WWE Raw Results 10/5/26
Enterprise Center
St. Louis, Missouri

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Commentators: (Joe Tessitore & Wade Barrett)

Ring Announcer: Alicia Taylor

Transcription by Josh Lopez

– As the show goes on the air, Roman Reigns is greeted by The Usos in the back of Enterprise Center. They need to holler at The Tribal Chief about some family business. LA Knight’s music hits. Roman tells the twins they’ll talk about this later, because he has some business to handle right now.

LA Knight & Roman Reigns Segment 

LA Knight: Let me talk to you. We are five days from Money In The Bank, there’s fireworks going off everywhere, you’ve got Bloodline members getting taken out. 946 is running amuck. But the only thing that matters, right here, right now, is LA Knight, Roman Reigns, World Heavyweight Championship. I look at Roman Reigns as the establishment, and if you ask me, I want the whole damn thing to come crumbling down. And Saturday, he’s gonna walk down that aisle, and actually, Roman, at your pace, you might want to start today, so you can actually get there on time. But while he’s walking that aisle, he’s gonna be looking over his shoulder, and he’s gonna be thinking to himself, oh, they’ve done so much to my family, what if they do something to me? Quit your crying, dummy. They very well might do something to you. The 946 might do something to me. But the difference between you and me, is while you’re used to living in your little protected bubble, I’m used to living in the chaos, which means you’re walking into my game on Saturday, which means down with the establishment, and down with the same old trash that is Roman Reigns.

Roman Reigns: You hear that, don’t you? You hear those OTC chants going nonstop, don’t you? Does that look like a man who’s fazed to you? Do I look like someone whoever loses his poise? I was born in the deep end, I was born in the fire, it does not matter to me. It doesn’t matter if 946 is doing this or if you’re over here running your mouth nonstop. You think I’m distracted, huh? I can see some false sense of confidence in your eyes right now, you that think I’m distracted, you think I got you on the back burner, and you got a shot now. No, you don’t, and that’s the thing. You’ve been running your mouth, bad mouthing my family, disrespecting us, saying that we can’t do anything on our own, that we never do anything the right way. And look at you, nothing but a giant hypocrite. Let’s go back a couple weeks ago in Mexico, I bust my ass, I’m in hostile territory, I defend this title against PENTA, and what do you do?

You take the bitch route. You take the low road. And you dropped me where I stood. You see, LA, this is what you don’t understand, you’ve always had my attention, you’ve always been center stage for me. It doesn’t matter what’s going on, you have said way too much, and you got these people thinking that we’re on the same level, and that couldn’t be any further from the truth. You see, I’m a doer and you’re a complainer. Any chance you get, there’s no plans for me, they don’t have anything for me. Oh, you want to know the plans, we got plans for you, you’re just another egg in the omlete. And on Saturday, I’m gonna break your bitch ass. You can say it all you want, but they know the truth, I’m the only megastar here, I’m the only true champion. I live it, I breathe it, and I eat it, and when I’m eating it, it’s at the head of the table. St. Louis. Acknowledge Me!

LA Knight: You know what my problem is with you? You’re the most manufactured, corporate puppet, industry plant I’ve ever seen in my life. They shoved a rocket so far up your ass, I’m surprised you’re not spitting out rocket fuel. But Saturday, I’m gonna make you spit something out. Speaking of manufactured, it might be those big oversized ultraviolet teeth of yours, as I drop you on your head, walk out with the World Heavyweight Championship, and you realized, oh my god, I couldn’t do a damn thing about that. And that is just a fact of life, so says, LA Knight. YEAH!

