Greg’s WWE RAW Results (September 21, 2026): Former champion KIDNAPPED before main event!! New Superstar officially signed!!

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Let’s find out together.

Here are the full results for WWE Monday Night RAW:

• Roxanne Perez defeated IYO SKY via pinfall with the Pop Rox to advance to the WWE Women’s MITB Ladder Match.
• Je’Von Evans defeated Bron Breakker via DQ thanks to Austin Theory.
• Lyra Valkyria defeated Bayley via pinfall with the schoolboy rollup.
• Penta defeated “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio via pinfall with the Springboard Mexican Destroyer to advance to the WWE Men’s MITB Ladder Match.

Before the show began, we saw Bayley, IYO SKY, and Solo Sikoa around the building. Solo walked through the parking lot and barely avoided a beatdown from the 946, who were seen stalking him in their SUV as the former US Champion arrived at the building.

We were shown highlights from WWE RAW’s main event last week, where Penta failed to take the WWE Men’s World Championship from Roman Reigns in Mexico City. Despite the loss, Penta held his head high. He ran into LA Knight before his entrance, where the two acknowledged each other.

The crowd was hot for Penta and gave the former Men’s Intercontinental Champion a huge ovation. San Antonio, Texas, was Penta territory. Roman Reigns was the better man last week, and he respected him. But this wasn’t the end. Penta wanted another fight for the WWE Men’s World Championship and cut his promo in both English and Spanish, which was dang impressive.

“This is only the beginning, soy Pent–” before Penta could finish, he was interrupted by the King of the Luchadores, “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio, and JD McDonagh of the Judgment Day. Last week, they laid out Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer, AAA Mega Champion El Grande Americano, and WWE Hall of Famer & AAA General Manager Rey Mysterio. Tonight, Dom would punch his ticket to Money in the Bank.

As far as Penta was concerned? Well, he lost, so it was time to go to the back of the line. Penta was just a luchador, but Dom was the king of the Luchadores. Penta claimed that Dom could never be the man his father is, leading to a two-on-one beatdown from the Judgment Day.

Penta sent JD flying overhead, countering a powerbomb on the floor. Back in the ring, a diving crossbody laid out the Judgment Day, as Penta stood tall.

Backstage, The Bloodline were discussing plans for the 946 when Solo Sikoa came in waving a white flag. “This means don’t hit me, so don’t hit me.” Solo wanted to work together to take out 946. Did he want back in the Bloodline? All he had to do was acknowledge the Tribal Captains (The Usos) and the Tribal Chief (Roman Reigns).

Solo wasn’t even considering that, so the Usos sent him packing. Jacob Fatu wasn’t enthralled with the move. “Like it or not, y’all just made a big mistake.”

WWE Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match Qualifier: IYO SKY vs Roxanne Perez vs AAA Reina de Reinas Champion La Catalina

Roxanne Perez found herself between IYO SKY and La Catalina, the latter of whom Perez would be challenging for gold at Worlds Collide this weekend. A dropkick from SKY sent Perez to the floor, leaving SKY and Catalina together.

All three competitors traded pinfalls before Perez tied them both up, stacking them at the same time for a two-count. Arm drag, hip toss, arm drag, and we had a stalemate. SKY rocked a flying Perez with a forearm and landed on top of the Prodigy with a springboard moonsault. La Catalina followed with a flying crossbody as we hit the commercial break.

Back from the break, Roxanne was going for a pin on both competitors, getting a two-count both times. SKY planted her with a flapjack facebuster, following with a roundhouse for a near fall. Perez avoided the Bullet Train Attack and rocked the former WWE Women’s Champion with a running enziguri, only for Catalina to flatten her with a crossbody.

Perez went for a springboard moonsault on Catalina, and the Reina de Reinas Champ got her knees up. SKY followed with a double stomp for the pinfall, which Catalina broke up. SKY avoided a Gory Bomb and picked up Catalina for the double underhook backbreaker. Over the Moonsault??

Nope! Perez shoved her into the post. Catalina and Perez joined SKY up top, with Perez sending Catalina crashing to the mat before launching SKY with a top-rope hurricanrana. As Perez got to her feet, the running single-leg dropkick turned her inside out. Catalina couldn’t secure the pinfall, unfortunately.

Catalina caught Perez with the Gory Bomb, but it wasn’t enough. They fought to their feet, where SKY sent them across the ring with a missile dropkick. The Bullet Train Attack connected with both opponents. Over the Moonsault to both women? Perez rolled away as SKY hit Catalina, and she pinned SKY with the Pop Rox!

