WWE RAW Results – October 26, 2026 – Welcome to WrestlingAttitude’s live coverage results of WWE RAW on October 26, from the Save Mart Center in Fresno, California.
The show opens live from the Save Mart Center in Fresno, California, with the RAW General Manager already standing in the ring.
With the WWE Universe awaiting answers, the General Manager addresses the ongoing situation involving Stephanie Vaquer.
Pearce confirms that Stephanie Vaquer has not been medically cleared to compete and announces that Becky Lynch will challenge Liv Morgan for the Women’s Championship.
Before Pearce can continue, Sami Zayn makes his way to the ring.
Zayn questions why WWE brought him to RAW without booking him for a match. He flew in specifically to promote RAW and Crown Jewel only to discover his name was completely left off the card.
The Undisputed WWE Champion then takes a shot at the situation, pointing out that Pearce could have simply brought out Roman Reigns since this is his show. Zayn adds that he is not going to stand there and complain about Reigns’ part-time schedule like everyone else does, but it is clear that he is frustrated about being left off the night’s lineup.
Sami Zayn Unloads on the WWE Universe
With Adam Pearce out of the ring, Sami Zayn takes control of the segment and responds directly to the hostile reaction from the Fresno crowd.
Zayn says Roman Reigns looked at the schedule and decided to skip Fresno, adding that Roman deserved to do so and that he wishes he had made the same decision. He then says he is using the time allotted to him to finally say what has been on his mind.
Addressing the chants from the crowd, Zayn says it is unbelievable that someone can be a WrestleMania main eventer, a Grand Slam Champion, and the current Undisputed WWE Champion and still be the most underrated wrestler in the world. He accuses the fans of being unable to recognize greatness unless someone tells them who to cheer for.
Zayn points to Trick Williams, claiming the audience only supports him because they have been told to. He also takes aim at CM Punk, saying fans accept Punk’s claim of being the best in the world simply because he says it. Zayn contrasts that with Roman Reigns, who demands acknowledgment and gets it because people willingly give it to him.
The champion then launches into a lengthy list of accomplishments. He says nobody in the wrestling business has done more with less than he has. According to Zayn, no one has fought through more obstacles, been buried deeper, or overcome more adversity. He says he kept digging until he struck gold.
Zayn goes even further, claiming The Bloodline was never as successful until he became part of it. He says he helped elevate the faction, helped the company reach new heights, and generated millions of dollars for WWE. Zayn argues that executives constantly thank Roman Reigns, but they should be thanking him instead.
Continuing his argument, Zayn calls himself one of the most versatile performers in wrestling history. He says that unless your name is Shawn Michaels, Eddie Guerrero, or Kurt Angle, you do not belong in the same conversation as him. He then tells the crowd that perhaps they should be acknowledging him.
Turning back to Crown Jewel, Zayn says if Roman Reigns were facing any other champion, he would not even be concerned. However, Reigns continues focusing on The 946, which proves that Roman recognizes the threat he poses. Zayn says the disrespect from the fans and the locker room has become a problem.
He notes that Penta is now talking about him and reminds everyone that Je’Von Evans confronted him before Money in the Bank.
At that point, Je’Von Evans interrupts the Undisputed WWE Champion once again.
Je’Von Evans Confronts Sami Zayn
Je’Von Evans interrupts Sami Zayn’s tirade and heads to the ring. Evans welcomes the Undisputed WWE Champion to RAW before bluntly telling him to stop talking. He says people are coming after Zayn because he holds the championship, then reminds him that he mentioned his name and now has the opportunity to say whatever he wants directly to his face.
Zayn says he will respond as respectfully as possible, even if Evans has done nothing to earn that respect. The champion insists that there is no situation where Evans should be interrupting him, either now or at any point in the future, and asks if Evans understands that.
Evans fires back, questioning whether Zayn really believes he is the man. He says Zayn may be one of the best because he holds the title, but he is trying to become the best.
