WWE Raw Live Updates, Results and Highlights From June 29

Rollins said he has had Reigns' number since the day he turned on him and ended The Shield, but he also said he is not there to ask for something. He is there to give Roman something.

He put over all of Reigns' accomplishments, but he said the one thing he has never done is beat him. He said he is going to give him that opportunity and called it the last chance Reigns might get to close that loop.

He said he and Reigns have helped lead the greatest generation, but they are both closer to the end of their careers than the beginning, and there is a new generation waiting to take their spot.

He called Reigns one of the greatest ever, but if he turns down this challenge, he will never get over it. Reigns said it's been a long time since Rollins spoke the truth, but he is right about The OTC needing to beat him, and he will at SummerSlam.

The show ended with Reigns raising the title above his head before making his exit. It's official for SummerSlam. Rollins vs. Reigns for the world title, possibly for the last time.

The crowd chanted Roman's name for a little while before he spoke. Right after he told the crowd to acknowledge him, Seth Rollins came out.

They spent a long time just staring at each other before Rollins said, "Hello, my brother." He said they have been tied together for 14 years since the formation of The Shield.

Reigns laughed when Rollins said the world title belongs to him. Reigns said Rollins is at the back of the line, so Rollins listed off all the times he has gotten the better of him.

Roman Reigns made his way to the ring with Jacob Fatu by his side before the show went to a break.

We returned to see McDonagh being sent out of the ring. Gable began to build some momentum with a series of German suplexes. The third suplex turned JD inside out.

McDonagh hit a standing Spanish Fly out of nowhere for a two-count. Gable connected with a headbutt for a near-fall as both men struggled to get up.

Gable kicked out after a powerbomb, and he did it again after a brainbuster. Gable climbed to the top rope, but Dom distracted him so JD had time to climb up and hit a huge Spanish Fly for a close two-count. The landing on this was nasty.

Danhausen showed up and said Dom's money was in a briefcase he left near the ring. Dom chased him out of the arena while Gable grabbed McDonagh in an ankle lock for the submission win.

WINNER: CHAD GABLE

When Dom opened the briefcase, a cloud of white powder burst out and covered his face. Danhausen grabbed his Knicks jersey back and almost escaped unscathed, but Raquel cut him off and attacked him on the stage.

Danhausen sprinted away, but she still managed to reclaim the jersey.

Dirty Dom was wearing the Danhausen Knicks jersey he had swiped. Gable and McDonagh started with a lockup that led into Gable taking him down by the waist.

JD used a nice overhead takedown before applying a wristlock. They went back and forth trading pinning combinations, but neither man could get the three.

Gable grabbed him in an ankle lock, but Dom helped JD reach the apron to escape. While Gable was distracted with Dom, McDonagh shoved him into the steel steps and then dropped his knee onto them.

Commercial Break

Danhausen returned to his area backstage to find it wrecked. Morgan told him it was Judgment Day who did it, but he didn't seem to care very much.

Up next, Chad Gable made his way to the ring.

A shot at the women's intercontinental title was on the line when Dupri battled Rodriguez in the next match. Before the match, Dupri made it clear she still hasn't forgiven Chad Gable.

Dupri ducked a running boot and hit a headscissor takedown to send her out of the ring. She tried a sliding dropkick, but Raquel dodged it and took her down at ringside.

Rodriguez used a torture rack, but Maxxine wouldn't tap out. She fought out of the hold, but Raquel leveled her with a clothesline.

Dupri started to make a comeback and hit a leg drop to the back of the neck for a near-fall. Rodriguez quickly recovered and hit her finisher for the win.

WINNER: RAQUEL RODRIGUEZ

Jacob Fatu told The Usos backstage that Reigns has told them to go to SmackDown and finish this feud with Solo Sikoa. This came about after Solo saved Knight from a post-match attack from The Usos.

After that, we got a video promo from Lyra Valkyria about why she turned on Bayley. She reminded everyone that she had to put up with Bayley losing her temper over and over. She argued it was unfair for her to be judged for snapping once.

We returned from the break to see Jimmy in control. He and Knight traded strikes for a moment, but a Samoan Drop from Big Jim ended the exchange.

