WWE RAW Results – Sept. 28, 2026 – The Bloodline Addresses 946’s Solo Sikoa Abduction, Lola Vice vs. Roxanne Perez

WWE Raw Results
Sep 28, 2026

September 28, 2026
Milwaukee, WI – Fiserv Forum
Commentary: Joe Tessitore and Corey Graves
Results via Mike Tedesco of WrestleView.com

Quick Match Results

  1. Lola Vice defeated Roxanne Perez via Spinning Back Fist (pinfall)
  2. Dragon Lee defeated Big Cass via Jackknife Pin (pinfall)
  3. IYO SKY defeated Lyra Valkyria via Over The Moonsault (pinfall)
  4. Je’Von Evans & Penta defeated Judgement Day via Mexican Destroyer (pinfall)

Video: Neville Memorial Graphic

WWE remembers Benjamin Satterley “Neville”: 1986 – 2026.

Video: 946, Solo Sikoa, The Bloodline

Video: The Bloodline’s issues with 946 from this past month are highlighted. Last week on Raw, Solo Sikoa was abducted by the stable.

In-Ring: The Bloodline, Jaida Parker

The Bloodline heads to the ring, minus World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns. Jey Uso greets the crowd. Jimmy Uso says they were beaten up and had their car blown up a few weeks ago, but what 946 did last week by kidnapping their little brother, Solo Sikoa, is something they can’t come back from. Jimmy says The Bloodline has drama, but Sikoa is still their blood. That’s their little brother. Jacob Fatu says he told his brothers week after week to lay low and play it slow. Fatu has been saying the first move is not their best move. Fatu says this is on him. Tonight, none of that matters. Tonight, everything is out the window. Tonight, you can line it all up because they’re about to dog walk 946. The Bloodline is all gas, no brakes. Jey says they’re here, and they wait for 946.

946’s SUV drives in, as shown on the big screen, so The Bloodline charges to the back. A stagehand opens the SUV door and says that Mr. Pearce is expecting her. The Bloodline attacks the stagehand, but they stop when they see Jaida Parker of NXT coming out. Jey is shocked to see his girlfriend and asks what she’s doing here. She says she’s here to see Adam Pearce and walks away, clearly not happy with the greeting.

Pre-show Arrivals

Oba Femi, Rey Mysterio, Dragon Lee, and Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer are shown arriving at the Fiserv Center.

Backstage: Penta, Je’Von Evans, Judgement Day

Penta is walking backstage when he’s greeted by Je’Von Evans. Evans says he’ll be the youngest Money in the Bank winner. “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh interrupt them. Mysterio says Penta stole his spot in the Money in the Bank match. Mysterio would have won, but he was dealing with Adam Pearce. Does he even care that Solo Sikoa was kidnapped? He thought Penta was a nice guy. Evans says Mysterio has a big heart, but McDonagh has a big head. Penta says he’ll team with Evans to face them tonight if they want to fight again.

Lola Vice vs. Roxanne Perez

They lock up and tussle into the corner. Vice pushes her off before hooking a side headlock. Perez whips her off, but Vice shoulder tackles her and gyrates her hips. Vice hits the ropes and goes back to the side headlock. Perez takes her down, but Vice quickly goes back to the side headlock. Vice pushes her off and hits a Japanese arm drag. Vice hits the ropes, but Perez kicks her in the midsection and applies a side headlock. Perez goes for a roll-up, but Vice counters into a cross armbreaker. Perez fights out and slaps her in the face. Vice smiles and takes Perez down. Vice knees away at Perez before kicking her in the midsection twice. Vice sends her into the ropes, but Perez pulls herself out of the ring. Perez goes to walk off, but Vice grabs her in the aisle and sends her back to the ring. Vice blocks a strike and chops her twice. Vice goes for an arm drag, but Perez holds the ropes and stomps her. Perez angrily punches away at Vice before sending her into the corner for a running uppercut. Perez goes for another one, but Vice applies a rear naked choke. Perez pushes back and pins her for a two-count. Vice keeps the rear naked choke applied, but Perez rolls out of the ring with Vice still on her. Perez drives her into the commentary table before sending her into the steel steps. Perez hits a northern lights suplex on the floor.

Back from the break, Vice lights Perez up with some big kicks to the body. Vice hits a pair of running hip attacks before driving her rear end into Perez several times. Vice drags her into the center of the ring for a two-count.