First Match: PENTA & Je’Von Evans vs. The Vision

Penta and Evans start brawling with The Vision during their entrance. Penta thrust kicks the midsection of Theory. Breakker with a double leg takedown on the floor. Breakker transitions into a ground and pound attack. Evans kicks Theory in the gut. Evans with a straight right hand. Breakker slams Penta’s head on the ring apron. Penta with heavy bodyshots. Penta drives Breakker face first into the steel ring post. Theory slams Evans head on the ringside barricade. Penta with clubbing hamstring kicks. Penta sends Breakker shoulder first into the barricade. Penta continues to kick the left hamstring of Breakker. Breakker dodges The Step Up Enzuigiri. Breaker clotheslines Penta on the floor. Evans with a Flying Attack to Breakker. Theory attacks Evans from behind. Theory rolls Evans back into the ring. Evans backflips over Theory. Evans with a Roundhouse Kick. Evans with The Bouncy Hurricanrana. Evans dropkicks Theory. Evans transitions into a corner mount. Theory shoves Evans. Theory with a single leg takedown. Theory transitions into a ground and pound attack.

Theory tugs on Evans dreadlocks. Theory tags in Breaker. Pendulum BackBreaker/Running Lariat Combination. Breakker with a Gutwrench Suplex. Breakker talks smack to Evans. Breakker with a straight right hand. Breakker with clubbing knee strikes in the corner. Breakker follows that with a Hip Toss. Breakker taunts Penta. Breakker sends Evans to the corner. Evans side steps Breakker into the turnbuckles. Evans dumps Theory out of the ring. Breakker goes for a Belly to Back Suplex, but Evans lands back on his feet. Evans ducks a clothesline from Breakker. Theory wisely pulls Penta off the apron. Evans with hammer elbows. Breakker answers with an Overhead Belly to Belly Suplex over the top rope. The Vision has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Theory knocks Penta off the apron. Theory tags in Breakker. Theory puts Evans on his shoulders. Breakker with The Doomsday Bulldog. Evans avoids The Spear. Evans sends Breakker shoulder first into the ring post. Penta and Theory are tagged in. Penta ducks a clothesline from Theory. Penta with a Running Hurricanrana. Penta thrust kicks the back of Theory’s right knee. Penta with The Reverse SlingBlade. Penta with a Running Enzuigiri. Penta follows that with The Delayed Corner Handstand Dropkick. Penta SuperKicks Breakker.

Penta goes for The PENTA Driver, but Theory lands back on his feet. Theory sends Penta across the ring. Penta drops Theory with The Springboard Tornado DDT. Penta sends Breakker tumbling to the floor. Penta tags in Evans. Penta lands The SomerSault Plancha. Evans with a Springboard Clothesline to Theory. Theory knocks Evans off the middle rope. The referee gets distracted by Maxxine Dupri. Logan Paul overshot the brass knuckle toss. Evans clocks Theory with the brass knuckles behind the referee’s back to pickup the victory. After the match, Bronson Reed jumps Penta and Evans from behind. Reed drills Evans with The BrainBuster. Penta SuperKicks Reed. Reed responds with The Jagged Edge. Reed drags Penta to the corner. Reed delivers The Tsunami. Breakker gets Evans in position for another Tsunami. Oba Femi storms into the ring to make the save. Femi clotheslines Breakker. Femi and Reed are trading back and forth shots. Femi tees off on Breakker. Logan slaps Femi in the face. Logan retreats to the outside. The Vision gangs up on Femi. Breakker nearly spears Reed. Femi with a double clothesline. Femi with a series of Running Uppercuts. Femi clotheslines Breakker over the top rope. Reed clotheslines Femi. Reed with a Senton Splash. Reed prepares for The Tsunami. Femi knocks Reed off the top turnbuckle with a Leaping Cutter. Femi tells Reed to bring it.

Oba Femi: Reed, you have your work cut out for you this Saturday. Every other man is climbing a ladder, but you, you have a mountain to climb. And the only thing waiting for you at the top of the mountain is a Fall From Grace, and you were stupid enough to come out last week and sign the contract, and make that deal. So, here’s what’s going to happen, I’m going to pay you back for the seven months that you were gone. And I’m going to punish you accordingly, destroy you and take you to the deepest waters, where you cannot swim. And when I’m done with you, The Vision can have your spirit, and heaven can have your mind, but at Money In The Bank, your ass belongs to Oba Femi.

