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Penta Qualifies For Money In The Bank On 9/21 WWE Raw - Fightful
Adam Pearce inserted Penta after Solo Sikoa was abducted, and Penta beat Dominik Mysterio and Dragon Lee to enter the ladder match.
- On Monday's episode of WWE Raw, Penta replaced an absent Solo Sikoa in the Money in the Bank qualifying match, defeating Dominik Mysterio and Dragon Lee to secure his spot in the ladder match.
- Earlier on Monday, Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, and Lucien Price of 946 assaulted and abducted Solo Sikoa backstage, prompting general manager Adam Pearce to remove Sikoa from the scheduled qualifier.
- In a high-stakes finish, Penta withstood a 619 from Dominik Mysterio before securing victory with a springboard Mexican Destroyer, a move that left Mysterio unable to continue.
- Elsewhere, King of the Ring winner Oba Femi intervened during a confrontation between Je'Von Evans and Bron Breakker, clearing the ring of The Vision faction attempting to disrupt the evening.
- Money in the Bank participants continue to solidify as Roxanne Perez also qualified by defeating Iyo Sky and La Catalina, preparing for the ladder match scheduled for next month.
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WWE RAW Results & Highlights 21-September-2026: Solo Sikoa abducted, Money in the Bank qualifiers, Penta seizes unexpected huge opportunity and more
WWE News: The September 21 edition of Monday Night RAW took place in San Antonio, Texas. It featured a shocking development: Solo Sikoa was abducted by foes he .
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Penta Qualifies For Money In The Bank On 9/21 WWE Raw - Fightful
Penta isn't giving up on his world title chase. Monday's episode of WWE Raw was supposed to be headlined by a three way Money In The Bank qualifying match that featured Solo Sikoa, Dominik Mysterio, and Dragon Lee. Before he could make his entrance for the match, Sikoa was attacked and kidnapped backstage by the…
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