Roxanne Perez defeated IYO SKY via pinfall with the Pop Rox to advance to the WWE Women’s MITB Ladder Match.

Grade: C+. There were some awkward spots here, especially in the beginning. Still, once these three fired up, it was exciting. La Catalina seemed to have gotten the WWE fans on her side by the time the match came to an end. If we got this again a few months from now, it would be smoother.

Backstage, LA Knight asked Solo Sikoa what he was thinking when he asked The Bloodline for help. Solo said he was just trying to cover himself ahead of a MITB qualifier tonight. Knight wondered if Solo would cash in on him, but Solo Dolo denied the possibility. “You’re my boy.”

LA Knight hit the ring. They talked about the BFT Knight hit on Roman Reigns last week, which WWE RAW viewers didn’t see. Knight said Reigns and Penta tore the house down in their WWE World Title match last week. But now, it was time to talk about LA Knight’s moment. It’s been three years since Knight and Reigns went one-on-one for a WWE Championship. Three years of Reigns and others in the promotion keeping Knight down, despite a fervent WWE fanbase supporting him every step of the way.

“Like it or not,” said Knight, “I am the plan.” Reigns wanted to be acknowledged? Fine. Again, they had a great match last week. He acknowledged that Roman won by himself. He even acknowledged Roman Reigns’ greatness, calling him one of the greatest champions of all time.

He knew that the fans wanted Knight to be a WWE Champion, but he understood that many didn’t believe it could happen. Knight blew several opportunities in recent years, and after last week, he didn’t know if anyone could beat Roman Reigns. Roman Reigns hadn’t used the Bloodline in months, which was fine, but he’d never been willing to face Knight one-on-one without any help.

Knight acknowledged one final thing… that at Money in the Bank, Roman would acknowledge him as the new Men’s World Champion. With everybody sayin, L-A-KNIGHT!! YEAH!!

Byron Saxton caught up with Je’Von Evans backstage, letting the Young OG know that, at 22-years-old, he’d be the youngest WWE Superstar to ever compete in the Money in the Bank Ladder Match. Evans didn’t stop there, saying he’d be the youngest to win it. Logan Paul and the Vision rolled up, mocking Evans. Bron Breakker, who qualified two weeks ago, stepped in between Evans and Logan, letting him know that he would be winning the MITB.

Evans slapped Breakker in the face, then goaded Breakker into a match. As he made his entrance, Evans grabbed the camera and said, “What did the five fingers say to the face? SLAP!”

Je’Von Evans vs Bron Breakker w/The Vision

The Young OG took the fight to the former WWE Men’s Intercontinental Champion. Though he’s a great high-flyer, Evans is deceptively large. Evans battered Breakker around the ring and slapped him through the ropes. The Vision protected Breakker, who waited for Logan Paul to distract his opponent.

Evans saw the play coming and launched Breakker over the barricade as he went for the spear. He followed with his over-the-barricade flying press. Evans was DOMINATING Breakker.

Back from the break, though, Breakker sent Evans flying with the Breakensteiner. Evans responded, however, countering the spear with a devastating superkick! Evans continued to daze Breakker with big punches and chops, leading to a tornado kick in the corner to the back of Breakker’s neck. A springboard clothesline took Breakker down, and Evans countered a military press with a DDT!!

A leaping Sliced Bread No. 2 drove Breakker into the mat for a two-count! Wow!! Breakker fell to the floor, and Maxxine Dupri stopped Evans’ big dive. A distracted referee didn’t see Theory crack Evans with a big right. Breakker rolled in for a spinning side slam, getting a near fall.

Evans rocked Theory and hit two dives on Reed and Breakker!! Red Dot connected back inside the ring!! As he went for the OG Cutter, Theory yanked his foot out from under him in front of the ref.

Je’Von Evans defeated Bron Breakker via DQ thanks to Austin Theory.

Grade: C. If we got a clean end to this, regardless of the winner, I’d have graded this higher. WWE hates a clean end to a match. On the bright side, something awesome happened immediately after this. And Je’Von looked like an unstoppable tornado tonight, which was fun to see.

As Evans was jumped by The Vision, Oba Femi’s music hit. The longtime WWE NXT Rivals worked together, laying out The Vision. Oba flattened the group and sent them to the floor, and Evans let the Bringer of War launch him over the ropes, taking out the stable. Nice to see two of the NXT Trinity working together tonight.

After a surprise appearance by WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry, we were shown footage of Royce Keys and OTM in their SUV in the parking lot. Keys said it was time to stop with the warning shots. What could that mean for the Bloodline?

