states that they have beaten The Brawling Birds before in singles matches and that they will beat them within an inch of their lives, and Megan Bayne tells them to have a cup before it all comes crumbling down. This leads to Jamie Hayter smashing the tea pot into Megan Bayne's head before The Divine Dominion get the upper hand.

In footage from after last week's Dynamite, we hear from The Conglomeration (Orange Cassidy, Kyle O'Reilly, Roderick Strong). Roderick Strong becomes frustrated with not being able to do things his way and with other people succeeding while they themselves are world championship material.

Don Callis guests on commentary for the next match.

The Don Callis Family ("The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher and "The Jet" Kevin Knight) beat The Outrunners (Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd). After the match, Renee Paquette interviews Knight and Fletcher. Fletcher addresses Darby Allin and Steven Borden, saying that running into the fire means they will get burned sooner or later, and that they will get burned at All Out. Fletcher admits he did not like Knight at first, but they are now working not just as a well-oiled machine, but as a family, and whether they are on the same page or not, Saturday will be a cakewalk and they will become #1 contenders for the World Tag Team Championships. Darby Allin's theme plays, and Trent Beretta and Rocky Romero lie in wait on the stage only for Darby and Borden to be in the rafters. Darby says they are not running before All Out and that he is too smart from this, saying he learned his lesson. Knight says Darby is only TNT Champion because Borden and his friends jumped him, but on Saturday, Darby will be playing by his and Fletcher's rules. Darby says it will be anything but and that Knight will be humbled when he and Fletcher lose. Darby then tells Knight and Fletcher not to call their upcoming loss an upset.

Chris Jericho makes his way to the ring. Jericho talks about how he beat "The Prodigy" Nick Wayne last week only for Nick Wayne to kick him in the groin. He says he did not like that, but admits he likes Nick Wayne taking advantage of an opportunity and making it work. He then gives Nick Wayne the opportunity to stand in the ring with him again tonight, and Nick Wayne heads to the ring before saying that Jericho is here to backstab him and not just to talk. Jericho says he is not mad at Nick Wayne and that he has to hit a cheap shot to succeed in the business, then feigns going low again as he states he could do it right now but will not. Jericho notes their similar young starts in the business and how Nick Wayne is "an egotistical son of a bitch" like he used to be, then talks about how he was on the same show as Nick Bockwinkel. Bockwinkel noted that Jericho worked too fast and did too many moves, and asks what would have happened if he did not ignore his advice and did not act like an arrogant prick. Nick Wayne says that this is not about a necklace and all about being beaten by Jericho, saying Jericho will not beat him again, as wrestling is all he has ever known and all Jericho has taught him is that he must change who he is to beat him. Nick Wayne then challenges Chris Jericho to a rematch at Grand Slam France in less than two weeks' time, and hopes that the man who knows more wins. This leads to a staredown where Jericho tells Nick Wayne is not a man, but a kid that he will get "the shit kicked out of him" again.

Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Hyan. Hyan introduces Thunder Rosa to counter Britt Baker's comments that she is just a tag team wrestler, and Thunder Rosa looks forward to teaming up with Hyan against Britt and Persephone next week.

Mercedes Moné guests on commentary for the next match.

Queen Aminata beats Skye Blue. After the match, Julia Hart attacks Queen Aminata from behind. Mina Shirakawa gets in the ring to even up the numbers game, then "The Toxic Spider" Thekla shows up and punches out both Mina and Aminata. Willow Nightingale shows up and makes the save for Mina and Aminata, and Skye Blue has to save Thekla on the way out of the ring.

Backstage, we hear from Persephone and Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. Britt Baker says that Hyan and Thunder Rosa are dumb for challenging them to a tag team match in her hometown next week. She accepts their challenge, then Persephone issues an open challenge for the TBS Championship for anyone not named Hyan and Maya World at All Out.

PAC beats Ace Austin. After the match, PAC puts Austin in the Brualizer. "Switchblade" Jay White runs into the ring and fights PAC only for The Bang Bang Gang, The Dogs and Wheeler Yuta to jump in and make this a multi-man brawl. When Andrade el Idolo's music hits, PAC lets go of the Brutalizer and leaves the ring only for Andrade to attack him from out of the crowd.

