WWE RAW Results – Aug. 31, 2026 – Raquel Rodriguez vs. Sol Ruca, Penta vs. Rey Fenix

WWE Raw Results
Aug 31, 2026

August 31, 2026
Cleveland, OH – Rocket Arena
Commentary: Michael Cole and Corey Graves
Results via Mike Tedesco of WrestleView.com

Quick Match Results

  1. WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship – Raquel Rodriguez (c) defeated Sol Ruca via Tejana Bomb (pinfall)
  2. WWE Intercontinental Championship #1 Contender’s match – Dragon Lee defeated “All Ego” Ethan Page via Operation Dragon (pinfall)
  3. Je’Von Evans defeated Joe Hendry via Disqualification
  4. Judgement Day defeated Je’Von Evans & Joe Hendry via Frog Splash (pinfall)
  5. WWE World Heavyweight Championship #1 Contender’s Tournament Finals match – Penta defeated Rey Fenix via Mexican Destroyer (pinfall)

Parking Lot: The Usos, Royce Keys, OTM, Jacob Fatu

Royce Keys and OTM viciously assault The Usos as they drive into the arena. Jey Uso is busted open during this, but because it was taped days ago, the footage gets choppy and pixelated so you can’t see any blood. They slam Jimmy onto the windshield of the car, but for whatever reason, Netflix blurred that out, too. Jacob Fatu emerges from backstage, so Keys and OTM jump in an SUV and drive off.

Backstage: Jacob Fatu, Adam Pearce, The Usos

Joe Tessitore and Wade Barrett welcome us to the show and talk about the chaos we just saw.

We go back to the parking garage to find Fatu furious, shoving people. Raw General Manager Adam Pearce gets him out of there. Jey Uso’s face is completely pixelated.

WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship
Sol Ruca vs. Raquel Rodriguez (c)

Before the match begins, Jacob Fatu comes through the crowd and stands on the commentary table. Fatu is furious and says that Royce Keys and his partners hurt his cousins, so he’ll line them up and run through those “mother f—ers.” That is bleeped, and his mouth is pixelated.

Sol Ruca gets the better of Rodriguez early on, doing a handstand walk into a head-scissor takeover to get her out of the ring. Ruca then hits her with a cartwheel Fosbury Flop. Ruca gets Rodriguez in the ring and goes for a springboard, but Rodriguez shoulder tackles her. Ruca soon fights back with a springboard crossbody block for a two-count. Ruca charges, but Rodriguez drops her on the apron. Rodriguez charges, but Ruca catches her with a modified tarantula. Ruca knocks her to the floor and goes for a springboard moonsault block, but she rolls through when Rodriguez moves. Rodriguez hits her with a running crossbody block on the floor.

Rodriguez has the advantage as we come back from the break. Ruca fights back and hits a missile dropkick. Ruca sizes her up and hits a shining wizard for a two-count. Rodriguez is on the apron and holds on as Ruca goes for a sunset flip powerbomb on the floor. Rodriguez powers her onto the apron and onto her shoulders. Ruca rolls over the top rope and snaps her off the top rope. Ruca then hits a slow-motion sunset flip powerbomb to the floor.

Roxanne Perez and Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan run down, but Ruca attacks them. Ruca hits Rodriguez and Perez with a springboard corkscrew plancha. Ruca rolls Rodriguez into the ring and sets up for a Sol Snatcher, but Lyra Valkyria appears and grabs her. Morgan was distracting the referee. Rodriguez hits Ruca with a Tejana Bomb for the win.

Winner: Raquel Rodriguez via Pinfall to retain the WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship.

Video: Penta, Rey Fenix

Video: It’s Brother vs. Brother when Penta battles Rey Fenix in the Finals of the No. 1 Contender’s Tournament. The winner faces Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship on Raw in Mexico City.

