WWE Raw Results 2/9 - Elimination Chamber Triple Threat Qualifiers Continue, World Tag Team Title On The Line
Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for "WWE Raw" on February 9, 2026, coming to you live from the Rocket Arena in Cleveland, Ohio!
The next entrants in the Men's and Women's Elimination Chamber matches at WWE Elimination Chamber on February 28 will be revealed tonight, as LA Knight squares off with Austin Theory of The Vision and Penta in a Men's Triple Threat Qualifier while one half of the reigning Women's Tag Team Champions Rhea Ripley goes head-to-head with Ivy Nile and Lyra Valkyria in a Women's Triple Threat Qualifier. Randy Orton and Tiffany Stratton both won Triple Threat Qualifiers of their own this past Friday on "WWE SmackDown" to secure their spots in the Men's and Women's Elimination Chamber matches respectively.
Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso will be putting the World Tag Team Championship on the line for the first time since they dethroned AJ Styles and Dragon Lee as titleholders on the December 29 episode of "Raw" as they defend against Alpha Academy's Otis and Akira Tozawa. Otis and Tozawa emerged victorious against New Day's Xavier Woods and Kofi Kingston, Brutus Creed and Julius Creed, and Los Americanos' Rayo Americano and Bravo Americano in a Fatal Four-Way Number One Contenders match on the January 26 episode of "Raw" to earn the right to challenge The Usos tonight.
Maxxine Dupri may be one of the members of the "Raw" women's roster who is newer to the wrestling business, but longtime veteran Nattie took Dupri under her wing to aid her in her ongoing training. That all changed on the January 19 episode of "Raw" when Nattie cost Dupri a Women's Intercontinental Championship match to Becky Lynch, with Durpi subsequently promising to do everything she could to seek her retribution on Nattie. Tonight, she has the chance to do so when the pair collide with one another in the ring.
We are live! Michael Cole and Corey Graves greet audiences at home as an angry looking Becky Lynch makes her way to the ring.
We Hear From Becky Lynch
Lynch paces around the ring as she says there's only so much disrespect one woman can take. She says she came to the ring looking to make a big announcement about how corruption took over WWE Royal Rumble, but instead, she saw that AJ Lee was walking around backstage with CM Punk.
Lee's music hits and she makes her way out. Lynch asks Lee what she's doing on her show, and Lee says she's not there for Lynch. She says she's there to support Maxxine Dupri in her match against Nattie later and planned on hanging out in catering after, but Lynch cuts her off and says she understands Lee's whole thing about being cute. She says Lee won't stop yapping like a chihuahua who is ruining her life, but Lee questions how she's ruining Lynch's life aside from beating her at WWE WrestlePalooza, in the 2025 Women's WarGames match, and costing her the Women's Intercontinental Championship.
Lynch asks Lee what it will take to get rid of her, then asks Lee if she wants her to ruin her life in front of her hometown crowd at Elimination Chamber. Lee says Lynch is either having a nervous breakdown or wants to face her in the ring, then says she knew Lynch liked her and finds it flattering that Lynch wants to face her. She says she hasn't had a singles match in over a decade and it would have to be special for her, then says Lynch is one of the greatest of all time. She considers what beating Lynch would make her, then says it would make her the Number One Contender for the Women's Intercontinental Championship.
Lynch declines to make Lee her new Number One Contender, then says she's done nothing to deserve a Women's Intercontinental Championship. She says Lee isn't technically an active member of the "Raw" roster, then says she'll go back to Chicago. Lynch eventually gives in and agrees to defend her Women's Intercontinental Championship.
The Usos then make their way to the ring. Alpha Academy follows.
The Usos (c) vs. Alpha Academy for the World Tag Team Championship
Otis and Jey Uso begin the action. The bell rings and Otis offers his hand to Jey. Jey shakes it, and the pair lock up with one another. Akira Tozawa tags in and locks up with Jey, but Jey tags in Jimmy and Tozawa pins Jimmy. Jimmy kicks out, but Tozawa rocks Jey with an enzigiri and Otis tosses Tozawa out of the ring to level The Usos on the outside.
