The Raw Live Report For 10/19/26

The Raw Live Report

THE ONLY BLVD!

It’s Monday Night so it’s time to get Raw from the Pechanga Arena in San Diego, California. On the card for tonight Mr Money in the Bank Penta is set to collide with one-half of the World Tag Team Champions Bron Breakker. JD McDonagh has had it with Joe Hendry’s Funko Pop adverts so they will go one-on-one. And the World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns returns to Monday Night Raw (again) as The 946 continue to plague The Bloodline.

We got a ways to go and so 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.

 We first get the recap of last Monday’s battle of the Usos vs 946 when Carmelo Hayes joined the rogue group. Then we see the infamous black SUV with the World Heavyweight Champ Roman Reins pulling up. The Undisputed WWE Champ Sami Zayn pulls up right behind him.

Now live in the arena, Zayn makes his way to the ring. The crowd continues to sing his song after his music stops. He says he hears the noise and asks who’s here to ride or die. With that, Reigns’ music hits and out comes the OTC to the ring. Ones are thrown up everywhere.

Once in the ring they stare face to face. Reigns says it’s good to see Zayn. Zayn says he feels the same. Referring back to when they were both in the Bloodline. They talk about the disrespect they suffered, the younger guys think they’re them. Reigns asks San Diego to acknowledge him.

Zayn says he thinks about the old times. Reigns says he has an opportunity for him. He says the most important title he has is honorary uce. He asks Zayn If he’s here out of greed, or love and is he here for the Bloodline. Zayn says the Bloodline was the best times of his life. But now on SmackDown Zayn is the head of his own table. Reigns tells Zayn that his is “a” title, but his is “the” title. Zayn says it’s the arrogance of who holds the title.

This enrages Reigns as he then says it’s about who holds the title and Zayn’s title hasn’t meant **** since WrestleMania 40 (when the OTC lost his 4-year reign to Cody Rhodes). Zayn says Reigns is not going to minimize his 20-year achievement. He says they’re still family, but the disrespect is Reigns is standing there like he’s not even a threat. Reigns says by Zayn’s track record, he may not have the title by Crown Jewel, then begins to leave.

But here comes Mr Money in the Bank, Penta. He shows his briefcase to Reigns on the ramp, then gets in the ring and shows it to Zayn. Penta’s match is next after our first commercial break.

Now back, we get a vide recap of the Men’s MitB where Breakker sent Je’Von Evans through the ambulance and last Raw when Breakker speared him. Now live, Breakker is in the ring, and we get the bell for our first match of the night.

Penta vs Bron Breakker:

Penta charges first, but gets a Suplex from Breakker. Breakker hits the ropes and builds up speed for a running Clothesline. Another Back Suplex to Penta. Penta eventually gets back into it when Breakker throws him to the ropes and Penta hits a Hurricanrana. Multiple kicks to Breakker’s left knee. Backbreaker by Penta to Breakker and a Springboard Clothesline sending Breakker off the apron to the outside. Penta tried for a suicide dive with Breakker waiting for him, but he put on the brakes and leaped onto Breakker to the outside. Breakker gets back up and Penta gets thrown into the steel steps, then on top of the announce desk. Time for a break.

Once back both men are in the ring. Every time Penta tries to come back Breakker takes over. Breakker starts to get a little too cocky smacking Penta around, so Penta gets up and bitch-slaps him. Breakker gets mad and presses him up only for Penta to revers it into a DDT. Penta goes back to kicking the left knee. Multiple clotheslines by Penta onto Breakker but he doesn’t go down until Penta bounces off multiple ropes and hits a super clothesline. Breakker in the corner now as Penta does his patented corner handstand sternum stomp and gets a close two-count. Both men are on top now as Penta knocks Breakker down. Breakker leaps all the way up and hits the Frankensteiner for a close two-count. Breakker pulls the straps down as he bounces off several ropes for his super spear but gets intercepted with a superkick. Penta hits a Penta Driver for a two-count.

