Tonight’s WWE RAW, airing on February 16, 2026, promises an action-packed night live from the FedExForum in Memphis, Tennessee. The show will feature “The Ring General” Gunther, “The Young OG” Jevon Evans, and The Judgment Day AAA Mega Champion and WWE Intercontinental Champion “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio in a men’s Elimination Chamber Triple Threat qualifying match. In addition, Bayley, Kabuki Warriors’ “Empress of Tomorrow” Asuka, and Natty will compete in a Women’s Elimination Chamber Triple Threat qualifying match.
The show begins on Netflix at 8pm ET and is available for international fans to watch on streaming platforms such as Netflix. Ringside News provides live match-by-match updates and highlights throughout the night. Please keep checking this page. Refresh to see the latest results as the action unfoldsjoin the conversation in the comments section below!
Matches and key moments scheduled for WWE RAW on February 16, 2026
- Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match: Asuka vs Natalya vs Bayley
- Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match: Gunter vs. Dominik Mysterio vs. Jevon Evans
- Hear from WWE World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk
- AJ Lee will also appear.
- 2026 Women’s Royal Rumble Match Winner “Judgment Day” Liv Morgan Speaks About the WWE Universe
WWE RAW Results (2/16/26): Live Match Updates and Highlights
Corey Graves and Michael Cole will be on commentary tonight.
Jimmy and Jey Uso enter the ring and get a strong reaction from the crowd.
Before they could say anything, Paul Heyman interrupted. As he walks away, fans keep raising their arms. Heyman tells the music to stop and stands up with his men by his side. Paul then gives a characteristic introduction. Logan Paul brags about how much he sold Pokemon cards for and gives a dramatic Paul Heyman-style introduction.
He says Raw has a vision of hosting shows in the biggest cities in the United States. Then he looked around and said…this is different. Paul Heyman says there’s a video that perfectly captures the mood tonight. Here’s a recap of last week’s Raw.
Back live, Austin Theory said it was really ingenious for the masked man to intervene. He said it was a fight to win, especially since it involved “you two assholes.” Adam Pearce comes out and says play time is over. He suggests taking this to the other side and treating it like a man.
I reject the theory. He says he won last week and claims Pearce failed him. Pearce fired back, pointing out that security would have stopped the masked man had Bronson Reed and Logan Paul not been involved. Paul Heyman demands that Bronson Reed be added to the Elimination Room immediately. Pearce said she heard a phone call ringing above her head. If he can get it, he has no problem bringing Reid to the floor. Reed will compete in next week’s qualifying match.
LA Night is interrupted and the smell of a six-man tag team match is in the air. Knight said the chickens have come home to roost. He tells Theory that he was messed up by the masked man and now his Elimination Chamber dreams are over. He then turns to Reid and asks him to come into the room so he can stick his head in and kick him.
Logan interrupts him and asks if Knight means the same as the car he let pass. Knight taunts Logan and says he will come too. He tells Pearce he’s not going to run the show, but there are three people in the ring. He didn’t always see eye to eye with The Usos, but there are two of them, and there’s him. Pierce asks the Memphis crowd. He then asks the Usos. They’re in.
Logan Paul, Austin Theory, Bronson Reed vs. Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso, LA Knight
All six men begin throwing punches before the referee calls the gong. Theory and Logan are thrown to the floor and Bronson Reed gets attacked by everyone. LA Knight drops Reed out of the ring with a saucer punch. Logan slides in and the referee officially starts the match.
Logan unloads with punches and kicks and locks Knight in the corner. Knight fights back with a kick and hits a running hip into Logan. Logan sneaks in a kick and tags in Austin Theory. Knight answers with a clothesline and arm wringer before tagging in Jimmy Uso. Jimmy hits a double sled off the turnbuckle, but Theory stops him with a punch. Jimmy, whipped by the theory, floats away. Jey tags in and the Usos hit a double back elbow and double elbow drop for two. Knight tags in and hits a leaping neckbreaker for a near fall.
