LIVE WWE RAW Results – November 2

WWE RAW Results – November 2, 2026 – Welcome to WrestlingAttitude’s live coverage results of WWE RAW on November 2, from the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.

Roman Reigns makes his grand entrance and takes the microphone. He notes that while everyone demands his attention, the crowd is the only group he cares to acknowledge. Furthermore, Reigns calls out secondary champion Sami Zayn for talking trash the previous week. He also targets the 946, reminding everyone how The Bloodline beat them down in San Diego.

Sami Zayn’s entrance music interrupts, and the WWE Champion marches down to the ring. Zayn finds it absurd that Reigns is wasting breath on the 946 ahead of their upcoming Saturday match. He insists that everything he said last week stands, adding that he would have spoken those same words directly to Roman’s face. Consequently, Zayn proposes that they handle things like men, champion to champion and family to family.

Zayn brings up their historic rivalry, pointing out that fans still discuss their past encounter years later. He mocks Reigns’ match from WrestleMania 38, claiming no one remembers it. Instead, Zayn asserts that fans only remember Sami striking Roman with a steel chair. He declares that he will not be disrespected or denied, demanding Roman’s undivided attention.

Reigns fires back, stating that the only thing Zayn deserves is to say thank you. He explains that without his victory over Brock Lesnar, Zayn’s championship would not even exist. Reigns accuses Zayn of complaining like a child and running down his own hard work. Finally, Reigns labels Zayn a fake, promises to remove him from the Island of Relevancy, and demands that Brooklyn acknowledge him.

Ethan Page Delivers Scathing Message to Chad Gable

Ethan Page walks out to the stage and addresses the crowd with a bitter focus. He admits that people might expect him to be in a high-spirited mood after finally securing his long-awaited title match. However, Page reveals that his mindset remains completely unchanged despite achieving his goal.

Page accuses Chad Gable of handing out unearned title shots to undeserving talent like Dragon Lee and Rey Mysterio over the last few months. Furthermore, Page claims Gable is delusional if he thinks this current run establishes a lasting legacy. He insists Gable cannot claim any real legacy until he successfully defeats him.

Finally, Page issues a direct warning to the champion ahead of their main event encounter. He acknowledges Gable’s emotional dream victory in front of his hometown family. Nevertheless, Page vows that Gable’s championship reign and top-tier status will vanish permanently after tonight.

Intercontinental Championship: Chad Gable (c) vs. Ethan Page

Chad Gable initiates the contest with an aggressive takedown and crossfaces. He transitions into a waistlock, but Ethan Page breaks free with an elbow and double sledgehammers. Page continues targeting Gable’s neck and upper back with sharp elbows. Furthermore, Page executes a hard Irish whip that sends Gable sternum-first into the turnbuckles before choking the champion against the ropes.

Page connects with snake eyes and places Gable on the top turnbuckle. Both competitors trade heavy strikes, and Gable blocks a belly-to-back superplex attempt to knock Page to the mat. Gable goes for a moonsault but under-rotates and lands on his feet. Subsequently, Page sends Gable back into the corner, but Gable responds by clotheslining Page over the top rope to the arena floor.

Gable drives Page into the ring apron and delivers a stiff chop. They return to the ring, where Page regains control with another devastating Irish whip into the turnbuckles. Page focuses his assault on the clavicle with sharp elbows and a neckbreaker for a near fall. Gable tries to fight back with punches, but Page cuts him off with a kick and a DDT for two.

Page places Gable back on the top rope to set up another superplex. However, Gable fights off the move with punches and a headbutt, sending Page crashing down. Gable leaps off the top with a crossbody, but Page rolls through for a near fall. Gable quickly counters with a sunset flip, an inside cradle, and a crucifix in rapid succession, scoring multiple near falls. Ultimately, Page halts the champion’s momentum with a hotshot onto the top rope followed by a running boot for a close two-count.

Ethan Page grounds Chad Gable with a reverse chin lock to wear down the champion. Gable breaks free with punches to the midsection and executes a side Russian leg sweep. Subsequently, Gable moves to the apron and drags Page toward the ring post, repeatedly snapping his leg against the steel post. Gable follows up with a dragon screw on the floor and executes another dragon screw inside the ring using the ropes.

Chad delivers two consecutive German suplexes and attempts Chaos Theory, but Page strips off a turnbuckle pad and escapes with a sharp elbow. Gable immediately transitions into an ankle lock, forcing Page to flee to the outside. Gable pursues him, planting Page with an Olympic Slam onto the announce table before returning inside to land a top-rope moonsault for a close two-count.