Zayn dismisses the comments and says that is not respect.
Evans then decides to be more direct. He warns Zayn that maybe he should stop talking before someone gives him something to talk about. Evans agrees with Roman Reigns’ recent assessment, suggesting that Zayn may not even be champion by the time Crown Jewel arrives. He then admits he would love the opportunity to face Roman himself at the event.
The remarks draw another sharp response from Zayn. He tells Evans that he reminds him of a younger version of himself but says Evans is nowhere close to operating at his level. Zayn claims that in five to eight years Evans might be half as good as he is and, until then, does not deserve to even look him in the eye.
With that, Zayn starts to leave the ring.
Adam Pearce Makes a Championship Match
RAW General Manager Adam Pearce returns and stops Zayn before he can head backstage. Pearce sarcastically agrees that Zayn deserves attention, spotlight, accolades, and respect.
He then announces that if Zayn wants respect, he can earn it in the ring. Pearce makes an Undisputed WWE Championship Match official on the spot: and he announces that the match will happen next.
Undisputed WWE Championship – Sami Zayn (c) vs. Je’Von Evans
Je’Von Evans and Sami Zayn lock up in the center of the ring. Zayn quickly shows a more aggressive side, using the ropes to his advantage and grinding his forearm across Evans’ face before driving repeated shoulder strikes into him in the corner.
Evans refuses to back down. He fires off chops and catches the champion with a hip toss followed by a standing moonsault, earning an early two count. The brief burst of momentum only angers Zayn, who immediately cuts him off with a kick and begins choking him in the corner. Zayn slows the pace and methodically works over the challenger, mixing strikes with taunts as he tries to prove a point.
Evans continues to battle from underneath, answering with more chops and eventually creating space with a back elbow. A quick escape sequence sees Evans avoid Zayn’s charge before connecting with a dropkick that sends the champion scrambling to ringside. Sensing an opportunity, Evans launches himself over the ropes with a plancha and wipes Zayn out on the floor.
The young challenger heads to the top rope looking to capitalize, but Zayn recovers in time and cuts him off. When Evans fights back from the turnbuckles, Zayn responds by shoving him off, causing Evans to crash face-first onto the apron.
With control firmly in his hands, Zayn takes his time. He blasts Evans with a forearm on the floor, sends him into the barricade, and talks trash between attacks. Evans tries to fight his way back from the apron, blocking a suplex attempt and looking to turn the tables, but Zayn holds his ground and finally brings him back into the ring with a suplex.
The champion then stays on top of the challenger, scoring a series of near falls while continuing to wear Evans down and maintain control of the match.
The closing moments of the match see Je’Von Evans continue to push the champion to the limit. After surviving Sami Zayn’s offense throughout the match, Evans fires back with punches and catches Zayn with a rebound round kick that earns a close two count.
Zayn looks for the Exploder Suplex into the turnbuckles, but Evans counters with a victory roll and nearly steals the championship. The challenger keeps the pressure on, but Zayn eventually connects with the Exploder and lines up for the Helluva Kick.
Evans cuts him off with a superkick and heads to the top rope. He lands a frog splash, but the damage to his ribs prevents him from making an immediate cover. By the time Evans crawls into position, Zayn is able to kick out.
Realizing how close he came to losing, Zayn bails out of the ring and begins walking up the entrance aisle. Before he can leave, Penta steps in front of him and cuts off his escape route. Forced to return to the ring, Zayn finds himself right back in danger as Evans scores another near fall.
The momentum shifts abruptly when Bron Breakker storms to ringside and attacks Penta. Breakker then turns his attention to Evans, leaving the challenger vulnerable. With Evans distracted and worn down, Zayn capitalizes.
The champion plants Evans with another Exploder Suplex into the turnbuckles and follows up with a Helluva Kick to secure the three-count.
