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WWE Raw Live Updates, Results and Highlights From July 20

Chris MuellerJul 20, 2026, updated 3 min ago

Welcome to Bleacher Report's live coverage of WWE Raw on July 20. Scroll down for updates from throughout the show.

Live Updates

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Knight vs. Fatu Part 2

We returned from the break to see Knight trying to fight back, but Fatu overpowered him and put him in the corner. LA avoided a running splash and hit a neckbreaker for a two-count.

Fatu climbed to the top turnbuckle, and Knight climbed up with him once he got back to his feet.

Knight hit a superplex right before Jimmy Uso came out to watch. Sikoa showed up in the crowd and attacked him. Fatu prevented Solo from hitting a Samoan Spike.

Knight hit the BFT, but Big Jim distracted the ref so he couldn't count. Royce Keys attacked Uso out of nowhere and threw him over the announce table, which led to Jey Uso coming out of the crowd.

He hit a few superkicks to take out the powerhouse before Knight wiped him out with a kick through the ropes. When he got back into the ring, Fatu hit a Samoan Drop followed by a moonsault for the win.

WINNER: JACOB FATU

Sikoa went after Fatu when the match was over, but The Usos took him out. Keys laid out both men with a clothesline before squaring off with Fatu and hitting a spinebuster.

The Usos hit the 1D on Keys while Fatu put Knight in the Tongan Death Grip. The show ended with The Bloodline standing tall.

LA Knight vs. Jacob Fatu Part 1

After his promo, Knight stuck around so he could battle Fatu in the main event. The match was already in progress when we returned from a break.

Knight had the upper hand and hit a running clothesline to take the big man down. Fatu popped right back up to his feet and started trading shots with The Megastar.

Knight started to go after Fatu's leg to keep him grounded. The Samoan Werewolf sent his opponent out of the ring and hit a suicide dive to take him down.

Knight started to fight back, but he made the mistake of thinking he could go after a Samoan's head. Fatu no-sold his head being slammed into the announce table a few times, so Knight used the steel steps instead.

📢YEAH

LA Knight came to the ring and gave a promo about his six-man match at SummerSlam against The Bloodline.

Knight had some issues with Solo trying to help out Rollins because he has issues with The Visionary, too.

Mysterio vs. Hendry Part 2

We returned to see Mysterio in control for a few moments before Hendry started to build some momentum. He hit a big discus clothesline for a two-count.

Morgan's interference helped Dirty Dom recover, but Danhausen came back out with Iyo Sky riding on his little car. She ran down and attacked the champion. She hit a springboard dropkick in the ring and a crossbody from the apron.

Danhausen took his opportunity to hit Dom with his finisher behind the ref's back, which led to Hendry getting the pin.

WINNER: JOE HENDRY

Dominik Mysterio vs. Joe Hendry Part 1

Dirty Dom came to the ring before the break for his match against Hendry. The match got started after the break. Dom went right after Hendry and stomped him down in the corner.

Hendry recovered and did the same thing back to Dom. Liv Morgan was cheering on Mysterio from ringside as Hendry hit a delayed vertical suplex.

Dom attempted a suicide dive but was caught and dropped on the announce table. Morgan drove Hendry into the ring post while the ref was distracted, which led to Danhausen coming out.

Liv decked Danhausen to send him retreating up the ramp.

Commercial Break

Too Many Ads

A hype video aired for Femi vs. Brock Lesnar at SummerSlam, which was followed by another video hyping the PLE, which was followed by a video hyping Rollins vs. Reigns.

Fatu Showing Restraint

Rollins ran into Fatu backstage and dared him to take a shot, but he also taunted him, knowing Reigns told him not to go after him.

Page and Rusev vs. Gable and Penta Part 2

We returned to see Rusev controlling the pace against Penta, but The Smooth Operator began to rally. He hit a high crossbody that gave him enough time to make a tag.

Gable and Page both came in, and the Olympian started hitting suplexes on both opponents. He got a two-count with an Angle Slam before setting up for a moonsault.

All Ego avoided it and tagged Rusev. They took Gable down, but Penta saved him by kicking Rusev in the face to break up the pin.

Rusev put Gable in The Accolade, but he was able to fight out of the hold and apply an Ankle Lock. Penta took out Page with a Mexican Destroyer while Rusev tapped out.

