WWE Raw Results — May 11, 2026

Summary

The Street Profits teamed with Joe Hendry to score a hard-fought win over The Vision in a chaotic six-man tag. Joe Hendry brought the crowd to life with his surprise appearance and his trademark entrance, while Logan Paul spent the opening promo taking shots at Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins. Once the bell rang, The Vision controlled much of the match with Bron Breakker’s explosive offense and Logan Paul’s athleticism. The momentum shifted when Ford caught fire, soaring over the ropes to wipe out Breakker on the floor. In the closing moments, Theory avoided Ford’s Frog Splash and nearly stole it, but Dawkins tagged in and capitalized on the chaos. After Seth Rollins distracted Breakker at ringside, Dawkins rolled up Theory for the three-count. The celebration didn’t last long. After the match, Rollins offered Dawkins up as a sacrifice, allowing Breakker to destroy him with a brutal Spear. The Profits got the win, but any alliance with Rollins looks to be hanging by a thread.

Segment recap

Penta comes out to address Ethan Page, who made comments last week about wanting to be the next IC Champ. Penta says he is fighting champion, so Ethan Page should come to the ring and say it to his face. Ethan Page makes his way to the ring in street clothes, so it doesn't look like he plans on wrestling tonight. Ethan tells Penta that he does intend to be the next IC Champ, but he was thinking two weeks from now, at Saturday Night's Main Event. Rusev arrives and tells Ethan Page that he takes issue with Page getting a title shot when HE is the reason Page was able to pin Penta. Page back pedals and says he has already talked to Adam Pearce and said that Rusev should get a shot first, but Je'Von Evans interrupted and said HE should get a shot....so Je'Von comes out and joins the party. Quickly it turn into a brawl, with Je'Von and Penta again partnering to take our Page and Rusev. It wasn't clear in the promo, but Je'Von and Rusev are wrestling a number 1 contender match...tonight!

Summary

Je'Von Evans pulled off a surprising upset over Rusev in a fun, hard-hitting match. Rusev dominated early, tossing Evans around with suplexes and using his power to keep the young high-flyer grounded. Evans battled back with a Whisper in the Wind, a springboard clothesline, and a flurry of kicks to swing the momentum. Rusev nearly put him away with a Uranage and Machka Kick, but Evans refused to stay down. Frustrated, Rusev called Evans a “fricken child” before trying to lock in the Accolade. Evans escaped, blasted Rusev with a running corkscrew kick, then followed with a huge dive to the outside and an OG Cutter to score the clean victory. A really solid match and a big win for Evans.

Summary

Iyo Sky and Sol Ruca absolutely stole the show with a match that was far better than anyone could have expected. The two traded breathtaking counters and jaw-dropping athletic spots from the opening bell, with Ruca showcasing her incredible upside against one of the best wrestlers in the world. Highlights included Sky’s avalanche Spanish Fly, Ruca’s picture-perfect corkscrew crossbody, and a ridiculous handstand rope DDT that looked like it should have ended the match on the spot. The finish was a frantic sequence of near falls and reversals. Ruca got her knees up on Sky’s Over the Moonsault and nearly connected with the Sol Snatcher, but Sky narrowly avoided it and caught Ruca in a slick pinning combination to steal the victory. Even in defeat, Ruca earned Sky’s respect, and the two shared a classy post-match moment. This was an absolute banger and one of the best matches of the night.

Summary

Oba Femi turned Monday Night Raw into his personal demolition derby. After Adam Pearce announced that no one was willing to answer Femi’s open challenge, the NXT powerhouse took matters into his own hands. Furious that the locker room was ducking him, Femi stormed backstage, found Los Garza relaxing, and dragged both Angel and Berto to the ring for an impromptu handicap match. What followed was pure destruction. Femi bulldozed through both men with a series of crushing corner uppercuts and launched them with back-dropping Jack Knife throws that looked absolutely vicious. The end came when he planted Berto with the devastating Fall From Grace for the easy victory. Los Garza never had a chance, and Femi once again looked like an unstoppable monster who is quickly becoming one of the most intimidating forces in WWE.

Summary

Dominik Mysterio retained the AAA Mega Championship in a wildly entertaining and completely chaotic match against the “Original” El Grande Americano. The challenger brought plenty of offense, rocking Dominik with a huge Angle Slam, a moonsault, and a Dragon Suplex that came within inches of ending the match. Dominik answered with his own highlight-reel moments, including a ridiculous counter on the apron and a Tornado DDT that kept him alive. As expected, the match eventually descended into pure lucha madness. Multiple masked Americanos got involved, the Creed Brothers tried to even the odds, and the mysterious “Amerikaiser” appeared to create one final distraction. Dirty Dom capitalized with a Frog Splash to score the victory. It was full of overbooked nonsense, but the kind of nonsense that was incredibly fun to watch. Dominik keeps the title, and the El Grande Americano saga continues to be one of WWE’s most delightfully absurd storylines.

Segment recap

Jacob Fatu refused to participate in Roman's "Acknowledge Me" ceremony. He ignored Jey's warnings before attacking Jey. He tossed Jimmy to the side on his way to the ring, and there was really no "promo" to speak of, because there was no talking. Fatu and Reigns brawled in and out of the ring, traded explosive moments, until Fatu powerbombed Roman through the announce table and slammed him through the barricade. The show ended with Jacob standing tall once again.