WWE announced two new women’s matches for the November 9, 2026 edition of Raw, streamed live on Netflix from Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, South Carolina: a singles showdown between Bayley and Michin, and a tag team contest teaming IYO SKY with a mystery partner against Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez.
According to WWE.com, as cited by Diva Dirt, the Bayley-Michin match was billed as Bayley seeking retribution against her former friend. The two were previously aligned, but that relationship fractured after Michin joined forces with Jade Cargill. Michin and her partner B-Fab went on to capture the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships as part of that alliance with Cargill, a shift that directly set up the grudge now playing out between Bayley and Michin in singles competition.
The second announced bout places IYO SKY alongside an as-yet-unrevealed partner opposite Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez. WWE has not disclosed the identity of SKY’s partner ahead of the match, leaving that detail to be revealed on the show itself.
Both matches were added to a Raw card that also featured fallout from Crown Jewel, with Cody Rhodes among those appearing on the broadcast alongside Roman Reigns, Oba Femi, and Liv Morgan, per coverage from PW Torch and ProWrestling.net. Wade Keller of PW Torch and John Moore of ProWrestling.net both provided live reports on the episode, which Keller’s report listed as drawing a reported attendance of 6,403 at Bon Secours Wellness Arena, according to WrestleTix figures cited in his coverage.
The Bayley-Michin pairing continues a storyline rooted in the fallout from Michin’s tag title run with B-Fab, giving the singles match a clear narrative throughline for viewers tracking the Women’s division. Meanwhile, the stakes of the IYO SKY tag match hinge largely on the mystery partner reveal, with Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez set to find out who they are facing in real time alongside the audience. Neither source detailed match finishes or additional stipulations beyond the lineup announcements themselves, and WWE has not issued further context connecting these matches to any specific title picture beyond what aired on the November 9 broadcast.
