WWE Raw Results
February 23, 2026
Atlanta, Georgia (State Farm Arena)
Commentary: Michael Cole and Corey Graves
Results by: Mike Tedesco of Wrestleview.com
“Then. Now. Forever. Together.” The WWE video leads us into the show.
Michael Cole and Corey Graves are in the ring, and they welcome the crowd to the show. Corey Graves starts to talk about AJ Styles…
…until Gunther walks out, shouting, “Enough, Corey!” Gunther says he knows these two are trying their hardest, but it doesn’t cut it. Gunther tells them to get out of the ring, get behind the desk, and tell the Netflix audience how great he is. Gunther gets in the ring as the crowd chants, “You tapped out.” Gunther calls them idiots for gathering to celebrate the career of AJ Styles. Gunther thinks it’s disgraceful that there’s a celebration for a loser. Everyone will cheer for losers like Bill Goldberg, John Cena, and AJ Styles. All that matters is that he killed their careers.
Tonight, there should be a celebration for a truly great wrestler: Gunther. Raw General Manager Adam Pearce comes out and shouts, “That is enough!” Pearce’s microphone appears not to be working as he pounds on it. It’s going through to the television audience, but not to the arena. Pearce shouts, “God damn it!” Pearce is with security. Tonight, they’re celebrating a great wrestler. Pearce says Gunther will be escorted out of the building. Gunther says he’ll leave on his own free will because he is disgraced by what will be happening tonight. Gunther leaves the ring, warns the security not to touch him, and walks off laughing.
Gunther poses one last time before Dragon Lee attacks him from behind! Security pulls Lee off, and Gunther angrily charges off.
Gorilla Position Segment
Raw General Manager Adam Pearce pushes Gunther through the Gorilla Position. Gunther is irate. Dragon Lee attacks Gunther again, and they brawl to the backstage area. Security pulls Lee off, and Gunther is furious. Pearce asks if Gunther is happy and says it’s not his night. “The American Nightmare” Cody Rhodes walks into the frame and looks at Gunther with disgust before heading through the Gorilla Position.
“The American Nightmare” Cody Rhodes makes his entrance to a big reception from the Atlanta crowd. Rhodes stands in the ring and listens to a “Cody” chant. Rhodes poses and looks moved by the reaction. The crowd then starts to sing his name. Rhodes says, “So, Atlanta, I know what we wanna talk about.” Rhodes knows why they’re all here: the one and only, “The Phenomenal” AJ Styles. Wrestling royalty? Sure.
The Vision cuts Rhodes off. Paul Heyman walks out to the stage alongside “Big” Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, and Austin Theory. Heyman tries to speak, but they boo him. Theory says he cannot stand this place. They disrespect the Wise Man and The Vision. Theory says he’s ashamed to be from Atlanta. Paul takes the microphone and says Rhodes isn’t ashamed to be from Atlanta. Just like everyone from Atlanta, Rhodes has zero common sense. Rhodes is insane for showing up on Monday Night Raw. When Bronson Reed wins tonight, then the Elimination Chamber, and wins at WrestleMania, The Vision will take over SmackDown. Rhodes will be the first one out of the door. Paul sarcastically says, “God bless all of you” to the crowd because they’ll watch Reed win his Qualifying Match, starting right now.
Rhodes says he doesn’t know. He’s pretty sure there is someone here who would disagree with that. World Tag Team Champions The Usos come out through the crowd.
-Commercial Break-
Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match
Triple Threat Match
“Big” Bronson Reed vs. World Tag Team Champion “Main Event” Jey Uso vs. The Original El Grande Americano
Referee: Rod Zapata
Uso and Americano agree to team up and start punching Reed. Uso hits an uppercut, rocking Reed. They send Reed into the ropes, but he runs through a double-team and hits a double clothesline. Reed whips Uso into Americano in the corner. Uso sidesteps an avalanche, and Reed hits Americano. Uso takes it to Reed with some strikes, knocking him out of the ring with a spin kick. Uso hits the ropes for a suicide dive, but Reed forearms him in the jaw. Reed pulls Uso out of the ring and punches him. Americano then takes them out with a moonsault block to the floor!
Americano attacks Reed. Reed scoops him up, but Americano slides off and drives him into the ring post. Uso then joins in, and he and Americano drive Reed into the ring post.
