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Lola Vice def. Roxanne Perez (11:00) • Dragon Lee def. Big Cass (13:00) • IYO SKY def. Lyra Valkyria (14:00) • Penta & Je’Von Evans def. Dominik Mysterio & JD McDonagh (16:00) • 946 Battles The Bloodline, Reveals New Member

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Happy Monday, folks, and welcome back to our LIVE coverage of tonight’s WWE Monday Night Raw! Our upcoming episode comes to us LIVE tonight from the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin! With Money in the Bank less than two weeks away, LA Knight will address his upcoming World Heavyweight Championship Match against Roman Reigns, while Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer discusses her first title defense as Becky Lynch and Liv Morgan both stake their claim to a championship opportunity. Oba Femi has a message for The Vision following his explosive return last week, while The Bloodline will address 946’s kidnapping of Solo Sikoa. Inside the ring, Lola Vice battles Roxanne Perez as the road to Money in the Bank continues, while Dragon Lee looks for retribution against Big Cass.

Catch all that and more, starting at the top of the hour–LIVE on Netflix!

Welcome to Monday Night Raw!

In Memory: Benjamin Satterley (PAC)

We open on a memorial card acknowledging the sudden passing of Benjamin Satterley, known to WWE fans as Neville and to wrestling fans around the world as The Bastard PAC. Satterley passed away Sunday at the age of 40. Benjamin Satterley — 1986-2026 Our condolences go out to his loved ones, friends and fans around the world.

Video Recap: 946 and The Bloodline

We get a video package recapping the month-long feud between 946 and The Bloodline, culminating last week with the abduction of Solo Sikoa. The recap is interspersed with footage of a captive Sikoa, who is asked what he thinks about his own brothers leaving him in the hands of 946. The footage ends with Sikoa being left alone in the dark before we cut to the ring.

In the Ring: The Bloodline Addresses the 946 Situation

Jacob Fatu & the Usos make their way out to the ring. Jimmy Uso gets on the mic first to announce that The Usos are in your city! They address last week’s kidnapping of their little brother, Solo Sikoa, and Jimmy says that’s something you can’t come back from. Everyone knows The Bloodline has had their issues, but at the end of the day, Solo is still their little brother. Fatu takes the mic and says week after week, he’s been telling his brothers to play it slow and lay low, and that their first move isn’t always their best move. “Hell, week by week I’ve been telling my brothers, ‘Not tonight, not tonight, NOT TONIGHT!’ Alright, Big Jim, Jey Man, this one’s on me. My bad. Because tonight, none of that matters. Tonight, everything is out the window. Tonight, line it all up, because 946, we about to whoop your ass! Let’s keep it 100, The Bloodline is all gas, no brakes with it!” Jey gets on the mic and tells 946 that they’re in this bitch, and this is their warning shot — “POW!”

On the screen, we see 946’s SUV pulling up, and The Bloodline immediately storm out of the ring and charge up the ramp. Wade Barrett and Joe Tessitore are shown at commentary before we cut backstage, where an official opens the passenger door of the SUV and tells the occupant they’re expected. The Bloodline arrive and clock the poor official before looking inside — only to discover NXT’s Jaida Parker! Parker is apparently expected by Raw General Manager Adam Pearce, and The Bloodline quickly storm off. Commentary lays out more of tonight’s program: Oba Femi will join us, Rey Mysterio will be in Dragon Lee’s corner when Lee takes on Big Cass, and Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer will decide whether Becky Lynch or Liv Morgan deserves the next shot at her title.

Backstage: Penta & Je’Von Evans; The Judgment Day

Penta arrives to a big pop and comes across Je’Von Evans, enthusiastically welcoming the young Superstar to Raw. The two make their way down the hall and encounter The Judgment Day’s Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh. Dom accuses Penta of stealing his spot in the Money in the Bank Ladder Match and blames his loss last week on Adam Pearce’s power-tripping distracting him. Evans tells Dom he has a big heart — and JD has a big-ass head that just isn’t normal. McDonagh threatens to use that big-ass head to knock Evans’ teeth in! Penta notes that Dom looks like he’s feeling better and offers him and “Funko Pop” a chance to face Penta and Evans in tag team action tonight.

