WWE RAW Results – Oct. 5, 2026 – WWE World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns Appears, Liv Morgan vs. Becky Lynch

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Oct 5, 2026

October 5, 2026
St. Louis, MO – Enterprise Center
Commentary: Joe Tessitore and Corey Graves
Results via Alex Kahrs of WrestleView.com

Quick Match Results

  1. Je’Von Evans & Penta defeated The Vision via Pinfall
  2. Judgement Day defeated Sol Ruca & Lola Vice via European Clutch (pinfall)
  3. Rey Fenix defeated “All Ego” Ethan Page via Roll-up (pinfall)
  4. Judgement Day defeated Rey Mysterio & Dragon Lee via Headbutt (pinfall)
  5. WWE Women’s World Championship #1 Contender’s match – Becky Lynch vs. Liv Morgan went to a No Contest

Video: The Bloodline, 946, Jaida Parker

Commentary welcomes us to the show before we take a look back at the growing issue involving 946, particularly with the big brawl last week that culminated in Jacob being hit by a speeding car that had Jaida Parker behind the wheel. Something oddly familiar about all this…

Backstage: Roman Reigns, The Usos

On that bombshell, we head to the parking lot where Roman Reigns has arrived to the building, finally making call time. He daps up the Usos, who need to talk to him about family business. That is cut off by the music of LA Knight, prompting Reigns to say he has something else to take care of first.

In-Ring: LA Knight, Roman Reigns

We head to ringside as LA Knight makes his way down the ramp, entering the ring to pose for the crowd. He gets a microphone as he asks the crowd to, well, you know…lemme talk to ya! We are five days from Money in the Bank, with fireworks going off everywhere thanks to the likes of the Bloodline and 946…but his focus is on the World Heavyweight Championship match against Roman Reigns. He sees the champ as the establishment, and he’d love to take the whole thing down.

On Saturday, Roman’s gonna come down that ramp…in fact, you might wanna start today so you’ll get there on time…and he’s going to start crying about what 946 is doing to his family and what they might do to him. He says to worry about what Knight is gonna do to him instead, as he looks to take down the establishment that is Roman Reigns.

Out comes the OTC, the World Heavyweight Championship in his hand as he walks down the ramp. He holds the title up for a bit of pyro and some cheers from the crowd, who acknowledge him on his way to the ring itself. Roman steps through the ropes, taking a microphone of his own as he stares his challenger down.

He asks LA if he hears those OTC chants out there. Does that sound like a man who is shaken? He says it doesn’t matter if 946 is doing this or that, and asks Knight if he thinks Roman is distracted. Knight thinks he’s got a shot now, huh? He disagrees, addressing what LA has said about him and his family in recent months before calling him a hypocrite.

He looks back to Mexico City, busting his a– to defend the title against Penta, and Knight took the b—h route, the low road, to drop Roman where he stood. Knight has always had Roman’s attention, as he’s said way too much. You have these people thinking we’re on the same level, and nothing could be further from the truth. Roman calls himself a doer, whereas LA is a complainer, constantlly whining about how they have no plans for him. Oh, they’ve got plans for him alright…he’s just another egg in the omelette, and Roman promises to break Knight’s b—h a– at Money in the Bank.

When he eats, he always does it at the head of the table. St. Louis…acknowledge me! Roman drops the mic, but Knight stops him from leaving as he calls Reigns manufactured and an industry plant. He’s had the rocket strapped so far up his a– LA is surprised he isn’t spitting out rocket fuel…but Knight will make him spit out something this Saturday when he becomes the champ, with everybody saying L…A…Knight, YEAH!

Je’Von Evans & Penta vs. The Vision (Austin Theory & Bron Breakker)

We get some hype for their World Heavyweight Championship match at Money in the Bank as Je’Von Evans makes his entrance for our opening contest. He is soon joined by Penta as we go to commercial break.

Back at ringside, The Vision make their way out as we take a look at what went down last week…only for Je’Von and Penta to blindside them at ringside before this match gets underway!

