WWE RAW Results Coverage, Reactions and Highlights for February 12, 2024

It’s Monday night, and you know what that means! WWE RAW will go down tonight, and Ringside News has got you covered with live play-by-play results coverage for the February 12, 2024 episode.

The start time for WWE RAW is 8:00 PM EST. Match-by-match highlights and results from the show will take place on this very page. Feel free to leave any reactions in the comment section below.

WWE RAW Lineup (2/12/2024):

• Men’s Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match: “The All Mighty” Bobby Lashley vs. “Big” Bronson Reed
• Men’s Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match: LA Knight vs. Ivar
• Women’s Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match: Liv Morgan vs. Zoey Stark
• 6-Man Tag Team Match: Imperium (WWE Intercontinental Champion “The Ring General” GUNTHER, Ludwig Kaiser and Giovanni Vinci) vs. The New Day (Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods) and “Main Event” Jey Uso
• Singles Match: R-Truth vs. The Judgment Day’s JD McDonagh

WWE RAW Results (2/12/2024):

WWE Monday Night RAW opens up with footage being shown of “The American Nightmare” Cody Rhodes arriving at the arena earlier today and an announcement that he will indeed face “The Tribal Chief” Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 40.

Michael Cole and Pat McAfee then welcomes us to the show and we get the entrances of the first match of the evening, which is a 6-Man Tag Team Match.

6-Man Tag Team Match: Imperium (WWE Intercontinental Champion “The Ring General” GUNTHER, Ludwig Kaiser and Giovanni Vinci) vs. The New Day (Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods) and “Main Event” Jey Uso

The match starts off with Kingston and Kaiser and they go back and forth with right hands and chops until Kaiser hits Kingston with a knee to his midsection and follows it up with an elbow and a running knee. Kingston then hits Kaiser with a dropkick and a clothesline, then tags Woods in. New Day then double teams Kaiser and nails Kaiser with their signature stomps in the corner with Jey Uso.

Jey and GUNTHER are now the legal men, but GUNTHER tags Vinci into the match before he and Jey can come to blows. Vinci delivers some kicks to Jey in the corner. GUNTHER then tags himself into the match and delivers a nasty chop to Jey. Kaiser then tags in and delivers some right hands to Jey on his head. Jey is then thrown to the outside and GUNTHER lands a boot to Jey’s face.

Kingston and Vinci are now the legal competitors and Kingston hits Vinci with a crossbody off the top rope and New Day double teams Vinci. Kofi then hits a leg drop on Vinci and Woods tags in. Woods then immediately tags out to Kingston and Kingston hits Vinci with a splash to his spine. Kingston then nails Vinci with a flying clothesline and the Boom Drop. Kaiser then tries to pull Kingston out of the ring, but Kingston prevents him from doing so. Vinci then takes advantage of the involvement and sends Kingston out of the ring. Kaiser then sends Kingston into the ring steps.

Vinci then gets Kingston back inside the ring and tags in GUNTHER. The Ring General nails Kingston with an elbow to his face as he holds him on top of the second rope, then hits Kingston with another elbow to the back of his neck and follows it up with an uppercut. Kingston then looks to tag out of the match, but GUNTHER prevents him from doing so and nails him with a chop. GUNTHER then hits Jey on the apron and locks in a Boston Crab on Kingston. Jey then gets in the ring and forces GUNTHER to release the hold. The referee then stops Jey and GUNTHER from brawling.

Jey then tags himself in and delivers a clothesline to Vinci. Jey then lands an open palm strike and a Samoan Drop on Vinci, then hits Kaiser with one of his own. Jey then delivers some Hip Attacks on Vinci and Kaiser and nails Vinci with a superkick. GUNTHER then wants to be tagged in the match and Kaiser obliges.

