WWE RAW Results – March 30, 2026

WWE RAW Results – March 30, 2026 – Welcome to WrestlingAttitude’s coverage of WWE RAW on March 30, from the Madison Square Garden in New York.

We are live from the Madison Square Garden in New York, as Cody Rhodes makes his way to the ring to start the show.

Cody steps into the ring and asks the crowd what they want to talk about, letting the reaction build as the arena comes alive around him. Before he can continue, Stephanie McMahon’s music hits and she walks onto the stage, cutting him off as the crowd shifts its attention. Stephanie enters the ring with purpose, positioning herself opposite Cody as the atmosphere tightens in the Garden.

Cody says he is surprised to see her, and Stephanie replies that he shouldn’t be. She introduces herself as Stephanie McMahon and reminds him that this is the house her grandfather built. Cody asks her what she wants to talk about, and Stephanie says she wants to talk about Cody, Randy Orton, and WrestleMania.

She tells Cody he will not like what she has to say. She references Cody’s stories about where he used to sit at Center Stage and points to where she sat during those same years. Stephanie says that she, Cody, and Randy are all multi‑generational stars who took different paths to reach this point. She tells Cody he chose the golden path, staying true to himself and believing he can bring out the best in people and in his opponents. She says that will not work with this version of Randy Orton.

Stephanie describes Orton as diabolical and tells Cody he does not need to become that, but he does need to think like that. She says Cody’s father understood that better than anyone, and Dusty Rhodes could get down and dirty with the best of them. Stephanie then tells Cody that he is not his father, and that this version of Cody Rhodes cannot beat this version of Randy Orton. She says he has no idea who he is dealing with.

Cody says the last thing he would ever want is to be rude to Stephanie, but he questions her claim that he does not know who Randy Orton is. Cody says he knows Randy’s entire history — the youngest world champion in WWE history, the Legend Killer, a man who did things so vile they cannot be shown on television today, many of which were directed at Stephanie herself. Cody says people want to frame this as a student‑and‑teacher dynamic, but that ended long ago. He says it ended the night he had to act as a babysitter, making sure Randy was still breathing while Randy was drooling all over himself.

Cody asks if Stephanie wants to bring up fathers. He says he is not his father, but she is not hers either.

Stephanie slaps Cody across the face. She tells him she is out here because she cares about him, and because no one is giving him guidance in this situation. She says he does not understand what this Randy Orton has become. She says Cody is not the student, and Randy is not listening to the voices in his head — he is summoning them. She says Randy controls them now, and he is listening to someone else as well. Stephanie warns that unless Cody can think like Randy, he will lose the title. She says WrestleMania will be the last time Cody is introduced as the Undisputed WWE Champion.

Stephanie starts to leave the ring, but Cody stops her. He tells Stephanie he has two words for her: thank you.

Cody leaves the ring.

Backstage:

Adam Pearce is backstage with IShowSpeed and tells him they need to talk. Danhausen appears, and Speed immediately asks to be uncursed. Danhausen offers to lift the curse, and Pearce shifts the conversation by telling Speed he has a front‑row seat for the upcoming tag title match. Pearce adds that there will be a guest commentator for the match, revealing LA Knight. In the background, The New Day can be seen watching the exchange.

Jimmy Uso & Jey Uso vs. Austin Theory & Logan Paul for the Raw Tag Team Championships — New York City Street Fight

The bell rings and all four men begin trading strikes immediately. Theory knocks Jimmy down with a shoulder tackle, but Jimmy answers with a back elbow. The Usos follow with a double back elbow and a double elbow drop on Logan. Logan rolls to the floor with Theory, and Jey dives over the top with a plancha onto both challengers.

Jimmy sends Theory back into the ring, but Theory rolls out the opposite side and retrieves a kendo stick. He strikes Jimmy across the back as Logan drives Jey into the ring post. Logan grabs a kendo stick of his own, and both men look under the ring for a table before deciding against it and sliding it back under.

Theory strikes Jimmy repeatedly with the kendo stick. Logan and Theory then turn their attention to Jey, hitting him across the back and midsection with repeated shots. With Jey down, they shift their focus back to Jimmy.

