WWE RAW Results and Highlights (12/10/26): Penta Opens the show; Carmelo Hayes joins 946 and more
WWE brought Monday Night RAW to the Brookshire Grocery Arena in Bossier City, Louisiana, on October 12, 2026, for a show packed with major developments following Money in the Bank 2026. With Penta capturing the men’s Money in the Bank briefcase and Tiffany Stratton winning the women’s ladder match, the fallout set the stage for fresh rivalries and championship ambitions. The episode delivered a compelling title bout, an unexpected loss for a reigning champion, and several moments that could reshape the direction of RAW in the coming weeks.
While the night featured plenty of action, the ongoing war between The Bloodline and The 946 remained at the heart of the show. However, the biggest talking point came when Carmelo Hayes made his surprising return and aligned himself with The 946, adding another major twist to an already heated rivalry. His unexpected move could significantly alter the faction’s momentum and leave The Bloodline facing an even greater challenge as WWE RAW moves forward.
Opening Segment
Penta opened WWE RAW with a hero’s welcome, proudly carrying his customized Money in the Bank briefcase after his career-defining victory in New Orleans. The luchador addressed the crowd, declaring that whenever he decides to cash in, he intends to become a world champion. His celebration was interrupted by Je’Von Evans, who joined his frequent tag team partner in the ring despite still nursing injuries from his terrifying fall through an ambulance roof during the ladder match. Evans congratulated Penta and expressed how proud he was of his achievement, but the emotional moment quickly turned chaotic when Bron Breakker stormed into the ring and delivered a devastating spear to The Young OG. Evans had pushed Penta out of harm’s way just before the impact, leaving the Money in the Bank winner furious as medical personnel rushed to check on his fallen friend and Breakker walked away from the scene.
Rey Mysterio vs Big Cass
Rey Mysterio opened the in-ring action on RAW by continuing his heated rivalry with Big Cass, facing a significant physical disadvantage against the much larger opponent. The WWE Hall of Famer relied on his speed, experience, and ring awareness to frustrate Cass early, but the powerhouse eventually took control and repeatedly shut down Mysterio’s attempts to build momentum. Just when Cass appeared to have the match firmly in his grasp, a crucial distraction involving referee Jessika Carr created an opening for Dragon Lee to secretly kick the big man. Mysterio capitalized on the opportunity, connecting with his signature 619 before securing the pinfall victory. The hard-fought win gave Mysterio a major boost in his ongoing battle with Cass, while Dragon Lee’s timely interference proved decisive in turning the tide of an otherwise challenging contest.
Chelsea Green confronts Liv and The Judgement Day
Liv Morgan kicked off her celebration on RAW alongside her Judgment Day allies, marking her latest Women’s World Championship triumph with an elaborate display complete with pyro. The champion wasted little time setting her sights on her next goal, declaring her intention to become the first-ever two-time Crown Jewel champion. Her promo was interrupted by Chelsea Green, the reigning WWE Women’s Champion from SmackDown, who found herself on the receiving end of Morgan’s verbal attacks. Liv questioned Green’s credibility as a champion, accusing her of failing to defend her title regularly, before taking another shot at her by revealing that Tiffany Stratton, the injured Money in the Bank winner, was unavailable to provide backup.
Green refused to let the insults slide and fired back with a personal remark, branding Morgan the “placeholder girlfriend” of Dominik Mysterio. The exchange added another layer of tension between the two champions, turning what began as Liv’s celebration into a heated confrontation. Before things could escalate further, Roxanne Perez made her way out and interrupted the segment, shifting the spotlight toward a potential in-ring showdown by issuing a challenge. With Morgan focused on adding another Crown Jewel accolade to her résumé and Green eager to defend her reputation, the segment set up fresh possibilities for RAW while leaving Perez ready to make her own statement.
Chelsea Green vs Roxxane Perez
Chelsea Green and Roxanne Perez settled their earlier RAW confrontation inside the ring in a non-title showdown, with the WWE Women’s Champion looking to make a statement ahead of her anticipated Crown Jewel clash with Liv Morgan. Green brought plenty of aggression to the contest and enjoyed strong support from the crowd, but Perez gradually found her rhythm and used her speed to take control. The Hot Mess refused to back down, however, mounting a late comeback that shifted the momentum in her favour. Green took the fight outside the ring, wiping out Raquel Rodriguez with a daring tope suicida before sending Morgan crashing over the announce table. With the Judgment Day members temporarily taken out of the equation, Green returned to the ring looking to finish the job, but the numbers game ultimately worked against her.