Singles Match: Lola Vice vs. Roxanne Perez

Vice makes her way out and we head to break at 8:12pm! We return from break and find Perez finishing her entrance. Our bell rings at 8:16pm and we’re off, with both Superstars locking up. Vice and Perez jockey for position in our opening moments, going technical with holds and grapples as commentary does an efficient job hyping Vice’s time in NXT and her MMA background. Vice proves them right, looking for an Armbar submission early on. Perez attempts to disrespect Vice, which only enrages The Mayor of Vice City, who unloads a flurry of strikes to batter Perez for a few moments. Vice looks for her spinning backfist, but Perez narrowly avoids it.

They battle outside briefly before Vice takes the action back inside and begins lighting Perez up with GUNTHER-esque chops across the chest. An angry Perez takes Vice down to the mat and screeches while unloading fists into her face, then sends Vice into the corner and connects with a running uppercut. Perez rolls away and looks for another, but Vice counters with a Sleeper Hold! Perez attempts to escape as Vice transitions toward a Rear Naked Choke, and Perez rolls outside with Vice still cinched around her neck. Perez desperately rams Vice’s back into the commentary table and then the corner of the steel steps to finally shake her loose, but Vice recovers and drives Perez down onto the floor with a slam as we head to break at 8:21pm!

We return from the break and commentary informs us that Perez has been in control throughout the break. Vice manages to shut down Perez’s offense with an attempted Triangle Hold, but Perez fights free and the two begin going back and forth at a rapid pace. Perez rebounds off the ropes and runs directly into a brutal spinning backfist from Vice! Vice covers and picks up the win at 8:27pm after an exciting, rapid-fire finish.

Your Winner, Lola Vice! (11 minutes)

After the Match: Raquel Rodriguez Attacks Vice; Sol Ruca Makes the Save

Raquel Rodriguez attacks Vice from behind and begins stomping her down until Sol Ruca races out to make the save! Ruca and Rodriguez battle near the ropes until Ruca drops Rodriguez with a Springboard Missile Dropkick to a big pop, but the numbers quickly catch up with the babyfaces. Rodriguez plants Ruca with a Tejana Bomb while Roxanne Perez takes out Vice with Pop Rox, leaving both women laid out as The Judgment Day duo make their way up the ramp.

Vignette: 946’s Response

We’re told that 946 just released a video on social media, and we cut to the footage. 946 have a simple warning for The Bloodline and the rest of Raw tonight: “Ain’t nobody safe on the block tonight.” Okay.

In the Ring: The Ruler Oba Femi Challenges Bronson Reed

Femi makes his way out dressed sharp and clearly not prepared for battle tonight. The Ruler soaks in a chant from the Milwaukee crowd before pointing out that he’s dressed for business, not war — though that can change. With what appears to be a contract in hand, Femi says he’s had his personal issues with The Vision for the last couple of months, and while he’s done his best to keep them at bay, he feels the temperature has changed since Bronson Reed’s return. Femi says Reed sucks, “but I also know he’s one disrespectful SOB. And he’s the kind of man, you give him an inch, he takes a mile.” Femi points out that Reed was gone for seven months and missed his ascent, missed Femi destroying and retiring Brock Lesnar, and doesn’t understand that Femi is the king now. “So this is his opportunity to find out, because right here in my hand I have a contract for a one-on-one match at MITB, approved by Adam Pearce, stamped and sealed by Triple H himself, and signed by yours truly.” Femi says this is how business is done — putting pen to paper — and it’s something a Wiseman taught him. Oooh! Femi then tells Reed to get his fat legs out to the ring and sign the damn contract!

Bronson Reed capitulates, making his way out dressed sharply in black, albeit far less fancy than The Ruler. Reed enters the ring and angrily eyes Femi, who offers him the contract. Reed snatches it away and gets on the mic. “Oba Femi, I’ll give it to you. You’ve got some balls. Because the way I’ve seen it, we’ve been in the ring at the same time twice, and I put you down twice.” Reed acknowledges that Femi beat Lesnar twice, but reminds him that Reed isn’t Lesnar. He’s not here to compete — he’s here to dethrone The Ruler. Reed signs the contract and starts to leave to a chorus of boos, but Femi gets back on the mic and stops him. “Reed, you have some balls sealing your fate tonight. Heyman sent you to stop me from breathing? Heyman’s playing games. Because he sent you to stop the one man he knows can’t be stopped. Welcome back, Bronson Reed. And good luck; you’re going to need it.” Reed heads off as the Milwaukee crowd cheers and dances along to Femi’s theme, bringing the tense contract signing to an end.

