Raw Deal - Raw recap for November 2, 2026

Roman Reigns heads to the ring to start tonight's show. Reigns says that everybody wants his attention, but the fans are the only ones he wants to pay attention to. He states that Sami Zayn ran his mouth last week, while "the biggest haters of them all" 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price, Carmelo Hayes, Jaida Parker) got whupped. Suddenly, Sami Zayn heads to the ring and says that Roman Reigns should be focused on him and not 946, then says that Roman did not have to be here tonight last he did not have to be there last week, but he is glad he showed up. He then tells Reigns that they should man-to-man, family-to-family and champion-to-champion, and Reigns says family does not talk trash about family while propping themselves up, stating that Sami benefitted the most from being in The Bloodline (Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu, Solo Sikoa). Reigns says that if Sami had not been brought into The Bloodline, he would not be in WWE, be one of its world champions or bring in millions of dollars. He says Sami was "Johnny Knoxville's little bitch" when he found him; Sami says that everyone remembering that match says something.He says Sami was "Johnny Knoxville's little bitch" when he found him; Sami says that everyone remembering that match says something. He then says nobody remembers Reigns' match at WrestleMania 38, unlike his match. He says that the most memorable thing Reigns did in the last five years was get hit by a chair that he swung, then says that he earned the WWE Championship and that nobody will claim credit for it and that he deserves Reigns' undivided attention. After Sami says he will get it one way or another, Reigns says that all Sami deserves is "You're welcome," saying that the WWE Championship would not be on his waist if it were not for him, and that he did so much for Sami only for Sami to dwingle it away. He says that Sami complains, bitches, whines and moans like "a little ho," and that he does not give attention or respect to "little hoes," then says that this is his last week on The Island of Relevancy and that nobody will be talking about Sami ever again after this.

"All Ego" Ethan Page beats Chad Gable to become the WWE Intercontinental Champion! During the match, Ethan removes a turnbuckle cover as Gable hits him with the Three Amigos; later on in the match, Ethan boots Gable into the exposed turnbuckle to break out of an ankle lock, then hits the Egoplex to win the match and the title.

We see a video package chronicling the feud between The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Solo Sikoa) and 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price, Carmelo Hayes, Jaida Parker).

Backstage, Solo Sikoa and The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) are met by Roman Reigns, who says that he is not leaving until the war with 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price, Carmelo Hayes, Jaida Parker) is done and that he is ready to handle business.

The Judgment Day (Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, Roxanne Perez) beat Chelsea Green, Tiffany Stratton and Iyo Sky in a six-woman tag match after Liv shoves Chelsea out of the Un-Pretty-Her into Roxanne to hit Chelsea with Ob-Liv-Ion for the win.

We hear from 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price, Carmelo Hayes, Jaida Parker). Royce Keys tells The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Solo Sikoa) that they have seen their strength in numbers and that it is just him and Solo Sikoa one-on-one tonight.

Actor Matthew Rhys is seen in the crowd.

A championship belt covered by a black mantle and sitting on a table is seen in the ring before John Cena makes his first appearance since his retirement match and makes his way to the ring. Cena has ring announcer Alicia Taylor enter the ring to personally announce his arrival. He then proclaims that he has three major announcements tonight regarding the John Cena Classic. The first announcement is that on December 14th, "we are going to Disney World," and that there will be two Raws on Monday night. One will emanate live from Perth, Australia, while the other will be the John Cena Classic in Orlando, Florida. The second announcement is the championship on the table in the ring. It is the John Cena Classic championship belt that he would like to debut right here, right now. Cena removes the mantle to reveal the championship. Cena says that the championship stands for perseverance, loyalty, hustle and respect, then reveals the third announcement: who is in the John Cena Classic. He says that there can be only one first-ever invitee, and the invitee is none other than "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes, who heads to the ring. Cena says the fans understand why Cody is number one and that number one sets the pace, and that he will make more appearances to make sure that the John Cena Classic is stacked, but he wanted to make sure Cody was the first invitee in history. He says that Cody has carried the weight better than he ever could and that the John Cena Classic is everything Cody is and everything he represents, then Randy Orton suddenly shows up and heads to the ring as Cena sees himself out. Cody takes off his tie and jacket before Orton states that Crown Jewel is coming fast and that he wants to bring up what Last Man Standing means to the both of them. He states that Cody has zero experience has such a match, but for him, Last Man Standing represents how he is the last man among the greats from 25 years ago and how he was born to be a professional wrestler. Orton also mentions how he had the best doctor to fix his back when he broke it several years ago and how that doctor can fix his back again if he breaks it one more time, and talks about how he retired Dusty Rhodes and punted him in the head to become last man standing. He says that if Cody's "American dream" was to be like his father, then at Crown Jewel, he will make sure that dream comes true.

Backstage, Bayley speaks with General Manager Adam Pearce when Jade Cargill, B-Fab and "Michin" Mia Yim show up and interrupt them. Bayley takes offense to this and says people talk, then says he has heard how pathetic all three of them are and that it is nice to see it is true.

The Vision (Bron Breakker, "Big" Bronson Reed, Austin Theory) beat Je'Von Evans, Dragon Lee and Penta in a six-man tag match after Theory avoids the OG Cutter and holds Je'Von Evans in place for a Bron Breakker Spear.

Backstage, Jackie Redmond interviews The Judgment Day (Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, Roxanne Perez, JD McDonagh, "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio). Liv Morgan says tonight was just another day in the office and that no matter what Iyo Sky, Chelsea Green and Tiffany Stratton do, they are the greatest faction in the WWE and that she will beat Chelsea and Tiffany again and prove she is the greatest of all time. All of a sudden, Jade Cargill, B-Fab and "Michin" Mia Yim attack Bayley in the background until officials force them away.

Security accompany Royce Keys and Jaida Parker to the ring before the next match.