After that, we saw a Joe Hendry clip, as the former WWE NXT Champion sang his “JD McDonagh is a Funko Pop” song with a crowd… and a man dressed as a JD Funko. This led to the arrival of the Judgment Day.

JD McDonagh called the crowd fat and ugly. He was upset about the fat head song, chant, and jokes. Raquel Rodriguez calmed him down. “You have the best head.” Alright.

Last week, the Judgment Day proved they still ran Monday Night RAW after embarrassing fake champions Stephanie Vaquer, El Grande Americano, and Rey Mysterio. Liv Morgan wanted to celebrate the blessings of the Judgment Day and said the only way it would’ve been better was if she’d won her title back. She called the championship bout in Chile the “Santiago Screwjob.”

Former WWE Champion Becky Lynch broke it up. In the crowd, Lynch said she had known McDonagh since he was 12. She expected more from JD, as did his mother. Liv also expected to hold onto her title a little longer, but she learned it’s hard to hold onto gold when it has to be defended.

But she refused to let anyone slander “Referee Rebecca,” believing that the ref was the greatest of all time. It wasn’t just her saying it; everyone was saying it. It was time for Liv to go to the back, as Becky Lynch was next up. “Welcome to the Big Time!”

Stephanie Vaquer came out to quash the beef. As far as Liv begging for a title shot, she was first in line. As far as Becky went, she was getting a match as well! Stephanie Vaquer said that real champions weren’t afraid to defend their title. Would we get a triple threat? Two back-to-back title matches? We weren’t told at this point.

Next up was a Lyra Valkyria vignette. The former WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion thought she was done with Bayley. And yet, she was still costing Lyra opportunities. Tonight, she’d make Bayley wish their last match was her last match.

Bayley vs Lyra Valkyria

The Role Model of WWE jumped Lyra Valkyria before she got to the ring. Back between the ropes, a running knee rocked her former tag team partner. Bayley hung Valkyria across the top rope for another flying knee.

Valkyria quickly turned things around after taking out the vet’s knee. The flying ax kick nearly finished Bayley, but she kicked out. Bayley responded with a huge diving elbow drop and a series of running elbow drops, leaving Valkyria gasping for breath and rolling to the floor. Bayley went for a baseball slide, and Lyra blocked it, swinging Bayley head-first into the post.

An elevated backbreaker dropped Bayley on the floor as we went to the break.

Back inside the ring, Bayley caught Lyra between the ropes with an elevated cutter! A clothesline and a back suplex rocked the inaugural WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion, but she regained control with a tornado DDT. Valkyria’s moonsault missed, though, and Bayley capitalized with a running shotgun dropkick.

Lyra’s Last Breath choke failed, but the two accidentally ran into the ref, allowing Lyra to poke Bayley in the eyes. A big falling powerbomb folded Bayley in half for a close call. A Bayley-to-Belly planted Lyra out of NOWHERE!!

1-2-kickout!! Roseplant failed, leading to a brawl on the floor. Bayley launched Lyra across the desk, nearly bowling over Joe Tess. The table was cleared, but Valkyria escaped a piledriver attempt. Bayley and Valkyria returned to the ring, where Valkyria baited a furious veteran into a hang-up on the second rope. Bayley wasn’t able to recover in time as Valkyria pinned her with a schoolboy, grabbing the tights to guarantee the win.

Lyra Valkyria defeated Bayley via pinfall with a schoolboy roll-up.

Grade: C-. Unfortunately, this was not the same level as their bout at SNME. The ending was especially weird, as it felt like they were both scrambling and stalling for time on the way to the finish.

Backstage, WWE Men’s Intercontinental Champion Chad Gable thanked Dragon Lee for a fantastic match last week and said they could run it back whenever he wanted. Ethan Page walked in, sick of the lovey-dovey “crap” he’d been seeing with Gable and the luchadores. He wanted a shot at the Intercontinental Championship, but Gable refused to give him the time of day until he earned it in the ring.

WWE RAW GM Adam Pearce was out next to make a huge announcement. Following her huge DEBUT win in the MITB qualifier last week, Lola Vice was now the newest member of the Monday Night RAW roster. Lola said her mother raised her right, and her father pushed her to be the athlete she became. It didn’t matter who else qualified, because Lola’s fists never lied.

Vice was interrupted by another former WWE NXT Champion and the latest to qualify for MITB, Roxanne Perez. The Prodigy said Lola was levels below her, and she’d prove it in a few weeks. Lola fired up verbally, leading to a shove from Perez. The spinning backfist nearly took Roxanne’s face off, and Adam Pearce did his best to separate them. Lola danced while Perez was dragged off.

