WWE is celebrating a new episode of Monday Night Raw tonight, this time number 1,742, from the Brookshire Grocery Arena in Bossier City, Louisiana. The show will be broadcast live on Netflix. Solowrestling will bring you the results in this news as every week.
On tonight's episode, the first one after Money in the Bank, there will be several attractions, highlighting a tag team match between 946 and The Bloodline. In addition, Chad Gable puts the Intercontinental Championship on the line against Rey Fenix. As always, we invite you to comment on the note to give your opinion on what happened on the show.
WWE Raw begins on Netflix!
We see a video recap of WWE Money in the Bank 2026.
We see the arrival of some of tonight's protagonists: The Bloodline, The Judgment Day in full, Chad Gable, Rey Fenix, and Oba Femi.
Lilian Garcia announces the arrival of Penta. The new "Mr. Money in the Bank" makes his entrance to a great ovation. The Mexican carries a customized briefcase with the text "Money in the Bank". Penta poses with the briefcase in the center of the ring to end his entrance. "You deserve it!" chants the audience. With a microphone in hand, the masked man addresses the fans, thanking them for everything. Penta also wants to thank all his opponents in Money in the Bank, pointing out that they all have his respect. The Mexican assures that he has never been given anything throughout his career. He has earned everything with effort, including the Money in the Bank briefcase. Penta dedicates his victory to his family and all the people who have supported him. The Mexican advises the top champions of WWE to be alert, because he will cash in the briefcase at any time to become the world champion. "And do you know why!? Because I am Penta, Zero Fear!", he exclaims.
Je'Von Evans appears on the scene!
With an arm in a sling and limping, Evans heads to the ring. Penta lowers the ropes so his friend can enter the ring. Je'Von takes a microphone to address the fans. Evans lifts his shirt to show the bandage on his torso due to his rib condition. The medical team advised him to rest at home, but he was not willing to miss this show because he wanted to personally congratulate Penta on his victory last Saturday. "You deserve it", says Evans. Both men hug. Suddenly, Bron Breakker appears out of nowhere to execute a spear on Je'Von!
Breakker leaves the ring to prevent Penta from attacking him. A smiling Bron retreats backstage as several officials rush to attend to Evans. Penta helps his friend out of the ring. Meanwhile, Big Cass makes his entrance. The Powerhouse watches Evans with a slight smile on his face before entering the ring.
Big Cass vs. Rey Mysterio
Rey lunges at Big Cass, but he stops him with a knee. Mysterio taunts his opponent, who soon runs after him. The masked man disappears under the ring skirt, forcing Big Cass to look for him. Rey emerges from one of the sides of the ring to stand on the apron. This way, he can surprise Big Cass with a back senton. However, Big Cass stops the move in mid-air. The masked man turns to execute a hurricanrana, but it's not enough to take down his opponent.
The action returns to the ring. Mysterio performs a dropkick on Big Cass, who falls to ringside. Big Cass recovers to throw the masked man against the audience barrier. Big Cass brings his opponent back into the ring to continue punishing him. Big Cass crushes Rey with the help of the ropes before applying a powerslam. Big Cass finishes him off with an elbow drop. Big Cass uses the ropes of the ring to damage the Mexican once again. Rey blocks a suplex to respond with a series of kicks. Big Cass stops the legend's offense with a clothesline. 1..2..NO.
Big Cass throws Rey against one of the turnbuckles. Big Cass takes Mysterio to the top of that same turnbuckle. Rey kicks Big Cass before diving with a diving senton. Mysterio continues his assault, but soon he is stopped with a big boot. Rey throws Big Cass out of the ring. When he tries to return, the legend surprises him with a 619 straight to the back of the head. After that, Mysterio launches into a suicide dive converted into a DDT. Rey returns to the ring. Meanwhile, the referee (Jessika Carr) starts the count of 10.
Big Cass returns, a moment Rey uses to execute a 619 against one of his legs. Mysterio pushes Big Cass against the ropes before gaining momentum for a new 619 execution. Big Cass stops him to respond with a flurry of attacks in one of the corners. The referee must intervene, threatening Big Cass with disqualification if he disobeys her orders again.