Solo Sikoa vs. Royce Keys ends in a no contest with Bronco Nima, Lucien Price and Carmelo Hayes showing up and attacking Solo Sioka. After the match, 946 (Keys, Nima, Price, Carmelo) send Solo Sikoa out of the ring, and Roman Reigns and The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) suddenly show up to even the numbers game. This leads to another brawl, and Roman Reigns goes for a Spear on Royce Keys when another masked man shows up, throws a chair at Roman, then levels him. The masked man helps Royce Keys up, then reveals himself to be Cruz Montana. 946 beat down The Bloodline (Reigns, Jimmy, Jey, Solo), then Jaida Parker handcuffs Jimmy Uso to the ropes before 946 lays out Jey Uso and Solo Sikoa with the ring steps and puts Jey Uso through the announce table. Royce Keys then takes out Roman Reigns with a spinebuster before 946 leaves through the crowd. As Reigns tries to get to his feet, Sami Zayn shows up and hits Roman Reigns with a Helluva Kick to end the show.

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Raw Deal - Raw recap for October 26, 2026

General Manager Adam Pearce is in the ring to start tonight's show. He announces that he was informed earlier this afternoon that while Stephanie Vaquer is not medically cleared to compete, Becky Lynch is still here, and she will face Liv Morgan for the Women's World Championship tonight. As Pearce is about to make other announcements, Sami Zayn suddenly shows up, telling him that if he wanted promotional content for Crown Jewel, he could have gotten Roman Reigns to also show up. He says that while Roman is able to get to skip Fresno, California, he cannot, and if Pearce will not give him television time, he will take it right now. He tells Pearce to get out of the ring, which Pearce does. Sami says that even if one is a world champion, one can still be the most underrated wrestler in the company, and that he is disappointed that the fans do not "know ball" and do not know someone great when they see them. He says the fans have to be spoonfed and told who is great, and that wrestlers like Trick Williams and Roman Reigns have to tell the fans that they are great, and that the fans lap it up. Sami says he does not like to brag, but maybe he should, even though there is not a lot he likes to brag about other than the fact that no one has had to do more with less and go through crap to come out clean on the other side than him. He also says that no one has been buried deep in the dirt and come out of it on the other side like him, and while he could brag about it, he does not. He also says The Bloodline has never been as good as when he came around and took the business to new heights when he did. Sami says that everyone is watching on Netflix because of him and that the executives should be thanking him instead of Reigns, and while he could brag about that, he does not. Sami also says that nobody is versatile and able to put the pieces together like him, and that everyone should be acknowledging him. He says that if Reigns is focused on 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price, Carmelo Hayes, Jaida Parker), he will make a mistake, even though Reigns knows the threat that he poses. He also mentions that he deals with the disrespect that he receives from so many wrestlers, and as he mentions the disrespect he perceives from Je'Von Evans, Je'Von suddenly shows up. Je'Von tells Sami to "please shut up" after he complains about people gunning for him every week, and since he has his gear on and he has heard his name, he wants Sami to say what he has to say about him to his face. Sami says there is no world in which Je'Von should ever be interrupting him, not now or ever, but Je'Von says Sami is "talking crazy" and thinks that he is the man, then tells Sami to stop talking before he gives him something to talk about. He then says Reigns is right in saying Sami Zayn does not have to Crown Jewel with the WWE Championship, as he would love to take it and face Roman Reigns. Sami says he is disappointed him despite being a fan of his and reminding him of himself. Sami says Je'Von is nowhere close to his orbit and to come back in five to eight years when he has hit that potential and is anywhere near as good as he is, and until he does, he does not have the right to look him in the eye. As Sami Zayn leaves, General Manager Adam Pearce shows up and says he will give Sami all the television time and the chance to earn respect, by putting him in a match with Je'Von for the Undisputed WWE Championship that happens right now.

Sami Zayn retains the Undisputed WWE Championship against Je'Von Evans. During the match, Penta arrives as Sami takes a breather outside of the ring. Sami runs back into the ring and into a cutter by Je'Von, but as Penta is about to get in the ring, he is attacked by Bron Breakker. Je'Von takes Breakker out with a pescado, then gets back in the ring only for Sami Zayn to hit the Exploder Suplex followed by the Helluva Kick to win and retain. After the match, Bron Breakker gets in the ring and confronts Sami Zayn, who leaves the ring and allows Breakker to attack Je'Von. Penta gets in the ring and beats up Breakker, but he is ambushed by "Big" Bronson Reed. Logan Paul shows up and Breakker hits Penta with a Spear. Breakker then gets Penta in position for a Tsunami before hitting Penta with another Spear and allowing Bronson to hit Penta with another Tsunami.

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Backstage, Liv Morgan meets with the rest of The Judgment Day (Raquel Rodriguez, Roxanne Perez, JD McDonagh, "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio), saying her title is suddenly on the line. Raquel says she will deal with Iyo Sky, and Roxanne says they will show everyone not to mess with The Judgment Day. Liv says there is something in the air and that everyone is against her, but she will beat Becky Lynch.

Backstage, Penta and Je'Von Evans are in medical. They will be okay, but Je'Von says he is not finished and Penta says that he and Je'Von want The Vision (Bron Breakker and Austin Theory) for the World Tag Team Championships. General Manager Adam Pearce gives them the match for Crown Jewel.

Kelani Jordan is seen in the front row.

Bayley beats Lyra Valkyria in a no-disqualification match by submission with a crossface aided with a shinai.

We hear from Iyo Sky, who says Raquel Rodriguez talks like she runs Raw and can do whatever she wants because she is in The Judgment Day (Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, Roxanne Perez, JD McDonagh, "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio). Last time they were in the ring, she pinned her, but Raquel does not get the message. She says she will remind her tonight of who she is when she beats her again and show her what happens when she disrespects her.

We hear from 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price, Carmelo Hayes, Jaida Parker). Royce Keys says that The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Solo Sikoa, Jacob Fatu) was back together until he ran the play, and that next week, it will just be him and Solo Sikoa and that he will do to him what he did to The Usos (Jimmy and Jey Uso).

Iyo Sky beats Raquel Rodriguez after countering the Tejana Bomb with a roll-up. After the match, Iyo Sky is attacked from behind by Roxanne Perez, and she and Raquel soon beat Iyo up.