Perez quickly kicks her away and hits a drop toehold into the middle rope. Perez hits a running uppercut to the back of the neck, followed by a double rope springboard moonsault for a near fall. Perez immediately transitions into a crossface. Vice, using her MMA training, counters into a triangle choke. Perez quickly rolls her onto her shoulders for a two-count. They exchange strikes in the center of the ring before Vice gets the advantage. Vice hits the ropes, but Perez follows her in and uppercuts her. Perez hits the ropes, but Vice crushes her with a kick to the temple. Vice goes for a slam, but Perez counters into a roll-up for a near fall. Perez ducks a roundhouse and kicks her in the midsection. Perez hits the ropes, but Vice annihilates her with a Spinning Back Fist for the win!

Winner: Lola Vice via Pinfall.

WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion Raquel Rodriguez big boots Vice and punches away at her. Sol Ruca runs in for the save and hits a springboard crossbody block. Rodriguez quickly goozles her and sends her over the top rope. Rucalands on the apron and knocks her back before hitting a springboard missile dropkick. Ruca goes for a Sol Snatcher, but Perez snaps her off the top rope. Rodriguez slams Ruca with a Tejana Bomb. Rodriguez holds Vice up, and Perez kicks her in the midsection before hitting Pop Rox. Rodriguez and Perez leave the ring

Backstage: Dragon Lee, Rey Mysterio, Big Cass

Jackie Redmond is backstage with Dragon Lee and WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio. She asks Lee how he’s feeling about facing Big Cass. Lee says he feels great. Mysterio says Lee has been putting on some fantastic matches and is destined for greatness. Lee says he’ll do like he always does. Big Cass interrupts them. Cass says he’ll stomp his fire out real quick. Mysterio holds Lee back from attacking Cass. Cass looks unworried.

Backstage: Oba Femi

“The Ruler” Oba Femi is walking backstage. He’ll join us next.

Video: 946

Video: 946 says The Bloodline finally called the play. They warn that no one is safe.

In-Ring: Oba Femi, “Big” Bronson Reed

“The Ruler” Oba Femi makes his way to the ring to a nice ovation. Femi returned last week to attack The Vision, who had taken him out weeks before. The crowd is chanting, “Oba.” Femi tells them to settle down. The Ruler is not dressed for combat tonight, but that can easily change. Tonight, he’s here to handle business. There’s a certain way they handle things in WWE. Femi has had his personal issues with The Vision for the last few months. He’s done his best to keep them at bay, but he’d be lying if he said the temperature didn’t change with the return of Bronson Reed. Femi knows that Reed sucks, but he’s also a disrespectful SOB. He’s the kind of guy that if you give him an inch, he’ll take a mile. Reed was gone for seven months. Reed wasn’t around when he shocked the world at WrestleMania or had the torch passed to him. Reed doesn’t understand that Femi is the captain now!

Femi holds up a contract and says this is Reed’s opportunity to find out. This is a contract for a match at Money in the Bank, approved by Adam Pearce and signed by Triple H and himself. At some point, they have to put pen to paper to make things official. That’s how business is done. A Wise Man taught him that. Femi tells Reed to get his “fat legs” out here without The Vision and make this official.

“Big” Bronson Reed calmly heads to the ring without The Vision. Reed takes the contract and says that Femi has balls. They’ve only been in the ring twice, and Reed has put Femi down twice. Reed gets that Femi is the man who beat Brock Lesnar twice, but he is not Brock Lesnar. Reed isn’t here to compete. Reed is here to dethrone The Ruler. Reed opens the folder and signs the contract. Femi aggressively takes the folder back, and Reed leaves the ring.

Femi says Reed has some balls for sealing his fate tonight. Paul Heyman must be playing games because he sent Reed to stop the one man who can’t be stopped. Femi says, “Welcome back, Bronson Reed, and good luck. You’re gonna need it.” Reed smirks.

Video: Adam Pearce, IYO SKY, Lyra Valkyria

Video: Earlier today, Raw General Manager Adam Pearce was talking with IYO SKY when Lyra Valkyria interrupted. Valkyria wasn’t happy about beating Bayley and not being given more opportunities. Pearce gives her an opportunity by facing Sky tonight. Valkyria and Sky argue back and forth.

