LIVE WWE RAW Results – October 12, 2026

WWE RAW Results – October 12, 2026 – Welcome to WrestlingAttitude’s coverage of WWE RAW on October 5, live from the Brookshire Grocery Arena in Bossier City, Louisiana.

We are live from the Brookshire Grocery Arena in Bossier City, Louisiana, as the NEW Mr. Money in the Bank, Penta, makes his way to the ring to start the show.

Penta stands in the ring and thanks the crowd for the chants, the love, and everything they’ve given him. He says the first thing he wants to do is thank his opponents from Money in the Bank. He tells the fans he wants to speak from the heart. For 20 years, he fights for every opportunity, and he does it again at Money in the Bank.

Penta says he is doing this for the people who believe in him. He says the briefcase means everything because now he has the power in his hands. No one knows when or where, but when he decides to cash in, he will become champion.

Penta holds the briefcase up as the crowd reacts.

Je’Von Evans’ music hits and he walks to the ring slowly, wearing a sling and clearly hurting.

Evans tells the crowd he’s banged up. He’s limping, his ribs are taped, and officials tried to send him home. He says it doesn’t matter how many ribs he hurts — there is no chance he’s missing RAW. He wanted to be here because he needed to say something to Penta, man to man and face to face. Evans tells Penta that if anyone deserved that briefcase, it’s him. He says he’s proud of Penta.

Bron Breakker suddenly appears and spears Evans out of nowhere before leaving the ring.

Penta drops down to check on Evans while Bron stands on the floor, staring back at them.

Officials rush out to check on Evans as he struggles to sit up. Evans needs to sit down while they try to take him to the back.

Big Cass vs. Rey Mysterio

Rey runs straight into a knee and drops. Cass charges in the corner but Rey moves and Cass hits the turnbuckles. Rey slaps him and rolls to the floor. Cass chases, but Rey hides behind the steps. Cass kicks the steps and Rey isn’t there. Cass looks under the ring and Rey pops up on the apron. Cass catches Rey on a seated splash, but Rey turns it into a rana that sends Cass into the ringside barrier. Rey dropkicks Cass to the floor. Rey goes for a baseball slide, Cass moves, and Cass sends Rey into the barrier.

Cass press‑slams Rey over the top rope back into the ring. Cass chokes Rey in the ropes and hits a back elbow in the corner. Cass keeps choking Rey on the ropes and follows with a slam and an elbow drop. Cass gets a near fall and goes right back to choking Rey. Cass hits another back elbow in the corner and uses a Jericho‑style cover for two. Cass lands a forearm to the back and chokes Rey again. Cass goes for a delayed vertical suplex, but Rey drives knees into him to escape. Rey kicks at Cass, but Cass drops him with a clothesline for another near fall.

Cass whips Rey hard into the corner. Cass goes for an elbow, but Rey collapses. Cass puts Rey in the ropes, but Rey falls again. Cass puts Rey on the turnbuckles and charges, but Rey gets the boots up. Rey hits a seated splash, then another. Cass boots Rey and goes for a powerbomb, but Rey punches free and takes Cass down. Cass spills over the top rope when Rey drops down. Rey hits a 619 to the back of the head. Rey goes for a suicide dive, Cass catches him, but Rey counters the suplex with a DDT.

Rey hits a 619 to the leg and a dropkick that sends Cass into the ropes. Cass recovers and elbows Rey when Rey goes for another 619. Cass pushes Rey into the turnbuckles. The referee warns Cass, and Cass ignores him. The referee warns him again and—

Dragon Lee appears on the apron and kicks Cass into the ropes. Rey hits the 619 and follows with a springboard victory roll.

Winner: Rey Mysterio

Backstage — Adam Pearce

We head backstage, where RAW General Manager Adam Pearce speaks with the referee assigned to tonight’s Six Man Tag Team Match between The 946 and The Bloodline. Pearce tells him he needs a senior official inside the ring to enforce the rules, stressing that this match requires tighter control than usual.

