Raw Results, November 2, 2026: Ethan Page Wins the IC Title, Cruz Montana Joins The 946 and Sami Zayn Drops Roman Reigns in Brooklyn

The Story

Raw aired live Monday, Nov. 2, from Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, with a special 6 p.m. ET start on Netflix (Wrestling News; Gerweck.net). Joe Tessitore and Wade Barrett called the action (Wrestling News). It’s the go-home show for Crown Jewel this Saturday in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (catch up on Crown Jewel’s venue change) (Wrestling News). Here’s the whole night in order, and you can find every past show in our Raw and Wrestling sections.

Roman Reigns and Sami Zayn open the show

Reigns opened Raw and brushed off The 946 as “the biggest haters of them all” before Zayn came out and asked to talk “family to family, champion to champion” (Wrestling News). Reigns told Zayn he was the one who benefited most from The Bloodline and took a shot at his WrestleMania 38 match with Johnny Knoxville. Zayn fired back that fans will remember that match for decades, while nobody remembers Reigns vs. Brock Lesnar “part six of 12,” and said the most memorable thing Reigns had done in five years was get hit with a chair that Zayn swung (Wrestling News; Fightful). Reigns closed by telling Brooklyn to acknowledge him (Wrestling News).

Ethan Page def. Chad Gable (c) to win the Intercontinental Championship

Page went right after Gable’s already hurt neck and shoulder, and Gable answered by working Page’s knee with Dragon Screws and the Ankle Lock. Gable even put Page through an Olympic Slam on the announce table. Gable hit Chaos Theory, but his neck was too banged up to hold the bridge, and Page kicked out (WWE.com; Wrestling News). Page had pulled a turnbuckle pad off earlier, and it paid off: he sent Gable into the exposed steel and hit the Egoplex for the win and his first title on Raw (WWE.com; Wrestling News).

Joe Hendry speaks

Joe Hendry said he couldn’t pretend everything was fine after being taken out by Bronson Reed and jumped by JD McDonagh, and promised to get the world chanting “We Believe” again (Wrestling News; Fightful). Backstage, Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso and Solo Sikoa got a visit from Reigns, who told them he wasn’t leaving until the job got done (Wrestling News; Fightful).

The Judgment Day def. Chelsea Green, Iyo Sky and Tiffany Stratton

This one picked up from Stratton’s near cash-in on Friday, when The Judgment Day stopped her from cashing in on Morgan (Wrestling News). Sky flew off the top rope to the floor, Stratton hit a swanton on Morgan for a near fall, and Green landed the Unprettier before Rodriguez pulled her out of the ring. In the end, Green slapped Perez off the apron, Morgan made a blind tag and hit Oblivion on Green for the pin (WWE.com; Wrestling News). Green, the WWE Women’s Champion, faces Women’s World Champion Morgan on Saturday (WWE.com; Wrestling News).

John Cena announces the John Cena Classic

After Dominik Mysterio and McDonagh warmed up the crowd by trashing him, Cena made his first Raw appearance since retiring and told a sold-out Brooklyn crowd three things (Wrestling News). The John Cena Classic happens Monday, Dec. 14, on a special edition of Raw at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Disney World. Cena said it’ll be the first time there are two Raws in one night, with the other live from Perth, Australia (WWE.com; Wrestling News; @WWE on X). He unveiled a John Cena Classic Championship, and named Cody Rhodes the first invitee (Wrestling News; Fightful). Cena also walked back his radio comments that Rhodes couldn’t carry the load as WWE’s top guy: “I was wrong. You’re just carrying it better than I ever could” (Wrestling News). WWE added that Cena will be at Survivor Series in Houston on Nov. 28 (@WWE on X).

Randy Orton: “I retired your father”

Randy Orton interrupted the Cena-Rhodes hug to talk up their Last Man Standing match at Crown Jewel. Orton said he has no interest in movies or putting his name on a bottle, then brought up their 2007 Texas Bull Rope match at The Great American Bash and told Rhodes he’d retired his father, Dusty Rhodes. He promised to make Cody’s dream of being just like his dad “come true” on Saturday (Wrestling News; Fightful; @WWE on X).

The Baddies send a message to Bayley

Bayley asked Adam Pearce what was next for her when Jade Cargill, Michin and B-Fab walked in. Bayley said she’d heard how pathetic they were, and later in the show the trio jumped her backstage during a Judgment Day interview (Fightful; Wrestling News).

The Vision def. Penta, Je’Von Evans and Dragon Lee

Logan Paul promised to send the babyfaces “back into obscurity” before the bell (Wrestling News). Penta hit a flip dive off Lee’s back onto all three members of The Vision, and Paul’s attempt to get involved was cut off by Penta, who then ate a big attack from Reed. Reed hit a Death Valley Driver on Lee on the floor, Evans answered with a huge plancha, and Breakker speared Evans out of midair for the win (WWE.com; Wrestling News). Breakker and Theory defend the World Tag Team Championship against Penta and Evans at Crown Jewel (Wrestling News). That feud has been building since last week’s Raw.

Main event: Solo Sikoa vs. Royce Keys ends in chaos

Keys came through the crowd with Jaida Parker and a security detail and dominated with jabs, kicks and a sit-out spinebuster. Sikoa came back with a frog splash, but as he set up the Samoan Spike, Bronco Nima, Lucien Price and Carmelo Hayes hit the ring and the match was thrown out (WWE.com; Wrestling News; Fightful). Fightful and Wrestling News scored it as a disqualification win for Sikoa, while WWE.com lists it as a no-contest (Fightful; Wrestling News; WWE.com).

Reigns and the Usos ran out, and Reigns landed Superman Punches on Keys and Hayes. As he set up the spear, a masked man hit him with a chair and a discus clothesline, then unmasked as NXT’s Cruz Montana, the newest member of The 946 (WWE.com; Wrestling News; Fightful). The 946 took apart The Bloodline. Parker handcuffed Jimmy to the ropes, Price hit Solo with the steel steps, and Jey was double chokeslammed through a table while Reigns was held down to watch. Keys put Reigns down with a spinebuster (Wrestling News).

When Reigns finally got back up, Zayn ran in and hit the Helluva Kick, and Raw went off the air (WWE.com; Fightful; Wrestling News). That’s a busy week for Zayn, who survived Trick Williams on SmackDown on Friday’s SmackDown.