WWE Raw live results: Fallout from SummerSlam 2026
WWE Raw is live tonight following two straight nights of SummerSlam in Minnesota.
This week’s episode is set for Casey’s Center in Des Moines, Iowa. As of this writing, no matches or segments have been officially announced for the show.
Six WWE Raw wrestlers appear on WWE’s event page for tonight. They are WWE World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns, WWE Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan, AAA Mega Champion Dominik Mysterio, Oba Femi, Seth Rollins and Sol Ruca.
Femi is coming off his win over Brock Lesnar inside Hell in a Cell at SummerSlam. Rollins lost to Reigns in the main event of SummerSlam Night 2, while Ruca dropped the Women’s Intercontinental title to Raquel Rodriguez on Raw last week.
According to a report from False Finish, Royce Keys vs. Jacob Fatu is internally listed to take place on tonight’s show.
Big Cass has also been advertised as returning on August 3, so we could see him tonight as well.
Our live coverage begins at 8 p.m. Eastern time.
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Live! from Des Moines, Iowa.
Michael Cole & Corey Graves were on commentary. Michael Cole described last night’s main event as an “instant classic” because the man is nothing but sound bites.
Roman Reigns Opened the Show
Roman demanded acknowledgment from the crowd, and they chanted “OTC!” Roman went over his list of accolades for the year, winning the Rumble in the desert to “save this place,” beating “the old man” CM Punk, and “owning the summer.” Then last night, he finally beat Seth Rollins, which the crowd booed since Rollins is a home town boy. Roman let the crowd sing Seth’s song.
LA Knight came out to interrupt. The crowd went wild for Knight, who congratulated Roman for his win at SummerSlam. And sure, Roman did it by himself, but he’s still a fraud. Roman threw the rest of the Bloodline in front of him, but Knight beat them. So now, Knight wants the same thing that Seth got, a title shot with no Bloodline “BS.” He’ll even wait all the way until WrestleMania if he has to!
Roman made fun of Knight’s “Wal-Mart” watch, then mocked Knight for winning a six man tag match. Roman said you don’t get a title shot by “b!tching and moaning” anymore, and told Knight to get to the back of the line since he hasn’t earned it.
Knight said he’s earned it, and when Knight earned his last shot at Roman, it took 38 people for Roman to beat him. Knight said when Roman can find a pair, he can come back and Knight will “smack him back to factory settings.”
— A recap of Hell in a Cell from SummerSlam Saturday.
Je’Von Evans v. Ethan Page
Evans hit Page with a dive on the floor early, then followed up with a crossbody block in the ring. Evans got a near fall off a roll up and a dropkick. Page snapped the back of Evans head into the turnbuckle to take control.
Page worked over Evans back. Evans fired up with right hands. Evans hit a springboard clothesline. He went for another springboard, but Page tripped him up then hit an arm capture side suplex. Page went for another suplex, but Evans shifted his weight and crashed down on top of Page.
The fight went to the floor, and Evans dumped Page into the timekeeper’s area so he could do his run around the ring crossbody into Page.
Evans hit the Red Dot (spinning kick) for a near fall. Page cradled Evans with his feet on the ropes, but the ref saw and broke that up. Page hit a Codebreaker (called the “Confidence Breaker”) and a vertical powerslam for near fall.
Page dumped Evans to the floor, then tried to expose one of the turnbuckles. The ref and Page argued about that, and Evans leap-frogged over them, then jumped to the top rope and hit Page with an OG Cutter to get the pinfall.
Match Result: Je’Von Evans pinned Ethan Page (12:31)
After the match, Big Cass made his “shocking return” and killed Evans with a boot and a clothesline. Cass picked Evans up in a bearhug, shook him around for a bit, and dumped him in a sidewalk slam that Cole called the “East River Crossing.”
— Roman Reigns chewed out the Bloodline B-Team for losing Saturday night and complaining about LA Knight’s challenge and Royce Keyes name. Roman said he would handle LA Knight and left. LA Knight took his Wal Mart watch and left, too.
— Cody Rhodes exercised with some kids in his suit for the President’s Council on Physical Fitness.
— Royce Keyes tells Jacob Fatu they’re still family, but Fatu says he’s just one of the boys (echoing what Roman told Fatu earlier). Fatu will dog walk Keyes in a street fight tonight.