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Back from the break, Americano sends Uso to the corner, but Uso slingshots over him and punches him in the face. Uso climbs to the second rope and starts up the ten punches. Uso gets down and uppercuts Americano back. Reed gets in the ring and headbutts Uso before stacking him and Americano on his shoulders! Reed hits a double Samoan Drop on Uso and Americano! Reed talks trash to Uso, hits a back elbow, and drops an elbow for a two-count. Reed rocks Uso with a right hand and chokes him on the middle rope before slinging him back. Americano gets on the apron, but Reed knocks him down. Reed applies a neck vice to Uso. Uso fights up and punches out. Uso hits the ropes, but Reed catches him and hits a World’s Strongest Slam. Reed hits the ropes, but Americano hits a flying headbutt. Americano hits Reed with a wheelbarrow bulldog, while also hitting Uso with a leg drop for a near fall.
Americano goes to hit Reed with a German Suplex, but he has trouble lifting him. Uso punches Reed away. Americano hits Uso with a Chaos Theory German Suplex. Americano gets on the top rope and dives all the way across the ring to (sort of) hit a diving headbutt on Uso. 1… 2… Reed breaks it up. Americano flips through a back suplex from Reed and hits a German Suplex for a two-count!
-Commercial Break-
Back from the break, we see a slow-motion replay of Reed breaking up a pin before immediately grabbing his right arm. Reed is down at ringside as a doctor checks on him. Uso hits Americano with a suicide dive at ringside. The referee is clearly giving directions to Uso with this unfortunate injury to Reed. Uso puts Americano into the ring, and the referee talks to him. The referee looks over to see what’s happening with Reed.
Uso goes to the top rope, but Americano crotches him. Americano sets up for a superplex, but Uso punches him off. Americano takes a flat bump off the top rope. Uso goes for an Uso Splash, but Americano gets the knees up and cradles him for a near fall. Americano immediately applies an Ankle Lock. Uso twists out and kicks Americano off, but Americano keeps hold of the ankle. Americano puts the Ankle Lock back on. Uso rolls out and hits a superkick, but Americano answers with a rolling Liger Kick. Uso quickly fires back with a Spear before going to the top rope for an Uso Splash. 1… 2… 3.
Winner by Pinfall: “Main Event” Jey Uso
Video: AJ Styles debuted in the Royal Rumble at the No. 3 spot in 2016.
Backstage Segment
Shinsuke Nakamura and Bobby Roode are talking backstage. Both of them had big rivalries with AJ Styles.
Parking Garage Segment
The Michael Jordan-owned NASCAR rolls into the arena. World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk emerges with Tyler Reddick.
WWE Clash in Italy is coming to Turin, Italy, on May 31.
Liv Morgan makes her way to the ring alongside WWE Intercontinental and AAA Mega Champion, “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio. Morgan has a somber look on her face. Morgan will make a decision about WrestleMania next.
-Commercial Break-
Liv Morgan makes a decision about WrestleMania
Replay: Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer confronted Liv Morgan last week on Raw. Vaquer told Morgan that she should be ashamed of having to hide behind a man and the Judgment Day. If Morgan picks her, Morgan won’t win. Vaquer will show her what a real champion is. This left Morgan in tears for some reason.
Liv Morgan has her head on “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio’s shoulder. Mysterio tells the crowd that they’re in the presence of the greatest Intercontinental Champion and AAA Mega Champion, as well as the greatest Royal Rumble winner of all time. Now, this is the moment they’ve all been waiting for. Morgan will make her decision on who she’ll face at WrestleMania. Mysterio asks for the champions to come out so Morgan can make the decision face-to-face.
Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer heads to the ring first. Morgan looks uneasy around her. Coming out next is WWE Women’s Champion Jade Cargill.
Both Women’s Champions are in the ring. Morgan unenthusiastically says she has decided, but she has something she wants to get off her chest first. Vaquer’s words last week really caught her by surprise. Morgan isn’t used to being that vulnerable. She thought about what Vaquer said all week. Vaquer is right. Morgan didn’t realize how selfish and privileged she is. Vaquer told her that Morgan has had ten years of the best of the best. Morgan didn’t know much about Vaquer’s story. She didn’t know that Vaquer had to scratch and claw for ten years to get to WWE. Now that Morgan knows Vaquer’s story, she is sorry for overlooking her. Morgan has to focus on her story now.
