The Wrestling Voice | The Late Bell | Monday, November 9, 2026
By David Laguerre | 5:30 p.m. EST edition, America/New_York
Status at publication: WWE Raw and CMLL’s Arena Puebla show are still upcoming. This report does not contain results from either event. The major afternoon change is a confirmed Raw segment for new Intercontinental Champion Ethan Page. AEW also has a new National Championship match on Wednesday, while TNA’s Thursday lineup has grown in published reporting.
Raw starts at 8 p.m. EST on Netflix from Greenville, South Carolina. CMLL’s Lunes Clásico begins at 9 p.m. EST in Puebla, one hour after its listed 8 p.m. local start. No match result in this edition should be read as a result from tonight.
What changed since the Morning Bell
- Confirmed by WWE: Intercontinental Champion Ethan Page will present what WWE calls the “All Ego Era” on Raw. WWE had not posted that segment when the November 9 Morning Bell was prepared.
- Confirmed by AEW: National Champion Tommaso Ciampa will defend against “Speedball” Mike Bailey on Wednesday’s combined Dynamite and Collision special.
- Reported Monday: TNA’s Thursday card is now being advertised with four matches. Two are confirmed on TNA’s own November 5 recap. Pro Wrestling Dot Net lists two additional singles matches.
- Confirmed for tonight: CMLL’s official schedule provides a six-bout Arena Puebla card, including a three-team match to determine challengers for the Arena Puebla Tag Team Championship.
No new serious allegation or other high-impact claim is included. There is also no attempt to turn an advertised appearance into an announced match.
Raw adds Ethan Page, but still lists no match
WWE’s November 9 announcement now promotes a segment with Ethan Page, who won the Intercontinental Championship from Chad Gable on November 2. WWE says Page will usher in the “All Ego Era.” That is a confirmed segment, not a match.
The rest of tonight’s televised card remains open. WWE’s event page lists Roman Reigns, Oba Femi, Liv Morgan, Dominik Mysterio, Sol Ruca and Penta among the featured talent. The Bon Secours Wellness Arena listing also advertises The Usos, Solo Sikoa, The 946, Stephanie Vaquer, LA Knight and Je’Von Evans. Arena talent lists can change and are not a match card.
The arena’s page also still calls Chad Gable the Intercontinental Champion and The Vision the World Tag Team Champions. Both labels are out of date. Page won the Intercontinental title on November 2, while Penta and Evans won the World Tag Team Championship at Crown Jewel on November 7. The mismatch is a useful reminder to rely on current results, not an old ticket-page description, for championship status.
For the completed Crown Jewel results and finish details, see the November 7 Late Bell.
Voice analysis: Page’s segment gives Raw at least one clear piece of business. A response from Gable is possible after the disputed title change, but WWE has not announced Gable for a rematch. Penta and Evans are also advertised after their title win, but WWE has not announced a defense. The honest preview is therefore short: one confirmed segment, several advertised stars and no verified match as of this edition.
CMLL’s full Puebla card starts at 9 p.m. EST
CMLL’s official Lunes Clásico page lists six bouts for Arena Puebla. The promotion warns that the program is subject to last-minute changes.
- Los Guerreros Laguneros, Último Guerrero, Stuka Jr. and Gran Guerrero, vs. El Galeón Fantasma, Zandokan Jr., Difunto and Barboza.
- Máscara Dorada, Xelhua and Dulce Gardenia vs. Ángel de Oro, Yutani and Niebla Roja.
- Lightning match: Tessa Blanchard vs. Persephone.
- Stigma and Arkalis vs. Calavera Jr. I and Calavera Jr. II.
- Fuego and Millenium vs. Prayer and Kheops.
- Three-team challenger match: Sombra Diabólika and Sombra Diabólika Jr. vs. Multy and Águila Egipcia vs. Centella Roja and El Hijo de Centella Roja. The winners are listed to become challengers for the Arena Puebla Tag Team Championship.
The first two matches offer the strongest team depth, while the lightning match gives Blanchard and Persephone a time-limited singles setting. The final listed bout carries a future title opportunity, but it is not itself advertised as a championship match.
CMLL’s site links its general live-video page to the promotion’s official YouTube membership channel. However, the card page does not clearly state that tonight’s Puebla event is included for North American viewers. This edition therefore does not promise a stream that has not been tied to this specific show.
AEW adds Ciampa vs. Bailey for Wednesday
AEW’s combined Dynamite and Collision special now has a National Championship match. F4W reported Monday that Tommaso Ciampa will make his first defense against Mike Bailey. AEW’s official social announcement set the match after Bailey challenged the new champion.
Ciampa won the title from Andrade El Ídolo on Saturday’s Collision. AEW’s official results confirm the title change and show Bailey checking on Andrade after the match.
The three-hour special airs Wednesday, November 11, at 8 p.m. EST on TBS and HBO Max. The updated announced lineup is:
- AEW National Championship: Tommaso Ciampa vs. Mike Bailey.
- Mercedes Moné and Jay White vs. Jon Moxley and Marina Shafir.
- Brodido, Bandido and Brody King, vs. The New Level, Kofi and Austin Creed.
- AEW World Champion Will Ospreay and Kyle Fletcher meet face-to-face before Full Gear.
Voice analysis: The title match is the evening’s most important addition because it changes Wednesday from a three-match-and-segment preview into a card with a championship defense. It also gives Bailey an immediate chance to return the title to Andrade’s United Empire group. That motivation is part of the announced story. A winner or Full Gear consequence has not been announced.
TNA’s Thursday report expands to four matches
TNA’s November 5 recap officially announces Mustafa Ali vs. Frankie Kazarian and Moose vs. Samuel Shaw for the next Impact. On Monday, Pro Wrestling Dot Net reported two more advertised matches: Nic Nemeth vs. Elijah and Elayna Black vs. Heather by Elegance.
That makes the reported lineup:
- Mustafa Ali vs. Frankie Kazarian.
- Moose vs. Samuel Shaw.
- Nic Nemeth vs. Elijah.
- Elayna Black vs. Heather by Elegance.
The first two have direct confirmation on TNA’s site. The latter two are attributed to Monday’s published preview because TNA had not posted a separate November 12 preview page at this edition’s deadline. Impact airs Thursday, November 12, at 9 p.m. EST on AMC, AMC+ and TNA+.
Quiet-board check: NXT, SmackDown, ROH and AAA
No Monday afternoon change was verified for NXT’s previously announced card. NXT remains scheduled for Tuesday, November 10, at 8 p.m. EST on The CW. The earlier four-match preview is in the November 8 Late Bell.
SmackDown is scheduled for Friday, November 13, at 8 p.m. EST on USA from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. WWE’s event page lists featured talent, but no Friday match was verified during this check. ROH on HonorClub remains a Thursday program at 8 p.m. EST, but no November 12 match card was verified. No substantive new AAA announcement was found that was strong enough to force into this edition.
Eastern Time viewing guide
- Tonight, 8 p.m.: WWE Raw on Netflix.
- Tonight, 9 p.m.: CMLL Lunes Clásico begins in Puebla. A show-specific North American stream was not verified.
- Tuesday, 8 p.m.: WWE NXT on The CW.
- Wednesday, 8 p.m.: AEW Dynamite and Collision, three hours on TBS and HBO Max.
- Thursday, 8 p.m.: ROH on HonorClub. The November 12 card remains unverified.
- Thursday, 9 p.m.: TNA Impact on AMC, AMC+ and TNA+.
- Friday, 8 p.m.: WWE SmackDown on USA.
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