LIVE WWE RAW Results – November 9, 2026

WWE RAW Results – November 9, 2026. Welcome to WrestlingAttitude’s live coverage results of WWE RAW on November 9, from the Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, South Carolina.

Highlights from Saturday’s action-packed WWE Crown Jewel event kick off the broadcast. We move inside the Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, South Carolina.

The crowd erupts as the newly crowned World Tag Team Champions, Penta and Je’Von Evans, make their entrance to the ring.

Penta grabs the microphone to express his gratitude to the cheering fans. He declares that they officially did it and stand before everyone as the new tag team champions. Je’Von Evans admits he doesn’t mean to be selfish, but he can’t hide his excitement over winning his very first title in WWE.

Penta agrees with his young partner, reminding the audience that they are the new champions and emphasizing that the most important thing of all is that they carry “Cero Miedo” into their reign.

The celebration is abruptly cut short when Bron Breakker charges the ring, leveling both champions with a pair of ruthless spears. Breakker hoists Evans high above his head with a military press, dropping him down into a knee-shattering gutbuster.

Breakker grabs a microphone and makes his intentions clear. He says there is only one man he came out here to fight, and he refuses to leave until he gets him. Bron barks into the mic, calling out Oba Femi to step up and face him face-to-face.

Oba Femi’s music hits, and the imposing powerhouse makes his way down the entrance ramp to answer the challenge. Femi steps into the ring, and the two juggernauts immediately trade heavy right hands in a wild brawl until Femi unleashes a crushing clothesline that sends Breakker tumbling over the top rope to the floor.

Femi grabs a mic and promises Breakker that if he wants a fight tonight, he officially has it. Breakker retreats up the ramp and calls out the rest of his faction, bringing Austin Theory, Logan Paul, and Maxxine Dupri out to join him at ringside.

Bron Breakker vs. Oba Femi

Bron Breakker and Oba Femi charge each other at the bell. They trade heavy blows until Breakker backs Femi into the corner with a series of shoulder thrusts. Femi fires back with sharp right hands. He sends Breakker across the ring with an Irish whip, and turns him inside out with a devastating clothesline.

Breakker counters by driving Femi back into the corner to unload more shoulder strikes. Femi locks in a tight front facelock, breaking the hold to land a stiff punch that drops Breakker flat onto his back.

Femi drives Breakker face-first into the turnbuckle with snake eyes before hammering him with heavy elbows in the corner. He transitions into a wristlock and arm wringer, following up with a hard shoulder block.

Breakker slips out of a bodyslam attempt and levels Femi with a running clothesline. Breakker hurls Femi into the turnbuckles. He misses a follow-up clothesline, allowing Femi to catch him with a crushing uranage backbreaker and rain down right hands.

Breakker snaps Oba Femi down with a shoulder breaker before rolling to the outside floor to catch his breath. Femi pursues him, but Breakker counters by driving Femi hard into the edge of the ring apron and slamming him into the announce table.

Oba quickly reverses the momentum, hurling Breakker shoulder-first into the steel ring post. Femi charges with a running uppercut, but Breakker sidesteps, causing Femi to smash his arm directly into the post.

Breakker drapes Femi across the announce table, scaling the apron to launch himself off with a flying clothesline that crushes Femi onto the desk. Breakker drives Femi into the table once more, slams him into the ring post, and applies a sharp arm wringer to weaken the limb.

They return to the ring, where Breakker pummels Femi with right hands and launches him across the ring with a hard Irish whip. Breakker executes a clean suplex for a near fall, but Femi fights back by trapping him in a tight bear hug.

Breakker escapes with a desperate punch, but Femi sends him across the ring and lands a running uppercut in the corner. Femi attempts a second uppercut, but Breakker dodges, leaving Femi to crash face-first into the turnbuckles before Breakker unloads with punches.

Bron Breakker slams Oba Femi down to score a two-count. Breakker attempts a suplex, but Femi blocks the move and hits a suplex of his own.

Femi follows up with a pop-up uppercut and lands a running uppercut into the corner. He strikes Breakker with a second uppercut, then hits a third before Breakker rolls out to the floor.