Those Dynamite Kids - Dynamite recap for September 23, 2026

Backstage, we hear from The Demand (Ricochet, Bishop Kaun, Toa Liona). Ricochet says Swerve Strickland and The New Level (Kofi and "Awesome" Austin Creed) make up what is wrong with AEW, stating that they were suddenly thrown together into a trio. He says he saw the future and brotherhood in Bishop Kaun and Toa Liona and that they will become the World Trios Champions. Bishop Kaun says Swerve and The New Level are "not a real trio," and Toa Liona says they will be doing them a favor when The Demand puts them down. We then hear from Swerve Strickland, The New Level and Prince Nana. Prince Nana reminds Bishop Kaun and Toa Liona that he was the one who bring him into AEW, and says that Swerve and The New Level will take The Demand out. Creed says that they have revenge in mind tonight and will be leaving as champions tonight, then gets up to speed with what happened between Swerve and team of Toa Liona and Bishop Kaun. Kofi says that they will move on to All Out, then gets up to speed with Swerve's history with Bandido and "Hangman" Adam Page. Creed then asks if Swerve had any friends before The New Level showed up, and Swerve is awkwardly silent before his music hits.

Swerve Strickland and The New Level (Kofi and "Awesome" Austin Creed) retain the AEW World Trios Championships against The Demand (Ricochet, Bishop Kaun, Toa Liona) in a trios match. After the match, "Hangman" Adam Page and Brodido (Brody King and Bandido) show up, and Hangman congratulate Swerve and The New Level on becoming Trios Champions, saying that the titles feel important in their hands and that he is glad they are here. He then says that Swerve has no idea who he is really dealing with, then wants to know what Swerve is. Creed says he is teaming with the greatest team in professional wrestling and making sure the Trios titles are the most prestigious in professional wrestling. Creed says Swerve is a changed man, and Kofi says that Swerve has been "nothing but cool." Brody King says it has only been three weeks, and Hangman says Swerve will show his true colors given enough time. Swerve says that Hangman has been abandoned by other trios before and that he will abandon Brodido, too, as Hangman showed his true colors in Chicago and he is no better than him. Brody King says that at All Out, both teams will represent the trios division as it was meant to be, and they will see if three weeks was long enough to keep the titles. Bandido says the Trios titles are the most wanted and that they belong to Hangman and Brodido.

Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews "Speedball" Mike Bailey, Will Ospreay and Francesco Akira. Ospreay says not many men would throw themselves into the line of fire against The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta, PAC, Daniel Garcia, "The Problem" Marina Shafir), and while he and Speedball have history, Speedball made the save for Francesco Akira, and would like for him to join his version of United Empire. Speedball says that Ospreay is the kind of man he would stand next to, then says he will team up with him tonight, joining Ospreay's United Empire in the process. Ospreay has to stop Akira from saying something not fit for international broadcast again.

Backstage, we hear from "The Toxic Spider" Thekla, who says that inside everyone, there are two bitches: a dumb bitch who is full of love, happiness, kindness and dancing, and a true bitch who is violent. Thekla then says she will have a good time tonight, because "Thekla is for the children," then says she will be "all nice" until Saturday, when she becomes "all toxic."

Jon Moxley beats Dezmond Xavier by submission with a modified rear choke in an AEW Continental Championship Eliminator Match.

Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Darby Allin and Steven Borden, who are soon met by Adam Copeland. Copeland says that Christian Cage is sitting this one out so things do not get volatile, then says that he things greatly of both men and thinks Borden has potential. Copeland says that while Borden has the potential to be massive, he is one-half of the World Tag Team Champions that he wants to challenge and that he is reaching for legends now, and also reminds Darby that he is going to be climbing two mountains if that happens. Darby says he has a lot he wants to say to Copeland, then accepts his challenge. Copeland tells Darby to be careful what he wishes for.