Morgan turns to look at Cargill and approaches her. Morgan then whips around and ROCKS Vaquer with a microphone shot to the skull. Cargill smiles and nods at her. Morgan mounts Vaquer and punches away at her. Morgan hits Vaquer with a codebreaker before picking up the Women’s World Championship. Morgan hits Vaquer with Ob-Liv-ion and holds up the title. Morgan throws the title down onto Vaquer and shouts that she’s the greatest of all time. Morgan and Mysterio walk off.
Backstage Interview
Byron Saxton is backstage with Je’Von Evans. How is he feeling about heading into the biggest match of his career? Evans stops to greet the rapper Offset. The New Day and Grayson Waller walk up. Xavier Woods has his arm in a sling. Woods isn’t happy that he isn’t being honored in Atlanta. They also take exception to inviting Offset to Raw before. Offset says the New Day sucks. Evans isn’t happy they interrupted him and Offset, and wants to throw hands. Kofi Kingston accepts and says Evans couldn’t lace his boots.
Maxxine Dupri makes her way to the ring. She’ll battle Nattie next.
-Commercial Break-
Video: AJ Styles won the WWE Championship from Jinder Mahal in the United Kingdom.
Backstage Segment
The Good Brothers are here to celebrate AJ Styles, as are Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa. Michin is also there.
Maxxine Dupri vs. Nattie
Referee: Eddie Orengo
Dupri quickly takes it to Nattie and kicks her out of the ring. Nattie fights her at ringside, but Dupri takes her out with a crossbody off the barricade. Dupri drives Nattie into the barricade and grabs at her, but Nattie kicks her into the ring post. Dupri appears to be knocked out. Nattie attacks the unconscious Dupri. The referee calls the match off.
Winner by Referee Stoppage: Nattie
The Judgment Day Clubhouse
Liv Morgan is celebrating with “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio and Raquel Rodriguez. JD McDonagh apologizes to Finn Bálor for being hotheaded last week. McDonagh believes Bálor can do this on his own. Bálor thanks him. Mysterio says they left him hanging last week, which is why he lost. Now, he has to defend the title next week on Raw against Penta. Bálor sarcastically apologizes for not being there because he’s focusing on the biggest match of his career. Bálor says he held his own while the other two were injured. Bálor tells Mysterio to take some responsibility and grow up. Bálor walks off. McDonagh says he’ll talk to him.
Conor Benn signs with Zuffa Boxing, owned by the UFC’s Dana White.
Coming up next, Brock Lesnar will be live in Atlanta.
-Commercial Break-
Daytona 500 and Auto Trader 400 winner Tyler Reddick is at ringside. 2 Chainz is also there, as is Lil Yachty.
Video: Oba Femi highlight reel.
Backstage Segment
Raw General Manager Adam Pearce is standing in front of the crate to be opened at Elimination Chamber. Pearce tells an assistant to send it to Chicago. Rusev walks up to Pearce. Oba Femi confronts him. Rusev says he talks a lot for a rookie. Femi asks if he wants to go. Pearce says they’re here for AJ Styles and tells them to do this at another time and place. They agree to do it for AJ Styles.
Brock Lesnar appears
Brock Lesnar comes out alongside Paul Heyman. Heyman introduces himself as a Wise Man and an Oracle, but, most of all, as the advocate for “The Beast” Brock Lesnar. Heyman says WrestleMania has traditionally had two main events: the title match and the Undertaker’s Streak. Heyman reminds them that Lesnar conquered the Undertaker’s undefeated streak at WrestleMania, which means that the main event spot went to Lesnar. Now, the only dead man walking in WWE is the one who comes down the aisle to face Brock Lesnar. Heyman says they’re all asking who will fight Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania. An “Oba” chant picks up.
Heyman doesn’t have any predictions or spoilers. Not one person was man enough to confront Lesnar in the locker room. They don’t want the beating they’ll get at WrestleMania. In the effort of full transparency, these are the appearances that Brock Lesnar is going to make on the Road to WrestleMania: San Antonio, Boston, New York City, Houston, and Sacramento. If someone wants the beating of epic proportions, they just need to get into the face of Lesnar.
