WWE Raw Results 9/28/26
Fiserv Forum
Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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Commentators: (Joe Tessitore & Wade Barrett)

Ring Announcer: Alicia Taylor

Transcription by Josh Lopez

– The show kicked off with an In Memory Graphic for Benjamin Satterley aka Neville/PAC who unfortunately passed away yesterday at the age of 40.

The Bloodline & Jaida Parker Segment 

Jey Uso: I said, The Bloodline is now in your city.

Jimmy Uso: So, here we go. For the past month, we got this 946 issue that The Bloodline need to take care of, and y’all have seen it, week after week. I mean, one week, we got our car bashed in, jumped in the back, and left leaking on the concrete. One week, we got our whole damn truck blown up. But last week on Raw, what 946 decide to do was something we can’t come back from, after you decided to kidnap my little brother. Now, everyone knows The Bloodline has got family drama, y’all have seen it, we’ve been through it, but that’s still our blood, that’s still our family, that’s my little brother, that’s our little brother.

Jacob Fatu: Week by week, I’ve been telling my brothers to lay low and play it slow. Week by week, I’ve been telling my brothers our first move is not our first move. Hell, week by week, I’ve been telling my brothers, not tonight, not tonight, not tonight, not tonight. Hey! Big Jim, YEET Man, this one is on me, my bad, because tonight, none of that matters. Tonight, everything is out the window. Tonight, line it all up, because 946, we’re about to dog walk y’all ass. Hey, and let’s keep it 100, if you ain’t know, The Bloodline is all gas, no brakes with it, YADADAMEAN! FATU!

Jey Uso: Hey, hey, hey. 946, we’re in this bitch. This is your warning shot. Blow!

– A truck arrives at Fiserv Forum. The Bloodline assumes it’s 946, so they start running to the parking lot. A stagehand opens the truck, and tells the unknown person that Adam Pearce is waiting to talk. Jacob drops the stagehand. Out comes Jaida Parker. Jacob Fatu says, hell no, he’s pissed. Jey asks Jaida what she’s doing here. Jaida says that she’s here to talk to Adam Pearce and walks away to close this segment.

– PENTA runs into Je’Von Evans in the backstage area. Je’Von asks Penta if he’s good. Penta asks Je’Von if he’s ready for Money In The Bank. Je’Von says that he’s ready to become the youngest MITB Winner of All-Time. The Judgment Day joins the conversation. Dominik Mysterio says that Penta stole his spot in MITB. He would’ve won the match if he wasn’t distracted by Adam Pearce and his power trip with making a Triple Threat Match. Does Penta even care that Solo got kidnapped? JD McDonagh calls Penta ice cold. Je’Von says that JD has a good heart, but he has a big ass head. JD says that he can use his big ass head to knock Je’Von’s teeth out. Penta says that Dominik looks like he’s more focused this week. He then challenges Dominik and Funko Pop to a tag team match, because him and Je’Von Evans have Cero Miedo.

– Big news: WWE and WBD’s Bleacher Report have announced a new multi-year partnership to showcase highlights from all the weekly television shows and PLE’s on Bleacher Report and House Of Highlights.

First Match: Lola Vice vs. Roxanne Perez 

Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Perez tugs on Vice’s hair. Perez backs Vice into the turnbuckles. The referee calls for a clean break. That leads us to a quick shoving contest. Vice applies a side headlock. Perez whips Vice across the ring. Vice drops Perez with a shoulder tackle. Vice starts shaking her hips. Perez drops down on the canvas. Perez goes for a Hip Toss, but Vice counters with a side headlock. Perez reverses the hold. Vice whips Perez across the ring. Vice with a Deep Arm-Drag. Perez drops down on the canvas. Perez side steps Vice into the ropes. Perez with a Spinning Back Kick. Perez grabs a side headlock. Vice whips Perez across the ring. Perez goes for a Hip Toss, but Vice counters with The Cross-Arm-Breaker. Perez transitions into another side headlock. Vice drops down on the canvas. Perez slaps Vice in the face. Perez takes a bow. Vice with a double leg takedown. Vice with Muay Thai Knee Strikes. Vice follows that with an Irish Whip/Rib Kick Combination. Perez holds onto the ropes. Perez dodges The Spinning Back Fist. Perez regroups on the outside.