Evans and Theory go at it while we see Penta wear down Breakker with kicks. He sends Bron into the barricade before celebrating it with a fan…and continuing the damage until Breakker dodges a kick, with Penta’s leg colliding with the ring post! This allows Theory and Breakker to turn their attention to Evans, bringing him into the ring to start things off officially with Je’Von and Austin.

Evans quickly bounces back (as he is want to do), taking Theory to the corner for some punches…but Austin fights back, sending him to the mat for some shots of his own. Tag made to Breakker for a double-team, with Bron leveling Evans off a clothesline. He hoists Je’Von up and drops him back down, mocking Penta before sending Evans to the corner…and sending him across the ring with a hammer throw!

He gets into it with Penta, which allows Evans to fight back and counter out of a suplex…but Penta gets pulled off the apron by Theory to stop a tag. Breakker continues the attack, sending him over the top rope to the outside with the lights dimming for just a moment before we go to commercial.

Theory is back in the ring now, taking Penta back off the apron before making a tag to Breaker. Down go the straps on his singlet as he heads to the corner for a spear…only to be sent into the ring post by Je’Von! He crawls over and gets the tag to Penta to a pop, as Theory comes in as well…only to be driven face first to the canvas by Penta. He sends Theory to the corner for a stomp before fending off Breakker, and this keeps him from going for a Penta Driver when Theory breaks free. He gets sent down before Breakker is sent out of hte ring by Penta, who makes a tag to Evans to take out Theory.

Je’Von goes for an OG Cutter but Theory trips him up on the ropes. When it looks like Austin can’t follow up on that, Maxxine gets on the apron to distract the ref while Logan slides in some brass knuckles…which end up in the hands of Evans instead! He gets on his feet and wallops Theory with the knucks, hiding them in his tights as he makes the cover for the win.

Winner: Je’Von Evans & Penta via Pinfall.

No time for celebration as Bronson Reed comes into the ring, taking out both men. The Vision beat up Penta some more before Reed goes up top for a Tsunami, but before they can go any further Oba Femi comes out to even the numbers somewhat. Logan Paul tries to get a shot in on The Ruler to no avail, but this allows The Vision to get the upper hand. They try to set him up for a spear by Breaker, but Femi gets out of the way and takes out both men with a clothesline.

The Vision regroup on the ramp as Oba grabs a microphone, calling out Reed ahead of their match at Money in the Bank. He promises to take Bronson to the deepest waters, where Bronson cannot swim. He says that The Vision can have Bronson’s spirit and Paul Heyman can have his mind…but this Saturday, Reed’s a– belongs to Oba Femi! Big pop from the crowd for this.

Video: Liv Morgan

Vignette: Liv Morgan addresses Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch screwing her out of her Women’s World Championship, promising to get revenge tonight when she beats Becky to get into the Money in the Bank Ladder Match this weekend.

Backstage: Dragon Lee, Rey Mysterio, Judgement Day

We take a look back at WWE x AAA Worlds Collide from a couple weeks ago, namely the main event, before heading backstage where we hear from Dragon Lee and Rey Mysterio. They make fun of Dominik a bit before he and JD McDonagh step in. The pair run the luchadores down, before Lee cuts them off to challenge them to a tag match tonight.

Video: 946

We get a stray graphic for Lola Vice before commentary takes us to another message from 946, addressing what went down last week.

Backstage: The Usos, Roman Reigns

From there we go to the dressing room where the Usos speak with Roman Reigns. He’s trying to understand what’s going on, especially with them taking orders from Jacob Fatu when it’s supposed to be the other way around. He is so frustrated that he tells them he will be back, walking off as Raw rolls on.

Sol Ruca & Lola Vice vs. Judgement Day (Roxanne Perez & Raquel Rodriguez)

Back at ringside, Lola Vice makes her way out for our next match. She teams with Sol Ruca up next, and the Vice graphic finally makes sense as we head to commercial.

Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez make their entrance as we take a look at them going after Sol Ruca last week, and with the duo in the ring we get this match underway!

Ruca and Vice send Rodriguez out of the ring with Sol starting things off with Perez, who gets sent to the ropes only to break free. Ruca stops a German suplex before hoisting Roxanne up for a spinning back drop. She twists the legs around for a modified surfboard stretch before tagging in Vice, with a double-team leading to a nearfall. Perez fights off Lola long enough for a tag to Raquel, who quickly takes Vice to the mat…only for Vice to cinch in a triangle choke!

