LIVE WWE RAW Results – September 14, 2026

WWE RAW Results – September 14, 2026 – Welcome to WrestlingAttitude’s coverage of WWE RAW on September 14, live from the Arena CDMX in Mexico City, Mexico.

We are live from the Arena CDMX in Mexico City, Mexico, as AAA GM Rey Mysterio makes his way to the ring to start the show. Adam Pearce is also in the ring.

He said that for the first time in fifteen years, RAW was back in Mexico, and he was proud to stand there as a luchador and as the General Manager of AAA. Rey talked about the pride he has in the Mexican representation across WWE and AAA, and told Adam Pearce that tonight would be a historic night.

Rey then mentioned the huge weekend AAA just had, pointing out one moment in particular. Footage aired of Stephanie Vaquer winning the RAW Women’s Championship in Chile, capturing the title and making international history.

Rey introduced the new champion, bringing out Stephanie Vaquer to a big reaction from the Mexico City crowd.

Stephanie Vaquer said she finally got her title back. She told the Mexico City crowd it was a dream to wrestle in Mexico and thanked them for their support. Winning the title in Chile was a great moment, but she wanted to come to Mexico and say, in person, that she is the champion.

Liv Morgan’s music hit and she walked out with Dominik Mysterio.

Liv congratulated Stephanie on being “the biggest hypocrite.” She said Stephanie was celebrating with her title and it made her sick. Liv said she got screwed by Becky Lynch on Saturday, and that’s the only reason Stephanie won. Liv told her that even without the belt, she’s still the greatest champion of all time. She told Rey he hit an all‑time low by hanging around with Stephanie.

Dominik said the only thing he sees is a deadbeat and a cheater, and that Liv is what a real champion looks like.

Rey asked Dom if he lost his title yesterday. Footage aired of the finish.

Dom challenged Rey and Stephanie to a match. Pearce said Rey isn’t cleared, and Dom called it a phony injury.

Newvly crowned AAA Mega Champion El Grande Americano came out to take Rey’s place. Americano told Dominik he knows Rey can’t fight tonight, but he is perfectly fine. Pearce asked Americano directly if he wanted the match. Americano agreed, and Pearce made it official.

El Grande Americano & Stephanie Vaquer vs. Dominik Mysterio & Liv Morgan

The men started the match. Americano and Dom locked up, and Dom bailed to the floor to avoid Americano in the corner. Americano fired up the crowd, but Dom caught him with a kick and a punch. Dom followed with more kicks, a punch, and an Irish whip, but Americano came back with a clothesline. Americano threw punches, climbed the turnbuckles, and hit mounted punches before landing a flying kick for a near fall.

Liv tagged in and shoved Americano. Vaquer hit a crossbody and a punch. She followed with a satellite rollup for a near fall. Liv hit a kick but missed an enzuigiri. Liv went for a sunset flip, Vaquer blocked it and raked the eyes. Dom pulled the ropes and Vaquer spilled to the floor. Liv punched Vaquer at the announce table and threw her back inside.

Liv hit a running knee and kicked Vaquer in the corner. She stomped her down, hit another running knee, then a suplex. Liv hit a second suplex and completed the Three Amigas. She followed with an enzuigiri that sent Vaquer into the ropes. Vaquer answered with a dropkick.

Americano tagged in and blasted Dom with punches and a back body drop. He blocked a kick and hit more punches. Americano hit a blockbuster for a near fall. He climbed the ropes, but Dom crotched him and then dropkicked him to the floor.

Dom sent Americano into the ring steps, then rolled him back inside. Dom hit a slingshot senton for a two count, followed by kicks. He hit a dropkick for another near fall. Americano rested against the ropes and Dom kicked and punched him until Americano fired back with punches. Americano whipped Dom, but Dom got a boot up and hit a clothesline for a near fall. Dom draped Americano in the ropes and choked him while Liv kicked Americano behind the referee’s back.

Dom hit an elbow drop for two. He tried a suplex, Americano blocked it, and Americano hit a suplex of his own. Liv yanked Vaquer off the apron to stop the tag. Dom rolled Americano up for a near fall. Americano hit an Air Raid Crash for another two count.

The women tagged in. Vaquer hit a suplex and a forearm. She followed with a powerslam and an elbow drop for a near fall. Vaquer set up for SVB, but Liv escaped and kicked her. Liv ended up in the ropes and Vaquer hit a dragon screw. Vaquer followed with Devil’s Kiss.

