Carmelo Hayes Is Back—and The 946 Just Got More Dangerous

Wrestling fam, Carmelo Hayes did not return to Raw looking for a quiet welcome. He returned with a crowbar and helped change the balance of an entire fight.

The October 12 main event placed Solo Sikoa and The Usos against Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, and Lucien Price of The 946. WWE’s official results say the match ended without a winner after Hayes interfered, stopped Solo, and joined The 946 in attacking Sikoa and The Usos.

That gives Raw a major new question: Why did Carmelo choose this group?

The surprise works because Hayes immediately affected something bigger than a single match. The 946 already had numbers, physical presence, and Jaida Parker creating chaos at ringside. Adding an established singles star could give the faction a voice, a strategist, or somebody capable of chasing championship opportunities while the rest of the group controls the battlefield.

Those possible roles are analysis—not details WWE has officially confirmed.

Elsewhere, Bron Breakker interrupted Penta’s Money in the Bank celebration and attacked an injured Je’Von Evans. Oba Femi also rejected Paul Heyman’s attempt to recruit him, making it clear that he had no interest in becoming a “Paul Heyman Guy.”

Did Carmelo Hayes make The 946 a championship-level threat—or is he walking into an alliance he will eventually try to control?