WWE Raw Results 9/14 - Two Titles On The Line, Money In The Bank Qualifiers Continue

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Welcome to Wrestling Inc.'s results for "WWE Raw" on September 14, 2026, coming to you live from the Arena CDMX in Mexico City, Mexico!

Roman Reigns will be putting his World Heavyweight Championship on the line for the first time since retaining against Seth Rollins at WWE SummerSlam Sunday on August 2 as he defends against Penta. Penta emerged as the victor of a World Heavyweight Championship Number One Contenders Tournament to earn his title shot against Reigns, defeating Laredo Kid in the first round on the August 10 episode of "Raw", La Parka in the semifinals on the August 24 edition of "Raw", and his brother Rey Fenix in the finals on the August 31 episode of "Raw".

Chad Gable will be putting his Intercontinental Championship on the line for the first time on television since retaining against Rey Mysterio on the August 17 episode of "Raw" as he defends against Dragon Lee. Lee emerged victorious against Ethan Page in a Number One Contenders match on August 31.

Sol Ruca and Bron Breakker of The Vision became the first two entrants in the 2026 Women's and Men's Money In The Bank matches, with the former defeating fellow Vision member Maxxine Dupri and Lyra Valkyria in a Triple Threat Qualifier last Monday and the latter scoring a win against the aforementioned Page and AAA General Manager Rey Mysterio that same night in another Triple Threat Qualifier. Tonight, the next two entrants in both respective matches will be revealed, as Women's Intercontinental Champion Raquel Rodriguez collides with Lola Vice and NXT Women's Champion Kelani Jordan while Big Cass takes on Je'Von Evans and The Vision's Austin Theory in two more Triple Threat Qualifier matches.

Additionally, Stephanie Vaquer will be making an appearance on tonight's show after dethroning Liv Morgan as Women's World Champion at a Live Event on September 12 in her home country of Chile thanks to special guest referee Becky Lynch not counting a pinfall from Morgan.

We are live! The show kicks off with a video recapping the World Heavyweight Championship Number One Contenders Tournament Match between Penta and Rey Fenix.

Corey Graves and Joe Tessitore then greet audiences at home as Rey Mysterio makes his way to the ring.

We Hear From Rey Mysterio

With Adam Pearce standing by, Rey welcomes Mexico City to "Raw" and says the show is there for the first time in 15 years. He speaks to the crowd in Spanish and says he's proud to represent Mexico, then says tonight will be "a historical night" and says one moment from the South American WWE tour this past week really stood out: Stephanie Vaquer winning the Women's World Championship.

Vaquer's music hits and she makes her way out. She shakes Adam Pearce and Rey Mysterio's hands, then thanks the Mexico City crowd in Spanish and says it was the joy of her life to win back the Women's World Championship in her home country of Chile. She says it's an honor to be back in Mexico, but Liv Morgan's music hits and she makes her way out along with Dominik Mysterio. Morgan says she got screwed out of losing her Women's World Championship in Chile. She calls Rey a deadhead father, and Dominik echoes her sentiment.

Dominik throws it over to a video showing El Grande Americano dethroning him as AAA Mega Champion with Rey serving as the special guest referee, then challenges Rey and Vaquer to a Mixed Tag Team Match on behalf of himself and Morgan. Pearce says Rey isn't medically cleared, but El Grande Americano's music hits and he makes his way out to take Rey's spot.

Stephanie Vaquer and El Grande Americano vs. Liv Morgan and Dominik Mysterio

The bell rings and Americano levels Dominik with a clothesline. He rains down right hands on Dominik in the corner of the ring, but Vaquer and Morgan tag in. Morgan rocks Vaquer with a knee strike, and Dominik holds open the ropes to send Vaquer crashing out of the ring.

Morgan beats down Vaquer on the outside and delivers a shotgun dropkick to her back inside the ring, then delivers The Three Amigos to Vaquer and tags out to Dominik as Americano tags in on his side.

Americano delivers a back body drop to Dominik and levels him with a clothesline, then ascends to the middle rope and delivers a blockbuster to Dominik. He goes for a pin, but Dominik kicks out and Morgan gets in his face from the ring apron.

Dominik dropkicks Americano out of the ring, and Morgan delivers a kick to Americano's face from the ring apron during the commercial break. Morgan pulls Vaquer off the ring apron back from the break to prevent Americano from tagging out, but Americano catches Dominik with an Air Raid Crash.