Logan wraps the kendo stick around Jey’s throat and chokes him against the ropes while Theory plays to the crowd instead of pressing the advantage. Logan continues striking Jey with repeated kendo‑stick shots as Theory pulls a table from under the ring and slides it inside. Logan turns and hits Jimmy again with the kendo stick.

Theory strikes Jey with a trash can while Logan hits Jimmy with more kendo‑stick shots. Logan brings the trash can into the ring and alternates between kendo‑stick strikes and trash‑can shots on Jimmy. Theory joins in, and both men continue attacking Jimmy and Jey with the trash can.

Theory and Logan attempt a running Malachi Crunch with the trash cans, but they take too long and collide with each other instead. Jey places a trash can over Logan and the Usos connect with a double superkick. Jimmy then strikes Theory with the trash can, places it over him, and repeatedly kicks the can from all angles.

The Usos set up the table in the ring. Jimmy lands a superkick on Theory, and they position him on the turnbuckles. Jimmy and Jey climb up together and deliver a double superplex, driving Theory through the table.

Logan moves toward the barricade and receives something from his mother, seated next to IShowSpeed. LA Knight steps in and attacks Logan, and Speed joins in after Logan is handed a pair of brass knuckles. Logan is sent into the ring post, and Speed picks up the brass knuckles, only to turn and punch Knight with them. Speed heads up the aisle as the match resets with all four competitors back inside the ring.

Logan now has the brass knuckles and winds up for a shot at Jimmy, but Jimmy avoids it and connects with a superkick. The Usos follow with stereo superkicks. They turn to Theory and hit him with a double superkick as well before Jey drives through him with a spear. Jimmy goes for a suicide dive to the floor, but Logan intercepts him with a brass‑knuckle shot.

Jey leaps off the apron with a crossbody onto Logan, but inside the ring, Theory collapses across Jimmy and the referee counts the three.

Winners: Logan Paul & Austin Theory (Tag Team Champions)

In the Arena:

Liv Morgan makes her way to the ring. She calls herself the greatest Royal Rumble winner of all time and says Stephanie McMahon is finished. Liv says it is one thing for Stephanie to attack her, but attacking her family and attacking Dominik crosses a line. Liv says she should not be surprised because Stephanie has no family here. She accuses Stephanie of hiding behind her own family while resorting to sneak attacks. Liv asks if Stephanie is afraid to meet her face‑to‑face. Liv says she is proud of where she comes from, and this is where she comes from. She says her mother taught her never to let anyone get the better of her, then mocks Stephanie’s mother and calls Stephanie out.

Pyro hits as Stephanie Vaquer’s music plays and she heads to the ring. Liv attacks her as soon as she steps through the ropes, throwing punches. Vaquer fires back with strikes of her own and connects with a back heel kick to the temple. Stephanie retrieves a chair from ringside and brings it into the ring.

Roxanne Perez runs in from behind and attacks Vaquer with rapid punches. Liv joins in, and Perez holds Vaquer in place as Liv hits obLIVion onto the chair.

A video package airs highlighting the situation between Seth Rollins and Paul Heyman.

Backstage:

Logan Paul, Austin Theory, and IShowSpeed are together. Speed insists he did not mean to get involved earlier. Logan tells him it does not matter but warns that he now has enemies. Speed says he cannot deal with that.

Paul Heyman arrives and tells Speed he is in good hands. Heyman says they will protect him and instructs Logan and Theory to take Speed to dinner. Heyman adds that the Usos will kill him if he is not careful.

Adam Pearce walks in and asks Heyman if he checked his email.

Lyra Valkyria & Bayley vs. Lash Legend & Nia Jax for the Women’s Tag Team Championships

Bayley and Lash open the match. Lash misses a bicycle kick, and Bayley answers with a shoulder tackle. Lash responds with a shoulder tackle of her own. Nia tags in, hits a clothesline, and attempts a slam, but Bayley slips free and tags Lyra. Lyra connects with a dropkick and follows with a missile dropkick, but Nia remains upright. Nia backs Lyra into the corner, and Lash tags in. Lyra escapes a belly‑to‑back suplex, but Lash catches her on the turnbuckles and lands a corner splash.

