The Wrestling Voice | The Morning Bell | Tuesday, November 10, 2026
By David Laguerre | 7:30 a.m. EST edition, America/New_York
Spoiler warning: These WWE Raw results cover Monday, November 9, in Greenville, South Carolina, including all four matches and the major promos and segments. NXT, AEW and other future matches are labeled as previews. CMLL’s Monday Puebla results remain unverified.
Jacob Fatu returned to help The Bloodline close Raw with a WarGames challenge, and WWE has now confirmed the match against The 946 for Survivor Series. Becky Lynch also returned, joining IYO SKY for a tag-team win that led to two separate women’s title matches.
Rey Fenix earned the next shot at Ethan Page’s Intercontinental Championship. Oba Femi won by disqualification after The Vision’s interference, while Bayley’s victory over Michin gave way to a larger faction attack. It was a four-match show with much of its biggest movement coming after the bells.
WWE Raw results: the full four-match card
- Oba Femi defeated Bron Breakker by disqualification. Logan Paul and Austin Theory attacked Femi after he hit Breakker with a powerbomb.
- Rey Fenix defeated Chad Gable and Big Cass to become the next Intercontinental Championship challenger. Fenix broke up Cass’s cover with a top-rope splash and pinned Gable.
- Bayley defeated Michin by pinfall. Bayley survived Eat Defeat and finished with a top-rope elbow drop.
- IYO SKY and Becky Lynch defeated Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez. SKY pinned Rodriguez after Over the Moonsault.
WWE’s official results and full recaps from Wrestling Inc. and WrestleView, carried by TPWW, document the four-match card.
Biggest story: Fatu returns, and WarGames is official
The final confrontation began with Royce Keys demanding that Roman Reigns face him before Raw ended. The 946 had already sent that message by attacking the three wrestlers in the Intercontinental contender match.
Keys revealed that his group was nearby when he met Reigns. Reigns had his own backup. A backstage scene showed The 946’s vehicle burning, with The Usos, Solo Sikoa and the returning Fatu present. WWE’s storyline recap attributes the truck fire to The Usos, Sikoa and Fatu.
The Bloodline joined Reigns in the arena fight. Fatu sent Carmelo Hayes through the commentary table with a splash, then Reigns issued the WarGames challenge.
WWE’s Survivor Series page lists The Bloodline vs. The 946 in a WarGames match for November 28 at Daikin Park in Houston.
Voice analysis: Fatu’s return changes the balance of the feud. Earlier in the night, The 946 controlled a three-man beatdown and dictated when Reigns had to respond. The closing scene gave The Bloodline enough visible backup to answer as a group. WarGames now gives that conflict a clear destination.
The Vision interrupts the new champions’ celebration
Raw opened with Penta and Je’Von Evans celebrating their World Tag Team Championship win at Crown Jewel. Evans highlighted that this was his first WWE championship. The celebration did not last: Breakker attacked both champions and demanded Femi.
That brought Femi and Breakker into the opening match. Logan Paul passed brass knuckles to Breakker and distracted the referee. Breakker used them, but Femi recovered and landed his powerbomb.
Paul and Theory then attacked Femi, ending the match by disqualification. Penta and Evans returned to drive The Vision away.
Voice analysis: The interference protected the rivalry from a clean finish, but the official result still belongs to Femi. It also kept the tag champions involved in the conflict that helped shape their Crown Jewel win. Penta and Evans now have reason to stand beside Femi, while The Vision has three opponents pushing back against its numbers.
Fenix earns the next chance at Ethan Page
Page’s advertised celebration introduced his Intercontinental Championship reign with an entourage and insults directed at Gable’s family. Gable interrupted. Big Cass then argued that Page owed his title win to him, while Fenix pointed to his own previous victory over Page.
Adam Pearce turned the competing claims into a three-way contender match. The finish left two wrestlers in different positions: Cass delivered the chokeslam to Gable, but Fenix interrupted the cover with a top-rope splash and took the pin himself.
Fenix is therefore the next challenger. Gable took the fall. Cass lost the opportunity without being pinned. No date for the Fenix-Page championship match was established in the sources checked.
The 946 attacked all three wrestlers afterward. Keys used the scene to threaten The Bloodline and demand Reigns’ appearance, linking the contender match to the night’s closing storyline.
Voice analysis: Fenix converted one opening into a title opportunity while Gable’s direct route back to Page became harder. Cass’s role in the finish gives him a complaint, but not the earned title shot.
Bayley wins before a new alliance takes over
Bayley survived Michin’s Eat Defeat and won with a top-rope elbow drop. The result was decisive, but it did not end the confrontation.
Jade Cargill and B-Fab joined the attack on Bayley. Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss and Tatum Paxley tried to help, only for Fatal Influence to intercept them. Jacy Jayne and Cargill then shook hands.
Voice analysis: The handshake is the key development after Bayley’s win. It connects groups that can now act together against several of the same opponents. That supports a larger Survivor Series story, but Monday’s scene did not announce a complete women’s WarGames lineup.
Lynch’s surprise return leads to two title matches
SKY had refused to name her partner during a parking-lot interview, treating the surprise as an advantage. Lynch supplied that surprise when she returned to join SKY against Rodriguez and Perez.
SKY created the decisive opening by sending Rodriguez into the ring post. She then hit Over the Moonsault and pinned the Women’s Intercontinental Champion.
Afterward, Lynch demanded a fair championship match with Liv Morgan. Pearce granted that opportunity and also rewarded SKY’s pin over Rodriguez with a title match.