Perez is trying to walk out on the match. Vice catches up to Perez. Vice grabs Perez by her hair. Vice slams Perez’s head on the ring apron. Vice unloads a series of chops. Vice goes for a Springboard Arm-Drag, but Perez holds onto the ropes. Perez stomps on Vice’s face. Perez transitions into a ground and pound attack. Perez sends Vice to the corner. Perez with a Running Uppercut. Vice applies The Rear Naked Choke. Perez rolls Vice over for a two count. Both ladies spill to the outside. Perez drives Vice back first into the steel ring steps. Perez with a Hammerlock Northern Lights Suplex on the floor. Perez poses for the crowd. Perez has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Vice with a Release German Suplex. Vice with Two Mid-Kicks. Vice follows that with Three Spin Kicks. Vice with a series of shoulder kicks. Vice plays to the crowd. Vice delivers Vice City. Vice with a Saito Suplex for a two count. Perez clings onto the bottom rope. Perez with a drop toe hold into the middle rope. Perez with a Running Uppercut across the back of Vice’s neck.

Perez with a Double Springboard MoonSault for a two count. Perez applies The CrossFace. Vice responds with The Triangle Choke. Perez with a bridging pinning combination for a two count. Forearm Exchange. Vice delivers her combination offense. Perez with a Running Uppercut. Vice responds with a Roundhouse Kick. Vice goes for a German Suplex, but Perez rolls her over for a two count. Perez avoids The Roundhouse Kick. Perez with a Spinning Back Kick. Perez goes for The Pop Rocks, but Vice counters with The MIA Spinning Back Fist to pickup the victory. After the match, Raquel Rodriguez drops Vice with The Big Boot. Rodriguez is putting the boots to Vice. Sol Ruca storms into the ring to make the save. Ruca ducks a clothesline from Rodriguez. Ruca with a Springboard Crossbody Block. Rodriguez launches Ruca over the top rope. Ruca with The Apron Enzuigiri. Ruca with The Springboard Missile Dropkick. Ruca pops back on her feet. Ruca goes for The Sol Snatcher, but Perez drives her face first into the top turnbuckle pad. Rodriguez connects with The Tejana Bomb. Perez with a Spinning Back Kick to Vice. Perez plants Vice with The Pop Rocks. The Judgment Day stands tall over Ruca and Vice.

Winner: Lola Vice via Pinfall 

– Grammy Award Nominated Singer, Rapper, Songwriter Ty Dolla $ign is in the house.

– Jackie Redmond had a backstage interview with Dragon Lee & Big Cass. How is Dragon feeling about his match with Big Cass later on tonight? He feels great. He hasn’t forgotten what Big Cass did to him. Rey Mysterio says that Dragon has been putting on incredible matches over the last couple of weeks. And the truth is, Dragon Lee is destined for greatness. Dragon says that he’s going to bring the fire. Big Cass joins the conversation. Cass says that he’s going to stop that fire, like that. Dragon gets pissed and starts shoving Cass. Rey is trying to calm down Dragon Lee, tranquillo, tranquillo. Dragon repeatedly Cass a pendejo.

– WWE Radio moves to Channel 93 on Sirius XM this Thursday.

– We got a new social media clip from 946. Bronco Nima says that it’s about time somebody starts calling them out. Royce Keys knew The Bloodline was gonna call that play, but it looks like somebody finally smelled the streets. But guess what, somebody ain’t making it out the block tonight, because nobody is safe.

Oba Femi & Bronson Reed Segment 

Oba Femi: Alright, alright, settle down. As you can see, The Ruler is not dressed for combat tonight, although that can easily change. Tonight, I am here for business, because there is a certain way and manner that we have to handle issues here in WWE. As I was saying, I, myself, have had my personal issues with The Vision for the last couple of months. I’ve done my best to keep them at bay, but I would be lying if I said the temperature did not change with the return of Bronson Reed. I know, I know, he sucks, but I also know that he is one disrespectful SOB. And he’s the kind of man that if you give him a chance, he takes a mile. But I could chuck it up to the fact that he wasn’t here, because after all, let me give him some grace, he was gone for seven months.