Femi follows Breakker outside and hits a running corkscrew uppercut that sends both men flying over the announce table. Breakker distracts the referee, allowing Austin Theory to grab Femi, but Femi kicks Theory away.

Breakker charges for a spear, but Femi avoids it and sends Breakker crashing into the ring post. Femi rolls Breakker inside and hits a chokeslam for a near fall.

Oba sets up for a second chokeslam, but Breakker slips out of the hold. Femi lands another uppercut, but Breakker responds with a WARP spear for a two-count.

Logan Paul slides brass knuckles to Breakker, but Breakker swings and misses. Femi executes a toss powerbomb and sets up for Fall from Grace as Paul steps onto the ring apron.

Breakker strikes Femi with the brass knuckles while Femi is distracted. Breakker attempts another WARP spear, but Femi counters and plants Breakker with the Fall from Grace.

Theory rushes the ring and attacks Femi, prompting the referee to ring the bell for a disqualification.

Winner: Oba Femi (by disqualification)

Following the bell, Theory, Breakker, and Paul continue their attack on Femi until Je’Von Evans and Penta sprint down to the ring to make the save.

Backstage With Iyo Sky

Jackie Redmond interviews Iyo Sky backstage regarding her upcoming tag team match and the identity of her mystery partner. Sky declines to reveal the name, explaining that keeping the secret provides a major strategic advantage. Sky adds that she looks forward to seeing the reaction when her partner is revealed, expressing complete confidence that they will defeat Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez tonight.

Elsewhere, Byron Saxton stands by with Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, and Roxanne Perez.

Saxton brings up Morgan’s loss on Saturday. Morgan criticizes Saxton for not asking about her well-being first, claiming Chelsea Green’s victory was a fluke. Morgan states that she handed Green the biggest win of her career and insists Green should be grateful. She adds that despite the loss, she remains the greatest women’s world champion of all time.

Saxton turns to Rodriguez and Perez to ask about their tag match and who they expect Sky’s partner to be.

Rodriguez dismisses the mystery, stating it does not matter who Sky finds. She questions whether the partner could be Green, Tiffany Stratton, or Rhea Ripley, noting that Ripley will not return tonight and concluding that Sky has no options. Perez adds that Sky does not understand the strength of family, declaring that no partner Sky chooses will match The Judgment Day.

– The 946 arrive at the arena.

Ethan Page makes his way down to the ring accompanied by four women.

Page grabs a microphone and declares that his championship victory was inevitable. He claims he defeated a man who was on the run of his life, adding that his opponent was never a truly great champion. Page notes that his predecessor trained hard, lost his identity, traveled to Mexico, and brought his family along for the tour.

Page asserts that a real man now holds the championship. He points out that unlike the former champion, he does not bring his wife on the road, but instead travels with four potential wives. Page concludes by proclaiming that the title is officially held by “All Ego” Ethan Page.

Chad Gable’s music hits, interrupting Page’s promo as Gable makes his way out to confront the champion.

Ethan Page dismisses the women accompanying him, telling them they can leave so he can attend to business.

Chad Gable says he came out to congratulate Page on winning fair and square last week. Gable admits that a year ago this would have gotten under his skin, but notes that it changes nothing now. Chad adds that less than a week later, Page is driving fancy cars with models on his arm and speaking about his family. Gable tells Page that no matter how he handles the situation, one thing remains true: Page is just an asshole.

Big Cass interrupts and makes his way to the ring. Cass tells Gable that everyone knows where this is going, pointing out that Page wouldn’t be Intercontinental Champion without him. Cass states that if anyone deserves the first title shot, it is him.

Rey Fenix makes his entrance next. Fenix notes that the last time he was on Raw, he defeated Page in the center of the ring. Fenix argues that he is the only person who truly deserves a championship opportunity.

As the three potential contenders argue, Page steps in and says they all make valid points. Page tells Gable that his ceiling is the Intercontinental Title, tells Fenix he is already a champion elsewhere, and tells Cass that he is simply tall. Page suggests they figure out who gets the match and let him know.