Pearce makes it clear the referee must keep order once the bell rings.

Lyra Valkyria Promo

Lyra Valkyria comes out and says she has something to get off her chest. She tells the crowd she’s glad everyone is here to have a good time, but she isn’t having one. She tells them to read the room. She says she does not feel safe in her workplace. She was threatened last week. Bayley threatened her, and she has already beaten Bayley twice. Lyra says she thought she could get the people behind her and maybe something good could come out of Louisiana.

Bayley suddenly appears behind Lyra and startles her.

Bayley tells Lyra that everyone wants to see consequences for her actions. Bayley says those consequences will come. Lyra won’t know when, won’t know where, won’t know how. Bayley says she’ll tell her when it happens.

Bayley cackles and walks off.

Lyra says she needs to talk to Pearce about this, then thanks the crowd for nothing.

Liv Morgan & Chelsea Green Face‑Off

Liv Morgan makes her way to the ring with the rest of Judgment Day.

Liv tells the crowd they are in the presence of the greatest Women’s Champion of all time. She says that after all the injustice done to her by Becky and Stephanie, the title is finally back with Judgment Day. Now that the chaos is over, she can focus on becoming a two‑time Crown Jewel winner.

Chelsea Green interrupts and walks to the ring.

Green says she didn’t want to ruin Liv’s celebration, but she wants to stand face to face with her opponent for Crown Jewel. She says she respects Liv and hopes the best woman wins.

Liv refuses to shake Green’s hand. She says handshakes are for equals, and they are not equals. Liv tells her she isn’t even a fighting champion, not even a real champion. Liv says the only threatening thing about Green is Tiffany Stratton, and Tiffany is injured. Liv calls Green a placeholder champion.

Green says she’s fine with Liv underestimating her. That has happened her entire career. While Liv celebrates with her minions, Green says she’ll be training until Crown Jewel. She says Liv will be looking up at the lights. Green says there’s a reason she is the WWE Women’s Champion. Liv can underestimate her, but she will respect her. Green says she won’t stand here and listen to Liv call her a placeholder champion while Liv is Dom’s placeholder girlfriend.

Roxanne Perez steps in and says Green can’t beat Liv, can’t beat Raquel, and can’t beat her.

Green suggests a match, and it’s made official.

Chelsea Green vs. Roxanne Perez

Perez ducks Green on the lock‑up and rolls to the floor. She slides back in and they tie up again, tumbling to the mat and rolling all the way to the floor. Perez backs Green into the apron, then Green does the same to Perez. They keep circling the ring in the tie‑up before breaking and returning inside. Green shoves Perez, blocks a punch and a slap, then grabs a wrist lock. Perez reverses into an arm wringer. Green hits a drop toe hold and rolls into a La Magistral for a near fall. Perez grabs a side headlock. Green hits a shoulder tackle, then takes Perez down with her own headlock. Perez rolls her up, but Green regains control.

Perez slaps Green and misses a clothesline. Green trips Perez and slaps her back. Green punches Perez, sends her into the ropes, and hits a running double knee to the back. She drives Perez face‑first into the mat for a near fall. Green whips Perez into the corner and misses an elbow. Perez fires an uppercut and punches. Green sends Perez into the turnbuckles repeatedly. Green goes up top and hits a missile dropkick. Perez rolls to the floor. Green goes for a suicide dive, but Perez stops her with a punch. Perez hits her own suicide dive and sends Green into the ringside barrier.

Perez sends Green into the barrier again. Green returns to the ring and Perez hits forearms and a kick. Perez chokes Green in the ropes and hits a dropkick to the temple for a near fall. Perez works the back and applies a camel clutch. Green fights up and runs Perez into the turnbuckles to break it. Perez goes for the side Russian leg sweep, but Green blocks. Green hits Japanese arm drags and an enzuigiri. Green hits a Rough Ryder for a near fall. Perez blocks a sliding flatliner and gets a near fall with a rollup. Green rolls her up back. Perez hits La Mistica and a Shining Wizard for another near fall.