Winner: PENTA & Je’Von Evans via Pinfall 

Liv Morgan Promo 

Becky and Stephanie, my two biggest haters. You know, I’m not surprised that the two of you teamed up to screw me out of my Women’s World Championship. I am the hottest, most iconic, most dominant, most talented woman in the history of WWE, so I get it, I’d hate me, too. But to then not even get the rematch that I’m rightfully owed, because selfish Becky does what she does best, inserted herself into something that has absolutely nothing to do with her. But I’m not gonna worry about it, no, I am not gonna worry about it, I am going to get even. Revenge is what I do best, and it’s coming for the one who took my title, and the one who helped her do it. Becky, tonight The Man has come around to St. Louis just to learn that, THE Liv Morgan is so much better. And then my sweet little, Stephanie, this Saturday, I’m gonna end this once and for all and reclaim the title I never should’ve lost. If there’s one thing I hope you two learned from this, is that I am and always will be the greatest Women’s World Champion Of All-Time.

– Jackie Redmond had a backstage interview with Rey Mysterio and Dragon Lee. They’re both on a little bit of a heater right now. How does Dragon Lee feel after his big win over Big Cass from last week’s Raw? Dragon says that fire fuels him every day. Dragon calls Rey the greatest luchador of all-time, and he’s still moving around like he’s 20 years old. Rey says that Big Cass was throwing a tantrum like a big ass baby, it kind of reminded him of his, Dominik Mysterio. Right on cue, The Judgment Day appears. JD McDonagh calls Rey and Dragon, The Lucha Dopes. You would think Rey would learn by now to keep Dom’s name out of his mouth. JD doesn’t know why Rey and Dragon are hanging out together, especially when he picked CM Punk and El Grande Americano to be his tag team partners at Worlds Collide. That’s why Rey will always be a dead beat, and Dom is the greatest Mysterio of all-time. Dragon tells Dom to remember the word respect. Dragon calls Dom a Fake King Of The Luchadores, and pokes fun at JD’s big ass head. Dragon and Rey challenges Judgment Day to a match for later on tonight.

– 946 Vignette. Bloodline, how you claim to be the one’s when 946 is spilling your blood? 946 have arrived and conquered, one by one. There’s two left, and once 946 takes them out, the grand prize is next, because ain’t nobody is safe.

– We head to The Bloodline’s Locker Room. The Usos are poking fun at Royce Keys acting like he’s The Tribal Chief. Roman Reigns appears. Why is he still hearing about the 946? Jimmy says that 946 keeps one upping them. How about Jacob Fatu, is he alright, he was supposed to take care of this issue, and then Roman mentions seeing The Usos taking orders from Jacob? He made The Usos captains for a reason. Jacob is a solider, he’s supposed to do, he’s supposed to take. Matter of fact, Roman will be back, he’s going to handle this issue.

– WWE Main Event moves to Rumble beginning on Wednesday October 14th.

Second Match: Sol Ruca & Lola Vice vs. The Judgment Day 

Ruca and Vice attacks Judgment Day before the bell rings. Perez jumps on Ruca’s back. Ruca backs Perez into the turnbuckles. Ruca sends Perez back first into the canvas. Perez ducks a clothesline from Ruca. Ruca blocks The Tilt-A-Whirl Side Russian Leg Sweep. Ruca blocks The O’Connor Roll. Ruca ducks a clothesline from Perez. Ruca with a Spinning Belly to Back Face Crusher. Ruca with The Surfboard. Ruca SuperKicks Perez. Ruca taunts Rodriguez. Ruca with a Running Hip Attack. Ruca tags in Vice. Double Irish Whip. Double Elbow Knockdown. Double Hip Attack for a one count. Perez uses her feet to create separation. Perez tags in Rodriguez. Vice punches Rodriguez in the ribs. Vice grabs the left arm of Rodriguez. Rodriguez with a hair pull takedown. Vice applies The Triangle Choke. Rodriguez swings Vice head first into the middle rope for a two count. Rodriguez with an Elbow Drop. Vice responds with an Axe Kick for a two count. Vice applies a front face lock. Ruca tags herself in.