Vaquer hit a running double‑knee strike. Dom jumped on the apron to distract her, and Liv blasted Vaquer with a lung blower. Liv and Dom took a moment to hug instead of going for the win. Americano jumped Dom, but Dom hit a drop toe hold that sent Americano into the ropes. Americano recovered and dropkicked Dom into the ropes.

Americano looked over at Rey for approval, and Rey gave him the signal. Liv slapped Americano, and Americano told her to turn around — Vaquer superkicked Liv into the ropes.

Rey signaled for the double 619.

JD McDonagh ran out and attacked Americano. Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez hit the ring and jumped Vaquer.

Winners: El Grande Americano & Stephanie Vaquer (by disqualification)

Post‑Match Chaos

Rey punched JD. Dom grabbed Rey by the neck brace and dragged him into the ring, but Americano hit Dom with an enzuigiri. Americano turned around and ran straight into JD’s flying clothesline. JD went up top and hit a moonsault.

Liv hit obLIVion on Vaquer. Dom hit a frog splash on Rey.

– We then saw footage of what The Vision did to Oba Femi.

Results for WWE RAW on September 14 continue after a commercial break.

– Rey Fenix wished Penta luck for his match against Roman Reigns, then we went to the triple threat.

Je’Von Evans vs. Austin Theory vs. Big Cass – Money in the Bank Qualifier

All three men stared up at the briefcases, then met in the center. Theory told Evans they should team up on Cass, but immediately cheap‑shotted Evans with a forearm. Cass cut Theory off with a knee and crushed him with a splash. Evans jumped on Cass’ back with a sleeper, but Cass snapped him off with a snap mare. Evans fired punches at both Cass and Theory. Cass grabbed Evans by the throat, but Evans countered into a rana that sent Cass to the floor.

Evans rolled Theory up for a two count, then hit a suicide dive that sent Cass crashing into the announce table. Theory charged at Evans, but Evans sent him over the barricade into the timekeeper’s area. Evans followed with a wild plancha — but Cass caught him mid‑air and choke‑slammed him onto Theory.

Cass smashed Evans with a forearm and threw him over the barricade. He did the same to Theory. Cass sent Theory into the barricade, but Evans cut him off with a thrust kick. Cass booted Evans and tossed him into the barricade again. Cass hammered Evans with forearms to the back. Evans rolled into the ring, and Cass threw Theory back inside as well.

Evans punched Cass as Cass stepped back into the ring. Evans kicked Theory and hit more punches. Evans struck Cass again, but Cass fired back with punches of his own. Theory hit Cass with punches, but Cass dropped him with a back elbow. Evans kicked Cass, but Cass knocked Evans off the turnbuckles with an uppercut. Theory cut Cass off on the ropes and somehow muscled Cass onto his shoulders, hitting Three Seconds Around the World.

Evans crashed onto Theory with a frog splash. Theory rolled to the floor. Evans got an idea and hit a plancha onto Theory. Evans threw Theory back inside, but Cass caught Evans and hit a Black Hole Slam. Maxxine pulled Theory to the floor to save him.

Evans went for the double‑jump cutter, but Cass caught him. Evans countered the choke slam with a sunset flip for a near fall. Cass chopped Evans, hit a running boot, and Theory dumped Cass over the top rope. Theory covered Evans, but Cass yanked Theory to the floor. Maxxine distracted Cass, and Cass grabbed Theory — only for Evans to hit a flip dive onto Cass.

Cass threw Evans into the apron and choke‑slammed him on it. Cass lined up the boot, but Theory hit a forearm. Evans clotheslined Theory onto Cass. Evans avoided Cass’ boot, missed the first double‑jump cutter, hit it on the second attempt, and scored the three count.

Winner: Je’Von Evans

Backstage: Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso & Jacob Fatu

Jimmy and Jey were in the back, talking about getting theirs back. Jacob Fatu walked up and said Roman told them that 946 is their problem. He asked if they should make a move tonight with Roman here to defend the title.

Jey said they have to do everything to protect Roman.

Fatu said he’s locked in — 946 won’t get to Roman. He told them they’ll try to intercept 946, and once they do, Roman will have a clear shot. Fatu said the play is simple: stick together.

