WWE Raw is live on Netflix tonight at 8/7c from Cleveland, OH.
Advertised for the Monday, February 9, 2026 episode are a pair of Elimination Chamber Qualifying matches, a tag-team title match and more.
The following are WWE Raw results for Monday, February 9, written by PWMania.com’s Matt Boone (@MattBoone0709) as the show aired live.
WWE RAW RESULTS – FEBRUARY 9, 2026
“WWE Then. Now. Forever. Together.” kicks things off as always. We then shoot inside the Rocket Arena where we see Superstar arrivals, including CM Punk and AJ Lee walking together backstage, Becky Lynch throws a tantrum behind them.
Rhea Ripley & Iyo Sky sit in the empty arena, The Judgement Day trio of Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez and Dominik Mysterio are seen together. The commentary team welcomes us to this week’s show, as the road to WWE Elimination Chamber continues.
Becky Lynch & AJ Lee Kick Things Off
Inside the arena, the familiar sounds of Becky Lynch’s theme plays and out comes the WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion to kick off this week’s show. Lynch gets on the mic and says there is only so much disrespect a woman can take.
She says she had a big announcement for today but instead she sees AJ Lee is back on her show. Lee’s music plays and comes out and skips down to the ring. Lynch asks Lee what she’s doing here and Lee tells Lynch she’s here to support Maxxine Dupri tonight and she plans on hanging out in catering mostly.
Lynch tells Lee she isn’t cute and calls her eyebrows stupid. She compares Lee to a Chihuahua and says Lee is ruining her life. Lee asks how she is ruining her life and tells Lynch to stop being dramatic. Aside from beating Lynch and WarGames and WrestlePalooza and costing Lynch her title to Dupri she kinda sees Lynch’s point.
Lynch asks what it will take to get rid of Lee. Lynch brings up The Elimination Chamber and asks if Lee wants to go one on one with Lynch. Lee says that’s not what she wants and she thinks either Lynch is having a nervous breakdown or that Lynch wants to go one on one with her and says she’s flattered and knew she Lynch liked her.
Lee says she hasn’t had a one on one match in over a decade and the moment has to be special. Lee asks if she gets a title shot and Lynch says no. Lynch says Lee has done nothing to deserve a title shot. Lee says no title, no match. Lynch relents and agrees and tells Lee she has no idea what she’s in for.
WWE World Tag-Team Championship
The Usos (c) vs. Alpha Academy
After the explosive opening segment, we shoot backstage, where we see Bronson Reed. Behind him are the rest of The Vision group, including Logan Paul, Austin Theory and Paul Heyman. We return inside the arena, where The Usos make their way out to the ring.
‘Main Event’ Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso lead a ‘YEET-fest’ in Cleveland, and the fans are loving it. The fans call for an encore. Jey asks for one. After their entrance wraps up, Alpha Academy duo Otis and Akira Tozawa make their way out, as Michael Cole and Corey Graves try and remind fans how they’re a legitimate duo, despite liking to have fun.
The ring announcer handles his final formal pre-match ring introductions for the champions and the challengers, and then the bell sounds to get this opening tag-team title tilt officially off-and-running. ‘Main Event’ Jey Uso and Otis kick things off for their respective teams at the onset.
The two shake hands and lock up. Otis out-muscles Uso, throwing him down to the mat and letting out a loud, “Oh yeah!” Jey regroups and gets Otis in a headlock. Otis breaks free and slams down Jey and then takes Jey down again with a shoulder tackle.
Tozawa is tagged in and Jey is double teamed and Jey is covered and Jey kicks out at two. Tozawa gets Jey in a chinlock but is pushed to the corner and Jimmy is tagged in and Tozawa is double teamed. Jimmy chops Tozawa and Tozawa hits a headscissors and then kicks Jimmy on the side of his head.
Jimmy is covered and he kicks out and rolls out of the ring. Jey comes in the ring and Tozawa kicks Jey and The Usps are both outside the ring. Otis picks up Tozawa and throws him over the ropes onto The Usos and we cut to a break. Back to the Tag Titles match, Tozawa punches Jey down to the mat and then hits a DDT.