Dragon Lee vs. Big Cass

Dragon Lee dropkicks Big Cass as he tries to get into the ring. Lee hits a tope con hilo and lands awkwardly. Lee gets into the ring and celebrates. Lee goes to the top rope and leaps over Cass as he gets into the ring. Lee hits the ring, and Cass big boots him. Cass grabs him by the mask and punches away at him. Cass puts Lee on the top rope and clubs him before avalanching him against the top turnbuckle bracket. Lee falls to the floor. Big Cass taunts the crowd. Cass leaves the ring and goes for a big boot, but he hits the ring post when Lee moves. Cass limps around as Lee goes for a dive off the apron. Cass catches him with a goozle and hits a chokeslam on the apron. Cass hits another chokeslam on the apron and chops his chest.

Back from the break, Cass goes for snake eyes, but Lee slides off. Lee strikes him, but Cass throws him into the corner and beats him down. Lee quickly catches him with a kick to the face. Cass quickly goozles him and shoves him over the top rope by the throat. Cass slowly leaves the ring and military presses him back into the ring. Cass turns him inside out with a short-arm clothesline for a two-count. Cass applies a head-and-arm submission. Lee fights up and chops him before hitting a boot to the face. Lee then rocks him with a superkick before dropkicking him in the knees to knock him into the corner. Lee hits a trio of corner dropkicks before managing to stomp him down.

Lee backs up, but Cass pulls himself up. Cass charges, but Lee pulls the top rope down to get him out of the ring. Lee superkicks Cass and slings over the top rope for a hurricanrana, knocking Cass into a cameraman. Lee hits the ropes and hits a torpedo suicide dive! Cass slowly gets up and tries to get into the ring, but Lee knees him in the head. Lee goes to the top rope and goes for a crossbody block, but Cass catches him and puts him on his shoulders. Lee counters into an octopus stretch. Lee drops down, but Cass pulls him up. Cass sends him into the ropes, but Lee ducks a clothesline and rolls up his body for a big DDT. Lee exposes his elbow and rocks him with an elbow to the temple! 1… 2… Cass kicks out.

Lee goes for Operation Dragon, but Cass counters into a roll-up for the upset victory!

Winner: Dragon Lee via Pinfall.

Dragon Lee jumps over the barricade and sits in a fan’s lap before taking a sip of beer. Big Cass is irate.

Backstage: The Bloodline

Jacob Fatu and The Usos are getting fired up. Fatu says they need to stick together. They can’t let 946 separate them. The Usos agree.

Backstage: Penta, Je’Von Evans

Je’Von Evans and Penta are warming up backstage. They’ll face “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh later tonight.

Backstage: Stephanie Vaquer

Jackie Redmond is backstage with Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer. How will she choose between Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch? Vaquer spoke with Adam Pearce. It’ll be Morgan vs. Lynch in a No. 1 Contender’s Match next week.

Video: LA Knight

Video: LA Knight has fought back to the top for the last three years. This could be his last chance, and he’s going to win the World Heavyweight Championship.

IYO SKY vs. Lyra Valkyria

They do a little chain wrestling before Valkyria gets a crazy look in her eyes and presses Sky into the ropes. Valkyria hooks a side headlock and takes her down before kicking her in the spine. Sky fights back and sweeps her feet before hitting a basement dropkick. Sky goes for a Bullet Train Attack, but Valkyria moves. Sky flips and lands on her feet to counter out of a monkey flip attempt. Valkyria quickly takes her down and applies the pendulum swing stretch. Valkyria stomps on her knees and slings her down by the hair. Valkyria sends her into the ropes, but Sky ducks a clothesline and does a pair of handsprings before hitting a dropkick that knocks Valkyria out of the ring. Sky goes for a baseball slide, but Valkyria ducks. Sky quickly hits a superkick and climbs to the top of the barricade to hit Valkyria with a crossbody block on the floor. Sky celebrates and heads to the apron for an Asai Moonsault, but Valkyria sweeps her feet. Sky is in the tree of woe facing the floor, and Valkyria dropkicks her down. Valkyria mocks Sky.

Back from the break, both women are down. Moments ago, they took each other out with stereo crossbody blocks. Sky gets up and hits some Shotei uppercuts, followed by a flapjack. Sky charges, but Valkyria sidesteps her. Sky goes to the apron and kicks her back. Sky goes to the top rope and hits a missile dropkick. Sky kips up and does a handspring before getting the crowd going. Sky sets up for a Bullet Train Attack, but Valkyria hits a step-up enzuigiri, followed by a sit-out gutwrench powerbomb for a near fall.

