The Raw Live Report For 10/12/26

The Raw Live Report

THE ONLY BLVD!

It’s Monday Night so it’s time to get Raw from the Brookshire Grocery Arena in Bossier City, LA. We’re just two days removed from last weekend’s Money in the Bank and are now on the road to Crown Jewel at the Riyadh Season Stadium at KAFD in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (local security concerns and recent regional airspace/airport disruptions have led to ongoing discussions and speculation regarding the status or potential relocation of the show, but we’ll see). In tonight’s exciting episode The Master of the 619 Rey Mysterio looks for payback against the seven-footer Big Cass, Intercontinental Champion Chad Gable will defend his gold against AAA Cruiserweight Champion Rey Fenix, and The Usos will join forces with their estranged brother Solo Sikoa against The 946 in what promises to be a wild Six-Man Tag Team Match.

We got a ways to go and hopefully much more – So let’s start the SLAM and see what’s in store!

Joe Tessitore and Wade Barrett are our commentators, Jackie Redmond does the backstage interviews, and “Amazing Hair” Alicia Taylor is our ring announcer.

First off, we recap last Saturday’s Money in the Bank with a little video showing off the winners. We then see, earlier, The Bloodline and The Judgment Day arriving at the arena, among the other competitors for the evening’s festivities.

We start the evening off with Mr Money in the Bank Penta as he makes his way out to the ring with his custom briefcase. A loud ovation for Penta from the fans in attendance. Penta thanks the fans after a “You deserve it~!” chant breaks out. He also thanks his opponents at the Money in the Bank match. Penta says he has earned everything in his career so far, and he did the same at MitB. Penta speaks in Spanish next. He says the briefcase means everything to him. Penta vows to become champion when he cashes in the briefcase.

Je’Von Evans comes out. Evans is limping, right arm in a sling, and his ribs are taped. Evans says he was not missing RAW before adding that Penta deserves the briefcase. Evans is proud of Penta. Both stars hug it out in the ring.

Suddenly, Bron Breakker enters the ring. Evans shoves Penta out of the way of a nasty spear, Evans taken down by the spear instead. Breakker walks away after doing damage before medical personnel rush out. Officials and Penta help Evans.

Big Cass comes out next for his match against Rey Mysterio. He stares down at Evans and Penta but doesn’t do anything.

Rey Mysterio vs Big Cass:

Cass stops a charging Rey Mysterio with a knee strike. Rey gets some strikes in before Cass chases after the legend. The action spills to the outside. Cass thinks Rey is by the steps and kicks the steps. But Rey is not there. Cass looks for Rey under the ring, but the luchador is on the apron behind him and attacks him. Rey gets some offense in before Cass takes complete control.

Cass remains in control until near the end when Rey sends Cass to the outside. He follows up with a 619 to the back of Cass’s head. Rey goes for a dive to the outside, but Cass catches him. Rey drops Cass with a DDT on the floor. Cass makes his way back to the ring. Mysterio hits a 619 on Cass’s knee, but the giant stops Rey shortly after. Big Cass slams Rey Mysterio on the turnbuckle. The referee checks in on Rey Mysterio.

This cues Dragon Lee to come out and attack Cass behind the referee’s back. Finally, Mysterio hits the 619 on Cass and gets the win.

WINNER: Rey Mysterio

Next, 946 puts The Bloodline on notice. Backstage in Raw GM Adam Pearce’s office, he chooses an experienced referee, Chad Patton, for the main event and to maintain order.

 Back from break and the new WWE Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan and the Judgment Day companions come out to the ring. They celebrate in the ring. Liv hypes herself up. She is very happy that the title is back in the Judgment Day. Morgan says her next goal is to win the match at Crown Jewel.

WWE Women’s Champion Chelsea Green comes out. Green says she just wants to have a look at the woman she will face at Crown Jewel. Green hopes the best woman wins and looks for a handshake. Morgan refuses the handshake and says Green is not on her level. Morgan praises Tiffany Stratton and fires shots at Green, calling her a placeholder champion. Green says she has been underestimated all her life before vowing to defeat Morgan at Crown Jewel. Green claps back at Liv Morgan and calls her Dom’s placeholder girlfriend. Roxanne Perez claims Green cannot defeat Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, and definitely not The Prodigy, Roxanne Perez. Apparently have an impromptu match right now.