Backstage, we hear from The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Solo Sikoa). Solo Sikoa says that if Royce Keys wants to call him out in front of his family, then he accepts his challenge. He says that Royce Keys is not safe from him, and that he will know that The Bloodline not only runs this place, but they mean it, and that nobody is safe from them.

Shiloh Hill is seen in the front row.

"All Ego" Ethan Page and Big Cass beat Dragon Lee and Chad Gable.

We hear from Becky Lynch, who says that Stephanie Vaquer is not here and that she is taking the Women's World Championship back from Becky Lynch. She says Liv cannot beat her in a fair fight, then says she had hopes and expectations for her to improve the business instead of stunt its growth. She says that when it comes to flashes in the pan, she is a flame, and that she is taking the Women's World title back.

Backstage, Cathy Kelley interviews The Vision (Bron Breakker, "Big" Bronson Reed, Logan Paul). Logan Paul says that Je'Von Evans and Penta challenging them is the dumbest thing they can even do and that Penta is dumber than he looks. "Big" Bronson Reed says Je'Von and Penta have invited themselves to "Tsunami after Spear." Bron Breakker accepts their challenge.

Becky Lynch vs. Liv Morgan for the Women's World Championship ends in a no-contest when Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez get physically involved in the match after initially showing up to save Liv Morgan from the Dis-Arm-Her. Liv Morgan retains the Women's World Championship. After the match, Raquel hits Becky with the Tejana Bomb, then Chelea Green runs into the ring and makes quick work of Roxanne before outsmarting Raquel only to fall victim to a Liv Morgan Codebreaker. Iyo Sky shows up and evens the numbers game, and Liv hits the Un-Pretty-Her on Liv Morgan. Roxanne takes out Chelsea, then Tiffany Stratton shows up with a referee to cash in on Liv Morgan. Tiffany hits the Prettiest Moonsault Ever on Liv, then cashes in only for "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio to suddenly show up and carry Liv out of the ring to end the show.

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Raw Deal - Raw recap for October 19, 2026

As Roman Reigns enters the arena, Sami Zayn's vehicle pulls up behind Reigns, and Sami is on his cellphone as he makes his way to the ring to start tonight's show (by which point he is off the phone by the time he reaches the stage). Sami says that he hears the noise and notes that "there are some haters in the house" before asking how many fans are here to "ride or die with The Last Real Good Guy." Sami is soon interrupted by the arrival of Roman Reigns. Reigns tells Sami "It's good to see you," and both men hug. Sami says he could feel more the same, and that he has been waiting to tell him in person that he gets what it means to be champion and the burden that comes with it now. Sami then raises a finger up as Reigns tells the fans to acknowledge him, then Sami says that nothing has changed and that he thinks about "the old time" all the time. Reigns says Raw may be his show, but he has an opportunity - some may have a favor - for him. He says that the greatest title that Sami has ever had is the honorary title of "Honorary Uso," and asks if they are here to discuss titles or 946. He also wants to see if Sami is here out of greed or love, and if he is here to serve The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu, Solo Sikoa). Sami says he treasures his time in The Bloodline and that they are always family, and that he is the head of his own table and that he must do things his own way now that he is Undisputed WWE Champion. Roman says the WWE Championship is "a title," while the World Heavyweight Championship is "the title." Sami begins to think that it all has to do with the arrogance of the man holding the title, and Roman says it has all to do with the man, as Sami's title has meant nothing since WrestleMania 40. Sami says that they will not sit here and minimize his achievement, as it took him 20 years to win the Undisputed WWE Championship and he is "one in a billion." He says that this is not how he wanted things to go, especially since he respects Reigns, but what feels more like disrespect than Reigns' words is Reigns standing two feet away from him like he is not a threat when Reigns knows what kind of threat he can pose. Reigns tells Sami that he knows who Sami Zayn is and that given his track record, Sami might not be WWE Championship by the time he makes it to Crown Jewel. As Reigns heads down the entranceway to the back, Penta shows up and makes his way to the ring. Penta has a staredown with Reigns and holds up his Money in the Bank Briefcase before heading to the ring where Sami Zayn is. Penta then has a staredown with Sami Zayn, who soon leaves the ring and leaves through the crowd before the next match begins.

Penta beats Bron Breakker after Je'Von Evans foils Austin Theory and Maxxine Dupri's interference attempt and whacks Breakker in the head with Penta's Money in the Bank briefcase.

Backstage, Jackie Redmond interviews Roman Reigns. Reigns says things get worse week after week and that everyone is coming out of the woodwork, and after failing to make accommodations with Sami Zayn, he is going to have to go back to the drawing board. Reigns then leaves the arena.

Chelsea Green and Iyo Sky beat The Judgment Day (Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez) after Iyo dives onto Liv Morgan and Roxanne on the outside before Iyo Sky counters the Tejana Bomb with a hurricanrana into a sit-down pin.

We hear from 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price, Jaida Parker, Carmelo Hayes) in an undisclosed location. Royce Keys says that last week, 946 called the perfect shot. Carmelo says "...and I didn't miss."

Before the next match begins, Joe Hendry shows up with a guitar while the person wearing the giant Funko Pop head carries a ukelele. JD McDonagh then takes the cheap shot to begin the match.

JD McDonagh beats Joe Hendry after the assist from "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio. During the match, McDonagh takes out the guy with the Funko Pop Head with the guitar and unmasks him.

In backstage footage from earlier today, Lyra Valkyria looks behind her, and Bayley happens to be behind. When Lyra looks over her shoulder, Bayley manages to hide. She soon hides behind a doorway and strikes, but hits Lola Vice instead. Lola says she will see Lyra in the ring before calling her ugly in Spanish.

Lola Vice beats Lyra Valkyria after Bayley grabs at Lyra from underneath before grabbing her behind by the hair as the referee looks under the ring, allowing Lola to hit Lyra with MIA back in the ring for the win. After the match, Lyra attacks Bayley, but Bayley gets the upper hand. Lyra runs off through the crowd. Bayley then grabs a microphone and tells Lyra that she is the one in control, and that they will finish this once and for all next week in a no-disqualification match.

