WWE MONDAY NIGHT RAW Results (September 21, 2026): Money in the Bank Qualifiers, LA Knight, Penta & More

Tonight's episode of WWE Monday Night Raw (September 21, 2026) emanates from Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas 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, Dragon Lee, Solo Sikoa and Dominik Mysterio collide in a Men's Money in the Bank qualifying match; IYO SKY, Roxanne Perez and AAA Reina de Reinas Champion La Catalina battle in a Women's Money in the Bank qualifier; Bayley faces Lyra Valkyria; LA Knight speaks after attacking World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns; and Penta addresses the WWE Universe following his championship match against Reigns in Mexico City.

Since Bayley is still potentially on her way out of the company, but not guaranteed by any means, I feel like bringing her back just to lose to Lyra Valkyria again feels weird. Bayley likely gets the win this time and Lyra goes spiraling.

LA Knight will say the typical stuff about how he's going to beat Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship at Money in the Bank and it will lead to some other shenanigans with either Penta (who will do the "I need one more shot and I can get the job done because I had him" thing) and/or with Royce Keys and OTM, Solo Sikoa, The Usos, Jacob Fatu, and all parties revolving around that scene.

When it comes to the two Money in the Bank qualifiers, the only person I would rule out winning would be La Catalina, as I can't see her being inserted into the match over Iyo Sky and Roxanne Perez, but either of those could win. The three men's potentials are a bit more even in terms of who could win, but I'm going with Sikoa or Dom, as despite how great Lee would be in the match, I don't think many people would think he has a shot at winning (same with Catalina), so it's usually better to go with people who could conceivably win so fans don't think it's a foregone conclusion before the ladder match even happens.

Here are your results for WWE Monday Night Raw - September 21, 2026:

• Penta was the first wrestler to address the crowd, and he had no intention of treating last week's loss to Roman Reigns as the end of his World Heavyweight Championship chase. He credited Reigns for winning the match but immediately requested another chance. Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh tried to send him to the back of the line, with Dominik boasting about his place in lucha libre. Penta instead gave that distinction to Rey Mysterio and answered the insults by fighting off both members of The Judgment Day.
• The continuing problems between 946 and The Bloodline brought Solo Sikoa back to Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso and Jacob Fatu with a peace offering. Solo proposed putting their differences aside to deal with Royce Keys and OTM together. Jimmy and Jey were willing to consider it only if Solo recognized their leadership and once again acknowledged Roman Reigns as Tribal Chief. Solo wanted no part of those conditions, leaving Fatu frustrated that his cousins may have rejected an ally they are going to need.
• Women's Money in the Bank Triple Threat Qualifying Match: Roxanne Perez defeated IYO SKY and La Catalina by pinfall. SKY seemed to have created the opening she needed when Over the Moonsault connected with Catalina. Perez had moved out of danger, though, and used the few seconds SKY spent recovering to plant her with Pop Rox and score the fall. Perez becomes the fourth confirmed entrant in the Women's Money in the Bank Ladder Match.
• Before addressing Roman Reigns publicly, LA Knight crossed paths with Solo Sikoa. Their conversation shifted from Solo's issues with his family to the possibility of both men succeeding at Money in the Bank. Knight made it clear that he did not want to win the World Heavyweight Championship only to have Solo waiting with the briefcase. Solo played down the concern and told Knight he would not cash in on him.
• Knight's in-ring promo was less about pretending Roman Reigns is vulnerable and more about explaining why he believes he can be the exception. He conceded that Reigns may be the greatest champion of his generation and acknowledged his own string of failed opportunities. What Knight focused on instead was Reigns' recent attempt to establish that he can win without The Bloodline. Knight argued that Roman has never done that against him and predicted that their next singles meeting ends with Reigns recognizing a new World Heavyweight Champion.
• A backstage exchange between Money in the Bank entrants Je'Von Evans and Bron Breakker unexpectedly produced another match. Breakker dismissed Evans as someone who should forget about the briefcase because Breakker already considers it his property. Rather than continue talking while surrounded by The Vision, Evans slapped Breakker and made him wait until they could settle it in the ring.
• Je'Von Evans defeated Bron Breakker by disqualification. Evans spent much of the match fighting against both Breakker and the numbers surrounding the ring. Austin Theory finally went too far by knocking Evans from the ropes where the referee could plainly see him. The Vision swarmed Evans once the match was thrown out, but Oba Femi's return changed the complexion of the entire scene. Femi tore through the group with a chair, put down Bronson Reed when he tried to respond and finished by launching Evans over the ropes directly onto the retreating Vision.
• Liv Morgan used a Judgment Day promo to demand that Stephanie Vaquer give her the Women's World Championship rematch she believes she is owed after losing the belt in Chile. Becky Lynch had a different interpretation of the situation and entered through the crowd to claim that she should be ahead of Morgan. Vaquer eventually joined both women and refused to credit Lynch for making her champion, but she was willing to settle the argument in the ring by agreeing to give championship opportunities to each of them.
• Lyra Valkyria defeated Bayley.
• Lola Vice's move to Raw became official when Adam Pearce welcomed her to the brand in the ring. Vice spoke about the influence of her mother and father before turning her attention toward what she plans to accomplish in WWE. Roxanne Perez cut the celebration short and told Vice that she is operating on a lower level heading into Money in the Bank. Perez initiated the physical confrontation with a shove, only for Vice to put her down moments later.
• Oba Femi's return continued to bother Paul Heyman backstage. While watching the fallout from Lola Vice's segment, Heyman told Bron Breakker that The Ruler remaining on his feet creates a serious problem for The Vision. Breakker had a different takeaway, warning that the fact he is still standing should concern everyone else instead.
• The scheduled Money in the Bank qualifier was changed at the last minute when Royce Keys, Bronco Nima and Lucien Price attacked Solo Sikoa backstage and carried him away. With Solo no longer available to wrestle, Penta was given his place in the Triple Threat Match.
• Men's Money in the Bank Triple Threat Qualifying Match: Penta defeated Dominik Mysterio and Dragon Lee by pinfall. Penta pinned Dominik to turn an unplanned opportunity into a spot at Money in the Bank. The result puts Penta into the ladder match alongside Bron Breakker, Je'Von Evans and Trick Williams.

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