Carr tends to the masked man, a moment when Dragon Lee appears on the scene. Standing on the apron, Lee taunts Big Cass, who soon falls into the trap. Dragon kicks the head of the Powerhouse behind the official's back. A recovered Rey executes a 619 on Big Cass. He tries to respond, but his opponent surprises him with a roll-up. 1..2..3.
Winner: Rey Mysterio
946 carry out a brief video promo directed at their opponents for tonight. "You better not fail", says Bronco Nima. "Usos, Solo. There is strength in numbers", says a smiling Royce Keys. "No one is safe," adds Jaida Parker to end the message.
Adam Pearce informs Chad Patton that he will be the one in charge of refereeing the main event of the night. "Is this a punishment?" asks the official. Pearce replies that it's not, but it's not a normal situation either. The General Manager is convinced that 946 and The Bloodline will not follow the rules in their tag team match. That's why he needs an experienced referee to handle the situation. "I need you to go in there, hopefully keep order as best you can, declare a victory by pinfall or submission, and get out of there safe and sound. Can you do it?", Pearce asks. "I understand," Patton replies. Pearce thanks the official as he shakes his hand. Chad leaves to end the segment.
Lyra Valkyria appears on the entrance ramp. The Irishwoman confesses that she is not going through a good moment. And this has been the case for some time. Lyra hopes that the fans understand her situation, as she no longer feels safe in her workplace. Valkyria recalls that last week she was threatened by Bayley. A woman she has already defeated twice, but who she still can't shake off. "What else do I have to do?" she wonders. Lyra believes that the fans in Louisiana could support her. Thus, something good could come out of this state. The audience boos the Irishwoman. Valkyria encourages them to chant against Bayley, a moment when she appears on the scene. "The Role Model" surprises Lyra from behind to snatch the microphone from her. "Ding, Dong," exclaims Bayley. She points out that the audience wants to see Valkyria face the consequences of her actions. And that is something that will happen. "It will happen. But you won't know when. You won't know where. You won't know how. It will happen when I decide", says "The Role Model" before leaving. Desperate, Lyra asks the fans to open their eyes once and for all. She has been threatened again and needs their support. The Irishwoman returns backstage to ask for help from Adam Pearce. This is how we reach the end of this segment.
The Judgment Day as a whole makes its way to the ring. Microphone in hand, Liv Morgan addresses the fans, who greet her with boos. "Ladies and gentlemen, you are now in the presence of the greatest women's world champion of alllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll time", she says. Morgan points out that, after overcoming all the injustice she has had to deal with recently, the Women's World Championship has finally returned to where it belongs: The Judgment Day. And with Money in the Bank now in the rearview mirror, it's time to turn her attention to Crown Jewel and...
Chelsea Green interrupts the promo!
The WWE Women's United States Champion makes her way into the ring. "Chelsea! Chelsea!" the fans chant. Green apologizes to Liv, assuring her that she didn't mean to interrupt. She simply wanted to come face-to-face with her Crown Jewel opponent. "Look, I respect you, okay? I admire your tenacity. And personally, I'm excited about this match. May the best woman win", the Canadian says as she extends her hand toward Morgan.
Laughing, Liv refuses to shake Chelsea's hand, explaining that doing so would mean acknowledging that they are on the same level. And that isn't true. In fact, Green isn't even a champion who competes in the ring. "You're not even a real champion. But you're looking at one", Morgan says as she raises her Women's World Championship. Liv points out that she can't take Chelsea seriously right now. Besides, the only person she could possibly be worried about is Chelsea's friend Tiffany Stratton, but she got injured on the very night she won the Money in the Bank briefcase. "I guess I don't have much to worry about when it comes to a backup champion", Liv says. Green recalls that she's been underestimated throughout her entire career, so she doesn't care if Morgan does the same. Because while Liv spends her time hanging out with her lackeys, Chelsea will be training day and night to beat her at Crown Jewel. "There's a reason I'm a WWE Champion. So go ahead, keep underestimating me, but I'm going to make you respect me. Besides, I'm not going to stand here and let you call me a backup champion when you're Dominik Mysterio's backup girlfriend", Chelsea says.
