“The City of Brotherly Love” hosts this week’s installment of WWE Raw on Netflix.
Advertised for the Monday, February 2, 2026, post-WWE Royal Rumble: Riyadh episode of WWE Raw tonight at 8/7c from Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, PA. is a high stakes women’s showdown.
Reigning and defending WWE Women’s World Champion “La Primera” Stephanie Vaquer will put her title up for grabs in a Philadelphia Street Fight against bitter rival from The Judgment Day, Raquel Rodriguez.
The following are WWE Raw results for Monday, February 2, written by PWMania.com’s Matt Boone (@MattBoone0709) as the show aired live.
WWE RAW RESULTS – FEBRUARY 2, 2026
“WWE Then. Now. Forever. Together.” kicks things off as always. We then shoot inside the Xfinity Mobile Arena in “The City of Brotherly Love” to start this week’s post-Royal Rumble show.
Adam Pearce Confronts Paul Heyman & The Vision
Inside the arena, The Vision start the show off with a cold open promo segment. Bron Breakker is seen going ballistic near the commentary area. He gets into the ring, going off on Adam Pearce after what happened at the Royal Rumble.
The Vision come running down to stop him from blowing a gasket, before Heyman takes the mic to address Pearce himself. He says the GM has to approve every visa for someone to travel to Saudi Arabia for a WWE show, and he “doesn’t know who the masked man is”?
Breakker takes the mic back, telling Pearce he has til the count of 3 to get out here…and Pearce makes his way out at 2, telling Bron that the last time we had a masked man it was Austin Theory. He tells Bron he will still let him have a job after his “piss poor performance at the Rumble,” and this riles Breakker up.
LA Knight’s music hits as we see Knight blindside The Vision in the ring with a chair. This clears Theory, Paul, and Reed out of the ring as Heyman speaks to Breakker on the ramp. Commentary talks about what just happened as we cut to a video package highlighting last weekend’s Royal Rumble.
Je’Von Evans vs. El Grande Americano
From there we get our regular start of the show stuff, complete with Michael Cole narrating as we see a bunch of Superstar arrival shots from earlier today. Back inside the arena, Cole tells us they’ll try and keep fans updated on the situation involving Bron Breakker’s rage.
Je’Von Evans, favoring his ribs, makes his way to the ring to kick off in-ring action on this week’s show. On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into a quick pre-match commercial break. When the show returns, El Grande Americano comes to the ring accompanied by Los Americanos.
The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one. Evans backs Americano in the corner and beats him down into the seated fetal position. El Grande tries to fight back, but Evans overwhelms him again and sends him to the floor. Evans hits a big dive and splashes onto Americano. We see a replay.
As Evans gets back in the ring, we see Grande and Bravo distract the ref, allowing Rayo to go after Evans with a cheap shot. This gives Grande the opening he needs to lay out Je’Von before sending him to the floor, where he starts mocking Evans before sending him back into the ring.
He plays to the crowd before following after Je’Von, before sending him to the mat hard with a back body drop. We see a super slow-motion replay of that immediately afterwards. The show then shifts gears and settles into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues.
When the show returns, we see the action still in progress and ongoing in the ring. Americano punches Evans against the ropes and the ref breaks the punches. Americano gets Evans in a side chinlock. Evans punches out of the hold and kicks Americano. Americano punches Evans, stopping a sunset flip attempt and kicks and punches Evans.
Evans fires back with a series of chops and Americano hits an enzuigiri and covers Evans for a near fall. Americano tosses Evans onto the ropes and then stomps on Evans’ hands. Evans is taken down with a clothesline and covered for a near fall. Evans chops Americano and Americano chops back.
They trade chops and Evans connects with a forearm and punches Americano in the corner. Evans superkicks Americano and Americano chops Evans back. Evans hits a satellite DDT and plants Americano and both men are laid out. Evans kicks Americano and hits a corkscrew kick before hitting some forearms in the corner.
Evans hits Red Dot and both men are down. Evans and Americano punch each other and Americano gets Evans in a modified Cobra Cluth. Evans breaks the hold and comes off the ropes and Americano catches him and places him in a submission hold. Evans rolls out and has Americano on his back now.
Evans hits a Swanton across the ring and Americano is covered and he kicks out at two. Evans climbs the ropes again, Rayo distracts the ref and Bravo knocks Evans off the ropes. Rayo gives Americano the metal plate and the OG El Grande Americano comes out. Evans takes out Americano and hits the OG Cutter for the victory.
Winner: Je’Von Evans
“The Phenomenal” … Gunther Comes To The Ring
A video package looking at more key moments from the Royal Rumble airs. WWE congratulates Jelly Roll and former 24/7 Champion Bad Bunny on their success at the Grammys. From there, We head to ringside to hear the music of AJ Styles, only for Gunther to make his entrance instead to some heavy boos.
He enters the rings to more boos and chants of “f–k you Gunther” and “you still tapped”, but these just make him smile. He tries to speak, but is drowned out by more overwhelming hatred from the WWE Universe in attendance in Philly.
“The Career Killer” does the obvious gloating you would expect after ending the career of yet another legend. Dragon Lee tries running out to stand up for the honor of AJ Styles, but ends up falling victim to Gunther, who chokes him out over the ropes before dropping him like a sack of potatos.