Perez hits a back heel kick and goes for Pop Rox, but Green avoids it. Perez stops UnprettiHER, but Green hits a DDT. Liv tries to trip Green, and Perez hits a back elbow in the ropes. Perez misses the double‑jump moonsault and Raquel tries to interfere. Green sends Perez into Raquel, then hits a suicide dive onto both women. Liv tries to interfere and gets sent into the announce table. Perez hits Pop Rox and covers for the three.

Winner: Roxanne Perez

After the match, Liv steps toward Green and starts talking. Green answers by slapping Liv across the face. Perez and Raquel jump Green and hold her against the ropes, setting her up for obLIVion.

Locker room — Jimmy, Jey, and Solo

Jimmy and Jey are in the locker room when Solo arrives. Jey reminds Solo that they are the captains and insists that everyone needs to follow the plan.

Solo pushes back, saying they are not his captains and Roman is no longer their Tribal Chief. Jey questions what kind of relationship Solo has with Roman, but Solo says that is between the two of them and reiterates that everyone must follow his plan. Jimmy urges the group to stay united tonight.

Results for WWE RAW on October 12 continue after a commercial break.

Oba Femi Promo with Paul Heyman

Oba Femi makes his way to the ring and says he’s in a great mood tonight. He asks the crowd if they saw Money in the Bank and what he did to Bronson Reed. He reminds everyone that he was told to expect Tsunami after Tsunami after Tsunami, but all he saw were calm waters and clear skies. Femi says there are no Tsunamis tonight, and Reed learned the same lesson Bron Breakker did earlier this month. He says it doesn’t matter who someone is, who they’re related to, or how many titles they’ve won — everything eventually bends the knee to him.

Femi says now that The Vision understands what he’s capable of, he can leave them behind. Paul Heyman then walks out and says he warned Reed he would need Tsunami after Tsunami after Tsunami to beat Femi. Heyman asks for permission to enter the ring, and Femi allows it. Heyman says that when he looks toward the future of WWE, Femi is the man. He says he couldn’t believe what he saw at Money in the Bank and tells Femi he was even better on Saturday than he was against Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 42 and SummerSlam.

Heyman tells the crowd it’s not about improvement — it’s that no one can stop Oba Femi. He says Femi is the guy who can lead WWE into the future, and that brings him to the real point he wants to make.

Oba takes the microphone from Heyman and tells him, with respect, that he isn’t Brock Lesnar or Roman Reigns. He says those men are Paul Heyman Guys. Oba says he is an Oba Femi Guy.

Backstage — Adam Pearce, Iyo Sky, Lyra Valkyria, Roxanne Perez, Raquel Rodriguez

We head backstage where Adam Pearce is meeting with Iyo Sky. Lyra Valkyria barges in, interrupts the conversation, and leaves just as quickly. Moments later, Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez walk in and crash the meeting as well. Raquel tells Sky she’s been on raw long enough to remember when Sky was actually relevant. Sky fires back by telling Pearce she thinks she’s just found Raquel’s next challenger for the women’s intercontinental championship — herself — and then walks off.

Backstage — Solo Sikoa and LA Knight

Jackie Redmond speaks with LA Knight, who says he isn’t out here looking for flowers. Solo Sikoa walks in and tells Knight that he deserves the flowers, adding that Knight took one hell of a beating. Knight brings up the Bloodline situation and says he understands what Solo is getting at. Solo asks if they’re good, and Knight tells him they’re good.

Results for the October 12 episode of WWE RAW continue after a commercial break.

Intercontinental Championship — Chad Gable vs. Rey Fenix

The match begins with Fenix catching Gable off guard, tripping him and sending him face first into the mat. Fenix follows with a quick hurricanrana, but Gable shuts him down by grabbing an ankle lock. Fenix crawls to the bottom rope to force the break, then sends Gable over the top rope to the floor. Fenix stays on him, hitting another hurricanrana that drives Gable into the apron, then connects with a moonsault off the middle rope to take Gable out on the outside.