Page escapes outside once again, pulling Gable into the ringside barrier and slamming him into the timekeeper’s area. They scramble back inside the ring, where Page reapplies the reverse chin lock. Gable fights out with right hands, but Page sends him into the exposed corner and lands a heavy elbow for a near fall.

Page scales the ropes, but Gable cuts him off and connects with a massive overhead belly-to-belly superplex off the top turnbuckle. Gable goes for a diving headbutt, but Page raises his knee to block the impact and scores a two-count. Both men trade strikes until Gable gains the upper hand to hit Chaos Theory, yet Page kicks out at two.

Page counters with a cutter for a near fall, but Gable blocks his suplex attempt and locks in another ankle lock. Page kicks his way out, setting Gable up on the top rope. However, Gable counters with a sunset flip powerbomb for a near fall and immediately transitions back into the ankle lock. Page drives Gable face-first into the exposed steel turnbuckle and rolls through into the Egoplex to pin Gable for the three-count.

Winner and NEW Intercontinental Champion: Ethan Page

Joe Hendry Addresses the WWE Universe After Brutal Attacks

Joe Hendry steps into the ring and addresses the crowd, noting that performing in front of the fans every week remains his greatest privilege. However, he admits he cannot pretend everything is fine after enduring a brutal stretch. He highlights getting crashed by Bronson Reed and blindsided by JD McDonagh.

Despite the physical toll, Hendry vows that his opponents can never take away his belief in himself. He expresses complete confidence in his ability to bounce back from the setbacks. Finally, Hendry declares that with the unwavering support of the fans, he will once again have the entire world chanting “We Believe” in unison.

Roman Reigns Issues Ultimatum to The Bloodline Backstage

Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso, and Solo Sikoa gather inside the locker room to discuss their plans for the evening. Suddenly, Roman Reigns enters the room and sets a strict expectation for his family. He sternly informs them that he has no intention of leaving the arena until they successfully finish the job tonight.

Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, and Roxanne Perez vs. IYO SKY, Chelsea Green, and Tiffany Stratton

Tiffany Stratton and Roxanne Perez begin the match with a collar-and-elbow tie-up. Perez grounds Stratton with a side headlock, delivers a slap, and mockingly curtsies. Stratton retaliates with a slap of her own and drops Perez with a dropkick, prompting Raquel Rodriguez to tag in. Tiffany quickly connects with a forearm and a drop toe hold onto the ropes before tagging in Chelsea Green. Stratton drives her hips into the ropes, allowing Green to land a double knee strike.

Rodriguez answers with a slam and tags in Liv Morgan, who delivers a barrage of punches. Morgan sends Green into the turnbuckles and tags Rodriguez back into the ring. Green escapes a snake eyes attempt, dropkicking Rodriguez to the outside and sending Morgan down alongside her. After Perez is knocked to the floor on the opposite side, Green lands a suicide dive on Morgan and Rodriguez. Stratton executes a baseball slide to Perez, while IYO SKY connects with a crossbody onto both Rodriguez and Perez on the arena floor.

Back inside, Rodriguez drops elbows on SKY and connects with snake eyes. Morgan tags in briefly before handing the action over to Perez, who kicks SKY and grounds her with a camel clutch. Perez pulls SKY down by her hair and chokes her against the ropes, enabling Rodriguez to deliver a boot to SKY’s head behind the referee’s back. Perez continues the choke, but SKY manages to knock Perez and Morgan off the apron. Rodriguez halts SKY’s tag attempt with a shoulder tackle, though she misses a follow-up elbow drop. SKY counters a chokeslam attempt into a victory roll and a double stomp to create distance.

Morgan and Stratton tag in simultaneously, with Stratton unleashing a series of clotheslines. Stratton strikes Perez with a forearm, lands a back elbow on Morgan, and transitions a cartwheel into an Alabama Slam. She scales the turnbuckles and hits a Swanton Bomb for a close near fall. Rodriguez tags in and catches Stratton out of a handspring cutter attempt, planting her with a powerbomb before missing a twisting Vader Bomb elbow drop.

Green and Perez tag in as legal competitors. Green blocks a back heel kick, delivering a German suplex, a pair of clotheslines, and an enzuigiri. Perez attempts Pop Rox, but SKY breaks up the pinfall and executes a German suplex. Rodriguez cuts off SKY with a boot, while Stratton takes Rodriguez down with a hurricanrana. Green lands UnprettyHer, but Rodriguez pulls Green off the apron before hurling Stratton over the announce table.