Backstage, General Manager Adam Pearce meets with Stephanie Vaquer, who will have to stay off her foot for another week. Becky Lynch shows up wanting a match win Liv Morgan, but Pearce says nobody is fighting anybody. Becky then proposes a #1 contender's match between her and Vaquer when Vaquer is cleared with the winner facing Liv. Pearce says he will make it happen when Vaquer gets cleared.

Chad Gable retains the WWE Intercontinental Championship against Rey Mysterio and Dragon Lee in a Triple Threat Match after reversing a Sunset Flip with one of his own. After the match, Gable raises Rey's hand, then both men are attacked from behind by "All Ego" Ethan Page while Dragon Lee is attacked on the outside by Big Cass. Ethan raises up the Intercontinental Championship, then attacks Gable again when Gable tries to get up.

"Main Event" Jey Uso shows up with a baseball bat in his hand, and he is soon joined by Jimmy Uso, who grabs a metal folding chair, on the way to the ring. Jimmy and Jey address the war with 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price, Jaida Parker, Carmelo Hayes) and say that they have nothing to lose, then 946 show up through the crowd. Royce Keys says that Jimmy and Jey have "more balls than brain" and says that nobody is safe before 946 surrounds the ring. All of a sudden, Royce is attacked from behind by Solo Sikoa. Solo also takes out Carmelo, then Jimmy and Jey get the better of Bronco and Lucien in the ring. Solo readies the Samoan Spike for Royce, but he is attacked in the back of the leg with a crowbar by Carmelo. The numbers game soon takes over after that, then Jaida Parker hands a pair of handcuffs to Royce Keys, who is about to handcuff Solo to the ropes when Roman Reigns suddenly shows up. The numbers game between The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Solo Sikoa) and 946 is now even, and both sides brawl. The Bloodline lays waste to 946 and forces them to flee to end the show.

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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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Raw Deal - Raw recap for October 5, 2026

Roman Reigns arrives at the arena and meets up with The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso), who are about to discuss family business when LA Knight's entrance theme hits. Reigns says that he has some business to handle as LA Knight heads to the ring to start tonight's show. Knight says that his match with Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship is all that matters, as he sees Reigns as the establishment and he plants to send it all crumbling down. He says that while Reigns is used to living in his bubble, he is used to living in the chaos, and at Money in the Bank, he will crush the establishment to become the World Heavyweight Championship. Suddenly, Roman Reigns makes his way to the ring. Reigns says he is not fazed and is not a man who loses his poise, as he was born in the deep end and born in the fire, and he is not distracted. He senses a false sense of confidence in Knight's eyes and that Knight does not have the shot he thinks he has, especially when he is a giant hypocrite who has badmouthed him and his family. Reigns mentions his World title defense against Penta while Knight "took the bitch route" and dropped him where he stood, then says Knight always has had attention and has said way too much, and that Knight is not on his level. Reigns says he is a doer while Knight is a complainer, then says Knight is "another egg in the omelette" and he will "break [his] bitch ass." He says he is the only megastar and true champion in WWE. Knight gets in Reigns' way as Reigns' makes his way out, and both men have a tense staredown before Knight says his one problem with Reigns is that Reigns is "the most manufactured, corporate puppet industry plant" he has ever seen in his life. He says that Reigns has a rocket so far up his ass that he is surprised he is not spitting out fuel, and that he will drop him on his head and make Reigns realize there was not a thing he could do about it.

Je'Von Evans and Penta beat The Vision (Bron Breakker and Austin Theory) after Logan Paul snakes brass knuckles into the ring while Maxxine Dupri distracts the referee only for Je'Von to get a hold of them and knock Theory out behind the referee's back. After the match, "Big" Bronson Reed slides into the ring and attacks Je'Von and Penta, and ultimately lays them both out. All of a sudden, Oba Femi shows up and fights both Breakker and Bronson. Logan Paul gets involved, but soon regrets it. This allows Bronson to hold Oba down for a Spear from Breakker, but Oba breaks free. Breakker almost inadvertently Spears Bronson, and Oba soon overpowers both men. Bronson almost has Oba where he wants him, but when he goes for the Tsunami, Oba clotheslines him off the top rope to the outside. Oba tells Bronson he has his work cut out for him at Money in the Bank, as he is climbing a mountain instead of a ladder, and he will end up receiving a Fall from Grace as he takes him to the deepest waters where he cannot swim. He says that The Vision (Breakker, Logan Paul, Theory, Maxxine Dupri) may have Bronson's spirit and Paul Heyman may have his soul, but "[Bronson's] ass belongs to Oba Femi."

We hear from Liv Morgan, who calls Becky Lynch and Stephanie Vaquer "her two biggest haters" who screwed her out of the Women's World Championship, and says he would hate herself, too. She then says that she has not gotten her rematch because of Becky, but she will not worry, as she will get even, as revenge is what she does best. Liv Morgan tells Becky that The Man will come around to find out that Liv is so much better than her, then tells Stephanie that she will take the Women's World Championship from her.

Backstage, Cathy Kelley interviews Dragon Lee and Rey Mysterio. Dragon Lee says he is feeling fire, then says that Rey Mysterio still moves like a 20-year-old. Rey says that Big Cass throwing a tantrum "like a big ass baby" reminded him of "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio, who shows up with JD McDonagh. Dominik and McDonagh take offense to Rey's comments, and this leads to Dragon Lee challenging the both of them to a tag team match. JD McDonagh accepts after Dragon Lee makes fun of the size of his head.

We hear from 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price, Jaida Parker). Royce Keys asks how The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) can be the ones when 946 is spilling their blood, then says that there is two left, and once 946 takes them out, it will lead to the grand prize.

Backstage, Roman Reigns meets with The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) regarding 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price, Jaida Parker) and asks if Jacob Fatu is all right, then says that Jacob Fatu is a soldier and that The Usos should not be taking orders from him. Reigns then says that he will be back and he will handle this.

The Judgment Day (Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez) beats Lola Vice and Sol Ruca after Lola inadvertently hits Sol Ruca with the MIA spinning back fist.