Sky counters out of a tornado DDT with a flapjack. Valkyria avoids a double arm backbreaker and sets up for a Nightwing, but Sky gets out of it and kicks her in the head. Sky hits a double arm backbreaker for a near fall. Valkyria quickly grabs a waistlock, but Sky runs her throat-first into the ropes. They fight on the apron, but Valkyria manages to hit her with a fisherman’s suplex! Valkyria goes for a Wrecking Ball Dropkick, but Sky moves. Sky avoids a roundhouse kick against the ring post. Valkyria skims the post. Sky quickly hits an Asai Moonsault. Sky gets Valkyria in the ring and hits a Wrecking Ball Dropkick. Sky goes to the top rope, but Valkyria sweeps her feet and pulls her off the top rope for a backbreaker. 1… 2… Sky kicks out.

Valkyria is furious and starts throwing a tantrum. Valkyria heads to the top rope, but Bayley appears at the ringside area and stands on the commentary table. Bayley has a black band on her arm that says, “BEN.” Valkyria stares at her before leaping, but Sky dropkicks her out of mid-air. Sky goes to the top rope for an Over the Moonsault. 1… 2… 3.

Winner: IYO SKY via Pinfall.

Backstage: The Bloodline, LA Knight

The Bloodline are talking when LA Knight walks in. Knight mentions there are only pictures of Roman Reigns on the wall. Knight isn’t happy that they let his boy Solo Sikoa get kidnapped. Jey Uso says Sikoa would be with them if guys like Knight didn’t fill his head with lies. Knight has a message for Roman Reigns. He’ll be waiting for him next week with open arms if he shows up to Raw. Knight walks off.

Backstage: Rey Fenix, Chad Gable, “All Ego” Ethan Page

Jackie Redmond is backstage with AAA Cruiserweight Champion Rey Fenix. Fenix has permission to defend the title on all brands. WWE Intercontinental Champion Chad Gable wakes up excited to watch the matches. “All Ego” Ethan Page asks if they’re still doing this with the luchadors. Fenix says Page isn’t a cruiserweight, but next week he’ll kick his ass. Page accepts.

Money In The Bank 2026 Card Rundown

The commentators run through the Money in the Bank card.

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

Mysterio and McDonagh take it to Evans and Penta to start the match. Mysterio takes them out with a plancha to the floor.

Back from the break, Evans kicks Mysterio and backflips away from him before tagging Penta in. Penta gets a HUGE pop. Penta takes Mysterio down before attacking McDonagh and hitting a handstand slingshot corner dropkick. Penta knocks Mysterio back and hits a springboard tornado DDT for a near fall. Evans tags in, and Penta chops Mysterio. Evans then chops Mysterio’s chest. They send Mysterio into the ropes for stereo superkicks. 1… 2… Mysterio kicks out. Evans puts Mysterio in the corner and starts the 10 punches. Evans goes beyond 10 and wildly strikes him.

Penta tags in and kicks Mysterio in the back of the knees to take him down. Mysterio quickly fights back, but Penta hits a running hurricanrana. McDonagh runs in, but Penta sends him out of the ring next to Mysterio. Penta then takes them out with a tope con hilo. Penta sends Mysterio back into the ring and comes off the top rope with a crossbody block. 1… 2… Mysterio kicks out.

Picture-in-Picture Commercial Break: Penta continues to take it to Mysterio before The Judgment Day gets the advantage, pulling Penta crotch-first into the ring post. McDonagh tags in and punches away at Penta. Mysterio tags in and puts Penta on the top rope.

We return from the break to see Mysterio tearing at Penta’s mask. Penta elbows Mysterio down to the canvas and hits a diving crossbody block. Penta fights back, but Mysterio knocks him into position on the middle rope. Penta avoids a 619 and goes for a Penta Driver, but Mysterio gets out. Mysterio forearms him, but Penta responds with a superkick. Penta hits the ropes, but Mysterio superkicks him. They then hit the ropes and take each other out with a double clothesline.