General Manager Adam Pearce comes out and admits he agrees with Page. Pearce states that all three men have a legitimate claim, officially booking a Triple Threat Number One Contender’s Match to take place immediately.

Number One Contender’s Match: Big Cass vs. Rey Fenix vs. Chad Gable

Big Cass starts the match by striking Chad Gable with a forearm, prompting Rey Fenix to chop Cass. He backs Fenix into the corner to deliver a heavy chop, but Gable steps in to chop Cass. Cass chops Gable back, chokes him across the ropes, and lands a double thrust and forearm.

Cass chops Fenix, chokes him with his boot, and pummels Gable in the corner. Fenix breaks up the assault with a running kick to the back of Cass’s head. Cass recovers quickly, crushing both men with splash maneuvers in the corner.

Fenix kicks Cass in the leg, setting up a combination attack where Fenix connects with a superkick while Gable lands a flying headbutt. Rey and Gable shake hands before trading forearms.

Fenix lands a kick, but Gable counters with a back body drop. Gable attempts a powerbomb, but Fenix escapes. Fenix slips out of an Olympic Slam attempt, but Gable catches him with an overhead belly-to-belly suplex into the turnbuckles for a near fall.

Chad Gable misses a top-rope moonsault but rolls through cleanly upon landing. Rey Fenix capitalizes with a rolling cutter to score a two-count. Gable quickly locks an ankle lock on Fenix, holding on despite Fenix’s efforts to kick him off. Fenix eventually rolls through, sending Gable tumbling to the floor.

On the outside, Big Cass plants Gable with a Bossman Slam. Fenix attempts a suicide dive onto Cass, but Cass catches him in mid-air. Fenix escapes the hold, only for Cass to level him with a big boot. Cass and Gable trade punches and chops at ringside before Cass drives Gable into the barrier and chokeslams him over into the timekeeper’s area.

Cass rolls Fenix back into the ring, landing a forearm to the back and driving him into the turnbuckles. Gable returns to the apron, landing shoulder thrusts and forearms, but Cass hits a forearm of his own to pull Gable back inside. Cass executes a suplex, grounds Gable with a rear chinlock, knocks Fenix off the apron, and lands a side slam on Gable for a near fall.

Cass grabs Gable by the throat, but Fenix cuts him off with a superkick. Gable answers by hitting a chaos-inducing German suplex on Fenix, holding on for a second attempt. Cass misses a clothesline, allowing Gable to attempt a German suplex on him as well. Fenix breaks it up with a rolling Codebreaker, and Gable immediately counters with an Olympic Slam on Fenix for a near fall.

Gable locks an ankle lock on Cass. Fenix attempts a springboard handspring move, but Gable intercepts him and traps Fenix in an ankle lock as well. Fenix rolls through into a victory roll for a two-count. Cass drops Gable with a big boot, while Fenix fires off kicks at Cass. Cass blocks a superkick and misses a big boot, allowing Fenix to land a scorpion kick followed by a running kick off the top rope.

The action breaks down as Gable attempts Chaos Theory on Cass, knocking Fenix off the ropes in the process, but Gable cannot secure the cover. Fenix lands a running kick on Gable, but Cass crotches Fenix on the ropes again. Cass lands a boot on Gable and follows up with a chokeslam, but Fenix executes a frog splash onto both men to break the cover and pin Gable for the three-count.

Winner: Rey Fenix

946 Launch Post-Match Assault

Following the bell, 946 rush the ring and launch a brutal attack on Gable, Fenix, and Cass.

Keys sits down in the center of the ring to watch as the assault continues around him. Montana lays Fenix out with a discus clothesline, while Nima and Price combine to hit a double torture rack bomb.

Keys grabs a microphone and declares “one by one by one by one.” He issues a direct warning to Roman Reigns, telling him that this could be his family unless Reigns comes out tonight and acknowledges him.

Cody Rhodes Addresses the WWE Universe

Cody Rhodes makes his way down to the ring to a massive ovation from the fans in Greenville.

