Cruz Montana is scheduled to face Dion Lennox of DarkState in an Unsanctioned Match on tonight&#8217;s NXT (with UFC fighter Michael Chandler serving as the special guest enforcer).
After Montana made his RAW debut, NXT General Manager Robert Stone announced that Montana&#8217;s match against Lennox is still set to take place.
Lennox posted the following after Montana&#8217;s RAW debut:
&#8220;Drove his sorry a$$ back to the old life like I said I would&#x1f602;&#x1f602;&#x1f602;&#8221;
Last night, Royce Keys teased an NXT invasion by 946:
&#8220;NXT. Tomorrow night. Ain’t nobody safe.&#8221;
Lennox sent another message to Montana:
&#8220;I’m supposed to be scared??? &#x1f602;&#x1f602;&#x1f602;&#x1f602;
You boutta get a a$$ whoopin worse than your time in detox.
See you soon&#8221;
You can submit your WrestleMoney predictions for tonight&#8217;s NXT now (new questions added).

Royce Keys Teases NXT Invasion By 946

Democrats won control of both the U.S. House and Senate in the 2026 midterms, in what multiple outlets describe as a &#8220;blue wave&#8221; and a major rebuke to President Donald Trump.
WWE Hall of Famer and AEW personality Mick Foley posted the following about it:
&#8220;Very happy with tonight&#8217;s results. We have so much more in common that unites us than divides us.&#8221;
Prior to the midterm election, Foley had the following message for his WWE colleagues:
&#8220;Should things not go their way, I truly hope some of my WWE colleagues who have a personal relationship with the president will put country over party and speak up for the sake of democracy.&#8221;
Speaking of U.S. midterm elections, Batista posted the following:
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-width="525" data-dnt="true">
Batista reacts to U.S. midterm elections result <a href="https://t.co/rdL8EISo9X">pic.twitter.com/rdL8EISo9X</a>
&mdash; WrestleFeed (@WrestleFeedApp) <a href="https://x.com/WrestleFeedApp/status/2117884919875764357?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 4, 2026</a></blockquote>
<script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
JBL tweeted: &#8220;Does this mean I don’t get my $5,000 check? I&#8217;m not sure if we get regime change in Iran, I know for sure we just got it in Texas.&#8221;

Mick Foley Sends Message To WWE Colleagues As Democrats Win U.S. Midterm Elections

In a short street interview with The School of Hard Knocks, WWE Hall of Famer The Undertaker shared thoughts on his career, money, and life lessons.
The Undertaker shared that he became a millionaire at age 27. His journey began with a major risk: he gave up a full basketball college scholarship to pursue pro wrestling, despite his parents thinking he was making a mistake.
His father wanted him to take the simple route, finish his free education, and avoid a risky career. Yet, Undertaker followed his ambition, spending over 30 years in the ring and earning nearly $15 million in his highest-earning single year.
He attributed his longevity to standing out, noting that success in entertainment requires connecting with the audience&#8217;s imagination rather than following a generic pattern.
The most important money advice he received came from his father: always spend less than you earn. He noted that success can disappear unexpectedly. Today, despite having substantial wealth, he chooses to drive a 2018 Ford F-250 and avoids spending money just to impress other people.
When asked about his personal beliefs, he stated his faith in God and Jesus Christ, describing it as the foundation behind his life and purpose.
His parting advice to younger generations was to &#8220;embrace the suck.&#8221; He explained that any worthwhile pursuit brings both wins and setbacks, warning: &#8220;Don&#8217;t let the success go to your head, and don&#8217;t let the failure go to your heart.&#8221;
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-width="525" data-dnt="true">
The Undertaker earned nearly $15 million in his highest-earning single year. <a href="https://t.co/sljNSAIhdc">pic.twitter.com/sljNSAIhdc</a>
&mdash; WrestleFeed (@WrestleFeedApp) <a href="https://x.com/WrestleFeedApp/status/2117863980337385778?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 4, 2026</a></blockquote>
<script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

The Undertaker Reveals His Highest Earnings In A Single WWE Year

Before last night&#8217;s RAW, the following matches were taped for an upcoming episode of WWE Main Event, where Lyra Valkyria suffered another loss after losing her feud to Bayley recently:
&#8211; Lola Vice def. Lyra Valkyria
&#8211; Otis def. Ivar (of The War Raiders)

WWE Main Event Spoilers

WWE hit a big road bump when mapping out the rules for the upcoming John Cena Classic, mostly because the original plan would have made booking matches almost impossible.
On Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer explained that WWE first wanted to let fans vote on who moves on in the tournament. Under that system, a wrestler could actually lose their match in the ring, but still advance to the next round if the audience liked them better and voted for them.
People quickly noticed the huge flaw in that format: WWE would have zero control over who won, making it impossible for producers and wrestlers to plan out later rounds ahead of time on a single night.
Because of those obvious headaches, WWE was forced to rethink the whole concept. While John Cena showed off the official championship belt on RAW and named Cody Rhodes as the first entrant for the December 14 show at Disney World, he never actually explained how the tournament or the fan voting will work.
Club WWE members are supposed to get a vote, but WWE has kept quiet about what they are really voting on, likely because officials are still trying to fix the format before the show takes place.

WWE Was Forced To Rethink The John Cena Classic

WWE and The Walt Disney Company are taking their business relationship to another level this December with a packed two-day event in Orlando, Florida. Heading straight to the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex on December 14 and 15, the weekend will feature back-to-back shows combining WWE wrestling with major pop culture brands.
The fun starts on Monday, December 14, with the debut of the John Cena Classic, airing live on Netflix as a special edition of Monday Night RAW. The show will pit established stars from RAW and SmackDown against rising talent from NXT, with members of the newly introduced Club WWE program voting live during the broadcast to name the night&#8217;s top performer.
The action keeps going the next evening on Tuesday, December 15, when WWE puts on a special &#8220;Avengers: Doomsday&#8221; edition of Worlds Collide event tied directly into the upcoming Marvel Studios movie. That second night will bring together wrestlers from WWE, NXT, and Mexico&#8217;s AAA promotion.
Under WWE&#8217;s Instagram post about this, CM Punk commented that he&#8217;ll be working both the John Cena Classic and WWE Worlds Collide:
&#8220;I&#8217;m gonna work both shows &#x1f525;&#8221;
So far, only Cody Rhodes has been announced for the John Cena Classic tournament.

CM Punk Says He’ll Be In The John Cena Classic

As seen on last night&#8217;s RAW, 946 destroyed The Bloodline after Cruz Montana showed up and joined forces with Royce Keys&#8217; faction.
According to PWInsider, Jacob Fatu is scheduled to return to WWE TV very soon, which will lead to a 5-on-5 WarGames match between both factions at Survivor Series 2026: The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jacob Fatu, Solo Sikoa, and The Usos) vs. 946 (Royce Keys, Carmelo Hayes, Cruz Montana, and OTM).
Fatu reportedly filmed material with other wrestlers in this match today. The Samoan Werewolf has been off WWE programming since Jaida Parker ran him over with a car.

Royce Keys Teases NXT Invasion By 946

Mick Foley Sends Message To WWE Colleagues As Democrats Win U.S. Midterm Elections

The Undertaker Reveals His Highest Earnings In A Single WWE Year

WWE Main Event Spoilers

WWE Was Forced To Rethink The John Cena Classic

CM Punk Says He’ll Be In The John Cena Classic

Top Star’s WWE TV Return Is Near