LIVE WWE RAW Results – September 28, 2026

WWE RAW Results – September 28, 2026 – Welcome to WrestlingAttitude’s coverage of WWE RAW on September 28, live from the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

The episode opened with a memorial graphic for Ben Satterley, acknowledging his WWE ring name Neville from his time in the company — a respectful tribute before the show went on the air.

We are live from the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, as The Bloodline make their way to the ring.

The Usos and Jacob Fatu didn’t bother with the babyface crowd entrance tonight — they walked straight out like men on a mission. Jimmy immediately recapped the chaos with 946, saying their kidnapping of Solo Sikoa is something “you don’t come back from.” According to Jimmy, that crossed a line even the Bloodline can’t ignore.

Jacob Fatu grabbed the mic next and made it clear he’s done playing patient. Week after week he’s been telling his brothers to hold back, to play it slow… but tonight? Tonight it’s off the table. Tonight they’re going to “dog walk the 946” because the Bloodline is “all gas, no brakes.”

Jey added his own warning shot — the kind that usually means someone’s about to get hurt.

A truck pulled into the loading bay, and The Usos and Fatu sprinted to the back assuming 946 had arrived. They jumped the stagehand opening the door and absolutely murdered the poor guy… only for the door to swing open and reveal Jaida Parker from NXT.

She wasn’t with 946. She wasn’t even involved. She was just here to meet with Adam Pearce.

The Usos and Fatu realized they beat down a stagehand for absolutely nothing — and Jaida Parker walked past them unfazed, making her main roster intentions very clear.

Penta & Je’Von Evans Backstage Segment

Penta and Je’Von Evans were in the back celebrating Penta qualifying for Money in the Bank. Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh walked in and took shots at Penta for not showing any concern over Solo Sikoa. Evans fired back by clowning JD’s head, which was enough to set a tag match between the two sides for later in the night.

Results for WWE RAW on September 28 continue after a commercial break.

Lola Vice vs. Roxanne Perez

Perez leaned on a side headlock from the opening lock‑up, dragging Vice down each time she tried to slip free. Vice tried switching to an armbar to break the hold, but Perez rolled through and clamped the headlock right back on. Perez slapped Vice across the face, and Vice answered immediately with a hard takedown. Vice wound up for the spinning back fist, but Perez bailed to the floor before it landed. Perez tried walking out, but Vice chased her up the aisle and threw her back inside.

Vice tried springing off the ropes for an arm drag, but Perez blocked it and stomped her straight in the face. Vice caught Perez with a sleeper‑style choke, but Perez countered by rolling to the floor and driving Vice shoulder‑first into the post. Vice recovered fast and hit an arm‑capture belly‑to‑belly suplex on the floor.

After the break, Vice tore into Perez with kicks and followed with two hip attacks in the corner, then rubbed her hips in Perez’s face for extra insult. Vice hit a backdrop suplex for a near fall.

Perez tripped Vice in the ropes and hit a sliding uppercut to the back of the neck. She followed with a double‑jump Lionsault and locked in a crossface. Vice rolled through into an armbar, but Perez countered with a jackknife cover for two.

Perez caught Vice with an uppercut, but Vice answered with a spinning kick. Perez charged straight into the spinning back fist, and Vice scored the pin.

Winner: Lola Vice

Post‑match, Raquel Rodriguez hit the ring and attacked Vice. Sol Ruca ran in and dropped Perez with a springboard dropkick. She set up for the Soul Snatcher, but Perez cut her off. Perez then planted Vice with Pop Rocks.

Jackie Redmond Interviews Rey Mysterio & Dragon Lee

Jackie caught up with Rey Mysterio and Dragon Lee backstage. Lee said he’s feeling great heading into his match with Big Cass. Rey backed him up, saying Lee has been delivering big performances week after week and is on track for something special. Lee promised he’d bring the fire tonight.

Big Cass walked in and shut that down fast, saying he’d stomp out that fire “real quick.” Lee lunged at him, but Rey held him back before things escalated.

Results for the September 28 episode of WWE RAW continue after a commercial break.

Oba Femi In‑Ring Promo

Oba made his way to the ring and said he’s been dealing with problems from The Vision for weeks, trying to keep them in check — but now Bronson Reed is back, and that changes everything. Oba called Reed a disrespectful SOB and said he can give him a little grace only because Reed wasn’t around when the torch was passed and Oba became King of the Ring. Reed doesn’t seem to understand that “Oba is the captain now.” Yes, they dropped the Tom Hanks reference.