Winner and Still Undisputed WWE Champion: Sami Zayn
Breakker and Bronson Reed Leave a Message
As soon as the match ends, Zayn leaves the ring while Bron Breakker continues the assault on Evans. Breakker unloads with punches and kicks until Penta re-enters the fight and catches him with a thrust kick.
Penta briefly gains control, but the numbers game catches up to him when Bronson Reed arrives. Reed flattens Evans with a clothesline and slam before holding him in place for a devastating WARP Spear from Breakker.
Reed then climbs to the top rope and crushes Evans with a Tsunami. Penta tries to fight back, but Breakker drops him with a spear and Reed follows with another Tsunami.
With Evans and Penta laid out, Breakker and Reed stand tall over the destruction they have caused.
– RAW will air early next week, kicking off live at 6:00 PM Eastern.
Ethan Page Speaks on Chad Gable and Unveils Big Cass as Tag Partner
Byron Saxton brings out Ethan Page for his Interstitial Moment to ask about his upcoming tag match against Dragon Lee and Chad Gable. Page vents his frustration, pointing out that claiming to be friends with Gable seems to guarantee a title shot. He notes that he asked for opportunities for weeks and got nothing until he finally attacked Gable, which only earned him a tag match.
Big Cass walks into the frame to join him. Page quickly pivots and claims he has been dying to team with Cass, calling him firm and dangerous. He adds that Cass proved his destruction last week, and together they will show everyone in the building just how dangerous they are.
Liv Morgan Expresses Frustration Ahead of Facing Becky Lynch
A video recap airs showcasing last week’s WWE Women’s Championship match between Chelsea Green and Roxanne Perez. Backstage, Liv Morgan paces around and complains about having a massive problem tonight, as she is forced to face Becky Lynch on top of everything else going on.
Raquel Rodriguez steps in to reassure her by promising to take care of Iyo Sky, while Roxanne Perez also insists that everything will be fine. Liv shoots back that things are not okay, complaining that everyone is against her before declaring that she will defeat Becky tonight anyway.
Bayley vs. Lyra Valkyria No DQ Match Video Package
A pre-taped video package airs for the audience. It highlights the rivalry between Bayley and Lyra Valkyria to set the stage for their upcoming No Disqualification match.
Penta and Evans Earn Tag Title Shot for Crown Jewel
Penta and Evans sit in the trainer’s room as Adam Pearce steps inside to check on their physical condition. Evans makes it clear that he is far from finished with The Vision. Penta seconds the sentiment, declaring that they are officially coming after the tag team titles. Pearce grants their request and makes the match official for Crown Jewel.
No Disqualification Match – Bayley vs. Lyra Valkyria
Bayley charges early with a double-leg takedown and unloads with heavy punches. She knocks Lyra to the apron and connects with a cutter over the top rope. Bayley then heads outside to search under the ring, pulling out chairs, a broom, kendo sticks, and a table. Taking too much time setting up the table, Bayley gets wiped out by a flying crossbody from Lyra. Lyra drives Bayley into the ring post, hits a sharp kick, and strikes her with Bayley’s own belt.
Lyra whips Bayley toward the ring steps, but Bayley reverses the momentum and sends Lyra crashing into them instead. Bayley traps Lyra in a chair, leaping off the steel steps to deliver a running clothesline. After setting up more chairs, Bayley moves toward the barrier, but Lyra cuts her off and executes a backbreaker on the apron. Lyra follows up with a dropkick that drives Bayley straight into the steps.
Returning to the ring, Lyra secures a near-fall on Bayley. Lyra then props a table against the announce desk, but Bayley catches her with a suicide dive right through the wood. As Lyra struggles to stand, Bayley attempts a corner dropkick, but Lyra dodges and traps her in the ring skirt. Lyra delivers forearms and hits a baseball slide that sends Bayley’s head into the post. She slams Bayley into the apron before bringing the action back into the ring, where Bayley fires off punches until Lyra responds with a headbutt and a kendo stick strike.
