WWE RAW Predictions Tonight: June 16 2025
Tonight’s WWE RAW from the Xcel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota, promises some interesting developments as the road to WWE Night of Champions heats up. The King and Queen of the Ring tournaments take center stage with fatal four-way qualifiers, while Liv Morgan meets Kairi Sane in a singles showdown. World Heavyweight Champion Gunther is also slated to address the locker room, potentially setting up his next challenger.
Adam Pearce is “on vacation” and SmackDown GM Nick Aldis will be calling the shots. Below, we break down each key match and make our predictions for how tonight’s RAW will unfold.
Key Matches to Watch
King of the Ring Fatal Four-Way
Rusev, Sheamus, Bronson Reed, and Jey Uso compete in a four-way elimination bout to earn a spot in the King of the Ring quarterfinals.
- Prediction: Jey Uso’s momentum from his recent tag-team run gives him the edge. Expect Uso to last until the final two and score the win.
Queen of the Ring Fatal Four-Way
Former Women’s Champion Asuka returns to action alongside Ivy Nile, Raquel Rodriguez, and Stephanie Vaquer in a fatal four-way to qualify for the Queen of the Ring.
- Prediction: Asuka makes a triumphant comeback and gets the win.
Liv Morgan vs. Kairi Sane
Liv Morgan faces Kairi Sane in a singles match.
- Prediction: Morgan gets the win and Nikki Bella appears after the match.
| Segment/Match | Participants/Description |
|---|---|
| Opening Authority Announcement | Nick Aldis introduces himself as tonight’s RAW GM in Adam Pearce’s absence |
| King of the Ring Qualifier | Rusev vs. Sheamus vs. Bronson Reed vs. Jey Uso (Fatal 4-Way Elimination) |
| Queen of the Ring Qualifier | Asuka vs. Ivy Nile vs. Raquel Rodriguez vs. Stephanie Vaquer (Fatal 4-Way) |
| Singles Match | Liv Morgan vs. Kairi Sane |
| World Heavyweight Champion Segment | Gunther addresses the locker room, potentially calling out his next challenger |
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