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WWE RAW RESULTS
NOVEMBER 9, 2026
GREENVILLE, S.C. AT BON SECOURS WELLNESS ARENA
STREAMED LIVE ON NETFLIX
REPORT BY WADE KELLER, PWTORCH EDITOR
Commentators: Joe Tessitore, Wade Barrett
Ring Announcer: Alicia Taylor
Attendance: WrestleTix reports today that 6,403 tickets were distributed so far; arena set up for 6,957. The arena has a capacity of 16,000 spectators when configured for concerts.
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[HOUR ONE]
-Joe Tessitore introduced the show as they showed an aerial view of the arena including a long line of fans earlier lined up to enter. The sweeping drone view of the scene was cool.
-A video package of highlights from Crown Jewel aired.
-They aired arrivals of Roman Reigns (who smiled as he held up his Crown Jewel ring), Jade Cargill & B-Fab & Michin, Ethan Page (accompanied by four women as he carried his IC Title belt through the lines of fans before the show), and Cody Rhodes (exiting his bus).
-Je’Von Evans made his ring entrance. Then Penta made his entrance. They celebrated their WWE Tag Team Title win. Evans led the crowd in yelling “Yert!” if they were happy they won the tag titles. Penta told fans they are standing in front of them as their new champions. He said his name and fans said it with him. They hugged. Fans roared. Bron Breakker speared Penta and then pressed Evans and dropped him over his knees. Breakker said he wouldn’t leave the ring until Oba Femi came out.
Femi made his entrance. After striking his poses in the fog, he slid into the ring and went after Breakker aggressively, nearly immediately knocking him over the top rope to ringside. Oba said if Breakker wants him one-on-0ne tonight, he’s got it. Breakker paced at ringside. Tessitore said, “We’re getting it!” They cut abruptly to a commercial break. [c]
(1) OBA FEMI vs. BRON BREAKKER (w/Logan Paul, Austin Theory, Maxxinne Dupri)
The bell rang 17 minutes into the hour. (This match taking place unadvertised makes you wonder what they’re up to here. Is it just because viewership was down last week on the eve of the election?) Wade Barrett said when these two previously wrestled at Sunday Night’s Main Event, it was a DQ win for Oba. He characterized it as “unsatisfactory” for Oba.
Oba gave Breakker a jaw-breaker a minute into the match. Oba dropped Breakker head-first over the top turnbuckle. Breakker took over after ducking two clotheslines and then rammed Oba’s head into the turnbuckles. Oba took over with a backbreaker. Tessitore said it was “outrageous” to open Raw this match. Barrett agreed and said this could headline a PLE. At ringside, Oba went for a running uppercut, but Breakker ducked and Oba rammed into the ringpost. Breakker then leaped off the ring apron and clotheslined Oba into it and over it. Tessitore sold it a bit too much as they cut to a double-box break. [c/db]
Breakker stayed on the attack during the break. Breakker went for a suplex after the break, but Oba countered with a backdrop. Oba rallied and shook the top rope. Then he knocked Breakker into the announce desk with a flying uppercut. Theory yanked on Oba’s boot, which opened up Breakker to recover and go for a spear. Oba, though, side-stepped him and chokeslammed him and scored a two count at 10:00.
Oba made a comeback, but Breakker hit the ropes and speared Oba for a near fall. Logan slid brass knux to Breakker. He swung at Oba, but Oba ducked and tossed Breakker across the ring. He went for a Fall from Grace, but as Logan distracted the ref, Breakker hit Oba with the knux. He then ran the ropes and went for his spear, but Oba countered and landed a Fall from Grace. Theory and Logan attacked Oba. The ref called for the bell. Tessitore noted this was eerily the same as the last time they fought. Evans and Penta ran out to save Oba from further beatdown.
WINNER: Oba in 13:00 via DQ.
-Jackie Redmond interviewed Iyo Sky. She asked who her mystery partner is. Iyo said the secret is a big advantage for her, so she won’t reveal it yet. “I can’t wait to see their faces when we surprise them,” she said.
-They went to Tessitore and Barrett at ringside. They had to stand after their desk took a beating. They commented on clips of Ethan Page beating Chad Gable last week. They showed Ethan posing for photos with the women from earlier backstage. Tessitore said his ego has never been bigger. [c]
-They showed The 946 hanging out outside the arena.
-Ethan made his entrance, flanked by the four women. He wore a wide smile as he held up his IC Title belt. He said Gable was “just a man.” He said he trained hard, but lost his identity and tried a redemption tour, and he said the sad part was he brought his wife and kids along for his tour. He said he doesn’t need to bring his wife on the road. He said he brings “four potential wives” and “perhaps someone else’s wife.” He said the IC Title is a “token of excellence.” Gable’s music interrupted and he headed to the ring. Ethan told the women they could leave the ring.
Gable said Ethan beat him fair and square last week so he came out there to congratulate him. “That’s all there is to it,” he said. He said the whole presentation would have bothered him a year ago, but “the truth is, he beat me.” He said now he’s showing up in fancy cars with models on his arms. “And you’re talking about my family,” he said. He said no matter how much he handles this situation with class, Ethan is “just an asshole.” Fans chanted, “Asshole!” Gable was interrupted by Big Cass’s music.
