WWE Raw Live Updates, Results and Highlights From June 22

We returned to see Theory and Breakker double-teaming Dawkins to keep him away from Ford.

It took some time, but Dawkins eventually managed to tag his partner. Ford came in hot and hit a flurry of moves to take control, but he didn't get to dominate for long. Breakker and Theory turned the tables with a double-team move that almost won them the match.

The Vision channeled The Steiners and hit Ford with a super bulldog for a close two-count. Breakker became irate and threw part of the steel steps into the ring. Before he could do anything, Dawkins pushed him into the ring post.

Paul snuck back in and tried to give Theory the brass knuckles, but Joe Hendry chased him away. Theory saw the knucks on the mat and went to get them when Seth Rollins showed up to snatch them away and use them on Theory.

Breakker noticed too late and chased him through the crowd while the Profits finished off Theory to win the tag titles.

WINNER: THE STREET PROFITS WIN THE TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS

Ford and Dawkins celebrated in the aisle as an angry Breakker and Theory looked on from the ring. That was a good way to end the show. The Profits have been without gold for too long.

We returned from the break to see Ford still being isolated by Theory and Breakker. Theory knocked Dawkins off the apron to prevent a tag.

Once Dawkins got the hot tag, he started going on a rampage. Ford tagged back in and they hit their finisher, but Logan Paul saved them by putting Theory's foot on the bottom rope.

The ref saw it and ejected Paul, but the match continued. Dawkins came back in and they set up for their finisher again, but Breakker saved his partner this time. He hit a flying clothesline from the apron that sent Ford over the announce table.

Commercial Break

Since Logan Paul is still not cleared due to an arm injury, Bron Breakker took his place to defend the tag titles with Austin Theory against Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins.

Breakker and Theory rushed the challengers and attacked them as soon as the ref called for the bell. Ford regained his footing and tagged in Dawkins so they could double-team Theory and gain control.

Breakker got the tag and cut Ford in half with a vicious Spear before throwing Dawkins with a suplex.

Commercial Break

Jackie Redmond tried to interview Bayley, but she had nothing to say. We also got another segment with Judgment Day. Morgan told Raquel Rodriguez she should go after the IC title. She rushed JD off to the medical staff before she could tell Roxanne Perez what she should do. Perez appears to be the odd one out right now.

We also got a pre-recorded interview with Corey Graves talking to Seth Rollins.

We returned to see them trading control back and forth until Knight hit a DDT that gave them both a chance to regroup for a moment. Despite taking the last shot, Jimmy was the first one to his feet.

The Megastar was building up a head of steam, but he got distracted by Solo Sikoa showing up in the crowd. Jimmy shoved him off the top rope and while the ref was checking on him, Solo nailed Jimmy with the Samoan Spike.

A shocked Knight decided to take advantage of the situation and hit his finisher for the win.

WINNER: LA KNIGHT

Until recently, Jimmy has been the one keeping the peace between Jey and Knight, but this week, he found himself standing across the ring from him.

They wasted no time and started throwing punches immediately. Jimmy took control when the fight spilled out of the ring. He slammed Knight's head into the steel steps, but Knight reversed him when he tried to use the announce table.

Big Jim hit Whisper in the Wind for a two-count to regain the upper hand. He whipped Knight into the barricade as the show cut to a break.

Commercial Break

Jacob Fatu had a backstage segment with The Usos before we went back to the arena for Knight's match against Jimmy. Before the match got started, Danhausen had a backstage segment with Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh. Danhausen cursed McDonagh, who immediately shocked himself on electrical equipment.

The Vision had a backstage interview where they promised to retain the tag titles tonight. We also got a video package for Sol Ruca before Iyo Sky came out to discuss the Queen of the Ring finals.

She told Jackie Redmond she is extremely grateful to have made it this far and can't wait to take the crown. As expected, Liv Morgan came out to interrupt her.

She did her usual thing of calling herself the best ever and predicting that she would win. Sky asked if the crown would fit on her big head and called her arrogant.

She yelled at Morgan in Japanese until the champ punched her. They fought until Sky sent her out of the ring with a springboard dropkick.

