WWE Raw Results (October 26, 2026): Stratton's Cash-In Foiled, Bayley Wins No DQ, Sami Zayn Retains

Raw in Fresno was supposed to be built around Stephanie Vaquer's return. Instead, it ended with Liv Morgan being dragged to safety by Dominik Mysterio as Tiffany Stratton stood in the ring with a referee and a Money in the Bank briefcase. Here is everything that happened on Raw on October 26, 2026, from the Save Mart Center in Fresno, California.

Raw results (October 26, 2026)

• Undisputed WWE Championship: Sami Zayn (c) def. Je'Von Evans
• No Disqualification: Bayley def. Lyra Valkyria by submission
• Non-title: IYO SKY def. Raquel Rodriguez
• Ethan Page & Big Cass def. Chad Gable & Dragon Lee
• Women's World Championship: Becky Lynch def. Liv Morgan (c) by disqualification. Morgan keeps the title
• Tiffany Stratton's Money in the Bank cash-in on Morgan never got started

Vaquer is out, and Lynch gets Morgan instead

Adam Pearce opened the show with bad news: Stephanie Vaquer was not medically cleared to compete, so her match with Becky Lynch was off. With Lynch already in the building, Pearce gave her a Women's World Championship match against Liv Morgan later in the night instead.

Backstage, Morgan was not happy about defending her title on short notice and complained to The Judgment Day that the whole roster was against her. It set the tone for how the main event would end.

Sami Zayn retains against Je'Von Evans

Sami Zayn interrupted Pearce, complained that he had been left off the show, and ran down Roman Reigns ahead of their match at Crown Jewel. Je'Von Evans came out to tell him to stop complaining, Zayn brushed him off as not on his level, and Pearce made the match for the Undisputed WWE Championship on the spot.

Evans gave Zayn a real fight, hitting a frog splash and a superkick for near falls. Then Penta walked out with his Money in the Bank briefcase and a referee, looking for his moment. Bron Breakker wiped him out from behind, Evans dove onto Breakker, and Zayn used the chaos to hit an exploder suplex and the Helluva Kick for the win.

Breakker and Bronson Reed kept going after the bell, with Logan Paul on hand. Penta tried to save Evans, but The Vision laid both men out with spears and Tsunamis. Later, Penta and Evans asked Pearce for a shot at the World Tag Team Championship, and Pearce made it official for Crown Jewel.

Bayley makes Lyra Valkyria tap in a No DQ war

Bayley and Lyra Valkyria used everything they could find: chairs, kendo sticks, a trash can and more than one table. Both women went through tables before it was over, and Bayley put Lyra through one at ringside with an elbow drop.

The finish was nasty. Lyra went for a kendo stick, Bayley took it from her, and locked in a crossface with the stick across Lyra's face until she tapped.

IYO SKY beats Raquel Rodriguez again

For the second week running, IYO SKY got the better of Raquel Rodriguez, countering the Tejana Bomb into a roll-up for the pin. The Women's Intercontinental Championship was not on the line, but Pearce had hinted that a win would put SKY in line for a shot.

The Judgment Day did not take it well. Roxanne Perez attacked SKY from behind, and Rodriguez helped lay her out.

The Bloodline accepts Royce Keys' challenge

Royce Keys of 946 sent a message to Solo Sikoa, promising to do to him what he has done to The Usos. Solo, with The Bloodline behind him, accepted. Solo Sikoa vs. Royce Keys is set for next week's Raw.

Ethan Page and Big Cass win their first big tag match

Ethan Page and Big Cass followed up last week's attack with a win over Intercontinental Champion Chad Gable and Dragon Lee. Page took Gable out of the match with an Ego-Plex on the floor, leaving Lee on his own. Cass flattened Lee with a big boot, and Page finished him with another Ego-Plex.

Main event: Lynch wins by DQ, and Stratton's cash-in falls apart

Lynch and Morgan went back and forth for almost 20 minutes. Lynch was close to taking the title when Rodriguez and Perez ran in and attacked her, and the referee threw the match out. Lynch wins by disqualification, but titles do not change hands on a DQ, so Morgan is still Women's World Champion.

The Judgment Day kept attacking Lynch until Chelsea Green and SKY came out to help. Then Tiffany Stratton ran down with her briefcase, hit Morgan with her moonsault and handed the case to the referee. Before the cash-in could begin, Dominik Mysterio pulled Morgan out of the ring to safety, and Stratton was left fuming with her briefcase still unused.

What it means and what's next

• Crown Jewel now has a World Tag Team Championship match: The Vision's Bron Breakker and Austin Theory (c) vs. Penta and Je'Von Evans. It gives Penta something to do while he waits for the right time to cash in, and it keeps Evans close to the top after taking Zayn to the limit.
• The women's title picture is now crowded. Lynch has a fair claim to a rematch after winning by DQ, Vaquer is still out, Stratton has shown she will cash in at any moment, and Morgan still has a Champion vs. Champion match against Chelsea Green at Crown Jewel. Expect WWE to keep Morgan running scared until that night.
• IYO SKY has now beaten Rodriguez twice in two weeks. That usually means a title match is coming, and with The Judgment Day attacking her afterwards, it may arrive with some help on both sides.
• Bayley's win should close the book on her feud with Lyra, at least for now. It was the clear win WWE needed to give her momentum going into the end of the year.
• Page and Cass are now a real threat to Gable, and Page looks like the obvious next challenger for the Intercontinental Championship. With Rusev close to a TV return, there could be a third member on the way. Read our Rusev update.
• Next week's Raw is in Brooklyn with an early start of 6 p.m. ET / 3 p.m. PT. John Cena is back on Raw, and Solo Sikoa faces Royce Keys.

How did our predictions do?

In our Raw preview, we went 2 for 3 on the matches that happened. We had IYO SKY over Raquel Rodriguez and Ethan Page and Big Cass over Gable and Lee, but we picked Lyra Valkyria to win the No DQ match. Our pick of Vaquer over Lynch did not count, since Vaquer was not cleared.

For the full Crown Jewel card, see our Crown Jewel 2026 preview, and for the latest on the show's location, our Crown Jewel status update. You can also rate every match from this show at the end of this article and on our match ratings page.