The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) head to the ring. They are soon joined by FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) and Stokely Hathaway as well as the team of Adam Copeland and Christian Cage. Stokely says they are only here so that they do not get fined by Tony Khan, then tells Copeland to "Wrap this shit up; we got things to do." Matt Jackson compares FTR to The Dudley Boyz, and Nick says they had multiple chances to be the tag team champions, then admits this may be their last chance. He says that if it is, The Young Bucks will fight like hell to be the first four-time tag team champions. Christian says that this will be their last opportunity and that he and Copeland will stay one-time tag team champions because they are generational, then says he looks forward to meeting The Young Bucks' mother like he did FTR's mothers. Copeland takes the microphone away from Christian, saying he has issues, then says that the other two teams are disregarding the legends standing before them and that they have been in so many TLC matches that they can do nothing to him and Christian. Matt says that everything Copeland said would be true if it were 1999, and the last time Copeland leapt off something high, he crippled himself for almost a year. This soon starts a brawl between all three teams when Harwood tries to lighten the mood. Security had to show up and get involved before things get worse, but they all get laid out. Christian and Copeland is the last team standing, and one security guard gets the Con-Chair-To.

Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Willow Nightingale. Willow says her left hand is doing better, then says that she and Mercedes Moné are 2-2 and she wants to settle the score, even if that means getting through "The Toxic Spider" Thekla. She tells Thekla that she beat her last time, but now, she has been a world champion, which makes her more dangerous this time around. Willow tells Thekla that she will see her Saturday.

Don Callis guests on commentary for the next match.

Tommaso Ciampa beats Jake Doyle. After the match, Ciampa says this is as much for Don Callis as much as it is for "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada. Callis backs off before Ciampa tells Okada that they do not have to wait until All Out to do this. Okada shows up in a suit and tells Ciampa that while he asked for him, he has bad news for him: he will not get him tonight, then says they will both get what they want at All Out, and he will prove that Ciampa is not on his level. Ciampa says that if Okada thinks he is scared of him, he has another thing coming, as he will get a version of "The Psycho Killer" that nobody has ever seen before, and he will expose Okada and take the International title.

Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. guests on commentary for the next match.

Persephone retains the TBS Championship against Hyan after using the bottom rope for leverage as the referee makes the count from outside of the ring, being unable to see what is going on in the process.

Jon Moxley guests on commentary for the next match.

Will Ospreay and "Speedball" Mike Bailey beat The Death Riders (Claudio Castagnoli and Gabe Kidd). After the match, Ospreay says that he is grateful for the fans, and says that because of them, AEW is here today, and he is honored to be its World Champion. He then says that for as long as AEW has been alive, so has Jon Moxley. Ospreay thanks Moxley for his guidance, for being "the ace," and for breaking him, and for that, he is the man he is today. He says that the one thing that will stick with him out of all the things he learned for Moxley is that the AEW World Championship is what it is all about, and this time, Moxley is the challenge while he is the champion. Moxley gets in the ring and asks Ospreay if he feels like a champion standing across the ring from him. Gabe Kidd tries to attack Ospreay from behind, but Ospreay sees it coming. Kidd nearly strikes Moxley, and Ospreay takes Kidd down before saying he does.

Generation NXT - NXT recap for September 22, 2026

The show starts with a video package for The Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic, narrated by "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes.

Noam Dar and Romeo Moreno beat Los Americanos (Rayo Americano and Bravo Americano) to advance in the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic.

We see Kendal Grey talk with the sports psychologist. She says that the hardest part of being out is that she cannot fight for what she lost, and also how she had to redshirt in her freshman year due to injury. She says that this time feels different. She knew she would be cleared for the next season in college, but this time, she has no timetable for her return, everything is gone in the snap of a finger and she is afraid that she will not come back the same. The sports psychologist asks Kendal Grey to think about who she is if she is not competing. Kendal says "I don't know."

Grammy-nominated recording artist Jimmie Allen is seen in the crowd.

Skylar Raye beats Kali Armstrong. During the match, Kali Armstrong inadvertently knocks the referee out of the ring with the Kali Connection when Skylar Raye does it. Shortly after this, Reina Volcan shows up and attacks both women. When referee Dallas Irving comes to, Skylar's arm is draped over Kali Armstrong, and Skylar Raye gets the win.

Backstage, General Manager Robert Stone meets with Shiloh Hill and Saquon Shugars, who both want Naraku and Tristan Angels, respectively. After both men scheme about how to deal with their current target with mist and parking lot attacks, Stone tells them to get back with him next week.

In backstage footage from an hour ago, Wren Sinclair is escorted from the premises by security and General Manager Robert Stone due to her suspension.