Intercontinental Championship Match: Chad Gable vs. Dragon Lee

They fist‑bumped before locking up. Lee took the waist, Chad shifted into a side headlock. Chad hit a shoulder tackle, Lee answered with a leg sweep and a quick cover. Chad returned the favor with his own leg sweep and cover. They moved into a Greco‑Roman knuckle lock, Lee gained the advantage, but Chad bridged out. Chad rolled into a sunset flip for a two count.

Chad chopped Lee, Lee chopped back. Lee whipped Chad into the corner, swept the legs, and hit a slingshot kick. Lee followed with a hesitation dropkick in the corner, sending Chad to the floor. Lee launched over the ropes with a flip dive onto Chad.

Lee hit a crossbody, but Chad rolled through and nearly pinned him. Chad caught Lee coming off the ropes and hit a Northern Lights suplex. Chad went after the left leg, grounding Lee. Chad whipped Lee into the corner, but Lee flipped him into a headstand. Lee cracked Chad with a thrust kick and followed with a tornado DDT. Chad rolled to the floor, and Lee hit a dropkick through the ropes. Lee followed with a tope con hilo that knocked Chad off the announce table. Lee threw Chad back inside and got a two count.

Chad hit a takedown, but Lee kicked him off. Lee put Chad on the turnbuckles and hit forearms. They traded punches. Lee chopped Chad into the tree of woe and went for a double stomp, but Chad pulled himself up. They traded forearms on the turnbuckles. Chad hammered Lee with forearms and headbutts.

Chad hit forearms to the back and followed with punches. He went for a Super Olympic Slam and hit it, getting a two count. They traded forearms again. Chad chopped Lee, but Lee blasted him with a running chop and a thrust kick. Chad slipped out of a powerbomb and hit a sit‑out powerbomb for a near fall. Chad dragged Lee into the corner, went up top, and went for a moonsault — but Lee got the boots up.

Lee hit a running back elbow for a near fall. Chad slipped out of Operation Dragon and reached for an ankle lock. Chad knocked Lee off the turnbuckles.

Chad climbed up top and tried to superplex Lee all the way to the floor. Lee crotched Chad, hung him in the tree of woe, and hit the double stomp — both men crashing to the floor. They struggled to beat the count and powered back into the ring at nine.

Lee hit a thrust kick. Chad answered with an overhead belly‑to‑belly into the turnbuckles. Chad went up top, hit the moonsault, and got a two count. Chad followed with a German suplex, held on for a second, and went for a third — but Lee landed on his feet and drilled Chad with a knee to the back of the neck. Lee hit Operation Dragon for a near fall.

Lee went for the Styles Clash, but Chad countered into an ankle lock. Lee kicked at him, Chad held on. Lee rolled through and hit the Styles Clash for another near fall.

Chad still had the ankle. He locked in the ankle lock again. Lee kicked Chad in the head, but Chad dropped into the grapevine. Lee had no escape and tapped out.

Winner: Chad Gable (retains championship)

After the match, Chad offered his hand. Lee shook it. They hugged, and Chad raised Lee’s hand.

We Hear From Bayley

Bayley told Lyra she made her pass out in Madison Square Garden because she had to make sure Lyra couldn’t come back. Bayley said Lyra tried to use everything about her against her. Bayley said she chose the road less traveled to give people a chance, but Lyra is selfish and that will keep her from success. Bayley said she will be the one to end Lyra’s career before it starts. It isn’t the first time someone has used her heart against her, but it will be the last. Bayley said she will show why she is the standard of women’s wrestling.

– We were told the attendance for the three shows in Mexico City was 49,017.

Results for the September 14 episode of WWE RAW continue after a commercial break.

Kelani Jordan vs. Lola Vice vs. Raquel Rodriguez – Money in the Bank Qualifying Match

They looked up at the cases before the bell. Raquel immediately shoved Kelani to the floor. Lola grabbed a waist lock, Raquel reversed into a wrist lock and dropped into an arm bar. Lola kicked free, Raquel kicked back. Raquel missed punches, and Lola fired kicks and back‑heel shots. Lola tried for an arm bar, Raquel blocked it. Kelani hit a dropkick to Raquel’s back. Raquel caught Kelani, Kelani tried a handspring but Raquel shut it down. Kelani and Lola teamed up and clotheslined Raquel over the top rope.