Here comes the cavalry as The Vision arrives to provide the distraction to stop a Mexican destroyer. Penta gets out of another move from Breakker and hits a superkick. Superkick to Austin Theory on the apron. Another superkick to Breakker. Penta tries again for the Mexican destroyer but gets nailed with a spear in the air. The cover, but Penta kicks out at two. Maxxine Dupri causes the distraction while Theory grabs Penta’s briefcase. But Je’Von Evans arrives to stop that. Breakker grabs Evans but gets blasted with the briefcase. Penta finally hits the Mexican destroyer on Breakker for the win.

WINNER: Penta

We’re now shown a recap of last Monday with Chelsea Green vs Roxanne Perez, where Perez got the win.

Now live, WWE Women’s Champ Chelsea Green comes out then IYO SKY for a tag team match. Breakitty-break.

When we come back, Reigns is on his way out but is stopped by Jackie Redmond, asking Reigns how he manages everything from all angles. Reigns says he’s trying. He tried to accommodate Zayn but was denied. He’s going back to the drawing board.

The Judgment Day of Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez are now in the ring, with Women’s World Champ Liv Morgan on the outside.

Chelsea Green & IYO SKY vs Raquel Rodriguez & Roxanne Perez:

Perez and SKY start off. The two engage in a lengthy sequence of wristlocks and counters. Green and SKY establish an early advantage with double-team maneuvers, quick strikes and frequent tags to keep Perez away from her corner. Eventually, Perez manages to tag in Rodriguez, who uses her powerhouse to begin dominating Green. At one point, Rodriguez pushes Green against the ropes allowing Morgan to slap her behind the ref’s back

Green eventually manages to tag in SKY, who uses her speed and dropkicks to keep the powerhouse Rodriguez off-balance. SKY finally connects with a missile dropkick that sends Rodriguez flying across the ring. Rodriguez crashes into a seated position in the corner, and SKY threatens a Bullet Train attack, but Rodriguez wisely rolls to the outside. Perez climbs onto the apron, only for SKY to fight her off before stepping onto the apron herself and considering a springboard moonsault to the outside. Rodriguez grabs SKY by the leg, however, and sends her crashing hard into the barricade as we head to a mid-match break.

Back from break as SKY endures a beating at the hands of the Judgment Day, with Rodriguez and Perez maintaining control. Despite several unsuccessful attempts to reach her corner, SKY finally manages to make the hot tag to Green as she hits the ring on fire, unloading on Rodriguez and Perez with a flurry of offense. Meanwhile, Morgan takes multiple cheap shots at the downed SKY outside the ring whenever the referee isn’t looking. Green continues battling both members of Judgment Day refusing to let either woman establish control. At one-point, Green heads to the top rope, but Perez distracts the ref, allowing Morgan to climb up and attack Green on the turnbuckle. Green manages to hang on, fighting off Rodriguez as she attempts to capitalize on the distraction.

The finish comes when SKY recovers in time to take out Perez as she attempts to interfere, allowing Green to make the tag. Green then launches herself from the top rope to the outside, wiping out Perez with a flying crossbody. Back inside the ring, SKY counters Rodriguez and secures the win.

WINNERS: Chelsea Green & IYO SKY

We get a pre-recorded video featuring The 946 and their newest member, Carmelo Hayes. The faction reminds us that last week they took their shot. Hayes adds that he didn’t miss, while Jaida Parker warns that ain’t nobody safe.

JD McDonagh and Dominik Mysterio make their way out to the ring, with McDonagh’s match against Joe Hendry coming up next… after these messages.

We return from break as Joe Hendry makes his entrance, complete with his guitar and Funko-pop buddy, who’s carrying a little bass guitar. As Hendry stands on the apron singing his entrance theme, McDonagh attacks him from behind. McDonagh stomps away at Hendry at ringside before turning his attention to the Funko-pop guy. He chases the Funko-headed guy around the ring. Hendry finally catches McDonagh with a clothesline, but the bell hasn’t even rung yet. McDonagh eventually snatches a Funko figure from Tessitore and throws it to the ground, while Hendry fights off both members of Judgment Day. Hendry clears McDonagh and Dominik from the ring before suicide diving over the top rope to wipe them both out at ringside. We head to a break to try to get this match underway.