Chelsea Green vs Roxanne Perez:

Both look to get the upper hand early on. Green and Perez are out on the floor, locking up. They get back in the ring. Green and Perez keep countering each other. Green gets a two-count with an inside cradle. She puts Perez down with a shoulder tackle. Green applies a side headlock on Perez before the latter slaps her. Green trips Perez before slapping her back. After some back-and-forth action, Green connects with a missile dropkick on Perez. Perez stuns Green with a right-hand strike and follows up with a suicide dive. Roxanne slams Green onto the barricade multiple times.

Morgan distracts Green. Perez hits a running uppercut on Chelsea, but Green counters the springboard moonsault. Rodriguez also comes up to the apron for a distraction, but Green takes her and Perez down. Green sends Morgan over the announce table. However, as she gets back in the ring, Perez connects with the Pop Rox and gets the win.

WINNER: Roxanne Perez

Afterwards, Morgan does some trash-talking which leads to Green slapping her. The Judgment Day beat down Green. Morgan hits the Oblivion on Green.

Backstage again, Solo Sikoa and The Usos try to get on the same page ahead of their match against 946.

We cut elsewhere backstage, where a sharply dressed Ruler, Oba Femi, is shown strutting toward the gorilla position as we take a break.

We return from break to find Femi receiving a hearty welcome from the Louisiana crowd! The Ruler is in a good mood, declaring that the skies are blue and everything is just fine. Femi says Bronson Reed learned the same lesson that Bron Breakker learned last month, and Brock Lesnar learned in his final match. It doesn’t matter who you are or what your family name is; the only thing that matters is that everyone will bend the knee! Femi reiterates that he means every last one of them. He says now that The Vision understands that he can leave them in his rearview mirror. The Ruler declares that he has his own destiny, but before he can continue, he’s interrupted by WWE Hall of Famer Paul Heyman.

Heyman brings up what Oba Femi did to Bronson Reed. Heyman hypes up The Ruler. Paul Heyman wants to get to his point, but Oba interrupts him. Femi takes Heyman’s mic and throws it away. Oba Femi says he is not Brock Lesnar. Definitely not Roman Reigns. Those are Paul Heyman guys. Oba says he is an Oba Femi guy and walks away.

Backstage again in Pearce’s office, IYO SKY is looking for her next challenger. Lyra Valkyria comes in charging, complaining about Bayley. Perez and Rodriguez come in next. Perez wants a title match against Green after her victory. Pearce tells Perez to sort out things with SmackDown GM Nick Aldis.

Raquel Rodriguez takes shots at SKY. She says she has been on Raw for such a long time that she remembers a time when SKY mattered. SKY tells Pearce she knows who she will face next.

Elsewhere backstage Jackie Redmond interviews LA Knight. He is not very pleased after failing to dethrone Roman Reigns. Sikoa comes in. Knight points out Sikoa’s alliance with The Bloodline. Sikoa asks Knight if they are on good terms. Even though Knight says they are, he doesn’t sound too sure.

Back live, the Intercontinental Champ Chad Gable begins making his entrance before we head to break. We return to the ring as Fenix wraps up his entrance. Both Superstars receive their official introductions ahead of our opening bell.

Intercontinental Championship Match:
Chad Gable (c) vs AAA Cruiserweight Champion Rey Fenix

Both stars look to get the early advantage. Chad Gable applies the ankle lock, but Rey Fenix forces a rope break. Fenix sends Gable to the outside. He then drops Gable over the apron. Fenix connects with a moonsault on Gable on the floor. Back in the ring, Fenix dominates Gable before the champ bulldozes his opponent. Fenix places Gable in the corner and connects with a vicious chop. Rey Fenix hits another chop. Chad Gable fires back. Fenix stops him with a spin kick and plays some mind games. After some back-and-forth action, Fenix rocks Gable with a kick. Gable counters Fenix, picking him midair and hitting a version of the Angle Slam for a two-count.