He wasn’t around when I shocked the world at WrestleMania. He wasn’t around when the torch was passed to me. He wasn’t around when I became the King Of The Ring, so he doesn’t understand that I’m the captain now. So, this is his opportunity to find out, because right here in my hand, I have a contract for a one-on-one match at Money In The Bank, approved by Adam Pearce, stamped and sealed by Triple H, himself, and signed by yours truly. Because we can’t just go week-to-week smashing each other and getting the best of each other, at some point, we have to put pen to paper and make things official, because that’s how business is done, a Wiseman taught me that. So, Bronson Reed, why don’t you get your fat legs out here, no Logan Paul, no Vision, just you, and sign this contract, and make things official.

Bronson Reed: Oba Femi, I give it to you, you got some balls, because the way I’ve seen it, we’ve been in this ring at the same, twice, and I put you down, twice. And I get it, you are the man who beat Brock Lesnar, twice. But Oba, I am not Brock Lesnar, I am not here to compete, I am here to dethrone The Ruler.

Bronson Reed signs the contract, and the match is official for Money In The Bank.

Oba Femi: Reed, you have some balls sealing your fate tonight. Heyman sent you to stop me from breathing. Heyman is playing games, because he sent you to stop the one man that he knows cannot be stopped. Welcome back, Bronson Reed, and good luck, you’re gonna need it.

– We see Adam Pearce having a conversation with Iyo Sky outside of his office. Pearce knows that Iyo is disappointed about not winning her MITB Qualifier Match last week. Speaking of opportunity, Lyra Valkyria pops out of nowhere. Lyra has been looking for Pearce all day. Last week, she beat Bayley, a superstar so many people have called one of the greatest of all-time, yet she still has to come find Pearce to talk about what’s next for her. Lyra doesn’t know why Iyo is first in line to talk about opportunities. Iyo doesn’t know why Lyra is acting like this. Lyra says that her career is on the up and Iyo’s career is going downwards. Iyo gets pissed. Pearce makes Lyra Valkyria versus Iyo Sky official. Lyra says that Pearce better be ready to talk about title opportunities after this match is over. Iyo says that Lyra has issues.

– Tickets for WWE Wrestlepalooza: Perth goes on sale this Wednesday.

Second Match: Dragon Lee vs. Big Cass

Lee dropkicks Cass off the ring apron before the bell rings. Lee lands The SomerSault Plancha. Lee is throwing haymakers at Cass. Lee is fired up. Lee dives over Cass.. Lee ducks a clothesline from Cass. Cass drops Lee with The Big Boot. Cass says that this is his house. Cass kicks Lee in the face. Cass tugs on Lee’s mask. Cass punches Lee in the back. Cass with a straight right hand. Lee fires back with a series of haymakers. Cass lays Lee’s flat first on the top turnbuckle. Cass with clubbing blows to Lee’s back. Cass levels Lee with The Stinger Splash. Lee regroups on the outside. Cass goes for another Big Boot, but Lee ducks out of the way. Lee dropkicks the back of Cass’s left knee. Cass catches Lee in mid-air. Cass with Two Chokeslams on the ring apron.

Cass with a clubbing sledge to Lee’s chest. Cass has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Cass goes for The Snake Eyes, but Lee lands back on his feet. Lee unloads a flurry of chops. Cass is rag dolling Lee in the corner. Lee kicks Cass in the face. Lee with two overhand chops. Cass grabs Lee by his neck. Cass drives Lee over the top rope. Cass is picking Lee apart. Cass throws Lee back into the ring. Cass with an Inside Out Lariat for a two count. Cass applies a chin bar. Lee is displaying his fighting spirit. Lee ducks a clothesline from Cass. Lee SuperKicks Cass. Lee dropkicks Cass into the middle turnbuckle pad.

