WWE is celebrating a new episode of Monday Night Raw tonight, this time number 1,737, from the Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Alabama. The show will be broadcast on Netflix. Solowrestling will bring you the results in this news as every week.
Today's episode will feature several attractions, highlighting the start of the qualifying matches for Money in the Bank. In addition, Liv Morgan will defend the Women's World Championship against Stephanie Vaquer. As always, we invite you to comment on the article to give your opinion on what happened in the show.
WWE Raw begins on Netflix!
We see the arrival of The Usos at the venue. Jey and Jimmy get out of their vehicle armed (and bruised after the assault they suffered last week). We also see the arrival of The Judgment Day in full, as well as Stephanie Vaquer.
We see a video summary of WWE Sunday Night's Main Event.
The Vision (Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Austin Theory, and Maxxine Dupri) are the ones opening tonight's show. The faction heads to the ring. Breakker takes a microphone to address the fans. "Birmingham, Alabama! The Vision is here! The Vision is complete! And The Vision rules WWE!", he exclaims. "Oooooooba! Oooooooba!", the fans chant. Bron indicates to the fans that they can chant the Nigerian's name all they want, but he won't show up because he doesn't have medical clearance. Last night, he took the future of WWE that rightfully belongs to him. "And all thanks to my brother, my best friend, the master of the Tsunami, 'The Tribal Thief', Big Bronson Reed!", Breakker exclaims as he raises the Australian's arm. Bron hugs him before giving him the floor. "Oooooooba! Oooooooooba!", they chant again. Reed addresses "The Ruler". "You thought you were untouchable. You call yourself 'The Ruler'. Well, you'll see, every now and then, you come across a man who simply doesn't recognize the crown. Oba, you thought you were a force of Nature until you felt the Tsunami. And it wasn't just one. It was Tsunami after Tsunami after Tsunami after Tsunami!", Bronson exclaims. "And now that I'm back, there's no place for you on Monday nights. No. Now The Vision is complete. And we don't ask what happens here. We decide it!".
Logan takes the floor to scold the fans for not showing the respect their faction deserves. "The Maverick" understands that the people of Alabama are nothing more than brainless drones lacking intuition. But even so, they should be able to understand the greatness of the faction in front of them. An unstoppable group that includes the world tag team champions, as well as Dupri, Reed, and himself. In fact, he believes that so much talent in one group is unfair to the rest of the factions.
Paul hands the microphone to Theory. "Oooooooba! Oooooooooba!", the crowd chants again. "All of you hate seeing us shine. Well, too bad, because we've only just begun", Austin says before promising that the faction will take all the gold. Theory reminds everyone that Breakker and Maxxine will compete tonight for a spot in Money in the Bank, which will bring them closer to two new championships. The fans boo Austin. Dupri tells him not to listen to them, as they are just envious. "They're envious that I'm finally with a real man. The sexiest, most talented, muscular, and...", Maxxine says before being interrupted.
Akira Tozawa appears on the scene!
Theory laughs. "Man, do you know where you are?", he asks the Japanese. Austin wonders how many times he'll have to crush his head because it's clear that Akira has come to fight. Theory could let Dupri take care of the Japanese. Unfortunately, she'll be busy tonight. So he'll take care of kicking his butt. "Yes. You're going to fight tonight. But not against me," Akira says. Suddenly...
Otis returns to television programming!
Otis and Tozawa head to the ring.
Otis (with Akira Tozawa) vs. Austin Theory (with Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, and Maxxine Dupri)
Otis throws Theory back and forth across the ring before crushing him against one of the corners. Austin seeks refuge on the apron. Otis approaches him, only to be surprised with a Guillotine Rope. Theory finishes off his opponent with a rolling clothesline. Austin continues to attack Otis. He blocks a suplex to execute one from his own arsenal. Theory lunges at Otis to regain the advantage. His opponent manages to recover, at which point Austin seeks refuge at ringside.
Maxxine tends to Theory. Otis steps out of the ring to go after his opponent, whom he knocks down with a tackle. Otis exchanges glances with Dupri before returning to the ring. Austin, who is already on the canvas, catches the attention of the referee. Maxxine takes advantage to grab one of Otis' legs. He is distracted by his former partner, at which point Theory attacks him by surprise. Austin throws Otis against one of the corners. Otis falls to ringside. The referee begins to count. Otis returns before being disqualified, only to fall into the clutches of his opponent.