WINNERS: CHAD GABLE AND PENTA

Ethan Page and Rusev vs. Penta and Chad Gable Part 1

The next match saw Page and Rusev take on Gable and Penta, who are set to fight for the IC title at SummerSlam. As soon as the bell rang, Rusev and Page went on the attack.

They double-teamed Penta for a bit until he was able to make the tag to a fresh Gable.

Rusev took out Penta on one side of the ring while Page and Gable fought on the other side.

Commercial Break

More Family Drama

Rollins wasted no time coming to the ring. He asked if Solo was here to fight or talk, and Solo said he just wanted to talk.

He reminded The Visionary that when he faces Roman Reigns, he has to contend with the whole Bloodline. He offered to watch Rollins' back at SummerSlam.

Seth said he wanted to think about it, which led to Jacob Fatu heading to the ring. Sikoa took off, but Rollins remained. As soon as Fatu turned around, Rollins nailed him with a kick to the face and walked away.

Rusev and Ethan Page made their way to the ring for their tag match.

Will Common Enemies Create Friends?

Solo Sikoa came out of the crowd when the show returned. He got into the ring with a mic and said he had a proposition to make before calling out Seth Rollins.

Oba Femi vs. JD McDonagh

Femi made his way to the ring before a commercial break. JD didn't want to get into the ring, so Danhausen and Hendry came out and threw them in. Oba tossed Dirty Dom back out before focusing on McDonagh.

The Ruler launched McDonagh before hitting a series of running uppercuts. He threw JD across the ring before hitting The Fall From Grace for an easy win.

WINNER: OBA FEMI

Very Evil, Very Nice

Danhausen came out after a break holding a briefcase, presumably filled with the money Judgment Day thinks he owes them.

He said he is sick of Judgment Day causing problems, and he doesn't want to give them their money back. He was about to give it away to the crowd when Dirty Dom, Liv Morgan and JD McDonagh came out.

They attacked him after he cursed them again. That is when Joe Hendry showed up to make the save. Hendry saved Danhausen, but Judgment Day made off with the briefcase.

When they got backstage, they realized the money was fake. JD threw the bag and accidentally hit Oba Femi. Adam Pearce booked Femi vs. McDonagh for right now. He also booked Dom vs. Hendry for later.

It's a Work

Highlights were shown of the growing feud between Tom Brady and Logan Paul. It's definitely building to a match at some point.

Danhausen was shown backstage being accosted by Judgment Day to get their money back. He promised to go find the money and ran away.

Next up, a video aired hyping the return of Big Cass.

The Vision vs. Evans and Lee Part 2

We returned to see Lee beginning to make a comeback. He sent Theory out of the ring and crawled to his corner to tag in Evans.

The Young OG took it to Theory with a series of moves that led to a stunner. He took Austin out at ringside with a big dive over the top rope, and then he avoided a Spear from Breakker that led to Bron going over the barricade.

Evans took him out with a dive over the barricade before going back to the ring and hitting a springboard clothesline for a two-count.

Lee tagged in and almost ended up losing after Theory and Breakker took him down. Evans saved his partner, but the tag champs were in control. Breakker drilled him with a Spear for the win.

WINNERS: BRON BREAKKER AND AUSTIN THEORY

Otis and Akira Tozawa came out to stop a post-match attack. Maxxine watched as her former friends took out her new friends. She slapped Otis in the face, but it fired him up. He took out both members of The Vision with ease.

Otis was preparing to powerbomb Theory through the announce table, but Breakker saved him with a Spear. Theory and Breakker ended the fight with a brutal Spear to Otis.

The Vision vs. Je'Von Evans and Dragon Lee Part 1

Logan Paul and Maxxine Dupri were with Breakker and Theory for this bout. Evans and Lee didn't even let them get in the ring before hitting them with a couple of high-flying moves to kick things off.

The ref started the match with Lee and Theory as the legal men. Theory countered a lift and forced Lee to the corner for some strikes. Dragon responded with a hurricanrana before he tagged in Evans for a double-team.

Breakker got the tag and started to assert his dominance, so Evans tagged Lee back in. The masked man was distracted by Paul on the apron, which gave Bron enough time to recover. He caught Lee flying off the top rope and slammed him.

Commercial Break.

Getting Right to Action

Instead of opening with a long promo segment like usual, WWE opted to begin this week's show with a tag match featuring Je'Von Evans and Dragon Lee taking on Bron Breakker and Austin Theory.

WE ARE LIVE!!!

WWE Raw is officially on the air. We opened up with a recap of Saturday Night's Main Event.

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