Lyra chokes Bayley with the kendo stick, but Bayley fights back with punches until Lyra executes a lung blower for a near-fall. Valkyria climbs to the turnbuckles with the weapon, but Bayley cuts her off with a forearm strike. Lyra knocks Bayley off the turnbuckles and applies another choke, but Bayley counters with a snap mare using the stick. Bayley drops a heavy elbow on Lyra, leaving both women down. Recovering first, Bayley repeatedly strikes Lyra with the kendo stick and whips her with her belt. Bayley wedges a chair between the turnbuckles, but Lyra responds with a sharp enzuigiri. The Role Model blocks a spinning heel kick, plants Lyra with an exploder suplex, and drives her into the corner chair with a sunset flip powerbomb for a close near-fall.
Bayley grabs a broom, sweeps the mat, and cracks Lyra with it before sliding outside to grab another table. Lyra hits a forearm strike, sending Bayley back inside, but Bayley quickly catches her with a slam onto a steel chair. Bayley scales the ropes for an elbow drop, only for Lyra to lift the chair up so Bayley lands directly on it. Lyra capitalizes with a Doctor Bomb onto the chair for a near-fall. Lyra sets up multiple chairs in the center of the ring, places Bayley on them, and climbs the ropes for a moonsault. Bayley moves out of the way, causing Lyra to crash onto the chair tops. She connects with a running knee and locks in a crossface, but Lyra rakes her eyes to break free.
Bayley quickly recovers to plant Lyra with a belly-to-belly suplex for a near-fall. Bayley sets the chairs back up and carries Lyra to the top rope. Lyra counters with a Nightwing off the chairs and transitions straight into a Bulldog choke. The battle spills to the floor, where Bayley drives Lyra into the ring post and executes a belly-to-belly suplex on the outside. Bayley grabs a trash can while Lyra begs for mercy and kisses her foot. Lyra suddenly throws her jacket at Bayley’s face and lands a spinning heel kick. Lyra tries to place her on the trash can, but Bayley counters and powerbombs Lyra directly onto it.
Bayley lays Lyra across the table at ringside, climbs to the middle rope, and delivers a driving elbow drop through the wood. Back inside the ring, Lyra swings wildly with a kendo stick and misses. Bayley locks in a crossface using the kendo stick, forcing Lyra to tap out.
Winner: Bayley
Iyo Sky Issues a Stern Warning to Raquel Rodriguez
Sky tells Raquel Rodriguez she talk like she runs Raw simply because she has Judgment Day backing her up. Iyo reminds Raquel that she pinned her last week, making it clear that Raquel failed to get the message.
Iyo declares that she intends to clarify things tonight by reminding Raquel exactly who she is. She finishes by warning Raquel that she will learn what happens when anyone disrespects Iyo Sky.
Iyo Sky vs. Raquel Rodriguez
Iyo Sky grabs an early waist lock, but Raquel Rodriguez quickly counters with a standing switch and a takedown. Raquel scoops Iyo up effortlessly and tosses her across the ring. Iyo jumps up to apply a guillotine. Rodriguez breaks free, only for Iyo to transition smoothly into a sleeper hold. Raquel shoves Iyo out of the corner to break the hold. Sky flies off with a crossbody, but Raquel catches her in mid-air. Iyo counters with a slick takedown, sending Raquel rolling to the outside before wiping her out with a suicide dive. Iyo leaps off the ringside barrier with another crossbody and rolls Raquel back inside the ring.
As Iyo climbs the turnbuckle, Raquel knocks her to the floor with a hard punch. Raquel scoops up Iyo and hot-shots her onto the apron, sliding back inside to secure a near-fall. Iyo fights back with forearms, but Raquel shuts down her momentum with a heavy shoulder tackle for another near-fall. Raquel whips Iyo hard into the turnbuckles. Iyo reverses a second attempt and sends Raquel crashing into the corner instead. Raquel recovers quickly to land a clothesline for a near-fall. She follows up with a body slam and a pair of elbow drops for two.