Austin punishes Otis with the help of the ropes. The referee has to intervene. Dupri takes advantage to slap Otis. Theory continues to hit his opponent, to whom he applies a DDT. 1..2..NO. Austin slides to ringside while making Otis stumble. Theory returns, only to fall into the clutches of his opponent. He knocks him down with a bodyslam. After that, he prepares to execute a Caterpillar, but Reed storms into the ring to stop him with an elbowdrop.
Winner by disqualification: Otis
Reed continues to apply elbowdrops on Otis. Breakker and Theory join the Australian. Tozawa climbs into the ring to defend Otis, but ends up being thrown into one of the corners. Otis receives a well-loaded spear from Breakker. Akira, on the other hand, receives a Death Valley Driver from Bronson. Suddenly, the fans go wild. We see Oba Femi heading to the ring. An official tries to stop him, reminding him that he doesn't have medical clearance. "The Ruler" pushes the official out of his way with a slap before entering the scene.
Oba runs into the ring to face Breakker and Reed at the same time. Femi crushes both men in opposite corners before expelling them from the ring. Paul distracts the Nigerian from the apron, allowing Theory to attack him with a metal chair. However, the blow doesn't affect "The Ruler". He catches Austin to throw him in the air. At that moment, Breakker returns to surprise him with a spear.
Bron and Bronson launch an assault on "The Ruler", who receives a new spear from Breakker, followed by two Tsunamis from Reed. Several officials come to help Oba. He stands up, only to be knocked down by Bron with a new spear. Bronson executes a third Tsunami on the Nigerian. Triumphant, The Vision poses over "The Ruler" before leaving the ring. "You suck!", the fans chant to bid them farewell.
We see a video shared by Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, and Lucien Price on their social media this weekend. In it, Royce makes it clear that this is not about family, but about loyalty. They have lived on the streets, in the real world, unlike all the men they have attacked in recent weeks. "This is not a game. We live on these streets. This is real life. This is what we do. No one is safe. No one," Keys says to end the video.
The Usos approach Jacob Fatu backstage. Jey and Jimmy are surprised to see a calm "The Samoan Werewolf", who is also unarmed. The Usos wonder where the rage that Fatu showed last week is. Because now they are going to demand the presence of their attackers. Jacob assures them that he is as thirsty for revenge as they are. However, he has lived in the world of Keys, Nima, and Price. He knows perfectly well the game they are playing. And going out on stage is just what they expect. Jey and Jimmy insist that they must take their revenge NOW. Fatu understands them, but this time they must trust him. Jey thinks Jacob is right, so he asks him what they should do about it. "Let's keep a low profile. Let's take it easy. Our next step has to be the best. So let's go to the dressing room to plan the move," Fatu replies. The three men head to The Bloodline's dressing room.
Byron Saxton interviews Chad Gable on the entrance ramp. Saxton asks him about his title defense next week. Gable is proud to be the first person to defend the Intercontinental Championship in Mexico. In addition, the Mexican audience deserves this historic match. They gave him a lot when he was in their country. This is a way to repay the favor. That said. Chad goes directly to Dragon Lee. Gable assures that the masked man is an exceptional wrestler, as well as one of his favorite talents on the entire WWE roster. Chad ensures that Lee deserves this opportunity. However, he can't let him win. "It took him a decade to win his first individual championship in WWE, and he has no intention of letting go of it so soon," Gable says. He has shed blood, sweat, and tears to achieve his goal. But hard work has only just begun. Chad points out that next Monday he will not only be defending his title. He will be cementing his legacy. Saxton thanks him for his time to end this interview.
Becky Lynch approaches Stephanie Vaquer in the dressing room. "The Man" believes that the Chilean will need her help tonight. Becky reminds her that next Saturday she will compete in a WWE show in her homeland. And what better way to do it than being the World Champion? "Thank you, Becky, but no," Stephanie replies. Lynch knows that both of them can beat Liv Morgan in a one-on-one match. But they are still one against a whole faction. Becky proposes a deal: she helps her tonight and, once Vaquer becomes champion, she will grant the Irishwoman the first title opportunity. "The First" wonders if this is some kind of pact. Lynch points out that her other option is to lose. "You don't know me. I was a champion and I will be again today. I've always had to do everything on my own. I never ask for help because every time I trust someone, they betray me. I respect you, but I won't ask you for help," Stephanie says. "Very well. Go back to Chile as a loser," Becky replies before leaving.