Heyman doesn’t think anyone will answer Brock Lesnar’s Open Challenge for WrestleMania. If you take a good look at the locker room, you can have all the title matches you want. The real Main Event at WrestleMania is whoever is going to get their ass kicked and conquered by Brock Lesnar. There is no one in the locker room with the balls to take that ass-kicking at WrestleMania from Brock Lesnar. Lesnar and Heyman walk off.
Video: Becky Lynch says AJ Lee can’t compare resumes with hers. All Lee ever did was win a butterfly belt. Lee doesn’t deserve to hold her title. Lee will be the least talented AJ to retire this year. On Saturday, at Elimination Chamber, Lynch will prove how good she is.
Becky Lynch will put the WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship on the line against AJ Lee at Elimination Chamber this Saturday.
Je’Von Evans makes his entrance alongside Offset. Evans will battle Kofi Kingston next.
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Je’Von Evans w/ Offset vs. Kofi Kingston w/ Xavier Woods and Grayson Waller
Referee: Danilo Anfibio
Kofi Kingston quickly shows Evans up. Evans flips through an arm wrench a few times before Kingston rocks him with a hard SLAP. Evans punches him down and clotheslines him over the top rope. Evans scares Grayson Waller off the apron. Evans sets up for a dive, but Kingston runs away. Kingston soon gets in the ring, so Evans drops him with a Busaiku Knee for a two-count. Kingston wants a timeout. Evans blocks a kick, but Kingston quickly pokes him in the eyes and tosses him out of the ring. Kingston gets on the apron and kicks Evans in the face. Offset runs over to check on Evans.
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Back from the break, Kingston is punching Evans down. Evans fights back, but Kingston counters with an SOS attempt. Evans gets out of it and stuns Kingston with a pair of superkicks. Evans hits a springboard splash kick for a near fall. Evans goes to the top rope and goes for a moonsault, but he lands on his feet when Kingston moves. Evans comes up hobbling, so Kingston hits an SOS for a near fall. Evans fights back with a Red Dot kick to the skull, knocking Kingston out of the ring. Evans then dives over the top rope onto Kingston! Wow!
The referee checks on Kingston in the ring as Waller blindsides Evans with a punch. Kingston drops a leg for a near fall. Waller and Offset get into it. Offset sends Waller over the commentary table. Kingston yells at Offset before Evans hits him with a WILD OG Cutter for the win.
Winner by Pinfall: Je’Von Evans
Video: WWE Superstars pay tribute to AJ Styles.
Backstage Segment
Frankie Kazarian is walking backstage. He opens the door to the Boiler Room, and Abyss walks out! They’re here to celebrate AJ Styles.
World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk makes his way to the ring. We’ll hear from him next.
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Video: Finn Bálor says it’s been 10 years of what ifs. He has to convince everyone, including the Judgment Day. When Bálor lost to CM Punk in Belfast, he stopped asking what if. Now, it’s when he beats Punk and goes on to WrestleMania. There will be no more what-ifs because everyone will know who is the best in the world.
8x NBA All-Star Dwight Howard is at ringside. Jermaine Dupri is also there. Comedian Funny Marco is shown, as is Bow Wow. Bow Wow has a vintage The Rock t-shirt on.
World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk addresses Finn Bálor
CM Punk says tonight is not about him. He’s here for AJ Styles and tells the crowd to chant his name. The crowd chants for AJ Styles. Punk says he’ll try to make this quick to give AJ Styles enough time to talk to his people. Punk will have his time in front of his people this weekend. Punk says it’s great to be alive on a Monday night in Atlanta. What if that’s the last time he got to say that? Finn Bálor asked what if. What if he didn’t jump Punk in Toronto? What if Bálor didn’t ruin what was unfortunately the last time Punk would share the ring with AJ Styles? The answer is simple: Bálor wouldn’t get a shot at the title. People are wondering what he’s doing. Punk is doing the best he can. Punk is giving the people the fighting champion they deserve, like the people he grew up admiring, like Terry Funk, Harley Race, Shawn Michaels, the Undertaker, Triple H, and more.