Lash goes for a second splash and misses, allowing Bayley to tag in. Bayley and Lyra hit a double missile dropkick on Lash, and Bayley covers for a near fall. Lyra tags back in, but Lash blocks an Irish whip. Lash drops Bayley with a clothesline and hits Lyra with a back elbow. Nia tags in as Lash lifts Lyra for a slam, but Lyra escapes again. Lyra lands repeated kicks on Nia, who misses a clothesline. Bayley tags in, and Lyra hits a dropkick before Bayley follows with a suicide dive onto Nia on the floor.

Lash moves onto the apron, and Lyra knocks her down with a dropkick through the ropes.

Nia and Lyra return to the ring, and Nia catches Lyra out of mid‑air on a crossbody before slamming her for a near fall. Lash tags in and chops Lyra, then pulls Lyra’s head across the ropes. She drags Lyra to the opposite side and does it again, then repeats it a third time. Lash follows with a knee drop for a near fall. She applies a Stretch Muffler, lifting Lyra off the mat. Lyra pulls herself upward and counters into a sunset flip, but Lash windmills her arms to stay upright and drops Lyra with a clothesline.

Nia tags in and connects with a headbutt. She sends Lyra into the turnbuckles, but Lyra pulls Nia forward into the ring post. Nia knocks Bayley off the apron to prevent the tag. Nia lifts Lyra for a Samoan drop and covers for a near fall. Nia drives Lyra into the corner again, but Lyra fights out with kicks. Lash tags in and stops Lyra’s momentum, but Lyra lands an enzuigiri. Lash holds on, and Lyra counters a suplex into a DDT.

Lyra reaches the corner and tags Bayley. Bayley hits an elbow drop to Lash’s back and covers for a near fall. Lash answers with a bicycle kick, and Nia tags in. Nia drops Bayley with a leg drop for a near fall. She pulls Bayley into position for the aNIAlator, but Bayley recovers and strikes Nia across the back. Bayley lifts Nia and hits a powerbomb. Lyra tags in and connects with a moonsault for a near fall.

Bayley and Lash trade punches until Lash lands a heavy shot. Lash charges and hits a running European uppercut, leaving all four women down.

Nikki and Brie Bella make their way to the ring. Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss follow several lengths behind. The groups exchange words at ringside, and Lyra steps out to confront them. Nia grabs Lyra and sends her into Charlotte and Alexa. Lash hits Brie from behind and runs Nikki into the ring post. Lash sends Bayley into the apron, and Nia catches Lyra with a pop‑up headbutt.

Charlotte enters the ring and clips Nia’s knee.

Winners by DQ: Nia Jax & Lash Legend

After the match, Flair sends Alexa into Nia, and Bayley and Lyra work together to take down Lash.

– Danhausen comes out during the commercial break to make an announcement. WWE will be back at Madison Square Garden on July 18th for Saturday Night’s Main Event. He is also here to shoot off t-shirts.

In the Arena:

Brock Lesnar makes his way to the ring with Paul Heyman. Heyman introduces himself and Brock, then says he is out here to address the danger awaiting Oba Femi. Heyman says that two weeks ago, Brock was distracted by Seth Rollins and caught off guard by Oba. Last week, Brock was not dressed to fight; he was prepared for a man‑to‑man conversation, but Oba chose to escalate. Heyman says Brock is dressed to fight tonight because Brock has authorized him to explain what he has witnessed for twenty‑five years in WWE and UFC. When someone locks eyes with Brock Lesnar, they lose control of themselves. Heyman says they might as well mop up Oba now for the beating Brock intends to deliver.

Brock takes the microphone and calls for Oba Femi to come out immediately.

Adam Pearce steps onto the stage and tells Brock and Heyman that will not be happening tonight. Pearce says his job is to protect his WrestleMania main events, and that is exactly what he intends to do. With respect, he says Brock and Heyman need to leave the ring.

The lights go out — and the arena shifts as it becomes time to strut.

Security rushes toward Oba Femi on the stage, and Oba drops the first wave with a double shoulder tackle. More security follows, and Oba knocks them down one after another. Pearce steps in to stop him, and Oba shoves him to the ground. Oba struts toward the ring while Brock waits inside, unmoving.