Paul Heyman Confronts Adam Pearce
Backstage, we see Adam Pearce on the phone when Paul Heyman gets in his face. He asks him to book a match for Bron Breakker against LA Knight “tonight, please, sir.” Pearce says he can’t. He just escorted him out of the building for interrupting his show.
Heyman asks if he knows who he’s messing with and in what city tonight. Fans chant “ECW! ECW!” We then hear Pearce say “F.A.F.O.” Heyman says okay. Pearce tells Heyman to get Bronson Reed ready for a match tonight against Penta. The show moves on.
Backstage, we see Heyman telling Breakker he’s got to go. Breakker breaks a bunch of stuff and says he doesn’t care what Pearce says. Heyman looks nervous as Breakker leaves.
Next Week On Raw In Cleveland
Maxxine Dupri talks about her one-on-one match against Nattie on next week’s WWE Raw during a commercial break interview with Byron Saxton. The showdown takes place next Monday night in Cleveland, OH. New Day vs. Alpha Academy is also next week.
Oba Femi Beats Down The War Raiders
We then get the ring entrance for The War Raiders. From there, the show returns live and we see a shot of the Xfinity Mobile Arena from outside. Back live, Erik and Ivar are in the ring awaiting their opponents. The theme for Oba Femi hits.
The crowd goes nuts as the former WWE NXT World Champion makes his way out after a strong showing in the Men’s Royal Rumble match this past weekend. The commentators are confused why Oba Femi is coming out instead of opponents for The War Raiders.
Fans chant “Oba! Oba!” in Goldberg-style as “The Ruler” heads to the ring. Cole says Femi is still a free agent with Adam Pearce and Nick Aldis trying to sign him. Femi comes to the ring with a look of conquer in his eyes. The War Raiders don’t wait.
So they charge him. Femi, who eliminated the first five men in the Rumble on Saturday, beats down Erik and Ivar by himself. He hits his massive Fall from Grace powerbomb and leaves them laying. That’s that. The show moves on from there.
Finn Balor Wants It All
We see “The Prince” Finn Balor in a bad ass video package. He says he doesn’t think he’s a bad guy, but at this stage, CM Punk, he’s willing to do bad things. He talks about what happened a few weeks ago in Belfast and again the following week.
The Bella Twins Are Back
Nikki Bella walks backstage and is joined by Brie. They’re making their way out to the ring. But first, we head to a break. When we return, Nikki Bella comes out followed by Brie Bella. The Bellas are out in the ring to cut a promo and both get their mics. Nikki says they haven’t been in a Philly ring in seven years.
She says everyone is happy Brie is back in the WWE. Brie says she’s finally home and happy to be back. She says she’s sure everyone is wondering why she’s back and Brie says she’s not back because Nikki was getting her ass kicked but she’s back she and Nikki are the original tag team and they want the tag titles and leave.
Backstage With Alpha Academy & Bert Kreischer
Otis, Akira Tozawa, and Bert Kreischer talk backstage. Maxxine Dupri comes by and says she’ll break Nattie’s ankle next week. That brief backstage segment wraps up on that note and the show moves on, as we head back inside the arena for our next match.
Penta vs. Bronson Reed
The ring entrances for Penta and his opponent, Bronson Reed with Austin Theory, Logan Paul and Paul Heyman of The Vision in his corner take place. The bell sounds and off we go. Reed immediately charges at Penta. Penta chops Reed and then Reed knocks Penta down to the mat.
Reed headbutts Penta and stomps on him in the corner. Penta is whipped into the opposite corner and Penta collapses. Reed goes to punch Penta who blocks and punches Reed back. Reed knocks Penta around some more and Penta uses his quickness and hits a head-scissors and takes down Reed.
Penta knocks Reed out of the ring and Penta comes out over the ropes and takes Reed out. Penta gets back in the ring and does the Penta walk. On that note, the show shifts gears and heads into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues.
When the show returns, we see the match still in progress. Reed is back in control until Penta breaks free to send Reed out…but gets caught on the ropes by the Odd-zilla! Reed slams the luchador hard before hitting a senton for two. He lands some more shots on Penta.
He then drops him back to the canvas, using the ropes for leverage as he drives his boots into the luchador’s back. Some more stomps and a leg drop from Reed, who mocks Penta before landing a snap suplex for a near-fall. Heyman urges Reed on as the big man lands a running elbow drop for a cover, but Penta manages to kick out at two.
Penta then rolls away from another senton, and he is fired up as the crowd chants “cero miedo.” Both men back to their feet as Penta lands some shots before hitting a sling blade to take Reed down, and a DDT to keep him down for a two count.
Penta grabs the arm of Reed, but there will be no Sacrifice as Reed breaks free before taking the luchador out with a massive powerslam…but Penta kicks out once again. He breaks free from Reed’s shoulders for some chops, hitting the ropes and landing a Backstabber as a counter for a close near-fall.
Theory gets on the apron as both men are laid out. Penta kicks Theory and Paul gets on the ring and Penta takes care of Paul but knocks out the ref. Penta jumps off the top rope onto Paul and Theory and back in the ring goes for The Mexican Destroyer. Reed catches Penta and hits The Jagged Edge.
He then hits the Tsunami’s onto Penta and covers him but the ref is out. Reed goes out and gets a chair. LA Knight runs down and hits a BFT on Reed on the chair. Theory and Paul Chase Knight out through the crowd. Reed gets counted out and Penta wins.
Winner via Count Out: Penta