In-Ring: Chad Gable, Dragon Lee, “All Ego” Ethan Page

WWE Intercontinental Champion Chad Gable is in the ring and says he loves the energy, but no one in the crowd seems energized. There seems to be a lot of crowd sweetening going on. Gable talks about starting his legacy when he beat the greatest luchador of all time, Rey Mysterio. Gable wants to thank Mexico for all he learned in AAA, so he’ll defend the title in Mexico City when Raw takes place there. Gable will face Dragon Lee.

Dragon Lee comes out, but “All Ego” Ethan Page soon interrupts. Page says Lee is an undeserving luchador and that he’d be a real challenge for Gable. Lee challenges Page to a match. Gable likes this idea and says the winner will face him for the Intercontinental Championship in Mexico City.

WWE Intercontinental Championship #1 Contender’s Match
Dragon Lee vs. “All Ego” Ethan Page

WWE Intercontinental Champion Chad Gable is seated at ringside to watch the match.

The winner will face Chad Gable for the Intercontinental Championship in two weeks on Raw in Mexico City.

Dragon Lee takes it to Ethan Page early on, but Page quickly fights back and takes him down. Page big boots him down and picks up a two-count. Page chops him in the corner and cuts off a comeback from Lee before shouldering him in the midsection. Lee knocks Page out of the ring and hits him with a somersault senton.

Lee is on the top rope and dives, but Page moves. Lee elbows him in the face and sends him over the top rope. Lee goes to the apron, but Page pulls the ring apron out and knocks him to the floor. Page hits a double underhook backbreaker off the apron. Page gets him in the ring and picks up a two-count. Page hooks the head and leg and slams him down for another two-count. Page shouts, “Damn it!” Page goes for an EgoPlex, but Lee counters into an inside cradle for a two-count. Lee strikes him back and hits the ropes. Lee flips through a clothesline and sets up for a powerbomb, but Page hits a back body drop. Lee lands on his feet and hits a German Suplex and a superkick before connecting with a tornado DDT for a near fall.

A “Dragon Lee” chant picks up, even though no one’s mouth in the crowd appears to be moving. Lee tries to catch him with a hurricanrana off the apron, but Page blocks it. Lee knees Page in the face to knock him to the floor. Lee then hits a WILD leap over the top rope into a hurricanrana, landing Page on the commentary table. Lee sets up for a suicide dive, but Page forearms him in the face before throwing him into Chad Gable. Gable angrily gets up and chases him into the ring. The referee admonishes Gable as Page exposes the turnbuckle. Lee superkicks Page, but Page sidesteps an avalanche to drive him into the exposed turnbuckle. Page covers, but the referee won’t count because he sees the turnbuckle pad missing. Page argues with the referee until Lee hits Operation Dragon for the win.

Winner: Dragon Lee via Pinfall.

Dragon Lee will battle Chad Gable for the WWE Intercontinental Championship on September 14 on Raw from Mexico City.

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Video: The Bloodline, Solo Sikoa, LA Knight

Video:Two weeks ago on Raw, Solo Sikoa betrayed Roman Reigns with a Samoan Spike.

Backstage: Roman Reigns, Jacob Fatu

World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns arrives at the arena. Jacob Fatu walks up to him. Reigns says, “It’s Wednesday.” Fatu says Royce Keys is on another level he hasn’t seen since they were younger. Reigns tells Fatu that Keys is his problem to handle. Everything else is Reigns’ problem.

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WWE Crown Jewel returns to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Saturday, November 7.

In-Ring: Roman Reigns, LA Knight

World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns is in the ring after an extended entrance. Reigns says, “Cleveland, Ohio… acknowledge me!” Being the one true champion, the only champion that matters, being the Tribal Chief is a burden. Everyone wants what he has. Reigns should be celebrating the Championship Tournament, talking about Rey Fenix and Penta. They’re earning respect, unlike everybody else around here who just bitches, moans, and complains for a shot at the title. Solo Sikoa had an opportunity to show respect to Reigns and serve the family, but he blew it for LA Knight. LA Knight may remind Sikoa of The Rock, but Knight isn’t Sikoa’s family.