Rodriguez blocks the double irish whip. Ruca and Vice blocks The Double Chokeslam. Ruca sweeps out the legs of Rodriguez. Vice with a Mid-Kick. Ruca with a Running Bulldog. Double SuperKick. Ruca and Vice clotheslines over the top rope. Ruca sends Perez crashing into Rodriguez. Vice with a Flying Seated Senton off the ring apron. Ruca with The Springboard Corkscrew Crossbody to the outside. Judgment Day regains control of the match during the commercial break. Rodriguez applies The Full Nelson Lock. Perez tags herself in. Ruca kicks Perez in the face. Ruca decks Rodriguez with a JawBreaker. Rodriguez stops Ruca in her tracks. Ruca with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Ruca tags in Vice. Vice with clubbing mid-kicks. Vice delivers her combination offense. Ruca SuperKicks Rodriguez. Ruca dropkicks Rodriguez towards the corner. Running Hip Attack. Stereo Stinkfaces. Vice with a Saito Suplex for a two count. Vice applies a front face lock. Rodriguez wisely pulls Ruca off the apron. Perez with The Bridging O’Connor Roll for a two count. Vice applies The Rear Naked Choke. Rodriguez is trying to pull Perez out of the ring. Ruca with a Running Senton Splash on the apron. Perez rolls Vice over for a two count. Vice blocks The Spinning Back Kick. Perez avoids The Roundhouse Kick. Ruca tags herself in.

Ruca rocks Perez with a forearm smash. Vice with a Spinning Back Kick. Ruca and Vice goes for The Double Vertical Suplex, but Perez lands back on her feet. Perez tags in Rodriguez. Rodriguez clotheslines Vice. Ruca dropkicks Rodriguez into the ropes. Rodriguez reverses out of the irish whip from Ruca. Perez with a Drive By Dropkick behind the referee’s back. The referee admonishes Perez. Rodriguez with a Spinning Sidewalk Slam for a two count. Vice dumps Perez out of the ring. Perez pulls Vice out of the ring. Rodriguez sends Ruca to the corner. Ruca side steps Rodriguez chest first into the turnbuckles. Perez tags herself in. Ruca goes for The Sol Snatcher, but Perez gets in the way. Ruca drives Perez face first into the steel ring post. Rodriguez goes for The Tejana Bomb, but Ruca counters with a Hurricanrana. Ruca tags in Vice. Ruca leapfrogs over Perez. Vice drops Perez with a Mid-Kick. Backstabber/Spinning Back Kick Combination for a two count. Rodriguez launches Ruca to the corner. Ruca kicks Rodriguez in the face. Vice inadvertently clocks Ruca with The MIA Spinning Back Fist. Perez connects with The Bridging O’Connor Roll to pickup the victory.

Winner: The Judgment Day via Pinfall 

– Roman Reigns brings Adam Pearce into The Bloodline’s Locker Room. Roman tells Pearce to get rid of 946 or have them fall in line. Pearce says that 946 should be in a legal proceeding, not the ring. But apparently next week, it will be 946 vs. The Bloodline. Jimmy gets excited about teaming up with The OTC. Roman informs Jimmy that he won’t be in this match, but this guy will. It’s Solo Sikoa.

Third Match: Rey Fenix vs. Ethan Page

Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Page shoves Fenix into the canvas. Page taunts Fenix. Fenix with a waist lock go-behind. Fenix ducks under a back elbow from Page. Fenix applies a side headlock. Page whips Fenix across the ring. Fenix runs into Page. Page shoves Fenix. Fenix slaps Page in the chest. Page grabs a side headlock. Page with a side headlock takeover. Fenix with heavy bodyshots. Fenix whips Page across the ring. Page drops Fenix with a shoulder tackle. Page whips Fenix across the ring. Fenix ducks under two clotheslines from Page. Fenix reverses out of the irish whip from Page. Fenix drops down on the canvas. Fenix with a double leapfrog. Fenix continues to make Page run the ropes. Page holds onto the ropes to catch his breath. Page hides behind the referee. Page with a straight right hand. Page drives Fenix face first into the top turnbuckle pad. Fenix with a Springboard Enzuigiri. Fenix nails Page with The Goodbye Amigo Kick.