La Catalina and Thea Hail beat Kelani Jordan and Zaria after Thea Hail counters the F5 from Zaria into a sunset flip into a jackknife pin.

Backstage, Zilla Fatu and "Super" Sean Legacy mention Dorian Van Dux's punctured lung regarding their match against Birthright (Lexis King, Channing "Stacks" Lorenzo, Uriah Connors) tonight. Dorian shows up and says he can go, but Sean reminds him he has a hole in his lung. EK Prosper shows up, and he is Zilla and Legacy's third man.

Cruz Montana heads to the ring. Montana says that he made his intentions clear since entering NXT and that he is learning lessons instead of taking losses, then says he will be watching who wins the NXT Championship before DarkState (Dion Lennox, Cutler James, Osiris Griffin) shows up in the crowd. Lennox says that Montana does a good job of making himself sound more important than he really is, then says that DarkState will run through the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic. Montana says Lennox talks tough when he has his crew, then tells him to face him in the ring like a man. Lennox says Montana was the guy in TNA and won titles in every promotions, then says that does not make Montana better than him and that Montana shakes at the very idea of structure. He says he will never relate to "eating dirt like [Montana] did" on the subject of Montana calling EK Prosper "the future." Montana says he cleaned up his own mistakes, spent years overcoming demons and learned from some of the best in the game. Montana says he has paid his dues every step of the way and earned everything he has been blessed with in and out of the ring, and that Lennox has nothing on him and that he could have used some of that. Montana says he can run rings around Lennox in every aspect of the business every single day, and says Lennox walked into wrestling because he could not cut it anywhere else, including the NFL, while he earned his way in. Montana says he carries his city, his family and his people on his back while Lennox thinks he is entitled to what he wants. Lennox mentions Montana's mother being a drug dealer, saying his wasn't and that he did things right to the point WWE begged him to be here. He then notes that despite that, the fans hate him but love Montana because Montana was a drug dealer who has it all together and walks around like a hero when he became the man he should have been from day one. Lennox says Montana had to lose everything to become somebody while he has been somebody his entire life. Montana punches him in the face, and officials have to break up the brawl as it heads to the back.

Backstage, General Manager Robert Stone congratulates Mason Rook on becoming #1 contender for the NXT Championship and has given him an open mic tonight. Hank Walker and Tank Ledger tell Mason Rook to go with his gut tonight. Mason Rook leaves, then Hank and Tank address the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic, saying that they are helping themselves to the tag team division for the time being.

The Creed Brothers (Julius and Brutus Creed) beat Jax Presley and Harley Riggins to advance in the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic.

In this week's NXT Spotlight, we look back on Myles Borne's betrayal of Tavion Heights from last week.

Birthright (Lexis King, Channing "Stacks" Lorenzo, Uriah Connors) beat Zilla Fatu, EK Prosper and "Super" Sean Legacy in a six-man tag match after Arianna Grace distracts the referee, keeping EK Prosper from tagging in and allowing Uriah Connors to take advantage and pin Sean Legacy with an inside cradle for the win. After the match, Lexis King gets in Zilla Fatu's face, and Zilla smacks him before Stacks can save Lexis King from the Triple Z.

Backstage, Emily Agard interviews Zaria, who says there is a difference between beating her in a tag match and beating her in a championship match. All of a sudden, some old footage shows up on the nearby monitor as Izzi Dame shows up. Zaria leaves embarrassed, and Izzi says no good deed goes unpunished.

Grayson Waller heads to the ring. He is soon joined by Mason Rook, and the two of them have a face-to-face meeting in the ring. Grayson refuses to let Mason have a microphone before asking if the spotlight is too bright before saying it is where he wants to be, then says he is bringing prestige back to the NXT Championship against the best and that nobody is better - or hungrier - than Mason Rook. Grayson addresses all they left behind to chase their dreams, then states that they are not the same before mocking Mason and stating he could roast Mason like a pig in a luau with a twenty-minute stand-up routine before giving Mason credit where credit is due. He says that Mason has so much potential, but is not willing to do that much extra hard work to become what he is meant to be, then says that Mason is soft, complacent and happy to be here, then says he will take Mason to the deepest waters and drown him. After stating that Mason will eventually quit against him, then hands him the microphone. Mason tells Grayson that he is not an idiot, then says there is a theory about why Grayson in NXT and that he did not quite fit the vision on the main roster. He also mentions that unlike Grayson, John Cena knew who he was before he stepped in a WWE ring, then says he will not play Grayson's game because Grayson cannot play his. Mason then asks what will really happen when the bell rings. Mason says Grayson will drown in his deepest water and that he is here because he earned the right to be in WWE by being the best big man in the ring, and that as great as Grayson is at running his mouth, he will realize that he is over his head and his promo skills will not save him.