Lee with Three Corner Dropkicks. Lee is choking Cass with his boot. Lee with forearm shivers. Lee repeatedly stomps on Cass’s chest. The referee admonishes Lee. Cass rises back on his feet. Lee sends Cass tumbling to the floor. Lee SuperKicks Cass. Lee with a Slingshot Hurricanrana into the cameraman at ringside. Lee lands The Suicide Dive. Lee with a Running Pump Knee Strike. Cass catches Lee in mid-air. Cass talks smack to the crowd. Lee applies The Octopus Stretch. Cass whips Lee across the ring. Lee ducks a clothesline from Cass. Lee drops Cass with a Spinning DDT. Lee nails Cass with The Hidden Blade for a two count. Cass denies Operation Dragon. Cass goes for The Chokeslam, but Lee counters with The Sunset Flip to pickup the victory.

Winner: Dragon Lee via Pinfall 

– We head to The Bloodline’s Locker Room. They heard what 946 had to say about them making mistakes. They have to be on high alert tonight. Jacob Fatu says that it’s on sight tonight. It’s all gas no brakes with it, tonight. They’re about to set it off tonight. 946 is gonna try to separate The Bloodline, but the play is to make sure that they stick together. Even Punk Ass Jey shakes hands with Jacob. Jacob says that they’re going to dog walk 946 bitch ass.

– We got members from the Milwaukee Bucks & Brewers in the house, including NL All-Star Jacob Misorowski.

– Jackie Redmond had a backstage interview with Stephanie Vaquer. How is she going to choose between Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch. Stephanie knows that Liv and Becky want her title, and they had a conversation about it last week. Stephanie says that if Liv and Becky want a shot at her Women’s World Championship, they will have to face each other first. She talked to Adam Pearce, and next week there will be a Women’s World Championship Number One Contenders Match with Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch, and the winner will face Stephanie Vaquer at Money In The Bank. Stephanie tells Liv and Becky that the champion is ready to bring the inferno.

LA Knight Promo 

Let me talk to you, four years ago, I walked in the door, told everybody I was going to take this game over, and that’s what I did. And I knew, for as long as it took me to get here, all I needed was one shot on this stage. And when I got it, I became the fastest rising star in the history of this game. And I did that despite not being anybody’s guy, not being in anybody’s plans, and people talk about being undeniable, I lived it. I could not be ignored. And within one year, here I am face-to-face with Roman Reigns for the WWE Championship. For as fast as that rise came, well, the match went exactly how you expect, I drop Roman Reigns with The BFT, 1-2, there’s Jimmy Uso to put his foot on the bottom rope, saved by his family once again. It took me 3 years to get back to this spot, held back by politics, held back by numbers, held back by people like Roman Reigns, and yet defiantly I stand here a challenger for that WWE World Heavyweight Championship.

But you gotta understand something, YEAH, it’s not a catchphrase, it’s a battle cry. I’m bullet proof. I’m the last of a dying breed. But at the same time, I understand this is possibly my last shot, I get that. But Roman Reigns, if you’re ready to take the training wheels off, my man, you want to ride on your own, I commend that. I’m gonna knock you in the dirt, real quick. And you think you no longer need your family, and you can do this on our own, I know I never needed anybody to help me. I’m the most self-made man in this game. I will rise, because I must win this. So, Roman, the same way I made myself the man they call, The Megastar, I’ll make myself the man you call, World Heavyweight Champion.

Third Match: Lyra Valkyria vs. Iyo Sky 

Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Valkyria with a waist lock go-behind. Sky applies a hammerlock. Valkyria tugs on Sky’s hair. Valkyria backs Sky into the ropes. The referee calls for a clean break. Valkyria is playing mind games with Sky. Standing Switch Exchange. Valkyria applies a side headlock. Following a snap mare takeover, Valkyria kicks Sky in the back. Valkyria talks smack to the crowd. Sky is pissed. Sky kicks Valkyria in the gut. Sky applies a side headlock. Valkyria whips Sky across the ring. Sky holds onto the ropes. Sky sweeps out the legs of Valkyria. Sky with a running basement dropkick. Valkyria avoids The Bullet Train Attack. Valkyria goes for The Monkey Flip, but Sky lands back on her feet. Valkyria is displaying her frustration. Sky rolls under a clothesline from Valkyria. Sky goes for a Cazadora Double Foot Stomp, but Valkyria counters with The Pendulum Swing. Valkyria stomps on the back of Sky’s knees. Valkyria with a hair pull takedown. Valkyria whips Sky across the ring. Sky showcases her speed and agility. Sky dropkicks Valkyria. Sky is favoring her right knee.

