WWE RAW Results & Highlights 28-September-2026: Oba Femi addresses The Vision, IYO SKY vs. Lyra Valkyria, The Bloodline promo and more

WWE Raw came to Milwaukee's Fiserv Forum on Monday, September 28, 2026, and it began quietly. A video remembered Benjamin Satterley, known to fans as Neville who tragically passes away on Sunday, September 27, 2026, before the show shifted to a card packed with grudges.Oba Femi walked out with a Money in the Bank contract in hand, and IYO SKY was handed a tough test in Lyra Valkyria. The Bloodline spent the night hunting for 946 after the abduction of Solo Sikoa, and Dragon Lee found himself in a hard fight with Big Cass.The Bloodline promo on 946Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso and Jacob Fatu opened the show without World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns. Jimmy said the family had been beaten down and had a car blown up weeks ago, but the abduction of Solo Sikoa was a step too far. Fatu took the blame for his earlier push to stay patient, then said patience was over. When 946's SUV pulled in, the group charged the garage and attacked a stagehand, only to stop when NXT's Jaida Parker stepped out asking for Adam Pearce.Lola Vice vs. Roxanne PerezLola Vice and Roxanne Perez started with side headlocks and arm drags under referee Jessika Carr. Perez took over outside the ring, driving Vice into the commentary table and steel steps before hitting a northern lights suplex on the floor. Vice used her MMA training to counter a crossface into a triangle choke, and Perez escaped with a roll-up for a two-count. A spinning back fist ended it for Vice. Women's Intercontinental Champion Raquel Rodriguez then attacked her, Sol Ruca's save fell short, and Perez finished the beatdown with Pop Rox.Winner: Lola ViceOba Femi promo on The VisionThe crowd chanted "Oba," and The Ruler told them to settle down. Femi said he was dressed for business, not combat, though that could change. He admitted Bronson Reed's return had shifted the mood around The Vision, then held up a Money in the Bank contract approved by Adam Pearce and signed by Triple H and himself. Reed came out alone, signed it and said he was there to dethrone The Ruler, not to compete. Once Reed left, Femi said, "Welcome back, Bronson Reed, and good luck. You're gonna need it."Dragon Lee vs. Big CassBackstage, Dragon Lee told Jackie Redmond he felt great while WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio praised his path, until Big Cass promised to stomp out his fire. In the ring, Lee opened with a dropkick and a tope con hilo, but Cass answered with a big boot and two chokeslams on the apron. Lee clawed back with corner dropkicks, a hurricanrana and a torpedo suicide dive. A roll-up stole him the win. Afterward, he hopped the barricade, sat in a fan's lap and sipped a beer while Cass fumed.Winner: Dragon LeeIYO SKY vs. Lyra ValkyriaThe matchup came together earlier in the day. IYO SKY was talking with Raw General Manager Adam Pearce when Lyra Valkyria interrupted, unhappy that beating Bayley had not opened more doors for her. Pearce answered by booking her against Sky that night. The two argued on the spot, and the exchange aired as a video package on the broadcast. Valkyria wanted opportunities, and now she had one in front of her. After the intense fight, SKY secured the win.Winner: IYO SKYThe Judgment Day vs. Je'Von Evans and PentaThe tag match started as a hallway argument. Je'Von Evans told Penta he would become the youngest Money in the Bank winner, and "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh cut in. Mysterio claimed Penta had stolen his spot in the Money in the Bank match and said he would have won if Adam Pearce had not gotten in his way. Evans fired back with a joke about Mysterio's heart and McDonagh's head. Penta then offered to team with Evans that night if The Judgment Day wanted another fight.Penta and Evans dominated the stretch with rapid strikes, stereo superkicks and high-flying offense, keeping Mysterio under constant pressure. Penta then took out both Mysterio and McDonagh with a daring tope con hilo before hitting Mysterio with a top-rope crossbody, but Mysterio kicked out at two.Winners: Je’Von Evans and PentaStay updated with the latest Asian Games 2026 news, check the Asian Games medal tally and complete Asian Games schedule.Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.