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Raw Deal - Raw recap for September 21, 2026

Penta heads to the ring to start tonight's show. Penta says that last Monday night was one of the biggest nights of his life, as he fought for the World Heavyweight Championship in front of his friends and family, his fans, his people, and the world. Penta says that Roman Reigns was the better man that night and that he respects him, then tells him that this is not over, that he wants another fight and that he wants the World Heavyweight Championship. He says that this is only the beginning, then "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh show up. Dominik says nobody cares about Penta's hopes and dreams, and that the people would rather hear from someone who stood talk in Mexico like them, as they left El Grande Americano, Stephanie Vaquer and Rey Mysterio laying. McDonagh says he does not even know why Penta is talking about the World Heavyweight Championship, as he had his shot and lost, and tells him to go to the back of the line as Dominik wins Money in the Bank and the title before he ever gets a shot again. Dominik then tells Penta to put some respect on his name, for Penta is just a luchador while he is the king of the luchadors. Penta calls Dominik "el rey de los pendejos" and says that Dominik's father is the only king. Dominik and McDonagh jump Penta immediately for this, but Penta fights back as they are about to put him through the announce table. Dominik and McDonagh soon retreat.

Backstage, The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) ask Jacob Fatu what they will do about 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price). Jacob says they have to play it low and play it slow every day, and that the wrong move is to make the first move. Solo Sikoa shows up pretending to wave a white flag and says that 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price) will not stop until everyone is finished and that they all have to work together. Jimmy says Solo is only here looking for protection, and Jey wants Solo to acknowledge him and Jimmy as captains and acknowledge Roman Reigns as tribal chief. Solo says that is not going to happen. Jey tells Solo to leave, which Solo does after "Back to the drawing board, then," and Jacob tells The Usos that they just made a big mistake before walking out of the room.

Roxanne Perez beats La Catalina and Iyo Sky in a women's Triple Threat Money in the Bank qualifer after Iyo Sky hits Over the Moonsault on La Catalina only for Roxanne to hit Pop Rox on Iyo Sky.

Backstage, LA Knight meets with Solo Sikoa, saying that they need to lay low as he tells Solo not to join The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) or to cash in on him after winning Money in the Bank before they focus on 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price). Solo says he would never do that before bumping fists with Knight and leaving.

LA Knight heads to the ring. LA Knight says that Roman Reigns and Penta gave their all last week even though Penta came up short, then addresses Money in the Bank, proclaiming that he will become World Heavyweight Champion. Knight says it has been three years of him being the uncrowned champion after everything he has been through, then says that he is "the plans." He says that Reigns wants to be acknowledged, and while he acknowledges Reigns' greatness, the fans have been behind him. He says that the fans want him to have a title shot, but deep down, the fans feel like it will never happen after everything he has been through and after he has not won the big one. Knight also admits he has wondered if anyone can beat Reigns, including himself. It wasn't until The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) failed to run into the ring that he realized that Roman Reigns wants to rewrite his legacy as a fighting champion who can win on his own, and that Reigns has never been man enough to beat him on his own. Knight says that if this is the case, more power to Reigns, as he made his case last week again and he will make it again, as he had never needed anyone's else help to beat anybody and he is the most self-made man in the game.

Backstage, Byron Saxton interviews Je'Von Evans. Je'Von finds out that he is the youngest Money in the Bank Ladder Match competitor at the age of 22, and says that he will be the youngest Money in the Bank winner in history. The Vision (Bron Breakker, "Big" Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Austin Theory, Maxxine Dupri) shows up, with Logan Paul saying Je'Von is dumber than he looks. Bron Breakker approaches Je'Von and congratulates him on qualifying before declaring that Money in the Bank is his. Je'Von Evans challenges Bron Breakker to his match, then notices that he is outnumbered five to one before slapping Breakker in the face.