JD McDonagh w/ “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio vs Joe Hendry:

We return from break with this match now officially underway. An enraged McDonagh has taken control against Hendry. McDonagh has Hendry trapped in a sleeper hold as his Funko-pop companion looks on from the entrance ramp. Hendry endures the hold for some time before finally rising to his feet and dropping backward, crushing McDonagh against the canvas to separate the hold. Both men get back to their feet and begin trading fists, with Hendry unloading with a series of rights. Hendry catches a leaping McDonagh and hoists him up for a Fallaway Slam. Hendry reaches for his back afterward for some reason. He goes for the Hit Single, but McDonagh ducks underneath. The two continue battling as Dominik slips a guitar into the ring and climbs onto the apron. Hendry’s Funko-pop grabs Dominik, distracting him and allowing Hendry to attack, but the commotion also draws Hendry’s attention long enough for McDonagh to strike.

The action spills outside the ring, where Hendry grabs the guitar and threatens to smash McDonagh with it. McDonagh kicks Hendry in the gut before taking possession of the instrument himself, threatening to strike Hendry. Instead, he destroys the guitar over the head of the Funko-headed dude. Hendry takes McDonagh into the ring as he attempts to save his companion. The two battle inside the squared circle until McDonagh gets a running start and connects with a flying headbutt for the win. I didn’t know that was a finisher.  

WINNER: JD McDonagh

We see a pre-recorded backstage segment from earlier today, in which Lyra Valkyria is being stalked by Bayley. Every time Valkyria turns around to catch Bailey, there’s nobody in sight. Finally, Valkyria attempts to set up an ambush, hiding behind a short wall near a doorway. She strikes the first person to emerge, only to discover it’s Lola Vice, setting up our next match.

Vice makes her entrance first, and when we return from break Valkyria is in the ring as we get the bell.

Lola Vice vs Lyra Valkyria:

The two Superstars quickly engage in a physical but slow-paced contest, with Valkyria taking control following a stretch that shows her striking ability. Valkyria maintains the advantage as we head back to break. Again.

We return from break just in time for Vice to begin her comeback. She unloads with rapid-fire bicycle kicks, battering Valkyria into the corner before following up with a series of running kicks and Suplexes. Vice eventually switches to an armbar attempt, but Valkyria manages to pivot and force Vice’s shoulders onto the mat, prompting both women to change positions. Valkyria maintains her grip on the arm as the two jockey for control, eventually connecting with a beautiful Suplex and a cover attempt for two. Valkyria heads up top but takes far too long, allowing Vice to catch her in midair with a spinning heel kick as she dives off. Vice covers for a close two-count, and both women begin picking up the pace with a back-and-forth exchange of strikes and counters. Valkyria looks for her Nightwing finisher, but Vice slips off her shoulders and locks in a rear-naked choke. Valkyria attempts to break the hold by driving Vice backward into the corner, and the action eventually spills outside the ring.

That’s when Valkyria becomes paranoid that Bayley might be hiding under the ring, prompting the ref to investigate. This distraction allows Bayley to attack Valkyria from behind. Vice quickly takes advantage, bringing Valkyria back into the ring and connecting with her spinning backfist for the win.

WINNER: Lola Vice

After the match, Valkyria attempts to go after Bayley, but Bayley attacks first prompting Valkyria to flee up the ramp. Bayley grabs a microphone and reminds Valkyria that she told her this wouldn’t be over until Bayley says so. She announces that next week on Raw they will battle in a No Disqualification Match.

Next up Is our Triple-Threat Intercontinental Title Match. Out first is AAA General Manager and WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio, who receives a great welcome. We head to break, and when we return Dragon Lee finishes his entrance (we never get to see this guy’s full entrance anymore). Out last is our IC Champ Chad Gable.

Intercontinental Championship Triple Threat Match:
Chad Gable (c) vs Rey Mysterio vs Dragon Lee

Gable is quickly dumped over the top rope, leaving Mysterio and Lee to start off exchanging blows. Lee sets the quick pace that escalates into a Wrecking Ball Kick in the corner. Gable returns to the ring and Lee quickly drops him into a corner before executing running attacks on both opponents. Lee looks for a German Suplex on Mysterio, but Gable pops up and races over to execute a double German Suplex on both competitors! That takes us to break.