Roxanne Perez confronts Green, making it clear that she can't beat any of the women in The Judgment Day. "Wanna prove it?" Green asks. "I'd love to," Perez replies. "How about tonight?" the Canadian asks. The two women square off, at which point a referee enters the ring, ready to officiate the match.
Chelsea Green vs. Roxanne Perez (with Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez)
Roxanne dodges Green's first attack and escapes to ringside, playing mind games with her opponent. Perez returns to the ring and grapples with the Canadian. Both women roll to ringside while still locked together. Roxanne and Chelsea make it back into the ring before the referee's count reaches 10. Perez traps Green in a wristlock. Chelsea breaks free and catches the Texan off guard with a roll-up. 1..2..NO.
Green takes Roxy down with a shoulder tackle before trapping her in a grounded headlock. "The Prodigy" escapes her opponent's hold and slaps her. Green slides to ringside while grabbing the Texan's leg, tripping her in the process. Then, she slaps her right back. Chelsea strikes Roxanne near the ropes before hitting a facebuster. Perez dodges a charge from the Canadian in one of the corners and responds with a flurry of attacks.
Green catches Roxanne off guard and drives her into one of the corners. Green follows up with a Missile Dropkick. Perez ends up at ringside. Chelsea tries to dive onto Roxanne, but the latter stops her with a massive slap. "The Prodigy" returns to the ring and uses the ropes to build momentum before executing a suicide dive. Roxy hurls the Canadian into the barricade. Green gets back into the ring, where she quickly falls into the Texan's clutches. Perez kicks the WWE Women's United States Champion in the face before going for the cover. 1..2..NO.
Perez traps Green in a crossface. Chelsea gets to her feet with her opponent on her back. Green throws herself into one of the corners to break free. Chelsea launches a counterattack. Green kicks Roxanne with an enzuigiri before finishing her off with a Rough Ryder. 1..2..NO. Both women struggle for control. Perez catches Chelsea with a tilt-a-whirl facebuster before following up with a Shining Wizard. 1..2..NO.
Perez attempts to hit her Pop Rox, but Green stops her and counters with a release German suplex. Liv distracts Chelsea long enough for Perez to attack the Canadian from behind. Roxy executes a springboard moonsault, but Green gets her knees up. Now Raquel climbs onto the apron to distract Green. Green catches Roxanne and throws her into her own teammate. Both women fall to ringside.
Chelsea dives onto the two women with a suicide dive. Green brings "The Prodigy" back into the ring. At that moment, Liv charges at the Canadian, attempting to catch her from behind. Chelsea uses the Women's World Champion's momentum to launch her over the commentary table. Green returns to the ring, where Perez catches her with a kick straight to the stomach. Roxanne finishes her off with a Pop Rox. 1..2..3.
Winner: Roxanne Perez
Morgan approaches Green to mock her. "This is what happens on MY show, got it? Next time, you'd better stay..." Liv says before Chelsea slaps her. Raquel and Roxanne waste no time attacking the Canadian, whom Morgan finishes off with an ObLIVion. The women of The Judgment Day pose triumphantly over their victim as the segment comes to an end.
Solo Sikoa joins The Usos in The Bloodline's locker room. Jey wants to make it clear to Solo that they are the "captains" and that he must follow their orders. Sikoa makes it clear that he won't follow their orders because they aren't his captains, and Roman Reigns isn't his "Tribal Chief". Jey asks what kind of special relationship he has with Reigns now. "That's between The Tribal Chief and me", Solo replies. "In fact, you two need to follow me tonight", he adds. Jey insists that they are the captains. Jimmy interrupts Jey, pointing out that they need to put their differences aside because they can only win tonight if they work together.
JD McDonagh's Funko Pop mascot delivers a gift to Corey Graves and Joe Tessitore. The sender is Joe Hendry, who continues to promote his new album. JD McDonagh quickly interrupts the promotional segment. The Irishman accuses the commentators of encouraging body shaming. It's an attitude that doesn't surprise him coming from the people of Louisiana, but it does from two professionals he expected much more from. He's particularly surprised by Tessitore, who has an enormous head. JD approaches the Funko Pop mascot to confront it, but it defends itself with a kick to the shin followed by a headbutt. The mascot flees toward the backstage area but ends up crashing into the arena's video screen. McDonagh quickly catches up with it and attacks it. Suddenly, Joe Hendry appears on the scene and starts a fight with the Irishman. The two make their way into the ring. Hendry hits JD with two clotheslines. The second sends him out of the ring. Joe celebrates with the fans as the segment comes to an end.