Backstage, Roman Reigns brings General Manager Adam Pearce to The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso). Pearce makes 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price, Jaida Parker) vs. The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso) official for next week, and Roman says that Solo will be teaming up with The Usos in the match instead of him. Solo Sikoa then appears in the room.

Rey Fenix beats "All Ego" Ethan Page after Ethan slips out of the Mexican Muscle Buster only for Fenix to pin him with an inside cradle.

Backstage, The Judgment Day (Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, Roxanne Perez, "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh) looks forward to holding three championships. All of a sudden, JD McDonagh gets a gift. Inside the box is a letter and a JD McDonagh Funko Pop from Joe Hendry.

The Judgment Day ("Dirty" Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh) beat Rey Mysterio and Dragon Lee after Big Cass shows up and attacks Dragon Lee and McDonagh hits Rey with a headbutt following a blind tag. After the match, Big Cass gets his hands on Rey, and Dragon Lee makes the save only to be overpowered. Big Cass considers leaving at first, but gets back in the ring to boot both men in the head at the same time.

We hear from Becky Lynch, who calls Liv Morgan for cheating, needing help and lying to win and then crying victim when things do not go her way. She says that Liv Morgan is the easiest person to fool and knows that she will hold her feet to the fire, and when she beats her, it will not be about winning; it will be about making sure Liv does not.

Backstage, Byron Saxton interviews Lyra Valkyria. Lyra says she does whatever it takes all the time but she is not on top, and she does not know what else she has to do. She says she has broken up their tag team and that she has beaten Bayley, but Bayley has cost her opportunities. As she asks how to make it end, Bayley shows up and says Lyra only thinks she has any control over this situation after everything she did, and that this will not be over until she says that it is.

We hear from 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price, Jaida Parker). Jaida Parker says Solo Sikoa may be back in The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso), but Royce Keys says they can line them all up and take one shot.

Backstage, "Big" Bronson Reed meets with Paul Heyman and says that he will not just beat Oba Femi. Heyman says he hopes so for Bronson's sake, as he has seen this up close and knows that Bronson must climb the mountain, then jump off and hit multiple Tsunamis. Heyman says he has seen what happens when the bell rings, as he has pissed people off professionally for 40 years and has only come back more obnoxious and more powerful when he got fired, but not with Oba Femi. He says that Oba Femi showed him that Brock Lesnar was not only human, but just another opponent for him, which humbled him. He says that Bronson must hit Tsunami after Tsunami or else Oba Femi will humble him, too.

Becky Lynch vs. Liv Morgan in a Women's World Championship #1 contender's match ends in a no-contest after Becky and Liv both inadvertently attack Stephanie Vaquer, despite Vaquer showing up and foiling Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez's referee distractions and physical involvement during the match, which eventually get Raquel and Roxanne ejected from ringside. After the match, Vaquer attacks Becky and Liv, then grabs the microphone and asks General Manager Adam Pearce to come to the ring to tell him she wants both of them at Money in the Bank. Pearce makes it official, then Vaquer hits Becky and Liv with a corkscrew moonsault.

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Raw Deal - Raw recap for September 28, 2026

WWE remembers Benjamin Satterley "Neville", 1986 - 2026. (Benjamin Satterly, formerly known as Neville, and known as PAC in the indies and All Elite Wrestling, suddenly passed away the previous afternoon, not even 24 hours after his match at All Out against Andrade el Idolo for the AEW National Championship. It is later revealed that Satterley suddenly passed away in the Chicago, Illinois area earlier that day.)

We see footage of 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price) putting a black bag on Solo Sikoa's head and dumping him in the desert, making him walk away from them with the bag on his head, all at the start of the show.

The Bloodline (Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) heads to the ring to start tonight's show. Jimmy mentions that they have a problem with 946, who did something that they cannot come back from after they kidnapped Solo Sikoa, who he says is still their little brother and "their blood." Jacob Fatu says he has told his brothers to "lay low and play it slow," their first move is their worst move, and not to attack yet week by week. He says that this is his mistake, and tonight, none of that matters, everything is out of the window, and they dog walk 946. Jey Uso finally fires the warning shot at 946, then The Bloodline see what appears to be 946's gray SUV arrive backstage. The worker who opens the back door of the car gets pounced on by Jacob, and instead of 946, Jaida Parker - who is here to talk to General Manager Adam Pearce - is revealed to be the occupant of the car.

Backstage, Je'Von Evans meets with Penta regarding the Money in the Bank Ladder Match when "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh show up, with Dominik accusing Penta of taking his spot, stating that he could have won and qualified for the Money in the Bank Ladder Match if it were not for General Manager Adam Pearce's "power trip" and putting him in a "random match," and asking if Penta cares is Solo Sikoa got kidnapped. Je'Von makes fun of the size of McDonagh's head, and McDonagh threatens to knock Je'Von's teeth out. Penta tells Dominik that if he wants another match, he and McDonagh can face him and Je'Von tonight.

Lola Vice beats Roxanne Perez. After the match, Lola is attacked by Raquel Rodriguez, but all of a sudden, Sol Ruca runs to the ring and fights Raquel. Roxanne soon gets involved, and Raquel hits Sol Ruca with the Tejana Bomb. Roxanne and Raquel then double-team Lola Vice, who Roxanne soon hits with Pop Rox.

Singer/rapper/songwriter Ty Dolla $ign is seen in the front row.

Backstage, Jackie Redmond interviews Dragon Lee and Rey Mysterio. Dragon Lee says he is feeling great and that he has not forgotten what Big Cass done to them. Rey says that Dragon Lee has put on great matches and is destined for greatness, and as Dragon Lee says that he will bring the fire tonight, Big Cass shows up and says he will stomp Dragon Lee's fire out quickly.

We see a video from 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price). Royce Keys says that somebody is not making it off the block tonight after The Bloodline (Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) finally called the play.

