WWE Raw Live Updates, Results and Highlights From July 13

Reigns was brought out first by Adam Pearce, and as usual, he took his sweet time getting to the ring.

Rollins goaded Reigns by saying the sound of the crowd singing to his music was louder than the OTC chants, which caused the arena to break out into dueling chants.

The Visionary said some things in life are certain, and one of them is that he will beat Reigns, so he may as well sign the contract and get it over with.

Reigns tried to get in Rollins' head, but Seth seemed to have the upper hand as he walked away. The OTC asked him what would happen if he actually won at SummerSlam, and then said he would just have it for a few months before getting hurt again.

That line seemed to irk The Visionary. He went back to the ring and told Reigns to say what he had to say. Reigns ranted about how he will always be No. 1 and Rollins will be No. 2.

Seth asked if that was all he could come up with. He said everything Reigns could say to him, he has said to himself for years. Rollins took the first shot and attacked the OTC.

He stomped Reigns into the mat and beat him down. He was about to leave when he decided to go for a Stomp, but Reigns nailed him with a Superman Punch instead.

The Visionary regained control and hit a Pedigree and a Stomp to end the fight and the show.

JD McDonagh vs. Danhausen was announced for SNME. The final segment this week was the contract signing for Reigns vs. Rollins at SummerSlam.

They ended up on the top rope, but Gable pulled Page down and into the ankle lock. He forced Page to tap out to get the win and earn the IC title shot.

WINNER: CHAD GABLE

Gable and Penta will have a great match at SummerSlam. The IC champion came out to congratulate the new No. 1 contender.

Gable was the first to make it back to his feet after both men went down. They started trading strikes in the middle of the ring.

Gable fought out of the Accolade and hit a German suplex. He used a victory roll to pin Rusev and eliminate him.

RUSEV ELIMINATED

An angry Bulgarian Brute put Gable back in the Accolade as Ethan Page made his way to the ring with a huge smile on his face.

All Ego got in the ring and hit a running boot for a two-count. He kept trying to pin Gable unsuccessfully. Page talked a lot of trash as he kept the Olympian down.

Gable almost had the ankle lock applied, but Page countered out of it quickly.

We returned from the break with Rusev dominating his young opponent. Evans showed signs of life with some punches, but The Bulgarian Brute had him overpowered.

Je'Von hit a couple of kicks to rock the big man, but he only got a one-count. Evans sent him out of the ring and hit a dive over the top rope to take him out.

A red dot kick got him a two-count, so Evans prepared for his finisher. Rusev caught him and hit a side slam before applying the Accolade. Evans barely made it to the bottom rope, but Rusev put him right back in the hold.

Evans managed to get up and hold Rusev up before falling onto his back to break the hold. Rusev countered the OG Cutter with a big right hand before getting him back in the Accolade. Evans tried to fight out, but he didn't have enough left.

JE'VON EVANS ELIMINATED

Chad Gable was the next participant, and he hit a handful of suplexes as soon as he got to the ring. He climbed to the top rope, but Rusev caught him with a side slam to send us into the next break.

Evans and Lee were still going at it when we returned from another break. Lee hit a chest chop that was stiff enough to send Evans out of the ring to recover. Lee tried to follow but was hip-tossed right over the barricade into the timekeeper's area.

Evans did a lap around the ring before leaping over the barricade to take him down again. Evans flew far enough to clear the second barricade and land in the first row.

Lee hit a nice hurricanrana on the apron, but he had a little trouble with the tornado DDT in the ring. The crowd chanted, "This is awesome," as they continued to fight.

The masked man hit a double stomp, but Evans was able to pin him with a rollup out of nowhere to advance. They shook hands as Evans prepared to face Rusev.

DRAGON LEE ELIMINATED

Rusev attacked Evans from behind to take control immediately as we went to another break.

We returned to see Evans down at ringside after JD attacked him behind the ref's back. The Young OG rolled back into the ring and tried to fight back against Dom.

He hit a big suicide dive that sent Mysterio into the announce table. Je'Von was starting to build some momentum. He knocked McDonagh off the apron, but the momentary distraction allowed Dom to hit the 619.

Danhausen's music played and he drive his little car to the stage. He cursed Dom, but the pyro that was supposed to hit him went off in the wrong corner. Evans hit the OG Cutter to get the pin while Danhausen had JD distracted.

DOMINIK MYSTERIO ELIMINATED

Dragon Lee was the next man to enter the gauntlet. He came in hot and immediately turned this into a fast-paced fight.

Dirty Dom had to take on Joe Hendry to kick things off. JD McDonagh was pacing around the ring as he watched Hendry outwrestle his stablemate.

They took the fight out of the ring, and Hendry maintained control until Dom was able to reverse an Irish whip to send him into the steel steps.

Hendry started to fight back after countering a tornado DDT, but McDonagh helped Dom get the win.

JOE HENDRY ELIMINATED

Je'Von Evans made his way to the ring as the show went to a break.