The Miz and Kit Wilson interrupt an interview by Jackie Redmond with comedian Matt Matthews. The Miz considers it a serious lack of respect that an Alabama comedian gets more screen time than a man celebrating his twentieth anniversary as a WWE superstar. The Miz and Wilson head towards the audience barrier, where Matthews is. The Miz continues to mock the comedian and, by extension, the entire population of the state. "Who are you?," Matthews asks. "Wake up, Matthews! You and the rest of Alabama must show some class!," Kit exclaims before demanding respect for The Miz's career. Otherwise, the comedian will only prove to be a toxic person. "I think I know who you are. But I thought you had retired," Matthews tells The Miz. Furious, he grabs the comedian to throw him to the ground. The Miz takes him into the ring. Kit is about to attack him, but Matthews surprises him with a hurricanrana! The Miz grabs the comedian from behind to apply a Skull Crushing Finale. "TOXIC! TOXIC! TOXIC!," Wilson yells. He and The Miz pose with their victim to end this segment... or maybe not.
Bron Breakker makes his entrance for the next match of the night. On his way, he runs into a cheerful The Miz and Wilson, whom he hits with a double spear! Bron gets into the ring, where a battered Matthews is getting back to his feet. The comedian receives another spear! Matthews is attended to by several officials while Bron jokes about hitting him with a second spear. And so we finally reach the end of this segment.
Triple Threat Money in the Bank Qualifying Match
Rey Mysterio vs. Ethan Page vs. Bron Breakker
Page proposes an alliance to Breakker, but he declines the offer with a punch. Bron hits Rey in one of the corners before sending him crashing into Ethan. Breakker continues taking on both of his opponents at the same time. Bron takes Page down with a powerful clothesline. Breakker hits several corner clotheslines on Rey before taking him to the top turnbuckle. "All Ego" catches Bron by surprise and hoists him onto his shoulders. Ethan gestures for Mysterio to launch himself at Breakker, but Bron escapes before the Mexican can do anything.
Two hurricanranas from Mysterio send Bron out of the ring. Ethan takes advantage by catching Rey off guard with a roll-up. 1..2..NO. Bron returns to send both of his opponents out of the ring. Breakker dives onto Page with a diving clothesline. Both men crash over the announce table. A confident Bron leans against the table, only for Rey to flatten him with a back senton. Rey and Page team up to send Breakker over the barricade. "All Ego" wastes no time attacking the masked man, bringing this brief alliance to an end.
Ethan takes Rey back inside the ring. However, when he tries to get back in himself, Mysterio trips him up. Rey dives onto "All Ego" with a tope. Mysterio brings Ethan back inside the ring. The masked man unleashes a flurry of punches on Page in one of the corners. Ethan responds by sending the Mexican into the opposite corner. "All Ego" continues targeting the masked man's back, hitting him with a backbreaker.
Page kicks Breakker to prevent him from getting back into the ring. He then catches Rey in a Bow And Arrow. Mysterio kicks Ethan to break free, only to receive a spinning backbreaker + side slam combo. 1..2..NO. Page strikes Bron on the apron, but this time he fails to knock him down. Ethan even throws Rey into him. But Breakker continues clinging to the ropes. Mysterio tries to take him down with a sunset flip powerbomb, but to no avail.
Bron returns inside the ring to hit Ethan with a gutbuster. He ends up at ringside alongside Rey. Bron tries to run them over with a spear, but his opponents move out of the way just in time. As a result, Breakker crashes into the steel steps. The action returns inside the ring, where Mysterio takes control. Ethan grabs the ropes to avoid taking the impact of a dropkick from the masked man. As a result, Mysterio lands flat on his back on the mat. "All Ego" catches him and hits a powerslam. 1..2..NO.
Rey catches Page by surprise, leaving him draped over the second rope. Mysterio hits a 619 before climbing to the top to set up a frog splash. However, Breakker prevents him from doing so. The Mexican manages to get rid of Bron, allowing Page to reach his position and hoist him onto his shoulders. Breakker joins them and hits both men with a Frankesteiner. "All Ego" and the masked man crash onto the mat. Bron sends Ethan out of the ring before finishing Rey with a powerful spear. 1..2..3.
