WWE Raw Results 9/28 – We Hear From The Bloodline, LA Knight, Stephanie Vaquer & More

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.’s results for “WWE Raw” on September 28, 2026, coming to you live from the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin!

With his ally LA Knight set to challenge The Bloodline’s Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship at WWE Money In The Bank on October 10, Solo Sikoa looked to secure a spot in the 2026 Men’s Money In The Bank Ladder Match when he was set to take on Dominik Mysterio of Judgment Day and Dragon Lee in a Triple Threat Qualifier Match during last Monday’s episode of “Raw”. However, Sikoa never made it to the ring when The 946’s Royce Keys, Lucien Price, and Bronco Nima kidnapped him in the trunk of the car and Penta ultimately took his place to defeat Dominik and Lee in a Triple Threat Qualifier. Following such, Reigns’ stablemates Jacob Fatu, Jimmy Uso, and Jey Uso and the aforementioned Knight will all be making appearances on tonight’s show.

Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer will be making an appearance on tonight’s show with something on her mind to share. With Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch having both made it clear they were looking for Women’s World Championship matches, Vaquer granted both of them a title shot last Monday in a verbal confrontation between all three women as the rest of Judgment Day stood by.

Oba Femi will also be making an appearance on tonight’s show with something on his mind to share. Femi made his return to “Raw’ last Monday to come to the aid of Je’Von Evans after The Vision interfered in Evans’ match against Bron Breakker and launched a post match beat down on him.

Lola Vice and Judgment Day’s Roxanne Perez will both be taking part in the 2026 Women’s Money In The Bank Ladder Match, but before they compete at the October 10 Premium Live Event, they will be going head-to-head with one another in singles competition. As Lola Vice became a member of the “Raw” roster when she signed her official contract for the brand, Perez crashed the proceedings and promised to show why Vice is levels below her at Money In The Bank.

Additionally, Big Cass will be squaring off against the aforementioned Dragon Lee.

We are live! The show kicks off with a video recapping Solo Sikoa’s kidnapping last Monday, as well as showing a phone video of The 946 making Sikoa place a bag over his head and walk down a dark road.

Wade Barrett and Joe Tessitore greet audiences at home as The Bloodline makes their way out.

Jacob Fatu says he’s been telling The Usos that the first move is not the best move, and Jey Uso issues a warning shot to The 946.

The Bloodline sees a car pulling up on the jumbo tron, and assuming it’s The (46, they run to the back. Jacob Fatu and The Usos find Jaida Parker is the person inside the car and she reveals she’s there to talk to Adam Pearce.

Lola Vice then makes her way to the ring. Roxanne Perez follows. 

The bell rings and the two lock up. Perez pushes Vice, but Vice shoves Perez into the mat and Perez responds with a stomp to Vice using the top rope. Perez pins Vice, but Vice kicks out and Perez connects with a suplex to her on the outside of the ring.

Perez dumps Vice back in the ring and pins her, but Vice kicks out and jams her boot into Vice in the corner of the ring during the commercial break. She wears down Vice with a submission hold, but Vice lands a Hip Attack on Perez in the corner back from the break. Perez delivers a drop toe hold to Vice to send her crashing into the middle rope and lands a moonsault on her off the middle, then cinches in a crossface on Vice. Vice reverses into a Triangle, but Perez counters into a roll up. Perez kicks out.

Vice catches Perez with a roundhouse kick to her head, but Perez rolls up Vice. Vice kicks out and levels Perez with a 305 for the win.

Winner: Lola Vice

After the match, Raquel Rodriguez appears to attack Vice and fire off kicks on her. Sol Ruca’s music hits and she runs out to the ring to deliver a springboard crossbody to Rodriguez. Rodriguez dumps Ruca over the top rope and onto the apron, but Ruca responds with a missile dropkick to Rodriguez off the top rope. Rodriguez lands a powerbomb on Ruca and holds Vice in place for Perez to deliver a Pop Rox to her.

