WWE Raw June 22, 2026 stats, match times and more
WWE RAW took place this week from the O2 in London, England. There were four matches that took place on the show, which equated to an overall in-ring time of 49:57.
The longest match of the night was the main event, which saw the Street Profits defeat The Vision for the WWE Tag Team Championship (19:37). The shortest match of the night was the opener, which was Paige & Brie Bella defending their WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship against Lyra Valkyria & Bayley.
WWE RAW Match times this week
| # | Match | Result | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship | Paige & Brie Bella (c) def. Lyra Valkyria & Bayley | 7:59 |
| 2 | Singles match | Ethan Page def. Dragón Lee | 9:59 |
| 3 | Singles match | LA Knight def. Jimmy Uso | 12:22 |
| 4 | WWE Tag Team Championship | Street Profits def. The Vision (c) (title change) | 19:37 |
The combined match time across all four matches was 49:57, per wrestlingdata.
Average age of the in-ring performers
The average age of the wrestlers on the card was 35.4 years.
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