Winner: Bron Breakker
We head backstage, where LA Knight is speaking with Adam Pearce. "The Megastar" wants to be the next challenger for the World Heavyweight Championship. And he doesn't care whether the champion is Roman Reigns or Penta. "I understand I'm not part of your plans. I'm never part of them. But if you opened your eyes and your ears, the entire world would tell you that for these last three years, I have been the plan", says LA Knight. The General Manager asks him to wait until Reigns and Penta have their match in Mexico. After that, and just as he promised him, he will find a way to put him into the title picture. Pearce leaves, at which point Solo Sikoa appears. The Samoan doesn't understand what's going on with Royce Keys and his new partners. But they need to figure it out and put an end to this now. LA Knight doesn't think it's a good idea. Solo points out that Keys and his group have made it clear that no one is safe. Besides, he knows Royce very well and knows how dangerous he is. "Are you with me or not?" asks Sikoa. "The Megastar" assures him that he will always have his back. However, he also reminds him that The Usos and Jacob Fatu seem ready to go to war, so he suggests they wait for both groups to destroy each other. Then they can pick up whatever pieces are left. "Trust me," says "The Megastar". "I trust you, but with all due respect, I don't know if I can wait for you", Solo replies before walking away.
Byron Saxton interviews Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez on the entrance ramp. Saxton congratulates Raquel on her successful title defense last week. Rodriguez, for her part, is happy that Byron finally recognizes her as his Intercontinental Champion. Raquel boasts about her victory over Sol Ruca, promising that she will never lay her hands on the championship again. Roxanne reveals exclusively that they have been informed that they will compete in Money in the Bank qualifying matches, meaning that one of them will win the women's briefcase to cash it in for the WWE Women's Championship. Perez even fantasizes about the possibility of becoming a double champion, as she will compete at Triplemanía 34 for an opportunity at the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship. Raquel promises that The Judgment Day will hold all the championships. Perez adds that they are only getting started. Saxton asks them about Liv Morgan's title defense taking place tonight. Rodriguez recalls that Liv has already defeated Stephanie Vaquer once, and she will do it again. Roxy assures him that the Chilean will be unable to do anything to prevent the Women's World Championship from remaining with The Judgment Day.
Penta delivers a promo in Spanish directed at Roman Reigns. "Roman Reigns. I know exactly who you are and everything you have accomplished in WWE. And I respect you for that, but I'm not afraid of you. For many people, defeating Roman Reigns is impossible. But I'm going to tell you something: I have made the impossible possible my entire life. And this time, in Mexico City, I'm going to do it once again. Coming home for such a big match means everything to me, because that's where my family and my people are. That's where my dream began! Roman, welcome to my home. Welcome to Mexico City. Because this time, you're not just facing Penta. This time, you're going to face an entire country that supports me! Roman Reigns, in Mexico City we're going to give the world a match they will never forget. And when it's all over, Mexico and the entire world will say that it was THE night. And do you know why? Because I am Penta, the ZERO MIEDO!"
We see a new promotional video featuring Lola Vice, who will make her debut next week.
Triple Threat Money in the Bank Qualifying Match
Sol Ruca vs. Lyra Valkyria vs. Maxxine Dupri
Sol wastes no time going after Valkyria. Maxxine takes advantage by catching the latter off guard with a roll-up. 1..2..NO. Sol lands a right hand on Dupri before going back after Lyra. Once again, Maxxine catches Ruca off guard with a roll-up. 1..2..NO. Sol turns around to cover Dupri. 1..2..NO. Maxxine shoves Ruca, who is kicked by Valkyria. Dupri now kicks Sol. Maxxine joins forces with Lyra to send Ruca out of the ring. Valkyria kicks Dupri to bring this fleeting alliance to an end.
