WWE Raw Live Updates, Results and Highlights Before SummerSlam 2026

Rollins talked for a bit about how Reigns is the star WWE thinks he is, but he has also had a lot of things handed to him while he had to work for everything he has.

He said the OTC is good at a lot of things, but he will never be as good as Seth at professional wrestling.

The OTC got upset and started beating Rollins down. He hit a Superman Punch and a Spear, but The Visionary wasn't out yet.

Reigns went and grabbed a chair, but when he got back into the ring, Rollins caught him with a Stomp onto the chair.

The show ended with Seth standing over Reigns.

Roman Reigns came out to talk about his feud with Seth Rollins heading into SummerSlam. Before he could ask the crowd to acknowledge him, Rollins made his way to the ring.

It took a while for Ruca to start building any momentum, but once she did, she hit a series of quick moves to keep the challenger off balance.

She hit sliced bread no. 2 and a running knee for a close two-count. Sol hit a unique DDT from the top rope, but she still couldn't get the pin.

Liv Morgan and Roxanne Perez showed up to offer an assist, but Iyo Sky ran down to drive them off. Morgan ended up taking her out while Ruca and Rodriguez kept fighting.

Perez stopped Ruca from hitting the Sol Snatcher while the ref was distracted, and it allowed Rodriguez to hit a powerbomb for the win.

WINNER: RAQUEL RODRIGUEZ WINS THE IC TITLE

Ruca took control early and hit an X Factor for a quick two-count. Rodriguez used her strength to counter out of a facelock and hit a back body drop.

Sol hit a standing moonsault for another two-count, but the powerhouse leveled her with a clothesline when she got back to her feet.

Ruca knocked her out of the ring and hit a big moonsault from the top rope to the floor. Rodriguez was bleeding when she got back into the ring.

Despite bleeding quite a bit, she stayed aggressive and took Ruca down for a two-count.

The final match of the night saw Sol Ruca defend the IC title against Raquel Rodriguez.

The Usos were in the ring when we returned from a break to address their upcoming match at SummerSlam.

Solo Sikoa appeared in the crowd and mocked them for being Roman's errand boys. LA Knight eventually came out to add his thoughts.

Solo and Knight looked like they didn't want to wait until SummerSlam and went into the ring for a fight.

Jacob Fatu ran down to join the fight and took out both men. Royce Keys arrived last to even things up. The segment ended with all three men hitting Fatu with their finishers.

A Human Monies on a Pole match was added to SummerSlam for Danhausen.

We returned to see Page trying to rip Mysterio's mask off. Rey fought him off and hit a moonsault, but he went down, too.

Mysterio sent Page into the ring post to take control. He took him down with a headscissor, but Page answered him with a powerslam for a two-count.

Rey got his own near-fall with a DDT. He got Page into position for the 619, but Page pulled up the apron to block it.

He brought Ray back in and hit the Egoplex for the pin and the win.

WINNER: ETHAN PAGE

Rey Mysterio took on Ethan Page in the next match. Their last encounter on June 29 ended with Rey getting the win, so All Ego was looking to even it up.

Page took Rey down in a front facelock, but Rey quickly fought out of it. Mysterio countered a tilt-a-whirl to get a two-count, but when he went for the 619, he was met with a kick to the gut.

All Ego whipped him into the corner as hard as he could as he began to build momentum. They rolled out of the ring where Page powerbombed Rey onto the apron.

Joe Hendry and Danhausen were in the ring for a concert when we returned from the break. Danhausen had an electric organ in the ring for the performance.

He and Hendry then did a choreographed dance while minihausens filled the ring. We promise we aren't making this up.

Ryan Garcia joined the party, but he ended up attacking Hendry with a guitar so Judgment Day could come in and take them out.

The song was kind of catchy, and the dancers were good, but this segment was very strange overall.

We returned to see The Lion of Bulgaria still dominating his young opponent. Evans started to show some signs of life as he got back to his feet, but one huge punch put him back down.

Evans fired back and hit the Red Dot, but Rusev rolled out of the ring to get a break. The ref went out to check on Rusev before Evans took him down with a massive dive over the top rope.

When they got back into the ring, Rusev nailed him with a kick for a near-fall. Je'Von managed to avoid the Accolade and hit a flying knee.

Rusev countered the OG Cutter and locked him in the Accolade. Evans was able to make it to the bottom rope to force a break. Evans hit a stunner followed by the OG Cutter for the win.

WINNER: JE'VON EVANS

Evans used his speed and agility to keep Rusev at bay. He used a hurricanrana and a dropkick to send The Bulgarian Brute out of the ring, but Rusev blocked a suicide dive with a big right hand.

He slowed the pace down and threw Evans out of the ring with a fallaway slam. The Young OG shoved him into the ring post and kicked him into the timekeeper's area.

Evans ran around the ring but when he dove at Rusev, he got caught and tossed over the barricade.

WWE aired a video package hyping Chad Gable vs. Penta for the IC title at SummerSlam. We also got a video about Liv Morgan and Iyo Sky.

Je'Von Evans came out next for his match with Rusev.

LA Knight gave an interview with Jackie Redmond about The Bloodline before we got a video hyping Sol Ruca vs. Raquel Rodriguez.

Tozawa was beaten down throughout the break by the tag champs. Logan Paul and Maxxine mocked him from ringside.

He was able to make the tag to a fresh Otis, who came in and started running Theory over. He overpowered both opponents before doing the caterpillar.

Tozawa tagged back in, but Theory blocked his senton with his knees. Breakker took out Otis before he and Theory finished off Tozawa with their finisher.

WINNERS: THE VISION

The Vision tried to continue the assault after the match, but Otis saved his partner. Maxxine distracted him long enough for Theory and Breakker to take him out with a double powerbomb.

Otis and Akira Tozawa were looking for some retribution when they took on Austin Theory and Bron Breakker in a non-title match.

Otis and Theory started for their teams, but Breakker tagged in before anything happened. They collided but neither powerhouse went down. When it happened again, Otis got the upper hand.

He tagged in Tozawa, who was immediately cornered by Bron for some shoulder thrusts. Theory tagged in and kept up the offense.

Maxxine held onto Tozawa's leg to help Theory get an unfair advantage. He kicked Tozawa right out of the ring as we went to a break.

The Bloodline was shown arriving at the arena backstage. When we went back to the arena, The Vision made its way to the ring to take on Alpha Academy in the first match of the night.

Triple H and Adam Pearce were in the ring to oversee the festivities. Femi was out first and came in at 302 lbs.

Brock Lesnar came to the ring next. He was also flanked by cops. There ended up being about 10 officers in the ring to keep the peace.

Instead of getting in the cage, Brock closed the door and locked it. He taunted Femi with the key to the lock.

Heyman's mic kept having issues while he was trying to put over Lesnar for being undefeated inside HIAC. The Beast refused to do the weigh-in and Femi told him he will see at SummerSlam.

This segment had a little tension, but having Femi take out all of the cops out of anger was the best part.

The Hell in a Cell structure lowered down over the ring for the weigh-in with Oba Femi and Brock Lesnar, which is kicking off the show. Femi was accompanied to the ring by cops just like Goldberg used to have.