WWE Raw Live Updates, Results and Highlights From Aug. 10

We returned to see Jey trying to make a comeback, but Solo hit him with a big Samoan drop to stop his run before it started. He got Jey set up for the running hip strike in the corner and nailed it for a two-count.

Sikoa countered a sunset flip by just sitting down on Jey's chest. No matter what Solo tried to do, Uso kept kicking out. He called for the Samoan Spike, but Jimmy showed up and got on the apron to distract him.

Jey hit a Spear for a close two-count. He went to the corner and went for another, but Solo kicked him to counter. He hit Jimmy with a Samoan Spike, but he turned around and got hit with another Spear.

Jey hit him with an Uso Splash to finish him off and get the pin, which means Sikoa has to go back to the family.

WINNER: JEY USO

The bell rang, but neither man rushed to make contact. They both talked some trash before finally locking up. Sikoa pushed Jey away and then mocked the Yeet gesture.

Jey leapfrogged him in the corner, but Solo ran him over with a shoulder tackle. He yelled at Jey that he wasn't coming back to the family and choked him with his boot. He got a quick two-count with a jumping headbutt.

Solo tossed Jey over the top rope to the floor to send is into a commercial.

Commercial Break

We got a couple of backstage segments before the main event.

Breakker had another interaction with Paul Heyman, talking about Femi, and Chad Gable talked to Rey Mysterio about giving him an IC title shot. Rey said he would be honored to fight him for the belt.

We also saw Lyra Valkyria talking to Ruca about both of them wanting an IC title shot. Once we went back to the arena, Jey made his entrance to take on Solo.

We returned to see Judgment Day keeping Ruca isolated in their corner. Sol fought out of a vertical suplex, and both women crawled to their corner to make the tag.

The Genius of the Sky took The Prodigy down a few times with a flurry of moves. She fought off Rodriguez and hit a meteora against the ring post. She drilled Perez with a missile dropkick and hit a backbreaker for a two-count.

Sky and Ruca were in the driver's seat for a long time and looked like they had the match won, but Raquel saved her partner.

Ruca countered Pop Rox with a flip and hit the Sol Snatcher for the pin and the win. This was a good finish that had the crowd on its feet.

WINNERS: SOL RUCA AND IYO SKY

Fatu ran into LA Knight backstage and warned him to keep his mouth shut about his family.

Back in the arena, Roxanne and Raquel made their way to the ring to take on Sol Ruca and a mystery partner who ended up being Iyo Sky.

Rodriguez and Ruca started for their teams. The IC champion tossed the former titleholder to the side, but Sol managed to duck a few punches and hit one of her own. Rodriguez dropped her on her face before tagging in Perez.

Ruca and Sky hit a nice double-team sequence on Roxy for a near-fall. They took out both opponents at the same time before using a suicide dive and moonsault combo to take out Rodriguez at ringside. Perez hit both of them with a crossbody to take control right before the break.

Commercial Break

We returned to see Lee beginning to mount some offense. He hit a tornado DDT for a near-fall as he began building momentum.

He hit Dom with a double stomp from the top rope for another two-count. Mysterio got him into position and hit the 619, but Lee blocked the frog splash and hit Operation Dragon for the win.

WINNER: DRAGON LEE

As he was celebrating, Lee turned around to see the boot of Big Cass flying at his face. Je'Von Evans showed up to give Lee an assist, but the big man took him out, too.

Dominik Mysterio was upset with his dad for not putting him in the tournament, which led to him agreeing to face Dragon Lee this week.

Lee hit a dropkick right out of the gate. The ref backed him off, and Dom fired back with his own dropkick before stomping him in the corner. They traded chest chops in the corner, but neither man could get a clear advantage.

Lee hit a nice hurricanrana before setting Dom up for a wrecking ball dropkick in the corner. Dirty Dom nailed him with a big boot to turn the tide in his favor for a moment, but Lee recovered and got a two-count.