Fenix with a Springboard Tornillo to the outside. Fenix is fired up. Fenix rolls Page back into the ring. Page sweeps out the legs of Fenix on the top turnbuckle. Fenix is throwing haymakers at Page. Fenix with a Step Up MoonSault for a two count. Fenix plays to the crowd. Page drives Fenix face first into the middle turnbuckle pad. Page drops Fenix with a Running Boot. Page has complete control of the match during the commercial break. Page applies a rear chin lock. Fenix gets back to a vertical base. Fenix attacks the midsection of Page. Fenix with forearm shivers. Page reverses out of the irish whip from Fenix. Page catches Fenix in mid-air. Page with a Leg Capture Belly to Back Suplex for a two count. Page tosses Fenix to the corner. Fenix kicks Page in the face. Fenix delivers his combination offense. Page sends Fenix out to the apron.

Fenix with a shoulder block. Fenix dives over Page. Fenix with The Handspring Cutter for a two count. Page blocks The Double Underhook FaceBuster. Fenix ducks a clothesline from Page. Fenix with The Rebound Spinning Heel Kick. Fenix hits The Double Underhook FaceBuster for a two count. Fenix starts tuning up the band. Fenix SuperKicks Page for a two count. Fenix with a Roundhouse Kick. Fenix side steps Page into the turnbuckles. Page Powerslams Fenix out of mid-air. Page with The Pop Up Powerslam for a two count. Page argues with the referee. Page puts Fenix on the top turnbuckle. Page with a straight right hand. Page goes for The Avalanche Powerslam, but Fenix lands back on his feet. Fenix with a Step Up Enzuigiri. Page denies The MMB. Fenix SuperKicks Page. Fenix goes for The MMB, but Page lands back on his feet. Page drives his knee into the midsection of Fenix. Page goes for The EGO Plex, but Fenix counters with an inside cradle to pickup the victory.

Winner: Rey Fenix via Pinfall 

– We got a video package about the history of the Money In The Bank Ladder Match narrated by Joe Tessitore.

– We head to The Judgment Day’s Clubhouse. Liv Morgan gives Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez props on their big victory earlier tonight. She has no doubt that Roxanne will bring home the Women’s Money In The Bank Briefcase this weekend. Dom says that Roxanne will cash in and The Judgment Day will have three titles, because after Liv Morgan win this Number One Contenders Match tonight, she’s going to bring the Women’s World Championship back to The Judgment Day when she defeats Stephanie Vaquer at Money In The Bank. Liv says that Dom and JD can pick their head up once they wipe the floor with Dragon Lee and Daddy Dom’s Dead-Beat Dead. Liv caught herself saying the word head. JD says that it’s all good, he knows that he has a perfectly sized head. JD received a package from Joe Hendry. There’s a letter inside. Hendry tells JD to make sure he doesn’t forget to check out his new album, Beyond Belief. JD pulls out a JD McDonagh Funko Pop. He’s pissed. Dom tells JD to calm down, because they have a match to take care of first. Dom gives Liv a kiss on her forehead on his way out.

Fourth Match: Rey Mysterio & Dragon Lee vs. Dominik Mysterio & JD McDonagh 

Rey Mysterio and Dominik Mysterio will start things off. Dom tags out to McDonagh. Collar and Elbow Tie Up. McDonagh with a waist lock takedown. McDonagh applies a front face lock. McDonagh transitions into a hammerlock. Rey with three sharp elbow strikes. Rey with a Deep Arm-Drag. Rey dropkicks McDonagh. Rey applies a wrist lock. Rey tags in Lee. Double Irish Whip. Double Elbow Knockdown. Assisted Cazadora Leg Drop. Lee with a Double Foot Stomp for a two count. McDonagh fights out of the fireman’s carry position. McDonagh rocks Lee with a forearm smash. Lee with a Spinning Back Kick. Lee flips over a clothesline from McDonagh. Lee goes for a SitOut PowerBomb, but McDonagh lands back on his feet. McDonagh with a straight right hand. Lee kicks McDonagh in the face. Lee with a Running Hurricanrana. Lee with a Corner Dropkick. Lee sweeps out the legs of McDonagh. Lee with The Wrecking Ball Dropkick. Lee nails McDonagh with The Shibata Dropkick. Lee clotheslines McDonagh over the top rope. Rey tags himself in. Lee lands The SomerSault Plancha. Rey with a Flying Seated Senton to Dom off the ring apron.