Oba Femi heads to the ring. Oba says he is not dressed for combat tonight, although that could easily change, and tonight, he is here for business, as there is a certain way and matter for business to be handled in WWE. He says he has had his own personal issues with The Vision (Bron Breakker, "Big" Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Austin Theory, Maxxine Dupri) in the last couple of months and while he has done his best to keep them at bay, the temperature changed with the return of "Big" Bronson Reed. He says that Bronson sucks and is "one disrespectful SOB," and if given an inch, Bronson takes a mile. He mentions Bronson being gone for the last seven months, and that Bronson does not understand that he is the captain now. Oba says that Bronson will find out at Money in the Bank, as he has a contract for a match between the two of them, and he cannot wait to put pen to paper. He then demands Bronson head to the ring to sign the contract and make things official. Bronson Reed shows up and heads to the ring, where Oba Femi offers him the contract. Bronson takes the contract, then says Oba has some balls, as he has put Oba down in both of their meetings in the ring despite Oba putting Brock Lesnar down twice. He then says that he is not Brock Lesnar, and that he is not here to compete, but to dethrone "The Ruler." Bronson then signs the contract. Bronson leaves the ring, then Oba says Bronson has some balls sealing his fate tonight. He says that Paul Heyman sent him to stop the one man who cannot be stopped, then wishes Bronson luck, saying he will need it.

In backstage footage from earlier today, Iyo Sky meets with General Manager Adam Pearce when Lyra Valkyria butts in. Iyo Sky questions Lyra's shift in behavior, and when Lyra starts disrespecting Iyo, Pearce puts them both in a one-on-one match tonight.

Dragon Lee beats Big Cass after countering a choke slam with a Sunset Flip into a jackknife pin.

Backstage, The Bloodline (Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) are focused on 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price). Jacob Fatu says 946 will try to separate them, and that they must stick together.

Members of the Milwaukee Bucks and the Milwaukee Brewers are seen in the front row.

Backstage, Jackie Redmond interviews Stephanie Vaquer. Vaquer says Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch want her title. She says that she is ready to defend her title, but if they want to face her, they will have to face each other. She then says she has met with General Manager Adam Pearce to make that match official next week, with the winner facing her for the Women's World Championship.

We hear from LA Knight, who talks about his sudden rise in 2022 and how it took three years to get back to where he was, and yet he still finds himself challenging for the World Heavyweight Championship. He says that he is bulletproof and the last of a dying breed, and that this might be his last shot at the World Heavyweight Championship. Knight says he has never needed anybody to help him succeed like Roman has, and that he must rise. He says that he will make himself World Heavyweight Championship the way that Roman Reigns made himself a mega-star.

Iyo Sky beats Lyra Valkyria following the distraction from a suddenly appearing Bayley.

Backstage, The Bloodline (Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) are ready to attack 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price) when LA Knight shows up. LA Knight tells The Bloodline that they created the monster that they are fighting, but Jey Uso says Solo Sikoa would be back in the family if Knight was not in his ear. Knight tells The Bloodline that if they survive, they can tell Roman Reigns that he will be waiting for him with open arms next week. Jacob Fatu has to hold The Usos back, saying that Knight is not the problem tonight.

Backstage, Jackie Redmond interviews Rey Fenix. Fenix announces that he will be defending the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship across all brands. Chad Gable shows up and congratulates Fenix on winning at Worlds Collide, then "All Ego" Ethan Page says that Gable is giving another title opportunity away. Fenix says Ethan is not a cruiserweight, but he wants to kick his ass next week. Ethan accepts Fenix's challenge.

Penta and Je'Von Evans beat The Judgment Day ("Dirty" Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh) after Joe Hendry shows up with a guy wearing a Funko Pop head, which angers and distracts McDonagh. After the match, Bron Breakker shows up and takes out Penta, then hits Je'Von Evans with a Spear.

Backstage, Byron Saxton interviews Becky Lynch. Becky says it has been two years since she had a shot at the Women's World Championship and two months since she has been in the title picture, then Liv Morgan shows up and says makes the title interesting more than Becky ever has and is more deserving of the title. Becky says that if Liv feels she is so deserving, then Liv should have no problem beating her one-on-one. She then doubts that Liv can even do it.

946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price) are seen entering the arena.

946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price) makes their way to the ring through the crowd. Security shows up to stop them from jumping over the barricade and tell them to go back, but they are soon attacked by 946. The Bloodline (Jimmy Uso, "Main Event" Jey Uso, Jacob Fatu) soon show up and slowly approach 946 before the inevitable brawl between them is on. The Bloodline get the upper hand even as General Manager Adam Pearce wants the brawling to stop, but they are soon overpowered as Bronco and Lucien brawl with Jimmy and Jey. A whole line of fans gets wiped out during the brawl, and a random fan yells at Bronco and gets punched by Bronco for it before the crowd brawl makes its way to the tech area. Meanwhile, back in the ring, Royce Keys hits Jacob Fatu with a metal folding chair, but Jacob Fatu fights back with a superkick before getting the upper hand on Keys. Jacob then grabs the chair, wraps it around Keys' head, then goes for the hip attack only for Keys to toss the chair off of himself and roll out of the ring. Jacob grabs the chair, follows Keys and hits Keys with the chai on the way to the back. The brawl is now backstage at the loading dock, and officials try in vain to break it all up. Keys and Fatu brawl at a backstage stairwell leading into an indoor parking area. Keys gets the better of Jacob and gets into his gray SUV, but Jacob catches up and gts the Tongan Death Grip on him. Keys attacks Jacob with the car, then a black car runs Jacob over. Jaida Parker gets out of the black car and says she did not see Jacob at all, then immediately changers her tune, saying "Ain't nobody safe," then gets in the gray SUV with Keys, who mocking says "All gas, no brakes" before driving off to end the show.