Reed makes a tag and changes the momentum. He levels Knight with a running bodyblock and hits a forearm to the back. Theory hits a knee kick to Knight in the corner and Logan tags in. Logan followed with boots, punches, and a gut wrench suplex for two. Theory comes back and hits Knight in the ribs with a shot before Reed makes the tag. Knight fights back with punches, but Logan and Theory hold him down and Reed crushes Knight with a splash. Reed adds a slam and an elbow drop before Knight is sent out of bounds. Logan throws Knight onto the apron and blocks the tag. Theory also hits a double suplex for a nearfall. They isolate Knight and send him back outside with a chokehold on the ropes, where Reed blasts Knight onto his back and throws him in again. Reed then landed a diving headbutt and almost won with a lazy cover. He drives his shoulder into Knight in the corner and grinds his neck.
Knight fights back with punches and knocks Logan and Theory off the apron, but Reed finishes them off with a uranage and a back senton for two. Reed sends Jimmy into the ring post but misses a back senton. Theory tags in and misses a splash. Logan makes the tag, but Knight kicks him away and ends up making the tag to Jey.
Jey explodes with a leaping clothesline on Logan and knocks Theory off the apron. Punches, spit punches, running hips into the corner. Jay gets two and attacks Logan with a spear, but Theory breaks it up. Knight dumps Theory over the top rope. Theory tries to fight back, but Knight escapes and sends him into the ringpost, planting him with a bluefin.
Reed charges and shoves Knight into the ringside barrier. Logan blocks a superkick and hits a Zigzag for two. Jimmy tags in during a Reverse Exploder attempt. The Usos connect with a double superkick for 1D, but Reed breaks the cover. Reed headbutted Jey to the floor and wiped out both Usos with a suicide dive. He sends Jey over the announce table and rolls Jimmy indoors. Logan lands a punch, Reed tags in, and crushes Jimmy with a Tsunamishu splash for a 3 count.
Winners: Logan Paul, Bronson Reed, Austin Theory
Logan Paul snatched the headset from Michael Cole and began running his mouth on commentary. A masked man bursts in from out of nowhere and hits Logan with a stomp on the announce table. Chaos erupts as Bronson Reed chases the masked assailant through the crowd. Paul Heyman, Austin Theory and Reed are furious.
Next Monday on Raw, IYO SKY will face Raquel Rodriguez and Kairi Sane in an Elimination Chamber qualifying match. Bronson Reed will also face Jey Uso and the Original El Grande Americano.
Backstage, Raw general manager Adam Pearce was walking with his assistant when he stopped in front of a giant wooden box that read, “Delivered to WWE. Do not open until February 28, 2026.” Pearce tells his assistant Eli to load it into a truck and send it to SmackDown to be dealt with by Nick Aldis.
Los Americanos approaches Pierce. El Grande Americano is angry at not being able to participate in the Elimination Chamber qualifying match and demands a chance at the Intercontinental Championship. Pearce refused to give him a title chance, but told him he could get it. Los Americanos gets annoyed and leaves.
A video package will air featuring Natalya, Bayley, and Asuka. Natty says a lot has changed since the last Elimination Chamber. Bayley says her WrestleMania dream was stolen last year. Asuka vows to win at Elimination Chamber and make history again. Next, the three will face off.
Commercial break.
Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match: Asuka vs Natalya vs Bayley
Natty goes for a clothesline on Bayley but misses and Bayley immediately takes Asuka down. Natty fires in a double leg takedown and rains punches on Bayley. Bayley creates space and sends Natty to the floor before hitting a snapmare and slipping clothesline. Asuka falls out of bounds, but Natty sneaks back and attacks Bayley from behind.
Natty locks in a surfboard stretch and Asuka flies into Bayley with a dropkick. Asuka shoves Natty away and starts trading forearms and sharp slaps. Natty gets the upper hand with a German suplex. She goes for a powerbomb but Asuka blocks it. Asuka fights Natty off, but Bayley blasts him with a sunset flip buckle bomb. Bayley follows up with a dropkick on Asuka from the corner. Bayley turns her attention to Nattie, who fights back and slams Bayley directly into the ring post.
Nattie follows Bayley into the timekeeper area and throws punches, bringing Bayley back into the ring. She maintains control with more shots and chokes Bayley on the mat. Nattie hits a suplex and hits Bayley with a forearm to the back and an abdominal stretch.