Judgment Day regains control of the match during this commercial break. McDonagh applies a rear chin lock. Rey gets back to a vertical base. Rey with elbows into the midsection of McDonagh. McDonagh hammers down on the back of Rey’s neck. McDonagh goes for a Belly to Back Suplex, but Rey lands back on his feet. Rey crawls under McDonagh’s legs. McDonagh stops Rey in his tracks. Rey with a Step Up Enzuigiri. McDonagh tags in Dom. Dom with Two Elbow Drops. Dom taunts Lee. Dom hooks the outside leg for a two count. Dom with The Gory Special into the top turnbuckle pad for a two count. Dom applies a front face lock. McDonagh tags himself in. McDonagh punches Rey in the ribs. McDonagh whips Rey chest first into the turnbuckles for a two count. McDonagh argues with the referee. McDonagh whips Rey across the ring. Rey side steps McDonagh into the ropes. McDonagh clotheslines Rey. McDonagh stomps on Rey’s chest. McDonagh whips Rey across the ring.

Rey kicks McDonagh in the face. McDonagh catches Rey in mid-air. McDonagh with a Running Stampede into the turnbuckles. McDonagh gets Rey tied up in the tree of woe. Rey sends McDonagh shoulder first into the steel ring post. Dom knocks Lee off the apron. McDonagh tags in Dom. Dom delivers his combination offense. Dom tags in McDonagh. Double Irish Whip. Rey with a Hurricanrana to the floor. Rey kicks Dom in the gut. Rey drops Dom with The Spinning DDT. Big Cass yanks Lee off the apron. Cass drives Lee over the ringside barricade. Cass catches Rey in mid-air. Rey sends Cass face first into the ring post. Rey with a shoulder block from the apron. Rey with The Slingshot Hurricanrana into the middle rope. McDonagh made the blind tag. Rey goes for The 619, but McDonagh counters with The Running HeadButt to pickup the victory. After the match, Cass gets Rey in position for The Chokeslam. Lee storms into the ring to make the save. Lee with forearm shivers. Cass hits The East River Crossing. Rey checks on Lee. Cass connects with The Double Big Boot.

Winner: Dominik Mysterio & JD McDonagh via Pinfall 

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

Becky Lynch Promo 

Classic Liv Morgan, self-aggrandizing and screaming that she was robbed of that world title. You failed to mention the countless amounts of times you cheated or the many times that your band of dopes interfered on your behalf. But oh, the justice grift, I’ve used it, tried it on, it didn’t really suit me, but it is effective. You lied. You break all the rules. You destroy everything around you and take everything for yourself, and then you scream corruption and play the victim when somebody fights back. So, please, save me the fake outrage, the fake victim blaming. Principal once, never fool yourself, and you Liv are the easiest person to fool. The real reason you don’t want me involved in that World Title, it’s because you know that I, more than anyone, will hold your feet to the flames, and make sure that title matters. You would rather carry that title around like a participation trophy, sit at ringside while other people do the hard work instead of being great. That title holds no space for mediocrity. So, tonight, when I beat you, it’s going to be The MAN versus Stephanie Vaquer at Money In The Bank. At this point, Liv, it’s not even about winning anymore, it’s about making sure you don’t.

– Byron Saxton had a backstage interview with Lyra Valkyria. How does she plan on rebounding from that lost to Iyo Sky last week? Why is Lyra not at the top? She does whatever it takes, all the time. What more does she have to do? She’s the full package, everyone knows she has what it takes, but it always goes back to Bayley. Lyra smashed apart their tag team, she beat her twice, and yet Bayley is the reason she’s not in Money In The Bank. When does it end? Bayley joins the conversation. Bayley says that it’s funny Lyra thinks she has any control over this situation. Lyra may think that what she did to their tag team and friendship is just another chapter to her story, it’s the end, but it’s not going to be over until Bayley says that it’s over.

