WWE Raw Live Updates, Results, Highlights From Usos vs. 946 and More After Money in the Bank 2026

Raw ended with 946 standing over their fallen enemies. Keys, Hayes, Parker, Nima and Price might not have won the match, but they won the battle for sure.

When the show returned, the match had actually gotten under control to some degree. Four men were on the apron while Nima and Jimmy fought in the ring as the legal men.

Jimmy took a lot of damage as 946 kept him away from his teammates. The pace had slowed considerably, and now they were taking their time. Jimmy fired off a kick to give himself a chance to make a tag.

Jey came in to help and hit a Spear, which allowed Jimmy to tag in Solo right as Keys tagged in, too. The former friends fought, and Sikoa hit a nice Samoan drop to take him down.

Parker yanked the ref out of the ring as Solo was about to get the pin, and she threw him over the barricade to get rid of him. OTM and The Usos fought into the crowd. Keys cleared off the announce table to prepare for something.

He used the steel steps, but we didn't get to see it because the camera was on the Usos. Jey climbed up to the second level and took out OTM with a huge dive, but Jimmy went down, too.

Keys ended up being put through the table with a Samoan drop once Solo recovered. As Sikoa set up for the Samoan Spike, a masked man appeared out of nowhere and hit him with a crowbar. He revealed himself to be Carmelo Hayes.

946 completely decimated The Usos and Solo. The match really didn't matter anymore. There was no ref to count anyway.

NO CONTEST

946 made their way through the crowd as boos echoed in the arena as we prepared for the main event. Jaida Parker, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price and Royce Keys sat on the announce table as they waited for Solo, Jimmy and Jey to come out.

Parker talked a lot of trash from the apron as the guys stood on either side of the ring. The crowd broke into a Yeet chant as the two groups stared each other down.

All six men started brawling, so the ref called for the bell to get things underway. This wasn't officially under tornado rules, but it may as well have been. The Usos and OTM fought while Keys and Solo took it out of the ring.

Keys threw Sikoa over the barricade and then helped OTM get the upper hand over the twins. Solo threw an office chair into Keys' face as he recovered. All hell was breaking lose as Jimmy hit Whisper in the Wind from the top rope to the floor to take everyone down.

Ethan Page attacked Rey Fenix backstage, but Chad Gable showed up to drive him off.

WWE gave them a lot of time, so they worked through another break into the next segment. They continued to make this a competitive and exciting match.

Gable grabbed Fenix and hit three German suplexes in a row for a two-count. Fenix recovered and hit a few high-flying moves in a row, but it wasn't enough to put the champion away.

The masked man ran across the top rope for a kick to the face, followed by a huge frog splash for another near-fall. Gable put him back in the Ankle Lock and after several close calls, Fenix finally got to the ropes to force a break.

Gable hit a German suplex that sent the back of Fenix's head into the top turnbuckle, but then Fenix tripped Gable off the top rope when he stumbled into it. He tried to grab Gable for the Mexican Muscle Buster, but he was too injured.

Gable countered and put him back in the Ankle Lock to finally get the submission win.

WINNER: CHAD GABLE

This was an outstanding match. Definitely make sure you check this one out if you did not watch the show live. Both guys were awesome.

The show came back as Gable countered a double underhook. He caught Fenix coming in off a springboard and hit a northern lights suplex for a two-count. They kept the pace quick as Gable hit a moonsault for a near-fall.

The champ was able to apply an Ankle Lock, but Fenix was quick to counter out of it with some kicks. He and Gable continued to go counter for counter, with neither man able to string more than a couple of moves together in a row.

Gable caught Fenix in the middle of a jump to hit an Angle Slam for two. Fenix started to build some momentum, but Gable hit a belly-to-belly throw into the barricade to stop him. When they got back in the ring, Fenix hit a nice cutter for a two-count.

Iyo Sky almost got into a fight with Judgment Day backstage before asking Adam Pearce for a match. She and Pearce walked away to discuss it. Up next, Chad Gable came out for his IC title defense against Rey Fenix.

Fenix and Gable locked up and started with a standard sequence. A headlock into a drop toe hold kickstarted some takedowns and counters from both men. They came to a stalemate and reset before shaking hands and trading punches.

Rey sent Chad out of the ring and hit a moonsault from the middle rope to the floor to send us into a break.

The Usos and Solo Sikoa had a quick segment backstage before the break. When the show returned, the crowd was loudly chanting Oba Femi's name before his music hit and he made his entrance.