Vaquer and Morgan tag in, and Vaquer delivers The Devil's Kiss to Morgan. Morgan catches Vaquer with a codebreaker when Vaquer is distracted and hugs Dominik, but Americano fires off strikes on Dominik. Dominik delivers a drop toe hold to Americano to send him crashing into the middle rope, but Americano trips Dominik in the middle rope and calls for a 619.

Morgan slaps Americano, but Vaquer kicks Morgan into the middle rope. Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez appear at ringside and go after Vaquer to cause the disqualification.

Winners: Stephanie Vaquer and El Grande Americano (via disqualification)

After the match, Dominik drags Rey into the ring. Americano takes out Dominik, but JD McDonagh levels Americano with a headbutt out of nowhere and delivers a moonsault to him off the top rope. Morgan delivers an Oblivion to Vaquer, and Dominik delivers a Frog Splash to Rey off the top rope.

Je'Von Evans then makes his way to the ring. Austin Theroy, MAxxine Dupri, and Big Cass follow. 

Big Cass vs. Je'Von Evans vs. Austin Theory (w/ Maxxine Dupri) in a Triple Threat Qualifier Match for the 2026 Men's Money In The Bank Match

The bell rings and Theory proposes an alliance to Cass to go after Evans. Cass delivers a splash to Theory in response, but Evans locks in a sleeper on Cass. Cass throws Evans off his spine, but Evans sends Cass crashing into the corner of the ring and rocks him with an open palm strike. Cass sets up for a powerbomb on Evans, but Evans sends Cass crashing out of the ring over the top rope.

Evans sends Theory crashing over the barricade and into the timekeeper's area, then takes a lap around the ring. Cass intercepts Evans and chokeslams him into Theory in the timekeeper's area, then dumps both Evans and Theory back into the ringside area and sends Theory crashing into one of the barricades during the commercial break.

Evans rocks Cass with a kick, but Cass responds with a boot to Evans' chest and sends him crashing into another barricade. He dumps Evans back inside the ring, but Evans levels Cass and fires off strikes on Theory in the corner. Cass responds with an open palm strike to Evans, but Theory fires off right hands and left hands on Cass.

Cass levels Theory, but Evans rocks Cass with a big boot and joins him on the ropes. Theory lands a right hand on Cass' spine back from the break and gets Cass up on his shoulders, then delivers a sit-out powerbomb to him before Evans catches Theory with a Frog Splash.

Dupri checks on Theory on the outside, but Evans flies over the top rope to level Theory with a splash. He dumps him back in the ring, but Cass catches Evans with East River Crossing and goes after Theory. Dupri pulls Theory out of the ring, but Evans looks to surprise Cass with an OG Cutter. Cass sees Evans coming, but Evans looks to fly off the ropes. Cass levels him and delivers a big boot to Evans, but Theory sends Cass crashing out of the ring and pins Evans.

Cass pulls Theory under the bottom rope to break the fall, but Dupri gets in his face. Theory looks to surprise Cass, but Cass sends Theory crashing into the barricade. Evans flies through the ropes to level Cass, but Cass chokeslams Evans onto the ring apron. Theory levels Cass with a right hand, but Evans sends Theory crashing into Cass and connects with an OG Cutter on Cass for the win.

Winner: Je'Von Evans

Chad Gable then makes his wya to the ring. Dragon Lee follows. 

Chad Gable (c) vs. Dragon Lee for the Intercontinental Championship

The bell rings and Gable delivers a chop to Lee in the orient. He whips him into the opposite corner and delivers a Wrecking Ball Dropkick to him from the ring apron, then follows it up with a second dropkick to Gable and flies over the top rope with a tope con hilo to level Gable on the outside.

Lee dumps Gable back in the ring and lands a crossbody off the top rope, but Gable delivers a belly-to-belly suplex to Lee and looks to fly in the ring. Gable intercepts Lee with a belly-to-belly suplex and targets Lee's left ankle, but Lee catches Gable with a Tornado DDT and delivers a second tope con hilo to Gable through the middle rope to send Gable crashing over the announce desk.

Lee dumps Gable back in the ring during the commercial break, then levels Gable with a boot. The two men teeter on the ropes, but Gable delivers an Angle Slam to Lee off the top rope back from the break.

The two men exchange chops with one another, but Gable delivers a powerbomb to Lee and pins him. Lee kicks out and teeters on the ropes with Gable once again, but ends up tripping Gable up and draping him off the top rope by his knees.