Valkyria avoids The Baseball Slide Dropkick. Sky SuperKicks Valkyria. Sky plays to the crowd. Sky with a Flying Crossbody Block off the ringside barricade. Sky is fired up. Valkyria blocks The Asai MoonSault. Valkyria gets Sky tied up in the tree of woe. Valkyria dropkicks Sky to the floor. Valkyria mocks Sky. Valkyria has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Both ladies are knocked down after a Double Crossbody Block. Sky with Two Arm-Drags. Sky with The Flapjack. Valkyria side steps Sky into the turnbuckles. Sky with a Roundhouse Kick from the ring apron. Sky blasts Valkyria with The Missile Dropkick. Sky pops back on her feet. Sky goes for The Bullet Train Attack, but Valkyria counters with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Valkyria hits The Doctor Bomb for a two count. Sky blocks The Tornado DDT. Sky goes for The Butterfly BackBreaker, but Valkyria lands back on her feet.

Valkyria goes for The Roll Through Night Wing, but Sky counters with The Roll Through Double Foot Stomp. Sky with a Roundhouse Kick. Sky with The Butterfly BackBreaker for a two count. Standing Switch Exchange. Sky drives Valkyria throat first into the middle rope. Valkyria sweeps out the legs of Sky. Valkyria hammers down on the back of Sky’s neck. Valkyria hits The Fisherman’s Suplex on the apron. Valkyria continues to mock Sky. Sky dodges The Wrecking Ball Dropkick. Valkyria goes for The Spinning Heel Kick, but Sky ducks out of the way. Sky lands The Asai MoonSault. Sky rolls Valkyria back into the ring. Sky delivers The Bullet Train Attack. Sky walks over Valkyria. Valkyria denies Over The MoonSault. Valkyria with The Draping NeckBreaker onto the knee for a two count. Valkyria argues with the referee and starts kicking the bottom rope. Valkyria prepares for The Peripeteia. Valkyria gets distracted by Bayley who’s standing on the announce table. Sky dropkicks Valkyria in mid-air. Sky connects with Over The MoonSault to pickup the victory.

Winner: Iyo Sky via Pinfall 

– We go back to The Bloodline Locker Room. They’re still strategizing their attack for 946. LA Knight appears. Knight pokes fun at the fact that neither The Usos or Jacob Fatu has pictures of themselves on the wall. Are they just paying homage to The Tribal Chief? Knight finds it funny that now The Bloodline wants to call out 946, when they were the first to call the play to take out Royce Keys, and the now chickens are coming home to roost. He’s not happy that his boy Solo Sikoa got abducted last week. Jey Uso says that Solo would be back in the family if he didn’t have people like LA Knight in his ear, telling him lies. You know what’s not a lie, if The Bloodline make it through tonight with 946, then they can tell their jackass cousin Roman Reigns that Knight is waiting for him next week with open arms. Jacob is trying to calm down The Usos. Jacob says that Knight is not their problem.

– Jackie Redmond had a backstage interview with Rey Fenix. She mentions that Fenix has a big announcement to make. Fenix is being allowed to defend his AAA World Cruiserweight Championship across every single brand, and he’s looking forward to defending his title on Monday Night Raw. Chad Gable joins the conversation. Gable gives Fenix props for his match with Perros Del Mal at Worlds Collide; he’s been waiting for a long time for The Lucha Brothers to reunite. Ethan Page joins the conversation. Are we going to keep this old facade going? Is Gable some kind of global ambassador now, rolling out the red carpet for another luchador, setting up your next exhibition match for the Intercontinental Championship? Fenix tells Page to shut up. He knows that Page is not a Cruiserweight, but he challenges him to a match, so can kick his ass. Page accepts Fenix’s challenge and says that Gable gets to escape another week without having to defend his championship.