Oba steps onto the apron and enters the ring. Brock and Oba move closer, staring each other down, when Paul Levesque enters the ring and positions himself between them. He speaks to both men, but the tension only increases as they edge closer. Levesque tells Heyman to get Brock out of the ring.

Brock exits but grabs the top half of the steel steps and throws it against the apron. Brock then demonstrates his own dominance by lifting a member of security and delivering an F5 on the floor.

We Hear form Finn Balor

Finn Bálor says The Judgment Day was a family and they ran Raw for four years. He says he did things he did not like, but the worst decision he made was believing he could turn Dominik into a man. Finn says he ran the playbook, and when Dom was lost, Finn was the one he turned to. Finn says he stood up for Dom, and Dom did not lose the title because of him — he lost it because he is a self‑entitled jackass. Finn says he is responsible for creating that jackass, and now he is responsible for destroying him at WrestleMania.

Penta vs. Kofi Kingston for the Intercontinental Championship

They lock up and Penta applies a side headlock before kicking Kofi in the midsection. Penta charges into the corner and misses, allowing Kofi to fire back with punches and take him down. Kofi climbs the turnbuckles, but Penta meets him with a thrust kick. Kofi answers with a knee strike and hits a tornado DDT for a near fall.

Penta chops Kofi, and Kofi responds in kind as they trade strikes. Kofi goes for SOS, but Penta avoids it and lands a thrust kick. Kofi hits a pendulum kick from the corner, then goes up top for a crossbody, but Penta catches him with a Codebreaker for a near fall. Penta sets up for the Penta Driver, but Kofi escapes. Penta lands a kick and a leg sweep, then follows with a hesitation headstand dropkick for another near fall.

Kofi springboards into a dropkick, sending Penta toward the apron. Penta kicks Kofi and springboards into an attempted Destroyer on the apron, but Kofi counters with a back body drop.

Kofi stops Grayson Waller from interfering at ringside. He sends Penta into the ring post, breaks the referee’s count, and returns to the floor with a kick and forearms to Penta. Kofi climbs to the top rope and hits Shadows Over Hell for a near fall. He applies a rear chinlock, transitioning into a half‑nelson and chin bar. Penta fights out with back elbows. Kofi slams Penta and follows with a slingshot splash for another near fall.

Kofi throws punches, then locks in a front facelock as they trade strikes. Penta lands a kick and a thrust kick to the back of Kofi’s leg before hitting a wraparound bulldog. Kofi blocks a clothesline and hits SOS for a near fall. Kofi charges and runs into a thrust kick. He recovers with a leaping leg drop to the back of Penta’s neck for a near fall.

Waller rolls Penta back into the ring, and Kofi yells at him for interfering. Kofi says he has the match under control and kicks Penta to the floor. Kofi goes for a coffin‑drop plancha, but Penta catches him and drops him across the announce table. Waller tells Kofi he might have needed the help. Penta then hits a Destroyer on Waller on the floor.

Penta climbs the turnbuckles, but Kofi meets him with Trouble in Paradise as Penta comes off the top, scoring a near fall. Kofi goes for a superplex, but Penta knocks him down and leaps off the turnbuckles into a Destroyer, landing it clean for the three count.

Winner: Penta

After the match, Jackie Redmond interviews Penta and asks about WrestleMania. Penta says anyone who dares can step up — it is done. At WrestleMania, the title will be defended in a ladder match. He says that is his kingdom.

Backstage:

Paul Heyman is on the phone placing a food order when Adam Pearce walks up. Pearce asks where Brock Lesnar is. Heyman says Brock has already left the arena. Pearce asks if Heyman read the email he sent. Heyman says he does not do emails and that they keep their ear to the ground instead.

Pearce asks if Heyman smelled anything interesting today. Heyman says he smells a corporate general manager — and tells Pearce to wait until he hears what that general manager has to say in the ring.

In the Arena:

Dominik Mysterio makes his way onto the stage. Dom says he should still be standing there as the Intercontinental Champion. He says that thanks to Finn Bálor — not once, but twice — he was cost the opportunity to regain the title. Dom says that at WrestleMania, there will only be one man standing tall, and it will be him.

