WWE RAW Results and Highlights (5/10/26): Roman Reigns reunites The Bloodline with Solo Sikoa, Women’s No.1 Contender Match and more
WWE RAW rolled into the Enterprise Center in St. Louis, Missouri, on October 5, delivering the final Monday night stop before Money in the Bank 2026. With the Premium Live Event fast approaching, Roman Reigns made his return to address unfinished family business while keeping his heated rivalry with LA Knight firmly in the spotlight. The Tribal Chief’s comeback also brought Solo Sikoa back into the picture, reuniting him with The Usos for a high-stakes six-man tag team clash against 946, adding another layer of tension to an already eventful night.
The go-home edition featured several competitive matchups and storyline developments as WWE put the finishing touches on the Money in the Bank card. However, it was the chaotic main event that stole the spotlight, with tensions boiling over and the closing moments leading to a new match being officially added to Money in the Bank 2026. With rivalries intensifying, alliances shifting, and Roman Reigns once again at the centre of the action, RAW set the stage for a PLE where unfinished business could finally explode into a fight.
Opening Segment
LA Knight kicked off WWE RAW with a bold message as Roman Reigns arrived at the arena, immediately bringing the growing tension between the two rivals into focus ahead of Money in the Bank 2026. The Megastar addressed the Bloodline and 946 before turning his attention to Reigns, prompting the Original Tribal Chief to make his way to the ring for a fiery face-to-face confrontation. Reigns dismissed Knight as an unworthy challenger, arguing that his confidence came from 946 creating problems rather than from his own abilities. The Tribal Chief also branded Knight a hypocrite, reminding him of the alleged sneak attack following Reigns’ match against Penta in Mexico, and mocked him as a complainer who was “just another egg in the omelette.” After demanding that the St. Louis crowd acknowledge him, Reigns dropped the microphone and attempted to leave, but Knight stopped him with one final verbal shot, calling him the most corporate industry plant he had ever seen. Knight then made his intentions crystal clear: he plans to defeat Reigns at Money in the Bank and leave the event as the new World Champion.
Penta & Je’Von Evans vs The Vision
The opening match of WWE RAW saw The Vision’s Austin Theory and Bron Breakker collide with Penta and Je’Von Evans in an action-packed tag team encounter. The hostility began before the bell, as The Vision launched a pre-match assault on Penta during his entrance. Once the contest officially got underway, Evans showcased his explosive athleticism, countering Theory’s offence with a sharp dropkick and a series of punches in the corner. However, Breakker soon entered the match and shifted the momentum, overpowering the Young OG and sending him crashing to the floor with a belly-to-belly suplex. After enduring a sustained beatdown, Evans finally reached Penta for the hot tag, allowing the masked luchador to unleash a rapid combination of strikes and high-impact moves against both opponents. Penta then took Breakker out with a dive to the outside, leaving Evans to deal with Theory inside the ring.
The closing sequence descended into chaos when Maxxine Dupri distracted the referee, creating an opportunity for Logan Paul to sneak brass knuckles into the ring for Theory. However, Paul’s plan backfired spectacularly when the weapon landed within Evans’ reach instead. The Young OG wasted no time, grabbing the brass knuckles and striking Theory before securing the pinfall victory for his team. Paul could only watch in disbelief as his own interference cost The Vision the match. The celebrations were short-lived, though, as Bronson Reed launched a post-match attack on Penta and Evans. Just when the situation threatened to get out of control, Oba Femi stormed out to even the odds, coming to the aid of the two victors and bringing the segment to an explosive conclusion.
Sol Ruca & Lola Vice vs Raquel Rodriguez & Roxxane Perez
The second tag team match of the night saw Lola Vice and Sol Ruca square off against Judgment Day’s Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez in an action-packed contest. The opening bell triggered an immediate attack from Ruca and Vice, who attempted to catch their opponents off guard. While Vice and Rodriguez continued their brawl outside the ring, Ruca and Perez exchanged counters as the legal competitors. Ruca eventually gained momentum by planting Perez face-first into the mat before standing over her and striking a surfing pose. She then tagged in Vice, allowing the duo to combine for a double elbow drop and hip attack. Following the commercial break, Vice returned to the action with a series of kicks against Perez, while Ruca prevented Rodriguez from launching a sneak attack. The two challengers continued to put pressure on Judgment Day with coordinated hip attacks, keeping the match competitive.
Perez managed to turn the tide by countering a double suplex attempt and bringing Rodriguez into the match. The Judgment Day duo nearly secured the victory when Perez pulled down the middle rope to disrupt Ruca’s springboard offence, leaving Rodriguez with an opening to capitalise. With all four competitors eventually involved in the closing exchanges, the match descended into a chaotic fight as both teams searched for the decisive moment. However, the breakthrough came from an unexpected mistake when Vice accidentally struck her own partner with a devastating spinning back fist, leaving Ruca stunned and vulnerable. Perez wasted no time taking advantage of the confusion, rolling Vice up for the pinfall victory. What had been a closely contested tag team encounter ended in heartbreak for Vice and Ruca, while Perez and Rodriguez walked away with an important win for Judgment Day.