Rhodes asks the arena what they want to talk about, addressing his brutal victory over Randy Orton at WWE Crown Jewel to stand tall as the last man standing. He notes that while he didn’t strictly need to punt Orton to secure the win, everyone has asked him how it felt. Rhodes admits that saying he liked it would be a lie—because he loved it.

Shifting his focus to the future, Rhodes addresses the upcoming Team USA versus Team Mexico clash at Survivor Series. Speaking as the captain of Team USA, Rhodes invites opposing captain Rey Mysterio out to the ring to talk captain-to-captain.

Rey Mysterio makes his entrance and tells Cody Rhodes that he wants to put the best of Mexico against the best of the USA at Survivor Series. Rey adds that he cannot think of a better captain for Team USA than Rhodes, noting that choosing four additional team members will not be an easy task for either side.

Rhodes responds by telling Rey that he is the greatest luchador of all time. He acknowledges that Rey intends to assemble a banner lineup for Team Mexico and promises that he will put together an equally formidable squad for Team USA.

Dominik Mysterio interrupts the exchange, walking down to the ring accompanied by JD McDonagh.

Dominik challenges Rhodes’ statement, arguing that he forgot the true king of the luchadors. He expresses disbelief that his father was named captain of Team Mexico, calling him a deadbeat and taking personal shots at his personal life. Dominik adds that despite their issues, he will not let personal feelings get in the way of building the team, offering to join Team Mexico and take over as captain so Rey can return to AAA.

Rey tells Dominik that while he might think he is onto something, he needs to get out of the ring because his answer is a flat no.

Dominik calls his father an idiot before turning his attention to Rhodes, calling him a man of vision and suggesting that Rhodes recruit him as an asset to defeat Team Mexico.

Rhodes pauses to consider the proposition, calling it a tremendous offer. However, on behalf of the team he has yet to assemble, the fans in attendance, and the entire country, Rhodes politely declines the offer.

Dominik demands to know who Rhodes could possibly recruit who is better than him, but his question is cut short as CM Punk’s music hits, bringing Punk out to join the confrontation.

CM Punk tells Dominik Mysterio that is how to light up a room, asking the crowd if there is anything better than being in Greenville. He admits he took a few losses recently, noting that on SmackDown he was on the wrong end of a chain-wrapped fist, but emphasizes that he wants to get back into the win column.

Punk says the Survivor Series match is right up his alley, pointing out that while he can beat five guys in five weeks, beating five guys in one night sounds even better. Punk turns to Cody Rhodes and states that he respects everyone in the ring—except for Dominik—before officially throwing his hat into the ring to join Team USA.

Dominik asks Rhodes if he is really going to let an old has-been join the team, insisting that he is the one who deserves the spot. JD McDonagh steps up and shoves Punk.

Punk retaliates with a back heel kick to McDonagh, while Rhodes lands a kick and a punch on Dominik. Rey Mysterio takes advantage of the opening, launching himself through the ropes to deliver a double 619 to both Dominik and McDonagh. Rhodes follows up with a CrossRhodes on Dominik, and Punk caps off the segment by hitting the Go 2 Sleep on McDonagh to clear the ring.

Bayley vs. Michin

Michin misses a dropkick as the match begins, allowing Bayley to roll her up for a quick two-count. Bayley applies a headlock, but Michin reaches the ropes to force a break.

Michin misses a clothesline, and Bayley fires back with forearms. Bayley whips Michin into the corner, hits a clothesline, and follows up with a sliding dropkick through the turnbuckles. The Role Model then sends Michin crashing into the ringside barrier.

Bayley rolls Michin back into the ring and attempts a lift, but Michin rakes Bayley’s eyes to escape. Michin executes a suplex to score a near fall.

Michin delivers a kick to the back followed by forearms to control the pace. She lands a punch and a kick to the midsection before Bayley tries to fight back with forearms of her own. Michin cuts off the momentum by driving Bayley into the turnbuckles and choking her in the corner.