In the Arena:

Paul Heyman is back in the ring and says that before he was so rudely interrupted, he was making a point. He insults the lighting setup and mentions the new tag team champions. Heyman says he tried to do something special for the fans tonight. He says he tried to give back to the community by delivering Brock Lesnar versus Oba Femi. Heyman blames what he calls a “wannabe mid‑level suck‑up middle‑management pseudo General Manager.”

Adam Pearce interrupts and says he was trying to help Heyman. Pearce asks if Heyman checked his email today. Heyman says he sees the future, and whether it is hacking emails or listening to phone calls he is not supposed to hear, he already knows what is coming.

Pearce tells Heyman that the Boston Police have dropped all charges against Seth Rollins. Heyman says he knows that. Pearce asks if Heyman is supposed to be afraid in his hometown. Heyman says he fears no man. He says he is the last manager standing from the 1980s and the last promoter standing from the 1990s.

Pearce tells Heyman that Seth Rollins is medically cleared to compete.

Heyman’s expression shifts to dread.

Seth Rollins’ music hits. Rollins appears on the apron behind Heyman. Heyman realizes too late, and Seth strikes him across the back with a chair. Seth sets for the Blackout, but Gunther pulls Rollins from the ring and applies a sleeper hold. Seth fades and collapses against the announce table.

Gunther points to the WrestleMania sign.

Raquel Rodriguez vs. Iyo Sky

Iyo applies a side headlock, but Raquel lifts her and tosses her aside. Raquel drives Iyo into the turnbuckles and connects with shoulder thrusts. Iyo goes for a sunset flip, then transitions into an Octopus hold. Raquel powers out and blocks a head‑scissors takedown. Iyo kicks Raquel, sweeps the leg, and follows with a dropkick. Iyo sends Raquel over the top rope and goes for a suicide‑dive crossbody, but Raquel catches her. Iyo slips free, but Raquel drops her with a clothesline and covers for a near fall.

Raquel applies a wristlock, lifts Iyo into the air, and drives through her with a shoulder tackle. She lifts Iyo again, but Iyo counters into a triangle attempt. Iyo gets to her feet and lands forearms, but Raquel cuts her off with a boot to the head.

Raquel sets for a running powerbomb — a move she rarely uses — but Iyo counters with a head‑scissors takedown. Iyo follows with a moonsault to the floor. Back inside, Iyo kicks Raquel and climbs the turnbuckles, but Raquel trips her and hits a fallaway slam. Raquel follows with two elbow drops, then a third for a near fall. She applies a cobra clutch. Iyo elbows free, but Raquel knocks her down with a shoulder tackle and chokes her against the ropes.

Raquel lands repeated lawnmower elbows, then slams Iyo for another near fall. She hits a second fallaway slam. Raquel goes for another elbow drop, but Iyo moves. Iyo rolls Raquel into a victory roll and transitions into a double stomp.

Raquel blocks an Irish whip and sends Iyo into the corner. Iyo answers with a pendulum kick and follows with a missile dropkick, staggering Raquel. Iyo charges and connects with the running double knees. She climbs to the top rope and sets for the moonsault, but Raquel gets her knees up. Raquel follows with a shoulder tackle for a near fall.

Raquel sets for a powerbomb, but Iyo escapes and fires forearms. Raquel grabs Iyo by the throat, but Iyo counters with a rana and lands a double stomp for a near fall.

Asuka pushes Kairi Sane down the aisle toward ringside, drawing Iyo’s attention. Iyo argues with Sane, and Raquel boots Sane off the apron when Iyo moves. Iyo rolls Raquel up for a near fall, then hits another pendulum kick. Iyo climbs the turnbuckles and connects with a top‑rope DDT. She sets for the running double knees and hits them clean.

Asuka pulls Sane away at ringside, and Iyo sees it happening. Iyo dives through the ropes with a suicide dive onto Asuka. She checks on Sane, then returns to the ring.

Raquel catches her immediately with the Tejana Bomb and covers for the three count.