Asuka dives in from behind, blasts Natty, and drops Natty with a clothesline. Bayley tries to attack Asuka, but Asuka responds with a Kawada Kick and drops Bayley to the mat. Asuka throws more kicks until Bayley counters with a forearm. Asuka fights back with a forearm and double sledge, then locks up with an armbar. Natty breaks this up with a forearm to the back of Asuka’s head and follows up with a corner kick. Bayley boots Natty and rolls Asuka up with a sunset flip for two. Bayley then clotheslines Nattie and puts a neckbreaker on Asuka.
Bayley hits Natty with a boot, climbs on top and goes for an elbow drop to the back for a nearfall. She puts Asuka on the turnbuckles and traps Natty in the Tree of Woe. Bayley leaps off the ropes and hits Nattie on the tree with an elbow drop, knocking her to the floor. Bayley hits a superplex but Nattie jumps in and breaks up the pin. All three women stand on tip-toe and begin exchanging forearms. Bayley unloads on Asuka but Natty dumps Bayley to the floor. Asuka fights back with sharp elbows and exchanges fierce blows with Natty in the center of the ring. Bayley jumps onto Asuka with a forearm, but Nattie spins Bayley into Asuka with a discus clothesline. Bayley fights back with a belly to back suplex on Natty, then goes up top and drops an elbow on Asuka for a near fall. Natty recovers and punches Bayley and the two brawl on the apron.
Nattie slams Bayley with a German suplex on the apron and slams Bayley to the floor. Asuka drags Natty indoors and locks her in the Asuka Lock. Natty reversed his way out and scored a near fall. Asuka hits a kick, but Natty counters with a Liger Bomb. Natty goes for the Sharpshooter and locks in, but Bayley breaks it up with a running knee and follows up with a cutter on Natty on the ropes. Asuka knocks Natty off the apron with a hip attack, and Bayley hits Asuka with a belly-to-belly suplex for a nearfall. All three women start exchanging forearms in the middle of the ring. Bayley goes for Asuka with rapid fire shots, but Natty sends Bayley flying to the floor. Asuka catches Natty with an elbow and they both exchange some heavy blows. Bayley slides back onto Asuka with a forearm, but Nattie drops Asuka with a spinning discus clothesline. Bayley fights back with a belly-to-back suplex on Natty, then goes up top and hits Asuka with an elbow drop for a nearfall. Natty recovers and punches Bayley and they fight on the apron.
Natty hits a German suplex on the apron and Bayley crashes to the floor. Asuka pulls Natty back into the ring and locks her in the Asuka Lock. Natty almost falls off. Asuka throws a kick, but Natty hits her with a Liger Bomb for two. Nattie goes for the Sharpshooter, but Bayley breaks it up with a running knee and follows up with a cutter to the ropes. Asuka drops Natty off the apron with a hip attack. Bayley hits a belly-to-belly suplex on Asuka for another nearfall.
Bayley goes for the Rose Plant, but Asuka counters with a strike. Bayley tries a backslide and gets two. Asuka sends Bayley into Natty and traps Bayley in the Asuka Lock. Bayley taps out.
Winner: Asuka
After the match, Maxine Dupri attacks Nattie from behind in the hallway and throws her into an LED board.
Backstage, Adam Pearce meets with Oba Femi and offers him a contract to sign, saying it’s a better offer than the previous one. Oba-san says he needs time to think carefully. Pierce tells him to take all the time he needs. As Oba leaves, Rusev comes in. The two stare at each other before Oba leaves.
Commercial break.
Liv and Cole are about to go for an interview when Dom Mysterio shows up. Liv said she had already made up her mind and decided not to rush this decision. She enjoys people waiting to see what she’s going to do.
Dom tries to talk to her when Stephanie Vaquere interrupts and speaks to Liv in Spanish. Dom tries to translate. Stephanie tries to tell Liv why she chose her. When Stephanie is done, she gets up and leaves. Dom continues to translate, and Cole attempts to ask an upset Liv a question, but Liv sobs and leaves with Dom.