Oba Femi makes his entrance. "Ooooooooooooooooba! Ooooooooooooooooooba!" the fans chant. Oba says he's in a very good mood tonight. Femi asks the audience if they saw what he did to Bronson Reed at Money in the Bank. The Nigerian recalls how Reed had promised to hit him with one Tsunami after another. However, he didn't see any of that. He arrived in Louisiana and saw nothing but calm waters and blue skies. Then he remembered that there are no tsunamis in this part of the country. Oba makes it clear that Bronson learned the same lesson all his opponents have learned before him: it doesn't matter who you are, because everyone eventually bends the knee to "The Ruler." And now that The Vision has learned this lesson, he can put this rivalry behind him, look ahead, and fulfill his destiny.
Paul Heyman interrupts the promo!
Heyman is glad to hear that word: "destiny." Paul recalls the advice he gave Bronson Reed last week: to hit one Tsunami after another. That was the only way he could defeat Femi. However, the Australian was only able to hit the move once. A single Tsunami would have been enough against any other opponent. But not against Oba, who has become the only man to survive this finisher. Paul asks the Nigerian for permission to enter the ring. Femi grants it.
Heyman points out that Oba is the future of WWE. Paul couldn't believe what he was seeing at Money in the Bank, as Femi performed even better than he had at WrestleMania and SummerSlam. Heyman describes Oba as "THE GUY," the man who will lead WWE into the future. Femi interrupts Paul. "The Ruler" makes sure to silence him by tossing his microphone aside. Oba places his hand on "The Wiseman's" shoulder. "Paul, with all due respect. I'm not Brock Lesnar. And I'm certainly not Roman Reigns. They're Paul Heyman Guys. I'm an Oba Femi Guy!", "The Ruler" exclaims before leaving the ring. The Nigerian heads backstage as the segment comes to an end.
Adam Pearce and IYO SKY are talking backstage. The Japanese star is still looking for her next opponent. Suddenly, Lyra Valkyria interrupts them. The Irishwoman wants the General Manager to do something about Bayley. "She's ruining my life. I've beaten her twice, but she keeps hanging around me like a bad smell. She threatened me at work last week. I don't feel safe. I need security, or...", Valkyria says before noticing "The Role Model" standing several yards away. Pearce turns to greet Bayley. "You're not going to do anything?" Lyra asks. "She works here," Adam replies. Annoyed, Valkyria walks away. Bayley quickly follows her. Pearce tries to resume his conversation with SKY, but now they are interrupted by Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez. The latter reminds Pearce that she defeated Chelsea Green tonight, so she asks him for a title match against the Canadian. The General Manager advises her to go to SmackDown and ask Nick Aldis for it. And now, if they'll excuse him, he'd like to continue his conversation with IYO SKY. Rodriguez mocks the Japanese star, pointing out that everyone had already forgotten about her. Raquel recalls a time when "The Genius of Sky" actually meant something on Raw. Furious, IYO tries to confront Rodriguez, but Perez steps in. SKY carefully studies the two Texans before turning back toward Pearce. "Adam, I think I've found my next opponent", a smiling SKY says before walking away.
Jackie Redmond interviews LA Knight backstage. Redmond congratulates "The Megastar" on his great match at Money in the Bank. LA Knight makes it clear that receiving praise wasn't his goal. Solo Sikoa interrupts the interview to point out that he deserves the praise. In fact, he should be proud of his performance against Roman Reigns. "So, Bloodline, huh?" a serious LA Knight asks Solo. Solo assures him that he hasn't rejoined them. LA Knight cuts him off, pointing out that he doesn't owe him an explanation. "Are we good?" the Samoan asks. "We're good", LA Knight replies before walking away.
