WWE Raw Live Updates, Results and Highlights After SummerSlam 2026

Keys put a table in the ring, but before he could use it, Fatu sent him into the ring post and over the announce table.

Once he recovered, Keys started putting more weapons in the ring. Fatu tried to use one of the chairs, but Royce beat him to it with a kendo stick. He beat the Samoan Werewolf down before setting up a table.

Fatu tried to hit a suplex into a pair of chairs, but Keys reversed it and scored a two-count. The Monstar threw a chair into Fatu's face and then powerslammed him from the middle rope onto the pile of chairs.

He hit a big spinebuster, but Fatu responded by putting him through a table with a Samoan drop. He followed up with his signature moonsault and then applied the Tongan Death Grip. Keys was unable to break free, so the ref called for the bell.

WINNER: JACOB FATU

Fatu continued the assault after the match. Keys was bleeding from his mouth as Fatu kept attacking him. He put a chair over Keys' head, but Adam Pearce showed up with some producers to talk him out of it.

Fatu changed his mind and ended up hitting the running hip strike anyway. That is when Roman Reigns made an appearance. The show ended with Reigns giving Fatu a nod of approval.

This week's main event was a Street Fight between Fatu and Keys. As soon as we returned from the break, the bell rang. They talked some trash before they started trading punches.

Fatu was the first one to take control, and he sent Keys out of the ring with a clothesline so he could hit a suicide dive. Keys countered an Irish whip and sent Fatu into the steel steps before he went under the ring for a table.

The Samoan Werewolf regained control and sent Keys into the ring post while screaming about not having a choice. The Monstar popped up and hit a big clothesline. He picked up Fatu and hit a running powerslam through the barricade.

We returned to see McDonagh still controlling the pace against Gable. Once the IC champion made a comeback, he hit a flying headbutt.

The babyfaces started to build some momentum and Gable got Dom in the Ankle Lock. No matter what Mysterio did, Gable wouldn't release the hold. It took McDonagh getting involved to break it up.

Penta took care of JD at ringside while Dom tried to use the bell hammer in his boot as part of a 619. Gable caught it and gave the hammer back to the ref before hitting Dom with a rolling German suplex for the win.

WINNERS: PENTA AND CHAD GABLE

We returned from a break to see the match already in progress. Gable took Dom down with a few waistlock takedowns and a butterfly suplex for a two-count.

Dom and JD used some dirty tactics to take control once Penta tagged into the match. Gable made the hot tag and took Dirty Dom down with an Angle Slam for a near-fall.

JD made a blind tag and hit a big headbutt, followed by a suplex on the floor.

Big Cass gave an interview backstage and said it wasn't personal with Evans, he was just in the way. After the break, we got a video showing how Chad Gable won the IC title from Penta on Sunday.

Gable came out after the video and talked about how he had the best moment of his career on Sunday. He thanked Penta for being a fighting champion. He also thanked the fans for sticking with him for 10 years, even when he was Shorty G.

When it looked like he was about finished, Penta made his way to the ring. Penta put Gable over as one of the best wrestlers in the world, which brought out Dominik Mysterio to respond.

This ended up leading to Penta and Gable taking on Dom and JD in a tag match.

After the break, Joe Hendry came out to take on Breakker in singles action. Breakker was staring at the stage after his confrontation with Femi. When the bell rang, Hendry was confused about why he wouldn't turn and face him.

Breakker turned and leveled him with a clothesline before going back to staring at the stage. Hendry took out Austin Theory, and when Bron tried to come out and hit a Spear, Hendry jumped and sent him into the steel steps.

Once Hendry got back into the ring, Breakker got back in and hit a Spear out of nowhere for a very quick win.

WINNER: BRON BREAKKER

Bron didn't even try to go check on Theory before heading to the back. Theory went after Hendry while Maxxine cheered him on. Akira Tozawa made the save and sent Theory out of the ring.

Before the break, Paul Heyman was shown congratulating Oba Femi backstage on his big win. When Femi came out after the break, the crowd went nuts for him. He was wearing a Nigerian garment as part of his celebration.

Femi said words can't describe what he went through at SummerSlam, but he said he and Lesnar came away from their match with newfound respect for each other.

The Ruler said he is going to lead a new generation to take down the old guard. His promo ended without interruption, but as he got to the stage, The Vision's music hit and they came out. He had a staredown with Bron Breakker, but nothing happened.

We returned from the break to see Sol starting to fight back. They traded strikes back and forth until Ruca started building up a head of steam. She unloaded on Roxy in the corner and hit a German suplex.

Ruca countered Pop Rox and hit an X Factor. She knocked Rodriguez off the apron, but Morgan tripped her when she tried to get on the ropes. The ref saw and called for the bell to DQ Perez.

WINNER: SOL RUCA BY DISQUALIFICATION

After Judgment Day took Sol out, Becky Lynch's music hit and she came out to a big pop. She made it clear she is coming after the world title.

