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Welcome to this week's WWE Raw on Netflix coverage.
I'm filling in this week for Richard Trionfo!
The episode opened with a memorial graphic for Ben Satterley, noting his WWE "Neville" ring name from his run in the company.
Joe Tessitore and Wade Barrett are on the call.
They showcased highlights of everything that went down last week.
The Usos and Jacob Fatu made their way to the ring. They said for the last month, they've had the 946 issue to take care of. What 946 did last week they can't come back from after they kidnapped Solo. The Bloodline has their own drama but that was still their brother. Jacob said he's been telling them to lay low and stay slow. He said that's on him, and he was wrong but tonight, everything is out the window. They are going to light it up and dog walk 946's ass. They dare 946 to come out.
The Titantron shows a car entering the aren and The Bloodline charged to the back. When they got to the car, it was NXT's Jaida Parker. Jimmy Uso asked her what she was doing here and she said she was here to see Adam Pearce.
The announcers previewed tonight.
Penta and Je'Von Evans were palling around when Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh complained about Dom losing. Evans told JD he had a big head. He said he will use it to KO Je'Vons. Penta challenged them to a tag match tonight.
Lola Vice vs. Roxanne Perez
They locked up and muscled each other around the ring. Perez relied on a side headlock early and often, keeping Vice grounded and frustrating her attempts to escape. Vice briefly transitioned into an armbar, but Perez countered and quickly regained control with the headlock. Perez then made the mistake of slapping Vice across the face, prompting a furious takedown from Vice. Vice followed with an attempt at a spinning back fist, but Perez dropped to the floor to avoid the strike. Perez tried to make her escape, only for Vice to chase her down the aisle and throw her back into the ring. Once back inside, Vice attempted to spring off the ropes for an arm drag, but Perez blocked the maneuver and stomped Vice in the face. Vice answered by locking in a sleeper/choke, forcing Perez to roll to the floor. Perez countered by driving Vice into the ringpost, but Vice immediately fired back with a belly-to-belly suplex on the floor. Following the commercial break, Vice had taken complete control, battering Perez with a series of kicks. She followed with a pair of hip attacks in the corner before adding a little insult to injury, rubbing her hips in Perez’s face. Vice then planted Perez with a backdrop suplex for a near fall. Perez regained her footing and tripped Vice up in the ropes before catching her with a sliding uppercut to the back of the neck. Perez kept the pressure on with a double-jump Lionsault and transitioned into a crossface, looking to force Vice to submit. Vice managed to roll through the hold and countered into an armbar, but Perez escaped and nearly stole the match with a jackknife cover. Perez connected with an uppercut, but Vice immediately answered with a spinning kick. Perez charged in and walked directly into a spinning back fist. Vice covered her and scored the pinfall.
Outside, 946 mocked that they were finally being called out. Royce Keys said someone's not making it out tonight and no one was safe.
Your winner, Lola Vice!
They showed rapper Ty Dollar Sign sitting at ringside.
Jackie Redmond interviewed Rey Mysterio and Dragon Lee. Lee said he's feeling great ahead of his match with Big Cass. Mysterio said Lee has been putting on big matches the last few weeks and is destined for greatness. Lee said he was going to bring the fire. Cass showed up and said he would stomp out the fire real quick. Lee went after him but was held back by Rey Mysterio.
Oba Femi made his way to the ring. He said he's been having issues with The Vision and has tried to keep them at bay, but not Bronson Reed has returned. He said Reed sucks and is a disrespectful SOB. He said he can give him some grace. Reed wasn't around when the torch was passed to Oba and Oba became King of the Ring. He doesn't understand that Oba "is the captain now!" Yes, they referenced the Tom Hanks movie. He has a contract to face Bronson at Money in the Bank signed by himself and HHH (have to get that plug in for Levesque). He demanded Bronson come out and sign the contract to make things official.
Reed came out and said they've been in the ring twice and Reed put him down twice. Oba may have beaten Brock Lesnar twice, but he's not Brock. He's here to rule, not compete. He signed the contract and walked out. Oba told him that he has some balls sealing his fate tonight. Paul Heyman sent him to stop Oba from breathing and to stop the one man who can't be stopped. He told Reed good luck, he's going to need it.