Je'Von Evans beats Bron Breakker by disqualification after Austin Theory trips Je'Von off the top before Je'Von can hit the OG Cutter. After the match, Breakker and Theory gang up on Je'Von Evans. All of a sudden, Oba Femi shows up for the first time in weeks and overpowers them both, and when Bronson Reed hits him with a splash, Oba Femi strikes back. Oba stops Logan Paul as soon as he brings a chair into the ring, and Oba swings for the fences before Bronson gets the better of him. Bronson tries to swing the chair at him, but Oba uppercuts him and smashes the chair right into Bronson's back. Oba then lets Je'Von do the honors, and when Je'Von leaps over the top rope, Oba catches him and throws him into The Vision (Bron Breakker, "Big" Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Austin Theory).

WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry is seen in the front row.

We hear from 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price). Royce Keys tells The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) that they are not firing any more warning shots and that they are crossing the line.

We see footage from earlier today where Joe Hendry performs a live impromptu rendition of "JD McDonagh is a Funko Pop" in the arena.

The Judgment Day (Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, Roxanne Perez, "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh) heads to the ring. JD McDonagh says that everything with Joe Hendry and the Funko Pop is sad, not funny, and that all he sees in the fans are losers with low self-esteem projecting their insecurities at him, and promises that none of it affects him and that he does not care what everyone says. He says that it is affecting his family, that his mother is stressed out over this, and that this must end before stating that he has a normal-sized head. Raquel says that as a fellow Texan, she is embarrassed by the fans' behavior and calls them all "haters," and says that Liv Morgan's music video is much better than Joe Hendry's. Liv Morgan says that they got to embarrass El Grande Americano, Stephanie Vaquer and Rey Mysterio last week, then says that Vaquer cannot hide from her forever and that what happened in Chile was a tragedy. She also calls her loss of the Women's World Championship a conspiracy that both Vaquer and Becky Lynch were in on, then dares Vaquer to defend against her so she can prove she is the best Women's World Champion of all time. Becky Lynch suddenly shows up in the crowd. She says that Liv Morgan must be embarrassed and that McDonagh's mother is stressed that McDonagh - who Becky has known since he was 12 - is hanging out with The Judgment Day. She also tells Liv Morgan that there will be no slander towards "Referee Rebecca" before telling Liv to get to the back of the line, as the first shot at the Women's World Championship is hers. Stephanie Vaquer then shows up and says Liv can talk all she wants, as she is the Women's World Champion, and that she won the title on her own. Liv says Vaquer only won because of Becky, but Vaquer says Liv is mad because she wants her title back. She says that if Liv wants a rematch, she can give her one and prove that her win in Chile was not a fluke. When Becky speaks up, Vaquer gives her a match for the title, saying she is not afraid to defend it, and says that the title is hers.

We hear from Lyra Valkyria, who says she had to take extreme measures to separate herself from Bayley, as Bayley took a year off of her career. She says that when she beat Bayley within an inch of her life, she paid the biggest price. She then says it was worth it to end Bayley, move on and move forward and upwards. She says Money in the Bank was her chance, but Bayley is still costing her opportunities when she claims to fight for all women. Lyra says she did not go far enough last time, and she will make tonight's match Bayley's last match.

Lyra Valkyria beats Bayley after sending an enraged Bayley into the ropes before grabbing the tights with a schoolkid pin for the win.

Backstage, Chad Gable meets with Dragon Lee, saying he got out of their match by the skin of his teeth and that he is down for a rematch. Dragon Lee says that tonight, he is going to qualify for Money in the Bank. "All Ego" Ethan Page shows up and says Chad Gable is giving people opportunities left and right and is living in his fantasy land trying to leave some kind of legacy, and that he will be waiting for his opportunity when he decides to come back to reality. Gable tells Ethan he had multiple opportunities and lost in all of them, then tells Ethan to show him something and to stay away from him and his title until he does.