Kelani pulled Lola down, but Raquel dragged Kelani to the floor. Raquel hit a forearm to Lola on the apron. Kelani kicked Raquel from the apron and followed with an Asai moonsault. Lola hit a running seated splash on Kelani. Raquel wiped out both with a running crossbody. Raquel hammered Lola with forearms and lawnmower elbows. Raquel slammed Lola for a near fall. She whipped Lola into the corner and hit a splash. Raquel climbed the turnbuckles, but Kelani shoved her to the floor.

Kelani punched Lola and hit a leg drop. Lola fired punches back. Lola booted Kelani in the corner. Lola whipped Kelani, but Kelani hit a double‑jump forearm. Kelani followed with a suplex for a near fall.

Raquel knocked Kelani to the floor, then dropped an elbow on Lola for a near fall. Raquel locked in a half‑nelson and chin bar. Lola dropped down, sending Raquel over the top rope. Kelani sent Raquel into the ring steps. Kelani missed a clothesline, and Lola unloaded kicks — then hit Naomi kicks. Lola hit more Naomi kicks on Raquel. Lola spun with a back‑heel kick that sent Raquel into the turnbuckles. Lola hit running hips on Raquel and Kelani, then gave Kelani a stinkface. Lola covered Kelani for a near fall.

Raquel punched Lola and hit a clothesline. Kelani went for a rana off the turnbuckles, Raquel caught her, but Kelani countered with a sunset flip for two. Kelani went up top for a frog splash, but Lola cut her off with a round kick for a near fall. Raquel splashed Lola and hit a fallaway slam. Raquel charged and hit the ring post shoulder‑first.

Kelani went for a 450 splash, but Lola caught her in a triangle. Raquel hit a senton to break it up. Lola slipped out of a Tejana Bomb and locked in a sleeper. Raquel snapped her over with a snap mare. Lola grabbed a rollup on Raquel and got the three count.

Winner: Lola Vice

– Lucien told the Usos not to write checks with their mouths that they can’t cash. Keys told Fatu how it works in the 946 — one by one by one. Keys wished Roman luck tonight.

Ethan Page Addresses the Crowd

Ethan Page came out to speak. He said he doesn’t know if the people understand him. He said he’s here to congratulate Chad Gable on “another easy win over a luchador.” Page said Chad is hand‑picking opponents because he knows he can beat them. He said Chad gave Rey Mysterio a match even though Rey is washed up, and Chad knew he could beat him. Page said all you have to do is pretend to be Chad’s friend and wear a goofy mask to get a title match.

He said he’s not going to do that. Page said he will have his crowning moment, and he will get his hands on that token of excellence.

The show cuts to a commercial break. We will be back for more WWE RAW results for September 2, 2026.

– We got a look at Joe Hendry’s new album.

– Backstage, Becky Lynch greeted Stephanie Vaquer. Stephanie said Becky doesn’t want to help her anymore. Becky told her she should be the one getting the next title match.

RAW Men’s Championship: Roman Reigns vs. Penta

They had words before the referee even started the match. Roman tried to quiet the crowd, which only made them louder. They locked up, Roman gave a clean break, then held up a finger. Penta fired back with cero miedo. Roman pie‑faced him and hit a shoulder tackle. Penta chopped Roman, and Roman threw Penta into the corner. Roman missed a clothesline, and Penta answered with chops and punches. Penta kicked Roman in the corner and hit a headstand hesitation dropkick. Penta got a two count. He followed with punches and headbutts. Roman fired back with kicks and a headbutt of his own.

Roman sent Penta into the turnbuckles and hit another punch. Penta fired back with punches, but Roman cut him off with a headbutt. Roman went over the top rope when Penta dropped down. Penta hit a springboard clothesline on the apron, sending Roman to the floor. Penta followed with a flip dive onto Roman.

Penta went up top and hit a crossbody for a two count. Roman rolled to the floor, Penta followed. Penta chopped Roman against the ring post, went for another, missed, and cracked his hand on the post. Roman sent Penta into the post. Roman broke the count and threw Penta into the apron. Roman adjusted the announce table.