Lee was in control and hit a beautiful tornado DDT when the show returned, but Page didn't let him have the upper hand for long.

They ended up fighting on the top rope, but Page slipped and ended up hanging by his ankles, which allowed Lee to hit a double stomp to the chest for a two-count.

He sent Page out of the ring and hit a suicide dive that had so much momentum that he ended up flying right over the announce table.

When they got back into the ring, Page hit a low blow that he made look inadvertent before hitting his finisher for the win.

WINNER: ETHAN PAGE

As soon as the match got started, Dragon Lee hit a hurricanrana followed by a dropkick that sent Page out of the ring. He followed All Ego out with a dive to take him down before throwing him back in the ring.

Page put a stop to his momentum with a running clothesline that grounded the high-flyer. He tried to slow the pace down to his liking, but Lee kept trying to fight back.

Commercial Break

Chad Gable made his way to the ring and really tried to get the crowd into his new entrance music. Once it stopped playing, they started chanting his name.

He talked about the month he had after losing his mask to El Grande Americano and how he had also lost his way. He said he had more people he needed to apologize to and asked Otis, Akira Tozawa and Maxxine Dupri to join him in the ring.

They came to the ring, but none of them looked happy about it. Gable put over how Dupri has done something he has yet to do: win a singles title. He called the way he treated her pathetic.

He said Tozawa has a fighting spirit, and he is embarrassed at how he treated him. He got to Otis and called him the most loyal friend anyone could ever have, and he said he misses him.

He said they don't owe him anything, but he owes them an apology. He said he is sorry and held out his hand. Otis was about to shake it, but Maxxine stepped between them. She said everything about Gable is a lie, and she knows they all want to forgive him, but she doesn't.

She listed off several times Gable crossed the line with them and said he is only apologizing for himself. She said they don't need him and left with Tozawa. Otis hesitated and looked back at Gable before choosing to join her.

We returned to see Brie using the Yes Kicks before Bayley rolled her up for a two-count. Bella kicked out and accidentally sent her right into Paige.

Paige tagged in and started taking it to both opponents. She sent Bayley out of the ring and prepared to hit her finisher, but Lyra countered and hit the Nightwing. Brie barely made it in time to break up the pin.

Valkyria was in control, but suddenly, Paige grabbed her and hit the Rampaige DDT for the pin and the win.

WINNERS: BRIE BELLA AND PAIGE

After the match, Bayley was comforting Lyra when she snapped. She threw Bayley into the ropes and started beating her down in the ring. It took a few officials to tear her away from her former partner.

She grabbed Bayley and hit the Nightwing before finally leaving so the officials could take care of her.

The Women's Tag Team Championships kicked off the action when Brie and Paige defended the belts against Bayley and Lyra. The London crowd gave Paige a warm welcome.

As soon as the bell rang, Lyra ran at Paige and hit a kick to the head to take control immediately. Paige was able to get the upper hand once Bayley was in the ring, but Lyra saved her partner from a pin.

Commercial Break

"Main Event" Jey Uso made his way through the London crowd to confront his Night of Champions opponent.

Jey said he is used to being counted out by people, but he keeps proving them wrong. He brought up his Rumble and world title wins as examples of times he overcame the odds, and he promised to do it again on Sunday against Femi.

Oba said he is going to destroy Uso because he is already looking past him to a different member of his family. The segment ended without any fighting, but both men said what they needed to say.

Backstage, LA Knight approached Adam Pearce. Jimmy Uso came up and yelled at him about what happened last week, so Pearce booked Knight vs. Jimmy for tonight.

When we went live in the arena, Oba Femi's music hit and he made his way out as the crowd was chanting his name.

The Ruler could barely contain his smile when the crowd continued to chant his name well after his music had stopped. He said he would love for the crowd to chant his name all night, which caused them to start up again.

He spoke about looking forward to winning the KOTR tournament on Sunday, calling it his destiny, but he said he was still unsure about which title he would pursue once he has the crown. This brought out Jey Uso to issue a response.

Raw from London opened with some shots of the O2 Arena from outside as fans cheered at the camera. We immediately jumped into a video package for the King and Queen of the Ring.