Lee delivers a double stomp to Gable's chest, but Gable delivers a belly-to-belly throw to Lee and follows it up with a moonsault off the top rope. He goes for a pin, but Gable kicks out and delivers a series of German suplexes to him. Lee catches Gable with a running knee to the back of his neck and follows it up with Operation Dragon. He goes for a pin, but Gable kicks out.

Gable cinches in an Ankle Lock on Lee, but Lee escapes and delivers a Styles Clash to Gable. He goes for another pin, but Gable kicks out once again and cinches the Ankle Lock back in on Lee. Lee taps out.

Winner (and still): Chad Gable

After the match, Gable extends his hand to Lee as Lee makes it back up to his feet. Lee shakes it, and Gable hugs Lee and raises his hand as a show of respect. 

Kelani Jordan then makes her way to the ring. Lola Vice and Raquel Rodriguez follow. 

Raquel Rodriguez vs. Lola Vice vs. Kelani Jordan in a Triple Threat Qualifier Match for the 2026 Women's Money In The Bank Match

The bell rings and Jordan slides out of the ring. Rodriguez and Vice lock up, but Vice rocks Rodriguez with a kick to her head. Jordan levels Vice, but the two women team up on Rodriguez. Jordan delivers a kick to Rodriguez's head on the outside and delivers a springboard moonsault to her off the ropes, but Vice levels Jordan with a running senton off the ring apron. Rodriguez then levels Vice.

Rodriguez fires off back elbows on Vice back inside the ring during the commercial break, then whips her into another corner and follows it up with a splash to her. Jordan sends Rodriguez crashing out of the ring and lands a leg drop on Vice, then connects with a Northern Lights suplex on her and goes for a pin.

Rodriguez breaks the fall and wears down Vice with a submission hold, but Vice escapes and low bridges Rodriguez out of the ring over the top rope. Jordan sends Rodriguez crashing into the ring steps, but Vice delivers Hip Attacks to Rodriguez and Vice in opposite corners back from the break.

Jordan ascends to the top rope and looks to fly, but Rodriguez catches her. Jordan then delivers a Frog Splash to Rodriguez off the top rope, but Rodriguez delivers a Fallaway Slam to Vice. Jordan then looks to land a 450 Splash off the top rope, but Vice catches Jordan in a Triangle hold. Rodriguez breaks things up, but Vice catches her in a sleeper. Rodriguez escapes and delivers a boot to send Jordan crashing off the apron, but Vice rolls her up for the win.

Winner: Lola Vice

We then head outside the Arena CDMX, where Becky Lynch puts Stephanie Vaquer and her Women's World Championship on notice. 

Back at ringside, Penta makes his way out. Roman Reigns follows. 

Roman Reigns (c) vs. Penta for the World Heavyweight Championship

The bell rings and the two men stare down one another. They then lock up, but Penta rains down right hands on Reigns in the corner and connects with a modified Bronco Buster on him in the corner. Penta flies over the top rope with a tope con hilo to take out Reigns on the outside, but Reigns sends Penta crashing into the ring post during the commercial break.

Reigns sends Penta's head bouncing off the ring apron, but Penta fires off strikes on Reigns. Reigns levels Penta, but Penta catches Reigns with a lungblower and delivers a boot to Reigns' midsection. He follows it up with a springboard DDT off the ropes and goes for a pin, but Reigns kicks out.

Reigns delivers a pair of dropkicks to Penta on the outside of the ring, but Penta connects with a Penta Driver on Reigns and goes for a pin. Reigns kicks out and levels Penta with a Superman Punch, then goes for a pin but Penta kicks out. Reigns then calls for a spear, but Penta sees him coming and delivers a Mexican Destroyer to him. Reigns lands on his feet and catches Penta with a spear, then goes for a pin but Penta kicks out once again.

Reigns rains down right hands on Penta and grabs a microphone, then demands that Mexico City acknowledge him. He runs the ropes, but Penta catches Reigns with a kick and delivers a springboard Mexican Destroyer to him. He goes for a pin, but Reigns kicks out and exchanges right hands with Penta.

Penta fires off kicks on Reigns' thighs and runs one of the ropes. Reigns intercepts Penta with a strike, but Penta rocks Reigns with a trio of superkicks. Reigns responds with a spear to Penta for the win.

Winner (and still): Roman Reigns

After the match, Reigns stands tall holding up his World Heavyweight Championship belt inside the ring as Penta kneels at the top of the entrance ramp and the show goes off the air. 

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