"Earlier" Lyra Valkyria showed up during a conversation between IYO SKY and Adam Pearce. She was mad she didn't know what was next for her after beating Bayley. They started arguing. Pearce made a match between the two of them.
Big Cass vs. Dragon Lee
Lee hit Cass with a dive before Cass could even make it into the ring. Once inside, though, Lee caught him with a big boot. Cass responded by draping Lee over the ropes in the corner before charging into him, sending Lee crashing to the floor. On the outside, Cass went for a boot, but Lee ducked underneath it. Lee then tried to launch himself at Cass, only for Cass to catch him in midair and drive him down with a chokeslam onto the ring apron. Cass wasn’t finished, either, as he delivered a second chokeslam onto the apron.
Lee tried to mount a comeback with a series of chops, but Cass cut him off. Lee fought back by grabbing Cass by the throat and tossing him out of the ring. Cass quickly returned to the floor and press slammed Lee back into the ring. Back inside, Cass rocked Lee with a short-arm clothesline for a near fall. Lee fought his way out of an armbar and caught Cass with a superkick. Lee then tripped Cass into the turnbuckles before hitting him with a series of dropkicks in the corner. Lee followed with a barrage of stomps, but Cass no-sold them and simply pulled himself back to his feet. Lee leveraged Cass over the ropes before diving over them and catching him with a hurricanrana, taking out Cass and a cameraman in the process.
Lee followed with another dive to the floor. Cass managed to crawl back into the ring, only for Lee to catch him with a punt kick. Lee then went for a crossbody, but Cass caught him in midair. Lee escaped and planted Cass with a tornado DDT. Lee followed with a running elbow strike for a near fall. He went for Operation Dragon, but Cass countered by attempting a chokeslam. Lee countered the chokeslam into a jackknife cover and scored the pin.
Your winner, Dragon Lee!
Cass was seething over the loss as Lee celebrated in the aisle.
Jacob Fatu told the Usos the 946 will try to separate them, so they need to step together tonight.
They showed members of The Milwaukee Bucks and Milwaukee Brewers at ringside.
Stephanie Vaquer said Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch will have to face each other next week on Raw to see who will challenge her at Money in the Bank for the WWE Women's World Championship.
They aired an LA Knight vignette, saying he's bulletproof but he realizes MITB may be his final shot at the title. He said he knows he can do it on his own and questioned if Roman Reigns can. He said the same way he made himself a Megastar, he'll make himself Champion.
IYO SKY vs. Lya Valkyria
After some back-and-forth action, Sky kicked Lyra in the stomach and locked her in a headlock. Sky followed with a dropkick, but missed a charge into the corner. Lyra countered by monkey-flipping Sky out of the corner, though Sky landed on her feet. Lyra then trapped Sky in a pendulum swing/surfboard before stomping on the back of her legs. Sky fought back and knocked Valkyria to the floor with a dropkick. She followed Valkyria outside and caught her with a superkick. A fan helped Sky steady herself on the barricade, allowing her to dive off it and connect with a crossbody onto Valkyria. Sky attempted an Asai moonsault, but Lyra tripped her up and left her hanging upside down. Lyra then took advantage, hitting Sky with a dropkick while she was suspended from the ropes.
During the commercial break, both women went for crossbodies and collided in midair. Sky recovered first and caught Lyra with a kick before hitting a dropkick off the top rope. Sky charged at Lyra, but Valkyria caught her with an enziguri. Valkyria followed with a sit-out powerbomb for a near fall. Valkyria went for a tornado DDT, but Sky escaped. Lyra then attempted the Night Wing, but Sky countered and hit a double-underhook backbreaker for a near fall. Valkyria went for a go-behind, but Sky escaped by sliding underneath the bottom rope, sending Lyra crashing into the ropes. The two continued fighting onto the apron, where Valkyria dropped Sky with a fisherman’s suplex. Shea went for a dive, but Sky moved out of the way. Sky then caught Valkyria with an Asai moonsault. Back inside the ring, Sky was favoring her head but still managed to catch Valkyria with a Meteora in the corner.
