WWE RAW Results and Highlights (28/9/26): Jaida Parker turns heel and joins 946, Money In The Bank Qualifiers continues and more
WWE Raw rolled into Milwaukee’s Fiserv Forum on Monday, September 28, 2026, opening the night on a somber note before quickly turning its attention toward a loaded night of rivalries and unfinished business. The show began with a tribute video remembering Benjamin Satterley, better known to WWE fans as Neville, following his tragic passing on Sunday, September 27. From there, the atmosphere shifted as Oba Femi arrived carrying his Money in the Bank contract, immediately putting the spotlight on one of WWE’s most dangerous title opportunities. Meanwhile, IYO SKY faced a major challenge when she stepped into the ring against Lyra Valkyria, setting the stage for another highly competitive clash.
Elsewhere on the show, The Bloodline continued its relentless search for 946 following the abduction of Solo Sikoa, adding another layer of mystery and tension to an already chaotic night. Dragon Lee was also pushed to his limits when he went head-to-head with Big Cass in a physically demanding encounter. With personal grudges, championship implications and ongoing storylines colliding throughout the evening, Raw in Milwaukee proved to be much more than a routine stop on the WWE calendar, delivering a night filled with emotion, confrontation and plenty of questions heading into the next chapter.
The Bloodline promo on 946
Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso and Jacob Fatu kicked off the show with a major absence immediately raising questions, as World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns was nowhere to be seen. Jimmy addressed the growing list of attacks against their family, recalling how they had already been beaten down and even had their car blown up in recent weeks, but insisted that Solo Sikoa being abducted had crossed an entirely different line. Fatu took responsibility for previously urging everyone to remain patient, admitting that his approach had failed and declaring that their patience was officially over. The situation quickly escalated when an SUV associated with 946 pulled into the arena garage, prompting the trio to storm toward the vehicle and confront whoever was inside. They even attacked a stagehand in the chaos, believing they had finally found their target, before abruptly stopping when NXT Superstar Jaida Parker emerged from the SUV and asked to speak with Adam Pearce. The unexpected arrival left the Uso brothers and Fatu with more questions than answers, while the mystery surrounding Solo Sikoa’s disappearance continued to hang over the show.
Lola Vice vs Roxxane Perez
Lola Vice and Roxanne Perez opened their matchup with a technical exchange, trading side headlocks and arm drags while referee Jessika Carr kept a close eye on the action. Perez soon shifted the fight to the outside, where she drove Vice into the commentary desk and steel steps before planting her with a northern lights suplex on the floor. Vice answered with her MMA background, countering Perez’s crossface attempt into a triangle choke. Perez managed to escape the submission and nearly caught Vice with a roll-up, but the fight quickly swung back in Vice’s favor when she connected with a brutal spinning back fist to score the victory.
Vice’s celebration was cut short, however, as Women’s Intercontinental Champion Raquel Rodriguez stormed into the ring and launched a vicious attack on the winner. Sol Ruca attempted to intervene and even the odds, but her rescue effort was unsuccessful as Rodriguez continued the assault. With the situation spiraling out of control, Perez joined the attack and delivered Pop Rox to Vice, leaving her laid out in the ring. What began as a competitive singles contest ultimately ended with Vice standing victorious but battered, while Rodriguez and Perez made it clear that the night’s bigger story was far from over.
Dragon Lee vs Big Cass
Backstage, Dragon Lee spoke with Jackie Redmond about feeling confident heading into his match, with WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio also offering praise for the young star’s journey, but Big Cass quickly interrupted the positivity by promising to extinguish Lee’s momentum. Once the bell rang, Lee immediately attacked with a dropkick and spectacular tope con hilo, only for Cass to turn the tables with a massive big boot and two devastating chokeslams on the apron. Lee refused to stay down and mounted a comeback with repeated corner dropkicks, a hurricanrana and a torpedo suicide dive that rocked the bigger opponent. With Cass seemingly ready to finish the contest, Lee caught him off guard with a sudden roll-up and secured the three-count in a stunning upset. The celebration was just as memorable as the victory itself, as Lee jumped over the barricade, sat down in a fan’s lap and casually enjoyed a beer while Cass watched on in complete frustration, turning an unlikely win into one of the night’s most entertaining moments.
Iyo Sky vs Lyra Valkyria
The showdown between IYO SKY and Lyra Valkyria was set in motion earlier in the day when SKY was discussing business with Raw General Manager Adam Pearce. Valkyria soon interrupted, making it clear that she was frustrated with the lack of opportunities coming her way despite recently defeating Bayley. Pearce wasted no time addressing her complaint, booking Valkyria in a high-profile match against SKY later that night. The confrontation immediately became heated, with both women exchanging words before WWE replayed the tense encounter as part of a video package. Valkyria had demanded an opportunity to prove herself, and she got exactly that against one of Raw’s most dangerous competitors. After a hard-fought battle filled with momentum swings and intense exchanges, SKY ultimately found the opening she needed and walked away with the victory, giving Valkyria a tough reminder that earning a bigger place in the division will require overcoming challenges at the highest level.