Earlier Today: Raw GM Adam Pearce, IYO SKY & Lyra Valkyria

We get footage from earlier today, with IYO SKY speaking to Raw General Manager Adam Pearce backstage. They’re interrupted by Lyra Valkyria, who complains about wanting a title opportunity. SKY snaps and asks what’s wrong with Valkyria and why she’s been acting this way lately, and things quickly become heated between the two women. Pearce intervenes and makes it official: SKY will face Valkyria later tonight! Valkyria storms off, leaving SKY to turn to Pearce and bluntly remark, “She’s got issues.”

Singles Match: Dragon Lee vs. Big Cass

Lee makes his way out first, and we head to break at 8:47pm! We return from break to find Big Cass finishing up his entrance. Lee attacks Cass as soon as he reaches the ring, and the referee calls for the bell at 8:52pm. Lee immediately flies over the top rope to wipe out Cass on the floor! They take the action back inside, where Cass catches a charging Lee with a Big Boot and immediately slows the pace. Cass drags Lee around the ring by his mask before pulling him up just to knock him back down with a huge right hand. Cass again hauls Lee to his feet, but Lee begins fighting back with body shots. Cass quickly shuts him down, laying Lee across the top ropes in the corner and hammering his back with clubbing blows before backing up and charging in with a running leg strike to the gut that sends Lee tumbling to the outside. Cass pursues and charges Lee for a Big Boot, but Lee avoids it and Cass gets his boot caught underneath the bottom rope! Lee attempts to take advantage, heading back into the ring and climbing up top. Lee dives, but Cass catches him in mid-air and Chokeslams him down onto the apron. That’s the hardest part of the ring, folks! Cass isn’t finished and Chokeslams Lee onto the apron a second time before we head to break at 8:55pm!

We return from break and commentary tells the story of the match, really — it’s been nothing but Big Cass. Lee attempts to mount an offensive comeback multiple times, but Cass shuts it all down with the typical Big Man playbook: shrugs, powerful chops and boots. Finally, around the top of the hour, Lee manages to find his mojo and starts his comeback sequence proper! Lee flies around the ring, relying on his aerial arsenal to throw Cass off balance and send him outside. Lee fires himself up and launches through the ropes with a huge torpedo-like strike that knocks the big man down hard on the floor! Cass barely manages to recover in time to beat the count and get back into the ring. Lee heads up top and dives off, but Cass gets his second wind, catching Lee and popping him onto his shoulders in a Fireman’s Carry before wagging his finger “no.” Before Cass can go any further, Lee quickly twists around and applies a modified Octopus Hold! Cass manages to escape, and Lee comes charging off the ropes only for Cass to nearly catch him with a huge strike. Lee counters Cass’ counter and drives the big man into the canvas! Lee pulls down his elbow pad and catches Cass with a Hidden Blade-esque strike before setting up for Operation Dragon, but Cass counters and catches Lee by the throat! Cass looks for the Chokeslam, but Lee twists with the momentum and rolls Cass up to steal the victory at 9:05pm! Lee quickly escapes up the ramp while an enraged Cass fumes around the ring, wild-eyed over what just happened.

Your Winner, Dragon Lee! (13 minutes)

Backstage: The Bloodline Is About to Set It Off

The Usos and Jacob Fatu regroup backstage and agree that whatever happens next, they’re sticking together as they prepare to deal with 946. We head to break!

Backstage: Stephanie Vaquer Makes Her Decision

Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer is interviewed backstage and announces that next week, Becky Lynch will face Liv Morgan one-on-one, with the winner earning the right to challenge La Primera for the Women’s World Championship.

Singles Match: IYO SKY vs. Lyra Valkyria

IYO makes her entrance and we head to break! Our bell rings at 9:19pm and we’re off, with SKY and Valkyria locking up and starting us at a steady pace, countering each other’s attempts at working holds. Valkyria stalks SKY around the ring, all crazy-style, as SKY cautiously backs away. Again they lock up, relying on textbook wrestling to keep our pace even. Valkyria eventually disrespects SKY by slowly kicking her in the head, and an angry SKY fires off screams and strikes as she picks up the pace! SKY connects with a beautiful low-angle Missile Dropkick to a kneeling Valkyria. Valkyria looks for a throw, but SKY’s agility keeps her steady, and the two again engage in a fast-paced sequence that culminates with Valkyria applying a Reverse Boston Crab! Valkyria then converts it into a Pendulum Swing! Impressive! Valkyria transitions back into a kneeling Reverse Boston Crab before stomping the back of SKY’s right knee. Valkyria looks to slow the pace and continues targeting the right knee, but SKY shows off her extraordinary athleticism, cartwheeling to safety and dropping Valkyria with a kick. SKY rubs her right knee before pursuing Valkyria to the outside and connecting with a Superkick to drop her! SKY then approaches the barricade and, with the assistance of a young woman in the audience, manages to stand atop it before diving off and wiping out Valkyria to a pop! SKY spends a little too much time interacting with the crowd, however, and as she attempts to get back into the ring, Valkyria attacks her on the apron, again targeting the right knee as we head to break at 9:24pm!