We return from several mid-match breaks as this match has been nothing but a blur of fast-paced non-stop action! Everyone is flying around, hitting moves on each other like crazy. Finally, Mysterio uses Headscissors takedowns to send both Gable and Lee onto the middle rope. Mysterio looks for a double 619, but Lee ducks away and Gable catches his legs. Gable looks for a submission, but Lee attacks him sending Gable out of the ring. Lee grabs Mysterio and hits the Styles Clash. Lee covers, but Mysterio kicks out for a close call. Lee hits a Dragon Bomb on Gable as he reenters the ring and covers, but Mysterio makes the save!

Gable fires off with a German Suplex on Mysterio, then walks over to hit one on Lee. Gable brings down the shoulder straps as he looks for another German Suplex on Mysterio and hits it. But Lee catches Mysterio as he flies backward. Before Lee can do anything, Mysterio sends him flying out of the ring. Gable catches Mysterio as he attempts to attack him, and after a quick technical sequence, Gable manages to get Mysterio’s shoulders down just enough to pick up the win.

WINNER: Chad Gable

After the match, Gable and Mysterio shake hands before embracing after the match. They turn to the crowd when all of a sudden “All Ego” Ethan Page attacks from behind. He’s joined by Big Cass, who Chokeslams Dragon Lee across the barricade as Page pummels Gable with fists. Cass walks over and hits a Big Boot on Mysterio to massive boos. Page continues beating on Gable inside the ring, hitting a Package Driver before hoisting Gable’s IC Title high. As Page starts to leave, but then turns back to Gable and hits a Fisherman’s Suplex Driver. He mocks Gable, holding the title high again and grinning before exiting the ring. Page yells at Gable to keep running, as he’ll keep chasing.

We then go backstage to The Usos arriving, visibly angry. Jimmy and Jey grab steel chairs and make their way toward the ring as we head to break.

We return from break to find The Usos live in the arena stalking around the ring with steel chairs in hand. The crowd wants Jey to roll it back, but he tells them he can’t do that tonight because they’ve got family business to attend to. Jey says this has been going on for weeks, and they’re tired of it. So now 946, you want this work? Run up and get done up. He tells 946 that “This is your warning shot!” We cut to the crowd and see Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price and Carmelo Hayes, the 946, making their way through the audience.

Royce Keys stands atop the announce table and grabs a microphone as Carmelo Hayes, armed with his crowbar, spreads out around the ring alongside the rest of OTM. The Usos are outnumbered despite having weapons themselves.

Suddenly, Solo Sikoa arrives and attacks Keys from behind. Sikoa goes after Hayes and Keys, setting off OTM who hit the ring and begin brawling with The Usos. Jimmy and Jey gain the upper hand, using stereo Superkicks to fight off the OTM. Jey launches himself onto Keys on the commentary side of the ring, while Jimmy dives out the opposite side, wiping out OTM. Sikoa takes Keys into the ring and calls for the Samoan Spike. He’s got it loaded, but Hayes attacks him with a crowbar to the back of the leg. This gives 946 the upper hand, and they begin a four-on-three beatdown. Jaida Parker enters the ring and hands a pair of handcuffs to Keys. He yells at Sikoa in the corner, threatening to cuff him and telling Solo to “tell Roman I’m coming for his ass.”

Suddenly, this prompts the OTC to come down to the ring. The 946 regroup inside the squared circle, lining up alongside Keys as Reigns enters. The downed Usos and Sikoa rise to their feet, and all eight Superstars are in the ring on opposing sides (Survivor Series: War Games, anyone?). Keys and Reigns stare each other down, jawing off-mic as The Usos and Sikoa fire up. The members of 946 begin pounding their chests.

And away they go! All eight men unload with fists to a roar from the crowd. Barrett screams it’s pandemonium as Reigns connects with a Superman Punch to Keys. Sikoa takes out Hayes with a Samoan Spike, while The Usos beat down Nima setting him up for a huge Spear from Reigns. Price gets the better end of this deal, simply rolling out of the ring without taking a finisher.

The Bloodline stands tall in the ring as The 946 regroup outside before they hop over the barricade and back their way through the crowd as the credits roll and we fade to black.