General Manager Adam Pearce is on the stage with a Raw contract as he introduces the newest member of the Raw women's roster: Lola Vice. Lola Vice shows up on the stage and says this means everything to her, as her mother introduced her to fashion and dance while her father made her into an ass-kicker who qualified for Money in the Bank. She says she is here to show the best of both world and prove she is world champion material, and regardless of who qualifies, her fists do not lie and she will knock people out. Roxanee Perez shows up and says nobody cares about Lola's contract signing or her father teaching her how to fight, then says she can teach her a thing or two and prove Lola is levels below her. Lola yells at Roxanne and nearly knocks her out with a spinning back fist.

Backstage, Paul Heyman has been watching Lola Vice when he is approached by Bron Breakker. Heyman says that Oba Femi is still breathing, which is "bad, bad, bad" for The Vision (Bron Breakker, "Big" Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Austin Theory, Maxxine Dupri). Breakker says that he is still breathing, which is "bad, bad, bad" for everyone.

Before the next match, Solo Sikoa is jumped by 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price) and thrown in the back of a black van. The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) and Jacob Fatu briefly run after the van, then LA Knight shows up and finds out what happened.

In footage from the commercial break, "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio tries to get a bye into Money in the Bank out of General Manager Adam Pearce. Adam Pearce has none of it and tells Dominik to go to the ring.

Before the next match begins, General Manager Adam Pearce shows up and announces that Solo Sikoa will not be able to compete tonight, then says there will be a replacement for Solo: Penta.

Penta beats "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio and Dragon Lee in a men's Triple Threat Money in the Bank qualifier after Dominik tries to send Penta head-first into an exposed top turnbuckle only for Penta to reverse it and hit Dominik with a springboard Mexican Destroyer to win and qualify.

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Championship Gold - Championship Wrestling recap for September 20, 2026

The show starts with a backstage interview with Richard Holliday, who says that Bodhi got lucky when he eliminated him and that he will take care of him in the ring before telling the interviewer not to disturb him while he trims his mustache. When the interviewer recommends Bodhi's goatee style, this gives Holliday an idea after he runs the interviewer out of the room.

Richard Holliday beats BYP when BYP bumps into the referee inadvertently, allowing Holliday to hit the Signature Move followed by the 2008. After the match, Holliday leaves, then returns to hit another Signature Move followed by a ground-and-pound before shaving BYP's beard.

Delirium (Slade, McCalleon, Skynr) call out 5150 (Danny Limelight and Slice Boogie), with McCalleon saying that 5150 will choke on their trash talk. Slade says they will take the tag team titles and they will not ask nicely.

Bryce Saturn beats Rob McKnight after shoving the referee into the ropes, allowing Saturn to toss McKnight off the top rope and leap off McKnight's back for the elbow drop and the win.

Bad Dude Tito beats Joe Dashou. After the match, Tito talks about winning this year's Red Carpet Rumble and how he is #1 contender for the UWN World Championship, which he says is "nothing good" for Jordan Cruz. He says it is only a matter of time before he becomes World Champion. He says that if anyone knocks him down, he will keep getting back up and pushing forward, and there is nothing Jordan Cruz can do about it, as the hunt begins tonight.

We hear from 5150 (Danny Limelight and Slice Boogie) backstage. Slice Boogie says Delirium (Slade, McCalleon, Skynr) are delirious to think that they can beat 5150, then joke that they just might steal Carma from them if she is Puerto Rican.

Bateman beats Damian Desire. After the match, "The Conscience" Christian Rosenberg and "The Anomaly" Alex Ace show up on the stage and stare down Bateman to end the show.

Collision Course - Collision recap for September 19, 2026

Backstage, we hear from Jon Moxley, who says he can apologize for what he did to Francesco Akira, but that would rob Will Ospreay of his responsibility, which would be unfair to him. He says that Ospreay has chose his side of the line and that everything is Ospreay's responsibility, and that it is all about the two of them. Moxley says that his problem with the match is that he is going to win, and that everything Ospreay did will be for nothing and lead to an even longer fall. He says he does not know if Ospreay has what it takes to do it all again, since Ospreay took everything he had and everything he needed. Moxley says he has been at the highest of highs and the lowest of lows, and he has climbed back up every single day and that nobody understands the cliff Ospreay will fall from at All Out, where he says that Ospreay will be introduced to the pull of gravity.