Oba Femi then makes his way to the ring. 

Femi says he’s not dressed for combat, but that can easily change. He says he has had his personal issues with The Vision over the last couple months and says he’s done his best to keep them at bay, but the temperature changed when Bronson Reed came back to WWE from injury. He says when you give Reed an inch, he takes a mile but gives Reed some grace for being gone for 7 months as he rose up the ranks of the main roster. He says he’s the captain now and points out the contract he has in hand. He says at some point, himself and Reed have to put pen to paper because that’s how business is done as a “Wise Man” taught him.

Femi calls Reed to the ring one-on-one without the rest of The Vision, and Reed’s music hits. He makes his way out to the ring alone and says himself and Femi have been in the ring at the same time twice. He says he’s put Femi down twice and says he wants to dethrone “The Ruler”, then signs the contract for a match between himself and Femi at Money In The Bank. Reed leaves the ring, but Femi stops him and says Reed is brave for sealing his own fate tonight. He says Paul Heyman is playing games by sending Reed to stop the one man he knows cannot be stopped.

Dragon Lee then makes his way to the ring. Big Cass follows. 

The bell rings and Lee attacks Cass at the bottom of the entrance ramp. Cass levels Lee with a big boot back inside the ring, then chokeslams Lee onto the ring apron twice and wears him down with a submission hold back inside the ring during the commercial break.

Lee fires off overhand chops on Cass in the corner of the ring back from the break, but Cass sends Lee crashing out of the ring and wears down his arm with a submission hold. Lee rocks Cass with a superkick under his chin and sends him crashing into the middle turnbuckle face first, then fires off strikes on him in the corner and lands a hurricanrana over the top rope to send Cass crashing out of the ring.

Lee delivers a dive through the middle rope to level Cass on the outside and gets back in the ring. The referee begins a ten count, but Cass beats it and Lee runs him over with a forearm strike. He goes for a pin, but Cass kicks out and sets up for a chokeslam. Lee counters into a rollup for the win.

Winner: Dragon Lee

We then head backstage, where Jacob Fatu tells The Usos that The 946 will try to separate them and they have to stay together. The Usos dab up Jacob in agreement. 

We then head backstage, where Stephanie Vaquer tells Jackie Redmond that Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch will be taking part in a Women’s World Championship Number One Contenders Match next Monday. 

We then head over to a video from LA Knight who sends a message to Roman Reigns. 

Back at ringside, IYO SKY makes her way out. Lyra Valkyria follows. 

The bell rings and the two lock up. SKY trips up Valkyria and sets up for Bullet Train, but Valkyria sees SKY coming and cinches in a submission on her. SKY looks to fly out of the ring, but Valkyria has moved out of the way and SKY delivers a kick to the side of her head. She delivers a crossbody off the barricade to level Valkyria, but Valkyria drapes SKY off the top rope by her feet and delivers a dropkick to send her crashing off the ring apron.

Valkyria catapults SKY into the bottom rope during the commercial break and pins her, but SKY kicks out and Valkyria wears her down with a submission hold. She sets up for a Bullet Train, but Valkyria lands a dropkick on SKY and follows it up with a powerbomb.

Valkyria lands a suplex on SKY on the ring apron, then looks to land a spinning back heel kick on her. SKY ducks out of the way and Valkyria hits the ring post before SKY delivers an asai moonsault to take out Valkyria on the outside and dump her back in the ring.

SKY lands a Bullet Train on Valkyria and steps over her, then ascends to the top rope. Valkyria trips her up with a shove, but Bayley appears on top of the announce desk to distract Valkyria. This opens the door for SKY to catch Valkyria with a dropkick when Valkyria flies off the ropes and deliver Over The Moonsault off the top rope to her for the win.

Winner: Bayley

We then head backstage, where LA Knight confronts The Bloodline backstage and tells them that he’ll be waiting for Roman Reigns next Monday. 