GUNTHER then lands a nasty chop on Jey, but Jey responds with an enzuigiri. GUNTHER then sends Jey onto the apron, but Jey climbs to the top rope and delivers a crossbody on The Ring General. Jey then looks to hit a spear on GUNTHER, but GUNTHER sees Jey coming and blasts him. GUNTHER then nails Jey with a clothesline, then climbs to the top rope and looks for a splash. Jey gets his feet up, then hits a spear on GUNTHER and goes for a pin. Kaiser breaks up the pinfall attempt and Kingston sends Kaiser into the ring post on the outside. Vinci then tags in and looks to hit a powerbomb on Jey, but Jey puts him down with a superkick. New Day then hits a 1D to Vinci with the help of Jey and Jey climbs to the top rope and hits Vinci with an Uso Splash for the 1-2-3.

The winner of the 6-Man Tag Team Match, The New Day and “Main Event” Jey Uso!

We then get a video package recapping what happened at the WrestleMania XL Kickoff Press Conference last week.

We then get the entrances of the next match, which is a Men’s Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match.

We then get a video package of Andrade, where he spoke about winning the NXT and United States Championships when he arrived in WWE. Andrade then says winning the titles weren’t enough and he had to leave the company to remember who he was. Andrade also says now his direction is clear.

Men’s Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match: “The All Mighty” Bobby Lashley vs. “Big” Bronson Reed

The match starts off with Reed hitting Lashley with a number of right hands in the corner and placing Lashley on top of his shoulders, but Lashley escapes and attempts to lock in The Hurt Lock on Reed. Reed stops Lashley from doing so by sending The All Mighty into the corner. Lashley then blasts Reed and looks for a spear, but Reed moves out of the way and sends Lashley into the ring post shoulder first. Reed then flies off the barricade and sends Lashley into the time keeper’s area.

Reed then attempts a vertical suplex on Lashley, but Lashley escapes and blasts Reed, then hits Reed with a suplex and a couple of splashes in the corner. Lashley then hits shoulder on his midsection, but Reed answers back with a kick and a Death Valley Driver. Lashley then hits a chokeslam on Reed, then looks for a spear. Reed then reverses it into a knee to Lashley’s midsection, then hits Lashley with a chokeslam of his own and follows it up with a senton. Reed climbs to the top rope, but Lashley pulls him down and hits him with a spear for the 1-2-3.

The winner of the Men’s Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match, “The All Mighty” Bobby Lashley!

Just like last week’s episode of RAW, Jackie Redmond was interviewing Sami Zayn in the stands before the show. Zayn says there was a feeling of embarrassment in sports when you say you’re going to do something, but fail. Zayn also says he has had that feeling many times in his career, but the difference now was that he had an overwhelming feeling of self-belief. Zayn also says his belief last year is what drove him to WrestleMania as he planned on becoming champion and that was a promise.

While the interview was still underway, Shinsuke Nakamura appeared on the big screen with a pre-taped promo. Nakamura compared Zayn to Cody Rhodes and says he was swindling people by trying to gain their sympathy to stay in the spotlight. Nakamura also says Zayn’s chance was over and he will continue on his warpath.

The WrestleMania XL trailer then airs and “The American Nightmare” Cody Rhodes makes his way down to the ring.

“The American Nightmare” Cody Rhodes starts off by asking Lexington what they want to talk about, then says they could talk about how he will be challenging Roman Reigns for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship at WrestleMania 40. Cody then says it took him a while to even be able to say that and the only reason he can say that is because of the fans. Cody also says they made their voices heard and he is a passionate guy about WWE and his legacy in the company. Cody also says he doesn’t want to be emotional because that would make him a crybaby, but the one man who didn’t want to hear that fans wanted him in the main event of WrestleMania was The Rock.

The American Nightmare then shows a clip of The Rock calling his fans “Cody Crybabys” on The Pat McAfee Show and says he is a fan of The Rock. Rhodes also says everyone has been a fan of The Rock at some point in their lives, but he The People’s Champion slapped him during the WrestleMania XL Kickoff Press Conference and he recognized what he saw in The Rock’s eyes. Rhodes then tells The Rock that he will hit him back.

