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.

Top Star’s WWE TV Return Is Near

After his return to WWE TV on last night&#8217;s RAW, WWE has announced John Cena for 5 upcoming dates:
1. November 4: NXT
2. November 13: SmackDown
3. November 16: RAW
4. November 28: Survivor Series
5. December 14: John Cena Classic on RAW

John Cena Announced For 5 More WWE Dates

The cinematic clash between Shiloh Hill and Naraku at NXT Halloween Havoc failed to impress backstage, with several people in WWE feeling the match hurt the entire broadcast.
Speaking on Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer reported that the internal feedback coming out of the event regarding the bout was noticeably negative. Meltzer noted that people within the company bluntly stated the contest dragged down the rest of the show.
The match was originally scheduled as the second bout of the night, but Naraku blindsided Hill backstage before they even reached the ring. Both wrestlers ended up spitting mist at each other, kicking off a series of bizarre, supernatural cinematic vignettes spread across the show. The segments featured skeleton figures and strange creatures before the two finally crashed through the ringside entrance gate.
After all the backstage buildup, the action inside the squared circle lasted only about two minutes, ending when Hill picked up the win over Naraku with a neckbreaker. The strange presentation drew heavy criticism from fans online, and internal sentiment within WWE reportedly mirrored that reaction.
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WWE Officials Reportedly Believe Naraku vs. Shiloh Hill Ruined NXT Halloween Havoc

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.
Alongside the in-ring action, WWE and Fanatics will run a two-day fan festival called WWE World at the sports complex, giving fans chances to get autographs, take pictures, and buy exclusive crossover merchandise like special Marvel-themed championship belts. Fans wanting to attend both nights can grab two-day ticket packages starting with a presale on Thursday, November 12, followed by the general public sale on Friday, November 13 through Ticketmaster.

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

John Cena Announced For 5 More WWE Dates

WWE Officials Reportedly Believe Naraku vs. Shiloh Hill Ruined NXT Halloween Havoc

WWE Announces “Avengers: Doomsday” Edition of Worlds Collide