Roman hit a suplex for a near fall. He whipped Penta hard into the corner. Roman punched Penta, then whipped him hard again. Penta chopped back, but Roman punched him down. Roman sent Penta into the turnbuckles and hit punches in the corner. Roman ran in, but Penta got a boot up. Roman missed a splash. Penta kicked him in the back of the head and followed with forearms. Roman hit a forearm, Penta kicked him again. Penta kicked the back of Roman’s leg and hit a wrap‑around bulldog.

Roman whipped Penta, but Penta floated over and hit a lung blower for a near fall.

Penta hit a back‑heel kick and followed with a springboard tornado DDT for a two count. He went for Sacrifice and landed it. Penta tried for the Penta Driver, but Roman blocked with elbows. Roman hit a uranage for a near fall. Penta rolled to the floor, Roman followed, and hit Drive By. Roman set up for another and hit it again.

Penta missed a splash in the corner. Roman hit Never Ending Story, but his right arm was hurting. Roman followed with a running boot. Roman set for the Superman Punch, felt the pain in his arm, and Penta dropkicked him into the corner.

Penta went for a Destroyer on the apron, but Roman countered with a back body drop on the apron. Roman powerbombed Penta onto the announce table and rolled him back inside. Roman set for the Superman Punch, Penta blocked it, and hit the Penta Driver for a two count. Penta tried another Destroyer, but Roman hit a Superman Punch for a near fall.

Roman set for the spear, Penta leapfrogged, hit a Destroyer, but Roman hit a spear for another two count. Roman threw punches and asked for a mic. Roman kicked Penta and told Mexico City to acknowledge him.

Roman set for another spear, but Penta superkicked him. Penta hit a springboard Destroyer for a near fall. They traded punches. Penta kicked and chopped Roman. Penta ran into an uppercut. Penta superkicked Roman, who stayed on his feet. Penta hit two more superkicks. Penta went for a springboard move, but Roman hit a Superman Punch and then a spear for the three count.

Winner: Roman Reigns

We go to credits.

–– Here is what’s in store for tonight’s show ––

• Possible Spoiler On Roman Reigns Vs Penta World Heavyweight Title Match On RAW
• Full WWE RAW Spoilers For September 14
• World Heavyweight Championship: Roman Reigns (c) vs. Penta
• Intercontinental Championship: Chad Gable (c) vs. Dragon Lee
• Women’s MITB Qualifier: Raquel Rodriguez vs. Lola Vice vs. Kelani Jordan
• Men’s MITB Qualifier: Big Cass vs. Je’Von Evans vs. Austin Theory
• Stephanie Vaquer appearance

Roman Reigns defends the World Heavyweight Championship for the first time since retaining against Seth Rollins at SummerSlam Sunday. Penta earned his shot by running the table in the Number One Contenders Tournament, beating Laredo Kid on August 10, La Parka on August 24, and Rey Fenix on August 31. Tonight, he steps into the biggest singles match of his WWE career as RAW broadcasts live from Mexico City.

Chad Gable vs. Dragon Lee – Intercontinental Championship

Chad Gable puts the Intercontinental Championship on the line against Dragon Lee. Gable last defended the title on August 17 against Rey Mysterio. Lee secured his opportunity by defeating Ethan Page in a Number One Contenders Match on August 31. Gable looks to continue his strong run, while Lee aims to capture his first main roster singles title.

Money In The Bank Qualifiers Continue

Sol Ruca and Bron Breakker became the first entrants in the 2026 Women’s and Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Matches last Monday. Ruca defeated Maxxine Dupri and Lyra Valkyria, while Breakker beat Ethan Page and Rey Mysterio. Tonight, two more qualifiers take place.

Raquel Rodriguez faces Lola Vice and Kelani Jordan in a Women’s Triple Threat Qualifier. Rodriguez enters as Women’s Intercontinental Champion, while Vice and Jordan both look to punch their ticket to Money in the Bank.

Big Cass meets Je’Von Evans and Austin Theory in the Men’s Triple Threat Qualifier. Cass tries to build momentum, Evans continues his rise, and Theory looks to join his Vision partner Breakker in the ladder match.

Stephanie Vaquer Appears

Stephanie Vaquer appears tonight after dethroning Liv Morgan for the Women’s World Championship at a Live Event in Chile on September 12. Becky Lynch served as special guest referee and refused to count a pinfall for Morgan, allowing Vaquer to secure the win. With the division shaken, Vaquer arrives on RAW as the new champion.

WWE RAW Results – September 14, 2026

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