WWE Raw: Bloodline Against 946 in WarGames Made Official for Survivor Series, Fenix Earns Title Shot

WWE Raw on Monday night in Greenville, South Carolina set the table for Survivor Series. The Bloodline against the group known as 946 in a WarGames match was made official for the Houston show, Jacob Fatu returned, and Rey Fenix won a triple threat match to become the number one contender for the Intercontinental Championship. The show at Bon Secours Wellness Arena was the first Raw after Crown Jewel on Saturday, and it moved several stories at once.

Fenix earns the title shot, then 946 strikes

Intercontinental champion Ethan Page, who beat Chad Gable for the title on last week's Raw, opened the night celebrating his win. Gable demanded a rematch. Rey Fenix and Big Cass each said they deserved the shot instead, and general manager Adam Pearce booked a triple threat match to settle it.

Fenix won it. Big Cass hit his finisher on Gable and went for the cover, but Fenix came off the top rope with a frog splash to break it up and pinned Gable himself. The win makes Fenix the next challenger for Page and his first title defense.

The celebration lasted seconds. The 946 group hit the ring and laid out all three men. Royce Keys then sat down in the ring and sent a warning to Roman Reigns and the Bloodline, one week after the feud between the two groups turned violent.

WarGames is official for Survivor Series

By the end of the night, the challenge was answered. The Bloodline against 946 in a WarGames match is official for Survivor Series in Houston, the double cage match that has closed this part of the WWE calendar in recent years. Jacob Fatu's return on the show added one more heavy name to the Bloodline side of the fight, and his comeback after time away was one of the loudest moments of the night in Greenville.

Pearce also set the women's title picture. Liv Morgan will defend the Women's World Championship against Becky Lynch at Survivor Series, and Raquel Rodriguez will defend the Women's Intercontinental Championship against Iyo Sky on next week's Raw.

The rest of the card

Oba Femi beat Bron Breakker by disqualification in the opener after the Vision group interfered in the match. Bayley beat Michin in singles action. In the tag match, Iyo Sky and Becky Lynch beat Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez, with Sky scoring the fall on Rodriguez, one week before she challenges her for the Intercontinental title.

Raw now points at Survivor Series in Houston, with WarGames set, Fenix waiting for Page, and Lynch coming for Morgan's title.