This Monday night, WWE will host another live edition of RAW, straight from Fiserv Forum in Milwalkee, Wisconsin. Check out the highlights announced for the show below:
- Lola Vice vs. Roxanne Perez;
- Big Cass vs. Dragon Lee;
- LA Knight will send an important message to Roman Reigns;
- Stephanie Vaquer will speak about her first defense of the Women’s World Championship;
- Oba Femi will head toward The Vision;
You can follow real-time coverage of the show starting at 8/7c, right here on Wrestling Noticias.
Results:
RAW opens with an In Memoriam tribute to Benjamin Satterley, known in WWE as Neville, who passed away yesterday.
A video package recaps how Solo Sikoa was attacked, kidnapped, and released last week.
The Bloodline (The Usos and Jacob Fatu) open the show in the ring. Jimmy Uso says 946 crossed the line by kidnapping Solo Sikoa last week, and whatever their issues, Solo is still their little brother. Fatu takes the blame and vows they will take out 946 tonight. When a car pulls into the parking lot, The Bloodline rushes out to it, but it’s NXT’s Jaida Parker, who’s there to meet Raw GM Adam Pearce.
Backstage, Penta runs into Je’Von Evans, and Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh walk up. Dominik rips Penta for taking his spot in the Money in the Bank Ladder Match and for not caring about Solo Sikoa’s kidnapping. Evans mocks McDonagh’s big head and challenges him to a singles match tonight. Penta suggests a tag team match instead, with Penta and Evans facing Dominik and McDonagh.
Lola Vice vs. Roxanne Perez
– Lola Vice catches Roxanne Perez with a Spinning Backfist for the pinfall win.
Post-match, Raquel Rodriguez attacks Vice. Sol Ruca makes the save, but Rodriguez Texana Bombs Ruca and Perez hits Pop Rox on Vice.
In a backstage interview with Rey Mysterio at his side, Dragon Lee vows to make Big Cass pay tonight for what Cass did to Mysterio. Cass interrupts, and Mysterio stops Lee from going after him, telling Lee to save it for their match.
In a video message, 946 (Royce Keys, Bronco Nima and Lucien Price) warn that nobody will walk away unscathed.
Oba Femi says Bronson Reed of The Vision hasn’t accepted that Femi took over Raw during Reed’s long absence. Femi presents a contract, approved by Adam Pearce and Triple H, for a match against Reed at Money in the Bank. Reed comes out, vows to dethrone Femi and signs, making it official.
In a backstage segment taped earlier in the day, Lyra Valkyria interrupts IYO SKY and Adam Pearce, complaining that she still has to hunt down Pearce for her next opportunity even after beating Bayley. SKY questions Valkyria’s new attitude, and Pearce makes SKY vs. Valkyria for later tonight.
Dragon Lee vs. Big Cass
– Big Cass blocks Operation Dragon and goes for a chokeslam, but Dragon Lee counters into a bridging roll-up for the pin.
Backstage, Jacob Fatu tells The Usos that 946 will try to split them up tonight and that they need to stick together no matter what.
Stephanie Vaquer announces that Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch will face each other next week, with the winner getting a shot at her Women’s World title at Money in the Bank.
In a video package, LA Knight says Money in the Bank could be his last shot at the World Heavyweight title, questions whether Roman Reigns can win on his own and vows to make himself champion.
IYO SKY vs. Lyra Valkyria
– Bayley’s presence at the announce desk distracts Lyra Valkyria on the top rope. IYO SKY capitalizes with a superkick and hits the Over the Moonsault for the win.
Backstage, LA Knight mocks The Bloodline for finally dealing with 946, a problem he says they created. Jey Uso fires back that Solo Sikoa would already be back in the fold if not for people like Knight, and Knight says he’ll be waiting for Roman Reigns next week.
Bayley acknowledges her two losses to Lyra Valkyria but says it’s not her fault Valkyria didn’t win a Women’s Championship within her first couple of years like Bayley did. Bayley vows the feud isn’t over until she says it is.
Backstage, Rey Fenix announces he’ll defend the AAA World Cruiserweight title across all brands. Ethan Page walks up angling for an Intercontinental title shot, and when Fenix vows to kick his butt next week, Page accepts. Fenix vs. Page is official for next week.
Tag Team Match: The Judgment Day (Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh) vs. Je’Von Evans and Penta
– Joe Hendry comes out to rile up JD McDonagh, who rolls out and leaves Dominik. Je’Von Evans gets his knees up on Dominik’s splash, and Penta hits the Mexican Destroyer for the win.
After the match, Bron Breakker hits Penta and Je’Von Evans.
Backstage, Becky Lynch vows to beat Liv Morgan next week. Morgan walks up and insists she’s the one who deserves the Women’s World title shot at Money in the Bank, and Lynch tells her to prove it next week.
Royce Keys and OTM arrive at the arena, and 946 then march to the ring through the crowd, tossing aside the security team sent out to hold them back. The Bloodline answer with Jacob Fatu and The Usos charging down, and the fight spills all over ringside as Adam Pearce heads out and Bronco Nima attacks a fan in the crowd. Keys takes control of Fatu with a steel chair, but Fatu turns it around with two superkicks and a hip attack, drapes the chair over Keys’ neck, and keeps punishing him with it after Keys bails from the ring.
At the loading dock, The Usos and OTM keep fighting as officials try to pull them apart, and OTM end up leaving both Usos laid out. Elsewhere backstage, Fatu and Keys keep brawling, and Keys rams Fatu into some equipment before trying to escape in a car. Fatu stops him with the Tongan Death Grip until Keys slams the car door into his head, and moments later Jaida Parker drives a black SUV into Fatu. As Keys steps out of the car, Parker warns that nobody is safe.
End of show!