WWE Monday Night Raw Results February 12, 2024: Live Coverage, Winners, Commentary, Recap

Here is the live coverage for this week's Monday Night Raw which is scheduled to air on February 12, 2024, at the Rupp Arena in Lexington, KY.

Monday Night Raw currently airs live on Monday evenings on the USA Network from 8:00 ET–11:00 PM ET in the United States. WWE Raw starts live at 1 am in the UK on BT Sport 1 on Tuesday mornings.



WWE Raw Time In Australia: It airs live on Tuesdays at 10 am (AEST) on Fox8

WWE Raw Time In Canada: It airs live every Monday at 8 Am on Sportsnet 360

WWE Raw Time In South Africa: The show also airs live on Supersport in South Africa on Tuesdays at 02:00 am CAT



Raw Time In Italy: In Italy, Raw airs live on Dplay 2:00 pm

WWE Raw Time In India: Raw airs live on Sony Ten 1 HD and Sony Ten 1 in India at 6:30 am

WWE Monday Night Raw, February 12, 2024: Live Coverage

In the back, we see the arrival of the 2024 Royal Rumble winner Cody Rhodes.

WWE Monday Night Raw kicks off with a massive six-man tag team match. Xavier Woods and Kofi Kingston head to the ring, and Jey Uso is up next as they face Imperium.

Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods, and Jey Uso vs Gunther, Ludwig Kaiser, and Giovanni Vinci

Kofi and Kaiser start things off, locking up, but there's no high-flying offense right there at the beginning. They exchange tags, and Woods enters with a flying clothesline. Now, Jey Uso is lifting the crowd's spirits as he faces Gunther, but Gunther tags in Vinci, who blindsides Jey from behind. Gunther then tags in and lands a big chop to Jey's chest, sending him down.

Kaiser faces off with Jey Uso now, tossing him off the top ropes. Meanwhile, Gunther delivers a front kick on the floor as we head to the commercial break.

We're back... Jee tags in Woods, while Kaiser tags in Vinchi. The New Day blindsides Vinchi with multiple tags, and Kofi jumps from the top rope for a near fall. Kaiser tries to get on the apron, but Woods takes him off. Kofi once again looks to land his move, but this time Kaiser drags him to the floor, and Imperium gains control.

Gunther re-enters the ring, delivering an elbow to the bridge of the nose. He plants Kofi on the back followed by an uppercut. Kofi fights off Kaiser and Vinchi in the corner but is caught by Gunther. Gunther goes for a Boston Crab, trash-talking with Jey, which enrages him to enter the ring. Both superstars now go face to face.

Back from the break, Kofi executes a back body drop on Kaiser. Kofi tags in Jey, and he faces Vinchi. Jey delivers a Samoa Drop followed by one to Kaiser. He follows up with a superkick to Kaiser. Vinchi leaps off the top, but Jey catches him in the midsection with a superkick. Gunther and Jey now go face to face. Jey lands punches, while Gunther rocks Jey with a chop. Jey retaliates with a superkick to the back of the neck. Jey is launched onto the apron. He follows up from the top with a crossbody for a near fall.

Jey goes for a spear, but Gunther stops him. He takes down New Day first and then goes for a massive clothesline for a near fall. Gunther now ascends the top rope and goes for a splash, but Jey has his knees up as he crashes down. Jey counters with a spear, goes for the count, but Kaiser kicks out.

Woods takes out Kaiser outside. Chaos breaks out there, all three go for a team and drop Vinchi to the mat. Jey goes to the top for a Frog Splash for the cover and gets the win.

WINNERS: Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods, and Jey Uso

Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match: Bobby Lashley (with Montez Ford, Angelo Dawkins, and B Fab) vs "Big" Bronson Reed

The bell rings, and they lock up. Reed takes Bobby into the turnbuckle, and Bobby tries a Hurt Lock, but Reed doesn't let it happen. Lashley attempts a shoulder tackle and goes for another one, but this time Reed sidesteps, causing Lashley to crash into the turnbuckle and then to the floor. Reed dashes and sends Lashley into the barricades.

Reed dominates with clotheslines and a short-arm clothesline. Lashley counters with a back heel kick and a forearm to the back, then hits a flatliner and a suplex for a near fall. Lashley follows up with a splash and clothesline in the corner.

Reed fights back with a superkick and Death Valley Driver for a near fall. Lashley avoids Reed's splash, hits a spinebuster, and sets up for a spear. Reed counters with a knee to the midsection, but Lashley finishes him off with a spear for the win.

WINNER: Bobby Lashley

Last week, Drew McIntyre and Shinsuke Nakamura targeted Cody Rhodes, but Sami Zayn came to his rescue.

In an interview with Jackie Redmond, Sami Zayn reflects on his recent loss and acknowledges the disappointment but emphasizes his unwavering self-belief. He recalls standing face to face with Cody Rhodes last year, determined to main event WrestleMania. Despite the challenges ahead, he remains confident in his abilities.

Nakamura interrupts, questioning Sami's motives and urging him to show his true self. He warns Sami to stop seeking sympathy and to embrace his real emotions, or face the consequences.

As the tension rises, Cody Rhodes appears backstage, setting the stage for what promises to be an intense showdown.

Cody Rhodes enters the ring and addresses the crowd, thanking them for their support in making his WrestleMania 40 title match against Roman Reigns a reality. He acknowledges their role in his journey and becomes emotional. Cody humorously mentions being called a "cry baby" by someone who didn't want to hear the fans' chants for him.

