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Liv Morgan retained the Women’s World Championship thanks to the usual interference from the Judgment Day. The latest show had a few good moments, but WWE made the following four mistakes on RAW.
#4. Putting Kelani Jordan and Lola Vice in Money in the Bank qualifiers
RAW and SmackDown are laden with many talented women. Several stars from the red brand make sense for Money in the Bank qualifiers. Next week’s offering includes current Women’s Intercontinental Champion Raquel Rodriguez, the debuting Lola Vice, and current NXT Women’s Champion Kelani Jordan.
Putting Vice in the match likely means she’ll win. Rodriguez is already a champion and shouldn’t be in the match. Why not use Roxanne Perez, Bayley, Becky Lynch, IYO SKY, or Natalya?
Even Vaquer would make sense after she lost to Liv Morgan. Putting an NXT star in the match is a big mistake, especially since the star they picked is the brand’s current champion.
#3. Why is this on RAW?
WWE opted to feature comedian Matt Mathews on RAW since he hails from Alabama. He appeared on NXT earlier this year. The Miz and Kit Wilson interrupted Jackie Redmond as she attempted to interview Mathews.
The Miz insulted the comedian and the state of Alabama. Mathews joked that he thought The A-Lister was retired. Wilson and Miz are members of SmackDown, so why is this happening on RAW?
Couldn’t it have happened with heels like Ethan Page or the Judgment Day? They’re at least part of the RAW roster. SmackDown’s mid-card is barren, so it would have made more sense for it to happen on the blue brand. Big Cass or Penta could have cut live promos instead of this bit.
#2. WWE continues to bury Lyra Valkyria
Valkyria had a chance to qualify for Money in the Bank, but her 2026 descent continued on RAW. She’s already lost twice to Sol Ruca this year in singles action.
Instead of having Maxxine Dupri eat the pin in the triple threat, WWE officials had Lyra take the fall so Ruca could advance. Some will claim that Bayley’s interjection led to the loss.
However, the rivals could have fought on the outside while Ruca hit her finisher on Dupri. It just buries Lyra yet again. She’s lost most of her matches this year. Her entrance also came during the commercial break (for those who get commercials).
Where’s the woman who was the first Intercontinental Champion? It’s a disappointing use of a star who was gaining steam as a babyface before turning on Bayley.
#1. Roman Reigns doesn’t appear a week before a title defense
Roman Reigns not showing up has been an ongoing issue all summer. He promised he’d appear more after winning the World Heavyweight Title at WrestleMania 42.
He made good on the promise for two months. After Night of Champions, he’s missed every other week of programming. He exchanged words with LA Knight last week before standing face-to-face with Penta after the Mexican star won a shot at the title.
The former AEW star cut a pre-taped promo this week. Reigns’ absence shows that the title match isn’t as big a deal as WWE wants fans to think. He should have had a live segment with his challenger instead of missing the week before a big defense.
Doing so shows he (in character) doesn’t consider the Luchador a threat. Penta isn’t going to win, but WWE at least has to make it seem like he has a chance. This booking doesn’t do that.
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