Greg’s WWE RAW Results (September 28, 2026): Jacob Fatu ran down in the parking lot by debuting star!! Oba Femi signs an important contract!!

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Let’s find out together.

Here are the full results for WWE Monday Night RAW:

• Lola Vice defeated Roxanne Perez via pinfall with the Spinning Backfist.
• Dragon Lee defeated Big Cass via pinfall with the Sunset Flip.
• IYO SKY defeated Lyra Valkyria via pinfall with the Over the Moonsault.
• Penta & Je’Von Evans defeated “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio & JD McDonagh via pinfall with the Mexican Destroyer.

Before the show began, WWE posted a graphic for the late Benjamin Satterly, AKA AEW’s Pac, who wrestled in WWE as Adrian Neville. Rest In Peace. Readers, let your loved ones know you love them.

We kicked things off with highlights from Solo Sikoa’s kidnapping on RAW last week. The Bloodline made their way to the ring, and WWE’s most dominant stable seemed to finally be on the same page here.

Jimmy Uso went over the past few weeks. The Usos were left lying on the concrete. Their rental was destroyed. Last week, they kidnapped their little brother. The family had a lot of issues they were dealing with, but that was still family. Jacob Fatu said that week by week he told them to lay low and play it slow. The first move would not be the best.

The Samoan Werewolf apologized for that. It was time for violence. “Here’s your warning shot,” exclaimed Main Event Jey. An SUV pulled up backstage, and the Bloodline, assuming it was the 946, left for a fight. They laid out the security guard at the car… but it wasn’t the 946. It was… Jaida Parker??? “AWH HELL NAW,” screamed Fatu.

Jey Uso asked what she was doing here, and Parker claimed she had a meeting with WWE RAW GM Adam Pearce.

Penta met up with Je’Von Evans backstage. The two showed mutual respect before getting into the MITB match they’d both qualified for. Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh interrupted, with “Dirty” Dom claiming Penta’s addition to the qualifier last week was disrespectful to Solo Sikoa.

All that… even though Dom wanted to be awarded the win due to the kidnapping. They set up a tag match for later on in the night.

Lola Vice vs Roxanne Perez

Roxanne Perez had the better of Lola Vice early on here. The Prodigy outwrestled and outmaneuvered Vice, even easily escaping a surprise armbar attempt. However, a slap to the face woke Vice up, and the MMA Baddie battered her opponent with various strikes. Perez narrowly avoided the spinning backfist, falling to the floor and running up the ramp.

Vice wasn’t having it, pulling the Judgment Day member back into the ring. Vice’s springboard armdrag was blocked when Perez held onto the ropes, and Perez hit a leaping stomp on the recent WWE RAW signee. Perez was caught in Lola’s rear naked choke. The Prodigy used her noggin, taking Vice to the floor and backing her into the steel steps to break the hold. She dumped Vice on her head before the commercial break.

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We returned to a strong kicking combo from Vice, setting up the running hip attack in the corner for a two-count. Perez turned things around with a crossface in the middle of the ring. Lola crawled to the ropes, baiting Roxanne into pushing them back, nearly catching her with a triangle choke! Roxanne responded with a pinfall attempt!

Perez set up for the Pop Rox with the spinning back kick to the gut, but as she bounced off the ropes, Lola caught her with a NASTY spinning backfist! Goodnight!!

Lola Vice defeated Roxanne Perez via pinfall with the Spinning Backfist.

Grade: B+. This was a great match and, FINALLY, a fresh matchup on RAW. Perez and Vice were great together, going hold for hold and counter for counter. We’ve got a good rivalry here.

Immediately after the match, Raquel Rodriguez took Vice’s face off with a big boot. Sol Ruca attempted to save Vice, but ended up eating the Tejana Bomb. Raquel picked up Vice for Roxanne’s Pop Rox. The women’s midcard looks great.

Backstage, WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio and Dragon Lee were interviewed by Jackie Redmond. Lee had a match with Big Cass tonight, but he was more than ready for the 7-footer. Mysterio has repeatedly named Lee as the future of lucha libre, and he’s certainly had the year to prove it. A win over a giant could be great for him.

Big Cass interrupted the interview, promising to snuff Lee’s fire. Dragon Lee slapped his face, but the big man wasn’t fazed.