He shifts focus to The Rock, recalling their recent altercation where Rock slapped him publicly. Cody asserts that despite his respect for The Rock, he won't let the slap go unanswered. Before he can continue, Seth Rollins interrupts and heads to the ring.

The crowd hums Seth's entrance music as he enters the ring. Cody thanks Seth for his support at the press conference.

Seth acknowledges Cody's decision to challenge Roman Reigns and understands his reasoning. He expresses support for Cody finishing his story and acknowledges the millions of fans who want to see it happen.

Seth emphasizes the importance of Cody finishing his story, urging him to do it not just for himself, but for everyone. He warns Cody of the dark future if Roman Reigns continues to hold power unchecked.

Acknowledging the stacked odds against Cody, including facing not just Roman but also The Rock, Seth offers his support. He recalls their past differences but aligns himself with Cody's goal of taking everything from Roman.

Seth admits his role in shaping Roman into the monster he's become but asserts that now, there's only one person suited to stand against The Bloodline: himself. Hinting at his past as an architect and his current revolutionary stance, Seth declares himself as Cody's shield against Roman and The Rock.

Cathy Kelley interviews The New Day and Jey Uso, congratulating them on their win. She announces that Gunther will defend his title against Jey Uso next week.

Jey Uso expresses confidence in securing another victory next week.

Woods adds that Jey gave Gunther a good smack tonight.

Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match: Liv Morgan vs Zoey Stark

Liv attempts a rollup for a near fall, followed by punches. Zoey retaliates with strikes of her own. Liv's frustration grows as she yells at the referee. The match intensifies with both competitors exchanging moves, including a Death Valley Driver by Zoey on the apron. Commercial break ensues.

Liv delivers a series of impactful moves, including a Codebreaker and a double stomp from the corner. Zoey counters with a powerbomb and springboard dropkick. In the end, Liv secures the victory with a facebuster followed by ObLIVion for the three count.

WINNER: Liv Morgan

D McDonagh (with Damian Priest, Dominik Mysterio, and Finn Balor) vs R Truth

JD and Truth exchange strikes, with Truth gaining the upper hand with a series of impressive moves including a Blue Thunder Bomb and the Five Knuckle Shuffle.

However, JD surprises Truth with a rollup for a near fall. Despite Truth's continued offense, JD manages to execute the Devil Inside for the victory.

After the match, THE Judgment Day celebrates with JD, but Damian Priest decides it's time to target Truth. However, Truth fights back, taking down Priest and his allies with punches. He sends Finn over the top rope and continues to attack, but Priest ultimately intervenes, allowing THE Judgment Day to kick Truth.

Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa arrive with chairs, prompting THE Judgment Day to retreat.

In the backstage area, Cody Rhodes expresses gratitude to Sami Zayn for his support last week. Sami assures Cody that he has his back.

Cody emphasizes his belief in Sami, and they share a hug before Sami expresses his thanks.

Becky Lynch appears backstage as the show heads to a commercial.

Becky Lynch enters the ring, expressing her love for the unpredictable journey of wrestling and her obsession with the sport. She reflects on sacrifices made for her career, including missing significant life events. Becky declares her determination to win back the title she hasn't held in two years and to conquer anyone in her path.

Nia Jax interrupts, acknowledging Becky's dedication as a mother and expressing her belief in Becky's victory at Elimination Chamber. Rhea Ripley joins the confrontation, leading to a scuffle between her, Nia, and Becky.

After Nia leaves the ring, Becky and Rhea stand tall, with Rhea delivering a decisive kick to Nia, setting the stage for their impending clash.

Jackie asks Drew about his match against Cody next week. Drew responds by saying that Seth wanted Cody, but he believes Cody should be thanking him instead of fighting him. Drew sees himself as the underdog and emphasizes the importance of winning the Elimination Chamber to secure his spot at WrestleMania. He advises Cody to reconsider facing him next week, urging him to avoid being in his prayers or to face him one-on-one.

Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match: LA Knight vs Ivar (with Valhalla)

In a heated battle, Knight and Ivar exchange blows and high-impact moves. Knight gains momentum with a DDT and sends Ivar crashing into the ringside barrier. Despite Ivar's retaliation with a cross body, Knight regains control after the commercial break.

However, Ivar counters a superplex attempt and delivers a twisting power slam for a near fall. Valhalla's interference momentarily distracts Knight, but he recovers swiftly, dodges Ivar's attacks, and finishes him off with a decisive BFT for the win.

WINNER: LA Knight

Singles Match: Shinsuke Nakamura vs Sami Zayn

In a dynamic encounter, Sami and Nakamura exchange technical maneuvers and strikes. Sami showcases agility with an Arabian press and later a flip dive to the outside. Despite Nakamura's resilience, Sami manages to counter his offense with a Michinoku Driver and follows up with a daring flip dive onto Nakamura outside the ring.

In a tense back-and-forth, Sami and Nakamura exchange powerful strikes and near falls. As Sami sets up for a decisive Helluva Kick, Drew McIntyre's interference provides the opening for Nakamura to strike with a dropkick to Sami's leg, followed by a swift Kinshasa for the victory.

WINNER: Shinsuke Nakamura

After the match, Drew and Nakamura double-team Sami until Cody Rhodes rushes to the ring. Cody takes down Nakamura and fights off Drew, hitting a CodyCutter on him and following up with a CrossRhodes for Nakamura.

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