During the commercial break, Tozawa dumps Jimmy back in the ring and pins him. Jimmy kicks out and Tozawa wears him down with a submission hold, but Jimmy escapes and takes down Tozawa. Jey tags back in, but Tozawa rocks him with a back elbow back from the break. He spikes Tozawa with a DDT, then tags in Otis as Jimmy tags in on his side.
Otis lands a bodyslam on Jimmy, but Jey catches Otis with a kick to his head and levels Tozawa with a superkick on the apron. Jimmy tags back in, then rocks Otis with a double superkick alongside Jey. Otis levels Jimmy and Jey with a double clothesline, then tags in Tozawa. Tozawa levels Jimmy and Jey with a missile dropkick off the middle rope, then lands a series of tope suicidas on both of them on opposite sides of the ring.
Tozawa dumps Jimmy back in the ring and ascends to the top rope, then lands a senton on Jimmy and goes for a pin. Jimmy kicks out, but Jey tags in and The Usos land a double spear on Otis. They follow it up with a 1-D to him for the win.
Winners (and still): The Usos
After the match, Byron Saxton joins The Usos in the ring to ask them what's next. Jey voices his respect for Alpha Academy, but Jimmy encourages Jey to win a Men's Elimination Chamber Triple Threat Qualifier so he can win the Men's Elimination Chamber match.
Liv Morgan and Dominik Mysterio then make their way to the ring.
We Hear From Liv Morgan and Dominik Mysterio
Morgan looks to speak, but Dominik stops her and calls for someone to bring him roses and chocolates. She hands them to Morgan, and Morgan tells Dominik that she plans on giving him her gift later.
Morgan puts down the roses and chocolates, then says Cleveland is in the presence of the greatest Royal Rumble winner and Intercontinental Champion of all time. She says she knows that Women's World Champion Stephanie Vaquer and Women's Champion Jade Cargill are both afraid of her because they know whoever she chooses to face at WrestleMania 42 will lose their title to her.
Vaquer's music hits and she makes her way out. She tells Morgan that she talks too much, then says something Spanish. Morgan asks Dominik what Vaquer says, and Dominik tells Morgan that he doesn't think he should tell Morgan what Vaquer said. He then responds to Vaquer's statement in Spanish, and Vaquer tells Morgan that Dominik just called her a little b****. She tells Morgan that she hopes that Morgan chooses to challenge her at WrestleMania 42, but Morgan tells Vaquer that she's not going to rush her decision. Vaquer and Morgan continue their tense exchange of words, resulting in Vaquer slapping Dominik.
Lyra Valkyria then makes her way to the ring. Ivy Nile and Rhea Ripley follow.
Rhea Ripley vs. Ivy Nile vs. Lyra Valkyria in a Women's Elimination Chamber Triple Threat Qualifier
The bell rings and Nile sends Valkyria crashing out of the ring. Nile cinches in a waist lock on Ripley. Ripley whips Nile into the corner, but Valkyria rolls up Ripley. Ripley kicks out, but Nile lands a double German suplex on both Ripley and Valkyria.
Valkyria takes out Ripley with a hurricanrana to her through the middle rope, then dumps Nile back in the ring during the commercial break and follows it up with a crossbody to her off the middle rope. Valkyria trips Nile and lands a shotgun dropkick on her, then follows it up with a Northern Lights suplex. Nile runs the ropes, but Ripley trips her and rocks Valkyria with a superkick on the outside. She cinches in a modified Bow and Arrow on Ripley, but Nile breaks the hold before Nile pins Valkyria. Valkyria kicks out.
Back from the break, Valkyria joins Ripley on the ropes as Nile is draped off the top rope by her knees. Nile pulls both Valkyria and Ripley off the ropes with a German suplex, but Ripley levels Nile with a pair of clotheslines and lands a dropkick on her. Valkyria then rolls up Ripley, but Ripley kicks out. Valkyria rolls up Ripley once again, but Ripley kicks out and gets Valkyria in an electric chair position. Nile looks to fly off the ropes, but Ripley ducks out of the way.