Michin climbs to the top turnbuckle, but Bayley stops her with a forearm. Bayley sets up for a superplex, but Michin lands punches to block the move. Michin kicks Bayley off the turnbuckles, causing Bayley’s head to strike the pads. Michin hits a missile dropkick that sends Bayley to the outside floor.

Michin sends Bayley into the ringside barrier and delivers a chop. They trade punches on the floor before returning to the ring. Michin executes a suplex to score a near fall. Michin locks in a bow and arrow stretch, but Bayley shifts into a lateral press for a two-count. Michin transitions into a front facelock paired with a body scissors.

Bayley backs Michin into the turnbuckles, connects with a shoulder strike, and hits a slam. Bayley hits a second slam followed by an elbow drop. Bayley lands clotheslines and a belly-to-back suplex. Bayley executes a cutter across the ropes for a near fall.

Michin avoids the Rose Plant and lands a German suplex for a two-count. Both competitors trade punches in the center of the ring. Michin blocks a kick and hits a sit-out powerbomb for a near fall. Michin delivers kicks to the head, but Bayley catches her in a crossface. Michin escapes the hold. Bayley blocks a powerbomb attempt, hitting a back body drop and a belly-to-belly suplex for a near fall.

Michin dodges another Rose Plant, and Bayley blocks Eat Defeat. Bayley applies a single-leg crab, but Michin kicks her off into the turnbuckles to break the hold. Michin connects with Eat Defeat, but she cannot make a quick cover. Michin charges into the corner, misses a shoulder strike, and hits the ring post. Bayley executes a sunset flip powerbomb into the turnbuckles for a near fall.

Bayley climbs the turnbuckle for an elbow drop, but Michin steps onto the apron. They exchange forearms on the apron before Michin scales the ropes. Bayley press slams Michin to the mat, climbs up top, and connects with the elbow drop to secure the pinfall.

Winner: Bayley

Following the bell, B-Fab and Jade attack Bayley in the ring.

Charlotte Flair’s music hits, bringing her out alongside Tatum Paxley and Alexa Bliss to even the odds. Fatal Influence intercepts them as they head toward the ring, launching a surprise attack.

Lainey strikes Flair with a knee, allowing Jacy to hurl Flair into the ring directly into Jade’s path. Jade catches Flair and plants her with Jaded.

Rey Mysterio Recruits Penta for Team Mexico

Rey Mysterio stops by backstage to congratulate Penta on winning the World Tag Team Championship. Rey asks Penta if he heard the announcement regarding the Survivor Series match, noting that Team Mexico would not be complete without him. Rey asks if he can rely on Penta to join the squad.

Penta responds that Mexico gave him everything, stating that he is now fighting for his country. Penta confirms that he is officially in for Team Mexico.

Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez vs. Iyo Sky and Becky Lynch

Becky Lynch is revealed as Iyo Sky’s mystery partner. Becky and Roxanne Perez start the match, with Becky pulling Perez through the ropes and sending her crashing into the turnbuckles before landing a series of kicks. Becky attempts a uranage, but Perez escapes the hold and tags in Raquel Rodriguez.

Becky locks in a waistlock, but Raquel easily swings her off. Becky fires back with a kick and an elbow, then attempts a crossbody. Raquel catches her in mid-air, but Becky counters into a sleeper hold. Raquel breaks free with a snapmare, drives a splash into the corner, and follows up with a series of grounded elbows.

Becky escapes a chokeslam attempt and dropscripts Raquel to the outside floor. Iyo Sky tags into the match. Becky launches a baseball slide to Raquel through Iyo’s legs, knocks Perez off the apron, and allows Iyo to connect with an Asai moonsault onto both opponents on the floor.

Iyo rolls Perez back inside and scores a near fall with forearms. Raquel blocks an Irish whip attempt and reverses it, but runs straight into a boot. Iyo knocks Perez off the apron again, and when Raquel blocks a hurricanrana attempt, she turns it into a hotshot across the top rope for a near fall.

Liv Morgan lands a punch on Iyo Sky while the referee is distracted. Raquel Rodriguez applies a half nelson and chin bar, preventing Iyo from making a tag. Raquel hits an elbow drop for a near fall, drives a kick into Iyo’s midsection, and counters Iyo’s punches with a knee strike and snake eyes into the turnbuckles.

