WWE Raw Live Updates, Results and Highlights After AAA Worlds Collide

When the show returned, the crowd was booking as Keys, Bronco Nima and Lucien Price made their way through the stands. Security came out to prevent them from getting over the barricade, but they were unsuccessful.

The Usos and Fatu showed up and began brawling with them. Keys and Fatu focused on each other while The Usos went after OTM.

The Bloodline had the upper hand at first, but 946 eventually took control. Keys used a steel chair, but Fatu was able to recover and fight back.

The Usos fought OTM out of the arena while The Samoan Werewolf kept beating on his former friend in the ring. They eventually all ended up fighting in the backstage area.

This fight was brutal at times. As Fatu and Keys were fighting, Jaida Parker slammed into Fatu with a car. She got out and seemed upset, but then she revealed she was with Keys and it was intentional.

The show ended with Keys and Parker driving away from a bloody Fatu.

During the second break, JD and Dom took control by yanking Penta into the ring post by his legs. When the show was back, Penta started regaining his momentum.

He drilled Dom with a superkick, but then Dom returned the favor. They took each other down with clotheslines at the same time.

Evans dumped Mysterio into the timekeeper's area so he could get a running start and hit a dive over the barricade. He almost sent himself and Dom into the front row with it.

Evans was going for the OG Cutter, but Dom stopped him. All four men ended up taking each other out, and it led to Evans accidentally hitting the cutter on Penta. JD nailed Evans with a headbutt to set him up for the 619 from Dom.

Je'Von managed to kick out somehow. Joe Hendry came out singing a song about JD being a Funko Pop, which caused him to get distracted and leave the ring.

Penta took him out with a superkick before he tagged in and hit Dom with the Mexican Destroyer for the win.

WINNERS: EVANS AND PENTA

Bron Breakker arrived and took out Penta and Evans to end the segment.

We returned right as Evans made a desperate hot tag to Penta. The masked man came in hot and took it to both opponents with a flurry of quick moves.

He took down Dom with a tornado DDT for a quick two-count. Evans tagged back in after a moment and kept up the offense. He and Penta double-teamed Dom as the crowd cheered them on.

Judgment Day took on Penta and Evans in tag team action after having an altercation backstage earlier in the day.

Evans and Penta were bumrushed by Dom and JD to get the action started. Dom took out both men with a dive over the top rope. As the show cut to a break, he accidentally tripped over Penta and the crowd laughed.

We returned to see both women down on the mat. They got their feet and started trading takedowns. Sky took control and hit a few moves in a row.

She nailed a kick to the head and a backbreaker, but Lyra was able to kick out at two. She brought Sky out to the apron and hit a fisherwoman's suplex to send her crashing to the floor.

Valkyria mocked Sky, but then she missed a dropkick attempt. Iyo nailed a springboard moonsault to regain the upper hand.

Bayley showed up on the announce table and distracted Lyra when she was about to hit a big move. Sky took advantage and hit the Over the Moonsault for the pin and the win.

WINNER: IYO SKY

Iyo Sky made her entrance first to take on Lyra Valkyria. They started with a standard lockup and exchange of holds, but Lyra grabbed Iyo's hair and backed her to the ropes, which caused the ref to get between them.

They locked up again, and Valkyria took Sky down for a couple of kicks. Sky got angry and went after her with a headlock. She took Valkyria down with a running dropkick and countered a takedown attempt.

Lyra applied a reverse crab that she turned into a pendulum swing submission. Sky tried to build some momentum, but Lyra tripped her on the apron and then kicked her down to the floor as the show went to a break.

We returned from the break to see Cass still dominating the action. Lee tried to hit some chops to fight back, but Cass shoved him into the corner several times to put him back on the mat.

The Dragon continued to show signs of life, but the big man sent him over the top rope with one hand. He turned Lee inside out with a clothesline, but it only got a two-count.

The high-flyer started to build some momentum as he hit dropkick after dropkick in the corner. He got aggressive and beat Cass down, but all it seemed to do is anger the giant.

Lee hit a hurricanrana that sent Cass into one of the cameramen at ringside, and he followed that with a flying suicide dive headbutt. He hit a huge running elbow to the face, but Cass kicked out at two.

Cass tried for a chokeslam, but Lee countered and stacked him up for the pin out of nowhere.

WINNER: DRAGON LEE

Dragon Lee was out before the break for his match against Big Cass. Lee went after Cass as soon as he got to the ring and knocked him back down to the floor as the ref called for the bell.

He avoided the powerhouse for a moment, but one big boot put the high-flyer down immediately. He slowed the pace down and started to punish The Dragon with big right hands.

Lee tried to fight back, but Cass scooped him up and put him on the top rope so he could deliver several chops to the back and a running splash that caused Lee to go crashing to the floor.

Lyra Valkyria was shown yelling at Adam Pearce backstage about not having plans for her. She and Iyo Sky got into an argument, so Pearce booked them to face each other.

After the break, Oba Femi came to the ring. The crowd was excited and chanted his name for a long time before he finally got them to calm down.

Femi pointed out that he is not dressed for action, but said that can change because he has some business to take care of tonight. He said he has done his best to keep The Vision at bay, but Bronson Reed's return has changed things.

He said at some point, the attacks have to stop and you have to put pen to paper, so he called out Bronson Reed to sign a contract for a match against him.

Reed came out and said Femi has balls, but he has put him down twice. He said he is not impressed because Femi beat Brock Lesnar. He signed the contract and left without incident.

Dragon Lee and Rey Mysterio gave an interview together backstage. Big Cass interrupted and said he would stomp Lee's fire out quickly tonight. We also saw Oba Femi walking backstage as he prepared to give a promo after the break.

The match continued after the break, and Vice almost got Perez into a triangle choke that would have forced a submission, but Roxy was able to use the ropes to escape.

Perez ran right into a roundhouse kick, but she recovered quickly. Vice knocked her out cold with the MIA spinning back fist for the win.

WINNER: LOLA VICE

Raquel Rodriguez showed up and attacked Vice, but Sol Ruca came to her rescue. She was able to fend off Raquel for a moment, but Perez helped her teammate gain control and hit her trademark powerbomb.

Lola Vice was out before the break to take on Roxanne Perez in our first match. They locked up and wrestled for control until the ref made them break in the corner. The crowd chanted for Lola early on as she began to take control.

WWE is really leaning into the Vice City thing recently, and with GTA 6 about to come out, it's honestly smart on WWE's part. Vice managed to maintain the upper hand until Perez hit a spin kick to the stomach.

Roxy ended up taking a breather at ringside when Vice started to overwhelm her, but Lola went out and brought her back into the ring. They spilled out of the ring again as they fought, and Perez was able to hit a suplex on the floor to turn the tide in her favor.

The Usos and Jacob Fatu came to the ring to talk about everything they have been dealing with. They said that, despite their issues with Solo, what 946 did was still too far because that is their little brother.

Fatu and Usos seemed be on the same page as Fatu said it was his fault for telling them to wait. He said he is done holding back and is coming for 946.

A shot of who they thought was Keys arriving backstage was shown on the screen, so The Usos and Fatu bolted for the backstage area to confront him. When they arrived, they found that it was Jaida Parker in the vehicle.

She said she is there to talk to Adam Pearce and walked away, so it looks like we might have another call-up on our hands.

Raw opened with a graphic paying tribute to Benjamin Satterly, formerly known as Adrian Neville in WWE and Pac in AEW and on the indie scene. The show then went to a video package recapping what went down last week with Solo Sikoa being abducted by OTM and Royce Keys.