Nile lands a German suplex on Ripley and sets up for a vertical suplex on Valkyria. Valkyria escapes, but Nile sends Valkyria crashing into the mat with a sidewalk slam and wears her down with a submission hold. Ripley breaks things up with a headbutt, but Nile lands a backstabber on Ripley. Valkyria then catches Nile with the Night Wing and pins Nile, but Ripley breaks things up and lands Rip Tide on Valkyria. She pins her for the win.
Winner: Rhea Ripley
We then head over to Judgment Day's clubhouse, where Finn Balor tells Dominik Mysterio that he's tired of being an afterthought as Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez stand by.
Finn Balor Hijacks CM Punk's Interview With Michael Cole
Michael Cole looks to introduce CM Punk, but Finn Balor grabs the microphone from him and says everyone seems to forget him leaving Punk laying in the ring two weeks ago. He says Punk is hurt and he knows that because he did it, then says he's tired of being an afterthought and challenges Punk to a World Heavyweight Championship at Elimination Chamber.
Adam Pearce makes his way out with security, then tells Balor that they already had a conversation about this. He says Roman Reigns challenging Punk for the World Heavyweight Championship is locked in for the main event of WrestleMania 42, then advises Balor to leave the ring unless he wants security to escort him out.
Punk's music hits and he makes his way out. Pearce attempts to stop Punk, but Punk gets in the ring and forces Balor to get out and stand on the announce desk. Punk then says Balor isn't an afterthought and deserves to be beaten down by him before he dares Balor to get in the ring with him. Balor makes it clear that he won't get into the ring with Punk unless the World Heavyweight Championship on the line, and Punk agrees to defend his title either now or at Elimination Chamber. Pearce adamantly tells Punk that Balor will not be challenging him for the World Heavyweight Championship, but Punk tells Pearce that he won't take no for an answer. Pearce finally agrees to make a World Heavyweight Championship match official for Elimination Chamber before security escort Balor away from ringside through the crowd.
Punk tells Cole that they were scheduled to do an interview and asks if he has a question for him, and Cole asks Punk what he's doing by jeopardising his WrestleMania 42 World Heavyweight Championship main event against Reigns. Punk says he's not jeopardising, but rather building something and being a fighting champion that the fans deserve to see. He says he'll fight anyone at any time to prove that he's "The Best In The World", then says he's humble enough to know that things could end at any night. He says WrestleMania 42 will only end one way, and that's with him still being World Heavyweight Champion.
We then head backstage, where The Vision confront Adam Pearce and Paul Heyman reiterates just how serious Bron Breakker's current injury is. Pearce says he recogizes that Breakker is the future of WWE, then tells The Vision to focus on Theory's upcoming Triple Threat Qualifier and advises Heyman to not get involved in it.
Nattie then makes her way to the ring. Maxxine Dupri follows.
Nattie vs. Maxxine Dupri
The bell rings and Dupri immediately cinches in an Ankle Lock on Nattie. Nattie manages to escape, but Dupri levels her with a spinning back heel kick and cinches in another Ankle Lock on Nattie on the outside. Nattie sends Dupri crashing into the ring steps to escape, then sends her crashing into the ring post and over the announce desk. She sends Dupri crashing into the announce desk with a flapjack as the referee begins a count out, then rains down right hands on her. The referee completes his ten count, seeing as neither woman returns into the ring.
Winner: N/A (countout)
After the match, Nattie locks in a Sharpshooter on Dupri on top of the announce desk. AJ Lee runs out to check on Dupri as officials do the same, and Nattie retreats through the crowd. Becky Lynch then blindsides Lee from behind and sends her crashing into the ring post.
Los Americanos then make their way to the ring. Je'Von Evans and Original El Grande Americano (resembling Chad Gable) follow, with the latter revealing himself as Evans' mystery tag team partner.
Je'Von Evans and OG El Grande Americano vs. Los Americanos (w/ El Grande Americano)
Evans and Rayo Americano begin the action. The bell rings and Rayo fires off a stomp on Evans' midsection. Evans lands a dropkick on Rayo, but Bravo Americano and OG Grande tag in. OG Grande ascends to the top rope and lands a double lariat on Bravo and Rayo off the middle rope, then clotheslines Rayo out of the ring as OG Grande does the same to Bravo.