Femi said he is in a great mood after beating Bronson Reed at Money in the Bank. He said the one thing that matters is that everyone will bend the knee to The Ruler.

Paul Heyman came out and said he warned Reed about Femi that it would take a ton of Tsunamis to beat him, but he only hit one. He called Femi the first man to kick out of it.

He said he agrees with everything Oba has said, and he is the future of WWE. Femi took the mic from Heyman and tossed it away. Heyman immediately looked terrified, but Oba said he is not Brock Lesnar or Roman Reigns.

He said he is not a Paul Heyman guy before dropping the mic and leaving the ring peacefully.

We returned to see Perez attempt a side Russian leg sweep, but Green countered and hit a few arm drags with an enziguiri at the end. She hit the Rough Ryder, but only got a two-count.

Roxy made a comeback and got a close two-count with a shining wizard. The crowd began chanting for Chelsea as she got to her feet. She dropped Perez with a German suplex, but Morgan grabbed her feet to distract her.

Perez used it to her advantage to hit an uppercut, but Green blocked the moonsault and sent her into Raquel to knock her off the apron. She hit a suicide dive to take out both women at once, and she sent Liv over the announce table when she came to attack her.

When she got back in the ring, Perez hit Pop Rox for the pin and the win.

WINNER: ROXANNE PEREZ

Beating a world champion means Perez may have just earned herself a future title shot. Judgment Day continued to beat up Green after the match, and with Tiffany Stratton out with an injury, there was nobody to come help her.

We returned from the break to see the match already going and the women struggling for control at ringside. They got back into the ring to avoid a countout, and Green took control with a few arm wrenches.

Chelsea blew Morgan a kiss after slapping the taste out of Roxy's mouth. She nailed a huge missile dropkick as the show cut to a break.

After the break, Liv Morgan came out with the rest of Judgment Day to celebrate regaining the world title from Stephanie Vaquer at MITB.

Before much could be said, Chelsea Green's music hit and she came to the ring. She said she came out to congratulate her ahead of their Crown Jewel showdown. Morgan laughed in her face and refused to shake her hand.

She insulted Green up and down, calling her a fake champion. Chelsea said she is fine with being underestimated because everyone has been doing it her entire career.

Roxanne Perez got in Chelsea's face, so Green issued a challenge for a match. A ref showed up, so it looks like we are getting this right away.

Adam Pearce was shown telling referee Chad Patton that he knows the main event will be chaotic, so he just needs him to make sure there is a pin or submission and then get out. He made sure to tell him this is not a punishment; he just needs a senior referee.

We returned to see Cass still dominating the luchador, but Rey began to fight back after countering a suplex with a knee to the head. With one big shot, Cass put him down for a two-count.

Mysterio fought out of a powerbomb and took the big man down before sending him out of the ring. He hit the 619 to the back of Cass' head, followed by a diving DDT on the floor.

Rey hit another 619 to his leg as he tried to get back into the ring, but when he went for the normal 619, Cass caught him with a big elbow.

The ref almost disqualified Cass when he refused to let up in the corner. She checked on Rey and Dragon Lee appeared out of nowhere to deliver a kick to Cass while the ref was distracted. Rey hit the 619 and used a victory roll to get the pin.

WINNER: REY MYSTERIO

The first match of the night saw Rey Mysterio battle Big Cass. Rey used his quickness to avoid the giant early in the match after their initial clash.

He hid under the ring and came back out in a different spot to surprise him with a hurricanrana from the apron. He dropkicked Cass out of the ring, but then the big man pulled him out and drove him into the barricade.

Penta came to the ring with a fancy custom briefcase that had his logos and Money in the Bank written in Spanish. The crowd gave him a warm welcome.

Penta talked about being proud to have won the MITB briefcase, and he told the champions to watch their back, because he plans to become a world champion.

It seemed like Penta had wrapped up his promo when Je'Von Evans came out limping with a sling on his arm. He is really selling the severity of the huge bump he took from the ladder through the ambulance roof.

Evans said if anybody deserves the briefcase, it's Penta, and he is proud of him. As they hugged, Bron Breakker showed up and Speared the injured Evans.

Breakker walked away slowly as official rushed to the ring to help Evans.

The show opened with some Money in the Bank highlights. After the usual shots of people walking around in and outside the arena, When we went live in the arena, Penta made his way out to celebrate winning MITB.