Roxanne Perez tags in and kicks Iyo while Raquel holds her in place. Perez delivers a knee drop to the arm, drapes Iyo across the top rope, and scores a near fall. Perez locks in a rear chin lock, but Iyo escapes with a snapmare and a shotei palm strike.

Raquel tags back in to cut off the tag attempt, sending Iyo to the floor. Iyo counters by executing a victory roll into a double stomp before making the tag to Becky Lynch.

Becky enters the ring with clotheslines and a leg lariat. She lands a forearm on Perez, knocks Raquel into Perez, and hits a springboard round kick on Raquel. Becky escapes a slam and hurls Raquel over the top rope to the floor, though Perez quickly drops Becky across the top rope. Becky answers with a forearm to Perez on the turnbuckles, scales the ropes, and connects with a superplex. Becky rolls through into a DDT for a near fall.

Perez fires back with a rollup for a two-count and avoids the Pop Rox. Becky counters by hitting a uranage for another near fall. Raquel takes out Iyo on the floor, pulls Perez into her corner, and takes the tag.

Becky hits a jawbreaker followed by punches, an uppercut, and a back heel kick. Liv Morgan grabs Becky’s ankle from ringside, allowing Raquel to hit a big boot and a Tejana Bomb. Iyo breaks up the pinfall just in time, tags herself in, and avoids Raquel to deliver a pendulum kick.

Iyo climbs to the top rope, hits a crossbody, flips through, and drills Raquel with a running double-knee strike in the corner. Iyo returns to the top rope for a moonsault, but Liv Morgan jumps onto the apron. Raquel strikes Iyo from behind, sending Iyo crashing shoulder-first into the ring post. Becky knocks Liv off the apron and nails Perez with a forearm off the steel steps.

Raquel attempts a Tejana Bomb, but Iyo escapes the hold. Raquel charges and crashes shoulder-first into the ring post. Iyo scales the top turnbuckle and connects with the moonsault to secure the pinfall.

Winners: Iyo Sky and Becky Lynch

Following the bell, Becky Lynch takes a microphone and states that while both she and Liv Morgan want to be done with each other, the rivalry is not over until they have a fair fight. Becky tells Liv to keep her stablemates in the back unless she wants to prove she is the biggest coward of all time.

Fatal Influence Backstage Interview

Byron Saxton stands backstage with Fatal Influence, asking them about their attack on Alexa Bliss, Charlotte Flair, and Tatum Paxley, as well as their apparent alliance with Jade, Michin, and B-Fab.

Jacy Jayne tells Saxton that it is all about making a statement that they dominate WWE. She explains that the transaction with B-Fab, Michin, and Jade was meant to let Charlotte and her friends know who truly runs the place.

Fallon Henley states that Charlotte and her group are not the victims, pointing out that Tatum and Alexa cost them the tag team titles last week. Fallon adds that they will never beat Fatal Influence at their own game.

Lainey Reed addresses Bayley directly, warning her to be careful with her actions after being made an example of earlier in the night.

Jacy caps off the segment by declaring that tonight was a message to both locker rooms that Fatal Influence will do whatever they want, adding that no one is above the influence.

Adam Pearce Updates The Judgment Day

Adam Pearce walks into The Judgment Day’s backstage area, announcing that he is there to discuss upcoming championship matches.

Liv Morgan expresses disbelief that Pearce is granting Becky Lynch a title match. Pearce clarifies that the championship match between Liv and Becky will take place at Survivor Series.

Pearce adds that he has a second title match to announce, officially booking Iyo Sky to defend the Intercontinental Championship against Raquel Rodriguez next week.

John Cena Announced for Upcoming Shows

Announcers confirm that John Cena will be appearing on SmackDown later this week, as well as on next week’s edition of Raw.

Cody Rhodes Recruits Je’Von Evans

Cody Rhodes is seen backstage speaking with World Tag Team Champion Je’Von Evans, advising Evans to carefully think about the offer to join Team USA.