SKY executes a headscissors on Rodriguez, but Morgan drops SKY with a dropkick and tags into the match. Green lands a superkick on Morgan, but Morgan shoves Green backward, causing Green to accidentally slap Perez off the apron. Morgan capitalizes on the chaos, planting Green with Oblivion to secure the pinfall victory.

Winners: Liv Morgan, Roxanne Perez, and Raquel Rodriguez

Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh Dismiss John Cena on RAW

JD McDonagh and Dominik Mysterio step into the ring to address the crowd, with McDonagh mockingly asking if fans were expecting someone else. Mysterio takes the microphone and questions why the audience cares so much about John Cena’s presence, wondering aloud why Cena hasn’t retired for good yet. McDonagh echoes the sentiment, admitting he hoped never to see Cena again after two decades of hearing the same routine, while Mysterio reminds the fans that he already defeated Cena at Survivor Series.

Shift the focus back to their faction, McDonagh declares that The Judgment Day is here to right a few wrongs, regain their momentum, and bring gold back to the clubhouse. Mysterio wraps up the promo by hyping up Liv Morgan’s upcoming title defense at Crown Jewel, asserting that she will prove once again why she stands as the absolute best Women’s World Champion in WWE today.

John Cena Announces The John Cena Classic and Unveils a Brand-New Championship

John Cena makes his way down to the ring, where a covered championship belt sits waiting on a pedestal. Ring announcer Alicia Taylor delivers a grand introduction, and Cena steps up to the microphone to discuss a major upcoming project: The John Cena Classic. He announces that the special tournament will take place on December 14 at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Furthermore, he reveals a massive broadcasting doubleheader for that day, featuring two episodes of Raw—one originating from Perth, Australia, and another live from Orlando.

Cena turns his attention to the covered belt standing beside him, pulling the sheet away to unveil a sparkling gold championship featuring his own face etched into the design. He explains that he wants to show respect to the loyal fans by giving them the power to vote on the participants through Club WWE. Transitioning to the tournament lineup, Cena announces the very first invitee: Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes. Rhodes’s music immediately hits, and he walks out to join Cena in the ring.

John Cena tells Cody Rhodes that Brooklyn clearly understands why he stands at number one. He explains that being the top guy means setting the pace and the tone for the entire industry. Cena reveals his upcoming schedule, noting he will visit NXT to invite top talent while continuing to appear on Raw, SmackDown, and Survivor Series to ensure The John Cena Classic features an elite field.

Cena addresses past criticism where he questioned whether Rhodes could handle the pressure of being the locker room leader. He admits he was wrong, confessing that Rhodes is carrying the mantle even better than he ever could. Expressing immense respect, Cena states it is an honor to extend the very first invitation to Rhodes.

The two share a moment of mutual respect in the middle of the ring and embrace, but Randy Orton’s entrance music abruptly cuts them off.

Randy Orton Confronts Cody Rhodes

John Cena walks past Randy Orton on the ramp without acknowledging him, leaving Orton and Cody Rhodes face-to-face in the ring before Orton strikes a pose. Rhodes quickly takes off his jacket and tie, but Orton tells him to calm down, apologizing for interrupting what he sarcastically calls a little circle jerk. Orton points out that with Crown Jewel right around the corner, he wanted to make sure he had the undisputed champion’s undivided attention.

Orton shifts the discussion to the brutal realities of a Last Man Standing match. He notes that while Cody might view it as just another match stipulation—one in which Rhodes has zero prior experience—it means something entirely different to him. Reminiscing about his legendary career, Orton mentions that twenty-five years ago he broke into the business alongside icons like John Cena, Brock Lesnar, and Dave Batista. While those peers have retired to pursue movies or business ventures, Orton insists that wrestling is in his blood. He jokes that even if someone breaks his back, he will just call his surgeon, get put back together like Robocop, and keep right on wrestling.

Finally, Orton brings up wrestling history, recalling his brutal Texas Bullrope match against Cody’s father, Dusty Rhodes, at the 2007 Great American Bash—noting that it was Dusty’s final match. Orton issues a chilling warning, declaring that if Cody’s ultimate American Dream is to be just like his daddy, he will gladly make sure that dream becomes a reality by leaving him lying.