CM Punk heads to the ring. CM Punk started by asking if it’s great to be alive on a Monday night in Memphis. The audience is clearly behind him, and he said it’s a little different than the feeling backstage. Punk says he thinks Adam Pearce is putting his WrestleMania main event against Roman Reigns in jeopardy. Punk disagrees. He says it’s improving.
He likened it to a team making the playoffs. Just because you qualify doesn’t mean you stop playing. Punk introduced the idea of earning and deserving. He said Finn Balor deserved a title shot in Belfast, but suffered a future loss in Chicago. Punk reminded everyone that Finn jumped him in Toronto and ruined what was supposed to be his last chance to share a ring with AJ Styles.
Punk admitted that he says and does things that piss people off – that’s who he is. He said if he didn’t, the fans wouldn’t love him. He called himself the best in the world and made it clear that the title did not belong to Roman Reigns or Finn Balor.
That brought Finn out on stage. Dominik Mysterio and J.D. McDonagh also joined in, and the three of them surrounded the ring. Finn tells Punk to relax. They’re not there to fight. He said being the best in the world means training with Europe’s top catch wrestlers, learning from Mexico’s best luchadores, surviving Japan’s toughest dojos, and defeating Roman Reigns in his debut match. Finn said he was truly the strongest in the world and that defeating Punk in Chicago would improve the WrestleMania main event instead of ruining it.
Punk fired back by asking why Dominic and JD were there. He says he knows who Finn is, or at least who he used to be. Punk pointed out that Judgment Day had not been with Finn during his rise in Europe, Mexico, and Japan, and claimed that they had been holding Finn back. He mocked Dominik for holding two titles and not defending them, and also attacked JD.
Punk said he thought they were planning on jumping him. He turns his back and dares them to do so, stating that if they attack him, Finn risks jeopardizing his title match. Punk added that he doesn’t need anyone’s help to become the best in the world.
Finn had to hold Dominik and JD back as Punk exited the ring, and tensions remained high heading into Chicago.
Get a recap of the Women’s Tag Team Title Match from SmackDown.
Backstage, Byron Saxton caught up with Rhea Ripley and Iyo Skye and asked them how they were going to get along on the road to WrestleMania.
Rhea says they always fight. She pointed out that she thought Nia Jax and Rush Legend could win the title, but they failed. Rhea added that now that she had upped the stakes, it was time to finish the job. Iyo keeps it simple and says he’s ready.
Asuka and Kairi Sane interrupt. Kairi said it would all end in the Elimination Chamber as Asuka would be within the chamber match and would make sure Rea and Iyo don’t win. Asuka gestures confidently and Kairi promises to make sure Asuka leaves as champion. Iyo tries to talk to Kairi, but Asuka calls Kairi’s name and Kairi backs away without saying anything.
After the tense exchange, Americanos grabbed the microphone and addressed the crowd.
El Grande Americano vs Penta No. 1 Contenders Match
They lock up and start, Grande shoves Penta into the corner and faces Pai. Penta pushes back and the two start trading chops in the center of the ring. They both swing into clotheslines at the same time, but Penta connects with a superkick. Grande fights back with punches, but Penta counters with a lung blower.
Just as Penta went for a springboard clothesline, Grande threw a clothesline of her own and they both collided and crashed to the mat.
Grande regains control with punches, an Irish whip, and a splash into the corner. He continues to throw shots and even grazes Penta’s eye with his boot. Penta fights back with punches and forearms, but Grande cuts Penta off and hits the snap mare and goes for the mask. Penta returns the favor with a snap mare of her own and grabs Grande’s mask, but Grande reaches the ropes.
Rayo and Bravo tangle at ringside and get distracted while Grande keeps the referee busy. Grande utilizes a clothesline for the near fall.
Grande sets Penta on the top turnbuckle, punches Penta and hooks him. Penta knocks Grande off the ropes and hits a crossbody. He follows with a kick, a wraparound bulldog, and a hesitant kick into the corner for a near fall.
Grande escapes the Penta Driver and drops Penta to the mat. He goes for a submission, but Penta manages to counter for a near fall. Grande responds with a near fall of her own and delivers more chops. He runs to the ropes, but Penta pulls him down and ends up hitting a Penta Driver for a 2 count. Penta signals for the Destroyer, but Rayo jumps on the apron to distract Penta. Grande uses this opportunity to headbutt Penta and get a close two count.
