WWE Raw Tonight - The Usos confront Jacob Fatu; Becky Lynch aids Stephanie Vaquer & other possible spoilers
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Tonight’s Raw will air two hours early.
Tonight’s August 24 show of WWE Raw takes over the Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa, Ontario. Notably, the show will air earlier than usual. The show will air two hours early at 6 PM ET/ 3 PM PT, as WWE will pre-tape an episode of SmackDown after the show at the venue.
GM Adam Pearce has announced multiple matches and segments for the show, including the semi-finals of the World Heavyweight Championship #1 Contender’s Tournament, Stephanie Vaquer’s in-ring return, a contract signing for SNME, and appearances from LA Knight and Solo Sikoa.
Let us now take a look at the top four potential spoilers that might be in store for tonight’s WWE RAW in Ottawa, Ontario.
4. Penta & Rey Fenix advance
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The ongoing tournament to decide the challenger for Roman Reigns on the September 14 edition of Raw in Mexico City will continue this Monday with the semi-final matches. Penta will take on La Parka in the first semi-final match, while Dragon Lee battles Rey Fenix.
Penta has been a heavy favorite in the tournament and will likely advance tonight, and so will his brother Rey Fenix. This would set up a fan-favorite clash in the finals, with the winner securing the World title shot against Roman Reigns.
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3. Becky Lynch aids Stephanie Vaquer
As noted, Stephanie Vaquer will make her in-ring return tonight against Roxanne Perez. This will be her first in-ring appearance since WrestleMania 42. Needless to say, Vaquer feuding with Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan is going to be a factor, with the rest of the Judgment likely running interference for Perez.
If that happens, Becky Lynch is likely going to aid Vaquer, even though there is no love lost between them. However, both women are eyeing the World title, and every sign currently points to a three-way feud between the three.
2. Contract signing ends in chaos
Oba Femi and Bron Breaker are set to collide at the upcoming edition of Sunday Night’s Main Event in Atlanta next month. Before their highly anticipated showdown, the two stars will put pen to paper in a contract signing for their SNME showdown in Ottawa.
The segment has all the signs of a chaotic ending, as no amount of security will be able to keep them apart if they decide to brawl, a likely chance with the amount of hatred that is between the two.
1. The Usos confront Jacob Fatu
Last week, once Roman Reigns asked Jacob Fatu to stop attacking LA Knight, Fatu held back even when Solo Sikoa and Knight decimated Reigns and the Usos (Jey & Jimmy Uso). While Roman Reigns’ schedule does not include this week’s show, the Usos have had underlying tension with Fatu, and his not backing up the Usos will likely irk them.
The Usos are likely going to confront Jacob for his action and with Fatu making it abundantly clear that he only take orders from the OTC, things might get tense in Ottawa.
When and where will WWE Raw take place this week?
The August 24 edition of Monday Night Raw will air at an earlier time of 6 PM ET/3 PM PT from the Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa, Ontario.
When and where will the upcoming SNME take place?
The upcoming Sunday Night’s Main Event is scheduled for Sunday, September 6, 2026, at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia. It will be WWE’s first-ever Sunday Night’s Main Event.
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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