Both men are laid out. Otis and Jimmy are tagged in and Otis takes out both Jimmy and Jey. Jimmy kicks and strikes Otis. Otis slams down Jimmy, and catches Jimmy off the ropes and slams him down for a near fall. Otis slams into Jimmy in the corner. Jey makes a blind tag and Otis goes for the caterpillar and Jey kicks Otis.
Jey takes out Tozawa and then tags Jimmy back. Otis is double superkicked and he fires back with a double clothesline. Tozawa is tagged in and he hits a double missile dropkick and The Usos roll out of the ring, Tozawa hits suicide dives on opposite ends of the ring taking out Jey and Jimmy.
Back in the ring, Tozawa hits a senton on Jimmy and almost gets the win as Jimmy kicks out right before the three count. Otis is tagged in and Tozawa gets superkicked and Jey is tagged in, Otis is superkicked and then he gets hit with a double spear. The Usos hit 1-D and get the win to retain the tag-team titles.
Otis helps Tozawa to his feet after the match and the teams all shake hands and hug to show respect towards each other. The Alpha Academy leave and Byron Saxton gets in the ring to interview The Usos. Saxton asks what’s next for The Usos.
Jey Uso goes on to give the proper props to Alpha Academy duo Akira Tozawa and Otis, and then Jimmy Uso says they will still be the best tag team, but first Jimmy needs Jey to win the Elimination Chamber and become ‘Main Event’ Jey again, winning back the WWE title on “The Grandest Stage of Them All.”
Winners and STILL WWE World Tag-Team Champions: The Usos
Liv Morgan & Dominik Mysterio Confronted By Stephanie Vaquer
The show heads to another commercial break. When the show returns, we see The Judgment Day’s Liv Morgan is in the ring with Dominik Mysterio. Morgan grabs a mic and before she can speak, Mysterio stops her. He signals to the time keeper and is handed a bouquet of roses for Morgan.
Mysterio gifts her her roses and Morgan gets back on the mic and says Cleveland is in the presence of the greatest Intercontinental Champion and Royal Rumble winner of all time. Morgan says she put Jade Cargill and Stephanie Vaquer on notice.
She says that they’re scared because they know whoever Morgan will choose to face at WrestleMania will lose their championship. Mysterio goes to say something and Stephanie Vaquer comes out and interrupts him. Vaquer strolls down to the ring.
Mysterio and Morgan giggle and make fun of her and Vaquer gets a mic. Vaquer tells Morgan she talks too much, and says stuff to Morgan in Spanish. Morgan asks Mysterio what she said and Mysterio says he doesn’t want to repeat it but he’s got her.
Mysterio responds in Spanish and Morgan asks Mysterio what he said. Vaquer says he said he’s a little bitch. Morgan calls Vaquer a liar and says she should get Vaquer a “Hot Girls love Dominik” t-shirt but she isn’t a hot girl so it’s a moot point.
Vaquer says she wants Morgan to pick her so she can kick her ass. Morgan says she won’t rush to make the decision and calls her “puta”. Vaquer gets upset and strikes Mysterio. Morgan goes to check on Dom-Dom as “La Primera” walks off to end the segment.
Women’s Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match
Rhea Ripley vs. Ivy Nile vs. Lyra Valkyria
From there, the show moves on and we see a video package looking at tonight’s Women’s Elimination Chamber Qualifying match. The bout features Rhea Ripley, Ivy Nile and Lyra Valkyria. Each talk about the Chamber in the package.
When it wraps up, the show returns inside the arena. Michael Cole mentions a ‘Stone Cold’ Steve Austin appearance coming up in the future and the WrestleMania Store. Back live, Rhea Ripley, Ivy Nile and Lyra Valkyria make their respective ring entrances for the aforementioned Women’s Chamber qualifier.