At ringside, Bravo reached into his gear and pulled out a piece of metal, attempting to change the outcome. Before he can use it, someone drags him under the ring. Rayo is then kicked into the announce table.
Clasico struck the scene and took control. He plants Chaos Theory on Rayo and hip-tosses Bravo onto the announce table. Grande starts an argument with Clasico, causing a distraction and losing out. Penta jumps off the ropes and connects with the Destroyer for a three count.
Winner: Penta
After the match, Penta nods to Clasico and exits the ring. The Clasico isn’t over. He punches Grande, hits a back body drop, and then does a Chaos Theory. He teases Grande to remove her mask, but Rayo and Bravo rush in and pull Grande to safety before any more damage can be done.
Back at the storage area, Dominic tells Liv that everything is under control as the workers are working. He suggests they go spend some time together while Liv and Raquel work.
JD McDonough pulls Finn Balor aside and tells him that Punk is clearly in his head. JD said that Finn was embarrassed by what happened in Ireland and reminded him that they could have already dealt with Punk. Finn stops him. He says this is something you have to do yourself. JD claims he’s just trying to help, but Finn tells him to let him do it alone. JD steps back and says it’s okay. Dom then reminds everyone that there is still a game tonight.
Then Kofi Kingston and Grayson Waller come out during the break. Kofi says he has terrible news for the “idiots” in the crowd. He revealed that Xavier Woods is injured and dealing with a shoulder issue. Coffey said Woods was ordered to take time off to recover.
Waller then claimed to have received a text message from Woods stating that Woods did not want to remain in a “poor town” like Memphis. He drew more heat from the crowd by attacking Ja Morant and joking that he wanted to leave the Grizzlies. AJ Lee makes his way to the ring without wasting any time. She said last week that she came in for moral support and was somehow chosen as the new number one contender for the Intercontinental Championship. She admits that she enjoyed getting into Becky Lynch’s skin, but Becky reminded her how real this was when he sent her into the ring post.
AJ points out that he hasn’t had a singles match, let alone a title match, in over 10 years. Back then, the only thing they were fighting over was “a sparkling pink butterfly.” She says she loved that championship and wore it with pride because it gave meaning to the title. She flat out says she is not humble and knows exactly who she is. There was a women’s division before AJ, there was a women’s division after her, and that’s her legacy.
AJ says he wants to fight the best, including Bayley, Laila, Rhea, Iyo, Kabuki Warriors, Judgment Day, Charlotte, and Alexa. But no matter what, it always comes back to Becky. She wonders why Becky is so angry. Is it because AJ’s goods sell well? Is it because fans like her more? She gave Becky a 10-year head start, but Becky says she still hasn’t caught up.
She even thanked Becky and said that without her, she might not have returned to the ring to prove that she could still go, to prove that she could still be champion. She says that if she leaves Chicago as champion, she will go to WrestleMania as champion.
AJ then calls Becky directly. Becky Lynch’s music hits and she heads to the ring.
Becky taunts AJ and asks if he really thinks this is a big upset title win. Becky says this is just a chance for AJ to gather his friends and family in Chicago for a retirement match he’s never had and deserves. Becky says she’s been making history while AJ has been making comic books.
She tells AJ that she can tell him about the time she beat Becky one-on-one, as long as she makes it through the Elimination Chamber. AJ says they can save the Chicago title match or they can throw up their hands now.
Becky teased taking off her coat and getting into the ring, but she quickly stopped. She asks if she looks stupid. She says AJ would just punch her. AJ says he won’t do that. And since Becky loves cheap shots, he’ll even let Becky swing first. AJ steps forward and puts his hands behind his back. Becky says she knows AJ’s game. She thinks AJ will make an excuse at Elimination Chamber because he wants to attack her. Becky refused and left, saying she would not fight in Memphis.
Backstage, Adam Pearce was in a hallway with security guards when he encountered Paul Heyman and his staff outside his office. The Austin Theory screams about what happened to Logan Paul. Heyman tells Austin and Logan to get the jet out of there. Heyman then asks Pearce to handle the Masked Man case. Pierce says that’s a problem for him too. Bronson Reed says he will step up and solve the problem. If he catches the masked man, the problem will be solved. And if he wins at Elimination Chamber, that problem will be solved.