Rodriguez lifts her up, driving her into the mat to break the hold before getting a nearfall. Lola fights back, sending Raquel down for a nearfall before tagging in Ruca. They manage to take Rodriguez to the mat and then send her over the top rope to the outside…and sends Perez out after her! Vice with a seated senton off the apron to Perez, and a springboard tornillo of sorts by Ruca takes both opponents to the floor as we head to a commercial break.

Back in the ring are Vice and Perez, the latter being sent to the corner as Ruca comes in to intercept Rodriguez. They send the Judgment Day ladies to opposite corners before landing hip attacks, and Vice takes Perez to the middle of the ring for a nearfall. Sol gets a tag but so does Raquel, who takes Ruca down for a two count before Vice breaks it up. Perez and Lola fight it out of the ring as Raquel goes for a Tejana bomb…but Ruca manages to break free. Roxanne makes a tag as does Vice, who lays out Roxanne with a spinning kick but Rodriguez breaks up the pin.

All four women go at it until Lola accidentally levels Ruca with the MIA elbow…and Perez rolls her up for the win!

Winner: Judgement Day via Pinfall.

Backstage: The Bloodline, Adam Pearce, Solo Sikoa

We go backstage where the Usos are met by Roman Reigns and Adam Pearce. Despite the fact that 946’s actions should be dealt with as a legal matter, there will be a six-man tag match that sees them face The Usos and…as we find out from Roman…Solo Sikoa.

“All Ego” Ethan Page vs. Rey Fenix

Page tries to keep the luchador from building up momentum, bringing him to the mat with a side headlock cinched in. Fenix fights to his feet, only to be dropped to the mat with a shoulder tackle by All Ego. Page runs the ropes for speed, with Fenix leap frogging him to dodge the attack and ultimately wear Ethan out…before taking him to the apron with a leaping kick off the top rope. He follows up with the rope walk into a PK, and Adios Amigo as Page drops to the floor…where Fenix drops him with a corkscrew cross body!

He brings Page back into the ring, but Ethan breaks free form the turnbuckle. Fenix with a step up moonsault, but only gets a two count. Page catches him by surprise, sending the AAA Cruiserweight Champion into the turnbuckle…but Fenix narrowly dodges a big boot as we go to break.

Back from break, Page drops the luchador down hard but only gets a nearfall for his effort. Fenix heads to the corner as he gets to his feet, and Ethan runs into a boot by the luchador…but Page fights back, sending Fenix to the ropes. Rey turns this around as he sends Page to the canvas with a springboard backflip cutter for a close two count. Double underhook by Fenix, but Page fights him off. Fenix hits the ropes and lands a spinning kick, and a facebuster gets him a nearfall.

Fenix heads to the corner as Ethan gets to his feet, walking into a superkick by the luchador for two. He heads to the ropes but gets cut off by All Ego, who drops him with a powerslam for the cover…but Fenix kicks out! Page sends him to the corner, propping him up on the top turnbuckle. He puts Fenix over his shoulder for a powerslam, but Fenix fights him off before going for a Mexican Muscle Buster. Page fights him off but takes a superkick. MMB by Fenix…but Page breaks free! He looks for a neckbreaker, I think…but it doesn’t matter as Fenix cradles him in tight for the win.

Winner: Rey Fenix via Pinfall.

Rey Fenix leaves the ring to celebrate with the fans as a frustrated Page remains in the ring.

Video: Money In The Bank Ladder Match History

Commentary hypes up Money in the Bank this weekend, leading us to a video package hyping up the MITB Ladder Match and its history. The rules are simple, but the chaos that follows is anything but. Who will earn a future title shot they can cash in anytime in the next year? We’ll find out this weekend at Money in the Bank!

Backstage: Judgement Day

Backstage, Judgment Day have a chat that accidentally brings up Joe Hendry’s foolishness about the size of JD’s head. They then receive a package, which came from Joe Hendry and features a McDonagh Funko Pop. Get it? Cause JD’s head is like the size of…yeah. Anyway, JD and Dom leave as we head to ringside.

