WWE Raw Live Updates, Results, Highlights of Roman Reigns vs. Penta and Full Show

Penta may not have won, but this match made him look like he belongs in main events. He and Reigns put on a banger and the crowd was hot from start to finish.

The show ended with Reigns posing in the ring while Penta stood on the stage and made it clear he was still coming for the title.

Reigns tried to set up for the Spear, but when he punched the mat, he hurt his arm again. Penta tried to take advantage, but Reigns hit a back body drop to send him off the apron to the floor. He powerbombed Penta onto the Spanish announce table, but it didn't break.

Penta countered the Superman Punch and hit the Penta Driver, but The OTC kicked out at the last possible moment.

Roman blocked a Mexican Destroyer with a Superman Punch, but it wasn't enough to keep him down for the count. Penta eventually hit the Mexican Destroyer, but Reigns immediately answered back with a Spear. The crowd went wild when Penta kicked out.

An irate Reigns began beating on Penta and yelling at the crowd. He even grabbed a mic and told them to acknowledge him, which got a lot of jeers. Penta caught him with a superkick and hit a second Mexican Destroyer for another near-fall.

Penta drilled the champ with three superkicks in a row, but Reigns nailed him with a Superman Punch when he went for a springboard. He hit one more Spear to get the pin and retain his title.

WINNER: ROMAN REIGNS

This was a hell of a match.

We returned to see The OTC back in control and whipping Penta into the corner. He had a little fun taunting the crowd as he kept punishing the challenger.

Penta started to make a comeback and took Reigns down with a bulldog. He hit a backstabber but only got a two-count with it. He hit a big springboard DDT, but he still couldn't pin The Tribal Chief.

Penta snapped Reigns' arm in a brutal way, but Roman hit a urinagi for a near-fall.

The Mexican crowd gave Penta a big ovation as he came out for his title bout. When Roman's music hit, the fans erupted with boos. After a quick break, we returned to see the two men standing in the middle of the ring as the ref called for the bell.

They locked up and Roman backed Penta to the corner. He made a clean break but taunted his opponent, who got right in his face. Reigns got the first takedown, but Penta started firing back and hit him with a series of strikes in the corner.

Even though Roman started to take control, the crowd was firmly behind Penta and kept chanting for him anytime they weren't already booing Reigns.

Penta hit a big dive over the top rope to send us into a break.

Penta came out wearing a very ornate headdress and entrance attire for his world title match against Roman Reigns.

We returned to see Raquel get sent over the top rope by Vice and then thrown into the steps by Jordan. Lola started unloading on Lani when she got back in the ring, and she did the same to Rodriguez.

Jordan tried to hit Raquel with a hurricanrana, but the powerhouse caught her. Vice hit a nice spin kick, but Raquel broke up the pin.

Rodriguez kept playing spoiler whenever Jordan or Vice was about to win. She kicked Jordan off the apron, which allowed Vice to roll Raquel up for the pin to advance to the MITB match.

WINNER: LOLA VICE

The women's MITB qualifier featured Lola Vice and Kelani Jordan both having their first match on the main roster, but Rodriguez was looking to spoil their debuts.

Jordan decided to let Vice and Rodriguez fight each other while she watched from ringside. Vice went for an armbar, but the powerhouse lifted her up. Kelani came in and dropkicked Vice out of her hands.

Vice and Jordan temporarily worked together to take out Raquel, but Jordan immediately turned on her once she had the chance.

Jordan hit a moonsault from the middle rope to take out Raquel, and Vice followed up with a senton to take down Jordan.

We returned right as Gable hit an Angle Slam from the top rope, but he only got a two-count. They began trading punches from their knees as they started to get up.

Lee started to build up some momentum, but Gable countered a powerbomb with one of his own for another very close fall. Both men were looking winded, but neither one was slowing down much.

Gable countered Operation Dragon, but Lee stayed on him. He had Gable hanging from the top turnbuckle over the apron and hit a huge double stomp that sent both men crashing to the floor. Lee immediately grabbed his ankle after what looked like a very hard landing.

Lee kicked out after a moonsault from Gable, and the crowd was hanging on every move. Lee recovered and hit Operation Dragon, but Gable kicked out at 2.99. Gable finally got the Ankle Lock applied, but Lee countered and hit a Styles Clash for another incredibly close two-count.

Gable re-applied the Ankle Lock, and this time, Lee was forced to tap.