Kathy Kelly then speaks with Maxine Dupri.
Cassie asks why he attacked Natalia. Maxine says she knows AJ can beat Becky at Elimination Chamber. She calls the attack on Natalia a retribution for what was done to her. Maxine says every time she trusts someone, she is ignored or stepped on. Now she’s done playing nice. She says she has a broken ankle, is stigmatized, and is out for revenge.
Jevon Evans vs. Dominik Mysterio vs. Gunther Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match
Gunther walks towards Dominik, who then goes back to the ropes and Dom immediately falls to the floor. Gunther motions for them to go back inside. Dom came back, but as soon as he got inside, he ducked out again.
Gunther shifts his focus to Jevon Evans, corners him and hits him with a chop. Dom says he wants to cut Evans too, but when Gunther turns to him, Dom claims he’s just helping and slides to the floor – you can’t win the match there.
Evans fights back with a forearm and hits a dropkick on both men. Gunther catches Evans’ dropkick in the middle and locks him in a Boston Crab. Dom sneaks in a few chops on Gunther, but Gunther shows him how it’s really done with a brutal chop of his own.
Evans fights back with a knee kick and a dropkick. He knocks Dom down with a head scissors and goes for a springboard move, but Gunther cuts him open with a powerful chop. Gunter drags Dom out of the ring and whips Dom into the ringside fence with an Irish whip.
Evans picked up the pace and hit a plancha over the ring post, sending Gunter crashing into the timekeeper area. Dom grabs the ring bell hammer and puts it on the steps, but Evans nails him with a thrust kick and then hits Gunter with another kick. Bringing Dom back in, Dom counters with a back elbow and stomps in the corner.
Dom knocks Gunter off the apron for a pose and hits Evans with a hard Irish whip for a near fall. He crushes Evans with a crossface and reverse chinlock. Evans fights back with punches, but Dom kicks him down and puts him on the ropes for the 619. Gunter grabs Evans with a sleeper before he can connect. Evans knocks Gunther to the floor and follows up with a Superman punch, followed by more punches in the corner.
Evans hits a slingshot splash and a spinning powerbomb. Gunter returns with a sleeper, but Evans escapes and hits a thrust kick. He goes for the rebound, but Gunter cuts him off with a chop. Gunter then powerbombs Dom onto Evans. Evans hits a follow-up powerbomb on Lana for a close two count. Gunther fights back with a powerful chop and powerbomb, sending Evans into a near fall again. Gunter starts unloading with boots on both Evans and Dom, lining them up for chops. Evans tries to fight back with punches, but Gunter blocks Evans with another brutal chop. Evans rocks the big man with thrust kicks, roundhouse kicks, and rebound roundhouse kicks.
Gunter chops Evans on the back and hits a German suplex, but Evans manages to get back to his feet. Evans hits a flying knee and gets a close two count.
Dom gets up first and goes to the top rope for a frog splash, but Gunter gets his knees up. Gunter sends Evans to the apron. Evans fights back with punches and forearms into Gunther.
Evans climbs to the top, but Gunther clubs him from behind onto the turnbuckle. Gunther goes for a waistlock but Evans blows him away. Evans attempts a moonsault and lands on his feet. He escapes the Sleeper with a jawbreaker, but Gunter catches him off the ropes and locks him into another Sleeper.
Dom comes flying in with a splash of frogs. Gunther wipes Dom with a clothesline. Dom rolls outside and kicks Gunther, then grabs the ring bell hammer and puts it in his pants.
Gunther traps Dom in a sleeper, and Evans uses his own sleeper to pounce on Gunther. Gunter powers out with a German suplex and kicks Dom off the apron. Gunther grabs the hammer, but Dragon Lee suddenly appears and blasts Gunther with a bell. Lee leaves without saying anything.
Dom slides back in and dropkicks Evans into the ropes. He connects with a 619 and heads to the top for the Frog Splash again, but misses.
Evans goes to the top rope and hits a double jump cutter on Dom for a three count.
Winner: Jevon Evans
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