Top storylines to watch on WWE Raw (August 10, 2026) - Becky Lynch & Stephanie Vaquer's return; Oba Femi-Bron Breakker face off & more

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This Monday’s Raw will follow last week’s explosive show.
The August 10 edition of Monday Night Raw, which will emanate live from the Scope Arena in Norfolk, Virginia. Seth Rollins, Oba Femi, Liv Morgan, Dominik Mysterio, Sol Ruca & Penta are listed as featured superstars for the show this Monday.
The show will kick off the tournament to determine the number one contender for the World Heavyweight Championship. The tournament features stars from WWE and AAA.
The winner of the tournament will battle Roman Reigns for the World title on the September 14 edition of Raw in Mexico City. The first match of the first round this Monday will feature a clash between Penta and AAA star Laredo Kid, with the winner advancing into the semi-finals.
Let us now take a look at the top four storylines that might unravel on this Monday’s WWE Raw in Norfolk, Virginia.
4. Big Cass’ return

Last week’s show saw Big Cass’ return after multiple vignettes hyped his return. Cass returned after Je’Von Evans’ win over Ethan Page and launched a brutal attack on the Young OG.
After the attack, in an interview with Jackie Redmond, Cass said there was nothing personal about attacking Je’Von Evans, as Evans was simply in his way. He added that Evans was the first victim, but certainly not the last, which likely means the unhinged version of him is going to wreak havoc on the Red brand.
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3. Bron Breakker-Oba Femi showdown?
Last week’s Raw saw Bron Breakker and Oba Femi engage in a brief but very intense staredown at the entrance ramp, a face-off that got fans talking. Breakker then approached Paul Heyman, asking where Heyman’s new best friend ‘Oba Femi’ is.
This face-off and Breakker’s segment with Heyman hint towards a potential showdown between the two. The feud will also help Breakker re-enter the main event scene and continue to rise above the ranks on the roster, something which Femi has done, while Bron’s push vanished, in some part due to his injury earlier this year.
2. Women’s World title
‘The Man’ Becky Lynch returned last week to confront Liv Morgan and make it clear that she isn’t back to challenge Women’s Intercontinental Champion Raquel Rodriguez, but she has her sights set on the Women’s World title.
Moments later, Stephanie Vaquer returned to get some payback on Morgan, Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez. The segment hinted at a triple-way feud between the three for the Women’s title, and now fans are waiting to see what’s in store for the World title.
1. Jacob Fatu unhinged attack

In the main event of last week’s show, Jacob Fatu not only defeated Royce Keys in the Street Fight but continued the vicious attack post-match that left Keys coughing up blood. Keys was eventually carried out of the ring on a stretcher. Fatu’s unhinged attack got a nod of approval from Roman Reigns.
Speaking of the World Heavyweight Champion, he will not be in attendance on this Monday’s show; as per his schedule, he will appear on the August 17 Raw in Buffalo, New York.
It will be intriguing to see if the Bloodline continues to hunt, with their next target likely being Solo Sikoa, as Reigns has barred them from targeting LA Knight. However, Knight and Solo also can decide to retaliate after last week.
When and where will WWE Raw take place this week?
The August 10 edition of Monday Night Raw will air live from the Scope Arena in Norfolk, Virginia.
What is the next PLE after WWE SummerSlam 2026?
Money in the Bank is the next PLE after SummerSlam 2026.
When and where will Money in the Bank 2026 take place?
The 2026 edition of Money in the Bank is set for October 10, 2026, at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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