Evans and McDonagh tag in. McDonagh trips as Evans attacks. Evans knocks Mysterio off the apron and hits McDonagh’s massive head with a beautiful Red Dot. Evans gets the crowd going and hits McDonagh with a suicide dive. Evans then attacks Mysterio and sends him into the timekeeper’s area. Evans runs around the ring and hits an OG OTB on Mysterio! Evans nearly flies into the crowd! Evans gets McDonagh in the ring and hits a picture-perfect springboard crossbody block. 1… 2… McDonagh kicks out. Evans goes to the top rope, but Mysterio grabs him. Evans kicks him away and goes for an OG Cutter, but McDonagh moves. Penta runs in to help, but Evans accidentally catches him with an OG Cutter meant for McDonagh! McDonagh headbutts Evans and tags Mysterio in. Mysterio hits Evans with a 619. 1… 2… Evans kicks out! Mysterio cannot believe it.

Joe Hendry walks out to the stage with a person in a JD McDonagh Funko Pop head. Hendry sings that JD McDonagh is a Funko Pop. McDonagh is furious and heads up the aisle. In the ring, Evans gets the knees up on a Frog Splash from Mysterio. McDonagh heads back to the ring, but Evans kicks him. Penta tags in as Evans hits a wild running dive over the top rope onto McDonagh. Penta hits Mysterio with the Mexican Destroyer for the win.

Winner: Je’Von Evans & Penta via Pinfall.

World Tag Team Champion Bron Breakker gets into the ring and hits Penta with a Spear. Evans goes for an attack, but Breakker avoids it and hits a lightning-quick Torpedo Spear on him!

Backstage: Becky Lynch, Liv Morgan

Byron Saxton is backstage with Becky Lynch, but Liv Morgan interrupts.

Next Week’s Show Card Rundown

Next Monday on Raw

— World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns returns to WWE Raw
— Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez vs. Sol Ruca and Lola Vice
— Rey Fenix vs. “All Ego” Ethan Page
— No. 1 Contender’s Match: Becky Lynch vs. Liv Morgan

Arena Concourse: 946

946 are shown heading into the Fiserv Center.

Ringside: 946, The Bloodline, Jaida Parker

946 heads into the arena through the crowd, but security runs down to stop them. Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, and Lucien Price attack the security guards before going to the ringside area.

The Bloodline head to the ringside area, and the long-awaited brawl between The Bloodline and 946 kicks off! Nima sends Jey Uso into the apron. Nima and Jey get into the ring, but Jey punches away at him. Price goozles Jey, but Jimmy runs in. The Usos start throwing superkicks at will, knocking Nima and Price out of the ring. Jimmy hits Price with a running dive to the floor. Jey then goes for a suicide dive on Nima, but Nima grabs him and sends him headfirst into the ring post.

Nima and Price get Jey into the crowd, but Jimmy leaps off the barricade to take them down. Price and Nima send The Usos into some planted fans. Back in the ring, Keys rolls Fatu inside and grabs a steel chair. In the crowd, Nima and Price drag Jey to the back, beating him about the head and shoulders as they do.

In the ring, Keys smashes Fatu on the spine with the steel chair several times. Keys sets up for another one, but Fatu rocks him with two superkicks. Fatu headbutts away at him in the corner and hits a vicious running hip attack. Fatu is fired up. Fatu grabs the steel chair and puts it around Keys’ head. Fatu goes for a running hip attack to Pillmanize Keys’ neck, but Keys gets out of the ring. Fatu follows him up the aisle, smashing him on the back with the chair several times. They then head to the back.

Loading Dock Segment

The Usos are brawling with Nima and Price. They drive Nima and Price into some road crates. WWE referees and officials are desperately trying to separate them. Nima and Price soon get the advantage.

Arena Hallway

Fatu and Keys are lighting each other up with strikes. Fatu drives Keys onto a table and throws a chair at him. Keys fights back with some knees before slamming Fatu hard into a road crate. Keys gets into an SUV, but Fatu attacks him through the driver’s side window. Fatu applies a Tongan Death Grip, but Keys drives Fatu’s head into the window. Fatu charges, but Keys slings the door into his skull! All of a sudden, a black car comes from out of nowhere and hits Fatu! Fatu goes flying and lands on the concrete!

Jaida Parker emerges from the car and is nervously saying she didn’t see him. Then, he demeanor changes as she stands next to Keys. Parker says, “Ain’t nobody safe!” Keys and Parker get into the SUV. Keys says, “All gas, no brakes.” Keys drives off. A bloodied Fatu is lying on the concrete in pain.

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