Oba said he already has a contract signed by himself and Triple H for a match with Reed at Money in the Bank, and he demanded Reed come out and make it official.

Reed walked out and reminded Oba they’ve been in the ring twice — and Reed put him down both times. He said Oba may have beaten Brock Lesnar twice, but Reed isn’t Brock. Reed said he’s here to rule, not compete, signed the contract, and left.

Oba told him he’s got some balls sealing his fate tonight. Paul Heyman sent Reed to stop Oba from breathing and to stop the one man who can’t be stopped. Oba told Reed he’ll need all the luck he can get.

Lyra Valkyria, IYO SKY & Adam Pearce – Backstage Segment

Lyra walked in on a conversation between IYO SKY and Adam Pearce, already irritated that she hadn’t been told what comes next for her after beating Bayley. IYO fired back, and the two started arguing. Pearce cut them off and made a match between them to settle it.

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

Dragon Lee vs. Big Cass

Six weeks after Cass blindsided him, Dragon Lee didn’t wait for the bell — he hit a dive on Cass before Cass could even step into the ring. Once Cass got inside, he shut Lee down with a big boot. Cass draped Lee over the ropes in the corner and charged straight through him, sending Lee crashing to the floor.

On the outside, Cass went for a boot, Lee ducked, and Lee tried diving at him — but Cass caught him and chokeslammed him on the apron. Cass picked him up and did it a second time.

After the commercial, they were back in the ring. Lee tried chopping his way back into it, but Cass cut him off. Lee grabbed Cass by the throat and threw him out of the ring. Cass regrouped on the floor, then press‑slammed Lee back inside.

Cass hit a short‑arm clothesline for a near fall. Lee fought out of an armbar and nailed a superkick. He tripped Cass into the turnbuckles and hit repeated dropkicks in the corner. Lee stomped Cass, but Cass no‑sold it and pulled himself upright. Lee leveraged Cass over the ropes, then dove over the ropes with a hurricanrana that wiped out Cass and the cameraman.

Lee hit another dive on the floor. Cass crawled back into the ring, and Lee caught him with a punt kick. Lee went for a crossbody, Cass caught him, but Lee slipped out and hit a tornado DDT. Lee followed with a Hidden Blade‑style shot for a near fall.

Lee set up Operation Dragon, Cass countered into a chokeslam attempt, and Lee rolled through into a jackknife cover for the pin.

Winner: Dragon Lee

After the match, Lee dove into the crowd to celebrate, grabbed a fan’s beer, and took a sip.

Bloodline Locker Room – Jacob Fatu

In the locker room, Jacob Fatu kept the same energy he’s been pushing all week — “All gas, no breaks!” He laid out the plan for dealing with 946, saying they’re going to try to split the Bloodline apart, so the only move is to stay together and not give them any openings.

We will return after a break with more results from the September 28 episode of WWE RAW.

Bucks & Brewers Shown in the Crowd

Players from the Bucks and Brewers were shown in the audience. The broadcast joked that Packers players are too embarrassed to show up right now.

Jackie Redmond Interviews Stephanie Vaquer

Jackie spoke with Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer about her next challenger. Vaquer said she’s not choosing between Becky Lynch and Liv Morgan. Instead, they’ll face each other in a #1 contender’s match next week, with the winner meeting Vaquer at Money in the Bank in New Orleans.

LA Knight Vignette

They aired an LA Knight vignette where he said he’s bulletproof, but he knows Money in the Bank might be his last shot at the title. He said he can do it on his own and questioned whether Roman Reigns can. Knight closed by saying the same way he made himself a Megastar, he’ll make himself Champion.

IYO SKY vs. Lyra Valkyria

They opened with back‑and‑forth exchanges until SKY caught Lyra with a kick to the stomach and clamped on a headlock. SKY followed with a dropkick but missed a charge in the corner. Lyra monkey‑flipped SKY out of the corner, and SKY landed on her feet. Lyra locked her into a pendulum‑style surfboard and stomped the back of SKY’s legs. SKY answered by knocking Lyra to the floor with a dropkick.

SKY followed her out and hit a superkick. A fan steadied SKY on the barricade so she could balance and dive off it with a crossbody onto Lyra. SKY set up for an Asai moonsault, but Lyra tripped her and hit a dropkick while SKY was hanging upside down.

Both women went for a crossbody and collided in the middle of the ring. SKY recovered first and caught Lyra with a kick, then hit a dropkick off the top rope. SKY charged, but Lyra stopped her with an enziguri. Lyra followed with a sit‑out powerbomb for a near fall. Valkyria tried a tornado DDT, SKY slipped out, Lyra shifted to Night Wing, and SKY escaped again, hitting the double‑underhook backbreaker for two.