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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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Raw Deal - Raw recap for September 14, 2026

Rey Mysterio heads to the ring in a neck brace to start tonight's show. General Manager Adam Pearce is also in the ring. Rey proclaims that Raw is in Mexico City, Mexico for the first time in fifteen years, and says that tonight is going to be an historical night. We then see footage from WWE's show in Santiago, Chile where Stephanie Vaquer challenged Liv Morgan for the Women's World Championship with Becky Lynch as the special guest referee, and Vaquer winning the title. Rey then introduces Vaquer to the ring. Vaquer shakes hands with Rey and Pearce, then proclaims that she has taken her title back before stating the last few years have been like a dream and that it was a joy win the title back in her home country. She also says that it is an honor to be in Mexico and state in Spanish that she is a world champion before Liv Morgan and "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio show up on the stage. Liv angrily congratulates Vaquer on being the biggest hypocrite in her entire life and celebrating with the Women's World Championship, stating that Vaquer only won because Becky Lynch screwed her. Liv says that is okay, because with or without the title, she is still the best Women's World Champion of all time. She also says that Rey has hit an all-time low "hanging out with this puta." Dominik says the only thing he sees is a deadbeat and a cheater and that Liv Morgan is what a real champion looks like, but Rey reminds Dominik that he lost the AAA Mega Championship to El Grande Americano. We see footage of El Grande Americano winning the AAA Mega Championship at Night Two of TripleMania, then Dominik challenges Rey and Vaquer to a tag team match, saying Rey was clear enough to screw him out of the title over Pearce's protests. El Grande Americano suddenly shows up and takes Rey's place in the match, then Pearce says that the match is official before calling for a referee.

El Grande Americano and Stephanie Vaquer vs. The Judgment Day ("Dirty" Dominik Mysterio and Liv Morgan) ends in a no-contest when JD McDonagh, Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez get involved in the match. After the match, all five members of The Judgment Day attack Rey Mysterio, El Grande Americano and Stephanie Vaquer before standing tall in the center of the ring.

We are introduced to the Spanish announce team of Marcelo Rodriguez and Jerry Soto.

Backstage, Dragon Lee meets with Penta before their matches.

Je'Von Evans beats Big Cass and Austin Theory in a men's Triple Threat Money in the Bank qualifier.

Backstage, The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) are focused on getting back at Royce Keys and OTM (Bronco Nima and Lucien Price) - now known as 946 - when Jacob Fatu tells them that Roman Reigns is defending his title tonight and that he knows they will pick them off one by one to get to Reigns. Jacob Fatu says they need to stick together.

Chad Gable retains the WWE Intercontinental Championship against Dragon Lee by submission with the ankle lock.

We hear from Bayley, who talks about Lyra Valkyrie made her pass out in a pool of blood and tried to ensure she could not return, and that what bothers her is not Lyra turning on her, but using what she has done against her. Bayley says she chose this path so that women like Lyra could make a difference in WWE, but she has realized that Lyra is like everyone else: selfish. Bayley says that she will get in Lyra's way before Lyra gets in her own way, and says that this is the last time someone uses her feelings against her as she shows why she is the standard of women's wrestling.

Mexican singer-songwriter Oscar Myadon and One Piece actor Inaki Godoy are in the crowd.

The Mexico City, Mexico three-day attendance total is 49,017.

Lola Vice beats Raquel Rodriguez and Kelani Jordan in a women's Triple Threat Money in the Bank Qualifier.

Backstage, we hear from 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price). Lucien Price tells The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) not to write checks that their mouths can't cash, then Royce Keys makes it clear that they will pick off The Usos and Jacob Fatu one by one before wishing Roman Reigns luck tonight.

We get a sneak peak at the music video for "Give Joe Hendry Every Single Belt (Right Now)" by Joe Hendry.

Backstage, Becky Lynch meets with Stephanie Vaquer outside of the arena, wanting the first shot at the Women's World Championship.

Roman Reigns retains the World Heavyweight Championship against Penta.

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Raw Deal - Raw recap for September 7, 2026

The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) arrive at the arena with a metal pipe and a wooden baseball bat, respectively.

The Vision (Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Austin Theory, Maxxine Dupri) head to the ring to start tonight's show. Bron Breakker says that The Vision is here, The Vision is complete and The Vision runs WWE. The fans continue to chant for Oba Femi as Breakker says that Oba is not medically cleared and is not coming after he rightfully took his spot as the future of WWE thanks to the recently returned Bronson Reed. Bronson says Oba Femi thought he was untouchable and that he came across a man who did not recognize the crown, and that Oba Femi was the force of nature that felt four Tsunamis. He says that there is no room for Oba Femi on Raw now that The Vision is complete and that they decide, not ask, what happens. Logan Paul says the fans are like mindless drones and that they must see that The Vision is unstoppable. Logan says that with the five of them, it is "literally unfair." Austin Theory says they are just getting started taking all the gold and that Bron Breakker and Maxxine Dupri will qualify for their respective Money in the Bank matches. Maxxine Dupri says that the "brokies" in the crowd are jealous that she is with a real man when Akira Tozawa shows up. Theory laughs and says he will just whip Tozawa's ass, but Tozawa tells Theory he will be facing Otis, not him. Otis shows up and heads to the ring with Tozawa for the next match.

Otis beats Austin Theory by disqualification after Bronson Reed hits Otis with an elbow drop in front of the referee. After the match, Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed and Austin Theory gang up on Otis, and Akira Tozawa tries in vain to make the save and gets attacked for it. Breakker then hits Otis with a Spear with the help of Theory and Bronson. The threesome then attacks Tozawa, then it is revealed that Oba Femi is here. Petey Williams tries to tell Oba Femi that he is not medically cleared only to get piefaced as Oba heads to the ring and overpowers Breakker and Bronson. Theory hits Oba with a chair to the back as Oba confronts Logan Paul, but it has no effect. When Oba takes out Theory, however, Breakker gets the better of Oba, and he and Bronson start further decimating an already hurt Oba Femi. At this point, officials get in the ring to check on Oba only for Breakker to hit Oba Femi with another Spear. Bronson then goes up top for a second Tsunami.

We see a video package for Royce Keys and OTM (Bronco Nima and Lucien Price). Royce Keys brags about what he and OTM can do, saying that nobody is safe and that nobody has been through what they have been through, not even The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso). We also see the number "946."

Backstage, The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) meet up with Jacob Fatu on their way to the ring to call out Royce Keys and OTM (Bronco Nima and Lucien Price). Jacob says that this is what Royce Keys and OTM want and that the three of them have nothing to lose after spilling The Usos' blood. Jacob says he knows how they operate, and Jey tells Jacob to call the play. Jacob tells them "lay low, play it slow," and says their next move needs to be their best move.