Knight avoided a hip strike in the corner and started teeing off on Jimmy. He started to build up a head of steam as he hit a series of moves.

Uso hit a superkick followed by a spear for a two-count. Knight recovered and hit a superplex, but he couldn't get the pin, either. Jey paced on commentary as he got a little nervous for his brother.

The Megastar faked Jey out by acting like he was going to throw Jimmy into him, then came back a moment later with a boot to the face. He hit a big elbow drop on Jim from the top rope, but a momentary distraction from Jey allowed Jimmy to roll him up for the win.

WINNER: JIMMY USO

LA Knight and Jimmy Uso were back for a rematch this week after last week's encounter ended in controversy. Jey was on commentary, and Knight told him to make sure he stays out of it.

LA and Big Jim locked up and struggled for control in a couple of corners before the ref forced them to break. They locked up again and Knight scored a takedown.

The Megastar controlled the pace for a little while. He stomped Uso in the corner before hitting a running hip strike, which is something the Usos are known for doing.

Jimmy started to fight back and hit an enziguiri. He sent Knight out of the ring with a clothesline before hitting a suicide dive.

After the break, Iyo Sky came out to celebrate winning the Queen of the Ring this past weekend.

Michael Cole revealed Liv Morgan will defend her title against Sky at SummerSlam. Iyo said she is super-duper grateful to return to the U.S. as the Queen.

She spoke for about a minute before Morgan interrupted her. She asked if Iyo is proud of how she won because she got lucky. She blamed Danhausen for cursing her.

Morgan said she no longer respects Sky and listed a few people who got on her bad side and are not around right now, such as Finn Balor, Rhea Ripley and Stephanie Vaquer.

Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez showed up and tried to attack her, but Sky was able to thwart them. She and Morgan squared off, and Sky hit her with a German suplex and a huge kick to the head. She jumped to the top rope for her moonsault, but Rodriguez stopped her.

She and Roxanne attacked Sky's knee while she was hanging from the corner. Morgan hit her with Oblivion before putting her in a half crab to provide an exclamation point on the attack.

During a backstage segment, Raquel Rodriguez requested a shot at the IC title, but Adam Pearce said Maxxine Dupri also wants one. He booked them to face each other later in the show.

The match began during the commercial break, so when we returned, we saw Theory in control of the singer. He hit a sidewalk slam before pounding his head with left hands.

Hendry caught Theory attempting a crossbody and hit a fallaway slam to begin his comeback. He nailed a spinning clothesline for a two-count. Theory escaped a powerslam and hit a big forearm strike.

He failed to get the pin with a nice neckbreaker. Hendry ended up making a comeback and hit his signature side slam for the pin.

WINNER: JOE HENDRY

Ford and Dawkins said they have been overwhelmed by the support from the fans. The crowd chanted, "You deserve it." They thanked the WWE Universe for believing in them for the last 10 years.

They also thanked Seth Rollins for the assist when they won the titles, and they thanked Joe Hendry for showing up for them last week.

Hendry started to play the new song he wrote about them. When the song began to talk about Austin Theory, he showed up to respond.

He told the Profits they have a rematch for the belts next week. He said he would destroy Hendry in the ring tonight, and the former NXT champion was more than happy to have a match right now.

Joe Hendry was out after the break to hold a concert for the Raw crowd. He brought out his special guests, the new tag champs, Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins.

The first match of the night saw Rey Mysterio take on Ethan Page. The Master of the 619 had control at first, but Page dropped him on the top turnbuckle to turn things around.

All Ego had the upper hand and hit a huge side slam on the top turnbuckle as the show went to a break.

The match was much more competitive in the second half. Page put up a good fight, but Mysterio scored the win with the 619.

WINNER: REY MYSTERIO

Femi spoke about his destiny of becoming a world champion. He had a choice between Roman Reigns and Sami Zayn, but Brock Lesnar's music hit before he could answer.

Lesnar seemed jovial and almost friendly, but he still attacked Femi. He hit a low blow and scooped him up for the F-5. Femi challenged him to a Hell in a Cell match at SummerSlam once he recovered.

Raw opened with a Night of Champions recap before we went live in the arena for Oba Femi's entrance.