Rey Mysterio & Dragon Lee vs. Judgement Day (JD McDonagh & Dominik Mysterio)

We get a tease of father and son going at it as Dom and Rey circle the mat…but never mind that, because Dom tags in McDonagh instead. Crowd not thrilled about this as JD goes to lock up with Mysterio, taking him to the mat with a front facelock. This leads to a hammerlock as Rey gets to his feet, turning things around with a dropkick before getting a tag to Lee. Double-team by the luchadores leads to a nearfall for the Dragon, who brings JD to his feet.

McDonagh fights out of a powerbomb to send Lee to the corner, but Lee counters back with a flurry of offense sending him to the corner for a dropkick…and another one for good measure! JD back to his feet, only to be sent to the outside by Dragon Lee. Blind tag by Rey as Lee gets a dive on JD…and Dom gets taken out with a seated senton by his father as we go to commercial.

We see that Dom got one over on Rey during the break with a dropkick, allowing JD to go after the WWE Hall of Famer. Rey fights him off, but JD gets a tag to Dom to cut the elder Mysterio off from a tag to Lee. Cover by Dom and it’s good for two. He brings Rey up for a Gory Special, dropping Rey onto the turnbuckle for another nearfall and a tag to McDonagh.

JD keeps the pressure on Rey, setting him up for a nearfall. Mysterio catches him on the ropes, but walks into a clothesline by McDonagh. Rey fights back with a boot and hits the ropes for a springboard, but JD catches him and sets him up in a tree of woe in the corner…only for Rey to get up just in time to send McDonagh crashing into the post instead! Rey gets to the mat as he reaches for a tag to Dragon…who gets sent off the apron by Dom. Dom with a tag as he goes to work on his father, tagging JD back in for a double-team…but McDonagh gets sent to the outside before Rey drops his son to the canvas with a DDT!

Rey crawls over looking for a tag as the ref deals with the mixup between Dom and JD…but Big Cass pulls Dragon Lee off the apron, sending him into the crowd over the barricade. This forces Rey to contend with Judgment Day, hitting a 619 on Dom only to discover that JD is still the legal man as he gets rolled up to give Judgment Day the win.

Winner: Judgement Day via Pinfall.

Judgment Day leave the ring to celebrate as Big Cass gets in to go after the WWE Hall of Famer. Dragon Lee returns to go after Cass, but the big man is too much for the luchadores to handle as he lays them both out with a big boot. He leaves the ring.

Money In The Bank Card Rundown

Commentary turns their attention to the lineup for Money in the Bank this Saturday.

Video: Becky Lynch, Bayley

Vignette: Becky Lynch addresses facing Liv Morgan tonight for a shot at Stephanie Vaquer and the Women’s World Championship at Money in the Bank.

Video: The Vision, Je’Von Evans, Penta, Oba Femi

We get a Made to Order Moment courtesy of Wendy’s, taking a look back at earlier tonight with Japanese commentary to put over Netflix Japan being the new home of WWE content in the country. (Side note, nice to see Funaki still being a #1 announcer somewhere)

Backstage: Lyra Valkyria, Bayley

Backstage, because we need to fill more time on this show, we hear from Lyra Valkyria who addresses losing last week. She asks why she isn’t at the top, with all the work she puts in. She’s the full package and everyone knows she has what it takes, but she blames Bayley for not being more successful. When does it end? Bayley steps in, telling Lyra it’s funny she thinks she has any control over what is happening.

She thinks what’s happened to them is just another chapter in the story, but Bayley insists it’s the end…and it only ends when she says it does. With that, she walks off

Backstage: 946

Commentary addresses the 6-Man Tag match made for next week. We hear from 946 about this, running down Solo for going back to the family. Royce says there’s a new play, line them all up and take them all out. The match is made official with a graphic for next Monday.