We return from the break to find Valkyria still in control, and commentary catches us up on the fact that she’s been targeting SKY’s right knee throughout the break. Thankfully, we’re back just in time to see SKY mount her comeback, chaining together enough offense to put Valkyria on the defensive! SKY tries to work some life back into the damaged knee and charges Valkyria, but Valkyria catches her with a leaping sidekick before planting her with a Powerbomb! SKY gets her arm up just in time to avoid the three-count, and Valkyria screams angrily before pulling SKY back up and attempting a Tornado DDT. SKY counters, and the two engage in a rapid back-and-forth sequence as we begin building toward the finish. SKY counters a Fireman’s Carry Driver into a standing Double Stomp, followed by a spinning kick to the face and a Backbreaker! SKY and Valkyria battle out to the apron, where Valkyria manages to execute a Fireman’s Carry Driver onto the apron! SKY spills to the floor clutching her back as the pace once again slows. Valkyria takes a moment to taunt the crowd before looking for a middle-rope Baseball Slide, but SKY avoids it! Valkyria follows with a Spinning Roundhouse Kick, only for SKY to dodge again and send Valkyria’s leg crashing into the ring post! SKY takes advantage, connecting with a Springboard Moonsault off the middle rope to wipe Valkyria out on the floor and get the Milwaukee crowd back into this! SKY takes Valkyria back inside, but Valkyria recovers quicker than expected, and both women take a moment to regroup in opposing corners. SKY charges Valkyria in the corner and connects with a Meteora before popping up to the top rope and looking for the Over the Moonsault! Valkyria stops her with a slap to the backside and drops SKY across the turnbuckle before pulling her off the top and driving her across her knee! Valkyria covers for a close two and immediately snaps at the referee, insisting it was three! Valkyria kicks the bottom rope and begins screaming as the referee attempts to calm her down. Valkyria finally heads up top as SKY begins to stir — and suddenly we cut to the commentary desk, where Bayley is standing on top of it, sporting a crop-top ensemble that adequately distracts both Valkyria and your humble writer! Valkyria takes the bait and dives from the top, but SKY catches her with both knees directly to the chin! SKY wastes no time heading upstairs and connects with the Over the Moonsault to pick up the win at 9:33pm!

Your Winner, IYO SKY! (14 minutes)

After the Match: Bayley Gets the Last Laugh

After the match, Bayley smiles and laughs at the defeated Valkyria, clearly pleased that her distraction helped cost Valkyria the match.

Backstage: The Bloodline & LA Knight

The Usos and Jacob Fatu are shown backstage discussing 946 and their continued search for Solo Sikoa when LA Knight walks up. Knight wastes little time mocking The Bloodline for failing to take care of — or even locate — their little brother, his buddy Solo. Before leaving, Knight tells them to pass a message along to their “jackass cousin” Roman Reigns: he’ll see Roman next week on Raw! The Usos immediately take exception and look ready to go after Knight, but Fatu holds them back and reminds his brothers that they’ve got bigger fish to fry right now. We head to break!

Money in the Bank Matches

World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns will defend his title against LA Knight, while Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer will defend against either Liv Morgan or Becky Lynch — with Morgan and Lynch set to battle next week on Raw to determine Vaquer’s challenger. Oba Femi will also collide with The Vision’s Bronson Reed in singles action. The Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match currently features Sol Ruca, Lola Vice, Jacy Jayne, Roxanne Perez and Lash Legend, with the sixth and final entrant to be determined this Friday on SmackDown. The Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match currently features Bron Breakker, Je’Von Evans, United States Champion Trick Williams, Penta and CM Punk, with its sixth and final entrant also set to be determined this Friday on SmackDown. Just a reminder that the premium live event is a week from Saturday, October 10th, LIVE from New Orleans!