Punk doesn’t like dealing in what-ifs for one specific reason. What if Roman Reigns were here tonight? The crowd starts a light “OTC” chant. Punk says what-ifs aren’t rooted in reality because Reigns isn’t here. The crowd boos. Punk says they can’t boo him because he’s here every week. What if he loses to Bálor? No risk, no reward. The reality is, Reigns will be in Indianapolis next week. What if Punk doesn’t wait until WrestleMania and he punches Reigns in his stupid face next week?
Punk deals in facts. Finn Bálor and Roman Reigns can ask what if. Punk doesn’t have to. What if he were the champion? He doesn’t have to say it because he is. Punk doesn’t have to wonder what if he was good because he’s the best in the world. Punk doesn’t have to ask what if he was the Main Event of WrestleMania because he is. Punk is the champ and the Best in the World. He is CM Punk.
Backstage Segment
Petey Williams, Jeremy Borash, and Omos are backstage to celebrate AJ Styles.
WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion IYO SKY makes her way to the ring. The Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match is next.
-Commercial Break-
Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match
Triple Threat Match
WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion IYO SKY vs. Kairi Sane vs. Raquel Rodriguez
Referee: Shawn Bennett
Raquel Rodriguez attacks IYO SKY and boots Kairi Sane. Sky takes it to Rodriguez, but Rodriguez powers out of a sunset flip and throws Sky to the corner. Sane jumps on Rodriguez’s back, but Rodriguez slams her off. Sky and Sane sidestep Rodriguez and double-team her. They send Rodriguez to the corner and hit running elbows. Sky and Sane kick Rodriguez out of the ring. Sane attacks Sky from behind and slams her down. Sane puts a foot on Sky’s chest for a two-count. Sane hits a head-scissor takeover, but Sky sweeps her feet for a one-count. Sky sends her into the ropes and hits a back body drop. Sky goes for a German Suplex. Sane kicks Rodriguez away and does a standing switch on Rodriguez. Rodriguez then powers both women up and hits a double fallaway slam! Wow!
Rodriguez sends Sane out of the ring and scoops Sky up. Sky slides off and shoves Rodriguez over the top rope as Sane pulls it down. Rodriguez catches Sane attempting a dive. Sky takes them both out with an Asai Moonsault.
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Back from the break, Sky fights Sane off and hits a springboard missile dropkick. Sky sets up for a Bullet Train Attack, but Rodriguez intercepts her. Rodriguez takes Sane down for a two-count. Rodriguez goes for a Tejana Bomb, but Sky saves her. Sky and Sane send Rodriguez’s shoulder into the ring post. Sky hits Rodriguez with a suicide dive. Sane follows up with an InSane Elbow off the top rope to the floor! Sky then dropkicks Rodriguez into the timekeeper’s area.
Sane rocks Sky with a Cutlass back fist and puts her in the ring. Sane heads to the top rope, but she dives over Sky when she gets up. Sane goes for a backslide pin for a near fall. Sky hits a double arm backbreaker before stepping on her. Sky goes to the top rope and hits an Over the Moonsault. 1… 2… Rodriguez barely pulls Sane out of the ring. Rodriguez hits Sane with a stiff lariat on the floor. Sky kicks Rodriguez as she gets on the apron and dropkicks her into the corner. Rodriguez drops Sky on the apron, but she misses a punch. Sky snaps Rodriguez off the top rope and heads to the top rope for a missile dropkick. Sky hits Rodriguez with a Bullet Train Attack.
Sky goes to the top rope, but Rodriguez gets up and tries for a Tejana Bomb. Sky fights her off and kicks her back. Sky hits a diving tornado DDT and goes to the top rope. Sane pushes Sky off the top rope and goes for an InSane Elbow, but Rodriguez gets her boots up. Rodriguez hits Sane with a Tejana Bomb for the win.
Winner by Pinfall: Raquel Rodriguez
Michael Cole announces that “Big” Bronson Reed has suffered a distal biceps tear and will be out indefinitely.
The commentators run down the Elimination Chamber card.
Coming up next, we’ll have the Tribute to AJ Styles.
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The Tribute to AJ Styles
Video: A highlight reel of the phenomenal career of AJ Styles is shown with Creed’s signature song “Higher” playing. This includes footage from TNA and WWE. It’s also sprinkled with tributes from WWE Superstars and Legends, as well as Styles’ family.