During the commercial break, Rayo lands a kick on Evans' face. He sends Evans crashing into the ring post groin first with Bravo, then wears down Evans with a submission hold and tags out to Bravo. Bravo and Rayo level Evans with a double back elbow, but Evans levels Bravo by flying off the top rope with a cannonball back from the break and tags in OG Grande.
OG Grande lands a German suplex on Rayo, then lands a back body drop on Bravo as he still has hold of Rayo and lands a second German suplex on Rayo. OG Grande then delivers a double German suplex to Rayo and Bravo, then cinches in an Ankle Lock on Rayo.
Rayo lands a headbutt on Evans on the apron, but OG Grande takes out Rayo. Grande (resembling Ludwig Kaiser) pushes OG Grande off the middle rope, and Bravo looks to take advantage by flying off the ropes. Evans catches Bravo with the OG Cutter mid-air, and OG Grande follows it up with a flying headbutt to Bravo for the win.
Winners: Je'Von Evans and OG El Grande Americano
As Evans and OG Grande celebrate their win, Grande attacks them from behind and looks to unmask OG Grande. OG Grande quickly recovers and looks to unmask Grande, but Bravo and Rayo pull Grande out of the ring before OG Grande can unmask him.
Penta then makes his way to the ring. LA Knight and The Vision both follow.
LA Knight vs. Austin Theory (w/ Paul Heyman) vs. Penta in a Men's Elimination Chamber Triple Threat Qualifier
The bell rings and Knight and Penta go after Theory. Knight fires off stomps on Theory in the corner, and Penta delivers a modified Bronco Buster to him. Knight then rolls up Penta, but Penta kicks out and flies over the top rope to level Knight on the outside.
Penta dumps Knight back in the ring and fires off a right hand on him, but Theory runs over Penta on the outside and fires off stomps on Knight back in the ring. He rains down right hands on Knight in the corner during the commercial break, then whips Knight into the corner spine first. Knight fires off right hands on Theory and pins him, but Theory pins him and Knight kicks out. Theory then lands a stomp on Knight and jams his knee into the back of his neck before he rains down right hands on Knight in the corner and delivers a suplex to him.
Back from the break, Knight fires off right hands on Theory and lands a neckbreaker on him. Penta levels Knight with a clothesline out of the corner, but Theory levels Penta with a vertical suplex and pins him. Penta kicks out, but Theory whips Penta into the corner and drives him into the mat with a boot. He fires off more stomps on Penta, but Knight delivers a flying shoulder tackle to Theory from the apron over the top rope.
Knight sends Theory repeatedly crashing into the announce desk, then sends Penta's face bouncing off it repeatedly and dumps him back in the ring.
Knight sends Theory crashing into the mat with a back suplex, but Penta lands a crossbody on Theory and Knight off the middle rope. He lands a backstabber on Theory and pins him, but Knight breaks the fall. Knight then sits Penta on the top rope, but Penta fights him off and sets up for a superplex on Penta. Theory pulls both men off the ropes with a powerbomb and pins them both, but they both kick out. Theory sets up for a Curb Stomp on Knight, but Knight levels Theory with a reverse DDT and connects with an elbow drop on him off the top rope.
Logan Paul and Bronson Reed run down to the ring, but Knight rakes out Paul with a dropkick to him through the middle rope. Reed lands an elbow drop on Knight on the outside and dumps him inside the ring, then lands a Tsunami on him as Paul distracts the referee. Adam Pearce and security run down to the ring to escort Reed and Paul to the back, opening the door for Theory to land a Curb Stomp on Knight and pin him.
Penta pulls Theory out of the ring to break the fall, but Theory lands a back body drop on Penta.
A hooded figure appears out of nowhere and begins attacking Theory. He lands a Curb Stomp on him and dumps him back in the ring, but gets chased away by Paul. Theory pulls himself up, but Knight is there waiting with a BFT on him for the win.
Winner: LA Knight