WWE Raw Results 9/7 - Women's World Championship On The Line, MITB Qualifiers Begin

Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s live coverage for "WWE Raw" on September 7, 2026, coming to you live from the Legacy Arena at The BJCC in Birmingham, Alabama!

Liv Morgan will be putting her Women's World Championship on the line for the first time since retaining against 2026 Queen of the Ring IYO SKY at WWE SummerSlam Saturday on August 1 as she defends against former titleholder Stephanie Vaquer. Tensions between the two women have been on the rise over the last several weeks, with Morgan having previously dethroned Vaquer as Women's World Champion at WWE WrestleMania 42 Saturday on April 18.

With Seth Rollins and Naomi having won the 2025 Men's and Women's Money In The Bank briefcases respectively, the first two entrances in the 2026 Men's and Women's Money In The Bank matches at WWE Money In The Bank on October 10. World Tag Team Champion and Vision member Bron Breakker will be going head-to-head with AAA General Manager Rey Mysterio and Ethan Page, while Breakker's stablemate Maxxine Dupri will be colliding with Lyra Valkyria and Sol Ruca in a pair of Triple Threat Qualifier matches.

We are live! Wade Barrett and Joe Tessitore greet audiences at home before throwing it over to a video recapping the events of WWE Sunday Night's Main Event last night.

The Vision then makes their way to the ring.

Bron Breakker says The Vision is in the ring, complete, and runs WWE. Breakker says Oba Femi is not medically cleared because he "rightfully took his spot as the future of WWE" thanks to his brother and best friend Bronson Reed.

Reed says Femi calls himself "The Ruler", but every now and then, there's a man who doesn't recognize the crown. He says Femi thought it was a force of nature until he got hit with multiple Tsunamis, and Logan Paul adds that The Vision is unstoppable right now. Austin Theory expresses his confidence in Breakker winning his Men's Money In The Bank qualifier. Maxxine Dupri calls the fans jealous for her relationship with Theory, but Akira Tozawa's music hits and he makes his way out.

Theory asks Tozawa how many times he has to smash his head in, but Tozawa says Theory won't be fighting him. Otis then makes his way to the ring.

The bell rings during the commercial break and Theory levels Otis with a shoulder tackle. He fires off a few right hands on him and wears him down with a submission hold, but Theory rolls out of the ring.

Dupri trips Otis from outside the ring, but Theory sends Otis crashing into the ring post shoulder first and Dupri hits Otis with Theory's World Tag Team Championship belt. Theory rolls into the ring through the middle rope, but Otis levels him with a clothesline back from the break and sends him crashing into the mat face first. He delivers a powerslam to Theory, but Reed attacks him from behind to cause the disqualification.

Winner: Otis (via disqualification due to outside interference)

After the match, The Vision beats down Otis and Tozawa. Breakker runs the ropes and delivers a spear to Otis before Reed delivers a Death Valley Driver to Tozawa. We see Oba Femi storming backstage as an official reminds him that he isn't medically cleared, but Femi shoves the official and storms to the ring. Femi fires off right hands and left hands on Reed, then delivers running uppercuts to Reed and Breakker. Theory cracks a chair across Femi's spine, but Femi stays standing and uses the chair to deliver a right hand to Theory. He sends Theory crashing into the mat, but Breakker lands a pair of spears on Femi. Reed connects with a running senton on Femi and follows it up with multiple Tsunamis. Officials run out to the ring to check on Femi.

We then head backstaeg, where Jey Uso holds a bat and Jimmy Uso holds a pipe. They run into Jacob Fatu to tell him they plan on calling out Royce Keys and OTM, but Fatu warns The Usos that it's a bad idea for them to do so. Jimmy vocally disagrees, but Jey tells Fatu to call the play. Fatu tells The Usos to wait. 

Jackie Redmond looks to catch up with comedian Matt Mathews in the crowd, but The Miz and Kit Wilson interrupt. The Miz vents his frustrations with Mathews getting his airtime, but Mathews asks Miz who he is again. Wilson calls Mathews toxic, but Mathews is pulled into the ringside area and Miz delivers a Skull Crushing Finale to him.

Back at ringside, Bron Breakker makes his way to the ring as we see he had delivered spears to Miz, Wilson, and Mathews during the commercial break. Rey Mysterio and Ethan Page follow.

The bell rings and Breakker takes control. He lands a stomp on Page and joins Rey on the ropes, but Page clocks Breakker from behind and Rey sends Breakker crashing into the ring post shoulder first. Page rolls up Rey, but Rey kicks out.

Breakker sends Rey crashing into one of the barricades midsection first and dumps Page out of the ring over the top rope, then sends him crashing over the announce desk with a flying clothesline off the ring apron. Rey levels Breakker with a West Coast Pop to send him crashing on top of the announce weeks before Rey and Page take out Breakker together and fire off right hands on one another on the outside of the ring.

Rey fires off right hands on Page in the corner of the ring back inside, but Page wears down Rey with a shoulder submission hold. Rey sends Breakker crashing into the ring steps on the outside back from the break, but Page catches Rey with an over the shoulder powerslam. Rey sends Page crashing into the middle rope and dials it up for a 619, then ascends to the top.

Page joins Rey on the ropes, but Breakker pulls both men off with a Frankensteiner. He then runs the ropes and delivers a spear to Rey for the win.

Winner: Bron Breakker

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