Sol wastes no time returning to take control of the match. Ruca slams Lyra's face into one of the corners before hitting Maxxine with a faceplant. 1..2..NO. Sol goes back after Valkyria. Ruca climbs to the top of one of the corners, but the Irishwoman knocks her down. Lyra hits Ruca with a spinning neckbreaker. 1..2..NO. Valkyria continues punishing Sol. Ruca catches the Irishwoman off guard with a superkick. Dupri returns to take Ruca down with a Fisherman's Buster. Maxxine follows up with a legdrop directly to the back of her neck. Valkyria now catches Dupri off guard and hits her with a suplex. Maxxine lands on top of Sol. The Irishwoman covers Ruca. 1..2..NO.
Valkyria continues punishing Sol, sending her into one of the corners. Ruca sends Lyra out of the ring. Maxxine quickly returns to catch Sol off guard with a roll-up. 1..2..NO. Dupri takes Ruca down with a clothesline before unleashing a flurry of attacks on her in one of the corners. Maxxine follows up with a suplex. Dupri uses the ropes to punish Ruca. Maxxine gets out of the ring to slap Sol. At that moment, Valkyria catches a confident Dupri off guard with a clothesline.
Lyra returns to the ring to attack Sol, trapping her in a crossface. Ruca breaks free and exchanges strikes with Valkyria. Dupri returns to dive onto her opponents with a diving crossbody. Sol moves out of the way, allowing Maxxine to land on Lyra. Ruca launches an assault on both of her opponents, taking them down with a double Missile Dropkick. Sol follows up by taking Dupri down with a running knee strike. 1..2..NO. Ruca sets up for a Sol Snatcher on Maxxine, but Valkyria prevents her from hitting it.
Dupri sends Lyra out of the ring before hoisting Sol onto her shoulders. Maxxine hits Ruca with a bridging suplex. 1..2..NO. Valkyria breaks up the count by delivering a chop block directly to Dupri's right leg, causing her to scream in pain. Lyra sends her out of the ring with an enzuigiri. She then hits her with a Rope Dropkick. Valkyria goes back after Sol, but Ruca catches her off guard with a dropkick.
Lyra stops Ruca's offense and catches her with a tornado DDT. Without letting go of her, Valkyria prepares to hit her next move, but Maxxine returns to prevent it. Dupri catches Lyra with an inverted DDT, simultaneously causing the Irishwoman to hit Sol with a DDT. Maxxine covers Valkyria. 1..2..NO. Dupri sets up for a legdrop on the Irishwoman, but Ruca uses the latter as a springboard to take the former down with a dropkick.
Sol hits Lyra with a shoulderbreaker before climbing to the top of one of the corners. Valkyria attacks her from behind to thwart her plans. Maxxine returns to go after the Irishwoman, only for Lyra to shove her into Ruca, who falls to ringside. Valkyria hits Dupri with a Nightwing. 1..2..NO. Someone pulls the referee out of the ring to interrupt the count. It's Bayley! The Irishwoman can't believe what she's seeing. As a result, she fails to notice Ruca's return, who catches her with a Sol Snatcher. 1..2..3.
Winner: Sol Ruca
Bayley calmly enters the ring, where her former friend remains lying on the mat. Suddenly, "The Role Model" unleashes a flurry of attacks on Lyra, hitting her with a knee strike. Valkyria ends up at ringside. Bayley quickly goes after her and hits her with a Death Valley Driver directly onto the floor. Bayley clears the announce table. "The Role Model" prepares to finish Lyra off on the table, but the Irishwoman manages to escape. Valkyria flees in panic through the crowd area to safety. And that brings this segment to an end.
Royce Keys, Lucien Price and Bronco Nima send a direct message to Jacob Fatu and The Usos, challenging them to meet them in the arena's parking lot. "Jacob, why don't you let go of those two bitches? Let's see who walks whom", a defiant Royce says. The message reaches its intended recipients, who are watching a television screen in one of the locker rooms. Jimmy Uso points out that they now know where their enemies are. So why don't they go after them right now? The Usos stand up, ready to go after Keys and his men, but Jacob Fatu stops them. "The Samoan Werewolf" insists that this is exactly what Royce expects them to do. They must not fall for his provocations or the trap he will have waiting for them. Fatu points out that Keys is crazy and out of control right now. He's an unpredictable man. Jacob admits that lately he hasn't been on the same page as The Usos. But now they have to trust him. Jey understands, but are they supposed to sit around while Royce, Nima and Price disrespect them all night? Jacob responds that the solution isn't to go outside and confront their enemies. Fatu promises that blood will be spilled, but they have to trust him. "We trust you, Uce," says Jey. Annoyed, Jimmy drops his lead pipe. The three men remain seated as the segment comes to an end.