Seth “Freakin” Rollins’ music then hits and he makes his way down to the ring. Rhodes thanks Rollins for coming to his aid during the WrestleMania XL Kickoff Press Conference and Rollins tells Cody that he is welcome. Rollins says as much as he was looking forward to facing him for the World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania 40, he understands why The American Nightmare chose Roman Reigns. Rollins also says millions of people around the world want to see Rhodes finish his story and he needs to do exactly that. Rollins also says the landscape on the other side of WrestleMania will be dark if Rhodes loses to Reigns once again because Reigns will have more power, show up even less and defend the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship less. Rollins then tells Rhodes that he is the last hope of taking the power and giving it to the people.

Rollins then asks Rhodes what his plan is and reminds The American Nightmare that he was screwed out of the titles by the rest of The Bloodline. Rollins also says Rhodes fought his way back to the WrestleMania main event, but the deck is still stacked against him and the bar has been raised. Rollins also says Rhodes is dealing with the biggest star and the most influential man in the entire industry, The Rock. Rollins then says he came out to the ring to tell Rhodes that he doesn’t have to fight this battle alone. Rollins also says he recalls Rhodes telling Reigns he wants to take everything from him and says he wants to do the same. Rollins also says that is why he stepped out at the WrestleMania XL Kickoff Press Conference because he is tired of arrogant individuals making choices with no consequences.

Rollins then admits to being partially responsible for the man Reigns is today during their days in The Shield, but he didn’t imagine the monster Reigns would become. Rollins then says that monster now has two heads and when it comes to fighting Reigns and The Rock, there is only one man on Earth uniquely suited to be Rhodes’ Shield and that is none other than Rollins himself.

We then head backstage, where Cathy Kelley informs Jey Uso and the New Day that Jey will be getting an Intercontinental Championship Match against “The Ring General” GUNTHER next week on RAW. Jey Uso and The New Day were all pumped to hear the news.

We then get a pre-taped promo from Liv Morgan and Zoey Stark ahead of their match coming up next.

We then get the entrances for the next match, which is a Women’s Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match.

Women’s Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match: Liv Morgan vs. Zoey Stark

The match starts off with Morgan rolling up Stark for a quick pinfall win, but Stark kicks out and Morgan answers right back with forearms. Stark then nails Morgan with a clothesline, but Morgan takes her down with a hurricanrana and sends her onto the apron. Morgan then nails Stark with a shoulder to her midsection, then follows it up with an enzuigiri and looks to fly, but Stark catches her with a forearm. Morgan then climbs to the top rope, but Stark puts Morgan on top of her shoulders and hits her with a Death Valley Driver on the apron.

Morgan then hits a Codebreaker to Stark from the second rope and she tries to hit Stark with a step-up knee, but Stark catches Morgan with a powerbomb and nails her with a dropkick into the ring from the apron. Morgan then hits Stark with a Crucifix Bomb out of the corner before Stark sends Morgan into the corner. Stark then climbs to the top rope and looks to fly, but Morgan moves out of the way and hits Stark with her ObLIVion finisher to secure the win.

The winner of the Women’s Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match, Liv Morgan!

We then head backstage, where R-Truth is trying to accompany the Judgment Day to the ring for his match against JD McDonagh, but Damian Priest made it very clear that Truth was not a member of Judgment Day and never was. Priest also tells Truth that every beating he received was a beating and not an initiation and tonight would be his execution.

Truth was then in Gorilla trying to convince The Miz over the phone to get on a plane from LA to Lexington right now. RAW General Manager Adam Pearce was then trying to get Truth to go to the ring.

We then get the entrances for the next match, which is a Singles Match.

