WWE Raw Live Updates, Results and Highlights Before Money in the Bank 2026

We returned to see Liv in the driver's seat. She scored a near-fall before heading to the top rope. Lynch cut her off and took her down.

She got Morgan into the Disarmher, but Liv bit her leg to get out of it. She put The Man in a single-leg Boston crab and wrenched the hold hard. Lynch barely managed to escape, but Morgan stayed on her and hit a missile dropkick for a two-count.

Raquel showed up and got involved, so Lynch went after her at ringside. She took Rodriguez down, but the ref got distracted by Roxy. Raquel knocked Lynch off the top rope, but then Stephanie Vaquer showed up and took out Roxy.

The ref realized what happened and ejected Judgment Day. Becky went after Liv but ended up hitting Vaquer by mistake, so the world champion came in and took out both women to cause a no contest finish.

WINNER: NOBODY

Vaquer grabbed a mic and told Pearce to get out there. She said she would fight both women at MITB, so Pearce booked it for the title.

Stephanie then hit a corkscrew moonsault to both women at the same time to end the show standing tall.

This week's main event saw Liv Morgan battle Becky Lynch to see who would become the new No. 1 contender for the women's world title.

These two do not like each other one bit, so they did not try to start slow with lockups or headlocks. They went right to trading strikes and trying to throw each other into things.

They took the fight out of the ring where Morgan sent Lynch into the ring post and the barricade to take control. She brought Becky back in the ring and got a two-count.

She slowed things down a bit and grounded The Man with a headlock. Lynch was able to break free and began to make a comeback. She looked a little mad that she wasn't able to finish Liv off, and it made her hesitate a little too long.

Morgan hit a codebreaker, but then Becky hit a huge forearm to take her down, too.

By the time the show was back, Judgment Day had taken control. McDonagh whipped Rey into the corner hard and stomped on his face.

Rey sent him out of the ring, but Dom knocked Lee off the apron to prevent him from being able to make the tag. Dirty Dom tagged in and hit his dad a few times before bringing McDonagh back in.

Rey countered a double-team and took care of JD with a hurricanrana, followed by a DDT to his son. Big Cass came out of nowhere and sent Dragon Lee over the barricade.

Cass was sent into the ring post by Rey, but JD prevented him from hitting the 619 with a huge headbutt that got him the pin.

WINNERS: JUDGMENT DAY

That is probably the biggest pin of McDonagh's career. He pinned a former world champion and certified legend, which is not something he has been able to say very often.

Cass went after Lee and Rey after the match and left them down and out.

When the show returned, we got the tag match booked earlier with Rey and Lee taking on JD and Dom. It looked like father and son would start, but Dom tagged out to JD instead.

It wasn't long before Lee tagged in. He and McDonagh had a nice back-and-forth with some quick maneuvers from both men. The Dragon had control most of the time, but JD got in some offense, too.

Lee clotheslined him out of the ring and hit a big dive over the top rope. Rey hit Dom with a senton from the apron when he tried to go after Lee following the dive.

The match had gotten more competitive during the break, with All Ego finally being able to mount some offense, but as soon as we returned, Fenix regained the upper hand.

He hit a handspring cutter for a near-fall. He climbed to the top rope, but he was forced to abandon it when Page got back up. All Ego slammed him to the mat but only scored a two-count.

Fenix got Page up for the Mexican Muscle Buster, but he broke free, so Fenix rolled him up and got the three-count that way instead.

WINNER: REY FENIX

After the break, Page took on the AAA cruiserweight champion, Rey Fenix. They started right away with a fast-paced exchange while running the ropes, but Page stopped in his tracks and already looked gassed

Fenix took advantage and hit a dropkick before he climbed to the top rope and ran across it to kick him in the face again. He climbed back up and hit a corkscrew tornillo all the way to the floor.

Fenix hit a big moonsault when they got back into the ring, but it only got him a two-count.

During a backstage segment, Pearce said he would book a six-man tag with 946 and The Bloodline, but Reigns told The Usos he would not be involved. That is when Solo Sikoa walked in. Back in the arena, Ethan Page went to the ring for the next match.