Darby Allin retains the TNT Championship against Myron Reed. After the match, Zachary Wentz checks on Myron Reed, as does Steven Borden. Darby Allin gives Myron Reed props afterwards, saying that he belongs in AEW. Darby then states that teaming with Sting was one of the greatest honors in his life, and that he and Steven Borden have the chance to become #1 contenders for the AEW World Tag Team Championships that he and Sting never lost. He says that Borden may be new to this, but Borden will not run away from this, and they will both be going into the fire. Borden admits that he is new to all of this, but he will lay all that he has to offer on the line to ensure Darby is a tag team champion again. If they can do that, he can check off two boxes: being tag team champion and being a champion with Darby. He says they will take the #1 contender stop and the tag team titles.

In footage from after Dynamite, we hear from The Don Callis Family (Don Callis, "The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher, "The Jet" Kevin Knight, "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada). Don Callis says that FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) and Stokely Hathaway were the ones with a lot to lose while he and his men are sterling, and that they will bring the tag team titles back. Kevin Knight says he likes the vision, and that while he and Kyle Fletcher have had pretty good success despite not exactly showing interest in being tag team partners, they have never held tag team gold. Fletcher agrees and says that while he and Knight had a rocky start, he is on board with this, then says that Darby Allin and Steven Borden will be a cakewalk. When Fletcher brings up Okada's loss, Okada tells Tommaso Ciampa to be careful what he wishes for, for if he wants "The Rainmaker," he will get him, but he will not get his title.

Backstage, we hear from The Bang Bang Gang ("Switchblade" Jay White, Juice Robinson, Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn, Ace Austin). Juice Robinson blows a whistle and says their record is nothing to be proud of and that they lost an eight-man tag team match recently, then says they are still a team. Juice then challenges The Dogs (Gabe Kidd, Clark Connors, David Finlay) and The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, Wheeler Yuta, PAC, Daniel Garica, "The Problem" Marina Shafir) to an eight-man tag match at Saturday Tailgate Brawl before making a bunch of American football references.

Willow Nightingale guests on commentary for the next match.

"The Toxic Spider" Thekla beats Zayda Steel.

PAC beats Adam Priest by submission with the Tombstone Piledriver followed by the Brutalizer. After the match, Andrade el Idolo shows up for the next match as PAC leaves through the crowd. After the match, Andrade is attacked by PAC and Claudio Castagnoli. Jon Moxley shows up as PAC challenges him to a one-on-one match at All Out for the National Championship, saying he beat him once and he can beat him again. When Andrade cusses PAC out, The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Claudio Castagnoli, PAC, Daniel Garica, "The Problem" Marina Shafir) attack him. Francisco Akira suddenly shows up and is surrounded by The Death Riders, and Wheeler Yuta is out in the ring at this point. Akira holds his own, but the numbers game takes over. Suddenly, "Speedball" Mike Bailey shows up with a metal folding chair before the next match, and The Death Riders clear the ring.

"Speedball" Mike Bailey beats Wheeler Yuta. After the match, Yuta attacks Speedball from behind, and Daniel Garcia, "The Problem" Marina Shafir and The Dogs (Gabe Kidd, Clark Connors, David Finlay) join in. The Bang Bang Gang ("Switchblade" Jay White, Juice Robinson, Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn, Ace Austin) soon runs into the ring, and starts a brawl that both officials and security have to put to an end.

We hear from "Jungle" Jack Perry, who says that everything one has ever dreamed of is at the other side of the unknown with no guarantee, and that one must beat the best to be the best.

Backstage, we hear from The Opps (Hook, Action Andretti, Anthony Bowens). Hook says he thought "Jungle" Jack Perry was smart, but then he called out Samoa Joe. Andretti says Perry is writing his own fate, and Bowens says that The Opps have a different idea. Andretti takes the camera as "The Wrestler" Katsuyori Shibata walks in front as Hook and Bowens state that Perry will have to go through Shibata first.

Mina Shirakawa and Queen Aminata beat Georgia South and Emily Jaye.

Backstage, we hear from "The Prodigy" Nick Wayne, who says that he sees through Chris Jericho and that he taught Jericho a thing or two when he left him laying. He says that Jericho is the one who does not know what he doesn't know.

Jon Moxley beats Zachary Wentz in an AEW Continental Championship Eliminator Match.