Lyra went for a go‑behind, but SKY slid under the bottom rope, sending Lyra into the ropes. They fought onto the apron, and Valkyria dropped SKY with a fisher‑person’s suplex.

Lyra went for a dive, but SKY moved. SKY then hit Valkyria with an Asai moonsault on the floor. Back inside, SKY was holding her head but still hit a meteora in the corner. SKY climbed for the moonsault, but Valkyria shoved her off and pulled her down into a backbreaker for a near fall.

Lyra went up top, but Bayley appeared on the apron wearing a “Ben” armband for PAC. The distraction froze Valkyria long enough for SKY to recover. Lyra jumped and SKY caught her with a dropkick. SKY followed with the moonsault and got the win.

Winner: IYO SKY

LA Knight Visits the Bloodline Locker Room

LA Knight walked into the Bloodline locker room and immediately pointed out that the walls only had pictures of Roman Reigns — none of The Usos. Knight wasn’t happy that the Usos let “his boy” Solo get kidnapped. He told them to pass a message along to Roman: if Roman shows up on RAW next week, Knight will be waiting for him with open arms.

Results for WWE RAW on September 28 continue after a commercial break.

Jackie Redmond Interviews Rey Fenix

Jackie spoke with Rey Fenix, who now has clearance to defend the AAA Cruiserweight World Title across all WWE brands. Chad Gable was happy to see him, but Ethan Page walked in to take shots at Gable. Page reminded everyone he’s not a cruiserweight, but Fenix said that next week he’ll kick his ass anyway.

JD McDonagh & Dominik Mysterio vs. Je’Von Evans & Penta

Penta got the star treatment on his way out, complete with an extended burst of fireworks once he hit the ring.

Judgment Day didn’t wait for anything — they jumped Evans and Penta before the bell even factored in. Evans and Penta were knocked to the floor, and JD teased a dive. Instead of committing, he held up, and Dominik came flying off the top with a crossbody that wiped out both opponents.

Penta took the hot tag and tore through both opponents. He dropped Dominik with a bulldog, then smashed JD with the handstand corner dropkick. Penta followed with a springboard tornado DDT for a near fall. Evans and Penta looked momentarily out of sync on the next setup, but they reset and hit a double superkick on Evans for another two count.

Evans hammered Dominik with right hands in the corner. Penta tagged back in and kicked away at Dominik’s leg. He caught Dom with a step‑up rana, sending both Dom and JD to the floor. Penta followed with a tope con hilo that wiped out both men.

Back inside, Penta hit a crossbody on Dominik for a near fall.

During the split‑screen commercial, Dominik took control and sent Penta to the floor. Back in the ring, Dom hit a slingshot senton for a near fall.

Dominik went after Penta’s mask, but Penta came off the top with another crossbody. Dom answered with a dropkick and set up the 619, but Penta cut him off with a Penta‑style dive attempt. Penta hit a superkick, Dom fired back with one of his own, and both men dropped each other with clotheslines.

Both sides made tags, and Evans tore into JD. Evans drilled McDonagh with the Red Dot right on JD’s oversized head. Evans then threw Dominik into the timekeeper’s area and followed with his huge dive into the same spot.

Evans hit a springboard clothesline on JD for a near fall. He tried the OG Cutter, but Dominik grabbed him. Evans superkicked JD, and Dom ran into a superkick from Penta. Evans went for the cutter on JD, who was lining up Penta for a piledriver, but JD moved and Evans accidentally hit Penta instead. Dominik followed with the 619 and got a near fall.

Joe Hendry then walked out holding JD’s Funko Pop “father,” singing “JD McDonagh is a Funko Pop.” JD bailed to go after Hendry. Back in the ring, Dominik missed a frog splash. JD turned around and ate a superkick from Penta. Evans wiped out McDonagh with a dive, and Penta finished Dominik with a Mexican Destroyer.

Winners: Je’Von Evans & Penta

After the match, Bron Breakker came through the crowd and destroyed both Evans and Penta with his super‑charged spears.

Byron Saxton Interviews Becky Lynch

Byron spoke with Becky Lynch, who was also wearing a “Ben/PAC” armband. Liv Morgan didn’t let the interview breathe — she walked in to say she deserves the title match at Money in the Bank. Becky told her if she really deserves it, beating Becky next week shouldn’t be a problem… but Becky doesn’t even believe Liv thinks she can pull that off.

