Raw ends with DQ in Women's World Title main event

Monday Night Raw opened with General Manager Adam Pearce announcing that Stephanie Vaquer remains not medically cleared to compete. This development scrapped the scheduled match between Vaquer and Becky Lynch to determine the number one contender to the Women's World Championship.

Pearce then decided to book Lynch in an immediate title challenge against champion Liv Morgan, placing the bout in the main event slot in Fresno. Lynch delivered a video promo to build the match. During the back-and-forth contest, Lynch trapped Morgan in the Disarmher.

Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez then ran to the ring to interfere. Lynch temporarily neutralized the duo with a flip dive to the floor and a counter to Oblivion inside the ring. Rodriguez and Perez broke up the ensuing pinfall attempt, prompting the referee to call for the bell and disqualify Morgan.

Morgan lost the match but retained the Women's World Championship. Chaos followed as Chelsea Green and Iyo Sky also entered the fray. Morgan ended up laid out in the ring. Rhea Ripley appeared with her Money in the Bank briefcase, announced she was cashing in, and handed the case to a referee.