– We get a new selfie promo from 946. Jaida Parker calls Solo Sikoa stupid for going back to the family after not taking his own advice. 946 is still going take out The Bloodline, one by one. Royce Keys says that there’s a new play. Line them all up, one shot, Bow! Jaida says ain’t nobody safe.

– Next week on Raw, 946 will battle The Bloodline In A 6-Man Tag Team Match. Plus, Chad Gable is putting his WWE Intercontinental Championship on the line against Rey Fenix.

– Bronson Reed walks up to Paul Heyman in the locker room. Out of the respect and loyalty Bronson has for Mr. Heyman, this Saturday at Money In The Bank, he’s not just going to beat up Oba Femi, he’s going to absolutely destroy him. Heyman says that he hopes so. Heyman reminds Bronson that Oba is indeed The Ruler, The Bringer Of War, And The Mountain That No One Can Climb. Heyman tells Bronson that he’s gonna have to climb the mountain, throw Oba off it, and then hit him with Tsunami after Tsunami after Tsunami after Tsunami after Tsunami after Tsunami after Tsunami, where little kids are begging him to leave Oba alone, and then deliver even more Tsunami’s. Heyman says that Bronson has no idea what happens when the bell rings with Oba Femi. He’s seen up close with Brock Lesnar. Heyman has been humbled by Oba Femi. For 40 years, Heyman has been pissing people off, and every time he got fired or suspended, he came back more obnoxious and more powerful. Not this time around, because Oba showed him that Brock Lesnar was human, and he never believed that Brock was human. That humbled Heyman. And if Bronson doesn’t hit Oba with Tsunami after Tsunami, he’s going to humble him, too. Heyman walks away. Reed looks at the monitor, and it’s the finish of Brock/Oba Hell In A Cell from SummerSlam on a loop.

Fifth Match: Liv Morgan vs. Becky Lynch In A Number One Contenders Match For The WWE Women’s World Championship 

Collar and Elbow Tie Up. Morgan tugs on Becky’s hair. Becky backs Morgan into the turnbuckles. The referee calls for a clean break. Morgan slaps Becky in the face. Morgan talks smack to Becky. Becky with a straight right hand. Becky repeatedly stomps on Morgan’s chest. Morgan drives her knee into the midsection of Becky. Becky brings Morgan out to the ring apron. Becky rocks Morgan with a forearm smash. Becky uppercuts Morgan. Becky knocks Morgan off the apron with a Spinning Back Kick. Becky with a Baseball Slide Dropkick. Morgan avoids The Flying Forearm off the apron. Morgan shoves Becky towards the announce table. Becky decks Morgan with a back elbow smash. Morgan drives Becky face first into the steel ring post. Morgan throws Becky ribs first into the ringside barricade. Morgan rolls Becky back into the ring. Morgan hooks both legs for a one count. Morgan transitions into a ground and pound attack. Morgan repeatedly stomps on Becky’s chest. Morgan poses for the crowd. Morgan with a Running Hip Attack. Morgan with a Running High Knee. Morgan follows that with a Shotgun Dropkick for a two count.

Morgan kicks Becky in the ribs. Morgan applies a rear chin lock. Morgan drives her knee into the midsection of Becky. Morgan with a hair pull takedown. Morgan toys around with Becky. Becky with a gut punch. Becky ducks a clothesline from Morgan. Becky with The Backslide for a two count. Becky side steps Morgan into the turnbuckles. Becky with forearm shivers. Becky ducks a clothesline from Morgan. Becky with two clotheslines. Becky with a single leg takedown. Becky follows that with a Flying Forearm Smash. Becky with The Exploder Suplex. Becky with The Dublin Drop for a two count. Morgan launches Becky over the top rope. Becky with a big forearm smash. Becky dives over Morgan. Morgan kicks Becky in the gut. Morgan with a Pump Kick. Becky fires back with her combination offense. Morgan with The CodeBreaker. Becky responds with a Flying Forearm Smash. Becky and Morgan are trading back and forth shots. Chop Exchange. Becky with forearm shivers. Becky uppercuts Morgan. Morgan runs around Becky. Becky kicks Morgan in the gut. Becky with The Butterfly Suplex. Becky goes for The Cross-Arm-Breaker, but Morgan rolls her over for a two count. Morgan with The Float Over DDT for a two count. Becky uses her feet to create separation.

