By David LaGuerre | Monday, November 2, 2026 | Morning Bell November 2 2026 edition

Robbie Eagles and Kosei Fujita have their place in New Japan’s Super Jr. Tag League final. Sunday’s tournament finish in Okayama leads this morning’s verified results, while Utica-area viewers should prepare for an unusually early Raw tonight: 6 p.m. EST on Netflix.

This is the Morning Bell November 2 2026 report.

Eagles and Fujita finish the job in Okayama

NJPW’s official B Block report confirms that Eagles and Fujita beat YOH and Hyo to reach Tuesday’s final against Taiji Ishimori and Robbie X. The decisive Interceptor followed Eagles cutting off Hyo’s attempt to finish Fujita.

Earlier, Lee Johnson and Blake Christian beat Francesco Akira and Jakob Austin Young with Brainrot. That result eliminated YOH and Hyo from contention before the main event. Eagles and Fujita still needed to win, and did.

In the other tournament match, Titán and Daiki Nagai defeated SHO and Dick Togo. Nagai helped Titán deliver the finishing double stomp. These are completed tournament results, not predictions for the final.

The four undercard results

ProWrestling.net’s Chris Vetter, citing NJPW’s results for the undercard, reported:

• Místico, Masatora Yasuda and Shota Umino defeated Master Wato, Kuukai and Yushin Hatazawa in 8:26. Yasuda beat Hatazawa.
• Nick Wayne, KUSHIDA and Taisei Nakahara defeated Ryusuke Taguchi, Kazuma Sumi and Tatsuya Matsumoto in 8:35. Wayne pinned Matsumoto after Wayne’s World.
• DOUKI, Yoshinobu Kanemaru and Yujiro Takahashi defeated Robbie X, Taiji Ishimori and Gedo in 6:43. Gedo submitted to DOUKI’s Darkness Stretch.
• Aaron Wolf, Boltin Oleg and Toru Yano defeated Taichi, Yuya Uemura and Satoshi Kojima in 12:07. Oleg pinned Kojima after the Kamikaze.

The tournament recap above is supported by NJPW’s own report. The undercard details remain attributed to Vetter’s report rather than presented as independently viewed footage. No unverified backstage segments or post-match promos have been added.

Tonight’s Raw: set the reminder for 6 p.m.

Netflix’s official preview lists Royce Keys against Solo Sikoa and appearances by John Cena and Roman Reigns at Barclays Center in Brooklyn. The live stream begins at 6 p.m. EST Monday, November 2.

An advertised appearance is not a promised match. This morning’s checked Netflix listing does not establish the content of Cena’s announcement, so this edition does not guess at it.

Sunday’s Late Bell has the wider weekly schedule and reported additions to Raw. Those remain previews, not results from tonight’s show.

Overnight Tuesday: the junior tag final

NJPW World’s November schedule lists Power Struggle from Hiroshima Sun Plaza Hall at 2 a.m. EST Tuesday, November 3, with English and Japanese commentary. That is overnight Monday into Tuesday for Mohawk Valley viewers. Eagles and Fujita face Ishimori and Robbie X in the tournament final; no winner has been decided in the sources reviewed here.

CMLL: Persephone wins the Copa Tzompantli

Cagematch’s results listing records these seven results from Sunday’s Tzompantli de Máscaras at Arena México on November 1:

• Pólvora and Robin defeated Espíritu Negro and Rey Cometa.
• Persephone won the four-way Copa Tzompantli against La Magnífica, Princesa Sugehit and Reyna Isis.
• Dragón Rojo Jr. defeated Star Jr.
• Akuma defeated Furia Roja.
• Blue Panther defeated Valiente and Virus in a three-way match.
• Averno and Euforia defeated Stuka Jr. and Último Guerrero.
• Bárbaro Cavernario and Volador Jr. defeated Ángel de Oro and Niebla Roja.

These results are attributed to Cagematch. The Utica Phoenix has not independently verified every finish or segment, so this summary does not present a complete play-by-play account.

Update, November 2, 2026: An internal draft note was inadvertently left in the published article. It has been replaced with this attributed CMLL results summary. The limitation on independent verification remains noted above.

Saturday’s Halloween Havoc, AEW Collision and AAA coverage belongs to the November 1 Morning Bell, not to last night’s results. This edition does not relabel those Saturday events as Sunday action.

Artwork note: The featured cover is an AI-generated editorial illustration using the established Utica Phoenix Morning Bell design, dated November 2, 2026. Its wrestlers are fictional, not documentary images of the people in this report.