The announced schedule is:
- November 16 Raw: Raquel Rodriguez defends the Women’s Intercontinental Championship against IYO SKY.
- November 28 Survivor Series: Liv Morgan defends the Women’s World Championship against Becky Lynch. WWE’s official event page also confirms that match.
Voice analysis: The tag match advanced two stories without changing either championship. SKY’s case is based on pinning the champion. Lynch’s case comes from her challenge to Morgan and Pearce making it official. Next Monday’s title match gives SKY the first chance to turn this week’s win into gold.
Cody and Rey begin choosing their Survivor Series teams
Cody Rhodes addressed his Last Man Standing victory over Randy Orton at Crown Jewel before moving to the traditional five-on-five elimination match. Cody and Rey Mysterio discussed assembling Team USA and Team Mexico.
Dominik Mysterio tried to secure a place on both teams and was rejected. CM Punk volunteered for Cody’s side, presenting the match as a way to rebuild momentum toward championship contention. Rey, Cody and Punk then got the better of Dominik and JD McDonagh in the confrontation.
Later, Rey recruited Penta. Evans confirmed that Cody had recruited him. The newly crowned tag champions are now lined up on opposite sides of this separate Survivor Series match.
The names established on Monday are:
- Team USA: Cody Rhodes, CM Punk and Je’Von Evans.
- Team Mexico: Rey Mysterio and Penta.
Voice analysis: Penta and Evans can remain tag champions while representing opposing teams in a different match. That gives WWE a useful test of their partnership without an announced breakup. The remaining roster places are still open in the verified record, and no automatic title shot for the winning team was announced.
A John Cena Classic video also revisited the already-announced December 14 plans, including separate Perth and Orlando Raw broadcasts. Those were reminders, not new Monday announcements.
Tonight’s NXT: Dusty Cup winners get their title match
NXT airs tonight, Tuesday, November 10, at 8 p.m. EST on The CW. The confirmed four-match lineup, supported by the official NXT announcement and Slam’s full preview, is:
- NXT Tag Team Championship: The Vanity Project, Brad Baylor and Ricky Smokes, defend against Noam Dar and Romeo Moreno.
- EK Prosper vs. Kam Hendrix.
- Izzi Dame vs. Wren Sinclair.
- Lizzy Rain vs. Chantel Monroe.
Dar and Moreno earned the opportunity by winning the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic final on November 4. Tonight tests whether they can turn the tournament prize into a championship win.
Wednesday’s AEW card includes Ciampa’s first defense
The combined Dynamite and Collision special airs Wednesday, November 11, at 8 p.m. EST on TBS and HBO Max from the Maverik Center in West Valley City, Utah. It is a live three-hour broadcast.
AEW’s official announcement and Fightful’s Monday report confirm this lineup:
- AEW National Championship: Tommaso Ciampa defends against “Speedball” Mike Bailey.
- Mercedes Moné and Jay White vs. Jon Moxley and Marina Shafir.
- Bandido and Brody King vs. Kofi and Austin Creed.
- AEW World Champion Will Ospreay and Kyle Fletcher meet face-to-face.
Voice analysis: Bailey gives Ciampa an immediate challenger connected to the man he beat. Ciampa won the title from Andrade El Ídolo on Saturday; Bailey is Andrade’s United Empire teammate. That supplies a clear reason for this defense.
CMLL Puebla remains a reporting gap
CMLL advertised six matches for Monday’s Lunes Clásico at Arena Puebla, led by Los Guerreros Laguneros against El Galeón Fantasma, with Tessa Blanchard vs. Persephone in a lightning match. The official card establishes those bookings, not their outcomes.
Material coverage gap: Reliable November 9 winners, finishes, fall counts and post-match segments were not available in the sources checked. This edition does not label any advertised Puebla match as a completed result. The six-bout preview remains available in the November 9 Late Bell.
What to watch next
- Tonight: Dar and Moreno’s NXT Tag Team Championship challenge at 8 p.m. EST on The CW.
- Wednesday: Ciampa’s defense and AEW’s Full Gear build during the three-hour special.
- Sunday, November 15: TNA’s Destination X in Edmonton. TNA announced Jason Hotch for the World X-Cup on Monday.
- Monday, November 16: SKY challenges Rodriguez on Raw.
- Saturday, November 28: Survivor Series at Daikin Park. WWE lists a 6 p.m. EST start, with The Bloodline-The 946 WarGames match and Morgan-Lynch confirmed.
No separate Monday AEW, NXT, ROH, TNA or AAA television-event results were verified for this edition. For the previous Thursday’s TNA and ROH cards, see the November 6 Morning Bell.
Your turn
Which return matters more to Survivor Series: Fatu’s arrival beside The Bloodline or Lynch’s challenge to Morgan? Can Fenix turn his contender win into a championship? And will Penta and Evans’ opposing team assignments test their new partnership?
Sources and coverage notes
This is an original synthesis of official results and independent full-show reports, not an eyewitness account. Voice analysis is labeled separately. Attacks, the burning vehicle, insults and faction disputes described above are televised wrestling storylines.
- WWE’s November 9 results, Wrestling Inc. and the WrestleView report carried by TPWW support the four-match Raw record and major segments.
- WWE’s Survivor Series event page confirms the men’s WarGames and Women’s World Championship matches. The November 16 SKY-Rodriguez booking is supported by the title-match report linked above.
- Official NXT, AEW and TNA announcements support future coverage. Dates distinguish Monday developments from upcoming matches.
- The complete CMLL Puebla results and segment record remain unverified.
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