Singles Match: R-Truth vs. The Judgment Day’s JD McDonagh

The match starts off with McDonagh landing a kick to Truth’s midsection, then sending Truth into the corner. Truth then sends McDonagh colliding with the top turnbuckle twice, then delivers a Hip Toss on McDonagh and a running splash in the corner. Truth then follows that up with a back body drop and puts McDonagh up on his shoulders, then hits McDonagh with a Death Valley Driver. McDonagh is then pulled out of the ring by Dominik Mysterio as Truth was going for the pin.

Truth then lands a number of right hands on McDonagh, then delivers a couple of flying shoulder tackles and puts McDonagh on the mat and hits McDonagh with another right hand. McDonagh then rolls Truth up, but Truth kicks out at two. McDonagh then hits Truth with his Devil Inside finisher to secure the win.

The winner of the Singles Match, JD McDonagh!

After the match, Judgment Day goes to attack Truth, but Truth sends Finn Balor out of the ring and stares Damian Priest down. Priest then lands a right hand on Truth and Dominik, Finn and McDonagh join in. #DIY then make their way down to the ring with steel chairs in hand to make the save.

We then head backstage, where Cody Rhodes approaches Sami Zayn. Rhodes thanks Zayn for coming to his aid last week. Rhodes then says he believes in Zayn and the fans do too. Rhodes then offers a handshake to Zayn, but Zayn hugs Rhodes instead.

“The Man” Becky Lynch then makes her way down to the ring to address the WWE Universe.

Lynch starts off by saying The Man has come around to Lexington, then says that The Road To WrestleMania has been chaotic and confusing at times. Lynch also says she loves it and recalls being 15 the first time she stepped foot in a wrestling ring. Lynch also says she has been obsessed with wrestling since and it is the reason that she has been able to travel the world, win the first all women’s main event of WrestleMania, be in front of her fans, meet her husband and have her daughter. Lynch then says on the flip side, she has missed out on milestones and she goes on to explain her various injuries to her daughter and how her daughter will watch her compete in the Women’s Elimination Chamber Match. Lynch then says her daughter will also get to see the brutality she is capable of and how she has never been more obsessed than she is now with getting her title back. Lynch then says that starts with winning the Women’s Elimination Chamber Match and while fans think no one can beat Rhea Ripley, she is not just anyone and Ripley has never faced anyone like her. Lynch then grabs a glass of lemonade and makes a toast to Rhea Ripley. Lynch then tells Ripley to enjoy her last few weeks as champion.

Nia Jax’s music hits and she makes her way down to the ring. Jax tells Lynch that despite having differences, she has an immense amount of respect for her. Jax also says she would be lucky if her mom was half the mom Lynch is and says she would lead by example if she became a mother one day. Jax also says Lynch will win the Women’s Elimination Chamber Match and go on to WrestleMania 40 with a passion like hers for her daughter in the same way that nothing will stop her from defeating Ripley at the Elimination Chamber Event for them to face each other.

Ripley’s music hits and she makes her way down to the ring as well. The Women’s World Champion wastes no time in delivering a number of right hands on Jax, but Jax headbutts Ripley and almost sends her crashing into Lynch. Ripley then stops herself before she crashes into Lynch, but Jax delivers a splash to both Ripley and Lynch. Jax then goes to hit Lynch with a right hand, but Lynch sends her crashing out of the ring with a dropkick, leaving Lynch and Ripley alone in the ring. Ripley then sees Jax on the apron and hits her with a boot, then stares down both Lynch and Jax.

We then head backstage, where Jackie Redmond interviews Drew McIntyre. McIntyre says he has only tried to give the fans what they wanted and pushing Rhodes in the right direction was the real reason he was going after Reigns. McIntyre then calls Rollins selfish and says Rhodes should be thanking him.

McIntyre then calls himself the underdog and says he had to beat AJ Styles, one of the best in the world, just to qualify for the Chamber. McIntyre then says he has to win one of the most dangerous matches in WWE, but he will do so the right way, the Drew way. McIntyre then tells Rhodes to get out of their match next week because Rhodes doesn’t need this right now. McIntyre then warns Rhodes that he may not make it to WrestleMania, just like CM Punk.