Next Week’s Show Card Rundown

Here’s what’s on tap for next week…

  • Six-Man Tag Match: 946 vs. The Usos and Solo Sikoa
  • WWE Intercontinental Championship: Chad Gable defends against Rey Fenix

Backstage: Paul Heyman, “Big” Bronson Reed

Backstage, Bronson Reed talks to Paul Heyman about facing Oba Femi at Money in the Bank. Heyman insists that to beat The Ruler, he will need to hit him with Tsunami after Tsunami after…well, you get it. He admits that Oba Femi humbled him, especially after beating Brock Lesnar at SummerSlam. Femi showed him that Brock Lesnar was just another human. If Reed doesn’t beat him with Tsunami after Tsunami, Oba Femi will humble you too. Heyman walks off as we see a replay of a Fall From Grace at SummerSlam that saw Femi take down Brock once and for all.

WWE Women’s World Championship #1 Contender’s Match
Becky Lynch vs. Liv Morgan

Becky takes Morgan to the corner, where the ref is forced to call for a break. Lynch backs away, only to knock Liv down with a right hand. From there, Liv is taken to the apron where she gets knocked down to the floor by Becky. Morgan starts to fight back, eventually sending Lynch to the ring post…and then to the barricade! She pulls Becky by the hair back into the ring for a two count, stomping away at her after the fact.

She lets off at the call of the ref, posing to boos before sending Becky to the corner for a knee strike. She sends Becky down with a dropkick, but only picks up a nearfall. She continues the attack with a chinlock, but up goes Becky…only for Liv to send her right back down to the canvas. Becky back to her feet as the two slug it out, before Lynch gets a backslide for two.

They go back at it until Becky takes her down with a couple clothesline and a kick, sending Morgan to the corner for a clothesline and a T-bone suplex. All that gets her is a two count, however. She mouths off about Liv retreating to the corner, going up top but Liv dodges her and lands some kicks. Becky with some kicks of her own, but takes a Codebreaker by Morgan…who gets laid out by Becky as we go to picture-in-picture!

Picture-in-Picture: The two slowly get to their feet, with Liv taking control until she is sent to the outside by Becky. The fight spills out to the floor until Morgan sends Lynch over the announce table as we return from break!

Morgan back in control as she brings Becky to the ring for Three Amigos. Enziguri connects as Becky tries to get to her feet, but it’s only good for a two count. Liv heads to the corner, going up top before Lynch cuts her off. They fight it out on the turnbuckle until Becky connects with a superplex…rolling through into a DDT! Cover by Becky gets a two, but she transitions to a cross arm breaker. Liv gets her on her shoulders for a nearfall, but Becky rolls through for the Disarm-her!

Liv struggles to fight out of it…until she takes a bite out of the arm to force the hold to be broken. This allows Liv to go for the half crab as Becky crawls to the ropes. Morgan brings her back to center, but Becky is able to break free as she fights back. Liv levels her for a cover, but still can’t get it done as Becky kicks out at two. Morgan on her feet with a boot to the face of Lynch, who fights back to a standing position before taking Liv down with a kick. She looks for a Man Handle Slam but the arrival of Raquel Rodriguez distracts her, allowing Morgan to send her to the corner.

Liv distracts the ref while Roxanne drops Becky onto the top turnbuckle, but Liv only gets a two count from this. Becky back to her feet as Liv goes for Oblivion…but Becky fights out of it! She fends off Raquel and Roxanne when Morgan goes for Oblivion again…this time getting hit with a Man Handle Slam! Cover by Becky, but Raquel gets the foot of Liv onto the rope to break it up.

Dive from Becky takes Raquel to the floor before going back up top..but a distraction from Roxanne keeps the ref from seeing Raquel send Becky off the turnbuckle to the mat. Roxanne gets taken out by an arriving Stephanie Vaquer as Raquel tries to hand the title to Liv…but she gets caught and told to leave!

In the midst of all this, Vaquer gets on the apron to try and deal with an angry Morgan…only to be hit by Becky with a forearm! She gets knocked off the apron by Liv, but Becky rolls her up for two. Before she can get any further, Vaquer comes into the ring and attacks both women as the ref calls for the bell!

Winner: None.

Vaquer, still angry about what went down tonight, calls out Adam Pearce as she wants both women this Saturday at Money in the Bank. The Raw GM makes it official, as the Women’s World Championship will be defended in a Triple Threat Match! Stephanie stands tall with her title as Raw comes to a close.

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