Tag Team Match: Penta & Je’Von Evans vs. The Judgment Day’s Dominik Mysterio & JD McDonagh

The Judgment Day’s Dominik Mysterio & JD McDonagh make their way out at 9:42pm. Out next is Je’Von Evans, followed by Penta! We get our bell at 9:48pm, with the Judgment Day jumping Penta and Evans immediately. Evans & Penta battle back and the action spills outside. Dom uses the top rope to springboard out of the ring and wipe out Evans & Penta with a crossbody, sending us to break! We return from break to find Dom dominating Evans. Evans desperately stretches for a tag to Penta, but Dom drags him back toward The Judgment Day’s corner, allowing JD to take a cheap shot. Finally, Evans escapes with a fancy backflip and makes the tag to Penta! Penta hits the ring on fire and battles both Dom and JD, connecting with his beautiful corner handstand into a sternum stomp on JD before wiping out Dom with a Springboard DDT for a close two! Penta tags in a recovered Evans, and the two take turns chopping away at Dom’s chest before connecting with simultaneous Superkicks! Evans covers, but no joy, and the referee finally forces Penta back to his corner. Evans takes Dom into the corner and unloads roughly 16 mounted punches, rapidly blowing past the traditional ten — and Wade doesn’t like it! Penta tags back in and takes some time working over Dom, using stiff kicks to take out his calves whenever he rises. Dom looks to rake the eyes before whipping Penta into the ropes, but Penta fires off a Headscissors Takedown on the rebound! Penta then sends a charging JD to join Dom on the outside and follows it up with a high-flying dive to wipe out The Judgment Day duo! Penta takes Dom back inside and connects with a Crossbody off the top, covering for two. We head to break!
We return from break at 9:59pm to find The Judgment Day back in control. Dirty Dom attempts to rip off Penta’s mask, but Penta fights him off and avoids an attempted 619. Dom loses control after he and Penta wipe each other out with flying clotheslines, leaving JD and Je’Von desperately encouraging their respective partners to make the hot tags. Evans gets his first and comes in even hotter, taking down both JD and Dom with spinning kicks! Evans connects with the Red Dot Kick to JD’s “big head,” per Joe Tessitore, before clearing the ring and launching himself through the ropes with a Suicide Dive that sends JD crashing hard into the commentary table! Evans follows with a Scissors Kick to Dom before sending him over the barricade and into the timekeeper’s area. The Young OG winds it up, running around the ring before diving over the barricade with a huge splash to wipe out Dirty Dom! The referee is giving both teams plenty of latitude regarding the countout as the action finally spills back inside, where Evans connects with a beautiful soaring Springboard Cutter from the apron to take down JD!
Evans stalks JD as he tries to recover and looks for another Springboard Cutter, but Dom hops onto the apron and distracts Evans. Evans battles Dom off, but the distraction gives JD enough time to engage. Evans and JD battle until Evans cleans JD’s clock with a spinning kick! Penta and Dom get involved and the referee completely loses control. Evans looks for his OG Cutter off the top, but Dom moves and Evans accidentally catches Penta! JD connects with the Funko Pop Headbutt to stun Evans, allowing Dom to hit the 619! Dom covers, but no joy! Suddenly, we hear a guitar and a voice croons: “JD McDonagh is a Funko Pop.” Out comes Joe Hendry, playing his guitar and singing over and over again that JD is a Funko Pop — and he’s even brought a Funko Pop mascot with him! JD leaves the ring and heads up the ramp to yell at Hendry, allowing Evans to take out Dom inside the ring. Penta catches JD with a Superkick as he tries to return, and Evans tags in Penta before diving over the top rope to wipe out JD! Penta hits the Mexican Destroyer on Dom and covers to pick up the win at 10:05pm!

Your Winners, Penta & Je’Von Evans! (16 minutes)

After the Match: Breaking Bad

Penta goes to celebrate in the ring when Bron Breakker hits him with a Spear from out of nowhere! Evans tries to dive into the ring to make the save, but Breakker nearly cuts him in half in mid-air with another Spear! The crowd loudly chants for Oba Femi, but The Ruler is nowhere in sight.

Backstage Interview: Byron Saxton with Becky Lynch

Byron Saxton is standing by with The Man Becky Lynch and asks how she feels about facing Liv Morgan next week to determine the No. 1 contender to the Women’s World Championship. Lynch mentions that it’s been over two years since she last held the Women’s World Championship and says that, for the first time in more than two years, the title is interesting again. She’s interrupted by Liv Morgan, who walks up and argues that she’s the one who made the championship interesting and deserves the title opportunity. Lynch tells Morgan that, if that’s true, she shouldn’t have any problem taking her on one-on-one and proving she’s better next week. Speaking of…

Arriving Now: 946

We see 946 arriving at the arena, and we head to break!