Big Cass said everyone can see where things were headed. Cass said if it weren’t for him, Ethan wouldn’t be IC Champion. He entered the ring and said he deserves the first shot at the title. Rey Fenix’s music interrupted and he came out. He said the last time he was in the ring with Ethan, he pinned him, therefore he deserves the title shot.
Ethan said everyone is making fantastic points. He said Gable trains hard, but the IC Title is his ceiling. He said Rey is a big star in Mexico, but not in the US. He said Big Cass “is tall.” GM Adam Pearce walked out and said he agrees with Ethan. He said they do need a no. 1 contender for the IC Title and they all have legit claim to that, so he asked fans if they wanted a Triple Threat match. [c]
(2) BIG CASS vs. REY FENIX vs. CHAD GABLE – No. 1 contendership for IC Title
Ethan joined in on commentary after the break. The bell rang 50 minutes into the hour. Ethan said, “I’d like to avoid the tell fellow.” Cass tossed Gable over the barricade into a worker in the time keeper’s area at 3:00. [c]
Back live, Cass set up Gable for a chokeslam, but Fenix interrupted it. Gable thanked Fenix with two German suplexes. When Cass intervened, Gable gave Cass an Angle Slam for a near fall. Gable applied a standing anklelock mid-ring on Fenix seconds later. Cass recovered and knocked Gable down. Fenix went on the attack on Cass. Fenix ran the top rope and kicked Cass’s head (or the vicinity). Gable gave Cass a Chaos Theory, but Gable stood and favored his neck and arm. Barrett said he looked to have an injury or a stinger. Cass gave Gable a kick to the back of his head and a chokeslam. Fenix leaped off the top rope to hit Cass and replace him covering Gable for a three count. Ethan said it was opportunistic in a non-judgmental way.
WINNER: Fenix in 9:00.
-The 946 attacked Fenix, Cass, and Gable afterward. Fans chanted “OTC!” Barrett said they’re beating on three wrestlers who were wiped out from their match. Royce Keys sat on a chair backwards mid-ring and then his crew posed around him. Royce said, “One by one by one by one.” He added, “Roman, this could be your family unless you bring your ass out here tonight and acknowledge me.”
(Keller’s Analysis: Royce’s demeanor was good here. I think Cruz Montana deserved better than this, though, for his main roster debut. I assume Cass remains a heel despite being a victim here.) [c]
[HOUR TWO]
-Tessitore and Barrett commented on a clip of The 946 attack and Royce’s challenge. Then they announced that Roman has agreed to meet Royce face to face later on the show. Tessitore pivoted to saying they learned a lot about Cody Rhodes as he crossed a line people thought he never would. A video package aired on Cody’s punt kick.
-Cody made his ring entrance. “So Greenville, South Carolina, what do you want to talk about?” he said. He said he defeated Randy Orton at Crown Jewel. He said he didn’t need to punt Randy Orton to win, but since everyone has asked him the question, How did it feel? “I liked it,” he said. (There’s a gif.) He said actually, he didn’t like it. “I loved it,” he growled. He said that nasty business is in the rearview, so he’d like to talk about Team USA vs. Team Mexico at Survivor Series. He said as the captain of Team USA, he’d like to talk to Rey Mysterio. As Rey came out, Tessitore said the match was Rey’s idea.
Rey entered and said he wants to present a match with the best of Mexico and the best of the USA. He said he can’t think of a better wrestler to captain Team USA than Cody. He said it won’t be easy for Cody to pick his four partners. He told Rey he is the greatest luchador of all time. He said he know he plans to put together “a banner team” for Team Mexico. He said he’d do the same for Team USA. Dominik Mysterio walked out with JD McDonagh. Tessitore asked why he was out there. Barrett said he technically qualifies for both teams. “Whose side is he on?” asked Barrett.
Dom said Cody, by calling Rey the greatest luchador, is forgetting about him. He said he couldn’t believe his dad was the captain of Team Mexico. “Not only are you a deadbeat, but you’re cheating on mom with some old hag,” he said. He said he would happily join Team Mexico and take over as team captain so Rey can go back to AAA. Rey said Dom might be onto something. Then he smiled and told him to get his punk ass out of the ring and the answer is no.
Dom said Cody is smart and he should know he needs him as an asset to beat Team Mexico. He said he was born in the United States. Fans yelled, “No! No!” Cody offered a handshake to Dom, then told him it was an incredible offer. He said on behalf of his team that he hasn’t put together yet and the fans everywhere, “we’re gonna pass.”
Dom asked who he would get who is better than him. CM Punk’s music played and he walked out. Punk asked, “Is it great to be alive in Ashville, NC or what?” Fans loudly chanted “CM Punk!” Punk said he’s “taken some big L’s lately.” He said he was on the bad end of a chain-wrapped fist. He said he doesn’t sulk and cry about it, though. He said he wants to get back in the win column. He said he wanted to get back into title contention, and beating five guys in one night could do it. Punk pumped his fist and chanted, “USA!” Dom said he deserved to be on the team. He shoved Punk. Punk, Cody, and Rey attacked Dom and JD. JD took a great bump through the ropes to the floor after eating a 619 with Dom.
