Bayley Renames WWE After Her No DQ Victory Over Lyra Valkyria On RAW

Bayley shares a new meaning for WWE following her No DQ win on RAW.© NDTV Library

Bayley took to X after RAW and swapped World Wrestling Entertainment for “Women's Wrestling Entertainment.” The post landed right after she beat Lyra Valkyria in a No Disqualification match, and it fit a card where three of the five matches featured women. She had a reason to feel good about the night. This was Bayley's first win over Valkyria in their series, which now stands at 2-1 after she lost the first two. The two used to team up before the feud started, so there was some history in the ring.

Women's Wrestling Entertainment

— Bayley (@itsBayleyWWE) October 27, 2026

Bayley calls WWE “Women's Wrestling Entertainment” after her No DQ win over Lyra Valkyria

Bayley finished it by trapping Valkyria in a crossface with a kendo stick, and Valkyria had no choice but to submit.

Her post was short, just the new name where the company's usual full name would go. The rest of the card gave her something to point at.

Liv Morgan defended her Women's World Championship against Becky Lynch, a match that only happened because Stephanie Vaquer was ruled medically unable to compete. 

Vaquer was supposed to face Lynch in a No. 1 Contender's Match. Morgan kept the title when the main event ended by disqualification.

IYO SKY and Raquel Rodriguez also met in a non-title match, so women's wrestling got a good share of the night from top to bottom.

Bayley also returned to Big Time Wrestling for its 30th anniversary show in San Jose

Away from RAW, Bayley went back to where it all began. She made an emotional return to Big Time Wrestling during the promotion's 30th anniversary event in San Jose, California, on October 18, a show where she once worked as Davina Rose.

Her previous match for BTW came on November 17, 2012, which means the return happened 5,083 days later. Fans greeted her with a welcome back chant, and her mother was sitting in the front row.

Bayley tried to joke her way through the moment. “I gotta make jokes, because I'll get too emotional and I don't wanna cry in front of all you guys,” she said. She thanked everyone for coming and called it “a very, very special show tonight.”

San Jose is her hometown too, and that probably made it feel even bigger. The anniversary card was packed as well, with Andrade El Idolo, Rob Van Dam, Mustafa Ali and Jeff Cobb on the lineup, along with Bandido, Mike Bailey and Joey Janela.