The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one. The winner will join Tiffany Stratton from SmackDown as the second confirmed participant in the 2026 Women’s Elimination Chamber match later this month in Chicago.
Nile goes after Valkyria and knocks her out of the ring and then goes for Ripley. Nile punches Ripley and then jumps into a dropkicks by Ripley. Valkyria gets back in the ring and she rolls up Ripley and Ripley kicks out at two.
After that, Nile runs in and suplexes Ripley, who was trying herself to suplex Valkyria. The match ends up outside the ring, as the action spills out to the floor at the ringside area. Ripley slams Nile into the apron and Valkyria hits a head-scissors on Ripley.
On that note, the show shifts gears and settles into a mid-match commercial break as this high stakes triple-threat qualifier bout continues. When the show returns, we see the match still in progress. After some more back-and-forth action, things wrap up with Ripley getting the win to qualify.
Winner and QUALIFYING for Women’s Elimination Chamber: Rhea Ripley
CM Punk And Finn Balor Set To Collide At WWE Elimination Chamber
Raquel Rodriguez and Liv Morgan backstage. Dominik Mysterio comes in and Morgan tells him to cheer up Finn Balor. Balor tells Mysterio he still wants the world title and Mysterio says Balor’s window for that is closed and Balor says he’s tired of being an afterthought and that they’re supposed to be a family and leaves.
CM Punk is shown walking backstage and we cut to a break. We’re back after a commercial break and Michael Cole is in the ring talking about CM Punk -vs- Roman Reigns at WrestleMania. Finn Balor runs in and says two weeks ago he left the world champion in the ring like a wounded dog.
He says Punk is hurt because he hurt Punk and he’s not going to let Roman Reigns to sneak in and take his kill. He says he’s tired of being an afterthought and he’s tired of being pushed around and he wants Punk at the Elimination Chamber. Adam Pearce comes out and tells Balor no and then calls out security.
Pearce says this isn’t how they conduct business and Balor had his chance. Pearce says Punk and Reigns are the main event at WrestleMania and he wants Balor to leave on his will or he’ll be escorted out. Punk’s music hits and Punk storms the ring. Pearce stops Punk and Punk argues with Pearce.
Balor runs to the announce desk and stands on it as Punk stands on the apron. Pearce tells everyone to relax and security stand between Punk on the apron and Balor on the announce desk. Punk says Balor doesn’t deserve a title shot but he deserves an ass kicking.
Punk tells Balor to get in the ring and Balor says not like this, and he’s not fighting Punk for no reason. He tells Punk to put the title on the line and he’ll finish what he started two weeks ago. Punk says he’d like to see Balor try and tells Balor to come in the ring.
Punk says he’ll beat Balor’s ass anywhere and Pearce objects and says no. He tells Punk he’s crazy and he’s not jeopardizing the WrestleMania main event. Punk says Pearce either gives him Punk or he chases Balor around the arena all day tonight. Pearce issues a match at Elimination Chamber with Punk vs. Balor.
Balor is escorted out through the crowd and Punk stays in the ring and Michael Cole shows up again. Punk tells Cole that he’s here for an interview and Cole says he has a question… he asks Punk what he’s doing and why he is jeopardizing a match against Roman Reigns at WrestleMania.
Punk says he isn’t jeopardizing anything but he’s chasing greatness and he will be a fighting champion. He says being the champ comes with a responsibility to prove that he’s the best in the world and that he’ll fight anyone. He asks Cole how that’s jeopardizing anything.
Punk says he knows that his reign can end at anytime but that shit isn’t going to happen. Punk addresses Reigns and says he knows Reigns doesn’t hate him, but he hates that he knows he can’t do a damn thing to stop Punk. Punk says WrestleMania will end with him being champ.
Backstage With Adam Pearce & The Vision
Adam Pearce talks to security backstage and confirms Finn Balor has left the building. The Vision (Logan Paul, Austin Theory & Bronson Reed) and Paul Heyman come in. Heyman blames Pearce for Bron Breakker bring injured. Pearce says he knows Breakker is the key to WWE’s future.
