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WWE RAW 9/28/26 Review: 946 RUN OVER Fatu, Jaida Parker TURNS! Tremendous!
Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/ Folks, RAW delivered one of the wildest closing brawls I've seen in a long time, plus a bunch of genuinely good wrestling all the way through. Nobody breaks it down more honestly than I do, believe me. The Bloodline opened the show hunting for the 946 after they kidnapped Solo Sikoa — Jimmy said this is something they cannot come back from, and Fatu declared it's "all gas, no brakes" tonight after weeks of preaching restraint. When a truck pulled into the parking area, The Usos and Fatu sprinted to the back assuming the 946 had arrived, and jumped a completely innocent stagehand opening the door for... Jaida Parker of NXT, there to meet Adam Pearce. That poor guy got killed for absolutely nothing, folks! Lola Vice beat Roxanne Perez in a good opener with a spinning back fist, and the chaos kept rolling afterward — Raquel Rodriguez attacked Vice, Sol Ruca ran in with a springboard dropkick, and Perez capped it off by nailing Vice with the Pop Rocks anyway. Oba Femi then delivered a message for The Vision, showing up dressed for business with a contract stamped by Triple H himself. When the crowd booed Bronson Reed's name, Femi got a genuine laugh out of me with "I know, he sucks." He declared himself "the captain now" and called Reed out to sign a Money in the Bank contract. Reed came out, bragged about putting Femi down twice already, signed the deal, and Femi warned him he'd just sealed his fate. Good segment, folks, though WWE really needs to retire that awkward split-screen bit where two or three fans weakly copy Femi's dance in the crowd. Dragon Lee beat Big Cass with a slick jackknife cover after countering a chokeslam attempt — good match. Iyo Sky beat Lyra Valkyria after Bayley, wearing a "Ben" armband for PAC, distracted Valkyria from the commentary table long enough for Sky to hit a dropkick and finish with a moonsault. Another good match, folks. JD McDonagh and Dominik Mysterio lost to Je'Von Evans and Penta in a super fun tag match, made even better by Joe Hendry bringing out JD's Funko Pop father to lead the crowd in singing "JD McDonagh is a Funko Pop!" Penta finished Dominik off with a Mexican Destroyer — but Bron Breakker stormed in from the crowd afterward and speared both Evans and Penta, clearly settling the score after failing to beat Evans clean last week. And then, folks, the main event — an absolute war between The Bloodline and the 946 that spilled everywhere: through security, into the ring, through the tech area, and all the way into the parking garage. Jacob Fatu and Royce Keys tore into each other with chairs and road cases while the Usos battled Bronco Nima and Lucien Price. This finally answered the question of whether Fatu was secretly in on it with the 946 — he was NOT, folks, he fought Keys tooth and nail the entire time. Keys tried escaping in Jaida Parker's SUV, Fatu ripped him back out through the window... and then, out of nowhere, a car plowed straight into Jacob Fatu. Out stepped Jaida Parker, dropping the innocent act completely, telling Fatu nobody is safe, before climbing in with Royce Keys and driving off together. Keys screamed "All gas, no brakes!" on the way out. Jaida Parker is officially the newest member of the 946, folks. Tremendous, shocking way to close the show. LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tell me — did you see Jaida Parker's turn coming? Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production ♂️ ♂️ ♂️ SUBSCRIBE AND RING THE BELL ♀️♀️♀️ SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClOEPQb3xZXliPtYRNtUCmQ FOLLOW OUR SOCIAL MEDIA FOR UPDATES! https://linktr.ee/mpwma Thank you all and BE MAJESTIC!