Joe Hendry gives us a preview of his new song. In it, he addresses why JD McDonagh has such a big head. According to the Scotsman, McDonagh's mother fell in love with a Funko Pop. JD was born from that love.
JD McDonagh and Dominik Mysterio make their way to the ring. McDonagh grabs a microphone to berate the fans for laughing at Hendry's jokes, although he isn't surprised. What does surprise him is that in 2026 the audience supports "body shaming." "Funko Pop! Funko Pop!" the fans chant. JD addresses Hendry directly, pointing out that he can make all the songs and jokes he wants, but all of that will come to an end once he faces him in the ring.
Say his name and he appears!
Joe Hendry makes his way to the ring to face JD McDonagh.
JD McDonagh (with Dominik Mysterio) vs. Joe Hendry
Both men struggle in the corner, forcing the referee to intervene. JD takes advantage by landing a right hand on the Scotsman, whom he subsequently takes down with a chop block. The Irishman continues striking his opponent. Hendry manages to recover, but is soon taken down again. McDonagh crushes Hendry with a double footstomp. JD uses the ropes to punish Joe, once again forcing the official to intervene.
Hendry recovers and launches a counteroffensive against JD, taking him down with a Fallaway Slam. A headbutt from McDonagh leaves both men lying on the mat. Suddenly, Je'Von Evans appears on the scene. The young talent is wearing a Funko Pop head on his shoulders. Annoyed, Dominik heads toward him to attack, but ends up taking two headbutts from the giant Funko Pop head. McDonagh tries to recover. JD climbs to the top to hit Joe with a moonsault, but Hendry avoids it and responds with a Sound Effect. 1..2..3.
Winner: Joe Hendry
Hendry and Evans celebrate at ringside with the Funko Pop head as the segment comes to an end.
We see Becky Lynch heading toward the arena's parking lot when she runs into Liv Morgan. She wonders why Becky is going home so early. Maybe she'll take her advice and be a good mother? In any case, nobody wants her backstage. Nor does anyone want her husband around. Meanwhile, Liv has a big night ahead of her, as she will defeat Stephanie Vaquer to remain the best women's world champion of aaaaaaaaaall time. Morgan walks away laughing. Becky hesitates between turning around and continuing toward the parking lot. In the end, she chooses to leave the arena.
The entire Vision approaches Paul Heyman backstage. Maxxine Dupri asks "The Wiseman" if he has seen what his teammates have done to Oba Femi tonight. Without saying a word, Paul approaches Bronson Reed and embraces him. "On your return night, you shocked the WWE Universe. Your second night was even bigger. That's something important. And I am very, very proud of you, sir", says Heyman. Bron Breakker approaches "The Wiseman" to assure him that Oba is finished. What's more, his brother is back. "The future of WWE is secure. Just like we always promised, huh?", says Breakker. "The Vision runs this place, right? Can I ask you a question? Is Oba Femi still breathing?", asks Heyman. The members of The Vision remain silent. "The Wiseman" walks away, bringing the segment to an end.
Women's World Championship Match
Liv Morgan (c) vs. Stephanie Vaquer
Liv escapes the ring to taunt her opponent, who quickly goes after her. Morgan returns to continue mocking the Chilean while she remains at ringside. Vaquer pulls the champion out of the ring and attacks her. Stephanie continues her offense back inside the ring. Vaquer sets up for the Devil's Kiss, but the champion once again flees to ringside. Stephanie dives onto her with a diving crossbody.
Liv decides she's had enough and heads back toward backstage. Stephanie quickly follows her to attack her. The Chilean brings the champion back inside the ring and kicks her in one of the corners. Vaquer climbs to the top. Morgan grabs her legs and knocks her down. Stephanie hits her head against the turnbuckle. Liv unleashes a flurry of kicks on her opponent, forcing the referee to intervene.
Morgan uses the ropes to punish Stephanie before trapping her in a headlock. Vaquer breaks free with a jawbreaker. Liv kicks Stephanie to regain control. Morgan crushes Stephanie in one of the corners, where she also hits her with a running knee strike. Liv follows up with a dropkick. 1..2..NO. Morgan hits The Three Amigos. Liv follows with an enzuigiri. Vaquer responds with a superkick. Both women are left lying on the mat.
