WWE Raw took place on October 12, 2026, at the Brookshire Grocery Arena in Bossier City, Louisiana, featuring the fallout from Money in the Bank, an Intercontinental Championship defence and a chaotic six-man tag team main event.
Penta celebrated winning the men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match, Chad Gable defended his Intercontinental Championship against Rey Fenix, and Liv Morgan addressed her Women’s World Championship victory.
The evening also featured a confrontation between Oba Femi and Paul Heyman, while Carmelo Hayes made a surprise appearance during the main event involving The Usos, Solo Sikoa and 946.
Penta Celebrates Money In The Bank Victory Before Bron Breakker Attacks Je’Von Evans
Raw opened with a video package recapping Money in the Bank before Penta made his entrance carrying a customised red-and-black Money in the Bank briefcase featuring his mask and the words “dinero en el banco.” Pyrotechnics shot from the sides of the briefcase as he entered the arena.
Penta reflected on his 20-year journey in professional wrestling, explaining that nothing had been handed to him throughout his career. He said winning Money in the Bank meant everything because he now held the power to challenge for a world championship whenever he wanted.
He warned WWE’s champions to watch their backs, declaring that when he eventually cashed in his contract, he would become a world champion.
Je’Von Evans then interrupted, making his way to the ring with a noticeable limp, a cast on his right arm and his ribs taped following Saturday’s ladder match.
Penta held the ropes open for Evans, who acknowledged that he was physically struggling but wanted to congratulate the Money in the Bank winner. Evans told Penta that both he and the fans were proud of him before the two embraced.
However, Bron Breakker suddenly appeared and attacked Evans from behind with a spear.
Penta immediately attended to the injured Evans as medical personnel rushed into the ring to provide assistance.
Rey Mysterio vs. Big Cass
The first match of the evening saw Rey Mysterio face Big Cass in singles competition.
The action quickly moved outside the ring, where Cass used the steel steps to kick Mysterio in the head. Mysterio attempted a running senton from the apron, but Cass caught him and sent him crashing into the barricade with a hurricanrana.
Cass regained control and threw Mysterio back into the ring, later driving him spine-first into the corner.
Mysterio fought back with a senton from the top rope, followed by another senton on the mat. He then delivered a DDT to Cass on the floor before returning to the ring, forcing his opponent to beat the referee’s ten-count.
Cass returned to the ring and continued wearing down Mysterio in the corner.
As the referee checked on Mysterio, Dragon Lee appeared on the apron and caught Cass with an enzuigiri.
The interference allowed Mysterio to connect with a 619. Cass subsequently lifted Mysterio onto his shoulders, but Mysterio countered into a roll-up to secure the victory.
Winner: Rey Mysterio
Backstage, Raw General Manager Adam Pearce spoke with the referee assigned to the six-man tag team match between 946 and The Bloodline.
Pearce explained that he wanted a senior official overseeing the contest to ensure the rules were enforced.
Liv Morgan Confronted By Chelsea Green
The Judgment Day made their way to the ring as Liv Morgan celebrated her Women’s World Championship victory at Money in the Bank.
Morgan declared that the audience was witnessing the greatest Women’s World Champion of all time.
She claimed that she had overcome the injustices committed against her by Becky Lynch and Stephanie Vaquer, bringing the championship back to its rightful home in The Judgment Day.
Morgan added that she could now focus on becoming a two-time Women’s Crown Jewel Champion.
Chelsea Green interrupted the celebration, explaining that she wanted to stand face-to-face with her upcoming Crown Jewel opponent.
Morgan dismissed Green as a “placeholder champion,” questioning whether she deserved to be taken seriously.
Green responded that she had been underestimated throughout her career and was comfortable with Morgan making the same mistake.
She promised to work tirelessly while Morgan celebrated, before declaring that she would force Morgan to respect her.
Green finished by suggesting that Morgan should not be calling anyone a placeholder champion when she was Dominik Mysterio’s “placeholder girlfriend.”
Roxanne Perez stepped forward and insisted that Green could not defeat Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez or herself.
The confrontation escalated when Green got in Perez’s face, setting up an immediate singles match.
Chelsea Green vs. Roxanne Perez
Chelsea Green and Roxanne Perez began their match with a physical exchange that took both competitors outside the ring.
They returned before the referee’s ten count, with Perez targeting Green’s arm and slapping her across the face.
Green responded by driving Perez face-first into the middle rope before delivering a meteora to the back of her neck. She followed with an attack into the middle turnbuckle and a missile dropkick from the top rope.
Perez eventually regained control, catching Green with a roll-up and a Shining Wizard, although neither was enough to secure the victory.
Green responded with a German suplex, but Liv Morgan interfered from ringside by tripping her as she ran the ropes.
Green grabbed Morgan by the hair, allowing Perez to capitalise and attempt a moonsault.
However, Green raised her knees to block the move.
Raquel Rodriguez then climbed onto the apron, but Green sent Perez crashing into her, knocking Rodriguez to the floor.
Green also threw Morgan over the announce desk, temporarily neutralising the interference from Judgment Day.
Despite her efforts, Perez recovered and connected with Pop Rox to secure the pinfall victory.
Winner: Roxanne Perez
Following the match, Morgan attacked Green with Oblivion.
Judgment Day stood over Green as Morgan placed her foot on her fallen opponent and raised the Women’s World Championship.
Oba Femi Rejects Paul Heyman’s Offer
Oba Femi made his way to the ring in high spirits following his victory over Bronson Reed at Money in the Bank.
Femi mocked Reed’s pre-match threats, recalling how he had been warned to expect repeated Tsunamis during their encounter.
Instead, Femi claimed he had encountered only calm waters and blue skies.
He suggested that Reed had learned the same lesson as Bron Breakker, declaring that no wrestler’s accomplishments, family connections or championship history mattered when standing opposite him.