Dom dropped Lee's leg across the top rope before taking him out with a dive out of the ring.

Commercial Break

Stephanie Vaquer said she has missed WWE and the fans, and she thanked everyone for their support. She also said she loves that the Judgment Day members get scared every time they see her coming.

She said the title Liv is carrying belongs to her, which brought out Becky Lynch. She asked Lynch what she wants, and The Man said she wants to beat up Morgan just like Stephanie does.

Becky brought up Vaquer's history of injuries and said she may just be unlucky, but she thinks she has a better chance of winning the belt again. Vaquer warned her not to get in her way before leaving the ring.

Morgan attacked The Man from behind once Stephanie was out of the picture. Lynch took her down with an exploder suplex and almost collided with Vaquer when she came back to the ring.

Femi marched his way to the ring and took out Theory with one kick when he tried to attack. Breakker didn't take his eyes off The Ruler for a single second as he got into the ring.

Several officials got between them to prevent a fight. Bron smiled and backed away, but he clearly got what he wanted, which was Femi's attention.

When we returned from the break, Tozawa was starting to show some signs of life. He hit a running kick, a shining wizard and a senton for a near-fall.

Theory made his comeback feel short-lived when he nailed him with an elbow for the pin and the win.

WINNER: AUSTIN THEORY

Adam Pearce prevented Theory from going after Tozawa with a steel chair. Breakker was preparing to hit a Spear when he heard Oba Femi's music hit.

Tozawa was all alone, but Theory had everyone from The Vision at ringside for support. That didn't stop Tozawa from going right after Austin and taking control.

He had the upper hand for a few moments, but one big shot from Theory put him down and changed the pace of the match. He hit a butterfly suplex for a two-count before putting Tozawa in a headlock.

Theory dominated his much smaller opponent and talked some trash, which Logan Paul and Maxxine encouraged. Akira tried to fight back with some chops, but Theory planted him with a backbreaker.

Commercial Break

Bron Breakker took exception to hearing Byron Saxton talk about Brock Lesnar declaring Oba Femi as the future of the business. Back in the arena, The Vision came out for Austin Theory's match.

Penta was starting to build up a head of steam when we returned. He hit a pendulum dropkick in the corner for a quick two-count. Laredo Kid hit a poison rana out of nowhere before heading to the top for a 450 splash that scored him a near-fall.

They traded strikes until Penta hit a superkick. He hit a big dive over the top rope to the floor before hitting a Penta Driver for a very close two-count.

A few moments later, Penta hit the Mexican destroyer for the win to advance to the semifinals of the tournament.

WINNER: PENTA

The first match in a tournament to find a contender for Roman Reigns' world title saw Penta take on AAA's Laredo Kid. The Usos and Fatu had a brief moment backstage before we went to the ring for this bout.

Laredo Kid refused to shake hands, so Penta grabbed him in a wristlock. LK tried to do some fancy counters, but Penta kicked him in the gut while he was standing on his hands. Laredo Kid nailed a missile dropkick, but Penta blocked the suicide dive.

They ended up fighting at ringside, where Laredo Kid hit a moonsault to take Penta down. We went to a break with LK in control.

Commercial Break

Cole reported that Royce Keys is out indefinitely due to an injured larynx at the hands of Jacob Fatu. A moment later, Solo Sikoa appeared in the crowd and mocked The Usos' entrance music and catchphrase.

It took less than a minute for Jey Uso to come to the ring to issue a response. He asked if Solo really wants to do this again. Sikoa balked at the idea of falling in line for Roman Reigns.

Jey called him ungrateful and said he only has the life he has because of The Bloodline, so they will handle this how their family takes care of problems. He challenged Solo to a match for tonight, and if Solo loses, he comes back to the family.

Solo said if he wins, the family finally has to leave him alone. Sikoa was hilarious in this segment.

Raw opened with the obligatory shots of various people walking around backstage before Michael Cole threw to a video package.