It is back-and-forth throughout the match. Eventually Fenix tries for the Mexican Musclebuster, but Gable gets out of it. Gable avoids a kick and applies the ankle lock. Fenix counters and applies the ankle lock. Gable locks in the ankle lock once again. Fenix somehow reaches the bottom rope to force a break. Chad Gable drops Rey Fenix with a German Suplex, with Fenix’s head hitting the turnbuckle. Ouch. Fenix is wobbly, but he manages to trip Gable on the ropes. In the end, Fenix goes for another Mexican Musclebuster, but his leg gives out. Chad Gable applies the ankle lock, this time dropping to the mat and using his body weight to anchor it in the middle of the ring. With nowhere left to go, Fenix finally taps out.

WINNER: Chad Gable

Backstage, Byron Saxton is standing outside the “DOCTOR/TRAINER” room when Stephanie Vaquer emerges on crutches. Saxton begins asking about her ankle, presumably injured during MitB, but they’re interrupted by Becky Lynch. The two exchange heated words, with Vaquer promising that her ankle won’t take long to heal. Once it does, they’ll be able to get back to kicking each other’s asses.

Elsewhere backstage, Redmond interviews Fenix following his match against Gable. Fenix praises the incredible contest and says he’d love another opportunity to face Gable soon. He’s interrupted by “All Ego” Ethan Page, who sarcastically congratulates Fenix on squandering the championship opportunity that he claims Fenix stole from him. Page warns Fenix to stay in his lane and keep his hands off opportunities that belong to Ethan Page before walking away. Just as Fenix turns his attention back to Redmond, Page suddenly attacks him from behind. Page begins throwing Fenix into nearby equipment boxes, continuing his assault until Gable arrives to make the save. He fights Page off before checking on Fenix.

Back live we’re now ready for our main event. Royce Keys, Jaida Parker, Lucien Price, and Bronco Nima come out through the crowd. They wait for The Bloodline near the announce table. The Usos begin their entrance next, accompanied by Solo Sikoa. As The Bloodline reach the apron, Parker climbs onto the opposite side and begins shouting at The Usos and Sikoa. The three 946 members take their positions on the opposite apron, and the Usos with Sikoa take flank opposite them as the crowd erupts into loud “YEET~!” chants.

The Usos and Solo Sikoa vs 946 (Royce Keys, Lucien Price & Bronco Nima):

Eventually, the referee calls for the opening bell as everyone attacks each other. Royce Keys dumps Solo Sikoa over the barricade. 946 outnumber The Usos. Bronco Nima connects with a big boot on Jey Uso. Lucien Price drops Jimmy Uso with a headbutt. Solo throws a chair at Royce. The Usos take the fight to Bronco. Jimmy and Lucien battle in the ring before Keys attacks Jimmy with a kendo stick behind the referee’s back. I thought the ref was supposed to control this chaos!

The 946 are dominant in their corner isolating Jimmy until Price and Nima lift Jimmy up, but Jey Uso saves him. The Usos unload on Nima and Price. Sikoa and Keys are tagged in. Solo gets the upper hand. Solo corners Keys and hits a running hip attack. He then follows up with a Solo Spinning Slam. He goes for the cover, but Jaida drags the referee out of the ring. She dumps him over the barricade.

The finish arrives when Keys has Sikoa over the steel steps. But Solo Sikoa drops Keys with a Samoan Drop over the announce table. Back in the ring, Sikoa hits the splash. He goes for a samoan spike, but a mysterious masked man attacks Solo with a crowbar. Oh no, it’s… Carmelo Hayes! So much for maintaining order.

WINNER: ??? (no ref to call for a DQ so… no contest?)

Hayes helps Keys to his feet and continues his attack on Sikoa. Keys hits the Ultimate Spinebuster on Sikoa. 946 unleash hell on The Usos. Hayes strikes down Jimmy Uso. Sikoa also gets brutally attacked with the crowbar. Price and Nima double-team Jimmy. After total more carnage, 946 stand tall over Sikoa and The Usos as the show rolls the credits.

Fade to black.