“The Phenomenal” AJ Styles makes his entrance for the final time on WWE Raw. Styles has tears in his eyes. Styles high-fives some fans and gets in the ring. Everyone, including the commentators, gives him a standing ovation. The crowd chants, “Thank you, AJ.” It gets louder and louder, and Styles looks moved. Styles says he was going to wear a suit tonight, but the last time he did, he beat the piss out of Cody Rhodes. Styles says he thought this would be easy. If he gets choked up, it’s not because he’s sad.
Styles says he’s so grateful to be in Atlanta, Georgia. He grew up 45 minutes down the road in Gainesville. People don’t get to have a celebration like this when they retire, so he’s thankful for this night. This doesn’t happen often, so he thanks the people. At his core, he’s still the kid from Gainesville, Georgia, who fell in love with wrestling. He wrestled in Gainesville, the Asylum for TNA, and the Tokyo Dome in Japan. He’s also wrestled under the bright lights of WrestleMania. Styles has wrestled some OGs in TNA, including Christopher Daniels, Samoa Joe, and Frankie Kazarian. They made a mark in wrestling. With some uncertainty, he left TNA for Japan and met some Good Brothers over there. Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson showed him what it’s like to have fun in pro wrestling. It’s not serious all the time. If Styles is having fun, the crowd is as well. That’s what it’s all about.
Styles has done almost everything except be a full-time father. Styles’ family is shown at the ringside. Styles says he’s missed birthdays, anniversaries, games, and much more. That’s tough. His flex should be all the World Championships he’s won all over the world, but his real flex is having the best wife in the world. Styles’ wife blows a kiss to him. She never slowed him down or told him to stop. She pushed him forward and held the family together when he had to watch them grow on FaceTime. Styles loves his wife. Styles acknowledges his three kids, including one at home with the flu.
Styles knows things didn’t go the way the people wanted at the Royal Rumble with Gunther. It’s not how he wanted to go, but it is poetic. Not many get to go out where they started. His debut was at the Royal Rumble in 2016. His last match was against Gunther at the Royal Rumble in 2026. People wondered why he didn’t leave his gloves in the ring. Styles is a man of his word. At the end of the day, all we have is our word. Styles takes his jacket off and lays it on the mat. Styles still has his gloves on. Styles didn’t take off his gloves at the Royal Rumble because he wanted to take them back home, get to Atlanta, and leave his gloves at home. Styles takes his gloves off and puts them on the canvas.
Styles says he’d be nothing without the fans. Styles thanks them for the love. The crowd gives him a great ovation as he poses on the turnbuckles. The credits come up. The WWE roster, led by Paul “Triple H” Levesque, comes out to the stage and applauds “The Phenomenal” AJ Styles. A loud “AJ” chant picks up.
The bell tolls.
The lights go out. The Undertaker rides down to the ring on his motorcycle. The American Badass parks in front of the ring and looks at the man he faced in the final match of his legendary career.
The Undertaker gets in the ring and looks down at Styles’ gloves. Undertaker looks confused. Undertaker asks if he’s just going to leave his stuff here and go. They have unfinished business. Styles looks confused. Undertaker asks Styles if he’s heard of the phrase, “If you see me coming, you’re already gone.” Undertaker changed that phrase because if you see him coming, that means you’re going. Undertaker says it is his esteemed honor to inform Styles that he is the newest inductee into the WWE Hall of Fame! Styles smiles broadly and hugs him.
The crowd chants, “You deserve it.” Styles’ family gets in the ring. Styles becomes emotional as he embraces his wife and children. Styles then celebrates as his music plays. His wife holds his arm up as the show comes to an end.
In loving memory of Kerwin Silfies: 1950 – 2026.
Quick Match Results
— World Tag Team Champion “Main Event” Jey Uso def. “Big” Bronson Reed and El Grande Americano in an Elimination Chamber Qualifying Triple Threat Match
— Nattie def. Maxxine Dupri via Referee Stoppage
— Je’Von Evans def. Kofi Kingston
— Raquel Rodriguez def. WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion IYO SKY and Kairi Sane in an Elimination Chamber Qualifying Triple Threat Match
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