WINNER: CHAD GABLE

This was a stellar match. Both guys did an incredible job.

The first of two title matches on tonight's card saw Chad Gable put his IC title on the line against Dragon Lee. They shook hands before locking up and trading holds. They came to a stalemate and reset.

Gable put Lee in the corner and they traded some chops before Lee hit a wrecking ball dropkick. The crowd started chanting for Lee as he hit a nice superkick followed by a tornado DDT.

Dragon set Gable up on the announce table and hit a huge cannonball from the ring to send both of them over the table.

We returned to see the match back to being more competitive. All three men had moments in control, but it still felt like Cass was in the driver's seat.

After making a comeback, Evans hit the OG Cutter on Cass to get the win and advance to the MITB match.

WINNER: JE'VON EVANS

The first MITB qualifier of the night saw Evans, Theory and Cass fight for one of the open spots in the annual ladder match. Evans came out first as the show went to a break.

Cass and Evans have been feuding recently, so Theory felt a bit like the odd man out. Cass used his size and power advantage to take control early, but Evans and Theory didn't let him dominate everything.

Je'Von took Cass out of the ring with a hurricanrana before hitting Theory with a sunset flip for a two-count. Evans sent Theory over the barricade after taking Cass down with a suicide dive.

Cass caught him trying to hit a dive and he chokeslammed Evans into Theory in the timekeeper's area.

We returned to see Dom still in control until Americano hit a suplex counter. Morgan yanked Vaquer off the apron to prevent a tag.

The women tagged in, and La Primera started gaining momentum. She hit the Devil's Kiss, but Dom distracted her so Liv could hit a backstabber. Grande came in and started brawling with Dom. Americano tried to set up for the 619 with Rey's blessing, but Liv stopped him.

Vaquer stacked Liv on top of Dom so she could hit the 619 to both opponents at once. Judgment Day showed up and interfered to cause a disqualification, giving us an unsatisfying ending to what was an enjoyable match.

WINNERS: VAQUER AND AMERICANO WON BY DQ

Dom tried to attack his dad and go after the neck brace, but Americano stopped him. Judgment Day still ended up getting the upper hand and leaving Rey, Grande and Stephanie down in the ring.

We returned from a break to see the match already taking place. Americano got Dom in the corner and hit a series of punches followed by an enziguiri for a two-count.

Morgan tagged in and shoved Grande, but when he ducked out of the way, Vaquer came in flying over him to take down her rival. Dom low-bridged Stephanie out of the ring so Liv could take control.

The crowd tried to rally behind Vaquer as she took a lot of offense from Morgan, but a dropkick got her some breathing room. She made a hot tag to Americano, who immediately took it to Dirty Dom.

Mysterio was able to crotch Americano on the top rope and then dropkicked him off to the floor as the show went to a break.

The crowd was chanting something at Morgan that wasn't totally audible, but their boos were very clear when she started speaking.

Liv claimed she got screwed out of the title and Stephanie knows it, but the new champion still had a smile on her face. Morgan used a Spanish insult against Vaquer before Dirty Dom tried to speak, which was immediately drowned out by extremely loud boos.

Rey mocked his son for losing his title yesterday and had the truck replay the ending to the match with El Grande Americano winning the AAA Mega Championship from Dom.

Dom challenged Rey and Stephanie to a mixed tag match, but Adam Pearce said Rey isn't cleared to compete. As Dominik tried to protest, Americano came out to a huge pop. The crowd is just as loud and excited as it has been all weekend.

Grande offered to take Rey's place in the mixed tag match, which Pearced booked right away.

When we went live in the arena, Rey Mysterio made his way to the ring with a neck brace on to sell his loss to Omos at TripleMania this past weekend.

He welcomed the crowd to the first Raw held in Mexico in 15 years, which got a nice pop from the crowd that has been rowdy all weekend.

He spoke in Spanish but what he was saying was clear. Mysterio is proud of his Mexican heritage and lucha libre. He put over the AAA event, but he said the moment that stood out the most to him was Stephanie Vaquer winning the world title in Chile.

Rey welcomed La Primera to the ring to celebrate winning the world title for a second time. Vaquer received a very warm welcome from the crowd.

She talked about winning the title in her home country and what an honor it was. Predictably, the former champion Liv Morgan came out to spoil the party.

The Raw from Mexico City is officially on the air! The show opened with a recap of the finals of the tournament that led to Penta getting a world title shot on the show tonight.