Intercontinental Championship Match
Chad Gable (c) vs. Rey Fenix
Gable and Rey Fenix begin with a feeling-out phase that ends in a stalemate. Both men shake hands before engaging in an exchange of punches. Rey Fenix catches Gable off guard with a hurricanrana. Chad blocks a second hurricanrana and traps the Mexican in an Ankle Lock. Rey Fenix reaches the ropes to force the hold to be broken. Rey Fenix sends Chad out of the ring before diving onto him with a moonsault.
Rey Fenix brings Gable back into the ring and continues the assault. The masked wrestler delivers several chops in one of the corners. Chad recovers and returns the favor, but he is quickly taken down with an enzuigiri. Rey Fenix kicks Chad in the back of the head before going for the cover. 1..2..NO. Gable catches Rey Fenix with a bridging suplex. 1..2..NO. Chad climbs to the top of one of the corners to execute a moonsault. 1..2..NO.
Gable blocks the Mexican's German suplex and traps him in an Ankle Lock. Rey Fenix prevents him from fully applying the hold and responds with a flurry of attacks. Chad sends Rey Fenix toward the ropes. The masked wrestler returns toward his opponent and strikes him with a roundhouse kick. Rey Fenix charges at Chad for a rolling cutter, but the Intercontinental Champion counters it into an Olympic Slam. "This is awesome!" the fans chant.
Chad ends up at ringside, where he is struck with a Penalty Kick. Rey Fenix continues his offense with a diving dropkick. Rey Fenix charges at Chad, but Gable stops him with a belly-to-belly suplex straight into the barricade. Gable brings Rey Fenix back into the ring. However, as soon as he returns, his opponent catches him with a rolling cutter. Both men are left lying on the mat.
Chad gets to his feet and attacks the masked wrestler. Gable takes him toward the top of one of the corners. Rey Fenix knocks the Intercontinental Champion down before diving onto him. Chad stops him and counters with a suplex. 1..2..NO. Gable climbs up to dive onto Rey Fenix. Fenix stops him with a superkick before finishing him off with a double underhook facebuster. 1..2..NO.
Chad traps Rey Fenix and hits him with three consecutive German suplexes. 1..2..NO. Chad climbs up once again. Rey Fenix strikes him before knocking him down with a Frankensteiner. The Mexican follows up with a moonsault. 1..2..NO. Gable uses the ropes to catch his breath. Rey Fenix takes advantage and executes a Tightrope P.K. on Chad before finishing him off with a frog splash. 1..2..NO. "This is awesome!" the fans chant.
Rey Fenix takes Gable to the top of one of the corners and sets him up for a Mexican Muscle Buster. Gable escapes his grasp. The Mexican now tries to strike him with a Roundhouse Kick. Chad ducks the kick and attempts to trap him in an Ankle Lock. Rey Fenix resists. Gable drops to the mat to tighten the hold, but Rey Fenix manages to turn in time and reach the ropes, forcing the hold to be broken.
The action continues. Rey Fenix is seen limping. Gable catches him and delivers a German suplex straight into one of the corners. Chad climbs up. Rey Fenix strikes him, knocking him down onto the turnbuckle. Rey Fenix prepares to execute his Mexican Muscle Buster, but Chad breaks free and traps him in an Ankle Lock once again. In pain, the masked wrestler has no choice but to tap out.
Winner by submission and STILL Intercontinental Champion: Chad Gable
Gable fastens his Intercontinental Championship around his waist and approaches Rey Fenix to help him to his feet. Chad hands the Mexican his AAA Cruiserweight World Championship before raising his arm as a sign of respect. Gable heads backstage, allowing the masked wrestler to receive the crowd's ovation. And with that, the segment comes to an end.