Next Week on RAW

• Sol Ruca & Lola Vice vs. Raquel Rodriguez & Roxanne Perez
• Rey Fenix vs. Ethan Page (Non‑Title)
• Roman Reigns Returns
• Liv Morgan vs. Becky Lynch

– 946 Arrive Through the Front Doors as we go to commercial. Results from the September 28 episode of WWE RAW will continue shortly.

The 946 vs. The Bloodline – Arena Brawl

The 946 didn’t sneak in — they came straight through the crowd. Security tried to cut them off, but Keys, Nima, and Price jumped the rail and sent bodies flying. The Usos and Jacob Fatu hit the scene immediately, and the fight exploded.

Fatu went straight for Royce Keys, while the other two members of 946 traded shots with The Usos. Jey and Bronco Nima ended up in the ring, with Lucien Price and Jimmy joining in. Price and Nima got wiped out by a barrage of superkicks. The fight spilled back to the floor, where Nima and Price regained control by launching Jey headfirst into the barricade.

At the commentary table, Keys and Fatu were throwing hands. Bronco Nima even blasted a random fan in the crowd. Nima and Price dragged Jey through the tech area, beating him down as Jimmy tried to catch up and save his brother.

Back in the ring, Keys wore out Fatu with a steel chair — confirming Fatu is not aligned with 946. Fatu fired back with superkicks, then hammered Keys with headbutts and a hip attack in the corner. He wrapped a chair around Keys’ head, but Keys bailed to the floor before Fatu could crush him again. Fatu chased him and kept swinging the chair as they fought toward the back.

In the backstage hallway, The Usos, Nima, and Price were still brawling, surrounded by a swarm of security and crew. Fatu and Keys were fighting in a separate area, slamming each other into walls. They battled into the garage, where Fatu threw Keys over tables and launched a chair at him. Keys rammed Fatu into a massive production crate and tried to escape by diving into Jaida Parker’s SUV from earlier. Fatu grabbed him through the window, but Keys slammed the door into Fatu to break free.

Then — out of nowhere — a car plowed into Jacob Fatu.

Jaida Parker stepped out, acting like she didn’t see him… then immediately joined Keys. The two got in the SUV and drove off together.

Jaida Parker is now officially aligned with The 946.

We go to credits.

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

• Full Spoilers for September 28 WWE RAW
• The Bloodline addresses 946 kidnapping Solo Sikoa
• Oba Femi has a message for The Vision
• LA Knight addresses Roman Reigns
• Stephanie Vaquer addresses her next challenger for the Women’s World Championship
• Big Cass vs. Dragon Lee
• Lola Vice vs. Roxanne Perez

WWE RAW Preview – September 28, 2026

WWE RAW rolls into the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee with several storylines converging just twelve days before Money In The Bank. The fallout from last week’s chaos involving Solo Sikoa, The Bloodline, and The 946 sets the tone for tonight’s show.

The Bloodline Responds After Solo’s Disappearance

Solo Sikoa was scheduled for a Money In The Bank qualifier last Monday but never reached the ring. The 946 abducted him in the parking lot, leaving Penta to take his place and win the Triple Threat. With LA Knight preparing to challenge Roman Reigns on October 10, tensions inside and around The Bloodline continue to rise. Jacob Fatu, Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso, and Knight are all slated to appear tonight as the situation grows more unstable.

Stephanie Vaquer Addresses the Women’s Title Picture

Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer has something to say after last week’s confrontation with Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch. Both women demanded title shots, and Vaquer granted them on the spot. Judgment Day stood behind her as the division’s top contenders collided verbally. Tonight, Vaquer looks to clarify her stance heading into Money In The Bank.

Oba Femi Speaks After Returning to RAW

Oba Femi returned last week to help Je’Von Evans when The Vision targeted him after his match with Bron Breakker. Femi now arrives in Milwaukee with a message of his own, adding another layer to RAW’s growing power struggle.

Lola Vice vs. Roxanne Perez

Before they enter the Women’s Money In The Bank Ladder Match, Lola Vice and Roxanne Perez meet one‑on‑one. Vice officially signed with RAW last week, only for Perez to interrupt the contract signing and promise to expose her at Money In The Bank. Tonight’s match gives both women a chance to gain momentum before October 10.

Big Cass vs. Dragon Lee

Dragon Lee returns to action after last week’s chaotic qualifier and meets Big Cass in singles competition. Cass looks to reassert himself, while Lee aims to rebound after being replaced in the Triple Threat.

WWE RAW Results – September 28, 2026

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