By David LaGuerre | Tuesday, November 3, 2026 | Morning edition

Ethan Page left Brooklyn with the Intercontinental Championship, John Cena finally put a date on his Classic, and Cruz Montana helped The 946 leave Roman Reigns down. Monday’s Raw delivered four matches and a closing attack that sharpened the Crown Jewel rivalries.

WWE Raw results: all four matches

The November 2 broadcast came from Barclays Center in Brooklyn. WWE’s official results record:

• Intercontinental Championship: Ethan Page defeated Chad Gable to win the title.
• Six-woman tag: Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez defeated Chelsea Green, IYO SKY and Tiffany Stratton. Morgan pinned Green after Oblivion.
• Six-man tag: Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed and Austin Theory defeated Penta, Je’Von Evans and Dragon Lee. Breakker finished Evans with a spear.
• Royce Keys vs. Solo Sikoa: No-contest, according to WWE’s official match record.

Result clarification: Fightful’s live report lists Sikoa winning by disqualification. This edition follows WWE’s official no-contest designation. Both accounts describe interference by The 946; neither records a pinfall or submission.

Page turns Gable’s damaged neck into a championship opening

Gable entered with tape around his neck and shoulder, continuing the story from the previous week’s attack. He still pushed Page through a demanding title defense. An Olympic Slam onto the announce desk and a moonsault were not enough, and Gable also survived a powerslam from the top rope.

The exposed corner decided it. Page had removed a turnbuckle pad earlier. When Gable returned to the ankle lock, Page kicked him away and into that corner, then hit the Ego-Plex for the three-count.

Geno Mrosko’s match report for Cageside Seats documents the finish and the injury presentation. That presentation is part of the televised story, not a medical diagnosis from the Phoenix. Page is the new champion; older previews describing Gable as champion are now out of date.

Morgan pins Green before Crown Jewel

The women’s tag brought Saturday’s opposing champions together before their singles meeting. IYO escaped sustained pressure, and Stratton’s entry gave her side a fresh burst. Green later hit Perez with the Killswitch, only for Rodriguez to pull Perez out of danger.

The action scattered around ringside. With Morgan now legal, Green turned toward Perez and gave Morgan the opening for Oblivion. The pin was a tag-match win, not a transfer of either women’s championship.

The Vision cuts off Evans

Penta stopped Logan Paul from helping The Vision with the Money in the Bank briefcase, but Reed intervened. Dragon Lee then tried to attack Reed and took a Death Valley Driver at ringside. Evans flew onto Reed before returning to the ring, where Theory’s involvement helped Breakker line up the deciding spear.

Claire Elizabeth’s full Raw report supplies the sequences for both tag matches. These wins move the rivalries forward without changing the titles.

The opening argument and the closing ambush

Fightful’s show log records Reigns and Sami Zayn arguing about their Bloodline history and Zayn’s demand for respect before Crown Jewel.

Later, Keys and Sikoa traded control until Bronco Nima, Lucien Price and Carmelo Hayes attacked Sikoa. Reigns and The Usos came to help. Montana then arrived against Reigns, changing the balance of the fight. Zayn delivered a Helluva Kick after the faction attack.

WWE’s recap confirms Montana’s arrival and Zayn’s final strike.

Cena’s Classic now has a date and its first invitee

Cena announced the John Cena Classic for December 14 at Disney World, introduced its championship belt and named Cody Rhodes as the first invitee. He also outlined appearances on other WWE shows to recruit more participants.

The announcement means two Raw presentations are planned that day, one from Perth and another from Florida. Cageside Seats’ announcement report details the date, setting and invitation. This was an announcement segment, not a Cena match.

Orton’s warning, Bayley’s confrontation and Hendry’s response

Randy Orton interrupted the celebration around Rhodes and invoked Dusty Rhodes while threatening Cody ahead of their Last Man Standing match. The remarks were part of the on-screen rivalry.

Bayley spoke with Adam Pearce before Jade Cargill, Michin and B-Fab interrupted. Their argument later became an attack on Bayley backstage, shown during a Judgment Day interview. Joe Hendry also appeared in a promo promising to work his way back up.

The broadcast included a video for The 946 and a Bloodline pep talk before Sikoa’s match. Fightful’s full show log records these additional segments. No unannounced match or future outcome is implied by them.

CMLL’s Monday results: an attributed Puebla roundup

Secondary reporting on November 2’s Lunes Clásico lists Máscara Dorada beating Volador Jr. and Capitán Suicida in a three-way match. Templario, Dulce Gardenia and Neón defeated Soberano Jr., Averno and Euforia.

The same roundup, which credits Fightful, lists wins for Fuerza Poblana over Máquina Letal and Hermanos Calavera; Fuego, Rey Cometa and Espíritu Negro over Prayer, Espanto Jr. and Rey Apocalipsis; and Tiger Boy and Meyer over Perverso and Hijo del Perverso.

The indexed excerpt of Luis Pulido’s Fightful report also lists Rencor and King Jaguar defeating Amnesia and Dreyko. The available secondary roundup omits that opener. The Phoenix has not independently verified the complete finishes or promos, so this is an attributed results summary, not a full ringside account.

For Mohawk Valley viewers: NXT is Wednesday, not tonight

WWE’s official preview sets NXT for Wednesday, November 4, at 8 p.m. EST on The CW. Grayson Waller defends the NXT Championship against CM Punk. Waller is the champion; Punk is the challenger.

The announced lineup also includes:

• John Cena appearing.
• Kelani Jordan defending the NXT Women’s Championship against a mystery opponent.
• Romeo Moreno and Noam Dar against Hank Walker and Tank Ledger in the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic final, with Cody Rhodes presenting the trophy.
• Chad Gable, Rey Fenix and Dragon Lee against The Vanity Project.

WWE’s preview still calls Gable Intercontinental Champion in its tag-match section. Monday’s completed result supersedes that label; Page holds the championship. Advertised matches remain subject to change.

Coverage note: This edition covers Monday’s Raw broadcast and attributed Puebla results. It does not include unaired SmackDown taping spoilers or present unverified November 3 NJPW Power Struggle results as settled facts. Dates and viewing times above use Eastern Standard Time.