WWE RAW stats, match times and more (06/01/2026)
The WWE RAW after Clash in Italy had four matches and around 53 minutes, 3 seconds of in-ring action at the Inalpi Arena on June 1, 2026, with Seth Rollins beating Bron Breakker in a 22-minute main event that had over 40% of the night’s wrestling time. Here are some more stats from the show (via wrestlingdata):
WWE RAW Match times this week
At 22:18, the main event took up over 40% of the night’s bell time on its own. The King of the Ring four-way was the quickest at 8:57:
| # | Match | Result | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | King of the Ring quarter-final (4-way) | Oba Femi def. Carmelo Hayes, Penta & Solo Sikoa | 8:57 |
| 2 | Tag team match | Dragón Lee & Rey Mysterio def. Ethan Page & Rusev | 11:25 |
| 3 | Queen of the Ring quarter-final (4-way) | IYO SKY def. Giulia, Lash Legend & Roxanne Perez | 10:23 |
| 4 | Singles match | Seth Rollins def. Bron Breakker | 22:18 |
Combined match time: 53:03 across all four matches.
Average age of the performers on WWE RAW this week
The average age across the night’s in-ring performers was 34.6 years. Rey Mysterio, at 51, was the oldest talent on the card by some distance. Roxanne Perez, 24, sat at the other end of the scale in the Queen of the Ring four-way.
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