WWE Raw in Mexico City
It’s been 15 years in the making. Monday night, WWE caps off a massive weekend south of the border with a truly historic broadcast of WWE Raw in Mexico City. Broadcasting live from the legendary Arena CDMX, this loaded card follows Friday’s epic SmackDown and Sunday’s TripleMania. The energy will be electric, especially with Roman Reigns putting his title on the line.
Roman Reigns vs Penta Takes Center Stage
WWE saved the absolute best for last. Roman Reigns defends his World Heavyweight Championship against Mexican WWE Super Star Penta. The arena crowd will undoubtedly be deafening. Penta secured this massive main event opportunity by winning a grueling eight-man luchador tournament. He battled through Laredo Kid and La Parka before finally edging out his own brother, Rey Fenix, in the thrilling finals.
High-Stakes Title Matches and Qualifiers
The championship gold doesn’t stop there. Chad Gable puts his prestigious Intercontinental Championship on the line against the high-flying Dragon Lee. Lee earned this coveted shot after a hard-fought victory over Ethan Page. Plus, the Money in the Bank fields are quickly taking shape. Je’Von Evans, Big Cass, and Austin Theory clash to see who joins Bron Breakker in the men’s ladder match.
Lola Vice Debuts on the Main Roster
Meanwhile, the women’s division brings serious heat to the ring. Lola Vice finally makes her highly anticipated official Raw in-ring debut. She faces off against Kelani Jordan and Raquel Rodriguez in a high-stakes triple threat qualifier. The ultimate winner secures a spot alongside Sol Ruca.
How to Watch WWE Raw Live Tonight
Don’t miss a single second of this incredible event. The action officially goes down on Monday, September 14, 2026. Fans can stream the entire broadcast live globally on Netflix. The show kicks off at exactly 8 p.m. ET or 5 p.m. PT straight from Mexico.
Rodolfo Roman
Fajador Media’s Rodolfo Roman breaks down a massive weekend for Chilean WWE star Stephanie Vaquer, who just cemented her status as a two-time Women’s World Champion.
Vaquer reclaimed the gold by dethroning Liv Morgan at Saturday’s WWE Live event in Santiago, Chile, making history as the first Latina to win a WWE championship at an untelevised show. While the Latino wrestling community is still riding high on our massive victory this weekend, Roman is already looking ahead, asking:
“Will we see another Latino claim a championship tomorrow?”
Catch his full take on Episode 119 of Noticias Fajador with Rodolfo Roman, now!
