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WWE Netflix Odds and Predictions for the October 5 edition of Monday Night RAW focus on three announced matches and Roman Reigns’ return five days before Money in the Bank. Rey Fenix will defend the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship against Ethan Page, while Becky Lynch and Liv Morgan meet to determine Stephanie Vaquer’s next challenger.
A dependable numerical RAW moneyline was not widely available for the announced matches when the markets were reviewed on September 29. That means the strongest approach is to establish the likely winners now without inventing prices. Rey Fenix retaining his championship is the best current ScoresAndStats prediction, with Liv Morgan favored in our booking read over Lynch.
Quick WWE RAW Betting Takeaways
- Best RAW prediction: Rey Fenix to retain the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship against Ethan Page.
- Women’s No. 1 Contender prediction: Liv Morgan over Becky Lynch.
- Tag team prediction: Sol Ruca and Lola Vice over Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez.
- Best betting decision: Wait for verified RAW moneylines before turning any prediction into a wager.
- Major segment: World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns returns before his Money in the Bank defense against LA Knight.
- Next RAW: Monday, October 5, 2026, from Enterprise Center in St. Louis.
WWE RAW October 5 Card and Netflix Information
The October 5 RAW is the final Monday episode before WWE Money in the Bank on October 10. That makes the St. Louis show particularly important for Morgan, Ruca, Vice and Perez, while Reigns has one final RAW appearance before defending the World Heavyweight Championship against LA Knight.
| RAW Detail | October 5 Information |
|---|---|
| Date | Monday, October 5, 2026 |
| Venue | Enterprise Center |
| Location | St. Louis, Missouri |
| Arena Event Time | 6:30 PM local time |
| RAW Broadcast | 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT |
| Streaming | Netflix |
| Championship Match | Rey Fenix vs. Ethan Page |
| No. 1 Contender’s Match | Becky Lynch vs. Liv Morgan |
| Women’s Tag Match | Sol Ruca & Lola Vice vs. Raquel Rodriguez & Roxanne Perez |
| Featured Return | Roman Reigns |
WWE Netflix Odds Update for October 5
Odds last checked: September 29, 2026. Prices can change.
Weekly WWE RAW betting markets are less consistent than the boards for major Premium Live Events. A dependable numerical line was not widely available for the three announced October 5 matches when this update was prepared, so no artificial odds are being assigned.
That distinction matters. A wrestler can be the strongest prediction without being worth betting at whatever price eventually appears. Bettors unfamiliar with American moneylines can review the ScoresAndStats betting guides before comparing any late RAW prices.
| October 5 Market | Current Status | ScoresAndStats Prediction |
|---|---|---|
| Rey Fenix vs. Ethan Page | No dependable RAW line widely available | Rey Fenix retains |
| Becky Lynch vs. Liv Morgan | No dependable RAW line widely available | Liv Morgan wins |
| Ruca & Vice vs. Rodriguez & Perez | No dependable RAW line widely available | Ruca & Vice win |
| Roman Reigns Return | Segment, not an announced match | No RAW wager |
Rey Fenix vs. Ethan Page Prediction
Rey Fenix is the strongest October 5 prediction to defeat Ethan Page and retain the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship.
Fenix has been presented as an active defending champion across WWE and AAA programming. His recent title defenses have included victories over Nathan Frazer and Ricky Saints, and the championship has become a useful way for WWE to feature Fenix outside a single-brand storyline.
Page remains dangerous because WWE has consistently portrayed him as an opportunist who can create openings through distractions, shortcuts and timing. He also gives Fenix a challenger who can lose without requiring WWE to move the championship into a completely different direction.
The larger creative argument favors the champion. Fenix can continue defending the AAA title across multiple WWE shows, while Page can move into another RAW rivalry immediately after the match.
The risk is a surprise title change designed to create a fresh AAA program. That possibility is enough to make price important. Fenix should not automatically be played if a sportsbook eventually makes him an overwhelming favorite.
ScoresAndStats Prediction: Rey Fenix retains the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship. Wait for a verified moneyline before betting.
Becky Lynch vs. Liv Morgan Prediction
Liv Morgan is the ScoresAndStats prediction to defeat Becky Lynch and earn another Women’s World Championship match against Stephanie Vaquer at Money in the Bank.
The biggest reason is unfinished business. Morgan defeated Vaquer in a championship match on September 7, but Vaquer took the title from Morgan in Santiago five days later. Putting Morgan back opposite Vaquer on October 10 would give WWE a direct way to resolve a title series that has already changed direction twice during September.
Lynch remains closely connected to the story, but she does not need to win the contender’s match to stay relevant. WWE can use interference, a disputed finish or Morgan’s Judgment Day connections to keep Lynch involved without immediately making the Money in the Bank title match a Triple Threat.
The strongest argument for Lynch is freshness. Vaquer against Lynch would be less repetitive than another Vaquer-Morgan singles match, and WWE could save the Morgan rematch for a later date. That makes this a less confident prediction than Fenix retaining.
ScoresAndStats Prediction: Liv Morgan defeats Becky Lynch and advances to face Stephanie Vaquer at Money in the Bank.
Sol Ruca and Lola Vice vs. Judgment Day Prediction
Sol Ruca and Lola Vice are the preferred side against Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez.
The match comes directly from the September 28 RAW. Vice defeated Perez one-on-one, but Rodriguez attacked Vice afterward. Ruca attempted to make the save before Rodriguez and Perez gained control of the situation.
