Rivalry
Bayley vs. Lyra Valkyria
The singles record on file is one No DQ match from Fresno. Bayley made Lyra Valkyria submit. Earlier weeks are not reconstructed here.
Bayley
- Won the Oct. 26 No DQ match by submission.
- WWE's results page describes the finish. It does not list her as a champion that night.
1 – 0
Lyra Valkyria
- Lost the Oct. 26 No DQ match by submission.
- Fightful had the No DQ stipulation on the pre-show card, and the result kept it.
The tally counts one singles win. WWE's phrase about weeks of mind games is not turned into extra matches, because those weeks are not results in this file.
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Oct result No Disqualification match
Bayley def. Lyra Valkyria. WWE says she put Valkyria through a ringside table with a flying elbow and finished with a kendo-stick crossface.
The number at the top of this page is 1–0 because that is the only singles result on file. Bayley is the left name. Lyra Valkyria is the right name. The win is a submission under No Disqualification rules on the October 26 Raw from Fresno. It is not a title change, and neither woman is filed here as a champion from that result.
WWE’s results page is specific about the finish and vague about the build. The finish is a flying elbow from the second rope that put Valkyria through a table at ringside, then a kendo-stick crossface until she tapped. The weapons list on that page is chairs, kendo sticks, tables, belts, brooms, steel steps, and trash cans. Fightful’s pre-show file already had the No DQ label, so the stipulation did not appear for the first time in the result. That is why the bout counts. A match that changes shape between the card and the bell would be described, not flattened.
WWE also writes that Bayley had been dishing out weeks of mind games. This page does not turn that sentence into a series score. A summary is not a match list. If those weeks included pinfalls, submissions, or disqualifications, they are not on an episode file here, and they are not in the tally. The Raw hub is where a later result would be linked. Until that file exists, the head-to-head record stays one bout long.
The comparison columns are short on purpose. There is no height, no hometown, and no rank. Bayley’s sourced fact is the submission. Valkyria’s sourced fact is the loss under the stipulation that was announced. Readers who want the rest of Fresno, including the title matches that did not change hands, should use the episode page rather than this rivalry. A rivalry page that retold the whole show would hide the one number it is allowed to print. The number is the product. The rest of Fresno is a different document.
Nothing on this page predicts a rematch. Fightful and WWE did not, in the sources above, name the next meeting. An announced return bout would be a new line with status announced and countsAsWin: false. A result would move the 1–0 only if it is a singles finish with a winner. A tag match, a rumored challenge, or a fictional finish from the fiction shelf does not move it.
Works cited
Sources
- WWE: Raw results, Oct. 26, 2026 Accessed 2026-10-28.
- Fightful: WWE Raw results, Oct. 26, 2026 Accessed 2026-10-28.