New WWE King and Queen of the Ring Bracket Predictions After Raw

This year's King and Queen tournament is already underway, with three of the four quarterfinal matches in each bracket having taken place over the last two weeks.

On the men's side, Oba Femi, Je'Von Evans and Dominik Mysterio have already advanced to the semifinals, with Jey Uso, LA Knight, Royce Keys and Finn Balor fighting in the last quarterfinal bout on Friday.

On the women's side, Liv Morgan, Iyo Sky and Raquel Rodriguez have advanced to the semis, while the final spot will be decided on Friday when Sol Ruca, Lyra Valkyria, Charlotte Flair and Jade Cargill clash.

Let's go through the remaining matches and make some predictions based on recent booking.

Oba Femi vs. Dominik Mysterio

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We're going to get the most predictable result out of the way first. Femi is going to beat Mysterio to advance to the finals with ease.

This is a man who shrugged off a chair shot on Monday like it was a mosquito bite, and the same man who defeated Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 42. He's not about to lose in the middle of this tournament.

Dirty Dom is like Teflon. He can be booked to lose and it's not going to change anything because his character has so many other things going on, especially in AAA where he holds the Mega Championship.

The Ruler is going to make quick work of the young Mysterio, but how quick is the question. Will it be a two-minute squash? Or will Dom get in enough offense to stretch the match out a bit? We'll see.

Iyo Sky vs. Raquel Rodriguez

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With Morgan and Rodriguez occupying different semifinal matches, there is a strong possibility they end up facing each other in the finals, and WWE has already planted the seeds for this possibility.

Roxanne Perez told Morgan she thought it should be two Judgment Day members in the finals on Raw, so it already feels like this is the direction WWE is heading.

For that reason, Rodriguez is going to come out on top when she battles Sky in their semifinal.

Je'Von Evans vs. Balor, Keys, Knight or Uso

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Whoever wins the Fatal 4-Way taking place this Friday is going to face Evans in the semifinals.

Keys is still in the midst of his debut push, Balor is looking for a fresh start, Knight has world title aspirations, and Uso is hoping to win so he can chase Rhodes and the Undisputed WWE Championship.

All four men would make reasonable winners, but the most likely right now feels like Keys. Knight has issues with The Bloodline, so he and Uso are going to take each other out of commission.

Balor could use the win, but Keys advancing creates the most interesting possibility. After he goes over those three men, he is also going to defeat Evans in the semifinals to advance to the final round.

Liv Morgan vs. Ruca, Valkyria, Flair or Cargill

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Whoever wins the last quarterfinal bout is going to end up facing Liv Morgan, and since we are picking her to win and advance to the finals, the outcome of that final match doesn't matter that much.

Lyra Valkyria is the least likely to win based on recent booking, and Sol Ruca has her IC title to worry about, so Charlotte Flair or Jade Cargill feel like the two most likely winners.

Setting up a heel vs. babyface match is a better option for the semifinals, so The Queen will likely end up facing Morgan.

Oba Femi vs. Royce Keys

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We're picking Femi and Keys to make it to the finals, and when the dust settles, The Ruler will have a crown to match his nickname.

Putting two newer WWE stars in the finals is a great way to give both men a boost. This will be a hard-hitting and competitive match that pushes both to their limits and keeps the crowd on its toes.

Either one would make a good winner, but Femi is the safer pick. WWE is pushing him hard, and having him win the King of the Ring is a nice way to hold him over until it's time for him to chase a title.

The only way we see this ending differently is if Brock Lesnar chooses to cost Femi the crown in some way. Otherwise, The Ruler is our pick to win the King of the Ring.

Liv Morgan vs. Raquel Rodriguez

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We're betting on the finals coming down to Judgment Day stablemates Morgan and Rodriguez.

The winner of the tournament will earn a title shot at SummerSlam, and since Morgan is already a world champion, the best option is to have Rodriguez win and pit them against each other.

Morgan's message of sisterhood would be put to the test when her friend wins the right to challenge her for the belt. It would be an effective way to turn Rodriguez face if that is WWE's goal.

We're going to go with Rodriguez for the win, forcing her and Morgan into a showdown at The Biggest Party of the Summer.