Penta walks into the frame, and Evans acknowledges that while they are currently tag team champions together, he wants to make sure Penta is okay with him joining Team USA. Penta confirms he has no issue with it, noting that he is representing Team Mexico.

Evans warns his tag team partner that he won’t take it easy on him when they square off at Survivor Series.

Roman Reigns Answers the Challenge

Roman Reigns takes the microphone and states that it sounds like plenty of people want to see him tonight. He tells Royce Keys that none of the things Keys wants can happen until he gets the arena to acknowledge him.

The arena lights go out as Royce Keys makes his Death Riders entrance through the crowd, flanked by security.

Roman looks around the arena, searching for reinforcements.

Royce asks Roman if this is what it feels like, noting that while he respects Roman for being a man of his word by coming out to face him alone, Royce himself is not a man of his word. Royce asks if Roman takes him for a fool who would show up by himself.

Roman calmly asks Royce if he really thinks he is standing alone.

The 946 emerge from the crowd, while The Usos and Solo Sikoa walk out through the fire of the 946Mobile. Jacob Fatu makes his shocking return alongside them.

Roman unloads with Superman punches. Cruz grabs Roman from behind, and Price joins in to swarm him.

Jimmy, Jey, Solo, and Fatu walk halfway down the ramp before breaking into a full sprint to storm the ring. Jimmy and Jey land a double superkick on Price before launching themselves over the top rope with a double suicide dive. Solo spikes Nima with a Samoan Spike to send him crashing to the floor.

Roman re-enters the ring with Royce, but Keys attacks Roman from behind and drives kicks into his ribs. Keys sets up for a powerbomb, but Jacob Fatu intercepts him with the Tongan Death Grip. Hayes tries to stop Fatu, but Fatu catches him with a pop-up Samoan drop. Fatu flattens Hayes with a running hip attack and hits his signature buffering taunt.

Fatu heads to the announce table, and Solo helps him clear off the monitors. Solo punches Hayes and drapes him across the announce table. Fatu scales the top rope and crashes down with a massive frog splash, smashing Hayes straight through the table.

As the chaos unfolds, Roman grabs a microphone and issues a direct challenge back to Royce. Roman tells Royce that if he wants to challenge him, the challenge is accepted—declaring WarGames.

The show goes off the air as the credits roll.

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

Fallout from WWE Crown Jewel
Ethan Page to appear
Cody Rhodes to appear
Bayley vs. Michin
Iyo Sky & Mystery Partner vs. Roxanne Perez & Raquel Rodriguez

WWE RAW Preview – November 9, 2026

WWE Crown Jewel is in the rearview mirror, and tonight’s RAW begins the fallout from one of the biggest events of the year. While the card remains light on announced matches, several major names are already scheduled to appear as new rivalries begin and old ones continue.

Fallout From Crown Jewel

The biggest stories coming out of Crown Jewel are expected to dominate tonight’s show. New champions, title challengers, and unresolved issues all leave plenty of questions heading into RAW. With Survivor Series season approaching, tonight could shape the direction of the red brand for the rest of the year.

Ethan Page Appears

Ethan Page is advertised for tonight’s broadcast. After remaining a key part of the RAW landscape in recent months, Page now has an opportunity to address his next move following the events of Crown Jewel.

Cody Rhodes Returns To RAW

Cody Rhodes is also scheduled to appear. Rhodes remains one of WWE’s biggest stars, and all eyes will be on what he has to say following Crown Jewel and the latest chapter of his ongoing rivalries.

Bayley vs. Michin

Bayley returns to action against Michin in singles competition. Both women continue to fight for position in a crowded women’s division, making tonight’s match an important opportunity to gain momentum.

IYO SKY & Mystery Partner vs. Roxanne Perez & Raquel Rodriguez

IYO SKY teams with a mystery partner to face Judgment Day’s Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez. Perez and Rodriguez continue to represent one of the strongest alliances in the women’s division, while the identity of SKY’s partner remains one of the biggest questions heading into the show.

WWE RAW Results – November 9, 2026