WWE Raw Results – February 9, 2026
February 9, 2026, saw a night of intense action unfold on WWE Raw, with key qualifying matches for the Elimination Chamber and simmering storylines taking center stage. The show, broadcast from Downtown Cleveland, featured a compelling mix of in-ring competition and backstage drama.
Show Open & Becky Lynch Confrontation
The show kicked off with a look at the arena, followed by a backstage segment featuring A.J. Lee with C.M. Punk and a visibly annoyed Becky Lynch. Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky were also shown hanging out, while Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, and Dominik Mysterio enjoyed a game of darts.
Becky Lynch took to the ring, addressing recent issues and expressing her frustration. Her promo was interrupted by A.J. Lee, who claimed she was there to support Maxxine Dupri. A heated exchange ensued, with Becky accusing A.J. of undermining her, and A.J. reminding Becky of past defeats. The tension culminated in a challenge from A.J. for a one-on-one match, which Becky reluctantly accepted.
In-Ring Action
The Usos vs. Otis & Akira Tozawa
The WWE World Tag Team Titles were on the line as The Usos defended against Otis & Akira Tozawa. After a hard-fought battle, The Usos emerged victorious, retaining their titles. The match featured several near falls and a spirited performance from Tozawa, who impressed with his high-flying maneuvers.
Rhea Ripley vs. Lyra Valkyria vs. Ivy Nile
A Triple Threat match determined another qualifier for the Elimination Chamber. Rhea Ripley, Lyra Valkyria, and Ivy Nile battled for a spot in the prestigious event. Ripley ultimately secured her place, overcoming her opponents with a decisive Rip Tide. The match was a showcase of athleticism and intensity, with all three competitors demonstrating their skills.
Backstage Developments & Punk’s Fury
Backstage segments revealed ongoing tensions between Logan Paul, Bronson Reed, and Paul Heyman. A confrontation between Liv Morgan and Stephanie Vaquer added fuel to their rivalry.
Later in the show, C.M. Punk was interviewed by Michael Cole. The interview was interrupted by Finn Balor, who demanded a title shot at the Elimination Chamber. Adam Pearce, the General Manager, attempted to de-escalate the situation, but Punk ultimately agreed to face Balor, much to the dismay of some fans. Punk expressed his determination to be a fighting champion and build something great.
L.A. Knight Qualifies for Elimination Chamber
The main event saw L.A. Knight defeat Penta El Zero Miedo and Austin Theory in a Triple Threat match to qualify for the Elimination Chamber. The match was chaotic and featured interference from Logan Paul and Bronson Reed. Knight ultimately prevailed with a BFT, securing his spot in the Chamber.
You can listen to a post-show podcast review by Wade Keller and Nick Barbati here: https://streamyard.com/vrtum25nm5