Solo Sikoa’s music hit as we prepared for the main event. Cameras rushed to the back, though, as the 946 jumped Solo Sikoa. They tossed Solo into the back of their SUV and drove off as The Usos, Jacob Fatu, LA Knight, Adam Pearce, Gregory Helms, Petey Williams, and several WWE referees showed up. RAW GM Pearce demanded someone call the police.

“Dirty” Dominik Mysterio asked if that meant he’d won the match by default, which infuriated Pearce. “DO YOU ONLY THINK ABOUT YOURSELF? GET YOUR *SS TO THE RING, NOW!!”

Dominik made his entrance, as did Dragon Lee. The question was, would there be a third participant here?

WWE Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match Qualifier: “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio vs Dragon Lee vs ???

Adam Pearce stated that they’d advertised a triple threat, so the WWE Universe would get a triple threat. Who was the third man? Penta!!

The man who just challenged Roman Reigns for the WWE Men’s World Championship now had another chance to get back to the front of the line. Penta rushed the ring as he and Dragon Lee took out Dominik Mysterio early.

Dom and Lee fell to the floor, where Penta crashed on top with a tope con hilo to send us to commercial.

Back from the break, “Dirty” Dom rocked Penta with a superkick before focusing on Dragon Lee. The King of the Luchadores pulled Lee up for a superplex, but Lee knocked him down with a headbutt. Penta caught Lee with a running enziguri, but Lee again sent his opponent crashing to the mat. Dom went up again, but was crotched on the top turnbuckle, allowing Lee to hit the diving stomp.

Penta sent Lee across the ring with a release belly-to-belly suplex, and was taken out by Dom’s neckbreaker. Lee bounced off the corner with a running single-leg dropkick, leaving all three men down on the mat. Penta and Lee were first up, with the former IC Champion catching Lee with the corner backstabber.

Dom broke up the pin and followed with three tope atomicos. Viva La Raza indeed. Dom ate a superkick from Dragon Lee just as he got to his feet from the third, and yet he managed to dump his longtime rival to the floor for a suicide dive.

Penta and Dragon Lee worked together for a moment, hitting a shotgun dropkick and a slingshot dropkick on “Dirty” Dom. Lee took out Penta before rocking Dom with another shotgun dropkick. Penta failed to notice Lee leaping over the ropes and was launched hard onto the floor with a leaping hurricanrana.

As Lee went for a suicide dive, Dominik saw it coming, countering it with a 619!! Michinoku Driver!!

1-2-kickout! That was cool. Dom sent Penta off of a pin, and Penta dropped Dragon on his head with a DDT. Dom then fell to the Penta Driver, but managed to kick out at the last second.

Lee spiked Penta with the tornado DDT out of the corner. No Operation Dragon, as he instead rocked Penta with the Spirit Gun!! Before he could cover Penta, though, Dom attempted a Three Amigos.

Dom’s Frog Splash failed as Penta got his knees up. Styles Clash from Dragon Lee!! Unfortunately for Lee, Penta was able to break up the pin. Penta spiked Lee on the apron with the Mexican Destroyer but was immediately clocked with a 619 to the face. Dom followed with a Frog Splash… and Penta kicked out!

Dom tore the turnbuckle pad away from the post. Unfortunately, he doomed himself. Penta sent him into the exposed buckle and finished the match with a Springboard Mexican Destroyer!!

Penta defeated “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio via pinfall with the Springboard Mexican Destroyer to advance to the WWE Men’s MITB Ladder Match.

Grade: A. This was an awesome main event, simply put. Penta carried his momentum from last week into a surprise MITB appearance, and the crowd was all for it. “Dirty” Dom and Dragon Lee pulled out some great stuff, especially Dominik’s 619 counter to Lee’s bullet-like dive. This was definitely the match of the night, and a great way to finish an otherwise average show.

Penta celebrated with a raucous San Antonio, Texas crowd as Monday Night RAW went off the air. What happened to Solo Sikoa? Would he get another opportunity at Money in the Bank? Questions for next week.

Overall Grade: C+. The matches weren’t up to snuff this week, unfortunately. The women’s MITB failed to live up to expectations, as all three competitors felt a little off at the beginning and end. The Bayley-Lyra match was, for lack of better words to describe it, odd. Thankfully, this show was saved by a great main event and a few fun segments between the mid-upper card. And sadly, the tag team division on RAW is absolutely dead. I’m not sure why they still have tag titles at this point.