Main Event Segment: 946 and The Bloodline Confrontation

We return from break to find Royce Keys leading 946 down through the crowd. Several security officials rush the ringside area and line the barricade, telling 946 they’re not allowed through and need to turn back. Royce Keys attacks a security guard, and all hell breaks loose as 946 begin dismantling security! At 10:13pm, The Usos & Jacob Fatu’s music hits and the trio slowly walk out onto the stage. 946 assemble as the two trios come face-to-face near the entrance ramp — and immediately clash! Keys and Fatu slug it out while The Usos deal with OTM. Jey and Bronco Nima battle into the middle of the ring, popping the crowd into a “YEET!” with every fist! Jimmy and Lucien Price enter the ring, and The Usos begin unloading Superkicks on OTM to clear the ring. Raw General Manager Adam Pearce is shown at ringside desperately trying to get everyone under control. The Usos launch themselves through the ropes with Suicide Dives on OTM; Jimmy connects, but Jey is caught and swung skull-first into the ring post!

946 begin taking control, working together to double-team whichever members of The Bloodline they can isolate. OTM look to double-team Jey in the crowd, but Jimmy dives over the barricade to save his twin! Fatu and Keys are shown battling near the commentary area, with Keys working over The Samoan Werewolf. OTM regain the upper hand over The Usos as the fight continues through the crowd-adjacent area, eventually dragging Jey toward the back while Jimmy is down. Pearce follows them, accompanied by several suited officials, including Jamie Noble. Jimmy tries to make the save, but OTM continue dominating The Usos as the fight spills backstage. Meanwhile, Keys takes Fatu into the ring and grabs a steel chair! The artist formerly known as Powerhouse Hobbs begins battering Fatu’s back with the chair until Fatu finally fires off a Superkick to dislodge it! A second Superkick drops Keys and gives Fatu a breather. An enraged Fatu takes it to Keys, driving him into the corner and unloading fists before connecting with a massive Hip Attack that sends Keys’ head bouncing violently off the middle turnbuckle!

Fatu grabs the steel chair and positions it around Keys’ neck before backing into the opposite corner and looking for another charging Hip Attack! Keys escapes the chair at the very last moment and flees the ring, but Fatu isn’t letting him get away that easily. Fatu pursues with the chair in hand and cracks Keys across the back, sending him stumbling toward the backstage area. We cut backstage and find OTM and The Usos still slugging it out while a half-dozen blue-shirted officials desperately try to separate them. The four continue fighting through the backstage area, with OTM again gaining control. We cut elsewhere backstage and find Fatu yelling at Keys while battering him through a hallway. Fatu sends Keys into what appears to be a garage area and begins throwing him over tables. “I told you, it’s family! … Get your ass up!” Fatu yells before whipping Keys into an equipment box, although his own momentum sends Fatu tumbling over it!

Keys stumbles back to his feet and makes it to his silver SUV. Keys gets inside and attempts to flee, but Fatu attacks him through the window! Fatu backs up and charges, only for Keys to swing open the driver’s-side door and smash the charging Fatu directly in the face! Fatu recovers — only to suddenly be run over by a car driven by Jaida Parker! Parker jumps out and repeatedly apologizes, telling Fatu she didn’t see him and she’s so sorry. Keys gets out of his vehicle and approaches Parker, who apologizes to him as well… before leaning over Fatu and telling him, “Ain’t nobody safe.” Parker was with 946 all along! Keys and Parker get into the vehicle, where Keys delivers one final message: “I told you, all gas. No brakes.” Keys drives off, leaving Fatu down as we wrap our show!

Next Week on Raw

Roman Reigns returns to Monday Night Raw! Also, Sol Ruca & Lola Vice take on Raquel Rodriguez & Roxanne Perez in tag team action, Rey Fenix battles Ethan Page in non-title action, and Liv Morgan faces Becky Lynch to determine Stephanie Vaquer’s challenger for the Women’s World Championship at Money in the Bank!

In Closing

Thanks for joining us, folks! We’ll see you tomorrow night for NXT! After all is said and done, you never walk, you never run–you’re a winner. Stay cool, stay frosty, stay hydrated, and stay safe!

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