Bayley Confronts Adam Pearce Before Heated Clash with Jade Cargill

Bayley visits General Manager Adam Pearce backstage to discuss her next career steps, but the meeting is abruptly interrupted when Jade Cargill, Michin, and B-Fab walk in. Cargill immediately confronts Pearce regarding his roster decisions. Bayley quickly interjects, reminding Cargill that she was speaking to Pearce first.

Cargill fires back with a stern warning, telling Bayley to watch her step or suffer the same fate she inflicted on Charlotte Flair. Unfazed, Bayley mocks the powerhouse star, declaring that she heard rumors about Cargill being pathetic and now realizes they are entirely true.

Logan Paul Delivers Warning Ahead of Crown Jewel

Logan Paul takes the microphone and demands total silence, ordering the audience to behold the future of the business. He claims fans have lost perspective by believing superstars like Je’Von Evans and Penta represent the next era. Paul highlights how his allies have dismantled both men week after week, pointing out that Bron Breakker put Evans through an ambulance while Bronson Reed delivered a Tsunami through the ring to put Penta down.

Paul promises to dish out another harsh reminder to ensure Evans, Penta, and Dragon Lee return to obscurity. Looking ahead to Saturday, he expresses sarcastic pity for Evans and Penta, warning that the Tag Team Champions will thoroughly embarrass them on the big stage.

Je’Von Evans, Penta, and Dragon Lee vs. Austin Theory, Bron Breakker, and Bronson Reed

All six men clash in the ring to spark an immediate brawl. Austin Theory and Je’Von Evans remain inside as Evans lands early punches. Theory cuts him off with a kick and tags in Bronson Reed. Theory delivers a snapmare, allowing Reed to land a heavy back senton. Bron Breakker and Theory tag in for a double-team move. Theory holds Evans for Breakker’s spear, but Penta trips Breakker to the floor.

Penta delivers a thrust kick to Breakker outside. Dragon Lee tags into the match and kicks Theory. Lee follows up with a slingshot hesitation kick to the corner. He knocks Reed off the apron before landing a dropkick on Theory. Penta tags back in and launches Lee into Reed with a flying kick. Furthermore, Penta leaps off Lee’s back for a flip dive onto Reed, Breakker, and Theory.

Back inside, Penta kicks Breakker’s leg and strikes Reed. Lee headbutts Theory, but Reed tags back in. Theory distracts the referee, allowing Maxxine to grab Lee on the outside. Reed capitalizes with a leg drop and a headbutt. Breakker enters to hit a gutwrench suplex for a two-count. He taunts Evans, prompting the referee to keep Evans on the apron.

Theory tags in and kicks Lee to maintain control. Reed tags in to choke Lee against the middle rope. He executes a hard Irish whip into the corner. Breakker and Theory tag in for quick succession moves. Reed lands a splash, while Theory and Breakker hit clotheslines for a near fall. Theory punches Lee, but Lee answers with a boot out of the corner.

Reed misses a back senton attempt, giving Lee space. Penta and Breakker tag in as legal men. Penta knocks Theory off the apron and kicks Breakker’s leg. He delivers a wraparound bulldog and a hesitation headstand kick for two. Penta attempts the Penta Driver, but Breakker blocks it with a knee. Evans tags in and combines with Penta for a barrage of superkicks for a near fall.

Theory drives Evans shoulder-first into the ring post. Reed connects with an Oklahoma Stampede, but Penta cuts him off with a thrust kick. Breakker levels Penta with a flying clothesline. He charges for a spear, but Evans side-steps him into the ring post. Logan Paul tries handing his briefcase to Theory, but Penta intercepts it. Reed flattens Penta with a running body block.

Lee hits a baseball slide and thrust kick on Reed. However, Reed plants Lee with a Death Valley Driver on the floor. Evans takes out Reed with a plancha to the outside. Back inside, Evans hits a rebound roundkick but misses his double jump cutter attempt. Breakker capitalizes instantly, turning Evans inside out with a spear for the three-count.

Winners: The Vision

Judgment Day Interview Interrupted by Backstage Brawl

Jackie Redmond catches up with members of The Judgment Day backstage for a quick interview. She asks Liv Morgan if pinning Chelsea Green gives her confidence heading into Saturday’s matches. Morgan responds that it does not matter what Tiffany Stratton or IYO SKY do alongside Green. She boldly declares that The Judgment Day remains the greatest faction in the industry. Furthermore, Morgan vows to prove she is the greatest champion of all time.