Judgment Day then makes their way to the ring. Je’Von Evans and Penta follow.

The bell rings and Dominik and McDonagh attack Penta and Evans. Penta and Evans fire off right hands on McDonagh, but Dominik flies off the ring apron to level Penta and Evans on the outside of the ring.

McDonagh delivers an elbow to Evans’ head back in the ring during the commercial break, and Evans sends McDonagh crashing into the top turnbuckle face first. Evans delivers a right hand to McDonagh’s face, and Dominik holds open the middle rope for McDonagh to dump Penta through.

Evans tags in and Penta holds Dominik in place for Evans to land a chop on him. Evans then rains down right hands on Domini in the corner of the ring, but Penta delivers a hurricanrana to Dominik and flies over the top rope to take out both Dominik and McDonagh on the outside.

Dominik sends Penta crashing into the ring post shoulder first and groin first with McDonagh during the commercial break. Dominik rips off Penta’s mask, but Evans delivers a dive to send McDonagh crashing over the announce desk.

Evans dumps Dominik into the timekeeper’s area, then delivers a Frog Splash to send Dominik crashing over the barricade and lands a clothesline off the top rope to level McDonagh in the ring. Evans ascends up the ropes, but Dominik grabs his ankle and Evans manages to fight him off. Penta then levels Dominik with a thrust kick, but Evans looks to land an OG Cutter on McDonagh. He accidentally delivers the move on Penta, opening the door for McDonagh to land a headbutt on Evans. Dominik then dials it up for a 619 on Evans and pins him, but Evans kicks out.

Joe Hendry appears at ringside singing a song about McDonagh with a real life JD McDonagh Funko Pop. An enraged McDonagh storms up the entrance ramp as Dominik looks to land a Frog Splash on Evans. Torn between what to do, McDonagh makes his way back to the ring. Penta levels him with a superkick at the bottom of the entrance ramp and tags in. Evans then flies over the top rope to take out McDonagh, and Penta connects with a Mexican Destroyer for the win.

Winners: Je’Von Evans and Penta

After the match, Bron Breakker appears and runs the ropes to deliver a spear to Evans.

Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, and Lucien Price make their way through the crowd, but security runs out to the ring to stop The 946 from jumping the barricade. Keys takes out one of the security guards, but The Bloodline’s music hits and Jacob Fatu, Jimmy Uso, and Jey Uso make their way out. The Bloodline and The 946 begin brawling with one another, but The Usos send Nima and Price crashing out of the ring with superkicks. Nima sends Jey crashing into the ring post face first, and Price sends Jey crashing into the ring post spine first.

Nima dumps Jey into the crowd, but Jimmy flies off the barricade to level Price and Nima. Keys clears the announce desk, but a fan gets in Nima and Price’s face. Nima levels the fan with a right hand, then holds him in place for Price to land a right hand on his midsection.

Nima and Price beat down Jey into the backstage area, and Keys holds a chair inside the ring. He cracks it across Jacob’s spine repeatedly, but Jacob intercepts Keys with a pair of superkicks and fires off headbutts on him. He delivers a couple of Hip Attacks on Keys, but Keys rolls out of the ring when Jacob has a chair placed on top of him. Jacob then hits Keys with a chair in his midsection and spine.

The Usos, Nima, and Price brawl with one another backstage as officials are nearby attempting to get things broken up. Keys and Jacob are brawling in another part of the backstage area, and Jacob sends Keys crashing over a table. Keys gets in a car, but Fatu breaks the window to get at Keys. Keys fights him off by sending Jacob crashing into the door head first, but a car suddenly runs over Jacob. The driver reveals themselves to be Jaida Parker, who acts apologetically at first and insists she didn’t see Jacob…but her demeanor suddenly shifts to being more serious. Parker gets into the car with Keys, and the pair drive off as Parker reveals herself to be the newest member of The 946 in the moments before the show goes off the air.