Jaida Parker Just Had the Best WWE Debut of 2026, Bronson Reed's Monster Moment, More Raw Fallout

The September 28 edition of WWE Raw on Netflix from the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee focused on the ongoing war between The Bloodline and 946.

Jaida Parker arrived on Raw for the first time, revealing at the end of the night that she had aligned with Royce Keys and her NXT partners, OTM, by running over Jacob Fatu.

Bronson Reed and Oba Femi agreed to fight at Money in the Bank, and Dragon Lee pulled off a shock win over Big Cass.

Check out all the fallout from an important WWE Raw on the road to Money in the Bank.

Jaida Parker Had the Best Main Roster Debut of 2026

Raw just added another big name from NXT as Jaida Parker aligned with 946 in the fight against The Bloodline.

This is a huge spot for Parker as she is instantly working off some of the biggest names in WWE right now.

The 27-year-old was one of NXT's most popular stars near the end of her run and now appears set for a role that leans more heavily on her character work than her in-ring ability.

This is the best spot for her early on as Parker was never the best wrestler in NXT but found ways to sell her character to a variety of audiences.

She can go forward working with Bronco Nima and Lucien Price, her primary allies in NXT, as well as working alongside one of WWE's biggest rising stars in Keys.

While Oba Femi and Trick Williams have strong cases, the spotlight immediately on Parker makes this the best debut of 2026, selling her as a big deal.

The future is bright for Parker, especially if working with the best women on WWE's main roster helps her take that final step toward becoming a complete star.

Since WWE rarely runs intergender storylines, the arrival of Jaida Parker should indicate that The Bloodline will also need a female member.

The best option is the biggest name WWE could bring back right now: Naomi.

It has been more than a year since fans last saw the former women's world champion, who has kept a low profile since announcing her pregnancy and taking time to adjust to life as a new mother.

All signs point to Naomi returning to the road soon to help combat Parker, which will give Raw another big name star.

Assuming Naomi is ready to go full speed soon, she could be the perfect first rival for the newcomer before working her way back into world title contention.

Make-or-Break Moment Coming for Bronson Reed

Bronson Reed is about to compete in one of the biggest matches of his career, alongside his Crown Jewel 2025 victory over Roman Reigns.

Facing WWE's biggest rising star, Oba Femi, could be a recipe for success—or an absolute disaster.

It is all down to the presentation. Will Reed look like a threat or a chump next to The Ruler?

After multiple recent attempts to sell him as a true threat to Femi, he should at least get close to victory on his own and perhaps win thanks to The Vision.

If the presentation is rough or the match falls short, Reed could quickly fall back into the support role for Bron Breakker and Logan Paul over presenting as a monster all his own.

Dragon Lee picked up a nice win on Raw that should mean much more for the luchador in the near future.

Dragon has outperformed his status multiple times over, and it is possible his contract will be up soon with WWE.

This is not the time to keep him in the same spot. A random win over Big Cass is fine, but he needs to look like a real threat in the midcard.

WWE should be looking to sign Dragon for the long term, possibly truly committing to him as the next Rey Mysterio.

Dragon is a veteran with over a decade of experience but also still 20 years younger than Mysterio at 31 years old.

He is one of the rare luchadors who can move like The Master of the 619 and has started to build a crowd reaction that can match what Mysterio once was.

Of all the great luchadors in WWE right now, Dragon feels the best poised to deliver in the classic lucha libre role at the top level for the next decade.

Why Are We Back to Part-Time Roman Reigns?

When Roman Reigns won the World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania 42, he said that he was done playing part-timer.

Apparently, that only extended to SummerSlam as The Tribal Chief has barely appeared since.

His match with Penta in Mexico City was fantastic but lacked a strong story beyond the luchador rising the ranks through a tournament he was always expected to win.

As the men's world champion in Raw, the company needs Reigns around not just to wrestle but also to sell the stories of his biggest matches.

At this point, LA Knight is building up his feud with The OTC alone, a familiar scenario for one of WWE's best mic workers.

It is a shame, though, because he and Reigns could have worked magic together. Instead, the actual lead storyline on Raw is The Bloodline vs. 946. Knight is a side mission title defense for The OTC.

Hopefully, Reigns will at least appear more after Money in the Bank as The Bloodline's rivalry with Royce Keys and OTM heads toward WarGames.