Stephanie and Liv exchange strikes in the center of the ring. Vaquer unleashes a flurry of headbutts on the champion. She responds with a facebreaker. Stephanie avoids a charge from the champion in one of the corners and launches a counteroffensive. Vaquer hits a scoop powerslam, followed by an inverted DDT. 1..2..NO. Morgan blocks an SVB, but she can do nothing to stop a Dragon Screw. Liv screams in pain. Stephanie catches Morgan and hits her with the Devil's Kiss. Vaquer follows up with a running meteora. 1...2...NO.
Liv takes refuge on the apron, apparently injured after her opponent's Dragon Screw. The referee checks on her. Vaquer approaches Morgan, only for Liv to strike her with the help of the ropes. Liv attempts a sunset flip powerbomb, but the Chilean blocks it and responds with a knee drop directly to the face. Stephanie sends Liv crashing into the crowd barricade. Vaquer clears the announce table. Morgan catches her from behind. Liv slams Stephanie's head against the table. However, she pays dearly for her overconfidence. Vaquer catches Morgan and hits her with the Devil's Kiss on the table.
"La Primera" takes Liv back inside the ring to finish her off with a diving crossbody. Morgan seeks refuge in one of the corners. Stephanie repeatedly kicks her in the face. Vaquer climbs to the top, at which point Liv kicks her to throw her off balance. Morgan quickly hits a sunset flip powerbomb. 1..2..NO. Vaquer and Morgan exchange strikes in the center of the ring. Liv catches the challenger off guard with a crucifix pin. 1..2..NO.
Morgan takes Vaquer to one of the corners, where she climbs to the top. The Chilean catches her by surprise and hits a superplex, followed by the SVB. 1..2..NO. "La Primera" can't believe it. Liv takes refuge in one of the corners. Stephanie charges in with a running meteora. Morgan avoids it and responds with a diving facebreaker. Vaquer kicks the champion to prevent her from hitting an ObLIVion. Stephanie counters with a double underhook backbreaker. Suddenly, Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez burst onto the scene.
Perez distracts the referee from the side of the ring, allowing Raquel to knock Stephanie off the top turnbuckle. The referee turns around and realizes what happened. He immediately ejects Rodriguez from ringside. Becky Lynch appears to attack Raquel. Meanwhile, Roxanne hands the Women's World Championship to Liv. After taking care of Rodriguez, "The Man" goes after Roxy, who quickly flees through the crowd. The Irishwoman chases after her. Morgan takes advantage of the chaos and the referee's distraction to smash Stephanie in the head with her championship. She then finishes her off with the ObLIVion. 1..2..3.
Winner and STILL Women's World Champion: Liv Morgan
Big Cass stars in a promotional video. "I've been leaving bodies in my wake ever since I came back here. But what I really came back for is to win championships. I look like a champion. I walk, talk and act like a champion. I am everything a champion should be. When I walk through an airport, enter a room or any establishment on the face of the Earth, everyone turns around, looks at me and asks themselves, 'Who is this guy?' Well, very soon, they'll know," he says.
Jacob Fatu and The Usos argue backstage. Jimmy and Jey are unwilling to keep waiting, so they head toward the ring. Closely followed by Jacob, the former tag team champions emerge armed with metal pipes. After yeeting with the fans, Jey takes the mic. "Main Event" recalls that they have been attacked two weeks in a row. But there won't be a third. Jey sends a message to their enemies. They already know where they can find them. The question is, do they have the balls to come out here and face them?
Royce Keys responds via a live broadcast shown on the arena's big screen. Keys shows several bodies lying on the parking lot floor. A few yards away, we see Bronco Nima and Lucien Price standing next to a car. "This is your car, right?" Royce asks the Samoans. "Now!" Keys shouts. Nima and Price begin smashing the vehicle with two pickaxes. Price hands a gas can to Nima, who quickly pours it inside the car. "Did you say I was crazy?", Royce asks before pulling out a lighter. "Nah," he adds after lighting it. Keys throws the lighter inside the car, which immediately catches fire. "Like I said, nobody is safe," says Royce before walking away with his teammates. The car continues to burn as the show comes to an end.
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