Raquel grounds Iyo with a half-nelson chin bar. Iyo breaks free with a jawbreaker, but Raquel stays on top of the action to score another near-fall. Raquel lifts Iyo for a shoulder backbreaker, but Iyo counters back into a sleeper hold. Raquel drops down to break it, but misses an elbow drop, allowing Iyo to land a kick to the head. Sky unleashes a palm strike, a roundhouse kick, and a sharp dropkick.
Iyo charges for a splash in the corner, but misses, allowing Raquel to toss her out to the apron. Iyo snaps Raquel’s arm over the top rope to regain control. As Iyo leaps off the turnbuckle, Raquel catches her, but Iyo counters in mid-air with a DDT.
Sky lands on her back during a back body drop attempt by Raquel, quickly turning it into a victory roll and a double stomp. Iyo climbs the turnbuckles for a moonsault, but Raquel dodges out of the way. Iyo lands on her feet, and Raquel immediately levels her with a running crossbody for a near-fall. Raquel delivers a series of elbow strikes in the corner and follows up with a fallaway slam. She climbs the turnbuckle for a Vader Bomb, but Iyo yanks her off the ropes to crash onto the mat. Iyo attempts a headscissors, but Raquel shuts her down with a big boot for a near-fall.
Raquel sets up for a Tejana Bomb, but Iyo counters with a hurricane rana that sends Raquel headfirst into the turnbuckles. Iyo follows up with a missile dropkick and amps up the crowd. She charges into the corner to land her signature running double knee strike. Iyo heads up top and executes the Over the Moonsault, but Raquel gets her knees up just in time. Raquel attempts another Tejana Bomb, but Iyo counters into a victory roll to score the pinfall victory.
Winner: Iyo Sky
After the match, Roxanne Perez blindsides Iyo in the aisle as she celebrates and drags her back into the ring. Raquel joins, planting Iyo with a running boot as Perez hits a Russian leg sweep to leave Iyo laid out.
Solo Sikoa Accepts Royce Keys’ Challenge
Backstage, Solo Sikoa addresses Royce Keys directly, officially accepting his challenge for an upcoming match. Solo issues a stern warning, telling Keys that he is not safe from him. He concludes by declaring that Keys will soon learn that they run this place.
Dragon Lee and Chad Gable vs. Big Cass and Ethan Page
Chad and Page lock up to start, with Page locking in a wrist lock before Chad counters into an armbar. Dragon Lee tags in, scaling the top rope to land a boot to the arm, but Page fights back with a slam and tags Big Cass. Cass and Page double-team Lee until Lee escapes to tag Chad back in.
Chad tries for a German suplex, but Cass blocks it and spills over the top rope to the floor below. Seizing the moment, Chad connects with a moonsault and sends Lee over the top with a plancha onto their opponents. Both men slide back inside as Chad unloads punches, only for Page to regain control and tag Cass.
Cass delivers a heavy splash and tags Page, who locks in a reverse chinlock after an elbow drop. Chad fights out of the corner, but Lee is missing from the apron to receive the tag. Following an Olympic Slam from Chad, Lee tags in to clear the ring with a flurry of German suplexes and suicide dives.
Lee continues his momentum with a flip dive and a DDT on Cass for a near-fall. Page answers by driving Chad into the floor with a fisherman’s buster. After a chaotic sequence of counters, Page plants Lee with another fisherman’s buster to secure the three-count for the victory.
Winners: Big Cass and Ethan Page
Becky Lynch Delivers a Promo Before Her Title Match
Becky Lynch takes to the microphone to declare that she gave Stephanie three weeks to get injured again after getting cleared. She firmly vows to take back her title tonight. According to Becky, Liv Morgan simply cannot beat her in a fair fight. She concludes by noting that instead of growing the company, Liv has actually held it back despite her initial hopes.
Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh Demand Respect
During a commercial break, Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh make their way out to address the crowd. Dom demands respect as the King of Luchadors, clarifying that tonight is about how he handled business with Joe Hendry.
JD steps up to declare that he officially ended the saga with Hendry once and for all. He insists he never wants to hear another boring, pathetic Funko Pop joke again, claiming he has a completely normal-sized head alongside one of the greatest wrestling minds. JD finishes by calling anyone who comments on his body shape a bully and a body shamer, demanding the crowd show him proper respect.
The Vision Reacts to Tag Title Challenge
Cathy Kelley catches up with The Vision backstage to ask about their newly booked Tag Team Championship match. Logan Paul scoffs at the challenge, calling it one of the dumbest things to happen and claiming Penta is dumber than he looks. Bronson Reed chimes in, warning that Je’Von Evans and Penta have just invited a brutal cycle of spears and Tsunamis. Bron Breakker ends the interview by officially accepting the match on behalf of the group.
– Commentary confirms two major announcements for next week’s Raw. Solo Sikoa will collide with Royce Keys at 6 PM, and John Cena is officially set to make a special appearance on the show.
Becky Lynch vs. Liv Morgan (WWE Women’s Championship Match)
Becky Lynch and Liv Morgan lock up early, with Liv retreating to the ropes to force a clean break from Becky. They lock up again, and Becky immediately tries for a Manhandle Slam, but Liv escapes before Becky rolls her up for a near-fall. Morgan answers with a rollup of her own, only for Becky to bridge out and transition into an armbar. Liv sweeps Becky to the mat, but Becky avoids ObLIVion and strikes back with a sharp kick. Liv catches Becky on the ropes with a knee, then attempts a sunset flip powerbomb to the floor, but Becky holds on and drops a leg across Liv’s throat. The Man drives Liv into the barrier and covers her for two.
Becky charges for a corner splash and misses, allowing Liv to yank her off the turnbuckles and unload with punches before knocking her outside. Becky slides back into the ring, but Liv overwhelms her with forearms and sends her to the floor once more.
Liv repeatedly slams Becky into the apron before the action returns to the ring. Becky fires back with kicks from the apron and scales the top rope, but Liv cuts her off with a punch and a press slam off the turnbuckles for a near-fall. Morgan locks in a reverse chinlock, drives knees into Becky’s back, and shoves her shoulder-first into the ring post before applying a single-leg crab against the turnbuckles.
Liv plants Becky with a faceplant off the turnbuckles for a close near-fall. Liv follows up with two consecutive suplexes, but Becky counters the third attempt into a suplex of her own. Lynch dodges a clothesline, levels Liv with two of her own, and unleashes a barrage of kicks capped off by a flying forearm.
Becky squashes Liv with a running forearm in the corner and executes a crisp exploder suplex. Becky heads up top and lands a leg drop across Liv’s neck for a near-fall. Liv breaks Becky’s rhythm with back elbows and counters with a springboard Codebreaker to earn a near-fall.
Becky hits an elbow and climbs the turnbuckles, but Liv halts her momentum with a hard forearm strike. Becky counters from the top with a side Russian leg sweep, pinning Liv for a close near-fall. The two fight on the ropes again until Liv drops Becky with a powerbomb for two. Liv locks in a single-leg crab and yanks Becky back to the center of the ring, but Becky counters into a rollup for a near-fall. Becky plants Liv with a German suplex and applies a cross armbreaker, which Liv reverses into a pinning combination for two.
Liv scores another near-fall with a DDT and lays into Becky with heavy kicks. Becky traps Liv on the turnbuckles, delivering forearms before executing a superplex and rolling through into a DDT for two. Liv rolls outside to catch her breath, but Becky levels her with a baseball slide and strips the announce table. Liv strikes from behind, driving Becky into the desk and climbing on top with her. Becky counters and plants Liv through the announce table with a Manhandle Slam. Becky rolls Liv into the ring, but Liv immediately slips back out to the floor. Liv tries sending Becky into the steel steps, but Becky dodges, only for Liv to execute a sunset flip powerbomb off the steps onto the floor.