The Women of the Judgment Day
Women’s World champion Liv Morgan, Women’s Intercontinental Champion Raquel Rodriguez,and Roxanne Perez came out for some talking time to brag about recent victories. Morgan beat Iyo Sky, and if you’re mad about that, you can stay mad. But Sky is the only woman on the roster to challenge her, and Morgan doesn’t see any other challenges, so she’s going to be the longest raining Women’s World Champion of all time.
And hey, let’s brag on the new Women’s Intercontinental Champion Raquel Rodriguez, and her prodigy Roxanne Perez, too. Although Morgan had a lot less to say about them than herself.
Sol Ruca v. Roxanne Perez (w/ Liv Morgan & Raquel Rodriguez)
This match started during the commercial break.
Perez got a nice near fall with a rolling cradle and bridge. Perez stomped on Ruca, but Ruca tripped her up and pounded her with right hands. Ruca then whipped her into the corner a bunch. Ruca hit a shotgun dropkick for a near fall. Ruca pulled Perez up into a Romero Special. Perez tried to regroup on the floor, but Ruca followed with a moonsault from the apron to the middle turnbuckles to the floor.
After a commercial, Ruca yanked Pereaz off the mat and into a German suplex. Ruca hit a shining wizard for a near fall. Morgan demanded Roxanne get up from the ring apron. Perez caught Ruca with a rana into a cradle for a near fall. Ruca tried for a face buster, but Perez blocked it.
Ruca went for the Soul Snatcher, but Morgan tripped her up right in front of the referee, who called for the dq.
Match Result: Sol Ruca won by disqualification over Roxanne Perez (10:20ish)
Perez hit the Pop Rocks on Ruca, and Rodriguez dumped her with a Tejana Bomb. Becky Lynch made her return, not interested in the Women’s Intercontinental Title. She wants Liv Morgan’s title, since Liv went 100 days without defending her title and has become nothing more than a glorified valet. Lynch said Morgan has had the worst women’s title reign of all time, and it’s not just her saying it other people are saying it.
Morgan told Becky Lynch she should be at home taking care of her daughter. Becky’s time has passed, Morgan’s time is now.
Lynch told Morgan she wasn’t the greatest women’s champion in her own group, and in fact wasn’t even the greatest women’s champion to sleep with Dominik Mysterio!
And then, Stephanie Vaquer made her return, taking out the Judgment Day. Vaquer stalked Liv back to the ring and gave her a proper beatdown in the ring while Becky looked on. Vaquer wrecked the Judgement Day 1-on-3 without Becky’s help.
Lynch and Vaquer then had a staredown, It looks like they’re going to have to go through each other before either of them gets a shot at Liv.
— Brock Lesnar tribute video, because he may or may not be retried.
— Oba Femi told Paul Heyman to thank him for all the nice things Brock said about him. Heyman congratulated Oba on his victory.
Oba Femi’s Path
Oba Femi came out, dressed in all white robes that looked really cool. “Words cannot even describe the things that transpired on night 1 of SummerSlam.” Come on man, that’s my whole gig here.
Anyway, Oba came out the winner, and he and Brock have newfound respect for one another. He thought that he Brock’s actions were jealousy, but instead it was a test for Oba. Oba proved that he could pass the test at SummerSlam, and now the beast (Brock) can finally rest.
Oba will forge his own way, and will lead a new crop of talent. The old guard will fall, and if anyone has a problem with that, they will answer to Oba Femi.
This was a lot of words that said nothing. Corey Graves implied that Oba still has a title shot.
The Vision came out as Oba was leaving, and Bron Breakker had a stare down with Oba. Okay this stare down said a lot more than Oba’s promo.
Bron Breakker (w/ Austin Theory & Maxxine Dupri) v. Joe Hendry
Breakker apparently stared at the entrance during the commercial break while Hendry made his way out. Breakker was ignoring Hendry until he killed him with a Steinerline. The impact sent Hendry out of the ring. Breakker missed a spear on the floor and hit the stairs, which I didn’t need. Hendry tossed Theory over the announce table, then went back in the ring and got speared out of his shoes by Breakker for the pinfall.
Match Result: Breakker squashed Hendry dead (1:39).
Breakker stormed off, and then Theory jumped Hendry and beat him up some more. Tozawa made the save and chased Theory off.
Breakker should have killed everyone in this segment. Hendry, Theory, Tozawa, Joe Hendry, Cole, Corey Graves. Everybody.
— Jackie Redmond asked Big Cass why he attacked Je’Von Evans. It took 8 years for Cass to dig his way out of rock bottom. Nothing personal, Cass is just hear to stack bodies. Evans as just the first, and he won’t be the last.
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