Tonight's episode of WWE Monday Night Raw (October 26, 2026) emanates from Save Mart Center in Fresno, California and will air starting at 8 p.m. ET on Netflix.
Results, match winners, promo segment notes and other major developments from WWE's flagship show will be added below as Raw airs.
Preview & Predictions for WWE Raw:
On tap for tonight's episode, Stephanie Vaquer returns to action following her ankle injury to battle Becky Lynch in a No. 1 Contender's Match for Liv Morgan's Women's World Championship. With both former champions looking to reclaim the title, the winner will earn a future opportunity against Morgan. We're in a bit of a hiatus period with this due to Crown Jewel focusing on Liv Morgan against Chelsea Green, while Iyo Sky is slowly but surely (because WWE takes forever) working her way toward a Women's Intercontinental Championship match against Raquel Rodriguez. I wouldn't be shocked at all if Becky and Stephanie end up in some kind of shenanigans where there isn't a winner declared between the two of them and all hell breaks loose with The Judgment Day getting involved and any number of other people, likely also helping to set up a women's War Games match where Lynch and Vaquer are fighting on the same team while doing the "can they coexist?!" stuff.
Bayley and Lyra Valkyria will also settle their increasingly personal rivalry in a No Disqualification Match after weeks of confrontations. Bayley cost Valkyria her match against Lola Vice last week before challenging her former tag team partner to tonight's showdown. Having this be a generic No DQ match isn't exactly the most thrilling thing in the world. There were rumors that WWE would do a stipulation between them that they very rarely ever do, which led to some speculation that it would be something like a hair versus hair match, a loser leaves town match to send someone to another brand (or even act as an exit for Bayley from the company in general if she were to not re-sign her contract, which of course nobody really knows since those details don't come out the way they used to)—and for this to just be a no disqualification match feels underwhelming to me. In the long run, Valkyria is the one who needs to come out of this better than when she started the feud, so I hope if this is the big blow-off, that she wins.
Here are your results for WWE Monday Night Raw - October 26, 2026:
- Adam Pearce started Raw by announcing that Stephanie Vaquer was unable to wrestle due to not being medically cleared. Rather than the scheduled No. 1 Contender's Match, Becky Lynch would face Liv Morgan for the Women's World Championship. Sami Zayn then came out, upset that WWE had not given its own Undisputed WWE Champion a spot on the card. Zayn complained about being overlooked in favor of Roman Reigns and argued that the fans failed to appreciate how good he was. Je'Von Evans confronted him, saying that Zayn was only considered the best because he held the championship and that he would gladly take his place against Reigns at Crown Jewel. Pearce responded by ordering Zayn to defend the title against Evans immediately.
- Undisputed WWE Championship: Sami Zayn (c) defeated Je'Von Evans by pinfall to retain the title. Evans had Zayn in trouble when Penta showed up with a referee, looking to cash in Money in the Bank. Bron Breakker attacked Penta, drawing Evans out of the ring to deal with him. Zayn took advantage of the opening to hit the Helluva Kick and score the pinfall. Breakker went after Evans once the match was over, and Bronson Reed joined him in laying out Evans and Penta with Spears and Tsunamis while Logan Paul was also present.
- Liv Morgan was frustrated backstage over the change to her title defense, telling The Judgment Day that she was already dealing with threats from Chelsea Green and Tiffany Stratton. Raquel Rodriguez assured her that she would handle IYO SKY first, and Roxanne Perez tried to calm her down. Meanwhile, Adam Pearce visited Evans and Penta while they were receiving medical attention. The two wanted a shot at The Vision's World Tag Team Championship, so Pearce booked them against Bron Breakker and Austin Theory for Crown Jewel.
- No Disqualification Match: Bayley defeated Lyra Valkyria by submission. Their match featured a variety of weapons, including kendo sticks, steel chairs, tables and a trash can. Valkyria survived several major attacks, including a powerbomb through a trash can, but Bayley followed a diving elbow drop through a table with a kendo stick-assisted crossface to make her tap out.
- A promotional video advertised Danhausen's "Very Nice, Very Evil SmackDown" for Friday. IYO SKY delivered a message to Raquel Rodriguez ahead of their match, while Royce Keys called out Solo Sikoa in a separate video. Keys said that when they meet next week in Brooklyn, Solo would receive the same treatment as his brothers.
- IYO SKY defeated Raquel Rodriguez by pinfall. Rodriguez attempted the Tejana Bomb, only for SKY to reverse it into a roll-up and beat the Women's Intercontinental Champion in this non-title match. The celebration was interrupted by Roxanne Perez, who jumped SKY from behind and helped Rodriguez attack her, finishing with a big boot and neckbreaker combination.
- Solo Sikoa responded to Royce Keys in a backstage video with Roman Reigns, Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso. He accepted the challenge for next week and reiterated that The Bloodline was in control, regardless of what The 946 had to say about it.
- Ethan Page and Big Cass defeated Chad Gable and Dragon Lee by pinfall. Gable was taken out of the equation when Page gave him an EgoPlex on the floor, requiring medical attention. Lee was left to fight both opponents and was eventually caught with a big boot from Cass. Page followed with an EgoPlex on Lee to win the match.
- In a recorded promo, Becky Lynch addressed the change from Stephanie Vaquer to Liv Morgan and said that Morgan could not defeat her without cheating. Lynch promised to leave Raw as Women's World Champion. Later, Cathy Kelley interviewed The Vision about their newly announced title defense at Crown Jewel. Logan Paul dismissed Penta and Je'Von Evans as legitimate competition, Bronson Reed threatened them with another attack, and Bron Breakker confirmed the group accepted the match.
- Next week's Raw will air at 6 p.m. ET from Brooklyn, with Solo Sikoa facing Royce Keys and John Cena making his first Raw appearance since retiring from in-ring competition.
- Women's World Championship: Becky Lynch defeated Liv Morgan (c) by disqualification. Morgan retained the title. Morgan survived the Dis-arm-her and Manhandle Slam, but Lynch appeared to have the match won after another Manhandle Slam until Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez rushed in to break up the cover. The Judgment Day attacked Lynch after the bell, bringing Chelsea Green and IYO SKY out to even the odds. With Morgan left vulnerable in the ring, Tiffany Stratton appeared alongside a referee, hit the Prettiest Moonsault Ever and prepared to use her Money in the Bank contract. Dominik Mysterio dragged Morgan out before the match could start, preventing the cash-in and ending the show.
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