That ending creates a simple reason to give Ruca and Vice the rebound victory in St. Louis. Both are already qualified for the Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match, as is Perez, so WWE also has an obvious way to finish the tag match without making one of the ladder-match participants absorb another direct singles loss.
Rodriguez is the one woman in this tag match who is not currently part of the Money in the Bank ladder field. That gives WWE more flexibility with the finish while still protecting the three women who will compete for the briefcase five days later.
The main risk is Judgment Day interference or another chaotic finish designed to create one final confrontation before Money in the Bank.
ScoresAndStats Prediction: Sol Ruca and Lola Vice defeat Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez.
Roman Reigns Returns Before Money in the Bank
Roman Reigns is advertised to return on October 5 after LA Knight spent the September 28 RAW addressing their upcoming World Heavyweight Championship match.
Reigns does not currently have an announced match in St. Louis, so there is no weekly RAW wager to force here. The value of the segment is what it could reveal about the final creative direction heading into October 10.
Knight has repeatedly focused on Reigns’ history with The Bloodline and the outside help that has surrounded several of the champion’s biggest matches. Reigns returning for the final RAW before their championship fight gives WWE one more opportunity to establish whether that family conflict will matter in New Orleans.
The championship market itself belongs on the dedicated WWE Money in the Bank odds and predictions page rather than being duplicated here. RAW bettors should treat the October 5 confrontation primarily as information that could move that later market.
What September 28 RAW Changed
The Milwaukee edition of RAW produced several results that directly created the October 5 card. Vice beat Perez before Judgment Day attacked, Vaquer announced Lynch against Morgan, and Fenix’s confrontation with Page led to the Cruiserweight Championship match.
| September 28 Match or Development | Outcome | October Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Lola Vice vs. Roxanne Perez | Vice won | Set up October 5 tag match |
| Dragon Lee vs. Big Cass | Dragon Lee won | Lee gained revenge in their rivalry |
| IYO SKY vs. Lyra Valkyria | IYO SKY won | Bayley remained part of Valkyria’s story |
| Penta & Je’Von Evans vs. Dominik Mysterio & JD McDonagh | Penta & Evans won | Bron Breakker attacked afterward |
| Oba Femi challenged Bronson Reed | Reed accepted | Match added to Money in the Bank |
| Stephanie Vaquer named her contender process | Lynch vs. Morgan announced | Winner challenges Vaquer October 10 |
The full history of weekly WWE coverage is available in the ScoresAndStats WWE archive.
RAW’s Money in the Bank Impact
The October 5 episode arrives after the final men’s and women’s Money in the Bank qualifying matches on SmackDown. That means RAW should begin with both six-person ladder fields finalized and only five days remaining before the Premium Live Event.
Bron Breakker, Je’Von Evans, Trick Williams, Penta and CM Punk have already qualified on the men’s side. Sol Ruca, Lola Vice, Jacy Jayne, Roxanne Perez and Lash Legend hold five of the six women’s positions.
That context makes the women’s tag match especially useful. Ruca, Vice and Perez are not simply working a weekly RAW rivalry. Each is preparing for a multi-person ladder match where alliances can disappear as soon as the briefcase becomes reachable.
How to Bet WWE RAW Carefully
WWE results are determined by the company’s creative direction, so wrestling betting is fundamentally different from handicapping a competitive sport. Physical ability and recent form can help explain how a wrestler is being presented, but they do not independently determine the result.
That makes price discipline essential. A correct prediction can still be a poor wager if the favorite is priced so aggressively that the potential return does not compensate for storyline uncertainty, interference or an unexpected booking decision.
- Do not create an artificial line when no reliable market exists.
- Separate the wrestler most likely to win from the wrestler offering the best betting value.
- Check how disqualifications and other non-standard finishes are settled by the sportsbook.
- Expect weekly RAW markets to appear later and with less consistency than major WWE event markets.
- Recheck the card before betting because WWE can add matches and segments throughout the week.
Best WWE Netflix Pick for October 5
Best Pick: Rey Fenix to retain the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship against Ethan Page.
Fenix has the cleanest combination of current championship presentation and storyline continuity on the announced RAW card. Morgan over Lynch is the next-strongest prediction, while the women’s tag match carries more uncertainty because WWE has several ways to protect its Money in the Bank participants.
Without a verified numerical RAW line, however, Fenix remains a prediction rather than an automatic wager. The price still has to justify the risk once sportsbooks post the market.
WWE Netflix Odds FAQs
When is the next WWE RAW on Netflix?
The next Monday Night RAW is October 5, 2026, from Enterprise Center in St. Louis, Missouri. The weekly broadcast begins at 8:00 p.m. ET / 5:00 p.m. PT on Netflix.
What matches are confirmed for WWE RAW on October 5?
Rey Fenix defends the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship against Ethan Page, Becky Lynch faces Liv Morgan in a Women’s World Championship No. 1 Contender’s Match, and Sol Ruca teams with Lola Vice against Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez. Roman Reigns is also scheduled to return.
What is the best WWE RAW prediction?
The strongest ScoresAndStats prediction is Rey Fenix to retain against Ethan Page. No dependable numerical RAW moneyline was widely available when the market was checked on September 29, so the recommendation is to wait for verified odds before betting.
When is WWE Money in the Bank 2026?
WWE Money in the Bank takes place Saturday, October 10, 2026, at Smoothie King Center in New Orleans. The event begins at 6:00 p.m. ET / 3:00 p.m. PT and will stream through the ESPN App with an ESPN Unlimited plan in the United States and on Netflix internationally.