We got a 946 handheld video, with Royce Keys claiming someone wasn’t making it off the block tonight. OTM claimed nobody was safe, but which member of the WWE roster would be their target?

It certainly wasn’t going to be this man. Oba Femi entered the building next, and the crowd was more than ready to hit the strut.

Femi said he wasn’t dressed for a fight, but that could change on a moment’s notice. He had his issues with The Vision lately, and wouldn’t lie that Bronson Reed’s return had spoiled his fun lately. “I know, I know, he sucks!” The crowd popped good there.

Femi gave Reed some grace, reminding us that Reed didn’t understand that Femi “was the captain now” because he wasn’t here to see Femi’s rise to the top. But he could learn soon, because Femi had a contract in his hand. A match between himself and Bronson Reed, set for WWE Money in the Bank, written up by Adam Pearce and stamped by WWE COO Triple H himself.

“Why don’t you get your fat legs out here and sign this contract?” Bronson Reed’s music hit, and the Walking Catastrophe came out. Luckily for Femi, he also wasn’t dressed to scrap. Reed said they’d been in the ring twice, and he’d dropped Femi twice. He knew that Femi had destroyed Brock Lesnar twice, but he was not Brock Lesnar. Bronson Reed was here to dethrone the ruler.

Pen was put to paper. The match was set.

We saw footage from earlier in the day of WWE RAW GM Adam Pearce speaking to IYO SKY about possible opportunities after she failed to qualify for the WWE Women’s MITB ladder match. Lyra Valkyria interrupted, complaining that she beat Bayley twice and still needed to come find Pearce instead of the GM seeking her out. Where was her opportunity?

Well, it would come tonight with a one-on-one match against SKY. Lyra stormed off after threatening Pearce, and the former WWE Champion ended the segment claiming Lyra had issues.

Dragon Lee vs Big Cass

Dragon Lee took flight before Cass even got to the ring. It was going well until they got in the ropes, as Cass took the luchador’s head off with a massive boot. Cass toyed with Lee before tossing him to the floor. He played to the crowd, assuming he had this one in the bag.

A boot to the post missed, and Lee took out Cass’s other leg. When Dragon Lee went for a dive, though, Cass caught him out of the air and drove his spine into the apron with two chokeslams! YIKES!

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Back from a commercial break, Big Cass was mauling Dragon Lee. Wade Barrett claimed that he’d not even gotten out of first gear, while Lee was fighting for his life. A decapitating lariat turned Lee inside out, but he kicked out at two. Lee caught Cass with a big kick to the face, and sent him face-first into the second turnbuckle when the giant charged in.

A series of running dropkicks across the ring battered Cass. Lee stomped Cass down into the corner, then baited him into a chase. Lee sent Cass over the ropes, stunned him with a superkick, then launched him into a camera operator with a slingshot hurricanrana from the ring to the floor! A tope suicida HAMMERED Cass in the jaw as the crowd chanted for one more.

Back in the ring, Cass caught a diving Lee, who went for a modified octopus stretch. Cass broke free, but a rolling DDT spiked him! Lee followed with the Hidden Blade!!

1-2-kickout!

Operation Dragon failed, but Lee countered a chokeslam with a sunset flip! Lee bridged himself over Cass to secure the W, pulling a victory from the jaws of defeat!

Dragon Lee defeated Big Cass via pinfall with a sunset flip.

Grade: B-. That was a fun David vs Goliath match. Cass dominated most of it, but Dragon Lee took advantage of mistakes, securing a win but keeping Cass looking dangerous.

Backstage, The Bloodline were talking strategy. Jacob Fatu said the game plan was to stick together and dogwalk 946 when they had the opportunity. Fatu dapped up Jimmy and Jey, and though he called the latter a “punk *ss,” it was more endearing this time around.

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Jackie Redmond was with WWE Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer backstage. La Primera was ready to fight and defend the title, but her two challengers, Liv Morgan & Becky Lynch, needed to face each other first. Next week, we’d get a #1 contender’s title bout, with the winner facing Vaquer at Money in the Bank.

We got an LA Knight video package, with the Megastar highlighting his road to the WWE Men’s World Heavyweight Championship. The last time he faced Roman Reigns for WWE gold, the Bloodline interfered. But this time, Roman Reigns seemed ready to face all challengers on his own. Knight claimed this might be his last shot at the top, and that he was the most self-made man in all of professional wrestling.

