Raw Deal - Raw recap for October 12, 2026

Penta heads to the ring to start tonight's show. The fans chant "You deserve it!" as Penta thanks the fans for their support as well as his Money in the Bank Ladder Match opponents. He says that for 20 years, he has fought for everything he has earned, and at Money in the Bank, he did it one more time. He dedicates the briefcase to his family and his fans, and to everyone who always believed in him, then tells the world champions to watch their backs, as they will not see him coming and he will become a world champion. All of a sudden, Je'Von Evans shows up with his right arm in a cast and slowly limps his way to the ring. He says that his ribs are taped up, but he is not missing an episode of Monday Night Raw. He says that if anyone deserves the Money in the Bank Briefcase, it is Penta, and that he and the fans are proud of him. All of a sudden, Bron Breakker shows up in the ring, and Je'Von pushes Penta out of the way of a Spear, taking the bullet.

Rey Mysterio beats Big Cass after Dragon Lee gives Rey the assist behind referee Jessika Carr's back.

We hear from 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price, Jaida Parker), who are looking forward to beating The Bloodline (Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Solo Sikoa) as Jaida Parker says that nobody is safe.

Backstage, General Manager Adam Pearce asks referee Chad Patton to referee tonight's six-man tag match between The Bloodline (Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Solo Sikoa) and 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price), telling him to not just enforce the rules, but to get out of there in one piece.

The Judgment Day (Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, Roxanne Perez, JD McDonagh, "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio) heads to the ring. Liv Morgan says that after all the injustice from Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch, the Women's World Championship is back where it belongs, and she can now focus on becoming a two-time Crown Jewel winner. All of a sudden, Chelsea Green shows up and heads to the ring. Chelsea says she respects Liv and admires her tenacity, and offers her hand as she says "May the best woman win." Liv laughs, refuses to shake Chelsea's hand because "handshakes are for equals, and [they] are not equals." Liv also says that Chelsea is not a fighting champion or a real champion, and that Chelsea is looking at one. Liv also says she cannot take Chelsea seriously, as the only thing threatening about her is Tiffany Stratton winning Money in the Bank, and that she has nothing to worry about from "a placeholder champion." Chelsea says she is okay with Liv underestimating her, as people have done that her entire life, and while Liv parties with The Judgment Day, she will be getting ready for Crown Jewel and Liv's back will be on the mat. She says that she is WWE Women's Champion for a reason, and while Liv can underestimate her, she will respect her. She also calls Liv "Dominik Mysterio's placeholder girlfriend," and Roxanne says that Chelsea cannot beat Liv, Raquel or even her. Chelsea takes this as a challenge, and a referee shows up, stating that General Manager Adam Pearce has made this match official.

Roxanne Perez beats Chelsea Green after Chelsea fends off both Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez on the outside in addition to Roxanne. After the match, Liv Morgan mouths off at Chelsea Green, and Chelsea slaps Liv in the face before Raquel and Roxanne gang up on Chelsea and hold her down for an Ob-Liv-Ion.

Backstage, Solo Sikoa meets with The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso), who tell Solo that they are the captains and that he must run whatever play they have. Solo says that The Usos are not his captains and that Roman Reigns is not his tribal chief. When Solo says they should be following his lead, Jimmy says they need to put their differences aside and stick together tonight.

Oba Femi heads to the ring. Oba Femi says that he is in a very good mood tonight after beating "Big" Bronson Reed at Money in the Bank, and while he was told there would be Tsunami after Tsunami, all he saw was still waters, calm rivers and blue skies. It then dawned on him that there are no tsunamis in Louisiana, especially in Bossier City, and at the end of their match, Bronson Reed learned that no matter who you are, everyone will bend the knee. Oba Femi then says he can leave The Vision in the rear view mirror as he approaches his destiny, then Paul Heyman suddenly shows up. He says he warned Bronson Reed that he would have to hit Oba Femi with Tsunami after Tsunami. Heyman says that nobody has ever kicked out of the Tsunami, but Oba Femi did, and that as one looks towards the future of WWE, Oba Femi is "the guy." He says that Oba Femi was better at Money in the Bank than he was against Brock Lesnar, and he realized that there was no stopping Oba Femi, who he calls "a vision of the future." Oba Femi interrupts Heyman and tosses his microphone away, and tells him he is not Brock Lesnar or Roman Reigns, as they are "Paul Heyman guys." Oba then says he is "an Oba Femi guy," then leaves the ring.

Backstage, General Manager Adam Pearce meets with Iyo Sky, who is looking for her next challenger when Lyra Valkyria suddenly interrupts wanting something done about Bayley. All of a sudden, Bayley is in sight, and Lyra notices her. When Pearce does not do anything about Bayley, a frustrated Lyra runs away. Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez then show up, and Roxanne wants a shot at the WWE Women's Championship. When Pearce tells Roxanne to take it up with SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis and says that he is talking to Iyo, Raquel says she forgot Iyo existed and that she remembered when Iyo was relevant. Iyo screams "Are you serious?" and stares down Raquel, then tells Pearce that she has found her next challenger.

Backstage, Jackie Redmond interviews LA Knight. Knight says he does not want flowers and admits that he did not get what he wanted at Money in the Bank, then Solo Sikoa says that Knight took "a hell of a beating" from Roman Reigns and deserves his flowers. Knight tells Solo that he does not have to explain himself regarding The Bloodline, and when Solo asks "Are we good?," Knight says "We're good."

Chad Gable retains the WWE Intercontinental Championship against Rey Fenix by submission with a grapevined ankle lock after swingout of the Mexican Muscle Buster. After the match, Gable helps Fenix up and raises his hand while handing him the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship.

Backstage, Byron Saxton is outside of the trainer's room when Stephanie Vaquer walks out on crutches. Vaquer says she will be okay on the topic of her injured ankle, and that she did not expect to lose the Women's World Championship. She then says that every time she loses, she becomes stronger. Becky and Vaquer argue over recent events, then Vaquer says she does not have to be champion to kick Becky's ass.

Backstage, Jackie Redmond interviews Rey Fenix. Fenix says tonight's match was incredible and that he would love to face Chad Gable again very soon, then "All Ego" Ethan Page shows up and says Fenix only did a good job at squandering the opportunity he stole from him and cannot beat Gable. He tells Fenix to stay in his lane and away from his opportunity, then pretends to leave only to attack Fenix from behind. Chad Gable rushes in and attacks Ethan, who quickly runs away.

The Bloodline (Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Solo Sikoa) vs. 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price) in a six-man tag match ends in a no contest after Jaida Parker pulls referee Chad Patton out of the ring and over the barricade before Solo Sikoa is attacked by a masked man with a crowbar, who turns out to be Carmelo Hayes. Now five members strong, 946 soon lays The Bloodline out mercilessly to end the show.

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