Dominik Mysterio was the first man to enter the ring for a seven-man Gauntlet match to see who would get a shot at Penta's IC title at SummerSlam.

When the show returned, Bayley was in the ring and asked Lyra Valkyria to join her. Lyra came out looking like she hadn't slept in a week while wearing a shirt with rips and holes all over it.

Bayley said she wants them to put this behind them, but Lyra said Bayley should be apologizing to her for holding her back for over a year.

She ripped into Bayley with several insults designed to hit close to home. Bayley revealed they have a match at Saturday Night's Main Event, which led to Lyra trying to attack her.

Bayley had the upper hand at first, but her former friend turned the tables and took her down. This was a great segment for Valkyria. She nailed this role.

It looks like Paul Heyman is not a fan of The Vision's new direction.

We returned right when Keys hit a big powerslam as he was starting to regain his footing. As they fought, Jacob Fatu was shown arriving backstage and marching toward the ring.

The camera followed him through the crowd until he got to the ring and attacked Keys to cause a disqualification.

WINNER: ROYCE KEYS WON BY DQ

Fatu put a chair on Keys' head and prepared to crush him in the corner, but Solo Sikoa pleaded with him to stop as he got into the ring.

He said he was being stupid, but now he understands that blood is thicker than water. He said he is coming home to the family and held up his finger for the Bloodline salute.

It was all a ruse. Solo hit Jimmy with a Samoan Spike before going after Fatu. Keys rejoined the fight. LA Knight showed up with a chair, but the hit had almost no effect on Fatu. It took a few more shots to send him out of the ring.

Knight grabbed a mic and threw down a challenge for a six-man tag match at SummerSlam.

We returned to see an impromptu match between Royce Keys and Jimmy Uso already taking place. During the break, they got into a fight, so Adam Pearce booked them in a match right away.

This was a very strange way to return from a commercial. Keys was in control, but Big Jim started fighting back after hitting a kick to the face.

Royce was sent out of the ring with an enzuigiri, but he caught Jimmy coming off the apron and drove him into the announce table. Jimmy returned the favor but hitting a Samoan drop on the table.

Commercial Break

Bron Breakker, Austin Theory, Logan Paul and Maxxine Dupri made their way to the ring as the show cut to a break.

Paul congratulated Breakker and Theory on regaining the tag titles before handing the mic to Maxxine. Otis and Akira Tozawa came out looking for an explanation.

Dupri told The Vision to give her a moment with them, so they left the ring. Tozawa said this isn't her because he knows she is a good person.

She said they don't even know Austin and should give him a chance, but Otis said he needed to confess something. Theory got on the apron and started mocking him.

Otis went after him, but The Vision attacked and took out Otis and Tozawa. Maxxine tried to call them off, to no avail. Otis managed to recover and took out Breakker before focusing on Theory.

Dupri stepped between them and tried to talk to him, which gave Theory the chance to hit a low blow. Dupri revealed her real self and shoved Otis to the mat.

We returned to see Perez attempting a back superplex, but Sky fought her off. Perez tripped her on the ropes and had her hung in the tree of woe.

The Genius of the Sky started to get on a roll and hit a series of moves, but she was still favoring the knee Sky had been targeting.

Roxanne avoided a running knee and applied a submission that had Sky trapped in the middle of the ring. Iyo managed to counter into a crossface, but Perez was able to escape.

Raquel and Liv interfered, but when Perez tried to capitalize with a pin, Sky reversed it to get the win.

WINNER: IYO SKY

Judgment Day attacked Sky until Sol Ruca ran down to make the save. Rodriguez took Ruca out while Morgan hit Sky with her finisher.

They locked up when the match got started, and Perez immediately backed Sky to the corner. The Genius of the Sky took her down and started to beat her down. Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez watched as Roxy fought back.

Sky used her speed to regain the upper hand and send Perez out of the ring with a dropkick. Roxy nailed her with a big right hand to block a suicide dive.

Iyo hit a bodyslam on the apron and a moonsault to the floor.

Commercial Break

Michael Cole said WWE will air several videos in the coming weeks to highlight the feud between Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins, beginning with one about the creation of The Shield right now.

It ended up being a very short video. When we went back to the ring, Iyo Sky came out to face Roxanne Perez.

When we went live in the arena, Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman made their way to the ring followed by a group of police officers for protection.

Heyman said the cops were there in case Oba Femi tried to attack them. He said Femi is obsessed with Lesnar and that is why he turned down a guaranteed title shot to fight The Beast.

Heyman revealed he had a restraining order put in place against Femi. The lights dropped and The Ruler's music began to play.

The officers stood in a line between Femi and Lesnar. Heyman told them to do their job, but The Ruler took them out with ease as Lesnar and his advocate made their exit.

Femi grabbed a mic and said Lesnar can't run from him inside Hell in a Cell.

WWE Raw is officially on the air. The show opened with the usual shots of people walking around backstage.