Vice got a hot tag after the break and started going after Perez with some kicks. Ruca stopped Rodriguez from attacking her from behind, and they hit some back-and-forth hip attacks on both members of Judgment Day.

Perez countered a double suplex and tagged in Raquel. Roxy held the middle rope down to prevent a springboard from Ruca, and it almost led to Rodriguez getting the win.

All four women were fighting hard until Vice accidentally nailed Ruca with an insane spinning back fist. Roxy rolled up Vice and scored the win.

WINNERS: JUDGMENT DAY

Vice looked really sorry about hitting Ruca after the match.

Vice teamed up with Sol Ruca to take on Judgment Day's Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez. As soon as the ref called for the bell, Ruca and Vice attacked Perez and Rodriguez.

Lola and Raquel fought out of the ring while Roxy and Sol stayed inside and became the first legal competitors. They traded a few counters, but neither woman could get an advantage until Ruca planted Perez on her face.

She stood on Perez and posed like she was surfing before tagging in Vice for a double elbow and hip attack.

Dragon Lee and Rey Mysterio gave an interview backstage with Jackie Redmond. Lee said he was excited for MITB, but he also put over Mysterio for still being as good as he is after all these years.

Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh walked up and got in their faces. Lee proposed a tag match with he and Rey against Dom and JD tonight. Judgment Day said he would talk to Pearce and make it happen.

Back in the arena, Lola Vice made her way out for the next match.

When we returned from the break, Penta finally got the hot tag from Evans. He started to build a lot of momentum as he hit both opponents with a flurry of offense.

He tagged Evans back in before taking out Breakker with a dive out of the ring. Je'Von came in with a springboard to take down Theory. Maxxine distracted the ref so Logan Paul could give Theory some brass knuckles, but he slid them too far and Evans got them first.

He decked Theory with the knucks and covered him for the win as Paul looked on in shock at his own mistake.

WINNERS: PENTA AND EVANS

As they celebrated their win, Bronson Reed attacked Penta and Evans out of nowhere. He easily dispatched both high-flyers, but then Oba Femi's music hit.

The Ruler sprinted to the ring and started unloading on Breakker and Reed. Paul tried to punch him, but Femi sent him running with one look. Femi continued to decimate both men until he sent Breakker over the top rope.

Reed took him down and prepared for a Tsunami, but Femi popped back up and knocked him off the top rope to the floor. Theory held Reed back as he and Femi barked at each other.

Before the break, Penta and Je'Von Evans came to the ring for a tag team match against The Vision.

Evans and Penta went after Austin Theory and Bron Breakker right away, but The Vision took control of the fight before they even got into the ring. The high-flyers fought back, with Penta delivering several kicks to Breakker's leg that caused a lot of damage.

After a few minutes, Theory finally threw Evans in the ring and the ref called for the bell. The Young OG regained the upper hand and hit a dropkick, followed by a series of mounted punches in the corner.

Theory tagged in Breakker to continue the assault once he had Evans on the ropes. Bron no-sold some offense and started to build intensity. He sent Evans over the top rope to the floor with a belly-to-belly suplex before the show went to a break.

Reigns talked his usual game and told Knight he was not going to be a challenge for him. He said Knight has a false sense of confidence due to 946 causing issues.

The Tribal Chief called LA a hypocrite and brought up how Knight attacked him from behind after his match with Penta in Mexico. He called Knight a complainer who is "Just another egg in the omelette."

He told the crowd to acknowledge before throwing the mic down. As he tried to leave, Knight turned him around and said his problem with Reigns is that he is the most corporate industry plant he has ever seen

Roman Reigns arrived backstage and The Usos approached him to talk about 946, but he became distracted when he heard LA Knight's music play in the arena. He left The Usos while Knight made his way to the ring.

The Megastar talked about what has been happening on the road to Money in the Bank, but he said the only thing that matters is his world title match against Reigns.

After Knight got done talking some trash about him, The OTC came out to confront him. He did his usual slow entrance, but he looked like he was focused solely on Knight, who has gotten under his skin a lot in recent months.

The final Raw before Money in the Bank is officially on the air. The show opened with a recap of last week's show, specifically the segments involving 946, The Bloodline and Solo Sikoa.