Backstage, Becky Lynch meets with Stephanie Vaquer. She says they keep getting off on the wrong foot and says that while they can both beat Liv Morgan, there is five of The Judgment Day (Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, Roxanne Perez, "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh) and only one Vaquer. Vaquer says she does not ask for help, because every time she does, she gets betrayed. She respects Becky, but she does not ask her for help. Becky says that Vaquer can go back to Chile as a loser.

Jackie Redmond interviews comedian Matt Matthews in the crowd. Matthews says it is an honor to be here after growing up in the Attitude Era, then The Miz and Kit Wilson show up, with The Miz taking offense to Matt Matthews getting what he perceives as his interview time. The Miz proceeds to mock Matt Matthews and the rest of Alabama for being rednecks, and Kit Wilson says that disrespecting Miz is toxic. Matt Matthews jokingly states that he thought The Miz was retired, and Miz and Kit pull him out of the crowd. Matt Matthews gets the better of Kit Wilson in the ring with a tilt-a-whirl head scissors, but The Miz hits Matthews with the Skull Crushing Finale.

Bron Breakker beats Rey Mysterio and "All Ego" Ethan Page in a men's Triple Threat Money in the Bank qualifier. Before the match, it is mentioned that during the commercial break, Bron Breakker took out The Miz, Kit Wilson and comedian Matt Matthews before the match.

We see a preview of Mr. T: I Pity the Fool, on Netflix September 8th.

Backstage, LA Knight tells General Manager Adam Pearce that he wants the World Heavyweight Champion after Triplemania, even if he has to do things his own way. Pearce reluctantly goes with this, and tells Knight his word is good. Pearce leaves, then Solo Sikoa shows up. Solo says they need to get Royce Keys and OTM (Bronco Nima and Lucien Price) and they need to get them now, but Knight tells Solo to let The Usos deal with them so they can pick the bones. Knight says they must be smart and pick their spots, but Solo says he knows how dangerous Royce Keys is before asking Knight if he has his back. Knight says he has his back, but they need to be smart and pick the bones. An impatient Solo says he does not know if he can wait.

We hear from Penta, who says that he knows Roman Reigns and his accomplishments in WWE, and that while he respects Reigns, he does not fear him. Penta says he has made the impossible happen his entire life, and that he will beat Roman Reigns and become the World Heavyweight Champion in Mexico City, Mexico. Penta says that Reigns will not be facing just him, but an entire country that is behind him, and that when the night is over, he will be World Heavyweight Champion.

We see footage of Lola Vice dancing in a club, at the beach and in the gym. We then see the words "9.14" and "Everybody's got a vice."

Sol Ruca beats Lyra Valkyria and Maxxine Dupri in a women's Triple Threat Money in the Bank qualifier after Bayley suddenly returns and pulls the referee out of the ring after Lyra hits Maxxine with Nightwing. Sol Ruca then hits a distracted Lyra with the Sol Snatcher for the win. After the match, Bayley attacks Lyra, but Lyra runs away through the crowd before Bayley can put her through the announce table.

We hear from OTM (Bronco Nima and Lucien Price), who are outside of the arena as they call out The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso). Royce Keys joins them and tells Jacob Fatu to "let the two bitches off the leash." Meanwhile, The Usos and Jacob Fatu have seen this from inside the arena, and Jacob Fatu tells The Usos to trust him on this. Jacob says that if they walk out the doors, blood will be spilled again.

We hear from Joe Hendry, who makes fun of JD McDonagh and his head through song, stating that McDonagh's father was a Funko Head pop.

Joe Hendry beats JD McDonagh after Je'Von Evans shows up with the Funko Pop head from Hendry's song from earlier on his head. "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio confronts Evans only to be headbutted with the head, and Hendry gets the win on a distracted McDonagh.

We see a video package chronicling the feud between Stephanie Vaquer and Liv Morgan.

Backstage, Becky Lynch runs into Liv Morgan. Liv mocks Becky, saying that Becky is selfish and that nobody likes her or "her pathetic excuse of a husband." Liv then says that she will retain against Stephanie Vaquer tonight.

Backstage, Paul Heyman is met by The Vision (Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Austin Theory, Maxxine Dupri). Maxxine Dupri brags about what happened to Oba Femi tonight, and Heyman walks up to Bronson Reed and hugs him. Heyman says that Bronson has shook the WWE upon his return and that he is proud of him for that, then Bron Breakker says that Oba Femi is finished, Bronson is back and the future of WWE is secured as promised. Heyman then asks if Oba Femi is still breathing, then gets frustrated and leaves.

Liv Morgan retains the Women's World Championship against Stephanie Vaquer. During the match, Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez show up, with Roxanne distracting the referee as Raquel trips Vaquer off the top rope. The referee turns around and puts two and two together, and when he ejects Raquel from ringside, Becky Lynch shows up and attacks Raquel while Roxanne tosses the Women's World Championship to Liv to use as a weapon. Becky sees this and chases Roxanne through the crowd, but Liv blasts Vaquer with the Women's World Championship behind the referee's back and hits Ob-Liv-Ion to win and retain.

We hear from Big Cass. He says that he has been stacking bodies since his return, but he is really here to win titles. He says he looks like, walks like, talks like and acts like a champion and is everything a champion should be. Big Cass says that he can go anywhere and everyone turns their head to see who he is, and that soon enough, everybody will find out.

Backstage, The Usos (Jimmy and "Main Event" Jey Uso) tell Jacob Fatu that they want a piece of Royce Keys and OTM (Bronco Nima and Lucien Price) now, then the three of them head to the ring. After the commercial break, Jey Usos says that Royce Keys and OTM got the drop on them two weeks in a row and that it will not be three, then says both sides know where the other is and calls Royce Keys and OTM out. We then see Royce Keys outside of the arena with multiple members of security laid out on the ground, then we see The Usos' car. OTM stands near it as they smash the car with blunt objects before tossing a can of gas inside. Royce Keys then lights up a Zippo lighter and tosses it inside the car, lighting it on fire before stating that nobody is safe.

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