Suddenly, a massive ruckus erupts directly behind them. Jade Cargill, B-Fab, and Michin launch a brutal surprise attack on Bayley, sending the backstage area into total chaos.

Royce Keys vs. Solo Sikoa

Neither competitor moves as the match begins before locking up in the center of the ring. Royce Keys pushes Solo Sikoa into the corner and fires off punches on the break. Keys continues his assault with a quick combination of punches and kicks. Sikoa answers back with stiff chops, right hands, and headbutts. Keys uses his momentum to deliver a body block against the ropes. Sikoa quickly recovers, dropping Keys with a back elbow that sends him to the floor.

Sikoa reaches out to grab Keys, but Keys counters with a punch and a flying crossbody. Keys corners Sikoa with rapid jabs before climbing the turnbuckles to deliver mounted punches. However, Sikoa halts the attack by dropping Keys neck-first across the top turnbuckle. Sikoa follows up with punches and levels Keys with a clothesline over the top rope to the floor.

On the outside, Keys attempts to launch Sikoa into the ring apron, but Sikoa blocks it. Sikoa then drives Keys hard into the apron. Sikoa attempts an Irish whip into the steel steps, but Keys stops short and sends Sikoa crashing into them instead. Keys capitalizes on the opening, planting Sikoa with a backdrop driver onto the ring apron.

Keys attacks Sikoa with sharp elbows to the throat and delivers a running knee to the head. He follows up with punches and lands two consecutive splashes in the corner. Keys covers Sikoa, but only gets a two-count. He immediately grounds Sikoa with a reverse chin lock before slamming him to the mat. Keys executes a vertical suplex and mockingly shoves Sikoa’s face. Sikoa fights back with punches, but Keys answers with a powerslam for a near fall.

Keys maintains pressure with elbows in the corner and hits another splash. He charges in for a third attempt, but takes too long and Sikoa moves out of the way. Both men unleash clotheslines simultaneously, sending both competitors down to the canvas. They trade heavy strikes as they regain their feet. Sikoa connects with a flying clothesline, followed by a splash in the corner. He sets up for a running hip attack, but Keys recovers and cuts him off with a clothesline.

Sikoa turns the tables with a backdrop and nails his signature running hip attack into the corner. He goes for the Samoan Spike, but Keys dodges the strike and counters with a sit-out spinebuster for a close near fall. Sensing victory, Keys drags Sikoa to his feet and places him on the top turnbuckle to setup a big move.

Sikoa knocks Keys off the turnbuckles and hits a frog splash. Sikoa sets up for the Samoan Spike, but Nima, Price, and Hayes storm the ring to attack Sikoa. The referee immediately calls for the bell to end the match.

Winner: Solo Sikoa (by disqualification)

After the match, the members of 946 stand tall in the ring while Sikoa smirks. Suddenly, Roman Reigns’ music hits, and Reigns comes out alongside Jimmy and Jey Uso. They make their way to the edge of the ring, step onto the apron, and enter the squared circle.

Reigns and Keys exchange heated words before Reigns throws the first punch, causing total chaos to break out. Keys fires back with punches on Reigns, but Reigns sends Keys into the turnbuckles and connects with a Superman Punch. Reigns follows with a Superman Punch to Hayes and sets up for a spear on Keys. However, someone throws a chair directly at Reigns and drops him with a discus clothesline.

The masked man helps Keys back to his feet and circles Reigns. He removes his mask to reveal Cruz Montana! The members of 946 systematically dismantle Reigns, Jimmy, Jey, and Sikoa.

Jaida Parker handcuffs Jimmy to the ropes. Montana punches Reigns, while Nima sends Jey crashing into steel steps held by Price. Price then strikes Sikoa with the steps.

The announce table is cleared, and Reigns is held down to watch Jey take a double chokeslam through the table. Hayes attacks the helpless Jimmy, and Keys plants Reigns with a spinebuster.

As Reigns struggles to his feet, Sami Zayn suddenly appears and levels Reigns with a brutal Helluva Kick. The show goes off the air with commentator Joe Tessitore labeling Zayn’s shocking actions as “disgusting.”

Tudum…

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

Solo Sikoa vs. Royce Keys
John Cena appearance
Roman Reigns appearance
Penta, Je’Von Evans & Dragon Lee vs. The Vision (Bronson Reed, Austin Theory, & Bron Breakker)
Intercontinental Championship: Chad Gable (c) vs Ethan Page
Chelsea Green, IYO SKY, & Tiffany Stratton vs. Judgment Day (Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, & Roxanne Perez)

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