WWE Raw Live Updates, Results and Highlights From July 6

WWE aired a video recapping the Oba Femi vs. Brock Lesnar feud, and also plugged the new season of WWE Unreal that drops soon.

Back in the arena, Heyman was in the ring. He said he is out there to talk about Femi. The crowd chanted for The Ruler as he talked about Femi thinking he runs WWE, but he doesn't.

As he prepared to leave, Femi's music hit.

We returned to see Ruca start to mount some offense. She hit a springboard crossbody for a quick two-count.

Rodriguez was struggling and Ruca nailed her with a running knee to the face, but it still wasn't enough to keep the powerhouse down. Roxanne Perez showed up to show Raquel support as she started building momentum.

Sol sent her into the middle turnbuckle. Perez distracted the ref while Liv Morgan prevented her from hitting the Sol Snatcher. Rodriguez capitalized and hit a slam, but it only got a two-count.

Iyo Sky's music hit, but she surprised Roxanne from the crowd. She took out both Perez and Morgan with a moonsault from the apron. Ruca hit the Sol Snatcher for the pin and the win.

WINNER: SOL RUCA

Rusev and Ethan Page had a backstage segment with Chad Gable, Penta and Dragon Lee. Back in the ring, the IC title match got started.

Rodriguez backed Ruca to the corner, but she made a clean break. They locked up again, and Rodriguez easily overpowered her again. Ruca attempted a side headlock takeover, but Raquel was too strong for her.

Rodriguez was firmly in control when she put Ruca in the corner and hit a series of elbow strikes. Sol countered a powerslam and sent the challenger over the top rope to the floor.

Raquel avoided a moonsault, but Ruca recovered and hit a kick from the apron, followed by a beautiful corkscrew crossbody to take her down. When they got back to the ring, Rodriguez leveled her with a clothesline.

Commercial Break

Heyman still didn't seem satisfied with how The Vision won. Otis and Akira Tozawa watched Maxxine drive away with Theory. They looked surprised and sad.

Back in the arena, Sol Ruca came out to defend her IC title against Raquel Rodriguez.

We returned to see Ford hitting a series of moves on Breakker that led to a really nice crossbody from the top rope for a two-count. Theory came in, but he was immediately hit with a Doomsday Blockbuster.

Breakker barely managed to break up the pin. He tossed Ford out of the ring with authority. Logan Paul very stupidly tried to give Theory his brass knuckles right in front of the referee.

It turned out to be a fakeout and he slid Breakker a different set while the official was distracted. Dawkins managed to avoid the hit, and Ford took Breakker out.

Dawkins ended up with the brass knuckles, but Maxxine Dupri showed up and hit him with a low blow, which allowed Theory to get the pin and regain the tag titles.

WINNERS: THE VISION WON THE TAG TITLES

It looks like Maxxine's heel turn is complete. She jumped into Theory's arms and kissed him as they celebrated the victory.

Nick Aldis and Adam Pearce had a tense backstage segment involving Gunther before the action got started.

The first match of the night saw Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins defend the tag titles against the former champions, Bron Breakker and Austin Theory. Paul Heyman told Theory and Breakker to win the titles, or he is done with them.

As soon as the match started, Breakker scooped up Ford and brought him to the corner so he and Theory could double-team him. Tez recovered and hit a dropkick to take control. Dawkins tagged in, but he was backed to the corner and Breakker tagged in to beat him down.

Dawk nailed him with a nice dropkick, but Bron came back with a huge running clothesline as the show went to a break.

Rollins pointed out some kids in the crowd and said he used to be one of them when he was a kid, watching and hoping to main event WrestleMania someday.

He spoke about his history with Reigns and how different their paths have been. He said Reigns is in this for the money, while he is in it for the love of the game.

He was cut off mid-sentence by LA Knight's entrance music. He said he is tired of the same old trash with Rollins and Reigns. He talked about how Rollins has done nothing to earn a title shot and he is tired of seeing people jump the line.

Seth said he may not like Knight, but he respects him because he works hard, but it's not his time yet. He told Knight he would put him down if he got in his way before leaving the ring.

Jimmy Uso attacked Knight from behind to end the segment.

Rollins was in a good mood and got the crowd hyped. They started chanting for CM Punk, and Rollins said he gets it because he is from Chicago, but he couldn't care less about him.

He said his main concern is winning the world title at SummerSlam by beating Roman Reigns. He mocked The OTC for being a part-timer who didn't think it was worth showing up for the show this week.

Seth did a little revisionist history and talked about how Reigns was always meant to be the main guy in The Shield, even though he was mostly a silent enforcer in the early days of the group. It was the fans cheering so much for him that turned him into the leader.

Raw in Chicago has officially begun! Shots of various people walking backstage started the show, as usual. Michael Cole ran down the card for the night.

Sami Zayn arrived in a convertible and had a confrontation with Cody Rhodes backstage. After Zayn walked away, Gunther attacked Rhodes out of nowhere and powerbombed him through a table.

He told Zayn that Cody isn't his problem anymore because he is coming for the belt. It looked like they might have put some fake blood on Rhodes to sell the attack. It was too bright a shade of red to be real. When we went to the arena, Seth Rollins came out to start the show.