Femi insisted that everyone would eventually bend a knee to “The Ruler.”
After dealing with The Vision, Femi declared he was ready to leave the group behind.
Paul Heyman interrupted and approached the ring, acknowledging that he had warned Reed about the challenge Femi presented.
Heyman asked permission to enter, and Femi granted it.
Once inside, Heyman praised Femi as the future of WWE and admitted that his performance at Money in the Bank had exceeded expectations.
He even suggested that Femi had been more impressive against Reed than he had been against Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 42 and SummerSlam.
Heyman began describing Femi as a potential “Paul Heyman guy,” but Femi immediately interrupted.
He knocked the microphone from Heyman’s hand, then placed a hand on his shoulder.
Femi explained that he was neither Brock Lesnar nor Roman Reigns, both of whom had been associated with Heyman.
Instead, he declared that he was an “Oba Femi guy” before leaving the ring.
Backstage, Adam Pearce was meeting with IYO SKY when Lyra Valkyria briefly interrupted.
After Valkyria departed, Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez entered the room.
Rodriguez mocked SKY, claiming she had been on Raw long enough to remember when SKY was relevant.
SKY responded by telling Pearce she believed she had found Rodriguez’s next challenger for the Women’s Intercontinental Championship, indicating she wanted the opportunity herself.
WWE Intercontinental Championship: Chad Gable (c) vs. Rey Fenix
Chad Gable defended the Intercontinental Championship against Rey Fenix in a competitive encounter featuring several submission attempts and high-flying exchanges.
Fenix started strongly, tripping Gable and connecting with a hurricanrana.
Gable quickly countered with an Ankle Lock, forcing Fenix to reach the bottom rope to escape.
Fenix recovered and sent Gable over the top rope, then delivered another hurricanrana that drove the champion face-first into the ring apron.
He followed with a moonsault from the middle rope onto Gable outside the ring.
Gable regained control with a springboard Northern Lights suplex and a moonsault from the top rope, but Fenix survived both attacks.
The champion returned to the Ankle Lock, continuing to target Fenix’s leg.
Fenix attempted to fight back, but Gable caught him with an Angle Slam. Fenix responded with a rolling cutter to keep himself in contention.
Later, Fenix caught Gable with a running uppercut while the champion was positioned on the ropes.
He followed with Adios Amigos and a Frog Splash, but Gable again trapped him in the Ankle Lock.
Fenix reached the ropes to escape, but Gable delivered a suplex that sent him face-first into the top turnbuckle.
Gable climbed to the top rope, but Fenix knocked him off balance.
Despite the challenger’s resistance, Gable applied the Ankle Lock once again.
This time, Fenix couldn’t escape and was forced to submit.
Winner: Chad Gable
Following the match, Gable helped Fenix to his feet and raised his arm in a show of respect.
However, Fenix’s evening took another unfortunate turn backstage.
While speaking with Cathy Kelley, Fenix was suddenly attacked by Ethan Page, who interrupted the interview.
Gable rushed to the scene and came to Fenix’s aid.
The Usos & Solo Sikoa vs. 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima & Lucien Price)
The main event saw Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso and Solo Sikoa join forces against 946 members Royce Keys, Bronco Nima and Lucien Price, accompanied by Jaida Parker.
Before the opening bell, Parker climbed onto the apron as Keys, Nima and Price stood behind her on the announce desk.
The Usos and Sikoa responded by climbing onto the opposite apron, leading to a tense confrontation before all six competitors entered the ring.
The match immediately descended into a brawl.
Keys threw Sikoa into the timekeeper’s area while Jey attacked Nima in the corner.
Keys then levelled both Usos with clotheslines, but Sikoa responded by throwing an office chair at him from the timekeeper’s area.
Nima tried to attack Sikoa, but Jey took him down with a dive.
Price gained control against Jey and Sikoa, but Jimmy came off the top rope to take down both Nima and Price.
Following a commercial break, Keys entered the match and knocked Sikoa from the apron before connecting with a splash on Jimmy.
Sikoa eventually tagged in and delivered a Samoan Drop to Keys, followed by a Hip Attack and Spinning Solo.
He attempted a pinfall, but Parker pulled the referee out of the ring to prevent the count.
Parker then threw the official over the barricade, prompting an angry confrontation with Sikoa.
Nima attacked Sikoa from behind and drove him into the ring post, while Jimmy took down Nima.
Price responded by delivering a Uranage to Jimmy on the ring apron.
Jey caught Price with a superkick before joining Jimmy for a double superkick.
The fighting then spilled into the crowd, with Jey and Price battling away from ringside while Jimmy and Nima continued their own confrontation.
Jey climbed to the top of the entrance tunnel and launched himself onto Nima and Price with a Frog Splash, although he also accidentally took down Jimmy.
Parker followed by climbing onto the tunnel and delivering a crossbody onto both Usos.
Back at ringside, Keys confronted Sikoa, but Sikoa fought back and delivered a Samoan Drop from the ring steps through the announce desk.
Sikoa returned Keys to the ring and connected with a Frog Splash from the top rope.
He then prepared to finish Keys with the Samoan Spike.
However, a masked individual suddenly appeared behind Sikoa and struck him with a crowbar.
The attacker removed his bandana to reveal himself as Carmelo Hayes.
Hayes helped Keys back to his feet, then struck Sikoa in the midsection with the weapon while Keys held him in place.
Keys followed with a spinebuster, while Nima and Price returned to the ring and delivered a double Samoan Drop to Jimmy Uso.
Parker joined the rest of 946 as the group stood tall over The Usos and Sikoa, with Hayes holding the weapon.
The show ended with 946 celebrating their attack, while the match concluded without a definitive winner.
Winner: No Contest