He would rise, because he must rise. At WWE MITB, the Megastar seeks to finally win his first world championship in the promotion.

IYO SKY vs Lyra Valkyria

Lyra Valkyria and IYO SKY traded control early on until SKY rocked the former WWE NXT Champion with the shotgun dropkick. Lyra avoided the Bullet Train Attack and monkey-flipped her, but Sky landed on her feet.

Lyra trapped Sky in an inverted Boston Crab and transitioned into the Pendulum Swing. SKY couldn’t keep her in it for long, and it didn’t seem to faze her much, as SKY sent Lyra to the floor and rocked her with a big kick. The multi-time WWE Women’s Champion got some assistance from the crowd, as a fan helped her keep her balance on the barricade for a diving crossbody.

The fan fell into her seat with hands over her face in complete shock. That was adorable.

Lyra responded with a basement dropkick on the apron that sent SKY crashing as we hit another commercial break.

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When we returned, the Genius of the SKY was back on top. A gamengiri in the corner rocked Lyra Valkyria, and IYO SKY connected with the diving dropkick off the top rope. Valkyria bounced across the ring, where SKY went for the Bullet Train Attack. Valkyria responded with a step-up enzuigiri out of nowhere, following with the sit-out powerbomb for a two-count.

Valkyria escaped SKY’s double underhook backbreaker and rolled into SKY with a senton, picking her up for Nightwing! SKY escaped and hit the double underhook backbreaker for a two-count!

On the apron, Valkyria spiked SKY with a fisherman’s driver! SKY’s arm caught the rope as Valkyria dropped her, making it that much worse. She avoided Valkyria’s wrecking ball dropkick, though, and responded with the Asai Moonsault!

Back in the ring, the Bullet Train connected. Over the Moonsault? Not this time. Valkyria knocked SKY off the top and hit a draping Nightmare on Helmstreet for another close call! Valkyria moved up top for her diving ax kick, only to be distracted by Bayley! The Role Model stood on the announcer’s desk, and by the time Valkyria went for the dive, SKY took her out of the air with a dropkick.

Over the Moonsault, 1-2-3!

IYO SKY defeated Lyra Valkyria via pinfall with the Over the Moonsault.

Grade: A+. This was fantastic. SKY and Lyra were back and forth, counter-for-counter, and it seemed that it could’ve gone either way. Valkyria went from struggling to regain the Intercontinental Title to taking IYO SKY to her limit.

Bayley was wearing an armband for Pac tonight, which simply said “BEN.”

LA Knight ran into the Bloodline’s locker room, telling them to send a message to the Tribal Chief. He wanted a one-on-one meeting next week on RAW.

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Jackie Redmond met with AAA Cruiserweight Champion Rey Fenix backstage. The champ revealed that he’d gotten permission to defend the gold across all brands, meaning he’d be bringing it to Monday Night RAW. WWE Men’s Intercontinental Champion Chad Gable met Fenix and congratulated him on his most recent defense, only to be interrupted by Ethan Page.

All Ego predicted a title match taking place between Gable & Fenix and wanted to put a stop to it. Fenix said Page wasn’t a cruiserweight, but he could teach him a lesson next week. If Ego defeated Fenix, surely that would be enough for Gable to give him a title shot.

WWE RAW Main Event: The Judgment Day (“Dirty” Dominik Mysterio & JD McDonagh) vs Je’Von Evans & Penta

Penta, former AEW Trios Champion and Death Triangle member with Rey Fenix and Pac, had “Pac” written on his boots tonight.

The Judgment Day jumped their opponents before the bell rang, with Dirty Dom launching himself onto Penta & Je’Von Evans before the break.

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Penta was on fire as we returned, planting Dom with a running facebuster and stunning JD in the corner with a slingshot dropkick. A springboard tornado DDT spiked “Dirty” Dom for a two-count. A double superkick from Penta and Je’Von Evans earned the pair another close call.

Dom was bounced around the ring and the floor for the next few minutes, as Penta and Evans took turns mollywhopping him. Je’Von did the 10-punch bit but added a few, leading to Wade Barrett claiming, “That’s illegal, you’re supposed to stop at 10.”

A diving crossbody nearly gave Penta the W. His 10 punches did end at 10, a very legal amount. JD McDonagh and Dom caught Penta’s feet, pulling him crotch-first into the post, and Dom hit a huge dropkick that sent the former WWE Men’s IC Champion to the floor.