– Joe Tessitore & Wade Barrett starts running down the card for WWE Money In The Bank 2026.

Fourth Match: PENTA & Je’Von Evans vs. The Judgment Day 

Judgment Day immediately jumps Penta and Evans after the bell rings. Mysterio repeatedly stomps on Penta’s chest. A pier six brawl ensues. Penta chops McDonagh. Evans with a straight right hand. Stereo Irish Whips. Judgment Day dumps Penta and Evans out of the ring. McDonagh blasts Penta with The PK. Mysterio with The Slingshot Pescado. Mysterio flexes his muscles. Judgment Day has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Evans is throwing haymakers at Mysterio. Mysterio stops Evans in his tracks. Mysterio drives his knee into the midsection of Evans. Mysterio slams Evans head on the top turnbuckle pad. Mysterio kicks Evans in the gut. Mysterio with a forearm smash. Mysterio whips Evans across the ring. Evans kicks Mysterio in the face. Evans backflips over Mysterio. Evans tags in Penta. Penta with a Big Boot. Penta ducks a clothesline from Mysterio. Penta thrust kicks the back of Mysterio’s right knee. Penta drops Mysterio with The Reverse SlingBlade. Penta side steps McDonagh into the turnbuckles. Penta with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Penta sweeps out the legs of McDonagh. Penta with The Delayed Corner Handstand Dropkick. Penta with a Tilt-A-Whirl BackBreaker. Penta follows that with The Springboard Tornado DDT for a two count.

Penta tags in Evans. Penta and Evans are lighting up Mysterio’s chest. Double Irish Whip. Double SuperKick for a two count. Evans slams Mysterio’s head on the top turnbuckle pad. Evans transitions into a corner mount. Evans tags in Penta. Penta with a hammer elbow. Penta repeatedly kicks out the legs of Mysterio. Penta with a right hand. Mysterio whips Penta across the ring. Penta with a Hurricanrana. Penta dumps McDonagh out of the ring. Penta lands The SomerSault Plancha. Penta and Evans are fired up. Penta rolls Mysterio back into the ring. Penta with The Flying Crossbody Block for a two count. Penta backs Mysterio into the ropes. Penta with another soccer kick. Penta struts around the ring. Penta transitions into a corner mount of his own. Penta taunts McDonagh. Penta with a gut punch. Penta gets distracted by McDonagh. Mysterio sends Penta shoulder first into the steel ring post. Judgment Day drives Penta crotch first into the ring post. The referee is trying to calm down Evans. Mysterio dropkicks Penta to the floor. Mysterio rolls Penta back into the ring. Mysterio with The Slingshot Senton for a two count. Mysterio tugs on Penta’s mask. Mysterio tags in McDonagh.

McDonagh kicks Penta in the ribs. McDonagh is throwing haymakers at Penta. McDonagh sweeps out the legs of Penta. McDonagh is choking Penta with his boot. McDonagh tags in Mysterio. Penta is displaying his fighting spirit. Mysterio drives his knee into the midsection of Penta. Mysterio puts Penta on the top turnbuckle. Mysterio is trying to rip off Penta’s mask. Penta with repeated back elbow smashes. Penta with a Flying Crossbody Block. Mysterio buries his knee into the midsection of Penta. Mysterio dropkicks Penta into the middle rope. Mysterio hits The 619. Penta goes for The Penta Driver, but Mysterio lands back on his feet. Forearm Exchange. SuperKick Exchange. Mysterio ducks a clothesline from Penta. Both guys are knocked down after a double clothesline. Evans and McDonagh are tagged in. Evans leapfrogs over McDonagh. Evans knocks Mysterio off the apron. Evans with a big right hand. Evans sends McDonagh face first into the middle turnbuckle pad. Evans with The Windmill Kick. Evans delivers The Red Dot. Evans plays to the crowd. Evans lands The Suicide Dive. Evans drops Mysterio with The Big Boot. Evans dumps Mysterio into the timekeeper’s area.