As Green attempted to capitalise on her comeback, the distraction created by the ongoing chaos gave Perez the opening she needed. The Prodigy struck with her signature Pop Rox and secured the pinfall, handing the reigning WWE Women’s Champion a significant defeat in non-title action. The drama continued after the bell when Green retaliated by slapping a taunting Morgan, only for the Judgment Day to swarm her and deliver a brutal post-match assault. The faction stood tall as the segment came to an end, leaving Green on the receiving end of a humiliating beatdown. Perez walked away with an impressive victory, while Morgan and her allies sent a clear warning to Green ahead of their developing Crown Jewel rivalry.
Oba Femi Promo
Oba Femi took center stage on RAW to deliver a powerful message to the WWE locker room following his clash with Bronson Reed. The Ruler made it clear that alliances, family connections, and numerical advantages would not be enough to stop him, declaring that everyone would eventually be forced to bend the knee. He also hinted at a possible future away from The Vision, suggesting that he was ready to leave the faction behind as he continued his journey toward what he called his destiny. His confident declaration caught the attention of Paul Heyman, who interrupted the segment and entered the ring to address Femi directly.
Heyman showered Femi with praise for his performance against Reed, describing it as the best match of the year so far and seemingly attempting to win over the rising powerhouse. However, Femi quickly shut down the Wise Man’s familiar approach by tossing his microphone out of the ring before making his position crystal clear. He insisted that he was nothing like Brock Lesnar or Roman Reigns, both of whom had been associated with Heyman as his clients. Femi then delivered the defining line of the segment, declaring that while Lesnar and Reigns were Paul Heyman guys, he was an Oba Femi guy. The Ruler walked away, leaving Heyman alone in the ring and raising fresh questions about his future with The Vision and whether he intends to establish his dominance entirely on his own terms.
Chad Gable vs Rey Fenix
Chad Gable put his WWE Intercontinental Championship on the line against AAA Cruiserweight Champion Rey Fenix in what proved to be one of the most outstanding matches of the night. Both competitors showcased their technical mastery, explosive athleticism, and determination in a back-and-forth contest that kept the outcome uncertain until the closing moments. Fenix came agonisingly close to dethroning the champion, connecting with a cutter, a spectacular top-rope hurricanrana, an Asai Moonsault, and Adios Amigos before following up with a frog splash for another near-fall. However, Gable’s strategy of relentlessly targeting Fenix’s ankle gradually began to take its toll, limiting the challenger’s movement despite his courageous attempts to fight through the pain. Fenix made one final effort to finish the contest with a Mexican Muscle Buster, but his injured leg gave way at the crucial moment, allowing Gable to seize the opportunity and lock in the Ankle Lock once again. With nowhere left to escape, Fenix was forced to tap out, handing Gable a hard-earned victory and allowing the champion to retain his title after an exceptional display of technical wrestling and resilience.
The Usos & Solo Sikoa vs 946
The heated rivalry between The Bloodline and The 946 reached its boiling point in RAW’s main event, as Royce Keys teamed up with OTM’s Bronco Nima and Lucien Price to take on The Usos and Solo Sikoa in a chaotic six-man tag team match. The 946 initially gained the upper hand by isolating Jimmy Uso, but a timely tag to Sikoa sparked a comeback for The Bloodline. The action soon spilled into the crowd, with Jey Uso launching himself from the stands onto his opponents before Jaida Parker joined the chaos by taking out both Usos with a spectacular dive. Parker’s interference also saw referee Chad Patton sent over the barricade, preventing the official from maintaining control of the contest. Back at ringside, Sikoa appeared determined to finish the fight, delivering a devastating Samoan Drop to Keys through the announce table before returning to the ring and connecting with a big splash and Samoan Spike. Just as The Bloodline seemed poised to secure the victory, the match took an unexpected turn when a mysterious attacker targeted Sikoa, bringing the contest to an abrupt No Contest.
The mystery assailant was revealed to be Carmelo Hayes, whose shocking return immediately changed the balance of power in the ongoing faction war. Hayes officially aligned himself with The 946, and the reunited group wasted no time launching a vicious assault on The Bloodline, leaving their rivals laid out as the show went off the air. The faction’s decision to make its entrance without theme music added to the unpredictable atmosphere, reinforcing the impression that The 946 could strike at any moment without warning. For Hayes, the alliance offers a potentially career-changing fresh start after being left out of the WrestleMania spotlight, giving him a new platform to re-establish himself as a major WWE star. Meanwhile, Jaida Parker’s growing involvement in the faction’s conflicts could set the stage for another major development, particularly if Naomi eventually returns to confront her. With Hayes now part of The 946 and The Bloodline left battered, this rivalry has entered a dangerous new chapter, and RAW’s closing moments suggest that the battle for supremacy is far from over.