Sky climbed to the top rope for a moonsault, but Valkyria shoved her off the ropes and then pulled her into a backbreaker for a near fall. Valkyria climbed to the top rope, but Bayley distracted her by standing on the ring apron, wearing a “Ben” armband in support of PAC. The distraction left Valkyria vulnerable, as she dove straight into a dropkick from Sky. Sky immediately followed with a moonsault to score the victory.
Your winner, IYO SKY!
LA Knight warned The Bloodline he'd be waiting to see Roman Reigns next week.
AAA Cruiserweight Champion Rey Fenix will now defend his title across all brands. He will fight Ethan Page next week on Raw.
Penta and Je'Von Evans vs. JD McDonagh and Dominik Mysterio
Judgment Day jumped their opponents. They sent Evans and Penta to the floor, and after JD faked a dive to the outside, Mysterio came off the top rope with a crossbody onto both opponents. Penta hit Dominik with a bulldog and caught McDonagh with his handstand-in-the-corner dropkick. Penta followed with a springboard tornado DDT for a near fall. Evans pounded Dominik with right hands in the corner before tagging Penta back in. Penta kicked away at Dominik’s leg and caught him with a rana. He then sent Dominik and McDonagh to the floor before taking both men out with a tope con hilo. Back in the ring, Penta caught Dominik with a crossbody for a near fall.
Dominik went after Penta’s mask, but Penta fought him off with another crossbody off the top rope. Dominik responded with a dropkick and went for the 619, but Penta countered with an attempted Penta Driver. Penta hit Dominik with a superkick, only for Dom to fire back with one of his own. The two then clotheslined each other and were left down in the ring. Each side made tags, and Evans immediately went after McDonagh. Evacns then tossed Dominik into the timekeeper’s area before following up with his big dive. Back in the ring, Evans hit a springboard clothesline on McDonagh for a near fall. Evans went for the OG Cutter, but Dominik caught him. Evans recovered and caught McDonagh with a superkick, while Dominik charged straight into a superkick from Penta.
Evans went for the OG Cutter on McDonagh, who was setting up Penta for a piledriver. McDonagh moved, however, causing Evans to inadvertently hit Penta with the cutter. Dominik then caught Evans with the 619 for a near fall. Joe Hendry then made his way to ringside with McDonagh’s Funko Pop "father" singing, “JD McDonagh is a Funko Pop.” Hendry led the crowd in the song, prompting McDonagh to go after him. Dominik missed a frog splash and McDonagh walked directly into a superkick from Penta. Evans then took McDonagh out with a dive, allowing Penta to finish off Dominik with the Mexican Destroyer.
Your winners, Penta & Je'Von Evans!
Bron Breakker came through the crowd and hit both Evans and Penta with spears.
Byron Saxton then interviewed Becky Lynch, who was also wearing a “Ben” armband. Liv Morgan interrupted. Morgan said she deserved the title match at Money in the Bank. Becky responded that if Morgan really deserves the match, she should have no problem proving it, but Becky doesn’t even believe Liv thinks she can do that.
946 came through the crowd into the arena. Security immediately intercepted them. WHY? Don't they work here? 946 jumped the rail and took out the guard. The Bloodline came ouy and everyone brawled. Royce Keys and Jacob Fatu fought near the commentary table as they others brawled into the crowd and towards the back. Keys attacked Fatu and worked him over with a chair. Fatu came back to smash Keys with it. He went for a hip attack but Powerhouse Hobbs moved. He went to the back but Fatu pursued him with the chair and they battled to the back.
Everyone brawled backstage towards the parking area. 946 tried to get away in a car but Fatu snatched Keys and pulled him out. Keys shoved him back and slammed the car door into Fatu, who ended up in the line of sight of another car and was hit. Jaida Parker emerged, initially apologizing and claiming she didn’t see Fatu. She then told Fatu that no one is safe, so she was in on it and drove off with Keys.
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