She said Morgan has had the worst title reign of all time to mock her catchphrase. Liv said she should go home and be a mommy, but Becky just laughed in her face.

Judgment Day left the ring as Lynch continued to dish out insults in the mic. Before they could get to the stage, Stephanie Vaquer came out and started attacking Judgment Day.

Becky sat on the turnbuckle and watched with amusement as Vaquer beat Morgan into the mat. Stephanie and Becky had a standoff once the rest of the women were cleared from the ring, but it ended without any fighting.

The match got started after a quick break. They struggled for control until Perez rolled out of the ring to regroup. She was acting like her arm was injured, but Ruca didn't wait for her to get back in the ring and chased her.

They traded pinning combinations before Roxy took control. Ruca caught her leg and took her down for some mounted punches. She whipped Perez into the corner a few times and hit a spinning facebuster.

She dropped Roxanne with a dropkick for a two-count before applying a surfboard stretch. Perez broke free and got the upper hand before the show went to a break.

Morgan bragged about beating Iyo Sky at SummerSlam and told the crowd to stay mad. She said Iyo at least had the bravery to challenge her for the belt and said nobody else is willing to challenge her.

She also put over Raquel Rodriguez for winning the IC title, and said Roxanne Perez is going to embarrass Sol Ruca in the next match.

Reigns was shown backstage with The Usos and Jacob Fatu. He asked why Fatu has been calling Royce Keys his family, but Fatu didn't answer. He told them not to touch LA Knight because he is going to take care of it.

On cue, Knight walked up and taunted them about not being able to touch him. After the break, Keys tried to talk to Fatu, but The Samoan Werewolf said they aren't family and challenged him to a Street Fight.

Back in the ring, Liv Morgan and Judgment Day made their way to the ring.

Big Cass appeared out of nowhere and attacked Evans, officially marking his return to the ring in WWE. He dragged Evans around by his hair before picking him up for what Cole called The East River Crossing, which was a swinging side slam, more or less.

Page had control all through the break as he focused on Evans' back. The Young OG started to fight back, but Page countered a springboard and hit a unique neckbreaker for a two-count.

Evans countered the Egoplex and rolled him up for a quick two-count. He started to build some momentum before Page yanked him out of the ring and drove him into the announce table.

Evans fired back and sent him into the ring post and over the barricade into the timekeeper's area. He did a lap around the ring before diving over the barricade onto him. He hit the Red Dot kick when they got back to the ring, but it only got him a two-count.

Je'Von went to the top rope. Page tripped him and then tried to pin him using the ropes for leverage, but the ref saw him. He hit a couple of power moves, but Evans kept kicking out.

Evans ended up leaping over Page and the ref to hit the OG Cutter for the pin and the win.

WINNER: JE'VON EVANS

After a video highlighting the match between Oba Femi and Brock Lesnar from Sunday, we went back to the ring for Je'Von Evans' entrance to take on Ethan Page after the break.

The announcers talked about how Evans and Page have had several matches in NXT to establish this as a pre-existing feud. Page applied a headlock when they locked up, and he followed up with a shoulder tackle.

The Young OG tried to roll him up, but All Ego kicked out and stayed on offense. Evans used his agility to avoid some moves before hitting a slingshot hurricanrana. He sent Page out of the ring with a dropkick so he could hit a huge dive out of the ring.

Evans tried to suplex Page out of the ring, but All Ego countered. Evans got a couple of near-falls but couldn't put him away. As the show went to a break, Page hit a big boot to take control.

The Megastar took a moment to pose for the crowd before grabbing a mic and addressing Reigns. He congratulated Roman on his win and retaining the world title. He even admitted he was wrong about Reigns not being able to win on his own, but he still thinks he is a fraud.

He said he has beaten everyone in The Bloodline, and now he wants his title shot one-on-one. Reigns said it's actually Knight who is the fraud for calling himself a Megastar. He said LA hasn't won a shot at the title and won't get one by complaining.

Knight told Reigns to come back to him when he grows a pair, or buys one. He walked off before Reigns could respond, which clearly made the champ angry.

Roman Reigns was shown walking backstage with his world title after the video. The camera followed him backstage until he got to the Gorilla position to make his entrance. He appeared to be in good spirits and shook hands with a few fans along the aisle.

Once the music died down, there was a strange moment when it sounded like some people were trying and failing to get a chant going because others were booing. Still, Reigns got the usual pop when he told the Iowa crowd to acknowledge him.

The Tribal Chief talked about how successful he has been and about beating Seth Rollins at SummerSlam. He said he knows the Iowa crowd loves Rollins, but he and Seth may have found some peace last night. He gave the crowd a moment to chant for Rollins.

Then, LA Knight's music hit and he made his way to the ring.

The Raw after SummerSlam has officially begun. The show opened with a video recapping the main event of Night Two of the PLE.