Judgement Day vs Je’Von Evans and Penta
What started as a heated backstage confrontation quickly turned into an unexpected tag team match. Je’Von Evans was confidently discussing his Money in the Bank ambitions with Penta, insisting that he could become the youngest superstar ever to win the briefcase, when “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh interrupted. Mysterio claimed Penta had taken his place in the Money in the Bank Ladder Match and argued that he would have won his qualifying opportunity if Adam Pearce had not interfered. Evans responded with a few sharp jokes aimed at both members of The Judgment Day, escalating the tension even further. Rather than continuing the argument, Penta proposed settling everything inside the ring, offering to team with Evans and give Mysterio and McDonagh another fight.
Once the match got underway, Penta and Evans brought an explosive pace that kept The Judgment Day on the defensive. The duo combined quick strikes, synchronized superkicks and high-risk maneuvers to repeatedly isolate Mysterio. Penta then raised the stakes by launching himself over the ropes with a daring tope con hilo, taking out both Mysterio and McDonagh at ringside. Back inside, Penta followed with a spectacular top-rope crossbody onto Mysterio, but the former NXT North American Champion somehow kicked out before the three-count. With neither side willing to back down, the match continued to build toward an unpredictable finish as Penta and Evans looked to prove that their unlikely partnership could survive against The Judgment Day.
Massive Brawl between The Bloodline and 946
Monday’s show descended into complete chaos as The Bloodline’s Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso and Jacob Fatu erupted into a massive brawl with 946’s Bronco Nima, Lucien Price and Royce Keys. The fight quickly spilled out of the arena and continued through the backstage area before reaching the parking garage, with The Usos trading blows with Nima and Price while Fatu renewed his increasingly personal rivalry with Keys. Things became even more violent in the closing moments when Fatu and Keys battled around an SUV, culminating with Keys sending the Samoan Werewolf crashing head-first through the vehicle’s rear window. Before Fatu could recover, a speeding car suddenly struck him, sending him bouncing across the hood and roof before crashing to the ground in a shocking scene. The biggest surprise came seconds later when Jaida Parker was revealed as the driver. After initially appearing concerned about what had happened, Parker dropped the act and revealed her allegiance to 946 before leaving alongside Keys as the broadcast faded to black.
The twist also brought Parker’s seemingly innocent appearance earlier in the night full circle. Her arrival at the arena and request to speak with Adam Pearce initially appeared disconnected from the escalating Bloodline-946 conflict, but the closing reveal gave that moment an entirely different meaning. Rather than introducing Parker’s involvement without warning, the show quietly established her presence before using it as the foundation for the final betrayal. Combining a wild arena-wide brawl, the continued Fatu-Keys rivalry and Parker’s unexpected turn gave the episode a cliffhanger ending while dramatically strengthening 946’s numbers. With Fatu brutally taken out and Parker now apparently aligned with the group, The Bloodline suddenly finds itself facing an even bigger threat — and the mystery surrounding Solo Sikoa’s abduction remains unresolved.
Other Notable Moments from the Show
– Oba Femi wasted no time getting down to business as he arrived in the ring dressed casually and carrying a contract, making it clear that he had something important to settle. The Ruler called out Bronson Reed, and the “Auszilla” soon appeared without The Vision by his side. Reed showed no fear standing across from the powerhouse and reminded Femi that whenever the two have previously shared the ring, he has been the one left standing over his opponent. With both men confident in their ability to dominate the other, Reed signed the contract to officially set a showdown between the two at Money in the Bank in New Orleans. The confrontation also showcased a more natural side of Femi on the microphone, particularly when he delivered the hilarious line, “I know, I know… he sucks,” after Reed’s comments. Reed, meanwhile, kept his promo sharp and direct, wasting little time before making his intentions clear and selling the importance of their upcoming clash. With the contract now signed, Femi and Reed are officially on a collision course, and their Money in the Bank encounter has all the ingredients for a hard-hitting battle between two of WWE’s most imposing stars.
– A major opportunity for the Women’s World Championship was officially put on the line backstage as Stephanie Vaquer announced that Becky Lynch and Liv Morgan will collide next week in a No. 1 Contender’s Match. The winner will earn the right to challenge Vaquer for her Women’s World Championship, instantly raising the stakes surrounding the upcoming bout. With two established stars now fighting for a championship opportunity, next week’s showdown could have major consequences for the women’s division as the victor moves one step closer to a title clash with Vaquer.