Gable takes control by hitting a springboard Northern Lights suplex and goes for a pin, but Fenix kicks out. Gable follows with a moonsault off the top rope and goes right back to the ankle lock. Fenix charges at him to break free, but Gable catches him and plants him with an Angle Slam. Fenix answers immediately, spinning through with a rolling cutter that drops Gable and evens things up.

The show cuts to a mid-match break. We will be back for more WWE RAW results for October 12, 2026.

Back from the break, Fenix catches Gable with a running uppercut as Gable balances on the ropes. He follows with Adios Amigos, then hits a Frog Splash from the adjacent rope, but Gable immediately grabs hold and pulls Fenix into another ankle lock.

Fenix reaches the bottom rope to break the hold, but Gable stays on him and throws a suplex that sends Fenix face first into the top turnbuckle. Gable climbs up the ropes, but Fenix trips him and tries to regain control. Gable answers by locking in the ankle lock yet again, and this time Fenix has no escape. He taps out.

Winner: Chad Gable

After the match, Gable helps up Fenix and raises his arm as a show of respect.

Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch

Byron Saxton stands outside the trainer’s room and mentions Stephanie Vaquer’s injury. Stephanie comes out on crutches and says she’ll be okay. Byron asks how she feels about losing the title on Saturday, and Stephanie says she didn’t expect it but always grows stronger after a loss. Becky Lynch steps in and says Stephanie has no one to blame for what happened. Becky tells her she showed exactly who she is and says Stephanie didn’t lose the match for her. Stephanie fires back, saying she lost respect for Becky after Saturday and doesn’t need a championship to beat her up.

– Adam Pearce announces that Roman Reigns will be on raw next week, and JD McDonagh will face Joe Hendry.

Ethan Page Attacks Rey Fenix

Jackie Redmond then speaks with Rey Fenix about his match with Chad Gable. Rey says he’d love to face Gable again soon. Ethan Page interrupts and tells Rey he squandered the opportunity Page gave him. He says Rey proved he can’t beat Gable and warns him to stay out of his way.

Ethan Page walks off, then doubles back and blindsides Rey with an attack. Chad Gable arrives moments later and steps in to help Rey.

The Usos and Solo Sikoa vs. The 946 (with Jaida Parker)

Jaida Parker climbs onto the ring apron before the match as Royce Keys, Lucien Price, and Bronco Nima stand behind her on the announce desk. The Usos and Solo Sikoa step onto the adjacent apron to stare them down, but Keys, Nima, and Price move over and join Parker on the apron.

All six men enter the ring and the referee calls for the bell.

Jey goes straight after Bronco Nima as the match breaks down, with the other four men pairing off around the ring. Solo Sikoa and Royce Keys spill to the floor trading shots while Jey keeps working over Nima. Keys then sends Solo crashing into the timekeeper’s area. Jey kicks Nima, but Keys cuts him off with a clothesline and does the same to Jimmy. Nima boots Jey, and Lucien Price head‑butts Jimmy. Nima keeps throwing punches until Solo hurls a chair at Keys. Nima fires forearms at Solo, but Jey wipes out Nima with a suicide dive. Jimmy climbs up top and hits a corkscrew moonsault onto everyone. Jimmy unloads chops on Price and nails him with a knee, but Keys cracks Jimmy across the back with a kendo stick and demands the tag. Keys punches Jimmy in the midsection to keep control.

Nima tags in and knocks Jey off the apron, then keeps hammering Jimmy. He chokes Jimmy in the ropes, and Price kicks Jimmy in the head. Nima follows with a hard Irish whip. Price tags in and hits Jimmy before locking in a full nelson so Nima can tag back. Jimmy kicks Nima, but Nima answers with a forearm. Nima grabs a wrist lock, steps to the ropes, and stomps Jimmy’s head into the mat. He knocks Jey off the apron again, then sends Jimmy shoulder‑first into the ring post. Jey checks on Jimmy, but Price grabs Jey and sends him into the apron. Nima throws Jimmy back inside and tags Keys. Keys lands punches, then Price tags in and hits a running clothesline in the corner. Jimmy fires back with a dragon whip. Solo wants the tag, but Keys tags in instead and knocks Solo off the apron. Keys takes out Jey too, then crushes Jimmy with a splash in the corner. Price and Nima tag in and lift Jimmy, but Jey pulls him free. Jey superkicks Nima, Jimmy superkicks Price, and Jimmy follows with a spear to Nima.