Evans nails Mysterio with The OG OTB. Evans with The Springboard Clothesline for a two count. Evans goes for The OG Cutter, but Mysterio gets in the way. Evans dives over McDonagh. Evans with a Spinning Heel Kick. Penta with Two SuperKicks. McDonagh uses Penta’s right leg as a weapon. McDonagh kicks Penta in the gut. Evans inadvertently clocks Penta with The OG Cutter. McDonagh HeadButts Evans. McDonagh tags in Mysterio. Mysterio connects with The 619 for a two count. Judgment Day gets distracted by Joe Hendry playing the JD McDonagh Is A Funko Pop song. McDonagh starts walking towards Hendry. Mysterio goes for The Frog Splash, but Evans gets his knees up in the air. Penta SuperKicks McDonagh on the floor. Evans tags in Penta. We Outside in Milwaukee. Penta plants Mysterio with The Mexican Destroyer to pickup the victory. After the match, Bron Breakker Spears Penta. Evans is throwing haymakers at Breakker. Evans dives over Breakker. Breakker ducks under two clotheslines from Evans. Breakker Spears Evans.

Winner: PENTA & Je’Von Evans via Pinfall 

– Byron Saxton had a backstage interview with Becky Lynch. How does she feel about next week’s Number One Contenders Match with Liv Morgan? Becky says that it’s been two years since she’s got a shot at the Women’s World Championship. And it’s only been two months since she’s been in the World Title Picture, and she’s already made more interesting than it’s been in a long time. Liv Morgan join the conversation. What has Becky done exactly to make the Women’s World Title more interesting, Liv asked. By the looks of it, Becky has brought nothing to the table. Liv says that she’s the one that makes the title interesting. She’s owed a title rematch after The Santiago Screw Job, so she’s the one who deserves the opportunity to face Stephanie Vaquer at Money In The Bank. Becky says, if that’s really the case, Liv should have no problem beating her one-on-one, but she don’t believe she’s capable of doing that, does she? Becky walks away.

– Next week on Raw from St. Louis, Roman Reigns will be in the house. Sol Ruca & Lola Vice will battle The Judgment Day. Rey Fenix collides with Ethan Page. Plus, Becky Lynch versus Liv Morgan, the winner will face Stephanie Vaquer for the WWE Women’s World Championship at Money In The Bank.

The Bloodline & 946 Segment 

946 enters the arena through the crowd. 946 wipes out the security guards at ringside. The Bloodline appears on the stage. All hell starts breaking loose in Milwaukee. Jey is throwing haymakers at Bronco Nima. Jey delivers The Rock Punch. Lucien Price runs interference. SuperKick Party to OTM. Adam Pearce appears at ringside. Assisted Dive to the outside. Nima catches Jey in mid-air. Nima drives Jey face first into the steel ring post. Price drives Jimmy back first into the ring post. OTM dumps Jey over the ringside barricade. Jimmy with a Flying Sledge off the barricade. OTM and The Usos are brawling in the crowd. Royce Keys rolls Jacob Fatu back into the ring. OTM tees off on Jey. OTM drags Jey to the backstage area. Jimmy comes to the aid of his brother. Keys delivers multiple chair shots to Fatu.

Fatu fires back with Two SuperKicks. Fatu with repeated headbutts in the corner. Fatu nails Keys with The Running Hip Attack. Fatu wraps the chair over Keys head. Keys retreats to the outside. Fatu continues to attack Keys with the chair. OTM and The Usos are now fighting in the loading dock area. It’s sheer anarchy, uce. Keys drives Fatu back first into a wall. Fatu and Keys are trading back and forth shots. Fatu launches Keys over a table. Fatu throws a chair at Keys. Keys with Muay Thai Knee Strikes. Keys throws Fatu into a production crate. Keys gets into his car. Fatu with a running forearm smash. Fatu is throwing haymakers at Keys. Fatu applies The Tongan Death Grip. Fatu is trying to pull Keys out of the truck. Keys slams the truck door into Fatu’s face. Fatu then gets ran over by Jaida Parker. She tried to play it off as if she was completely innocent.

Jaida Parker: Ain’t nobody safe.

Royce Keys: All gas, no brakes.

Royce drives off with Jaida Parker as the show goes off the air.

Total Run-Time: 2 Hours, 21 Minutes, 44 Seconds 

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