He says he wants Breakker back soon but they should focus on Theory advancing to the Elimination Chamber. Pearce tells them to not get involved in Theory’s match tonight. Pearce says it’s a threat and Heyman says Pearce just told him to “F.A.F.O.”
Paul asks Pearce what he’ll do if they get involved and tells him to not answer it and tells Pearce he’s the biggest star to come out of Cleveland. Reed comes back and tells Paul to not worry about Pearce and how Pearce is now Reed’s problem. The show moves on from there.
Nattie vs. Maxxine Dupri
The rebranded Nattie is in action next, as her pupil turned bitter rival Maxxine Dupri and she go one-on-one in the next match of the evening. As soon as the bell sounds to get this one started, we see Nattie charge across the ring at Dupri.
Dupri counters and throws Nattie in an ankle lock. Nattie breaks the hold and strikes Dupri down. Dupri armdrags Nattie and then hits her with a spin kick. Outside the ring, Dupri puts Nattie in another ankle lock and Nattie breaks the hold and slams Dupri into the steel steps and then into the ring post.
Dupri is thrown across the announce table and Nattie clears the table. Dupri is face planted onto the announce desk and Nattie mounts Dupri and punches her out and the ref calls for the bell. This one will technically end there, presumably via double count out.
Winner: No Contest (Double Count Out)
Becky Lynch Attacks AJ Lee After She Makes Save For Maxxine Dupri
Once the match is called off, things only continue to unravel. And in a major way. After the match, we see Nattie continuing to beat down Dupri. She does so on the announce desk some more and then slaps her in the sharpshooter on the table.
AJ Lee’s music hits and Lee runs out to the ring. Nattie lets go of Dupri and leaves through the crowd as Lee checks on Dupri. As Lee helps Dupri to the back, Becky Lynch comes out of nowhere and sends Lee into the ring-post, taunts her and leaves.
Je’Von Evans & O.G. Americano vs. Los Americanos
After a quick video package hyping the Men’s Elimination Chamber Qualifying match for tonight’s show airs, we return live inside the arena for our next match of the evening. It will be Je’Von Evans and his mystery partner taking on Los Americanos.
Representing Los Americanos will be Rayo Americano and Bravo Americano. Revealed as the mystery partner for Je’Von Evans is O.G. Americano. The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this tag-team tilt. Evans and Rayo start things off for their respective teams at the onset.
We see Evans dance around the ring and Rayo attacks him. Evans and Rayo fly around the ring and Evans drop kicks Rayo. Evans hits a stunner and Bravo is tagged in. Evans chops Bravo and hits a hurricanrana and a drop-kick. Rayo blind tags and OG Americano tags in, too.
Rayo and Bravo take out Evans and OG Americano comes off the top rope and takes out Rayo and Bravo. Evans gets back in the ring and Rayo and Bravo are clotheslined out of the ring on opposite ends. We see that again in super slow-motion as the show settles into a mid-match commercial break as the action continues.
The show returns and we see Rayo beating on Evans in the ring and tags in Bravo. Evans is double teamed and Bravo then punches out Evans in the corner. Bravo sits Evans on the top rope and starts to kick Bravo. Evans hits a springboard twisting Senton and OG Americano and Rayo are tagged in.
OG Americano throws Rayo around and then hits a German suplex and then back body drops Bravo and goes back to beating Rayo. OG Americano hits a double German Suplex on Rayo and Bravo and then gets Rayo in an ankle lock. Rayo fights out of it and tags in Bravo. Evans is tagged in too and he takes out both Rayo and Bravo.
Bravo beats up Evans, OG Americano takes out Bravo and Rayo. OG Americano is knocked off the top rope by the other Americano. Bravo comes off the top rope and Evans comes off the other corner and hits a cutter. OG Americano is tagged in and covers Bravo for the 1-2-3. Americano attacks O.G. and tries to unmask him, but fails.
Winners: Je’Von Evans & O.G. Americano