Solo and Keys tag in next. Keys hits a clothesline and a kick, but Solo answers with a Samoan Drop. He hits a running hip attack in the corner, then another one that drops Keys again. Solo follows with a uranage, but Jaida Parker pulls the referee out of the ring and throws him over the barricade. Solo confronts her, and Nima tries to jump him but gets sent over the top rope. Nima recovers and sends Jey into the ring post. Jimmy leaps off the steps and clotheslines Nima. Price grabs Jimmy and chokeslams him onto the apron. Jey fires a superkick, then he and Jimmy land a double superkick.

Jimmy, Jey, Nima, and Price brawl into the crowd. Nima and Jey trade punches while Jimmy and Price do the same. Nima smashes a trash can over Jey. Back at ringside, Keys adjusts the announce table. Price hits Jimmy with a trash can. Keys appears to nail Solo with the ring steps. Jey climbs into the stands and hits a crossbody onto Nima, Price, and Jimmy. Jaida Parker climbs up to the bleachers and hits a crossbody onto Jimmy and Jey. Keys unloads headbutts and punches on Solo, then sets up a chokeslam through the table. Solo counters with an elbow, lifts Keys, and hits a Samoan Drop through the table.

Solo drags Keys back into the ring, climbs up top, and hits a frog splash. He sets for the Samoan Spike, but someone blasts him from behind with a tire iron. The attacker pulls off a bandana — it’s Carmelo Hayes.

Hayes blasts Solo with the crowbar, and Keys follows by driving Solo into the mat with a spinebuster. Hayes then turns to Jey, hitting him with the crowbar and kicking him while he’s down. Jimmy tries to step in, but Nima and Price hold him in place as Hayes strikes him with the crowbar. Nima and Price then restrain Jey, allowing Hayes to hit him again.

The 946 stand and sit over Jimmy, Jey, and Solo as the damage settles in.

We go to credits.

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

• The Bloodline (Solo Sikoa & The Usos) vs. The 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, & Lucien Price)
• WWE Intercontinental Championship: Chad Gable (c) vs. Rey Fenix
• Rey Mysterio vs. Big Cass
• Liv Morgan to appear
• Je’Von Evans medical update

The post–Money In The Bank edition of WWE RAW comes to the Brookshire Grocery Arena in Bossier City, Louisiana, with several major fallout matches set to shape the next phase of the red brand. New alliances, fresh tensions, and championship stakes headline tonight’s broadcast.

Intercontinental Championship – Chad Gable vs. Rey Fenix

Chad Gable defends the Intercontinental Championship against AAA Cruiserweight Champion Rey Fenix. Gable last retained the title against Dragon Lee on September 14, while Fenix picked up a strong non‑title win over Ethan Page last week. With both men entering with momentum, tonight’s match brings two contrasting styles together in a high‑stakes title bout.

The Usos & Solo Sikoa vs. The 946

The Usos team with Solo Sikoa to face Royce Keys, Lucien Price, and Bronco Nima of The 946. After Jaida Parker ran over Jacob Fatu during the September 28 episode to aid Keys in a chaotic brawl, Roman Reigns informed The Usos that Sikoa—not himself—would be their partner tonight. The Bloodline and The 946 continue to escalate their feud, and this Six Man Tag Match adds another layer to the conflict.

Big Cass vs. Rey Mysterio

Big Cass meets Rey Mysterio in singles action. Cass looks to build momentum after recent appearances, while Mysterio aims to rebound following a turbulent stretch on RAW. Their clash adds another featured bout to a stacked post‑PPV lineup.

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