Both competitors scramble back into the ring just before the referee’s count of nine. Standing face to face, they trade vicious punches in the center of the ring. Becky lands a European uppercut and a back heel kick, but Liv suddenly springs off the ropes with ObLIVion to score a dramatic near-fall.
Liv unloads on Becky with punches to the back, throwing wild windmill strikes in a desperate bid for control. Becky cuts her off with a Manhandle Slam, but Liv kicks out at the last second. The Man charges into the corner and misses a shoulder strike, allowing Liv to roll her up for a near-fall. Becky immediately tries to lock in the Dis-Arm-Her, and after a brief struggle, she locks the hold in firmly.
Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez run down to ringside, creating enough distraction for Liv to reach the ropes and force a break. The chaos spills outside, where Raquel attempts a boot that accidentally wipes out Perez instead. Becky hurls Liv back inside the ring and wipes out Raquel and Perez on the floor with a cannonball. Liv attempts ObLIVion, but Becky blocks it and plants her with a Manhandle Slam. As Becky goes for the cover, Perez and Raquel swarm the ring to break it up, prompting the referee to disqualify Liv.
Winner: Becky Lynch (by disqualification)
Raquel and Perez double-team Becky immediately after the bell. Chelsea Green sprints down the aisle to attack Raquel and Liv, but Raquel quickly overpowers her. Iyo Sky enters the fray next, taking down Raquel before soaring onto her with an Asai Moonsault on the outside. Green recovers to hit the UnprettHER on Liv, only for Perez to level Green with a running boot.
Tiffany Stratton’s music hits, and the crowd explodes as she rushes to the ring, climbs the top turnbuckle, and connects with the Prettiest Moonsault Ever. Stratton hands her Money in the Bank briefcase to the referee to cash in, but Dominik Mysterio pulls Liv out of the ring to safety and carries her up the ramp as the show goes off the air.
–– Here is what’s in store for tonight’s show ––
- Iyo Sky (c) w/Chelsea Green vs. Raquel Rodriguez For The Women’s Intercontinental Championship
- Chad Gable & Dragon Lee vs. Ethan Page & Big Cass
- Bayley vs. Lyra Valkyria In A No Disqualification Match
- An Update on Stephanie Vaquer
IYO SKY Takes On Raquel Rodriguez
IYO SKY returns to action against Women’s Intercontinental Champion Raquel Rodriguez in a non-title match. SKY has repeatedly found herself at odds with The Judgment Day, putting her on a collision course with Rodriguez.
A victory could strengthen SKY’s position as she continues her pursuit of the group’s top stars.
No Disqualification Match Set For Bayley And Lyra Valkyria
Bayley and Lyra Valkyria renew their rivalry in a No Disqualification Match. The former allies have engaged in a lengthy dispute that has only intensified in recent weeks.
Competing in her home state, Bayley looks to gain momentum. Valkyria aims to move past one of her most personal rivalries on RAW.
Chad Gable And Dragon Lee Look For Redemption
Last week’s events left Chad Gable and Dragon Lee dealing with the aftermath of a brutal post-match attack. Tonight, they get an opportunity to respond inside the ring.
Standing across from them will be Ethan Page and Big Cass. The tag team clash comes after tensions escalated following the Intercontinental Championship Triple Threat Match.
The Bloodline And 946 Scheduled To Appear
The issues between The Bloodline and 946 remain unresolved heading into RAW. Both groups will clash on tonight’s broadcast as their ongoing conflict heats up.
Oba Femi Set For RAW Appearance
WWE has also advertised Oba Femi for the show. While the company is keeping details of his appearance under wraps, “The Ruler” will definitely be part of the program.
WWE RAW Results – October 26
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