WWE Raw in Bossier City: Bloodline vs. 946 and Title Defenses Headline Post-Money in the Bank Show

WWE Raw airs from Bossier City, Louisiana, featuring a six-man tag team match between The Bloodline and the 946, an Intercontinental Championship defense by Chad Gable, and a singles match between Rey Mysterio and Big Cass. The show follows the recent Money in the Bank event, where Penta and Tiffany Stratton won the briefcases, and serves as the first episode in the four-week build to Crown Jewel.
Key points
- The main event is a six-man tag team match pitting The Usos and Solo Sikoa against Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, and Lucien Price of the 946.
- Chad Gable defends the Intercontinental Championship against Rey Fenix, with Ethan Page potentially interfering to earn a title shot.
- Rey Mysterio faces Big Cass in a singles match, seeking revenge for a recent loss involving Dragon Lee.
- Liv Morgan, the new Women’s World Champion, is expected to appear, with potential involvement from Becky Lynch or Tiffany Stratton.
- The show includes segments involving Oba Femi and Penta, the latter holding a Money in the Bank contract but lacking a clear target on the card.
Background
This episode marks the start of the four-week lead-up to Crown Jewel, scheduled for November 7 in Saudi Arabia. Recent weeks have seen escalating tensions between The Bloodline and the 946, including a car attack on Jacob Fatu and an SUV fire. Penta recently lost to Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship but won the Money in the Bank briefcase, while Tiffany Stratton won the women’s briefcase. Chad Gable has been consistently booked to defeat babyface luchadors, including Rey Fenix and Dragon Lee, in recent weeks.
How outlets are covering it
Ringside News provides the initial spoiler lineup, highlighting the match card and backstage notes, but notes that the lineup is subject to change. CBS Sports emphasizes the narrative impact of Penta’s Money in the Bank win and the ongoing feud between The Bloodline and the 946, noting that Sikoa’s rejection of the family adds complexity to the tag match. Cageside Seats offers a critical perspective, arguing that The Bloodline is a significant underdog due to internal distrust and the absence of Roman Reigns and Jacob Fatu, and questions whether the 946 will win to establish their faction. Cageside Seats also raises concerns about the safety and logistics of the upcoming Crown Jewel event in Riyadh, contrasting it with the current Raw location in Louisiana. The sources differ in their emphasis: Ringside News focuses on the card, CBS Sports on the narrative implications, and Cageside Seats on the booking logic and potential future angles, such as a WarGames match at Survivor Series.
Why it matters
The outcome of the Bloodline vs. 946 match will determine the trajectory of one of WWE’s most prominent feuds and could set up future high-stakes matches. The Intercontinental Championship match may alter the title picture if Ethan Page interferes, while Liv Morgan’s segment could impact the women’s division hierarchy. The show also serves as a critical step in the build to Crown Jewel, influencing the booking and momentum of key superstars heading into the event.
What to watch
WWE Raw airs live from Brookshire Grocery Arena in Bossier City, Louisiana, at 8 p.m. ET. The show will provide updates on Je’Von Evans’ condition after his injury at Money in the Bank and may feature segments involving Bronson Reed and Oba Femi. The results of the main event and title matches will likely influence the booking for the next four weeks, leading up to Crown Jewel on November 7.
- WWE RAW Spoiler Lineup for October 12: Full Match Card and Backstage Notes Revealed Ringside News
- The Usos & Solo Sikoa go to war against The 946 WWE
- WWE Raw live updates, results and grades for Oct. 12 as The Bloodline and 946 clash in six-man action CBS Sports
- Live WWE Raw Results & Highlights (October 12, 2026) Yahoo Sports
- WWE Raw preview (Oct. 12, 2026): The Bloodline is finally a big underdog in WWE Cageside Seats
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