R-Truth then thanks #DIY for saving him earlier. They mentioned that The Miz called them and asked for their help. Truth then says he never imagined being saved by “DX.” Truth then made some DX references and thanked them.

We then get the entrances for the next match, which is a Men’s Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match.

Men’s Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match: LA Knight vs. Ivar

The match starts off with Valhalla trying to capture Knight’s attention and this allows Ivar to take advantage, but Knight still manages to him Ivar with a DDT. Ivar then rolls out of the ring, but Knight goes right after him and put Ivar’s face through the announce desk repeatedly. Knight then sends Ivar into the barricade before Ivar does the same to him and hits Knight with a running crossbody.

Knight then hits a superplex to Ivar from the top rope and delivers a number of right hands on him, but Ivar catches Knight with a powerslam. Knight then nails Ivar with a shoulder to his midsection, but Ivar answers back with a double underhook powerbomb. Ivar then goes for a running cannonball, but Knight avoids it and hits an elbow drop on Ivar. Valhalla then tries to capture Knight’s attention once again and Ivar hits a spinning heel kick on Knight. Ivar then climbs to the top rope and looks to hit a moonsault on Knight, but Knight moves out of the way and hits his BFT finisher for the 1-2-3.

The winner of the Men’s Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match, LA Knight!

We then head backstage, where Zayn bumps into McIntyre. McIntyre warns Zayn to keep his name out of his mouth and his nose out of his business. Zayn then tells McIntyre that he is in Zayn’s way. McIntyre then politely steps aside.

The lineup for next week’s episode of Monday Night RAW is then announced.

We then head to RAW General Manager Adam Pearce’s office, where Candice LeRae and Indi Hartwell met with the RAW GM, but were interrupted by Chelsea Green who wanted to be a part of the Women’s Elimination Chamber Match. Hartwell says she wanted to compete in the match so she could get a chance to compete in front of her family. Green then says she wanted a singles match to qualify and not a loser battle royal. Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark then appears and Baszler is very much looking forward to tearing Green apart next week.

We then get the entrances of the main event, which is Sami Zayn vs. Shinsuke Nakamura.

Singles Match: Sami Zayn vs. Shinsuke Nakamura

The match starts off with Nakamura hitting Zayn with a knee to his midsection before Zayn holds the ropes down and low bridges Nakamura out of the ring. Zayn then nails Nakamura with an elbow to his head from the top rope. Nakamura then answers back by delivering a number of knees on Zayn’s midsection in the corner, then hangs Zayn on the top turnbuckle and hitting him with a running knee to his midsection. Nakamura then lands a number of kicks on Zayn’s chest, but Zayn catches a kick. Nakamura then lands a kick to Zayn’s head and hits Zayn with another kick on the back of his spine. Zayn then hits Nakamura with a Michinoku Driver, clotheslines Nakamura out of the ring and flies over the top rope and lands on Nakamura.

Zayn and Nakamura then exchange strikes with one another and Zayn hits a Blue Thunder Bomb on Nakamura before Nakamura answers back with a flying knee to the back of Zayn’s neck from the second rope. Zayn then hits Nakamura with a clothesline as he charges at him and delivers right and left hands on Nakamura and suplexes him into the corner.

Zayn then looks to hit his Helluva Kick finisher on Nakamura, but Drew McIntyre makes his way down to the ring before Zayn can hit it. Zayn then notices McIntyre and that allows Nakamura to hit a dropkick to the back of Zayn’s knee and his Kinshasa finisher for the 1-2-3.

The winner of the Singles Match, Shinsuke Nakamura!

After the match, McIntyre and Nakamura then continue the beat down on Zayn until “The American Nightmare” Cody Rhodes makes his way down to the ring to make the save. Rhodes hits a Cody Cutter on McIntyre and a Cross-Rhodes on Nakamura. Rhodes then stands tall in the ring and stares McIntyre down as the show comes to a close.