LA Knight interrupts and walks out onto the stage. Reigns sneers at him. Knight thought Reigns was better than recycling material from three years ago. Knight has watched Reigns do the wrong thing for months. Knight has been calling his name for months, but Reigns put his family and tournaments he can’t enter between them. OTC must stand for “One Tremendous Coward.” Knight says Reigns is scared of him after Knight dropped him on his head.


Backstage: Solo Sikoa, LA Knight, Roman Reigns, Jacob Fatu

We go backstage to see a pixelated video of Solo Sikoa bleeding from the head after an attack. Knight runs to the back to check on him. Jacob Fatu appears and argues with him. Reigns then hits Knight with a Superman Punch from out of nowhere. Reigns says he handled Knight, so Fatu has to handle Royce Keys.

Video: Lola Vice

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Video: Big Cass, Je’Von Evans, Judgement Day

Replay:Last week on Raw, Big Cass beat Je’Von Evans. Evans was then attacked by Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh.

Dominik Mysterio vs. Je’Von Evans

Before the match begins, Dominik Mysterio attacks Je’Von Evans from behind. The bell rings, and Evans takes it to Mysterio. Mysterio takes him down with an elbow, but Evans soon sends him out of the ring and dives over the top rope onto him.

Back from the break, none of which featured any commercials, Mysterio dropkicks Evans down for a two-count. Mysterio takes it to Evans for a bit before Evans fights back. Evans stomps Mysterio down in the corner before punching him and kicking him in the head. Evans hits a springboard clothesline that Joe Tessitore calls a crossbody.

Evans goes outside and punches McDonagh to the ground. Evans then clotheslines Mysterio into the timekeeper’s area. Evans runs around the ring, but McDonagh clotheslines him.

Winner: Je’Von Evans via Disqualification.

Mysterio and McDonagh double-team Evans before Joe Hendry makes the save and clears the ring. Raw General Manager Adam Pearce comes out and makes a tag team match to start right now.

Judgement Day (Dominik Mysterio & JD McDonagh) vs. Je’Von Evans & Joe Hendry

Hendry and Evans deal with McDonagh and Mysterio before putting them into the timekeeper’s area. Evans then runs around the ringside area and dives over the barricade onto them.

Back from the break, Hendry hits a vertical suplex. Evans tags in and hits one of his own. McDonagh makes Evans chase him at ringside. Mysterio blind tags in and blindsides Evans. Mysterio hits Evans with a suplex for a two-count. McDonagh tags in and takes it to Evans a bit. McDonagh puts him on the top rope, but Evans fights him off, spins on the top rope, and hits a flip dive.

Joe Hendry tags in and attacks Mysterio and McDonagh, hitting each with a fallaway slam. Hendry then lifts both of them for a double fallaway slam! Henry dives over the top rope onto them and takes a flat back bump on the floor. Hendry gets Mysterio in the ring. Mysterio knocks him into position for a 619, but Hendry clotheslines him down. McDonagh sends Evans into the ring post and headbutts Hendry as Mysterio distracts the referee. Mysterio hits Hendry with a Frog Splash for the win.

Winner: Judgement Day via Pinfall.

Backstage: Becky Lynch, Stephanie Vaquer

Cathy Kelley asks Becky Lynch why she helped Stephanie Vaquer last week. Vaquer walks in and says she wants to hear it for herself. Lynch says she just wanted to hurt The Judgment Day. Maybe she’d like to take the title off Vaquer instead of Liv Morgan. Lynch says Vaquer owes her one, but Vaquer says she sees Lynch’s true colors, so she can stay away.

Video: Paul Heyman, Bron Breakker, Oba Femi

Video: Oba Femi battles Bron Breakker at Sunday Night’s Main Event to see who is the future of WWE.

Backstage: Paul Heyman

Cathy Kelley asks Paul Heyman for a prediction or spoiler for Sunday. Heyman says he can do neither. Each man must win this match, and neither can afford to lose. What happens to the loser? Going into the fall season, which leads to the Royal Rumble and WrestleMania, it’s the worst time to lose a match billed as the Future of WWE. Heyman appreciates both men and knows how hard they work. There are no predictions or spoilers. We’ll find out this Sunday. Heyman walks off.

WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event Show Card Rundown

The commentators run down Sunday Night’s Main Event card.

Backstage: Judgement Day

The Judgment Day celebrates their wins from tonight. Roxanne Perez says she’ll have Liv Morgan’s back next week in the title match against Stephanie Vaquer. Morgan will remind the world why she’s the greatest Women’s Champion of all time.

Video: The Usos, Royce Keys, OTM, Jacob Fatu, LA Knight, Solo Sikoa, Roman Reigns

Replay: Royce Keys and OTM destroyed The Usos to start the show. Later, Solo Sikoa was viciously attacked (we don’t know by whom), and Roman Reigns took out LA Knight.

Joe Tessitore says Solo Sikoa, Jey Uso, and Jimmy Uso are at a local medical facility being evaluated for multiple injuries.

Next Week’s Show Card Rundown

Next week on Raw

— Women’s World Championship: Liv Morgan (c) vs. Stephanie Vaquer
— Money in the Bank Qualifying Matches begin

WWE World Heavyweight Championship #1 Contender’s Tournament Finals
Penta vs. Rey Fenix

The two brothers lock hands in a show of respect before the match begins. They trade chops. Fenix rolls him up for a two-count. Fenix avoids a leg drop, and they begin trading pins before doing a double kip up. They’re at a stalemate. Fenix hits Penta with a running hurricanrana. Fenix chops his chest, grabs the arm, climbs the ropes, jumps around a bit, and hits a flying hurricanrana. Fenix goes for a handspring elbow, but Penta dropkicks him as he’s upside down, knocking him out of the ring. Penta then hits a tope con hilo.

Penta kicks Fenix’s legs out and picks up a two-count. Fenix kicks Penta back and walks on the top rope to kick him in the head. Fenix goes to the apron and hits a corkscrew plancha off the second turnbuckle. The crowd is quiet. No sweetening here. Fenix gets Penta in the ring and goes for a rolling thunder maneuver, but Penta kicks him. Fenix tries again, and they mistime a handspring into a cutter for a two-count. That didn’t look great, and they could have redone the spot or pixelated it. Penta kicks Fenix and hits a springboard facebuster. Fenix hits the ropes and hits some wild kicks to take his brother down. Fenix takes a moment before covering for a two-count.

Penta gets Fenix in a handstand in the corner and superkicks him. Fenix falls to the floor. Penta gets his brother into the ring and kicks him. Fenix strikes back and hits the ropes, but Penta kicks him down for a two-count. Penta hits a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker for another two-count.

Back from the last break of the night, Penta goes for a Mexican Destroyer on the apron, but Fenix drops him into the ring. Fenix hits a springboard moonsault block for a near fall. Fenix kicks Penta in the chest and hits the ropes. Penta flips him into the air and hits a powerbomb for a near fall!

Penta goes to the middle rope and signals for the end. Fenix uppercuts him and climbs to the second rope. Penta fights him and goes for an Avalanche Mexican Destroyer, but Fenix lands on his feet! Penta is stunned! Fenix kicks Penta in the face and goes for a Mexican Muscle Buster. Penta gets out of it and hits a Penta Driver! 1… 2… Fenix kicks out. Fenix is at ringside to recover. Penta clears the commentary table, but Fenix uppercuts him. Penta fights back and hits his brother with a Penta Driver through the table! Wow!

Penta powers Fenix into the ring and covers. 1… 2… Fenix barely kicks out. Penta hits his brother with the Sacrifice before backing up. Fenix holds his arm and tells his brother to kill him. Penta charges, but Fenix catches him with a hurricanrana into a cradle for a near fall! Penta immediately follows up with a Mexican Destroyer for the win!

Winner: Penta via Pinfall.

Penta will battle Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship on September 14 on Raw from Mexico City.

Penta embraces his brother in the ring and gets him to his feet. We see replays of the action in this match. Penta poses as pyrotechnics go off. World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns comes to the ring. Penta says he has cero miedo. They stare at each other as the show comes to an end.

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