Byron Saxton interviews Stephanie Vaquer outside the medical room. The Chilean is seen walking with the aid of crutches. "La Primera" assures him that she'll be fine soon. Regarding the result at Money in the Bank, Stephanie admits she's disappointed by her loss, but accepts what happened because it was her idea to put the Women's World Championship on the line against two opponents. Vaquer says every defeat allows her to come back stronger than before, and that's exactly what will happen next. Becky Lynch appears on the scene. The Irishwoman wonders how Stephanie plans to come back stronger than before when she now has an ankle injury and no longer holds the championship. "I made sure you won the title, and you made sure we both lost it", "The Man" says. Vaquer reminds the Irishwoman that she got her title opportunity thanks to her, so she owes Becky nothing. Stephanie makes it clear that she no longer respects Becky. Besides, her injury won't keep her out of action for long. "I don't need to be champion to kick your ass", the Chilean says. "Don't keep me waiting too long. I'll be ready", "The Man" replies before walking away.
Jackie Redmond interviews a hurting Rey Fenix backstage. Despite his loss, the Mexican thoroughly enjoyed his match against Chad Gable and hopes they can face each other again someday. Ethan Page appears on the scene. "All Ego" "congratulates" Rey Fenix for wasting the title opportunity he stole from him. At least now everyone knows he can't beat Gable. With that said, he tells him to stay away from his opportunities. "All Ego" leaves, only to catch Rey Fenix off guard with a sneak attack from behind. Page continues assaulting the Mexican. Chad Gable quickly arrives to drive the heel away. Gable calls for medical assistance as the segment comes to an end.
Six-Man Tag Team Match
Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso and Solo Sikoa vs. 946 (Royce Keys, Lucien Price and Bronco Nima) (with Jaida Parker)
Parker shouts at The Usos and Sikoa from the apron while the rest of 946 remain on the commentary table. The Samoans climb onto the opposite apron. Their opponents quickly do the same. Both teams stare each other down before entering the ring. The referee asks them to take their positions, but there's nothing he can do to prevent the fight from breaking out. The official then decides to call for the bell.
The action unfolds both inside and outside the ring. Keys throws Solo over the barricade before rejoining his teammates to deal with The Usos. Royce goes after Sikoa, but Solo catches him off guard by throwing one of the commentators' chairs at him. Jey dives onto Nima with a suicide dive. Jey and Solo exchange blows with their opponents, at which point Jimmy dives onto all of them with a tornillo.
The action moves inside the ring, where the match begins to proceed legally... at least until Keys strikes Jimmy in the back with a kendo stick. Royce, Nima and Price take turns striking Jimmy. Price hits a corner clothesline on Jimmy before pointing his index finger toward the sky. Jimmy catches Lucien with an enzuigiri before crawling toward his corner. Royce tags in to stop Jimmy from reaching his teammates, knocking them both off the apron.
Bronco and Lucien attempt their combined finisher on Jimmy, but Jey stops them. Jey hits a spear on Bronco. Both men crawl toward their respective corners to tag in Solo and Keys. Sikoa hits a Samoan drop on Royce before crushing him in one of the corners. Solo follows up with a Running Hip Attack before finishing him off with a Spinning Solo. 1..2..NO. Jaida grabs the referee by the legs and pulls him out of the ring, interrupting the count. Parker throws the official over the barricade into the crowd.
Chaos takes over at ringside. Jey catches Nima with a superkick. Now The Usos team up to hit him with a stereo superkick. Nima attacks Jey and Jimmy from behind. OTM and The Usos continue fighting in the stands. Nima and Price strike Jey and Jimmy in the back with a trash can. Meanwhile, Royce clears off the commentary table. OTM smash Jimmy's head. Jey climbs to a higher section of the stands and launches himself with a diving splash. All four men are left lying on the floor. Jaida now dives from the stands, landing on the Samoans.
We return to ringside, where Keys positions the steel steps in front of the commentary table. Solo foils Royce's plans by hitting him with a Samoan drop through the table, destroying it. Sikoa brings him back into the ring to hit an Uso Splash. Solo prepares to finish him off with a Samoan Spike when a masked man suddenly appears and strikes him with a crowbar.
No contest
The masked man reveals his identity. It's Carmelo Hayes!
Keys restrains Solo so Hayes can strike him with the crowbar again. Royce finishes him off with a spinebuster. OTM bring The Usos back into the ring so Melo can strike them with the crowbar. OTM hit their combined Samoan drop on Jimmy. All of 946 pose over their victims. "Nobody is safe. NOBODY", Royce says as the show comes to an end.
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