(Keller’s Analysis: I think a full-fledged feud with Dom would be good for Cody. I’m not sure this was heading toward that, though.)
-Bayley made her entrance. [c]
(3) BAYLEY vs. MICHIN (w/Jade Cargill, B-Fab)
The bell rang 31 minutes into the hour. They cut to a break at 3:00 after a top rope dropkick by Michin. [c]
Michin scored a near fall on a back suplex into a bridge. Bayley eventually won with a top rope flying elbowdrop.
WINNER: Bayley in 10:00.
-B-Fab and Jade attacked Bayley. Charlotte, Alexa Bliss, and Tatum Paxley walked out to make the save. Fatal Attraction joined the fight, enabling Jade to give Charlotte a Jaded.
(Keller’s Analysis: As close to a straight-forward match as it gets on WWE these days. But of course it was mainly there to set the stage for the post-match angle.)
-Backstage they showed Penta clutching his ribs. Rey walked up to him and invited him to join Team Mexico at Survivor Series. Penta accepted the invite. “Penta is in!” he said. He shook hands with Rey.
-Liv Morgan, Roxanne Perez, and Raquel Rodriguez made their entrance. [c]
(4) ROXANNE PEREZ & RAQUEL RODRIGUEZ (w/Liv Morgan) vs. IYO SKY & BECKY LYNCH
Iyo made her entrance. Then she was joined by Becky Lynch. The bell rang 51 minutes into the hour. Fans chanted, “Becky! Becky!” At 2:00, Iyo dove onto Perez and Rodriguez at ringside as they cut to a break. [c]
[HOUR THREE]
Iyo landed a top rope crossbody on Rodriguez. She celebrated and played to the crowd and then charged and landed her Bullet Train meteora in the corner. When she stood on the top rope, Liv distracted the ref as Rodriguez popped up and knocked Iyo off the top rope. (Why did they need do distract the ref for that spot? She didn’t do anything wrong.) Becky yanked Liv off the ring apron. Rodriguez then set up a chokeslam on Sky, but Sky side-stepped her and threw her into the ringpost. She followed with an Over the Moonsault for the win.
WINNERS: Sky & Lynch in 11:00.
-Becky challenged Liv to a “fair fight” and leave her “dopes” at home and face her in a one-on-one match. She said if she doesn’t accept, she’ll show everyone she is the biggest coward of “allllllll time.”
(Keller’s Analysis: I don’t understand the rationale for the finishing sequence of a ref distraction. The heels didn’t cheat. It’s good to see Becky set up a straight-forward face at this point.)
-Tessitore plugged Roman and Royce would meet face to face next. [c]
-Pearce interrupted a meeting with The Judgment Day. He said he was going to give Lynch a title match against Liv at Survivor Series. He said he’s also giving Iyo a one-on-one match against Raquel next week on Raw.
-A recap aired of the John Cena Classic news. Tessitore plugged he’d on Smackdown on Friday and Raw next week.
-Evans asked Penta if he’d mind if he joined Team USA at Survivor Series. Penta said that’s fine, but he’s joining Team Mexico. Evans at first seemed surprised, but then said he wouldn’t take it easy on him but he’d see him at Survivor Series.
-Reigns made his entrance. [c]
-Reigns asked Royce if he wants him to acknowledge him. He said first, though, it was time for Greenville to acknowledge him. Fans cheered and chanted “OTC!” The lights went dark. Royce walked out through the crowd, accompanied by some security guys, and entered the ring. Fans sang “Roman, Roman Reigns!”
Royce said, “Well, damn. Okay, this is what it’s like, right?” He said he can respect the fact that Reigns is a man of his word and came out there on his own. He said he’s not a man of his word, though. “What? You think I’m some kind of fool?” He said he didn’t come out alone. Reigns asked if Royce seriously believed he was alone. The rest of 946 walked to the ring. The Usos and Solo Sikoa were standing outside with fire in the background. And then Jacob Fatu joined them. Tessitore said it’s been “six long weeks since he was hit by the car.” He noted The 946’s box truck was on fire. Reigns hit Royce with a Supeman Punch. He went after other 946 members. They swarmed him, though. The Usos music played and they walked to the ring with Solo and Fatu.
Royce ended up with an advantage on Reigns alone in the ring after everyone else fought at ringside. Fatu intervened. He gave Carmelo Hayes a pop-up Samoan Drop. Fatu leaped and splashed Carmelo on the announce desk, which collapsed. The Bloodline celebrated together. Reigns challenged Royce and his cohorts to a War Games match at Survivor Series.
(Keller’s Analysis: It’s amazing and fortuitous that there’s a five-on-five rivalry like this just in time for the annual War Games! Nothing here was surprising, but it was executed well enough.)
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