Ethan Page vs Rey Fenix
Rey Fenix put his AAA World Cruiserweight Championship on the line against Ethan Page in a thrilling encounter that blended high-speed aerial offence with hard-hitting counterattacks. The champion wasted little time showcasing his agility, catching Page off guard with a dropkick before running along the top rope to deliver another kick to the challenger’s face. Fenix continued his spectacular offence with a corkscrew Tornillo to the outside, followed by a massive moonsault back inside the ring, but Page managed to survive the assault. After building momentum during the commercial break, Page returned to the contest with a series of powerful attacks, briefly shifting the balance in his favour. Fenix responded with a handspring cutter that nearly secured the three-count, while Page answered by slamming the champion to the mat for another close near-fall. As the contest reached its decisive stage, Fenix attempted to finish Page with the Mexican Muscle Buster, only for the challenger to escape the move. Thinking quickly, the champion transitioned into a small package, catching Page off guard long enough to secure the three-count and retain his AAA World Cruiserweight Championship in dramatic fashion.
Rey Mysterio & Dragon Lee vs JD McDonaugh & Dominik Mysterio
The high-energy tag team clash saw Rey Mysterio and Dragon Lee go head-to-head with Judgment Day’s JD McDonagh and Dominik Mysterio in a contest filled with rapid exchanges, aerial attacks, and outside interference. Dominik initially appeared ready to face his father, but he quickly tagged McDonagh into the match, setting the stage for an entertaining battle against Dragon Lee. The two exchanged a series of quick manoeuvres before Lee gained the upper hand, sending JD out of the ring with a clothesline and following up with a spectacular dive over the top rope. Rey joined the action by hitting a senton from the apron onto Dominik as he attempted to target Lee. However, Judgment Day turned the momentum in their favour after the commercial break, isolating Rey and preventing him from reaching his partner. McDonagh drove Rey hard into the corner and stomped on his face, while Dominik knocked Lee off the apron to cut off the potential tag. Rey eventually fought back, escaping a double-team attempt and taking down McDonagh with a hurricanrana before planting his own son with a DDT. Just as Rey looked to build towards the 619, Big Cass suddenly appeared and sent Dragon Lee crashing over the barricade. Rey managed to send Cass into the ring post, but the distraction proved costly as McDonagh intercepted Rey with a thunderous headbutt, allowing him to secure the pinfall victory for Judgment Day.
Becky Lynch vs Liv Morgan (No. 1 Contender for Women’s World Heavyweight Championship)
The night’s main event featured Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch battling for the opportunity to become the No. 1 contender for the WWE Women’s World Championship at Money in the Bank. With neither woman willing to give an inch, the contest erupted into a fierce exchange of strikes before spilling to the ringside area, where Morgan sent Lynch crashing into the ring post and barricade. Liv carried her momentum back inside the ring, briefly grounding The Man with a headlock before Lynch broke free and launched a comeback. Both competitors traded momentum in a series of dramatic exchanges, with Morgan landing a Codebreaker and Lynch responding with a powerful forearm. After the commercial break, Liv continued to apply pressure and nearly secured the victory before Lynch interrupted her top-rope offence and locked in the Dis-Arm-Her. Morgan escaped by biting Lynch’s leg before trapping her in a single-leg Boston crab, forcing Becky to fight desperately to break free. Liv followed up with a missile dropkick for another near-fall, but the contest soon descended into chaos when Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez became involved. Lynch took the fight to Rodriguez at ringside, while Perez distracted the referee, allowing Raquel to knock Becky off the top rope. Stephanie Vaquer then arrived and took out Perez, prompting the referee to eject Judgment Day from ringside.
With the interference cleared, Lynch attempted to regain control but accidentally struck Vaquer, bringing the WWE Women’s World Champion directly into the conflict. Vaquer wasted no time retaliating, attacking both Morgan and Lynch and bringing the No. 1 contender’s match to an abrupt no-contest conclusion. However, the champion’s involvement quickly transformed the situation into a major announcement for Money in the Bank. Grabbing a microphone, Vaquer called out Adam Pearce and made her intentions clear, demanding that she defend her championship against both women rather than allow either one to claim an individual title opportunity. Pearce agreed to the challenge, officially making Stephanie Vaquer vs. Liv Morgan vs. Becky Lynch a triple-threat match for the WWE Women’s World Championship at Money in the Bank. Vaquer closed the show in emphatic fashion, delivering a spectacular corkscrew moonsault onto both challengers simultaneously and standing tall over her future opponents. What began as a battle to determine the next contender ended with the champion putting her own title on the line against two of WWE’s biggest rivals.
Other Notable Moments from The Show
– Backstage, Adam Pearce confirmed that he would arrange a six-man tag team match featuring 946 and The Bloodline, setting the stage for another potential clash involving the faction. However, Roman Reigns made it clear to The Usos that he would not be participating in the match, leaving his cousins to deal with the situation without his involvement. The conversation took an interesting turn when Solo Sikoa arrived on the scene, adding another layer of tension to the ongoing Bloodline story. As the backstage segment came to an end, the action returned to the arena, where Ethan Page made his way to the ring for the next match of the night.