Winner: Raquel Rodriguez

– WrestleMania announcements are made: the Intercontinental Championship ladder match will feature Je’Von Evans, Dragon Lee, Rusev, and JD McDonagh alongside champion Penta. Finn Bálor versus Dominik Mysterio is confirmed. The Women’s Tag Team Titles will be defended in the traditional four‑way match.

– John Cena is announced as the host of WrestleMania.

– Vic Joseph is in the Interstitial Interview Area with Je’Von Evans as he prepares to defend his title. Evans reacts with excitement at the realization that he is going to WrestleMania. Vic asks what Evans’ grandmother would think. Evans says she would tell him to have fun and be safe, and he says he needs to absorb that wisdom.

– Jackie Redmond waits for an interview with Seth Rollins but stops Adam Pearce for an update. Pearce says Seth is furious, but he is medically cleared. The match between Seth Rollins and Gunther is official for WrestleMania.

In the Arena:

Roman Reigns’ music hits and he makes his way to the ring. Roman asks New York to acknowledge him.

CM Punk’s music interrupts. Punk storms to the ring, ready for a fight.

Roman and Punk trade punches immediately. Punk gains momentum with repeated shots, but Roman cuts him off with a flying body block. Punk recovers and sends Roman over the top rope to the floor. Punk drives Roman into the announce table and lands a jab.

Officials rush out as Punk sends Roman into the ring post. Punk pulls the hood off the announce table. Roman fires back with a punch and sets for a powerbomb, but he turns and goes after the officials instead. They swarm to stop Roman from powerbombing Punk, then shift to stop Punk from hitting the GTS.

Roman charges for a spear, but Punk moves and Roman crashes into Petey Williams. Punk lifts Roman and connects with the GTS.

Punk pauses to survey the scene, appearing to calm himself, but it is a setup — he turns and unloads more punches on Roman. Punk lifts Roman and goes for a powerbomb through the announce table. This time, the officials do not intervene, and Punk drives Roman straight through the table.

Punk sits down beside Roman on the wreckage and serenades him while landing more punches.

We go to credits.

–– Here is what’s in store for WWE RAW ––

WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship Match | The Irresistible Forces (Nia Jax and Lash Legend) (c) vs. Bayley and Lyra Valkyria
Street Fight for the World Tag Team Championships | The Usos (c) vs. The Vision
IYO SKY vs. Raquel Rodriguez
CM Punk and Roman Reigns face-to-face
Brock Lesnar responds to Oba Femi
Intercontinental Championship Open Challenge | Penta (c) vs. Kofi Kingston

WWE RAW Preview – March 30, 2026

WWE heads to Madison Square Garden tonight with a stacked episode of WWE RAW, as multiple championships will be defended and key storylines continue to build toward WrestleMania 42.

The WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship will be on the line as Nia Jax and Lash Legend defend against Bayley and Lyra Valkyria. The challengers earned this opportunity after defeating Asuka and Kairi Sane on last week’s RAW, then issuing a direct challenge to the reigning champions.

The Intercontinental Championship will also be featured, with Penta set to defend against Kofi Kingston. Kingston returns to singles competition following his recent loss to Je’Von Evans, while Penta continues his run as a fighting champion after recent successful title defenses.

Tag team gold will be at stake as well, as Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso defend the World Tag Team Championship against Logan Paul and Austin Theory. The rivalry has intensified in recent weeks, with LA Knight also playing a role in the escalating tension between both sides.

In women’s singles action, IYO SKY will face Raquel Rodriguez. The match follows SKY’s involvement in Rodriguez’s recent bout, where she prevented interference from Liv Morgan, the 2026 Women’s Royal Rumble winner who is set to challenge Stephanie Vaquer at WrestleMania.

The show will also feature appearances from several top names. Roman Reigns and CM Punk are both advertised ahead of their World Heavyweight Championship clash at WrestleMania 42, continuing their heated rivalry.

Finn Balor is scheduled to appear following his removal from The Judgment Day, while Brock Lesnar will also be in the building after recent confrontations with Oba Femi.

With multiple title matches and major storyline developments expected, tonight’s RAW from Madison Square Garden is shaping up to be a pivotal stop on the road to WrestleMania 42.

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