The 619 was set up, but Penta narrowly avoided it. Penta Driver?? Nope, Dom escaped, but was rocked by a superkick. Dom responded with one of his own, and the two met in the middle with leaping clotheslines.

Evans got the hot tag, and fired up on JD! A windmill kick rocked the former WWE Cruiserweight Champion, and a Red Dot followed! Evans bounced over the ropes for a tope suicida, sending JD flying over the announcer’s desk. Dom was dumped into the timekeeper’s area, setting up the OG OTB (Over the Barricade).

Back in the ring, a huge springboard clothesline rocked JD McDonagh for a two-count. Evans went for the OG Cutter as McDonagh tried to powerbomb Penta, but JD shoved the luchador into it instead. JD rocked Evans with the Glasgow Kiss, and Dom followed with the 619!

1-2-kickout!

At this point, Joe Hendry hit the stage with the “JD McDonagh is a Funko Pop” song, with a living Funko Pop accompanying him. Evans blocked the Frog Splash by getting his knees up and tagged out to Penta.

Mexican Destroyer! 1-2-3!

Penta defeated “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio via pinfall with the Mexican Destroyer.

Grade: B-. Solid final match of the night. It got a little goofy at the end with Hendry, but I also love his shtick. “Dirty” Dom’s fallen a long way from the heights he was hitting last year. Hopefully, 2027 is better for him.

Immediately after the match, Bron Breakker cut Penta and Je’Von Evans in half with a pair of spears.

Backstage, Byron Saxton interviewed Becky Lynch ahead of her #1 contender’s match next week. She didn’t get far into this before Liv Morgan interrupted. The Judgment Day leader (?) claimed that Becky brought nothing to the World Championship scene. If she believed that, though, she’d have no problem beating Becky one-on-one. Of course, she knew she couldn’t do that. Becky left on that note, and Liv was stewing.

The 946 made their way into the arena. It was time to close out the show with a brawl…hopefully.

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As we returned from the final commercial break of the night, Royce Keys and OTM entered through the crowd. The 946 laid out the WWE security guards before The Usos’ music hit. Jacob Fatu, Jimmy Uso, and Jey Uso slowly strolled down to the ring.

Aaaaaand WE’VE GOT A BRAWL! Jacob Fatu squared off with Royce Keys, Lucien Price fought Jimmy Uso, and Main Event Jey went at it with Bronco Nima. The Usos and OTM then went two-on-two in the ring, with the multi-time WWE Tag Team Champions getting the better of the young studs.

Jimmy Uso hit a huge dive on Lucien, but he shrugged it off just as Bronco bounced Jey off the ring post. Jimmy was driven spine-first into the same post. We heard commentary mention something happened between Fatu & Royce, but the cameras stayed on The Usos and OTM.

Lucien launched Jimmy into the crowd, taking out several WWE fans in the process. OTM and the Usos brawled to the back while Royce Keys battered Jacob Fatu with a steel chair in the ring. Keys went for a headshot, but Fatu hammered him with two big Werewolf-sized superkicks to the jaw.

The Umaga-style hip attack followed, and Royce seemed to be completely dazed. Much like what happened earlier this summer, Fatu wrapped a chair around Royce’s neck, looking to finish him off. Royce escaped to the floor, leading Fatu to the back.

We cut to another area where The Usos and OTM were brawling while several WWE officials were trying to break things up.

The former WWE US Champion threw a chair into Keys’ head while screaming, “I told you it’s about family!” Keys tried to escape via the SUV, but Fatu dove into the window. Royce fought him off before Fatu was HAMMERED by another car!! The driver? Jaida Parker!!

WWE RAW’s newest member acted as if it was an accident, claiming Fatu came out of nowhere. Soon, though, she dropped the facade, claiming, “Ain’t nobody safe!”

Overall Grade: A. I mean… wow! What a way to end the show! This week’s WWE RAW had some great wrestling and a much-needed shake-up with the addition of Jaida Parker to the 946/Bloodline feud. Many fans knew of Parker’s relationship with Parker, so this was a twist that might’ve caught them off guard. Aside from the fact that the tag division’s basically dead and there was no WWE Men’s World Heavyweight Champion, RAW delivered a very strong episode this week.