Becky dumps Morgan out of the ring. Becky with a Flying Forearm off the apron. Becky throws Morgan into the barricade. Becky slams Morgan’s head on the apron. Morgan launches Becky over the announce table. Becky gets back in the ring at the count of nine. Morgan with an inside cradle for a two count. Morgan thrust kicks the midsection of Becky. Morgan delivers The Three Amigos. Morgan with a Step Up Enzuigiri for a two count. Morgan is displaying her frustration. Morgan drags Becky to the corner. Morgan ascends to the top turnbuckle. Slugfest in the corner. Becky with clubbing blows to Morgan’s back. Becky with The SuperPlex. Becky drops Morgan with The DDT for a two count. Becky applies The Cross-Arm-Breaker. Morgan rolls Becky over for a two count. Becky applies The Dis-Arm-Her. Morgan starts biting her left leg to break the hold. Morgan applies the single leg crab. Becky rolls Morgan over for a two count. Becky side steps Morgan into the turnbuckles. Morgan blocks The Springboard Sidekick. Morgan with The Missile Dropkick for a two count. Morgan repeatedly kicks Becky in the face. Becky blocks The Springboard CodeBreaker. Becky with The Big Boot. Becky prepares for The Manhandle Slam. Becky gets distracted by The Judgment Day. Becky side steps Morgan into the turnbuckles. Becky with a Springboard Sidekick. Becky decks Morgan with a back elbow smash. Roxanne Perez drives Becky face first into the ring post. Morgan hits The Sunset Flip PowerBomb for a two count.

Morgan goes for The Oblivion, but Becky counters with a Release German Suplex. Becky knocks Roxanne and Raquel off the apron. Becky connects with The Manhandle Slam for a two count. Raquel put Morgan’s foot on the bottom rope. Becky is pissed. Becky with a Baseball Slide Dropkick to Raquel. Becky with a Flying Forearm off the apron. Becky kicks Morgan in the chest. Becky follows that with Two Roundhouse Kicks. The referee gets distracted by Roxanne. Raquel yanks Becky off the top turnbuckle. Stephanie Vaquer pulls Roxanne off the apron. Vaquer SuperKicks Roxanne. The referee catches Raquel giving Morgan the Women’s Intercontinental Championship. The referee has finally ejected The Judgment Day from the ringside area. The referee is trying to calm down Morgan. Becky inadvertently punches Vaquer. Morgan dropkicks Vaquer off the apron. Becky rolls Morgan over for a two count. Morgan denies The Manhandle Slam. Becky with repeated headbutts. Vaquer attacks Becky and Morgan from behind which forces the referee to call off the match. After the match, Vaquer delivers a barrage of headbutts to Morgan. Vaquer SuperKicks Becky. Vaquer with a series of Shotgun Meteoras. Vaquer calls for the microphone.

Stephanie Vaquer: That’s enough. Adam Pearce, come here now. Now!

Adam Pearce: Hold on, calm down, please. What?

Stephanie Vaquer: I want both this Saturday.

Adam Pearce: Are you saying you want a Triple Threat Match for the Women’s World Championship At Money In The Bank?

Stephanie Vaquer: Yes!

Adam Pearce: Well, today is your lucky day, because it is official.

Vaquer drags Becky and Morgan to the corner. Vaquer lands The Spiral Tap. Vaquer stands tall over Becky and Morgan as the show goes off the air.

Match Result: No-Contest

Total Run-Time: 2 Hours, 22 Minutes, 31 Seconds 

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